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RE FOR
FEMALE WEAKNESS.

The Proprietor of this valuable Medicine while
suffering from loss of health twenty years ago
received an Indian recipe, from which she prepared
some for her own use, which resulted in cure.
Many of her friends have used it with equally graft
tying success and have urged her to introduce it to
the public She has consented for the relief of suf
ferng humanity, to do So and feels confident it will
prove one of fife richest blessings to her sex. This
is an internal remedy-entirely vegetable will not
nure the most delicate constitution but is congen.
al to nature, as supporters are not used under any
consideration, nor the application of Caustic. 1t
will eradicate all Humors, which is one cause, in
are extraordinary, without change in diet, as hun
dreds will testify. Three bottles will convince the
fects are wonderful in the Relief and Cure of the
following diseases: Prolapsus Uteri, Nervous De-
billy, Weakness of the Back and Limbs Dyspepsia
larties, Change of Life, Whites, Dropscal Affections
Biliousness, Inflammation OF the Kidneys, &c. Pre-.
pared and sold by Mrs. LINUS BELCHER, Ran.
dolph, Mass. Send for Circular. Sold by all Drug
gists, at { 90 per bottle.
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When one mas been long away from
home, there i something particularly
sweet in the welcome that comes from
warm, and loving hearts. Even mani
mate objects seem to share the general
glow, and the household things, the clock
IN the corner, the pictures on the wal,
seem 70 smile down in a cheerful and hap
Ply way
How sweet viii be the welcome home
when life's day IS over. Why, home, the
Fathers house, where so many of our
loved and dear ones are gone, the veneer
able parents, the darling children, the
brothers and sisters, ii thrills the hearts
to think OF il How sweet to think of
recognition, Of meeting again those whose
memory j. precious. who made our lives
80 bright. Let us often pause and think
ot heaven a. our home. and strive BY the
grace Of God 10 live near to Him even in
this present life
The Republican journal., 1872-02-08
DIR. l.. DsN's
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
FL Endicots street, boston Mass.

DIR. l.. DsAS
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
81 Endicott Street, Boston Was.
is 30 arranged that patients never or hear each
other Recoliect the only entrance to his office is
No. FL having no connection with his residence
consequently no family interruption, 50 that on nc
account any person hesitate applying at hi-
Office.
boldlv asserts, and ii cannot be contradicted ex
cepi by quacks, who viii say or do ANYTHING, even
perjure themselves, 70 impose upon patients that
he Is TIVE oSLY REGULAR GRADUATE rHNsIcIAN
ADVERTISING N BOSTON.
TWENTY YEARS
engaged in treatment Of Special Diseases, fact So
well known 10 many Citizens, Publishers, Mer-
chants, Hotel Propretor7, &c, that ne is much re-
commended, and particularly TO
STRANGERS AND TRAVELLERS.
To avoid and escape imposition OF foreign and ma
tive quacks more numerous in Boston than IN other
large cities,
proudly refers TO Professors and respectable Phys
cians-many OF whom consult him in critical cases
because OF his acknowledged skill and reputation
attained through long experience, practice, and
observation.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
be not robbed and add to Your -uFerings in being
deceived by the lying boasts, misG representations
false promises, and pretentions OF
FOREIGN AND NATIVE QCACks,
who know but little OF the nature ana character OF
Special Diseases and less to their cure. Some eX-
bfbit forged Diplomas OF Institutions or Colleges
which never existed in any part OF the world 9th
era exhibit Diplomas OF the Dead, how obtained
unknown; not only assuming and advertising In
names of those inserted in the diplomas but 70 tur.
Their their imposition assume names Of tn celebrat
ed physicians long since dead Neither be deceived By
QUACk NOsTRUM-MAkERS
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BOOK mueh th.' y %r'eTn r sIt 4a4'ss %bu an
!tet7 ~ my ~ ~ tsftt l+ lta ~ . =
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those no' A''''u '' ''' ''''
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RashIy Importunate. Gone to his Death


Twas i life insurance agent-one of the modern
Stvle.
With brassy cheek, and fluent tongue and ag-
gravatiug smile
That prosecuted Abner Brown, and exc intiam-
ed his bile.
This agent followed Abner like sleuth-hound
on the scent.
And managed TO encounter him, wherever
Abner went;
I'M Abner fell into state Of chronic disoon-
tent.
he used 70 corner Abner, and hang right on
and bore,
lntil in desperation the dsgusted Abner swore
Then the calmly smtIng agent would Abner
bore some more:
In yaln he -troye that agents vjsitations 10
And he realized that if he would no longer be
ANNOYED.
That pestilential agent must be speedily destroy
ed.
one day be followed Abner to his place Of 6usi
ness.
Remarking, Now, YOU'D better take policy,
Then A6ner -aid one profane word, the opposite
of bless"
And bed loaded pistol midst that agent.
oristling hair
And grmly told the agent, if he ever anywhere
said "poliey" to him again he'd slay him then
and there.
90 If that Is So. the agent said. perhaps Ia bet
ter go,
But if YOU will permit me, I would Just like to
show
oar new endowmep, policy, with rates ex-
tremeIy low"
His ll-timed iteration sealed the zealous agents
fate
Far buer nuliad tho tri,rar and fora,,ar utor,
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D. At-"'F AE NHNAs HCSAONt MhSS~
The object ia establishing this Institution
was to attain the greatest perfection In the
preparation, practice and tle 81 Vegetable
Remedies, and 70 secure a permanent place
where Families lnyalil- or any person could
obtain tAe best medical advice aud such rem
edies as each might require without THE use
Of poisonous drugs.
Dr. Greene has been Physician IF the Iusu
tuJe since it's foundation. now more than
twenty-five years Few men have had So
large experience in the treatment Of chrome
diseases. DR.. Greene is in his 6fty-nfth year
and has devoted his life to this branch Of Ai-
profession, and his success, We believe is with
out parallel
Among the diseases to which he gives T..
pecial attention may be noticed Cancer. Scrot-
ula Catarr4, Bronchitis Consumption, Heart
Disease, Neuralgia Asthma, Nervousness
Rheumatism, Paralysis, Spinal Diseases, D.
pepsia Liver Complaint Female Complaints
Faint Stomach, Erysipelas White Swelling,
Salt Rheum, Canker, Deafness, Kidney Dis
eases, Seminal Weakness, &c.
Dr Greene Medical Pamphlet descrip-
tive OF diseases and their proper treatment, win
be sent free to inyalids
Address, R GREENE. NJ D.,
"a Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
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AGTION
70 Females in Delicate Health.

DR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No 7 Endi-
colt street, Boston, is consulted daily all diseases
incident TO the female system. Prolapus Uteri or
Failing of the Womb, Fluer Albus, Suppression
and other Menstrual arrangements, are all treated
on new pathological principles and speedy rclief
guaranteed in few days. SO invariably certain is
the mode of treatment that most obstinate
complaints yield under it, and the afflicted person
soon rejoices in perfect health
DIR. Dow has doubt had greater experience in
the cure OF diseases of women than any other ply
stefan in Boston.
Boarding accommodations for patients WHO NAV
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment.
DR.. Dow, since 1915, having confined his whole at
enton 10 an once practice for the cure of Private
diseases ana female Complaints, acknowl lodges no
superior in the United States
N. b. All letters must contain one dollar or
they will not be answered.
Office hours from A. NJ. toeP
Boston, July IS, 1871. 1vr3
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Charity.

a poor little girl IN tattered gown.
Wandering alone through the crowded town,
Al weary and worn, on the curb sat down,
BY the side of The way to rest;
Berlmmed with tears We're her eyes Of brown
Her h nd> on her bosom pressed
The night was approaching and Winters chill
That fell on the child as it hurried past
Congeains the tears that were falling fast
From the poor little maiden'> eye;
The binding snow on her pale cheek cast
Unheedng her pl.intive cry.
Now, hurriedly passing along the street,
She catches the sound of approaching feet,
And YEARLY rises, as if to entreat
Some aid from the passer by;
But slowly and sadly resumes her seat,
Repealed by the glance OF his eve.
He saw the wild tempest resistesslv hurl
The gathering snow flakes with many whirl
Upon her bare head, where each soft shining
curl
Was swept by the breath Of the storm
But what did he care for the little girl.
His ralment was ample and warm!
lie went to charity meeting that night
And spoke to the listeners great delight,
~ how twas the duty of all to unite,
The suffering poor to relieve;
Aud held up his check for thousand at sight
80 all of the crowd could perceive.
He handed the check to the treasurer when
The audience appauded again and again,
But the angel who holds he recording pen
This sentence methnks did record
." He doth his aims to be seen Of men
Their praise is bis only reward"
The papers next morning had much to say,
OF how the good gentleman did display
His generous spirit, in giving away
so much to the poor mans cause.
He smiled as he read hi, own praise that day.
And thought OF the nights applause.
Near by, the same paper went on to repeat
4 story they'd heard of how, out in the stree
\ watchman at dawnng OF morn on his beat.
\ poor little child had found,
With only the snow As winding sheet.
Frozen to death on the ground.
All who can declare that when God shall an
fold
Eternity's records be shall not hold
Him guilty Of murder who seeks with his gold
In charity'- name to buy
The praises Of men, while out in the cold,
He leaves poor child to die
The Republican journal., 1872-02-08

4 Standard Preparation, endorsed by the most re
liable Physcians and IL astonishing curative pow
ers attested by thousands who have used ii.
1t is sure, quick remedy for all diseases of the
Urinary Organs existing in male or female, Irrta
ton or Inflammation OF Kidneys or Bladder Gravel
Diabetes, Redds b sediment in Urine Thick Cloud,
Urine Mucous and Involuntary Discharges from
Crethra, Retention or Incontinence of Urine
Chrouic Catarrh of Bladder, and all Chronic Mala
dies of the Urino- Genital Organs.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. lyIq
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Epilepsy or Fits.
AND HOW TO READ.

"A SUR CURE for this distressing complaint is
made known in a Treatise Iof AZ octa va naoes1
on foTelgn and Native Herbal Preparations, publish
dd oy Dr. .; PHELPS BkowN. The prescription was
that he cannot conscientiously refuse to make it
known, as it has cured everybody who has used it
ior Fits, never having failed in single case The
ingredients may be obtained from any druggist A
copy sent tree to all applicants by mail Address DR.
q. PHELPS BROWN, p Grand St. Jersey CITY.
N j. ''
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From ohm R. Beckett, Practical Cooper OF Belfast.
Mr.. PALMER, DEAR SIR: | have been solicited
many times by parties wishing to test the work done
BY your newly invented Stave Jointer, to put some
barrels into form from the slaves have done so In
several instances, and find it makes perfect barrel
| think ii very valuable machine in the saving OF
labor and lumber, and one which must come into
general use JOHN Il, BECKETT
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From NJ. X. Cooper, Lumber Dealer Of Belfast.
Mr.. PALMER, DEAR SIR. Allow me to acknowl
edge my mistake and your success, in regard your
newly invented Stave Edger.
While YOU were partccting il, was taithless as 20
its value,
l satisfied from what have seen Of its
working and what learn from those using il, you
have perfected machine which eXcel4 all Others now
in use, and will be sought for by all who engaged
in the manufacture OF slaves, NJ. X. COOPER.
Belfast, Jan. 10, 1872.
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From B. F. W ggin, Lumber Manufacturer OF Unity.
Mr.. PALMER, DEAR SIR Inausw TO your en-
Qury how like my Jointer, would say, that indie
pendent OF what would be considered by coopers and
those who purchase Slaves its most important quail
ties, that it makes perfect staye, giving to each
stave the proper taper in proportion to Its width II
is second to no other Jointer have ever used, in
regard to the amount OF work II will perform.
have jointed one hundred thousand slaves with my
Jointer, and can find no fault with il.
Unity, Dec. l., 1871. r. +. WlGGIN,
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From J, +. Brown, stave Manufacturer OF Clinton.
CLINTON, NE, Dec. Is, 1851.
L K. PALMtE, DEAR SIX: | return to YOU 10
day the 70 inch 5tave } ointer which had Uf you,
and wish You to alter The ,et-work the that
on the 81 inch Jolnter which you sent me last week
This machine consider perfect, or near as il
IS possible to make. II turns out perfect work, and
cannot but come into general use when Introduced,
in TACT il needs no praise, a. it viii speak Tor Itself
more efectualiy than | can.
N.ry Truly Yours,
JUSTIN L. BROWN
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From Alfred Patterson, Practical Mechanic of
Belfast.
Mr.. PALMER, DEAR SIR In regard to your
Stave Jointer about which you asked my opinion !
will say that think you have fully obtained the OBJ
ject long sought for, viz Giving each staye its
appropriate Bulge tapers the casks made from
slaves jointed With it fully demonstrate l have
noticed two barrels in particular, having twenty
six slaves and the other fourteen and each Of the
same bge. l consider it valuable machine.
Belfast, Jan. 2, 1872. ALFRED PATTERSON.
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From Tyler r. Wasgatt, Manufacturer OF Barrel.
aud Barrel STOCK, at Hampden.

H>MrDFS, Jan. 3, 1872.
l. X. PALMER, ESQ, DEAR SIR W. are con-
stantly using Of your Staye Jonters q mill
and very much pleas ed with it. Ii dos rs work
nicely, quickly and exactly 1t Is so simple that
learned il myself, and taught several III
employ Ii cannot get out OF order, and does
all its work with remarkable uniformity. we could
not do without il. And most cheertuliy oInme nd
il to any desiring good reliable Jonter.
Yours Truly TYLER K WASGAII.
The Republican journal., 1872-02-08
THE PALMER
StaVG JOintel.
READ THE TESTIMONIALS

From Isaac c, Abbot, Supt OF Belfast Foundry
Mr.. PALMER, DEAR SIR In answer to your
enquiry as to what think OF your Stave Jonter.
can say perfectly acquainted With its constr nc
ton in all its parts. have seen demonstrations Of
practical working, and would say without fear Of
contradiction, believe there Is not in this J
a machine that be made to do equal amount
of work in the time, and do 1t perfectly
which can be sold at the price OF yours
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The meeting of the School Board, last evening
was agreeably short. But little business was
brought before the Board but what was was dis
patched rapidly.
The Committee ON Teachers reported that
Loring II. Barnum had refused to accede to the
terms prolfered by the Board, and had engaged
elsewhere. The committee had, therefore, adj
vertised for teacher and an examination had
been ordered. 1t also reported that Mrs. Slo-
cumb had resigned her position in No. 4. The
report was accepted.
The Committee on the new school house over
Third street bridge reported that the building
was now ready for the second floor of ioists aud
asked that an order for $4,000 be drawn in favor
Of the Committee. Accepted
Mr. Hllles offered a resolution that transfers
from No. l TO the Girls Department of No 4 be
made only when the number Of pupils in No, 1
did not exceed 10 to each teacher or 100 in all.
Laid over.
A communication was received from +. A.
Taylor on behalf of the citizens of the Seventh
ward, asking the use of No. school for the
purpose OF holding an election The commuui-
cation was laid on the table.
thousand blank acquisitions for books and
two hundred blank records were ordered ON mo-
ton Of Mr.. FrOck.
Orders were drawn for the following amounts,
and the Board adjourned
Ferris Il Garrett 50 So ]. x j. n. Harmon,
$50 50 James Crippen, Sj26; Ziba Ferris.
sl7ji Jas bradford, $500; j. O seeds, 50 As.
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AlrtrdlS.
PoRT or WnAuNGroN. Aug 49,
Steamer Celebrity of Philadelphia Brown, from
Iennsgrove, with marketing.
Sch Benjamin llaney Of Chiucoteagne Young
from polhows Landing, with marketing.
Barge Toledo Of Philadelphia, Whaland, from
Schl Haven with coal to Uhas. Warner a Go.
Barge Saranac of New Hope SHIELD. from
Alaueh Chunk, with coal TO Lobdell Car Wheel
Co.
large Alice Of Wilmington. Davis, from PMla-
delphia, with mdse to Geo. w Bush.
Barge Anna of Wilmington. Carpenter, from
Philadelphia. with mdse to Chas Warner a 90.
Steamer Celebrity of Philadelphia. Brown,
| from HennsgrONe with marketing.
schooner Ruby, of Iewes, Casby, from Lewes
with cord wood TO John Randall.
schooner Caroline, Of Philadelphia Tee, from
Fort Richmond to Seide X Hastings, for freight
for Whitehall u Tatum, Millyile.
Schooner Collins. from Little Creek Land
ing to Harris wharf. to complete rigging.
Schooner Streamlet Of Wilmington, from
liaucocas creek, with sand to the Lobdell Car
| Wheel Co.
Schooner Charm, Of Wilmington, Starr, in
ballast to Walton Whann X Co,
schooner E=telle Bright of Wilmington.
Fountain, from Bombay Hook, with buqng
sand to Bright kethler.
Sloop Telegraph. of Cape May. Willett from
Cape May with mdse to Walton, Nhaun a. Co.
large i've OF Philadelphia. Mason, from
Sthuylkill Haven with coal to Charles Warner 4
Co.
barge i. lsly Of Lawerencevlle Fout from
Sthuylkill Haven with coal to Jos. Fuut.
Barge Roanoke Of Schuylklil Haven, Daily
from SehuylLill Haven with coal to Walton
Whaun Il Co.
Barge Mary Of Wilmington, Lamborn from
Philadelphia with md-e to Charles Warner n Co.
Barge Emma of Wilmington. Morrow. from
Philadelphia with mdse to George W. Bnsh
Barge No. 5d6 of Eastnn, Fell from Mauch
ID INIT NJ. .a.u1 ! d - T.
Sioup Lucy Of Brandvwine. from B1rlentown.
vii sand to diamond state Iron ca.
BWEe lockwood, Of Wilmington. Downing
from Philadelphia with corn to jas Price n Co.
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Auttes.

HNEskRs. RDIrors or TuE many COW
AVA MER lAL.-G,nf,. Under the mead ho,i,.,.
Ia your paper OF YESTERDAY, a notice from JACOB
Sluck that his expulsion rs member of the ruard
Of Directors Of "rnr Bakers l'nion" was contrary
To law and hat thu notwithstanding hts tJarob
stuoh VIEW eApuIsi@N without notice To him
y "a ~ aoseuve rue duoNe pronounce ialse,
a. 81 Piptr NAV l. ~ l'elu served nm win "A
~, a'u .i,a, ils a,'ifn wy ileetlpg IN aus =
$3.50 49, 49, tlas ne puen 70 tne chdrtes pre-
nrvnps M, , nm y 'ah al,u ~ proved lhat
% the Union and postEl,oy rri-ai living ei NJ,
Hence his expulsion /, not contrary 10 an
laws nor was Ii without hi, a. M
IN his nuti4e Of YES tf,at
RoBEET NrGONIgaI
augls-it Pfesltlent, b, T..
ENXAMINATIoN An examination ,,ir a.. t,i,
~ on IhuTeuay Augnst ~ in, p,iii,' S.t,i ~
l. in thi, CITY al 10 n,Inrk "A M ~, IN
eT AS princtnil ~ tr,ift,.r S,.h','f " " ~ = ''u' !"
~ u - hele having appeared IN the trsrg
a ~ mug " the 'u.ii lhsL iollcr tlnh | wa,
aaianns a. All prso Tm me bakgTs rs nann aaa
rnnrrfn ibdt tba aSl yai u a., mito ~ may
ana that no cause existed FOR il INT III. mn
and Jealousy Of those that voted for II. am the
piISlph sh'rchuderi have the largest interest IN
'H' mon am lhe haifintn q; The u ard,uud nave
sustained ana worked for the Union Ne Wed Or bel
teV 'hdh any otnef member since the store Is
opened, and am tile only member not indebted to
lHt Lloh. lhe pretended expulsion was without
lul''S 10 me ari IN my absence, Hud am defer
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for Sale.


ENOR SALE--The handsome brick no ST. a.
dlae "''''''O" ''''0'' '09''''''' ''''A' fsia
=, EASchilgc ior city property, fruit inrm near
hit"E'Filu, ~ -, IL hiNNii w.
aug ''''"'t" NJ . w. lhltu sNcet'
KNUh 5 LE-Ihe property corner of (Hfptu ave
II nue. and Jackson street. Inquire on ihn pre-
m SCI. augiO-6t WILLARD u. llINRLRY.
,.,,,,,- i,,,>,,r s-.-, - 4, = -
suitauie Tor offices for either a lawyer or oh ysf,
Can. Apply at premises, or
alg9- sls MARKET ST.
~ Il SALE OR TO I.ET-A large -,gr.y-,..
II 3-story carriage factory = tuate = .,I-.lV-~N
IN Chcttet Pa near tn hrp0t l{ui d. ft.l .s;H
Ing, nearly neg, and butt Tor The ksV,s
purpose blacksmith sh p with IT, kRRza.Izs slzzl
WIN he sold w aud ON easy terms, or lnay ientod
on advantageous terms inc location very de-
siao'e one Apply !" touN ,ocup,S
t't t,9,.., - 80.
iyon-'u AeH' i-s'"'e Nk ~.
.,au,#.. N.Y.. ,,,.,.,,., : :,
X -, . NJ - ~ tWo- IA
iso,,, 49,, "., , , ~ Niik st,cct, mL"M Nj
49, n 'n u"u,hE ~ ocvuhl slI.eh near
av M, ,d - l,, eill,ss" e',iheI p.IdwhIe
a. 'v nliu -, 7, s,"l etlcctS WIN All hlouefh
Nv nus HpP' :" tnu,- tAn,o,y
i.o- p,, "Oi'+, lAi' Nm
- 80 - ~ ''NSu'h Sllttt'
ISOk SALA--A ueautiiul residence On West a.
thre. str5 intk house wi hmoIeiG ,mI+oV,'n.iI1is
ulalng II lo.ls' rang ~ n chen, not aud c9ln
M . 4AiI" h'htI III tliat front ana side yards
ng ~ ,i ~ o. SnIphs'.h ID inc rlly rms
pl.s"i WEI y as '@Ia ." gomnoaalng terms ana
* ATsiEk,5IjoD Ai,I,tN
jy24tf 100 ~ trn.t IN, 81
x-f,D .,1ir,
kt'H " tlt must uedutlIul spo on
sliart4 S,r oyer , ap w , la,i
n
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1TPoR HoGsE
~ Epi'j LAR
GiNING AND ItE UnEAM ROOMS,

LADIES AND CENT ENRN.
m yl4 lld 90 Abcp sTRCET pHuADELPHTA
,, ne LaAns04est .lsgest, go4esI IN summer
l MsLaesI n Winter q any place Of tie Kind In
HA4HNs'PA'a' my2S-eOlSm
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~ The Paragon Shirt is popular all over the Uni
ted States, and manufacturer only at Doughtens.
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sE-1he Gugot Stspcnier has an enviahle reputa-
ton of 20 years standing, and sold at Doughtens
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sT-7he Patent R1nfaloon Dra,pers are comfortable
and sold at Daughters.
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Ew-J P, Doughten, No. 4l0 Baik6t STREET, keeps a
fnll line of Mems Goods, second to none in the large
cities, and al 70 per cent less.
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9 sas JE.d IN HAIR ORNAMENTS Fans, jet
faflahi BRONZE and and line nIstsi 'T ~ .,iiah
I uly leather aud Gilt mounted .rnam.n,Ss
ii, pssies, OHnos Mirrors, Perfumery with mi
aud at the lowest possole prices p''ior quany
d. DIXON, 81 $. Eighth street,
between Market and Chestnut,
@'m Philadelphia
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ss-Cne who has used It saws, ''shure and It makes
The wather awful dirthy, and that without rubbing,
does the " DOLLAR REWARD SOAP
Nm. II. ALLMOND& BRO, Agents FOR wilmington.
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- Better late than Atrr.-lf your teeth are going
and You have not yet tried the SOl1poNT. as a PR
harmless as water.
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EUst aud found.
Goaralna.

IpoARD for two gentlemen at sir KING ST.
ID iyls-tf.
Id oARDING-At the N. W. corner of Eighth and
Id West streets. Table board also furnished.
jei1-tf A. a M. FUFHEkGILL.
DOARDING-In private family: beautiful view
ID of city and country; high. healthy location,
large airy rooms. Apply at
EIGHTH AND FRANKLIN SITS,
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Id apr2-6m 900 DELAWA AXE AVENUE.
DOARDTNG-A few gentlemen can be accomO-
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frhs-u 2s1 WALNUT STREET.