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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

IL yarions styles, with all the I'm proyements. st
Low PRICES, and PEI ked in strong box-. S.-,f
anywhere by express delivered 90 any part oftbe
cry, orcers 10y mail promptly and properly exc
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LOST AND FOUND.
L OST-On Sunday evening, the 10th instant, while
IL going from corner of and 18th streets to Presi
dent grounds, a narrow, chased GOLD BRACE
LET. The Under will be literally rewarded by leay
ing ID at No. 521 18TH ST., near r. jyll-3tr
c. REwARD-Strayed or stolen, on the night of
cCs) the 2lst Of June, from the premises Of szSrA
the undersigned, roam Buffalo COW, with GGEIS
slit in the right ear No. 946 9th street. u2
Washington. ID. &. MTLES GIBBONS. jyII-3t.
SsTRAYED AwAY-On the 10th inst a SORREL
marked. $40 reward will be tiyen if returned 10
JOHN COLBERT, 421 I'd street, between ID street
and Virginia syenne, Island jyll 3t"
I OST-The person getting through mistake at a
IL party in Georgetown, June I'd, a WATER
Proof CLOAK will oblige the owner of the Az.
ticle by leaving II at No. So LIST street, George
town. Jy9-3ts
q z REwARD-For BAY MARE stolen July 6th
pa from MY pasture lot. on Cor. New York ave
and North Capitol ST. about IL hands high and yery
left hind foot white and white spot on Torch ad
Above reward will be given IL left my house, LIST
81 west and New York avenue.
jye-y r' . % ser WIN. BATES.
cox REwARD-Lost, . Gold Enameled 81 TIL
SZC CORPS BADGE. The above reward will
be paid for its delivery at this office. Jy7-u
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DEPARTMENT OF METROPOLITAN PoLrcE,l
Ofscs Of Major and SvpertHtenfsHs,
WA.HINGToS, June -. 100
The members OF the Metropolitan Police Force ar,
hereby Instructed To promptly arrest all person.
guilty Of violating the requirements of the aboy.
notice. A O. RICHARDS,
Je9 IRepl MAJOR and Su ,erintendent.
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It's impossib'e 70 conceive the variety of eooas \
Keep therefore would respectfully solicit call
P. s.-The store 4, cool and pleasant.
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DR.. Hoofiand's POdOphyllin
! OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL,

LEU H HI| kadTtle EHolbn. .H
ItIsnOt necessary to take handful Of those
Pills 10 produce tho desired effect; two Of them
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver
Stomach, and Bowels Of oil impurities. Tho
principal ingredient Is POdophyllin, or tho Alec.
hoIic Extract of Mandrake, which ia by many
times more Powerful, Acting, and Searching
than tho Mandrake itself. Its peculiar action iS
upon the Liver, cleaning It speedily from all OBJ
BtructlonS, with all tho power Of Mercury, yet
eo nom tho Injurious results attached To the use
Of that mineral. H
For all diseases, in which the use of cathArtlC
Is indicated, these Pills will give entire sAlSfhc
ton In every case. They MeUsr fall,
In cases Of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and
extreme CostiyencsS, Dr.. Hooaand's German
BItters or Tonic should DO used in connection
with tho Pills. Tho tonic effect Of tho DIttGrs OF
Tonic builds up the system. The BItters or Ton
&c puriaes the Blood, strengthens tho nerves
rt0ulate' the Liver, aud gives strength, energy,
and VlgOt.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills, and
tonO up tho system With BIttct8 or Tonic, and no
disease can retain ItS hold, OF ever aSsRIl you,
These medicines arc sold BY all Druggists and
dealers In medicines everywhere.
Reeollect thGti 1t Is On. HooPlAND's GERMAN
REMEDIES, that are 10 universally used and high.
II recommended; and do not allow tho Druggist
to induce you to tako anything else that he may
say is Just Gs good, because no makes larger
profit omit. These Remedies will DO sent BY Bx'
press 70 any locality, upon application TO the
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, ct the GERMAN MEDI'
CINE STORE, GS1 ARCH STREET, PHI1A.
DELPHLA AYE
CHARLES n. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly Q, n. Jackson 4 Co.
7Es,s Rsntdiss ant for tSals By DrU0Glsts, Stors'
EsSp,pSj, md Nedleias DEALERS, sUegytOksrs
tESovotoaS Hs UlsitHd States, 0aaGdGS, South
INSIIos, and ne W6llt ZadiAs. b.. ll
LAUGHLN, SMITH 3 CO..,
sspSTuThsatAw Wholesale Agents,
d.
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CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
EAsT-LEAvB
al Sit


EAsT-LEAvEs I wEsT-LEAvEs.
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
ARRIVES AT BellaIre 800. 1l:9S a. m.
Grafton. $50 q. m. ,'sg ARRIVES AEH-5ss,:
Ga aIIm6FS SO F. M Ss S%SEN S pm
Wash'n City. 1000 p. IN. Columbus. .&35 p. m.
New York. :. 600 q. M Cincinnati lESO p m.
X n FAST LINZ F,H }'
EAsT-LEAvEs wEsT-LEAVEs,
Wheeling daily Leaves Wheeling
At 500 p. m. daily ats, 200 m,
Baltimore 80, 800 a. III. ARRIVES AT
Wash'n City. ,sl0 N. zenesyIo. 1890 ?. m.
\ 70 "a sit .Eil tFSgnaAyE executed.
EAsr-LEAvEs wHST-LBAVES.
SWhecling daily HLCavC Wheeling
Gt.......... 1i:86 p. m. daily at. .ll:45p m.
ARRIVES AT ARRIVES AT
Grafton 3. 4:00a N: Newark $3.50 q. m.
Baltimore -. .4:A6 p. III. Sandusky -. 600 p. III.
WQsh'n City 6:25 p. m. COluIn bins. =. 7:4 mi.
New York. !. .:B:OO a M. Cincinnati :. 1900 M.
Saturdays excepted. Sundays excepted. IL
ACCOMMODATION. g :
EAsT-EEAYESs wEsT-LIAVES - /,
"WhcCling daily, = . "Wheeling daily, = : :
at ......... 1855 a. m. at. ......... ..805 p IN.
ARRIYTSATS - Z AnIsiJEs At, q 81
Grafton. .4:l0 p. m. GAINESVILLE. 800 p. m.
ParkGrsburg .9;45 p. nj. Newark 1890 p. M
Cumberland. .iO:i6 ,. m. sandusky. .. Dos j. m.
Trains on The Main Limo make connections at
Baltimore with trains for Philadelphia, New
York and Boston. At Relay House, via Wash.
Ington City, for all points South.
Central Ohio trains make direct emnOCtiOn'at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets to all principal points can be procured
ut the oflce, ~ = 80 tSJ0IrF u, WILSON, =
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
II. T. DEVRIES,
IunI4 General Agent. Wheeling,
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TRANSPORTATION.

Baltimore & Ohio KalIrOld GO.
k sRgE RE II
h . B " WhAtl&OsJ JUNG II. 1870.
.D AS S EN- G E R. T i$AI Ms WILL
IL run by tho following schedule on and after
juno 18th, 1870, Wheeling tins:
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Agents wanted evCrywh0ro in The State.
ntTEdrNdI 81 ROY AqLl D 8

N1EE6a6E " rIl9EEs9SSS U s
lion. VIM. Z. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
" RI. Berkshire, Judges Supreme Court OF
James II, Brown, Appeals g! WcGt va;
F." j. ]. Jackson, Jr,. JpdRe 81 W . Ulsu1CI
Court WA. c..iss,,gI a., :. s.n..,
D. D. T. FarnswOrth, President OF senate
West Va.
" A. WCnlngUr, member Senate, =.
Jacob IlOrnbrOok, PrCst, West va. ms. GO;
Jacob N. BlChel, VIce PTcst.
Caleb Borgess., Attorney, Clarksbu!EE, W. va.
Samuel Woods, /" PhillipPI,
H. 9. Davis, Senate, Mineral county, Sr,.,
in. Camden, President Of First Nat 0nal HANK,
Petersburg, y lali'iinN' -'.NH ElN. l
And the following members Of tho House Of Dele.
gates Of West Virginia:
lion. u. II. Smith, KanaWhA county '1H
q. q. Burgess, Wayne y" ts5
James Guthrie, WOtyGl t.tyaaltI
Nathan COT, Harrison i
JOS0ph TGtgr, Barbour s1Nln ~
r. N. Hill, Marion ..tfMss FsN tE,,I
James lCrvGy, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant " - E..Ea
T. Davidson, Taylor
FFiS sy3 s scSEEIG SSd 5SSsi: sWSa9
J, z. B0wycF, Putnam
U.s. Wi W !. 4lPsPlP, y ,,nsO
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yAPITAL, ..-s- $15o.ooo.

CAl'lIA1I,- N"f- S15O,OOO.
DIREcFORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
r II, Logan, s.GtEi ThnS. 2. SbullCfOSS,
i; ". FfauEhclni, J. N. Vance,
j H. Hobbs, Michael Reilly.
Louis Z. Suicl,
This company now having been organized i've
Years. aud in that time done a successful business
4 still prepared TO take risks at fair rates Oh
buildings Of kinds, Merchandise, MGnufactur.
In, Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
Car,Ops on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company OiTcrp superior. Inducements 10 Farm.
~, whereby they can be Insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, md contents for 8 Or years a
reduced rates. This being State Company with
Tho Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
Aud surplus OF any company in tho State; and
composed or some nlnGty.four stockholders, most
VI whom are among our best business men, re-
C0mnends itself TO the favorable consideration
Of the Insuring public, and SOlcIts their patron
moo, Applications forinsuranCe will be prompt.
Il attended to at THUR o1lcG, No, 20 Monroe st.,
rr nj their several agcHces throughout the State.
SAM'1 MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President. !
4. H.. COES, Sec'y.
-. G. DICK, Asst sec'Y Z VI. l,.lll IeblS
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ENDORSEMENT OF THR PRESS

The many, thousands cured ut this establish.
ment within the last twenty yearA, and th6lnu.
mer0us important suEgical0pcFad performed
by DR.. Johnston; witnessed by tho reporters Of
IHt6 Sun and many other papers, notices OfwhiCh
have appeared again and again before tho public,
besides his standing % q gentleman Of character
and responsibility, Is asnAlcimt guarantee to the
Afflicted. lac ~ tas4Ga 4n 1JI.fT itf--fHiIP
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED
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IXTEST VA. INSURANCE COMPLY
CAPITAL, $3.50 $16S.ooo
Takes risks at tho lowest rates on Buildings Of
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, Merchan
lin aud iInOJa In TPanNik
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D. G. LIST, GIBSON LAMB, ROB MORRISON
HENRY x, LIST, JOS. sBYBOLD.
u ANK OF WHEELING,
WHEELING, W. VA.
Deals in Bills Of Exchange, Government Bonds,
Stocks, Gold, Commercial Paper, and all NegO'
table Securities.
az SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO coll
LECTIONS.
Interest allowed on Special Deposits. -Four per
cont per anNum six months, aud ,fYc per cent
leftQ qsE geAF: a n So. LIST Iisr. President,
GIBSON EAMiS CSshief. n Es-T
JOSEPH SEFBoLD,, Asst Cashier.
mnF3
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y[ToiBE CONTINUED.
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II don't Know" the girl replied, with a
fash in her lowering eyes "somo games
arc only played for amusement, ana one y !,
docs not trouble ones sell about tho end"
aOh, Is that it?T isnid Matthew; "wGll,
90 much the better il you arc lOsing-it
sounds rather like q losers speech" and
no held out his hand, which she just
touched with the tips Of her reluctant
tihRers-and 90 he departed. MI
Little AIilly watched her Opportunity,
stole across from the window aud went
silently % her own room. When they
had finished their game, the whist'plAycrs
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oFFIcE, NO. 4 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET
Loft hand side going lfOm Baltimore street, few
door nom tho corner. Fall not 10 observe, tho
nanle aud number. III 'Tt,,n.I. itt3rb
I ar No letters received unless ppstpaidan
containing stamp 70 bg used on lIe,Eeply. Per
sons writing should state age, and send portion
ofadYertlsoment describing symptoms, tif.S
The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his ONCE,
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tsc8 y Ii 81 y question i leaked for 4
Is ffeeiy a1l8 ~ xkAk AZ understanding ~ e,
ists BET Nc s is1ie ajla Prussia IN case q
war, that t6sz Mill IN tcgether, p.,a.
BRussnH0 Nox< ~ The lra66sdescc betg0
says Prlsssis win interviews u favor ofthe RoPe.
s FLoRENcE, Nov. ~. Cardinal Antoneln mas
addressed . strong protest to the great powers
against the occupatfon of the Quirinal: Snon!1
Victor Emmannel enter Rome the Pope VIII
depart for Malta. NJ
MADRID, Nov. The Duke Of Ao esh was was
proclaimed King by the President OF the COZ
ties The Carlists gave twelve blank votes
LONDON, Nov. 1S.-A dispatch from Score
tary Fish to Mr.. Moran, concerning the Aiaba-
ma claims, arrived to-day. Lord Granville
being out of town, the dispatch could not pe
communicated to him. The contents are, up
to this moment, unknown to the public. IN
circles where the fact of the arrival of the DIS
patch is known, great CONSERVATION ana ex-
citeDent prevails, as it is assumed that Russia
and the United States have a secret under.
standing. Earl Russell has written pamphlet e
on the situation, He proposes joining armed
resistance of thu great powers if Prussia de-
mands more than Alsace and part of Lorraine
and urges Eng1aed tosform 9 strong military
| reserve, based On militia. and to place strong
garrison atQpebeS nnder an able comman'
4 Il
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CASH BoUGHT-Under this heading Mr.. Jos.
Miller Jr has several alluring tempting and engaging
advertisements in this issue But not only they
worthy the serious usal of all who wish purchase
substantial elegant articles the lowest price
which they possibly be sold for compatible with an
honest possession. The rubbish refuse and sweepings
of auctions real mock, have place his
shelves Such course would be derogatory to his
principles and insulting hs customers who have
much sense to be caught by gassy yaporng and boast
ings His goods the best Brought to this city and
his prices will than favoIably with any
house coming honestly by their stock and dorg legi
innate business. He cuFtails in all possible ways in
der that his customers may the advantage Read
his advertisements
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! me NJ Yo4k sis s ss a Gstholie,I
anti Irish journal, dishes A. nth thsI
tics Of Great BritSin md Ireland
s The criminal ststistics ~ the isiauds Of
some curious points Of Eomp atisop. Strange
to say, no person was sentenced to death
in Ireland during that year, while in Eng
land and Wales aloneAwenty-one were so
sentenced, and twelve we're executed. Yet.
by the verdicts of C6ronsrs' jnries there
were, in the named period, thirty three
cases of murder in Irelaud, as compared
with twenty five in an equal portion Of the
population of England and Wales. The
number of indictable offenses, not disposed
of summarily, in Ireland. in 1869, was 9l1o,
as compared with is, 149 in an equal por-
ton of the population Of England and
Wales. As regards the classes of crime,
there was an excess in England and Wales
over Ireland of GAGE offepses against prop
erty, without violence; of 1000 offenses
against property with violence; of "a cases
of forgery and offenses against the cur
rency; Of liz attempts to commit suicide;
OF 50 immoral offenses;Of 40 attempts at
1 murder apd granddaughter; of 25 unnatural
offenses, and of 10 cases of perjury. AS
regards infanticide the disproportion was
one murder Of all other kinds in England
and Wales, and So infanticides to a like
ratio in Ireland.
This return is incidentally in favor of the
superior average morality of the Irish. 1t
may be said, to be sure, that the arrange
ments for detecting crime and apprehend
ing criminals are more closely and syste-
matically applied in England than in Ire
4 land. But when it is remembered tbat-a
large number of the crimes in the latter
country spring out of agralian attempts.
or outrages, and that these are followed up
with exceptional severity, the force of the
, argument we have named becomes seriously
diminished. The bearing of comparative
education On these statistics appears of NO
great significance. In Ireland about thirty
eight per cent of the men and fifty per cent
of the women imprisoned could neither
. read nor write. In England and Wales
, thirty three per cent of the incarcerated
; men, and forty per cent OF the women, were
: equally igrorant. The inference, whateve,
it's weight, is clear that in this case educa-
ton of the ordinary sort produced no dim
mutton of crime, a conclusion at varian CT
;. with most of the authenticated results Of
I, experience. At all events it is the more
8 creditable to the Irish that, with fewer ad
vantages of education than their neishbors
their record should be SO comparatively free
i from stain.
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r. r, WNsur. CANA1 srREEr.-

b. T. WIsHE, CANAL STREET.-No philan-
thrnpist that know of has done strengthen
and intensity the loving bond between and child
than the gentleman whose appears above His
store is the common centre where fal snd ntal
affection find appropriate expression How the checks
glow, and the heart palpitat.s with gratitude
Young the youth the child dons the suit of bean
tfu clothes which loving kindness purchased at Il 7
Washe's R!chly does this gentleman merit tie gratitude
of the rising generations Tor he spares pains make
them appear t' the best advantage he stock
hand is most complete, and the change in the weather
requ action winter clothing OF tire latest style
aud best al, under the supervision
Of the proprietor, be p occurred by calling
ITO Canal street
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sortment double and single b,relled shot guns of
various makes rifles, pistols, revovers ammunition
of all kinds, fishing and sporting articles, mltarand
police goods Mr. Gertes has great experience i'll his
and his stock will be found be all that the
could select. His old friends will be
their acquaintance at his stand. And all
whether old patronizers requiring a
tice the repair of an old one will ind MI L. tie
IN
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. Maloney, 2o3 st. Andrew
street enjoys high reputation dentist, whose
tce is daily augnentipg among all classes For those
teeih he fuls their WISHES ia the artistic
Those whose means limited can have a set
s-rvceable teeth inserted low $2pvery
abe. surely With such opportunities for the
handsome, comfortable reliable sets. there
for laburing under tine disadvantage of
scraggy, iIIshaped and defective teeth Dr.. Maioney
takes professional pride in essei;ng theamo Of
human suffering and embelishing the human face di
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All are not judges. Even in the commonest
matters of life there those who hay.
perior knowledge required than in the selection of
steal Instruments Those intending to purchase such
will do well to visit Louis Grunewad establishment,
Is Canal street. and if they doubt their own ability 10
matter in hands, and ample justice will be done
them Steinway apd Epabe pianos particularly
commended the best manufactured. See advertise
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We call attention to the advertisement in
another column of the New Orleans Anseptic Air
Tight Wood Burial Case Company 1t is corporation
originating in midst and conduc ed by gentlemen
well known in the community for their high standing
and business capacity. These burial have been
found to portant end and Testimony
the highest medical authority Is brought forward
substantiate their claims. Experiments made the
Charity Hospital corroboate all that claimed by the
nyen Mr.. Emile Audibert.
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Braselman g. Adams delight to surprise the
world. and delight their customers 1t is pleasant
monetary of life brok. that
lister It s then dOphy acceptable. They
they amazed the gaspng by being with legiti
mate reused shs r9nsns BY their entrr
ambitious by pointing the way to wealth and an homer
able But they weary of well doing. and
their announcement to-day informs their innumerab,e
friends that Winter goods of every description be
longing to line for sale at less than regular prices
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Elkin & Co., 165 Canal street, import and
have constantly hand all varieties of English carpet
ings oil cloths mattings lace curtains cuttai
dAmasks, window shades, and complete assortment OF
nnhnlstprN oOOlh.g-l
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The New Orleans Dental College, corner Ca
roDdeet and Perddo streets will it's Of lee
lures Tuesday, November 81, 1870 Prof j. s. Harri
giving the Introductory lecture to which the public
invited.
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The Great Southern Dollar Store, 147 Canal
street. has cahcnej which will be gladstone news to
the thous1ds who have hereoior found pleasure and
profI ronizDg it. The assortment has been great
ly>1IuEmented.
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Those who would consult the best interests
their children would accomplish that object by giving
them education The Commercial College, 164 and
loo Canal street. conducted by Prof DoIbear, gives
and business education in the shortest pos
sible time.
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The advertisement of j. j. Donchoc, else
where advises the housekeeping unity how per
be saved. This Is II" small consider atIon in
these king and the nicallN should
make n note of it, Those designing 40 ruI cldsc
ehuud give him call at Lis manuiactoiy, .i3
Girod street
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DIR. Angel, surgeon dentist. has removed to
152 Julia street. Camp where his apartments are
fitted in the most comfortable and elegant manner
for mis- visitors. His management delicate and tli
cult operations in dental surgery has acquired Tor hin,
the highest reputation and consequently large circle
of patients from every gde in society. See advertise
IN
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CoAL.-The memories of the forgetful must
have been logged last week by the suddenly cold
Boyd ilmot & Co f66 Poydras will supply the
best screened Pttsbug anthracite and Pitsburg nut
coal families hotels cotton foundries at
the lowest market rates.
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The hest mechanical talent in America ana
Fun uir been Il, voted to improving and simplifying
machines. combining only what is practicable am
disurnstng with all complicated uroundiugs generally
found in machines. The result is the Wilson I'm
prooed Shuttle Sc1ciny Machine. Price $i3 ilce and
sales room ISg Canal street, corner Of Burgundy
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CANCER.-Persons afflicted with this dread
full disease may be interested to that Mrs H. Rey
nods may be consulted Mt her residences, lS6 Iaui,
street. Second Fourth DiStrict We have hea,, d
her method highly spoken of She likewise srofI
white swelling, bone feon ulcers old sores diseases
OF skin.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ETC.

III Furniture Auction
st ny PEJAN Jr Auctioneer-ohice No s3 GraT1m
stu,et. " III be sold on MONDAY November 81 Nn
o'clock A. NJ, at his New Auction Room No, 1853 Grsyis
street, near CHrondclet- "
nouSeh"ld Furniture of every description, Piano;
, nee furniture etc. Also, goods per arrival u
Ierms-Cash in United States Treasury notes. ms v
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DENTAL CONFERENCE.-The. J. 8. Knapp,
Is Baronne Canal is well known for his sci
entfc attanmenta and pro ess0nal skill Besides his
general operations, he devoes portion of each Satur
day children attention TO whose teeth at ealy
Mod is very important.
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John G. Stewart, No. 269 Julia street. has on
hand lake and country brick, English and Pittsburg
bricks, white yellow and sand Rocklnnd and
Utica lime cement, plaster and plastering hair, aths
shingles white Shells fire tiles etc See his advertise