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FROM T,LRGLNL4.
The civil O6ices-A Rebel Demous1 {; on
Governor Wells.

Speeidl Despatch 10 The Ereaiag Telegraph.
RICHMOND, April 13.-It being understood at
headquarters that General Candy, who is 10 be
the permanent coInmandant OF this department,
will reach here on Monday. General Webb de-
clines to take any further action In the removal
and appointment of civil officers.
During the performance of the Forty There's
at the Richmond Theatre last evening" the
national anthem, "The Star-Sl angled Banner, "
was introduced and received with Kisses by por-
tions of the audience. Some of the officers
OF the army now on duty here left the house,
feeling they had been insulte1.
The report that Governor Wells intended
Withdrawing as a candidate for Governor is not
correct.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
The China MissiOn-An Another Batch
Of Foreign Appointments The
New Indian Commissioner.
The Senate Rejects the Ala
bama Treaty.
FROM W:4SHLNGTON
The --latest Foreign Appointments.


Special Despatch to The Ereping 7tIegrdph
WAsH1NsToN, April 13.--The President has
just sent in the following additional list of nomi-
nations;--
G. G. Andrews, Minister to Copenhagen.
Consuls--Joseph c. Brand ut Nuremburr:
Fred. Engel, ofs Pennsylvania, at Talcohuana;
Thomas Tftman at st. Helena; s. L. Glasgow az
Havre; John p. Greer at Matamoras; s. b. Gould
at Cork.
William A. Howard, Minister to China
John s. Runnels, Consul TO Tousto; Charles
A. Sheppard at Yeddo; George W. Swift at Win
son; &. I. Trowbridge at Vera Cruz; Samuel
Lyon at Kanagawa; Felix A. Mathews at Tan
giers; Ed. Vaughan at Conticool; Z. R.webb at
Zanzibar.
James r. Partridge, Minister to Venezuela.
The Alabama Treaty Rejected.
The Senate has, after debate, rejected the
Alabama treaty almost unanimously, only one
vote being cast in the affirmative. The vote
stood 81 to 1.
Government Commissioners.
Eli l.. Parker to be Commissioner of Indian
Affairs; Samuel G. Fisher, of Ohio, to be Com
missioner of Patents; Henry Vanaernam, of New
York, to be Commissioner of Pensions
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

New YORK, April la-Stocks dull Gold, 1924; Er-
change lO77 S2o's 1852 1So}l DO 1854 ll5 do 1855,
50; Missouri 6s S6sa Canton COMPANY GS Cumberland
preferred a4 New York Central, l62A Reading, a3lz
Hudson kyer H5; Michigan Central, lis; niichgan South.
s eTn ss Illinois Central sSS Cleveland and Pittsburg,
l3 Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 13l 4.
NEW YoRK, April l3.-Cotton firm; 800 bales sold at
?e Flour dull and declined l0l5c. salos of $500
barrels STATE 70 boeSs5 Western 54ssO: Southern,
bushels No. O. $l45 Corn dull and declined 1c sales Of
27C00 bushels mixed Western s7Ssc Oats dull West
ItpCa'ss beef quiet Pork heavy mess $3Jh
Lard quiet: steam rendered. lsd9la24c. Whisky dull
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FOREIGN.

By ALN5ttIe IdDfe.
Change of Italian Ministers.
FLORENCE, April 13.--The Cheyalier Marcel
Cerrut, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary at Washington, who is to be
superseded by Bertinatti has been appointed
Minister to Madrid.
Arrest of CnrIists.
MADRID, April 13.-The Government authori-
ties continue to make arrests of Carlists in the
province of Granada.
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THE EUROPE.4N .M.4RK.ETS
Thls Erenlnr,s 0notntIon..

By 4tdUtic Gable.
LONDON, April 13-Evening-C closed NJ
93A@935s for money; .e39s @93S for account: 8-2Os
firm at s32. Railways quiet; Erie, "a; Illinois Gem
trial. s63< Atlantic and Great Western, 2g.
LIvERPooI., April f3-Evening. closed ac-
tive. Uplands, on the spot, 12sg12kd: aiioat 12d
orleans, l29se l2Sd Sales to-day, $4,000 bales. Corn
Is, 3D. for new. Refined Petroleum, is. 9kd.
LONDON, April 13-Evening.-Linseed Cakes CO 1bs
@e10. Iinseed OIL, c29 10s.Ca e29 1853.
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FROM HARRISBURG.
PbiladeIphia Charitable Trusts.

DctputCH 20 ItIfyTUpN-
HARRISBURG, April 13.-The bill transferring
the Philadelphia City Charitable Trusts to IA
board of directors, consisting of the Mayor, Pre-
sidents of both branches of Councils, and twelve
citizens, to be selected by the judges, passed the
House this morning
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New YORK, April 13.--Deputy Sheriff Moran,
who yesterday plead guilty to having permitted
the escape of King, the bond robber, has been
sentenced to four years in the State Prison.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Alderman Pancoast ha
held Mary Long in the Of $1,000 bail, for assault
ing woman with a shovel
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FOUND DEAD-John p. Medary, who was arrested
some days since for selling bogus tickets to Dr.
Walker, was Yesterday found dead in prison.
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OWNER WANTED.-Eleven brooms await an owne
at the Eighth District Police Station.
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY," meeting OF the Historical
Society held last evening in the AthenBum
building, John William Wallace, Esq, President in
the chair. The Librarian reported contributions for
the month llows:-SiNty-four books, ffty-tbree
pamphlets, ard one manuscript. A letter read
from David Paul Brown, Esq, accepting the appoint
ment of delivering eulogy the life and character
OF the late President of the Society Joseph r. Inger
soil
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KnLED.--Last evening Emanuel RoseDstein, aged
13 years. fell out OF thrdStory window of his resi-
dence No. s0T North Eighth street, and instantly
Killed. The Coroner notified to hold an inquest.
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APPOINTED RGEANT.--William Steinauer has
been appointed Sergeant of the Eighth district, in
place Of William johnson, resigned.
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PETTY LARCENY.-Joseph Calls, for the theft of
saussges from store at Seventh and St Mary
streets, was yesterday arrested, and held to bail by
Alderman Carpenter.
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WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the west and best manner.
LOUIS DREKA, Stationer and Engraver,
No. 1923 Chestnut Street
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FOR THE THIRsTY.-We IRE pleased to see beau
tfu fountain now being erected by the Philadelphia
Fountain Society, the pavement opposite Seventh
street. in Washington Square. This first effort on the
part Of this admirable society to afford water to both
man and beast is a credit 10 the city, and reflects
honor upon its worthy President DIR. W. c. Swami,
and the lady and gentlemen directors Of the assoca
tion. We wish them all God-speed, and hope to see
many of such fountains erected, before the heat of
summer sets in, both for the comfort OF man and
beast
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The OHIO Legislature g L ll ,


COLUMBUS, February 1.-The Senate met
at 3 o'clock after three days recess. The
usual number of petitions and bills read the
second time Bills were introduced with the
following objects: To amend the actprOyi-
ding lien in favor of mechanics, and to IA
cilitate the payment of veteran volunteer
boGn iies.A bill was passed creating the Tenth
Judicial District 10 be located in North
western Ohio -..I ,..--- ,-.,-.t !. +. :, r,,--.
The House commenced its afternoon &
work with the introduction of bills for the
following ObjectsEi To provide, for the sup
port ot the poor in cities of the second
class to euable executors to- administer
oaths to appraisers, and to- provide, schools
iR county infirmanes The House passed
MIR. Rukenbrod's bill providing for the in
corporation of mechanical, agricultural and
horticultural societies.
The Senate was occupied in consideration
of unimportant matters. Bills were passed
in the House with the following Objects:I 10
repeal the law of last winter TO prevent the
Supreme Court from considering the visible
admixhTe law; 10 provide that the principal
and suTelies on official bonds shall be held
Irresponsible, even if they were signed when
the amount was in blank; 10 prevent the
election of directors of Incorporated eompa-
nies until temper cent? of the capital stock
is paid up; and to, provide for the building
of a bridge across the Scioto at Chilhcothe.
l31ni ze-s, ,,; ;-,. ts.5, ..,,. February 8.
! u Mr.. DANGERS bill providing for the leg,
! istration of voters, was considered by the
Senate in Committee of the whole yesterday
afternoon. II was, afterwards referred to
the Judiciary Committee. - ,;..,7, ,-,,f+7 rs.
Lea bill was introduced in the House fixing
tina salaries of the Probate Judge, Clerk,
Auditor and Sheriff of Hamilton county te
$4,000 each per annum, the q Treasurer tc
| Sc, 0O0, the Recorder to 81, 600. ,.;....r. =.
u Mr.. Leete has introduced bill into tht
House providing for the collection Of adii
| tional statistics in reference to mineral pro
dueions, water crafts wages and. socia
matters hryes. es.,,.---- 49,, ..--..
h The bill to raise the salaries of the Judge.
of the Supreme Court was reported back bS
the Judiciary Committee, with the recon
mendatioh thatIo pass. " l5oidu siliT
| SIN the Senate, Dangler's, bill to authorize
/ county commissioners and city councils L
encourage inCi1striaF Schools and children
i homes was lost on Its passage, but the Holi
I was afterwards reeOnsidered. SCI eessof q
+ A bill was introduced relstlngtto thelYaca
ton of streets and alleys in cities and VII
lages. -- s0'2f ii1--z a'-v'ii e'sIltH G&7
The House spent the morning in3discdss
! ing the propristy of securing third Unite,
States District Court for Ohio. The sub
] l'ject was laid on the table.
/ . Hon. w. Boynton, of Lorain county, wa.
tIappPinted Judge of the Court of Common
Pleas by Gov. Hayes, vice Stevenson Burkl
| resigned. hHB 50as Ta1Els s .nac.tE
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ssran s1anol s Congress. S.. s6 10 I 1ol'252. ID

MONDAY, February l,-SENAT
The business to-day was unimpOrtant.
The only noticeable feature in tht
proceedings heing Rrep0rt from tht
COMMITTEES on5Indian Affairs against
Grants faVOrite measure, the bill to
transfer the Indian Bureau to the
War Department No action was
takCu thereon. --~ --- t
HoUsE-A large number of bills
and resolutions were introduced and
referred, among which were the fol-
lowing: To increase the Presidents
salary to. 500 600 per annnn, and to
pay SIS, 900 to the widow OF President
Lincoln; referring TO the sale, or Uni5
ted States bonds and bullion; restric.
ting the collection of taxes by State
authority ON railroad passengers; 70
give the two Monitors, Mean tOnofnan
aud Agawan to the Greek Govern
.ment, without price; to amend: the
Constitution so as to choose Presiden-
tial electors as Congressmen are now
chosen aIuerdatory of the Bankrupt
law granting lands TO divers raiic
roads also, s Joint resolution propOs-
ing to add ten per cent. TO the salaries
Of all civil employees IN Washington
for the past and present fiscal year,
where the sum was under lS20O6,
which was tabled and q Joint resotd.
tlon lprovfdfng for the ahne1ation OF
the Republic of San Domingo, which
shared a simii fate. One or two
bills and resolutions OF minor imp
tance were passed. The House refused
TO suspend the rules IL order to take
Hp thB Sfarff Bill, thus Indicating
that there will probably be no leg1sla1
ton on, that subject this session. The
Sepste Joint resolutions 70 inquire into
the expediency Of re-of nfzing the
civil service of the United States IN
the Departments was concurred in, a.
was also the bill iappropriating $50, 700
Tor the destitute poor in the District
Of 0OlIinbia C-OoiN cLL 30 ts'lti li
3dFtEsDAE, February -SESArE.- =
After the business of the morning
honr the Senate took up the Consular
appropriation Bill, which occupied
most of the day. = ,-a.,5y,,-Ir-, 81 -
HOUSE, Very little business was
transacted, the House Speeding most
Of the day in Committee of the Whole
on the, ,IndisR Appropriation Bill land
devoting the evening session to pthe
Internal Revenue Bill,euiii33 3,i} az !
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a Curious RI 4, ! Harria Case... /

mn LllAll. /. ~ III. BilA ,lJdE4ls - .
II There is curious blu n W pending
In the Legislature of =Kertucky.l III
is to legalize the marriage of Dr. M
81. Thorp and Josephine Harvey, al
though the lady has former husband
still living from whom sheohasineVef
been divorced! This forrneF spouse
was q Confederate of1cer, and. was
universally believed to have been
killed In thelbsttle5of Stone River.
SomettenlmOBths after thel event the
lady was married anew to Dr, Thorn,
and was living IN felicity, with. him
when suddepEy3t the dead husband re-,
appeatedfGpOaith the stageeflifes Like
q perfect gentfeHiati he made no dis
turbaHce, bat offered the lady; the
choiee between himself and her sec
ond and newer nPartAeL sw SheHchose
thelstter, and liF!! Harvey gave his
consent and blessing. But this, did.
not suffice to- render the maTriage
legal, and fOn this purriossJthe parties
have gone tothe Legislature. 1Whetf.t
er the desired relief will be given is
rather doubtful, as the Kentucky law
makers seem reluctant boI pass the
abill.J EuIWu .T4sIEo 'ziVaQ 10 aTBlLJIJI
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Glsaninga

L
i What wind would a hungry sailor wish
for at seat A wiud that blows FowI, AID
then cHoPs. -lifs0s snl5 or ai,tfol0l ifs
Jg. Domestic Magazines. wives who are al.
ways blowing up their husbands 2R 2aei
bs:dBGs4 Bigs, EsgS 10 don't Betsys ia
''The saddest words Of tongue or pen s42si p p
1 Are these: 1t might have been - y
and improves on it thusly - :, -
The saaddest words of tongue OF ,quiIl Z -
Are these Can't you pay. that little bal p
At school at WalIsenls, near Newcastle,
England, the master asked q class of boys
the meaning OF the word appetite, when, 5 4
atter short pause, one little boy said 81 ~
know, sir When I'm eatia' I'm Apply and !;
when I'm done, Inn tight. !" "'ssyfl5 .~Tid,y ~
IncTedible asst may seeuls ,manv of tho I'd
richest planters IA Jamaies liEsaon coffee s
grqnnos.i 3dt -sq9is cut be99aeb .gEi9sc
|oo If mankind are animals, eah fasHionsble earu
ladies be called GRAINED" animals ss7 if Z llis
Holiday goods never met. with lager lli-
sale than during the present season, for they
were never betore advertised more ,eSten-
sively. -' 'Si'"1 "a. Jill
sr3 Can 4 darkeyl have a white swelling ~ aVy
b. Kd=nappers 7Young goats sleeping bio 81
too The Hon. Alex. dDeImaF's annual report
from the Bureau Of Statisties makes the D.
total pooulati0n of the Omitted States 90, -s9s
7SS, ,OOe, an increase of 5,ssS, 900, since o.
1902 aln bne sG9sco OH snIa5 bus7f 10
If yon are buying a carpet for durability iii
choose small figures. .5s.l Dlis ,.s,VIli
Stir Poland starch with acommop, candle
and twill not stock to the iron, and viii be
much nicer. Jla tfaf-,F .rser's tg,o1 bqf. ere,~5
~ Wash your tea trays with cold suds, poll
ish with little -four, and rub with asdFyi
cloth. 9-, qt, z7l.,sS en- rr7e,9 itfi ri,.o--,
: Frozan potatoes make more starch thanJail
ffe-h ones; they also make nice cake.
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NUMBER SO.

backs. The noble. brute, as if he knew
that death to all of as was threatened thru
him, made q irensendous struggle 70 regain
his footing and pace, and with success,
taank Heaven! or this tale had never been
told. -- o-'' II ii.is - p
In another half hour the ravenous wolves
were left far behind us, and an hour saw US
safe within the castle gates, uttering pray
ers of thanksgiving -4D TTEE
The next day we rode out upon the snowy
plain, and found 1t strewn for miles with the
bones of the wolves we had slain on that
ever memorable night .--l S--sa
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Hrs. LincSin,s Pension.

va Mrs. Lincoln's application for a
pension, and the mannerin which the
Radicals have trested 1t, has been the
subject Of no little icommet!S bphe
hum oFoHS correspondent of the New
York Heziclt7:1f thus alludeS to It :1-auti
!. The eggeemp mplarY widdef OF my iate
lanented friend Lincoln, who; as the
kehtry is awaf, was left Ia destit00t
sack kemlstaHees, With only q 5nisabaI
hundred thousabd dollars to her ma me
and he'd to sell her drygoeds tn Keep
outer the poor House, has bee1 treated
by the SeHhft iCOfnn1i tee 4 Ia q style
that rings my hart when 4othihk' 40f
It, She wit a begglnf letter to lem
4 that mought heE drofI tears offem "a
cas- tiFon croekaEiiIe. But these fadi
Gals heY no bOWels. They report that
adj they ken allow her is tRffty 4 10 Liars
a month a sum oHsuheshenF to per-
vide the poor forlorn efil Ter wit lace
pocket dkerehers. All she axes
for is five thousand dollars peFannuEn,
Jest to save her from the sharp panps
OF actual staFWashin5 and Keep her
feet from blisterin for want of pFfVet
carriage. never heerd of seth mean
ness ! Wet will bccum of her HeNen
oney knows, bnt I hope its VIII tenn
per the wind TO the shofIl lam THAT
DleatS so plCilu4ly 1t0ri g. comfortable
golden fleece iaith Is Indictment wethsr.
It has been sgbiested- that she a1ougfit
standat the entrance sof the eopitaI
with her bunnPt in her hand, solissf-
tin pennies from her late husbands
trends but trust for theg honor . of
the nashin that she Will not be obliged
to resort to this humiliation eggsbediE :
ent to- obtain sPendei iEnoHeys Be-
rnakeb days 1aboreris wages OuEaf
Radical charity. 1ea1lers begins and
afiers eends to hum 70 dWken SHmfierd
'pherd his Rvesth0 h0usahd -a-q6a fesos
looshins5 he Knew very lWelI9 that il
was the resolo looshin a0f the mean
whites IN Congress not to fork over. {
Wot do the -fetheFinS PIIindefzl
mungers Of the Radical rings keeF for
the uuheerdaO OF ssudeeins OF 4 Ilartyed
Presidents Widaefiaq Not c0ntifen-c
tai ctlSs. blv9 s'9fGJS 10 gHIuIuJ ed5 9I
q O.. q Hw
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stan. for Cattle.

A good suggestion on the arrange
ment Of stalls for cattle is given BY
the Saturday Evening Pos, a We have
seen lately IN one nelghb hood np ia
the mQuntain lfarm regions oof PenH-
syiXan1aE three, INSTANCES Of what ap-
pear 70 rs to be eomfpr able, common
sense stalls for cattle brJ-4;.fr ,,s-refr,
The stalls are wide enough to admit
Of the animals tIirning in, them, q the
sides closely, boarde upsg the hooF, a
dais, raised seven or eight tnche ,
s6oqe that Of the passageYay Ia the
rear with an outward pitch of about
three inches in the length of the stall,
the entrance OF each closed with two
leaved folding doors opening inWards.-
There are no rings, stanchionsl or any
tying fastening By the head = 3 No aIl-
lnhaf not absoiht ely a. foo, t,J win ever
stand head down. b ilI, and always, IN
every instance, We found the Tcattie ia
these staIfs Stah ding Ssrf6ht end nj. lnt y
well sup 10 the taes and as 1ceieaii Iasfld
cornfor ortahfe as animals evea need be.
AS all the bovine animals have their
little itehes- and nconyenienees te. atr
tend TO asl vel as 81 iYelgs, "A, and ,wiod',
be better for use OF Their ton que with
which they can reach :. /. Hesarly seYeEy
part of ! their bodies; : This heed dom OF
the etal seeE1s 70 be q Very good com;
mon sense arrangemen5 besides pro-
Yiding eomtortable quarters IA cold
stormy weather, ;, The stalls need not
be expensive, being al p made OF rough
materials, and 3 SUFFICIENT opening
above the fOtding5doors TO aHoFd free
SFiiii y 4tsetf.f 1eor0e Ytsf1otOT OF Ennf
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Words for tae Boys 70 Remsmbsr. > .

ler HN 20. r.4s.-
Liberty is the right to, do whateyeerr er you ul.i
wish without interfering with the rights Of 'i'
others. -iJilnsa aa3tlE .13dm9VOA 5sEl
sG Save your money, and you win AGd It y
one Of the most useful friends. 1ia65 3o1TE5
Never give trouble to your mother or o'
III Take care of your pennies and they win 9 d
grow to be dollars Zl7o19s3 36noE.e
1ntemperance is the cause Of nerfiy all
The trouble5in this world; beware of strong Josl
drink r18sigf fe9lJaA gY0 vuouo99
fu Tie poorest boy, if he be eaiuduatrious, 81
honest aud saving, may peaehi the highess
hopprs in the land. ~ ~, s,rrror, -l-
II Never be cruel to a dumb animal; pe-,.
N 1mbeF that it has no power TO tell how
much it suffers -
-c355 u s493Iia sl..l - iniEasl ZIG vst}
Honesty is the best policy. .t4lsg
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The best thing to give your enemy is
orgiveness; to your child, q good example;
o. a father, Difference; TO- your metber,
onduct that viii make her proud Of .-yon
Q yourself, respect % al men thopghf. it
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Hoonand.s German BIttars
Hollands German Tonic

4 esabiaa1ioA Sf az As SAors8ieaAs n as Bitsss
igin ygnn Seas cs.s Ril9. oraress ~ 2 - Hs.4
$50 tAst 49, ra.seisl ~ onarelJ eilsrspA 3Fo1s
sA1s ~ 1otlsfI az sItvs 1tsllissts u ~ - 49,
JorA IA TOllEO = ~ clr 1I6e .pl.l.i
NJ tasts q eq9is-s sisS plsgsss = tlsst ss -
49, n 3 ~ -. ~ sSs = = ~, ii
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WHAT Is the difference between =
ummer dress in winter and an ex-
Eaeted toethe o One is toel thin and
be Ather Ia toothaOnkg ods nj sisL1snI 8
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Hlood PurIasrs

81 t.s., sa4 .sfn sss, an Slsias.s isu.his9 Jrsa
saa 6iee@8 ksp 4S-Esr-A ol sttes4Rrsss AeVyS.r
I. sotHa 1eall =, - ,fp.littSs ~ ~ -
aasad ,.ai TAs go - % satJ E.sSs,uslf
neus- U years y AoR1s rcustEnaa ao ~ sl1tefsl
80 H'AiH ~ aess PTsPaTafioAs- uofrfrY 10 Vi
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Enor HoN. aEo. ". NoopwARp.

CAsf Justies Of The suprens Court % PennsylvAniA
rEIr PHfLADHLPHtA, Aaruh u, 1881.
= faf Hosd1afs GrTuaaa Biiers" q Gof IN tl.es1-
foaig bepsruPt, bf u good tssl uss - dasSrosrs
~ dsgsl,rrs ssysa4 ssd " 0yelt bazFt = e-sti n
sS'.'S -, - ''a -, -. i', = - i'HT .9;t
sas5 yg. -51'l el1OiW? IToODR1RD. ~
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old ESTABLISHED ,HOSPI-
" TA1l-onths, ,Frsreh syStsuL iill
QUICK CURES and Low PRICES.
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

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