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He can foretell the result Of all business trans
actions and speculsiions. Men who were unsuc-
cessfDl in their Businessmen who worked hard
and who struggled against adveriiy and misfor-
tune all their ives, and found the more they tried
to get forward ir the world the more thingS went
sgainst thcul-the-c m consulted him. followed
his shNice. and rich happy, and success
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1icted the cause Of their disease and suffering
His PREV ESTlvE against having children IL in
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up stair Consultation fee TwS DoIIAks In
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PcrsJns At = di-taD usy communicate oounnep
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entitled. "6UIpE :" HEALTH AND LJNG LIIE. and
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address His circulars at-sut Winning the Afer-
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simplifed and adapted to popular as well as
scientific use. new optical wonder! Tins IL
the only instrument of high power which re-
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No. 5.-Adyer.
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Dr.. ERASMUS WlNsLOW's
Liver and Stomach L.OZenge

To the mos; Important medicinal novelty that
modern chemistry has produced. Ii contain,
two botanical extracts, perfectly harmless 10
themselves, but enboiying sll the remedial prop
erties Of uercury. aud destined IN lite EieasAni
form to ,uper-ede and snish from general Use
the nanseous pills and PotioEs Of which that
dAngerou. e1c:iAnt 10 the main inzrsiisrt- More
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The Whele Worlds BalSam.
No Ulcer can Resist it!
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
Why does it Cure Z

Because it 10 composed solely Of rare, disin-
fectAnt, purif-in ing and tonic vegetable substAn-
css; because il pensIrstes the inhamed or ulcer
ated fesh through and through; because Il
oools, soothes and tones the irritated surface
because IL 10 the specific antidote Of the acrid
poison which produces vIruient sores, boils, tn
mors, and all external exeresenees; because II
eradics;es instead Of expressing eruPtive and
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THE LATEST DISCOVERY
MEDICATIoN

The great di6culty which physician, have
been laboring for centuries to Overcome, has ~
length been obFiated- A Vegetable Csthsriic
and alternative more Efficient than any mineral
ureasra;ion Of the same class, and A. agreeable
10 the t..te IS ordinary candy, II now offered 10
the sick in the form Of LoIenge-
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MEDICAL
HEALTH! BEAUTY!

Strong, Pure and Rich Bisos-lu-
crease Of Flesh and Weight
Skin and Beautiful Complexion,
SECURED to ALL.
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RRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM.

ESSAYS FOR YoUSG MEN, on the interesting
relation of Bridegroom to Bride, in the institu-
ton of Marriage,-with words oil wisdom Tor the
tboughtIe.s and erring, on various Social Evils
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address. HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa
may2s-ddw3m
The efec. of long continued constipation, is to
weaken the system. and depress the spirits The
blood thickene, the head aches, and tram 81
evils 10 .uperindueed, called by the various
names OF dyspepsia, liver complaints. Jaundlee,
billions eryptions etc. The cause of these dis
eases can best be cured by DR.. Walkers 'egetd-
be Tiseqar Bitfers which act naturally upon the
liver and bowels. 1t is permanent tonic, IN
stiling fresh vigor into the vital forces, giving
enersy to the whole being.
Pahs How Disgusting! is the excisma-
ton of every lady who indiscreetly ventures &c
appiy the ordinary hair dyes or "coiorers OF
s.restorers,' to her whitening ringlets Mud ano
tar are scarcely more abhorrent. Not SO PHA
| Ions yITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR. Nothing drfles its freely flowing crys
tai There lie no sed ment, gum, no fouI gas
| 1t is harmless, and its operation perfect. VIVA
. discovery
| Apcus JoB OrFIcE.-So fstteriug has oee'
| the public appreciatio Of the character Of vori
produoed in the AReus Job Office. and 90 hbsrs
has been the patronage bestowed bya diserim
In .,ipe public. that We deem it only necesssry u
advert TO the fact that facilities ere IN
sous,ed for doing any and all kinds Il Jo
Priptips-from delicate visiting card TO . arg
poster. Theatre managers. travelling shoWmes
r,ilroad agents, hotel keepers. steamboat agsht =.
and all those who have job printing to DO, WI
ind 1t to their interest TO send as their ofdess
which shall receive prompt ssssntion-
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0outraeted limbs and 0ropsieA
8wellings.

The reputation acquired by the Ointment -
means Of utilizing stiff joints, by re-endoving
them with fexibility and activity, Is rs vide -
IN. ran "a of civilization Persons Who have not
touched the ground with one, or perhaps either
leg for years, bee me able to step out firmly
without any other help than cane, and in some
instances without requiring even that assistance
Dropsical swelIings are reduced and the deposi-
ton Of water in the cellular tissue arrested BY the
tonic sction Of the Ointment. In all these esses
it is essential that the preparation b faithfully
and vigorously rubbeoi in.
CAUTION The words "Hollovay's Ns~
York and London are vatsrnaxksd on each
leaf Of the directions in which the boxes and
pots are folded. 20 r information leading TO the
detection Of coanterfeiters of the medicines,
handsome reward will be given. Sold Of tns
mandatory, No 81 Maiden Lane, and BY re-
spectacle druggists and dealers In mediclns :.
throughout the worlel. A eonsids able ss.ins -
effected BY psreAasir & the large . ss..
rsetions with every boz o. pot. ss'i'e
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testifying that it contains no harmful ingrsdi
ent On the other hand, in the journal of
Chemistry" may be found the statement that
there are upwards of thirty poisonous hair dyes
before the public. Choose the on ly safe an sure
one.
CRIsTADOROS HAIR PREsERVATIVB
~ . Dressing, acts like . charm on the Hair az
tar Dye;ng Try it. l9dw1n.
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Prdfessor Chiffon,

Is the only one that has stood the test of chem
icai analysis. At the store of the proprietor, 9
A stor House, New York. may he seen the certif-
cate of that able ANALYTICAL chemist,
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MEDICAL.

JACOB SCHEETZ, SOLE PROPRIETOR.
1t 10 . reliable Family Medicine, and can be
taken by either infant or adult with the came
beneficial results. Ii is certain, prompt and
speedy remedy for Diarrh@s, Dysentery, Bowel
Complaint, Dyspepsia, Lowness of Spirits, Sick
Stomach, Paintings, Headache, etc. For Chills
and Fevers Of all kinds it is far better and safer
than Quinine, without any of its pernicious sf-
fects IL creates an appetite, proves apowerfai
digestor of food, Aad will counterfeit the effects
of liquor in Q few minutes. As indisputable
evidence of its medical proprieties, We appeal
one of he many certificates in our possession:
JACOB ScHEErz, ESQ Dear Sir: IL gives me
pleasure TO bear testimony to the efficacy of
"scheetI's Celebrated Bitter Cordial" NV
daughter, who has been afflicted for the list two
years witt Indigestion and Dyspepsia, for which
che had the services of me deal skIll, and also
tried the various remedies without avail was at
last induced to try your Celebrated Bitter Cor
diaf-snd l am happy TO say her health has
been entirely restored by its use. would there
fore recommend it to others suffering from the
same cause, as ! believe it to be invalu able
remedy in such cases. Very respectfully,
X. ". EAsTLAcK
fsb3deod. go Green St, PhilAdelphis.
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RAILWAYS
3arsaparillian Resolve8t

so oT-TcT so RAPID ARE THE CHA SEA-,
THE BODY UNDERGOEs UNDER IHk lAt =
RNCE OF THIS TRULY WONDERFUL MIL
CINE THAT
Every Dsy a, Increase in Flesh and Weieai
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70 Suffering Mothers.

The agony that some young mothers undergo
from the caking of milk in the breasts, ulcera-
tion Of the nipple and other painful sseetions Of
the ranillary organs, is extreme And yet .
feu applications Of the Ointment would remove
the difficulty and enable the sufferers TO resume
the maternal function and continue to exercise II
without interruption or pain. A, the life Of ths
child as well as the health Of the mother may
depend her ability to nurse 1t, this fast. which
10 verified by ample testimony, should be treas
ured in the memory Of every wife and matron-
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A new and valuable preparation for the re-
lief and cure OF Gravel, Irritation OF the
BLADDER and Urethra. Drcpsieal. Rheu-
matte and equity Affections. Pains
In the Back and Loins, Ac., Ae.

To those suffering from diseases Of the Kid
neys and Bladder, and the consequent train
Of distressing ailments, this remedy Is conf
IDENTIFY recommended as n relief, and needs but
. trial to prove its great value in the cure OF
the above mentioned diseases. Asa Altera-
tive, this Elixir will lie found much more
beneficial than the preparations Of sarsapa-
rills, 50 popular, land We might say Of ques-
TONED medicinal vaiuel, and where Blood
Purifier is decided, there IS no question but
that tho
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-06-22
ETERNAL VIGILANCE

/. the price of Health as vel IS of Liberty. Be
on your guard against poisonous hair dyes
Cristad0r0's Excelsior Hair DYE!
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Open sores and Unhealed Wounds.

In consequence of being cicatrired before the
virus Of Inflammation has been expelled, sores
supposed 70 have been cured often break out
sfresh. II 10 the same with old wounds. A thin
crust that deesives the eye overlies the moulder-
ing eubers Of disease, and they to
break through the surface eventually rs . voles-
no 10 to recommence its throes and cast up new
foods OF lava But be operation Of the oint-
msnt 10 fnAI. All the Irritating humors are dis
PEELED. and when nature, thus relieved, closes up
the wound or Ulcer the cure is perfect.
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Where il In Used ?

EverywhereI There 10 not . civilized settle
u,eut between Alaska and Patagonia where IL 10
not appreciated. Well may it be called . pene-
trating preparation in = commercial 40 veil a. .
medical sense, Ior, with its potent ally, Hollo-
ways Pills, il has reached the centre Of China
and the heart OF Japan, and 10 advertised At Pc
kin and Jeddo. Over three hundred millions Of
the human race that have never heard of any
other foreign medicine have been made acquaint
ed through their own papers. and many thous-
ands Of them by actual experiences, with the
properties Of Hollowsy's Ointment and Hollo-
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Hem orrhoids, Pulmonary disorders

Obstinate csses Of piles that have defsd ell
other treatment are often cured very rapidly BY
the frequent apple stion Of the ointnent to the
inf amed membrane IL must be used With such
&c Itle friction the patient can bear "hsn
~ bhed bri.kly over the throat and chest, IN bad
coughs and eOlds, asthma, Inflammation oil tns
lunss, bronchitis, liberated sore throat 40, "
impsrt. wonderful relief and prevents the com
plaints from culmin sting in Consumption. Ins
Pill. may be given night and morning darn sss
continuance Of . cough or cold 20 carry OF sns
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Diuretic and Alternative Elixir

VIII accomplish all that is desired. Those
living in malarious districts, West ard South,
Is a general thing need. on the approach OF
warm weather. such a remedy one that viii
remove languor, and restore tone and vigor to
the system. No preparation will more efeet-
sally accomplish this than the
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ie6-d kweowIy PIrrsFIKLD, Mass.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-29
AN INTERESTING SUIT.

Captain Rynders and the Late William e.
Burton.
In the Court of Common Pleas, General Term,
yesterday, before Judges Robinson, Larremore
and Joseph f. Day, the case of Phebe s. Ryn-
ders against John j. Crane and Cecilia Burton
was argued. The plaintiff in this case is the
wife of Captain Isaiah Rynders, aud the defen-
dants the executor and eXecutriX of the last will
ard testament of the late William E. Burton.
On May l, 1852 Mr.. Burton made two promis-
sorry notes of that date for $4,000 each, payable
respectively at twenty-four and forGy-eight
months, to the order of plaintiff. After Mr.. Bur-
tons death, the first note having fallen DUE and
payment being refused, action was brought to
recover the amount. The defense set up was
that Isaiah Rynders was the real party in in-
terest, no legal transfer having been made to
his wife, the plaintiff; that the notes given
to Captain Rynders for the sole consideration of
certain services, promised to have been rem
dered by him as Burton's agent in causing the
United States to enter into lease and contract
for the use and privilege of buying his Cham
bers street property, which services we're never
rendered; and. that if such services were rem
dered, they constituted an unlawful consideration
for the making and transfer of the notes by Bur-
top and the notes, therefore, were illegal and
void. The cause was tried before ChiefJ Judge Daily
and jury, and O verdict rendered in favor of
plaintiff for the full amount claimed, with in
terest On the trial, the defendants read in
evidence the deposition of the plaintiff herself,
by which it appears that Captain Rynders had
expended considerable portion of her patri-
mony which was about $4,000; that, on the
uSatD Ol DurLOD, hyDQerS JOlu ler sue WOulu
have to sue the notes; that when she first
the notes they were in her house, in her bureau
drawer, where she kept her own clothing, she
having put them in the drawer herself, where
they remained for two or three days, aud were
then taken by Mr.. Rynders to the Marshals
office, where they remained till he left that
office: and she then put her name
the back of them, at the request of
Mr.. Rynders who said he would have to sue
them. 1t was further proved for plaintiff by
Joseph Thompson. that Burton was indebted to
Captain Rynders for money loaned and that he
(Burton) stated that he had given these notes to
Rynders in favor of his wife in settlement of
nearly $4,000 worth of due bills for borrowed
money with interest. From this verdict the
defendants appeal, the chief point being in rela-
tion to Mrs. Rynders' ownership of the notes
and her right to sue; and in regard to the con-
sideration for the notes: The cause was argued
on the appeal by Mr.. Robinson, of Cram &
Robinson, on behalf CT the defendants, and by
Luther r. Marsh, of Marsh, Coe & Wallis, on
behalf of plaintiff and respondent, both submit
ting elaborate points. The Court reserved its
decision.
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SHOCKING CASUALTY.
Destruction of n Dtstiilerv In Buffalo -Many
PersOns Killed and Wounded.

The Rochester Union of the Goth inst. says
A dreadful casualty occurred at Buffalo this
forenoon, involving a large loss of life. The
particulars of this shocking affair at the time
we write are somewhat meagre, but as the
greatest excitement prevails at the scene of the
disaster it i5 of course impossible for those on
the spot to get anything in detail.
1t tappears that between ten and eleven o'clock
this forenoon tremendous explosion took place
in the new Briggs dstllery, on Carroll street.
north of the Central depot The large building
was instantly heap of ruins so great was the
shock. The fires from the interior of the dis
tillery were instantly communicated to the tim
bers of the building, and at last accounts the
whole was q mass of flames.
A considerable number of men were employed
on the premises, of whom several were killed
and others were wounded.
The information we have comes in brief des-
patches sent to Mr.. Knapp at the Central depot
by the operator at Buffalo. He describes the
explosion and crash as fearful, and says the
widest excitement followed the explosion. 1t
was the boiler, of course, that exploded. 1t was
at first understood that four or five were killed
outright and great number wounded. A later
report says that greater number were killed
than at first supposed. One man was thrown
fifty feet from the building by the explosion.
later despatch says two men have just been
got out The timbers of the building are all on
fire. The police are trying to get out more OF
the men.
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ent. The handsome and spacious edifce was
well filed and most magnihceutly Illuminated,
and IL is questionable IL ever before there was
gathered within it's walls so much of aristocraey,
wealth, fashion, and beauty as upon this
occasion. OF the aristocracy of both this city and
Washington 1t was far easier to say who were
not there than who were.
The diplomatic corps was particularly we'll
represented, there being present their excelleu-
cies the Russian Minister, the Austrian Minister,
the French Minister, the Italian Minister, the
Prussian Minister, and the English Minister,
together with their various attaches. etc. AS is
almost invariably the case, the high contract
ing parties" were somewhat late in arriving.
and consequently the assembage became a
little impatient. Every few moments a rust
ling of silk or satin would be heard at the door,
when Immediately all eyes would be bent in that
direction eager to catch the first glimpse of the
bride. In few moments some six or eight
couple, the ladies dressed in a most tasteful and
recherche manner, advanced up. the main aisle
to the altar rails, near which they took seats.
Shortly afterwards Senior Roberts, supporting
upon his arm an elderly lady, who advanced up
the aisle and a few minutes later the lovely
bride, arrayed in pure white grenadine, with
full train, and leaning upon the arm of her
venerable uncle, Mr.. Ponvert, was seen to enter
the door, when, in an instant, nearly the entire
audience rose to their feet and took good look
at her as she passed to the altar, where she was
at once joined by Mr.. Roberts, and without fur
ther delay the ceremony was proceeded with by
the Rev. DR.. McGlynn, pastor of st. Stephens,
assisted by the associate clergy of the church,
some six or eight in number.
Immediately upon the conclusion of the SOL
emnZaton of the marriage rites the happy
couple proceeded to the residence of the brides
uncle, where the congratulations of few select
friends were received, and at q late hour in the
evening they started upon an extended bridal
tonr-N. \, Herald today.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Important TO Fruit Growers.


Despatch TO the Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-The Commissioner
of Agriculture has just received from the I'm
perial Botanical Gardens OF st. Petersburg a
collection of Russian apples, embracing about
four hundred varieties in duplicate. These are
well provided with gratis, which viii be at once
distributed to nurserymen and Others who de-
sire to experiment with and propagate from
these promising acquisitions. For the Northern
and Northwestern Statess this is one of the most
valuable fruit introductlons that has ever been
brought into this country, and will be fully ap-
preciated by pomologlsts
The Mexican Claims.
In the cases of WeXel and Degrees versus
Mexico and G. IL. Gosch, recently rejected by
the United States and Mexican Claims Commis-
sion, the ground of rejection was that the
cluim has its origin subsequent to the LIST of
February, 1869, the date of the ratification
of the convention under which the commission
acts, and the decision is based on the ground
that the commission has no jurisdiction of
claims arising after that date.
statement widely published that the CON-
mission will not entertain claims filed after the
LIST of February 1869, is erroneous.