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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
LOCAL FIRES.

fire occurred, early yesterday, on the
fourth floor of the five story building in rear Of No
Eldridgest occupied BY Johu Wigkeski lounge MAKER
loss, OO. w. A. MeIethens stock Of cabinet ware On
the third floor was damaged 500. Eggert Bros, cigar
box factory Oh the second floor dana ged $780, and
George Helms carpenter shop 500 The building.
owned by l.. Williams, damaged totO; oil fully In
sIlred.
Book Schneider < Co.. parlor match manfact0ry, on
the fourth aud NTH floors OF No rs cserst. aud tho
nth floors OF Nos III and l79 were damaged S,5O ~
fire early on saturday: insured for $1,000 The remaining
tenants lost about sl5QO by water. The building owned
ly s. T. Never was damaged Sjl00 insured for $4,000
VIM Rnprechts smoke house. IN the rear OF No. 60a
West Fifty -frst-s was burned Saturday loss 500
George Reschlous blacksmith shop and John T. hODDos
stable were DANA grd 500 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
THE ALLEGED MALPRACTICE CASE DENIED.

An investigation was begun yesterday in
the case OF Catharlne Cahi who taken to Bellevue
Hospital on Friday from No. % Pikest suffering u was
supposed from the effects OF abortion. She was in
sensible when received the hospital and few hours
afterward gave birth TO dead infant. she died run
exhaustion early on Saturday. post moitem can
nation failed to reveal any trace Of an abortion s
sur yeons think that death the result Of nv.
None OF the persons the boarding house s ,,,esS
was taken now anything concerning her. az, r,ssJ IN
hoard week or wO ago and when taken III io' ,ts
tell an ythng about herself her relatives % hs nos
recover CONSCIOUSNESS at the hospital Ine oy IN
order 10 give the Police opportunity 10 uui '"o
m ate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
A conference was held Dec. at Madrid be-

conference was held Dec. at Madrid be-l
tween the spanish Minister Of Finances and Mr. Bell tns
s,re.entave Of tho spanish bondhOlders IN LONDON
who has been instructed with the duty OF protectih@
them against the projected tax OF Is per cent on tn"
spanish national debt. Mr. Bell explained 70 tho MIN
later that he important interests In ono "
Emo rst commercial c,ies of the world and said no pro
no.ed TO treat the question from the most elevated ana
dsned point OF view. while. at the same tune 20 sst
nrrpared 10 come ~ an ARRANGEMENT that wouu ineo
he fneresfs Loth of those who instructed him ana OF
spain herself He added that having himself PSrs Sns
ties and interests In spain, hs woua hos - nsiS.ra.
tions must yield 10 the Demands OF reason ana en"3:
which are seriously placed IN jeopardy oy nS T ns
ini,,.r lodging the force OF so'ne n" Inc arg"
ments brought iOrwniby Mr' Bel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
\, or FOSTERS PUPILS.

Robert llal.oran, formerly driver on the
Tn,nlav. Railroad. assaulted on Saturday evening
Thomas j. ark.n conductor on that road as he wsA
leaving the depot With his car and dealt him violent
blow In the head with car-hook LArkn ieh ifom '.s
80. ,,,,,, sud IN sensible. His assaiant escaped IN
a. ,''i"n The wounded man was removed 10 81.
fmr.'. unspi,aL The attendant surgeons pronounce
him I'm "A dangerous colhitioh hiiorah po''o'0~ ''
ark,n had Aused his discharge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
AMONG THE GERMANS.

The Germans were busy yesterday in making
hual preparations for Christmas eve. the Ger
man family festival. feature Of which
i brilliantly Illuminated Christmas tree
decorated with toyy, eOnfectiOners and holiday fts for
Inc young As the weather delightful the principal
German thoroI sAfares, the Bowery, Division, Grand
sud Houston. sts., Avenue A and OtDer streets we're
crowded by pers1us who patrons ed the shops where
holiday goods were TO lie purchased .
The German Churches which were largely aVended
during The day i1stefuy decorated with Christmas
trees flowers and 4. sgiSIus. .
To day the Christ tiles anon the Germans VIII
assume more put haIactrr. The numerous Gtru al
vocal and and ie Turner and echu1 zen
1gsnlzations Layl .. festivities at their respective
l.ils fncludns bc"$, and the distribution OF
Christmas gifs.
III; sangtiruh0 NOtAi aOtlety gave Christmas eolrc
- ne G11Hud .ui, Rooms last eveAing. which
ia,.,:.d craving o., Christmas .iii5. Tho New OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
An APPEAL FOR THE SOLDIERS ORPHANS

"A ~
The poor laborers and petty officials are not
the only ones made to suffer by the corrupons OF those
who held the municipal credit in thcr hands, hut the
children In the institutions for the Orphans or Soldiers
and Sailors are also seriously affected. Under State leg
islation a certain sum per capita according TO age
is allowed these orphans but recent events nave
stripped the Homes Of this assistance, ana now
they have to fan back private charity.
already heavily taxed On trc lst day ~ jam.
ary is72 the Patriot Orphans Home at Finishing. will
compelled close its doors for lack OF funds 10 sup
rmt the children there, and other prov s0n
will have be made for them. The Union Home Tor me
Orphans Of Soldiers and Sailors. Mt Onehnndred,and-
tty-frsst and Ten have. now contains 30 Cnild en-
In order take Some OF the inmates from the fsMlE
Home occupied Tor Other purposes WI he
converted INTO bedrooms. and those OF the chdrcn vino
have mothers, what are known as lai'
orphans, VIII nave 10 80 t ln amsho omse'
Mr. David Hoyt. of the managers, Is constantly In
receipt Of letters making application Ion the admission
%. chircn ~ eutIrc orphans Viii be received, even
il ii should he found necessary TO turn away all the a'
orphans.
Christmas will he celebrated ut the Union Home next
Wednesday. The rAurciscs viii begin al locVck pre-
cIsry at viii time Gen Nyc will he present Arcay
many gifts TOYS cpps COinforprs and such articles
have been received. and Que gentleman mas r'bt MiS.
tree. In the meantime donations, ~hch ar" carnrSfy
solicited. can he sent ~ Mrs Admiral Farragu' No liz
Eat THIRTY ->Ivih-st, Mrs. Judge DAILY. no 81 CLINTON
place: Mr., Day Huyt. No. lN East Forty slhlsyo OF
direct 10 The Home NJ One hundred ana n'y hslsl am
TrItlayel The charitable urgently requested to
pt ont OF funds. and lis wants art therefore 'hheu
III n
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Mannorhor wsvc soee ana h. this SvSnns IND ,ns
Thiyd ave Tbe beethoven M6nnerchOr Will give .
chidrcns Christmas festival at S cin house IN H. Sa
evening The Turn Vcrein OF the West Side Will engage
i'm Christmas festivities At the Turn Hall IN springs.
Witch will he attended by drawing lM
christmas gifts The Suayan Stngernunu
vii, engage in christmas festivities at the Walha IN
st. which will also include q distribution OF
Chri.imas Gifts The Lcderkranz will clNo chdichs
CHRISTMAS frte Lcderkranz Hall tomorrow atcrhouh.
for which extensive preparations nav" oceh m'uo "
committee appointed for that purpose
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A NEW CHARTER.
WHAT THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY
PROPOSES.

WORK FOR THE LEGIsLATURE-A BUL"Ahh
AGAINST MUNICIPAL FRAUD-Pk"v'siON rn'
MINORITY REPRESENTATION-ONLfO ONE u.
tICE TO RE- HELD AT A TIuE--THE GOV
ERNoR EMPOWERED TO REMOVE rIIE MAYOR
FOR CAUSE.
The subioincd draft of new char'et 'o'
the CITY Of Ncw.York has been prepared by the tom
mttcc of Seventy for subm.sion to tho ncu '"t'''a
turc. Copes, 1t il said for perG" IN ""V"n''' nav
already been forwarded to every senator ana A-''''
man elect: -,
AN ACT to reorgani1e the Local Govern" OH u '"'
City OF New York. .
The P,opc Of The STATE Of yer York. rrJr"'n'r" T" '''"
Gnd issc.Bu no rnnrt ns JoI0''s:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-10
WASHINGTON COUNTY ITEMS

From the Review and Examiner.
THE contract for building the depot,
turn.table &c, for tho CHARTERS Railway,
at this place, was awarded to Nelson Van
kirk on Monday last. Mr., Vankirk's bid
was fourteen thousand one hundred dol.
lars.
Hon. WM II. ARMSTRONG, latG member
Of Congress IRON the LycOming district,
has accepted the invitation to deliver the
annual address before the literary society
Of Washington and Jefferson College Ut
the next commencement.
OK Sunday last, about eleven o'clock,
A. NJ, a little son Of Enoch Prigg, Of Can.
ton township, was quite severely injured
by falling upon an oil can, the spout Of
which entered the lower part Of his per-
son two or three inches. The wound is a
painful one, but it is hoped not dangerous
Rev. W. A. DAVIDSON, D. D., Of the NJ.
4. Church Of this place, breaches his last
sermon in that church on next Sunday.
DR.. D. has been stationed at this place for
several years, and has many warm friends,
not only inside, but outside, Of his church.
Work on the CHARTERS Valley Railway
Is being pushed forward with considerable
energy, Iii is confidently expected that
the cars will be running US far as Ewi1g's
mill by the first Of April, and enter our
borough by the first Of May. We ear
nestly hope this may prove true.
COLLEGE CONTEST. The annual con.
test between the "Philo and Union" and
the Franklin and Washington literary
societies OF Washington and Jefferson
College will take place in the Town Hall
on Wednesday evening. the 22d inst Fol-
lowing iSt the programme:
Select orations: National Bcnevolence
j. ]. T. Noble, Claysville, Pa; True
Americanisnl-G. A. Hoffman,, MOnon-
gahela City, Pa. Essays: Christianity
Alone Adapted to the Wants Of Man
John NJ. Birch, ClNysville, Pa; Moral
Culture-AlIred +. Johnston. Believer.
non, Pa. Original Orations; Moral Hero
lsm-W. F. Ewing, Rural Valley, Pa;
The Utility OF Mystery--James ]. McCar-
rell, olaysVille, Pa. Debate: Should the
Constitution OF the United States be so
amended rs to acknowledge the supremA.
cy of God in civil atEaiTsy-attirmative,
Jesse c. Bruce, Florence, Pa; negative,
John A. Ktheart, Mt. Pleasant, Ohio.
The gentlemen selected to act as judges
are as follows: Rev. W. 0. Campbell,
Monongahela City; James II. Hopkins,
Esq, Pittsburgh; Rev. Moiat, Wheel.
Ing. .-i ',iltN ff
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BULLETS FOR EUROPE.

Lead is wanted in Europe. Send over the mil.
lions Of bottles of new tangled hair cOlorcrs that
"rcmain over" and cant DO sold here. They arc
pretty much III lead, and viii never be wanted In
this country, because all sane people who desire
to restore the tlngC Of youth to their gray or
griZzled locks use
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
Tho leadsaturated and sulphurSAturated nos.
trunls have gone down, down, down, Bhere they
6eIOag: while the EXCELSIOR DYE has gone
up with a rapldlty that taxes to the utmost the
facilities for manufacturing It 1t IL to-day tho
MOST POPULAR HAIR DYE
In the world and deserves to be, for the sAfest
and the best. AS dressing after the dyeing, use
ORIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE.::
marSlGW
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THEORETICAL science and actual expe.
rienCe arc occasionally at seeming odds,
and 1t is only after further investigation
and explanation that the apparent differ.
enCes are harmonized. Alta recent meet
Ing Of scientific society in Manchester,
England, paper was read descriptive Of
experiments made to test "thc effects Of
cold upon the strength Of iron, and dis
cussion followed in which the results Of
experiments by number Of scientific
Englishmen were detailed with this gen.
enlargement: that "Frost does not make
either iron (cast or wrought or steel brit
Tie; and railroad accidents arise from the
neglect Of the companies to submit
wheels, axles, and all other parts Of their
rolling stock 10 practical and sufficient
test before using them"
That may be scientifically COrrCct-in
England; but II cold does not make iron
brittle, why are there more brcakagcs Of
Axles and wheels on American railways
in days OF intense cold than on warm
DAYS? .....
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CHINESE GoLD LACKRR.-A German
experimental has lately discovered the
method ofproduclng the celebrated Chi.
neSe gold hacker, his limitations being en-.
tirely successful. His method Of prepar.
ing this substance IS to melt two parts oil
cOpal and one Of shellac, so as to form a
perfect fluid mixture, and then add two
parts of hot boiled oil. Tho vessel is then
to be removed from the fire and ten parts
Of oil Of turpentine gradually added, To
improve the color an addition is made oil
a solution in turpentine Of gum gutta, for
yellow, and dragons blood torred. These
are to DO mixed in sufficient quantity to
give tho desired shade. The Chinese ap.
parently use tin foil to form a ground, up
on which the laCker varnish Is laid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-10

CAREFUL tables, compiled from life in
surance companies, show that in a given
number Of risks for every ten Temperate
persons that die between the ages Of tlE
teen and twenty years, inclusive, eighteen
Incorporate die for ten deaths Of temper
ate pesons between twenty.on eand thirty
years, in given number Of risks there
are fiftyone deaths Of the Incorporate;
and when, in given number Of risks, ten
temperate persons die between the ages
Of thirty.one and forty years, about forty
Incorporate die. Thus 1t will DO seen
that the risk on an inebriate is on IN aver,
age more than three and a half times, and
In his third decade moro than five times
greater than on q temperate person.
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TREASURER SPINNER has decided that
postmasters must receive mutilated cur
rency, in case Of United States notes where
not more than one.twentieth Of the note
Is misSing, and In case Of fractional cur.
repcy where not more than one.tenth is
missing. When such notes and fractional
currency arc mutilated beyond the stand.
aFdrefeFred to, no one Is compelled to re.
ceive them for any part Of their value, and
the only place where such notes may be
redeemed Is at the United States Urea.
stlry.
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DESPITE the rumOrs Of rcbeIlions and
the like, it Is evident that the new Gov
eminent in France is rapidly getting its
hand on power. The outbreaks which
have been threatened in various directions
not only do not come off, but It begins to
be seen that the Government is prepared
to suppress any disturbances that may be
attempted. General Paladene's announce
ment Of his purpose to put down all at.
templs at Instruction las already had o
salutary effect.
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COMMISSIONER PLEAsANToN does not
intend giving it up. lie will send to the
Forty.second Congress q communication
urging immediate action on the income
tax, and tits probable the mistake Of The
FOrty.flrst Congress in beginning the
movement in the wrong branch will be
avoided.
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FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1871.

THE statement that the Jefferson Medi.
cal College of Philadelphia had IN.
nounced that It would hereafter admit
students without regard to sex or color,
is pronounced by the Faculty to be a ma,
licious falsehood, originated by some enc.
my Of the school. G
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PARIS is still excited and fevcrish, and
the mobs powerruland insolent. Paladines
IA rigid disciplinarian-now commands
the National Guard Of the city, and order
and tranquility may be expected from his
rule Bismarck, it is stated, is writing a
history of the late war, in which he is
quite severe upon the course Of England.
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We find the following among the brief
sketches of U. s. Senators retired on the
4th instant, in q late issue Of the Wash.
ington Chronicle
"Waitman T. Wiley was born Of the
revolution. Swept into the Senate by the
temporarily aggressive Union sentiment
Of old Virginia in 1861, and an active par.
ticipant in rescuing a portion Of that
State and inaugurating the new State Of
West Virginia, he was very naturally
elected to represent the infant State in the
Senate chamber. OF such a man It only
need be said, borne into political life, sur.
rounded by such stirring scenes as were
presented in Virginia, that he was true to
himself, his State, and the cause Of free
dom. His course Us q Senator has been
marked by great industry and an honest
desire to discharge the duties Of his DO.
sition faithfully. His State became
AlisSourized, and her people lose one Of
their best and truest friends"
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THERE are said to be very few deaf and
dumb cOlored persons. In Virginia. 90
far as known, there Is but one negro thus
afflicted. In the Illinois Asylum there
are two deaf mute colored young girls,
who found their way thither during The
war, nobody knows whence or how.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-03-10

On Tuesday next the Gubernatorial
election in New Hampshire comes Oft
Both parties arc improving what little
time remains to them, and heavy vote
may be expected. The Republican ma
jority over all parties last year was but q
little over one thousand, and unusual in
terest therefore attaches to the result.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CONSUMPTION.
It's Cure and Preventive.
BY ]. H. SCHENCK, N. D.

Many human being has passed away, for
neglect OF known and lndlsputably proven means
Of cnrc, Those near and dear to family and
friends are sleeping tho dreamlesS slumbGr into
which. had they calmly adopted
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GENERAL NOTICES.

MOTTO E.-THE WHEELING
IN Savings Institution having, BY Deed NJ y
Trust dated the 2Sth Of February. ISL, and non Y
Soayeyed to mean its property, real and TSgHy
al, stocks, claims and demands, whether i,
bond, note, bill Of exchange, account or otbs:
wise, In trust to secure oil debts and labIIIT.
OF tho said Wheeling Servings Institution, e1SSI
lyand without preference TO any one or mOfe ~
them over the others: W
Notice Is hereby given to oil persons indeb,a,
respective debts must be paid to the undp,si"Sas'
cd and to oil persons having claims N1SiS.,
aid Institution to present the same for IiIT.,'
ment without delay at the ONCE on Monroe SiySss
lately occupied by It, which will be open for n,
purpose every day, Sundays excepted, until n,
,thef notice, from ten TO twelve o clock 4. '-'
ieb9S DANIEL EAlfB, TFuItae
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THE LATEST AND CHOICEST.

SEA MOSS PARTNERSHIP to 10 very fine for
Desserts and an elegant and dainty
dish for the sick. BE-
C0X'S SPARKLING GELATINE-An old q.
vorlte with the ladies for Jellies-
bright, clear and beautiful.
SUPERIOR SHERRY WINE-Just the article
to use with COx's GelAtlne-of rich
and luscious favor.
BAKERS COC0A-Warranted Pure, delicious
and nutritious beverage.
HECKERS FARlNA-Prepared especially for
invallds and children.
ANGUSTURA B1TTERS-The genuine article
for ladies and children in feeble
health.
WINE OF PRPSIN-The most perfect remedy
for indigestion and dyspepsia.
CORN STARCH-FOr Puddlngs and Custards.
TAPI0CA-A splendid dessert, either alone or
with Berries.
At LAUGHLLN, BRO. b CO.'S,
juu1i Wholesale Druggists, Main st.
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HARDWARE, &c.

.rsIRE AND BURG LAR PROOF
sAPEs.-We offer the Gnest sac work
made 10 those wanting protection Io@ Ise o.
S1Irars. Or SAFES WIZ ~ sSt g E6o
ineks There Is 3 standing offer Of SSgVO % SoSSO
tSSt they stand the best efforts o. ay ~
lock- picking tWenty.fogr, h9n tn \ BURT.
% RCI"Pey' 81 Main street.
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IHoCTUR WHITTIER,
900 Fem Street, PlttsburEh, Pa,

Longer located In Pittsburgh than any Chronic
Disease Physician, 60 successfully treats Veneer
Ito bring patients from every State. His hosDl4
tai opportunities, lifetime experience, with
Ipurest drugs prepared In the establishment
cures cases given up by others, no matter who
failed; tell your private trouble. Consultation
free. Send two stamps for medical essays
Manhood, WomAAhOod, sent by mall, 10
cts. each, both for Is cents, 100 pages. An that
know, all about Self Pollution. Prevention, Mar
Irlage. Every young man and woman ought to
lrcad II as warning, The nervous, debllitAted
or partially impOtent arc scientifically advised,
mRr7dGW s
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DR.. JOSEPH H. SCHENCES SIMPLE TREAT
MEHT

and availcd themselves OF his wonderful cfllca.
cIous medicines theywonld not have fallen.
DR.. Schenck has, In his own case, proved that
tally, by his medicines and his directions fol-
their use, Is quickened into healthful vIgor.
In this statement there Is nothing presump.
tious. To the falth Of the invalid is made no
representation that "a not thousand times sub.
stautlated By living and visible works, The
theory OF the cure BY DR.. Schenck's medicines
Is IS simple as 1t b unfaling. It's philosophy re-
qqlres no argument It issclt-assuring, sslf.con'
The Sea.weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills arc
the first two weapons with which the citadel oil
the malady is RsSAiled. Two-thirds Of the cases
Of consumption originate In dyspepsia and q
functiOnally tlisordered liver. With this cOndl
ton the bronchial tubes "SympathIze" with the
stomach. They respond TO the morbid action
result, and the setting with all It's distressing
ing SYMPTOMS OF :
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Fruit, Shade and Evergreen Trees,
Small and Large in Variety,


GooscbcrrIes and Currant Plants In variety,
a large variety Of June, Monthly, Winning
SHd MGss Roses two and three year pS ant:
plants. Rhododendrons and largo assert:
ment Of hardy Flowering shrubbery, large and
small plants. FlowOrihg Bulbs, Tube Rose,
GladeOl US, Colocasa, very large foliage; o large
and suitable variety and size Eyergrecns, TO-
gether with upright trec.box and box edglng,
&C., &c., for cemetery lots; also White Moss and
Other white roses, suitable for tho same purpose.
TREES AND suRUBs DELIVERED IN THE
CITY WHEN DESIRED.
A Gardener can DO furnished, who will give
special attention 10 planting EvCrgreCns, EdglnR,
FlOwCring, Shrubs and Roses at Greenwood Gem
ctGry. with compost when desired. For atew
days will ho at my Office. Tho latter part Of
THIS month shall be at my country place. Per
sons desiring 10 SEQ mo on business can commu.
nIcAto with mo through tho Post oificc.
A Descriptive Circular will be out In a few
days, which can be had free on application.
marc
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.aLEAVE no SIZING BEHIND.n

The work Of cure Is now beginning. The vi.
tiated and mucous deposits In the bowels aud
In the alimentAry canal are elected. The liver,
like clock Is wound up. It arouBes from It's
torpidlty. The stomach acts rosponsively. and
the patient begins to feel that he Is getting at
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CONSUMPTION,

The Mandrake Pills arc composed Of one Of
Natures noblest gifts-the PolophiIlum Pelta.
tum. They possess all the understanding, al
Tentative properties Of calomel, but unlike caIO-
mel, they
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New Advertlsements..

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEM
Co., Of 1910, will please settle At once, a. owing
10 the dissolution OF partnership, gu aceeunts
must be closed. CARNAHAN q co. z
marin H 4tr
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TOR sALE-A DESIRABLE III
Union, between Market and Fourth street,, ~
twenty.nIne and one. half feet fronting Union
street. VIII DO sold cheap. I. IRWIN.
mario