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RADICAL EX r&AVAGANCE.-Ih I06U
the House at Harrisburg employed %
officers, and paid them S2l, ,40o. Ihe
same House, in 1868 employ 30 officers
and will pay them $50, go. 80 says "a
Harrisburg correspondent OF the
Reading Duty Tunes, ii neutral paper.
Just think OF It-une hundred members
and nupety-eight officers! But Of such IS
Radical extravaganza made.
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TIE Democrats carried the borough
of Hollidaysburg on Friday last, By a
majority of sixty-fve. This is a gain
of forty over the majority Of last fall.
The ball keeps moving:
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

N MARRGAGE-The Cheapest Book EUsr
Published, containing nearly three hundrt d pages
my of the Human Organs in statH Of Health and
Disease, with trea' se Early LrrOrs. its De-
plorable Consequences upon the Min and Body,
with the Authors Plan of Treatmept-the only
rational and successful mode of Cure, sho o"n by
the report of cases treated A truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating marriage,
wh" entertain doubts of their physical condition.
Sent free of postage to any address, on receipt
of % cts in stamps postal currency, by address
ing DIR LA CR0IX. No. 81 Maiden Lane, Alba
ny, N. Y. The author may be consulted upon any
"f the diseases upon which his book treats, either
personally or by mail, Medicines sent to any part
of he world
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SUDDEN DEATH is the fate of every
fibre upon which the

CauStic Poi,oa
of an ordinary hair dye falls. There is no
ReSSHrrectL0R
for the faments thus b.ighted. But as it were,
sn The Ttnimkking Of an Eye,
hair of any obnoxious col is changed to a
Rich aud GiorioHs HUe,
and at the same time vitalized and improved by
the use Of
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
natures safe ally, and beauty's regenerator
Manufactured by J. CRISTAD0R0, 6S Maiden
Lane, New York. Sold by all Druggists. APP
Piled by all Hair Dressers. fcb2lml
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Hc arrests the Secretary OF War appoint
ed by the President
The Congressional Rebels cOnspire tO
depOse the President!
Great Excitement!
WAsHINGTnN.Eeh. 9

WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
Yesterday the President issued an
order removing Stanton from war Of
fee, and appointing Gen. L. Thomas,
Adiutant General of the army, in his
stead. Stanton refused to give up War
office to Gen. Thomas and made affi-
davit before Justice Carter that Thomas
had violated Tenure of Office bill, by
accepting office of Secretary of War.
Judge Carter issued warrant for ThOm-
as'arrest. Thomas called Stanton and
demanded War office. Stanton declined
and told him he would have him arres-
ted, which was done this morning, he
has since been released on $1,000 bail
Stanton still holds the office of Secre-
tary.
Thad. Stevens to day presented inn
parchment bill, signed by all the Re-
publican Congressman, and there is no
doubt but it will be put through
Great excitement here and greater ex-
pected on Monday.
LA IEK.
WAsHINGTON, February 22.-Gener-
al Thomas Immediately on his release,
visited the President, and by his in
struction went to the War Department
and demanded the keys of the Office in
presence of Stanton, Grant, Howard,
and Others.
Nothing is known of the interview,
but at this writing (l2.30l General
Thomas is still in the War Office.
MESSAGE OF THE PREsIDENT.-The
Speaker laid before the House to-day
the following correspondence:
INT Department,
Washington city, Feb. 81, 1868.
iSr-General Thomas has just deliv-
cred to me copy of the enclosed or
der, witch you will please communi-
cate to the House of Representatives.
Your Obedient servant,
EDWIN Nj. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
Hon. Schuyler Calfox, Speaker of the
House of Representatives
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McKEEsPoRT, DEC. I9. 1857.

McKEEsPoRT, DEC. l9, 1867.
MESsRs LIPPINCOTr & Co. n
SIRs Il have lully tried your Patent Axe ard
frd that it is all that you claim for. il. 1t will
chop faster than any other Axe that | saw,
and leaves The wood without sticking at all. /
would not chop three days without for the cost
/ need net say any more, for any MAJ that tries
one will be satisfied WIN. KEGS.
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THE HEALING Pool, AND HoC.'
or MERcY-How ard Association Reports, Tor
YOUNG MEN ON the CRIME Of SOiff"de, and
errors ubuSex and diseases which destroy the
manly powers and create lmpedlnents to m4f.
yiaoe. with sure means of relief. Sent III sealed
letter envelopes free of cha &c. Address Dr. )
SKILLOA HOU CLIFTON Howard Association,
Philsdelphia, Pa. jun7, '67yl.
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DOLLAR
/ XII ALL
AXE.
CoLBCRS'S PATENT.
ID ED JACKET

Tried and not found Wanting.
We claim it will cut Twenty-Five Us per cent.
more cord wood per day than any other Axe
made
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
FACTS.

FACTS.
That we have unequallad facilities for conduct
ing business to the advantage both of ourselves
and pa rons we submit the following TRUTHS
we'll known such to the entire business commu-
nifty.
lst We have a5ntndant cash cqp,tal therefore
ID. We are enabled to BHy for Cash srclHSjre-
H. consequently at the forrest possible prices
with the markets of the entire world to select t
from.
Sd. In this particular WE HAVE ADVANTAGES
shared by no other house in our business.
4th We sell for cash Observation-Disclosures Mt
the lowest possible prices-having no losses
incurred by selling on credit, 10 provide for.
9TH We have Il business experience of quarter
of a century. having been longer established
than any house in our trade in Philadelphia.
9th. Our business is thoroughly sys'ematized, the
result of long experience, which has taught
US wha The wants of the public are, and how
best 70 meet them.
7th. We employ the best talent in all departments
garments therefore unsurpassed In
style. fit and workmanship.
Sth. O business is large and constantly, ncreaS-
ing, enabling Us TO keep at all times The /ar-
get best 0NSOrfei nnd most cOmpIete stuck
Of MEMS, Y0U1 HIS, and BOYS CLoI IL
ING IN Philadelphia, to which large daily
additions made of fresh goods replacing !
those sold.
9th. For reasons already enumerated we can, and
do sell clothing, in every respect superior
surpassed by none, equaled by few at pri-
tie Unrest elsewhere, or the sale cancelled and
muney refunded.
10th If buyers should for any cause become dissat-
isfed afier purchase is IN tde. If reported
Within "a reasonable time, we pied ge ourselves,
by exchange, retunding Of money, or other
wise, to give full satisfaction In every case,
and request thai all such may be reported to us
for adjustment.
CARD-0ur stock Of Fall and Winter Clothing
is full and complete, and selling rapidly, but is as
rapidly repenished each day with fresh and des-
rable styles of new goods, purchased recently, for
cash, great sacrifices enabling us to sell at pri
ces lower than have been known for years. Con-
graduating our patrons upon the decline OF prices.
which enables us to offer superior garments at S"ch
Loip rates, we request the favor of call.
HaLftC1Y betceeH BENNETT IL o.,
FItth and TOWER HALL,
Stcth streets \ 5l8 MAnKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
jan3m6*I And 800 Broadway, New YORK.
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THE NEW RERELLIONl

stanton Refuses to obey the Order OF the
President!
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ITCH! ITCH!! ITCH!!!-Scratch =!
Scratch,! Scratch I'm from 10 4S hours
WHEAroN's OINTMENT cures TIE lTcH
WHEAroN's OISTGENT cures SALT RHEUA,
WHEAroN's OINTMENT cures letter.
WHEATox's OINTMENT cures Barriers Itch.
WHEArON's OINTMENT cures Old Sores
WHgArox's OIxrMExr cures Ersry ktnd
of Hupsor like Magic
Price. 30 cents a box; by mail, go cents.
dress WEEKS POTTER, No. ITO Washington
Street, Boston, Mass. For sa'e BY all Druggists.
sep2O, ,'67yl
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IU4 south TUth Street, PhllaueIphla, Pa
PRICE-$l. 20 per botlle, or bottles tor ST 80,
delivered any address. Sold by all Drug
gists everywhere. mars, 67yl
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nr Is SICKNESS AVOIDABLE ?-THOU-

s,- Is SICKNESS AVOIDABLE I-Idoo-
SANDS toss on sick beds today who might have been
we'll and hearty had they token due precautions for the
preservation of that most precious OF eartny Dless
inns n sound mind in SQUAD body. Sickness, to
Greater extent than most people suppose, is avoid
able When the body is lGngriI, the spirits de-
nrcssed and the nervous system unnaturally sensl-
five it should be taken for granted that misc lief is
brewing These hints and warnings, vouchsafed as
such by kind Provideace, ought not to be disre-
garded II they are sighted. as is too generally the
case the next thing may be fever. severe bilious
attack, or some other form OF acute disease. They
indicate as clearly as il tho intimaon were given in
articulate anguare that the animal functions are
disordered aud the system deoilitated. Under
these circumstances the only thing to be done Is TO
regulate and restore, aud the best regulating and
restorative preparation used for the ieSehuon
of sickness is HOSTcTTER's STOMACH BITIEEs.
In this way, bilious rcmi,tent fever, ehiils and
fever, spasms, nervous paroXysms. violent ATTACKS
of indigestion, and oil the ordinary epidcmics' may
almost certainly be avcrted. They are usuhF pre-
cedet by the symptoms described, and surely u 10
wisdom to forcstall them By resoring to al anudote
at once harmless, agreeable and inyigoraung. MOST
assurely il will SOON dspItc the unpleasant leei-
inps referred to- which, of course, is Desirable even
if they were net likely to lead to something worse.
The close of the fall Is usually accompanied by uli'
healthy foGs and violent atmospheric changes aho'
II is the etore season when IMMIGRATION Is parucl'
,,,,r ,oo,os November %
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EUROPE.

JEFFERSON DAVIS DELIVERS LECTURE-ELEc-
TON R1oTs-FENIAN MAssEs-RRENcH oPIN-
ION OF GRANT.
BERLIN, November 27.-The American min
lister, Bancroft, gave thanksgiving dinner, at
which several Russian ministers, literary gen.
tlemen, and other distinguished persons we're
present.
LONDON. November 27.-Hon. Jefferson Da-
Wis. who is stopping at bennington, has deliv-
cred discourse on the Importance of explo-
ring Jerusalem, and the peculiar fitness OF
Enclishmen for the honor Of the task.
The military have quelled the election riots
at Longtown and Brampton, in Cumberland
County.
It is understood that the Alabama claims
commission will not entertain claims based on
cases adjudicated by American admiralty
courts.
DUBLIN, November N.-Immense numbers
in Cork and Quesns attended the requiem
masses for the repose OF the Fenians executed
at Manchester. There was no interference by
the authorities, and good order was main
tanned.
PARIS, November N.-The "Moniteur du
soir,s in an editorial article, says that it be-
lieyes that Grants policy will be to-heal the
wounds Of the late war by measures Of recon-
ciliation.
The same paper says that Lopez is strongly
entrenched at vinetta, and will continue the
war after the fall of Asuncion.
MADRID. November 27.-The Constituent Cor
tes elections will occur on December is.
It is positively denied that the Spanish
squadron in the Pacific has refused to give in its
adherence to the government of the revolu-
tiop.
COPENHAGEN, November 27.-Gsneral Rous-
ioef, Minister of War, and formerly Danish
Minister, to the United States, goes to America
to recruit his health.
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ILLNESS OF TIE PopE.-A letter from Rome
SAYS the Pope is very unwell, though his con-
dition is concealed at the Vatican. The jour-
ney to Civita Vecchia gave him cold, which he
increased on All Saints Day, by descending to
the Sistine Chapel, and he has since been tor,
mented by o cough, attended with fever at
night. In spite OF these bad symptoms, he In
sisted on gon to the the GnaFSa s OF Of s o5aes
Borromeo, and with difficulty was persuaded
to give up his state coach and go in a carriage
carefully closed The exposure and excite
ment have had bad effect on the Pope, and
his cough becomes more and more distressing.
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GENERAL GRANTS FonrUNE.-The Washing
ton correspondent OF the st. Louis Democrat
says:
G neral Grant is rich already, and by eau
tious investments ho i. destined to dn,sn D2 very
No M owns @ tLirty-eigIIt acres of land within the
corporation limits of Washington worth S2C0O N1N
an acre. His house here is held at sGOoOu; o!SNG
and in Philadelphia, should add 800 600 to the
former items Three hundred thousand dol
lars will not probably bo in excess OF the Pres
mercial training and fondness for material
speculatons added to his go ID luck and eau eau
ton. are excmplifylng themselves in iudiclous
operations in manv honorable fields. 1t IS alto
gethcr ,.robabe that we shall have in Grant
President who, exercising all due liberalitty,
and hospitality in the Chief MaagIstracy, will
be the first President, since Washington, to be
discreet and practical IN the management OF
lis private fortune. His comparative youth
will permit kim. should ho live to tho average
ace Of Presidents, thirty years duration after
tue expiration of his term Of office.
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WASHINGTON.
PASSPORTS TO RUssIA-FIooDs IN SWITZERLAND

PASSPORTS TO RUssIA-FLooDs IN SWITZERLAND
STORM AT THE NORTH.
WASHINGTON, November N.-Ihe State De-
partment has been notified that Americans
entering Russia will avoid delay at the frontier
by bringing passports vised by Russian
minister or consul.
The State Department has official details Of
the recent foods in Switzerland. The cantons
Of Grisson, lesson, Yalais and st. Gall were
flooded AMI fifty lives lost. The means OF
communication were swept away, and the val
leys were covered with stores washed from the
mountains.
There was a full Cabinet meeting to-day.
A dispatch from st. Johns reports that
storm northward delays the cables.
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ts.rc1.1 rzrEeRAM TO THE DAILY NEWS.

TspECIAI TELEGRAM TO THE DAILY NEWS
co1.uMn1A. November 27.-SENATE-Swails
introduced bill relative to the drawing of ju-
ries in Williamsburg County, which was read
the first time.
Wright introduced bill to facilitate the
drawing of Jurors in the State. 1t provides
that the Circuit Judges in the event that grand
and petit juries are not drawn at the regular
terms of court, may order the clerk and sher-
iff. with any magistrate, at any time not less
than seven days preceding the next sitting OF
the court to draw said jurors, who shall be
snmmoned to attend by the sheriff. Read the
first time.
Donaldson, from the joint committee to wait
on the Governor, reported that his ESceilency
would communicate with the General Assembly
at the earliest possible moment.
After the adoption OF rules for its govern
ernment, the Senate, on motion of Wright, adj
iourned to Monday.
The message of the Governor will be read
in both Houses on Monday.
HousE.-A resolution was adopted to the
effect that the present organization OF the
House be continued for this term OF the Cen
eral Assembly.
Tn answer to a question whether this applied
to the public printer, the Speaker decided that
the printer was elected for the term, and would
hold Office for the same length of time as the
members of the present Legislature.
Whipper offered preamble and resolutions
relative to the death of Martin and Randolph,
which, with substitute offered by Tomlinson,
we're referred to special committee OF i've.
Feriter introduced resolution, which Was
adopted, instructing the Committee of Ways
and Means to report what vacancies exist in
the Offices Of President and Directors OF the
Bank of the State OF South Carolina in order to
fill the same this session.
Feriter also introduced resolution provi-
ding that no bills receivable be hereafter paid
ont at less than ninety-dve cents on the dol
lar. Laid on the table.
all subjects in the calendar, continued from
last session, were disposed of to-day.
The bill to repeal the usury law act was
laid on the table.
The petition Of Charleston merchants, ask
ing to be relieved from the taxes imposed in
1858. was recommitted to the Committee on
Ways and Means.
The bill to incorporate the Home Insurance
Company Of Charleston YVES made the special
order for Friday next.
The Board of Trustees Of the South Carolina
University, Speaker Moses presiding, adopted
aresclution last night, asking an appropriation
from the Legislature, and an increase of the
salaries of the professors. The resignation OF
Professor LeComte was read and accepted.
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wounded ut Batesville, Ark. He was {, son of
Hon. A. B. Thompson, of Brunswick, Me-, and
it is alleged that he was shot on account Of
his political opinions.
General Forrest has been arrested in Mem
phis on charge of shooting policeman IN
q row at race course.
The COMPRISING establishment of O'ShanS-
ness & Co. in Nashville, with one hundred and
sixty bales Of cotton, was destroyed by fire
yesterday. 1t was insured
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American papers as ''the publisher, editor and
pbiIanthropist" MIR. Childs is one. OF the
largest newspaper proprietors in America.
The Public Ledger, Of which he is the owner, ls
now one of the most prosperous publications
in the Union; and the building in which it IS
published is one Of the finest structures in the
United States. During his stay in England,
Mr.. Childs will be the guest Of the Duke of
Buckingham, MIR. Walter, MIR. Dickens, Mr.
Peabody, Mr. Reverdy Johnson and other gen.
tlemen, some of whom have enjoyed his prince
ly hospitality in America.-Lare'pooI Daay
Mercury.
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m mELEorRo-C CHEMICAL BATHS ARE

go ELEC rRO- CHEMICAL BATHS ARE
now ready at No. 70 HASEL-STREEI, al the ofic
OF DR.. HERvEY NJ. CLECKLEY, for the cure OF all
invetorate chronic affections. which have resisted
the treatment of all medication.
Gentlemen will be accommodated during Office
hours. from to 10 A. NJ, from to A. and to 10 p
N. Ladies at any other hour, when they will dnd
an experienced Lady to attend them.
Dr. CLECKLEY will be glad To see any Of his pro-
fessiona brethren (who favorable to medical pro-
gression), and will take pleasure in exhibiting the
operation Of the baths.
Certificates OF remarkable cures could be furnish.
ed, but 1t is not requisite
November II AWo
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Wbituarp.

WALSH-Died, at Florence, 8. c., on tue night
of the 9Th of October 1861 OF dropsy Of the chest,
MAUDE CHESTER, infant daughter of ANTHONY G.
and KATE NJ. WALSH aged months and q days.
Gone from the earth in her Innocence, purity,
Gone among bright sisteranges to dwell;
Gone to explore the dark shades of futurity.
Gone to her upper home-sweet Chessie, fare we II.
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BE- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-DIVINE
SERVICE will be held in this Church To-4orror
Sunday, Goth lnst, at hafpast Ten A. NJ, by the
Rev. W. II. WILLIAMS. Pastor.
Service rt half past Three P. NJ. for the benefit Of
tho Sabbath School attached to the Church.
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these neighbors are in daily fear of their lives.
That he has offered white man of good char
acter, who is willing to swear to the fact. $500
to kill certain well-known citizen Of this
place. And that he is mischievous man, and
foments strife and discord generally in the sec.
tion in which he lives. The six negroes are OF
the said gang. Foskett has not given bail.
These arrests were made by Deputy State
Constable Kennedy, assisted by his special
deputies, D. W. Christian and Noah Corley.
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Court at New PIckens, his Honor Judge
Orr presiaing, convened on Monday last. The
causes pending in Pickcns District formerly
we're divided, and those belonging to Oconee
transferred. Messrs. Reed, Goodlett, Norton
and Whtner, Of the Anderson, PicSens and
Walhalla bar, were in attendance. Court ad-
iourned Monday evening.
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Progress Of Events In Cuba

New YORK, November 27.--The Heralds
Cuba dispatch says that the insurgents are
investing Santiago de Cuba and demanding its
surrender, but that the Governor of the dis
trict has large force. The report was cur
rent in HAVANA and Santiago that the oppos-
ing parties had compromised.
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strangling the Ku-K1u1.

MONTGOMERY, November 27.-The Legisla-
ture to-day was engaged in discussing the Ku-
Klux bills. The bills make it indictable for
any person to appear in mask, and if any per-
son shoots one who is masked after dark 1t ls
to be considered no crime. The time OF i'm
prisonment for being disguised is from one to
two years. Several sections Of the bill have
been ador.ad.
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FUN PALATKA, FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FFRNANDJNA AND JACKSON


VILE.
~~A THE FIRsT-CASs STE &
,ZSs;szs.i1SIss Ssii11iI DICTATOR, Captain cHAs WILEY,
will sail from Charleston every 7Hesaay Eoe""s' ~
Eight o'clock tor the above points.
The first class Steamer CITY POfNT, Captain WIN.
T MoNELTY, will al from Charleston every fT'ddy
Evening, al Eight O'Clock, Tor above polhls.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at HaVannan
for Mobile aud Nea Orleans, and with the rlorioa
Railroad at FernaDdinl for Cedar He!e az wn:cn
poiut sieamers connect with New Orleans, Mooiie,
Pensacola Key West and H'vana.
Through Bi, Ladius given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Both steam" . will connect with the "ociawa'a
steamers at fuatka.
All freight pryaDle On the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at risk
and expense OF owners.
For freight or Passage enaasemcrt t. apply to
j. u. AIEE& < co., eYents,
south 5tlan:ir y harf
N.B.-No extra charge tor Meals aud etaterooms
November 81
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s7- ORPHAN HOUSE CHApEL.--TH

Rev. CHARLES S. vEDDER, of the Huguenot
Church, will perform Divine Service in this Chapel
To-Morrop Afternoon, Goth inst, at halfpast Three
O'Clock.
In consequence of the above engagement Of the
Pastor the Afternoon Service OF the Huguenot
Church will be omitted. November ~
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SpffiaI notifes.

sg TRINITY CHURCH, HASEL-STREET.
Preaching may be expected in This Church To-uor-
row Morning and Night. by the Rev. r. c. OLIVER,
at hall past Ten and quarter-past Seven o'clock.
Noyeu1ber %
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Sc BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM ESSAYS
FOB YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bridegroom 10 Bride in the institution OF alarriass-
guide 10 matrimonial felicity and true happiness
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free CT charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phta-
delphia Pa. 3nes oePte---oe. =
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Az SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION

ss- SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION
The Methodist Sunday School Union, Of this city,
will celebrate It's Eighth Anniversary TO-Aorrow
Afternoon at Bethel Church. An address will be de-
liyered by the Rev. JOHN T. WIGHTMAN, and
exercises of an exceedingly interesting character
may be expected. Friends Of the Sunday School
cause, and the public generally are invited to attend
services will commence at Three o'clock
November %