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The Cotton Crop.
FIRES.

PHILADELPHIA, June Ga fire broke
out this morning in the rear portion Of
the five story building, No. 527 and 529
Commerce street. In the rear Of this
building was another Of five stories
high, which was destroyed. The build
ings were occupied as follows: No. 527
by P. Collins, dealer in rags, etc; loss
$4,000; insured. No. 529, the first
second and fourth floors were occupied
by Messrs Spangler e. Davis, printers.
Eleven presses were destroyed. Their
insurance, which it is believed will cover
the loss, s,amounts to $l33,000. They are
insured in the following companies
Phpnix, Of Hartford, $1,000; Etna, OF
Hartford, $1,000; Narraganset, OF Prov
idence, $500; and the balance in city
companies. Messrs. f. II. Tryon a.
Co., gunsmiths, occupying the third
floor, sustained loss of$20 900. Fully
insured
Another disastrous fire occurred this
afternoon at Chambers, Brothers n
COS. machine shops, corner OF 0Otn
and Chestnut streets. The fire originat-
ed in the picture room of shoddy fac
tory in the basement, which was totally
consumed. The amount cannot be as
certained, as Mr. Hallowell, the proprie-
tor, is out OF town. The fire worked its
way up into the Messrs. Chambers es-
tablishment, who have an insurance OF
$4,000, which will probably cover
their loss. Adjoining were the Messrs.
Power, Paine Il Cos. feed working ma.
chine mandatory whose stock is in
sured for SIC, ,000 sufficient it is thought
to cover the loss. The insurances are
divided as follows: Royal, $1,000;
Liverpool, London and Globe, $4,000;
Etna of Hartford, $500; Anthracite,
$1,000 Phoenix of Hartford, $27OO.
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N EW 0RlE S.
THE RECENT INUNDATION.
Another Break In the Levee.
The Opening 1876 Feet Wide
Loss Estimated at $5OO,OO0.

New YORK, June GA dispatch
from New Orleans, last night, says
Twenty-Five hundred houses have their
ground floors under water, and more
than that number of families are to-
night homeless and desolate. The canal
runs from the heart of the city to Lake
Ponchartrain. This is always a navi-
gable channel, ten or twelve feet deep,
and the river steamers and schooners
perpetually pass and repass. The dam
age done by the flood is estimated at
100000. The break began to threaten
on Hogan avenue, Thursday night. The
Canal Commissioners sold to certain
persons the right to remove the dirt
from the levee to the low vacant lots.
On Friday morning one of these men
was at work with his cart, carrying
away the levee at the very point where
the weakness was manifested. A col.
ored man named Lucern Tennigean,
living close by begged him to desist,
for an east wind was blowing and the
water of the lakes, swollen by the i'm
mence torrent pouring in from the Mis-
sissippi by way of the Bonnet Carre
crevasse, were rapidly backing up to
the city. He was driven away by
threats. The next morning chasm
lS5 feet wide, was opened in the banks:
Suits will be entered against the Canal
Company TO make good the damage.
Seven cases OF sunstroke occurr ed
YESTERDAY.
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CONNECTICUT.
Organization OF the Legislature
The Politicians Active.

NORWICH, Conn, June 6.-There has
in this city never before in political re-
cords presented so active scene as to-
day. The politicians Of the State are
engineering for the organization Of the
Legislature tomorrow. All bat 10 Of
l67 representatives calculated upon as
the detached party strength were pres
ent last evening. The Democrats are
claiming the reorganization OF the
House by 10 majority, in which event
the Senate vacancies will not be filled
until after the convention for counting
the Governor vote, as the Senate will
not organize if the Democrats are sue
cessful. G. w. \. Pittman, Democrat,
OF Bartlett, will be elected President
of the Senate and W. y. Gone, Labor
Reform, of Weare, Speaker Of the
House, and James P. jackson, Of Lit
Teton, Clerk. The headquarters Of the
Democrats are at the Eagle Hotel. The
Republican headquarters, at Rumferd
Hall, present an active appearance and
their members express themselves conf
dently as to the result Republican
representatives Scott, Of keene, and
johnson. of Pittsburgh, are i'll and not
able to be present. The Republican
candidate for Speaker will probably be
Col. VIM. C. Patten, Of Kingston, with
J. II. Benton, Jr., Clerk. Well in
formed politicians calculate on Weston s
election as Governor by close vote,
say five, and the Democrats say they
can elect him even if the House is
organized by the Republicans. The
Republican members are not called
pom to be present before this evening,
bit there is already larger relative
Representation Of members elect present
than ever voted in the organization o:
the legislature.
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CALIFORNIA.
Military Changes.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, June 6.-General
Crook arrived here to-day. He re-
lieves General S,oueman Of his COM
mand and the latter proceeds to Fort
Young. 1t is probable that General
Crook will at once proceed with vigilant
measures for arranging the difficulty
with the Apache Indians and restoring
peace to the disturbed districts.
The Fenian Exiles.
SAN FRANclsco, June 6.-The Fenlan
exiles, Luby, Bourke and Hamill, ar
rived here last night. A grand recep-
ton awaited them at the depot. The
military societies and large number of
citizens formed a procession fully three
miles in length and saluted the exiles
as they passed on their way to the
hotel. A number Of officers and friends
escorted them, and their progress was
one grand ovation. A brilliant display
of torch and fire works also took place,
and speeches were made during the
evening.
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BOSTON.
The Indians Swinging Around.

BosroN, June 5.-Buffalo Good, Lit
tie Raven, Stone Calf and the other
chieftains who are visiting New Eng
land were publicly received at the Ire
mont Temple tonight. Governor Claf-
lin presided, and among the speakers
were Mayor CASTOR, Vincent Collyer
and Wendell Phillips. The replies of
the Indians through their Interpreters
generally expressed spirit OF satisfsc-
ton with what they had seen and they
promised to do all in their power TO
preserve peace between the two nations.
Buffalo Good, however, wore the aspect
of a deeply injured man, and declared
that az the Great Father (meaning the
President) had broken faith with the
Indians before, it might be well to Sc
cure the observance OF the treaty stip,
ulations of the past before entering on
new ones. A large audience was pres
ent and they listened with interest and
there was frequent applause to the ad
dresses delivered.
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CURRENT NOTES.

ladies who are sculptors by profession.
Female suffrage has been the cause
Of sad act in Detroit. Mr.. Joseph
Coburn committed suicide because his
wife wanted to vote.
A young Philadelphian, threatened
with a breach Of promise suit, says
sue away; contracts made on Sunday
amt legal"
If you would be pungent, be brief
or it is with words as with sunbeams-
the more they are condensed the deeper
they burn.
A number of French women who
have been working in the mines for the
last eighteen years in mems clothing
were arrested in San Francisco saloon
on Wednesday of last week, their sex
being discovered for the first time.
The Memphis appeal says that Judge
John W. Harris, of Paris, Tennessee,
who was an officer in the rebel service
during the war, treated a Western New
Yorker kindly as prisoner Of war.
The New York ex.soldier died short
time ago, and bequeathed Harris
$1,000.
A Corre5ondent propounds to a
Washington paper this conudrum /:
Judged by the standard Of the Young
Mems Christian Association, if Jesus
were now on earth could he be admitted
to membership in that association
The Washington paper ANONYMOUSLY
gives it up.
George Joseph Miller, son of the
Assistant Postmaster Of New York
married beautiful Jewess named Miss
Pauline Cashbery, Of that city. The
bridegroom, who has just entered his
twenty-irst year, recently became a
convert TO the Jewish faith, TO which
his bride belongs.
Nav 9th German, named BuchIn,
residing few miles southwest OF Jack
sonvilIe, ILL.,, shot his son, Paul Buchin,
in the head, killing him instantly. The
father and son were planting corn, and
the difficulty grew out of the manner OF
executing the work.
The gossip in New York for the last
week has been the celebrated Maginnis-
Tweed wedding. The papers are over
run with accounts OF its magnificence.
After the ceremony a reception followed
at Mr.. Tweed's residence, which was
decorated with rare flowers from his
conservatory at Greenwich. The pres
ents, which were exposed in one Of the
upper chambers, were valued at seven
hundred thousand dollars, and embOd.
led dazzling array Of diamonds and
other costly jewels.
The Irish Giant, otherwise Ned
O'Baldwin, the pugilist, appears upon
the stage in a new character. His
Massachusetts, experience seems TO
have caused him to have an intense
disgust for the sports OF the ring, and
he turns to the softer and more roman
tic fields Of love. He has eloped with
a bewitching and beautiful blonde Of
twenty summers, named Miss Maggie
Thieman, daughter OF florist and man
of wealth and character in Jersey City.
Miss Laura D. Fair, who is under
sentence OF death in San Francisco, for
the murder Of A. P. Crittenden, has
been interviewed by a reporter and
still adberes to her free-love doctrine.
She says: 81 loved Mr.. Crittenden
with nv whole heart and soul. | loved
him for his mind. Had he been par
alyzed and helpless, ! would have been
the same TO hint was not the BODY
| loved, but the soul In the sight OF
God | feel that we were man and wife
there is no marriage where there is no
love. The mere ceremony does not
bind hearts together.
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In the Jewish Rabbi, n. y. Call
Conference at Cincinnati yesterday, the
following officers were elected for next
term: President, Rev. HuchscL; Vice
President, DR.. Lillienthal; Secretaries,
Revs. Weichsler and Goldhammer.
A committee was appointed to report re-
solutions on the death of the Rev. 81
moer Tuska, Rabbi of Memphis.
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MukIer on Shipboard.

New YolK, June 6.-The North
German shipEuropa arrived this morn
ing. On June 80 she saw a brig with
a signal of distess flying, hove down,
and proved to bethe brig J. L. Bowen,
from New York, four days out. The
Europa sent the frst mate aboard 10
find the conditioned the Bowen. He
found the chief nate lying on deck
senseless and the second mate with his
arm broken. The mite of the Europa
then proceeded below where he found
the Captain OF the Bo,en in bis berth
quite dead, his body beng terribly mu-
tilated. The mate Of t,e Europa re-
turned to his vessel and hported what
he had seen and volunteered to bring
the ship 10 New York. The Captain
told him to return to the 2owen and
bring her home, and the mate did so.
The Bowen is due here, but ,p to ten
o'clock tonight she had not .een sig
nailed. 1t is now feared the crw have
killed the Europa's mate and aretaking
the vessel to some other port d this
country.
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Sir Stafford Northcote in the House Of
Commons is expected to carry the ma
jority OF the tory party.

Sir Stafford Northcote in the House oi
Commons is expected to carry the ma
jority Of the tory party.
Another Sensation Spoiled.
There is absolutely no truth in the
recently published Washington dis
patch stating that Sickles notified the
Spanish government that the question
of restoring the seeuestered estates Of
American citizens in Cuba must be set.
tied as an alternative Of the employ
ment Of force. These very claims are
referred with all matters in dispute for
settlement by Convention, and was re-
Gently conclsded. The idea of force,
therefore, is preposterous.
Not to Arbitrate.
The Secretary Of State himself is
authority for the statement that
Fish is not to be one OF the ar
bitrators in the case Of the Alabama
claims.
The Cotton Crop.
Rumors having been circulated that
the Department Of Agriculture has pre-
dicted very short crop Of cotton in
1871, it is proper to state that no esti-
mates Of the growing crop have been
made officially, and no reports concern
ing it have been issued this season. An
estimate of the comparative average
statement and the condition Of the crop
will be made in about two weeks.
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CRIMES.
nur,.r and Attempted Suicide.

CoycoD y. H., June 6.-Louis Aver
shot and killed his wife at Manchester
last night and then shot himself He
may recovtr. Jealousy was the cause
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HOT SP Rim G S,

BATH COUNTY, VA.
THIS RENOWNED WATERING PLACE
will b. opened for the reception sf sbit
Ors June lat. it waters are eeIeDraen pf
their CURATIVE VIRTUES In the treat
ment OF various diseass., such - Inronc
Rheumatism, 0oui, ToTpOr OF the Liver,
Chronic Enlargement Of the Liver or spieen'
Chronic Ddarrk9A or Dysentsry, Non v gan
ic Paralysis. Old IDJurie., Anections o. the
skin. sspeciaiIy Of sypbilItic origin, Chronic
Disesse, of The Uterus &C, &c The hsths
bsti geard, q per day, 20 per week, fb
n.sr month. Telegraph Offiee at the Hotel.
R,of r. l. Cabell, N. d., Of the University,
va, Resident Physician.
DSrriptIye Pamphlets, containing de-
taiIed account Of these SPRING, and reports
oS numerous cases cured or relieved, will be
SurpIshed on application To 3. &. 1ARDY 4
Co. THOS. r PRICE q o.. Proprieton,
RICHMOND, Va, or J. A. AUGUsss, Manager,
Hot springz Bath Co.. Va.
Route from the North and West-vIa Or
apge and Alexandria Railroad from Wash-
ington To Gordonsyille. Here, ehdu1e cars
and 60 by the Chesapeake and Ohio ralI-
road TO MiiIboro' Depot OF Coyington.
Thence by stage 70 Hot spring.. my2
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Mackerel.

J. H. PKSDLETos. @. o. DAVENPORT
PENDLETOy II DAVENPORT.
A TTORSEYS AT LAW, 70 o X 7 II
n street, above the Office OF Lamb
PAUL., Wheeling. Practice Law In all The
Courts Of Ohio and Marshall counties, W
Va, and In the Federal Courts and Court OF
Appeals Also In neighboring counties oi
Ohio and Pennsylvania. sspz
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That EngIishman's VIII.

1t is now affirmed in regard to ne
recent story of a wealthy Englishmsn
having died and left the United State
Treasury eleven millions Of dollars tha
such will really exists, but that thu
owner Of the property has not yet died
and that there is a probability that h,
may change his mind and make another
will and leave the Treasury nothing.
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Commodore Rodgers.

Commodore Rodgers now on special
duty in Europe ms been telegraphed to
come home, and tits understood he is to
take charge of the Bureau of Naviga-
tion and Detail in Commodore Alden
Mace.
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NEW YORK.
Funeral OF MIR. Mummy.

New YORK, June 6.-The funeral OF
the late Colonel John Mcleod Murphy
took place yesterday from the Roman
Catholic church. There was a large
number Of friends present. A requiem
mass was offered after which the remains
were taken to Calvary cemetery for in
terment.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-18
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amusements.

AT THE ACADEMY OF Music representation
of the spectacle of The Black Crook will be
given this evening.
On Saturday evening complimentary benefit
will be rendered to Mr.. j. K. McDonough the
manager to whose enterprise the citizens of
Philadelphia have been indebted for this elegant
entertainment, and we hope that full house
will do honor to the occasion.
AT THE WALNUT the popular drama OF 1he
Streets of Philadelphia, which has been attract
ing large audiences during the week, will be re-
peated this evening.
AT THE ARCH Miss Kate Reynolds will ap.
pear this evening in the sensational play OF
Nobody's Daughter.
AT THE CHRsNUT the comedy of Saratoga,
which has been the hit of the season, will be
performed this evening
AT THE MUSEUM Ninth and Arch streets,
Mr.. Robert McWade will repeat his persona
tion of Grip Van Wrinkle" this evening.
AT THE AMERICAN a variety OF attracuons
Including the japanese troupe of aerobats and
iugglers will be presented this evening.
T9F ITALIAN OPERA.-The sale of single seats
for the season of Italian opera announced for
next week at the Academy of Music will
Commence Tomorrow at the music store OF +.
A, North a. Co, No. 1926 Chestnut street. On
Nenday evening RigOletto will be given, with
Miss Kellogg Signor Villani, Miss Palmer, and
Sjgpor Orlandini in the cast On Tuesday IN
BallO in Masohera will be performed, on Wed
nesday La TrdUidtd, on THURSDAY me Stcittdi'
Vespers, on Friday Faust, and on Saturday
afternoon ErRGnt.
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sSz9 FORTY. S EvENTH HANNIvERSARY.-THE
w. AMERICAN SUNDAY-SOHOOL U o n
will celebrate its Forty Seventh Anniversary at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on the evening OF
TUESDAY, May 80.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Armi-
tage of New York, Rev. DR.. Harper formerly of
Indianapolis, and Rev. DR.. Newton, of this city.
Singing by choir OF four hundred Young ladies,
under the direction of Professor John Bower.
Tickets, with secured seats, twenty-five Cents
each, may be procured at the Society's house, NO.
1922 CHESNUT Street. Is lit
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BURNETT's KALLIsToN-The begt cosmetic.

Mr.. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the Jeweller at No. 8
South Second street, has Of the largest and NEST
attractive stocks Of all kinds OF Jewelry aud Silver
ware In the city He has also on hand a nne assort-
nent OF fine American Western Watches. Those
who purchase at this store at the present time are
certain to get the werth OF their money.
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SRECiAL NOTICES.
For addtnona, Special Notice, see hnsds Haqes

Tot 0dd'lioNat ooectat Notioes sac H's'de F7t9es.
ReYge A SINGLE TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE
most skeptical OF the efficacy of Hell LMBOLDS
GRAPE PILLS in Sick or Nervous Headache, Jaun-
dice, Indigestion, Constipation Dyspepsia, Bilious
ness, Liver Complaints, General Debility, ETC. No
nausea gripping palms, but mild, pleasant, and safe
in operation Children take them with IMMUNITY. They
are the best and most reliable. HELM MBOLD'S EX-
TRACT SARSAPARILLA creates new, fresh, and
healthy blood, beauties the Complexion, and i'm
parts youthful appearance, dlspelling Pmples,
Botches, Moth Patches, and all eruptions OF the
skin, 53wths7W
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CIT Y EN- s.

To THE CoNsUMPTIvE.-WILBoRs COMPOUND OF
COD LIVER OIL AND LIME, without possessing the
very nauseatng flavor OF the article as heretofore
used, is endowed by the phosphate OF lime with
healing property, which renders the oil doubly effl-
cacious. Remarkable testimonials OF its efficacy
can be exhibited to those who desire to see them.
For sale by A. b. WILBoR, Chemist No. 166 Court
street, Boston.
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DIED.

BowEN-On the morning of the 18th OF NAV,
MARY ELIZABETH, daughter of +. H. and Susan w.
Bowen, aged years. -
1RwIN.-On the 18th instant, EvERALLYN, daugh-
ter OF Commander John and Alice 5. Irwin, aged 10
years and months
WILLIAMSON the 18th instant, SUSAN R., widow
OF Samuel Williams, and daughter OF the late Josiah
Randall.
The funeral will take place on Thursday afternoon,
18th Instant, at O'Clock. To proceed to South
Laurel Hill. -
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@es REAL ESTATE-THOMAS q SONS SALE
# -Genteel three-story brick Dwelling, No. 222l
Franklin street. north OF Susquehanna avenue. on
Tuesday, May 3O 1871, at ~ O'Clock, noon, win be
sold at public sale, at the Philadelphia Exchange,
all that modern three-story brick messuage, With
on he east side OF Franklin street, l3s feet inch
north OF Susquehanna avenue, No 222l containing
in front on Franklin street Is feet inches and exc
tending In depth 65 feet TO Affect wide alley. IL
has rooms, gas, cooking range, furnace, drainage
into sewer, etc. Terms-t2sOO may remain on mort
gage. Immediate possession.
NJ. THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers,
bl820RT Nos. 139 and l4l 5. FOURTH Street.
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REFRIGERAToRs.

Schooley's new patent Sef-ventilating American
Refrigerator is the best and only perfect selfventi-
latiGg preserver in the world, and will keep such
articles as Vegetables, Fruits, Meats, Game, Fish,
Milk, Eggs etc. etc. longer, drier, and COLDER with
less ice than any other Refrigerator now in use.
FARsoN & Co., No 22O Dock street.
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nSSV4 THIS Is THE SEASON OF THE YEAR
~" when the system should be thoroughly purged
of the humors which create disease. There Is no
pnrgatve cathartc so mild and ehcacous as
HELMBoLp'S GRAPE PILLS causing neither
gripping painsas is the case with the ordl
nary cheap patent pills OF the day-most OF which
are composed OF calomel or mercury, and careessly
oughy purging the system use HELMBOLDS EX-
TRACTSARSAPARILL the Great Purifier, and they
will insure new life, new blood, and renewed yigOr.
nSSEs NOTICE OF REMOvAL.-CORN EX-
PHILADELPHIA, May 1s 1871.
As our bank building is about to be rtmOdelled,
so as to provide greater facilities and security IN the
room in the Chamber of Commerce Bulldog,
SECOND Street, ABOVE Walnut formerly occupied
by the Tradesmen's Bank, where we are now pre-
5is6t Il p. SCHETKY, Cashier.
sS9Fa ALL POWDERS AND OUTWARD APPLI-
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ing it harsh, coarse, and abby, and IN short time
destroy the complexion. II you would have Fresh,
Healthy, and Youthful appearance purge the system
HELMBOLDS SARSAPARILLA, which beauties
the complexion Beware OF those cheap patent pills,
vended In wooden boxes-most OF which costa!n
either calome, mercury, or other deleterleus
drugs oSwthsIW
Boy "THE MAN FOR THE TIMES; OR, THE
w. CHARACTERS DEMANDED BY THE AGE"
BY Rsy A. reS, a Hsy on on
THURSDAY EVENING, May is, at O'Clock.
Tickets so cents. 10 Az
sSR- HELMBOLD'S EXTR ACT SARSAPARILLA
~ is the Great Blood Purifier; thoroughly cleanses
and renovates the entire SYSTEM and readily enters
into the circulation of the blood after purglng with
HELMBOLD'S GRAPE PILLS, the foul humOrs
that have accumulated in the system for years.
Both are carefully prepared according TO the rules
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1S7V- IF You DESIRE A MILD, PLEASANT,
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! HELMBOLD'S GRAPE PILLS. They are purely
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| "Cfrape Juice and Fluid Extract Rhubarb." Should
| YOU desire a brilliant complexion, youthful appear
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| use HRIMBOLD's EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA. o3wthsTw
ssSS- GENTLEMEN IN SEARCH OF COMFORT
~ ard style in BOOTS and SHOES should call on
BARTLETT,
At No. 33 South SIXTH Street,
22Otf Above Chestnut.
| nSga IF YOU WOULD HAVE NEW LIFE, NEW
| w. Blood, and renewed vigOr, use HELMBOLDS
| GRAPE PILLS. Purify the Blood and Beautlly the
| Complexion by the use OF HELMBOLO'S EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA. They are no cheap patent medl-
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