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There is talk among persons here
who profess to know something about
things in Georgia. 10 the effect that the
Democratic members OF the Legislature
.pf that State will not respond TO the
Governor's order for assembling next
month.
CONSTRUCTION OF THE PRRsIDENT'a.
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WEST VIRGINIA.

WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.
= HoS. J. 7. HoKE, Rs,E Board Of Regents.
g. .. sTuResa. Seev ".'T" 'l
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D., R4estdent,
and Professor Of Mental and Moral PhIloSo-
ply.
F.S. LYON, A: NJ, HIce hesident,
FfoteAIor OF English Literature, and Princl-
! an pal Of Preparatory Department..
....l,., 3. q. STEVENS, A. NJ,
Professor Of Astronomy and Phyalcs.
ri5 q. II. PIERCE, A. NJ,
.ll7 lCapt. U. =. Al -......
Professor OF Mathematics and OF Military
III .' Tactics,
]. ]. STEVENSON, A. NJ, Pm. D.,
Professor OF Chemistry and Natural History.
=. W. WOOD. Ph. D.,
Professor OF Ancienta and Modern Languages.
o. W.MILiLER, A. NJ,
Assistant In Preparatory Department
u. B. PUR1NToN, Tutor.
GEO. N. HAGANH, Eso
Superintendent OF Grounds and Buildings.
HUGH. W, BROOK, MD,
Lecturer on Physiology and Hygiene.
Hon. JOHN A. OLLIE,
Lecturer on Civil and Constitutional Law.
FALL TERM begins lat Tuesday In Sept'r.
WINFER TERN 1St Monday In Deer,
SPRING TERN 81 Tuesday In March.
COMMENCEMENT. Cd wednesday In June.
fU1TIoN.-Preparatory, IS % per Term OF
Ii weeks,
" UniveAity, u OO por Term OF
Is weeks,
BoARDIRa-Not to exceed u per week.
send stamp for Catalogue.
MoRGANTOWN, W. VA. Bep4.esat
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Rio Janelro Rdvices confirm the re-.
ports OF the flight OF Lopez. Nothing
is known as TO his Whereabouts,
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WASHINGTON.
An ExecntiYe order.
y WASHINGTON, Dec. "a

~. sLD) WAsHINdFoN, Dec, "a
The President toNday, issued an or.
,derr assigning General Terry 10 the
command Of Georgia ~ D. diStrict. IN.
der the Reconstruction acts, tnaddl.
tion-t his dulles as commander Of the
department OF the South. pr'
the Presidents Announcements Of NJ
BtantOn'S Death, S.rtli q
PresIdent9 Grant, In appropriateterms
officially annouuoeBo othe death Of the
dlatinRni6hed citizen tand public SER
want, u. N. !? Stanton The PRESIDENT
and Cabinet officers will 70 to the res.
'idenee of the late ex.Seoretary as soon
a. the Cabinet meeting ladjonrns. lluG
Postal Treaty yIth Great Britain.
An official proclamation was made
10 day oi, the new postal convention
between lhe Omitted States and Great
Britain, which VIII SO Into effect jan
lnAFV lat
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Mr.. HoAR Is reported as having said
that II the Senate preferred 10 have him
three years and . half in the Attorney
Generals office instead Of confirming
him AZ Justice Of the Supreme Court,
he was willing,
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AN eminent French physician thinks
that the decrease OF dyspepsia and bill.
lous affections In Paris 10 owing 10 the
Increased consumption oiapples, which
fruit lie maintains 10 an admirable pro.
phylactlc and tonic, % we'll as a very
nonrishlnR and easily dlRested article
OF food. The ParlsIans deyOur one
hundred millions ofapples every Win.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEELING.


Nay Dtrtutors. itI..La# y.
SAM'L MoCLHLLAN, GEORGE MHNDEL,
T. H. LOGAN, THo8. r. SHALLuRoBa
q. ". FRANIHAIN, J: N.VANCE,
J. II. HOBBS, MICHAEL REILLnY,
LOUIE @. STIFEL.
This company how having hOan organized
nve yearH, and In that time done a success.
full business, q still prepared 10 take risks al
falr rates on Buildings ofall kinds, Merchan.
dlRe, Manufacturing Establishments, Fur
nitufe, Steam Boats and cargoea on the WeS-
tern Rivers and Lakes. This company Of
IerS superior Inducements TO Farmers, where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, FUR
nitur0, Barns, and contents for 8 or yOara at
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
LARREST CASH CAPITAL
paid in, and surplus Of any com pany In tue
state; and composed OF some ninety. four
Stockholders, most OF whom are among our
best buHneAS men, recommends Itself To tile
favorable confederation OF the inBurIng
public ,and BolieitS their patronage Appli.
cations for insurance will be promptly AtLOn-
ded 70 at their ottiee, No. 70 MonrOe street, or
At their several agencies throughout the
htato. 49, "a
Q. NJ. COEN, soc'y.
j. q. DlUK, Asst SUc'y.
hAMI MCMILLAN, President
dEO. MENDEL, Vlco President s.
kAblp-dhW t1 - .
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

~ W 1hI5Ek1REW1VENl UUUl AN1I 4uUV1 ]
The following announcement OF the
death OF Hon. Il. NJ. Stanton Is publish.
ed by direction OF the President.
[Slgned, HAMILTON FISH,
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NouYor Proauoo IlarIIot.


NHW X0RK, dec. 24s
CoTToN-steady; sales Of 1000 bales
at 261So for tnlddllng uplandB, &C..
FLouR-Steady, With moderate ex-
port demand for new gtades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Stead with fair OK.
port demand; q 2Sa1 "a for No. 2Bpring;
and 81 80Al 80 for winter red and am.
Der. Rye-Nominal. oRtH-Dall and
heavy Rt 62a63o for western. Corn
Dull, heavy and nominal At 81 10al II
for old mixed Weaterrl.
PRovs1oNs-Pork-Dnll at go for
new mess, on spot; and go for Janu-
ary and February delivery. Beef
Nominal. Out Meats and Bacon--DnII
and heavy. Lard-Dull ct l74Ic bid
Tor prime steam for February; and 16C
asked. -
Eaas-Firm, with fair inquiry.
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rho Texas Election.


,--,-r--, ,NoRwALK, CT, Dec, A.-
4 A dispatch Just received here by
General w. T. ClArkeG dated Houetoni
Texas, December %, Gays: Davis ID
elected by 800 majority and will be
Provisional Governor In D few days,
Milan and Nevarro are not TO have
an election. 81 r'Naf ST. ~ s17f' [ ul.-s-.
r [SIgnedl nv S.W. MoDoNALp. y
Secty Republican Ex. Committee.
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]lH9 rEnnanAPn.l
TEHNEssEE.


WAsHIN0ToN, Dec. q.
Thursday morning about l o'clock
the office Of the Southern Express, Rt
Huntingdon, Tenn, was robbed by two
men, one OF whom knocked down the
agent, Cole, and held him down whilst
the other took the key from his person
and rilled the safe Of $ 800. The rob.
bers then escaped, and Cole was told II
he gave the alarm h6 would be killed.
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WARRINGTON, D. O, Dec. a. NJ
By order OF the President and In
memory Of the late f. NJ. Stanton, at
one time Attorney General OF the United
States, then Secretary OF War, this Of.
flce will be draped In mourning and
will be closed during the day which the
funeral ceremonies shall be solemnIzed,
rs[Slguedl W. A. FIELD,
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Opera House Burped, at LOfayotIe

'IAPAXETTB, Dec. q,
Montgomery's Opera House burned
this afternoon. The building was own
ed by James Montgomery, OF Chicago;
Il was valued at $4,000; Insured fol
$40. 900. The west room was occupI ed
by the Postoffies; the mails and the
Office fixtures were saved. O. o. Com.
stoCk's billiard room, In the basement;
loss. $500; no insurance. Wallace
Brothers & Co., filters aud plumbers,
occupying the adJolng room, slight loss,
The fire Is supposed 10 be the reSult OF
a defective lue.
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COMMISSIONERS wRL1s's REPORT.

The feeling OF the high tariff men
against Commisslo Wells was shown
In the fact that they refused To allow
the House TO vote on the question OF
having extra copies printed for dIstrl-
butioni but sent II 70 the Ways and
Means Committee for examination,
where It still lies.
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THH President received dispatch
from Gen. Reynolds. Thursday, an
nounolnR the election OF General Davis
aS Governor Of Texas by four hundred
mBiorltv, n
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Christmas in CnloarO.

Christmas Will be very generally OBJ
served In this city Tomorrow. The
Board OF Trade, Banks, Poat ofice,
Custom House, 30, will be closed and
business suspended. The papers will
all suspend publication.
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Gtreq'EtslIi9 Ii9etrer:

Ex.PHEsIDENT JOHNSON says he has
no ide" OF visiting Washington this
winter. Why Ahouldhef
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BPAHH.

MADRID, Dec. "a.
The Minister OF the United States had
an Interview with the Minister OF State
yesterday, at which the American pro-
posal for the neutrality Of telegraph
cables was considered. r., NJ i i
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READ AGAIN.
EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF MERCU.
RIAL DISEAsE.

DEAR DOCTOR :-You know what was my
condition when called. upon you. was
black BcabS, and 30 paIned In my Joints at
night, that sleep or IeSt was utterly inpos.
slble. My constitution seemed entirely
broken down, and was almost In despair
Of ever being cured, having tried many ply
purporting TO bo remedies, without the
least sign Of SUCCESS. But ! am now hanpy
70 say, that after using those 1lvu bottles OF
your Slrsaparilla and Dandellon, and only
two boxes OF tho Pills, became perfectly
restored, have returned 10 my post On the
boat, and feol at this limo az Stout Us ever
did In my lifo. Plonse accept my thanks,
and believe me over yourS.
To DR. RRRRrLINGRR,
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Tho Union League and Payment Of
Pensions.


NbW IURkI UbU. 21s
Tho Council OF the Union League OF
America, have adopted preambles and
resolutions, affirming In strong terms,
Observation-Disclosures OF the whole country 10
those who fell during the late civil war,
and approving the proposition before
congress, Of paying the pensions month.
ly, instead Of Berni-Annually. A com.
mlltee was appointed TO 90 TO Wash.
ington 10 urge the speedy passage Of
this measure.
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BUTLER declines further controversy
with Mr.. Greeley. Horace got the bet.
ter OF him. both In argument and in
ienner.
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Read! ReadI Read L!

Gu RE OF DYsPEpsIA AND SCRoFULA.
PARKERGBURO, April 10.
T. II. LOGAN, Eso.-Dear Sir I'll wrote 10
yOu some time since for bottle OF Brent
ltngerH Fluid Extract OF SaTSapar lila and
Dandellon, and must say that Il has acted
upon me like charm. have been affitct-
ed for near two years with Dyspepsia; two
thirds OF the time vomIted from one 10
three times day. had given mp the Idea
o. ever getting well, aud Indeed my friends
getting we'll again. Added 70 this, suffered
With the Scrofula very much. Since last
September one side OF my neck was one en-
tire sore, composed Of BOmo seven running
sores. The uBe OF ono bottIo has much I'M
proved me. My stomach is relieved aud my
neck has improved beyond my most san
guine expectations. l feel much encouraged,
and think by the use OF one or two bottles
more, shall be relieved entirely. YOu will
please send mo two bottles by the bOat,
YOur, respectfully,
]. W. HOMER.
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Rew Yorknry7 aoods lIarltes.

= tas93t 37Nsa "sAF
Market dull, but Armer feeling In
most classes Of cotton goods, cambrica
OF all makes advanced from 10k to llc;
and higher colors l cent per yard; print
Ing cloth 10 lower.
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CMc1NNGTI, Dec. "a.
The river has fallen inches, With 81
feet 2 Inches In the channel. Weather
clear; thermometer $50.
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Acli'lg Adj'tIatt Generql
Navy DEpARr4EsT.
DEpARrMRNr OF, STATE.

+ WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. "a, h69.
4, Purs uaut TO the PFeSId0nt's order oil
thls date the Department OF State viii
be draped In mourning, and oil busI,
ness suspended on Monday next, the
9Th inst, the day oithe funeral OF the
late. Edwin II. Stanton. l... flHt
(Slgned) HAMILTON FISK,
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT., !
WARRINGTON, D. O., Dec. "A, '69.
In obedience TO the order OF the Preal-
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Baltimore mArket
BALTIMoRE. Deo. 24

FLouR-Dull.
GRAlN-WheRt-Good TO prime red
81 8OA1 40. Oorn-Dry white SSas8c; vel
low 9Oa92c. OAts-56o. Rye-Sl 05.
PRovIBIoNs - Mess Pork-Qulst aI
Isl 6OaS2 so. Bacon-Qulet; rib sides
l8H; clear sides 100; shoulders 171<c.
Hams-2Oa2lc. Lard-Qulet at 1874
100.
WH1sKY-pull nt 7aaasc. l----
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TIE BANANA TREATY.

Tho Government has already estab.
lished coal station at the Bay OF Sam.
ana, and the Gulf squadron will get Its
supplies there. The naval force on that
station 10 TO be enlarged, and our In
fuences will be used TO keep Baez 10
bis seat as President OF San Domingo
Ill the Senate can pass on the lease we
have made for part Of his possessions.
The. story circulating here Is that we
are e pay good part otonr tlrst years.
rial. Some persons believe we are 90.
Ing TO get the whole island In a short
time. Senators say the course OF the
administration In this matter looks
like the initiative Of a policy OF outside
colonies, and their talk indicates that
there will be good deal Of opposition
in the Senate TO the ratification OF the
treaty. A Y. - =,
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FOREIGN NEWS.
By Gable Telegraph TO the. Int lllgenccr.
ENGLAND. IN
LONDON, Dec. "a,

ENGLAND. IN
LONDON, Dec. "a.
The Tines In an editorial this moru-
Ing, rejoices that the Irish Americans
have abandoned their scheme for the
HOrcIble establishment Of the Republic
OF Erin, and advises the Irish people
themselves TO abandon all idea of re-
publicaniSm. -.......
The owners OF Erie Railroad shares
In England have made arrangement
through court, and test their power oi
obtaining redress In the courts OF the
United States,
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Nav YoRK, Dec. "a.
MoNEY-Easy and steady at Ga7 pei
cent. The Bank statement Is unfAvor.
able, showing the loss OF 100000 In
the net revenue. The Assistant Treasu.
rer to-day dlabursAd 81, l,157. .62l In coin
on account OF the January last. -
STERLINa-Dnll but Arm at tl0S3<al09
GoLD-Unchanged; opened at 1908
closed at 120H.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Hlgher but
dulI
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DE sT. Cn1spIN.

TUBE MANAGEMENT HAS TRE honor
l. Of announcing 70 the citizens OF Whoel-
ing and Vicinity, 0 series OF Entertainments,
Att0rding pleasure and pr0dt 70 all, by. o
has had Q ldSttIi0 hold upon tho fancies OF
ilH trlendA.
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DEATH or ExAECRErARY STAN.
TON. &

Official Announcement by the Preai'
a...' dent.
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orders From the varIous depart.
menIA.
OmelAl HOnOrs 70 lhe mead secretary.
Arrangements for the Fn neral.

Arrangement for the Fn neral.
WARRINGTON, Dec. "a.
Ex.Secretary Of War, Justice L. NJ.
Stanton, died this morning at 8 o'clock,
OF congestion OF the heart. Mr.. Stanton
had been confined to the house for
about a week. The President and Vice.
President called last Sunday, his 64lh
birth day, when the former rendered 10
him bis appointment as Associate Jus.
tice OF the Supreme Court, for which
Mr.. Stanton expressed his gratitude
and acceptance. Yesterday Mr.. Stan.
ton complained Of sickness, but hia
family were not alarmed aS 10 The fatal
result. He had apparently been In o
worse condition previously. Shortly
after midnight his symptoms became
Alarming. Surgeon General Barnes
was present on his accustomed visit
but found Il impossible to afford relief.
Rev. DR.. Starke, OF the Church OF
Epiphany, Protestant Episcopal, was
summoned, but shortly atterward, the
sufferer lost consciousness, and was
unable to converse with any one. The
pulsatlOns OF his heart ceased for
q few seconds and then returned,
his breathing being very faint. Il
was not until half an hour before
bis death that his family could
realize that he was dying. About 8
o'clock, A. NJ, he expired, quietly
breathing away his life without strug.
gle. At his bedside, In hlS last mo-
ments. were bis family, consisting Of
Mrs. Stanton, his eldest son, Edwin L.
Stanton, Ella, his eldst daughter, about
lUGnl M ~ II ntR1ln III
son, OF nine, years Of age, and Bennle,
his youngest child, aged five wears.
His mother IL living in Ohlo o. A
telegram WAS aent 10 her this forenoon.
A large number Of prominent citizens
and persons holding high official POSI-
tIons, called to-day at the late resi- !.
dence OF the deceased; some being una
BILE TO credit the report OF his death, 80
unexpected and sudden, until they had
satisfied themselves by personal inqui-
~.
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4nats 1sa SHtes.
GRAND CONCERT

AND
TA'BLEAUx
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CONSTRUCTION OF TIE PRRsIDENT's
IL - MtsRRAnR u

The statement OF Judge Bingham re-
garding q passage In the Presidents
message which has been construed
Into the assertion that line was actu-
ally written In the message that the
President did not intend to have there
gives O wrong impression OF Mr.. Blng-
hams meaning. The paragraph rsferr-
ell to was the following recommends.
tion OF the President concerning Geors
Ria: Under these circumstances,
would submit to you, whether It would
not be wise without delay to- enact O
law authorizing the Governor OF Geor-
Hla to convene the members originally
elected to the Legislature; requiring
each member to take the oath prescrlb'
ed by the reconstructlo acts, and none
to be admitted who are Ineligible un-
der the third clause OF the Fourteenth
Amendment Mr.. BlnRham's ,decla-t
ration had reference 70 the proper con!
struction OF the above, he holding that
by 1t the President intended to recon-
mend that the oath contained In the
third clause otths Fourteenth Amend
ment be required, and not the iron-
clad oath OF the last Reconstruction
OAthB,
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The House Committee Ou Territories
at their next meeting will consider the
bill relating TO Utah. which been draft
ed by It's Chairman, Mr.. Cullom, OF
Illinois. 1t is very stringent measure,
providing for the reorganization OF the
courts OF that Territory. prescribing the
duties OF Marshals and their deputies,
and Rlso the manner Of selecting
grand and petty jurors Among its
provisions Is one that no person living
In the practice OF blgamy or polygamy
shall hold office or be permitted to the
right OF citizenship. and persons
charged with the crime OF polyRamy
are to be prosecuted In the UnItsd
States Courts, and on conviction be
punished by fine and Imprisonment In
che peniLentlary.
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COAAERCIAL AND FIHANCIAL.

TBy TeIeRrAph.I
heW York Money Hnd STOCK 1AFket
Nnmr Xnr.1r nna nA y
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1869-04-29
1faths.

REIDENOUK.-1da Belle Reidenour was born
Decenbe- l., 1865, and died April q, 1862
aged years, months and twenty days.
HUTTON the 25th inst, at this place, Mrs
Phebe Hunt consort of Glover Hunt, deccas d,
aged IS years, months and y days
SHIP.-Suddenly. on the oath inst, near Calum-
bia Furnace, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Ship, Censor!
of Frederick Ship-in the 57th year of her age
for IS wears member of the NJ. L. Church.
"Sbe hath done what she could" MARX the
perfect man and behold the upright for the en-
of tn at man is peace" W.
HOFFMAN, this life, in the tri-
umphs of christian faith, Frederick Hoffman
aged IS years, Ii month and Il days.
He lived in hsly wedlock fifty years and ten
days. He was the father of twelve children, six
of whom preceded him 10 the silent grave; and
the grandfather of twenty nine children, seven Of
whom have also gone before him through the
dark valley and shadow OF death.
Thus has fallen to sleep, in the arms of Jesus,
on the 25th inst, one of the most ami able and
lovely citizens-tender and affectionate husbands
and devout and CONSTANT christians in our com
munity.
His death has caused vacuum in society, and
in the church. Of which he WIS worthy and
CONSTANT member, which is fully realized, and
will be felt for years to come. He was born in
man. Sometime after his settlement among us,
he connected himself with the Reformed Church
in which ne continued bright and shining light
until he fell asleep in Jesus He was powerful
in prayer--a devout man, full of faith and full Of
the Holy Ghost-a living exemplification of all
earnest and jealous christian. II is end was
naace HIS
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Fire.
THE COMMITTEE.

Fire.
We we're again startled by the cry of FIRE,
On Friday which resulted in some damage
The house Of Mrs. Catharine Fravel, on East
Back street, caught fire on the roof Of the
wing, from stove pipe, which communicated
itself to the roof and side of the front build
ing. The fire was not discovered until the
noise Of the spouting falling upon the roof
was heard, the soldering of Hhich melted in
the heat of the confagration. AS is always
the case, the citizens of the town turned out
en- 4,asse, and, without the aid Of fire engines,
(the necessity of which our city fathers are
proud to be ignorant of the raging flames were
subdued, with no greater damage than the
knocking of few holes in the roof and plaster
from the ceiling Of one Of the ROOMS in the
front house.
We are requested to return the sincere
thanks of the occupants of the house, to the
citizens generally, for the prompt and general
response to the cry of fire, and for their self
sacrificing efforts in the rescue Of the proper
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DR.. Schenck's Pulmonic Syrnp.

These Pills are composed of various roots, hav
ing the power to relax the secretions OF the liver
as promptly and effoctualy as blue pill or mer
curry, and without producing any otthose disagree
able or dangerous effects which often follow the
use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge of
vitiated bile. and remove those distractions from
heliyer and hillary ducts, which are the cause o.!
bilious affections in general.
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure sick
headach, and all disorders Of the Liver, Indicate
by salow skin, coated tongue, costiyeness, drow
siness, and general feeling Of WEAKNESS and las
situde showing that the liver is in torpid or OBJ
structed condition.
In short, these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in an cases when purgatiTe or alternative
medicine is required. .
Please ask for ''Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills, y
and observe that the two likenesses OF the Doctor
are On the Government stamp--one when in the
last stage of Consumption, and the other in his
present health
hts per bcx Principal . flee, No. Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Wholesale Agents: Demas Barnes
& Co., 81 Park Row. New York; S. s. Hance,
los Baltimore ST., Baltimore, Nd; John D. Park,
n. e cor of Fourth and Walnut St., Cincinnati
Ohio; Walker / Taylor, 1874 1876 Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, H.; Collins Brothers. Southwest corner
ofSecond and Vine SITS, st. Louis; No.
[4th 4 5th W. ca. mo. yr.;
QUANTITY vs. QUALITY. Helmboid's Ex-
" tract Sarsaparilla. The dose is SMALL
Those who desire large quantity and large doses