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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.
Keligiotts CosrvBimoJT. The Wes
Ts'ew Jrrsny Haptlst Sunday School Convention
assembled In the meetirifr-house of the Borden
town Huptist Church on Tuesday lost, the Presi
dent, J. 1). Tustin, in tho chair. The Uev. P. L.
Davie, Pastor of the Tabernacle Church, Cam
den, wan appointed Secretary pro tera. The ses
sion was opened with prayer and sinslnp. In
the absenco of the Executive Committee, a new
one was appointed by the President The Presi
dent appointed the iollowinjr Committees: On
ApnhchtiODS ot New tjohooli; to Nominate
OfUcers; on Obituaries: and on Next Daco of
Mectinir: all of which brought In their reports
dunne the session, which were approved. The
usual letters for the past year were read, ex
hibiting an unusuul depiee of religious interest
in tho churches and Sabbath Schools repre
sented in the Convention. Many of tho pupils
have been converted during the past year. Ap
propriate resolutions were passoil In which the
ottict-rs and members of the Convention ex
pressed their heartfelt eraituiie to God lor the
great success that had attended their efforts
dtirine ibe vea'-in extendint; the Influence ot
the 8bbiith School, and In the conversion ol so
many ot the dour outli. A mm her oi eloquent
and appropriate speeches were made on thi
occasion, in reference to tho qiuetlon. How
shall the spiritual interests of the youth lately
converted in the Sabbath Schools ba bet pro
moted?" The next mooting will bo at Mount
Holly, on the secoudTue3duyin April, 1887.
Ajj Active Campaign. The leading
politicians ol Camden city and county are
taking measures to commence at uo curly d.iy
tho canAao which will result in tho election of
Congressmen and Legislators-tho eomimr fall.
Iho Union party will work with rel"ub'iod
energy to secure v mniurtty in the Legislature,
othut tho roMtion ot United States 8-nitor
will not renmin untlllci aiothcr yenr by tho
jw t onnf one man in tkoir ranks. Tha Dmo
crats will also work hard lor the sura ( purpose.
UASfHOMK Engine. -Tho Franlclin En
cine Company, of Ormnntown, have provided
themselves with a new and tine steamer, which
has been keiit in the Weccacoe Engine Com
.panv'a house, In Camden, lor a lew davsnaM;.
It is from the An oekea works, and was taken
home to Cermanrown this morning.
The Rkcknt Accident. Coroner Ro
"berts held a view of the bod v of th child who
was killed by being run over by a loaded wagon,
yesterday, and the decision was arrived at that
the sad occurrence was a mere accident.
Ceukch Affairs. On Sunday morning
Mx persons were received into membership of
the Tabernacle Baptist Church, and in the even
ing six more were baptized.
CITY INTELLIGENCE
Fcr Additional Local Items see Third Fage.
Arrested. James Young was arrested
last evening on the charge ot hicrhway robbery.
It appears that a Mr. (Jallasher was walking
along Lombard street, near Socond, about 12
o'clock on Easter Sunday nizut, when he was
overtaken by a man who represented himself to
belong to tho Harbor Police, and who entered
into conversation with Gallagher. In an un
guarded motrent Gallagher was knocked down
by the pretended police officer, and robbed of a
pocket-book and cont and hat.
Yesterday evening Gallagher was walking
along Walnut slreet in company with Officer
Droomal, when he passed a man having on him
what he (Gallagher) recognized as bis coat The
fellow was stopped, but immediately undertook
to make his escape. After running a short dis
tance he was arrested, 'and locked up. A num
ber ot pawn tickets were found in his possession.
The Great Tragedy. There- are no
new developments in the great murder case
worth recording. A man made his appearance
at the Central Station this morniDg, who claims
to be an old acquaintance of Probst, both in
Germany and this country. He stateB that he
knows his whole history, and requested permis
sion to see the prisoner, In ordei to try and get
a full statement from him in the way of a con
fession. Chief Detective Franklin will accom
pany the man to Mo varaensing Prison to-dav, and
afford him an interview with Probst. It is esti
mated that fen thousand persons visited tho
scene of tho tragedy yesterday. Penknives were
used all over the premises, and thousands of
persons carried away relics. Some bark was
discovered on a tree containing blood, but tho
knives of relic huuters stripped the tree of Its
bark.
A Bold Robbery in Day-time During
the funeral of the Dearlng family, on Saturday
afternoon last, the lannly of Mr. Grubb, who
reside In Juniper street, below Locust, went out'
to witness tho sad scene. A thief took advan
tage of the absence ot the family, and broke into
the house, and commenced ransacking it from
top to bottom, in quest oi valuables. Tho bed
clothes were upset and household utensils scat
tered around in crreat contusion. A twenty-dollar
note, which was overlooked by the thief, whs
found on the floor when the family returned. It
la believed that the thief secured a watch, which
he carried oil'.
Burglar Attacked by a Dog. On
Saturday nltrht the residence of Mr. Charles
McGiuley.at Manayunk.was entered by a would
be burglar, by climbing over a shed aud eet'iug
in at a back window. The family hearing a
noise, werejaroueed, when the fellow proceeded
to effect his escape. A dog belonging to a Mr.
Brown, who resides next door, made an attack
on the retrenting burglar, and grabbed him by
the leg. The owner of the dog came to the
thief's rescue. Not understanding the real facts
of the case he called the animal off, when the
thief beat a hasty retreat and got off,
A Sacril16I0TT8 Thief. On Friday night
the priest's residence, adjoining the Catholic
Church, on Price street, Germautown, was en
tered by a basement window, and the sacriligi
ous thief attempted to break open what is known
as the tabernacle, in which certain sacred arti
cles are kept, uud which stood upon an altar.
The tabernacle was defaced and broken, but the
thiet aid not succeed in getting anything. A
hole was drilled throueb. tha door of tho taber
nacle, but an entrance could not be effected
into it.
Arrested After a Lono Drive.
Henry Manderflcld, alias Wilson, hired a car
riage and pair of horse at Heading recently,
under pretense ot taking his sister out riding.
His ride was a long one, tor be drove all the
way to this city, where he attempted to sell
the team, w hich was valued at $050, tor $225.
He whs suspected and arrested, and the above
facts leaked out, when he wus tent back to
.Reading lor trial.
Tue Great Sale of Pictures. Very
considerable excitement is felt in tine art cir
cles in record to the approaching sale conducted
by Mr. Robinson. The collection contains some
special gems, to which it is our intention to refer
specially in another issue. In the meantime, we
urge all w ho admire flue paintlnes to call at Mr.
Robinson's gallery, and examine the pictures.
The larce sales ot first-class paintings is an indi
cation of a growing taste for art in the country
which Is very gratifying.
Conspiracy to Rob. On Saturday even
ing, wlii'e . a colored man was engaged in
paying a ' colored woman some money,
at a house in the neighborhood of Eighth and
Bt, Mary's street he was approached bv two
other men, and the money In bis possession
forced from him. He cried murder, when the
woman and her accomplices, who are named
Virginia Chippey, Charles Manning, and George
jNUon, were arrestea.
Pickpocket Arrested. Charles Sanders,
ft New York pickpocket, was arrested by Officer
Clirard, of the Harbor Police, on Saturday even
ing, at Franks' auction store. Second and Noble
dtreets, while attempting to pick a man's pocket.
He was committed to prison by Alderman
3 outsat
THE Vtklhi EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY,
TnR Biter Bittrn.--6ix Salmfcav niht,
a burglar entered tho premises oi Mr. John
Campbell, situated oa the hill back of Mana
yunk, and alter .looking around, could find
nothing to take away that suited his fancy, ex
cept a bee-hive. The bees not relishing such an
invasion ot their domain, emersred irom their
hive in Inrtre numbers, and made a eeneral attack
on the fellow. He in stun? about tho eyes
until ho was nearly blinded, when he ran off as
fast as his legs would carry him, almost scream
ing with pain. ,
Attempted Burglary. About ten
o'clock' on Saturday night the residence ot
Thomas O'Brien, in (.'rape street, between Oro
eon and Mam street, Munayunk, was entered by
a burrlur, who aMen.pt d to carry oil a trunk.
The family up tnrs ere alarmed by the noise,
when tho thief took t his heels end escaped.
Attempt to Ron a Church. Last night
the lTebbyterlan Cbti.cb at llolmesonrfc was
entered b.v some scoundrels, whoso object was
unquestionably plunder, but formnatelf they
had their labor lor their pains, as they obtained
nothing.
Fell from a Bridge. About 6 o'clock
on Friday evening a muu named Robert Krish
niclch fell trom a bridge on lirown stre?, ne.tr
the Germantown Railroad, and fractured his
hip.
To Clothiers Our purchase! for this season
having been delayed, waiting the expocted decline
in goods, we have now on band tho largest and beat
aseortcd stock ot Clothing in rhiladolDhla, pur
chased for cash exclusively, at the very lowctt rates
of the season, which enables us to realize, a fair profit
and if 11 at, priors lets than too cot of same goods in
most other establishments We can supply olothiors
doing a fine city trade, with goods adapted to their
talcs, at prices so muoh lowor than the cost of thoir
present stocks, that, by making an average of the
whole, they will be enabled to dispose of their goods
at prices covoiing the average cost, and even paying
a profit, ; Bknnrtt & Co.,
lOWEH 11 ALL,
No. 618 Market Street.
Tb Naughty Sow
"lint, you jouru scamp, did I not say
Yon should not buy near o.othos to-day f
To hav my words obeyed I meant,
As thongh I were the President I"
"Well, oad, and even In that case
I mean to have the Senates place,
Tbontih you voto any measure,
1 can i ass it at my p easure ;
And is it conies than, after all,
I've get a suit trom lower liall!''
We have-
All-wool Fancy Cossimero Coats, as low as. ...$5 00
rants . ... 4tw
" " " Vests " ... 2 50
Making an ei.tire all-wool fancy suit for $11 60
All-wool black .-ack Coats as low as $11 00
" CaeBimore Pants " 5 00
" " Cloth Vo-ts " 4 0t)
Making an entire all-woo black suit tor 20 00
All-wool conn style fancy cassunore suits, to
match, for 614 00.
Astomstiinp as these prices may soem. compared
with those to which we have been accustomed tor
several years, thoy ato not fictitious we have the
gonrts in quaiitttirs, nt tne prtcet memlumea. We
make uo no traeh tnoy are all semceable rod-.
Advancing; lrom those rates we have mods ot mil
pracien, uo to the very finest labrios, comnrfRingr ott
far tho largest and most complete assortment of
Clothing in rhliudejptiia omen's, youtns', and boys'),
surta8cn dv none, ana equaiiea Dy low, in stylo,
make, and fit, at prices guaranteed lo vor than the
lowest eisewnere, or me money rei'inaeo.
bkknbtt & co ,
Tower Hall, '
No. 618 Mabket Street. '
Civil W bight's Bill I
Those who?e wrongs or bodies
want redreosiu?, are invited,
belore it u too late,
to look into tbeTnerita ot this Bill, and to
communicate its teachings to their neighbors. '
Let al' citis ns awaken 10 the tacts herein contained!
Ueiow we give an exact conv of the Bill, taken
from the file in the House :
Philadelphia, April 11, 1868.
Civil Weight. Fq.
Bought ot Cuarlus Stokes & Co ,
Clothiers under the "Continental."
To one Spring Suit (all wool bootch) $25.
Received payment,
Charles Stokes & Co., one-price Clothing,
No. 824 Cues-nut Btreet.
Curtains Selliko Off More Dollar Laoe Cur
tains. Just received, a large lot of Auction (JuiUiitig
at $1, also at 2,8, and odollarx; and same ot tho
ftno-t rtal Luce, Curtains ever Introduced In this
market, at cheaper rutes than beforo the war, jbr
cash, at W . Henhy Fattkn'8,
JSC, ivja luoBtim street.'
New Dbebs-making Kstablibhment. At the
urpont solicitation of numerous vaiued patron, we
have opened a department for Ladies' Dress-making,
with pint able rccep'ion rooms for the fittin", etc,
where we aie now prepared to execute alt orders in
the best and latest European stvle, with the utmost
promptness.
Ladies seea tear no disappointment in revaro to
their orders being delivered punctually at the time
promised. J. VV. Proctor & Co.,
ao. uu vueanui uiroei.
An Extended roPOLABrrr. "Brown's Bron
chial Troches" have been before the public many
years. Each year finds them In new localities in
various parts of thev or'd. The Troches are pro
nounced universally superior to all other artioles
need for similar purposes. For relieving Coughs,
Colds, and Throat Diseases, the Troches ha vo been
prox td reliable. .
Lace Curtains. Slightly damaged real Laoe Cur
tains, heavily wonted, tome ot which are tho most
e eyant ever introduced in this market Also, Not
tingham Curtaius. from auction, some as low a 81,
selling off at ration's Curtain Store, No. 1408 Ches-
nut street, w
Window Shades Selling Off More Dollar
Shades at Fatten's. Jusr received trom auction sales
a lot of (Shades, which shall be sold as low as a Dol
lar at VV . H KNRY f ATTKN'8,
no. iwo unoenut street.
A Delightful Dressing fob the Hair
"Lyon's Kathairon" eradicates scurf and dandruff,
keens the head cool and cloan, makes the hair rich
and glossy, prevents it Tom turning grey and falling.
oft, and restores it upon prematurely oalu beads.
or sale every wncre.
lliuuitu x uii;jlo x iifiiiiKrupiis Ul Buperiur
quality, style.exccution and finish; likenesses of rare
anniiracv. Xnw Is the tune in harm fa RiLlitirnntnrv
Tl n T ......- r. Tll.t I... f f
pictures. B. V. Re liner's, No 624 Arch street.
To Destrov Moths
Camphorated Vctivert,
Sold at I'ariish'g, No 800 A' oh street.
NewLaceC urtains At I'atton's, No, 1108 Ches-
nut street.
5-20 Coupon, Due Mat 1t,
WANTkD BY DuEXKL & CO.,
No South Third street.
W.JfcB., Good Clothing, Ouk Hall, Sixth and Market.
W.fcB., Good Clothing, Oak Hall, Sixth and Market.
W. It 15., Good Clothing, Oak Hail, Sixth and Market.
W. ft B., Good Clothing, Ouk Hall, Sixth and Market.
W.fcB,, Cood Clothing, Oak Ual' .ixtnasd Market
W. ft 11., (ood Clothing. Ouk Hail, Sixth and Market
MARKIKD.
EDMUNDS CEO VVKLIi On tho 14th instant,
by I lie lie v. Mori m (I Minlion. Ant;
1). EDMUNDS, Unitod Sta esr.avy, to Miss I.YDI A.
v .. uuujiiiar oi i nomas v uroweii, oi xvoriolk, Va.
(Norfolk papers u lease copy.)
McEWAN KAKCHKR On the 11th Instant, br
the Key lieorge Maddotk, JAUtS E. McMVAN
loaiAui A.aiwbiH both of this city.
BR EM Fit. On the morning ot the 14th Instant,
JU.M 11 A., younKest oi.ild ol Josopu A, and Eliza
beth W. Bremer, aved 8 months.
1 he relatives and irieudH ot tne family are invited
to aitond the fuuera, lrom the residence of his
parents, No. 028 N. Eittu street, on Mouday after
noon at 2 o'olock. without further notioe.
DORSET. On tli lath Instant. Urn iirimni
DOHsEV, in the 42d veoj ot her ago, widow of the
lat Ueorge W. Dnrsey.
The relatives and friends are resnectftillv InvltAil tn
attend the funeral, from her late residenai, No. 1040
Buttonwood stieet, on Tuesday, tie 17rh instaut, at
1 o'olock 1". M. To pioceed to Mount Morruh Ceme-
exy.
ERWIG.-On the 14th instant. CLEMENT Ell.
Y It, In the 87ih year oihi se.
The ma e friends of tne family are Invited to at
tend the Inn oral, trom his late restdonce, Laxaretto
road, Twenty-fonrth Ward, on Wednesday morning,
the 18th Instant, at 8 o'clock, without further notioe.
FOCER.-On the 15th In-tant,- Mr. FRANKLIN
S. EOCER, in the Mtu year of bis age.
j Be relatives aad Iriends oi tne lamny, biro a
Of Safety Division. No. 886, 8. of T., and Kadiant
Star Lodge, No. 2-T2 1. O. ot O. F.. are respeoifuily
Invited to attend the lnneral, on Wednrsday aiter
nnon next at 1 n'nlnrk 1mm his late residence. No.
170 Lam el street, without further not! no. Funtiral to
proceed to St. John's M. B. Church .Vault. ,
IfFED Kirlv on the morning ot the 16th Instant.
LEONARD JEWELL onlr child of Henry H.and
Emily E. Kred, aged 4 years and 7 months.
The relatives and male menus ot the family are
respeciinily invited to attend tho funeral, from tne
residenon of b's parents. No 1425Cheenat street, on
Tuesday, the 17ib insiant, at 8 o'olock I', M. -,
WILSON. On the 14th instant. SARAH 8., wife
Ot t-icorge M. Vilson
The relatives and rrtonds are rSipeo'flilly invited
to attend the funernl fiom the re dence of her
bnband. Fourth-dav moining. the 18 h instant, at
11 o'clock. C arriages will be In waiting at Chnsnut
Hill Drnot. to mcot the cars leaving 1 biiadclnhia at
8 o'cloc.K. '
A BRTJTAL MCRDBB, Oil A MIDNIGHT
burn'arv, mtght. perhaps be nrnvontod If you now
siinpllol .yoiirscii with a Watodman's Ra t as a
means ot assmtanca. we sua hive a in i yarief oi
Urans Iron, and Mlver ulatod Unor Chains and Door
Bolls. TKUMAN KH.lW,
So bss (Eight Thlrty-llvel MARKET Ht . below Ninth.
TJDB-A-nUH, RAT-TAT-TAT.. DOOR AND
Jl Gate Knockers of several pattsrflV and floor Bolls
aud Fixtures, for sale at the Hardware Ptnre of
TKUMAN 8, BtlAW,
Ko. 833(EICht Thlrty-flve) MAKKKT nt . below Slnth.
X7IRE HANGING BASKETS, OF A VA-
rletv of nattnrns. and Hooks. Brackets. Chains.
and Itlnys fur lianglug thcui by tor sale by
inuniAi Ob miAn,
Ho. m (KlRht Tbtrtv-tlve) M AKKkT Rt. below Ninth.
JORDAN'S TONIC ALE,
JOliDAN'8 TONIC ALE.
JUxUlAH'B TONIC ALE.
JORDAN H TOSIC ALE.
It Is recommended by physicians of this and other
daces as runerlor tvntn. and retinites but a trial to
convince the mo.t skeptical of Its great mu ll. To be
had, wholesals and retail, of P. I. JORDAN,
no. Iiv rt,n mreer
ChaniDaana Cider, by the dozen, bottled, or hr the
barrel i US
IIE FLORENCE
LOCK AND KNOT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES,
Are the best and the only tamlty machines warranted to
give entire satisfaction, or money returned.
SALESROOMS,
No. C30 CHESNUT STREET
N. B. All kinds of fine Sewing and Btitohing promptly
done in the neatest masner. '
Opera tois taught on the Florence, without charge, at
the office. 36 tf
QREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK.
Mesnrs MARVIN A Go. ( 263 Broadway:
Oentikmen : We have Just opened the -
Alum and Dry Plaster Safe
We bought of you a short time since. It was In the
second story of the bulldlns corner of Broadway and
Barclay street and fell into the cellar, and it gratifies as
very much to be able to say. that cvest book, pap En,
akd bank bill is in oood OBDKB, very much better
tuan ws could have expected, after the intense beat.
"We shall want another and much larger one of the some
sort very soon. Years truly,' . i
WILLIAM A. DROWN A CO.ES3
KbwTobk, Aprin, 1866.
A full Assortment of the above
SAFES,
Perfectly Dry and Thoroughly rire-Proof,
And furnished with the Best Locks, for sale by
MARVIN & CO.,
No. 721 CHESNUT Street,
(MASONIC HALL).
Call before purchasing, or send for Illustrated Cats
logne. 4lUtathnt5p
ROGERS'
FRAGRANT 0D0NT0LIIVE,
FOR
CI E AN SING AND PRESERVING
THE TEETH.
Removes all sulstancei destructive
to the teeth, prevents discoloration and
the accumulation of Tartar, and a
spongy relaxed condition of the Gums,
imparting a pleasant and refreshing
fragrant taste to the mouth.
Guaranteed to contain no acid, or
any substance that will injure or de
stroy the teeth.
Its cleansing and healthful proper
ties are certified to by prominent Den
tists throughout the country.
Hold liy DrnfrKlstfl, Fancy Goods Deal
era and Pat-rumors, and at Depot, No. 83
LlliEKTY (Street, New York.
Ask for ROGERS' FRAGRANT
ODONTOLINE, and take no other.
JOHNSON. HOLLO WAY & COWOEN.
8 20 tuthtllitrp WHOLESALE AGENXS.
piNE SHIRTS,
Money Refunded if Not Satisfactory,
. MADE OF NEW" YOIK HILLS MUSLIN, only 4 00
Ubiial price SIS 60.
MADE OF WAMSUTtA MUSLIN, only 3 "75, usual
price 85 00.
BOTS' PniltTS on band and made to order.
A liberal deduction to holt sale trade.
TV L. JACOBS,
No. 1226 CHESNUT Btreet,
i
29 tllBtUjuiTO
Philadelphia.
gPLENDID TABLE CLOTHS
AND NAPKINS.
Just received, a fieah Invoice oi
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS,
WITH BAPKIK8 AND DOILIU TO MATCH.
The veiy finest goods Imported.
SHEPPARD.VAN HARLINGEN& ARRISON.
412 thstuSt
o. 1C0S COSNUT Btreet.
JtJEW LINEN GOODS,
Just Received Direct from Europe,
i 4t 1 ' V 1 . .
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
I No. 823 ARCH STREET,
RETAIL, AT IMPORTER'S PRICES.
I
LINEN LAWN DRESSES, New Styles, very
Handsome. ... , '. t .... '
LINEN TRAVELLING DRESSES, Entirely
New Design.
NEW TRINTED LINENS, landing from
steamer 'TropontlB..' ,'l . ."'
GOLDEN FLAX IRISH 8IIIRTINO LINENS,
all the numbers. These ' Linens are of extra
weicbt and quality.
TOWER-LOOM TAELK LINENS, from 874
cents per yard. -
BLEACHED TABLE LINENS, New Patterns,
very cbpap.
CUEAP NAPKINS, landing from ' irtcaroer
'Helvetia."
TABLE CLOTnS, Rare Styles, with NAP
KINS to match. . t , ,
TOWELS, of every kind, from 25 cents to
$1-25 each.
NURSERY DIAPERS, All the Widths Re
quited.
TOWELIN0S by the yard. :
CRASH DIAPER, HUCK, ETC.
LINEN DRILLS AND . DUCKS, in White,
Colored, and Fancy. 1
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, Every Kind, for
Ladies', Cents', and Children.
SHIRT BOSOMS, of very Superior Quality.
BIRD E5E AND OTHER DIAPERS.
LINEN CAMBRICS AND LAWNS.
Linen Buyers will save time and money by oomina
direct to .
MLLLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
8 8l Mntb No. 8Q8 ARCH Street.
F0UETH AND AR0H, ?
AUK NOW OFFERING, AT THE LOWES1
RATES, A FINE S10CK OI
SPRING GOODS,
FOR CITT RETAIL BALES.
NAVIES' SACK C LOTH S. ..
PAS II ION ABLE SILKS.
NEWEST DRESS GOODS.
KKW SPRING SHAWLS. '
TOURIST DRESS GOODS. 1 4 12 thstaSp
EKSTBLACK SILKS. ' '
RICHEST GRENADINES, ETC. ETC.
ESTABLISHED 1841.
WABBIRTON & S0,
No. 1004 CHESNUT St.
SILKS, ' ' "
RIBBONS,
AND MILLINERY GOODS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
REAL LACES,
EMBROIDERIES,
WHITE GOODS,
HANDKERCHIEFS,
CLOVES, ETC
CJold the I3aais of Prices.
4 8Btuth
A GOOU DISCOUNT JO THE TRADE.
NOW OPEN,
PARIS MADE MANTILL iS.
RICH SILK BASQU1NES.
i
men SILK JACKETS.
RICH SILK CIRCLES.
DEMI-SEASON JACKETS.
DEMI-SEASON BASQUINES.
DEMI-SEASON R0T0NDES.
F1KE LLAMA LACE GO CDS.
DENIELLE DES INDES.
BLACK LACE SHAWLS.
WHITE LACE SEAWLS.
J. W. PftOCTOll A CO.,
8 27 tuthf2mrp No. Q2Q CHESNUT St.
17IGHTH 6TK EE 1" RIBBON STORE, No. 107
l vii r.i.lH Ktrret. lourdoore above Arch street
I woulu renpt'Cliuliy announce to the ladiea generally
t net I nuve now opeu, v wvmjj rcuuuu iirwce, vow
olete awiortment of'
P MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS,
""bTKAW, BRAID, AND HAIR BONNETS,
STRAW HATS,
i THica omi Children, the newest Shanes and ntvlee
nuKHtl fciLKS, CK Fif , hi all Ihatlvs, with Kl boons
to B1,hXKET ANI) TRIMMINQ HIBBON3,
the bet to he tound In thhieliv
FMEKi III AM' NtW YOHK BONNET FKAME3
at tha lowest P'-Jch PL0Wf!Mt
.nlAt.ilM VAV'AtV. '
ii... ni iuinnH. Laces. Bonnet Ornaments 1 in fact.
every iirtluie mod iu uaklng or trluiiuUig abouueior
liat.
Orders as punctually as heretofore attended to.
; JULIUS SICHEL,
1 (Late Blchel Weyl),
I JTtulbslmrp No. 107 N. tltiUTU Street.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVESTONES. ON
hand, slarve assortment of Oravesones. of varl
ons designs uisde of the tluest Italian and American
lUrbl.at theMarhl. Works of gTKINVETZ,
1 27 tuthnJnj SLUOE Avenue, below tlevemh sueet.
APRIL 16, 1866.
HOWELL & BOTJRKE,
ALANtiFACTOHERS
or
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
N. Ej CORNER
OF
I OURTnAlVD MARKET STREETS
rnjiAD3LrrtiA.
THE CHOLERA ,
Deprived of Its Horrors by Purifying
! and Enriching the Blood.
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KO W IS THE TIME TO VSE APHE VENTIVE.
There Is None Equal to Helmbold's
Highly Concentrated Fluid
Extract Sarsaparllla.
TOE CHOLERA.
Is deftctlTS Titallrstlon ol the blood, and when the blood
loses us
LIFE GJVINO POWER,
t etnttn reisxsMen of the contiae'Un nowrr ol the
blovtt vfn'r$ ot ihe (if snd the Intrntlnes open their
myrtfld vioi a tnu i srn ai ine aiuuininoos or ueeif
mali ln material incfon lrom bowels
TVH AM)HKAI.TIlY BLOOD 1KK8IHT8 DIHEASB,
Andwhlle ikeiemay tie no occsslun tor alarm, those
of tmi urt blvvii ate u.ost .table to sufler.
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tamto tBt rerjiuautsot Ul K E beredltry or other-
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out. none cau fqual Iu eliect Heimbold'a L'oinpouud Ex
naoi 01 HarSiiarll a It cleanses anil renovates the
b ood. instils tnevitorof health Into the sys em. and
lurtt. tut the butuurs whtub make disease. lttluia
lates the healthy luncilons of tie body, and expels the
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whatevt.r pan tliev nicy attai K. " liounauoa ale an
nually In m prolracteu discuno 01 til 9 vliuis. and from,
iheububeol mercury VIU n liosnlt.1, as um and
pii.ous, and ratlsiy yourself 01 1 e tru litu'uns of this
asFer ion. Tbe sst.ui best lealfta tne iuruadsof thea
diseapca by a judicious combination ot Tunics.
Hiln.boiil's i.lably ouccmraieil F uid Extraot8ar
aparUla Is a Tonic of the reatent vnlue arrestliifi the
moot Invett-rBte disease artor 1 lie glatnls anj destroyed,
anu the loins aiready alleciml. Jlils h the testimony
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hlruriiical liO'ivw, on the subject of the ex
true ot feai tupaiiila In veneiea. allecuons, by Benjamin,
iraven, t. K. !..eic Speaking 01 Byphliis, aud aisnaiHsa
aritlLg rm the excess of uiunuiv, he .ies. What no
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rarilla, added to a pint 01 water. Is equal to the Lisbon
lMet Drink, and one botiieis euua. toaxaliou of tbe
Svrup 01 Knri-ui krlila, cr the detocilon as Ufua lymade.
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sarv to prepare It trcrb every uay, and ihe s.irui u still
more ohjeotimable, as It Is weaker than the decoction;
lor a tulu saiuiated w 1th sumr Is succptible of holding
In 10 u 1 um much 1cbi exiraoilve matter than waier
alon. . and hesyiup isohernlne 0I1J1 ctlonan e for the
patient Is frequently nauseated, und bla s omacU sur
lelted, bv the Un-e proporuou 01 suk'ar he Is obilg-ud to
take with each done 01 t-arapuril a aud which la ol no
ure whatever, except to ke p the decoction from spoil
ing. I'cre the uOvunlunt nnd superiority of tbe Fiuld
r.x tract in a cumpnrulive view are strikluglv manifest.
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CBE 111 'IHE UM't'lD blA'lE- AIMV and are also.
In very aene'Sl use hie'l 'he stute HOPl'iTALi and
tUBLKJ hAMl'ARY 1KB IT 11 II NH Ihrougliout the
and a well as In private practice, and are considered
as Invaluable lemeiili's.
80LD BY ALL TlRrOOISTS.
Principal Denot IlELMBOLD't DRL'Q 1KD
CHEMICAL W A KEH'iUbi.,
Vo. MMBHOAUM AY, NEW YORK,
AKDHO.104H. TENTH BTHEET. PHILADELPHIA.
Hold by Dmetlils verywtii-re.
BEWAItE OF CO'STtltFEIT8.
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