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The New York herald., 1870-11-08

THE QUESTION OF RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE
sl,oujd not be introduced into the election to-
day, unless it be to reaiiirn the present city
government in its position. Under what
previous government has there been SO much
religious liberation, SO much unmixed distrlbu-
ton Of charity, and 80 much employment Tor
tbe iabcring population3 Let every voter,
therefore, pledge himself to sustain II by de-
posting bis ballot to-day for Mayor Aai'
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

THE RouGH AND READY DEMOCRACY lost
eadcrs when they lost Senator'S Norton and
1Creamer, Sheriff O'Brien Snd other energetic
champions. They go with the Tammany
democracy to-day
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

THURLow WEED ON THE STATE ELECTION -
The venerable Thurlow Weed says the election
IN this State to-day is going democratic.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

SUPPOSE the allegations made by the oppo-
stion papers are true, then Moses Taylor
fabricatcs.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

THE CHARGE THAT MAYOR HALL ever wa
a Know Nothing is authoritatively denied.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

A YOUNG man is wanted for Coroner, and
kelson w. is his name.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

Be CAREFUL Take your tickets only from
those you know to be reliable men.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

GLOBE THEArRE. s28 Broadwav.-vAnrgTY ENrEr.
ACCOMMODATIONS or THE CARIBBEAN SEA.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

IMAGINE that the opposition papers speak
the truth, then John Jacob Astor knows
nothing about city securities or taxation.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

NEW YORK STADT THEATRE, az Rowcry-GnhSp
GERMAN CrERA-THE BARBER or SKvIILE.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

5UDGE BoswoErH is President of the Police
Commission, which has done so much for this
city, and the Judge, who is an eminent iurst,
decides in favor OF Mayor Hall for re-
election. aud Of all tue Tammany ticket
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

wALLAcg's THEATRE, yroadwsy ana l:th street.
JCuN
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

A VOTE FOR LEDwrrH is vote for black
repubicanism.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

THE Cry OF New Y,>RK has splendid pubic
schools in al the wards, and : system OF popu-
lar education unsurpassed elsewhere IN tne
world. The sons and daughters of tie poor
m.,n, mingling in the same classes with sse
Sons and daughters of the rich, can procure a
good ordinary education .'without money ana
without price" under the system presided over
by our Board Of Education. Since its organi-
zation between thirty and forty thousand
children have been taken from the streets and
educated in the public schools. By voting for
the Tanmany State and county ticket you sus-
tain the Board and encourage education.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

No CHANGE HAS BEEN MADE In THE FlEE
DEPARTMENT Of this city for some time,
because its affairs have been SO admirably
conducted under the present city government
that no change has been necessary, and none
is needed now. The Young Democracy can
not interfere with that department if the voters,
whose property is at stake, support the regn--
lar Tammany ticket. Hoffman for Governor
and Hall for Mayor
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

If WHAT THE OPPOSITION PAPERS SAY BE
TRUE, then Marshall O. Roberts is not to be
helieved
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

THE Dock COMMISSION, of which Generak
Mcclellan is chief engineer, is charged with
the duty of considering and carrying out what
Mayor Hall pronounccs zone OF the most
comprehensive and valuable commercial plans
ever thought Of" Tae plan is to construct
along the sity front O sea wall Of stone, with
piers running from it, and behind it a magnif-
cent boulevard. This would afford facilities
for shipping interests which are sadly
needed. 'The bonds to pay Tor these inn
provemcnts," says Mayor Hall, ''will be paid
by posterity. There will be no increase OF
fees or OF wharfage. The intention is to
benefit the city, without increasing tax on
commerce." We want system of docks as
convenient as that of Liverpool and improve
meats along our river fronts equal to the famous
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

Ilf2AEETti. .'
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RoorH's rHEATRs. "a a.. oe.wsen s.n ana etn avs.
kiP VAN WINNIE - ~
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

FIFTh AVENUE THEATRE, rwrnly-your.s r,-MA
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

NIBLo's GARDEN. Brcsdway.-EsGLIsu OPERA
anE BOHEMIAN GAL.
The New York herald., 1870-11-08


NlBLo's GARDEN, grcadway.-EsGLIsn OPERA
INK BOHEMIAN GAL.
LIMA EpwIH's THEATRE, g2p Broadway ALADDIN
ThU BLIND BfGoAEs-RoAEo JArFIER JENKINS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, corasr OF Eighth avenue apa
I'D st--LE PETIT FAUST.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brondway.-TnE PANronI,E or
NEE WILLIE MlS1Ir
WOODS MUSEUM Broaiway, corner s0sh st-Pcrferm.
snces everv afternoon and evening.
BowERy THEATRE, Bowery.-FArIAs rug srnr-
Tns TERRIBLE TINKER.
MRS. =. +: coNwAy's PARK TdEATRA. Brooklyn-
MAN AND WIFE.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, col Bowery.-yA
EIFIS ENTERlA tNaESI.
THTATRE coMIouE ala Brosdwny-CosIo VOCAL
ism, NfGRo ACTas &C
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTREL HALL. 5s5 Broa4way.--
Memo MINsTRELsI, Fanczs. Bun lEsqCEs, &o.
KELLY 4 I,goN>s MfNsTRgf,S Ne sos Brosdway.-
rHF ONLY LRos-LA kosr DR 81. FLoun- 40
sooLEY'S opERA HOUSE. sroosiyn.--NR0Eo MfN
tTRFLs,, BURLrsoGEs Sc
BROOKLYN OPERA EoUsE-wEIoa. HrGHrs 4
UaqTs MfSsTrEis-CoAL HEAyEa'a REVENGE, 30.
NEW YORK CIRcUs Fonrseenth s,.aal.-scESxs In
aAE RING, AcEoBAIts SC
NEW YORK NJ Scum OF ANATOMY. us broadway
SCIENCE AND ARI.
DIR. RAHN's ANATOMICAL MUSEUMS, 7sS Eroadway-
SeIFnCE And A2L
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

LIMA EpWIN'S TuE6TRE, 72D Broadyay-AyADD1s-
hU BLIND BFeGARs--RoIEo JAFFIER JErlINs
The New York herald., 1870-11-08

GRAND OPERA HOUSE, coraar OF Eighth avenue ana
nd st.--LE PETIT FAUST. -
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FOURTHE DITION
T0-DkY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
The System of storm Signals.
Terrific Boiler Explosion.
Five Men Instantly Killed.
ETC., Etc, ETC.. ETC.. Etc.
FROM WASHINGTON.

Despatch TO the Associated Press
WASHINGTON, Oct IL.
The Cabinet Sessios
to-day was attended by all the members, this being
the first time in three months that Cabinet meet
ing was he'd without one or two heads OF depart
ments being absent.
Naval Orders.
Lieutenant L. e. Chenery has been ordered to the
naval rendezvous at San Francisco Third Assistant
Engineer Thron S. Keel is ordered to duty in the
Tehuantepec and Nicaragua Surveying EXpedi-
tion.
Army Orders.
Captains L. H. Warren and s. II. Honey, un-
assigned, and First Lieutenant w. M. Wheeler,
sth Cavalry, have been honorably discharged.
The Weather Reports.
The preliminary plans for the observation and re-
port of storms by telegraph, and signals for the
benefit OF commerce, under the military control,
provides, among other things, for the statOning of
observers at points throughout the United States,
which reports Of observations will be most useful,
as indicating the several conditions OF the atmo-
sphere on the approach and force Of storms
1t has been in view TO so locate these stations that
the existence OF a storm at one or more of them
being determined information Of the facts may be
had by the regular reports communicated by teie-
graph in advance OF its probable movement. Copies
papers for publication and each report will be bull
letined on the Board of Trade Rooms, Merchants
Exchanges or other conspicuous places,
Immediately upon its receipt Whenever experience
has certainly determined what may be regarded for
any section OF country as premonitions Of all ap-
preaching storms, signal stations will be established
as quickly as the necessary arrangements can be
made, and signals will be displayed, announcing the
probable approach, with other information which
NAV be possible,
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FROM THE WEST.
EuicIde In af. IanIs


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11.-Robert Lander shot himself
through the head at his boarding house yesterday.
Bad health and inability to work seem to have been
the cause of the act.
Colorado Gold and Silver
Nearly all of the magnificent collection of gold and
silver ores exhibited at the fair last week has been
transferred to the Kansas Pacific Railroad Company
and will be placed on permanent exhibition at their
office here, corner of Third and Elm streets.
They comprise the largest collection OF precious
ores ever brought from the mountains, and open
to the inspection Of all capitalists and scientific
men desiring to see them.
Too Much Prussic Acid.
DR.. Cochran, of Huntingdon, Pa, died at Olive
Street Hotel Sunday afternoon, from an overdose
OF prussic acid, administered by himself.
An Improved Fire Engine,
made by Ahrens q Co., Of Cincinnati, exhibited at
the fair, has been bought by the city.
General Sch0 field
and Captain Ennis of his staf, arrived here yester-
day.
The Oficial Census Returns
gives Kansas City, Mo-, 32,296 inhabitants. This
shows an increase OF about $1,000 since 1865, and
makes Kansas City the second city in the State.
Newspaper Enterprise.
A new semi-weekly German paper, in the interest
OF Governor McClurg aud the regular Republican
ticket, will be started here tomorrow.
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OBITUARY.
COrneIius Wendell.

Cornelius Wendell. who died at Northampton,
Massachusetts on Saturday last after few weeks
Illness was at the time of his decease, in the fifty
ninth year OF his age Born IN Albany, he served
his time printer IN thaf city IN tae once e,f Of
nas Was ISSGaS Conducted by the Regency % aSd was
one OF the most powerful political organs in the
State. He subsequently, removed to Detroit, Mich,
where he continued in business for brief period.
Charles van BeIthuysen, OF Albany, under President
POlk's administration, was appointed Congressional
administrations of Pierce and Buchanan. Always
an ardent and consistent member OF the De-
moeratie party IN @ 1867 ne eseonsed the M
his nomination. Disappointed in this, upon the
election OF Mr.. Lincoln he retired comparatively to
private life. During the war ne was strong Union
man, and in both public and private life threw his
entire influence in favor OF the North, believing
matter OF right that the Rebellion must be sup
pressed Most OF the latter years OF Mr. Wendelis
life were passed in Washington. In which city he
the printing bueiness aud the building now used as
the Government printing of1ce was designed by him
and erecJed under his supervision. He was for
number OF years connected with the Globe,
not however, with the editorial part OF the
paper, but in the business department. Never
mentioned. few men were more widely known than
mr.. Wendell. Not having received the benefit OF an
| early education, but possessed OF great natural
shrewdness he was entirely what is termed "a self
| made man, earnest In his purposes, possessed OF
great industry and perseverance, with decided
almost to a fault, always honest and reliable. AS a
political manager he achieved his greatest success
ana his power was OF that kind which is felt but not
| seen.
| Rfaria Mattel.
Cardinal Maria Mattel, Senior and Dean Of the
College of Cardinals, was born at PergOs, in the
States OF the Church, in 1T92 He was Bishop OF
| Ostia and Yeletri, and received mis- scarlet hat on
the "a OF July, 1889. His other ecclesiastical pre-
4 fernents were ATch-Priest OF the Basilica OF the
Vatican, Prefect OF the Congregation OF St Peter
ana Legate. The next In seniority is Cardinal Con-
stantne Patrizi who is advanced In years, aud who
| is Bishop OF Porto Archbishop OF St. John Latera0,
aud Project OF the Congregation OF the Episcopal
| Palace.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-11
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
Evening Gable Dispatches.
A "Baby Farmer" Hung.
She Dies Protesting Innocence.
Alleged Pru. sian Cruelties.
FROM EUROPE.
ABnby Farmer Hung.

Baby Farmer HunE.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Ma-garet Waters, the noto-
rious baby farmer, was hung here to-day for the
murder of - Cowan, an infant. She died
protesting her innocence.
Twelve French Iron CIads
passed Dover to-day, bound east.
General GarlbRldi
has exhorted the people of Nice aud Savoy to
discontinue agitation at present, as it does no
good, and only embarrasses France in her
struggle against Prussia.
Tours, Oct. 11.-Another body of Prussian
prisoners recently arrived here.
Alleged Prusslan Cruelties.
The Moniteur to-day publishes communica-
tions from persons in different departments Of
France, now under the control of the Prussians
giving details of shocking cruelties committed
by the Prussians in their endeavors to raise con-
tributions where the people have been in,-
poverished by former requisitions.
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BaItimore Produce market.

BALTIMORE, Oct l.-Cott0n heaVy at l5Xc.
Flour firm. Howard Street superhne s5'2595'75
do. extra, s6'25@6'75; do. family, SI.25@S'50 City
Mills supertne, s5'259o'l5 do. extra, s62597 %; do.
family, s7'50@9.75; Western superfne. s5@53Th; do.
choice Maryland red, s165@17O; good TO prime,
81 4O91 &C; common to fair slII91 35 white wheat,
sl'45@l75; Indiana red, sl'3O@l'S1. Corn dull
Southern white, old. CSC @s1 new, ssa9Oc. West
ern white. s5@9O: Southern yellow, 9O993c. Oats,
clear cut shoulders l5c. hams, 25c lard, ,l7c
Whisky firm at 90@91c. .
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FROM THE SOUTH.
A Duel Declined.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 1.-THE difficulty between
James Barbour, editor OF the Enquirer, and Major
James w. Walker, member of the House OF Dele
gates from Madison county, growing out OF an as
saut made by the latter on the former on the train
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio on Saturday, terminated
last night with a peremptory challenge from Mr..
Barbour, which was declined this morning on the
ground that the State constitution disfrauc hises
participants I'm duels Colonel John s. Mosby bore
Mr. BarbOur's message.
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FROM THE DOMINION.

Formal Possession of the At. Clair Caual
WINDSOR, Ontario, Oct. 1.-THE guuboat Prince
Alfred has arrived, with the Hon. Mr.. Langern
Minister of Public Works, on board The Vessel
came through the new canal constructed by the
American Government in the St. Clair Flats, and
the Minister took formal possession of the work for
the dominion Government. hOistinQ the British nao
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FROM THE WEST.
College Donation.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 1.-THE bale of cotton which
took the Sweepstake premium of $1,000 at the
Fair was donated by the owner, William B. Nc
Shane, to the Southern Orphans Educational
Society," and sold On Change this noon at 50
cents per pound.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Il Bro, No 40 5. Third street.
lIlrK KTTI DF.A n
BETWEEN BOARDS.
DIED.

(F0r additioldl Deaas see FUM pd9e)
NOTNAE.-MARTHA, wife OF the late John Not
man. Esq on Tuesday morning.
The funeral to take place from her late residence,
No 1880 Spruce street. Thursday, Oct 18th, at 10
A. NJ To proceed to Laurel Hill. The relatives and
friends Of the family respectfully invited 10 attend
without further notice.
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FROM THE ST.ATE.
The EIectlOn.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 1.-THE returns up to l o'clock
indicate the election of Mr.. Negley regular Repuh-
Iican, for Congress. The reform Republican vote
is not up 10 expectations. The Legislative ticket
will probably be mixed one.
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bas per cent. Gold. llsll. o-2Os, 1862, coupon
ll22l; do. 1854, do, lil%; DO 1865, do, lllX; DO
lO6sS; Virginia 6s,. 65 Missouri 6s. 81; Canton,
6s Cumberland preferred, 30; n. Y. Central and
Hudson River sSA: Erie, 22h Reading, 1907 !;
Michigan Southern, 9416: Illinois Central, 1876 I;
Cleveland and Pittsburg 1867 Chicago and Rock
Island, 1928 Pittsourg and Fort Wayne, 80; West
ern Union Telegraph, S91S.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 11.-Cotton duA; uplands, Ice. (;
Orleans l6Kc. Flour unchanged. Wheat firm
new No. ], s1'2s@1'29; new No. 2, 1921; winter red
Western, s1'32@1'35 Corn quiet; mixed Western,
S40S5c Oats dull Ohio, 530966c. Western, bl@52c.
Pork hrm. Lard steady. Whisky quiet at soc.
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The Latest Quotations,


LIVERPOOL, Oct ia p m.-Cetton dull and de-
cnng. Sales estimated at 5000 bales. Flour, 22s 90
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FROM NEW ENGLAND.
Boiler Explosion and Loss OF Lii

boiler Explosion and Loss OF Lie.
LOWELL, Mass, Oct 1l.-Five men were Killed
this morning by boiler explosion in Aliens saw
mill at MiddleseX.
Ship News.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE ship William A. Campbell,
OF Thomaston, arrived to-day from Liverpool and
reports that during the voyage a difficulty arose be-
tween the second mate and sailor named Henry
jenkins, when the latter shot by the Qicer and
died from his wounds.
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FRE-About O'Clock this morning a hre oc-
CURED at Martin LowTys liquor store, Twentieth
and Bain0ridge streets Loss, $500.
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ASSOCIATION OF LOCAL PREACHERs.-At 10 O'Clock
on the morning OF the 18th instant the annual meet
ing Of the National Association or Local Preachers
of the Methodist Episcopal Church will convene in
the Union M. L. Church, Fourth street, below
Arch.
Local preachers throughout the United tates are
invited to attend and participate in the exercises
Delegates will be received from conferences aud
district associations where they may exist, and
where such may have not been formed, any duly
accredited local preacher will be cordially received
and constituted member OF the body. IL is eX-
pected that the exercises will be interesting, aud
IL is important and desirable that there be full re
presentation from the West as well as from the
East and North lin a word, the whole Methodist
Church.
The session win close Tuesday night, the 1sth
The closing day will be set apart for the discussion
OF the Bible question sis it the duty OF Protestants
TO insist on the reading OF the Scriptures in the pub
lie schools ?" the Sabbath-schoo subject, "1Hstruc-
tion, Literature, and Family Piey," and "The Tenn
perance Cause"
Delegates VIII report their names to Rev. w. j.
Z. Ingraham, No. As strawberry street, Philadelphia,
TO enable the local committee TO provide homes.
Ii Is expected the usual railroad facilities Will be
made and announced hereafter. All conferences
and district associations will send duplicate lists Of
the delegates elect and their post ofices TO Rev.
w. III. Kincaid, Lock Box $40, Pttsburg, who Will
send reports OF last convention 70 all who desire
copies.
FRE-About O'Clock this morning a IRE oc-
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A FEW ROOMS CAN BE HAD, WITH BOARD
N at No. 1923 PINE Street. 10 &C.
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LONDON, Oct. IL 7. M.-UonsoIs VIZ Tor both
money and account. American securities quiet and
steady. .Stocks steady. Illinois Central, 1134.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 1l-2 p. M.-California wheat,
10s 4d red Western S. I'd red winter, 9s. l1d@0s
Receipts of wheat for three days. $4,000 quarters of
which q, 900 American. Bacon, 64s. for short
ribbed middles.
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Some time after the marines were quartered il
front OF the Marshals ONCE, an order was issued
and in accordance with this, the squad was marched
TO the polls at Fifth and Lombard streets and they
are now quartered in the immeda ate vicinity OF thu
the negroes have the same rights as the white De
mOcracy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.

Vienna, Fairfax Co., Va. Sept. 2i' 1909
Inave long been troubled with severe Asthma
,susins Great nsrvouj probation. paifi's'ion Of
heat. and shoriness Of Srea,h, with pam IN my
,ef, side and Veas'. | tried doctors grescr'P-
lions and many other medicines. got no &C.
fief until took DeB'ns's COnsumPti'e Rene
am now taking 1.-The third bottle. and AM
a,s,,Iv ,I,nisd.vo feel stou, and sm quite.
Ire, rom those pains, nervousness ana snort
ness of breath.
A .,ed with peculiar female complaints win
tendency 10 eonsumPtNe decline. sne IS no"
oni,e well, after taking only four oo'1e' Of This
,yorder(u. remedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-29

h.Ae OF Poor Rum. Whiskey, Proof Spir
It's and Refuse Liquors, do.' orei; sp'!1~,
and sveeten.,i ~ pl cnse tIs taste sAlcu - onhs
- Anpetzers" Z" ResIorers," &C., that feni tbs
tyoolsr on to drunkenness and ruin, but are strue
Nriiclne, made from tho Native Root. ana
herbs OF Calitornis, free rom al hlcoho,ie
pTJRiFIER and LIFE GIVING PRiN-
UPLE, perfect Reaovator end lnTisora'or
of the system, carrying ot al Toi-onous matser'
and restoring tho blooi 10 healthy condition.
No ue,son can take these Bit,.rs, nceordius 70
directions, and remain long uavel
600 will be given for m incursbls case, pro.
vidiug tho bones are not DESTROYED BY nlnArul
poi,on, or other means, and tie vita. organs
wasted beyond the pom, ofrcpsir.
matism, and 9out. DyxpspliA. or Indi-
mittsnt Fevers, Disease, or the blood.
Liver, Kidneys, and Bladder; ihese BIT
tsrs have been most snrc:']su,' Sueh DE
& vensraly produced hy deransalIsnt Of tho
Digestive Organs.
frn.y iuvigorate the stomach. anil stimulate
the torpid liver aud bowels, which Isnder tnsm
~ uneau allied efficacy in cleansing tho elool OF
al impurities. and inpartiAy nav lie and Iyor
TO the whole system
loyspspsis Or Indigestion, headache.
PAN In tho Shoulders, Coughs, Tls Illness of the
Chest. Dirsrcss, Snur Stomach, bAa as.e 10
IN. Mouth. Billioss Itt:sks, fAlgitstion OF ths
Heart, Copious Discharges Of Crne, ram IN
In. regions OF tho kidneys, anil q hunlredoiher
p,iufui symptoms which srs tho sfs2rinSs OF
nysnersis are cured 10y theso Bitters,
Cleanse the Titiat.l Blood whenever You find
ia impuvitie, bursting through tho akin in PIN
n,.s, frupticns, or Sores; cleanse j. whom :n
foul, and your feelings will fe!l yon WIEN. Afp
the blood pure and tl's bsalth OF the sysssm ~iu
PIN. TAPK, and other WORMS, lurking In
tbs system OF 20 many thousands, are ESSENTIALLY
dss,royed ind removed.
20, Nil directions, read carefully the CIRCULAR
,r,nnd eNh bottle, printed in four lan5HASss-
EnyIish, German, French and eIani.h.
J. WAI.REit, u A IS CMnmeros strees, n. i.
PvprirtoI. r. II. MCDONALD Il CO.,
Druggists aud G--,erSi A1eueS
Fan Franci.rn Cah.ornis, and )! snI'i Com
Is1Lo ny ALL pRUGoLyTs AVID
DEALERS.
For sale by H. NJ. Billings. Shepherd
own. June 4-6m
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mr. SPERRY's CARD.

Baltimore, Md, January !, 1870.
u.vinc become familiar with the formula /;
IsBipy's Viaiugae. and having persons al know
Ice Of it's wonderful remedial powers, cena
,,,D,Iv recommend it for Consumption and It's
Ionr ,rsin Of attendant complaints AID week: =
SEES Of the physical and nervous system.' kno"
i,r !, to be tho concentrated juices OF ba'ks
Herbs. Roo nd Berries.
NJ SPERRY, N. d., No. Calvert st.