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YOUNG AND OLD MALE AND.
FEMALEi srer

Alfuseit with wonderful success. Brings
COLOR TO the pale white lip, BLOOM
AND BEAUTY to the thin face and care
worn countenance. a
Cures fever and creates appetite. Try
them, use none other. Ask for cSpeer's
Standard Wine Bitters, sold by druggists
and grocers. See that my signature is over
the cork of each bottle. So
ALFRED SPEER,
Psssaic, n. J., and 243 Broadway, NY.
Trade supplied by all Wholesale dealers.
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"M1ERSTBALsAMIc REMEDY
Take Notice Everybody. IT

For Coughs, Colds, Asthma. Group,
Incipient Consumption and Brcnehihs,
use A. H. Myers Balsamic Remedy.
1t never fails to, give relief. To DE
had of Foltz & Barron and J.. q.
Squire, druggists, Ashland, o.
f2m14)
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h HONE rEsrIYoRY.1
..ESerageSGs. June 1. 1867.

EewE9aFeR gCt- June l, 1867.
MessrsG G4lkrE& Co.
Gents, Being anxiohs, from the great
benefit derived 10 assist in Spreading tho
'ame of Goes Dyspepsia Cure, l would
siete-Hycase. SOMETHING over n year ngo
l had a violent attack of Diarrhoea. w9lich
lasted eight weeks. during which rirhe
employed three physici ms, hut witLoui
relief. until l trieo Goes Dysdepsia Cure
The first dose helped me; l took it three
times n day for a week. aud was entirely
curea /; and ! believe to-day that il saved
my life. Being attacked in n similar way
this season, | ok one dose. which put ne
al right would advice every family 10
keep IL onsh4nd readysfors immediate use
IN easeAofS ummero or Bowel cdmPlaints
g 10E Dunn.
q fheaA0FsfaIr. DugnSft IN our employ
n we can vouclr for the above stsiemen.
being true
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E. Arnold & Go.
GOES DYSPEPsI CURE.

Will also Re found invaluable in all cases
of Diarrboea. Dysentery, Collie, Sulhmcr
Gripping. and in fact evers dis
condition of the stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or county ev-
eryThers Al 81 per bottle, or by~apPiiea-
tion to 20 ARR
c; G. CLARK & CO.,
Sole Proprie,ors. sew Haven, e..
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READ THIS!
N E
M~ANUFACIoRY
IN

AT the old carriage shop formerly occupied
by Ames & Leach.
We would respectfully inform the citi-
zens of Ashland and adjoining counties,
that the we'll known firm of
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II. J. TRAVER & CO.,

Of WadsForth, Chip, hay.s eftrblished q
keep on hand, and make to order all kinds
&c
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Willis, Kaufman & Co.

Don't forget hat We have. the largest Stock of PARLOR STOVES, COOK
Nc and LEATINH STOVES, ever brought TO this market, and at prices
SUIT The tmes. q cd Cook Stoves trimmed out, for Twenty-Five DoHsrs.
Pahr Slows all prices. We have also a large stock of Tea Trays. pressed
md Japanncd Tiu-ware Furnishing Goods of al kinds as low as the lowest
Give Us a call before purchasing. Dont forget the place, Two Doors Ert Of
First NariOnal Bank, Ashland, . p ~ go
(vot22u15f0 WILL Is, KAUFMAN Il CO
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"A E

"A GREAT BLESSING"
From Rev. L.. F. Ward, Avon Lorraine
Co OF
Aessrs. Strong & Armstrong,
Druggists, Cleveland. o.
Gentlemcn.-I 1t gives me great pleasure
% safe that my wife has derived great
.heneht from The useT ofTCoe's Bytprpsia
Cure. h has been for a number of years
greatly tiou led with Dyspepsia. ACCOM-
panied with violent paro1ysms OF consIipa
uou. which so Frustrated her TIA [ SIZE was
all the while, fer months. unable 10 co any
hing. She took, at your instance, Cos 5
Dyspepsia Cure, and Ias derived greaI
benefit from it, and is now comparatively
welt She regards this medicine as q great
blessing Truly !ours,
Jan 18th, 1868 l.. F. Ward.
"EXTREME CASE CURED
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IRON REV. JOSEPH Il. KENNAHD, D. D,

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia
DE-JAcKsox-DBAK SIK:-I hare been Frequently
Ie7s<sed TO eoaned my name a0idh recommendation Of
2 erent kind Of medicines, bat regarding The practices
GIosf Of my appropriate sphere, I haze an all edsSg de-
eined: bf rih a clear proof IN varioHs instances, and
particularly IN my o1n family, of the usefnIness Of DR..
-Bosfands German Bitt<ys, / depart Joronos frea ny
esEai eozr1e, 10 ezPTeSs nyJ full conviction that for gem
rat debility Of the system and especially for Liver
SGsPs a aiid n is N - :sS. e eas., ya Z. 1'as
-3aaSb bat usually. N doubt not a .gih
Z b peTy 6enSfeiaI1A 10 gLnx 1cho ar0S
gaT IN
c--- Ei0h1h, bSog Coats tired
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ATTACHMENT


Martin R.. Mason Admir- of Before ]. i. BEN
the, estate ufk y Hershey Bighoff j.. P. of
= - d vs. Mifiiin township
'AndreT Sunday. +-- AshpiiId Co. o..
On the 9TH day of December A. D. 1868,
the above Justice issued an order of attach
ment in the above action for the sum of
sixty-nine collars and twenty-five cents.
Dec. 9Th 1868 MARTIN X. MASON.
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NOTICE TO TEACHEKs.

HENhe Board of Sche oil Ell aminsrs sash
land County will hold ihes following,
! %aminalions du irg ,Le year 1868:
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Iron 8 Nails,

Iron chain and wood pumps, Lead pipes,
Clothes ~wringers, including the Monitor 4
Colb,s patents-nope better-togethsr with
every article to be found in a first class
Hardware Store. Persons contemplating
building VIII do weifrogive u a call, q
onr prices are.ysfylov for cash. We want
your trades
Remember the place, Deariy opposite tha
1st;National Bank, Ashland, Okla ?
no - %
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Hcofand,s German Differs

- entirely vegetable, and contains no
Hanor. ii L. . c0mpound OF Fluid tx.
srarts. The noots, Herbs, and BarkS
from which these extracts are made
are exfrncfedV from them by
sole ntI6c ~ chemist. These
Extracts are then forwarded TO this
country TO be used expressly. for the
manufacTure Of These Bftrers. There Il
no aleohollc substance ofany kind used
In compromising the RIffers, hence IL IL
the only Bftters that can be used in
gases where are
not advisable.
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Carriages, Buggles, oIelghs,
of the latest style and improvement. All
our work is
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD.
GhKsf Jasti1s OF no Bupreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA, March Is, 1867.
. IGsd " Hoef1nd's German Biners a not an Intoz-
deatis1 eeveTo0e, but is a good Ionic, t19il an disorders
u Tia di0eattre organs, and Of great beHeH In odses II
6ebttitr AID DdRt Of EeTro15 action, n he systez
HouTg truly, ~ I'd
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and Musical Instrumnts of every description.
Give him a call for he is selling the very
best makes of instruments, and at prices
that defy competition. Old Post Office
building, Main ST., Ashland, Ohio. 1y-n4
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ENACTMENT.
II

a II BUCHANAN pl'f Before J. F, Bennig-
We ShOh 3 L of Mit1ih
andrew Sunday deft- tip. Ashland Co o.
On the 4th day of December. A. D.. 1863
said Justice issued an order of attachment in
the above actiun for the sum OF thirty-four
dollars. 90
Mifhin Dec, 4 '6e. A. BUCH ANAN.o
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nv. d No n4stei.< .7.a1 % RoSsanes e.--uan
1sasrs o. zossis fn@eaSs 81 Debility.
= -: s-,;s 80. : s: - e 8: ' ss::sts :, :s:::
1tdch 10 di0ea Il, purity Tie blood, 1Ire a good, sound,
AedA<hy complexion, eradicate 1e yeleao fage from As
ey<, fnpGyt a bloom 10 the checks, and change Ue patient
IRON q GhoTt-bred1eds eDudcidtcd sreGk, and nervous
fsrahd, % a JEu5aced touI and Vigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the BifterD or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medi-
cdnessE They can be administered with
perfect safety to a child three months
Old, the most delicate female, or a man
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COE' U r

COE' DYSPEPSIA CURE.
You will see how soon it will dispel
our bad feelings ard gloomy forebod
ings. How soon IL will cha e awayany
species of Dysp. psia. How soon it vii.
give you new life and vigor, snd how soon
Il will make a well man or woman of you
For your own sal e, for the sake of avery
body suffering. We beg, we .entreat you te
:ry it..
For Liver Complaint and Billions De
raogeneRl.s go
% eGIGG fsOuE
II is q Sovereign Remedy, while for FI-er
md iguc, and all Tho 'iseascs which
IRE generated in a miasmatic climate, il il
| certain preventive and cure
That iIs wonderful medicinal virtues
may not sia~d alone upon our statement.
We append n few unsolicited tesrimoniaIs
rom those whose position in society and
equation a. citizen will place their wi
fence beyond all question NJ d carry ~iit
hem streR2th and conviction to t. e mosl
ncredulous.
Mr.. Les'e err Sex'on. n Wholesale merchant
Of thirty years. in Milwaukee. one of The
most reliable and careful men in The state.
says, Under date.
Milwaukee Wis Jan. ~. 1893
Nessrs. C, G. Clark & Co. New Heven. CT
Both myself end wife have u<ed Goes
dyspepsia Gre. and it has proved per:
ectly sails actory as a remedy. I have
10 hesitation in saying That we have re
ceived great benefit from its use Very
respectfully
Lester Sexton.
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Blood Pur1nezs

Blood Pur1nezs
svey kneen, and -siu cure al diseases ranking FROM
bad blood Keep Our3 blood pure; keep your
? 1fpeT IN order kesp your di1estire organs
IN q sound, healthy HconditioH, by he uSs
y Hese renedies S4d and no diSedSs Siu
eser assad y0u The best usa IA the country Tseommend
s1eM- " year, Of hoaea reputation 90 for anything
yes sssf fy 0esS preparatiOFu.
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Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Railway.

On and after Nov. 23d, 1868, trains will
leave Stations daily, Sundays excepted
as follows. Train leaving Chicago at 4.60
burgh at $50 p. m, leaves daily.l
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OF our one dollar sale has caused such a
COMPLETE REVOLUTION IN
TRADE.

That in order to supply the demand occa-
stoned by our constantly increasing patron
age, we have recently made importations
for the fall trade, direct from European
Manufacturers.
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WANTED AGENTS.

4v Nos. ss & 100, Summer ST., Boston.
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little alley, the receptacle of garbage and dirty
beings honored with the name of human beings,
running east from Halsted street. and parallel,
south, OF Sebor The particulars of the matter,
cleaned from various sources bear the impress
of reliability, as there is contradiction In the
different statements. The act was, 1t seems.
committed Without the slightest cause, aud
was the result of the heartless depravitv OF
the criminal. The wounds received by Willie
O'BrieD, the victim, will probably result fatally.
The parents OF the two boys live two doors from
each other, In little huts, on the rotten alley
alluded 10. The fathers were absent at work,
and the mothers happened to be out at the
time of the shooting. Little 0'Brien had been
left In charge of the house, and as there was
no one to cook his dinner, he went out TO get
some pie. While passing Lees house on his
return, Johnny Lee fred a Springfield rifle
from the window at him. its contents, pebbles
and shot, lodging in the right groin, inhicting
ghastly wound, from which the entrails pro-
truded. There seems TO have been no quarrel
between the boys, aud no possible occasion Tor
the murderous act. Lee has been at the Police
Court q number of times, has served in the
Bridewell, and is the dread OF the entire neigh
bOrhood in which he lives. He escaped, and
has not yet been arrested. Drs. Moriarty and
Macalister, in attendance upon the little suf
ferer, pronounced his injury as very likely
fatal.
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THE CATTLE DISEASE.
Arrival Of the Tsxss Fever at PIttsburg

From The PitSbuYg Commercial of AuguSt5.
Considerable excitement was created in the
city yesterday by the arrival from the West of
stock train containing large number of cattle,
all of which seem more or less affected with the
Spanish or Texas fever. The train consisted
OF eighteen cars, containing in all about three
hundred head On its arrival here, siXty-tour
OF the animals were found to have died on the
way, and during yesterday many that seemed IN
good health were stricken with the disease and
died. The Chicago papers of Monday mention
the arrival at that point OF a large lot OF cattle
similarly affected none OF which could be sold.
1t is probable that these are portions
of the same lot, and it would seem
that the crowdng together in the
stock cars aggrayates the disease and
increases the mortality. Some of these cattle
are from Texas, while the principal portion were
brought from the Northwestern States. Tue
Texas cattle stand the fever much better than
the others, but the whole lot looks very sickly.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company gave
orders not to ship them any further East, and
they will probably all be rendered into grease
here. Some speedy disposition should be made
of them, because, if they are allowed to pasture
here there is great danger of spreading the dis
ease among our native cattle. Those who have
grazing lands in this county will be slow to
allow these diseased animals to enter upon
them, as by so doing the fever may get hold
which cannot be checked until great damage is
sustained. Our Meat Inspector should also keep
a sharn look out for these animals, and see that
none of them are allowed to find place on our
market stalls. Those who deal III inferior OF
t'cheaup meat should be carefully watched, ana
any attempt TO sell the flesh of these animals
for food should be punished TO the extent ol
the law.
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Fredonia Grotto, No. and oyder In general Of and
raj from his late residence, No. 12s Brown street. ON
sunday, the 9th instant at o'clock p NJ To proceed
to Monument Cemetery.
RoBINsON,-On the 9th instant, RUTH AMY
ROBINSON. in the s7th year Of her age,
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully Invited attend the unera from the residence
OF her son, Captain Mark Robinson, No. 255 Kalghns
Point avenue, Camden, N. j. on Monday morning at
7o'clock. Funeral 70 proceed TO Absecom, N. j.,
the early train.
sBITH.-on the morning OF the 9Th instant. Mrs.
MARY e., wife Of Joseph r. smith in the 2sd year
InteTmeDt at Burlington, N. j., on Sunday AFTER
noon, the 9th instant, at O'Clock.
THOMAS.-Tbis morning. August q, MARY GRAF
TON, wife of Henry E, Thomas ard daughter OF the
late Thomas q. Addison, of Maryland.
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from her late residence No. 1856 NJ
Fifteenth street. on Monday afternoon, the loth !n-
slant. at o'clock. '"
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DIED..

CoBoURN,-on the 5th instant, HANNAH c.,
daughter OF Mary and the late Aaron Cobourn.
The relatives and rienda OF the family also the
Cathedral B. V. SodaJy are respectfully Invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence OF her mother
No 1906 Summer street, on Saturday morning at So
o'clock.
DUNCAN.-At Wilmington, Delaware, on Wednes-
day afternoon, the 9th instant, JOHN A. DUNCAN,
aged 63 years.
The friends OF the family respectfully Invited TO
attend his funeral from his late residence No. 6lO
French street. Saturday afternoon next, the Sth
instaI at O'Clock without further nodce
LANE.-on the 9th instant, Miss ANN LANE, aged
55 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited 10 attend y funeral from the esidence
OF her brotherin law, Mr.. William Lush. No. 73 By
ara street, ON sunday afternoon ~ o'clock.
LINCoLN.-suddenly, on the morning OF the 9th
Goth year OF his age. -'-
Due notice Of the funeral win be given.
NEY aged 60 years.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited 10 attend the funeral from his resi-
dence No. 1882 N Tweny.second street. on sunday
Afternoon at O'Clock. Funer services at st. Fran.
els Church. Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.
INVERSION the 9th Instant WILLIAM w. MY
Frs in the 88lh year OF his age. "
The reistives and friends OF the family, also Key.
stone Lodge No. 27l a. Y. Nj ConcIaVe Circles etc
offs, W, Nj stsr Council NO, /. .. ana D, Of Al also
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MARRIED.

ROOSE-ALLBRIGHT.-At the residence OF the
mother of the BRIDE Augu 6, by Rev. William Oath
cart, Mr.. FRANK 8. RROUSE TO Miss MARY ].
ALBRIGHT, both of this city,
MCCARDLE-LOUDEN.-On the 5th instant, by
Rev. Francis Church, at he residence Of the brides
parents. MIR. AMES E MCCARDLE to Miss HFFIE
O. LOUDEN. both of this city.
sNoKE-HoL LsING ER,-on the 9Th instant. at the
Parsonage of st. Georges NJ. f. Church, No. 324 New
ST. eet by the Rev. M. ID. Knrlz Mr., SAMUEL II.
SMOKE OF Fort Delaware, to Miss MARTHA H0LI-
SINGER, OF Delaware CITY, Del.
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LOIS OF ALPACA SACKS.

LOIS OF ALPACA SACKS.
lots of linen Sacks,
Lots OF the ChOcoLdts Linen Sacks
Lots Of the Chocolate Busters,
Lots Of Duck Sacks,
Lots Of White Vests,
Lots OF Linen Pants and Vests,
AU fresh and very nice.
Hfy- Alpdcds from s21S to IS.
Rl- Linens n ON sl 81 TO o.. etc. etc.
WANAMAKRR BROWN,
OAK HdLJ,
s. H. Corner OF Sirth and Mdrka Streets
AB-A good lot OF CLefgynle1I's Long Sacks.
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BUSINESS MOTT ICES.

PRICvs OF ALL SUMMER CLOTHING greatly re-
duced to close out stock. Assortment still good of
both Clothing and Piece Goods, to be made to order
but selling Off rapidly.
All prices guaranteed lower than the lowest else
where, and iull satisfaction guaranteed every pur
chaser, or the sale cancelled and money refunded.
Hall tOdu betiOeen ! BENNETT d Co.,
FYth and TowHR HALL
Sirth syeets,J No. 518 MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
n Ns.nr
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JRwg5LRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. IL South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment Of fine jewery and silverware In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at q price which cannot be equslled
He also has large stock of American watches In all
varieties and at all prices. visit to his store
to result in pleasure and profit
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all Druggists, ,

TOME YOUR 6YsTEM.-The tonic properties of
Speers "StandRrd Wine Bitters' are such that none
can use them without receiving essential benefit
The effect will be to maintain the usual stamina and
vigor OF the system Sold by Johnston, Holloway s.
Co. Fred. Brown. and other Druggists.
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1T IS WELL to get clear of Cold the first week. bat
first forty-eight hours. the proper remedy for the
purpose being Dr. JAYNE's ExPEcToRANT Sold by
oil nruosIatu
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water and read THE
EVENING TLLEGRAPH at Hilmsn's News Stand. at
North Pennsylvania Depot.
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FINE CUSTOM. MADE BOOTS AND SHOES for Gem
tlemen. Bartlett, No 80 South Sixth street, above
CheanuL --------
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TRENwITH has all manner OF interesting journals,
pctornls, funny pam mphlets, magazines ETC.. enough
70 supply every citizen great or small In our city.
1t New York papers before the mails arrive that
especially commendable. His emporium, at No, IO7
s. Third street. is completely stocked.
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AND No. 800 BRoADwAY. NEW Yosk.

TIN BILIOUS SEAsoN.-seventy five per cent Of
the population of the United States are less
bilious at this season. The midsummer sun strs up
the bile as certainly 1t evolves mlasma from the
stagnant pools. 1t Is Of the utmost there
fore to check the tendency of the liver to diseased
action with that Incompatible anti bilious specific
HosTETTER's STOMACH BIrrERs. Neglect the early
symptoms and the chances that they will result
in remittent fever, fever and ague jaundce 1t is
that nobody ately desires to risk
attack from any one OF these But csrelessness may
be as disastrous temerity. DO not procr ate.
health the greatest OF earthly blessings 1t should
be every rational beings hrs care Whoever chooses
TO use HosTETTKR's BTTTRRs a preventive NOW
may escape the bilious epidemics and endemics
which generally prevail toward the close of the
heated term and in the fall months. Is 1t not worth
while to be forearmed VIII the OF defense
within the reach OF all? The BITTERs are MA
TIoNAL REMEDY. everywhere procurable, and en-
dorsed by the Intelligent OF every class. Read what
leading members of the community. clergymen. ply
scians, authors, statesmen men OF science. artists
travellers, and distinguished soldiers, say about
Them. On the strength OF these entias give them
a trial. They will be found the very best antblous
medici ne that modern pharmacy has introduced.
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A CHICAGO TRAGEDY.
A Bow Fatally wounded by a Youthful
DeRpsradOs

TTO1l Ul6 J7IICUVO ITtOUItoi 1IUY' %
A tragedy of a sickening character, the shoot
ng of boy nine years old by noted youthful
criminal named Johnny Lee, aged l3 years,
or cuIred at one Oicocd yesterday afternoon.
The scene Of the occurrence was miserable
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PAYABLE In GOLD.

The Mortgage Bonds OF nearly all other railroads
In this country payable, principal and interest," In
currency. 1t 10 asserted without fear of contra
dicton. that other railroad company in world
building great extent OF road, issue bonds of
equal value with the First Mortgage Bonds now Of
fered for sale by the Union Pacific Railroad Co.
The price of these Bonds is nov Ies aud accrued
interest from July 1, In currency. The Company be
leve that at this price their Bonds are the
Safest and most Profitable Investment
win shortly command q higher premium than any
similar security.
The Company reserve the right 20 advance the
price at any time and will fill any orders receive
any subscriptions which the money has not been
actually paid at the Compahy's ofice before the tme
OF such advance.
subsc. iptons will be received in Philadelphia by
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ENGLISH WALKING COAT, NEW STYLE
No. s2i Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
French Sack Coat, New Style.
No. 1924 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
French Sack Overcoat entirely New.
No. 1924 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
English Paletot Overcoat, --latest Style.
No. 82i Ohesnut street,
CHARLES STOKES 81 Co.,
Under Continental Hotel,
Philadelphia,
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS,

Having thirty GEARS to run. and having Interest eou-
poDs payable semannuaily AT the rA,s OF six per
cent. in gold The principal, well as interest, is
made