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To PARENTS AND GUARDIANS.

lady residing lew miles from the city, lsncs
10 take into her family. to educate with her own
children, several girls between the ages of 10 and 10
lnstraction given In the English Branches, Music
and Drawing Address NJ. +. cox
sepl4-M-Wds-2w' Norway, Chester Co, Pa
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Three quarrela were going on at three diner
ent saloons this morning, in Front street, and
all at the same time.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Temperature, To-day.


As REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICER.
At s A. NJ, 10 Al ?. NJ, Il'
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CITY lTEM 8.

SS-A Meme cloth gai,ers selling very cheap ut Ball.
eock & Bros, 2o6 and 2oS Market street.
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SCARLET FEVER Acnoss THE RIvER.--lt is cur
rently reported that scarlet fever il raging to
such an exteM, in and around Pennsgille that
il was thougfFbest by the school trus tecs of
tat district TO close the school until the disease
had rOmeWlInt suhhdad.
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Removed In d few hours with harmless vegetable
Aedielne. No fee asked until the entire worm with
Ssad passes. Refer those afflicted TO residents of
enipentlnei and so-caIed specigcs, and all known
remedies DR.. Z. i. Kunkei, No. 26s N. Ninth st..
rnllanelehia Advice free. Removed tape worm
ron chld years old, measuring ~ feet Call
40 see specimens at office. Seat, Pin and Stomach
WORMS also removed.
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Wantfd.

w NTED-A YOUNG LADY
w Teacher wishes board in a private family,
convenient to City Railway. Address with full par
tlcnars. aepl6-8t LOCK BOX, No. II.
WANTED-BOAR BY A MARRIED
w ady private family preferred. Address
"W. II. Re- No. 1920 Oxford street,
seplG.2t' Philadelphia, Pa.
NJ A N + E D.-THOSE WHO WISH
w lght honorable and healthy employment all
Mr.. LEvERlNG,
sepib-at' Gruobs Hotel, Front ana Market.
MTANTED-A WIDOW WITH ONE
w child "a little grn wishes a situation in pri-
yae family institut to oversee, or will make
herself generally useful. The Desl OF reference can
lie given. Address ''Il0USEKREPER,"
sep10-8tA This ONCE.
ATANTED TO BUY A SCHOLARSHIP
w of the Wesleyan Female College.
ALEX. CHANDLER,
sepI-i No. GlO Washington street.
ATANTED - AN HONEST, SOBER
w and energetic business man, of good address,
10 sell the hest selling simplest and ightest Running
shuttle sewing machine In the market must come
well recommended none other need apply. Good
pay and good horse and new light wagon viii he
furnished A. s. M. Co.
j. II. PRIMRo sF, Agent,
aug2l-tf Ils Market St., Wilmington, Del.
w ANTED A WHITE WOMAN
w who Is good cook A Catholic preferred.
Apply at IIe26-tfl THIS OFFICE.
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LIVELY =cCfrLE FROM PHILADELPHIA TO oHEs-
TER, LAST Siaur-THE cIosINt SCENE At CIIEs-
TER.
The smoking ear W the train which left Phil
adelphia at half past eleven, last night, was the
scene OF pretty lively row between the city and
Chester A party of Young men from the lat
ter place who had very evidently been in the
city on bust entered the car few moments
before the time of starting and took seats in
the front end, where cOlored man was seated
in one of the chairs. The party had hardly been
seated before a systematic attempt to annoy the
colered passenger was made, and besides jeers
and threats one OF the party poured cup full
Of water down the mans back, which was resent
ed in lang uage more forcihlc than compliment
tary.
The boys, however, continued to provoke linn
until he jumped from his seat aud struck one Of
them, knocking him against the side OF the car
man. the.eonductor, the drunken roughs and
another darkey who attempted to defend The
Young men.
Several knock downs We're made before the
fight was stopped mud some loose teeth and
soro heads were the result.
Upon the arrival Of the cats at Chester, the
darky who had been attacked in the frat place
pushed behind the crowd as they were getting
on the train, and knocked three of them upon
the platform, and one of them through the glass
window at tie end of the car, smashing the
pane, aud cutting the boys head and face Sc
yerely. The cars then moved on and quie
again reiened in the train
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THOMAS II. TAsSER, JR. STEPHEN p. M. TlsKEp.
MORRIS, TASKER Il co.
PASCAL IRON WORKS,
Philadelphia.
TAsKER IRON WORKS
New Castle, Del.
Once, FIFTH AND TASKER STs phllnplnh,s
onlce ann warehouse, 10 Gold Street New YORK.
ohiee anu warehouse No. 80 Oliver st., Boston
MANUFACTURERS OF
WROUGHT IRON WELDED TUBES. plain. u.,xa-
nized and 'tsbber-coated, for Gas Steam And
Water.
LAP-WELDED CHARCOAL IRON Botlpp
TUBES. SN poi-hh
oll-WELL TUBING AND CASING.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
BRASS VALVES AND COCKS
GAS AND STEAM-FITTERS' TOOLS
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER Pipe
punnET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS
IMPROVED C0ALGAS APPARATI1S eic
We would call special attention 10 our Patent WI
o"-Aeu iNup"ei-coateu Iupe mnr29-ly
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FNHOMAS M. OGLE


THOMAS M. OGLE
Il AUCTlONEEh,
pOWBOTHAM & FRAN,
LII AUCTION Ri.hs,
No. 8. East Fourth street.
JOSEPH Il. MILLER, REAL ESTATE
81 AGENT AND AUCTIoNEER, 8. E. Corner
Fourth and King Streets, Graves Bulllng.
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WEBSTER ll1ERAnY SooiETy.-At h regular
stated meeting of this society, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term T:
Prsident l.. Z. Bush, Jr. Vice President, J.
Craig. Jr Secretary, VIM. T.. Marshall Treas
urer, Frank Nandever; Critic, j. A. Sloan !;
Warden, Irauk Chandler; after which the So
ciety adjourned to an ice cream saloon aud par
took bounteously of refreshments. This Society
meets every week in the Savilo Building, and
in in Honrshmg condition.
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The North PENNSYLVANIA X. II. CO., has arranged a
series OF " routes mainly over ita own road and
connections, and large number OF combination
ronles oy which trips can be made at rates greatly
reuuoed, TO the charming scenery OF the Ienjph
Valley, Mauch hunk, onok0 Glen, switch Back Ire
Lelgh and Lachnwa ma Coal Regions Wyoming
valley, WiiamspoTt, Elmira, Watsins Glen, Niagara
Fails, Saratoga, Ricl1eld Springs Sharon Springs.
nc, &c. '"''
PHILADELPHIA 10 NIAGARA AND RETURN.
FOR fi7.59; no SARATOGA AND RE.
TURN FOR $40 ST.
s Iickrts o'e sem from J,,ac L. until S.pteo,lcr 30
good Ia return until October 81. '
T,oxsr llnJ Chestnut street.l
OFrIcps 05 Snnth Fifth st. PuLADElpHA
''''''' IN. =. X. r.. Depot,
~ fbgam Drawi,g- Rom. Farior Cars on ue Fast
Llne caring FhitadeLpha OF 8 30 A. NJ ami redcL;n1
Niagara The mme epening.-af
augl-ow ELLIS CLARK. General Agent.
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Excursions.

EXCURSION TRAVEL - SUMMER
- AND AUTUMN.
THE NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
EXCURSION ROUTE TICKETS TO THE PRIN-
clfAL POINTS OF INTEREST AND RESORT
IN THE NORTH AND NORTH EASTERN
SECTIONS OF THE UNION.
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The following letter, written by direction II
Queen Victoria, was addressed TO the President
of London Society on the occasion Of the cele-
bration of their Fiftieth Anniversary and is
printed here by request of the s. p. C.. A., Of
this rity
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-30
A. II. IRWIN.
HIS RESPONSE TO THE "CALL

HIS RESPONSE TO THE CALL y
To Col. John Wood, II. Wat on webb, r..
II. Cunningham, u. T Linegar, J. H..
Mulcahey, +. saup, II. a. Edmon ison,
and others
GESTLEMEs Accepting the "Csll,"
signed by you and more than eight han
drel other voters of Alexander county, a,
an endorsement Of my official conduct a.
sheriff, and as the expression of an honest
desire that should stand for reelection
/ feel inpelled TO give you an Affirmative
answer.
1t hes been my aim, during my term Of
service, 10 perform my duty as was ens-
oled to zee my daty; and II, in anything,
1 failed, beg to assure you that the head
was at fault aud no, the heart.
In eon,enting, rs | do. to become
candidate for ra-e!eeiioa, / feel called
upon to make no promises of more ell
cient service than l nave hitherto rem.
dered. can only assure you that, II
elected, will las / always did strive 10
do my duty faithfully and fearless :, re-
gsrdless Of all consequences personal to
myself.
Thanking you, and those who Joined
you in the call for the catering ex-
preston of confidence you have given,
and for your promise of generous sup
port, permit mo to subscribe myself.
lours truly,
ALEX. II, irwin.
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80 SEWING MAcIllvg rrCEIyED
HIGHER FRYE
A rEW GOOn nRAsnNs.


LA Sew Inyontlol thoroughly Taste d
aud secured by Letter. itent
Make a. PERFECT Lock stitch. aiiko
on both sides, on all kinds OF goods.
3.-Runs Light, smooth. SOiseloss. and
Rapid-best combina' ion Of qualities,
4.-Durablc--Runs ior years without re.
pairs.
5.-Will do all yaritles % Woi IL aud Fanoy
Stitching In a superior manner
Is most caisy managed by the oper,.
tor Length OF itch may be altered while
running, and machine can be threaded with.
out passing thread through holes.
1'--De-ign simple. Ingenious, Elegant,
forming the stitch without the use Of Cos
wheel Gears, Rotary Cams or Lever Arms.
Has the Automatic Drop Feed, which In.
.iires uniform length Of stitch at any speed
las our new Thread Controller, which fol-
lowe easy movement Of needle-bar and
prevents injury 10 thread.
e.-Construction most careful aud fin.
sbed. Its manufacture by the most skill
iul an experienced mechanics, at the cele.
Grated REMINGTON AKMoRY, Lion, y. Y.
Western Office Of the company. 237 State
street Chicago, III. 3l2-10-G-d&w-lm
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SECRET ORDERS.

TIE MAsONs.
a % CONMASDERY, No. B.-ststst
A. qOiy at the Asylum Masonic Hall, frs'
G.d 1i.'-d Mondays In each month.
- rBo COUNCIL, No. 2i.-8eguisr ConyO.
cA.i d q; Masonic Hal, the second Fridsy
In zach month.
AFRO CHAPTER No. 1.-RegulAr Con
vocation at Masonic Hal, on the thiro
tuesday Of every month,
AFRO LODGE. No. 237 Y. a A. N Re gu
lar Or .nmunications ct Masonic Hall, tn
ssc6 q and fourth Mondays Of each month
THE ODD-FELLOWS.
iLyASDER LODGE, 224-Meets IN odd
Sellowy Hall, 10 Arter's building. ever
Thursday evening At o'clock.
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OBSTACLES 10 MARRIAGE

uanny Relief for Young Men from the e.
,.c.s III Errors and Abuses In early life,
Manhood RESTORED. llnpcdimcnts to Mar
Sisge removed. New melhndof treatment;
NAN and remarkable rem dies. 10 ks and
,irculsrs sent free Ia sealed envelopes 10 c
ires., HOwA3D ASSOCIATIONS, Ai9
y1rlh Ninth s., ph,i , . ra sNr
ioroabls conduct and professional skin.
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UUR CHUKCflES.

HRisTIAH Observation-Disclosures stroo
between Washington and Wnlnut.
reafhing every third and fourth sunday
sunday school ct 3 p. IN.
Prayer meeting wednesday evening.
* v IHiMBLE, Pastor.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street.
Preaching, sabbath st l0i am. and ~ pm
prayer meet q, Wednesday At ~ Q. IN:
sabDG.h School, Bpm. J. M. Lnns1en, Gu
perinl0ndent. NV. II. THAYER, Psstol
sgTHODisT.--Cor. Eighth and w alnnt sts
reaching, Sabbath at IL an, and 7 p. m
tTsyer meedn (, Wednesday, "A pm.
-abDath School, 3. pin. l.. W. stiilweD
pefintenaeni. REV. J. l.. WALLER
hURCH OF THE REDEEMKR-(Ep,sco
Morning prayers. sabbath 10} Am.
Evening prayers, u pm.
sabbath School, . Am.
w. t"As. a. GILBERT, Rector.
=, pass ..- CHURCH-Ninth 1T. and
Wa-.t.t cnue.
Pubic -ts..t sabbath $40 and IOi s.m.
yesprt, p.ii.
Sabbath School, pm.
Dorvice every day, 5 ara.
REY. Il. j. O'iALLoAAs, Pr1ost.
r. JOsEPH's CHURCH.-t0erpan.) cor.
ner Of Walnut snd Gross streets.
Mas. every Sabbath at 10 o'clock d. IN.
Ee.pers, 2 y. 20.
Ma during week dsys, ? O'Clock a. N.
Ruv. Q. HOFFMAN, Priest.
'tIiMAN LUTHERAN CHURCH-l3th
Jteet between Washington Avenue and
Walnut street.
Preaching sunday morning at 10 O'Clock.
sabbath School at O'clock p. m.
REV. &. DUsRsCUsER, Pator.
3 DUNG NEWS CHuISTIAN AsSoCIA.
TIOh.-Regular meeting second Monday
each month At their room over Rockwell
y COS book store, Commercial avenue.
weekly Prayer meeting, friday, "a pm. n
l.. W. srILLwrLL. Presidont.
tCOhp MISSIONARY BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Corner Sycamore and Forty.
tfst streets. Preaching Sabbath 81 ii
o'clock a. IA. snJ 3 o'clock p. Ii.
sunday School O'Clock =. IN.
The church is connected with the Illinois
Association, ty the First Missionary Bap-
list Church OF Cairo.
REV. SOLOMON LZoSAlD, Pastor.
TlIlCAN METHoDlsT.-Fourteenth, be
tween WALNUT and Cedar.
Services, sabbath. IL am.
sabbath School, J.. pm.
Class meets at PIN.
, COND FREE WILL BAPrisT'--Fii.
teenth Street, between Walnut and Cedar.
services sabbath. Il and y. IA.
Rzv. N. RfoKs, Pastor.
RZE WILL BAPTIST ZONE MLsslO.
SABBATH SChOOL.--Corner WSlnui
md Cedar stTses.
ssbbsth School. q am.
list FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH
turTy's Barracks
le.Slsos, Sabbath II am, Bpm. &7ip. n
REV. Wn. KELLEY, Pssior.
ir-T MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH.
recRs, between Ninth and Tenth Sc.
Preaching sabbath, lOt s,rn. and u pm.
prayer meeting, "Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
nbbatb school, II pm. John VAnbAxtei
lud MAry stephens, superintsudents.
REV. 7. j. SHORES, Pastor.
: CO3D BAPTIST CHURCH-Fourteenth
street, between Cedar and Walnut. Tho
crly Baptist church recognized by the As
-cciatiOr.
.eTy1ces, sabbath. II s.rn. 3 IN. and pm
hpv. JACOB BRADLEY. Elter.
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SHERIFF IRWIN.
a CALL UPON HIM TO STAND
FOR REELECTION.

To 4 " lRyiN:
We the undersigned citizens. respectfully rc-
quest you 10 become candidate for sheriff, in
dependent of any party nomination Knowing
that YOU have filled the Office Of sheriff with great
ability, and believing the interests Of the county
and law and order, will De better conserved by
your continuance in the office than by the cleo
ton Of any other person nt this iini. promlsc
that in TIC event ~ your compile. % thr &c.
quest herein made, We will give to 900 uttr sup
port ia the canysss and our vote, 90 l. election
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CASTORI \ II more than substitute for
Castor Oil II Il the only SAFE article in cN-
teisnce which Is sure TO regulate the bow
els, cure windcolic and produce natursls eep.
II Is pleasant to take. thiluren need not cry
ana mothers may sleep. '0-7 WHY
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y Schlcsinger.
VIM Trump,
III Campbell,
I'D II Marsh,
e. X stuart,
4 A Wissigrr,
John Myles,
l. W Sauer,
James W Mckinney.
james Clark,
james Higlen,
George Shanks
4 Magce,
= ) Hawkins,
! u Wick,
Reuben Vaughn,
Jesse q Wilson
John A Morri-,
4 West.
Peter Miller.
DIR w Wood.
jesse jackson,
Bailey Allen.
10 Mckay, VI u,
James Ellis.
John Barton,
John a Milford.
J. q King,
y & fetnay,
W " Robinson.
Andrew Reed
Jlmrl Wilson.
VIM W Milliken,
samuel Bladshaw
u VI Mckenzie.
u \ CLARK,
III Adams.
Victor Trusell
II u Willis,
Marion Davis,
Marion McCOllum.
4 u Peterson,
VIM VI Nichols
Anderson Simmon
Leonard Bishop
Marion I.umarsic,
John GilliOn,
T. WorthingtOu,
Joseph Ire,
Alexander Fsrrill
Green Bishop,
y l. Brown,
John : Reynolds
W W Reynolds.
simeon & Evans,
T. u Metcalf,
George W Pillers
William FarrOW
James Dexter,
silas Dexter,
- W Remnlek,
Chas Perry,
" A Edmunds0u,
VIM X Kendall
James II Noble.
Geo " Larlsy,
VIM Caldwell,
: VI Williams,
Moses u Minton,
John Griniu,
Walter : DanrUn,
George Cherry,
fcbin Price,
NlberTy Weather.,
T. X Daraghty,
james liutchiusOn,
John CasliwilleT,
james Morris,
VI { Robinson,
George Wright,
lly Jarvis,
John Williams
John MastersOn.
Reilly Re'-1,
John Harris,
VIM Thomson,
William Petit.
q VI johnson.
Il y Bridginan,
David J Alternately,
Abram Y Peeler,
Thomas snyder,
Henry Planert,
John Irusty,
dsarlAn Foes,
! j Roberts, Pre idei
labor Reform Party
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STATE OFFICERS.

+OFefnDr--Jphn u. BcEeEligc
Lieutc aAnl-fioyernor---
,crretary Of State--(ieOrge II. Harlow.
auditor Of S ate--C. T.. LppiLcoti.
ltAte Treas Ircr--Caspgr Rui3.
Attorney 5enerai-,Jamep X. Edsail.
'upt Public Instrlction-Eewto. BstsuA'
COSGRESsMES.
sunstort--Richsrd j. Oglesby and John A.
rgan.
Representative Eighteenth District--Isac,
rncnts.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Representatives IN the 5Oth district.~-
II n. ObeTly, Vim a. Lemma and Msth-
> !. lnscOre.
senator for he 10Th distiict.--Jesse Ware.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
lucCe--D. J. Baker, OF Alexander
states AttOrDey--Pstrick II. Pope.
Clerk-R. :. IOcum.
Sherif--A. VI. irwin.
WA. Msrtin--Aseeseor snd Treasurer.
-uryeyOT--Iohn y. llely.
COUNTY COURT,
Judge Y. Bross.
Associstes--J. l.. McCiitc and s. Msrchil-
on.
Clerk---Jscob @. Lynch.
Coroner--,Iohn II. GosgJnan.
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G.. w, CUMMING. M. D.

RESIDENCE Corner Ninth aud Walnu
streets. uiiise--Corner sixth street ana
Ohio levee. Office hours-From q a. m, 10
Il IA. and \ +, m.
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John Roger,
Martin Stnuhal
4 II Childrcss
= II Kelly,
Gus Buder,
IL sullivan,
has Binder.
II 4 Gerould,
George u Sargent.
II l. Niece,
III McGee,
Thomas u IIolmc4
aine- VI Tottcn,
u w Hanlin,
; Patterson,
q W McCrlie,
Iachariah Mcdaniel,
james y Met rite,
Isaac Ire,
| William Childcr,
4 4 saup,
Jhos Lawrence, VI ~,
John q Quinlnn,
Ben Woithington
James Benson.
Jasper I.ankston,
Dan Willis,
" = Lavender,
- Greenley,
/ X & Nutief,
James Willie,
VI Wills,
son knight,
4 EiJcrhart,
d un II Foster,
" "a Martin.
81. iulcahy.
D.. Martin,
- \ Nuttef,
g. !. Russell,
~ stewart,
= j Daniel
T. DickersOn.
Richard Pratt,
e. W SimmOu. .Ir.
Joshua Thompson,
Lewis D Turner.
David Lipc,
g " W L1lprd.
w II Robinson,
Ihos J Smithy,
W \ Bradshaw,
John Is IieynOl,ls.
VI u lIairell.
4 u Mcdaniel.
" : Wicker,
John Pindel,
has Is Anglin,
Mitchell fAsafp,
John Allen,
GcOrge Gimrd
John w lrby,
! X Thompson,
Ezra King,
j IL Riggs
Leonard Norris
Ben Denton,
4 J Hutton,
Calvin { Cleayer,
4 q Watson,
John Minton,
Robert " Edmond on
Harvey Greer,
James Weather,
Robert Pepper,
bten Sewkirk,
' Hutchinson,
Columbus Oliver,
Jscob tOtner,
VIM & Robinson,
: Schroeder,
Henry Ridgway,
Wash Nasterson.
samuel Master.On,
Thomas Rest,
james Ban,
II 4 Barkhausen,
william VI Bree-c,
French Jones,
J 4 Lightner,
yame- Cpchurch,
J 4 VI Gibbs,
g. W Sammons,
Z harle- Mason,
William tauble,
! VI Albright
- AFTER.
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CENTAR LINAMENT,

A he great discovery of the
! 4. d. 4 J
~ age. There Is no pain which
SH@ the Ccniaur Eminent vii no
NZ relieve, no swelling which II
HJtH will not subdue. aud no lame
nMR ness which il Will not cure
S7A This is strong language. hut
Il Is true. IL Is TO humbug;
INNpI the recipe Is printed around
each bottle. A circular containing certih
Gates OF wonderful cures OF rheumatism
neuralgia, ock-iaw, sprains, swelling,,
scalds, cakcd breasts, poisonous bite + Oxen
feet, govt, saltrheum, car-ache Nc., and the
recipe Of the Liuiment wit be sent gratis TO
anyone. 1t is the most wonderful healing
and pain relieving sgent lie world has ever
produced. II sells rs no article before did
sell, and IL sells because IL does just what ii
pretends TO do. One bottle OF the Centaur
Liniment for animals yellow wrapper)is
worth hundred dollars for spawned,
stra'n ned or CALLED horses and males, and for
crew-worm iu sheep. No family or stock
own can afford TO be without SentaurLiD-
iment Price 30 cent; large bottles 81. j
Is. Rose a Co., SO Broadway. New.
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llibliih- W lllifI
~ : Williamson,
John CoOk,
VIM Bwmuebe,
Matthias scifki,
JnE0b Klein,
| 4 Suzanka,
!, , Billingslcy,
Joseph Is Heed,
J II RiffenhOu-s.
Matt T. Walsh, Jr 9.
John Wood,
John a Reeve,
" 4 Fulton,
J T. spillers,
J. { Moon,
& l. Bausman,
james y Miller,
J VI Emerson.
frd : smith,
Vim J Howe,
7 Gilman,
4 W O'Neal.
4 O'LoughiiB,
b = Kent,
X 4 Robbius,
James Fleming,
w II Dezonia,
/ W Is Robbins,
II & Loiiin,
J : Barclay,
John Clancy,
Prank Gaxzolo,
smith Torrance,
y fitzgerald,
james " ooldridge,
N NJ Moor,
Miles D Gilbert,
Z Orth,
Henry Appel.
hArles Prank,
John W Cornell,
John = Aubey,
| Louis h1hler,
| j II Kelly,
VIM Happier,
| Louis JOrgenssn,
Jacob Walter,
John q stancil,
| = NJ shustsr,
j 4 sullivan, VI ID
Henry 4 Martin
John kpehl.r,
fr,i stmut1,
II Wald-emidih,
| Adolf Miller,
| ID y Calmrrn,
u W hltcainpt
j W Mock,
j II MeioAlf,
g. h Parker,
| Eugene Cline,
: schwartz,
George l. Lounsberi-y
- j Solomon,
4 Pink,
.. V. BelYner.
William Buder,
g X. Lentz,
VI j McGauley,
W Bland,
W X. Mccullough,
Buri smefiley,
Henry McCarty,
| : j Humm,
Jesse McIiafiec,
y vi kinnrar,
Robert snyth,
II Blom,
Prank I Picker,
J j Anderson,
4 W Henderson,
Jacob G. Lynch,
{ Bross,
" II Morris.
William Smith,
II Bartlett,
4 VI Gross,
j sharp,
4 Mum,
Joseph Alley,
T. II Muriock,
David r Griffin,
i'otrick Eagan,
Jane. keegan,
lOhn W illinmr,
James \ Walla,
Oral Anotte,
VI Rams,
& W Shoptaugli
A J Anderson,
Joseph Nalla,
John { Ionnc,
j ID scott,
G. ) Summers,
Il II Lacy,
W ii. Coulter,
& Is. Heri-ick,
y. l. Wickwire,
Joseph Brankle,
Jake Latner,
II j tormick,
l. G. Kirley,
Thomas Cotter,
e. VI Taylor,
John yanvaNter,
j q Smith,
Park Southland,
T. u Petit.
| -. A. Osborn,
Sidney Clapp,
| Vim q Wilson,
u Lambert,
j Burger,
Z : Haas,
VI Lyman,
| Z W . Warrn,
George kohleri
4 NJ Wood,
II Osteudorf,
John III GOssman,
NJ a Walder,
T j Kerth,
John Shcehan,
II Able,
Dan Fitlgo raid,
4 II Bull,
John Gates,
George Carmiie,
Phillip Lehningi
William Alba
Gust Helm,
& ID AFTER,
T. Mockler.
Henry Hascnycrger,
, w X Hawkins,
Martin q Mealy,
John l. Alien,
William Gerrin,
II Dinkel,
j Is Donelly,
Claiborne 'flghe,
HWalsh,
j l. Keller,
John Cummings,
ID 4 Ioyle,
Louis Kahn,
Charles Baker,
John Davis,
George Wise,
James Cheney,
4 Ferguson,
FStlcher,
Geo A Christmani
&C Boden,
) James II English,
Vim Wetzel,
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FO u n d r Y,
NJ A c. HIN Il s H o p

FoRGEs AND PIPE FITTING,
,ruam ENaIE Fs. WILL, sTEA nBOAI
M ACHINE R Y
Manufactured anu repaired.
Epeclal attention given 20 light and heavy
forging, house, bridge, railroad and jail WORK
md ali work oil q similar character.
Steam and gas Citing in all its branches.
4 full assortment OF Morris, Tasker " COZ
Philadelphia pipe and fittings. Brass goods
stc., and vas tishres always on hand.
PIPING or HOUSE FOR GAS
MADE A SPECIALLY.
Agent for Cuneron special steam pump
and boiler feeder. The best manufactured
Coils patent syphon pumps, and Judson't
patent governor and governor valve.
The following eagSves, etc., for sale:
Two steamboat engines, 49, inch bore Of
cylinder; FIVE feet stroke, and in good order l..
One steamboat SHAFT and crank; wrot iron
One engine tor holst'ng freight; 7tAl6.
One IOA20 saw mill engine, with shait and
crank for muly or gang saw, second hand.
One new TXl2 engine; my own manuiac'
ture.
Also, a soc 1nd-hand staye cutting ma
,hine and j0inter, and warehouse hosting
machine, in good order.
Engines and machinery of all kinds bought
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