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A CORRESPONDENT OF the Lewiston
(SIainC) journal says n singular phenomc-
non occurred recently in the field Of John
Gould, Jr., in Lisbon. A loud noise was
heard in the vicinity, and II was inIlnl
that largo mass OF earth had been lifted
from its place in Mr.. Gould's field, by some
unknown power. The earth removed
wns in the form Of paralIclogram. 1t
was about twelve feet long and four feet
wide, and was fully foot thick, or to the
dcpth Of tho frost 1t was rs regular, and
thu corners ~ we'll defined, MS though Ont
by Il saw. It was thrown ont, apparently,
BY some tremendous power uxcrtrd on all
parts alike, and wis deposited right side
up" half It's width from the place 1t inr'
nicrly occupied. The ground on ono side
OF the hole Is pulled up about six inches
for abnnt n rods distance.
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PoLrcE CouRr.-Two cases werc before
the Court yestcrlIay-OlaggtO Jones and
Jennie Dayton. for prostitution. They
were fined and having no money or
friends to nay the fines were sent to JAIL
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q SADDLERN.-A. Schwcrtfergcr, No. 11O
Main street, has again commenced tho
manufacture Of Saddles, Harness, Trunks,
&c, and is now ready to serve his former
customers, and the community generally.
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By RENTING, and applying tho rents to
the purchase, every ono can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Wm. Sumner & Co,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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baltimore Market.
BALTrxoRE. March -.

BALTINUKE1 lNNCu n
FLoUn-NomInalIy weaker on medium grades
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES light receipts at 81 y
GeI 80; Maryland At $135DI4S. COrn-In good
demand; white ut 9I095c yellow ut We. OAt-
6SIbSSC.
'ROvISiONa-UnchAngcd.
MMIsKr-D9@gpC.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
Nrw Yopv March "a

Trade Is somewhat Inactive, yet very Ilttls
cIGngc Of prices In staple and cotton goods. Bal.
low a. blGAcllGd musllns arc reduced from 14k
10 l3Xc: aud x width of same make from 1lk 10
lie. rlIU market for all textiles Is quiet and do.
pFGsScd.
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" Commercial and Financial.
Now York Money and Stock Market.

NAh A0AASP HA&SA 80
, MOXEY-MArket remains very casy ut nos per
cent on call; tho ease In the market Is due In q
certain extent 70 the general dullnesH In trade
and In consequence Of the uncertainty attending
the action orGongress on the funding hill, the
demand for currency from tho Interior In prepAr.
alton for tho April settlements ls smaller than ex.
pcctcd. Primo business notes 108 per celt. The
extensive wholesale house Of J. II. Prentice 4
Co, Brooklyn, failed to-day, liabilities $500 OOO9
Tho late IrrcgulArlty In giving bogus orders 10
sell Lake Shore stock still lingCrR Ia the memory
OF hrOkors, and Il Is discussed moro or less
evcty day. Bogus orders are said 70 have oxtGnd'
cd 70 Arms unwilling TO acknowledge they arc
YictlmIEel. Runners are afOat which seem to
have good grounds for believing that tho b3g1Ia
aacS reached fiIly 1900 SHARES, and that brokers
hero quietly paid the losses.
Europe for some time past has been absorbing
American, State and Railroad securities on All
cnor1n0lIS scale and Ita financial centres on the
continent, and tho people generally have been
seized with mania for everything American AS
an Instance Of this we cite the lHct that railroad
loan Of 900 900 with StAte endorsement, was n:
Gently put upon tho market at Frankfort, Anu
over 7O0. 900 subscribed I0F IN taEls lLisstats1 @
a French bank took railroad loan OF 25,OOOOdO
francs on account, and actually paid out 5,OOOOOO
francs, In this cave there seems to have been
come Misrepresentation, and II Ia stated repre-
sentative ola French hank who rocOntly arrived N
this country waS very much surprised to lind rail-
road bonds not on tho Exchange list, aud also
that tho road has no government subsidy.
STERLNU-StrOng At IO41i0lO8H.
GOLD-Quict and steady At i19aS. German
bankers were buyers In consequence OF tho calm
In American securities abroad. Price opened at
1l9H and touched llSS So Carrying rates 4S' per
GOyElSNENT BoNDs-FIrmCr, except Currency
Sizes. Receipts Of bonds from tho interior
lighter. Tho Government bought $l,O00,OOO ut
Ids. .74BiO6,99. Tho Offers aggregated nearly
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RAILWAY COLLISION NEAR
QUINCY, ILL.
Three Men TTavc Their Legs Cut OF:
ST. LOUIS. Mnrch q.

ST. LOUIS, March "a.
4 coal train while following Il freight
train into Quincy, ILL.,, yesterday, ran into
the cabOOsC car Of the freight train, ind
three men standing on the platform OFthe
cahoOsc cur were crushed against the car,
and nll had their legs cut oil. Ono ol
them, Jos Wheeler, Of Bushnell, ILL.,, died
in few hours.
A. ]. Spahr, who shot young Baldwin
here some days ago, was RrrNigncd in tho
Criminal Court on charge of murder in
the first degree. lie plead not guilty.
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The Mobile races yesterday, two mile
heats, was won by DOnOvnn, heating Pri-
vatecr in 3:!'i+ and 3:57f.
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Bishop Thomson's Funeral.

IFHIHtW W NIEE6l V'I %I1W7NW !" N
Tie time Of Bishop Thomson's funeral
liNs hcpn changed 10 Saturday, March
96lh, ut 10 o'clock.
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FRANCE.

Tours. March 81.
The PrOcurcr General has been noti-
fed that the cases Ot persons accused Of
conspiracy against the State and lie of
the Emperor, will come before tho high
court now in session.
.h' PARIS, March "a.
The strike Mt In Cruczot, is confined to
the portion of the wOrkmcn who have
been labOring under political excitement,
which Is expected soon to be suppressed.
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TRANKLIN INSURANCE COMFY
IL OF WHEELING,
CAPITAL, S15o.Ooo.
DIRECTORS:
Samuel Mcclellan, George Mendel,
II. II. Logan, ThoS, 7. ShRllcrOSa,
q. W. FranEhOm, ]. n. vance,
J. II. Hobbs, Michael Reilly,
Louis G. Suf0l, ...
This company now having been OrBanlZed Ave
yCaFN, and in that time done successful business
Is still prepared 10 take risks Gt ialr rates On
Buildings Of all kinds, Merchandise, ManulActuF.
Ing Establishments, Furniture, Steamboats, and
CnrgoCS on the Western Rivers and Lakes. This
company offers superior Inducements 10 Farm
crs, whereby they Tan bG Insured on Dwellings,
Furniture, Barns, and contents for or 8 years at
reduced rates. THIS being State Company With
Tho Largest Cash Capital Paid in,
And surplus OF any company In the State; and
composed Of some ninOty.fOur stockholders, most
Of whom are among our best business mon, re-
cOmmGndA itself 10 tho favorable confederation
of tho insuriDg public, and sOllcita thGIr patron
ago. Applications for Insurance Will be prompt
ly attended to ut their 0ficO, No. " MONROE St,
or at their several agCnCeA throughout the State.
SAM'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GRO. MENDEL, YlcG President.
C. NJ. COEN, Scc'y.
Il. c. DICK, Asst Sec'y. Gebl0
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This Company having boon fully organized. /.
now prepared 70 take risks upon ..4
Buildings Of all kladH, Merchandise, Manu-.
featuring Establishments, FuTnItuFo and
CargOeR OF all Kinds on the Western
Waters.
Applications for lHrSuARcH will be promptly
attended 10 By tho Secretary.
OfIIce at tho National SaviugA Hank, No. o.
Main Street.
JAS. c. ACIIESOE, rres't.
WM. y, SIMPSON, viCN I'rcs't
s. ?. IIILDRETlI, Sec'y
LSO. Il. MILLER, Asst Scc'y. tuF23
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INSURANCE..

URANKLIN INSURANCE Comply
IL OF WHEELING,
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Monroe street, WhuOling, West Va.
JACOB l10RSBR0OK, Pres't.
JACOB N, BTCKRL, Vice PrOS't
J, N. .McWHORTEIt, SeC'y. .. ,r'E
s, 3. McCOLLOCII, Asst Hec'y. lnri
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denounced and insulted Cole, and says he
will proclaim the fhCt before tho commit
tee. Something rNcY Is looked for.
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Takos risks ut tho lowest rates OIL Buildings OF
all kinds, Furniture, Household Goods, MeFGhRu'
disc and GOudB In TrAuSlt.
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WEST VA. INSURANCE COMPLY

CAPITAL. s1oo.ooo.
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SENATE.

Immediately after tho reading Of the
journal, tho Senate went into executive
session.
The Senate WIS engaged four and u
half hours this afternoon in considering
the ST. Domingo treaty. Mr.. SUMNER
opened the debate in opposition to It's
ratification, occupying the floor until tho
session adjourned.
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1TNA FIRE AND MARINE IN.
I'd SURANCE co. or WHEELING.

CAPITAL, 100000.
DIRHCTORs;
James G. Acheson, William d. Simpson,
Augustus Poilack, ThoS. ]. Campbell,
Jn0 X II0tBfUrd, VIM. Q. llRntlAn.
r. NJ OOdsOn, .E
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
TIE Old TONIINE SOCIETY.
A Grand Old Knickerb0cker Insti-
tuition Passing Away.
Eight Lives Left Out of Two Hundred and
Three-Another Death Dissolves the
Fraternity-A Provident C0nstitu-
tion-A Band of OctOgena.
rians "reminiscences OF
tho Coffee House.

Among the most remarkable of the societies esta
lished here in the latter part OF the last century was
vhs Tontne Association, founded In 179o and ncor-
poratcd IN l794 by company OF merchants for the
purpose or providing a centre for the mercantile
community. BY the plan OF this association each
shareholder selected nominee, during whose life
he to his equal proportion OF the net pro-
ceeds OF the establishment, but upon whose death
his interest reverted to the OF the surviving
nominees. The original shares were assigned and
held as personal estate anu the whole property was
vested in nve trustees who to hold the property
until the number Of the surviving nominees was re-
Tduced to seven when the whole was TO be divided
among tho fortunate seven shareholders depending
upon them. Under these regulations two hundred
and three shares were subscribed for at 5000 each
and WITH this the association purchased lot OF
ground, 100 feet square, on the corner OF Wall and
Water streets, and IN 1892 commenced the erection
OF the Ton,ine Coiee House. TO which, upon It's
pletion IN 1884, the Merchants Exchange was re-
moved from the dila pdated old building in the GEN.
ere OF Broad, below Pearl street. where 1t had been
located since the Revolution After the erection of
che new Exchange In Wall street, in 1926, the build
ing was let for various purposes then in May. 1855,
was demolished, TO make room Tor the present Ton.
sine building The original cost OF the T0ntine COf
zee House was S427S7. The average rent up to 1929
Inclusive, was So, 500 per year, making interest
OF nearly eight ana TWO thirds per cent per annum
Tor each share.
LIST OF SURVIVORS OF THE ToNTIN1 NoMINEEs ON
JANUARY l, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

A DRIAN Fl. MULLER. AUCTIONEER.
"A HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS Co, win sell
at auction Monday April 49, at 1O O'clock at the private
residence 345 West Fourteenth street, rosewood black
walnut Paror Suits rosewood Pianofore rosewood Melo
deon Pier and Mantel Glasses Etagerc Wilson's Sewing Ma
chine black walnut Bcdseads Bureaus Dressing Bureau,
Mattresses, Brussels and Ingram Carpets China and Glass
ware. &c.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

yVILLIAM N: LITTLE AUcrIoNEER-BY wYcKoFR
w 4 LITTLE
MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1870,
10 o'clock precisely at 1893 RAYMOND street. between De
Kalb and Fulton avenues Brooklyn
POSITIVE SALE OF ALL THE FURNITURE
the house. OF Paror Suits In brocate Bcdroou
Furniture Hair Mattresses Dining Room Furniture ExtsA
Table Crockery, Kitchen Utensils, &c, &c.
Catalogues at l5i Montague street, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.

~ MoNEUsE 4 DUPARoUET NOS 2s TO 30 GREENE
~. street. New Yok.-Soe manufacturers of the Impe-
rial French Cooking Ranges for hotels restaurants steam
ships hospitals and private families copper and tin Cook
ing Utensils: Maracsbon Coffee and Tea Grn. Beware q
limitations. Send for circular.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
CHESS MATTERS.

Correspondence Game Between Cleveland and
Detroit.
The cities Of Cleveland end Detroit, represented
by their most skilful chess players, have for some
time past been engaged In match a. chess Of one
game by correspondence ana as the result Is VIZ
tually decided we give the game below
sICILIAN DEFENCE.
Cleveland, wntts. Delroit, Black.
1-Pt PtOQB4
2-Kt toKB3 PtOK3
3-PtOQ4 takesP
40 takes p Ktt0QB3
SO to QsQ Pt0 KITS
6-B toQ3 Bio Kt2
7-Castles KKtt0K2
S-P -PtoQB3 Castles
9-QBt0K3 QtOQB2
10 BtOQ4 PtoK4
11-Bto PtoQ3
12-P toKR3 PtoKB4
13-B QB4ch KtoRsq
l4-Kt to KITS PtoKB6
l5-Bto toQgsq QKttoQsq
18--P too Kits Bt0KB3
17--Kt 10 X 3 Kt to KtSq
1S-B tOQRS BtoK2
1a-BtoQ5 KttoKB3
2o-P to0B4 Kt takes
2l-B taxes Ks KttoKB2
22-B ;0QKt2 PtOKt4
23-Kt to RE- Kt
24-Kt tOQ2 RtOK KtsQ
25-P TO KB3 ktt oKB2
26-R to KB2 PtoKR4
27-R to- QBsq QtoQsq
2s-R toQB2 1t ttoKRs
29-P tOQR3 Kto oR Q (d)
SIR takes BtoKR5
32-R to k2 takes p
S3-P takes P Kt takes p
SO Kt TO X BsQ BtoKto
35-Kt takes B takes Kt
36-Kr to X B3 Qt0Q kt ch
SIX to B 81 Kt to X ch (C)
3S-K to X 50 B to KITS
$4,000 QRt0 X Bsq
l0-kt toO4 r to ch
ak toQ2 ROB
42-K to @ b so takes
43-R takes Il toK Is ch
Ak toQ2 ROC Bsq
45-Kt to QKt5 R!oKRs
WHITE according to present appearances cannot
prolon9 the game many moves
COMMENTS ON THE GAME.
(d) Necessary before advancing Kt to r.
10y This and the preceding move are time lost.
(c) More decisive than Kt to X 6 ch.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIoNEER.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTioNEER.
First cass Houses Lexington and West Twenty
third street.


third street.
y. H. LUDLOW CO will sell at auction on Thursday,
April % is0 at u O'clock nt the Exchange Saesoom III
Broadway.
Sale by of Jane Lawton csecutI OF Abner Law
ton.
Lexington avenue southeast corner Tbrtyninin street,
handsome House and Lot, No 303
West Twenty third street. No 5, House and Lot on Lon
don Terrace. -
Maps and permits be had at No. Pine street.
MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
M Sale In partition by order OF the supreme Court, under
the direction OF Comuissoncrs--handsome House aud
Grounds In OF Morrisana.
E. II. LUDLOW co; will sell at auction, on Tuesday,
April 49, 1870 IL O'clock Mt the Exchange Sslesroon, No
III broadway Trinity Building New York.
Observation-Disclosures plot OF Ground, with two story
attic frame Dwelling situated the cnsteriy side Of
Morse (ot Boston road between Wall and George
streets; house 3oxS feet with front and piazza built
work, filled with brick contains white blac
marble manes, hot and cold story; Gas x-
throughout hot air furnace and all modern conye-
nences cellar dry and paved house good and ready
for imnedate occupancy Plot contains So feet front 75
feet by 1873 feet DEPTH north side and 24 feet on
south side barn snd carriage house fruit aad shade tsrs in
abundance location " high pleasant and healthy overlook
ing the village OF Morrisana easy of access by c
railroad and horse
Maps, &c, A. NO. Pine street
l.. GoYT, AZ. z. DoDIN and JOSEPH DopIN. Com
missonera.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

w W. BACKUs, AUcTTONEER, WILL SELL ON
w. Wednesday April q, at l0H O'Clock A. M the entire
Household Furniture OF the private residence 3 Pacific
street, Bond street, Brooklyn including rosewood
Piano, rosewood Paror Suits crimson damask, Pte9
Glasses French China Dinner Set OF 100 pieces,
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCTIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
Agent Office 5b ashingon street-Eiegant Household
Furniture. Tuesday, April 26 the entire Furniture of
three story dwelling III Greene street. comprising large
aasOrtments. Full partlcunrs hereafter.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24
Choss Notes.

Chess Notes.
The old potrlarcha New YORK Chess Club, which
Was reorganzed in the year 1859 by Mr. Frederick
Perrin and which inaugurated the Chess Congress
In 1862 removes on the 1st Of May from University
Building, Washington square, to a very spacious,
commodlous and elegant location, situated AZ No. "a
East Ninth street.
The Brooklyn Chess Club win remove on the 1st Of
May from No. 304 Atlantic avenue to No. 2s0 Fulton
street. rne rooms occupied by the club Will be
SPACIOUS elegant and well ventilated. Mr. Ben
ginger the proprietor, will do all in his power to
MAKE chess attractive to its votarles.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

A DRIAN Fl. MULLER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
"A called to the sale Of ~ valuable Lots to be made at
ton, Tuesday, the 26th inst, by MULLER WILKINS
CO. Said lots are situate on avenue Second and Fourth
avenues Seventy fifth Seventy SIXTH 105h,
l06h l33d and 34h Streets also large Water Front the
Last river foot of Sevenys street, and substantial
dwelling street. with modern improvements.
Maps At the Office Of the auctoneer No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

White, according to present appearances, cannot
prolon9 the game many moves.
COMMENTS ON THE GAME.
td) Necessary before advancing Kt to +.
10Y This and the preceding move are time lost.
(c) More decisive than Kt to X 6 ch.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

ORDERS FOR CLEARING HOUSES, SHIPS, &C, OF
~ bedbugs, roacbes ants, moths 1eas, &C., be
left at H. DANzIGERs onice 73 Forsyth street. Ssl
Yves. Fortyfrst street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

VVILLIAM r. ROBERTS, AUCTloNEER.
w ROBERTS x MCGUIRE, 81 Cedar street,
will sell at public auction,
at salesroom Ill Broadway,
TUESDAY, April 2b, 1870,
by order of Gratz Nathan, ESQ.,, referee,
81th street, Last House and Lot lot 16SxlC0 and lying
l.64 feet of 81 avenue.
Also,
Lots North 18th street Bushwick creek, Brooklyn
WEDNESDAY, April ~. 1870.
by order OF GratZ Nathan, ESQ.,, referee,
at Exchange Salexroorn. Ill Broadway,
Broome street, No. ~, two story attic House. 25y75.
Cd avenue No. l between 9th and 10th streets the three
story, attic and calar brick House, lot 2o.4xl25.
THURSDAY, April 70, 1870,
by order Of Gratz Nathan, Esl, referee,
the valuable Property Chambers Elm, Maion Chamber
Park and Oak streets.
Chambers brick House
and Lot, 33.2 feet Chambers and l3 feet on OAK.
Elm street. No s9 two story brick House and Lot l6l0x{1
Marion street. NO. g. two story brick House and Lot 17GxA
Park street. No lg three story brick House and Lot
Mott street, No 49, two story brick House and Lot
Mott street, No. u, three story frame House.
Maps and particulars mt Office OF auctoDcer.
VxTM. Writers. AUCTIoNEER- WILL SELL, ON
w Monday, at I03 o'clock, corner varick and Grand
street. the of Grocery Teas Sugars Flour,
Spices &C. also Counters, Shelving les Box Liquors and
Barroom Fixtures also large Iron Safe
The New York herald., 1870-04-24

II COGNIAT, LATE WITH II. DARDONvILLE, -
IL East Fourteenth street Specially for Marine Lamps;
Csrce and Moderator Lamps plain Ind rich Rape Seed On
lamps epaired Lamps, Candeaba, Brackets loaned for
balls and parties
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1870-12-16

Containing Amnonia ,.............. 6 per cent.
Super Pho osphats Squ0alea to Bone
Phosphate of fLims................... 81
Potash and Observation-Disclosures.
WE again call the attention of the farmers
w of Maryland and Virginia to our EXCEL
SIOR, composed of 100 pounds of No. Peru
Wan Guano, and 1900 pounds of Soluble
Phosphate of Lime (bones dissolved in sulphu-
ricsacid,) potash and soda, forming the most
c0ncentrated, universal and durable fertilizer
ever offered to the farmer-combining all the
stimulating properties of Peruvian Guano, and
the ever durable fertilizing properties of Ground
Bones.
Excelsior is in fine dry powder, prepared ex-
pressIy for drilling, and can be applied in any
quantity per acre, however small and it is the
opinion of many close calculating Farmers,
after TWELVE years experience in testing il
side by side with other popular fertilizers that
an application of 100 pounds Of Excelsior is e
qual to 200 to 800 pounds of any other fertiEz-
er or guano offered for sale, therefore is fully
100 to 200 per cent. cheaper.
D- The very best evidence aOe can offer Of ht
ralue Of our Excelsior as crop gro'cer and fer
tilizer Is theta of its being initiated and coun.
tcrfeited in this and other cities.
- M- Farmers should see that the ANALYSIS
and name of ]. J. TURNER co. are branded
on every bag in RED LETTERS. All Others
are counterfeits.
:es1ete Price $651per Ton. T
no - s \. j. TURNER 4 CO.,
42 Pratt Street, Baltimore, Md.
ss,,..,.r FOR SALE BY
,fR. NJ. LAWSON, Alexandria, Va, and JOHN A
BAKER, Washington, DC. r aH ~-a
Aug 26, l870-2m Z.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1870-12-16
The New Eclectic Magazine
FOR 1870 er -

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1t aims to combine in one, the most attrac-
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During the past two years there have appear
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The third year, and 9th volume, commences
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1870-12-16
Isl. 600 REWARD.

DeBing's Via Fuga cures all Lioer, Kidney
and Bladder Diseases. Organic Weakness, Female
AD7ichons, Geanal Debility and all complaints
of the Urinary Organs, in male and female.
$1,000 will also be paid for any case of Blind
8 Bleeaing or itching PILES that DEBING's PILz
h DsBING'S MAGIC LINIMENT, cures RAeu-
matte Pains, Sprains, Bruises and Scelled joints
in man and beast.
Sold everywhere. Send for Pamphlet.
Laboratry-142 Franklin ST.,
ap22-ly Baltimore, Md.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1870-12-16

re- The very highest prize. THE
CROSS or THE LEGION or
HONOR, acas conferred on the vepresen-
tative of the Grocer &c Baker Seaoing Ma
chimes, at the Espostion Uniuerscle.
Paris, 1867. tsus uteaing their. great
superiority ouer all other Sc'oing Machines.
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