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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

Pullc documents and pamphlets to the
amount o: 900, 200 are said TO be lying in the
vaults Of the Capitol waiting the frank, and
more SIRE being printed every day Congress
men are asserted to be eNertiug themselves to
get al these through the mAils before the rrivi-
lere is abolished.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

4 new enterprise has been started in New
York, viz. to found Woman's University
The movement is under the secretaryship Of Miss
Catherine f. Beecher, who seldom falls in any
thing She undertakes It is no part Of the
woman suffrage movement, for Miss Beecher
has also commenced a series Of papers in the
Ciriaila Union on Jonaa Suffrage ron
tr1ry 10 Common SeEss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

The public services were as follows: Organ
voluntary, followed by the anthem " Cast thy
burden on the Lord, sung by the choir. Read
ing Of selections Of the Scriptures and prayer by
Rev Dr. Clement Hymn, DR.. Watts, " Let
others boast how strong they be 50 and Sermon
by Rev Mr. Dlscomb.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

The passage Of the bill which our dispatches
mention as being introduced in the British Far
lament, to enable aliens to hold real estate in
Englsnd. will infuse new vigor into that class
Of lawyers who make handsome living by
hunting up the shadowy claims Of American
heirs - to mythical estates there The preten-
sions Of these legal gentry have been pretty
thoroughly exposed Of late, and this bill comes
Just in time to save them But their numerous
deluded clients would save their money if they
would remember that as the law now stands, an
alien cannot be an heir in England when there is
no will, and that he cannot take real estate,
even if left to him by will.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

It is urged as an objection to the abolition Of
the frankins privilege that it would be unrel-
sonable to compel Congressman tocarry on their
business correspondence at their own expense
which must necessarily happen if the privilege
be abolished. II would not be difficult, however,
to make an al IN to the salary Of members
which should be fair average compensation for
the increased expenditure uecessitated. The
scheme s certainly open to objection on the
ground of unequal working, but it is less OBJ
jeotiouable than the clumsy method proposed, Of
supplying members with stamps. This opens
the way TO al the abuses which have caused the
demand for the abolition Of free mail transmits
sion
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

The will Of the late Gen. Wool, which was ad-
mittei TO probate Tuesday, gives s2''ooo to
Williams College, and $4,000 to the Rensselaer,
Palytachnic Institute at Troy. \ sum Of s5o,-
600 ], 10 be expended by the widow for monu-
ment The whole amount bequeaihed is over
enln nnn
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

When the hens laid eggs inscribed " ISL
divers people holding these oyarious curi5sities
to indicate the destruction Of she world made
ready their ascension-robes AMI prepared 70 60
up. Another prophets fowl has been killed AT
st5uington, Ct. and inside this bird ofieposit
we're found thirteen pieces Of e-il. They are
supposed to have been originally goli beads,
which she took for corn. a Roman a1gur
would have predicted from this curious omen
the impending resumption ofspscie payments
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

Woop-In one week from January Doth, NJ
IT : White measured on the streets l35 losi- o.
wood and in the meantime 80 or 80 loads were
measured by Mr.. Foy On the City Marke,
grounds. Each load would average nearly p
co-5. This enumeration does not embrace thu
large quantities that were drawn into private
wards on previous contract
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

IT is something quite unusual to see the whit"
cap, roll, february 18th, as they dill last sa'ur-
day. The southwest wind hsi driven the i1e
into the bay. and the lake vas almost entirely
clear. In the language of Uncle Josh, '' if there
amt something done pretty soon ~ We shall have
20 20 berging for ice next July
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

A New York paper supports its assertion that
gas bills in that city are maieout by euessTorA'
with the story Of . gentleman whose bills with
two burners in use. were always six dollars.
After a while he used fluid and only one bur
ner. The result WAS Al immediate Increase IN
bis bil.. 4 friend then told him to use all the
burners in his house, and agreed TO pay the
whole amount of his bill above six dollars.
Careless for his friends pocket he boldly light
Ell every burner and coal being high, intro
duaed several gas stoves The startling result
was that his bills theuceforih were never more
than five dollars.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

Tue Wet Milton cheese factory, during m
operation Of f4s months. received l,5S'''I
hounds OF milk, an uenufaetured lo',SI0
pounds Of cheese. l.a &c, Average price W.
1870 cents per pounds bringing over ''-''''''
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-18

A young man IN villis'ou, named Fay ooas
of nine grand parents and great grand-psrenis
now living. If sny youugs'er is sure to escape
a whipping &c when sranlpa ami grandma are
round - II rr.uet h- he
The Evansville daily journal., 1870-12-20

LEAzasR Harness sate oak, see
spanish SoaSse 10 Slaughter a
cal1, French. 81 75sz 90 Per pound 6onez-
tic 81 25al ADS eOamoH kip Hcasl 60 per
pound; upper s35s98 per Dozen
MANUFACTURED ToBACC0.
Dark Tsns esof bright TENS saasae. bright
E Virgins. pounds, halves and Quarters,
socsS1 10.
GROCERIES,
CoEEEE-RIo, nrm. common ls3SeIa55so;
fair 2o5sa2l5se; prime la2l1zos choice 2ltS
axe; Laguyra 28ass5So. Jaws Cd Govern
Rlsnt, aoas2es Initiation a2Se.
sUGAR-Flrns Cuba Lz5Sa1Sc New Or
4 leans lz5zaIs5zoi Denarsras lsalss<c and
arrn Extra G lss6a1zes A coGse I456aIaszo;
b coFee lsa1z5lo; hards llszaI5cs hard
L powdered and granulated same.
As-Blaek-souchong s0asl 00; OoIong
( g 0eal =. Grsen-Young Tyson 81 z5al 50:
Imperial 81 2sal 50iGEnpowdar 81 sal 50;
Hyson 81 25sl %.
Z HoLAssEs-New 0rlssns choice 75ss5of
Z New Orleans prime 70a75os sorghum s5a50;
I white drlps S3aS25S SteWart's 's s. sUp 69as Sc
$ iyar drip 75asocs bee hive 72sSa75e
CANDLEs-Fuu weight 19alS5Ees IL oz
I weight 16aI556os 1lsnt weight 1zs lc.
I CANDY-Stfok and Barber Pole 1913 size.
EEsH-AEacksreI, No. 8, in bbls Sl3 G9. In
hsI1 bbls 81 0Oa7 so; in kitts q 4Oa1 so:
No. 2. In barrels sl5aI5 50; in half bbls 81 50
as; In kits 81 65a1 Is; No. I, in bbls s24 90
as; In half bbls sl2 GOALS 90; In kits 81 50
275. Cod nsh, in good demand at IS 5Oa
50. White fish, half bbls 81 50aS 90:
kits 81 00a2 25. Potomac Herring, 81 50 in
kits; So 90 IN quarter barrels; IS 50a6 co in
half barrels. Herring. box 65a75c.
STARCH-ATsdison 7a75Sc; Erkenbech-
er's 711asc; Crystal ll1Sal2e; Corn ll5Sal2c.
SoAP-Palm 6a61ze; brown erasIve 65za
&c; yellow erasive Ta75<e; olive 9a91zc:
German mOttIed 95SalGc; German plain
s1<asc.
CorroNs Yaras = 700 l21Sals c.. 600
I4cs 500 16als5Sc; 400 1salse<c.
BATTTNG-No. l, 15 426c; No. ?. I922c.
CARPET CHAIN-White S5aS6c; colored
45a4Sc.
CHEsE-W. R. 141zal5c; Hamburg l5ISa
l6ci choice factory 165SaI7e.
TAR-Carolina bbls 81 50a6 90; Caroline
half bbls s. 75a4 50; Carolina kegs 5Oa54c;
pine, In kegs E5Sa50o.
VINEeAR-Bbls 81 5Oas 50.
R1cE-CaroIina choice s5zal0c; Rangoon
sas1S.
NA11s-lOp to 2Op s. 5;sp 81 50; 6p 81 Is;
4p IS 90; Sp S6 90; Top fence 81 25. sp fence
q so; spikes, 81 to 8 Inch 81 50.
WOODEN WARE.
BUCKErs-Oak g 25a2 IS; half oak 81 25a
2 S5: No. well buckets S. C0aS so; No. |
do 81 seas 90; red cedar, two hoop SO 50a
IL 90; red iron bound IS 5Oa7 co.; red half
iron bound s. 5Oa6 90; red brass bound
IS 5Oa9 90; sugar buckets. rack 81 25a4 SO;
bail buckets, rack s. O0aS 25.
TUBs-No. l sl1 OoalI so; No. 2 tubs $40 co
a 10 so; No. IS 5Oas 90; nests, eight T5a
90; nests, three IS 90.
CHURNs-White pine. Is TO q inches
So O0al0 90; painted pine, Is to % Inches
sl2 50al3 90; red cedar. Is inches SIS O0al
Is 90; red cedar. Is inches si7 Goals OOs
wash boards s. 65a2 IS
CooPERAGE-Whisky barrels 81 so each
iron bound whisky 81 40: -four barrels IS. |
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a CARD.

A clergyman, while residing liza ECuth
America as missionary. discovered q
safe and simple remedy tor the Cure OF
Nervous Ia eazneass EARLY Decay. Diseases
OF the Urinary ann sem mai C5rYa ne. ana
the whole train o. disorders br0ugba on
hv Danefui and vicious babItEl. Great
nun hsFa have been cnre1 Dy tbga nuBls
remedy. Erorapted bT nezire 20 banenE
me All icted end unfortunate, via send
fHe recipe for preparing and Hislng tEaa
lslstg fclne Ll q SBa 30 envelope. tl3 nnv one
who uesaa ~ FREE Of CffARGEs address
JOSEPH 1855 Aha staiion 2. Bible
House Msw ugk EhkTs
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MASONIC HOOKS.
A Fortune in Lifs and at Death.
$500, 81 90. s. 1000 AND S, 90

tOOJt tUJOs SlsuuV AND EostVJ,
Distributed Monthly By lot 70 Policy
Holders in the Monthly Dividend Mutual
Life Insurance Company of Pennsylvania.
81 % secures q policy of insurance on the
Mutual Benefit Plan, AID entities the
holder TO pa rlicl pate IN the m0nIhly dis
tr1buti0n. len, women and children Sc
cure policies, and thousands save been
made rich in life and their families conn
Portable at death. Every policy is num-
bsred. and the fortunate holders notified
monthly, and one of the above amouDts
forwarded to their address. Send & 10,
name and fail age, POstofhce address and
nearest Express once. Address all or
ders TO ALEXANDER j. CALHOUN,
Gen. Agent, HOnesdale, Wayne CO., Pa.
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WINTER
EMPLOYMENT.
PERKINS & HOUSES PATENT.
Md PWa@h& IF

metallic kerosene Lamp.
Is A3 SOLUTELY SAFE from explosion
or breaking; BURNS ANY COAL OIL,
good or bad gives more light, no Odor,
and uses LESS OIL.
ait is perfectly non explosive. The light
is better than is prod ueed by any other
lamp-'-W. 8. Clark, President AGsS0chtt-
sets a Agricultural College.
s'It Is perfectly nOn-explossVes gives
better light, and is more economical than
any other lamp in use" w. ". WetkSl late
/ Sup. Ptsb. Schools, Chicago.
The appalling deaths and fires from glass
lamps exploding and breaking create q
great demand for this lamp. IL PAYS to
| sell it. Sold by Canvassers. Agents want
/ ed everywhere. send for circular and
i terms to NO MTG 0MERY & co, CIeTe-
/ land, Ohio, AZ Barclay St, New YORK.
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good taste aad aon nlel4. ae
aHording ample foo4 iet h'l
ana includes aia
ma1 puteau tlei e-l
rooms aad pantry p4ln-Mea
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roomy and convenient ar har
unioua and bean 5frr krfr
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lier The Arkan Belle ono
Of ihe iRhtssl beats 81 hff ef
81 49, vyeatorr w-fsr-
-
tHy iesl, euu i'iAi -b-
lsrlY all the year round
has a carrying oapaeiig da
tons. Her ne# oHneE aa
GERS are highly plea ae i.a lcf
ateamboatmen ana citizens ta
visited her. ere warm ir heir express
sl0na OF admiraaoua. We urean
We desire tor l-r g brilliant INIaH
GlennfnEH rram @uF Eren
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hlgh-Aea1ed Aliea Deaa
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pilots.
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7 q. cray viii come here to laa
ArkauEag hIVer.
James Kerr. Ir. hag 8Ecn
Of the Office of the Grand
packet Eello of Alton.
The Valid leaves tC dag EI-h lEa
model barRQa loaded with railroad
iron for 0WCnsborJ, and siV baEr
coal for L1uisWllC
The Secretary Wlr. ia response
20 the resolution Of Eenr uuGgc
Stevenson. Win instruct Gaol
Weitzel, Of che Engineer Corps ic 81
port 20 him al the facts 81 be n1
session pro- regard 90 amy bridge con
strueEed q in Qa4fia ol eaul
ever tho Ohio liver
A somewhat maIEahi9 eIae
is related 90 have oce-Fr r a
steamboat landing a6 Ae# DfIa
Tuesday. Two yuu1e mu
them clerks Oh steam M
tervieW in reference sc ln
some freight Ahelr remar rEae.
acmb4auoe was observed
but when they met. t1er
ment can be eorcel2ea
recognized in tne olhaf
brother. They ere
we're twlns-ana ganaro.a4
by reason Of p3h.aa opinion
one supposed che other aea ~
lames are hieharc ano tean
an4 are ualiFcs lt 1Aa
IL i8 3 8Aanea iAe
after years oI 5epa ai9p. a4
city among strun zefai aaa
Che nome where en yeas
parted in anger g aAe
terenl SIDES in thl teiA
COMMENCING
LOUIS NLALL.-l +4 ~
Of Saturday aya
ltIg not often tlat Lle
sissippi River is 0uea to
late ~ BE- Be- ihis seaG1r l
during tho laEl twenty gaar ha
weather iu earlg 'fiufer been
in that region tina Iel dia uQl hao
over the rivers
Captain Feefa na nf
James tioRaEll
4e5t99rday eVelnlle .As
Wneels l9f taiH
pie5ea. QA st9l1Ay
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CAADENs AICH.s nov a. looS.
DIR. .JARDELLA-Dear 5Ir: was attacked
with a disease Of the lungs, which feared
would terminate in consumption. All the
different remedies that L used failed 70
give me relief, Till at last called on You
and procured your valuable preparation
of WILD CHERRY AND TAR, two bottles Of
Whi3h efectuelly restored me 20 sound
health. do take pleasure in saying that
can cheerfully recon mend II TO Others
and believe It to be the best pulmonary
medicine now in use.
am. yours. RESPECTFULLY
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NORTH MISSOURI LANDS
FOR SALE
By THE
Hannibal and st. Joseph
R. r.. Company

About I25,OCO acres of the finest FAR RN-
ING and GRAZING LAND in the d NJ
TED STATES, for sale at low prices and
on very easy terms, thus enabling an In
dustrIOuS man with small capital TO pay
for his land Wtte money earned from II.
distance from markets; Its Railroad faciIi-
ties are great End constantly increasing;
the climate is splendid, and good crops are
almost a certainty; while the numerous
thriving tOWns and cities spTinging up on
every hand attest beyond DOUBT that the
blight OF slavery has been effectuSlIy dis
sfDated. and hat Eastern men and East
ern capital are doing their perfect work.
The Evansville daily journal., 1870-12-20

-fssF t1EHCtss IS isaFehg EsVel sbat 4f 4A&
A# that i isln raaslS 20 receive the tazez
shoWsfhe Eate of aaIatIan IA 1ha atnarazat
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Our Lands Defy Competition

BS- Send for full descriptive Circulars
and Sectional Maps, enclosing SO Cts, and
stating W hat paper you saw THIS IN, 10
EDWARD WILD ER,
Eounr1 aa1Onar Hannibal Mo
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Engine Builder.
STE AM BOILER
AND
PLATE IRON WORK
or every description.
Corners First and Pine and Second
and Kim Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

MARION, KY, September 5, 1870.
Mr. @. Kratz, Evansville, Ind:
our testimony to the excellence Of yOnT
Portable
Steam Circular Saw MIL
The one we purchased OF you on the 22d
August last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hands II
VIII saw fifteen hundred fest OF poplar per
hour. On the whole We tnlnk you nave
great reason to congratulate yourself upon
having constructed most excellent Mi,
which win doubtless supercede those con-
structed upon other principles. The Swiss
gentleman, Mr.. John Walt, whom you
sent to put the mil up and start Il for as,
frfends who witnessed him working, say
he IS the best sawyer that they have ever
seen. You could not have sent better
machinist aud sawyer, or one that would
have given more Satisfaction. We started
to saw with 80 lbs OF steam 70 saw cur nrst
log. Your Mil Is just what you recon-
seps-sm ELDER BROS.
GRANDVIEW, IND, oor. g, 1870.
AIr. c. Kratz, Evansville, Ind:
sR-Enclosed please ind $500, the bal
anee due on the Portable Steam Circular
Saw NH. This mill was purchased from
thoroughly tested 1t, Ito meet my agree
ment with you 20 speak my mind In re-
gard TO the samel have 70 say that now
perfect satisfaction In q Saw MiII, and 70
procure what you sald-a complete Mil
and Engine.
I have run Steam Engines for the last
twenty years, and have never handled q
Boiler and Engine that has so easily kept
steam with the only fuel use tgreen slabs
taken from the log dtrectl.
We consider the Mil and its capacity TO
be all that can be desired of q Saw Mil in
every respect Any SeKson wishing 70
know fl these are all positive facts and
true assertions, can md ample demon
Stratton of &c by calling on Us at the mill.
Yours, very truly
cell WM. CADICK q DAWSON
Other sizes for farrn and plantation use
and all other requirements.
nov I5-em O. KRATZ.
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OK 1@ O.

Dan1lc1ze fa9 1870 S nov ID uss hand atssi
thereon charged. The following liable
Iownshlps on each 500 Taxable Property
The Evansville daily journal., 1870-12-20

Among the first boats duo here aT8
the IdleWild, from Cairo Rose Hits.
from Louisvillei Nick Longworth
Charles Bodmaan and City Of Quincy.
for New Orleans; Robert Burns.
Minnie, West Wind and Marg Bi1-
ler, from Memphis Florence Lee
from Eaaiport; Moilie Moore, Kate
Kinney and Indiana. from New Or
leans Shamrock. from st. Louis
Silver Moon, for Memphis Amerioa
for Nashville.
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Agnnts! 20 ms

zgWWE aGIEL PAY AGENTS a SAL
W HI Bk $50 EBB WEEK and e1-
penses, or allow g large mission 70
sell cur new and wonderful inventions
Address 81. WAa&ER 3 CO. Marshall
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CherrY PectOraI TrOches

Are supericr TO ali others for Coughs. Colds,
Asthma, Bronchial and Lung difficulties.
are exceedingly palatAble, have none OF
that nauseating horrible Cubeb taste, are
very soothing an1 act like q charm; Min.
listers, singers, and public Speakers viii
ind they are especially adapted to the
voice. Sold by Druggists. Also
RUSHTON'S (F. W COD LIVER OIL.
for Consumption and ScrOfula; use no
other.
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NeW AdYertisenlenfs. A
MAKE M0NEY. wANTED

MAXI MONEY. WAN;TED IN
county, q reliable Man or Woman to ace
as Local Agent for HENRY WARD
BEECHER'S Great Religious Weekly,
Eight mum 06re, with HARRIET BEECHEE
STOVES new Story, and a superb 95 Steel
Engraving GIVEN AWAY. Many now
making SO to $50 per day In cash. sample
copies FREE. Address j. b. FORD & CO.,
80 Park Row, New York.
Holiday Journal for 1871 |!
Contains q Christmas Story, Splendid
Plays, Magic Sports, &C.; As pages; Illus
trRbeds SENT FREE on receipt of one
stamp for postage. Address ADAMS Il
CO., Publishers, Boston.
MASONIC BOOKS.
Agents wanted, Send for Circular. Ad-
dress MASONIC PUB. CO., 432 Broome
street, New York.
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Don't west. Time and Labor

By using mp an old Axe. Send 81 so TO
LIPPINCOTT & BAKEW ELL, Pittsburg,
Pa, and they will send tip-top Axe, Ex-
pressage paid. Hair q day lost in grind
inc viii TINS he saved
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DOG TAE.-For eveE- RIaIe Deg, 81 co; fox
every Female Dog S&C0f and for every ao-
diLi0nal Male or Female Dog 500.
dec5.3vd&w
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NIECEsf bEE. Sept. Is. isTe.
JaAsVa Jardeiia5s BAISBw or WILD
CHERRY AND TAR TO te an excellent rnsdf-
81 ne Tor colds and C0ugls. for - nieh have
tried It. e BOWELS
Pastor OF n r. Church.
PRICE ONE DOEEAE PEEE BoTEAE-
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a. J. J0RDAN.

YINCENNE9, March 3, l6b5.
Mr.. ]. B. JAROELLA-Str: For long
time was affiIc1Sd with short, hacking
cough, with pains IN my side and under
my shoulder blade. At times was una
HE to attend to nv business-In short, my
symptoms rescmb bled those of consump-
fion- I tried mast everything that was
recommended by friends but found no re-
Others Similarly affected obtained by the
use of your BALSAAI OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAB. L concluded to try It. TO my aston
fshpnent it acted more like q charm than
q medicine; so quick did it relieve me T;
and now, after having taken the second
bottle / find myself restored 10 sound
health. and able to do full days work
without any return OF my old complaint.
In hopes that this may induce others
alike afflicted to take your valuable COM
POUSD OF MILD CHERRY AND TAR, hand
you this, that you may make such use Of
it as you may see IT.
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The receipts for the past week were I.64l
bales and ths sales somewhat less, prices
ranging shade lower, but not sufficiently
20 make change in quotations expedient /;
hence We quote: Ordinary lI5S9ns<; good
ordinary 125S9l25<i low middling ISglS5< /;
middling Is5<9lS5<.
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RmnI0InIenf I0r III.

am aME.AEw wER REFE. and
sneNa evr5e nses. paid 70 A gents 10 sell
SfTr sew and a1ssfuf dtsc0veries. Address
B 5W EEsr q CO., Marshall Mtea,
mvFW RERDECAL PAMPHLET 49,
A Seminal PHYSICAL and Nervous De-
6flTfV ftF afFsets sud cure Price 25 cents
AUdfEss Seer sEAhG 2AuBeunz o. AnGE-
qIay, 5le Broadway, New York
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RRPHAMsS DEPRLAT ORY POW
~ DER--Removes superduous hair in
fDs minutes, without injury to the skin.
sent by mall for 81 ..
UPHA Ms ASTHMA CURE
Relieves most violent parox ysns in me
nliTlbteg and effects a speedy cure. Price 81
by mail.
THE JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
COloTs the whiskers and hair a beautiful
BLACK or BROWN. It consists Of Only one
ura earGttou- = cents Dw mail. Addrass
. t.. EJPHAM. 80 -3I j asyue Street, PnIia-
delphia, Pa. Circulars sent free. sold by
all Druggtstz-
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R0YBL HAYASA LOTFERT.

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY
Prlzss cashed and tBtorruztlon furnished
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~ "A WEEK SAEAREg YouuE
- 30 men wanted as local E-nft travel
ing saIesmsn. address with stamp 4. H.
AIEEE, 81 Park Row, n. Y
$40 A DAY. sure. bA1FA & CO., PITT
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Testimonials:

NINCENHES, OCT. ID 1873.
DR.. JEROME B. JARDELLA-Dear Sir: 1
have been troubled, more or less, fer many
winters with q severe cough, aud never
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frfed your BAISABT OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR Since that time have been entirely
free from any disease of the lungs. 1 have
only had occasion to use two bottles OF
your valuable remedy therefore. since
diving iE a test, I can recommend it as be-
ing the best preparation in the world for
diseases Of the lungs.
- ! rannain Vonrs. respeetfnIIY.
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