4sixo Di fig Verh,
EXECUTIVE►.
.
The Pardon of a young man named Miller, who
n as sentenced last January to ten years' imprison
ment for alleged embezzlement of letters, was pre
sented in Washington on Wednesday to his fatheras
a Christmas present.
ATATM AND TERDITORIEN.
New York.—Judge Jones in the Supreme Court
Dec. 24, delivered a decision at the instance of Mr.
Forrest's, former wife,' the Substance of which is
that the alimony must be paid. The total amount
now due is said to be about sloo 4 ooo.—The counsel
to the Board of Health, Dee. 2fith, applied for. and
obtained leave to -institute -criminal . 1 31 mccedings
against the owners of some thirty-five or forty ten
ement houses in various sections of the city, for not
complying With the law providing fire escapes. The
prosecution will include the proprietor of the house
in Second avenue, whemaine persons recently lost
their lives.—Mayor Hoffman gave,notice that noth
int, stronger than , water would be dispensed at his
New Year's reception. ,
is estimated that the qnftiltity of
water brought to the, surface by the artesian wells in
the prairies, is 5006;000 gallons per .day. This is
allowing 5(1 gallons per minute to a well.
Alabama.—Gen. Pope an&Gen. Ord, have been
relieved of their commands. Gen.:-Mead succeeds
the former..
. .
Louisialia.—Dee. 26th. the following was adopt:
ed, ai the •first article'of the Constitution, by a vote
of 67 to 17 : "All men are .created..fSe and equal,
and have certain inalienable rights; among these
are life, liberty, and the.,,Fareuit of happiness; to
secure ',these. rights governments are instituted
among men, deriving their- just powers from the
consent of the government."- The second Artiole
adopted, Dec. 28, declaras that all persons, without
regard to. race, color, or previOna condition, born
and naturalized in. the United States, and.residents
of the State for one year, are eitizens of the State,
and that they iball enjoy the smile civil, political,
and public rights and privileges, and be subject to
the same pains and p nalties. •
Seven articles have been adopted; They abolish
slavery, and declare the privileges of 'free spee3h,
the press, and the habeas corpus. The second arti
cle was reconsidered, and - a prevision setting alle
giance to the United States above that due the
State, was agreed to.
South Carolina.—The Convention. for Recon
struction will meet January 14th in Charleston.
Marine.—The:eteamer Raleigh, from New York
for NeW Orleans, was burned off Charleston on
Dec. 24th. Thirteen persons, inoludingthecaptain.
who is a Philadelphian, are supposed tote lost, and
others are missing.
City.—Twenty-live hbot-blacks sat down to a
Christmas dinner in the basement of the Ledger
building, furnished throagh..the liberality of Judge
Allison.—The Baird of Trade, on. Mon day evening,
negatived a resolution sgalnst the further contrac
tion of the currency, by one majority.
FOREIGN.
Mesico.—An official count of the Vote for Presi
dent was to be made in the capitol on December 20.
The majority for Juarez is known to be very' large.
Paragnay.— . -The end of the Paraguayan war, is
announced, the ParaguayanSi.eompletely exhausted,
having asked for a suspension of hostilities.
London.—A letter from the 'English Secretary of
Legation in Portugal, states that for a hundred year%
not a single drop of pure Port wine has been Sent
to London.
_ .
Berlin.—A Berlin newspaper states that that city
contained in 1864, nearly 633,000 inhabitants.
Siberia appears to be the great source of , the
world's supply of ivory, Nent Siberia and the Isle
of Lakon are for the moat part only an agglomera
tion of sand, ice, and elephants' teeth., At every
tempest the sea &tate:ashore fresh heaps of mam
moths' tusks, and the inhabitants are able to 'drive
a profitable trade- in the fossil ivory, thrown up by
the waves.
BY CABLE.
December 2211.—Havo.na.-41r. Savage, Consul
General of the United States at Havana, has receiv
ed a confidential telegram from the . AnieriCan Con
sul at Santiago de Cuba, in ,consequence of which
he has sent a despatch to secretary Seward, advis
ing him to defer the purchase of St, Thomas,
, ,
December 23d.—Paris.—The Governments of
France and Italy have.commerkced t'legotiatio'..as for
the abrogation of the. September Convention. The
Italian Parliament,has.refused to pay the interest
on the debt of the provinces formerly belonging to .
the States of the Churciu! The French GoVernment'
has sent a despatch protesting against this r action.
4-Ronte.---The Pope in an allocution, congratulated
his hearers on the defeat of,Garikith?i.and Abe. prey;
e'rvation of the Holy See frottitits great dhnger.—
Florence, evening,--ln COnSequence-of the adverse
vote in the H ouse Of Deputies, the m.embers:of:the-
Cabinet have tendered their resignation to:the - Sing. '
—Copenhagen.--The question of - the transfer, of-the
Danish West Indies to the IrniteclStates will be sub-
niitted to a poptJar vote of the inhabitants of those
colonies in January next..,-Havcitua----The festivities
accotnpanying the arrivtirof the Captain General
Lersundi here are at their height. The whole city
is illuminated to-night in`hia honer-
December 24th.— Lonclori.—The Fenians made
another effort last evening to destroy- the gasworks
at Glasgow, and the night before to destroy the gas
works at Warrington,- in LWerpool, which Were
unsuccessful. The authorities in those cities are
doubly Watchful, and no tirtiher trouble is appre
hended. Despatches reeeiVed:from;various ports and
the kingdom report everything quiet to-day.--Ac
counts received at Alassowah;of the-condition and
progress of the British expedition in Abyssinia, are
all favorable. The army was steadily advancing,
into the interior up todate. Latest
.despatches,say
they had met witlr nh oppoeition,lciutim the coqtrai
ry werereceived in a,friendly manner by .the %nal
lives everywhere along the line of march.—Owing
to the urgent remonstrances and formidable demon
strations, made by foreign Powers, the. Formosans
have pr,Onaleecl ta- treat slufilivrecked sailors with hu
manitrhereafter, and the-Chinese Govemnent has
guarantied the promise that it should be kept
The eruption of Vesuvius is increasing —Florence.—
The existing Cabinet is not to be dissolved. Gen.
Menabrea ;ilbremain at the--head.orthe,GOvern
merit, and Under his direction-the reorganization of
the Ministry will .prodeed.— Vierina.—The bill for
the emancipation of ews has passed the Reichsrath.
—Havana.--'I he report published in the American
papers that the borne Government proposed to sell
Cuba and Porto Rico to the United States, is pro.
Bounced false by the highest tukthorities of tl e
December 25th.—London.—The Russian Govern
ment has addressed a note to the Government of
France, protesting earnestly against the shifting
policy of the latter on the Eastern questiOn.—Ad
vices from China report that the rebels are .meeting
with success in their operations against the Imp.-
..
rial Government.
Decniber 26th.—Paris----The "Patric" confirms
the report that the French Government ha's ordered
the departure of 20,000 :more troops froth Ciiita
Vecchia.—Havana.—The Rebellion in Yucatan was
assuming large proportions. Santa Anna had been
proclaimed Dictator by . the revolutionists, and was
expected hourly to arrive from Havana. The fort
and town of Sisal were in the. hands of the rebels,
but the' port was blockaded by tw? Mexican gun-,
THE AMERICAN PRESBYTERIAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 2, 1868.
; boats —When the Virginia left Vera Cruz, on Dec.
29th, the Mexican steamer 'Tobacco was ready to
sail for Sisal on next day, with an expedition to re
store the authority of the Government, She had
, on board 500 to GOO men and several pieces of ar
tillery.
December 28th—London.—The Fenians cap
tured the Martello tower at. Duhlin "last - nifht . and
carried of arms and ammunition in cOnsiderable
quantity. They also Made a vain attempt to burn
the General. - Post-office with Greek fire. 7,
THE T-ALMED.--This• week i ,s. nutuberof Lrr
i TELLS LIVING ' AGE, beginning the new year and a
new volume, contains the entire article on Tas TAL
at LID, which has excitettso'inuohiptuest abroad as
to exhaust ation's .Review
cmitaining . lt the first , part ot Al atom
Cliaile '. %
and' the usual variety 6? other mat
` ter.
,Linettx Ger; Publishers, 30. Skiiiinfield
Street, Boston. ,
su.
A good. time to stibeciibe:
THE NEW YORK TRIBIUNE
- -
In vieVoof the importance of the
j cided in the Political Campaign of 1868'th6 OiCe
of THE WEEttniTarnons hthi been reduceiftb
See Advettisement. ." •
BEAUTY
•
To RETAIN the McKim gnd freshn=ess of beauty un
impaired, ta . clieraii9ul*u BurneUl o s Kt4isepriA,
AYER'S 'AIinICAIT A] IlAlal for 1868 has been
, ,
received. by all Druggispv.fopdelivery gratis, to all
who, call for , it. This,mimb,er .contains proofs to
show that.sorne of the stars haire.existecilor.tia•ty
millions of years. We had notsupposed - such_proof
possible, but tb e,Doclowives it,a,„thape w o hich seems
indisputable:o:l3li (yolittasnejaives.lbng„rilade his
book acceptable = .; his medical advice makes it. ipdis
pensabfe, U . ) ifamilifs, he addsfiel most
startlink i peobrbehs - of hl3seritat scitlice - to hti attrac
tions; , , ,„
$2 To s6o.Wamamaker & Brown,
$21.0: $6O. ' "104 cinit7.B4ir Ctoth
s2 TO $6O. ing. Garmeuta ranging
$2 To $6O. at eve4y juice;
... cut
in
sgAi.i ) ,;s43o4.r .'r: 4444 style ,- , :itialg-ntialit"
$ 2 , SO% r KosierzleTlß
$2 TO $6O. corner Sixth, ... an 4 Mar
s 2 TO $6O. ket Streets. '
$l2. To $64,
) sl2' To $5O;
7 :7 'Eg i ;l7 fsl2 Eeaner;;urimpg'
$
i ptott r ,
ea
$l2 TO $5O. rvety sn city. Oa Hqll,
$12.%0 sso.'co —••- Sikeir.ettla Ifair 7cet,sts.
$l3 TO $45. Both
$18: TO SO. • .foreign and , . domestic
$18:To 445: - goods excellent styles:
$18”T0 44b: " Bt'B. - adrair Si and
$l3 To $44. "Market ' Oak
05 $45..i ' Wanantakei4l.E.'tßroont:
no, TO sBo.=.
$2.0 TO $6O.
$2O To $BO.
$2O TO
$2O TO -$156;
newest
$6 TO $2O. ' . --
$6 TO $2O. ,
„., ,
. 1. y, , t ~, ;._ Boys'
, iS n u t ite d , r f es o a r
; school,
:y ...cuicfm,bfet close
$6 TO $2O.- .
~ .• 5 '' ' - ' .. t
' ke
'goods. " WA iTa maker tE
$6 TO $2O.
$6 TO $2O. ' ' Brown, Large Clothing
$6 TO 1 Bouee Owth,anci Mar
s 62 4 To $2O: .. ,
ket Streets'.
' '
$7 To $25.
$7 To $25
$7 TO $25
$7 To $25
,
$2 TO s4 .. *Shirts, Underclothing
$2 TO $4.. , , .44, 44, , - - : and-- , G e n tie Furnishing
$2 To $4. 't ' i' -''
r ' - e:i ? 4 Gli(418 of * q er4 kind at
$3 TO $l. ' " " ' ' ' a i tild t/ ctultiancetbove
TO $4. *a* t. Wanamaker
$2 To $4. :Biro»; Oak IfigiViGrear
!F. 4 : ecOlhoigl Aotts 4 e, Sixth
+l : - futcl 11fqr441:81tekte,
.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
_
For Diaeases 'the °Thitat and Lungs. .suol as
:(Jouglisi. Colds; Whooping , Dough, Fronohi
tis Asthma and, . Clonanniption.
. . m edicine, . .
Probably never before in the whole history ofhas any,
thing won so NidelY'and so deeply upon the confidence of mankind,
as this'escellent remedy tor pulmonary complaints. Through a
long series of yeace, and among mtatpf the-races of - Inen it has
risen nigher aitirlijsTArti,tffetr haojtedome bet
tor known. Its uniformcharacter and power to cure the various
affection," oftfithelungi and :throat; m01 , 1'61414
protector figaitisitibern. While 'Wanted to milder Solids tiedisse
and to young children, it is at; theisme time, the most effectual re
medy that can begiven for inciuisnt consumption, and the dim.
gerinsrAdioullulttif9r..thiftiYoatAtid.4 l tOgil::::Atkff p v 4Rittattite
sudden attacks of Clicitti, it should be kept on hand in every family,
and indeed as all are subject to .colds and coughs, all, should be
provided with this antidote for them.-
Although settled Oossumpries is thought incurable, still great
numbers of catiele,,7.vhere the disea se liesmedisettlod.*.havedieen com
pletely curhd, • and the ' pittisni reittnrOd to sound health by the
CHERRY PECTORAL.I :So . complete is its mastery, over the disorders
of the Dings'4ind Throat, that the most obstinateuf theM yield to
it. When nothing else could roach them, under the Cumuir PEE
THREE they subside and disappear.
&mom AND , PVSLIC SPEECHES find great protection from it.
ASTHMA. is always relieved and often Ell , Ily cured by it.
• ' BRONCILITIB is generally cured . by taking the Onputr Pacroast. in
small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtueh knoirn that we need not`Publish the
certificates of them here, or do more than assure the public that
qualities are fully maintained.
Ayer's Ague Cure,
For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever, Chill Fever,.
• ll,emittent Faye'', DuMb Ague, Periodical cr
Fever, &c., and indeed all the . affections which arise
froin malarious, marsh, or miasmatic poisons.
As its name implies, it doei Cu l p; and does not fail.' Containing
neither Arsenic, - Quinme, Bistnuth, Zinc, nor any other mineral or
poisonous snbatance whatever, it in nowise injuhs any patient.
The number and importance of its , auras in the ague districts, are
literally beyond account, and we•belieye without a patalleEin the
history of AgrieMedicine.. Our pridolegratided by the acknowl
edgments we reeeiVe or the radical Mires t ffected in obstinate cases,
and where other remedies bad wholly failed, •
Unacclimated person-, either resident in, or travelling through
miasmaaic localittes, will be protected by taking the AGUE CUBS
daily.
For Livia gbliiPcsi:Cis, arising, from torpidity of, the Limy, - itis
an excellent remedy, stimulating the'Liver tuft healthy-activity.'
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Corupleints, it is an excellent
remedy, producing Many Truly„,reroarkable cures where utbnr
divines had,Blifed:
Prepared by Da. J. C. Avsas CO.,Pricticat and Aaafyfial 'Chem
ists, Lowell, Mass., and sold all round the world.
PRICE, $1..410 'PER - BOTTLE:'j n
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS RYBRYMIERIL
JAMES V.ICH,
"'IMPORTER AND GROWER OF
FLOWER AND. VEGETABLE SEEDS,
ROCH.ESTER,
VICE'S ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
SEEDS, AND FLORAL GUIDE . FOB 1868,
Is now published-and ready to sand out; It makes a work &about
one hundred large pages, containing full descriptions of the
Choicest Flowers and Vegetables Grown,
with plain , directions for Sowing ,
,Seed, culture, !to. . It is : Beauti,
Itlustrated, with more tban ONE HUNDRED FINE 'WOOD:
FlbliittAVlNUS of Flowers and Vegetables, and a
Beautiful Colored . 'Plate of Tlowel.s.
Well printed, on the 'finest paper, and one of the most beentifel as
well as the most instructive works of the kind published.
tar Sent to all who apply. by mail, poet paid, fur Ten Cents,
which IS not half the cost. Address - • • -
jan2-4t • JANCES TICK, ROChester, N. Y.
.Dreeo.• Suite of, all the
• desirable .etylea, ratable
for any occasion.: Wana
tpcffr,qr,„ ~/irowtj Sixth
- 411(1):Eit'ie."
'Boys' and Youths' 0 CC2 ,
Cont.' in variety of styles.
Wancznioker drr,Bltoron,
Sixth and Market sts.
Dr. Wadsworth's Dry Up ! .
FORTHE CATARRIL—A perfect and speedy cure for this loath
some disease in its worst form. No person suffering from Ca
tarrh, or a bad Cold in the !lead, should hesitate a moment, but
procure the remedy at once and be 'Cured. There is not any mis
take in the above. Price, $1 per bottle. Send stamp for Pamphlet,
a ll about Catarrh. For solo by the proprietor, IL H. liHRRING
TON, Chemed and Drogret, Provitilmoir, L„ and-liuggiete sour
ratio
QUAOKENBOB'S ARUM/RAO.
THE LATEST AND DEIST.
Primary. 40c. Illemmeilis;47, 60c. Praetical, $1 00.
Pefect,Test.totike, with no-defects. So say-Jeseheria who use
everyashere..-Apialinent• mined Li Umbers at
hall the above prices. Agents wanted inercry county.
QUkOKtllli m b‘a.k.M.RBi
Npaglisis itßicameneir Book, 50*..
These boola_make;thoro hula with , half the labor
required'hyitiiy other system.
EMP. iIISP- 11 . 0 44 4 ~-E r
Primary - unitedritates - sl. 00
ntdettatail Schodl, Illr•toty lli SO/relight down' td1.860" —TOO
'Quack enboe's Rhetoric
..t.H••••.5.,..••••-r-•••••,• . • ... 75
Quackenboe's Composition 90
..... . 2.00
.3a4rywhaire, used:-abd-coniniendtid. 'Tlie fluilit`lheorable terms
'made for Intr I :ction. Aidr ee • .•
'l. • '
IT' A.PPL4PYOIf 4;604 PrlarinnYats:
jaus4t 1 t 4 Ida 445 - Broadway :NEW •Yeirk.
~- • •
RSV Al I, I SHER 18
. 6 , 1.
-- GREAT AtinIPIN
:5 seot,kr..,, ; •
11" '9A7:, -,
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HANUk Itiltdefi*S ; :• fs 7,7 i•.o a
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22 006 rikivrArio:44-iit bY ehir d - eleiee; :State
• TN letti • . •••'•
ILVOAChiIIi;AAYAIR:. the. 04oree stottoti
. „ •
In addition to these large cargoes, f Black and. Japan Teaa,,the
Company areconstantl y receiving large tinoiCeii of thb finest quality
of •GreenZeas fromithe -Moynne distrirtiof • Ohini,rwhicii are imri ,
railed . for..fineness apd.delicac ; ~ Yorjultich!ttley are zoning at
tae iollowmg . ricea r . ..•
(.I'olong (Bnik), Soc. ; : 4:OC, ROL, filla.,'Veidslper
Miie4 (Chain and IPA, I . 80c., 90c., best $1 per
lECngUshi 13erealrfast, 00e.; 00a., 1'0e.,,110e., 90e., El, $l.lO,
beat $l2O per lb. ; . - '
Imperial (Green), 50c.; • Bic — ., - 80c., 90c., $l.: $l.lO, beet $1.20
LL
p5.E. ,4 1)41 19 it
Young. Hyson (Green), 50c., 80c., 70c., 80c., Mc., $1,11.10,
beat $1.25 per fl .^ A
Uncolored Japan, El, $l.lO, beet ;1.25 per lb, ,
Et
'E?kifilteoPrdexiil.2s'bed4l7)o3lerib! C - A
1c t . 1
Coffp,es Roaated. and Ground Daily.
GROUND COFFEE, 20c., 25c., 3Qc., 35e., best 40c. per pound.
Elotels,fBallions. Boa'rdligilltdise'KeepersAudi. Families. who nse
large .quantities of. Coffeeincluriscoliondaelin: that aiticle by using
our,FRESI,CIi. BREAKFA3T4pd..DIOII'igI3.-0012P8E4 which weaell
'aeihe low, priceot 30e. warrant ; to. give perfect,
eatielaction. ' "
Consumers can eaye from 50c. to sl:Pe.FPollud .b 3" purchasing
thbin.eas ofthe - ' t ;
Gitia : 43ll}li(W i rkli " .lo6/11 1 .eik r a
' NOS.' al !AND ,S3*I7BSBY • •
. .
Poet omce Box No. 5643, Nevi iOrk
t A - '
Wo warrant all tip, goods we sell to ~ g iv. . eentire satisfaction. ,Ift
theyare not satisfactry they ihn lie - retdrned at our expetilievrithin'
30 days, anti Thieve the, money refunded. - :.:2, 1 7,, 2 ~ - 2
Through our sy stemOf - aufpyini Clube - Ctroughout the country,
Consumers in-al l parts of th Unitede.Statie can receive their Teas at
the same prices (with the small additional expense of transporta
tion), as though they bought our 'warehouses in the city.
Some panties inquire ,of ms how they shall proceed to get up a
Club. The answer is simply this: Let each ,person wishing to join
in L a pi nb Bay how much Tea or Coffee he Wants, and select the kind
and prlatif from our Price List, as pUblialnid in the paper, or in our
circulars. 'Write the names and amounts , plainly on the list, and
when.the Club is complete send ie by mail, and we will mit up each
partyle goods 2in separate i packagea,-. and mark the name upon
them, with.. the cost, ": so there ,ueed he no confusion in their dis
tritlition—thich par ty getting exactly What he ord'ers, and, no
more. The coat of trammortation the members can'-dividettquita
blY an"nit si biTeet 1:.1 'l.!''.',, ,;"
.:-. a l.c_ et ( , 1 _a - 1
The fiin 151 ay fur ttur geode or d ered can be sent by drafts on,
New•liork by.'Post Office money orders, or by Express, as may suit
the convenience of the Club.' Or; If. the amonnt ordered exceed
thirty .dollers ,we mill, it,pasiro4,o3nA, the goods by - express ? to'
"collect on delirpri." .2 -i„„ • : 2 , _ •
Hereafter' we will send... complimentary package to ,t he party
getting lip the "Club.' Our profile are small, brit we will be as liberal.
as We can afford. We aeud',im oiomplimentarr packages iiir'Citifis?
aims than S3O- • • . '
iii.ll.—All villages andsitowns -Where a-ltirget4timber reside, by
clubbing together, n rethme the coat of their Teas aud
Coffees . about one-third; besides • the Express' thiargee,hy
sending directly to,'!The (treat, - American - Tea Tea Companya 22
BEWAILS of all concerns that adv themselves ap brancbesAf
ir
.._...obi' F.stablialunerit, or ,cop ur, uame, - either wholly or in
2. 'partite they arti'bortr Orr rams. We have no branches,
and do not, in pity ease,'authorize . heime of our name. ,
POST OFFICE orders 'and drafts make payable to the order of
. , . ".. The Great American' Tee go.mpany.n , , 'Direct' letters said
' 'orders 'to the '
GIRAT4.MRIQUTEA..i.4O.,
SI.,A4D 03, , Vg8p" 1 8,TR13141',1 4 14W,Ar0.8X. :
Pm4•ollllcei Box, 6643 New Yor4c - City. Jan2l2t
FOWLE'S PILE AND HIJNIOR' CURE;
One Bottle warranted a perfect cure in ail kinds 11l Two
to three bottles in the worst canes of LEPROSY, SCROFULA,
SALT RHEUM, and ALL DISEASES 01 , THE SKIN. FOB D , TEREIAL
TExamacer. Use. In opseKet, failmwstltulettlerir 7041110diree return
the money, and iiicetlregdlncittletrbf lny agedts. No cases of fail
lire in PILES or littwom!kmtsitzyears!,- n
;Prepared by awriiii"Oiiwi,E;chemiit; 71 Pilnce aL Reston.
,Sphlywerywhere. sla,l39ttle. , • 1, jan2-4t
- .••••:•
*
4silif Salve
18 THR ITNIVER3AL RRMRDT FOR
Estaoitsbed Eturns 3 .B4.ealds.-ICuts4, B ruises, and
1800. - ' ' Field* Itroiinds.
For Chilblains,-Chapped•• Hinds; -Piles t and , Cild.Bciottleits Sores
Eruptions, Dk)tchm Salt:Rheum apd all Cutaneous Diseases.
The RI.ISBA Sa.:LFE . ie .ft Pnium;•vEo 3 7;tina Tirtesapre, wade
from the very best utaterbild;and Cbtubines in ,laelf greater heal
ing Powers than any other preparation tiefor the public. Its time
ly application has been the means ofnivinithonsands of valuable`
lives, and'°trolleying's yaskanionnt of sulleying: Fifty yeafs' ge•
neral use of the Russia Salve is a-noble guarantee of its incompara
bla virtnevls plhealikig oiAtte h r; 17 '
Price 25`dted-'• staple' bore4iit freecinliecelpt of price. - For tale
by all Druggists and:Apothecaries., , • . • • .
• '" REDDING &.bo.,,PßomuceTops,
A NEW ORDEtO THINGP
UNBBE-the,prettent vicious system of trade, committers of goods
'have to pty more thlyi double what theycost, owing to the num
ber of bands through Which they . pass: We-have, therefore,web
lisheda plan Whet ebs .- ctinstnzens An the country towns, eau re
ceive their goods almesttilrect front flat haddi;and'at ve-7 small
advance. , Send.forour. cirtnlar. .& splendid chonce AW offered to
a. ente, male and female,. to get up clubs.`. Address 8. O. THOMP
SON & CO., 30 Hanover Street, Boston Mass. - • •, •
- -
$lO A DAY ILW),E.BT. A.N.Y.ONE;.with .my Patent
Stencil Toola. I pr:epay ‘ sarneas Beware of Jackman., My
circulars it;ill .
A. J. yui,Lerti, Spiingfleld, Vt.
KENNEDY'S
Salt Rheom _ Ointment.
lefi: C . '
Rho only Ointroontldr'tatu . re 'of all 'erujitlona and cutaneotta
it is wlolly. s. ,
t y
A VEGETABLE-COMPOITND.
. . .
Salt Rheum, Erysivelas, Scald Itend„ P les,Felons, Ulcers, Sore
Eyes, Chtlbhune, - Shinglee, Boils, Cats, WnundS, •Blis
tees, Ringworms, Pimples, Burns, Chap- .
peCtiands, Seal&
Kennedy's Salt Rheum Ointment
,
CONTAINSYNitiI 111.10.11.'CIIRY,
or other mineral substance. One trial is sufficient to convince , the
most sceptical. that its efficacy in allaying inflammation and re.
ducingrmffilings is wonderful. • ' '
.FIFTY . CENTS PER BOTTLE. -
bold by all Druggista.
\ A SA77E4
CERTAIN, .
/614 15111 4 1r1 tt-N3 A. 117)
\ Speedy Cure
NEURALGIA,
liaT ear / U D ALL
/ NERVOUS
DISEASES.
Miro& sire
,41Pairs--. •
• -
' It Its' an t aalktling Remedy'
. • . , • .
In alit:saes of Neetralgia bften, effecting a perfect core in
legs than tarentyefeur hours, from thmush of no More.:than TWO or
TAR ItF. PILLS. _ . .
,
, •
Si. • other'form of Newralgia or NOrrons Trinease has Pilled to yield
to this
~ . .
• ' • TiONDERFUL IiEIIitDIAL • AGEXT - . •••
• • ty
!Yen in the sevemet CMOS of Chronic Remmlgia and getigralMar,:
' 'knit dentngeitients;-'-of'Many yenre:fitanding,—a ffectong the 'entire
systeld, in tigtnsettr iriker daya, oir a!fewfweekiPtit•the
wayelaffor44he most, tunonishing nomivmry;lunii_,Esip!.!,4l,
pitalnie ietainplebitigiVia*int.hitrek,
.• •44 it J;' r . i.r.
It cohtaine 110 drugs or Other mu le the alightestOstrime
jnriciuE Otkinto'itie moat delfeatC 41:kd - cab: always be tired
wigkPfirfrotillf .; .'; : :
"ft liiMittrig bawl in cousiant'nee ` by many of our mOs't eminent
physicians, who given their ,nrianhnotmand unqualified approval.'
Pal by m ail du ieceip ` f bi r price as postage t;"
OneriPackagei. SLOW :r( Pos — taget 'cents: .
SA* TEtPkagl 3 . o 4 t..: .274
'Twelve Isatkages 90Q •
• Tile sold hjall wholesaleisfat retail dealers eritgrand midi='
ciuSs 11#244u.t h° 1 - i n it44 s44 B ;lnd • •
CO,,
* • Bole Proprietors.. •
120 Tremont Strept, Gaston, Naves '
. - TURITERt9.. A r -EU:BArAVA 2EP1 9 "1; ; • •
Sold in Augusta at Ftri.j.zwil ;Brig qtore. _
JOHNSON;, H O LLQWAT coyngN: Agents, Philadelphia.. .
,
525 XELn "
Union F'acific Railroad
_Rwming_Wegt from,om4Aia,
ACROSS,f TiIk‘VONTIENENT
ARE NOW COMPLETED.
This bringi the line to thesastern base of the Rocky Mountains,
:and it is expected thnt the track will be laid thirty miles further,
to Evans Pass, the highest point, on the mad, by January. "The
maximum grade from the foot of the mountain to the summit is
but eighty feet to the mile. while that of many eastern roads is
over one hundred. Work in the iiialcitttings on the western slope
will the:wiPter,.anlbithereds ;now DO KOROOII,tO
dOUPtiliS tikeZe,titire:Arand line: to. tbe .Pacific be open..fur
blesineee hi}Afgo., . : . •
The mean provide*for the construction of this fireat National'
Work are ,ample. , The , ,United States. grants its .Bix.iPar- Cent
Bonds at the rAtmof from $16,000 to .545,000 per sods; forcwhich
takes a ascorm 145Oas.eecurity, midreceives :payment. to adargbdc
not to the full extent of its claim in services. - These-Bonds-are
Issued as each twenty-mile section is finished, and after it has been
examined by United States Cotnmiseioners and pronounced to be in
'ail respects a first-class road, thoroughly aupplied with depots, re
pair-shops, stations, and all the necessary rolling stock and other
equipments.
The Unital'W&itee afecilitaiiimicitonation adiiitof land
io;the , militTNiiiicti *Julie a schmen of: Malta reinkine Itlas Cmnrai
knOle'cif Aire And in the Platte 11014 ii"among the Most fei-'
portions liro COVirki - With IMO+
pliOnotitrie and abOund io cool of the besi'quality.
The CoiniCany authorized f r Oletfilaitif P:rst
Bonald'in . ionOuiit'e4t!al to - thy) iseee'br - 40:01;ierninelifithdl
more: iton..ChAesi4.lll% are Truifete
thi'Et'OafilliCkAre,iiiiit deliver . the . Bondi to the UomPlirii oiify
the -. work thei'alwaYi represent an actual and
productive value. - 1
Tlie'an
Ifk z r !l capital of the Company fp' One, liiaid;-ed
DoßaWrif ?vli t i :overawe millions have been paid in upon the" ;
work alreadidone.
'EkR - lIIN6B THE • COMPANY. •
• ';'7.7/..iL171.11 - 71 1 . 11(1
At preeintthe prate of q,f . e,C'eropartp are_!ierirrl only ; from i ts
. ,
local qa.f , idreß43vAßCh.iintrl,thimke4iNerik,to pay.,
the interest on all,ttic,B.Rodo the,Company„canJesup,lf 140,i.a ! bottfer
mile were /TO:. It la ! ne.c, fioniftid r tiffq lvhen Lie road,
ted tii, l 3gbir,o9 okAtke only line_ colrLeP4 l 4 , 9leAllantle 0914
Pacific States will be large beyffilfl Prfs,Of9t..al4,,esAlpfre:vfil.:l,l)e,
no compffOtfT, It pa,4 itiTegie 4.014 e at ppfi.%4,ls,7kteli- ner y
Tt will
be
'NTS° that, the
Z l P* Q `_! Pat
fl?' Baklroad fact, a
Oopalmiipyr:yropsbril4filer ,LII9 p IMI4OR, Rf,,aprerrunent,,
ofticmiwao p,,s,large l ex:tp4ll4illf)eTerfinvßt,mostey,,a4d ffe ,
baw ill a rAYn e il. d e ro9v".fP!'ent 41 41 911. , ,JA Mie'rM4lgut.t,
no nimilar. sepuffityll carefnilyßmrd4d h af:l, etfAairkly, no ..otlmr
;04114.1114, prgpeFty. da :ho , Com,'
T 0 A 0
Pail's
ilkS M Gr' B 11) 3
are an° . 111 1 9lU
EAR; they are the cheapeM security „ in. the market, b:O4 /1101*
than H. per cent . than ti.l3,n;Mis. ' Vbey,paY
. . ,
SIX P C OIL D
or over qr.f.IIIISI.ZaER F CBJNT. upon the inireetnlenES'Aiii?..-
PAINTER Third st.,
DE WAVEE st.,
avreltk
THE TRADESitiN'S NATYO.**I.I3AER. •
In Wilmington, Delaware, by .21,4 wuZ. ....A
i.
E.-13...R081N50N & CO., .
JOHN MoLEAR & ,SON ! -t
and in New York at the "CoinpanY's - Onlee,lso. 20 Nassau street
GONTINNNTAL NAIIIONAT, BANS, No• 7 Nassairste
CJARK.DQD9g k90,01,4nkere,N.Q.35/ Null st: ,
JOHN J. CISCO Jr SON, Bankers, No. 33 Wall et., e::
and by the Company's fulyeftlsed„ , .ftente, threnghout the 'United
States. Remittances aboard be. made in drafts nrAher Binds par,
In N'ew York and the boildsalli be Sent free of
_charge . bi,return
express.
A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP,.showing the Progress of the
Work, Resources for Construction, and Table of Bonds, may be ob
tained ta thc;toinoanios'ofiteelioiloritz7-Atiehrilaik en iii;
he sent free on application.
JOHN J. o'lBoo, 'Prima urer New 'York
December 12,1887. `c. , • 4t.
. ' AIITTED,,' AO.ENafg;:i. . ._ , -
4 ' '.slfs . to $lOO i)eilitotith; fWeitwblire, Mali and Omitle; to'
- liitrodace the OENOINN PROVISO' COMMON. SENSE
AMILT SEWING 'M'ACHINE This - Mactilee will''
eltitek,'ltein fell, tuck quilt,' cord, bind, br aid ' add , eik,i-!
kidder in a most atiperior manner. - ' '
. • rine onlj $18.• '''Fully •Waritinted fdr' five years. We
will pay $lOOO tor 8,..y m chme that will sew a stronger,
#
••"-
more oemititel,• or More Wattle heard OULU Mint. It . makes'
the "Elastic Leek Stiteh.""'Y..verY'ieeOnff etiteh'cain 'he
. -..-: eta, - and`still.the cloth cannot be pulled apart with ..ut
tearing it. We pay Agents irom $75 to s2oo.pef month. and expen"='
sea, or a commiemon Wratlf vilich twice that amount can be made.
Addresa - SECOMMAIOO.,PITTSBUROIL PA., or.posToN, MASSP
CAUTION.—Do not be imposed upon by other parties palming
off worthless. cast-iron machines, nudes the same name or . other
wine. Ours is the only genuine any really practical cheap machine
manufact '.4. l .ol:l 1 ;.: 0: 7T t :I'll 7.T.:4'3 i!, '4 AL-414.1?
AGENTS WAIiTBII FOB )R. WILLIAM SMITH'S
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE. Written by 70 of the
most Dlrinei in Europe and
with over 125 .SissEr. atm 4140 3 0 a linnampats, Oranpl.4'ey t One
-
Large Octavo 'Volume. Price 10350. -We:employ no General
Agents, and offer Extra inducements to-Agents'dialing with - Inn .
Send for Ci :sakiand fennel.
dec 264 A-„ ; • . - 3 _ .• .1 t i• •7 ;
TURNER'S PATENT
ENB IO
LADDER.
TER ATTENTION OF
Farmers,"
Prue. t Growers,
,MOOLaitiPPy and
Uo 11 : 12 .f! Keepers
•
Isini4tedito.this useful Improiiment; It is composed of
anz,xlimmtio,f of§ectioos or,Joints, which cantle used, either
m y,. 9r cruketted, forming, a ,Ladder. of any DESEELED
icslors < ,l - eau be
L iterli i ikkb: OR= SHORTENED ,
Without tiesoending to the ground:
:IB 111ELYSIIIIPORTiliii; not' inquiring the upper end to
Jean against say object). .6onflected with it is s MOTABLII
STI pt, ,gqing an easy foothold for Apia) using it.
• • 1 , • •
READILY' lIRMOSPORTED,
.•:, • f, :•••. •
•because easily closed tO siso—and quickly changed
into eithet'is
STE, A. DT) F. EL
A b : 11'01 e
SC-A.V.V 4OP iLar )
I'AlttakitS •
MiS , keep different; Sections' for use it separate plases or
their tams; and when iiieittif long Ladder, the Sections
eatvbe eetuseeteth • ..; .
VIttIT'7dROVOrERS
ban gather the fruit without reattng , afe t iost the tree—thus
avoiding injttry:t& the tre*.. • Two Or toiore °in work at one
timq and ftuitl am- be ‘reacked by the -ald of Ibis Ladder,
that would otherwieebe unattainable withont:straining' or
britialnithe'limbs;
AYIECAINICS
'' l • lOW : ,
Can raise or lower it, Seotiow ai l ßouindlat. a time, without
descending to the ground, and eawmadily change it into n
fitin -
HOUSE'IIEEPERS
Can etsploy it as a Step-LaiNar,or f ardinary size, or convert
it into a long Ladder.
e are prepared dispose of
Manufacturing or Belling Rights, or Supply the Trade.
A tiii ar N ,ir
wit - ztz u T) .e ir . A .
. v o ery . SAu!a , n!y . ..
e Fo u r full particu
ci W Mt/
Aciir 3
TII4.NER'S PATENT ;lADDE'II,
P. b., Box 2018
. . .
, .
„Or' lolcidels 'min ax!, 'seen , and 'full infcirrOalon gicin M
128 8. Front St.,' . 1124 3m
'NEW: EDITIONS
STORK'S WORKS.
I.
BONE .00EICOS Or EE EEIr TESTAMENT :
THE CEARA= 01 e ltat iripir,TESTAXEST.
ILL •.
AN VSTYLATBD.4OS Or ALARM LIITEER,
:
LUTKKWS
allidirkiAS tit/Ws
iFSUE; 4 l3rnig
T11&:SPBIT An BRUM 01 Till , (3111STIAN,. MANN.
.
golartype! Wood.Burturt.g' ;Stove.
, .
Thie celeb6ted Bearing Stove, on the principle of the Hot Air
Furnace, keeps fire night and day with one-third the wood /Dither
stoves, 'Mad is aperfeot regulator. lt took thajiigieet premium at
the .tiow York State Fair.' It, is - cheaper more ilurable, more
. .
. . .
healthy - ,'and a better heater than any coal store. !ro Emily should
he . without one, if only for the nursery and sick „rom p : in spring as
welt as winter. To bring it to every house, stwo and office, single
any Paq of the, thti,ted, §tates or Canada
lit pie, the lOvreet eatoketude pt;ice.. •
Bitit4Rfttelit to.• • ""J. C. COPHIRAFE,
' • — tt L •
- • —: IS; ; . ;:
M E G
•Under &gm Geneva
Tin,9o4E9* PMSENTS,SUP,WOA.ADYANTAGEB in els
gankacsofr9dations,,kpch ani_wi4cl34l,9tcißlina, with all that
is We l eed * l:o Ih 4 cire ilte'highe'stattainayle . einis of a
Thorough,. Practical Acoomplaed t %littler'. Edo
: . •
*lO3rxt4PB4,PP opens , 1.,;, •
A. ; ,4„.374.* r
AppliesponAcnall
, - ,REWA - ; W.,IOOOIICLES, D.D.,
ded2444 • "; . ‘ qi 1‘ - President.
"
iMELSBIC .41t , HODGE,
'PLITAID.E.O, GAS AND szeiut FITTERS,
1 ‘ 444 4 egkintiv Seventh Street,
'Pnuatatialtio. •
A L A . ,2 *ETT. . yt, aopoz.
• Gam Fiutaree'of all.kinds fumbled. Country work prompt
attend~edjto All work warranted, Anzli
SANUEL 11 FULTON
7
STATIA FANCY ' STATIONERY
AND
C Pr _NW VING
41k :
• E' "X' A B Id
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PHILADELPHIA, PA
THE "
Hl)dtet ter, N. Y