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OHIO.

fEsrENpA1g PnoCKEDfN0B.
ootuMnUs, O., Jan. 27.-ln tho Senate to-day
MonAhan's bill to impose 1no Of 450 for pro-
fame swearing OF personal abuse. whethor spoken
or published, Was detokted.
In Tho Senate bills were introduced to mako
Auditors' kAx-tleeds valid, aud to 1ucrosss tho
penalty for child-ntea!inE from 1vo 10 twonty
yearH.
In thn I1ouao b[la woro introduced to allow
competition In tho manufacture and salo Of
gas1 TO authorize corporations to issuo
coupon or reglssered bonds, or both. md ex-
change ono for the other; 70 a,nsnd tito sct ragu-
tatsng fees of COUNTY officers. so a. to Increase
foos OF ooroners holding ,nquests; to regulate
chargoa Of telegraph companies.
A resolution Was offered for tho amendment
Of tho State Constitution 10 Rs to abolish the
Grand jury syktem; 10 extcul tho torn Of
County Auditors to tArea ysarn.
A resolution was uffolad and referred In
dorstug oongrosz for sharing sAolr ullicea with
e1-Coufcderaso and Union soldiers.
, 1876-01-28

PANAMA, jan. 27.-War Ia imminent botuosn
Guatona!a aud San Salvador. Both countries
arc RrmnR.
4 Govorn1aent Commission has been appointed
to examine tho panama Railroad. Heavy suits
for q yiolhtlon Of contract LRs been begun. 1hs
Columbian uoyernment threaten to demand the
ak1ogatiou of the contract.
, 1876-01-28

Owing 10 tho fact thai lhs birds eare cut ts last
two tatn etch tesn pair short. Thla mada
no difference With the match, hovsYar.
Mr. E. O. Waller, OF tho Gun Club acted ~
refoseo IL 4 generally satisfactory rnAnuor.
Ths membsrs Of Tho defeated team take thetr
dofeat good.natursdly, and attribute 1t largely
10 tho fact tha. Siessra. Bltsby aud Jusson, Two
of their crack shots, we're unable to bn presons
Tho third aud docidiug match will bo = very In.
ternstinx coutoat,
, 1876-01-28
KENTUCKY,

CEN1ESN11L REPRESENTATION.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 27.-rho Dill to provide for
tho representation OF Kentucky at tho Contour
NAL Exhibition, which was rojectod by tho Low
or House Of tho Legislature yeAtordav, failed to
pasH tho Sonata to-day. Both ltousca will prob
ably roconsdss their action In returning to paBs
the bill. The Courier. Journals Frankfort apo-
ofal indicateB shat auothor bi!l which wilt appr,-
prlato about $40, ,001 to Yards Kontucky'a repro
santAtiou, nlRy PASS buth Houses.
, 1876-01-28
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
xnp unE At pouLoaNn.
boo.ouH1' sAo' Nv 1T" -. . ~,
ssroycd tho rstfo6nmeot ana "ai''n9 foo"a o'
The NOW International Railway station. Tho
freight and Custoyn.uouse departments ware
'A'e'' -"o w. ..t = ,s.x s.u
L'n1hsh Aao'
PARIS, Jan. 27-M. BFoasel' tonapsrnas' hhs
been sentenced, under the provisions Of tho now
rress law In Inn and ,nnr,eonmont for lssrih-
ut,nr. without profcr authorization, myltAtionb
Ia : n,ass for lin tsta Emnorof.
pms Ian. a7.-Four officers of Tho army
htva hcsn nI.hiarot for attending 4 funeral mar.
~ Ssnolnon iii. 3'"
DID,
r4u,s. Tan. q7.-rro,jerin 1onsitrn ths scto,.
IN tlead. sgo,i ".
Tur nxcoygnr or uHs. rAnAx srkykSs' Ola.
Nnyna.
1,ffonarc, iE.,tno-r. Inn. ii.
A yorv o1traor1linary !nnitIont occurred At t1o
Court Of AsMyes of Inc scine un Non,tay, 4
vomsn Of about a, nau,oj Lsporto vas boing
triot on al accusation of ntoaling = quantity Of
inwelrv. wnrth IN mo franca. from Atro, pa.an
Stavnn.. m An,orran isdy. who lad bocn teat
yonr tonporarir residing tp furnished apart
mnnta in Iont{nn In II ~ lnat tho prisopor who
had ,cnIbni a co,,a1tlerabp limo In Engtaud anu
ane,ks Tia tsnru1ue entor,d Tho service of tho
nrosecutrir ~ lat}r'a maid. xnd soon obtained
| tho coundencn of hcr mistress, who tuttuAtel
| hnr With thn krra, On tho 18th Of Juno, Mrs
Htnrons and h1r daughter wore going cut to
.i,nnor, and toII ,bs prlsoner that shs ncod not
ait nj, for them, Iu fact, they .oturnsd home
thn mIst,oss wss nformoi t,.t Lnporto lad eone
ont soon nftcr Iernelf and lad not returned. sle
bss,si,ed 10 lar iswol-box, and found that tho
nrinc,oal pn,t Of her diamonds uoso gone. sho
! 1t occo csyc information to tho Eptce and re-
| r,rJ ~ ;; m, f+nncs wsa osfarml for ,nfo, matnn
nas t,oa,e was oi,saiaod until in july, sho Fronch
police aTreatcd her in Paris but could not ilutl
any trarn of the miBsiuR yAluables. and Tho
nrisoncr pornjstoutly asaertod !1or Innocence.
At the trial sbn nninta,nnd tho same attitude.
, 1876-01-28


CHAMrAtoN. ILL.,, Jan. 27.-A fro!ght-train cou-
ductos named II. T. DrokAw, resident Of this
city. was crushed at Tolono this morning, whi,a
coupling OATS, and died almost instantly. Tho
cars vere standing on ,"Y" and tho swisch
had not been turned right, 50 That tho bumpers
say; "1 SAN 1t was wrong. but Il VIA too late"
Ills Eenn1un will 10 taken to Salem. ILL.,, to-uaor-
TOM Tor burial. ue lelYes wife and ono cuiId.
, 1876-01-28

NE W EQfK.
New YoRK, Jan. 27,--1he creditors Of Edwin
BOOTH. tho actar. mat Yesterday, and doc!2rod
diy'dend Of ~ FeF cent.
Tho Assignee al Turner nrothors. bankeEA haa
deciuod to declare di,idend. not in cash. but
IN nloouHbnts l. Wsateru RaIiruRd bonls w4lch
tho tiFM held 10 the amount OF u, 900, guo,
, 1876-01-28

DosroH. JAn. 27.-Ctelitors OF Jordan, Clark
i Goa clothing honao, xhoh WAS reoontly CON-
pn!lel tn suspend On. account Of fslBi!icatlon
aud detalcatiuu by SANFORD, their bookkcopsr,
mot to-day. Their liabliles 4u,olnt 10 ta90. l32
aud their assets to e35l.s21. tbs books hays
boon keps in suoh = manzot thnt It ia impossible
to 1rrifo At tho exact facln.
, 1876-01-28

All Hin In Chinese means Sir. Victory. Txsn-
~ yraEa henca, como lsnkue, cnuliug himself On
tlo utiuost uaak u tho Sierra hasaaa, wllt ury,
".ah Sit. whuse IL thy vlctorS 7" aud 1000, 900
WV .ia kIuni fsIla. W hIIah. iii tIi.s hap1Is
houH9n mIpFe"
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KANSAS.
WARDEN or THE rENITENTfARf.


Special Dfspateh Ia ThS Chicago 1r'burtA.
IzAvESwonrn. Kan., Jan. 27.-The Governor
has not yes appointed tho Warden OF tho State
FenitcotiAry, located At this p1ace. Hopkins.
tho present incumbent, though a very faithful
mud honent officer, Ia not on THO hast OF terms
With Gov. Osborne, and luis chances for
rnnorsd IN ofio.i ciIcea liz. ~ H. Is Io,,nsoo m 10
state Senator from this county, will he soloctod
BY the Governor. Every prominent newspaper
ID tho Stata has declared for Hopkins, aud Ii IL
possible that Osborne may be forced sgainst hia
will to tolppont hin.
, 1876-01-28

SJtclal ij4Apatch 70 IAs Eh.ca4a 1r,9une.
LIEco.s, Heb,, Jan> 27.-'rhe Etata Agricul-
tural sos1ety u4et hero to-day and eiectad thu
Hon. bioses Stocking pEs.l4sat, Nd Major y.
II. Wheeler, heclstEry. II was doc4lea IL hold
tie &slr Sep. 1t Lincoln. aud to make eatrs
spdsasofs IN ,usto tAa centennial f4r eeItpso
anything eTer Aeld hero.
, 1876-01-28

Gratis MAS 10 establish Rod 1lennbto with Com.
unnfsm aud Atheism. The new psovi1loaa "nFs
REQUIRED 70 otvlata tho naocshity of eoms day
drawing tha sword.
VICTORIAN WRIT.
Lovnox, Jan. 29.-A Berlin diepatch saJa Il 10
expected that Queen Victoria will visit tho In.
psrlal Cour& while she Ia In Germany.
, 1876-01-28
AUSTRIA,


TNNFDHTD hEbECTE0H OF FhE ARMY,
TlEHSA. Jau. 37.-Tho Committee OF tbs
E.:chsrhth has passed. resolution in favos Of
thu appointment OF special committee to con-
bltler t.7 question of reducing the army, and ul-
elnIAtnly trnposo an international congreas to
discuss tia question oE general reduction Of
folCen.
, 1876-01-28
1HE BLACK HILLS.

Srteiai nIslaleh 10 Thx Eh4eauo Itfotsne.
LINCOLN, Hcb., Jan. 27.-Largo bodies o. msa
trr passing through here every day bound to.
tbs Hack Hills. 4 party Of twansy.h.s Ia Of
9anlz!ng hers TO start Tie last Of February.
6o,orni prominent citizens Sic included iu tho
uumbor,
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LINCOLN, Nab, Jaa. 27.-lsobors Babel, \
prop,tusnt citizen Of York County, died yeater-
uay from .he etraots ct 4 kick in the gro!n by
horae on Sunday last. Deceased nsa German,
and had hold several Important o!t}ccs at dfior-
en-! tlmes. lIa WAS very much respected.
, 1876-01-28

TIE PAAIHiE AND KEsxlCorr CLUBS
The Return match betaaen the pssirle and
Ksnpico.t Clubs OF thia city was a.los ysy.erdsy
Ut Decker pAk in tla p1eseuco OF soms 20i}
, 1876-01-28
SPAIN.


BAN sEnA sT'AH, Ian. 27.--Addlt!onal troops
have heec. sent to t;ue&hsca. Tho Carlists arc
concontrat''f: larga fcEcts at Astoasa to covos
Axepitia aad Toosa. Firing around uernani
Couttpucl.
, 1876-01-28
BILLIARDS.
Hx1TJN-SLO6AON,

H&4TVEt-s*6LV6HUAs
NEW YonH, Jan. 27.-The billiard match. thtoe-
bali caron. GOO polnts $500 asido, besroen sios-
son and Sexton. resulted ~ follows: anxton,
GOO 9'oason, As2 wiunor's average. 10 1880
Sections highest run, 73 slosson's, ITO.
, 1876-01-28

Cisc1ssArI, O., Jau. 27.-lhe Hamilton Coun-
ty Hepnblrsn Executive Committee has euge9ed
like's 0poTA-I House for pubic meetings during
tt4o week of tho Jana Conyeution.
, 1876-01-28

Tho nsK.sbip Pensacola, Roar Admiral A1my
eonlnlAnlng arrived 1t A&n Psapoiaco on Nod.
nes4ey, efter 4 eTulA% Of nearly = Js4t among
hs Hawaiian 1al4uda and 0a tAe Ns1loaQ epAst.
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Asermon OF Budtlha.

From tho Pail Version Of the sutra Pitaka.
And what are the six means OF dissip-
ating wealth? Strong drink, young man,
and theatre going, and evil companions,
and dicing, and wandering about at night,
and idleness-those six bring man TO
poverty.
There are six evils, young man, in be-
ing addicted to strong drink-poyerty,
strife, disease, loss Of character, shame
less exposure Of the person, and impair
ed faculties.
Six evils attend on him who wanders
about the streets at night. His life is in
danger, his wife and children are uncared
for, his property is unguarded, he falls
under the suspicion OF irequenting places
OF sevil resort, false rumors circulate
concerning him, and sorrow and reniorse
follow in his train. .
Six evils wait upon him who thirsts
after worldly amusements. He Is ever
crying, where is there dancing? where is
there singing? where is there music
where recitation? where conjuring ?
where public shows?
Six evils wait upon the gambler. 1.-The
win, he begets hatred; il he lose, his heart
is sorrowful. His substance Is wasted,
his word has no weight in court Of JUS
tice, his friends and his kinsmen despise
him, and he is looked upon as ineligible
for marriage-for men say, gambler Is
unfit to support wife:
Six evils attend on him who associates
with bad companions. Every gambler,
every libertine, every cheat, every rogue,
every outlaw Is his friend and compan-
ion.
Six evils attend upon the sluggard. He
says it is too cold, and does not work; he
says II Is TOO hot, and does moi work; he
says IL Is too early, and does not work;
he says 1t Is too late, and does not work;
no says, II am hungry" and does not
work; he says, "T am full" and does not
work; and while he thus lives, ever neg
lecting his duties, he both fails to acquire
new property, and that which he possesses
dwindles away. a|....
Some friends are only boon compan-
ions; some are hollow friends; the true
friend Is the friend in need.
Sleeping after the sun has risen; adnl-
terry, revenge, maleyolenee, evil commun-
ications and avarice, these six things
bring man to ruin.
He who has sinful friends and sinful
companions, who is devoted TO sinful
practices, the same Ia ruined in this
world and in the next.
Gambling and dsbauchery, dancing and
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our constitution with a view to the OPP
preston Of any mans conscience, be his
opinions what they may. Every citizen
has an inviolate right to his opinions, aud
the government presumes that one mans
ideas about religion are as good as an
others, and therefore says, in 50 many
words, that neither Of them shall become
a test.
We want no politicO.religiOus hypOcri.
sy in this country, and II these proposed
amendments were adopted the whole
land would be filled with it. No
professional office seeker would hesitate
to take any sort of oath or profess any
sort OF belief TO achieve success, while
many honest men would decline to sub
nit themselves to these tests, and hence
would be efIectually prescribed and
alienated,
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sinpipp. sleeping by day and wandering
about at night, bad companions and
ayarice-these SIX things bring q man to
fu Woe to the dlcers, TO them that drink
strong drink, that 60 unto their neigh:
boris wife; who follows wickedness and
honors not the wise, he thall fade like the
he that drinks strong drink is needy
and destitute, even thirsting with un-
auenchable thirst; he plunges into debt
as he plunges into water, and will quickly
bring his family to nothing: ,,,.,.
Poverty oyertakes him who says, "TiS
too colo, Ills too hot, Ills too late, and neg
lects his daily work; but he who PERFORMS
his many duties, recks not straw for
heat or cold, his happiness shall not de-
cay-C6lempmaTy Repter.
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Tho cheering glow dlfuscd throughout the Sys-
tenn by HostetlGr's Stomach BlttcrS, tho elasticity
Of mind and body Which they impart, and the DIS
appearance which they cause Of those vague, nn-
easy feelings 50 difficult to describe, are most en-
counsing symptoms to the depending invalid
Tho sensation Oiretutnlng health Is most delight
ful ope and 10 enjoy 1t, those afflicted with dys-
pepda. liver complaint, constipation, intermitten,
ar Tcmt,ent tOyers, lack Of vitality, Sleepesness
rheumatic, nervous and urinary troubles, should
anil Themselves without delay Of this invaluable
,orI. and corrective. Besides being specifically
Sdanted 10 the eradication Of these maladles II u
WondIouGly effective In all diseases involving d.
intuition Of vital power on account Of It's proper
tles as q general invigorant. eod@w
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Everywhere We meet with good kind
people, and the cause we represent Is well
received. The reform we think will soon
triumph. At the above meetings We ap.:
pointed about sixty delegates TO attend
The grand Convention on the 2Sth Of June,
1876, in the city OF Philadelphia.
God speed the right: NJ. oRNoND.
The work that Mr.. ormond is doing
has two sides toir Neither the circular
nor yet the above letter set forth exactly
the purpose and scope Of the convention
called at philadelphia. We are inform
cd that in his lectures Mr.. ormond takes
ground in favor Of four changcSin the Con,
stitution Of the United States, viz: One in
the preamble reciting that we the people,
"under the providence Of God" do thus
ind 80: one changing the oath Of ofIice-so
as 10 conclude, $50 help you Coo" or toin.
corporate in it some equivalent expires.
sion; one recognizing Christ as the Son
Of God and the King Of Kings, and, last
ly, one changing that feature Of the Con-
stitution which forbids any religious
tests into one lorbidding only any
sectarian tests, or, in other words, max
ing belief in religion, such nS in the ex-
islcncc Of God and our accountability
to Hin, a test to office holding.
These amendments we look upon as
wholly uncalled for, and Mr.. 0rmond is
engaged in a hopeless task in trying to
have them incorporated into the Consti.
tuition of the United States. He makes
the grand mistake, Of assuming that certain
people in the United States have more
rights, or rather arc entitled to more
rights than certain other people. Moth
ing could be more absolutely iallacious
than this assumption. All citizens are
equal before the law. The United States
is not Christian Nation, nor Jewish
Nation, nor Mohamedan Nation-it Is
simply and only nation. In the treaty
between this country and Trlpoli 1t Is ex'
pressly stated therein that "the govern
ment Of the United States is not in any
sense founded on the Christian religion"
and any man who is convCrSant with the
opinions OF Thomas Jefferson and other
controlling spirits Of the Revolutionary
period knows that they intended that
there should be no tests in our govern
ment Of any religious character what
ever. Jefferson himself was not be-
lever, neither was Benjamin Franklin,
and OF course they desired TO enjoy for
themselves and for all who should come
after them equal rights and privileges un-
under the government. And their desires
in thisrespect have descended to theAmer-
lean people Of this generation as a sacred
injunction to permit no tamperinS with
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Rules and Regulations Of tho wheeling Horse
Market and Stock Aqency.

1st. All stock sold by this Agency 10 be as repre-
sented or money refunded; and the highest bidder
to DO the buyer.
represented by tho owner, II sold and returned,
wlll be charged with the commission.
Sd. A deposit will be required Of ali buyers when
the property Is knocked down to them.
4th. All horses sold at public auction will DO sub
ect totrAl until o'clock r. n, and II not as repre-
Scnted by the auctioneer are returuable and the
money will DO refunded.
9Th. This Agency will not DO responsible for
stolen or mortgaged property. The seller will nj
all time, b made known to The buyer, and where
any doubt exists searching Investigation will b
made and fully represented to the purchaser.
9Th. A registry leo Of 30 cents will be charged for
llstock 10 30 offered for sale through this AGENCY.
An additional fec Of 81 90 will DO charged where
the property Is to be advertised In our regular Cat
III. 4 commission Of IS 90 will b charged on all
lcs Of horses under 800, and per cent additional
on all sums over $40; Eame on wagons, buggies,
harness. &c. unless under $40, thep topper cent will
DO the commission.
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A National reform Movement.

At the request OF the Rev. Mr.. ormond'
Of West Alexander, Pa, we publish in
another column the call for National
Convention at Philadelphia to urge upon
the people Of the United States the pro-
priety of making such amendments to
the National Constitution MS willrecognize
God and Christianity in that instrument
Mr.. Ormond writes to us as follows in
regard to the work he is doing on behalf
Of this Convention at various places in
this vicinity. He says:
have been engaged for a few weeks
past in holding meetings and giving lee
lures on the National Reform movement
/ would like through your paper to give
n very brief report Of my doings. Twill
only ask Of you to report the names Of
the places where meetings have been held
and where auxiliary societies have been
formed, and the amount Of money raised
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
nAIL,Y.

By MOL, n aduano', Patis0s pFspasd.
I'm. o0lThrco monhS.......S2 @
IN moutHS..,...a... 4 0oI0ne monLh....-...... u
Delivered by Clrisri In City l6e pr week.
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HAMILToN-coNNELLEY.-on Wednesday
mornlpg, Juno q, 1876, at tho Disciples Church,
BY Rey, o. P. Miller, Mr.. N. CABLE HAMILTON
and Mis- MANI '. CoNNELLEY.
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NERVOUS EXHAUsT1oN.-A MEDICAL
IN Essay, comprising series Of lectures deliver
ed al KAhn's Museum Of Anatomy, New York, on
the cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing
indisputably how lost health may DO regained, af-
iordins clear synopsis the impedlments 10 mar;
riAge, and tho Treatment Of nervous and physical
debility, being the result Of 20 years experience.
Price 25c. Address the author, DR. i. J. KAHN,
office and residence o. East 10th street, New York.
ana
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In
discretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early de-
cay, los Of manhood, dc, will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
remedy was discovered BY missionary In South
America. send a scli-addrcssed envelope to the
RRv. JosErH T. LYMAN, Station D, BiSls House
Ntto York Guy. fe29-eoddw
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PROCLAMATION.


WHEELING, juno 10th, 1876.
The Council has ordered the enforcement Of the
ordinance In relation 70 the use, In the city limits
o. hreWofks, hrecraekers guns &c, and also ordered
!he appointment Of sufficient extra police 10 aid
~ compelling the Observance Of the laws during
lhe approaching Centennial Celebration. All per.
oens are hereby warned that any violation Of the
Sih section, pigO 1885, Of the ordinance Of tho city
WI 6e promptly punished, The object Of The
council u 70 prevent accident, and preserve prop
etty irom lhe destruction % frequently resulting
not 70 prevent or repress any dcmonstration Wbieh
may q ately indulged IN, and permission viii b
sven Ior aueh displays at places where am mtIs-
ned no danger u 10 b appfehended,
lel 4. J. SWEENEY, Mayor.
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DIED.

CARTER.-At Belmont, Ohio, on Thursday
morning, June q, 1876, HENRY CARTER, aged ~
year,. ILL.
sIMPsoN.-0n Thursday, June q, 1876, at u
O'Clock, HOWARD EDWARD, youngest son Of jose
phine and the late Edward Simpson, In the ID year
Of his age.
Tho funeral will take place from the rcsidenee oil
his mother, No. 1G6 Sixteenth street. this afternoon
at $50 o'clock. Friends are invited to attend.
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FRIDAY MORNING. June IS 1876,
Al 10 o'clock, 10 the highest and best bidder, the
Water street, including tho real estate, furniture
and hxturts Of every description, now In said Ho-
tel, with the good will and custom Of same.
TERMS OF RALE-Ono-iOurth Of the purchase
money, or "a much more a the purchaser may elect
10 10 cash, and the residue In three equal install
frum day Of sale, the oWnen retaining lien on the
whole until purchase money and interest are ially
paid.
The purchaser or purchasers will b required to
keep llot said property fully insured in the name
Of present owners.
JouH W. MITCHELL, Auctioneer. Jel6
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SpeciaIties for Families.

CQIe'H and Neisonh Rehncd GoIhunU,
Choice Sherry and MADEIRA Wines,
Corn Starch, superior grade,
Tapioca, very hne and white,
Pearl Sage, for puddings,
Coleate's Cashmere Boquet Soap. -
ColEate's Honey and Rose Soaps,
Bazine's Barber and Bath Soaps,
Tallnan's Fine Perfumes,
FaTlnas Cotognes,
English Nall and Tooth Brushes,
BuifAlo Hair Brushes,
Rubber DrrszIng Combs,
French Hair Oils and Pomades
.... Handkerchief Extracts,
And all other Druggists sundries, at
tA0eHLiH BROTHERS q cos.
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BY pIaIl, "a GdVaNo', p0'sa7t FFtpasd'

BY mall, N GdtdEet, FoEtdoe Prepaid
tine year Solslx months. .:...::.sl %
In Cluls Of - eAch'
In Cluls Of ~ taen
In Clubs Of Twenty y each
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