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SLIGHT FIREs.-The drug store of j. F. Hill
larry, at the N. e. corner of Seventeenth and
Market streets, was slightly damaged by fire
this morning.
The dwelling of Mr.. Dempsey, No. 1852
Howard street, this morning also received
trifing damages from fire.
A pot of tar In a shop at Swanson and Queen
streets boiled over and kindled fire, which
was extinguished without much difficulty or
loss.
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CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-Policeman Mccullough
arrested last night in tavern, at Seventh and
South streets. one Martin NeVal, who was there
attempting to bargain for glass of whisky a
cape and cloak, which he acknowledged he ha
stolen. Martin is under bonds by Alderman
Bonsall for a further hearing.
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A SERIOUS CHARGE.-A man named George
Bergner was arrested at Sixth and Cresson
streets last night for enticing little girl up an
alley in that Vicinity. Several boys heard the
screams of the child, and notified policeman.
Alderman Godbou held the accused in $1,000
hail
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A SMAsHER.-Patrick Toner was arrested at
Thirteenth and Race streets last night in a
beastly state of Intoxication. He was locked up
night he smashed the windows and attempted to
break the door, for all of which Alderman Jones
held him in 5000 bail
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THROWN FROM A WAGoE.-Captain Dean,
aged fifty years, while driving at Swanson aud
Christian streets, was thrown from his wagon
by means of his horse having become frightened
at locomotive. He was badly bruised and cut
about the face. He was taken to his residence,
No. 327 South Sixteenth street.
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A THIEvING BoY.-A boy named James Kelly,
aged seventeen years. was before Alderman
Helms yesterday, on the charge of robbing the
cash drawer of a store at No. 1877 West Dauphin
street. Kelly was held in 5000 bail.
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REoKLEss.-John Irwin, for reckless driving
at New Market and Green streets, was arrested
by Policeman Ingraham yesterday afternoon,
taken before Alderman Becker, and held by that
magistrate in 5000 bail
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SToNE-FIGHTINs.-seVer boys who were
engaged in stone-fghting at Eighth and Pine
streets were arrested yesterday afternoon. AL
derman Morrow bound over the riotous young
EteI6.
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BURGLARS AND RsE-THIEvEs.-On Mon
day night last the house of the tollgate keeper
at the intersection of the Wissahickon and
Reading pixies was entered by burglars and
robbed OF $40 in cash. which loss he did not
discover until he awoke in the morning.
Another robbery, no doubt by the same party,
was committed at the stable of Alexander
Huston, on the Wrangletown road. The thieves
stole horse and dearborn wagon valued at $4OO.
They were rfterward seen going down Township
line road about 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
They were seen by the police, but no suspicion
was attached to their movements
MILITARY AFFAIRs.-The 1st Brigade, General
Blnkson commanding, will drill tomorrow
Thursday afternoon in East Fairmount Park
near Mittiin Lane Station, on the Reading Rail-
road. Those time-honored organizations the
City Troop, Washington Grays, aud National
Guards, will participate. A special train for the
accommodation of the military will leave the
depot at Thirteenth and Callowhlll streets at 8
p. M. To this will be attached cars for the
benefit of citizens desiring TO witness the drill
Fare for the round trip by special train, fifteen
cents.
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BUTTER.-John Reck, alias "Whitey, stole a
tub of butter at Eighth and Spring Garden
streets at five o'clock this morning. He was
hail.
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O. MASTERS PEREMPTORY SALE
hi Thomas Sons, Auctioneers.-4 very desirable
Lots Sunset avenue, 9O2 feet from Perkiomen aveA
Due, Chestnut Hill, 100 feet 'front.' 25O feet deem ON
Tuesday, May 80, 1871, at 12 O'Clock, noon win be
sold at public sale, without reserve, at the Phila-
delphia Exchange the following described lots of|
No. !. All that lot OF ground, situate on the west-
ery Side OF Sunset avenue S02 feet 80 inches froSl
Nc. All that lot OF ground, situate on the west
eTly side OF Sunset avenue, adjoining the above
being 100 Ieet lront. and 250 feet deep
No. 3. All that lot OF ground situate on the west
eIly side OF Sunset avenue, adjoining the above
lbe feet front, and $50 feet deep
No a. All that lot OF ground, situate on the west
cry SIDE OF sunset avenue adjoining the above isSI
feet inch front, and 250 feet deep. ~
Sold subject TO the restriction that no store or
tavern are ever TO be built thereon and any housed
heieoh shall be set back 70 feet from the line ofi
auction store.
NJ THOMAS SONS, Auctioneers. ~
10 302I Nos. l59 and l4l s. FOURTH Street -
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A SERIOUS OFFENsE.-William Mullwine a
huekster in coal, which he sells by the bucket
full Yesterday afternoon went into the house of
a woman, in Green street, below Fourth, aud
disposed of some of the black diamonds. While
in the house he it is alleged, attempted to COM
nit an outrageous assault upon the woman. He
vas arrested, and Alderman Cahill has held him
in $1,000 bail for a further hearing.
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SEWING MACHINES.
KEYSTONE
SEWING MACHINE
NEW SILENT FEED,
FOR
Families and Manufacturers,
KEYSTONE

Is undoubtedly
TIE STRONGEST AND LIGHTEST.
THE BEST AND MOST PERFECTLY FINISHED.
ITS MOVEMENTS AS SPEEDY AND AS LIGHT
AS any other Machine.
IT USES A STRAIGHT NEEDLE,
MAKING A TIGHT LOCK STITCH,
PERFECTLY FAIR ON BOTH SIDES.
1T HAS THE NEW PATENT NEEDLE-HoLDER,
NO SPRINGlNG OR BENDING OF THE NEE
DIE.
IN CHANGING FROM COARSE TO FINE THERE
BY AVOIDING ALL DROPPED OR MISSED
STITCHES.
1T USES THE CELEBRATED PATENTED SHUT
TILE CARRIER. NO RACE OR GROOVE EN-.
PLOYED.
NO SOILING OR OILING OF THE THREAD, NO
FRICTION OR WEARING OF THE SHUTTLE.
It also Uses an Improved and Pa
tented "silent Feed" and Positive
Take Up.
OFFICE. AND sALEsRooM,
NORTHEAST CORNER
CHESTNUT and THIRTEENTH,
AGENTS AND CANvAssERs WANTED.
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FROM THE ST.ATE.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The E1ening Telegraph.
The Oystermen's Gratitude,
Special Dispatch TO The Euenirlg Telegraph.
HARRISBURG, May 10.-The committee of tte
Oystermen's Association consisting of Benjamin
Haney, Joshua A. Reybold, and Isaac H. Row.
cap, are here, and last evening gave an enter
tainment to members of the Legislature, as an
acknowledgment of the legislative courtesy in
passing the bill protecting the rights of Penn
sylvania citizens as against Jerseymen. fea-
ture of the entertainment was twelve barrels of
oysters.
Election at william sport.
WHLIAMsPORT, Pa, May 1O.-The muDicipal cleo
tion was held yesterday. James H. Perkins, Demo-
crat was elected Mayor by 154 majority; j. L.
Meredith, Republican, was elected Recorder by ls5
majority; Daniel b. Else, Republican, was eIeeteS
Treasurer by s2 majority.
The COburn-Mace Prize Fight.
ERIE, Pa, May 1O.-Coburn is at Northeast df-
teen miles from Erie and Mace is here. The fight
ing ground is located near small town on the
Canadian side directly north OF Erie, ard twenty
i've miles from where any soldiers are stationed
Three Miners Murdered.
SCRANTON Pa, May 10 The bodies of three muir
dered laborers were found this morning In a swamp
near Briggs shaft. During :he riot yesterday, when
the laborers routed, they ned into this swamp
followed by the infurated miners, where these three
men were beaten and kics ed TO death.
Martin Mcdonnell, who was taken home In q
wagon, and who then was In dying condition,
followed and oveftaSe6 by seven men, @ who who called I
out, "YOu Irish - - ~ the seven meu struck me
with billies and left me nsensible one brute after
wards came back and raised me up and asked me
'Could walk? tried TO get on my knees, aud as
soon as he saw was 80 strong he Kicked me in the
mouth and ear knew not what became OF me until
/ found myself at home surrounded by friends
Chicago Flour am wheat Market.
Special Despatch 10 The B0enin0 Telegraph
CHICAGO, May lo-980 A. M.-Wheat market
steady; No. e12 al 2T3< cash 127A seller June;
Soc, seller May; b4z{c, seller June.
Flour bbls sSoc 700 Oats bus hep IL 900 Sa aSS
Wheat. bus. $1,000 $4,000 Rye, bus 80. -. -
Corn, bus .lOs.OO0 $4,000 Barley, bus. 9OOO 80"
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DR.. HELMBoLD's New DRUG SToRE.-Dr. H.
I. Helmbold will this evening open his new
drug store under the Continental Hotel. The
ornamentation of tLis store is most beautiful,
eclipsing in elegance of taste and excellence of
judgment any establishment in this city, and
rivalling in beauty the famous New York stores
of the Doctor-the one under the Metropolitan
Hotel, and the other under the Gilsey House.
Our readers are already aware of the magnif-
cent style in which these two establishments
store under the Continental will be in no no way Ta
inferior to them in point of beauty. The new
store is fully stocked with all the materials for
an extensive retail drug trade, and also with
an extensive variety of fancy soaps, perfumery,
etc,
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ABscoNDED WITH HIS EMPLOYERS MONEY.
Henry Wilson was in the employ of VIM. II.
Richardson, whose umbrella establishment is at
No. 523 Market street. Yesterday afternoon he
was given $50 to deposit in one of the banks
to the credit of Mr.. Richardson and since his
departure on this errand has not been seen, his
proof against temptation and had absconded
with the funds. The detectives are on his track
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THIRD EDITION

THIRD EDITION
MATTERS At WASHINGTON.
The Extra Senate Session.
The Southern Outrages Committee.
More Coal Mining 0utrages.
Murder of Three Miners.
The C0burn Mace Contest.
The Battle Ground Locat ed,
n. Y. Female Suffrage Convention.
Etc, ETC., Etc, Etc. ETC., Etc
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AN OCEAN YACHT.-Frauklin Osgood, Esq,
Commodore of the New York Yacht Club, has
had constructed at Chester magnificent ocean
yacht. She is designed to cross the Atlantic to
participate in the great International yacht
race; has been christehed Columbia is 96 feet
keel, and ZIG feet over all; 25 feet beam, and
will carry $4,000 square feet of canvas. Her
cabins and state-rooms are fitted up in elegant
style. The Commodore's private apartment,
10 by ID feet, is superb. There are two tanks
on board capable of holding 400 gallons of
water. Her sailing master is Nelson Comstock,
one of the crew of the yacht America, on her
first race across the Atlantic. He will be as
sisted by N. Olson an experienced New York
yachtman. A crew of fourteen men will be
shipped at this port She will sail from her
moorings, at the foot of Market street. Camden,
in the course of two weeks, for New York, and
thence across the Atlantic. 1t is estimated her
cost will reach 100000.
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DEATH OF STEPHEN MoRRIs.-Yesterday, at
twenty-five minutes past o'clock, at his coun-
try residence, on School-house lane, German
town, Stephen Morris died after a lingering
sickness from pneumonia. He was in his
thirty-siXth year, and was at the time of his
decease, and for about fifteen years past, a
member of the firm of Morris, Tasker 81 Com
pany. He was an active business man, and by
a devoted attention to his pursuit attained a
competence as well as the admiration and
esteem of his fellow-men. He occupied at diff
ferent periods the positions of director of the
Girard Bank and manager of one or two of our
city passenger lines. Three times he had been
to Europe upon the businesslof the firm of which
he was member. He leaves a wife and three
children. The funeral will take place on Friday
at P. NJ, the interment being in South Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
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THIEvINa WoMAN.-On Monday night a
woman went to Chestnut Hill in the IL o'clock
train. She went to the house OF David StYers,
and asked If o certain man lived there. She was
told that he did not, that he had moved away.
She then said that she was belated, and in
quired whether she could get shelter over night.
She was allowed to stay, and took breakfast
there yesterday morning. She started for the
$40 train to the city in the morning, and after
she had left, Mrs. Styers discovered that valu-
aGie pa" sba 0 20 tbe ner
of stealing them, and informed her husband,
who went to the train The woman, upon being
taxed with the theft, Immediately offered to
This was agreed to by Mr.. Styers, who recovered
the earrings aud allowed the woman to depart.
1t was afterwards discovered that she had also
taken some underclothing from the house, and
is an old offender.
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TR INTRLLIG ENC II.
PROSPERITY.

The New p. e. Church of the Messiah.
The Protestant Episcopal Church of the Mes
siah, Broad and Federal streets, Is Just COM
pleted the cornerstone having been laid only
six months since. Mr.. j. II. Windrim furnished
the plan, which is Gothic. The building is
eighty feet deep and fifty feet wide; ceiling sixty
feet wide; material, Trenton brown stone. The
decorations and windows, by T. & j. Gibson, are
superb. Several of the windows are memorial
one to Bishop Potter one to Rev. r. j. Parvin
by the scholars of st. Pauls, Cheltenham; one
to George B. Ruse, by his children; one to
Robert Ralston BTinghurst, by his children; and
one from friends of the rector, from Lake George,
New York. The chancel windows, and that OF
the gable are offerings from the Sunday-school
of the Church of the Messiah. The gas fixtures
are chaste and suited to the architecture of the
building; they were made by Cornelius u Son.
The chancel furniture Is of walnut. The build
ing including furniture, cost about S15, 600, and
will seat four hundred. This organization will
not be two years old until July next, aud with
the earnest efforts of both the rector, Rev.
George Bringhurst, and his people, the work
has been crowned with success. 1t is one of the
most ilourishing churches in the city, and stands
in q growing neighborhood 1t will be opened
next Sunday morning by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
Stevens, who will administer confirmation; after
noon service at o'clock, sermon by the Rev.
Dr. Newton; evening service at III, sermon by
the Rev. DIR. Rudder. The choir of the Church
of the Evangeists will have charge of the music
in the afternoon, that of st. Stephens Church
in the evening. A collection will be made al
each service.
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',GEN1RAL NATIONAL, BANK
C oLU mBIA. 8. G..
Present Capital. 100000.
AUTHoR1zED CAPITAL. $500 600.


John B. Palmer, President.
A. G. Brenizer, Cashier. v
O. n. q. Butt, Assistant Cashier.
ii.Ll ~ DIRECTORS. ,fst.,
90. Eli Gregg. John B. Palmer, f., ". McMas.
ter, Il. D. Sem, OF B. D. Semi g. Son; G, ".
Beardep. Of Copeland j. Bearden; r. L. Bryan.
9f Brs an MeCaster; w. @. Swaffield, Of 4.
Is W. @. Swaffield.
: f! w McMaater. Solicitor.
NNHlB Bank is now open for the TRANSACTION
Il ofaReneral banking business -t.
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT OF currenoy or
coin, bearing interest at tho rate OF eeven (7)
per cent per annum in kind, Wiu be iesued.
Deposits from County Officers espeoialIy co.
licited; also, from Trustees, Administrators.
EIecutors, Professional Nen, and others.
/ ;. Particular attention given to accounts OF
Cf.J and Country Merchants, and other busi-
ncas men, and the usual Accommodations ex-
. Notes, Bills Of Exchange. and other eyi-
dencss OF debt discounted, and money loaned
T. Socks, Bonds. Gold and stluer bought and
/ Aatilated Currency purchased at email
Sight Drafts drnrn direct on sill the promi-
nent places in England, ireland, Scotland
France. Germany, Belgfun, Holland, Den
mark ana the Orient. Letters OF Credit is sued
payable IN any OF the above places.
Drafts on all the prominent cities in the
United States bought and sold. i1
Banking House opposite Columbia Hotel
open from to 8. Feb % ~
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.sauru -urilst OFFI0BR6..K IL !i;iat.k u i
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! .CtIM &. BUTT, Assistant Cashier. ~ -.
NEE dsa.ss 81 sacapss thas has attended
eSts@iehEmsnt IEs IT. TSseiPsi5 !=a.;,spa tho d.
ciated with them. moro ,ot their. country
,t'isSas; h7a ipHaesa 3s% ad e e .da $50 to
'Pasmspls may bo made At % sny time = prior to
.htssasa:St. Aaiy. emitting ihe holder OF mo
during tha. .ti9e iba n'onsy is lp ,pqssesAipn *
the RAFki ar 4 on the Ast July, to its piopnr!,
eithegl ont. the new. stock Will Participate
equally with tho old ip, tho surplus fund. !;
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F. w. McMaster, D. D:senn, lof Il. D. Semi
SON g; ". Bearden tof Copeland & &Bearden,) J
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In, ,pBorudn:t n:theJvildapst,ao
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s:,Fyse. "a the ppqateip air,., AaXna
.,:-s,o ~ AtsonRs.pg IA AinH merry: .n,,,,s sau,s,
'i II .BI1asysg and hazel syes!..c -1.,sN L
;'a 'I, So BeeR, R insomthsi n heagS, NJ :v upCo
fi% .iFratcd atlthe ed8sss,a ."s -. .dT
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d peass shs isFd Fse. e'i. '.7..,i''s ii ,,,I
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~. Il, 1eag lads and lasseeI 4. ~. ..,.. - ~
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n, eainal. et cpp3Pailpg bust'f': - !.E Ye'a
pis5 ns,b'sas |,st5s in2SgSRts1 aS8 ts.o,, ,oW
aH hIOut tDkt Atk:NEtlo OnearHWpt:r- tIi'rg1 !,
.a,iirir Had ouch childhoodi .i,yu |,
Qod'a blue spread over them, a,.,,L
~, -hf'.; 6od'E green beneath thenns ~. III
$3.50. no awaetar heritage ~ o..y nj s.,,-:,r;
'NiAvr Gould ne bequeath themI,i; ~ A,..r.
~; E -. X a-I-.si. ''----..- AZ. IL
,a,5: s;, = TIE tsetort artesns: =, 1*yi-t
.is'. I'LL ,,yAt taya1n one l night -!
=. .:Messras More. Strange ana Wright,
,NetSo drink. and g gopd thoughts. .te, ,exehA9ge!
Says Moro, "Of us threq,,.!sy 1nI, I
s.s The whole town will agree ~
There is only one knave. and thsfa Strna1nke."
eyes, r saysStranga,i irat6er core, )
i. "rt9 sure N1eIea one Aore, ,,,!..
a most terrible. @ .knayenPd q bite, l.n5-.fl
HE sjateFtapd broth
"oh, yes, ,Hzepliea More. !t.that's Wright.i
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b3}4aR f4R; I Esa 4 A { Ra4 f,a I II

h6RfS giFsAts, Sndl sAo 4namUeE &Eo.
know how tow receive them iz less.
The strongest propensity in women's
hatur is TO want to know ",chafs going
on" and the next strongest il tew boss
the job.
/ Skorn not the day ov little thipgs, for
ehsrs hn, H. i narin a s sn ais s 5 ggoI' yase
or ON injury.
! Thare il one witness that never il
guilty ov perjury, and that il the con-
Sciehce. tlsGVJ RI SCOTT bEA
Thare IL sich thing as being alwus
too quick-i am one ov that kind my
self, I alwus miss o Ialerode train by be-
ing -hef9a faF ah Put tPo sd9h. 5T II
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Z {; THEY ARE not a VILE \:
! r A N ~ DRINK. i

sfndc Of Poor Ie uu, Nvhislsc-, rru.S
/ Spirits md Itcfu &c Liquors Ioc...-.e!.i .iced
and swectc4cd 10 please tar taste. called 'scn-
lcs."" Arpctizcu" :. l:cs:ore,a," &C.. t:.at leaa
tho ttpplcr on TO Drunkenness and ruin. bats nrc
n true Medicine, ,madc from tho Nativo Rootsund
lIerb6 OF California, froc from MI tcohoilc
Stimu Ian 9. They orc tho GREAT BLOOD
PUIsfFIElt and LGFE GIVING PRIN-
CIpI.E perfect Iscnoyator nrd InyIcorntor OF
the System, earring or ali poisonous matter and
restoring tho blood TO healthy condition. MOI
person can tnko lhcso Bi.ters according to dircc-
ton aud rcmalhlong unwcll. ~
HaFNr In1ammnt ory md Chronic Iehcn-
nhnilsni nua t:oHt, Dyanopsin or 1ud;.
GcstiOu, Bilious, Iscmittcnt md 1ntcr-
mittcnt Fcvcra, DlscnscB or Tho Blood,
Liver, Kidueys, nnd BLADDER, these Rit-
tcrs have been most succcs ssfuI. Such Dis
cnncs arc caasea by vItlarcli Blood. which
is generally Produced ty arrangement OF tho
Digestive Orgnms. ..
DYSPEPSIA OIe INDIGESTION.
Headache. Pain th The Shouldc,s, Coughs. Tight.
ness OF the Chest Dizziness, Sour Eructatfoas or
tho Stomach Bad taste in tho Mouth Bilious At,
tanks, Tal2ltatlon Of the Heart. Inflammation OF
/ tho Lungs, Panin thcrcgiona Of tho Kidneys. .ond
nhh hundred other painful sJmptoms. gro tho oG.
springs Of Dyspcpsin. -
T:,ry inyIso.a,e tic Stomach aud stimulate tho
tnrpidlvcr and bowels, which runicr tl,cm Of I'M
cquallcd efficacy In cleansing tho blood, OF all
Impurities and inpsrtlng new nfc and vlgor to
thc whole systsm.
FOR SI1lSDISEASEs, Erurtions. .Tcttcr,
Salt Rhcuu,, D!otchcs. Spots, rinipies. ruatulcs.
Bolls. Carbunclca. RlnE-worms. scad-Hcad, soto
Eyes, Erysipclas, Itch. scuffs, Diacoiorations OF
tho Skin. Humors and Diseases ofthe Skin, OF
whatever namo or nature, ere literally dug uc
and carried out OF the systcm In q short time by
the pso OF these. Dittcrs. Ono bottlo in such
cases will convince the most iacrcdulous OF their
curative effects.
Cleanse tho VtIatcd blood Whenever you nnd
ifa Impurities bursting through tho sk!n iHrim.
pics, Eruptioas or Sores cleanse II when you
ind 1t obstructcd and sluggish In the veins,
cleanse II when 1t Is foul. aud your feelings Will
tell you when. Keep tic blood pure md tho
health OF the system will follow. rt.
OPIN, TATE and other SVO RMS, lurking In
Che system of so mnny Thousands. ure cnectualiy
destroyed aud removed. For full directions read
carefully the circular around cacl bottle.
J. WALKER. Proprietor. r. IT. MCDONALD q
CO., Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Frnnclsco,
CAL. and s. nnd 81 Commcrc. Street. New York
!. u pY ALL DRudGIsrs AND DEALERS
zeatGly GEIGER Il hf6GREGOK, Agents.
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GPECIAh ATTENTION given 10 tho en-.
- lection of Commercial Paper, Jnttrcl
on State and Railroad bonds and Stocks, and
OonS er,i inn VI State Securities by
Nov % emo L GAMRRIIII. Ernkcr.
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toU1sv1lLE. ~, sept: / f ffcel that Rze 2
have now an article Of gin suitable for auch
oasesas that remedy is adapted to.
DIR. J. W. BRIGHT.
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GreepXilie and Columbia Hai}Y0AH.
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M ny II g. q, M1hcH a5S7i:
Af2 422 Aei{ 1g2s3Sezlaz dste, the foiioains
schedule willbe run dpily, Sundays ,e1cepted.
'nonneSting with NjghtItaipes On ieeAth Caro-
nn aong RSaEaad ~ anA elsE W.T. Trains
and AUGUSTA Rnilroad:"G'.. Hlh' 1Hl1I
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Thief Proof Drawers.

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