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TELEGRAPH MARK ETS,


LONDON, July 2l.-lire l6T.
pARIA, July 2l,-lionteh doe, 1875.
LIVERPOOL, July 2l,-NoOn Cotton dull
nnd onay uplnndn u lo'lOd' Orleans 8'lOd'
hnlca, N 900 bales,
NEw ionK, Jply sl,-0old opened NJ l9li,
stock. Htondy, Money 1T ~ per cent. u0ld
wa, Exchange, lnnR - Wehorl ~ No. GOV.
ornaments dul nnd IRREGULAR. states dull hhd
Atcndy, sterling quiet ~ NJ ~
Cotton weak ana nominal. Sales l1O bales.
uplnnda lijaoi orleans 1910.
Futures opened weak. Fnloa 900 bales.
July II 7.l0pi August li7-lUNlll Soi september
II O.Slal 6.l0c; OotOi or liWli H-flc, Noyem-
hor ~ lb.l0@lio December " 10 lGali.
Flour loo bottor. Wheat 90 20 &c better.
Pork heavy. Rosin heavy NJ " O2%Wl 20.
Might Report.
LONDON July y, -stock In the Anglo
American Telegraph company has advance
oil 20 two pounds and ten shllllngs, which IL
attributed 10 the reported failure 10 repair
the direct cable stock, which has declined 20
per cont since the Sih Inst
LIVERPOOL; July 2l.-rho Albion snys the
rapid decline IN cotton IL forcing weaker
holders clear OF their stocks and creates
gloomy feeling,
The unlmpoftant cotton failure yesterday
caused n continued aud uneasy, depressed
feeling but no further trouble IN rcpolod.
The market continues dull aud Irregular,
,--Cotton--Sal0s, American, 0,a0lbal les
on basis of mlddling uplands, nothing be-
low low ,middling,. deliverable september
and October, q lb-lBd.
NEW YoNR, July 81 cotton dull, sales
40 bnlos, Quotations unchanged. Receipts
IO5 bnles no exports stock 23 bales,
NEW York, ,2l,-Speclo shipments 10.
day "A million. Money easy n!i%@2 per
cent. sterling steady nt1 6ofd closed ~
1929. Governments duh anu Irregular New
5s Is. States quiet and noniaal'
Cotton-Fot receigpts Douo' GROSS 'So
Futures closed weaK. sales b3,700 bales,
,July, IA lose; August IA l5.32@li1Sc; Sep
tenber, 1880 6;SS; October, II l-SS@i -llgc;
January i3i4; February, II 9-32c: March,
IH@ii i7.32,April, II ll-lG@lp4c May, Az
i5c; June. .os4c.
Cotior weak and irregular. Sales 23,S00
baios u AM@hl5c. Consolidated net receipts
49, 0ales; exports 10 Great Britain 2,2lS
bsies; France ,25D bales; continent 1926 bales.
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MIDNIoHT DIsPATCHEs.
The Bankers Convention Fnvors M,
Early Resumption Of specie.

w F|H''tN
SARATOGA, July 2l.-The Commit
tee on Resolutions appointed yesler
day 10y the Bankers Convention re-
ported to-day the following resolutions
First, Favoring immediate resump'
ton and calling upon every citizen u
hasten the day when every promise OF
the Government to pny n dollar shall
be redeemed in coin.
Second, Caling.for the repeal OF
the war tax Oh banks.
Third, Urging Congress TO issue cou
pom bonds In exchange for registered
bonds of the same.
Fourth, Demanding the abolish
ment of the two cent stamps on checks
and vouchers.
Fifth, Favoring u permanent organ
izatlon of National banks.
Mr.. Russ, of New York City, spoke
in favor of the resolution for immedi-
ate resumption.
Mr.. Thomas Il. McGrew, Of Spring
field, Illinois, offered the following:
Resolved, That II il the opinion of
this Convention, that the act to pro-
vide for the resumption of specie pay
ment approved January IA, 1875, ought
to be amended so as to provide for
gradual contraction of all legal tender
circulation, and the time for resump-
ton extended to the first of January,
1885, to afford time for the business of
the country to adjust itself to the
change without sudden fall of price.
McGrew spoke lengthy in favor of
his 8 ssolution, but the committees
resolutions were adopted.
Fire and Murder i'm North Louisiana.
New ORLEANS, July 2l.-A private
dispatch from Bastrop, Louisiana, re-
ports the destruction of the business
part of town, from jacques Levy's cor
ner to Miller's, by fire last night. .
G. II. Rodelzy, tax collector Of Grant
parish, was murdered In Cc'aA' ~
ex-Sheriff j. b. Mccoy.
A Fight n L'Outrnnce "e'"ee" Nv"
FamiIj-s.
MONTGOMERY. July 2l.-It is cur
rantIv ron.,rta1 that most terrible
fight occ,irreS yesterday in Perdido,
Escambio county, between two fam-
lilies nsmed Hallet and Byrnes, In
whic. six men, father and two sons
or each side, were engaged. Five
we're killed outright while the sixth
and last has load of eighteen buck
shot in his side, which must cause
death. Both families are said to be of
Indian descent. The fight grew out OF.
an ante .bellum feud.
The Standing Armies of Prussia and
Russia to be Reduced by Furlough-
ing.
LONDON, July 21.-Prussia and Rus
STA intend to furlough on large scale
next year. One of the Vienna papers
urges Austria to follow, and prove an
alliance between the three empires
worth something.
One Million Dollar swindIe in London.
LONDON, July 2l.-Alexander and
William Collie, of the firm recently
suspended, were arranged at Guildhall
to-day on a charge of obtaining large
sums of money from the London anu
Westminster bank OH false pretensei
alleged Information to have been Oh
tanned apon million of dollars, but
reported to be actually much larger.
Sergeant Ballentiue, counsel for de-
Tense. The prisoners were remanded
for a week, and bail fixed at forty
thonsand dollars for each, which has
not been found.
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fhe nissisa ~ sslenel s,eaherg
hArNN.s.

WASHINGTON, IuiYal, iuipe lnrh
rane, VI Georgia, had u lang Interview
WIN The Attorney General and pro-
eeeded north
lleer Admiral Almy, commanding
the North Pacific squad, Ia a dispatch
~ the Navy department, dated Homo
lulu, June -, reports The return NJ 'lusi
ear0ra on The aiih Of that month lr0nl
ltH hanson Islands, ileT cruise had
bppn iegesslll, aa also The mission vi
Colonel Hleuberg, Tho 'lusoarOTa made
several casts ~ s0undlngs between
upola Island aud Duke Of Clarence IT,
land, After slight repairs she WIS Ia
sail for hRn frnuclacn, and II was eX-
peoled she would arrive there IN ihe
latter part Of July,
Rear Admiral Collins arrived NJ
tnldeTa on the Richmond, June "a,
ollleerH aud Grew all well,
capture of niners ~ nauie Tor ihe
iiiaeh iIlis- Mormon Immigration,
OMAHA, Neb,, July ~, Thirteen
2 liners and four wagons were captured
i0rlysllye miles north Of Fort Laramie,
81 route a. tie Hack Hills, aud
brought Into the fort on pnfole,
Seven hundred aud sixty MOrmOns
left here for salt Lake Cily, last eyen-
ing,
iiankers' Convention,
SARATOGA, July 2l,-The nankers'
Convention was orgnnlzed yesterday,
with nix hundred delegates present,
&, II, Hail. 0l ll0ston, was elected
and u Vice President select
cd from the delegates 0fcaoh State rep.
resented, Joseph 4. Howonutcln, Of
~, Louis, was chosen Secretary, aud
4, w, shannon, ~ New York city,
Treasurer, A committee on rpaolu.
lions was appointed aud all resolutions
referred ~ them without debate. Res.
Dlutlons mv0rlng resumption OF specie
n National usnry law, ana
redemption were introduced aud refer.
'ed, when the Convention adjourned
% meet to-day.
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CENTENNIAL LEGION.

Proposition from South Carolina 10
Form Centennial Legion-rhe Gem
tcnniaI OF Fort Mouitrie 10 he CcIc.
brated-Thr Erie Railroad Taking
time by the Foreiock.
New YORK, July 2l.--rhe Erie rail-
road has employed Dorman b. Eaton
10 proceed TO London to obtain three
and half million OF dollars remaining
from bonds registered there, and
which are held by the London Bank
ing Association and James McHenry,
on the ground that claims may be
made against by Europeans, which
claims the Erie company do not re-
cognlze.
At u meeting of the past and active
members of the Boston Light Infantry
Association, Monday, proposition
was read from Major Gilchriest, Of the
Washington Light Infantry, of Charles
ton, South Carolina, with reference to
the organization ola Centennial Le-
gion from the leading veteran organ
izations of the old thirteen States, to
take part in the National Centennial
celebration at Philadelphia next yeor
The Legion is to consist of one battery
of artillery, thirteen companies Z cav
airy, and ten companies OF h,ah.ry'
One company each from New hainp.
shire, Massachusetts,, Conhecticut
and Rhode Island with held
officers in commoad seiecteu ny
those companies; me each from New
Pennsylvania with field officers Sc
lected as aforesaid, each company to be
limited tc seventy-fve men in all. All
comna.ies to rendezvous in Philadel-
nhia on the I'd of July, at noon. The
Imposition also states that the centen-
llial of the battle of Fort Monterie be
celebrated in Charleston on the 2Sth of
June, 1876.
1t will be desirable for as many of
these commands as possible, or repre-
thereof, to rendezvous in
Charleston to assist in the celebration
and proceed thence to Philadelphia by
rail or steamer, as may be most prac-
ticable. The plan was well received
by the Boston organization and several
members made brief speeches urging
the acceptance of the Invitation to at
tend the Fort Monterie celebration.
No action was taken, but the general
opinion Of the members was In favor
of participating in the formation of
the proposed legion.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD [
July q, 1876,

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD [
July q, 1876 !
Gold, ll2h@ll3. Silver lO0;
Exchange-DOmestic, 4 per cent discount
Silling Il per cent premium. Foreign quo
tations nominal.
Wheat, per bushel, S0@S3c.
Oats, per bushel &@3ic.
Corn, per bushel, In shuck, sO@S5c; shelled
SOC.
Hay, baed, new crop, per ton, sl2 OO@li co.
loose do, IS 00@l0 90.
Potatoes, per barrel, 4O@60c.
Onions, per barrel, 75Wl co.
Barley, 50@55c per bushel.
Bran, II 90 per ton.
Rye, 5O@6Oc per bushel.
Hides, dry flint per pound, heavy, lSh@li;
dry flint, per pound, light, S@slO green, 5@
&c sailed, 5h@0c.
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DOMESTIC.
Daniel O'COnneIl's Centenary TO bs
Celebrated IN Philadelphia.

Celebrated IN Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.-Anange-
ments were made to-day by the Catn-
Ollie total abstinence Union OF Philadel-
phia, to celebrate the centenary OF
Daniel O'Connelps birthday, August
9th, by a meeting at Horticultural hall,
and a lecture by Rev. Patrick Byrne,
of Trenton, New Jersey, President of
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union
of America.
Robert Dale OWENS Insanity not
caused by the Katie King Affair.
NEW YORK, July 2l.--The daughter
of Robert Dale Owen, In a letter to
the Post says the cause OF the calamity
which has overtaken her father is an
oyer-worked brain, he having persisted
in writing In spite of his physicians
warning. She has watched her father
through all of his sickness with great
care and anxiety, and sees no foqnda-
ton for the assertion that the Katie
King affair is the cause of his insanity.
1t was more than vexing to him un.
doubleday, and for week or two 1t did
throw a cloud over his buoyant and
hopeful temperament, but that was all.
Movements Of II. n. III.
WASHINGTON, July 2l.--President
Grant Is here to attend to routine OF
business, and had interviews this
morning with the heads of the differ
ent departments.
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FOR SALE.

$40 acres OF land near the Dallas and Tar
rant county line, near Pacific railroad. Also,
sd acres on West Fork OF Trinity river, In
Wise county. Price low-one-fonrth cash,
balance In one and two years. Also, lots In
Central Railroad addition 70 city Of Dalias,
on liberal terms. JOHN W. LANE,
General Conveyancer and Notary Public.
Ofice--f3aston q Thomas Bank.
July ll--d2w-w2t
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES
Arrival OF Grain at Galveston.

GALVESTON, July 2l.-The frs chip
ment of new wheat In bulk a-slved
here TO. day. 1t classed No. 2, and sold
at 81 10 on the cars. 1t will be trans
ferred to the new elevator for foreign
shipment, Other large lots are report
cd EN- route for this port.
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THURSDAY MORNING tiiiiLrly "
RAILROAD mGTAnLE.
Arrival ana Departure of Trains a,
Dallas,
IpON Ann rEKAA oEkTnAL
TmE MEATIIEn.

For tho Gulf States slight changes
In tho barometer aud temperature,
Southwest 10 Southeast Winds aud
partly cloudy weather viii prevail,
with occasional rain.
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Victor Hugo II said 10 drive very
hard bargains with the publish ers
The estimated aggregate amount OF h IL
earnings IL 500 900, He has received
nearly Sl5O,0O0 for his plays alone.
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ATTENTION, FARxras.-The Comfy Horss
Rake has gained for itself wide aud last.
ing reputation and proEel itself to be the
victor OF the the held. Il Is tie best Rake
ever introduced among farn.eIs-the mos!
simole in construction and the easiest man
aged. a. II is self unloaiing. Its the less,
liabl, 10 get cut Of order, as the wheels are
made With the best wood hubs. Il does the
best work with the iesst effort on the part
of the operator, Of any rake ever used by
the farmer. Each tooth is independent. OF
its fellow, but all are 80 fastened to the
axle that none can get the least ont Of place.
From the tea thousand in use last year, We
have yet to hear of the Grst one that showed
the least impertcction. This popular Rake
has established its own reputation in the
field, and took the first reward Of merit ,t
the Juniata Coua;y Agricultural Fair, 1874.
I sold fifteen Of these Rakes last season,
and they all gave entire satisfaction.
I am also Agent for the sale Of the Screw
Mower, which WAS awarded the Prize
Gold Medal in field contest under the au-
spices Of the Chester County Agricultural
Society. last Luhe. The machinery OF the
Mower is all encasei, 20 that no dirt, wood
or straw can pet into it to injure or clog it.
Little time is required 10 oil it, as BY an i'm
provement Of the oil cnps. once oiing Is all
that is needed TO cut many acres c. grass.
The knives are run by q screw gearing the
most thorough and noiseless gearing in
vented. The whole machine being the
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MIFFLINToWN MARKETS.
Special .votices.
TO CONSUMPTIvES.

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured of that dread disease, Consumption,
by a simple remedy, is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means OF
cure. To all WHO desire it, he will send a
copy Of the prescription used, Gree OF
charge) with the directions for preparing
and using the same, which they will find a
sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bron-
cbitis, Sc. Parties wishing the pr-scrip-
ton will Please address
Rev +. 4. WILSON,
l9i Penn ST, Willismsburgh, New York.
ilDS-Gml
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ERRORS OF veUtH.

AGE; TLENAN who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, P-emlture Decay,
aud all the effects of youthful indlscretion
will. for the sake OF suffering hCmanity.
send free TO all who need it, the recipe and
dir ,ction for making the simple remedy By
which be vas curc3- Sufferers wishing to
profit BY the advertisers exeerisnce can do
so by addressing 10 perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
jan6-6m AZ Cedar ST., New York.
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len, @. D. PensSslksr. ". K. Whitney,
John Oliver, N. Z. Piper, J. S. Bear, J. u.
Steyart L. L. Siesss (siudsnt,.
dsehssk.-Hsminssowu, o A sids-,
supt-, Turner 3 srlsse and Miss Julia A
Suiouf, ,delsg,tes; soldis1' Orphan School,
wiR Book, S., L A Hadiy, Or n e M'L.nn,
Gel. AcAlistersille e., DR. o n sieAlis.rr,
s., " IS Strayer, 7 NcAlisser, del; Lo-
Gust Grove T.. Vim Cunningham. del; Ter
rysvills ". E., Revs Whitney and Marshall.
eupt's., Mrs Angie Shsffsr, Miss Moiiie
Brennisho'is, del; Lagrange T., L Bar
ton, >, A W Snyder, dei; Certre T., Fer.
inanagh twp, Jos Rothroek, s., Geo olcs,
Miss Clara Rothrock, del; Cocolamus e.,
III HuAt, s., Miss Mary Hunt. del; Per-
rysville Luth., d Z P Beslor, Mrs Beaior,
Jacob BeidYer, del; Mt. Pleasant, Fayeste
twp, Rev J S Bear, s., " Vsno.insr, Aiss
Mary A Bear, del; Tnompson,0vn L., D c
Plett, del; Cuba u, Emanuel Meyer, S.,
Miss Kate Meyer, Miss Mollie ctka, del;
Academia Pres, D D Stone, Ph D, s., Mrs
Fannie Patterson, Miss Lizzie Okeson. del;
Pree Spring C.,J N Moore, s., W II Moore,
Miss Lizzie Moore, del; MiTintovn Luth.,
Wellington Smith, Miss Kate Thomas. Miss
Emma Kepner, del; Red Rock T., Miss
Mary Rodgers, ael; Jehnstown T., Frank
Hopes, J P Stewart, del; Fairview u,
Mr. Flemmings, s.. 5 5 Stong. Misses Dunn
and Cargill, del; Mifiintown Pres, T w
Auker, del; Liberty L., D X Warner, Peter
Burris, del; Centre L., Walker twp, d 5
Funk, del; Mifilintown N. T., Rev G d
Penepacker, del; Perrysvi!le Fres., Samuel
Buck, S., S Y Shelley, Mrs David Wilson,
Mrs & ID Hawn. del; East Waterford, Pres,
Rev S S wallen and wife, del; Pine Grove
M. E., o c Diffenderfer, s.. JohE Balentine,
del; Aatamoras N. F., Mary C sterret:,
John Sterrettt, del. ...-.... ....
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For ths Sentinel ssd Republican.
The Penitent backslider.


The Penitent BacksGder.
And an nos wretch undsasi
Asst I bs the Dssil's sisssf
Oh viii nv jod me never oea. l
With al his power to ssvcf
His mercies long tn ne were sLosn,
He cared for, pitied, loved;
Yet them like sraws 10 the winds l'vs
strewu,
l've s;nred, iasaltsd, rovvi.
And yet it vas rot alwiys 80,
II. once to M vas dssr;
When IN ny grisf, affection, woe,
Twas He who then vas near.
loved to seek His face In prayer;
His voice 10 me 20 sweet,
Poured words of comfort IN NY ear
Whist kueeiing at His feet.
But now. nh, God what can dol
I've sparnrd Him, sriervd Him sore;
Oh can it be, can this b. tue
Thz, lie has shut the doori
On, Father, no, !. cannot be,
Thou srt loving Friend;
/ know, feel Thou pi;iest me,
God help Inc now to mend.
2.
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4 argc stock Of ready made clothing o. The
IL latest and choicest styles, for Iurn and
boys. hats, caps. boots and shoes, EoSions.
furnishing goods in endless variety for sale
at San,u-, St:ayer's, u ratt4rsoo
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MARRIED.:

BEATTY-McKNIGN In Patterson,
May 3lst, by Rev. 7. J. Sherrard, Mr.. 10.
seph L. Beatty, OF Morrisville, Bucks Co.,
Pa, ana Miss Elsie Mcknight, of Patterson.
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TIE Great Discovery

Eff. KuNKELS BITTER WINE OF
IRON, for tn cure Of weak stomach,
general debility, indigestion, dieesse of The
nervous system, constipation, &c ;dity of the
stomach, and all cases requiring a tonic.
This wine includes The most agreeable
and efficient Salt OF Iron we posSess-Ci-
trate of Magnetic Oxide, combined with the
most energetic of vegetable tonics-Yellow
Peruvian Bark.
The effect in many cases of debility, loss
of appetite, and general prostration, of an
efficient Salt of Iron combined with our
valuable Nerve, is most happy. 1t aug
u,en.s the appetite, raises the pulse, takes
away muscular fiaboiness, removes the pal
lor of debility, and gives a ford vigor 10
the countelence.
Do yor pent something to strengthen you'
Do you want good sppetitei
Do you want to get rid OF nervousness
Do you want energyi
Do you want to siesp well
you want to build mp your constitution .
DO you want to feel well
Do you want a bri.k and vigorous feeling .
If YOU do, try kUNKEL'S BITTER
WINE OF IRON.
I..s truly valuable tonic has been so thor
oughly tested Gy all classes of the commu-
nifty that it is now deemed indispensable as
a Tonic medicine. 1t costs but little, puri-
fes the blood, ard gives tone tone to the
stomach, renoyates the syste.h and prolongs
.lifc. Everybody shauli have Il.
only ass trial Of this szfuable tonic
Price 81 per bottle. Z. 7. kUNkEL, Sole
Proprietor, Philadelphia, Pa. Ask your
druggist for Kunkel's Bitter Wiae Of IRON,
and take no other make. Sold only in 81
bottles. All others are counterfeit, SO be-
VI are of them.
Tape Worm
Entirely removed with rureIy vegetable
medicine, passing from the system sliv.
No fee until the head passes. Come and
refer TO patients treated. Df. E. + KUN
KEL. No. 80 North Ninth street, Philadel
phis. Advice free. Seat, Pin and Stomach
Worms also removed. Ask your druggiy
! for KusKEL's wosx SYiuP. Price 81 pc
bctlle. Send for circular.
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II you have drll headache in the
morning, bsthe the forehead with Pain
Cure OIL.
lin, MiGfintowu.
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Manhood: HowLosl, How Restored

Manhood: HowLost, How Restored
~ jasi pabii-hcd, a new edition oi
k DR.. Cri-errr-.i's Celebrated Essay
. on the rafical care (wiihant mrdi-
cin,) Of Sprrmat1rrioe4 or Seminal weak
ness. Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impo-
teDcy, Mental ana! Physical lncapacity, Im-
pe1iEc1ts 10 Marriage, etc also, Con
scmpii2n, Epilepsy aud Tits, irdpc-d bv
seli-induigeaes or sexual rxtravagance, Sc.
GT Price, in a sealed .nyvlOr-, ouly six
cents.
The celebrated authar. IN This admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates. IRON a thirty
years. successful practice, that the alarm
ing ccrseuuencss Of Self-1buse may he rad
ically cn-e'i without the dangerous use o.!
internal insiicine ~ the application Of the
knife; pointing ont a mode oi cETe \; once
siInple, certain. and eticctual, By means Sf
which every sufferer, no ni1tt-r What h!4
condiiIoa MAJ be, may cure himself cheap
ly, privately, and raf,cIiiy.
cJ fhis Lecture should be in the hands
Of every youth and every uiaH IN the baud.
Sent under seal, in 4 plain envelope, -
any address, Postpaid, on the receipt Of
six cents or two post stamps. Address the
Publishers.
CHAS. J. c. KLINE & co.
l27 Bowery, New YORK.,
post-0i.ice Box Ass.
Nov. f9. fs75-lv.
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COLOMOX SEIBER,

Will visit Niffiin ard Patterson ever
Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday morning.
and will furnish the citizens Of these bor-
oughs wit ! the best OF
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, PORE, &e
at the very loves. prices. lie respectful,
solicits the patronage Of tie public.
April 8, 1871 y.
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AnothS five tierce lot of Gardner, Phipps
& Co.'s celebrated SPINE Apple" brand of
Sugar Cured Hams, jus, received q, STAN
baugh'si also, choice rriea Beef constant
ly on hand. M ..H...
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