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C,TEAM TO GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY.
- TuB ANCHOR LINZ
built INTENDED 20 san az OlsHa
~ from Pier No 10 North River. at 10 o'clock. nool
EuROpA....... December II Iowa. ."Jaanau
ISpIA...,.,,... December ~ CALEDONIA. January
GAMMA .,... December 20 COLUMBIA. j nusry Is
Ann EVERY SATI KDAl TllBkbAFrtk
RATR. PASSAGk. PAYABLE IN tAkRGNCl:
10 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, DbRRl, $50 aud GA
EIrursoa Tickets good for u mouths, sl6o -
10 o DerJ I bi lGternedlHs, ga
pr,p,J e,rtAcass from these porte 81.
pa,.snSs booked Hamburg ATrs Rotisrian ASwsp
D,s,, ,,o.a psvp6. al any banh Great Britain and Ireland
Po appy the steamers "o1 OF DeJs Or a.
We '"~p'' 0' " HENDERSON BROTHERS
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
~ THB GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CohPAhfs NAIL
STEAMSHIPS BErwRRk NETWORK AND HANRB. CALbIhS
AT BREsr. , . -, -,
The splendid vessels nj, hvots route 10 hs Couuasn' viii u
homP Pier No 50 North RNsr. a. follows ,, 80. . =, ,..o
PERklRB Ducbtsne
WILLIE ~ PARIS Doe % ives
LAURENT 4, loo
LAFAIktTE. Rolau. hpAi jan - TO-
TO BRBST OR HAyRR-Frs Cabin, SltO Second Gabtn S@
TO PARIS Cpeudng railway nektl-SiS Aad 90
THss 40 not st,trugs pIJssn1ds
returning from he ConNesnt OF EUROPE
this Line avoid both trans by Ehghn u
tr d,comios 81 the Channel b.nds .'ug hns
trvuh, aud expense GRO MACKENZIE Agent No 50 BoAdsaT
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NEW.YoRK AND YEW-HAyEN RAIL
. ( ~ NV 49,

- WINTER AkRANfGNfNT.
COMMENCiAG AON. y, lisa
S,.too cf TventV srrsBihsI ane
N''' Fourth Entrance 90 rNeutr.sersutasI
TRAINS LEAVE NBW-Nokk
Fo New bridgeport a.. ll;O u lI9 lsr .
% tsI 3:l5. 4:3O SO aud tkI y n. % a., n,
For Milford SAiforI Fai'asd Southport aaa Yves 2oT NV IL"
F E SSrs'i 7S. $50 tFIl 500 1850 il' tBIL 30
Nrl SIS 1850 tHIl 5:5o, GA. sod 40 tarl }. "a
For Dad,n 7 9 ll:p a. 3i5 a}l 5;b AID 80 ~. ,v
r,r stanford 7 QI g. 1852 u.i 1915 lhfh Eio 'NSii-
as $50 CRr As. 5:D, 634 7J tEIl % 49, ca, -t.n
FOR Crreuuh O. ;s0 ass. 5th i;'S - 80 . rs
Tor Port Chester intermediate s.atoas At lIi" ~
SOS AS $50 $50 and T:i3 ,. IN. -. 49,. M "a,
BosIon .,,-,.,
FOR Boston. via Springfield a. N. lhE }, J hrl tNil
For Boston. shsre Line i2:lS ok III i 10 o., N.
kor Hartford aud Springfield. A H. lkEl iEi.'' '"A'
o Hartford r IN. 90, ,..,s. - a N,,tr,sl
~ TO Northampton. d, ,,,,, ,-,,.., ~, . "A lf
~ 49,, s,....,,., R.r,,al "A Q n
i2:lS. 3.Sp - A., ,aa u,b,us
bltgh
Railroad. So. IN J lHLh . n -.
Railroad, lk;lo ,ai ~ M ~
M IN connection freight train on Nor~s 70 Danuii 49,.
P,T Nrw.C.uaan Railroad, as lfS ~ , "" Au on S~
DAY. $50 ~, 4. o q. % t,,,n. .nd Dr,una
Room the aud p ~ Trains - u,x, s..s,.nl,nt
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EAGLE Capt. ~ r. Greene .................. Deeembrs
hORRO CASTLE. CAN'T X. Adams. aluminium December Ia
COLUMBIA Capt. r. Van DeceInh'r ~
For freight or passage appyto G. WHEELER T. Presdsnt
No. Boshpe.gresa
nor ST. THOMAS aud BRAZIL.
rSrrRp Stairs aud BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Regular NAL Steamers sailing on ths 2d u every mono
SOUTH AMERICA, Capt T. L. TlSkLEPACGH November -
NORTH AMkRICA. Capt G. b. SLoCuH, December ~,
AERRINACK. Cart WICK. Jauusr' Is
sail on schedule zine and call ~ 81 Th"
BahA Rio &c Jahere gos And tlrnas rf
saKsgsu suIs " freight passage, spPy 70
WM R. GARRISON. ASsll, No BoWlaEgreoa sss-for-
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT, ,
s,..n,hip, Ofhs Line will leave Pier No North RIVER "1os'ei
4 a follows.
GEO WASHINGTON. ager...... SATURDAY.. December II
MAEIPOSA. snhle SAEuRDAl De'emhtf W
Prsigh LOUIS Mobile Esi Galveston a. sAOaEa
For Passage terst and second e,s Freight sppyto
n. b. CROMWELL Co. NO 50 Wet't
L'OR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSIONN.-
lumla Line u Mall Steamers arc aPpS1s; to san 80 o,''
CITY 0p III TtEsY Dee
CRY OP Dee. 10, 2.
CRY or LONDON SATURDAY Dec =. II = ~
And succeeding SATURDAY alternate rUhSDAI I'o P'
No Is North River . ,,, o..s,cv
NJ sAluSo kvsSr nrcsotr
GOLD PAIAhLH ~ CUhhkSot -.
FIRgT STEBRAGB
London.
10 ISL To panS...............S ~
IrEspAI 'IEAsEE VA H,iiriL
CABIN. . sANkt"L
P.,.h. IA Oo!L PAYABLE NaTreneY.
$50 Liverpool. ~
81 JoSa', r. b. Brascb( ST. john, n p, By Branch .,
sieamer..'.''.'.
to HAVr Hanoa Bremen &C. feScN
Tickets bought moderate nea BY peF'oa wishing 70
For farther information .ppy Compsnys OneA
Ma y. ].
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL,
CALLING At QUEENSTOWN
from Pier No N North River WEDNESDAY
IDAHO oI55 tuns ......,.D December g. nsan.
NEVADA al23 s........ December IS. Atap
COLORADO, 3OS mu,..,...,.. December %. az B:S'L %
NkBRASkA, 1872 uns....... December 80, "apn
MANHATTAN 3La9 tups. .JanuSry&
IDAHO 3.l3S Iuns.,.,.,.JaunarJ u
Cabs PAssA6H......'..ss '.s''s'''''' iO"hl' S'~
s,x.WIs.. unsscy).. ga
Saloon aud State Rooms all on Deck.
Sts,rag. Passage ones No. 20 Broadway.
for freight 0 cabin passage, apply 10
WILLIAMS 4 GUIoS. Ma 81 wslI'L
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Stfambuats artb gailrozSs.

EOR BOSTON via Fall River, touching at
KewpOrt-WRef arrangements Tin slrli siesmers NEW
PORT Lewis and OLD COLON Commander simmons
daily Sundays eIcepedl stP NJ ~ ~ - N9h hIef
foot ChamheSsti JA9iho FioA -" r'esaen1
u. r. SlMONS, Managing Director
n. VALE. Gen PASSENGER Agent,
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DIED.

BEIHAM On the iith Instant, Mrs CATHERINE
BE HA NJ, vile ~ John BethRu. and dRu ghter OF
John and Margaret Horn, eyed rs years.
lhe relatives and friendb OF the family are respect
hy invited u attend the funeral, from the res1ence
OF her husband Broad street, ABOVE League lslanu,
on Nbursdey afternoon at O'Clock. TO proceed 10
Philanthropto Cemetery.
BULGER.-On the l6 h instant, MABgARfr, wife
Of the late John Bulger, aged Al yeara. - ,
fully invited attend the funeral, from her late res
dence, Clifton, Upper Darby, Delaware cpnntY' on
Friday morning at 81 O'Clock. Funeral services at
81, Charles Church Kellyyllle Interment in CShe-
dTal Cemetery
eFeAN.-on Monday evening, February l5 DIR.
JOHN OEHAN, JR.
His relatives and friends are Invited 70 attend his
funeral, from his late reittnce No, Sl2 p. Secpnt
street. on Friday morning, the lJth Instant ~ So
O'Clock y
HARM AR--Ou Monday. morning, February Is,
CHARLES HA RMAR In the f2d year OF his age.
The male relatives and friends Of the fNmi Y are
Invited TO attend tuupral the residence Il his
father, near Gray = Ferry on Thursday mOruins,
February 49, at IL o'clock punctuaIy.
KLETT--On the 9Th insta ut, Mrs. MARY KLErT,
In the 10Th year Of her age
The relatives and frenda Of the family respect
fully invited attend the tunerRl from the residence
OF her sOn in-aw MIR. William ach man. No. 800 ST.
John street, ON Friday at o'clock. 10 proceed to
Laurel Hill.
THOMPSON Monday. February To- CARRIE
daughter Of Harriet L.. and the late EeWcOnlo b.
Thompson, aged 10 yeaTs. ..
The relatives and friends OK the fatnnY are invited
TO attend the funeral Thursda7 morning, the 18TH
Instant, at IL o'clock. from her mothers residence
CIapier street, Germantown. Carriages leave NO ah)
Arch street, at 10 o'clock.
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The CITY Amusem en- t..

Attic ARCH the comedy OF Tame Cdts will
he represented this evening and to-morrow " for
the last times. On Friday the comedy OF Il
Lessor, IN Lore Will be performed.
on Monday A Ptcttm Of circumstances VIII be
Ar THE WALNUT MY. and Mrs. Barney
Williams will an pear this evening in Ireland
As II Was, The Rough Diamond, and The IRISH
Tiger. - M. 1,,.,,.
In in preparation. , - -,
appear this evening In ofenoach's operetta or
AT TIE AMERICAN the Rlsley Japanese
Troupe will appear this evening.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA Will give pub
lie rehearsal at horticultural Hall this after
Ma DE CoRDovA will deliver his third and
last humorous lecture at Concert Hall to-
morrow evening. Subject. "rhe Spratts at
HoS. ALEXANDER ]. MCCLURE will deliver a
1erfure at Concert Hall on Friday evening on
III subject of life in the Rocky Mountains"
scription concert will he given 10 morrow even
ing at Musical Fund Hall. Mr.. Carl Roese, Mr..
TX McGOwan, Mr.. Rudolph Hennlg, Mr..
Jacob Graf, Mr.. Jean Louis, Miss Ida Gumpert,
Miss Fannie Keim, Miss Bessie Archer, Ma
dame Henrietta Behrens, and full chorus will
JOHN Mitchell, ESQ, WIN lecture at Concert
Hall this evening. the subject will be, NV no
ara the Celts ?" and the proceeds Will be for the
benefit of the Celtic Library Fund
REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER Will lecture Rt
the Academy OF Music on Thursday evening
Mems Christian Association Subject IRA.
tiopal Amusements." The sale of seats will
begin at Gould's. No. 92a Chestnut street, on
Balurday morning.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFES
CHAMPION SAFES I!
pn, 'LADrLpHfA, January l8, i8ss.

PN, 'tADELPHfA, January Is, i3Ss.
Messvs FARREn. HERRING 8 co.
No. 629 Chesn ut street
Ientlemep.-o, sh. night Of the 18th inst, as
is we'll known to ths o 'uzens OF Philadelphia,
our large and extensfv, store ard valuable
stock of merchandise, No. SOz onesnu' sTeet
was burned.
The fire was one OF the Enn " extensive ana
destructive that has visited OTL CITY Tor many
years, the beat being 80 intense ,'hst even toe
marble cornIce was almost oblstenA ga.
We had, as you are aware, two OF l'out ValU-
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they Vndi-
Gated your well. known reputation rs InAhuIac'
turers OF FIRE-PRooF SAFES. Il anyfurhheT
proof had been required.
They were subjected TO the most intense heat
and IL affords as much pleasure TO inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
found VI pom examination that our books, pRperB,
and other vsluables were all In perfect condi-
ton.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAS X. CALDW ELL s. co.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is, 1888
Messrs EARREI.. HERRING 4 CO

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is. lSSg
Messrs. FARRELL, HERRING q CO.,
No. $50 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-On the night Of the 18th instant
our large store, s. w. cornerof Ninth and Ches-
nut streets, WAS, together with our heavy stock
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We had one Of your PATENT CHAMPION
FIRE-PROOF SAFES, which contained our
principal books and papers, and although It was
exposed TO the most intense heat for over 80
hours, we are happy to say II proved Itself
worthy OF our recommendation. Our BOOKS
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence 1t justly merits.
Yours, very respectfully,
HOWELL 81 BkOrHERS
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THE SEEDS or sIcKSEss-Baron Munchausen
tells Sstory Of q pos. boys horn. which had NUM-
Der ofwlcked tunes blown into frosty night but
made no response. Nevertheless, when Il was hung
before hot fire. the tunes which had been frozen In.
thRwed out, to the amusement ofAl present Just so
the human system, subjected injurious Influences
during the winter, sometimes gives no token OF the
eject they have produced upon It. until the moist
atmosphere of spring develops their fruits. Many
spring dseSses the result OF winter lmprudencs s,
and greatand especial should be taken OF the
system In the cold season, 80 that II may be In
sound and vigorous condition when the malarlous
foes of March Rnd April make their appearance. To
this end strengthen the sch tina general
ganiSatlon ut this season with HosTETUEEs
BITTERs Take this pleasant vegetable Rutidote In
adyence OF the uprising OF the mephitc msts aud
vRpors, which produce cbills ana fever and other
mia8mstc diseases. Rem that Il IS prc0cAipc
medtcie-Rs powerful to protect rs TO restore. The
Stone is apttO be OvertHxed at this time OF tn
year, 1t lisa period devoted to dinner Rad supper
parties. and luxurious v generally. FeastloE ami
late hours weaken the Cigestive organs aud disorder
the liver, The elect Of the Bltters TO invigorae
the one and regulate the other. There is no month
in the twelve when o tonic and Alternative is more
generally needed than ia this, and there Is pre-
paratOn Of that nature thoroughly salubriOu3,
bTeclDg, and entirely fee from undue exciting
properties as ths celebrated Vegetable cordial.
SO INsIDIoUs are the first approaches of Cons1mp.
tlon that thousands remain unconscious of It's pro
until II has brought them to the verge Of the
grave. An Immediate resort to DIR, D. JAYSE's EX-
rECToEAST T, upon the first appearance of the Cough,
Palm or Soreness OF the Throat Chest. would very
generally preclude n fatal result or. In case the
symptoms indicate the presence of Latent COnsump.
tlon would tend TO subdue the violence OF the sis.
OF the patient. Use the Expecorant. therefore, when
you take Cold knd thus prevent the necessity for
Its use in more dangerous complaints. Sold every.
where
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STILL ANOTHER.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10, 1859.
Messrs, FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 629 Chestnut street.
Gentlemen:-I had one of your make OF safes
Ia the basement OF j. +. Caldwell & Co.. store
at the time of the great dre on the night
of the 18th instant, 1t was removed from
the ruins to-day. and on opening II
found all my books, papers, greeu-
backs, watches, and watch materials. etc., all
preserved. 1 feel glad that had one Of your
truly valuable safes and shall want another OF
your make when get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
+. /. KIRKPATRIUK,
with j. Il. Caldwell u Co.,
No. $40 Chestnut street.
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uNRiVALLE SUCCESS

In the treatment OF Pulmonary Consumption.
The Pulmonic Syrup rpcus the morbid mater
In the lungs nature throws it OF by an easy
eXpectoration, for When the phlegm or matter
is ripe, slight cough will throw it of, and the
patient has rest and the lungs begin to heal.
To do this, the seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
Pills must be freely used to cleanse the stomach
and liver, SO that the rGlnonic 50 cup aud food
will MAKE good blood.
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THE GREAT REASON

Why physicians do MT cure Consumption is
they try to dc too much; they give medicines to
stop the cough, TO STOP chils, to stop night
sweats, hectic fever, and by so doing they
deraDge the whole digestive powers, locking up
the secretions, and 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 Throa'. unless the liver and
stomach are made healthy.
If person has cor 'umpiou, of course the
lungs are in some WAY disca cl. either tuber-
cles, Assesses, bronchial irritation, plueral
adhesion, or the lungs are mass of inha nma-
ton and fast decayil g. In such cases what
must be done? 1t il NO 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. Nov the only chance
is to take Dr. SCHENCK'S ,bree medicines,
which will bring up tone 7" the stomach,
the patient will want food, it %ill digest easily
and make good blood; ;nen the patient begins
TO gain in hesh, and q, SOU q. the bJdy begins
10 grow the lungs conn,ncc 10 heat uo, and
the patient gets feshy aud WI. This Is the
only way to cure Consumption.
WHEN THERE Is NJ Linz DISEASE,
And only Lirer Comp'oint and Dgpspsia,
IScheact's .Sea,eeed Ton c and .Haadra!e
Pills are sg6iciot, 'cithoa the Put
monte Syrup. 1ole the JLaa-
drake Pills freely Il. e. bilious
cases n ttgy IRE
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TY ITEM S.

PRICES GREATLY REDUcED-to olJH out WiIts'
6toeI OF Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing.
HatftDay bettDeen BENHETT d Co.,
FIfth and: TowER HALL
PHILADELPHIG,
AND No. 600 BRoApwAY, NEW YoRK.
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sCHEack'S
SEAWEED TONIC

Is a gentle stimu-art Snl Alternative. and the
alSali in the seaweed, winch this preparation Is
made Of, assists the stomach TO throw out the
gastric Juice to dissolve the food with the Pol
monic Syrup, and it Is made into good blood
without fermentation on souring the stomach.
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MARRIED.

DAvIs-P s-PEPPER.-January "a, ~ ihe raryOr "
oitt Georges NJ. k Church. Nc. SA New stTeets
tbe Rev. NJ. ID, Kurig Mr.. JOHN u. DAVIS 70 MtsA
X. ANNIE PEPPH X, both Of this city. 9as7
ER--MoCONNELL.-ou the 7th In
stRnt, 81 the Bethel M e. Church ParsonRgey NO. 10
Congress street., By the Rev. George W. aaclanghn,
Mr MARTIN sCHh EfZLER to Miss KATE
MCCONNELL both PitterrOve, NJ. j.
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At Impo,ters' Prices.
- n C Z q w O O D,
NV. COR. EIGHTH AND FILsgar,

NV. COR. EEGHTH AND FILBgRr,
Have just received fIom New York
India Twilled Long Cloths, 70 81 37xe. aer yard.
sstn Plaid Nainsook muslins, 20. 81, 31N, 40,
satin suipe Muslin, 25. 81, 30, 31!s, 40. and
50cs
pain ana Plaid OrgsnAies, cheap
White BriIhan's 20, 81, and Bike; very cheau
Hair Cord Plaid and stripe Muslns.
White Piques, 10 -, 81, 37H. 40, 10, GsF,
French Corded Piqoes, 81, 37}l, so, 6a}s, 45,
Soit.fnish Cambrics. JAcone,s, Nainsooks, swlsa
Nj uslIns Victoria Lawns &c
UnblPached Pnwey-iOoM Table Linens.
Oh, Ia, and 4 Beeched Table LiGe ~.
Watson and Armstrong Table Iinens
Barnsley Table Linens.
Linen Napkins, $3.50, s1'O0 81, $3.50, 80 up
Linen DoylIes, 73c.. 81, sI'a5, sf'5O up to So
Best makes shirtIHE Linens
Linen Rirdeye, for aprons, very cheap.
Scotch Dlapf =. by the piece, cheap
Linen LawD. 62|a, 75, s75E, ana ODE, yard
Bargains in Laoies And Cent Linen HdSfs'
Hamburg Engiugs and Inserttngs. - . - ,
Dlmity Bands Coventry Rufings Magic Ruihlags,
SandriDgbAul RuhiiDgs- -
PeRtstered RnfiiinE new article: a large lot very
cheap.
Ladies' Full Regular nAds Rose, 33c'
Gents' super Stout Hsl'-hose BE
Gents Bes. English super Stout 31Hc.
PRICE & WOOD,
N. w. COR. EIGHTH AND fLLBERF.
26swu PHILADELPHIA
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DR.. SCHENCK, who hl. 'yiOged uninter-
rupted health, was wa'tri away to u merc
skeleton, IN the very l.,l stage Of Pulmonary
Consumption, his phys iauS ray ug pronounced
his case hopeless aDo abandoned him 10 his
fate. He was cured by IA" ai1r"-aid medicines,
and since his recovery any thousands sini-
iorly afflicted have uset hr. Schenck's prepara-
tions with the same rewarkaa'e success. Fun
directions accompany each, naSlng it not abso-
lutely necessary to per ualiv ste DR.. Schenck,
unless patients wish theu LUNGS examined, and
for this purpose he is Professionally at his Prn-
cipal Office
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offered by this Company are:-
IT is o National Company. chartered by spe.
cial act OF Congress, 1865,
IL has psid-up capital OF 81, ,0000OG
II Oilers low rates OF premium.
II furnishes larger insurance than other com.
panies for the same money.
1t is definite and certain in It's terms.
It is o home company in every locality.
It's policies are exempt from attachment
There are NO unnecessary restrictions in the
policies,
Every policy is non .forfeitable
Policies may be taken whtcn pay to the In.
sured their full amount and return all the pre-.
lniums so that tha Insurance costs only tue ins
terest ON the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that VIII pay 10 the
insured, after certain number OF y ears, during
life an annual Income of one-tenth the amount
named in the policy -,
No extra rate Is charged for risks upon the
Lives OF females. 100 Wsrp
IL insures not 10 pay dividends, but at so low
| a cost that dividends Will be impossible.
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SCKEAcK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

Act upon the liver, removing all distractions;
relax the ducts of the gall bladder, the bile
starts freely, and the liver ls soon relieved; the
stools will show what the pills can do; nothing
has ever been invented except caomel "a deadly
poison, which is very dangerous to use unless
with great care) that VII unlock the gall blad-
der and start the secretioa OF the liver like
SchencIs Mandrake Pa.
Liver Complaint is 0ne of the most Pr0mi-
nent Causes Cf Consumption.
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PHILADELPHIA, EVERY SATURDAY,

Where all letters for advice must be addressed.
He is also professionally a, No. 90 Bond street,
New York, every other Tuesday; and at No. SO
Hanover street, Boston, every other Wednesday.
He gives advice free, bat tor 4 thorough exami-
nation with his Respirometer the price is IS.
Office hours at each city from A. NJ. to3P.M
Price of the Pulmonio Syrup aud seaweeA
Tonic each Sl'SO per bottle, or 81 half dozen
Mandrake Pills, % cents box
A full supply Of DIR. scHEECK's MEDICINES
for sale at all times at his rooms Also, for sale
by Dguggists and Dealers, is iwamTp
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ROBFRr PEARcE's FINE CRACKERS.

KOBHKr T NAhCEb FINE URACHERs
To THE COSsUMERs.
The superior quality OF PeRrceg Crackers which
are made OF the finest Materials thai the Msrket
affords, have attained tor them the reputGglon Of
being
THE BxCELRIoR CRACKER 0F AMEETcA
article OF food they are aensRhe In every
nou ehOl aud particularly pied 70 the Aid
snd % scent. beiug hghiy nutritIoua aud
able 10 the most delicate pala'e
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S5y- WE RECOMaESp OUR CLoTHING,
o. Ne Recommend our CIOtitfnp,
H,S- NC Rec0R,Heitd oar C1oGhfnr,
10. we Recommend our CYOttiIG
go We Rtco0ln,end Our Clothing
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LIST. For IT'S Good Quality. =sA
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51, For HS JRdOitbted Chedpness. ~StN
3d. Tor It's UndOnoted Chedp7ess a5A
4f- SPECIAL CARD.-Iho close OF q SedsOTI Is d@5tA
Rtgood TINE 10 ouy OUeTcodts and Suits Of euery-N
Rs descrpOts at prices thot considerably tsSsN
SIS 'ttan are likely 10 be soon d0ai,t, ~&@
%ANAhAKER q BROWN,
WANAMAKER IL BbOwN.
WAEAMAKER a. BRowM,
LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND LARGEST ESTABLISH.
MENT IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE CoR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-17

HALLEr. DAVIS & Co.'s New Scale" Grand and
square Pianos have great body of tone, and as
clear an musical a bell The Agency Is at No 927
Chesnut street. Every musician should have one.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-02-17

TIE ONLY SAFES EXPOSED no TER
FIRE TN CALDWELL'S STORE
WERE FARRELL, HERRING IL 60.