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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-02-19

PARHAM New Family Sewing Machines on terms to suit
all, at No, 7A Chestnut street.
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THANKs TO MIR. HELMBoLD.

CURE OF KIDNEY AND BLADDER AFFECTION
OF A .PATIENT SRYENTY-EIGHT YEARS OF
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JEwKLRy.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No IL 3. Second
street. largest and most attractive assortment
fine Jewery and Silverware in the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which be equaed He also has large
OF American Western Watches in all varieties and at al
prce visit his store is to result In pleasure
and profit. H.
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ATTENTION is called to the sale of twenty five Bartra
Fanton's improved sewing machines by Is. Scott, Jr
auctioneer No. 117 Chestnut street. Grard Row, MOI
day at 10 A M for the purpose of introducing them
che public These machines claimed to be superit
to any in Market and sold with the agents
sntee trial will convince the most skeptcal OF th
uthfulness of this assertion. They will be sold wthol
serve that the people may get them at their pro
The New York herald., 1870-06-14

q sss A. & iss
Oh y sasa additional Eeprs.eS
:. chosen Sy sSs large @
q Il: IT,; q. :pg@s,.,ep
tsr lsio he sperinsadsSi Census M W pspsfs and
sst s n PiSs;:sy ;s.y, Als'
A s SsIs sssy Ss s1 y e. s T.
reso 9 Sss' q Of each State and ss az
and he shall ascertain the basis Of representation
%s s ssssrA Congressional sireis BY dysS
State; number OF $oo rsssI!ns any fraction
: %
Sa o ss Of s sa Sy & s
trsls rejecting fraction OF unit which may remain;
he States having largest reieced frScsoa, one to EACH
a. sha make the whole number OF Representatives. three
Thai the Secretary of the Interior shall on the re-
shs sssP'o
States certified statement Of his proceedings pro-
nss' S IA '0na'' with the
CLAIMS OF SOUTHERN LOYALIsrs.
The calendar was taken up and the bill for the set
Element OF claims for qIlarternaster's and commits
sary stores furnished to or taken by the United States
within the States m rebellion during the late war
Mr.. SIBERIAN, (rep.j or Ohio, moved TO pass over
the bill and called the ayes and noes upon the mo-
tlon as a test vote upon paying the claims 1t was
rejected by 16 to 81.
The question being upon Mr.. Wiliams' amend
ment to limit the bill to mere examination OF the
claims without any provision for their payment,
Mr. SpRAGuE Tep.l Of Y. l., favored the payment
OF the claims OF Southern lOyalists, as large part
OF me revenue OF the government came from the
South.
Mr. HOWARD, (rep.) OF Mich, gave notice OF IN
amendment to restrict compensation TO Southern
loyalsts VINO served In the Union army ana never
aided the rebellion, or who gave our army useful IN
formation for suppresslng the rebellion which, he
said would include the loyalists OF East Tennessee,
while excluding mere neu.rals.
Mr. HOWE, trep.I OF Wis.,. denied that the class OF
claims covered by the b.ll were Of stnpendous
amount Tie sum involved was comparatively
mere bagateIe.
Mr.. WARNER, trep1 OF Ala, denied the assertion OF
Mr. Howard IN q former discussion that loyal
claimant In an enemy's country during the war had
no standing In court He argued That, faithful
citizens, the Southern oyaists should be paid for
their property
AT halfpast ten o'clock p. NJ the Senate Adjourned.
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THOSE FRAUDS"
The Methodist dock Conceru NluddIc-sone.
body Feels Hurt.

V1etuUtfSt DOUK CUncefu NIUd0Ie-S0Oes
body Feels Hurt.
The quarrel in the Methodist Book Concern arIs.
ing In charges made by Dr. John Lananan that gross
malfeasance has existed in the managemsAr OF me
Methodist Book Concern, ana that commissions have
been improperly obtained for imrrvper amounts by
persons connected with the managers, has resulted
IN a suit brought by Mr.. 8. ]. Goodenough the SUI
pertnlendent OF the printing department during the
time OF the alleged frauds, against p. Laaahan Tor
s!auder. Tie complaint, In when Nessrs Brown
and Estes appear as attorneys, charges that on
April /, 1862 BIZ. Lanahau said OF Mr.. Goodenough,
before many, 'that he is a tnief fobber. aud has
stolen from the Book Concern thousands OF dollars"
The damages are laid ut $4,000. Mr Goodenough
says that all these charges are false, and Mg Lana
han will probably maintain that they were substan-
italy true thus bliHging the questions which have
been twice passed onby Church tribunals 10 public
judicial trial.
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assets and liabilities OF all the national banks, ex-
hioitng their condition on the morning Of Thurs
day, the 9th insf
Red Clouds Departure.
Ked cloud and his party Will leave Washington
Tor New York tomorrow They are greatly disap.
poinied Mt the n0n-saccess OF their mission.
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RED CLOUD LITERALLY lxrERPRRrED.-Red Cloud
SAYS, .'yyhen White man brings drop or liquor
INTO nv country that Is the last Of him and his
iq,lorn 1t has long been known that II Il sure
death for either white n1an OF drop of liquor to-
ge:her or separately TO venture within reach OF the
diatey "sKulped, the other gulped.- .-Chicdoo Posk
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fPubIic RosoIulion No, 8 !

IoINT RESOLUTION to authorize the Sec
relaty Of War TO provide fox taking peteoTo.
logical observations At tue military stations
aud other points in the Interior Of the CONT
uent, and Tor giving notice on the northern
lakes aud soa6oard Of the approach aud force
BE 4 rssolvsa By tic Ssnqte and House
of Representatives Of The United States u
america in CCagrcss assembled, That the
Secretary Of War be, and he hereby is,
authorized and required to provide lot
taking meteorological observations at
the military stations 10 the interior Of
the confident. und other points in the
States and Territories Of the United
States and for giving notice 90 The nor
thorn lakes aud on the seacoaSI BY
magnetic telegraph and marine signals
ofihs approach and forco Of storms.
Approved, February 9, 1870.
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fpuBlio RgsoIutfon-N No. 81

HuOUD n6bVluUVu-N O' vi
A REsOLUTIoV aathOribing tho Passport
Clelk At the Department Of State to admin
ister Oathu and pfEirmatinoB on applications
Resolued By Tie Senate and HOMsc q
RspYeseatativss cf Me Uaited States Of
America in. congrcss assembled. That The
oleEk 70 the Department OfStSts who
NAV from time 10 time be assigned 10
10 tho duty OF examining applications for
passports, is hereby authorized and en-
powered 10 receive und attest, bu. with.
outchorgs to OfiSut. oil oathV, afl.laVi",
or afirmations which are or may be res
CURED BY Law, or by the rules Of the
Department Of Stale, TO be made before
granting such passport otpSs'porISi and
such oaths, sftidsViIS, or offfmationS
shall be- deemed, to be made under tbs
pains and penalties Of perjury.
Approved, February 3. 1870.
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OF FtOIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES;
: - ~ PASSED AZ THR
sECOND SESSION OF THE FOR
TX FIRST c0NG REsS,
fPoblic III

p ANOs -
IN ACT giving The consent q the tlliisd
States 10 the erection Of bridge across the
Z Willamette river, IN Oregon, from the city
Of Portland to the eastOank Of BEid river,
Be iteaacted By the Senate and Honse
) of Repyssatatipes of re ttHiOd States
Of Anrica in 0oagresS assembled, That
tho consent ofthe Uniled States is here.
By given 10 tho corporation Of the city
Of Portland, in the State oE Oregon, TO
erect, OF cause TO BE- erected, a bridge,
With diVssging roadWays and foOtwSys
and double draws. over and ScrOSs the
Willamette river, between the city, OF
Portland and tho east bank Of sRh river,
atany. time within six years after the
passage Of this act: Provided, That the
said bridge shall be so constructed and
built as not to obstTuCl, impair, OF inju
TiousIy modify the navigation Of the rIV'
or and in oEdsE To- accuse q compliance
with tbess conditions, the corporation,
association. or company proposing 10
erect the same, previous 10 commencing
The construction Of tho bridge, shall sub.
nit to lhs Secretary Of War a plan Of the
bridge, With detailed nap Of the river
at The proposed site Of the bridge. and
for the distance Of mile above and be.
low tho site, exhibiting the depths aud
currents at aA poiRts Of tho same. TO-
ReLhsr with all oLhtr information tOuch-
log said bridge and river Os thai may
DO deemed requisite by the Secretary Of
War 10 determine whether the said
bridge, when b1ilt, will conform to the
prescribed conditions Of tba act, not to
SbsLrpct, impair, or iniuriously modify
The navigation Of the river: Provided
tiuNor, That the Secretary Of War may
detail 90 officer to supsrintond the sur
yey aud examination Of said river with a
iirw 10 said location.
SEC. 9. And be Il t6rtler enacted,
that the Secretary Of War is hereby
authorized and directed, upon recstViug
said plan and map end other inCorma-
lion, spa upon being Satisfied that a
bridge built on such plain [planl sad d
said locality will conform TO this pre-.
seribsd conditions OF this act. not to Oh.
sipuet, inpair. or iujutiousIy modify The
navigation Of said tiVes 10 notify tho
said corporation, association, or com.
pauy proposing to erect the same that he
approves tho same, aud upon receiving
such noliRcalion, the said corporation.
association, OF company may proceed 10
the eyclioa of said bridge, conforming
strictly to IGs approved plan and lOca.
ton. But until the Secretary Of Wer
spptovs the plan AID location Of said
Bridge. and notify the said corporation.
association. or company Of the same, the
bridge shall not be built or commenced.
SEC. 8. And BE Il further eaae cd
That the said corpotOlion Of the city o.
Portland is hereby authorized and en-
powered, SO far as Congress has th'
power to grint the same. to make sucI
rules and regulations for the care ofSai,
bridge, aud for the regulation and col
lection Of tolls for crossing the same, q
they shall deem JUS! e,,d reasonable,
Approved. February 2. 1870,
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Great distribution I!
Blythe Metropolitan Gift Co,
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT o. $500, 900

EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE ~ ~:
S Cash Gifts, each $7 90SSS
On {" " 5000
4O.Cash Gifts. each $1,000 coo
900 2O0
so Elegant Rosewood P'nos ec'h $500, to 500
rs {" MelOdeons IS. 10 l0O
$50 Sewing Machines 60 to l ,a5
500 Gold Watches to SUI UO
Cash prizes silver ware, valid at 81 GU .Oua
A chance TO draw any Of the above Prizes
or $50. Tickets describing Prizes are sealed in
Envelopes and we'll mixed. On receipt: Of 2Se,
Sealed Ticket is drawn without CHOICE and
sent by mail to any address. The prize nam
ed upon it will be delivered to any address by
express or return mail.
You will know what your Prize is before you
pay for it. Any Prize exchanged for another q
same pqlUe. No Blanks. Our patrons can
depend OH far dealing.
REEERENcEs:--We select the following FROM
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and kindly permitted US to publish them: An
drew J. l;urns, Chicago, Sl0 900: Miss Clara
S Walker, Baltimore, Piano $500; james n
Mat hews, Detroit, SIS 1000: Johu I Andrews,
Savannah, S. 1000; Miss Agness Simmons,
Charleston, Piano. $500. We publish no names
without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.--"Thc firm is relia'
hle, and deserves their SUCCESS. Weekly Trt'
bune May 8. We know them to be fair deal.
ing firm. IN Herald Mqy2s, "a friend Of
ours drew $500 prize. which was promptly
received Daily Netos June 3.
Send for circular. Liberal inducements to
Agents. Satisfaction guaranteed Every pack
age Of sealed Envelopes contains DYE Dash
orr. Six Tickets for 81; 10 for 50; IS for SIS;
no for SIS. All letters should be addressed
to HARPER. WILSON d CO.,
1875 Broadway, Now York.
| Novcnihnr lR-3m
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TRuhlio-No. l2l.

ANACT to establish a land district in wyo.
ming Territory ind for other purposes.
BE Il enacted By the Stnats and House
Of Representatives. ffhs United States Of
America in CoagresI assembled. That
the public lands Of The United States 10
The Territory Of Wyoming sbsll conSti.
Iute land district, 10 be called the dis.
rict of Wyoming, the Office for which
shall be- established at such place, with
in said district. as the President Of the
Uni,ed States may from lime direct, and
the prescription laws and all other lava
not locally inapplic'bls are hereby ex-
tended to said Territory.
SEC. Q. AID be II further enacted,
that the President Of the United States
be, and is hereby, authorized to appoint.
by and With the advice and consent Of
tho Senate. surveyor general for WY
ming, with a salary Of three Thousand
aaasT saoaaRAps VIE u Isl 55JEtSy A j.
che Interior shall from time to time di.
rect, and whose duties, powers, Obliga.
lions, responsibilities, aud allowances
for clerk hire, Office rent, fuel, incidental
expenses, shall be the same as those OF
Ibo surveyor general Of Colorado, under
Ihs direction ofthS Secretary Of the In.
Ierior, and such Instructions sS no may
from tine 10 tine dpOn advisable to give
him.
SEC. 8. And 10 Il tunhep esqotcd,
That the President be. Sud hereby is,
authorized to appoint, BY aud with the
advice and oooGepl Of the Senate. reg.
iStsr and receiver for said distript. who
shall respectively be required to reside
At tbo site Of Osid Office, and who shall
have The same powers, perform the same
duties, and receive the came compsnsaS
,tion as are now, and may hereafter DO,
prescribed By lay for other land Offices
Of the Unitsd States.
Approved, February g. 1870.
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tried H. know that II Clrod theil; GlosG WHO nave
not know that cures their ncighbors AMI iEiCnus
aud all know that what 1t does oaSe u docs tlWyS
that 1t never fills through any ilI or SO
it, composition. We have thousands upon uaGu:
sands OF certificates of their roarc cures o. w
following complaints but such cures are knoNsS "
every nc;ibDsUod, aud we need 09t pnilltISa ttS
Adapted ~ all agg mud conditions W al clII.ss,
containing neither caomcl or any deleeorinus ILSl
they m1y bc tIkcu with safety by anybody. ll,eaE
sugar cnls preserve them ever lresI anu nSI
them pleasant to ttkc while purG w.
40 hlrl can Nri5e fran their use n any qlantlIy.h
They 6par.lsl nv t,lair pownrful influence On "
internal viSrosa % purify the blood and stlmus!9
into healthy action remove the oNstruGtlons @ n.
stomach, buwely. liver, and other organs o. "
body, restoring their Irregular action 70 health ana
by corresting Whero3Cr (hAY exist, such deranSe:
nients rs nrG tho Grst origin Of disease.
Minute directions Are given IN tho wrapper oe
the box, for tho following complaints, winch 'n''
For DySiSpaIi or mitigation, IlRtlells
nsSs, L1nsnOT and LoW OF AIpntitei tney
should be taken moderately to stimulate tho stons
auf and restore It's he Lltliy tone aud action.
For Liver Complaint and It's various symp'
toms, Bilious EHaAtlachH. Sick Aeaa1c -
INmnlIc0 or GtrEcn AickneSg, lSiitoH
Collie and BiliOuG EeYorN, they snouln " W
dCiousl taken for each case, 70 correct ina
action or TuuOYo the distractions Wltlt cause u:
For EpyGentRry or ni0rTAaOetl1 but Que AlNl
d9sC Is GOnorHlly required , -D.,.,.
Eur EGhBuHIatlSm; G0ut, Gravel, Fnlpl'
tI1tiOn az thu HHeart, Puin In tho Slust
Back and LnlnH, they should be continuously
taken, a5 reJure " change the u ielsed Aoton.V.
the system. Win such ClIapSG liose comp
disappear. 49,,
For DrOpay and nEOlIsical SWNlllngs tet
should bo tlk0n IN largo aud frequent doses Y pty
duce tho effect Off dflalh nllrgc. -,
Tor Suppression q largo dose sh0nld Pa tak~
as Il proluGo5 thu desired oGoGt w sStnpathy..
As u DiEtor Pllf, take one ortwa Fttts V PgV
motto digestion and relieve the stomach,
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ~! ~
bowels into healthy action, restores Tho appeA.SSi
and iRvlgoratos tho systen Hencn Y y eI.en,
va1tagpni.s WHARF 10 SERIOUS 6erang9mGnF e14
One who Iehls tnlerably WELL often hldg that ~.
OF these rus HakoShim foCl decidedly bettor Iol
their cleansing and rcnqVatnS Q1oct on the ais :.
tive apparatus.
DIR. y. @. AVER q co., Practical Che!Ets.s'I
t' LOWBJB. MASS, q. s. a.
For sale by L Miles [sGPt S-Iy
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TPublic Resolution No. ~

kRESoLUTI1Y "a eztOad the port IL entity
Ofthe collection district af New Orleans.
9eesolued By tho Sdna6 Gad HOuas Of
Representatives. Of tBs Unisd Stata Of
America IN GagFesa OSseHbtOd, ThSt
lie limits Of The port Of New Orleans as
. port Of entry be enlarged end eT'sndOd
20 % to inclpds oil that portion Of tho
patiSh Of JeGsuon, LEFT bsuk. in the
STATS q LOuisans, lying hpLRsOn tho
Alis,iSSlppi river and Lake PontshariFdin
aga R:iNiqB IhG uPP'Fllas Of IH' parish
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A Chairman lima tiescribes an nccilenI

A German thus describes an accident.
'aOuCs, long vile ago. want into
mine abble olbhard 10 climb bear ire e
to get some beaches 10 make mine wow
Q budding NIT; and ven J gets 90 the
lo6esmosI brauch | vail from the lower
m osl limb, nit one leg on both sides Of
the fence, and like 10 StoyS mine out
cides To-.
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Of OrIeauO. lsf. bank. and q line running
parllsl thereto, commencing at the Miss
issippi liver, al the upper line Of the city
Of Canoll.on. and extending TO Lake
PohtchsrlrSin., ;,
SEC. E. And be Il further resalgea,
That this SoSolHaO0 shall take effect
from and after the dG;e Of iIS passage.
Approved, February 2. 1870.
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Az old bachelor Who boats bis lonely
slate with much equanimity, says: st
is better 10 DO laughed at for not being
married lhau to be unable to laugh be"
cause you are.' ana
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Josh Billings on preaching: 4 always
advise Short sermons, especially on hot
Sunday. liza minister kant sttike lilo iu
40 minutes, he has eilhstgot a-poorgim
let or else he is boring ia'the rOug
place. fa
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'JOhu,' asked a physician ofthe apOlh.
scary's apprentice, did Mrs. Green get
the medicine orderod?' Il guess SO,
replied John, for 1 saw Grape hang
ing to The door mob this morning..
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Said yOuOgsler 10 high glee, display
ing lis purchase to bosom friend on the
sidewalk: Two cOcosPuts for leu cents!
that will make me sick Tomorrow, and
l won't have to 90 to school"
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Henry Ward Beschsrs says ti,ss almost
every scrope into which ho ever fell has
has been 10 Consequence Of aLlemn!ing
~ UeIrIeWu UVluS uatUPuIar cause OF SON
unfortunate man.
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MAGIC ELASTIC IAANB STAMPS,

FoR printing on Paper, Wood Leather. Glass
j Cloth, d., RuslBOss mual print your own
cards, hIllhesdS, wrapping paper. 30, Saving
PrintsvS AIIla Prices So 70 60 Sheets With
priced designs GsRL frsG Agents Waltad Lib,
sral Inducements per day easily madO,
OanVaSslng oUlai, 81 SMITH HAIL 4 co.
So QOVFI9SSt slsSSI New York Itsb a'.sR
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A woman 10 81 Paul has been in a
trance for six weeks, add Der husband re'
fuses to send for a doctor. He says he
intends to enjoy quiet lime Oa long as
possible.
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Never consider that vanity an offence
which limits itself TO wishing for The
praise Of good men for actions Mex
10 our own esteem. it is a virtue to de-
sire the solid esteem Of others.
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books for Farmers aud Stuck 3 roe40Fs

Books for Farmers aud Stuck o ree4Srs
Bound volumes Of the American Stock Jour.
nal. for 1863, containing 3sl large double col.
NM, naSo'. sent most paid for $3.50
Bonnd Volumes Of the American Stock Journal,
for 1869, containing 1854 pages, sent post paid
The na;rvnansl Manual sent rost pNl for 25cls
MI Uor.or sane Manual q G as"
nv 'O H., Headers Mannalm Is"
The Sheep Breeders Manual IS"
Tho Poultry Brecdcrs' Manual rs"
The whole FIVE Manuals sent post paid to one
Agents wanted. to whom liberal inducements
N. P. BOWER & Co., Publishers.
Parkesburg, Chester Co., Pa
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49, Leaves Pittsburg ovcrY Friday
ls evening at S o'clocki passes Point
Pleasant every Sunday evening al o'clock;
Returning, leaves Cincinnati every Tuesday
at 10 o'clock, and passes Point Pleasant every
wednesday evening at 8 O'Clock.
The. 81. Charles makes regular connections
at Gallipolis with the Kanawh9 Belle, Tor Inc
EanSwka River. heights and lasssf gers E? !?
oeipted through by Ratl or RIEer 10 All POM
South and Vest. Prices--kegular rac ~
Rates. Way FrCights and orders Will receive
esnecial attention,
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.IRcULATloY SCOOP COPIES!

The greatest success is attending the publlol.
ton GtRALLOU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE
of any periodical in the world Each pgmbev
contains Ono Hundred Pages Of the choicest
Stories, Poems, and Engrayings. or Twelve
Hundred Pages every year for 81 SO--belng
fully three fourths as large as either Of tho four
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QJaNow is the time to subscribe
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to to' EiL Iii f,g TaoSEs i TALBOT, Publish.
oTs, Boston, Masa feb 3-3m
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A GREAT OFFER,
HORACE WATERS.
no. 48l nRoAnWAY, NRw YoRK.

Will dispose Of One Hundred Pianos. Melo.
icons and '0rgnEs, Of RIK first class makers, at
extremely low prices HaT cash during this month
OF will take from SIS w $9S monthly until paid.
New I Octave Planes iaF s9T5 aud upwards.
New Organs for SIS and upW%dS foT Cash.
fob 10. Tyr,
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= " AlsbIFo AAg We
cine Ia 80 universally re
uuircil by everybody 81
q catllariic, Rorwas CvcI
any l;Asqrc so universal
II ntohiesl into use, ID
SSCry CnlntrgInd alnonS
an classes, Us this MILK
but efficient purgGdyl
FiII. The obvious tea'
eor Is, tl,atitisamorc r.
liable and far more caec'
tpnl renctly Than any
Il
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Did it rain to. morrowl Dutchmsn
inquired Of a Frtnohmsn. me guess it
was, replied the wise Frenchma0.
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WEST VIRGINIA. UNIVERSITY.

WhSI N4Nu4NAA oN4EAHSAA+'
Hon. j T. HOrE, Pres+ Board of Regents
@ G STURGEs. Sec'y
Aux MARTIN. D. D., President, aud Profess
tr Of Mental and Moral Philosophy.
F S Lyon, A, NJ, Vice President, Profess
or Of Eng. Literature, and PrinCip. PreP'y
Dept.
my and Physics.
H il PIEROE. A. NJ, (Capt. U. s. Az PRO-
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