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Bastmans Infalliblc Sick Headache Remedy.

rT,HIS preparation. by k. p. EASTMAN, M. d, of
Il Lynn, Mass, has been used in private practice
for the last four years with tho greatest
radical cure has been effected in every instance where
the directions have been strictly followed and persc
vered in. II Ia now given to the public with the full
confidence that it will do all that Is claimed for It,
and prove itself upon fair trial, an infai6Le Sack
Headache Remedy.
II is safe and pleasant to the TASTE II brings imme-
diate relief and all who test it's curative virtues
ioico in the removal Of pain, and marvel Mt its power
in alleviating general and often fatal scourgc.
The following Is from ID. @. Baker, ESQ Mayor Of
Lynn, and President Of the Howard Banking Compa-
ny, Boston:
DR.. T. p. Eastman.
DEAR Sin: member Of my famiy-a daughter,
ten years OF agewas afflicted with the sick headache
and We tried various remedies without success When,
however, you administered to her your Headache
Powders, we found them TO be very beneficial and
in fact restored nor to health.
should, without hesitation, recommend them TO
those afflicted and beg TO assure you, that fully
appreciate thoir value.
Respectfully yours ID. Q. BAKER.
LYNN, dwgata 8, 1858
NY DEAR Sir: avail myself Of this opportunity
to express to you my high appreciation Of the ecicn
ey and value Of your Sick Headache Remedy. have
been afflicted, since my childhood, with very
turns Of sck hcadache and have tried various
cdcs which have been prescribed but found no con.
siderable relief until tried your remedy, which,
am happy to say, has almost entirely cured mo. Sew
eral Of my neghbors and friends have tired your med
icne and in every instance IL has entirely relieved
greatly Modified the disease.
Faithfully yours. JoHN d. ALLEY.
WILSON, FATRBANK, 4 CO., 43 and as Hanover
street, Boston, General Agents, TO whom all orders
should be addressed also for sale by all the Drug
gisis throughout the country.
Tor sale In Washington BY 2. d. GILMAN.
q.
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ALL-AND MORE-rOG ETHER.

TUSTPUBLISHED, in one handy volume, all those
y popular ways of making money, which have claim
ed SO much attention the past year. viz Prof Will
liamson's, Bowman's, DIR. Shriners. DIR. Xaupi's, r.
II. Harnan DIR. Recess; II. s. Hollis, Shipman
Co.'s H. p. cherrys, M. I. Cocks, @. @. Andersons
All Of these havo boon sod warranted to yield very
hoavy profits, from So to $40 per day. All together
though it is beyond doubt certain that one, two or
three Of them will suit the wishes Of each person look
ing out for literally paying business, and thus
yield corrospondingly double or treble profits To
these have been added number of plans, never
before published and equal if not superior to the best
of tho above, and suited to tho wants Of any who
might possibly be unsuited in tho aforementioned.
The work is complete. Satisfaction is guaranteed
The whole wllbe sent to ali enclosing 81 postpaid to
L. M. u. Cooke, Hagerstown, Md. For S., copies;
Ii copies, $40. Feb 2--3t
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NEW VOLUME OF GoDEY'S sDy's nook.
commencement Of The Second Quarter Of Century!
Somefhing VsYY Fine!

s.Ht sSo"scA~t"S 10y As'se'
TIME July Number of Godcy's Lady's Book Is pub
il hshed and contains, ms usual greater assort-
ment OF articles for Ladies' not only for show but use
than can be found in any other periodical in tho
world
The unriyallcd Colored Fashions. to be found in
TO other publication Front for Lady's Cabinet
Children's Dresses-The Medora and Zuima Man
Ties Embroidery, with Cord.-Inserton for Shirt
Fronts Embroidery for Shirts.-Braid Patterns
Godcy's Course Of Lessons in Drawing Tho Wild
Flowers Of the Month.-The Papyrus.-The Peignor.
Basqucs, Cbemisettes, and Under Sleeves Bonnet
Preserver-InitiaL Letters Chestnut Basket for the
Centre Table. - Coral broidered Handkerchief
Braid Pattern Head Dresses, &c.
A Splendid Line Engraving Noah and the Dopc--
Gal lantry --Music.-A Day ut a Ship Yard with
Engravings Farm House, with Engravings Life
of Columbus Godcy's Invaluable and Seasonable
Recipes Confectionary--Ic Creams and Puddings.
G- This No will BIO sent on receipt Of rs cents
TERMS.
One copy, ono year So
Five copies, ono year, and an extra copy to tho
person sending the club 10
Eight copies, ono year do. do. do. is
Eleven copies. ono year, do. do. do 20
DG5- Godcys Ladys Book and Arthurs Home
Magazine win both be sent one year for $3.50.
L. A. Cooley,
June 19-3t No. l13 Chestnut st., Phil.
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RATcHELoR,S HAIR DYE.

ID ATCHEL0R'S Celebrated Improved Hair Dye,
ID which IL warranted 10 change any colored hair
TO glossy jet black brown, tastantanoousiy, with
out any injury to the skin
WEST INDIA BAY RUM.
Just opening superior article Of double distilled
West India Bay Rum-s mos. refreshing article to
battle the face and head with in hot weather.
Cologne, in quart, pint, and halfpint bottles-a
chop and fine article for family use.
LACE MfTTS-ELEGANT FANS.
full assortment Of black embroidered lace mitts,
with and without half fingers long and half long.
FANS! FANSli FANSl!l
Also opening new assortment Of elegant latest
style, Paris Fans with Pearl Ivory Bone, and Wood
Sticks. PAKKER'S
Perfumery, Comb, and Fancy Store,
July 1915 under National Hotel
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yARA; OR, THE CHILD OF ADOPTION.
I2mo. Prize 81.


TT is the history Of adopted child and such his
tory must soften the heart and awaken the pity
Of every reader. 1t Is story and yet sermon.
Taking tho little Vara by the hand and leading her
through the corridors of eventfu life, it leaves up
on the mind a genial and lasting impression which
will prove Of service. We hope to it circulated
widsly.-Bnfaio Express.
We predict for it m immense sale, and venture tc
announce the author worthy addition to tho few
distinguished American authors. As a work of art,
We place it high. Independently of any aim of plot,
the language is both chaste and ornate, frequently
pathetic, often humorous. Tho characters drawn
with great Skill and VIC can nd originals in our mind
who seem to be hero carefully pictured .-NSioark
Daily.
A-taIc of exquisite pathos.- Watehnan.
Written with remarkable spirit-Pyesbyterian
The book viii be found profitable in every pious
family hyisttdn Chronicle
A pure and evangelical spirit runs through the
tire work.-NeD York Observer.
Just published by
ROBERT CARTER 4 BROTHERS.
New York.
17- This work win be sent by mail, postage pre-
paid, to those who send US dollar. May 3l-3t
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1.-THE WEST u Is NO LITERaTuRR!r
GENIUS OF THE WEST, cIEusEAu. OHIO.


H HOWARD DURHAM Editors
THE THIRD VOLUME or THE GENIUS or
Il THE WEST commences with the July number
1854 This Periodical established for the pur-
pose of encouraging and introducing to the public
everywhere
ORIGINAL WESTERN LITERATURE.
'Thc West has no literature was remarked by
prominent speaker In public assembly, not long
time since The West has literature--a literature
OF her ownfresh bold, vigorous and beautiful--not
refined into stupidity not degenerated into obsceni
N-but looming up like her own mountains, fertile
as her rich soil, attractive her blooming praires
IL has been tho object OF the Genius to gather in the
choicest productions OF this literature, and to send
them forth again to encourage to please and to in
struct 1t is not surprising that the public have
garded this object with extraordinary favor favor
which is evidenced by tho remarkable success OF the
Genius Of the West 1t has elected the attention
and admiration of cultivated minds in all parts Of the
country From South Carolina, from New England
from Oregon, from every quarter where has become
known, there come eager calls for the Genius, nc
companicd with words OF such enthusiastic commend
alton as may well excite in the editors us well as
contributors, feelings of pride and pleasure.
On the heels Of this success, Mr.. DURHAM, the pro
ector Of this enterprise is enabled to announce for
the forthcoming yolane,
NEW AND ATTRACTIVE FEATURES!
Foremost he has had the good fortune to associate
with him Prof COATES KINNEY, who has purchased
an interest in the Genius and will hereafter devote
his whole attention to its pages Among the poets
and prose writers Of tho West Mr.. KINNEY is con-
spicuous in the foremost rank; and the enlistment Of
his pen in tho editorial department cannot fail TO cx-
cite deeper and still wider interest in the minds Of
tho reading public,
The typographical execution of tho work has also
been improved, and 80 arranged as to afford much
greater amount Of reading matter, without any adj
vance in price
New and valuable contributors have been engaged
whose contributions will enrich tho pages Of the
volume
The proprictors being now established in print
ing Office of thor own, it will be their object to cx-
tend the circulation Of the Genius Of the West every
where and they earnestly solicit the assistance of all
who derive pleasure from literature and especially
of those who desire to encourage the growth of lit
eraturc in the West which shall command the respect
of the world
The Genius ofthe West is published monthly roy.
al octave form, thirtytw pages superior paper and
Typography, and handsome cover. Each number is
splendidly illustrated.
Postmasters and others are respectfully requested
to act us agents in procuring subscribers. Agents
sending five subscribers will receive one copy one
year, free.
Terms-$1 per annum, in advance.
10 Letters and communications may be address
ed, post paid. to either of the editors. or to
c. S. ABBOTT Publisher,
Office of Genius ofthe West, 14l Main street,
June IT, CIfzcens Bank.
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mrrrEsorA LAND AGENCY.

Tracy 4 Farnham, General Land Agents. 81 Anshe-
ny Falls, Minnesota,
TIME Subscribers offer their services to Eastern
j capitalists In making Investments in Western
lands
Fow portions Of the West present 50 great induce
ments for tho investment OF capital ms Minnesota.
It possesses highly productive soil beautiful and
healthy climate, and Is settling with unprecedented
rapidly Lands win increase here in value more In
Ave years than In many places in twenty i've.
The subscribers can make Investments which win
net dfty and, in some cases. hundred per cent. .
year, for many years.
Lands can now DO had near new and thriving viii
lagos for 49, 81 and SIS per acre. that In ton years
will be worth ten times that amount.
Circulars, containing much reliable information in
regard to the country furnished gratis applica-
tion TO TRACY a FARNHAM,
NAV 26 St Anthony Falls Minnesota.
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no, no. YOU ARE GETTING GRAY.
ARE YOIJg

yITELL, THAT is MISFORTUNE, and not a
w crime bat to remain gray when IL is unfash-
ionable, and fine opportunity offers to restore
your "rich anbrosal locks in all their pristine
vigor and beauty in three minutes, without injury
to the hair or SKIN, by applying John A. Jsncs I'm
proved National Hair Dye is bat little short Of crime
Therefore, don't delay Applied and for sale by the
original inventor Of Liquid Hair Dye in this country
JOHN A. JONES,
% East Baltimore ST.. bet Front and High.
10 Also, for sale at all the respectable Druggists
and Fancy Stores in every city and town throughout
the Union. April Is.
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TRAVELLING AG ENrs wANrED,

THO obtain subscribers for Woodworth's Youths
i Cabinet" decidedly the most popular magazine
for young people in America. Price only 81. The
work has 4S pages in each number is literally Illus
trated with cngravngs and filled with just such read
ing as is best adapted to entertain and instruct tho
youthful reader.
A new volume begins with the July number, which
will be sent to any person DESTROYS Of examining the
work Agents. applying with satisfactory references,
apply in person, to tho publisher,
ID. A. WOODWORTH,
June 26-4t No. 1l8 Nassau st., New York.
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will receive proposals until the slst of August,
for a further loan Of 81, 250, 900, for the on
largsment Of tho Erie and other State canals.
Mr.. Tucker, editor Of the Brooklyn Daily
Advertiser, while under the maddening infu.
ence Of rum, last night, cut the throat OF his
child, nearly seyering the head from the body.
He next attempted TO kill his wife. She es-
capped, but was severely wounded.
The murderer has been arrested.
Flour market dull and dropping.
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FOR SALE,

A GOOD Stock Farm, Of 100 acres, with dwelling,
n orchard spring, &c all seeded in grass or grain,
near to Bloomington, Indiana, the seat Of Indiana
University oftwo Female Colleges and other schools
Terms easy Also, IL miles west Of this good Mill
Seat, with abundant water, good timber numerous
customers, and poor mill, feebly grinding and saw
ing now. This win either sell or let shares to
q man competent to erect good mill-a rare open
ing for skill, with small capital Address me at
Bloomington, Indiana M. NJ CAMPBELL.
lime -
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STRAYED OR STOLEN!

ON Tuesday night, May 23d, from the premises OF
" Henry Powell, in Mantua, six two year old
Steers. One large rough made steer grayish color,
with short tail and ears and long claws the hind
feet Two red and white (spotted) steers, very fine
looking for their age, but rather small and one Of
Thorn cross eyed. 0ne principally white, showing a
good deal of tho Durham blood in the neck and ears
The other two rather interiors dark brindo, and
the other light red. Any person finding such Steers,
giving information whcrc they may be found, shall
be entitled to liberal reward, by dropping line to
A. r GOULD. Hudson, Summit county, Ohio; or to
henry POWELL, Mantua, Portage county, Ohio.
Hudson, Man 80, 1854 June 9--2t
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DAILY NATIONAL ERA.

n G5- We are again Publishing advertisements Of
A, er's Cherry Peotorai. This medicine is taking a
very strong hold upon good opinion Of the people
II Is regarded generally most excellent remedy
for Pulmonary Complaints, Coughs, and Colds.
Having found 1t an excellent medicine we cheer
fully endorse it, Miscellany, DetyOii
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CONTAMINATION FROM THE Spirits

R7~ One Of the mediums " was recently put in
communication with tho spirit Of the celebrated and
eccentric DR.. Abernetby, to inquire what was the
best Of all medicines for diseases Of the Lungsl Loud
and distinct raps upon the table, slowly but prompt
ly, spct out A.y-e-r-'-s CHERRY Pc ct-or-a-L
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Total Of Gins
x25.N0n


Ample arrangements having been made for filing
up the subscription list without delay II is confident
ly believed that the Premiums will be distributed
before the 4th Of July. Due notice will be given Of
the progress made that the subscribers may appoint
a committee of their own number 10 receive them.
Receipts Cor subscriptions, numbered from one to
fifty thousand, are promptly fosvarded to the order
Of subscribers agents
PostmaSters and Periodical Agents are specially
authorized to receive and remit subscriptions, and
all ofsr PERSONS invited 10 take interest in the
publication, each receiving twenty per cent commits
sion for their trouble, which they retain from
their remittanccs receive in lieu FIVE copies Of tho
Courier and five numbered receipts for four dollars.
They also become competitors for the $1,000 cash
premiums to be given, when the required number OF
fifty thousand has been attained, to those who for
ward the largest lists Of subscribers. careful
ord will be kept oftho number sent by each and the
Premiums viii be impar;ialy awarded. little
ertion may Of them the handsome gratuity
of 81 900.
Subscribers viii please be particular and mention
in their letters tho Post Office County, and State to
which the paper and their receipt is to be mailed,
that no disappointment may occur
All letters must be prepaid, and addressed
WATERHoUSE a. CO.,
May 20 434 Broadway, N York.
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NED BOWS

nNE HUNDRED WAYS TO MAKE MONEY,
~ consisting of now discoveries, valuable informa-
ton, and 100 Receipts by which persons have clear
cd from three to ten dollars day the past year and
no one can fail to make money 1t is suitable for
cry station in life whether for travelling perma
nent locality and something every mechanic trader
and druggist should have. Upon tho receipt of one
dollar post paid, the above will DO forwarded. Ad-
dress NJ EDWARD DOW,
March Is. Boston, Massachusetts,
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ATTENTIONS

ATTENTION!
COLDIERS who served in the various wars, and
~ sailors, or their widows or heirs, to whom ar
rears Of pay, extra pay, bounty land pensions, DO.
may be due may find it to their advantages to havs
their claims investigated. Address
A. M. GANGEWEH,
Attorney and Agent Washington, d. 9,
Bounty land warrants bought and sold.
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PHILOSOPHICAL AND CHEMICAL APPA-
RATVfg

IHfLO1Of Hh'Ch y HT~U CHH rVKTO1k1 II "
RATUS.
HvHE subscriber manufactures almost all kinds of
i apparatus, and will always be happy TO cores
pond with such as may need anything in that line
Having been for years practical teacher of these
sciences he has unusual advantages in knowing the
actual wants of teachers. Price catalogues sent,
gratis application. Goods shipped to all parts OF
the United States and Cauadss
He refers by permission, to Professor J. Foster, Of
Union College. N. Y; Ri Rev. A. Potter, Bishop Of
Penn. b. WARNING, A. NJ,
June 29--26t ouyhkecpsic New York.
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I,IpoRTaNr no YOUNG WV.

OFFER for sale upwards Of thirty different Re
L cepts many Of which have been sold the past year
for FIVE dollars APIECE, and tho whole comprising
many different ways TO make money. In the sale OF
one Of the articles alone. have know young men
the past year TO make from FIVE 10 twelve dollars per
day and in the manufacture and sale of any one Of
the articles young Of energy and ability
fail to make money. Address +. BOWMAN, Boston
Mass, enclosing ono dollar, and the whole numbe.
Receipts viii be forwarded by mail No letter taken
from the Office unless prepaid March T.
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DIR. WESSELHoEFTos WATER CURE.


DIM y FhFs1VFNVV'n3 FhNHVNFt
A LII rumors to the contrary, continues to receive
n patients, for whose recovery and comfort the un
dcrsigncd pledge themselves to spare pains, 70
that thoy Ray maintain tho fame ~ tho establish-
ment. It's provisions for hydropathsc purposes srs
unrivaed and its suppl II pure seft water u abun
dant COOL and paatable at MI seasons, without the
use OF ice.
DR H. LFwENrBAL. Resident Physician.
Mas y. wKssKLHosrT, Propristre,s.
March a.
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YES: HEAR. THINKS! AcT!!.

IL. fishing book containing the information ad.
vertissd in this paper by M. J.. Cook II is a limo
volume Of ninctysix pages, and will be sent By mail
post paid, for twenty-five cents, or nine postage
stamps June 81.
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NEW AND ELEGANT SILKS, EMBRCI.
DERIES CLOAKS: &c

DERlES, CLOAKS, &c.
TIME subscribers beg leave respectfully to invite
the attention Of the ladies Of the city and vcini-
~ to the following new and rich Goods which have
just been received, viz:
so dresses extra rich Brocade Silks, for evenings
rs do. do. do. street;
% do. do. Moru antique, watcred;
Is do. do. Moru antique, brocade;
10 do. do. black Brocade Silk;
IL do. do. founced Brocade Silks
10 pieces light colored plain Poult dc Soio
rs do. very rich plaid Silks;
IS do. Silk Illusions Cor party dresses, all coils
30 do. watered and plain real Irish Poplins;
80 new style Paris-trimmed Chemiscttcs Sleeves,
in sets.
$50 do French embroidered Collars;
so do French embroidered cambric Chcmi.
settles and Sleeves, in sets;
rs French embroidered Chemisettes and Sleeves,
trimmed with Maltese. Honiton, and Valen.
ciennes Laces, very cheap;
$50 pairs embroidered muslin and cambria Sleeves,
$50 French embroidered Handk "a great variety
800 pieces English and French Thread Laces;
rs velvet Cloaks latest style:
Is embroidered cloth Cloaks. latest style
Is plain and trimmed cloth Cloaks;
so small Persian Scarfs for tho neck
80 long Cashmere Shavls;
Is richly-embroidered white Grape Shawls;
Together with great variety Of new and elegant
articles appropriate to the season; all Of which
are enabled to ofcr at reduced prices having taken
advantage &C the advanced season TO make pur-
chascs [Jan. q H0oE, BROTHER, A co.
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rHE CREsDs of rms CHURCHES.

HNHIS Book contains the Articles Of Faith Of the
i principal Churches in the United States COM
piled from the authorized editions, by Rev. L. d.
Davis Any person can receive the work. free Of ex-
pence by enclosing by mail, post paid, so cents to
tho subscriber, at Cortland, Cortland CO., New York
june 10. L. d. DAVIS.
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r.. c. wALBORN 4 co.,

IITH0LESALB and retail premium ready made
w shirt and collar mandatory, and gcntlemens
furnishing store Nos. and North Sixth street, Phil
adelphia. On hand large assortment of shirts col.
lars, dress stocks, gloves. hosiery &c, which will
sell at the lowest cash prices
Shirts and wrappers made TO order by measure
ment, and warranted to give satisfaction.
VAN. w. KNIGH-
Jan. 30-3m r. @. WALBoRN
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Important Work for the Present Time!
HISTORY or CUBA ITS PAST AND PREsENT
BY. MATURIN M. BALLOU.

BY MATUklN M. BALLOU.
GIVING Political, Historical, and Statistical &C
NJ count Of the Island, from its first discovery to
the present day. To be comprised in ono volume,
duodccimo Finely illustrated with engrayings, from
original drawings taken on the Island.
In depicting the manners customs, peculiarities,
products and local characteristics of the Island of
Cuba. the author has been guided by personal OBJ
servation aided by copious notes taken tho spot
and among the people he describes.
The work is frosh in its character and brings the
history Of the Island up to the present hour showing
in clear, impartial light its great wealth and polt
ical Importance, the extraordinary oppression and
taxation undcr which 1t has suffered the fertility Of
its SOIL and the glory Of its fruits and flowers, with
statistical record Of its staple productions and his
tory Of its slave trade and slave population.
Mr. BalIou was for some time resident Of Cuba.
and has been careful student in tho history of the
Isand.--iSat. EUe Gazette.
We know of no one more capable of furnishing
useful and readable volume Of tho kind than Mr.
Ballou.-BosfOh Post.
Mr.. Ballou spent several months upon the Island,
and with his habits Of study and reflection must have
obtained copious materials, which he is well qualified
to convert into an interesting and valuable work
Boston Journal
0y- Tho above work is in active preparation, and
will be issued in a few days.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON, d CO.,
July 24-2aw3w Publishers, Boston