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Every Intelligent sud thinking person musJ knov
mat remedies handed out for general use should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience IN
the hands of q regularly educated physician, who's
preparatory studies fit him for AL the duties he mus
fulni; yet the country IS flooded with poor nostruI
and cure-alls puEngF Rg to 10 the best In the world
which are not olsr selegs, but always injurious
The unfortunate sfsss be PARTICULAR in selecting
bis physician as it Is lamentable yet incontr0vert
bic fact, that many syphtic patients are made mis-
CRADLE with ruined constitutions by maltreatmeni
nom inexperienced physicians in general practice fol
tits point generally conceded BY the best
dhera, that the study and management of these come
dlants should engross the whole time of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi.
TONER, having neither opportunity nor tiIae to max.
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues system of treatment, in most cases "a AZ
ing an indiscrminate that antiquated and dan.
RerouE weapon. the Mercurv
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To Let

~ TO Leu. N 7
A SMALL up stairs rent of five rooms for a man
1and wife, pleasantly situated, and within a few
steps Of City Hall and Post Office. Enquire at 1l9
Exchange street. =, juneS0-MWF2w
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FOR SALE !

a Desirable Residence !
~ house is a 2 IL story brick building, supplied
with gas, soft water and furnace; contains ten fin
ished rooms, with wash and store rooms. The lot
contains fruit trees Of about thirty varieties in bear
ing condition.
This property is situated at No Tolman Place,
of from 33l Congress st, and was the sdence Of
the late N. A. Foster. t4Etff9Ef4tfE
For further particulars enquire Of
81 - s4x.sessxs L. A. FOSTER, f,esf
apr9dtf At Daily Press Office.
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House and Land for Sale
Farm and store for sale.

HOUSE and Land SS Daniorth st will be sold ut .
IL bargaia or exchanged for other property.
Enquire OF FLETCHER & co. I
June 16-d3m .fars ~ .
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For. Sale.
4 PO3aN Establishment !!

OITUATED on Peak's Island, consisting of
y Oil Factory, Scrap Shed, two upright tubular
Boilers. twenty horse power Engine, two iron
Cookies, two hydraulic Presses with Curb, oil tanks
&C., all in complete order. viii be sold all in one
lot or separately, as may be desired. For particu-
lars enquire of G. p. IEGRAIIAM, Commercial
Wharf. july1-dSw3w
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THE desirable lot OF Land on Spring street, be
i low Brackets and Clark streets, being the east.
erly portion Of the Judge Emery Lot" so called
store, stable or other building, favorable terms
Apply to GEO. NJ. HARDING,
july2-d3t F# Architect
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FOR SALE d!

IN East Windham,a wood lot containing 80 acres Of
thick growth. Also carriage shop, cider mill and
press. For further particulars inquire at 335
Congress 81. 81 81 $3.50 go l5llr8 -
June 1-dSwtf IL asnell 1s5I-ll = n --'-sr
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s. Farm and Store for Sale.
.T.. A Farm and Store at Harreeseke
kSSsN-A Landing, in Freeport. One of the
Ma6f - best Farms in town, containing
nI5 IT about fifty acres cut IS tons of hay
EEE5slast year. Good chance for sea
dressing as the river Is navigable to the farm. Build
ings first rate. Two story Store, nearly new, good
location for trade. Large two story house, suitable
for two families; nice stable and other buildings.
This place is only 3-4ths OF a mile from Kennebec
Depot A good bargain can be had. stfat
Enquire Of DANIEL CURTIS, on the premises,
or Of w. H. JERKS, Real Estate Agent, under
Lancaster Hail. je7-TT&S& WIT t1amtf
For sale or Exchange.
A Captains interest in o small vessel or Lighter
Awill be sold cheap or exchanged for a house, or
small farm, or piece of wood land it applied fef
soon. For particulars call on
ay1Sdtf L. TAYLOR, III Com. st.
For Sale in Brunswick, Me.
o. Az IL story Dwelling House, with L, Sta
W;:.l BILE, and Garden. The house fronts the
III College Green, and the residence of the
late Prof. WIN. Smyth, For terms applyto
-----.s,-s ROBERT B0WKER, ESQ,
may15dtf Brunswleky Me-
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THE upper palt Of a two story House No. % La
u fayette st. Plenty of Hard and soft water
Rent fourteen dollars per month. Enquire OF
PETER WILLIAMS,
lie 21-d2W$ On the premises
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Two First.CIass Houses for Sale

TIME two New Elrsf-cInss Dwerlinxs, ON
4 the corner 81 Pine and Thomas streets are now
bly, built and fitted with all the modern conveniences
Any party desiring to purchase desirable resi-
dence in the best portion of the city is asked call
and examine this property. Apply to III vi I'm
myf0tf FRED JOHNSON on the nremises
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Boarding House, well established,
for sale cheap.
For Sale or Lease.

NEARLY full of boarders. Satisfactory reasons
IN given for selling For further particulars en-
quire at 1929 Tolman Place. july3d1ws
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House on State Street to Let.
"A Three storied Brick House, Containing thirteen
n rooms. Nice garden with pear and plum trees.
Apply to w. H. JERKS. je7dtf
Two Tenements to be Let, or the
House for Sale, aa ~
CORNER of Tate and York SITS; one has seven
Apply to w. II. JERKS, Real Estate Agent,
may29tf Under Iancaster Han
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81 M fa H $40 10 Let. fHH eiAf
WITH immediate possession, Store No 90 Com
wv mercial street. Thomas Block) lately occupies
by Morris, Sawyer q Kicker.
Apply to N. j. MILLER, Athe1eum Building
Plum st. ap2dtf
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An Illinois paper, the Peoria Transcript,
tells this story:
We have the following on good authority,a and
although not pertaining to this locality, we
have no doubt it will prove interesting to eur
rooIaros
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

No statements made In the newspapers rel
alive to the question Of naval rpnk are more
Calculated to mislead those not familiar
with naval affairs" than those presented in
" TIE Daily Morning Chronicle, Washing
ton" November 10, 1850 under the caption
Of" Naval Rank"
The word line," % applied to naval Off
GERS, Is OF recent origin. In the early days
they deprecated tie idea that the navy is
part of the military establishment OF the
country, and seemed to fear that they might
be mistaken for military men. Every sem
blance Of military nomenclature was care
fully avoided. Jack would not be "taken
for id soser." Tho officers styled them
selves "officcrs proper of the navy" " sea
of,leers," and "HghtIng officers" or COM
blatant oGicers;" and they good naturally
designated paymasters and medical officers
elders" "non-combatants, "or "clyil off,
cers."
Circumstances led the surgeons, about
half q century since, to claim a definite posi-
ton relatively to all others In the navy.
They asked to be assigned a Crank" not
for the purpone Of increasing their profess
sional aptitude or skill, or enhancing their
appreciation aIn ong their friends In civil life,
but with n hope Of shielding them from petty
Entertainments Of men, who, from habit OF
command, often neglected to respect the
most reasonable pretenslons to considera-
tlon of all associated with them officially.
The surgeons urged that their commissions
were Identical In terms with those Issued
to all officers; that they were amenable to
military lava and tribunals, and exposed
like Others to the vicssitudes and contingent
Giles of the service, the influence of climate,
and the hazards Of battle; and yet they were
denied any fixed position in military
Organization Of which they were re-
garded to be essential members. They
claimed that lnasmuch as they served at sea
'sey were "sea officers" and, being officers,
/ they also were "oihcersiproper." Inasmuch
as they had constant official occupation, often
most laborious In Its character, the eplthet
elders" was not justly applicable to them.
Inasmuch as their services In battle were
necessary, and their presence there was re-
garded indispensable, they contributed to
the success Of a fight, and for such reasons
they contended that they could not be prop
erly styled "non-combatants."
These points were discussed often with
great heat, and sometimes aerlmoniously on
both sides. The surgeons denied that they
were "clyll officers" on the ground that
they were amenablo to military laws, and
that all their duties were performed under
military rules and usages. They designated
the "sea officers" line officers OF the navy,
and themselves staff officers, In accordance
, with the nomenclature of military serylcca
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

General Benjamin +. Butler was arrested
In New York on Tuesday on an order OF
arrest Issued by Judge Jones, Of the Superior
Court, at suit of Mrs. Florence, Of New
Orleans, charging him with felouiously ap-
proprlating three jeweled, gold 'hilted swords,
formerly the property Of General Twiggs,
and worth s35 900, and a box OF silver ware
worth $1,000. Bail was fixed at $4,000,
aud the General waS permitted to go on
parole.
Although the attorney OF Mrs. Florence
made oath that the suit is instituted In good
faith, 1t is well understood that 1t is only
one Of series, concocted to punish or
annoy Union officers for their course during
the war. 1t Is doubtful whether II ever
comes to trial, but II 1t does will be very
summarily and finally disposed Of under the
provisions of the act Of Congress for the
protection of officers and agents Of the Gov
ernment, approved June 81, 1868.
The New York Herald Of Monday, speak
ing Of the arrest, says;
General Butler still enjoys the distinction
| of being hated at the South with an especial
| acrimony. The latest OF many assaults pro
voked by the incorporating spirit In whict
| he performed his duties as 9 nstional soldier
| comes In the shape Of a suit that draws Its 10
amsn whose treason to his country was al
the worse from the fact that he had won famt
| In her service. Such salt from such source
| Is entitled to no respect from public sentiment
in that sense the suitors are likely to have
lustIce,n
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Mr.. August Belmont and family arrived
in New York, from Europe, on Thursday.
Gottschalk has been sued for debt Of
three dollars.
Mrs. Vice President Colfax is visiting her
relations in Ashtabula county, Ohio.
DIR. D. W. Bliss, Of this city, was at the
Metropolitan hotel, New York, on Thursday.
c. Otis FaIrgrieve, Baltimore, Md; c. II.
Campbell, N. Y; c. F. Payne, Va. E. T.
d. Meyers, Richmond, Va; c. G. Weeks,
La, and J. V. Brooke, warrenton, Va, are
at the Owen House.
Senator Ramsay, Of Minnesota, was at the
St. Nicholas hotel, New York, on Thanks
giving day.
Count Bodlsco, Russian Charge d'Anaires,
was at the Clarendon hotel, New York, on
Thursday.
A Roman nobleman, 1t Is reported, has
given engagement tokens to Miss Winnie
Ream.
The Empress Eugene, during her visit to
Coustantinople, will, 1t is said, spend $780,
900 pin money In presents.
The rare private collections Of pictures In
the hands Of william II. Aspinwall, August
Belmont, Marshal o. Roberts, and Samuel
Blodgett, of Now York, are to be open to
visitors this winter
Senator Sherman Is In town, and will re-
main at the residence Of his brother, Lieut..
General Sherman, until the LIST OF December.
Thurlow Weed has determined to spend
the rest OF his days In Albany, N. Y.
"Jeunle june" (Mrs. D. c. Crowley,)
the well.known fashion writer, presented her
husband with bouncing boy on Tuesday
last. Jenule attends to all matters that are
fashionable.
Judge Dent left Washington yesterday
morning again for Mississippi, and on Mon
day next the campaign In that State will be
actively resumed.
Captain MahurIn, popular officer, who
has been engaged In the construction Of the
Pacific railroad, Is at the St. James hotel.
Commissioner Fisher, of the Patent Office,
was not at his Office yesterday, having left
on Wednesday night to spond Thanksgiving
with his parents at New Brunswick, N. J..
He will be at his post again this morning.
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The propriety of these name.

everywhere. Inc propriety OF these names
and views came to be recognized In the
progress Of the controversy, and Congress,
July 10, 1862, established certain grades as
belonging 70 the line Of the navy.
The navy Is "a combating forcen In its
aggregate. No one part Of this force is more
combative than another. He who orders
guns to DO fred Is no more combative than
he who manages the engine, through the
agency Of which the guns are brought In
proximity to the enemy. The line officer Is
more conspicuous In his place than the staff
officer; but the engineer participates in the
combat, and therefore cannot be fairly
termed a passive "non-combating" officer.
The surgeon and paymaster, In their respec-
tive offices, are also parts Of the "combative
force;" and arc, therefore, combating off,
GERS"
The act to amend the act establishing the
grade OF line officers, approved April 81,
1864, provides, section Z, that the "retired
pay Of surgeons, paymasters, engineers, and
Other STAFF officers in the navy, shall be the
same as that Of retired officers Of the line OF
the navy with whom they have relative rank"
This seems TO be tolerably fair definition
,a,n 49,, 10 .ai,maker and carpenter. Of
-. -. .,a,,,ion /. made are ma CLEARLY
staff officers as arc the boatswain and gun
ner clearly line officers. But the Chronicle
says. "There Is no law defining the staff"
mi. l., . oonor, ro..on n /, he ,,ro whv
$780,. .he,,,a Loo H. aro a.. a. oc,oor.
- 49,. r. go -. ,,., /, y
- 1890, ~ -, =. A.. -,
l ,n,S' w
O.,
~, NV go, ~" a.., s I'm. .s, ~, y,
- s,s,s,. ~. - a., - -.
~. ,S.,ao n y, 'np' ~ ~, A 80 10 u.
-, ,,',N,- 80. :,
AZ. 10 rH,, :, -,
80, o' .,..
A' 'V"po'a' ."'as, nv
eosniA'u " s'a'uss' "''' 10 Nv
g'aae US executive oinee''
ihere are s'an oinee's Vi as 'nu'n o,po-
richce Us hno oincers' anu VINO are no ie'S
competent 70 Juuse Vi "ha' ID e.Peuiens ior
inc sake OIL uisciPiine' iney seek rank vi
position' ms iact ID reason why 'ney
should nave IT, It's gratuitous 70 suppose
that the stan Is not as much interested In inc
efficiency aud common glory OF the navy as
the line.
Statesmen do not wish to make ma
chine for personal aggrandizement OF one
class OF men or Of another. Bu'
they should wish to legislate Justly and
equally for all, and then II personal aggran
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rrsAxcrAL AND oo.sE.crAL.

Few TORE nARxRrs.
NEW Yonx. November io-l y. m.-Ootton
quiet and steady, middling aS,f cents. Sugar
unehaaged. Flour dull and nominal. Wheat
dull cd NOMINAL e1.870el. 90. Corn hrmj
dsmts1 fair; el.oe Oats quiet but steAdyi $50
% csn@& Rye quiet and steadyj NloRt1.1s.
Posk u91st but frmj t32. Gold u 2e,<. III
Am BALTisoan nARxEr. Il
DBALrfHoRK, Novemberio --Breodify1 Tho
Tout nAtket continues dull and heavy.
prioss s0r baltimore high grades were reduced
this morning rs to 80 cents, but In other de-
scriptions we see no change to note. sales
to-day were as follows, wis 200 barrels West.
ern Super at t56b12h, 100 barrels do. Extra
At ts.26, 100 barrels do. choice at o. 800 barrel:
Howard street Extra In lots Al ts.,bas, aud
100 barrels Western Family at t67b per Dbl,
WAeaf-Was In rather large supply to-day,
the receipts reaching nearly 10, 600 bushels, but
the demand was fair, and pricss Arm at about
Wednesdays nsures. sales were as follows,
viz, lS,ooo to lb,o0o bushels prime to choice
Maryispi red al 81 sioi 30, f,soo do. fair to
GOOD do. At ai 7s<0f 80, $500 low and medium
trade DO. at 1i .issii "a, 5000 do. prime Penn.
syivania do. At ei 80, LOCO do. good Western
do. at 81 ~, and 500 do. white at ti.35Gll.I0.
Corr.-Receipts also heavy, reaching 5000
| bushels, the bulk now. We note sales OF 800
- aaln kstak hall oil Al 4 fAR oh a
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sANDBRSoN. On the morning Of the 10Th In
slant ,sfteI lingering illness, sARAH kIoDA. u
FAINT daughter OF William aId the late Sarah N.
sAndersob, aged II months
The funeral will take place from the resi- ence Of
Fred Emmericn. Ne. 4S3 / street south. between
Fourth and Fifth streets east, on sunday afternoon
At $50 o'clock. Relatives aud friends are Invited
to attend.
BovEE On Wednesday. November II. WILL
B.. son Of John N. and Annie u. Bovee, aged y
months and days.
TsOMAs On October 3oth, MARY ELIzABsrT
THOMAS, aged months and days; And on Novem
Der 18th. JONI WESLEY TnoNAs, aged years.
months aud o days, after short but severe ilness
9f Group. beloved children VI George w. aud saral
The friends and relatives arc invited to attsnt
the fnneral from the residence 81 the parents No
III Thirteen ud-ahaf streets, Island, on Sunday
the 2lst instant, at' o'clock, p. m.
BERRY. AT Unisntown. D. G., on the l7!h in
slant, after = long and painful illness. which sh
bore with Christian forttude and gnRtiol Mrs
CoLrABIA BERRY, In the 3oth year OF her age
HYDE.-In New Orleaus, on the 18th instant. =
1880 p. m, AGALIcR COuRorrE. WIDOW OF i. X
Hyde, aged CO years.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

Spoes.y, ia possier de Ia Question d'Orient.'
His Ambition IL boundless, and there 10 moth
ing almost at which he does not aim. He
81 M,n IL o Uss Pgsss IN spite
him. His influence over Prince aor,ehakon
q niece Of the Prince wss concerned. o. the
poibtment, the Prince D sds Iris Oh srscteristlo
.e n TO eo1asry Of SiiiSustcrs than a man
lesty laughed heartily at this joke, and with.
drew his opposition"
Yes, that is the true reason! Its caudor
challenges our respect; "Sirt, ehdt better
minister can zee ssnd 10 country Of Jdlibustsrs
than man ,oho is h!ms'D ons Of he erqfP'
though we regret that we are too truly
American at heart to laugh as "heartily' at
this "joke," so much at our expense, as did
his " Majesty"
However pungent the wit or we'll placed
the "joke," We cannot be merry at a humil-
iatlon to our Government and people which,
as part Of the public press, we see gradually
approaching and are seeking to avert. We
deny that we are ga country OF fllibustcrs"
In any sense Of the word, and Prince
Gortchakoff never was more mistaken than
whom no uttered the sentiment, though We
have not tho slightest doubt that he was
perfectly candid. That our Government ant
people sympathize with the cause Of popu
lar liberty when and wherever asserted Il
not TO be doubted, and which Is the very rca
son why We Insist that the Empires of Eu'
rope have no real sympathy for us; but we,
at the same time, would ask Prince Gortcha-
kofY, his august master, the Emperor, and
their accomplished minister, Mr.. De Gaia
cav. to looK at our present conduct toward
Cuba, and relieve US from this imputatlon
that we are "country OF 6libusters."
In uttering these views We do not pretend
to rise above, but only TO keep on q solid
level with, the popular sentiment Of the
country; and we should like to sec the press
at large take the subject up and bear 1t along
to Its proper understanding before the public;
for sooner or later 1t has got to come, or else
the good sense Of our people will spurn and
despise our diplomatic sycophancy.
What means the triple alliance between
Russia, Austria and France, lust now being
being Matched into life BY the manipulating
genius of that deystee of observation-disclosures
Gortchakoffl From whom of their neigh
bors do thew. or eitber of them. expect In
yasion or attack Tho answer ia obvious
that neither of the contracting Powers cx
roo, ~ faor ,nv .,oh tbi,g, that thi
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

On the 18th instaut, at FOun-
dry Parsonsge, by Rev. DR.. alexander Z. Gibson.
Of PhilAdslphiA.
TPhiIadelphia Inquirer please copy.l
LEg-FALCoNER-on the 18th instant, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by Rey. 8 viii;
son, Mr.. JERoNn LIE, OF Mansfield ONO, aud
Miss ALaIRA fALcoSgR. Of this city.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

FoR TIE GENERAL INFORMATION Of tax
payers we are authorized to state that the
collectors office will not be open for recelv-
ing taxes after 8 p. IN. Of each day. An
abatement of 8 per cent. will DO allowed on
all taxes up to January J., 1870.
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New Advertisements.

ZINE FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REsT-Iy 4
l. desirable location. Inquire at No. gas IA
street. near Fifteenth.
SPECLEL N0TICEI-HAylN0 JUST CON:
. pleted extensive improvements to my Store and
adding large additional supplies OF HATS and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS Of tho very latest
styles for the present and appro ching season rec
dsrlng my stock large, varied. aud complete In all
departments, facilities for prosecuting my busi
being OF the most favorable character. enables
me to sell my goods at the lowest cash prices In
spsction Of stock and prices solicited at
CHAs. II. LANES,
PAshiouAble Hat and Gents Harrisburg store.
42f Penn. ave. near four-aud-A half street.
NIB. Particular attention glyou to the mi nufac.
ture Of Gents Fine Dress Shirts, Long and sue
cessful experience in this branch OF my business
enables me to insure satisfaction to all my patrons.
noO colin
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Lost and Found.


Il Is mAlioiously reported that DR.. z. v. PURDY.
Veterinary suIEeon,is NO longer ~ the city, and
not to be found. II IL mistake. He can be found
at all times IN his ofnee, No, $50 Z, between
Twelfth and ThiTtssnih streets unless out on profes-
hopes by attentivensss To to merit liberal
share OF PUBLIC patronage In future. Once aud
residence No. $50 4 strest. ocl2lm
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-20

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
l seriber has obtained FROM the Orphans Court
6a letters Of ad ninisi on The personal estate
q CLARA A.. KIsO,, lat, Of Darlington county,
against the said deceased are hereby warned
70 exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber, on or before the 9Th day Of No.
ysmber nexti they may Otherwise by law be ex.
oluded from all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this slh day Of Noyem-
ber, 1863, J. W. KING,
now TuSw' Administrator.
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Wants.

IL. Ladies', dents aud Chlldren's Second. ha nd
.!Sshspg: unaeI.ClSthLns. Boots She's. &c, No
door rom Young Mems ChIlsti4n Association
Buildipg. N. B.-Auy Note BY Mail promptly
attended to. nOy3.u
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Special Notices.

fI-EyERE EFT LYCEUM.-THIs
sS Literary Association meets al the
, sss%: q fa III i1Ts;t e ssA 'If
s~-pNTH PROTEsTAnT cmUFoH
~ Einth slrset, between X and R.-Rev r.
hpIIahsosss, pastor; WI ecndust sgyiess or
I'm. pos,riss ny " s asussi.,ss se ssS 4.
!sns.s r.. sss!;s, -, :. 1850 p m rhs s-
w.UNIvERsALIs PREACHING.
Rev: II: X. Waiworth, Of Baltimore,
will preach In Metierott Hall. TOMORROW, at
hss. Mas q Shs Blood a .Sasi 81
sea;sfree The public are invited to attend. IL
nE.CENTnAL CONGREGATIONAL
~ Church, Lincoln Hall, ". M. O Al
DR., Boynton viii preach, November 2lst, morning
snd evening aud by special request. eon,inu, The
tl5fsI NJ 20 RANT n DICAL
w TOE
YOUNG, MArWRE, AND AaEp
BOTH SEXES.
U II II TO 10 PI y I,
Prepared from recipe OF one Of the most distin:
saishsd physician. In the State e nsrylssd. and
SsisSsS a0B Dsbi,soa 'i .ss s" %..sas.s q
.Thsse Pills can be taken without change Of diet.
gans desired 70 be bsnsatsd. where they csriainly
the stomach. strens,hsnipS The. GsnsfstiSs organs
and the liver and renewing and restoring the per-
sOn e perfect md sHs.h
which 70 eaeient Ia all cases, can be had o. o. r.
Campbell. druggist, Sole Agent, corner u hassa.
ss.as tLSsS s3 h siis '%SS:i S aSabt.' from
no9-eol0t