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DIED.

HoRNER.-On the 18th instant, SAMUEL HoRNRR,
Sr., in the nth year OF his age
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, No.
day, the 2lst instant, ats O'Clock p M. To proceed
to Odd Fellows Cemetery.
FITLER.-Suddenly on the 18th instant, MARY
WOEDERLY, infant daughter OF q. Ii. and L. B. Fit
ler, aged months and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
Frankford, on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock. To
proceed to Laurel Hill.
MCCREIGHT.-Suddenly On the evening OF the 18th
instant, JOHN MCCRRIGHT, III the 10th year OF his
age
The relatives and friends of the family also Lodge
No. 81, A. Y. NJ, are particularly invited to attend
the funeral from the residence OF his m0thernlaw,
No. 1884 Pine street, on Wednesday afternoon the
goth instant, at o'clock. Interment at Laurel
Hill. ."
MoFFITT.-Suddenly, on the morning OF the 18th
instant, Mrs. REBECCA MoFFITT, widow OF the late
Adam Mofhtt, ESQ.,, in the 63d year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No. 1902 Frankford road, above Girard ave-
nue., Thursday the 21st instant, at O'Clock p. NJ
Services at Emmanuel p. E. Church. Interment at
Odd Fellows Cemetery.
TAYLoR.-On the 18th instant, HENRY, youngest
child OF William and Catharine Taylor, aged ID
months.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited
TO attend the funeral from his parents residence
No; 1927 Wharton street, On Thursday morning at Q
O'Clock.
WRDEKRD.-On the 17th instant, after lingering
illness, GUsTAyE WEDEKIND in the 10th year of his
age.
The relatives and male friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence No. sos n. Broad street. on Wednes.
day morning at O'Clock. -
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If my intelligence be correct, the marriage was
already effected at the time this announcement
appeared. At any rate, in the principal daily
papers Of this city, of q very recent date, an
advertisement appeared, under the head of
Married." which at once put an end to all
incredulity on the subject. This adver-
tisement stated that on Saturday June 25
Miss Eleanor Lorillard was married by the
Popes nuncio to Virginio Cenci, Prince of Vica-
varo Startling announcement Happy con-
summation Ever-to-be-congratulated papa
Only, why was not the news telegraphed2 Why
was society thus kept fortnight in so cruel
state of suspense2 Why are such bagatelles as
war between France and Prussia, and the CONT
mental commissions resulting from the question
of filling the Spanish throne, flashed through
the ocean, when Fashion is wrthing with
anxiety as to the triumphant capture of q
poverty-stricken prince by title-stricken heir
ess? For society says that Virginia Cenci was
extremely poor, that he would not hear of such
a thing as an engagement until papa Spencer
had virtually paid one hundred thousand dollars
down by settling it upon his daughter. That
little preliminary settled this descendant of the
Cencis consented to make love, and to accept
the bonds of matrimony-particularly since the
bonds were gold-bearing Society also asserts
that the Prince of Vicavaro is the handsomest
man of his time. do not know whether pho
tographs of him have yet reached this side, but
I do know that his extraordinary beauty is pro-
verbal among the bellies of New York. That
society-man may count himself happy indeed
who succeeds in being pronounced by the
women $50 much like Cenci!" Meanwhile
Fifth avenue is anxiously awaiting the arrival of
the Prince who is expected shortly to make a
starring tour, so to speak, which shall include
every province and metropolis of fashion in
these United States. ALI BABA.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

SUMNER RESORTS ON THE LINE OF
~ PHIL,A,,DlELPlHa11Aa Al la1a AND READING RAILROAD
-. -. MAY %, 1870.
MANSION HOUSE, MT. CARBON
Mr. Caroline wander, Rottsyiue r o.. SchuyIkl
= - TubOARORA HOTEL,
Mrs n. L. Miller. Tuscero p @ nchuylkill county
: :. MANSION HOUSE,, -
W. r. snith. Mshanoy City p o., Schuylkill county.
MOUNT CARMEL HOUSE,
Charles Oulp Mount Carmel =. o., Northumberland 90
WHITE HOUSE,
f. Mayer Reading NbQ Il q YIsda Rs51s p%sSSPpsy %Spy
'~' w % 6jENTqRHt Ets1q AVRHTE SHrE' HALL. GpuIg
sPRfkG Mill HFiGHTS,
Jacob III. Br Ian Oonsbohocken p. O.. MONTGOMERY 90.
BOYERTOWN SEMINARY,
L. m. koon Boyertown p. o., Berks county.
LFTZ SPRINGS,
george n. Greidert Ltiz II. o., Lancaster county,
LIVING SPRINGS HOTEL,
=, GOLD sfRiNGs HOTEL, LEBANON 0O6NTy.
EPHRAEA SPRINGS.
Jonn fredertst. Ephrsta Z. o., Lancaster county.
PERKI0MEN BRIDGE HOTEL,
n. PROSPECT TERRACE,
Dr' james Palmer, Oollegeville p. o., Montgomery
r,..-, DOUTY HOUSE,
UYgvIee ?; bnrr, Shamokin, Northumberland county.
I1ckets will be sold at Philadelphia TO ana
above points at reduced rates. good for same dag
Gay. q AIMS
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Two Pills a Dose.

1t does not require handful OF them to produce
the desired effect From personal experience and
otherwise, we have no hesitation In saying that
taken In connection with the Btters and Tonic they
will speedily cure the most severe and long standing
cases OF Liver Complaints Constipation any other
arrangements OF the organs OF digestion.
The Pills will Purify the Blood, Will thoroughly
cleanse the Liver OF all unhealthy impurities, and
relieve the Stomach and Bowels, while the Bitters
or Tonic strengthens and adds new life to the entire
SYSTEM enables the Stomach TO digest the food, and
transforms the sckly emaciated, weak, and feeble
body into one of health, strength, and vigor.
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HoofIand's PodophyIIin Pill

Is also highly extolled and pronounced to be the
most efficient Cathartic known to the Medical
World. Being composed OF the ACTIVE PRINCIPLE
of Mandrake, In combination with other effective in
gradients, they act more powerfully upon the Liver
and Secretiye Organs than any other Pills. Their
operation is free from gripping or nausea.
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The Era of Revolutions.

II the jogtrot slaves OF precedent and routine who
fourished century ago could now revisit the
scenes OF their former labors, how completely they
would be taken aback by the wholesome innova-
tions which modern skill, knowledge and enterprise
have made upon their musty precepts and purbllnd
practlcel In medicine, especially, we have got en-
tirely out OF the old worn-out grooves and taken
new and more philosophical road to health.
The German School OF Medical Chemistry is per-
haps the most progressive aud successful 1t has re-
pudiated the stereotyped potions OF the past, and
substituted In their stead new class OF Alternatives
and restoratives capable it would seem, Of working
wonders. Prominent, perhaps foremost, among
these stand the wel-known household remedies
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SUMNER
CLOTHING,
MEMS YOUTHS AND BOYS
ALL STYLES,
BETTER IN MAKE,
BETTER IN STYLE,
BETTER IN EVERY WAY,
THAN ANY OTHER STOCK OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN
PHILADELPHIA,
AND SOLD AT
GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES
Halfway BENNETT Co.,
BetlCeen Fifth TOWER HALL,
and Siath SITS. No. SIS MARKET STREET.
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instalments
o. f. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
NEW STYLE PIcTURE.-The German Chromos made
A. K. P. Trask No. 40 N Eighth street. They must be
to be admired.
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TO SUMMER TOURISTS.
r EHHGH COAL n NAV. CO.'S
RAILROADS.
PLEASURE TRAVELLERS

PLEASURE TRAVELLERS
For the Valleys OF WYOMING and LKHIGH, for the
CATAWIsSA RAILROAD, and for the SWITCH
BACK RAILROAD, celebrated for its magnificent
views should take the
e45 A. M. EXPRESS TRAIN from the NORTH
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD DEPOT,
Corner OF BERKs and AMERICAN sts, Philada,
Or by taking the 800 P. NJ. train from the same
depot, can go to Mauch Chunk, remain there over
night, pass over the SWTTCH-BACK in the morn
ing, and continue their journey that afternoon.
Those wishing to visit MAUCH CHUNK and the
SWITCH-BACK, can take the 945 A. M. train, and
return to Philadelphia the same evening.
Large and well-kept Hotels at Mauch Chunk,
Williamsport, Wilkesbarre, and Scranton.
Passengers to Wiiamsport by the 945 train reach
there in nearly two hours shorter time than by any
other route
Be sure to call for your tickets over the LEHIGH
AND SUSQUEHANNA RAILROAD, and see that
you get them over that road.
Tickets for sale at No. 811 Chestnut street. No. 10b
South Fifth street. and at North Pennsylvania Rail-
road Depot =. -
e. K. HYNDMAN,
Master OF Transportation.
JAMES A. DENKEY.
1mrp General Ticket Agent
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ONE OF the most delightful places of summer re-
sort to be found anywhere in the country is at North
Wales, on The line of the North Pennsylvania Rail-
road. The North Wales Hotel, which has been lately
remodelled and furnished in elegant style, is now
receiving boarders for the season. The proprietor
label Lukens) is well known to very many persons
as just the man for the place.
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MARRIED.

HooPY-SCULL.-July 16, by Rev. William Cath
cart, Mr.. FRANCIS HoopY to Miss MARY E. SCULL
both OF Atlantic county, N. j.
ERN-MCALLIsTER.-On July II, 1870, by
Rev. John McAnany, Mr. JAMES +. SOUTHERN u
Miss MAGGIE r. M0ALLIsTER, all OF Philadelphia.
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THE PHILADELPHIA UPHOLSTERY Of Messrs AL
bertson Co., No. 1435 Chestnut street, employs skill
full workmen at every branch of the business. Low
prices and pronsptness.
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PHALoN's 'VITALIA" for the Hair can be found
everywhere. 1t is clear, and has no sediment. This
wonderful preparation is PHALONS YITALIA, OR SAL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR. Poured on the hands, it
leaves no stain. 1t is nevertheless the most eec-
tive article of its class advertised.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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THE MOTHERS TREAsURE.-Mrs WINsLow's
SOOTHING SYRUP is the prescription of one Of the
best female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for thirty years, with
never-failing safety and success. by millions of
mothers for their children. 1t wind collie,
gulates the bowels corrects the acidity, and gives
rest and health to the child.
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MIR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweller at No. 2s
South Second street. has of the largest and most
attractive stocks Of all kinds of Jewery and Silver
ware in the city. He has also on hand fine assort-
ment OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the worth of their money
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TREMONT HOUSE, CAPE MAY, N. j.
This House is open for the reception of guests.
Rooms can be engaged at No. 1908 MOUNT VERNON
sis I'm MRS. H. PARKINSON JONES.
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LANCASTER DELEGATES TO HE GREAT FAIR,
The following members are appointed to repre-
seut the Lancaster Agricultural Society In the
South Carolina Institute Fair next week a.:
Willis Gregory, D. ]. Carter, Captain ]. Q. Fos
ter. J. R. Hunter, ]. B. Erwin, Colonel J. d.
Wylie. Captain W. J. Stover, D: ": Brown, Gag
ia in T. ]. Cureton, y: r. ". Beik, captain 1. X.
NJ sbet, S. J. Dunlap, F. D. Greene.
TIE folio wing are the delegates appointed to
attend the Agricultural Convention at. Its next
meeting in Columbia: ',-;4
H. a. Gooch, Sr., Cap; ain Z. G. Billings, Dr. ].
Foster, John Brown, Richard Elliott. t'r. Hor-
to d, Captain A. 8. Nishet, Captain W. ]. Mclwain,
Co lionel J. n. Crockett.
Delegates to these meetings, it is understood,
W Ill be passed to and from by the railroad com.
pau!es for half fare.
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TIE School FOR SCANDAL AT The AcADEAY
To-N1oHr.-The 1oI ers of the legitimate drama
have rare treat in st, for them tonight in the
presentation by Miss La,ra Keene and her com.
rpany Of the grand old comedy, the School for
Scandal Our Information warratts us In assum:
ing in advance that the performance will be one
of no ordinary excellence, ard we expect to see
In the audience tonight great numbers, especially
Of the ladies) who have not, 30 far, during the
present season, graced the Academy with their
presence.
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DONATIONS TO THE FAIR OF TIE GERMAN
LADIES socrETy.-The ladies gratefully acknowl.
edge the following donations: One box sweet
soap ostendor6 & Co.; one box perfumery, Mr..
Wm.- A.; one bottle cologne, one comb and hair:
brush, Collins Co.; one pair OF lamp shades, Mr..
Hyer; one large lamp, Mr. Brown; one inkstaud
matchbox and one copy OF the. Rural Carolinlan,
Walker Evans & Cogswell; one glass Of jelly, MI
Paul; one handsome pipe, FIN. Meyer; one table
cover, Mr.. lsemaan; one album, Mr.. Mechers; one
pair nower vases, one pair cups and saucers, Mrs.
Brunjes; one pair vases, Ars. Wittschen; one set
of mats, Mrs, Frohne; one pair vases, Miss Bull.
winkle; one handsome oil painting, one set OF sl-
yer spoons, F. II. Pioscr; one BIO K sweet soap. Mr.
Elias; one pair Of fine ornaments, ]. B. P: Alley;
one, silver.plated pitcher, IS in cash and two
china: ornaments, H. stencken; one photograph
william McBurney; one pair cigar stands, r. & E..
yoigt; D. zerbst, IS; G. Kurth, IS; B. oNeiu, 81;
JetYords i Co., 81; George Marjenhon, 81; Mr..
Ritter 81; E. H. stelling, 81; E. Brandes, 81; Mr.
wieters, 81; Mr.. Caldwell, So.
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na-c COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
FIREPRooF. BUILDING, CHARLESTON, oOTo-
BER:ao; as7o.-Tne attention OF "Bankers," the
omcers OF Banks and Insurance Agents doing
business In this city Is called to the Tax Act pass
ed September 18th, 1858. All returns for State
Taxasiop made after this day are liable to an in.
crease Of so per cent. as penalty.
Returns referred to above will be received at
this once until the 2Sth instant after which time
the penalty will be imposed, and an arbitrary as.
sessment made where the parties fall to make re-
tnrns. Az. RANSIER, A. G. O.
octa1-Q
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sa- soUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE

a9 SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
FaIR-rhe FARMERs Of Charleston Neck are
respectfully invited to assist the Committee Of Ar.
ranrements in securing decorations for the Fair
Building at the approaching Exhibition, by con.
trtousions of cedar Bushes and Moss. -
A committee will be In attendance at the build.
ing on the Race Course oh Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday OF nextweek, for the purpose Of re-
ceIving and arranging any contributions which
may be made.
In behalf of the Committee:
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
octa24 Superintendent.
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ns-SPREAD THE TRUTH.-SOME E
medical men insist that 1t is undgnided to adyer.
tise a remedy, however valuable it may be-: Queer
reasoning this. 1t is like saying thatian article
which the world needs should be hidden In cor
ner-that blessings and benefits may be too widely
difYused-that the means OF protecting and re-
storing health should be close monopoly, and
not accessible to all. The argument is bad. 1t is
worse than that; 1t Is tnh,snhln. Suppose HOS.
TErTER,S STOMACH BITTERS-aa absolute spe-
cIdc for dyspepsia, bliousness and nervous debl-
ity-hsd never been known beyond the repertoire
Of the faculty. what would have been the conse-
ouencea Instead OF curing and inyigorattng mil.
lions, tha good effects of,the preparation would
have beef, confined to q comparative fewi There
ia the highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid under bushel; that whatever
is excellent should be placed as city on hill,
where all men can, take eognkance or T. It Is
upon chis principle that the Bitters have been
advertised, and continue to- be advertised, In
eyery uewspaper Of any prominence In the west.
eru hemisphere. and that the spontaneous tssl.
monials In its Ayor have been translated into A. y
written languages. Thousands enjoy perfect
health to-day who would be languishing on beds
OF sickness II the newspapers had not spread the
Truth ,uttn regard to TIT, ,unsquaHed taofgoran'
and coyrectics far and wide. Suppose profit has
been reaped from this publicity Is saat any ar
gument against issS Il the public health has oeen
protected: II lives have been saved; II the feeble
have been strengthened and the sick restored
grear good has been accomplished; and who SO 70
mean as 20 grudge TO e1erlons thus directed theiI
..,N.,' =, ~ ;oct22-6psC
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sHrA GRAND EPOCH, IN SCIENCE
From the time when, LII 1854, DER RUGGE discov.
cred "Carbouc Acldn and lts extraordinary medi.
cal effects nothing In the history Of Medicine has
equalled It; Largely used BY the French physi:
clans in treatment OF consumptive and iscrofu-
ious diseases It Was introduced BY the Court Ply;
scian,f Berlin, MAY ERNST HENRY; into Prus.
sls, and from thence.to the United States. No
shing else or the present; day cam equal HEN.
RVS SOLUTION OR CARBOIIC CONSTITUTION
RENovAreR Patients get better ajter only one
aoss ssAasoeen.aae,,, antl we cordially recommend
Ito the pr,ublic---CEditpr .rgIs.W -. janlT Tyr
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GRAND AND FIRST OPENING: OF, DRY t,ooDs,
consisting Of Dress Goods, Blankets, Flanns.l Is,
Cassimeres, velVets, Silks; also, Carpets and
oIlcloths, &c, at the Branch Store of Furchgott,
Benedict. 4 Co., No. IA King street, nextto the
Misses Ashtons. Most all the goods are Of our
ewu Importation and will be offered to the public
at such prices never known in Charleston be-
fore. octA
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Marre6.

cApERs-MssRoo ooE.--In this city;.on Thurs.
dsy, 2Otfl Instant at st. Philips Church. BY Rev.
MISS % ANNE T., daughter Of the late Henry Miss.
room.
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..@a.sGEO. w. .WYLLY,,*e. 81.
:9,:i AuctioneSr, asavannah Ga. , !

hDMINIST RiA TORS. SAL E.
~ VIII besoId, on the nrst TUESDAY I'd De-.
nam County, between the legal heurs OF sale .oS
THE RICE PLANTATION OF the late John ..
Mongin, situated ION the nofth bank Of the Grekt
Ogeechee River, In Chatham. County, and iconstst1
Of about three hundred acres Of Rice Land, and,
seven hundred and eighty nine acres OF high Lahc,
more or less. Sold free from all membranes.
Sold by order Of the Court Of Ordinary af chatham
County for the benefit Of the heirs and creditors OF
the estate Of the said John D: Mongtn. ,..,
Terms -One. third cash. onethitdip stfM0nth5
and one.thlrd inJtwelve months; secured BY mott.
gage on the premises. Purchasers 70 pay0S pa
ioct24-m sd $50 x ssiar ~
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funeral Nctifels.

@ THE FRtENDsAND AGolUAINT-
ANOEs OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy, are re-
spectfuy Invited to attend the Funeral Services Of
their Youngest daughter ELLEN, from their late
residence, No. South street. at hafpast O'Clock.
oct24-s
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NEARGARETM;s SCHWARTZ, ,tTRUSTEE

NEARGARETM,S SCHWARTZ, TRUSTEE
Qyl i;and Assignee, .vs. ..IAMESB.WAEKEFs-
In the GomIron Pleas CharIeatonI County, y1iiplsn
BY virtue OF Judgment In the above entitled aG-
ton, the subscriber, as Referee Will sell at the DID
Postofnee foot Of Broad street. Id Charfest0h, oh
WEDNESDAY .the 18TH day Of November next, at
All THAT tSat 16T 6F LAND With lie Buildings thesss
on situate on the north side Of Market street, In
the City Of Charleston !and kno1n :As numbers
ninety ak 1897 and ninety eight H, measuring gtps
front on Market street twenty seven, 2D feet on
the east line extending to the hbrth eighty lBQy
feet, thence east thirty syfeet thence nsf6
sixty three feet nine inches t6s feet lnchesA ana
on the north line, from east 70 west, eighty eight
iSS feet thence running south sixty three feet
nine inches t63 feet 9tnches, thence east twenty
eight (2s) feet, and G0m thence on the west line
running south eighty 1907 feet; b1tting and bound.
Ing tothe east on Lands now OF late Of N. r: Petit
and Walkers to the north on Landtnow or lste Of
&. Adams, TO the west on Lands rnow Of: Late OF:
Leng, Sllcox and others, and to the south on MAJ
Eet street a'tf - 40 oi - sN-f 500 - .''
Terms-Cash enough to pay $l312 25, and Also:
the costs and disbursements In the action; me
balance payable on or before March 49, 1873, se-
cured by:bond Of purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises bond bearing interest at seven per cent =
payable annually until the debt be paid. Property
to Sc insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 70
|, pay Referee for stamps and papers ~ 49,
! oct24-mwe {. a.F,s ASHERD. COHEN, Referee. -
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HURLEY AND HUBBARD on THE STAGE
Neither the trrepressible Timothy nor the con-
stabular minion Of Governor Scott, VINO only
act on The political stage Of South Carolina, but
TWO gentlemen who will appear to night at the
Academy Of Music as members Of Miss Laura
Keene's Comedy Company, in the attractive play
of the School for Scandal.
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g AWAYWITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi.
cines Sent postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Ad.
dress Dr. E. B, F6oTE, no. 12o Lexington avenue,
NeX York. = L.. .o... ; = .iT.i ,decl6
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Obitnarp.

THWEATE.-DIed, at Bonneau's, on the 18th
inst MATILpA MARGARET only daughter Of VIM. L.
and Eliza ]. Thweate: Of st-John's Berkeley.
She camiy fell asleep In Jesus,
The only daughter OF our love,
We'll meet her when the Father pleases
To call US to the realms above.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding anf ptpszyes, Npei aid 9ooseach, .aeJ No
lsl King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
octlo-mtu ,,s,Ti'i'a CHAs. oaR1GHrER,& Co.
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.ALEcruRE BY DR.. J. DICKSON BRuNs.-The
many friends Of our former townsman, DR.. J.
o!a s Pns y $sas ssss a. sss
gentleman is to del Eer his lecture on tRe life and
genius Of r T;m5g1E 81 ss sas'ie
are respectfully invtted<e attend. The following
CORRESPONDENCE eyplaing itss II WA
Dr. . D,:ss1! SssSe44s s9@s. 4sESaslossa ssE Sssssssl!' 1910
your p roposed visit to our city and look fosward
with pleasure to the renewal OF social iuteEeoprse
wlSe iPeryTa ySaa hs:tb axtsAj i S0dn ahshsaoa Ss
ver before our people your Timed Lecture which
in New Orleans we fseEassgred aas ySns saGseP s p
tanceat %aq 1N sa nna an acconn,
ySerSss gSs Sades sSr se
but also on account Of the gifted son Of song whose
RTsss REs sayS.$s1s SSs ssl1s{s ses TSit sge sts
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your frisnaF W. Dsstftsri Seq5s fhyaa. g =,
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