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mn Neyef1ry a. .~ate
I'D. WRIGHT, Of Cedar County.
~ At41ssor ~ 6dA
IoHN A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County
fm fcosarrr u .Vats
SAM fs..fsANHfN, of Wasmuesoo County
For Rsgi1.y Of &at Land Gsfe,
e. G.. CARPENTER, OF Webster County.
M AAor~.y General 81
HENRY O'CONNOR. OF Mnsca,;ne Comfy,
FOR MEMBERS or coNGREss
F-,, D.,sysek-GEORgE v. MccRARy
&coad Dtsfrici-Col. WILLIAM SMITH
Jstyd Uiftrlct-
H4rA Asteset-NIlIIaMH ex,e3fAIncx
ftffh Ifstr1et PRANK " PALMER
.Tz51 pts-.et--
mr. Jud9> Of Circuit cpuY-
JOHN B. DRAYER, Of Henry County
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II Al
Vegetable Siici|ian Hair Remover

~,
, a,a'D VIZ .m..nses IN, 'me Yopn
m.s.p1 'mas eu'u't"'g iI"a fep
m t ~tsam ~ ane 20 n'e'u
otuHe. .nt nssnre ohr Ott
Ws'f ~, ny. - ~ r'u I1tn ~ 70
-, Hapa s'nnnu'u, utn ~ "ose
m.n .,, nu,I na.s' 49, :, - ~ - ~
.o.l,n1nhb s"D' Dt.n - % ZIG o'.sH
.sA.dpa uau UuIs,etn Yr'Hn,m
80, ,, :. ,.esf ,. naaa VIZ 49,
NY 90 US v""."j1e .,g'' utun
,nD sW'' - 'v"'. "'' snnan
~ s'u.p; ~ rs rs. Dee"'" ~
m n,.... nnu ..e"x VI a. ~, ~, ~ -.
u"pa.v .1 urn muma.,.u. ~" ~
~ aono p Di,;,..a t'eaa !. 80. .ae
aiates and nourishes the hair
M;cIer AID s s,r ,. IRE In f baig,imes s
IL restores the capillary glands
20 Metr HoiHt"s pfDDF, u,n .ctu
ft-fi.ptHp flfff Une. ~ IL fIp It0Hf
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I tHbEhf HUBBARD 4 "a, Twinee ana Curfafe OF all
~ d-serirtais, Cotton Canvass Of all width. ard
wegbts Tents, Awnings and Covers. Tar Pitch Knm
Tackle Blocks. IT, 205 ard 2o7 Water street
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H'h.1nblr >h~ ms.

IHsYprS 4 KAT, tae,ia9e eoeds sadai-rv hard
IL vale. Leather, Hnts sposes. ard ssnt Cprisg ga
~. sIrrgs Axes, Bolts, and sIaesbe Iron. = 4
Al Lake street.
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seed Sferc.

~ b. BROWN ca, MsRufae tarers. Our skeins ara
~ the heasie.t and test Offered 10 tbs ale Send
for Illustrated catalogue, IS Kingsbury Street
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TESTIMONIALS.

HDn. eEOR9 E w. WOODMARD,
cnnf y4stre n y, suprtm, Court lef Psnnsy,ruaa,
xr!is
Philadelphia March 16. 1867.
81 nnd HocaAnd'. - German Bstters is
good tonio,. ussfui In di.e.sesof .hp dees-
i've organs, and Oh great benz fl: in Cases
Of debility and nervous action in tae system
Yours truly GEO. ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.
yud2s Of The Supreme Court 81 IsnsuI,in.a
Jhiiadeiph,a. Ap,ii - lsee.
II consider Horfands GercAn Bittsisa uatSobie
medicine 10 ri attacks OF Indigestion ysFaeta
I eau certify this from my experience Of II
Youts, with I. spsct.
From Rev. JOS. H. KENNARD, ID. D..
Fa.shar Of II. TsstA Bpatn ch.wch, PHILADELPHIA.
DR.. Jackan- Dear Sr: have been frequently re-
ant ted TO my name with recoms ndstions OF
different kinda Of mseinae bp regarding the practioe
out Of my spprsprie Aate ephere, l have In
Al, case. deciinsa, but with CLEAR proof in
sartous instances, AndeAA particularly 10 nly
family, u the s.fuiness Of Or. Hooand's German
BttcTs, depart for once from my nsuai courte to
press full conviction that for general d-fi,ty Of ne
syaen, and especfaiiy Liver Complaint scte
and rssdae preparation In it n,sy fail bn
usually DOUBT net II viii b very beneficial those
who sufer rom the above causes
Yours very respectfully,
). II. RENSARp.
Eighth. below Coates st.
From Rev. e. D. FENDALL,
Animal 1isof Chrtsttss C'Weatae, Philadelphia.
4 kAvo Dot 1ecidsd Sens1t on the ues of Hoof-
sRdY 0efh Dleters md fssl Ii my pfsjl ego 70 recon-
fsrinE from general liability fiem diseases areinK
fEnnf taranEenenf % tbe liver.
Yours, truly,
H. D. FEaDALI
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The Late Ritssrhance In Ne dison Coma
sy--Quiet Nestoxsd.

The Late Ditsurbance In Msdison Coma
sy--!Qsist hestsxsd.
n q. IeuIs, sPtsl.
> The Republican gives the following version OF
reported troubles in Arfansss, based, it
says, upon reliable information, - late as the
evening Of the 18th ult. 1t says: Conway
county, forty miles shove Little Rock, has large
negro population, 81 whom 3 copsiderabh number
sre Democrats Recently sospe Radical negroes
surrounded the houae Of ! Democratic negro, snd
after killing his dog, tried to get him ont d the
house. The assailan4 were arrested, and in max
lAg W anegEo jary, Dshocr.l!c nsgyo - sun-
lnsns1 mi 1in ths Aedical ylsslp eMvs away
Nth dfsNi nsapsns. 0upposins b voald retsrn
with his friends, the Black Radicals went OF and
collected q number Of men and arms. Two white
men, who tried to persuade these negrossto desist,
were 6red upon, ono Of whom WAS moftally
wounded. and the other had horse killed under
him. ST this stage Of The proceedings, Mesfrs.
Hsnkle and Gibbons, Radical members Of the
Legislature, SUNNI oned the colored people in great
mum bcrs, and 200 or 500 whites and friendly ne
groes assembled at Lewisburg, on the river, for
mutual protection, they having been threatened
with Undergraduate murder. I'm the 9th crowd
OF 900 Radical negroes were hsrangued at Little
Rock and two companies raised to proceed
to LewistoB; but Governor Clayton was induced,
by the representations of citizens, to forego the
expedition, the citizens agreeing to accompany
him TO III acens Of disturbances and guarah teeing
to assist In The arrest and punishment Of those
who should be found I. be the offenders. This
was the condition Of affairs up 10 the afternoon of
the 2stb, ~ Ne learn from reliable dispatches"
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Vinegar w Oras.

I1RUSStSG's Pure Cider Vinegar; wHrrsntva Pure,
and 10 prrfarvs Pick fes strong and pais,sbie Sra
eet wor ks IN the Unftsd stAtsa; established Is1
&C EPRESSJ Nc. :}89 aud 34t State ST.
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PRICES

Hoonafds German Bitters, per bottle 81 90
:. half dozsn ........... 8 70
Hoodands German Tonic put mp IN qusr. bottles 10
per bottls or haiti doben for .......... 10
DO not forget - s1Assins we'll thu article on bay
in order 70 get the genuine
For sale by all DrugYists aud De alers
Of NJ edicineos
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IHi Hartford Post perpsts.ses the follow
IL Frank Blair's ..best hold to hold HE
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TWines and Garbage.


u s MEsERoIE, 2oi Lake stree Garden and Field
x SEEDS. Seed Sewers and Garden Drills Agent fer
Wskehsldt Carr Planters sena fer Catalogue
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n. ware.
Sad silcTy
saddlerY IsnrsiMare.

DRiGHtr, aoopYEAg YES Coach and sad
- dieiy ssrduare, Lestit trhs Snakes aud heut
naraee wrk, Spring. Axips Bolts and Malleaele Iron
Isl Lake street.
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I SOA'6 Sparkling Gelasine, tor lsAls b
COX YntIN
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SUGAR CURED HAMS.-5oo canvassed
~ Sugar Cared Hams, Davenport and Rock Island
sept3 EOkunTeON 4 AIRKRa
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Fancy Dry foods and Notions.
fgkTH. W09D Co, Wttets aud Johbvis Of
IA Fancy Try Goods No,ions UettIy. " hits doecs
WOODEN Goods complete stock lowest prices 81 aha
st hiehiean Avenue.
10y siUUK "a RI r CO Importers aud lolb.rs in
- White Goods, Linens Hosiery, hioves, Motions.
TfinHsiugs ser-.t- - iake-Siress
ltl Notions, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves and Fancy
Dry Goods IA Lake street. our stock eati elyray
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Roofing IFsaterlaEa.

ID UBBER CLOTHING CO. z. Nj. & y shepard,
IL Mahusetufs Ill descriptions ~ HAY nud sspcy
Rubber sotds Hbse and Betting Stationery sad Drug
Goods a. Inke street.
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FAIRBANKS a&;4AE...:
groceries.

groceries.
:,AY, AI.iEN 4 90, wholesale tlroee.s ttdays from
~ country merchants proniatl, isd and =. the Low
prices, "a sr'd 90 Raneoiph stst
! sARRIaef,s ) hRNNsfFR, Jsaceerro5s d II n
L 1ho-np-onj. Hhol,sae aIorera, III sna}l8 : Watst
tfeet csicags.
ssassi 9ars.
~ sLtoaa i JOHNSON, Dealers IL Bu1er', Hars-
II asre aud iool4, agents for he Rtffts'ds a'fks
orer. ~ msfl slea WITH aud Il sstcl, at
lowr.t AT'rss rs tlatk ssrsst
l4a;s3ssars-.
n. REENfHstN SONS, 2sa r. pticIFt 4 eet, Whole
Harfpatsapd Cutlery NJ snats IRON, Nails.
Carriage Bat-, oDss Jotat hnrts, etc, seuns' Axes
ani sd.e Tools.
NfAkKLai Al.I-I;, % I4.pot aad labbers Of
NJ Hard AID Catinry, 81 Lake street Maniac
tuners o. Vine Cloth, Sleeves, Riddles, &c
YIILlTR BROS KEEP, importers afd i2bbsrs in
III Hardware, Cutlery, Agrir tnIs nois Agony for
American lie Co and Wheeling ais 81 State street.
Hats. Caps and Eurs.
II zifH SeFaERs. Hat. Cat. and fnr- Millinery
IN ard Straw Gplls, Batfsi Rapss sud ~. 4 s0ots
Umbrellas, Para Us, etc As ard q Like street.
IRON and ssee,.
uALL, KIMBARH Z 10, Importers ard Deslsrs in
i Iron Sized, aa. and Heavy HARDWARE, SO, 81 and
s. Michigan Avenue.
Lumber. sash. Planning. &c.
NJ E6MAS. LEW Is " staWAiif FtHhhg siiit. Slsn
IN and Door faetoTy, and ip.ebsa Yard, cars9's
dockea ard orders hied Corner l2sh and Leihhef So
z O Ros o,p2a.
sEaehiners
N nR N u E,tag, AIf aCt knatu anps. Hiossit
~ IRON Pipe, Msiesbisl Iron Castings, ssen warming
A paratts 10 \ Jetfersdn street
w AIN ORTIZ, T~hFiG PURSE, irons Pipe and
w Fitting. ssean Bier, Pumps AID iiuagss Beit-
ug, sttan y arfans Apparatus, 20 akestrest
Dlis. Paisass and sri'sss.
NH.sE. aAsY Rp i co, I7a 5 Water $.
~ qusttats far or, patts, 'arn'sb, alass ard Axle
Grcase Proprietor. Star Go White Lead
/ Evils, HAM co sell PANT, oils, ssrni+h.s end
~ Winto~ ais4s. ehesp.r than any house in The
Northwest. 90 to u South Water street
Paper.
NJcCA2a q FITCH, l2a * n b VA 81 ,tfest Weoi.-
vi psasts IN Coarse and fans Wfappu TX fapsrs
lw.nes ard fsper Rasss Z essrs iesetii.tlal:
HSnbl,er ssoesis.
ID UBBER CLOTHING CO, T. NJ. d " shepard,
III Manuseturs Ill descriptions ~ Heas. nrd rsucy
Rubber otns Hbse and Betting, statiaafr, and Drug
Goods u IAkestreet.
roofing Materials.
w nlTAcfE 4 RtYMosp, Plastic Slate Roofing
w SLATE, Fe't aud mp. X ,ofpg sns ne iett
Goal Tar. p.eh, palnss olls $50 Washington .treet.
ssaOling States.
i0UkelE, are.n ard h-o so9nug States The esiy
honse IN the Wsst aeeyiis large snro,y: prsf cal
sstersfurnirttd Whitscr. f.svmond ieo sshug ton
Street
SadsllcTy ar.Ware.
IJRsGEAN, a01DYEAg YES Coach and Sad
- dleiy Hardware, Lest tuhs, Srakes aud tent
oarriase SPRING. Axies os, and Aaliaaee Iron.
Isl L.ke street.
saddlery Hardware.
I4sYprN kAY, tAetia9e Goods Eadai-rv Hard
vale. Leather, Hnh.. spokes. ard Kent Cstrsgs
~, sIrirgs, Axles Bolts and sIa'esbe Iron. - Il
Al Lake street
Seamless 'shsBnblr Nke ns.
~ u. BROWN ca, MsIuiae taiers. Our sksins All
" the Wet and lest nflrre 10 IT, aie Sand
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sa.;s. Pai5,sS and s.;9ss

rHsSE. HAsF RD 4 co, l79 Watsr $.
~ quaftets Tor Oils, Pants, farnsb Glass ard Axle
Grease pronrietars Star Co " hite Lead
1 EnIS, HAM 4 GO self palnts tiiis, ssrni-hs sud
IL Wnfow Glass. ehespfr than any horse in The
No.thpest. 90 to VI South Water stre.t
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NOTICE.

we'll established fact that fully hsif 81 The
Tomato PORTION Of our popaiaiien arc seldom
in sss srjeyasn Of sood fg.th e, e ,s use
angud. devoid Of all energy extremely nervous euf
have sppstite
To this clsss Of the Biters or tbs Tonic
especially commended
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN
Are made strong by the Of ehe- y these remedies
They will every Of MARASnIs without fail.
Thuusauds of certificates have accumulated IN the
hands Of the proprietor but will aiirw OF the pub
cstion ef but n few These, il viii lie observed.
men Of note aad such standing that fe5 must = be-
Etved.
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knblper 4sOasfs.

lJcCAss & FITCH, l2g ~ n b VA II tt,est 81
vi cate bsa.ats IN Coarse and Pm. Wfapp5ug PAP
1w4nes ard PIPER Rass sverv aescrfftiaIt.
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groceries.
lAY, AIlEN 4 90, Wholesale 1raepT. ttiass from
country merchants promptly sd and ~ te los 4
prices, "a ard IS Raneoilh sfstt
! sARRIaef, 4 ) sRKfsfER, Js.sceerr5 ID II NJ
L 1hornp-na1, Wholesale aiooers Ia ana us Wstst
tt-et. caicags,
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hats. Caps and Iurs.

MIR m u E,tag, Aif ca hnsfu $, unpt, HioGgit
~ iron Pipe, Msesbie Iron Ca-tirgt, Seam Warming
A psratrs 10 \ Jpfferstn street
w ALW ORTIZ, r~6ifiG 4 PURSE. irons pipe and
w ffltnge. Steam Bsiier-. Pumps and nuagsa Belt
ug. Sttatu ' afgEs Apparatus, 20 AXE strett
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i0Uk4i.E, areen s',d hso so9nu9 States The eay
L honse IN the West keeping large supply: prsf teal
skaters furnished Whitacr l.aymond. AGO sshing
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DEBILITY.

aud ceiling the hand Of time weighing heasily upon
them With all il. ATTENDANT Ills will find the d
these BlfTERa, or the TONIC, elixir that will ipst
LIE their veins restore in toe energy
arior Of ycnthfnl days, build up their shrunk
- m. AID s's hs.i'h and hVrine+' To hf'f remain
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ExuOlillg Afatt.s.

| w uiTAeRE RAYMOND, Plastic Slate Roofing
w Slate, Fett and mp X ufng and si,4. & ne fett
Coal Tar. Pitch, patLts, OTIS. s6 Washington street
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II tLIuaa j. JoHNsoA. Dealers IL But'ef's Hari-
IN asre aud sool4 agents for he Rtfetstds &arks
heeiiog Aaiie.
Orders ~ rsii silea WITH promptness aud q patch at
{o xast a~irss US ti1rh ssrst.
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nothing in religion to be ashamed OLA highly
brilliant platitude.
Mr.. Smith, of New York, said the clergy sowed
too much winter wheat.
Mr.. Martin, OF Nevada said he had never
seen one of the Californian Cinnamon drunk or
idle.
DR.. Matlock said he saw all around him
world full of human beings going down to the
blackness of death.
After this cheerful series of remarks the
meeting adjourned.
Notwithstanding the undeniable beauty OF
Lydia Thompson,
LISA WEBER
is the real star at Woods Museum.
Few other actresses could have done as she
did the other night, viz, throw behind the
scenes in contempt a number of bouquets which
some young men in private box were amusing
Themselves by throwing at her in the midst of
"Tahy was Welshmau." She is Roman-nosed
and wlcbed.eyed, aud her grin is the devl-may
care ore of the ideal sOubree, and herself IS the
female Mephistopheles of burlesque.
THE PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY,
which has hitherto been most respectable and
well conducted, has been making itself odious
by printing set of plaCards, the effect OF which
is to impress on the reader the belief that La
Grange, Parepa Rosa, Miss Phillips, Camilla
Urso, ole Bull, s. b. Mills, and edwin Booth
would all appear on one occasion.
None of them appeared on the occasion ad-
yertised, and the audience was enraged at It's
own credulty.
MISS MARKsTRIN,
the child pjan1S'e, is snubb.d by the critics, out
being only thirteen, will probably recover.
"a DRAMATIsT'
has been advertising for the last three months
in the morning papers to the effect that having
just finished highly sensational but unexcep-
| tionable play, he asks young lady OF express
sion, force, good figure, and of decided hstri.
onic ability, whom he would qualify for the title
role, and secure for her series of engage
ments." Hoping that the dramatist will ere
long find the young lady, l remain,
ALI BABA.
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DIED.

CHTLD,-On the 18th inst, STEPHEN d. CHILD
aged 67 years and months.
Tho relatives anu friends OF the hmily Fraternel
Division No. 49, y. OF T. and fraLernal Male and Fe-
male T.. b. Association, ave respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late resi- ience, No s.
second street. Sunday afternoon NJ o'clock. In
lernent AT Ebenezer NJ. E.,Cnurch Vault.
vember 1s, JULIA H., widow Of the late William
Ireland
MOORE.-On the 18th instant, SIDEEY, wife 0i
WillisE II. Moore, aged 49 years.
The relatives and frienos invited TO attend the
funeral from the residence of her husband No 1884
Market street, on sunday afternoon next at O'Clock
Funeral 10 proceed to Asbury Vault
LORD-AS st. Louis Miss uri, Sunday November
Is, the Honorable CHARLIE b. LORD, one of the
judges OF the Circuit Court OF ST. Louis. ~"
WYAND.-On the 18Th instant. JOHN, son of Jacob
and Mary Wyand, aged 81 years and months.
The relatives and friends OF the family, also the
Wingohocking Tribe No. 30, Independent Order of
Red hen. ard The Frankford Lodge, No 3J5, l. o. Of
o. f. and the Order in general invited 20 attend
his funeral. from his late residence. No. 452i Penn
street, trankford, Sunday afternoon, the 22d In
stant, at O'Clock. To proceed TO Cedar Hill Come
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-. :, 7 u IIaAIIN Ut ItIA 4

SEWING MACHINES AS HEALTH PRES sRRvERs.-It
is not the leaGJ argument In favor OF the universal
adoption of the Sewing Machine, that they among
the greatest promoters aud savers OF health. The
needle has carried It's hecatOmbs to the grave and to
that class OF victims the advent of The Sewing Ma.
chine come like a dispeDsatiou OF mercy. In
deed. there is subject upon which ones pen ia
aclua ed by deeper convicEions moves with IN ore
earnest zeal, than in advocating the widest adoption
OF these health, lfe and labor instrum ents
OF the various Sewing Machines In use, there are
many reasons FOR preferring the .Grover S Baksrn
sold at No 7S0 Chestnut street They are operated
with greater ease and do their work more salts
factoriy than Others and they perform variety
OF the ornate and elegant classes of sew.
ing which no other sewing machines attempt
For this and other reasons, wherever the
Grover 81 Baker Instruments have been ex.
hibted in competition with otasrs they have carried
uff the palm of victory.
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CELEBRATION OF THE GREAT VICroRY OF rHR
ELECTION OF GRANT AND CoLFAx.-A magnificent
display of Filework' WIZ be given under the super
vision OF Professor s. Jackson, In commemorA- y
ton of the election of Grant and Cofax. The Union
League, Union National Club, Union Republican
Invincibles Campaign CLUB and all other clubs and
citizens OF political compilations are Invited to
be present.
P.s.-Iime and place of exhibition hereafter de-
siRnated.
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CITY ITEMS.
ALI BABA.

BRsT CUT, BEST MADE. BEST FITTING READY.
MADE CLoTHIA q in the city, equal customer work
In every Iespeor Also, choice stock of selected
styles of Piece Goods, to be made to ORDER
Al prices guaranteed than The lowest eJSeOhere
and rtIt SdtSdction guaranteed every purchaser, or
the sale cancelled and money refunded.
RoB tVdy bettUeen ! BENNETT Il Co.,
EBth and Tower HALL,
Ststh streets. No. 5is MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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GIT RID OF A COLD AT ONCE by using JAYNEs Ex
PEcToRANT, a certain cure for all Pulmonary ant
Bronchial Affections. Sold everywhere.
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IRENwITH's NEWS DEPOT lately opened on Ones.
nut st. west ofsixth No. GA Is model establishment
OF lis KIND In every respect Neatly fitted up airy,
light, and convenient goods conspcuonsly displayed,
everything In perfect order IL is really pleasure 10
STOP in his place. We have Just received from him
"HarpeTs Weekly" AND "Monthly," the "Atlantic
these al the other peEodloss DOMESTIC aud foreign
other places and the latest books can be found upOn
his counteTs he deserves success and will secure IT,
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SALE BooTs AND SHOES Dealers wilN find II 70
Of boots and shoes TO be sold By catalogue orcHsh on
Monday morning Nov. %. commencing at 10 o'clock,
by G. u. McClees a Co.. AucuOneers. at theiE store,
No. 5l6 Marker street,
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BEAUTY, COMFORT. AND CONVENIENCE
IN New style Overcoat for Gents.
LOUIS THE FIFTH,

TBE PRoF sIoNAL OvERCoAT.
combination OF the double brea.ted SACK COAT
end SPANISH CLOAK, the most beautiful and graceful
pfrment ever offered for gentemens wear Two
styles Cut by
FAIECHILD, PRINCIPAL CUTTER AT
CHARLES STOKES S Co.'S,
No
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DRINK the famous Arctic Soda Water, and read TIL
EVENING TELEGRAPH at Hillman'a NeWs Stand, y
North Pennsylvania Depot
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MARRIBO,

ECKEIl-SPERlNG-on Thursday evening, the
18th inntant, by the Rev. Benjamin Watson, D. d.,
SAMUEL hUKEL to sALLIE SPERING, all of this
qitv
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7f3 N. TENTH, ABOVE COATES. r71k
H. STEEL g. SON.


ENTIRE STOCK TO BE CLOSED OUT
ITHOUT REGARD TO COST,
NO OLD STOCK OFF POOR STYLES. nrrr
NEW AND CHOECE GssODs
CLOSAN& OUT Az FROM 30 TO 80 CENTS
BELOW COST.
A fine opportunity for persons about purchasIup
HOLIDAY PREsENTS,
AS We have a large assorment of the newest stylex
OF Dress Goods, that VIII make very suitable ana
eptable presents.
CoLoRED SILKS AT $3.50, REDUCEn
FROM 81.
Coored silks at fl'75, reduced from 1925.
I8.INCKK EAGLE" SILKS AT So RE.
DUCED FROM $3.50.
Coloyed Corded silks, at $500, reduced from s275.
= 25 in CoPd Corded 5ilks,a $3.50, 400.
30 ir. cord Taifeta sliks'at $3.50. $50.
LYONS CLOAKHNG vELVETs AT LOW
PRICES.
All wool French Poplins 85c to srLO
silk aud Wool Poplins, SIPS to %.
Dress Goods OF every variety, l2ISc. to eS.
BLACK AsTRACHAN CLOTHS.
BROWN ASTRACHAN,
WHITE ASTRCHANS.
SCARLET BEAVERS.
WHITE CLOTHS.
LIGHT BLUE CLOTHS
LIGHT CHINCHILLAS.
A large assortment of styles and qualities OF
FINE PAISLEY SHAWLS.
FINE BROCHE sHAWLs,
AND WoOLLEN sHAWLS
AT GREALY REDUCED PRICES. It
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ARPEIs.-Housekeepers (and especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city, viii find II
to their interest by calling ut T. Delacroxs whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse, No. S5 South second
street, above Chestnut, before purchasing elsewhere
See adv ertisement In another column.
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Immense assortment Gents'. Youths', ard BOYS
Ciothing-best we ever bad and Prices more eas0n-
able than ever. A call solicited whether ready TO
purchase or not Custom Department to make to
order, WANdMdHER e BRO WV
The Largest CiOthtIIg House,
OAK HdLL
The Corner Of SIXTH and MARRET streets
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GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 73O Chesnut street
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WORTH KEowING.
WORTH KEoWING.
PANTALooNs-as they should be cut,
TO fit neatly. comfortably,
fdshiOnd0Iy,
are only to be found at
CHARLES STOKES Il Co.'s,

+ FUHs,-htmOVtu 70 NO. bIU-OIU.-HuS7Ia, Huu5On
Bay, Mink, Sable Royal ETmine, Dark Squirrel, etc.
of the qualities the most reasonable prices at
and light store, No. 5lo Arch street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Please give a call. JOSEPH
RosHNBAUAI d Co. p No business transacted ON
Saturdays. Furs altered and repaired.
GooD COAL, CHEAP-Having stock OF superio
Family Coal, all being purchased before the advance
will be sold at reasonable prices for this month at
w. w. Alters Coal Depot. Ninth street (No. 957 }
below Gil ard avenue, and ONCE, corner OF sixth ana
Spring Garden Streets