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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-10-21

Mr.. J. W. Wadiell, Of Cadiz, Ky, in
forms US that the tobacco crop Of his
region ofcountry will fall considerably
below an average. Many Of the plan
tiers, alarmed at the approach the recent
cold spell, cut their crops while too
green. As far as his observation has ex-
tended the growth has been very back
ward anyhow, aud as n consequence,
early frosts have worked very great In.
injury.
Mr. Waddell has great confidence in
the success Of the effort on foot TO build
up tobacco market In Cairo. He re-
CARDS the point a. most fayorably located
IN that regard, furnishing planters unri-
vailed facilities for shipping either East
or South, in the event they reject Cairo
prices
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Enders Stomach Bitters 1.-THE best
n use.n
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Union linen % cents per yard, at
Reilly's If,
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~ YOu Want

If YOu Want
Material 20 make dollar bottle 81 the hest Hair fe
soratyc ever used for restoring gray hair TO it. org
NAL color, send 81 cents for package.
~ You want
Moe white Teeth, Healthy Gums, md sswcet breath
send ir- our TURKISH pESTRlFlCE, prise, IS
cents.
rrNou want
sure cure for Headache, CnAggh, Deafness, or hu
ding iu the e1r-, send Tor ,Hr ~rERSUTATORr
Prcs IS cents.
~ Either az thc above -,ut postpaid on receipt
Of price,
Address Joseph X. L-ebar, ssI Nark,t street. 81
Louis, No. .e27 iydsW
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BLACKBURN UNIVERSITY,
CAitISSIE, EIN


New and costly buildings have recently been erect
ed with admirable accommodations tuI a large NUN
Der OF students. Boartin the College Boarding Hal
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VII.

THE PIlhhIM 81 WALLET or scrap. 90 Travel
gathered IN England, France, Hu' Germany. nv
tIlb'rt Haven Ia Que yuluu" 500.
Ellis pictures Jru drawn with u.uI uuu ygurIuu.
hand HIS description 81 london svout,r'G.f ryit
AMI clear aui the only remember ever Co have
read which CIV tlr Igui.. notion 90. tHu ,.f'ruAl
features % the modern Babylon ."-port'Hui Press.
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louisville, Ky, Oct q. 1865.
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AT THREE DOLLARS 4 wEEk.

Tho c.!ire expense nr Tuition, BOARD Room Rent,
Fuei, etc, does not exceed
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LIFE, LETTERS, AND pu~rrr'MpuS WORKS or
FRIEDRICH nRENER Price, $40.
We t,l sUr. i!.s. tto rage yl ..l. 81 OF
heart and mind united, be beauty OF DESCRIPTION and
purity Of thought amt feeling which won Tor Ms.
Brsncr's domestic pictures "H many Town. readers
all over the world during her Infer mo- will drgr the
old oues h1nk aud attract many u"N ones tD these
memorials. Cincinnati Fvou'. Chronicle.
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BOOKS
NOV Is THE TIME TO LAY IN
~ READING FOR THE WINTER.
VALUABLE BOOKS PUBLISHED BY
HURD. lzOUGMTON AND CO..
Now York.

For sale BY all Booksellers and to be obtained 81
the Publishers by sending Post. ONCE order, check
or money TO the necessary amount.
". b. The Publishers will send FREQ to any sidrss.
their large catalogue Of publications from which 3
farther selection can I've made.
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THE fMPRoNtSATORE ny Hans Christian hnder-
sen. In one volume; crown svo. Price IN cloth,
sl7j.
mo book brings back the eItcrnslso Of Italy more
distinctly and yydly 20 the ego the mind than this
novel Of tho Danish poets. Everything which an
ohservant traveller may have noted charscterisc
Of Italy, and not elsewhere found viii be discovered
anew in these animated pages."-IIi1rd's SiI Months
IN Italy.
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A HISTORY OF NEW ENGLAND. ~ John Is.
psfrey, IL. H. In two Volumes crown syo. cloth,
$500
ave believe that Dr palircy has penetrated ioop',
into the spirit u American History, and has thu.
given a certain harmonious unity to the annals Of the
View England fathers, the want OF which has made
the narrative Of their firtunes usually related Nv
tho early writers arid, confused. ana fepusiyc -
New York Tribune.
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MRS. CAUpLE'S CURTAIN LECTURES. ny Doug
Las Jcroli. VIA Illustrations. si.-i.
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CHARLES niCKEN-'- WORKS. M.-t Complete
Edition, containing matter not in any other oontc.
ted edition, English or American. iu % volumes
Globe Edition. s2i.uO.
Each ,uium. Of over 1900 pages sold .yIIUltpIy 81
$40.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-04-20
Daily argus.

The long silence Of Gen. Sherman ~.
specting the terms offered Johnston in North
Carolina, is the most impressive and endur
ing defence which could have been made by
true soldier an' man Of uusuliei honor.
We see now Why be- SD sgorufl,ly refused
the extended hand Of stanton, when the
Grand Army under his command was maxi
lug ia long march homo through the capital
OF the uUt0a The terms be offered John.
ston Were such as met the appreciation Of
pre'i.u, lincoln, who knew that they were
TO Apply only TO the military leaders and
force o. the rebellion, and who wished
that 'ha political leaders might bctnke them
selves our Of the country. It was for this
i.nf man ike stanton sought 20 break
down 'h' reputation Of ;Ais great captain
before the county aud the world, lie
would have had The impression 20 abroad
that ten. sherman had strangely forgotten
t., ..ya,'y 30 the cause he had defended .-
Iin even directed subordnatcs to pay no
heed 20 orders rmanatiug from sherman,
AS if h, were already tainted with treason.
Time Strengthens "a we'll rs heals, All,
thing, come even az the last, Who and
what is stanton now,--sud what do his
countrymon think Of Gen. sherman p
Bos'5n ih8.
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EyE USED 80 DrNrIfRcE, it is presumed,
but if she had, she would probably have
been inquisitiye as 20 its materials Her
daughters who use Sozodout, and delight in
u, are doubtless anxious 10 know what it is
made Of To crafty their curiosity 10 some
extent, it IS announced that the principal
bcautfying ingredient il tho bark Of one OF
the most wonderful OF all trees, since the
tree OF knowledge, viz: the Soap Tree Of
Chill, which removes from the finest woven
fabrics every species Of stain.
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'TNHE delicious preparation, made from the
L r.; Of the American Aloe, tagavr, is the
hrpritc and Rlmogt universal beverage of the
inhabitants of tho mountains If Peru, Mexico,
and LDwr California, where tho plant grows in
vii IlNEihnce. Their physicians instantly
fe"nmmcui it rs q stimuaut, and diurCtic, 10 all
diseases where such remedy Is Indicated. One
OF tbs pf0prietors, in travelling through Mexico
alf Lower California, several years ago, had
"ouldcl to him By Spanish Padre, She recipe
fef it's preparation. They now offer il to the
pablo with thc hope that it, high rcpu; alton as
Toro ~ on the Pacific coast, will be infinitely
enhanced by Iis success upon the Atlantic lts
uui uhtei efficacy in gravel, govt, chronic rheu-
mGtsm, iRcipient dropsy, Aatulonoe, collie pains
N obs'ruotIons in the bladder, Kidneys, and uri.
nary organs; ia dyspepsia, and genera debility,
sui in exhausted vital euergy--is uurivaied.-
II - considered by the Nexicnus TO be an ohso.
luto spea &c for scurvy.
An yniDent writer says oC it: And really Il
patient owes some thanks to - Doctor who re-
stores him with Nectar, smooth and md fragrant,
Instead Of rasping his throat and Hayins his
whole interior with the btters sucked by sour.
tempered roots from yEenizh soils & 50 O bot
tie, six for $3.50 Homeopathic Phormncy 40
sal, Open evenings
BROWN h KOLL0CK,
1902 Ridge Avenue.
f,r sale by John Bengeton, Rock Island,
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VI

III oro oy.,-..c, W ~A~,~
go the of constitutional majority was take
nt; The vote by which it was lost was req
York, cred, and the bill passed, notwlthsts
Of Hi. the veto Of the Governor.
Of Hi WAsmSGToN, April 20,-The Pre-
ian, Of has sent the following nominations I
,insoD, Senate to-day
aw, of David A. Mum, Of Tennessee, Mi
crkins, to Ecuador; c. n. Rotte, Of Texas, Nj
Iolmes to Nicaragua James St Clair Boel, G
la; d nois, Secretary Of Legation to Mexico
>; Jas. Consuls-Chas. p Morrilte Of Mai
Daniel Bervieres; A, Seeley, Of New Iol
MIA; S. Hesse Darmstadt; A. 5. Richards, Of
I'M c. nessee, to Leeds; c. B. Branacomb, q
Henry souri, to Manchester; j Fl. Howard, {
Cassel; to Leghorn; J. l.. Foley, of keH
Venice; Secretary Of Legation to Madrid.
ang Appraisers Of Merchandise IL
ter, Of Mcklrath, at New York; S. A. Hou
Mn. Inspector of Steamboats, for Sixth d;
Of Hi S. NJ. Bourson, of Indiana, to be Chi
W. W. tjce Of Montana; j. r. Maxwell, 81
Dakota tendsnt Of Indian Affairs Of New MIG
Ga: fixtures Of al kinds for sale
Gas filters supplied.
He has a screw cutting machine. Which cuts
!, screws upon gas and steam pipe from Of an
inch TO I inoheE-the largest machine west Of
Chic ago.
THOMAS YATES,
Successor TO Jacob Riley.
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MEDICAL ADVISORY noARD.

i. h. BARNES, Surgeon .Genotal L. :. A.
Washington.
y. D. HoKWITZ, Chief Medical Dspartm,a
I'm. Washington.
d. ". bliss, VI. D., Washington.
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| only Medicine perfectly adapted to popular use,
SO sWIIr that mistakes cannot la male in
using them 80 htruiets o. to DO Tree from dan
ger and 20 eihclent as 90 be a}way- rniatle.
They hay" raised the chest C0mmoula,i "a
from all, mi will always render satrsisouou;
IINos Gents.
! Cures fevers, Congestion Iuhamtnatiou.....g5
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm ColIe.....2J
Crying Collie " TycthiuR OF lniants..4j
blarrh 0 Of Children or AluIt.......gj
lyseutory, dripping Bilious Cole......2j
Cholera Morbu-, Vomiting ..............2j
Coughs. Colds, Br rchitls...............2
Neuralgia, IoatAaCae, F4oesnhc .....2j
Iicaia. hes, SICK Headache, cT,Ig3..g5
10 bysPepsia, Cliiaus -tom,nA...........25
II Suppressed, or Pulu.u. PrroIs-".....j
u Whites, too profuse periods..,,,......2j
10 Group, Cough, Dilioult Breathing. ....2a
II Salt Rboum, Erysipcag, Erup'ions.25
II Rheumatism, Rheumatic Paius.......2,
lh Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues..50
II Piles, blind or blcodin ..................50
i oIthaImy, and Sore or Weak IJcs...50
- CHtarrh, acute or chronic, lulueusS so
~ Wh0optng Cough, violent cuIshG......i 80
81 g. Asthma, Oppressed breathing ..........jO
p Lar Di-cbsrge-, oppressed henrng-.b0
% Scrpfu.a, enlarged glands, sweIiings.50
a. ienersl Debility, physical wcas ness 30
% Dfupsy, and soanty secret. ous ........,r0
"a " Sea Sickness, sickness from ud.nEu.j0
p Kidney Disease, Grayol.-... ......... II
= Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
Sions, Involuntary Dissharges....lo0
~ sore Mouth, Canter ,,....,...............G0
80 Urinary Weakness vettiug bci..... 30
81 Painful Periods, with spasms........
50 suFeriugs a. change Of life ........l.0O
50 Epilepsy. Spa2ms, - Nitua' pauco oo /
80 Dir,6.Ei, liberated .gre thrp0f.,...-V |
FAMILY CASES.
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aUMPHREI'z
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HAVEPRONED,FR FROM TIE MOST AMPLE
II experience, o. entire success simple,
Prompt, Efficient eui Reliable. They are The
only Medicine perfectly adapted TO popular use,
SO 'wl." that mistake cannot he male IN
using them 50 hnrmiets D. to bo Tree from dan
ger, and 20 ethcent as 60 be always rciatle.
They have raised the highest commcu !a,i o.
FROM all, mi will Away. render sntrsisotiou.
Nos. Gents.
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WINDOW GLASS WAREHOUSE.

nos. 2O5, 2O7, 900 and gil N. 4th St,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer Of
French and English window Glass
French Plate Glass for Windows,
French Looking Glass Plates,
Hammered Plate Glass for skylights,
e" " Floors
Colored and Ornamental Church Glass,
Pluted Glass for Couservatories,
Every lie snd Thi knees.
BY the original Case, Box, or single Light.
Square or cut toany Irregular shape.
Uov2ldeOd3u'
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vTCE's
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1859.

Tho fret edition Of one Hundred Thousand
yick's Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and
'uile in the Flower Gard'u is now published,
makes work Of 100 pages, beautifully illus
ntcd with about $50 Pine Wood Engrsvings Of
lovers and Vegetables, and IN elegant oolorei
A'o,
A HDQrET or FLOWERS.
tie th, mpa' henutiiH az vel, Is the most
,,'IH.ee Floral Uuilo published. giving PLAIN
4 ihnfru ~ directions TT the
fLIrREOr lLDWEESuuIvEGETABLES.
The rtora. ',ul4e ia pubIishcd For the benefit
"'ray cIt,mars, t. whom il is -'nt free without
hlppcit b. hut viii De- forrariei 70 all who
alwr BY un.I tor Ten Cprfs. whi.N ia nnt half
t'eo.s'. EJlress
JANE- NICk, Rochester, Y. !.
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STERLING SILVER-WARE
ANB
AND FINE ELECTR0-PLATED WARE

VNHE Gorham Manufacturing Co, Of Provi-
donoo, h. l., having tho largest mRnufao-
tory of solid silver ware IN the world, with the
most improved machinery and employing the
most skilled labor, are enabled 20 offer on uoo.
qualIed variety Of uow and beautiful dcsigusin
dinner services, TIA services, and every article
specially adapted for bojany and bridal giH'
They offer al.o their well known aud unrlyAl-
led silver eIcetru-rlateI ware, IN which they have
introduced new pauorus Of n're elegance. The
solid s5lveris guaranteed to be Of sterling purity
by Z. : Mint assay The electro-plate 10 guar
ntocI to be superior to tho finest Sheffield ware.
Orders received from tho trade only, but these
gooiGmay be obtained from responsible dealers
everywhere.
'',' p Marx 150 Y s ::;!:
Silver, c0sSAM Meg Electro"
GORuAM MANUFACTURING co,
sae.room No. g. Maiden Lane, NY.
noV3dW44m.
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Our Commissions to Agents

q
Exceed those Of every other establishment Of
the kind proof # tins can be found ny com
pairing our premiums with those Of others for
clubs Of the same size, ia addition 10 which we
claim 80 give better goods Of the same character.
W. will send to agents free of charge
For a club If 30 and Three DOars,--O II
the following articles doz good linen shirt
fronts, sgt solid gold studs, all wool Cn'-mere
for pants fine white oounterpane, large szo, /
elegant bsmoral skirt 90 yards brown o.
hiencheI sheeuuy, Eoot quality, yard VIDE,
elegant 100 picture morocco bound photograph
album, double lens -terc1scope and l. foreign
views ! silver plated engraved bottle castor,
l elegant silk fan, with ivory or sandawood
frame teatherei edge and spauclcd steel cary
ing knI!o and fork, very best quality, ivory bal
suced handle, handsome headed and lined par
ssOl, - yds good print, very fnc damask table
cover, pr best quality ladiez' serge congress
boots, ! dO2 fine linen towels, doE Rogers best
silver dessert forks, ladies large real morocco
travelling bag, fancy dress pattern, I dor eIe-
CANT silver plated engraved napkin rings, dos
ladies' fine meriuo OF cotton stocking, gents
heavy chased solid gold ring, / Ir ladies high
cut balmora boots, ] elegant dclaiHo dross pat
tern, ! violin and bow, in box complete, set
jewclry, pin, ear drops and sleeve buttons.
For club Of 80 and Five DUiiars--l black or
colored alpnca dress pattern, set lace curtains,
>
bottle revolving castor, beautiful writing desk,
l cold gold scarf pin y yis very fine cSs-l-
mere, for plut- aHi yest, Pet ivory balanced
handle knives with silver plated forks, / elegant
satin parasol, heavily beadoi ant lined with
silk, pr gents calf boots, 30 yis good print 50
yds good brown or bleachcd shectuR yard wide,
or 40 yds I'd wide, good quality, adie.' eIe-
CANT morocco travelling bag, square wool shawl
| plain Norwich poFln dress pattern, II yis
foublc width cloth for ladies' cloak, elegant en-
graved silver plated tea pot yds double width
water proof cloth for cl0akjDg.
For club of 100 and Ten Dollars rich
merno or Tibet dr,ss pattern, pair fine dam
ask table cloths and napkins to match, pair
Presents for larger clubs increase in the same
alto,
Send Money by Regis stored Letter.
Send for our new circuHr.
PARKER d CO.,
Nos. IS and 100 summer ST., Boston.
declgTtw.
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ENTEAIT, FH4N REIIEWs NJ ms WONK.
CURTIs on MAsHoon.-It DEVELOPS the fearfr
shoals on which large proportion Of huma
happiuets is wrecked, and furnishes a chart b
which they may be avoided and escapel. Fol
tunste for a country would it be did ~ yoUt
put into practice the PhilanthIopic and ,eicutif
ma1ims here laid doVu-one cause Of Iatrimc
niSl misery might then be banished from 90
land, and the race Of the enervate be sscceede
oy a renewal Of the hardy, vigorous spirits
the olden time.-Lond9n Chronicle
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officers

CLARENCE II. CLARK, PAIladelrha, Preside.
HENRY =. COOKE, Washington, Vice Pres't
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
COMMITTEE.
EMERSON w. pEET, PHI soc'y and Ac.
tuNrg.
d. IL hEEh. Washington, Assistant Sroy.
FRANCS e. sMlTH, NJ. b., Medical Director.
J. ENlN" NEAhs, NJ. b., Asst. Med. ~.
rector.
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There - no member Of society by whom tl
book viii not be found useful. whether suob rs,
son hold the relation of.as.,,i Presenter
Clergyman. Sun.
Curtis on MAEE0oD.-This is really vsIuf
bic work; for pointing out the diseases resuItip
from excesses, the evils Of which are manifest !
every insane asylum, no less than in the cha
tered constitution Of those INDUCING. II will /
much to prevent the vice, which, BY lite preva
lenoe among the young, has so much in6uenc
on the present, as on the future Wei-being c
mauy.-HeIsld.
Address Gil communications,
Dr. F. De T. CURTIS,
No, IS NORTH CIARLEs STREET,
Lprlsdly. Baltimore, Nd.
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NO. 5 NOW READY !
THE PEMBROKE LEGACY.

u viii Doe copiau'lv Illustrated by stephens,
and Gil run through several number, The
genius of Alrs. DsN4s. 10 Its intensity aud som.
brnu,.s, strongly resembles that ~ Jane Lyre,
anil Tho PEMBROKE Legacy will he found e.
posses. the highest interest
No. isA number Of unusual richness. aud We
GSk the lovers ~ good reading aud Sue cngrA,. q
lngs g. buy ami examine u. Read 'he
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NOVELTY CORN NEAL MILLS

IN CONNECTION with his Planning Mil, th'
s.bscriber il stu conducting tie Novelty
Corn Meal Mills, aud has constantly on hand
Superior quality Of white and yellow kiln dries
meal, BIZ the barrel or hundred pounds Htghesl
market price paid for Corn. The patronage o.
h public is respectfully solicited. ,,o,r
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sOLICn ORS AND ATTORNEYs.
WM. =. CHANDLER, Warrington, u. &.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.


! This Company, National In its character, oHet,.
| by reason oiits argecupiG, low rates Of Premium
! aud New Tables, he most desirable means Df So.
curing iio yet presented 10 the public.
The rates Of premium being largely re iUoeJ,
are made A. favorable o. the insurers na tiose u
the best Mutual Companies, sHi avoid all The
complications and uncertainties Of Notes, Div.
denis, ant the Misunderstanding which the lot
Ter arc ro apt Co cause thO luHoy Holders.
several new and tuAotAe tables are now pTa.
sentcd. which need only 20 ta understood e.
provo arrcT tnh."fa the public. rgnh as the IN
CUiIE-PKODJ CING POiICGand RIA
TIIRN pRFTllH POE'CE. EataySI
meT the policy holder Mt uu.y secures liie-r-
surRuoo, payable Mt death, but will receive, Il
| living, after period ui few years, 40 annual
income equal % Ten per cent 30 peg cent Of the
| par Of HE policy, ID Do latter, tho Company
agrcos ~ rrtIru 10 tic assured The total amount
Of money bee haa paid boz. IA addition 90 the
amount # he policy
Tho attention uf persons rontemI hitting iusut.
Ing their lives increasing the amount Of insur.
Guoe they uiroaiy have. IL called g. thu special
advantages oaernt by thc National Life lusUE-
RuCe Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and iull PARTICULAR Civ
en- on application to tho Branch Olce Of the
Company ia this city. or /, it, General Agents.
EEy~ Local AGENTS ARE WANTED To
every cry Bud Town aud applications from
competent IprJIus tor such ayeucte4 with suita-
bio enforcement. should be addressed TO tho
COMPANl'> GENiEAL AGENTS ONLY. in
their respective iauIrta.
GENERAL Agents. OF THE CON.
PAW.
JAY COOKE & ,j Now York, .r Nev Ior
Sp'o ami ,.rtarru hnr Jersey.
+. W. CLARK Is co., FIR Pennsylvania aud
Southern Ecv Jcr-.
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N.B.-We have complaints made by residents
Of New York and Brooklyn hat their neighbor-
hood nevsdealers DO not keep themselves sup
piled With HEARTH AND HOVE, thus putting
their customers TO inconye0snc" We will feel
Obliged 90 oil who will send 10 20 u7 the nance
Of such dealers. Residents Of New York City
can subscribe for HEARTH hSD HOVE OF our
Office, for 81 20 per annuu, which includes pos
tsge and delivery.
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The Success
The Success
OF our One Dollar Sale has caused such
e O o III p Z "a TIE
R T VOLUTION
EtA Trade
TWICE rHE AMOUNT
TWICE THE AMOUNT

10 any other wHy.
The best Of Boston end New York references
given as to the reliability Of our house, and that
our business is conducted n the fairest and most
legitimate manner possible. and that We give
greater value for tho money than can be obtained
in any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken in trsnsporfa-
ton replaced without charge.
Checks describing articles sold rent O. Agents
in club at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
every article TO cost lo.s han if bought At any
Boston or New York Wholesale house.
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Sa-Thcsc r"labra'ri foods have taken prem.
iums Wherever SLlh..t, both in l'lu9s and ne
United statrf.
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TIE NATIONAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMFY
ng IUE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WAsHIEGT0E, DC.
Chartered by Special Act of Con-
gress. Approved July as, 1860.
CASH CAPITAL, - si.OOO.OoO,
Branch Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,


Where the general business Of tho Company is
transacted. and 20 which all general corrssr 10.
dsnao Oh .u.t bee ui lroased