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) SOIrN CARNLLNA,
Lqnc1Sirr EsES.

%Chas, + Eraus, WHO is ~ tie custol ".
Of thc Sheriff. Of Lancaster Dist by virtue
oi 4 writ oil ca!,ias nj satisfaciendum, at
racsuil vt WIN | EDJiuson, having filed
IN my Office, t"Lethcr with Schedule on
oath Of his estate aud effects, his petition
to the Court oi Common Pleas, praying
etI.M he MAY be admitted To the benefit o.
tic Acts Of the General Assembly, made
aos The relief Of inso.Eaas debtors. 1t is
ordered uat tic SD " l1ltobmson and
all OF or the creditors, to whom the said g
! Evans Is in ANY wise indebted, be and
th"y are hereby Summoned and have no.
titc to he and appear before the SAID Cont
Il; Lancaster Court House, on the third
Monday in March next, to shew cause, il
any they car, Why the prayer Of the pcti-
lion aforesaid should not he granted
j. a. STEINAiAN, Clerk
Once Of Common Pleas, - 3m
Lancaster I1ist Dec. l ], 1855 pf 10 dolS
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
lancaster Districi.


Samuel ID Remington, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff Of Lancaster i)is..,
by virtue OF a writ of Capias AL S.aisfaci.
endum, at The snit Off A IIasseItine, as
signee, having filed IN my Office, together
wnh schedule on oath OF his estate and.
Effects, his petition TO the Court of Com
mon Pleas praying that he may be adj
mitted 20 the benefit Of the Acts of th.
General Assembly, made for the relief of
insolvent debtors. 1t is ordered that the
said J. A llassel,ine, assignee, and all 9th
er the creditors 10 whom the said SD
Remington is in aRywise indebted, be and
they are hercby SUMMONED and have no.
tice to appear before the said Court al
Lancaster Court House, on the syd Mon.
day in March next, TO shew cause if anv
whysthe prayer OF the petition aforesaid
should not be granted.
J. A. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Office ofComnon Pleas. Al sm
i.seasier Dis' Dec 10, 1855 ( prsfloss.
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ms Is one OF The largest a,,d most elaborate
Works OF the kud in the wuiii
kuth Architecture ioFius o!ic of the priucinul
features. Zach munlher coi,;aius from two to
Tour engraNiiss OF model cottages, from designs
"feminent and skiltiil .lrchi,ccts Space is al
80 asSigued 10 the tasteful art of Landscape
Gardening; engraved plans OF gardens in ,vrry
style, and adopted 10 tla pccuiiortics Of G.uei.
ent orders OF architecture, bcautify the gork
GngrayinSs 0t new frGits new Rowers, .u,y
Vegetables, &c, are Illustrated and described d.,
soon a. their respective qualities can be drtcr.
m'''ea, 'oiming the most complete aud ELEGANT
""."h oil Rural Husbandry ever attempted
~" experienced corps OF practical writers,
go" III number, arr engaged To I'LL its columns
II contains seventy large pages. and ia mint
/ cd expressly
Terms So per annu,u, payable inyariaiLvtr n.
Hiyante Fifty cents commission on eacl I,,l
scrOcF allowed la those who act a. ay,;.t,-
$1,000 viii hc distributed at the cud 81 The. yrl-
an"n. those who send us the twenty 'I,,...
lists 9. subscribers These premium ,fl T..
paid in cash, The first premium viii bc 50 .u,
IN" following are selected from Hurd,r,.s Of
similar n"'rrS, voluntarily contributed D., con-
'"'nP"TuIc"uS publications :-
Ihc Hortru,'Wry, H"viyw deserves the most
LIBERAL patrouag" II +. not only cmiuuu,.v prac-
tjcab!r, but is w,tnu iu s'sl. tGa, ou,i,ls tf,,
",buckrr.
tn" most elegant and useful book Of thu, kini
that has ever r,"n o.dy. our oJscayatiou.--
Register.
hr, E"g'cs, ,nc E.i."r Of the Horticultural
a"''r"' is T'acl5rH. pou3o,ogi-t. and one Of the
hH"Hi scA"-s our coua'.y boasts uC H.. nos
'".'"s ia" glowing descriptive powers of Dick
. "n-, th" elegant gossip Of Walpolc, combines
wan tn".""@. knowledge OF rural mt.-&,l.-
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ESTATE J. CRoNToN, DEc'D.

All persons having deInands of fany. char.
acter or grade against janes Z CroX ton, dc
ceased, are notified 10 preseilt TIC same, on
or before tive lst day Of April 1886, ~ on
that day will settle the Estate. No de-
mand subsequently presented Will Re paid
This notice will be plead Ia baf 10 asy and
every claim presented after sad time,
IRWIN CLINTON, Adm'r
Jan'y "a, 1856 d0.-3t. prs fee 81 80
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Consumption
>oHc"&y,Iiy treated By ,nhating Of Ned
c0t"d Fdpors.

,.,,o,y I,,,o,.s
of '"uN>"S : "" \ I'D '.oss. VI. -" Ec'IoW
"' inc N"N'' r'"rEc OF ihfs'cl"" ANA
"' '"" '''A,SN>
J" ''N- ~. ot vrorre IS. Nrdtra. Science
a.~ r"';r"i'rd "rs .H.' share - III, g"a>g
70. welfare. anna iA..i sA."rS rr>T.cndr"t the
"U-H'"$' JrW"t III her "iad'mS her last and
go''ir>; ..tS, i!',.l"F. iVaIha'l"II IN The
r""j""a; & EUnsHmpHu Br"ashIsts, As.a-
Hfs "nt inbred affections. Al must see
~" "h-Ird''y "I treating Consumption thro
m St"inach by filling it wiki mausw"Ws
ir"-' i'r d'N"ase is not IN the stomach bat
d" we ,'n@r, ana hE Initiating m"G'vlnr ~
'"' Boron "' = '"por' apples The remedy Ill
f''it |" the "tNr"srd organ. There Is.
'h...'1''. "' 'NN, 80 Hopeless t.al ihh'.I.
'',' MIA ""' r'.rA.
-AHi.a'E ".rrm ,o,tee common sense
'' All dLsiti''rl Mia Lung discIsrs, TO en-
r'''"a' once '"r advantages ofinhalia,"n III
~, ,.'t' ~ - '.,t,, ''o &c l''aGS
.,;.,..., ,,.., dS,, n', - I; INV ."s
T.rI ..,r 80 ,h,. III" -" '. ~ - VIC
..,,I.frc-- --, m.rbnJ nnt 81, r,,io,,"l L",
si,,,d, f.. and egr.an;nns '''''' -
b,y.. ,H..,s.,r. in rec.r,i,r :, on ,,,,,ns
iirr,.,gT T.or"anI n.,i bhnrSn,I -
bay,. bee, -..tn-,d md ocr@rIi~a -, ,,o',,o,
mt. n,.u .i,,.,n.,ot. .o,o co,.;5or.5 - -.
........ ~
'yl.. .:.E -,,,,.o.I :, s.,.,,,.;,,,
.p..l l., .,J ,n,,,;s,, !. "''I
~ sr,i, ,h,.v .''a'.' VI
.,....l ,n. ,I in",,s ~ 49,. Co." ~ 80.
ami rn,,,. =, ,.,,o1 =, ,h, 60,
,,;sr., H., nr,r,ir.i sr..",, - 60 a.,
,ho o,,;ninn ~ ,,i;.,I ~
world. and es,,hI;. tLo np,iro 81
ConSYm.,,;nn
AorIi..n,. ,,;u nlo.s, .t,to ;r h,, bsa
,yrr Ll.d few ,h. IYmo,. ,b.v l,.r, ins,
n.sa; E;.vr ran@ht nirft swc.ts and 6.ysr
,ur,,. y,',, .,,i Io.,, ,3n.b ,r,, ,,,,.,.,..,,,.
ami ~ nq, r,,. condition or the .,nn,rb onI
boS'ls. The necessary Medicines, Appa.
ritn-, &C. will be forwarded TO any p,ft.
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WANTED
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE ishcrsby given. tha. an election
viii DO held at the Court House, on the first
Monday in March next for Intendant and
four Wardens for the. village Of LAacastsr,
within ths hosrs grsscrieeJs ~ lsw, snd NJ.
J., Crawford. George Ne. WishsrsQpos and
}. u. D.Wy's are appointed rnxnsgsss Of the
same. ~
by order Of Council,
}. A. HASSELTINE, Clerk.
Lancaster, Fsb'y 8, 1856 6i-tlm
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NOTICE,

The undersigned returns his thanks to
his prrrous for their liberal patronage for
years past, and as hc has closed business.
requests al! those iniebici t. him hy note or
account. To- settle the same with Mr +. II.
Mag'.I. h.- authorized agent, as soon ~ pos.
sib.r iyr Nr ".>gcs TO settle his OWN ndcbt-
cdnc-, 90, collections are made
HUGH GARSiDE
...u. ~. lSJG. 4g-3t
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER oIsrRtcr.

!. RACHEL MINERVA FUNDgR-
BURk, wife OF Abel b. Fundsrburk ir.. Of
the State and District aforesaid--jsborer.
hereby giys public notice, that, at the eyn;.
rstorof one month from the date hereof /
intend to become sole trader and FREQ deal.
er. ',N.@
pebruarv n tQsS ~ -
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

LANCASTER DisTRicr
by |a"'es II. IPftherpoon, hsquire o..
dHafytor SaW district.
W Whereas, Samuel Il. II. Graham and
Thomas NJ. Beli have applied to mc for
letters of Administration on all aud sia"u-
Ia: "crgoods and Chatt,es, Rights and Cred.
~ OF N''!i"m Graham lNtu o.' the Disi.!ct
aforesaid, deceased.
., "rH" are, therefore, to cite and adu onislI
",i 2E" s.na auiar, tie Kindred and creditors
Q! ia" said deceased, To be and appear be-
l"." me 81 our next Crlnary's Court for
nm disirict,to be holden AT Lancaster Court
liNnse o" 'nc 18th day vf February inst. TO
Sho" cause, # any, why thr said udmiufstra.
ton should Hot Se granted.
- Given under my hand and seal.
las. His lth day of February in the
49, car of our Lord one thousand
eisi't hundred and it'ty.siy and in the ctgh
TEL, year "i american INDEPENDENCE.
JAHES II. WiTHERSpOON, O. t.. ID.
ron. ., 1876 p. {. S3.OO,
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JOHNSON STEWARD r )SE.
& OGice, 5Sl BrsadNay, y. y.

y. B-Ihe new postage law requifing
prepayment Of letters, and my correspon.
dencc being extensive, applicants, to ensurc
replies, must enclose postage.
s-tf~ Money Letter are sent nj my risk
when registered BY the Post Master.
January 80, sc - 49-Gm
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ANOTHER RICH ONE DOLLAR LOT
Terry,
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Maryland Consolidated Lottery.

o>u Oh TIE Rrcnrsr scnrurs EVER uaAw>.
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Ro Rent,
Notice.,
WANTEA TO HIRE

A NEGRO BOY, Of some smartnoss, about
from % to go years Of age. For such one, a
frlr Rhee will be Paid mopthly. Apply at this
Office.
Feb 9Th, 1885 6o-tf
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Ia" Hrrv oi S!agIc It,",t2 ....'., vi .
iht above i."ttr.ira as,
HLLOLE TICNHT.S slice
WILF 90 rl,.
QTIRTER 25rtf
We pay the same attention toan order fora
single Ticket rs to
ORDERS FOR PACKAGES.
Which sILnl much better than,s os oh
tanning 4 prize, rs every drawn nrmnrr
must b" on the tickets OF tn" package auI
~ there il two or three prizes in each p:cl-
age, 1t may he that the high pril, is@..on-
them. BY several persons clubbing togclh
cr the cost to each is small aHG III ,y sta:. Il
much better chance of Il prizc, as will be-
seen by the following
Prices for Pack tges:
Ccrt's Of Packs Of % Whole, cost $1,000
dJ. do 25IIrlye,, cost 500
do do 70 Quarters, cost 800
do do % Eighlhs, cost = 90
e-zy+ All prizes paid by drafts on the near,
csl cities or as Purchasers NAV direct.
~ Bills on al! solvent Banks taken al
par
The OFFICIAL scLape will be sent with ali
tickets ordered, and on the day the lottery
draws the official drawing will be Forwarded,
together with written explanation 0. the
result OF the purchases.
Persons addressing the uadcrsignrd may
confidently rely upon having their orders
filled by return mail, and the strictcst con.
hdcncc observed.
The great Luck, which has attended our
oiAro will tnlly authorize Us in saying that
10 secure competenly for life it II only
necessary TO address your orders 10
MlLLEN & co.
Box 652 PostO.ic c, Baltimore, Nd,
Feb'y l3, 1856 5l--3m
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER

Is one Of tho best 81 papers in the South.
ern Safes. So
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Glass 3.

Gro1@ .|"icn3f I.r F,j. I5. 1856.
When prizes pmoEntiuv ;..
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CLA,9 %,

$3.50 pIILrs amounting 10 SJ1,UJT
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DR.. Roses Treatise on Consumption
Price 81.
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NEM YORK MARKET

2 NEW YoRK, July S1st-C Cotton firm. sales 40
bales. Flour firm, sales Il, 500. Wheat i'm
proving, sales of 45,G00bu. Corn upward ten
iency, sales Of AZ, 900 bu. 81 forwestern mixed.
Pork unsettled sales of 300 Beef declined,
sales 100, Lard easier sales 400. Whisky firm,
bags Rio 10aa11. Sugar firm, sales 1900 boxes
Hhvana T0t. Molasses firm, sales 100 Orleans:
Linsecd oil firm, sales 3, 600 gals Lard 81
quiet Bacon heavy, sales hams 9 81. Sould-
ders 91s4 Butter buoyant 16a10, Tallow firm
2 SffEfs = ! i4Sk
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RAmROAD ELElcTION.

PrrrsauRGn, July 31.-Yesterday the stock
holders of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne, and Chi
cago Railroad, elected Directors by large vote,
considerable interest was felt in the result which
has given general satisfaction. Geo. W. Cass,
President; J. K Edgcrton, Tive President; VIM.
Williams, of Ind, Secretary. q =, s = 7
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TO DRUGGISTS g. THEPEoPLE.

TO DRUGGISTS Sc THEPEOPLE.
oU hereby cautioned aganst spurious limitations OF
DIR. DE GRATH'S "ELECTRIC OIL" as shall pros
ccte any party who my rghe bills This (gsn'
uine> Electric OH has cured the Mayor Of Camden OF S
dRd sewNatisii also Hon John Williamson Of Hunting
dom Hon. L. Kihgsurh (Whont took on his crltteheS in
day. and than 200 others In Phadclpha whose
names have published in the Philadelphia Ledger
The Wholesale dealers In Philadelphia would not enunte-
nance any scamp guilty CT te rscay Of counterLeting
In IIarrishurg pa John WyJtr, ESQ.,, the well known
Druggist there the aud imprisonment Of
VUiGntine who attempted imitation of ;his valuable
remedy, IL ,,.-., s1e.,
70 de People and Drugaists thrSg9 h, ths ~, United
SHkeS-LIst by Prof. De Grnhs Electric OIL Jos
Prcc West Philadelphia, OF rheumatism; Mr. sodenbok,
Montgomery rheumatism and sprnn; Mrs Ogden No
$50 Fourth street Inflammation Of bowels Mrs
Providence shingles and eakei breast Mr. VIM Spence,
on Chestnut street. te0n and neuralgia; Henry Campbell,
Lower Maron OF burns aud scarlet feTer-and eighteen
others. s.sf 49,
OH 4 male by the sole inventor and proprietor ut his old
ONCE TO which must be addressed TO procure he
PRoF CIIAs. DE GRATH,
Old Once, 80 South Sth St, near Chestnut
eafg~Sold by al Druggists.
Depot In Wheeling at .
..g. 7. ii. LOuAN COS,
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HEADACHE ANp pEnlL1rY

Mr. silas Lscob Birmingham ays-'1 have found In
BoerhaYes remedy for headache and debility. My
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
S. Nicholson of Pittsburgh, also says he heXp5 a.
rienced much relief from its Use for headache.
READ THIS.
Il LoGad0F's ZtssH'OHy.-Jacob Rnskes, living in the
Holland settlement OF seboygan, Afe suffering
the misery attending utter prosraton Of
mind and body Ihave been restored 6y using BoerhaVes
Bitters, TO perfect health"
The fact OF this remedy being high repuc among
the Hoalders ia Wisconsin, Michigan, New farEin fact,
every Holland settlement inte United StoteRrGues In
its favor. j III t9
STRENGTH AND HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living miles above Pittsburgh
the Pennsylvania Canal, says When taking
BoerEaves Holland Btters, could hardly walknow en-
joy excellent health"
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ST. Pau. January !, 1850

PROFESSOR O. j. WOOD
DEAF sir Unsolicited send you this certa.
After being bald long time, and having tried all
the hn- restoratves extan and having no faith In any
Induced hearing OF yours give II trial placed
myself in the hands Of barber, had my head rubbed
with good still brush and the Restorative then applied aud
we'll rubbed till scalp nglow This repeated eve:
ry morning. and In three weeks the young hair appeared
grew rapidly August last till the present time and
thick, black aud strOng-so and pleasant 70 the
touch whereas, before, It harsh and Wy what little
there of and that little disappearing very rapid.
shall have good and perfect crop Of half Now had
read hingsand who has notS but have not seen
any where any persons hair was really benefit
OF the hair ton!cs etc. Of the day. and II really
pleasure TO record the result OF experience
have recommended preParutiont to and tarea
has large aud general sale throughout hy Territory
Te people here Its effects and have confidence in IT.
The supply sent wholesale asenttsr the
exhausted, and daily inquiries made for It.
credit your discovery aud J. for one re-
you my thanks the benefit tAs done me- for cer
tanly had departed long OF ever eaectng any Such
result. Yours, hastily,
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EyENIyc sEssroy.
FROM THE SOUTH.

RALr., July 3I.-The Southern mail has been
received. The Charleston papers say a duel oc-
cIlrred there on Monday between Col. Jno Cum
ningham and ]. L. Hatch. Shots were exchang-
ed without injury to either. The difficulty was
4 quarrel is impending between Mr. Pryor,
of the Richmond Enquirer, and the editor Of
the Wing. A duel is likely to. be the result.
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n { Eric ATE- MINNESOTA.

WASH, July 31.-The new o. S. steam frig-
ate Minncsotalleft the navy yard this morning
and is now anchored off Alexandria. She will
leave tomorrow under steam alone for Philadel-
phia, where she is to receive her armament,
sails, stores, etc.
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WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.

WEAKNESS OF THE STOMACH AND INDIGESTION.
great Cure erected By B0crhGEeS HOktad Bit
tersThe wife of Peter DE We, living in Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin,, suffered Very much from
weaknesS stomach and indigestion. She had been
physicians for time, hut the disease
Bersat office which have given toneto her sto-
mach appetite strength returning and FIRM
ly that ts another Srest cure effected by
medicine 49,
We have stun record many wonderful effected by
remedy, but await another opportunity. One
thing you rely upon, what have published from
persons much respected community, literally
true. J.QUISTUS,
Editor SheboyEan NicuNThodc, SlirboYEan, WIS.
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EIRE.

Bosros, July S0.-T hetirei in North Sylvester
dav rendered 80 faIniied houseless. Two dead
bodies were recovered from the ruins thismorn
making 9 killed
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- prrE-There was at dusk last evening
inI "a inches scant. The Titania, drawing
soalG ;..s.s we learned, rubbed the bottom pref
mas h.1 IN some places to-day, on her trip down
! ,-lt S,sohsnyiTlc. We've heard Of boats that
n'n No only heavy dew Of nights, to run in,
s "' the T:saia seems determined to steam
ll. as long as the stones arc any way slip
run. She can be relied on.
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y, FROM FALL RIVER.

JuhY 3O.lThe COroner's investigation, with
reference to the explosion of the Empire State,
is stiIl progressing ard may occupy several days
yet. 4=ln7't@
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FEVER ANn ACT

A Case Of EYght N0nEfS GSdntS,0 Cured By BoerhdreS
AoilGnd Bers-Sch.e Kelly, No III Grant near Smith
field street. July, herununG Oh the river, on
cotton boat plying between Sntcez and New Orleans,
was taken with Fever and Ague. For eight long months
with this dreadful disease The greater part OF this
time was unable work, spent at least fifty dollars
for different medicines, but lfouni no permanent relief
Three weeks ago. my friends insisted upon my Ey-
ing BoerldvoS Holland Bitisrs' snyng that care Scas
Guaranteed After trying It for only one week, must
weeks and have hal return Of The cls and fever
certify the above statement is true
- THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House.
or1t Il. Chester's, Gothic Hall.
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q ggA pHENoNENON. r. liEDICiNR =
Health Restored and Life hengtheH9d:!
,>,,,, DR. !; |, M9 s979


Hrst tie properties Attributed 70 MoiES ISVIq0-
IA RATING CORDIAL were deemed fARal3Hss The pub
lie deceived, beec6 the simple and sublime
truths announced by the dIscoverer But facts
ter, are trInmphing all doubts IhcREbGLlTT
IS OVERTHROW. -
The Cordial remedies all cases, the deploFahe evils
arising from misuse abuse OF the Turtus orEns II
delicate function connecttd with
that compound agency Of matter and mind
reproduction cf hUdR ke To persons of
commended the only means of that enr-
" sich necessary to the prorcr enjoyment OF all the
natural appetites well the higher mental attftutes
Confined ~ ehher Or to
aee feeble GIRL 8ng wife the EeSss eDeFvuted
Of business the victim OF nervous
depression, the Individual suffering from neral dc hy
aud permanent relief from the Of this Incompatible
novator To those have pretsositlon to paralysis
It prove complete and untaling saeEaasd Against
that terrible naady There many, perhaps, Who have
far beyond the reach Of medicine Let mot even these de-
spaE The Cordial deals with dtssassaSR safS, Ehont
reference TO causes, and viii not only me tis0raer
3 REBUILD TIP BROKEN CONSTRUCTION.
The arrangements Of the system, leading 10 nervous dis
eases and the forms Of nervous disease are 80
dies for which this preparation Is lev" hoTeE-
may enumerated neuralgia tic olorsuS incipl-
spinal affections tnuseuor debility, rernoEs Hatnlence
preking sensation Of the des, nulbuesS torpy OF the
liver, mental depression, weakness OF the VIII indposton
to fRntness after aeep and terrifying
Of the provocative sexual incopetcncy ei-
aneholy Huur albus sinking at the stonRe ie-
male irregularities, chronic tendency 70
citation, and all complaints growing outof free indulgence
Of the passions, and All baennes that does not proceed
from organic beyond the reach OF medicine,
PERSONS OF PALE COMPLEXION, ae. s,rsss-
consumpt1Ve habits restored by the Of bottle
two to bloom and vEor ehangaE he skin from pale yell
low, sickly color. to beautiful Gortd complexion.
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SYRACUSE CONyENTION,

JULY 30th.-The Soft Democratic Convention
organized to day temporarily by selecting Gov.
Kcmblr as Chairman.
The Hard and Soft-Shcil sections appointed
committees to arrange matters for union. AZ.
ter considerable discussion the meeting ended
in dissolution of the Soft Convention and its
fusion with the Nards. The joint convention
then permanently organized by the selection of
w. C. Crane, of Hcrkimcr, as President.
{. EVENING SESSION.
The Union Convention re-assembled at Z
o'clock, and after appointing committee on
resolutions, proceeded to an informal ballot for
governor On the LIST ballot Addison Gardiner
stood 90; D. L. Seymour 40; y. j. Parker SO;
Ferdnando Wood %; Ii. Seymour 81; Augustus
SchcI IL; Erastus Corning 9, and scattering 20.
Messrs Wood, Seymour and others withdrew,
and after two informal ballots Addison Gardner
withdrew in favor Of Amasa j. Parker, who
was nominated on the 4th ballot and subsequent
IL made unanimous Adjourned till tomorrow
july 3l.-Thc Convention nominated by &C
climation Judge Vanderbilt for Lieut.. Governor.
Addison, Gardner, and David were nomina-
tedas the Electors at large.
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you DESERVE CREDIT
FOR YOUR
d is DOW r r. Y :

DRoFES soR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE is, no
doubt the most wonderful discovery OF this OF pro-
COLOR the head OF the bald with mos tluNran
growth, all luudTn and itching cure all
scrofuld md other cutanevus eruptons, such Fcahead
&C. It VIII !: by magic, nervous periodical head
ache; the hair glossy and wavy, and preserve
perfectly the hair from falling, to extrelns old
age. 1a -.
chi nrofession:
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
RALTIALORE MARKRT

PlrrsRuRGn, July 3l.--River IS inches by
metal mark. Weather warm and clear.
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: july 31.-Flour very firm Wheat improv.
ed 8 cts. sales red Mt 1,55a16S. Corn active,
sales white at 6la6b ndyelEow at 63aT6
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Firm Of Bond Z KsIosg, DruggIs!s, s.. n

The undersigned Rev. j. X. Bragg minister In regu
lar standing the Orthodox Church, Al Brook
eld Massachusetts He gentleman great influence,
and niScrsRlly beloved. saa ~ -