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Sine Arts.


~ II Il A II A II II Il TION
QUlNBY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION THE LARGEST AND
finest Collection Of CHROMO I.ITHOGRAPHs ever
seen in charleston They are perfect copies Of cell
ebrated Works Of Art both ancient and modern.
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
RosA'S HEAD OF CHRISl. Correggo's Magdslene,
a. Deacroix'g Tide Going Out, A. Delacroix's Tide
See nery Rowbottom's English scenery. Bakers se
English and Irish Scenery. Views ON the Rhine The
Jungfraud, The Wetterhorn. Marine Views. and
many others. f4
The pubic are respectfully invited TO call ana see
these beautiful Works Oi Ark They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction In the price PORCHLAIN pTO-
i URES. Recent improvements IN producing these
pictures enable to now offer the at nearly one
half the former prices, and far supe, or Can and
examine apecimens
OUR CARTEs DE vIsITE AND OTHER
PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNsUR-
PASSED.
Eepecial attention given TO children Also to COPY
ion in all cases guaranteed and st prices to corres-
pond with the tmes.
STEREOaCOPIC PIOTUREB
L st AND
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
s CEMETERY <.
At Reduced Eraces.
. 4 fine collection OF
sTEgEescopgc VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINs IN NORTH oAR0LINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
Theae are the Arss and Only Photographs evsr taken
In thas l0cality.
aU1KRY Ss CO., .s \,
10. ssi x1aa- araszr
!. oaAIs1insroH. 9. ..
November "a 5ESs .
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Aariealtural.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
Ell ROP LAM SEEDS,
PER STEAMER. .CIAIBRIA.

XTEGE fable AND FLOWER SEEDS. BULBoUs
" ROOTS, 60, viz: Early and Large York Cab
bage, Early and Late DrumGead, Eary and Late Bat
tersea Early and Late Flat Dutch, EARLY May. Early
Sugar Loaf, Early Ok Heart md Green Glaze Cab
bages, Drumhead and Green cnrled savoys, Brown
and Green Curled Kale. Cauifower, Brocani, Rad-
ish, Turnips, Boots. Carrots, Spinach Onion Seed,
Parsnips rrsley Leeks, Lettuce, Thyme, Sage, &C.,
&C., Red and White Planting Onions.
FLOWER SEED.
FINE MIXED GERANIANs, 80 cents per paper;
Large Pansy or Hea tsease, Large Double Carna-
tfons. Picotee and Pheasants Eye Pinks. Mixed YER
bona. Double Bl0od-red Walfower, Double Dahra,
Double G1lhhowers, Double Ba!sams. 25 cents per
papee; Scarlet White and Purple Canditufts. Double
China, Pinks. Gisa Tricolor Double HolyoOkss<
clarkia pulches; Larkspurs. Sweet William, Core
opsis, Poppies, Mixed Nemoph1lla Snap Dragon,
Canterbury Bells, Coxcomb, Sweet Misnonette.
sweet AiAssurn, Princess Feather, China and Ger
man AstefS. Primrose Zennia. Petunia. Portulaca.
Phlox Drummondi. Red valerisn. Running Vines,
&C., &C., 10 cents per paper; hne strong and vgo-
rous strawberry Plants. q choice collection of Tea
Roses Double Dahliss, all colors.
ALSO,
An ass ,rtment Of HoUsEK EEpINa ARTICLES.
Agricultural and Horticultural Implements.
For saioby JOHN THOMSON CO.,
No. 2s8 King
january 10 stuth12 Charleston, 8. O.
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mefttngs.
ZETUBB CHAPTER NO. II. Z,

ZEKUBB ABEL CHAPTER no. II, H,
A. M.
A EXTRA CONVOCATIOF OF THE ABOVE
IA Chapter will be held THIS EVENING at Seven
O'Clock, at Masonic Hail. Members are reque 3ted
to be punctual in attendance business Of import
ance will be brought forward
BY order Nj. e. II P.
Januaiy1 16 T.. N. JT 'NNERETT. Secretary.
The FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH
OF CHARLESTON
A ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE CORPO-
IA RATION will be held in the Chu ch on ToAIOn-
ROW Sunday 18th instant Imme jiateiy after Divine
service. DANIEL RAVENEi., in, Secretary.
january 16
ONE HUNDRED AND IT1Y.sD
ANNIVERSARY OF THE GERMAN FRIENDLY
SOCIETY.
fHNdE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRD ANNIVERSA-
RY OF the German Friendly society will bo cell
eDratcd on "WEDNESDAY next, the Goth instant at Pa
vilion Hoci, Mceting g-strcet
Inc members will assemble at Pavilion Hotel at
1wclVo O'Clock Nj. for the transa rtion of business
poll for the election Of officers for the en- suing
year will be opened at One O'Clock and closed at
Three p. M. "
The men bers and their ghosts will reassemble at
Four O'Clock P. M. for dinner, which will be served
at that hour precisely.
members are reminded and requested TO come
forward and pay their arrears pursuant to rule.
JOHN A. BLUM
January 16 Secretary.
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HOBART PAcHA whose English name in con-
nection with his Turkish title has doubtless
puzzled many Of the readers Of the cable telc-
grams, is al Englshman, brother of Lord
Hobart, and was captain in the English navy.
He did not change his religion on entering the
Turkish service, and some of the DIahometan
crews dislike his supremacy, but they cannot
afford to study likes and dislikes. The admi-
rails character was not Of the best whom in tho
English navy The name by which he was
usually known was Dog Hobart" and it is
said the appellation sticks to him still
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ITO RENT.-DNE ROOM To RENT,
a with Furniture or without, for one or two
gentlemen. Rent low Call ct No. l41 MARKET
STREET, between King and Archdale streets.
January II ~
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eAmusememt.

eAmusement.
TUN III E n Il KE.
EXTRAORDINARY BILL
Positively the last appearance OF the celebrated artists
MIR. AND MRS. HARRY WATKINS.
Saturday Evening, January 16, 1860,
Will be presented tho great Military Operatic Pay,
DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT,
THE h PIONE ER PATEvDT
N1- Street Oars in attepdanc, at close of perforn
AnoF' January l6
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~ ROCERY STORE TO RENT,-THA
NJ fine Old Stand, corner of King and Clifford
q. D. AHRENS & CO.
January IL
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TITO RENT, ROOMS AT NOS. 40 AaD
n 81 Broad-street; also, two Rooms in o private
residence. Apply to II. IDEAS, Dr., Attorney at Law
NO. IL Broad. street. tuS December III
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WDnfational.

WDnf0Il0nNI.
--,s--.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS
FH0HE REGULAR QUARTERLY EXAMINATION
Il OF Candidates tor the Office Of Teacher in the
Public Schools will be held at the Normal School,
st. Philp-stree on SATURDAY. 10th inst, commence
ing ut Nine O'Clock A. NJ.
Applicants are requested to be present punctually
at the hour named
BY order of the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRIBrKE,
January IL tuths3 Secretary.
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ENOR SALE, a No. 4 FANCY SHOW
\ CASE. III good order. formerly used for jewery
ware; 1t is in length about ten feet and in width
1our feet. ANY one Wishing to purchase the same
can can get oil 1niormation by applying at THIS OF
fACE. January Is
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ATTENTION. YE SMOKERSl

Il PORTED HAVANA CIGAR, call at No SONAR
kET-Sl Rect. where you will find now open for
inspection the largest and most ect stock Of
ever imported to this market and which we Offer a.
price that will satisfy all demands.
Who esale and Retail. by
SAYAS g. MARINAg.
January wa No 80 Market-sreet.
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Ip Nent.

ITO RtNT, THAT DE SIR A B u r.
a DWELLING HOUSE. No. 90 Coming treet,
containing seven square rooms. two atcs, pantry,
kitchen. and all necessary ou buildings; immediate
ggpnp1 g9ssssiop gysn For particulars. apply at No
~ oEo1IE- - IhEEI. sw January IL
r ONG COTT ON PLANTATION TO
~ RENT.-To rent, one OF the finest SEA rs.
LAND co rIOk PLANTATIONS in Christ Church
Parish, ten miles from Mount Pleasant, on the sea
shore. Apply to j. MocABE. No. SO Broad-strest.
Saauary 10 stuth
TNO RENT.-DNE ROOM To RENT.
a with Furniture without, for one or two
gentlemen. Rent low Call ct No. l41 MARKET.
STREET, between King and Archdale streets.
January IA
"A 81 Broad-street; ALSO two Rooms in private
residence. Apply to II. IDEAS. Dr.. Attorney at Law,
NO. II Broad street. tus December 10
~ ROCERY STORE TO RENT.-THAT
NJ fne Old Stand. corner of King and Clifford
streets q &c Is now vacant. Terms moder te. Apply to
January IL
"A MENTs 70 rent. with piazza and private stair
case attached. The roors can 10 rented separately
i ,ae desired r apply as1so 50 KINo-s1REEt few
T,O n ENT. "A FARM. SITUATE ON
tning III acres betwee IS and no acres osn 1Un sd
planted IN 1853. On It 10 conlYortable dweilinn
barn. stable and negro houses. Apply at THIS OF.
E1oE. .Is. stntn sanuarya
WALUABLE SAW MILL PROPRaTY
" TO RENT OR LEAsE EOR A TERM OF
With large stsam raw alii thereon. situated about Data
q ns 1as9Ra nSss
ASgss:s wSas W. ~ 'ppl' sash 'oI SsasS an1ssy u
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SET Sale

EHOR SALE, TWO PRIME LARGO
~ WORKING MULES, and fast saddle and Lratt
HORSE 1uquire at no. SO STATE-S1 Rect
January Ia .h.oa
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GTEANH ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP
~ if applied for immediately
~ One 12 horse Portable ENGINE
~ One 4-horse Portable Engine
ALSO
" one 8horse-power ENGINE, in good condition
CAMERON, BARKLEY g. co.
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January Is
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"A VERY FLE ABANT SUITE OF APART
"A MENTS 10 rent. with piazza and private stair
case attached The rooT:s can 10 rented separately
II desired. Apply atsSo. 80 KIN0-SJREEf a few
d0Ol below Tradd. tuths Noyennhar II
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r ONG co TON PLANTATION TO
~ RENT.-To rent, one of the finest SEA rs.
LAND co rIOk PLANTATIONS in Christ Church
Parish, ten miles from Mount Pleasant on the sea
shore: Apply to j. MoCABE, No. SO Broad-strest.
January is uf,.tt.
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EVRUIT FARM FOR SALE, NEAR
I AIKEN, S. C.-THREE HUNDRED ACREs-
he farm has nearly FIVE thousand fruit trees con-
s,sting ofPei ch Apple, Cherry, Plum, Pomegranate
Fig, Pear. &c. Also variety of small fruits as
naspberr1es; Strawberries, imported Blackberries
five acres of the Choicest Grapes Of various kinds
One hundred acres OF the land Is cleared and good
farming land; the balance is wo ID land. For fur
ther particulars apply to JAMES W. MAY
Northwest side of Courthouse
December II limo Charleston, s. c..
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TEO n E N "a, A FARM, SITUATE Ow
il Cooper River. eight miles from the city, con.
tasning A0A acres, between 85 and no acres open and
planted IN 1858. On It 10 comfortable dwelling
barn. stable and negro houses. Apply ut THIS Of.
FOE. sthth Sanuary2
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ITO RtNT, II THAT DE sIRA b u r.
n DWELLING HOUSE. No. 90 Coming ~treet
containing seven square rooms two attics, pantry,
kitchen. and all necessary ou buildings; immediate
possessioh given. For particulars, apply at No.
GEOhiE. VI KEEE. sw January 16
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20 26rrNE-sTnEET, New YORK,
November 81, 1867.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sir-I have made o. chemicsl examination of
sample of your Schedan1 Schnapps, with the in
tent Of determining any foreign or injurious sub
stance had been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted IN the conclusion
that the sample contained nopoisonous or harmful
admixture I have BEEN unable to discover any
trace OF the deeterious substances witch are en-
ployed in the adulteration Of liquors. would not
hesitate to use myself or TO- recommend to others,
for medicinal purposes. the schiedam Schnapps as
ON excellent and unobjectionable variety of GIN
Very respectfully yours,
tsigned.l 0HAS. A. SEELY, Chemist.
NEW YORK, No. So CEDAR-srREEr
November 26, 1857
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq. Present
Dear Sir--I have submitted to chemical analysis
two bottles OF '.schiedam schnapps," which took
from frOsh package In yOnr bon1ed warehouse, and
find. before, that the spirituous liquor Is free
from injurious ingredients falsiAcation; that it
has tho marks of being aged and not recently pre-
pared Dy mechanical admixture Of alcohol and aro-
matics. M
Respectfully. FisED. r. MAYER,
Chemist
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s. sss. ESssass E ssassi SzpFssaly sdT sza
dicnn1 asa. Rkch bottle has he certificate cf ~ pr.
rlsy. UDUH4KE EAO vvOHeHkGs
NoTsanbsr II # X Sraos
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German CoInpOuud Of Tar, Wild Cherry, &c,

For any medicine that will Consumption severe
Coughs and Colds settled the Breast. Group.
disease Of the Lungs and Throat, in less time and with
more certainty than DR.. A. BOSCHEE'S
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The direction was SO curious that it
induced the postmaster to open it, with
out advertising it. 1t was then pub
lishcd in a paper. 1t is not made up,
but is actually written. +.
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DEAR NEPHEW Il have not written
to YOU since my last before now, because
as we have removed from our former
place of living, l did not know where
the letter would find you but now with
pleasure take up my pen to inform you
of the melancholy news of the death of
your only living uncle, kirkpatrick,
who died very suddenly after linger-
ing illness of five months.
The poor man was in violent convul-
sions the whole time of his sickness,
lying quiet and specchless, all the time
calling for water. had no opportunity
of informing you of his death sooner,
except | had written you by the last
post, which went before he died, and
then you would have had postage to pay.
| am at loss to determine what his
death was occasioncd by, but fear it
was occasioncd by his last illness, for
he was never well ten days together
during tho whole time of his confne-
mcnt, and | believe his sickness was
brought on by eating too much of rab-
bits, stuffed with peas and gravy, or
peas and gravy stuffed with rabbits, |
can't tell which, but be that as it may,
as soon as he breathed his last, the
doctors gave up all hope of his rccov-
cry.
need not tell you anything about
his age, for you know that next Deem
Der he would have been 25 years lack
ing ten months, and had he lived till
then, he would have been just months
dead
His property devolved to next kin,
who, all being dead some time ago, |
expect it will be divided among us, and
you know his property was very much
considerable, for he had fine estate
which was sold to pay his debts, and
the remainder was lost in horse race
but it was the opinion of everybody at
the same time that he would have won
the race if the horse he ran against had
not been to fast for him.
| never saw man (and the Doctor
said so too) who observed the directions
and took medicine better than he did:
he said he would as lief drink cruel as
wine if it only had the same relish
But poor soul he will never eat or drink
any more. And now you have not
single living relation in the world, ex-
ccpt myself and your two cousins who
were killed in the last war; | cant
dwell an this mournful subject, ana
shall sign this with black ink and seal
it with black sealing wax, and put on it
your uncle's coat of arms. SO beg
you to break the seal when you open
this letter till you have had it two or
three days after you receive it, by which
time you will be prepared for these It'd
ings.
When you come to this place, stop
and don't read any further till my next.
Your affcctionate aunt,
PEGGY OWEN
p. S. Don't write ME again till you
receive this. 20.
sy@ The dearest word in our Ian
guage is Love. The greatest is God.
The word expressing the shortest time
Now. The three make the greatest
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s@ The dearest word in our lam
guage is Love. The greatest is God.
The word expressing the shortest time
Now. The three make the greatest
and sweetest duty of man.
~ Why is newspaper like an
army? Because it has leaders, columns
and reviews.
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PHIL4DELPHIA.
Ills HOOP SKIRTS. lli5
/ liz
| | IL
WM T HOPKINS

Has removed his Mandatory and Salcsroonls to
No. Ills CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA.
Where his " Own Make" of Champion Hoop skirts rs-
pecialiy adapted TO frst-cass Wholesale and Retail
Trade, viii be found To embrace the most extensive as
s"rtment i'll the Union. and all the latest and most desir
able Styles Shapes, Lengths and Sizes ~ 2l% .s/
yards round of Plain and Gorcd Panrrs Walking Skirts
Reception Trails, &c, &c. together with over ninety diff
ferent varieties of Misses and Chilrens Skirts all of
which for symmetry of style finish htncss elasticity
durability and real ChoGpu6sS are Uncqualed i,y any
other goods in tho market and are warranted in every
other respect Skirts made order Altered and Re-
paired, Wholesale and Retail.
Full lines of Low Priced Eastern Made Skirts IL
Springs 90 Cents 20 Springs, Is Cents - Springs 80
Cents ~ Springs 10 Gents: and 40 Springs IS Cents,
CORSETS! CoRSETS!! CORSETSi!i 81 different
styles and prices. from 10 Cents 81 CO. embracing
W"ricy," Beckel Glove Fitting" Madam Foy's Corset
SKIRT supporters Mrs Moodys Patent Self Adjusting
Abdominal CorsctS French. English and Domestic
Handmade Corsets, and superior French Pattern. Of
Coteil C"rsets Our Own Make to which we invite cs
peci;il attention.
Complete assortment Of Ladies' Under Garments at
very low prices "
GENERAL AGENT for tho BARTRAM AND FANTON
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, superior To any other
before the public. Fifty-twn of these No. | N,chiue,
Price so each, are being given away our customers
in order to get them introduced. Every person in want
OF articles in line. should examine our goods herc
purchasing elsewhere. Call send for circulars at our
Mandatory and Salcsrooms, No. lbs Chestnut Street
fhadeipla. WM. T. HOPKINS.
Apr 10, 1S69-3m.
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I EGT1 OWEN.
p. S. Don't write ME again till you
receive this. 20.
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WAS brought to their notice: while thousands of
sufferers ready and willing to testify that Three
Dos has done them mere good than all the medicines
they used Get bottle Bat few doses will con-
vince you. fs> Price, rs cents.
Five Hundred Dollars w i'll no Paid
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SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
AUGUST FLOWER.

1t operates on the disease entirely different prn-
ciple from any other Medicine yet used uniting
with the acids Of the Stomach and acting as a Mild
Cathartic carrying on all bile and eletcrious gases from
the digestive apparatus.
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NATURES GREAT RESTORER.
SIT L L IT rs
Celebrated Bitter Cordial,

This medical preparation is offered Ia til" public rs
rrliab. vulstitut. for the worthless compounds
which now flood the market. IT is purely vegetable.
composed Of various herbs gathered the great store
house OF nature and selected with the utmost care.
not recommended CURE ALL. hut 10y direct and
salutary influence the Heart Liver Kidneys. Stomach
and Bowels it acts both as preventive and cure for
OF the diseases to which those organs subject
1t is reliable Family Medicine. and be taken by
infant adult with the same beneficial results 1t is
certain prompt and speedy remedy for I,RRHIA DYsEN-
rEET BOWL COMPLAINT DYSPEPSIA. iuwNkSS OF SPIRITS
PAINTINGS. SIcE HEADACHE &c. For CHIs and FEvEEs
of all kinds il is far better and safer than quinno with
out of its pcrniciois effects Ii creates appetite
proves powerful digeser of food, and will counterfeit
the effects of liquor in n few minutes.
PREPARED
JACOB SHEET. Sole YtOprietor
n. W. Fifth and Race Streets, Philadelphia Pa.
SOLD BY ALL GISTS
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DIR. DAVIS DEPURATIyE.

This invaluable preparation through its intrinsic
merits has stood the test of twenty-five experience
with greatly increased popularity. For the treatment
and cure Of chronic disease is unsurpassed 1t pres
the blood and restores the secrcory functions healthy
action thereby curing the most nyrrratc such
scrofula, scrcfuous ulcers and eruptons, tumors
largoment of the glands oiter c:ofuus eyes and
"ycd' enlargement of til" joints pain AMI swelling Of
the homes and tendons white swcllings hip anil spine
diseases liver disease aund:ce, ropsy bronchitis. throat
disease chronic cough splitting of blood. weak lungs
cpicnt consumption. old and obs innate ulcers. spreading
and eating ulcers of the lip mouth. tongue soft
palate and throat, oZena lupus. mercural and sylhtic
ulcers and rruptions letter, salt rhrum, scalp
tons and all diseases Of the skin. scurvy gnut neural
gia, chronic and iniamnatory rheumatism. iabita
tyrncss, dyspepsia. sick headache. dizziness vertigo
patttio of the heart and all diseases arising from an
impure state of the blood whether hereditary. acquired
contracted Dr. Davis Depot and office for the sae of
the Depurativc. 10
412 RACE STREET. PHILADELPHIA
Where DR.. Davis may he consulted all Diseases Price
81 per bottle, or six bottles for So.
RI For sale by II. H. Mitchell. Elk.on, MARYLAND
April 10, 1S69-6m
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Th, medicine made in Germany year, before its in
PRODUCTION in this country. performing wonderful
being compound of several ingredients with the Tar
and Wild Cherry. Physicians using it in their prsc
tice Consnnptives sending for it from all parts
the United States where it is known. Every Bottle
warranted to give Doses small Price IS
and Burrough Bro. 81 & 80 Light St. Baltimore VIM
VI. Wilson. 20S Market St. and Johnson. Holloway &
Cowdcn, Coz Arch St, Philadelphia. Sold at Retail
everyw here and by DR.. II. II. Mitchell Elktou: Dr. n
b. Morrison, North East; Or. L. r. Kirk. Rising sun
Chanilee Son, Brick Meeting House: Reed Bro
Bay View J. =. lIendrckson, Cayott's Corner: j. NJ
Beaston Cecilton: w T. Richardson Charl-.town Cole
Owens Perryyile: Thomas koHil:rd, Vinegar Hill:
Elliott Poilinser P"rters Bridge; John b. Jenkins
Bro Rock Springs: Bryan ( Boulder. Pivot Bridge
L. NJ. Green, Sole Agent for Us.
Jan 9. 1S6o-4n l19 Market St PHILADELPHIA.
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A Curious Letter.

We have seen the following, Or a
similar letter in print before, but it is
sufficiently absurd to be worth reprint
ing. The sender has our thanks:
WILMINGTON, Oct, Sth, 1868.
Mr.. EDITOR The following letter
was copied from paper, some two
years ago. 1t was directed, Mr.. Chas.