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DR.. j. Hedges,

DR.. j. Hedges
FEVER &; AGUE ANNIHILATOR!
FEVER and AEue, chlls and Fever, Dumb AEue or any
FORM Of Interaitte Fever whether
ing speedily safely, and eectusy cured by the use Of
DR.. ]. Hedges AnnihlAtor.
This preparations entirely free all metallic poison
such as Arsenic Mercury, but is compounded
tracts purely vegetable is certain ecacous
remedy, and h. taken kinda
Frieor has used the article in his private practice
several yea=s and in has perfect
cure when the directions followed In no posi-
BILE way CAN'T injure the SYSTEM adapted to all
sexes, and constitutions. given to the infant of
month old with as much safety to the adult and he
KEEP: any climate needs encsmup no long array
OF testimony, to herald its efficacy. Its within it.
s"lfaad I" the invalid will prove Of value than or
octave volume Of certificates.
Prepared only By the Proprietor s.aahOpe y j. and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale ~holeaale andretai by A. c. GOOD Co., Drug.
i't' wkesiinE ys by Druggists and merchants
rally throughout the uaited states.
VI. H. DEcAMp. General Wholesale Agent
forthe Western States,
ny7:Gm 70 CORTLAND ST., New York
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RHEUMATISM.
a Case afiThree MON Tbs Standing.

GEaasE VI. HESpEssoz, Of Pittsburgh. says
AFTER suffering for three months with rheumatism part
of thstine severely eonale my bCd, have
been entrtlycred by using Bsrhare's Holland Btsers.
have had attack sincebnt found instantaneous
relief in the same medicine. It Is, my epnion sure
remedy for Rhsumatisra.'
cAuros ro prevent Imposition be careful to ask .Or
Derhares Holland B!tters.
B-sOd 81 per bottle. bottles for S. ty the
ProPFetOrs, BENJAMIN PAGE, JH. & Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaeentists and Chemists. Pittsburgh
Pa; and by LACGHLLSS Il BESHFZELD,
oe1s Wheeling, Va.
Tii1 iloarhonnd Bnisuna, is now before The peO.
Have you cough cold, are your chllren saEtrias
with hoaFaeness, wheesness &c. So get bottle It i,
pleasant safe and eEretrsl.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN & CO.
Bridge corner Drucgisss.
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sPRcIAh NOTICE S.
why DO yon suffer when yoH may be ven

ny DO You sHder when you lnFtE be Vol
Llvrs cOxPIarSr, DrsurTrExtraes from James fArri.,
Eeq.'s Letter, Alexandria. w. - 49,
Amer speaking wonderful eares hseiE he Says
Mrs. Il. has been suffering with Liver complaint aud with
inability constantly eouplaning frs. weakness through
her whole sys,e She nov enjoys tettsr helt than fcs
thirty years. being enireiy by the HaHr
toms Vegetable T4resure.p
For sale by II. LOGAN 4 CO..
oet16 BcidEe Druggists.
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from tbs Pittsburgh Christian Advocated

SCENE AT y CAMP MEETING.
The last night oil the meeting had arrived, the
sermon was over, and the altar filed with peni-
tent souls, humby keeling seeking for the saliva
ton of the Lord. Some two hundred persons
were within the railing intensely engaged plead
ing with God for an outpouring Of his Spirit,
while without the railing Of the altar yet with
in the circle of the tents some three four hun
dred individuals seated or standing, were gaz-
ing with intense interest upon the mighty wrcst-
ling going on in the place of prayer. Suddenly
rushing noise was heard, when bursting
through vacated tent came two wild and furi-
Gus horses frightened by the glare of the lights
and the sound of the shouts Of praise and cries
for mercy, that walled out upon the otherwise
stiffness of the night; they utterly disregarded
all efforts to arrest their progress, but back and
forth, over the seats and among the crowd they
galioped furiousy onward, spreading dismay
and terror all around cries for help and shrieks
of frighted women went UP from all parts of
the enclosure except the altar where the lnten-
Sity of the seeker and the laborer as their uni.
ted cries for mercy assembled together to heaven,
had for bid disturbance from tie confusion
without. To this place the terror stricken ami
mails next bent their way, all along the ground
some PROSTATE upon the earth, others knccling
by their side, the people are crowded TO per
feet jam another moment and the horses are
on them, they will be trodden to DEATH In
the fury of their rage, already have they reach
ed the corner of the temporary pulpit; hor-
ror is depicted on every face, when preach
or standing within the desk reached out his
hand and caught the formost animal by the
head, and his rage was over. As gentle as
lamb, the horses stood until bridled and led
away. The scene is ended. no one is injured,
the people repair to their seats, the prayer
meeting remains undiSturbcd, and scores of
souls are converted to God. Sure God was their
protector.
The BLUE HISS CnIcKEN.-The editor Of the
Dowlestown (Pa.) Democrat is somewhat jubi
liant over the result Of thcelection in his county
of Bucks.
The fact is announced in an extra from the
Doylestown Democrat office with 4 growing
heading, follows. fairly emitting its editor to
be regarded as the vcritable "BIuo Hens
Chicken -
IA We you HEARD TIE NEWSi
GREAT EARTHQUAKEI IN BUCKS!
The Wooliy Horse Foundercd on the Rocky
Mountains, and the Niggers Lost on
tho Prairics!
DEMOCRATIC BLOOD WORTH TEN CENTS DROP
Burlingame, Greedy, Wimot, Reeder, Banks,
and Abby Kelley Floundering among
the NigSers!
The Border R46jaHs About, and the Demo-
Gratis and Old Zinc 1Taias Carrying
the Flag and Eeeping Step to tho
Music Of the Union
The People of Poor "Bleeding Kansas" to Gov
ern Themselves and Make their Own Laws
THE III CKS0N DEM0GRAOY BROKE
LOOSE!
BUCKS GIVES ABOUT ONE TnoUsASp MAJORITY!
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7; NJ E0YF,
Trust Sale

by virtue o: decd Of trust, sxecut.J. t. s;e bY e.
- lIsrdE"u dated. January 18th 1896 and rtcnrt,s =
49, Will sell ut public auction front door ~ a.
hou= Of Ohio county, SATURDAY tle Stl fNOYENY,
At p VI the properly in said deed conveyed 10 me- 10 vt
the center tweutTtw" feet :Tnpt and Ln, M
hundred and six 100 and the north Rect
suutl twenty-five feet front and of a. rut.rg -
hundred and five. (lh and the north fc, f,
and rear OF 10; numbered huudre, four I;l,
tne Usual de l portion of the from: IAviI cop,,,
to the CITY Of Wheeling Tor Market House rs sii = -
hy r"Ier:n e to dCed from Gill and wife tie Cv cf VIC
Whe ling. City street
EH-TerTs Of sale, cash
Will convey only such title Is vested - ~ L. .
ceeh: n c. GO1D
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There were 1925 votes polled in Cincinnati
last weeks, 1886 by the Democrats, 6.0ss by
tue americans, and S,l79 by the Republicans.
Last year tile total vote was only II, log.
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From the Philadelph!a American
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLA
TIIIR
TIE STATE sESATY-


lSt Dist. Philadelphia City-Wm. 4. Cradle
and Charles B. Penr0sc.s
I'd Philadelphia Co.-N. b. Browne. liar.
Ian Ingram and R. L. Wright
Sd Montgomery-ThosP Knox.
18th Chester and Delaware-,Jqs. j. Lexi,
9th Berks-Iohn c. Evans
9TH Professionalism Ely
1th Lancaster and I.ebanOn-.jitO. w. Hi.
Iingcr and Jucob o. !StumaM.
9th Dauphin aud Sorthumberland-Da.
rid Ilggart.
9Th Northampton and Lehigh-Jos. Lau.
bach.
10th Carbon, Monroe, Pike and Wayne
Jas. II. Walton
18th Adams and Franllin-G. W. Brewer
18th fork-Wm. II. Welsh.
18th Cumberland and Perry-H Eetter =
18th Centre, LycOming, Clinton and Sulli.
van-AH&reto Gregg.
18th % Blair, Cambria and liuntingdon-.Jno.
CrcsSwell+
10th Luzernc Montour and Columbia
p. Steelc.+
18th Bradford, Susquehanna and Wyoming
e. Reel Meyer"
18th i Tioga, Potter, Mexican, Elk, Clear.
field and Jeferson-Henry Southcr.
", ScofeId.+
Goth Eric and Crawford--D. i. Ffan<v.
2lst Butler, Beaver and Lawrcnce-.5ohn
Il. Hurris+
22d " Allegheny-wm. Wilkins and E. D.
9sd =" Washington and Grsen-Jo6p C.
F2eRnikeR.
18th " Somerset, Bedford and FultOn-Fran,
.Esr chs Jordan.
24th Armstrong, Indiana aud BlariGn-7f-
tan j. Co6ey.
26th J99iata, Mitlin and Union-Jamt,
II. Sellers
aTth =" WestmOrelaud and Fayette-W I'm. E.
asth schuylkill-c. NJ. straub.
Democrats, 10; Opposition, ls; New Senators
House OF REPRESENTATIVES.
1t is impossiblet to state accurately how the
House will stand, but from the various reports
that have reached US, we make the following
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Ii Aletter has been received IN New York from
- UrecsoF Of the Bank OF France, stating that
the Bank is in critical condition, and that aux
ensiou Is very probable.
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PIANOS /! PIANOSII

Just RECEIVED from celebrated mandatory Of
- nallet, Davis Co., splendid Pianos These
Pianos made with the full iron frame, circular scales
and sliding desks with patent suspension bridge, compost
ton bearings and the repeating grand action y
warranted TO give Satisfaction and made to stand
ALSOa splendid lot of selodeons for churches or the
In connection with the have large and full stock
Of kind Of Musical Instruments and In fact every
thing that found IN Music Store may be found n
The store Of r. CARTWRIGHT,
1el9-w I25 Main ST., Whesllpr
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Trust Sale of Real estate

RY virtue Of deed Of trust; execute. So ~. ,,- Y.
4 GN and George lISrlsIaIt. dated Jaruzrg * ,SSs
recorded in the ClerG 0Ece the C1u-tv Cnr, =,
county In Deed Book number 81, folio ss viii og..t
sar AT public auction ~ the front dnvr ~ ~. Co.'S,
81 Ohio county, At II O'clock \. VI. on MONDAY
SZd' $500 hr real tStatr conveyed ire n sa'I a 4.
trust being Int N" tnael EI't Sl.- ISM q; IL. .
uWo( on The plat II that part Of the c!tF q Wheel
Hnt ny WihiHin cIarlHe and John Eor ri,4S. a. =,
Wheeling. S AZ t=-';
selling Trustss.I VIII convey such title ssh
TERMS OF SALE
The expenses Of sale ana 1922 ~ cci's II cash rs
credit Tor the residue If !. 10 16 .rputify Nd,
and tn. title to he retained until payment i. full
The sale Of the above property i ,.5stn.,- .,
thu hrst dag Of November next. '>" - d
s,ss-o, Il. ~. EoYF,
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VaIuable PfopeTtv for Sa,t.l

VaIusbIe Property Tor SAFE.
ME- subscriber Offers ut private sale
the corner of strtli and Quincy SIS.
occupied for Of the hest Sstinc
III the city. and is well adAr ted either boarding Io
Or second class hotel Its close proximity HeinpS
Kairo"d Depot makes desirable FOR either e" tie
auyG JAMES ThSNrg
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tRrom Patna,E's Magazine for october.l
THE COOKIE SHELL.


tprom PatnatE's Magazine for october.l
THE COOKIE SHELL.
came from the Greenwood, came to the sea,
But found on table cookie for mel
There bills from the butcher and biets from girls
Ihings common a. psHbles snd precious Is pearls;
Rv v wSss volumes Of postS prose
Their. things fair things swse. to spe
EnsraVIngs anu nosegays-but devil shell!
Now. my lady. leased her, with many a PRAYER.
When abe went to the ocean, to EhiIE OF me ;hCre
And 10 write me litter u; Sudbury Oaks
4 page full Of gossip. and all the best jokes:
This indeed she denied nebut whispered twrite me-
Ard then VIII lstTa of you. down by the sea-
"oh, think Of me sreTg1siere. lndy--EareEell!
But 10 show that you thIax Of me, me shelf"
Then went 10 the greenwood-I slept IN che shade
III ne "a Iniusamnsr branches, that san SerCnsdei
There lbrsated the freS she wsrE vine
Aud lay by the brook.sIde, a listening ~. b..
And was luled by the lOcustbut thought OF The sea;
And fed With btrEtsseiut sighed tsr MY shtil
Back and ;eE:h to The eity 70 gage onthe ships
But callop or cookie comes never 10 me
wander at dsybr.aL, sit late at night
No heart spesE or s aTs mute as aens 4, to e
@"u'1 Ap0ho msEe music, deprived OF his she'll?
PEaTrNED BREA1u--whatlaiy or gentleman woald re-
man under the curse Of disagTeeahe breath when by
moi fender leave he teeth White as asSas
TERI Many persons do not knoE their Is bad and
it. Pour single drop Of the Bam" on your tooth brr
and wash the teeth night and morning hottIg viii
~, =, SoSrtsxiSs easily acquired by using
ate hue Weta towel, three drops and
SHAVING MADE EAsT-Wet your shavInr.brush in either
Se srS o. 1e Es 50 Ram
beautiful son laher much facilitating the operation
ing. Price only hfty Cents:
sale sr T. LOGAN CO , srw ySss
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C. nm. once, vana.lla, june 81, 1874

PROFESSOR WOOD
DEAR SIR: take pleasure bearing voluntary tcsti-
NOM I" the excellence of your Hair
months ago, my hair 1t very
6ro"li % original coSrl smooth and glossy. The only APP
picat"a lave made TO tIas been the prcpar-
ed h y"u and which, from! the result my
most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully, yours,
EDWARD woLCOTT.
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! Y.
DEAR SIR: Ny hair had, for several wears been be-
comhS Pienaturcly graz, accompanied hy harshness
which rendered the constant application
dressing H. Wren commenced using your R.st0ri-
i've about two months ago IT in that conditions and
having continued its til Sthn the weeks
gstr greatly to he preferred to those produced b. APP
PcauoiI "i oils or other used
regard it an Indispensable every Iay's toilet
whether 10 he used Hair Restorative the simple
purposes OF dressing Identifying the hair.
stGn to refer to me all yho entertain
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ODD FELLOWS. DI9ECIOHY

Virginia.. Lodge No. ;s.-Mse,. every Thursday
evening the Hail. corner of MsrSet Monroe streets.
Jous s. 1vnIcuT, n. G.; R ". Carr, Secretary
FranAIin Lodge No. I3.-Mee,s as aboveeverv
Monday evening. JoES BAxnA, n. c.; n P. Caapifat,
Secretary.
Wan. Fell Hodge no. aa.-Mee,s a. above eve
Fy Wednesday evening. J. C. Hosy14xx, y. O.; .Join
!SIIads, Secretary.
Wheeling I.od=e No. 59.-Meets every Monday
evenns stthe Hail. corner Market Quincy streets H.
BEowS, y. G.; John 7ho5uru, Secretary
E'naoIn Lodge No. S2.-Neets as above every
Friday evening. [. b. cLlrs, \. G.; " W. Runcka.d,
Secretary.
Abrams Hucnmpnear No. r.-sree,s a. the
Hail. corner Market and Monroe streets first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month. II. Uru1AS c. p: s. r.
Pearson, Scribe.
VIM. Tell Eucnmpmeut No. 34.-Meets as
above the second and fourth Tuesday evenings of each
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Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb 10Th, 1854. III .'Fo 7'''F'
Proc. O. L Mnnn /.

PROF. o. J. WOOD: y
Allow Inc to attest the virtues and powers Of your
mar restorative Three morths since, being exceedingly
gray, purchased and commenced to use two bos
and It soon began TO tell in rcstor to their
native color, and the hair which
and falling on became soft and glossy. il
tug the andruE disappeared and the scalp lost ali the
dSagreeable itching annoying before, now
~ look but feel young again.
Respectfully, ours, &c.
FyITAC
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PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR
r e STO r ATIV e
IT HAS WORKED MIRACLEs!!!

THAT all the Eald and GRAY perfectly
original growth and color SO far their locks
cerne does not admit of Doubt besides. 1t sill
possible disease Of the scalp, whether developed
scaa-tead-anG in 10 possible Will fan in curing,
u by magic nervous periodical headache, IL
twice week by the Young, regularly it will preserve
color and keep the hair from Eau age
RI nd and Judge.
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o. J. WOOD CO., Proprietor, 3,a Broadway. N Y an.
1l3 Market ST., St. Louis.
9sG'-For sale In Wheeling by
I. ii LOGAN 4 CO..
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-, Logunsport, Ia, June ISIS
GENTS-YoGrs of tl,c 18th duly o hand. En-
closed pleas lind trty-eight dollars, being
lair Restorative. have sold it ALL II
YOU choose, send Hair Restora-
tive; thiDL can sell il. miracles in Ibis
place sVld man six II bottles, that bald,
fetched Kew hUr out all over head
Yours, respectfully,
II. H. GEIDLFY
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RONNET mon.

BONNET BLOCIIS
ST received full supply Of Bonnet Blocks iatett sty
8Onne Velvet, Spotted and Striped Pushes sIkS PIa:
Pushes Pumes, French Flowers, Clences all coors IN,
sizes, and a full assortment OF Millinery Goods.
mct2 STuSE ( THOMAS
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Ii those indebted to ". D. Motto Bro by NOT. q
n book account, requested call at their store ure
diatsly and make PAYMENT their business cIose
up 5 possible.
zp6 OLIVER PRYOR Ass;rnc.
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Nntice.
JAG. 3. VHRATE,
II IN u ~ L 4 ~ =

4 TITO RNE + A TLA ",
Wheeling, Tn.,
HAVING sufficiently recovered to be able resume The
practice Of his profession, he may present. be-
iourd al his residence Quincy street between Fourth
ort5.t
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49, -, " N'-1 IaIE'IA44'L ID
1t Is impossible to state accurately how the
House will stand, but from the various reports
that have reached US, we make the following
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THE INDEPENDENT PRESS.
Under this head the Baltimore Sun of Mon
day has the following article, which, as it is ap-
pEicsble to ourselves, NC transfer it to our COL
umns, and which We are sure our readers will
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-04
Onca for all,

Mr.. Fillmore has assured his friends in
New York, that under no circumstances aoiH he
decline the nomination. Americans need not
fear that Willard Fillmore will desert the STAN
dard He has been nominated by his friends
without any solicitation upon his part and
though he be defeated or elected he will stand
by the great party he represents. Let those
who have nursed the "forlorn hope'' that Mr..
Fillmore would resign, give it up. He is upon
the track, backed by the sympathies and the
love of the people whom he ruled so impartial
ly, and supported by the lovers of true worth.
A man whose sympathies are neither for the
North against the South, nor for the South
against the North, but for the country and the
whole country.
The Old Liners eomplacently take unto
themselves the name of the National party
and divide the rest of the political world into
broken fragments, moving around this bright
centre. But ours is the National party, COM
United to no policy calculated to set in array
the North against the South Again, they
tell US that the American party is dead, but in
November next every mountain and valley
will send forth its thousands to endorse the
principles ofthe American party, and cast their
votes for Willard fillmore. The faint hearted
and treacherous will desert or betray US. We
want regular troops, devoted to our leader
and strong in the faith of the immutahility oil
our principles. Fillmore is no obscure man
known only to the leaders of political parties.
but statesman, who filled the Presidential
chair, as no man ever filled it since the days Of
Washington. He shall sit there again to
bless the Union with peace and prosperity
Once for all, then upon this Fourth Of July
morning, the anniversary of American Inde-
pendence, the birth day of the American
Union, we send our greeting to Fillmore men
everywhere, assuring them that he will not
resign, and moreover, he will not be defeated.
Our sentiment for to-day is, WILLARD FILL
MORE, the man of the age.
Statesman. yet friend to truth! of soul sincere,
In actIol faithful md IN honor cear.P
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-04

OF Mr.. Ned Voolfolk, to whom our read
ers have been so often indebted for late news
and important river items, appears again with
his usual budget of favors. We thank him
for late Louisville dates, and river and steam
boat memoranda /:
Steamer Jno. Tompkins left Louisville
Tuesday at P. NJ. Passed Diamond at Con-
cordia met VIM. Dickson just below mouth
Anderson's; "76" and W. A. Eayes at Hurri-
cane Island U. S. Mail at French Island j.
w. Chcesman lying to above bar, sounding !;
r, II. Winslow laid up; Prima Donna and
Defender lying to above Seufietown, sound
ing; H. D. Newcomb laid up; Chancellor,
Endeavor, Delegate and Great West, aground;
spars and lighters in heavy demand. Empire
City and Marengo lying at Roberts, just got
over. Thirty inches at Scuffletown. Met
Shenango at Three Mile Island.
We leave Cairo Thursday evening; be at
Evansville Friday evening. Make trip every
four days. from Louisville to Cairo and back.
NED VOOLFOLK, Clerk
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ACALL FOR A
NEETING OF TRE PEOPLE.
a. Indiananolis. Iulv 1a. I856.


There will be Mass Convention Of the
People of Indiana who are in favor of the
election of WILLARD FILLMORE and ANDREW
JACKSON DoNELsoN, to the Presidency and
Vice Presidency of the United States, at In
DIANAPoLIs, on the
18th day Sf july 1885,
All those in favor of " FILLMORE AND THE
UNIoN,' are cordially invited to attend. A
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET will be formed, and
an organization effected to carry on the Cam
paign with yigor.
~ Every county in the State, it is hoped,
will be fully represented.
RUSH COUNTY.
Squire W. Robinson, Thomas Poe, and
twenty-five others
VANDERBURGH COUNTY.
Henry C. Gwathmey, j. S. Jaquess, and
swenty-nine Others
SWITZERLAND COUNTY.
John Dumcnt, Philander S. Sage and eighty
six others.
WARRICK COUNTY.
Samuel Summers, Hugh L. Pentocost ard
eighty-two othcrg.
CRAWFORD COUNTY.
Allen D. Thorn, Elias o. Bannon, and 9TH
And hundreds of others from all parts of
the State, which are omitted on account of
their great length.
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MapaZinas.

HOUSEHOLD WoRDs for July has been re-
ceived. We have only time to give it pass
ing notice but the readers of Household Words
will set down to cut this number with the as
surance of literary treat before them. We
know of no journal read in this country SUI
perior to it, and while its articles are chiefly
literary yet it is interspersed with philosophy
and matters ola highly utilitarian order. The
lovers of Bleak House, Copperfeld, and Dom
hey will always read anything from the pen
of Charles Dickens with interest. Published by
Dix, Edwards & Co., of New York.
The LADIES REPOSITORY for July is on our
table, and possesses peculiar attractions. 1t is
replete with pure compositions from some Of
the ablest literary minds Of the country. The
Repository for the current month contains a
beautiful engraved view of "going against the
stream" The "Missionary's Grave" is an
other engraving of superior merit We have
not space to notice its articles but it is as
usual very ably edited. The Repository is de-
serving of the patronage of the religious public
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Swormstedt & Poe, Cincinnati.
The School Fellow is Magazine for boys
and girls" sort of Prince Royal of the peri
odicals-born to the purple while older, grayer
and more imposing publications take rank as
potentates among the monthlies. The illus
trations are good, but the great merit of the
work consists in its not being written dowa to
children's intellects-the great mistake until
recently, of books for the young. The tone
is healthy, and great deal of information is
communicated in pleasant and attractive
manner.
THE UNITED STATES MAGAZINE for July,
came by yesterdays mall and we can recon-
mend it, The subscription price is two dol
lars a year, yet it is fully equal to any maya
zine published in this country. The present
number contains series Of illustrations Of the
new capitol at Washington. This magazine is
published by ]. NJ. Emmerson & Co, New
York.