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MOTHER BIG FLOP"

wM. p. JOHNSON. H. BAIbK-.
Some two months ago it was formally ammo snssd
that PennviIie was Right side up
Recent events have proven the announcement
premature. Another Flop recently occurred,
and chief among the improved, interesting. and
important phases presented, is the one portray
ing THE NEW, LARGE, AND CoNAoDIoEs SIsEs
HOUSE, of
JOHNSON & BAILEY
who have just returned from the Esa with 3
large and .arsIitlfy ssiseted stock of SsaSsHa5ls
go0ds-of greater variety, and of better quality.
than have heretofore been offered in this seetiep
of the county Call at the New Store R0vss,
and you will find:
Dry Goods and Groceries,
Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Hard ware, Queens ware, Hollow
ware, Wood and Stone ware, Drugs, Oils
Paints and Varnishes, Glass, Putty,
Read, ,ade Clothing, Clocks,
Confectionery, Cheese. Flour,
Fish, and Provisions generally. Our stssh sf
Hardware raH hear inspection as it is full and Of
the best gUaitty Our stock of Boots and sko
is unequalled in quality and low prices.
To the ladies we would say-Ne intend to n abe
the Notion and Dress department worthy tish
patronage Articles not on hand will be specially
ordered, to suit our customers
The estriking feature in the Flop" and the sEe
Low PRICES AT WHICH WARE sELLING. The put
lie invited 10 give call. Bring on your
Produce. your Boards. Shingles. Grain, PoIs
Butter. Eggs, Dried Apples Rags &c Oar L tito.
s.CHEAPEsT & BEST. JOHNSON BAILEY.
Pennville August =. 1857
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a New FERTILzIER.-Boucherie. of
France, has invented a process for sub
Jeetlng the entire bodies of animals to
the action of dilute hydrochloric acid,
by means of which they are complete
ly dissolved, including the bones. and
converted into uniform pulp, which
is lndorous and can be kept for any
length of time, to be applied when
needed towards fertilizing the soil.
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The Devons are natives Of Devon
shire, England, from which they take
their name. This breed is one among.
If not the oldest of the improved Eng
iish cattle, and until the present cen.u-
ry, was bred with greater purity than
any other breed.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.
Teachers and others will be furnished with class
ical and miscellaneous books by express, at short
notice.
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PHYSICIANS
SCHOOL Books

Will find our stock of Drugs full and complete
and at a very slight advance on Eastern prices.
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STATIONERY,
'onsisting of Cap, Flat Cap. FooIscap, Letter and
Perfumed Note Paper, also. very neat STOCK OF
Mourning Note Paper and Envelopes on hand
Pens, Pencils, Ink. &c
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DRUGS. patent

DRUGS. PATENT MEDICINES,
Dye Stuffs, Tobacco. Cigars Confectioneries
Stationery. &c.
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N 3 W ST O R d.


K. MITCHELL
Has jus; received and OPP ened, at the aoo' nam
ed place. an entire stock Of spring
and Sumner Goods, which he Will
sell very cheap for cash.
His stock consists Of
D,v Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
o,eensvare Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Cans. Ready made Clothing, etc, He also keeps
choice Flour, Corn Meal, Chop feed,
Bacon, Fish and dried Fruits.
Persons desirous of purchasing goods at fair
rates respectfully requested to
give him a call.
approved country produce will be taken, at
the highest prices in exchangetor goods.
ClearieId, June IL, 1868.
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SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
Nin find full supply of prime Chewing and
smoking Tobacco Imported and Domestic Cigars
snuff, FIue-cut, &c
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nRY GooDS-the cheapest in the county. a,
IL May %. 81. M0SSOP'S
HUNS Pistols and sword canes 10 he had nj
VI June, 90. MERRELL BlGLER1S
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DEINEMAN, MEYRAN & sEIDLE,

PEINEMAN, MEYRAN & SEIDLE,
No AZ Fifth st l door from Wood t,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
FINE JEWELKY. WATCHES DIAMONDS,
Pure Silver-ware. French Clocks Psated
Ware of every description. Tea Sets,
Spoons. Forks DC. Watch makers
Tools and Material and agency
of the celebrated
AMERICAN WATCHES.
We also keep the largest and most varied assort-
ment of the very best American made
CLOCKS
10 be found in any city. east o. west
Persons in want of any article in our line, either
at wholesale for their own use. will find
our prices lower and our assortment lar
ger than any 10 be found west of New
York City
WATCH REPAIRING.
To this branch of trade (being ourselves
practical watch m akers) " e pay very special
attention We employ force of the
very best Artists in the country.
and any and all fine. delicate
and difficult work entrusted to our caTe-for the
trade or individuals-may rely on getting
the utmost satisfaction. Work may be
sent in by express ,therwise
REINEMAN. MEYRAN4 u SEIDLE.
Wholesale and Retail Jewellers and Silversmith's
ap29 AZ Fifth St, Pittsburgh. '6S-ly
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NEW \ R r \ \ G E NJ f \ T.
4. |. S II A w
DRUGGIST,
Second street opposite the Court House)
Clearfeld, Pa.

The subscriber woald respectfully inform the
citizens of Ciear6eld county, that he continues
to carry on the Drug business, at the old stand
and that he is prepared TO furnish
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Arw advertisements.
90 we'll hefnre making contracts 10 nnnlY 10
Geo. p. ROweH & Co.

for an estimate They have facilities for securing
the insertion of Advertisements in all newspapers
and periodicals. at low rates. Address them at 10
Park Row, Y. Send stamp for circular. Com
plete lists Of newspapers published in any State
sent for D cts
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PRoCBEss OF THE UNION Pacific RAILROAD
The country viii be gratifed to learn that this
great national work is going ahead even faster
than promised. Six hundred and forty miles
are now in operation, and the track is being laid
westward at the rate of two miles per day. At
this rate, the locomotive will be at Salt Lake by
winter, and it now seems probable that the whole
grand line to the Pacific viii be open next year
Brigham Young has 1000 men at work in Utah,
and all that energy, experience and abundant
means can do to accomplish this result, will he
done. We are assured by the Government
Commissioners appointed to inspect the road,
that it is in all respects frst-class and will do
credit to the country, and be prepared for the
immense traffic that is waiting for it. The Com
pany's First Mortgage Bonds are now eagerly
taken by investors, the sales having recently
been two hundred thousand dollars per day.
Gov. Washburn says that they are the best Sc
curity in the world.
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BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON, juno -.
Fioar--The market for -four has keen very un set
lied during the week and prices have further decliu-
cd and tend downward New Flour from St Louis.
was received here Monday last, the 21d inst and
crop prospects continue Of the most favorable char
actor Holders are anxious 70 sell but cannot force
of any considerable lot even at lower figures the
trade purchase only to supply immediate wants.
The sales have been az = "a for Western superine
) a Q for common extras S95Oa 10 80 for medium
extras and good takers brands and So a ! Tor
good and choice, st Louis N 81 a l6 80 T. Dbl, in
small lots. Boston city Mills has been selling ut
$40 n - and Lawrence Mills al SO 20. l3 80 and
SIS e bhl Tor the three grades Canada Flour t.
quiet and prices nominal. Corn Meal has been in
fair demand at . a , s. - T. bhl
Grafu-lhe market for Corn has been dull and
prices have cased Of The sales have been at 81 Is
n p for Western and Southern yelcw. dull at
81 % for the best 81 - a l. for Western mixed
and 81 ID n 10 for white. cats are dull and have
been selling in lots wanted ut S N q ush for
southern Western and C.nada. Ia Rye the sales
nave been confined 20 small lots at = - a ~ z
bush shorts have declined TO 50 a p 2 ton, but
market closes firm. Fine reed Is scarce and prices
ton.
Prot5si3Hs.-pork is steady and firm. " IN a fair
demand me past week The sales have been at 3
. q or prime; y a - - for mess; ana ~ n
81 ior cieAl ana extra clear. Beef is firm and has
been III ii ueiillhu " tn sales Of ~ hbis at s. a
p for mess; - n - for extra mess and 6 ., y for
family extra, lara 5e'' aims the same, with steady
sales al II - II ~ y ID, Smoked hams have been
in fair demand at ; 10 pc Y H. as t. qualitv
PToduce.-There has been "a AR demand for hutter
since last but with the prospect Of are make
throughout the ecu try, prces are n,t nuite a
firm particularly for low and medium grades. The
saIes have been at 81 a - for common and oh ice
New York and Vermont diaries, hut b a 81 is abcnt
iii that can he ohta ned for very good cts Cbeosc
remains about the The stock OF old is about
svb,ust..f ut new comes aio1g mere freely a 4 n
better quality rotatHos are dull, aud prices have
eased Of Sales at 81 a 10 for jackson whit down
tn :, n = for commoi. quality. Eg-s have cen
49,; NOR, freely and prices have cased Of 10 p a
DC 2 dozen
HoOf-TheT' cor TT 80 u re iti ''hih'u hh 10
nestle Wool ut pr e-s continue q .u'' Nv anu
a ithout mpr m 3"hi' sua' - = ne" Fps
have hcfr t--Y ~ 'pt'
Ing NOR, +. c't nA :" ne ~ w IN
terror II held rufI'ht y IT, i'S Ia
hos ard. wler up So
ufactureTs cont r 'ni'''a cru H'' -" e
as thp ca, r oi.. C. A.
most A. g.
The salts
its. a. y
elulin
PennsE
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in
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NEw YoKK. June p.

Later adyices from the upper Missouri
river state that the Indians are very hostile
They had killed several wood-choppers and
had burned all the wood on Yellow Bank
river from ITS mouth to Fort Benton. At the
mouth Of Milk river the steamer 0ctavia re
ceiyed three wood-choppers. The Indians
had attacked their party and killed three Of
their number. At the mouth Of Samairias
river a party Of warlike Savanees met with
large lot Of fine horses. They said they
intended to take all the horses in the country
hill all the wook-chOppers burn the wood piles
and thus keep all the boats away.
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4 TERRIBLE DEATH.

OF The thousands wasting away with Consuap,il d,
there s not one in ten but that can revert % time
when u was nothing Bat CatUThi This dfsease
depends upon poison and Immoral condition az tho
General system, and The Of strong snu or caus-
TIC solutions always irrtatc the parts already in
famed they often astriu-e the membrane sudden
~ checking the morbid secretion, and driving the
disease directly upon the lungs. The success Of
Dr. Kennedy s Permanent Cure for CataTrh," lies
in the fact that it purifes tie blood. Ewes ono
and vitality to the system, while the liberated
membrane is cleansed and healed by soothing ap-
picatiors. See that his fac sinle upon the wrap
per, For sale by all Druggists noInas BarBez <
Co, New York, General Agents
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WE. The SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed
w by the Honcable the Probate Court for the
District Of Chitte-den. Commissioners TO receive,
persons against ts estate Of STEPHEN WHITNEY late
Of burlington in sid District, represented insolvent,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto. and six month, from the day Of the date
hereof being al wed by said Court for that pur-
pose. we DO thcsfore hereby give notice. that We
viii attend 10 ne business Of our appointment Al
the store # SAMUEL Huntington, IN the City Of Bur
linton in said District ou the first Mondays Of July
and January rsx- at % o'c ock AL on each Of said
DAYS
DATED tis -Fe-t'eti day Of June, Al SIS.
y.PARkER.. }conn,,.5a,e-,.
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REM

THEGREAT NEW ENGLAND RE w VI
EDY.--Dr. }. W. POLANnS white G Lin0 ninth NTH
pound Cures Sore Throat Colds, CouSnsi ~ -
Elections generally. It's rema kaole ieiio'' ~
Kidney Complaints ,.-....
This medicine is free from dHythi"y ae'etT
in Is ion.
May 30th, 1861. WY
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9e9al 0utjtrs.
THos. II. GoRDOy,s ESTATE.

V'HE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appointed by
i the Honorable Probate Court for the District Of
Grand Isle, Commissioners, receive, examine and
adjust all claims and demands Of all persons against
the estate Of THOMAS II. OsDON, late Of South lie
TO in said District. deceased, and all claims and de
mauds exhibited in offset thereto do hereby give
notice that six months from the 26th day Of May, A.
D. l~5s are allowed by Ad Court 10 the creditors
Of said deceased, 10 exhtt and prove their respect
i've claims before US, and bat will attend to the
duties Of our appointments the Stone store Of Coz
Don & Keller, in Souti Hero, in said District, on
the 18th dav Of July, on ! I'd Of November \. D.,
iS6S. from 10 O'Clock in ill., forenoon tin o'clock in
the afternoon, on each .1s-ld days,
Dated at South Hero Il Us 9Th day Of June \. D..
ISIS.
Vim. CHAMBERLAIN, e,,r,r,iss-o,ers
WALLIS MOTT
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DIED.

EDcELL.-At Winco,k Falls, June 18th, MARION
l., wife Of Albert j. Edgell. and youngest daughter
Of J and L. Z. Fisk, of Winooski, aged p years
GiBEs-In Westr,rd. Jane 18th. DAVID GlGHs, aged
60 year.
Swifr-In Euo-burgh W. june 2ith, l-65, Many
GRlrrrrH. oldest daughter Of Rev. and Mrs \. 2.
swift aged 90 years.
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tNG.-HuE eithcrsaN may ias1i-Itl and raiu
the affections Of any one they choose, instantly; al
So secure prosperity in love or business Every one
can acquire this SINGULAR power. This queer ezcit
ing book has been published ty Us ten years tie
sale Of which has been enormous. and is the only
book Of The kint in the English language sent By
mail for % cts or five for ouc dollar t7cther yiti
a guide tothe unmarried. Address T. William 8
Co. Book Publishers Phfiatlel uiiia
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ATTENTION.
MINERAL SPRINGS.

rI'HE Subscriber has put up Sprinshouze, and is
/ now erecting IA commodious Boartnghouse near
his new Mineral Springs which will 70 ready on the
opening Of summer for the reception Of b0arders.
The tandon Springs. two in number, are strongly
impregnated with iron and sulphur and the medi-
cnal qualities Of the water exceed by those Of
few springs in the cure OF cutaneus diseases; and
those that need a chalybete medicine.
The beautiful situatiOn-on Gnnd Isle-the at
fractions Of boating, fishing, &C. excelled in any
part Of the beautiful Lake CHAMPAIGN Valley, will
render the LandonSprings very atractve for sum
mer boarders and invalids; and pains viii he
spared on the part of the proprietor to serve his
guests and make their stay pleasant and agreeable.
FRED. LANDON.
South Hero Vt, Feb -, Wit
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WANTED. AGENTS. So to 500 per mo

M ANIFD. lt- EMS. - q 30 per mon y,
w everywhere, male and female 20 INTRODUCES
the Genuine Improved Common Sense Family Sew.
inE Machine. THIS machine viii stitch hem, fell
tuck, quilt, cord braid and emhroder in q most 81
perior manner. Price only SIS Fully warranted
for five years. We viii pay $1,000 for any machine
that will sew a stronger. more beautiful or more
elastic seam than ours. Itmakes the " Elastic Lock
Stitch Every second stitch Re cut, and still
the cloth cannot be pulled apart without tearing IT,
We pay Agents from 5 . 90 s. NJ per month and eK-
penses, OF "a commission from which twice that am
cunt can De made. Address Secomh s. Co.. P.tS-
| hurEh Pa. or Boston. VI Sc
AITION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties palming oil worthless cast-.rou machines VI
der the same name or otherwise. Ours is the only
| genuine and really practical cheap macl.u manu-
/ featured.
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NUSy.IU.RIr MEDICINE FOR

DR.. J. ". POLAND'S Iumor Doctor, S Sos,ev,e
tsIt RT.n'n - ErysineIas Srttle nash Boils Car
tunces Ulcers, and all Obstinate AheeIo Of tbe
skin Mercurial Diseases and every ori'inatns
System dyspepsia ami those DISEASE ar.a,1e Vi :
in the bcran, ment OF tho Digestive organs ".
iiious Complaints Neuralgia, erFou5 aileot ~ ~
Headache. Ian gunc, Loss ofAPpetite' Dep
Spirits, and ost veness
aiay Ut. "
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nIR HnNIEnNrHE IlILLs,nE-----=7i

" largest Hygiene Water-Cure in the world.
Can accommodate nicely 80 Patients. Scenery ex-
tremely beautiful. climate very healthful Water
very pure and soft and very abundant Village q
4.pu inhabitants within Of a mile. DR.. J mes C.
Jackson, its Physician in Chief. has. in ~ wears
treated over 2I000 persons for Chronic Diseases and
cured @ per cent. Of the and erer gaze one orr en-
any medicine. Send for q circular incl0sing rel
postage stamp. Address Austin. jackson & Co.
Dansyillc. Livingston county. y. y.
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MARRIED.

MAYo-FULLER-In the College Street Church,
this Wednesday morning June 2ith, 1865, by Rev.
6. b. Stafford, assisted by Rev. NJ. A. Wilcox, Mr..
WARREN 5. MAYO, and Miss ELLA A FULLER, only
daughter Of Mr.. \. r. Fallcr, all ofBurlington.
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WE take pleasure in calling the attention Of the
W public 90 q most valuable patented improve
meut .u
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THE GREAT PIN-NYORNI REN,F-
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"oUT OF SORTS. '-TakeDR. $. o. RICH
ARDsON'S SHERRY WINE BlTTERS' the most
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March 18th, wjm
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GRANT & COLFAX.

AGENTS WANTED-For the best and most
n reliable LIFE Of tho Greatest Living Soldier.
By Hon. j. T. Headley. Now ready, $3.50. An au-
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her to our LIFE OF GRANT. TREAT DO, Pub
fishers, 64 Broadway, y. Y.
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>rrnurN MnIrNEY.s EsrATE.

WALLIS MOTT
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-5,v = H'.iis% %T'l',,TN Commissioners.
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DODD-S NERVINE AND iNNIGoRA-
stois the waste If Vitality braces the Nerves, ami
quietly regulates the stem Sleepessness, Irrita-
buty, Loss Of Energy. Loss II Appetite, DlspeP,ial
Constipation, local weakness, and general i'lllh-
of the mental aud ho,fI functions. are the common
indications Of nervous disease. Dodd's Nervine ana
Inysuator is a complete specific 10y an Ihe7e
troubles It is ais the best, as II Is also inc most
agreeable.
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DOSION, June %.
The Jo"HaFS Washington despatch saws
thst Thad- Stevens has decided to bring the
question Of impcaching the President up
again as soon a he can get the attention of
the House. lie has prepared four new arti-
Ges entirely different from those embraced in
the late t'nl, charging the President with
HHuilation Of power in matters connected
WIN the Southern States, the Illegal use of
authority TO carry elections, the pardoning of
o1uhterielters Of the national currency, and
NE violation of law. He declares that the
country demands the impeachment of the
resident and expresses confidence in bis
Conviction and removal.
I'M WASHINGTON, June %.
y. me House ct 2.45 p. m, in committee of
aIo whole voted 81 TO 81, 10 fs The tax on
"'i7key at 30 cents per gallon.
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By means Of Special Contracts with PubIi,aar.
throughout the eouutry aye enabled
70 offer 10
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The Company have abundant means in theiI
treasury an make no appeal to the public to pur
chase their Bonds the daily subscriptions are en-
treiy satisfactory but they submit that for entire
security and liberal returns, there is certainly no
better investment in the market.
The Union Pacific Bonds are for $1,000 each, and
have coupons attached. Tn y have thirty years to
run, and bear annual interest payable on the first
days Of January and July at the Companys Office in
the City Of New York at the rate Of six per cent in
gold. The Principal ispayable in gold at maturity.
The price is OF. and at the present rate Of gold
they pay liberal income on their cost.
The Company believe that these Bonds, at the
present rate, the cheapest security in the mar
ket, and the right to advance the price at
any time Subscriptions will be received in New
York.
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Creat Nalional Pacifc RaiIroad Line.

zion or the
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VIEWS OF THE WEEK
BY TELEGRAPH,
CANrRIpcF. Eng. june

CAMBRIDGE, Eng, June 10
Inc University of Cambridge to-day CON
erred the degree of Doctor of Laws upon
Henry W Longfellow, the American pct.
The ceremony took place in public and was
witnessed by a vast audience. \ large num-
Ter of ladies were present, though but few oil
the students Of the university attended.
On coming forward to receive his degree,
Nj. Longfellow met with an earnest demon
st-ation Of welcome from the assembage
who greeted Linn with l6Gd and prolonged
cheering.
The Vice Chancellor Oh coniening the de-
qg,,s made an address in Latin, in which he
slladed in suitable terms To the poets life,
character and works. lie also spoke Of the
generous reception given to Mr. Dickens by
me American people, and afte expressing
ratification at the appointment Of Hon.
Rcyerdy johnson to represent the United
Statce in England, he concluded with an as
piration for enduring friendship between the
;go nations. The Vice Chancellor was en-
.lgsiasticslly applauded in the course Of and
II the conclusion Of hi. address.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:

vi Four MaEuihcentIy Illustrated Medical Books
containing Important Physiological Information fog
Men amt Women sent free on receipt OF ~ cts, by
addressing Dr. JONI NANuEEro0I- NJ. ~ Cl.at Ia
Place, y. Y. City.
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THRILLING WITH BILLIOUsNE>s

L WONT DO. IN this way chronic disease Is
brought on. dsorIercd liver the consequence OF
a foul stomach ami obstructod bowels and the veTy
best preparation In existence 10 put them in perfect
order and keep them SEQ. IS TARRAST'S EF-
FERN ESCENT APERIENT. Sold hy a..
Druggists.