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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
AsHANTRE WAR.

AsHANTEE WAR.
LONDON, Feb. 20.-The following dis-
patch was received to-day at The war
office, from Coomasie, and was published
by the newspapers in extras at noon;
I'VE arrived here yesterday after FIVE
days OF hard fighting. The troops be-.
hAved admirably. Our. casualties are
under 800. The King Is in the neIehbor.
mood Of tho town. He promises 10 visit
me Today and sign treaty Of peace. We
hope 10 start on our return 10 Inc coast
tomorrow; The wounded are recover
Ing, and the health Of the remainder ~
the army Is good" "
(signed) "Woo1sLRY,"
In the race to take plaae March 2Sth,
on Thames, between the Oxford and
Cambridge, the betting iS two TO one in
iaVor OF the Cambridge. Tho weather IA
very tempestous in Great Britain and on
the Coast much damage has been done 10
shippers,
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From RarnesYIlle.



Editors IutellIgencer.
One Of the grandest treats that we
Barnesville people have had for years was
given US last night at Hunts Hail, by
Manager Fltzsimmons, Of the Wheeling
Opera House, by presenting the beautiful
little artistes the Coleman Sisters, in their
role Of delightful performances. Never
since its opening has Hunts Hall been
filed so full, and never have the people
enjoyed themselves SO well as they did
last night at listening TO the little iairies
as they done their best to please US old
Quakers. The little ones were met al
the close Of every act with storms Of an.
plause and were called out several times
to give repetition Of their enchanting
performances, and long after the curtain
fell did the people sit vainly trying TO
get one more song or dance out oi the
little folks. 80 >
After the performance Mr.. Fitzsim-
mons was called upon and requested to
give another performance tonight, but
his engagements would not permit him
to stay, so he thanked the people and
promised to come again, and he may de-
pend upon full house II he ever brings
another attraction here. VANCE.
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Chicago mnrkA,

CmOAoo, Feb. 20.-Flour-ouIet and
unchanged. Wheat-Steady. Ns i 6bS. S
cago spring q 1Oa1 l9l; No. ! DO DO Al @ la.
regular 81 1G4 fresh cash; ii IL Tsr&cS. &
81 19t April; No. 3 do 81 la: reIsc,aG %
81 0S. Corn-steady; No. 3 mixed sTc
cash; 67sc March; 56tc April; 69ISsSic
May; new No. 3 mixed 52fa6Sc reiected
old 52iaGSc; new 60a60ic. OstsEFSir
demand and firm; No. 2, 424c cash: 4S|c
April; rejected 39a99tc. Rye-scarce
and firm; No. 9 fresh s5aS5ic, Barley
Dull and dropping; No 9 spring nomin-
ally 81 05; No. Q spring 81 45A1 is.
Dressed Hogs-Firm at SO O0a6 IS.
Provisions-Active but lower; mess pork
$13 ST cash or March; GA 81 April;
Sl4 45 May. Lard-Actiye but lower;
$S 55aS 90 cash or March; S9 80 April;
$s o0As 50 May. Bulk Meats-Fair de-
mand at lower rates; shoulders &c; short
rib middles 81 12fa7 10; short clear 74c
all loose, spot. Bacon-Steady; Rhoulders
&c; clear rib sides Sta8tc; clear SAa8Ic.
Whisky-Fair demand at lower rates;
03c.
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Indians Preparing for War.

Sioux Cry, Feb. 26.-A dispatch from
Fort Sully, Dakota Territory, states that
the unkapapas Indians made a raid on
the herd near the Grand River Agency
on the e2d inst, killing private Collins, oii
the 18th Infantry, and stealing several
horses. They Were followed In the direc.
tions OF Standing Rock, by party Of sol.
diers, but the trail was lost. The same
dispatch states that the Indians intend
TO concentrate at the foot of the Black
Hills by the first Of April, preparatory to
a general war upon the whites during the
summer.
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NEW York, Feb. 26.-James O. King,
who shot Anthony F. O'Neil on the after.
noon Of November 18th, 1872, was placed
on trial to-day on the charge Of murder.
O'Neil was friend Of and witness ior
Mrs. King in a suit for a divorce. The
trial of King has been delayed owing to
his complete prostration betimes from
consumption. F
This afternoon the Coroner issued a
commitment for Detective Leahi, who
shot McNamara on Sunday last.
FUNERAL OF COMMISSIONER SMITH.
The funeral OF the late Police Com.
missioner Smith, took place this after.
noon. The Mayor and large number
ol prominent city officials attended.
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Great atisfaction.

ERIE, Feb. 49, Great dissatisfaction is
manifested here OF the proposed re.enac-
ment by the Pennsylvania Legislature OF
the old law, taking the earnings Of the
Manufacturing Association and subjecting
them 10 the visitation and espionage Of
the State officers. This identical law was
less than year ago repealed on the
strong recommendation Of both Governor
Geary and Hartranft in their messages as
being oppressive upon the manufacturing
interest Of the State,
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New YORK Market.

NEW York, Feb. 2G-Cotton-Quiet :;
middllng uplands, loo. Flour--Heavy
and lower; supertne western and State,
80 70aG 10; common to good, SO 30a 8 90;
good TO choice, SO 65a8 IS; white wheat
extra, SO S5a7 40; extra Ohio, SO 4Oa7 76.
Whisky-Lower; 91ia9sc. Wheat-Mod.
crate demand and slightly in buyers
favor. Rye Heavy. Barley Dull
Corn-Fsir demand and slightly ad-
vanced; new western mixed 76s79c; west
ern yellow 7SaS0c; old western mixed
Soc; white western 7SaS0c. Oats-Heavy;
mixed western G0a81tc; white western
0la63c. Coftee-Quiet at 81 lia244c, gold.
SuSar-Qniet and unchanged.
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A FIend.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Feb. 2G.-This
forenoon a fire was started BY an un.
known man under the second story stairs
in Public School House No. 10. The
flames were discovered In time to permit
their suppression before any damage was
done. Three hundred children in the
upper rooms would have been cat of
from escape, except by the Windows, II
the flames had progressed FAR: No. 8
Public School House was set on fire Tues.
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A Prospective strike Among EngI.
neeTS.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 2G.-.The Locomotive
Engineers, in session yesterday, appointed
P. N. Arthur, Of Albany, N. Y, 10 the
position Of Grand Ohiel Engineer, vice
Charles Wilson, resigned. The Brother.
hood were in session again to-day, but
the proceedings were conducted 10 secret,
and It Is impossible to get any positive In.
formation regarding their action, though
It Is generally believed that the subject Of
q general strike Is being discussed.
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New YORK Dry Good, Marke,.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2G.-The city is very
full Of buyers from all sections, and the
jobbing trade steadily improving. The
market for cotton goods fairly active and
prices rule steady with manufacturers
agents Fine brown cottons and bleached
shirtings in good demand. Brown drills
selling freely. Prints, parcales and cam
brics in fair request, Woolen goods, mems
wear, less active, but fine black alpacaS
and pure mohair in improved demand.
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CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANcBco, Feb. 26.-st. Clair.
who was arrested -sUA q charge Of sfson'
(setting fire TO Portland, Oregon, the lime
Of the great fire In August last haS been
acquitted; BE proved that he was thirtv.
five miles away at the time OF the Are.
Mayor Otis has been before the Grand
Jury on the matter Of the charges apainSt
Judge Stanley. Several witnesses were
examined yesterday.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, Feb. 2G.-several hundred
Chinese have arrived at Havana from
Toncha, III ~
The Santa Anna has sailed for Mexico.
All the Spanish war vessels, excepting
the Arapiles and Fernando EI Cotollico,
have left for Q cruise.
Gen, Araos, commanding General Of
the Vuelts AbojR Department, has afriy-
at Havana to consult with Captain Gen.
eral JoYellar. Y. VI 's 9
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Baltimore Marker.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 60 Flour-ouiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Qulet and a
shade lower; choice white and amber,
81 50; western spring, 81 40a1 AZ. Corn
Dull; mixed western TIC Oats-DL DLll;
western, 55a57c. Rye-Dull; 90a9lc.
Provisions-Dull and heavy. Mess pork
$l6 00a16 25; bulk shoulders, Ga6tc; clear
rib sides, 75a9c; Others unchanged. Whis.
ky-Dull at 08ja9Sc.
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BaItimore CattIe Mnrkat.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 26.-CATrLR-
Opened fairly active, but closed quiet at
tate lower; very best on sale, $5 75aS 90:
that generally first quality, "a B9lq5 rs;
medium or good fair quality, "a 00a482t.
Receipts, ,s95. sates-f0S1. hogs
In moderate demand and fair supply at
81 25aS %. Receipts-3,7S9. Sheep
Quiet. Receipts-l,613. Sales at "a 5Oa
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 2G.-Indlan Com
missioner Smith recently telegraphcd ].
J. sGyille,agent at the Red Cloud Agency,
as follows:
"Gen. John Smith reports that you
make such on excessive issue Of beef that
large quantities are left to rot, the Indians
taking only the hides, which they trade
for ammunition. Is this true? Telegraph" !"
The Commissioner received q reply
saying;
1.-THE statement Of Gen. Smith is false
IN every particular"
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Allegheny Live Stool, NTarks,.

EAST LIBERTY, Feb. 24.-CArr1R-Ar.
rivals, 9S cars best SO 00a6 40; medi.
um So 00a5 rs; common "a 60a6 90 :;
stockers "a 00a4 40; bulls $S O0a4 90.
Hoes Arrivals. II cars !; best Phila.
delphias s. S0a6 so; Workers $5 80a5 80.
SHEEP-Arrivals, II cars; best 50 GOA
z 90; medium s. 75a8 25; common S9 30
a4 IN W
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LETTER FROM A "FANATTc.o -
Something Original and Interestlng
In Regard to the Temperance Move.
ment.
PoToMAc, ONO COUNTY, W. Va, !
RahH a. in ~ Ole, 1904

Potomac, ONO COUNTY, w. Va, !
a February 2lst, 1874. !
To the Rdltos Of the IntellIEsncer.
I see in your instructive paper that the
flame Of temperance, which Is now taking
q spreading range in the West, has also
leaped over and lit down In Massachusetts
Is Il not an auspIcious time, before re.
action takes place, to call on the press to
lend their influence to the friends of TEN.
perance, and sec who will fall into line, in
hopes that the wave may still roll East,
West, North and South, until the friends
ol the cause may be enabled to have Il
incorporated in the Constitution Of the
United States that all who will sell in
tOxicating drinks shAll be taxed not less
than two dollars per gallon, and that any
and all companies that will pay a bonus oi
one hundred thousand dollars, shall OBJ
tain charter to run concern OF that rate
Tor one hundred years. Then we will be
pretty safe, as you see that repeal would
be "a post fael0. ALI the proceeds TO be
laid out for working the roads, streets,
etc. Then we will have one OF two things:
Either sober community or good roads,
II the above plan will not work l will
submit another that will be more In uni
son with the meaning ofmy signature.
FANATIC,
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TOLEDO, Feb. 90. Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and lower:
amber Michigan 81 454; March l 40
April 81 so; May 81 53IaI 544. Corn
Dull and lower; high mixed 64c; April
35sc; new mixed 61c; low mixed 83ic;
new Ole; no grade 59tc; new 571c. Oats
Dull and nominal. Glover Seed-S6 so
a6 90. Dressed Hogs-$O 50a6 rs.
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Weather Report.
WAR DRPAlTHENP,
oPFTcE or THE CuIRF 6IaNAL ORION,
WAsHENaToN, D. O., Feb. $500 Z. 4.
PROBABILITIES.

WAsHNsToN, D. G., Feb, $500 P. n.
PROBABILITIES.
FoI the middle Atlantic and South At
lantic States, falling barometer, increas-
ing southeast to southwest winds, higher
temperature and cloudy or hazy weather,
possibly with rain in the latter section.
For the Gull States, southeasterly
winds, possibly increasing to brisk, with
clouds and rain.
For the Lake region, southwesterly
winds veering 70 northwest, with cloudy
followed by clearing weather, rising bar.
ometer and somewhat lower temperature.
For the Northwest rising barometer,
lower temperature, northwe8terly winds,
partly cloudy and clear weather.
The Mississippi River between Cairo
and New Orleans will rise slowly.
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PbiladeIpbIa MerLo,

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-Very dull;
red. 81 Goal 70; amber, 81 72; white, 81 7s
al 95. Rye-90a92c. Oats-DulE white
GOa65c. Petroleum-Crude 11fc; refined
l4tc February; 144s154cMarch. Whisky
-0Sc,
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GoVERNARNTs-Steady,
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.

sToCKs-VerY dull until 2 P. NJ, when
the whole market improved, on adyices
from Washington that the discussion Of
the financial subject in the Senate had
been postponed until Tuesday next.
Transactions were light The principal
dealings were in Western Union, Wabash,
Lake Shore, Northwestern and Union
pnriHn Thn n, n nl.nA nlnnnd nirnnn
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW YORK, Feb. 26-MoNEv--very
easy, offered at tho close at 8 per cent.
Custom receipts $685. 900.
STERLING ExCHANGE-Dull at Al SEA
Asst for sixty days, and 81 sGta4.sOt for
sight
GoLD-Dull, closing at 1871 after sell.
ing at 112s. Carrying rates 2 to 4 per
cent. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000 Clearings $26.OOO,OOO.
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Lorlllard steamships Is now ON Ito way u
this city, having on board several thous.
and tons Of freight, twothlrds Of which
consists oI dry goods, and al the end Of
the present week II Is expected that q
train Of fifteen cars filled with teas and
silks from San Francisco will arrive al
Locust Point, and the freight be reshipped
from there TO New York.
RRSPoNsR FROM CHICAGO.
The Chicago tribune states that the
war between the Baltimore q Ohio and
the Pennsylvania railroads Is still raging
with unabated fury, and the former on
Friday announced q reduction in the
passenger rates from Chicago TO the East,
and on Saturday made another move and
reduced the rates on pork and -four from
sixty cents to tlfty.tlve cents per hundred.
But 1t Is not merely in the western cities
and along the line OF Baltimore & Ohio
(saYs the Tines that the battle Is carried
on with the same vim and vigor. Owing
TO the fight on the Chicago roads and the
Union and Central Pacific railroads In re.
gard 10 pro rata rates, much Of the
California trade Is going. via the Balti.
more & Ohio Railroad and the Kansas
City, Council Bluffs and St. Joseph lines.
And as many interested persons have
stated that the Baltimore & Ohlocould
not carry freight to San Francisco, Mr..
Charles A. Chipley the General Agent Of
the road, has just issued the following
circular:
"The undersigned having been inform
ed that certain Misrepresentation have
been made by irresponsible and interested
parties TO the patrons of the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, deems 1t proper
TO acquaint the public with the following
facts:
II. The Baltimore & Ohio Company is
the only authorized railroad line having
through bills Of lading to San Francisco,
San Jose, and Sacramento.
"2 1t Is transporting nine .tenths OF the
traffic to California, having such through
arrangements, 10 the Pacific as are pos
sessed by no other line.
"3. 1t transports California freight on
special last trains, and unnecessary delays
or transfers are carefully guarded against
Cars cross the Ohio river upon the fine
iron bridges owned by the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company, and the MiSsis.
sippl river upon car ferry, without break.
Ing bulk.
I'VE confidently offer to the public the
best line to tho Pacific In every respect,
with reasonable rates Of freight"
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CLEVELAND, Feb. 25-Grain-oulet
and unchanged with firmer feeling In
Corn and Oats. Petrolum-Firm and I'm.
changed; standard white I24a1So; state
test 100 degrees; 16ta17c, car lots.
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NRw York, Feb. 2G.-The officers oi
tne Erie railroad announce that the strike
y al an end, and that the men have re-
turned to work. Word has been sent to
we agents west to resume the sale OF
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Gl1eGntelIiaettter;.

We had no idea that Barnesvllle, Ohio
was such wicked place as It is, until we
read the last number ol the EaterprfSe q
newspaper published there 1t contains
an outline OF sermon delivered by q
preacher in a neighboring town, in which
he gives his experience and impressions
in regard 10 Barnesvllle. We regret 10
say that his remarks are not compliment.
ary to that place. He says that the town
has population Of 2, 400 inhabitants, and
yet not more than 500 Of them 60 to
Church. 1t seems that there are only
three Churches in.the place, viz: Metho.
dist, Presbyterian and Disciples. 1tseems
also, that the people "do not baptize their
children or bring them up In the fear Of
the Lord" The Methodists have been
holding meeting since the first Of Janu.
ary, "but scarcely make an impression"
But tone or two people have Joined" in
all that time. This Is certainly very
discouraging. And what makes II
worse Is that the small boys are
occasionally given to followinga religious
man, when they happen TO recognize one,
through the streets, and hootlng and
throwing stones at him, and 'nearly all
the young men are given TO rum" This
is sorry picture indeed. When we read
1t we begin to have spprehensions that
the fate Of sodom and Gomorah win
eventually overtske Barnesville. 1tseems
tobea case calling Tor fire and birthstone.
The Enterprse feels compelled to admit
that there issome ground Tor the reverend
gentleman's structures, 1t puts in a plea
of"confession and avoidance" however.
It admits that
"Bsrnesville Is not very sound in the
orthodox sense, but in that religion Of
humanity which consists in doing all the
good you can, We are not afraid 10 stand
the test beside any community"
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Races.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., Feb. 2G.-The run.
ming races commenced to-day. A hurdle
race Of two miles, over eight hurdles was
was won by Limestone. Time, 4 S8. The
mile and a half dash was won by LADY
Washington in 2.5l. The two mile heat
race was won by Granger. Best time,
3h1
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PPILADE1pH1, Feb. 2e.-It 10 rumored
that detectives have rearrested Francis
d. Garter dlIas Big Frank prominent
among bank burglars, who escaped from
the New Castle fail,
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New YoRx, Feb. 26.-A fire In the
village OF Balsto, Burlington county, New
Jersey, last Monday, destroyed eighteen
dwelling houses. The loss is estimated
Of $4,000,
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Marks,.

P1TTsBURdH, Feb. 28.-Crude steady;
demand moderate; prices unchanged;
sales 81 %. Redned-Quiet, 14t; March
145; April 1Oc.
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BY TELEc RAPH.
NEGOTIATED PRRss RHpoRr

(By the Western Union Line.
u11ce Northwest cor. VI Main and Honr,. ate,
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CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WAsnNaToN, Feh. 9A

Mr. Cameron presented a petition Of the
citizens Of Pennsylvania against the res
toration oI the tax on tea and coffee. Re.
farTeh
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CITY HALL, CITY OF Col.rMDIA.

CITY HALL, CITY OF CoI.UAIDIA.
March 30, 1871.
l. Charles Barnum. City Clerk, do hereby
certify that the petition and affidavit OF JAS
7. Welsman. as above stated, has been this
day filed in the Office of tho City Clerk, the
sano to be laid before the City Council at its
next regular meeting; the said petitioner bo-
ing represented by Port er Il Conner, Of the
city OF Charleston, and Pope & Haskell, of
tho city OF Columbia, as his attorneys.
Witness my hand al City Clerk and the
seal Of tho city. this 30th day Of March,
1874. CHARLES BARNUM,
Maach 81 l6tl8 City Clerk.
OF The Charleston Ne,oS and Courier will
publish daily for ono week and tri. weekly for
six weeks and send bill to j. r.. Weleman
A Fact Worth Knowing.
F you wish to save Money, Preserve your
Health, have Is Good !ippotito, Enjoy
l.l'c and do Well. buy your MEDICINES ut
DR.. HElNITSH'S.
He sells the beet ID the cheapest and the
safest MEnICINES sold.
Heinitsh's BLOOD AND LIVER PILLSare
tho best
Mother DARLING'S INFANT CORDIAL
is the best.
Hoinitsh's QUEENS DELIGHT is tho best
Blood Medicine.
Heinitsh's CHILL CURE in the best.
Heinitsh's TETTER WASH is the best.
stanley's COUGH SYRUP never fails.
All the above to bn had only at
April ID HEINITSH'H Drug Store.
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ACCIDENT TO A ST. Louis HorEn. On
Friday morning, the reservoir located
in the top story of the Lindell House,
in course of completion at st. Louis,
burst, making report like that of q
cannon, emptying it's contents over the
e1tire building. to the damage thereof
OF not less than $4,000. Tie tank is
located in the top story of the structure,
and is filled by forcing the water throue
pipes leading thereto. The capacity q
the reservoir is stated to be 10000 gal.
Ions. The water percolated down
through the building, running the plas-
ter, and stucco work employed in the
decoration of the rooms in the lower
stories, and resolving the basement into
miniature lake.
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COLUMBIA, S. G, WEDNESDAY MORNING. April. 90 1871.
special Not1oes

OBsTACLES'TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
Of errors and abuses in early life. Manhood
moved. New method of treatment New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir
culars sent FREQ, in sealed envelopes. Ad-
dress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. Q
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa-an
institution having high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
Feb 10 ljT3mo
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a MEDICINE WORTH HAVING.
HEINITsH's QUEENS DELIGHT,
DOR Sick Headache, Bilious Attacks, Con.
i stipation. Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Scrofula. Jaundico, Pain In the
Back, Neuralgia, Dropsy, Skin Diseases,
Loss OF Appetite, Depression Of Spirits,
heartburn, rheumatism, Nervousness, Ne
lancholy. Bilious Fever, Costivcness.
ASK for Heinitsh's Queen's Delight; mono
other Ia genuine. For salo at
Dec 10 t T.. II. HEINITSu'S Drug Store.
Save Your Chickens from Cholera !
Cholera.
A CURE at hand. Call OH Or. HEINITsH.
~, 1t cnres Chicken Cholera and Eog
Cholera. For sale at his Drug store.
April %