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eoInery county SAMUEL GOLDEY, Of this city aged 81
The relatives and friends Of the family, Montgomery
Lodge, No Is, A. Y M and Mercantile Lodge No. S5, A.
Police % Force are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
street on Sunday next the 18th instant, at O'Clock
HORSEY.-on the 14th instant, REBECCA, widow Of
hGISey az and ps eSd sr % h q sS
invited to attend her funeral from her late residence No
~ Eighth street on SATURDAY afternoon the 18th in.
stan at o'clock without further notice. Interment at
Monument Cemetery.
JAMESON the l4th instant, Mrs. MARY ANN
Margaret Stinger, in tho 10Th year of her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of
at O'Clock To proceed to Ronaldson's Cemetery
On the 14th instant, after lingering illness.
CHANLER, second son of s. W. and A. Kirk late Of
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
parents No 5l3 Race street on Saturday morning 10
O'Clock. To proceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery.
MCELROY.-0n the 18th instant, Mr.. WILLIAM
Lodge, No 2s6 Jerusalem IL r. A. Chapter, No 3, A. Y,
ment No 49, o. of o. f., invited to attend his fune-
raj from his late residence on Monday the 18TH instant
REMINGToN.-On the 14th instant, LYDIA H., widow
of the late Dr. Isaac Remington the st year of her
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 70 at
street. Seventhday afternoon, the 18th Instant at
o'clock Interment Friends Southwestern Ground %
II shs & yeaS sas u s Ss aas SAMUEL SUr
The relatives and friends of tho family also Rox-
sGTOpgh Lodge s.i,IR H35Tons nsd56 dS6'ps5
49, l. g. Of O. F. Wsausng Tribe, No 56, l. o. Of 4 M
American Protestant .Association no. ~; Industry
Company; and tho employees of the PhiladeIphia Gas
Works are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral from
Saturday, the 18th instant, at o'clock.
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The City Amusemen,..

AT THE ACADEMY or Music Herves opera Of T. ,IEH
reVe WI DC gwen this evening" for the first time in
TINS CITY. The cast will include Madame Rose 3elI
mauue Desclauzas, M. Carrier NJ. Beck era and all
the principal members OF the troupe
IO-mOrrOW afternoon Genepiepe de Brnbnnf will be
.epehteu, ana tomorrow evening Fieur de The will
Oe performed for the first time.
T THk CHESNUT the last nights OF The Field of the
Ctoth o Gotd are announced The entertainment is
one on tne most attractive that has ever been gwen
~ AT THE WALNUT the burlesque Of The Female Forty
IhteOeS and the farce of That Rascal Jack Will be
PERFORMED this evening, with the Misses WDlmore
anu Mr. Feh& Rogers in the leading roles. .
a matinee Tomorrow, when Mr. Rogers VIII ap-
pear as "The Artfu Dodger' In the drama OF Otlrer
TtCSst
AT THE ARCH but three more performances of the
pleasing comedy OF School will be given, this evening,
tomorrow afternoon, and tomorrow evening.
ON Monday Lotta will appear as Little NelP ana
the "MarChioness in John BrOughamS dramatZa-
ton Of The Old Curiosity shop.
AT THE THEATRE CoMtQUE the Breban Swiss Bell
Ringers will make their last appearances this even
ing, tomorrow afternoon, and tomorrow evening.
The price Of admission to the matinee will be rs
cents.
Miss Susan Galton and her comic opera troupe
will positively appear on Tuesday evening next
AT THE AMERICAN q variety entertainment will De
given this evening matinee tomorrow.
THE SBNTz- -HAssLRR ORCHESTRA will perform the
following programme at Musical Fund Hall to-mor.
row afternoon :--Symphony No. Q, ID major Haydn
l, Adagio-Allegro; g. Andante; 8, Mnuetto allegro
4, Allegro spiritoso; Piano Solo, Bacchanale, Weh,
Mr.. Carl Reese; Cornet Solo, Sleep Well, Abt Mr.
William Ewers; Waltz, Sounds from the Heart
piefke; GalOp LeiCht Gepack
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WOMAN AND HER NEKDs.-Subiect by the law of nature
to many physical Affections from which is exempt
peculiarly entitled the best efforts Of medical
science in her behalf. Fox majority of the ailments to
which her exclusivele habf, HosrBrrERs SroMAou
BrrrERs are warmly recommended the authority of
wives mothers nurses tested their general
tonic and regulating properties know whereof they
speak also the Of able physicians who
have administered the preparation their female patients
in obstinate Of functional arrangement with the
happiest results Almost all female complaints OF special
character. complicated with mental gloom and de-
spondency and the gentle and sting e1harating effects
of this wholesome medssted stimuant adaps admirably
for of this complex AS remedy for the hys
terra and mental haliueinations which sometimes mark
both the earlier and the later crisis the life of woman
1T has equal the reperOry the healing art and as
of relieving the and other unpleasant feel
ings which precede maternity, it is equally eicacous
Nursing mothers also find il admirable invgorant It
il highly satisfactory that preparation which embraces
its remedial range Of the complaints to
both sexes. should prove enently beneficial the
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MARRIED.

DAVIS -oAssIy.-on the 18th of April 1893 by the
Rev H. II. Beadle, t. O. DAVnS 70 hANnhAb uANs"'e'
Of the late John Cassin, all OF this city
PETTTT- T-sTEwART-on the 18th Instant At the resi e.
denoe OF the brides father by Hef EdtN PRTIT To-
AAsTfTDH r., daughter Of b. b. Stewart all Of this city
REDFORDTALLoNo on the sSth 9f March, Sy sne
ise Key NJ David REpFORD Of Virginia, TO Miss
KAYE TALON, Of Philadelphia
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SCHENCk'S
S E A w f e . TONIC

Is gentle stimulant and Alternative, and the
alkai in the seaweed, which this preparation is
made of, assists the stomach to throw out the
gastric juice to dissolve the food with the Pull
monic Syrup, and it is made into good blood
without fermentation or souring the stomach.
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SCHENCK'S
MAN ID RAKE PILLS

Act upon the liver, removing all distractions;
relax the ducts of the gall bladder the bile starts
freely, and the liver is soon relieved; the stools
will show what the pills can do; nothing has
ever been invented except calomel Ca deadly
poison which is very dangerous to use unless
with great care) that will unlock the gall bladder
and start the secretion of the liver like Schcnck's
Mandrake Pills.
Liver Com plp1nt Is one Of the snOst
Prominent Causes Of tOa-
sumption.
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Take the Mandrake Pills freely In
all bilious cases, ss they are
PERFECTLY HARMLESS.

DIR. sCENCK, who has enjoyed uninterrupted
health. was wasted away to II mere skeleton, in
the very Last stage of Pulmonary Consumption,
his physicians having pronounced his case hope
less, and abandoned him to his fate. He was
cured by the aforesaid medicines, and since his
recovery many thousands similarly afflicted have
used DIR, Schencks preparations with the same
remarkable success. Full directions accompany
each, making it not absolutely necessary to per-
sonally see DR.. Schenck, unless patients wish
their lungs examined, and for this purpose he is
professionally at his Principal Office,
PHILADELPHIA, EVERY SATURDAY,
Where all letters for advice must be addressed
He is also professionally at No. SO Bond street.
New York, every other Tuesday; and at No. 80
Hanover street, Boston, every other Wednesday.
lie gives advice free, but for q thorough exami-
nation with his Resplrometer the price is $5
Office hours at each city from A. NJ. to Z. M.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and seaweed
Tonic, each $3.50 per bottle, or 81 half dozen
Mandrake Pills, 25 cents box.
full supply of DIR. SCHENCK'S MEDICINES
for sale at all times at his rooms. Also for sale
by Druggists aud Dealers. ~ fwa@p
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THE GREAT REASON

Why physicians do not cure Consumption is,
they try to do too much; they give medicines to
stop the cough, to stop chlls, to stop night
sweats, hectic fever, and by so doing they de-
range the whole digestive powers locking up the
secretions, aud eventually the patient sinks and
dies.
DR.. SCHENCK, in his treatment, does not try
to stop cough, night sweats chills, or fever
Remove the cause, and they will all stop of their
own accord. No one can be cured of Consump-
ton, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Can
ker, liberated Throat unless the liver and
stomach are made healthy.
If a person has consumption, of course the
lungs are in some way diseased either tubercles,
assesses, bronchial irritation, pleural adhesion,
or the lungs are a mass of Inflammation and fast
decaying. In such cases what must be done? 1t
is not only the lungs that are wasting, but it is
the whole body. The stomach and liver have
lost their power to make blood out of food. Now
the only chance is to take DR.. SCIIENCK'S
three medicines, which will bring up a tone to
the stomach, the patient viii want food, it will
digest easily and make good blood; then the
patient begins to gain in flesh, and as soon as the
body begins to grow, the lungs commence to heal
up, and the patient gets fleshy and we'll This
is the only way to cure Consumption.
WHEN THERE Is NO LUNG DISEASE,
And only Liver Complaint and
Dyspepsia, SchencIk's Seisweed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills
are sufficient, without
the PuImOnic Syrup.
Take the Mandrake Pills freely In
ALI bilious eases, sss they are
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CITY ITEMS.

STYLE FIT AND MAKE Of Mems Youths dad Boys
Clothing vnequolled by any stock Of Reodypade goods
in Phiadelphia. We hare alec
CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of selected styles Of piece goods to
be made up 10 order, in unsurpassed style.
ALL PRICES GUARANTEED oeer lhon he looet eSechHre
and full satisfacon guaranteed every purchaser The
sale cancelled and money refunded,
HALF WAY BETWEEN ! BENNETT h Co,
FIJh and TOWER HALL,
ISi1th Sreets.S 6ls MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Bpn ANYWAY NEW YORK
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The Clothing Sold by CHARLES SFoKts No. S24 Chestnut
street.
More fashonaby cut better made and trimmed than any
other in the city.
People well know and this fact accounts for the prefer
always shown for Cstoaeratode Gar0e, 1t is
beyond
That the prices asked by CHARLES STOKES for his
superior Readynode Clothing will compare with the lowest
asked by parties who rotny eadeoror 10 e his styles but
for OF experience in the nanxoetwe of really fashion,
able Clothing fail to convince the people that CHARLES
STOKES does not take e ead and is beyond eir reaeM
MORAL.
"Soar not too high on penisy's reoI teia9,
For Gmbitions cloak sonssaiS q mortal sting"
SPHER's WINE BrrrRRs-R. r. sisson, NJ d., of New
Bedford Mass. says of Mr. Speers Wines 81 have used
Speers Wine entire satisfaction and believe ii to be
superior to all wines which have been much used by the
profession" His Bters made of the wine made bit
ter by Peruvian Bark Wild Cherry Bark Calama Ginger,
Snake Root etc. in daily by the medical faculty Their
base is his pure wine. Sold by druggists
JEwELRY-Mr William W. Cassidy, No. IA 8. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewey and Silverware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article furnished at
price which be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store s to result in pleasure and
profit.
HFRoM Mr.. A. WINCH we i,st received the latest
Fun Reynolds Miscellany, and Bop Bells Mr.. Winch has
No sos Chestnut street. large varied assortment of
periodical literature, both foreign and domestic
THE
ATTRACTIONS OF OAK HALL,
Why THE GREAT MASS OF THE PEOPLE
WILL Buy CLOTHES
WANAMAKBR d BROWNS.
CREAPEsT.-For given amount of money they can
get more and better Clothing at Oak Hall than any
where else in the city.
MOST RBIIABLE-No misrepresentation as to
price or materials The people told "the truth,
the ,chole truth, and nothing bt the Tuth," at Oak
Hall
MOST PoPULAR.-People go there because their
friends and neighbors who are shrewd people, go
there. They know that Oak Hall could not maintain
its immense and acknowledged and increasing PoPU-
LARTTY unless it really did better than other houses
LARGEsr.-Largest Buildings Largest Stock
Largest Variety Largest Reductions Largest
Trade! Largest Facilitiesl
10 THESE "STANDRG ATTRACTIONS"
IL now added the
= SPECIAL ATTRACTION
MOST MAGNIFICENT STOCK
OF
SPRING CLOTHING
READY-MADE OR MADE TO ORDER,
VERY VERY CHEAP FOR CASH
R.-Nothing can or shall deter Wanamaker 4
Brown from constantly increasing the advantages OF
dealing with them, and the people may confidently
rely upon obtaining the fullest satisfaction as tc
price and in every other respect
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
s. f. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET SrREErs-
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The Immigration Question.

convention has been called to meet in
Memphis, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, for
the special encouragement of Chinese I'm
migration. It will be composed Of dele
gates from all parts. Of the South, partiou-
larry from Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi,
Louisiana, Arkansas and Tennessee. It is
expected, moreover, that Koopmanshaaf,
one Of the principal Chinese contractors at
San Francisco, who has already brought
ffty thousand Of his couatrymen to Amerios,
will be present at the convention, and will
unfold his plans for organizing 9 mighty
scheme Of direct immigration to the South.
This State is certainly as much interested
hs any one Of her neighbors in procuring
lsborers for the low country, and our rice
and long cotton planters would do well to
be represented in tho convention. This
might give shape to q movement which, in
South Csrolina, has, 50 far, neither head
nor tail. Az,
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ment early in the year, SO that the taxes
might bs due by March LIST Of the present
year. But the assessment was not made
until late in Nay last, and the taxes under
the law, are not due until March. 1870.
There can be NO enforcement of penalty.
no aistraint, no sale Of property for taxes.
until the taxes are due, and We should like
20 know under what section Of the, tax law
the Treasufsrs can compel the taxes to be
paid up at once. This is. q matter worthy
Of consideration, for few Of us are SO eua.
mored Of our Radioal ruers as to dosire to
pay taxes any earlier than "a are ob,,.ad
to do so. VI 1:..t''.-
The whole question, however, res.a with
the people Of the different, counties. No
agitation will be Of value unless it be gene.
raj and continued. A fash in the pan will
be wo-se .han useless, but the people cen,
il they so desire, defer the payment Of their
taxes until the last moment, and in the
meanwhile determine quietly whether a hat
refusal to pay tho taxes ss they now stand,
is the best course to pursuei
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The Tar Qasstaon.

! iIIr.Sf
The Columbia Phoenix publishes letter
to &overnor Scott, ia which some taxpsy-
ers say ~" As . number OF persons are
'complaining Of the assessment Of taxes
''made in the State, and Of the amount en-
''tailed by said assessment and, also, as
''many taxpayers complain and desire to
''know by what means Q remedy for this
apparent evil may be obtained, we deem
sit duty TO respectfully apply to you to
ascertain what course would be best to
''pursue to secure redress"
The Spartanburg Gazette says that D
peremptory order has been received from
the State Auditor to deduct from the asse ss-
ment ofR real and personal property the
amount which had been added. The
amount added by the State Board was 100
per cent. IF the deduction can be made in
one county, why not in every county?
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teach any person Of ordinary capacity how to
perform the operation. That the burglars
who entered IL @ Ocean Bank were cognizant Of
this means admits no doubt; IN fact, the man.
ner in which the robbery was accomplished,
from beginning to end, shows that the parties
engaged in it were thorougly trained in every
particular Of their nefar1ous business, and
we're possessed Of far more than ordinary ex-
pertness at their unlawful trade.
"A cooperative farm Of over ten thousand
acres has recently been establish cd by the Mar
quis dc Boissiere, q French gentleman OF ample
means, and an ardent disciple OF Fourier. The
founder Of this establishment intends to spend
two or three years in planting and improving
the farm, erecting large dwellings and manu-
factories, before inviting persons of similar
views to join him. large number OF labor
ers are now engaged In the preliminary work
Of establishing 'sphalanstery. and the MAJ
quis is now living with them, in a rough frame
house, in backwoods style. De Boissiere has
embarked his whole fortune. amounting at the
lowest estimate to 81 OOO, 600. in this benevo-
lont enterprise. and has made will, giving
$10O,0O0 to his relatives. and vesting the re-
mainder in trustees to carry out his plans.
Although follower OF Fourier, the Marquis
oo Do'oSAoAo uooS uoG appIOVo VI tuo WIG
schemes OF that philosopher, and is in
favor OF preserving social institutions as
they exist. De Boissiere, 1t is stated. is
an eminentIy practical man. was educat-
cd at o Polytechnic school in France,
and has heretofore been engaged in managing
his estates. comprising three thousand; acres
OF land near Bordeaux. t'Commuoisn' is not
approved of, and every man and woman in the
settlement must earn separate living. The
institution forming model of the Kansas
colony is the ''farniiy" at Gulse, near st. Quen-
tin, IN the east OF France. At Guise. family
house has been established, where all the
members, mostly working people, cheaper
their living by eatingat a common tablelthe
saving being effected BY purchasing food at
Wholesale, and cooking it in large quantities.
In the vicinity are farms and workshops, owned
by the society and, under the supervision .of
managers selected from the community. Ap-
phcants for admission must produce salts
factor evidence of sobriety and industry, and
pay small initiation Fee Apartments are
furnished to the members, who have tho
privilege OF using Q library. The children
must be sent TO school for certain number of
years. Ordinary money is not allowed-the
only currency being checks issned by the
societv. -;-. t..se, 10y !,..-.-- r. D. - t,.,.r Il
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The LETTERS Of our Columbia corres-
pondent, published this morning, contain
an account of the Fourth Of July celebra-
tion in Columbia on Saturday, the exami-
nation at the Ursluine Academy, the cost
Of convicting chicken thief, and other
interesting matter.
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Nfw pnblifatigns.

HI Il x x 70 N II U H X.
JULY. 1859.
CONTENTs:
!. SHOULDER TO sHoDLDER."
"Reminiscences of Confederate Camps and
Fields. No. 2. BY "Personne
H. ALEAF To From AN OLD LAWYERS PORT
III. TALES FROM The HrrolADEsA OF
VISHNU SARMIN.
Sanscrit Wit and Wisdom
~ DUELS AND DUkLLING.
y. The TALMOD-TaE TARGUMS
", VI CHARMS III Ms OF THE CLASSICS.
A Porn to the Memory Of the late Henry
VIII. 1NrELLEclgAL GROWTH IN THE
TX. THE 1 BLocKAns = 'AIEs AuSNERs or rur
C0NFEDERACY.
TIE cTSss,1g en1, the ossan II Open Boat
Success not based on Art.-isses In r.ior.s
skins-A Remarkable Era--John China.
xt nrpAR Psa rnnMr ana cuSjo 3S asTdssns: anTs:,
A. DErAntMevr BIsaovrny OF SCIENCE. ART AND
srna1.ss-- naar.s HOnae and Foreign Improve.
XII. DaPARTMgNr OF AaRrouLTuRE.
General Principles. 'l.5
XIII. PASSES Ea Pdssant AT BOOKS. PUB.
shess soaless As1 es1ssT sssgTTssssi sooks. ssEV1hws'
Z Alv. PES AND SPOONS. ~, Ts.... .,.,.. II
Theuahts and Things tor Ladies only
F., Nv. OLA f0DRIDA.
Our tumble Of Sense and Mons ense-The
4 summer 6olotice -. Watering Places =
Fourth OF fully - The Outlook from
ls89-Epitaphs Old Squire Gr.dley on
XVI rur rsqysipitng 8, Brains. nm -, ,r,,.,,
TiC--ILLUSTRATED.
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SCOTS Tactcs-RAvsed Edition-Printed in
Xviii PRIVATE JUNO GRANT ON GUARD.
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A LARGE -
June 30 wsoa
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