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A BOGUS BOURBON.
A Double of Charles X Appealing to Phila del


The question "HaVe we a Bourbon among
us?" used to be an everyday one, but it has
long since ceased to agitate the public. Below
we give a reprint of curious advertisement
which appeared in Philadelphia paper on June
18, S24. At this time the actual Charles was
par mount 10 French politics, and few months
afterwards ascended the throne, on the death of
his brother, Louis XVIII. Now that another
royal family of France has started on its
wanderings over the world, the appeal of the
bogus Bourbon will be read with interest. We
may soon have some bogus Bonapartes amongst
us. The advertisement reads:-
The Dauphin Of France to the Citizens of philadelphia
NNHE
Il French Consuls in the United States OF
America, who have been instructed by the
public papers, and by myself, OF my claim-that
OF being the son OF Louis XVI-and who have been
unwilling 10 grant me means by which INV family
OF Austra) could be instructed OF my existence and
pretensions these same Consuls have refused me all
assistance, to prevent me from reaching my country
where their characters could be made known
The Supreme Ruler will not suffer the guilty to
pass unpublished, and will prove that sooner later
the virtuOus and wise win meet their due reward.
Having spent twenty-five years OF my existence
both with the army and populace OF France is sum-
cielt for my satisfaction TO know that the people in
general did not participate Ia the destruction OF my
parents-hence it Is that recognize the French
ration the sole heir Q: my rights should death
me before ascend the throne Of my aneestofs.-I
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OF the city of Philadelphia, bearing date
eighteenth day OF April, 1853, and recorded in tn
Office for recording deeds and mortgages for the
city and county OF Philadelphia, in Mortgage Book
A. @. H., No. 66, page 465, ETC., the undersigned
Trustees named In said mortgage
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
q ERN MEN ALI

DEPUTY QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFIcE,l
PHILADELPHIA, PA, Sept 7, 1870.
VIII be sold at public auction, at the Schuylkill
Arsenal, Philadelphia, Pa, on "WEDNESDAY, Oct.
12, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. large amount OF
Clothing, Camp and Garrison Equipage, and Quar-
termaster's Stores
Amongst the articles TO be sold are 700 blGaksss
(OOOe and $4,000 knit shirts. Also pants, jackets,
Overcoats etc., etc.
Printed catalogues can be obtained on application
at this ONCE.
Terms of sale-lO per cent. down, remainder on
delivery.
STEWART VAN VLIET
Deputy Quartermaster General
sset breVet Mayer General U. s. Army.
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Local NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
Il AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate OF HULDAH A. STONE; deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit SETTLE
and adjust the account OF AUGUSTINE q. STONE,
administrator OF HULDAH A. STONE, deceased, ana
to report distribution OF the balance In the hands OF
the accountant will meet the parties interested for
the purpose OF his appointment on WEDNESDAY,
September IA, 1870, at O'Clock r. NJ, at his ofice
No. 13l South FIFTH Street, in the city OF Phila-
dephia- 92fmW5t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PENNSYLVANIA RE.
UBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMIT.

MY HEADQUARTERS PENNSYLVANIA RE-
- PUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TIE.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 7, 1870
In pursuance OF the call Of MAHLON II DICK
INSoN, Chairman of the Executive Committee Of
state Central Committee, the Committee met at
2. NJ. this day at the Continental Hotel.
The Chairman read the following letter.
ALTOONA, Aug. 16, 1870.
DEAR SIR:-The State Central Committee have
to-day passed the foil wing resolution
Resolved, That the whole matter Of the dispute
between Captain Greedy and the Hon. Charles
ONeil, in regard to the Congressional nomination in
the Second district be referred for examination to
the Executive Committee and that both parties be
afforded an opportunity to be heard before said COM
mittee.
You will please convene the Executive Commit
tee, of which you are chairman, and take into con-
sideration the above resolution.
lruy Chairman yIrrs of State Central Central CnUU ComUitsee
On motion of Charles II. Pennypacker the follow
ing resolution was adopted:-
Resolved, That the Executive Committee of the
Republican State Central Committee have no wish
to interfere with the nomination for Congress in the
Second district, as they believe that all questions
relative thereto should be settled by the City EXecu
tive Committee
ON motion, the Secretary was directed to furnish
copy Of the foregoing resolution to Hon. Charles
lius Walborn and Chairman OF Republican City
Executive Committee.
on motion, adjourned to meet at call of Chairman
MAHLON II. DICK NsON, Chairman.
CHAs. H. PEENYPACKER Secretary. 9s4t
ns5yn PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDI-
CINE AND SURGERY, located NINTH
Street, south OF IOCUST.-The Committee to dis
tribute free tickets to medical students for the lee
lures Of the University, which commence october
l, will receive applications until October Is. The
application must be made in writing, with evidence Of
inability to pay full fees and of GOOD moral character
The names OF the gratuitous students will not be
disclosed. Apply to or address w. PAINE DEAN,
tion, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY from 70 to 2
O'Clock. S27smw9t
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PROPOSALS.
TMPRovEMENT OF THE soHUYLKILL
4 RIVER.
UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE, !
No. POS 5. FIFTH STREET

UNITED STATES ENGINEER OFFICE,1
No. 20S s. FIFTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept s. 1870.
Sealed Proposals. in duplicate, with copy OF this
advertisement attached to each, Will be received at
this once until 10 O'Clock Nj of MONDAY, the 10th
day OF October 1870 for clearing the channel OF the
Schuylkl river at its mouth, at Gibsons Point and
above to the Chestnut Street Bridge.
The channel is 10 be dredged at the places named to
obtain width OF one hundred and fifty Qb0) feet and
depth OF eighteen QS) feet at mean low water. The
material TO be removed is mostly sand 1t must be
disposed OF in conformity with the regulations OF the
Board OF Port Wardens.
The amount to be eXcavated Is about 40, 600 cubic
yards. Proposals will state the price per cubic yard
measured In the scows and the time OF commencing
and completing the work.
A deduction Of ten QO) per centum on partial pay
ments will be made until the completion OF the
work.
No contract viii be entered into for working after
the 30th OF June. 1871.
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished by this
ONCE and any other information practicable to
give.
The right is reserved 10 reject any and all bids
Proposals must be addressed TO the undersigned,
and endorsed the envelope Proposals for Dredg.
ing the Schuylkill River"
]. ID. KURTZ,
996t Leutenant-C Colonel OF Engineers.
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ntSya NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made at the next meeting
of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth OF
Pennsylvania for the Incorporation of a Bank, in
accordance with the laws OF the Commonwealth, to
be entitled THE KEY STONE STATE BANK, to be
dTed and fifty thousand dollars, with the right
to increase the same to five hundred thousand
dollars.
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WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,

at the MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, in the city of
PHILADELPHIA, by
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BRELLAs-CHEAPEsT INThs CITY.
u DxoE'e. Ne y q KI0agH esEssk nh nsha
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4. o. o. f..

A full meeting OF the mem
bers of Macarthur, Lodge is re-.
quested on Tuesday evening
next, and Of the E"ncampment
on Wednesday evening, for the
purpose of installation Of Off
GERS.
The following are the officers
elect of the Macarthur Lodge:
NJ. r. Barnes, N. G.; j. V, Ka-
Ter, ". g.; Paris Horton, r. S.;
Aaron Will, P. s.; j. S. Will,
Treas.
Encampment--Dan. VIII, @.
p; Paris Horton, II. p; John
p. Dunkle, s. w.; Aaron Will,
j. w; j. A. FELTON,, 7.
We ale requested to say that
the District Deputy Grand
Master, S. N. Poston, of Mel
Sonville, will be present on
Tueseay evening, and business
of the highest Importance to
every member Of the order will
be introduced, in addition TO
the regular installation of off
GERS.
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TERMS o 1871.

HARpsR's MAGAZINE, One Year.......-..si 90
HARpER's WEEKLY, One Year........ 4 90
LARprRis Bazaar One Y-ear........ 400
HARpEa's MAGAZINE, HARpER's WEEKLY, and
HARpER's Bazaar, to one address, for one year,
sl0,0Os or any two for $500.
An extra copy Of ether he Maqashe, VeeHg or
Bazaar. ufH be supplied graiis for erery clrb OF FIre
Subscribers 1870 esdh IL oae ,mitfancse or.Sir
CopiesJor .s20.Oc, tiatEi est'a eol5.
The postage within the United States IL for
the Magazine e5 cents a year, for the Weekly
or Bazaar 20 cents q year., payable yearly, semf
yearly or quarterly, at The Office where re-
ceived. subscriptions from the Definition Of
Canada mist be accompanied with "a cent
additional for the Magazine, or 9cenfs for the
VIZ ekly or Bazaf 10 prepay the u. s. postage.
The voiunffg of the Magazine rommence
with the numbers for June ana December Of
each year. Subscriptions may commence with
any lumber. When no time is specified, IL
TO commence with the first mum Der ofthe cur
rent volume, snd beck numbers will be sent
The volumes OF the Weekly and Banr CON-
menee With the year. When no time is spec
'lied,lt wlil DO un derstood thatthe strbecriber
WISHES TO coinfnenes with the number next aE.
ter The receipt OF his order. M
When the subscribers addreAs is 10 be
changed, both the old and new one must be
given. Hts notnecessay 10 give n0dce odds
continuance.
In remittmgby mail, a Post Office orderhr
drasts preierabie TO bank notes, since, should
the order or dndt be lost or stolen, IL can ie
ret eSed without loss to the sender. ~ tncI
Address, HARPER q BRCrHERS,d
iNoEf New York.
.~lg.A gc.I III lltnFh.
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Our Umbrella.

Paris Horton has gone and
done it. Al one fell stroke he
has exploded one of the most
ancient and time honored the
cries of this or any other age.
He has actually returned our
umbrella. We don't know how
to account for ii. 1t was a
good umbrella. True, it has
been a very dry season, and
theories may be Ike signs
fail in dry weather. Certain it
is, we have long mourned that
umbrella as among the things
of the past. On the day that
Napoleon LAID his, sword at the
feet of His Majesty, we laid our
umbrella in Paris Horizons
buggy, and from that day un>
til last Tuesday we knew as
little of the whereabouts of
our umbrella as Napoleon knew
OF the whereabouts of his En-.
pire. Paris had them BOTH
Paris has restored the umbrel-
la, will Paris restore the En-
piree But it is not our inten-
ton to speculate on this SUBJ
ject. Our. umbrella has been
returned. Paris Horton did il.
Let his head be crowned with
laurels, and his name handed
down 10 sspostetity. Magnif-
cent Parisl Glorious umbrel-
la!. Such virtue sho uld be re,
Iwarded. Paris, send us around
a handsome set of furniture,
and we'll owe you for it.
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Mollenkoph g. Boqensohutz

& Hereby announce that they have opened q
new and fashionable, custom madctoot and
shoe store, 10 Union Block, Second St, near
the lost Once; where they will always keep
on hand and mann faeture TO order, in the
latest styles; 9 everything IN their line, Including
geiEt' dtdies' Aptanisses', basst and shoes OF
all grades.
Tory propose 1eePiog a stock Of goods that
will. MOI suffer in comparison with that of aAy
ither establishments the city, and which WIN
be sold at the lowest liyltg rates.
Ilpl work warranted. None but skillful
workmon employed.
NCali and examine our stock and prices. Re
member the place, No. 4 Union Block, near
Port Office. nol2j 1869.
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Errors ofYouth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
nervous debility, premature decay. and all
The effects of youthful indiscretion, VIII, for
(, tho SAKE of suffering humanity, send Tree TO
all who need It the ~recIpeSnd direction for
,sniaking the simple remedy by which he was
..tured. Sufferers wishing to profit 10y the adj
Nsverd er's experience can do so 10y addressing
,11 perfect confidence, JOHN IS. oGIEN,
,oov.Oiy No. 4s Cedar street, New York.
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COMMON % u
JUDGE .PLYLEY. PRFsIDING.

JUDGE .PLYLEY, PREsIDiSG.
A number of civil cases have
beentried at thegpfesent term,
and one criminal case. Jas! Cali
was tried for perjury in making
an affidavit before Judge Mayo
upon which a license was issu-
ed for the marriage Of Miss
Harriet Davis, aged sixteen,
daughter Of Col. Levi Davis, of
Hooking county, to Oarmi Call,
SON of the accused. The par
ties were married by Squire
Mcdowell on the 2Sth Of July
at the Hubert House. The
written consent Of the mother
Of the young lady had been OBJ.
tanned, and affidavit was made
that the father was dead, and
that the young lady was a res,
ident of this county, whereas
her father was living, and she
was a resident of Hooking
county, The defense admitted
the facts as stated above, but
claimed that Gall was so drunk
that he did not know what he
was swearing to. The jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty. The
case will be taken before.the
Supreme Court on a writ of err
ror on some technicality, we
believe. ,Conrt will adjourn
next Saturday.
Nn L" - " -|
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SMITHS MERCANTILE COLLEGE,
sPSrtsmonth, ohio, prepares young men prac-
acailY for the duties ofthe cOunting.room, by
teaching them Bookkeeping, Writing, and
BUSINESS Arithmetic, aud also tor general
business. THERE'S no class system students
IAN enter at any time. College permanently
'oeated. Open day and evening.
Address 9. W. SMITH, Principal. 9
Sep, 10, 1862 vi
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The inside walls of the Court
House have been painted in
stead of white-waShed, as was
at first proposed. We are glad
the Commissioners concluded
10 make this change. Now,
that the Court House is. being
made once more respectable
at a heavy cost, the Commits.
Sioners should make arrange
meptS to prosecute those very
smart young men who wilfully
defaee the walls and doors by
writing their names, drawing
obscene pictures upon them,
" hitting them etc.,
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Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcia-
tiOn.

Z Eor The Reliefa and Cure OF the Firing and I'm
fortunate on Principles of Christian
AyJENa- Philanthropy. ~-a
1Essays on'the Errors5i Youth, anil the fol-
Is 9fes orAge, in .relation TO Marriage and Social
Evils, With sanitary aid for the afflicted
Sent ffee, in eealeI envelopes. Address,
OwARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Pliladel
lphia, Pa,
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aaonngham,s pyefer the igslskers.
-~PETERsoNs MAGAZINE
Prospectusf for 1871. Z


To e~verySeerso on getting up a clubof four, at
HA.bOeaeh, will be sent Tree, our superb Z
copy.rlght engraving, (24 Inches by ?0D
"WAsHISoroN AT THE BATTLE OF TRESros."
While to those getting up clubs Of eight, at
8l.D-each, an extra copy OF the Magazine for
1871, in addition, will be sent free
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE has the best
original stories ofaDy Of the lady's hooks, the
best colored fashion plates, the best steel en-
gravipgs, &C., &c. Every family ougDt TO
take II. IL giyesmOre for the money than any
in the world. 1t will contain, next year, in It's
twelve numbers
ONE THOUSAND PAGESir q.
FOURTEEN sPLENDIDsTEEL PLATES
TWELVE COLD BERLIN PATTI ERNsl
TWELVE MAMMOTH CoLoaD FASH Ms
NINE HUNDRED wooD.CUTsl,
TWENTY"FoUR PAGES OF MUSIC
will also give five original eopyriebt nov,
elettss by Frank Lee benedict, and 5thers of
The Best authors CT Ameiica. Aiso, nearly A
hundied shorter stories. All orHIial. lis
superb
MAMMOTH coLoRED FASHION PLATES
are ahead Of all others. These plates are en-.
graved on steel. twice the Usual SIZE.
TERMS-Always in Advance:
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.OTERooATs on demand.

OVERo0ATS on demand.
FLoArING ice in the Ohio riv.
er this week.
The colored voters propose
TO hold q State Convention on
the 18th Of January.
A GALLON Of sea-water
weighs 1881 pounds, and con-
tainS 4 to 81 ounces of salt.
The Provisional French Gov.
ernmento adyertises the pay>
ment of the January interest
on the national debt.
1T is reported that the King
of Prussia has granted Fulda,
in oHesse Uassel, to the Pope,
for a residence. '5".'
The shipments Of coal over
the Hooking Valley railroad
are very heavy, averaging 100
car loads per day.
..i ..HfN.. .f.f. . ...I | 4 "
JOHN Denier, the daring rope
walker, tell from his rope the
other day, at Frankfort, Ken
lucky, and died from his iNjur'
les.
. Mr.. JOSEPH OGILvIE, a well.
known dcolored shoemaker of
Chilllcothe, died Wednesday
week last. The cause of his
death was heart disease.
The OaIoric Engine of the
Chillicothe Advertiser has
played out, and they ~nowihave
to use digger" power to run
their power press.
THE Circleville Democrat
says large sums,of money will
he lost on hogs, in that and
other counties, tKissyear. Nu-
merous spectators bought at
eight cents.
GEORGE HOLLAND, the veteran
comedian, died Dec. goth, aged
Seventy-nine. He was a rep
resentative man, and his New
York experience went further
back than that of any now left.
THE Glendale struck a snag
and sunk near Turkey Island.
Her main deck is barely GOV,
cred with water, and she can
easily be raised unless dam
aged by Ice.
ONLY once during the last
twenty years has the weather
in early winter been so mild
that the Upper Mississippi has
been open to navigation.'so late
as it is this season.. i.
j OswEGo, New York, has had
a sad affair. A young man
was obliged to stay on the roof
of ia house all night, with moth
ing on him but a thin shirt, be.
cause a neighbor came home
sooner than his wife expected
him. q
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.ITIi a - "HH. H 100" f.
We are unable to report the
marriage licenses this week.
The carpenters and painters
having taken possession Of the
Probate room, the Judge lock.
ed up his books and retired
Persons in need of his services
should not be discouraged by
the above. Look him up, and
you will find him ready to deal
out the fatal documents as usu-
al. Price only seventy Il We
cents. 49, 30
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Mr.. J.G 4SwErLAEB frsnish-
es us with the following report
-ot the weather for the past
week :: ~ juq %
Friday, 10 Am g. degrees
above O.; Saturday, la. NJ. 5
below; Monday, 8 A. M. s
above; Tuesday, 10 A. NJ 20
above.
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Normal School LebanOn.-16th
Year.

In the school year of this
popular Institution there are
five terms, four Of eleven weeks
and one of six weeks, giving
only two weeks vacation in
August. The annual enroll
ment for 1869 was $50 different
pupils; for 1870, it is over l.
200, From present prospects,
the enroll for 1S71--or
10Th 'year-will exceed 1900
different pupils. The average
enrolment per term, last year,
was about $50. This year
it will probably exceed
500 pupils. This large attend
ance makes Il necessary to sns.
tain over forty RecitationS and
Drills daily, each fifty minutes
in length. Any person enter>
ing at any time, can find class.
es that will meet his wants,
from the beginning classesin
all the common branches, to
the highest classes in the col
lege course. Insufficient num-
Der of teachers is employed 10
prevent anyclass ~becomlng too
large for successful manage,
ment; and careful attention is
paid to the wants of every pu-
pill in every class. Expenses,
81 per week; by self boarding,
can be reduced to rs.
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EaH# HHH-H"W o.
The Presbyterian Supper at
the School>housel was a sue
cess financially, realizing S75.
ALI present appeared to en-
joy themselves. Some of the
"Bloods" attempted to get up a
dance in the Hall, after the af
fair was over, but the apowers
that be" vetoed it and all &C.
cordingly dispersed to their re.
spective homes. "a
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Next Sabbath, New Y ear
Day, preaching in the Christian
Church by Elder Fl. A. Pallis>
ter. Theme in the morning.
"Living Epistles." In the eve
ming, a New Years address,
from she text: "Let the dead
bury their dead.'
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THE NEW ORKMETHODIST
AN EIGHT PAGE WEEKLY.

Now in its eleventh ear, publishes sermons,
a serial story for the family, a new children's
editorials by ihe best MethoJist writers and
others, foreign and domestic correspondence,
full departments OF religious and secular IN!
telligence. Price $3.50 a year. Liberal pre-.
miuins or cash commissions to canyassers.
Subscriptions commence ~ any time. For
specimen enclose a two cent stamp tOptepay
postage Address THE METHODIST, III
Nassau ST., N. Y. F' .NiA
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MIR. JOHN p. DUNkLE who lost
his cow last week, has found
her. She was found near
Prattsville by Mr.. Holdren,
who having seen the adver-
tisement in the Record,
promptly returned her to MI.
d. last Monday.
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EcoNoMY.-Save your doctors bill
and y serious attack of illness by
taking a. few doses of DR.. Henry's
Root and Plant Fills. See advertise
ment. 4w
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SEE advertiser ent of DR.. Butts
Dispensary, headed Book for the Mil
lion-Marriage Guide-in another COL
umn. 1t should be read by all. 1y.
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Two weeks ago we spoke of
a revival at Pieal ant Valley
Chapel, which was a "slight
mistake in the printer" Judge
Kaler informs us that the name
dfthe place ofworsh ip is Kaler
Meeting House, named so for
the Judge who had it built
his own expense. Pro-
tracted meetings are ,stiR in
progress and the interest una.
bvted. The church is of the
United Brethren sect. Pleas.
ant Valley Chapel is about
hree.fourtks of a mile below,
and we got tho two mixed.
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~TEKMS-Always in Advances
PREMIUMS.

Every person getting up q club of four at
tl.eu each, shall receive free. aeopy o" Wash.
ingtonF' Every person gettIug up q club OF
enht, O. Sl.5o ca h, shall receive ftee, 10th a
copy Of" Washlngton' and a copy Oft ie Mag.
wishing to get up clubs.
Address CHARLES JEFFERSON.
JOG Chestnut Street Ph Adeiphis, Pa.
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JOHN T. ALEXANDER, fhe
great Illinois farmer, is selling
out 27,Oo0 acres in lots to suit
purchasers. Is s..e !.
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no Consumptives.

tine advertiser. having been permanently
sGdred OF that dread disease, Consumption, by
Aaample remedy. is ANXIOUS to make known
TO hrs fellow sufferers the means OF cure. To
ali who desire 1t, he will send q copy Of the
prescription used tfree ofclhsrgel with dlrecT
tons for preparing and using the same, which
a they will nnd a sure cure for Consumption
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
q Parties wishing the prescription will please
, address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
I65 South Second Street, Willlamsburgh, NY.