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At the Work In TRAIN 81 WEEDER,s
Shop 6etore you purchase elseacherei
FENHE Undersigned, both of whom are Practical
n Workmen, and under whose immediate super.
vision all their work done, feeling confident that their
work second to none made in the Western Country would
respectfully ask Of Farmers and others wishing to purchase
Wagons or Ccrd9eS to give them call before making their
purchases elsewhere.
The undersigned having purchased the exclusive Right for
this State, of
Hu66ardS Improved Patent Coach Spring and
Short Turning Coach Gearing
Are prepared Manufacture Order Carriages of Superb
or Strength and Durability with from onefourh
less weight than can be built with steel elliptic springs
They will spare expense in procuring the oest
Of material and labor in putting together and finishing
and ask but fair share Of the patronage of the public
TRAIN WILDER.
Hen0sAd, October 9th, 1865
Buggy and shop Rights,
Together with exclusive Rights Of Territory had on
application either member the firm at their Shop in
the North Ward, Chicago St. doors north Grand St.
Bridge. fnl7tf1 u. s. w.
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Invented in 1866.

Warranted Superior 10 all others or no
Pay!
AND THEY WILL STAND THE TEST
Pronounced by the Medical Faculty to be the
best Cathartic Medicine yet discovered.
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DAENTs, Oils, Dye-siuns, White and Red
Il Lead, Zinc, Coach Furniture, White, Damas
Shellac and Japan Varnishes ane Patty, constantly
hand and tor sale at the lowest prices at the Tx
cesior Drug Store, 20 Main St, op pc st he City
Bank S. CLARK & SON.
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COUNTY CLERKS oRrIcR

KEsosHA CousrY, Aug. IS, 1856
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following parcels of
Land were sold the 18th day of April A. d. 1854 for
the Taxes of 1853 and the time of redemption expire
ON the 18th day Of April D. 1851 and unless previously
redeemed, they will be conveyed to the purchasers.
REIrREN III DEAING
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the " line Of " Main st. where the the line OMAR
line Of land occupied By Mrs Bronson 8 on line
of Mrs Bronsoa's land TO line of Durkees Addition
n line Of Durkee's Addition to line Of NJ St.
| thence to the place Of beginning 81
John Bislte'l-Part q see3li commencing at the
10 rds, Is rds, % rds, Is rds, Il rds; about
foresoynr. Is rds K and I4rssnEs except also
piece Of land above thereof Is rds
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CAHOON'S
Seeding Pie-Plant,
Gooseberries, Currants, Grapes,
Shrubbery, Bulbs, Tubers, &c. &c.

viii securely pack in boxes and forward according to
directions Ten Roots for 49, Five Roots for 49, One Root
for 81 by the hundred $40Cash in all cases. to be sent
with the order.
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THOROUGHLY EXAMINED,

is most earnestly invited by the Publishers,
A. S. BARNES q. Co
No 81 John St, n. Y.
E. b. GRAY, Pub Agent, Mil. Wis Stf
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Nj LIE FAC TOR Y.

ABRAHAM HANSON,
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CONGRESSIONAL.

" ASulNGtOS, august
SESATE-The Senate resolved TO adhere to its
amendment to the Army bill by vote of 50
yeas against nays.
Mr. Houston presented memorial from the
Legislature of Texas, asking for the interqosi.
lease Of Judge Terry, now in the custody of the
Vigilance Committee at San Francisco, a de-
bate ensued, during which Wr. Houston, Mr..
Jones, of Tenn, Mr.. Brown, of Miss, and Mr..
Weller of Cal, expressed their views of the
State of affairs at San Francisco. The memorial
was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
The Senate resumed the consideration of Mr..
Crittenden's bill to alter and amend the Kansas
Nebraska act
Mr.. Belldeclared himself favorable to thepend-
ling bill though he might not be able to assent to
all its provisions.
Mr. Hunter moved tol lay the bill on the table,
but theyOte was postponed until tomorrow as the
attendance Of Senators was slim. Adjourned.
HoUsE-Mr. Barclay moved joint resolution
for the adjournment of both Houses on Tuesday
next, but was ncgatived by 70 majority.
4 message was received from the Senate that
they adhere TO their disagreement to the amend
ment to the Army bill
A motion to adjourn till Monday was voted
down.
After number of Intellectual motions TO adj
iourn till Monday and Tuesday, a motion to adj
ljourn till tomorrow prevailed.
The disbursements by the SergeaEt-at-arms Of
the House Of Representatives in account of pay
and mileage to members and delegates amounted
this morning to 81, O97, goo or 400 900 more than
under former compensation law.
Mr.. Washburne Of H., and Mr.. Washburne OF
Wis, were re-nominated TO Congress.
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cALIFORNIA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ILLINOIS

4
Ngw YORK, Aug. 2s.-The steamer Illinois
arrived at 9 o'clock this morning from Aspinwall.
She connected at the Isthmus with the steamer
Sonora, which brought down upwards of 81
100000 in gold the Sierra Nevada left San
Francisco on the 9th for San Juan. The CoItes
from Panama, arrived up on the 9th. The Su-
nora passed the John L Stephens on the 10th,
bound up.
The Illinois brings 81, 465, 600 in gold, prin.
cipally consigned as follows: Drexell & Co.,
$40O, 0O0O; Wells, Forge i Co., S2s6, 900; Me-
tropolitan Bank, $4,000. WIN. Hoge & Co.,
SI06, 600; Duncan, Sherman & Co., $IoT, 600;
Thos, Watson & Co.; $4,000.
The Sierra Nevada took down to San Juan
300 recruits for Walker army, aud number Of
old settlers.
| DIR. Alexander Randall an old settler of San
Francisco, was Shot on the afternoon of July
oath, in the bar-room of the St. Nicholas Hotel,
| by Joseph Hetheington, he was arrested by the
police of the Vigilance Com, tried and executed
on the 29th. Brace the murderer was hung the
same day. Several thousand troops were in the
vicinity of the gallowS Edward Bulgerreturn-
ed from the Sandwich Islands was again arrest
| ed and shipped to new York in the Illinois
Ned Mcgowan has not been captured Some
activity among the vessels of war in the harbor
had led 10 fears that the Federal Government
was about tointerfere with the Vigilance Com.
The Superintendent of the Branch Mint has
tnotiied the employees who are members of the
Vigilance Committee, that they must either
withdraw from it or leave the mint
| The Peruvian slave-ship Teresa Terry put in
T to San Francisco June 80, with $50 Chinese,
kidnapped at Marcoa, destined for the Peruvian
mines. An attempt was made to detain her,
but she got off.
Advices from the Sandwich Islands, of July
18th, state that severe shock caused by an earth
quake on the 6th of June at Haway, and o
stream of lava running from Mamma Loa, south
ward, leaving Hilo safe.
Advices from Sidney, Australia, May goth,
mention an extensive gold discovery in Western
Australia, near Kelmscott.
OREeoS-The latest advices from Oregon state
that the Indians north remain hostile, but there
are prospects Of peace.
Pierre Soule arrived at Aspinwall on the 18th.
The markets in San Francisco are glutted and
very dull. Gallego -four $40 Pork, extra
clear, half bbls, $l7. Butter Soc. East Bos-
! ton syrup s0c. Turpentine soc. Lard &c.
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk ManufaotoE

Saddle. Harness and Trunk Mandatory.
JEREMIAH B. SHEPPARD and cHAs. MORGAN have
q DAY entered into partnership IN the saddle aIess
and Trunk Manufacturing business the name Of e-
paTd 4
part estabi!tb Us and occupying lis laFe
workshops, have facilities Tor anutaetuT which wiz
enable ~ to furnish every DESCRIPTION articles At
rates, and Of The latest and most Improved
We have hand fG As8ort1ent Of all articles In
our ne consisting OF Saddles, Brides Harness, Trunks
Collars WHIPS Saehels Saddle Rags, &C., &C.,
all OF which VIII sold wholesale und retail At the very
lowest rates.
Particular attention VII paid ordered Eork repair
Ing promptly and BY strict attention
a reasonable prices, merit eonunaaae OF The patron
20 bIeh has been literally bestowed the former
oSonrtttor SHEPPARU MORGAN,
aug q-{Iua No 1S1 Main 81, corner Of Union.
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wEue gratffed to see that our friend Mr..
Hanson Boring, formerly of Brooke county,
add Dos Principal of Female Seminary at
RopknsviIIc, ny, is meeting with great sue
ess& Nj. 3. Il well remembered by many per-
soas in this vicinity, as having met with ter
rible accident in his younger days, by which he
lostboth arms, but in despite of which he, BY
his untirirg assitluity and by his native talents,
Af.isd of the highest honorsof Bethany Col
lsss, where he::graduated. Such NapOlemic en-
5-sy will everywhere command success.
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NEMY ORK MARKET.

Arc. 29-Flour dropping, sales 5000 bbls Al
$50 for State, and G, S0S6,55 for Ohio. Wheat
Corn buoyant, &C, 600 Blu sold at 50 for mixedl
yellow as. Mess Pork dearer, 700 bbls sold al
1878. Beef firm Lard steady. Whisky adj
yanced, sales of 600 bbls at 81 1-2. +
Stocks dull. CIeve. / Toledo Is. Cleve.
and Pitts SO. Erie go. Indiana. 5's 50 1-2.-
Mich South. SO 1-s Reading 85l-2. Missouri
IS SO 81 Del and Hudson 149 1-S Milwau'
kie and Wis. 90. Ill Cent bonds rs 94T-2.-
Mich. Cent. 90. Galeua 4 Chicago los IL
Chic. / Rock ISL % 81 Virginia 6's 80 1-2.-
Cieve., Col. & Gin log IL. Sterling Exchange
firm.
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NE PoTAo MARkEr.-The Lonisrilie cotIfigr


THE PoTAo MARkkr-The Louisville CoIirier
says: Mr. Henry Murray, produce dealer, yes
tsrday purchased the product of two crops Of
potatoes, for shipment to New Orleans, at s. 90
per barrel. The amount Of the sale will be |, 1000
barrels to be delivered in this city during the
month of September. This is an Important
sale, and fully establishes the price. The crop
will be very short one in this region.
Adsices from St Louis represent the potato
crop as very fine, with sales at 1,75 and s. 90
per Dbl. for shipment
In New York, on the 22d, sales Of pots toes
were made at s2,l24 per Dbl. for whites, and
$2,T5 for Meshanocs
In Boston, the prospects of the potato crop
we're represented good, with sales at 80 aud
Ss,75 per barrel
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aFSEUN.-ThiS place of amusement will
'&oPeaed on Monday evening next, By Messrs.
H.Dchett L Duffield, with carefully selected
Company of male and female performers The
l1snspam has been completely repaired and
i5aei The attractions and improvements are
s.zsiYc. a new drop curtain, the work of Mr..
LA Fisk. the scenic artist adds much to the
r2sarance OF the house. and reflects great credit
u he painter. The decorations Of the prosee-
liln aad foot of the dress circle, by the same
gasteuau, arc really beautiful. The interior Of
tie building generally has been re-painted and
baautfed, and the parqnette and dress circle
PRESENT better appearance than even before.
IA. capacity of the Athen@um is greater than
supposed Persons at a distance have no idea
tat We have building capable of seating com
6Ftably 1900 persons The parquetts viii seat
80 persons, the dress circle 800, aud the balco-
ny Ein seat 400. This will leave al the aisles
AID passages clear Two gas lamps have been
p.a;ed outside the building, one at the Market
street end and the other at the entrance. A
door has been placed in the hall of the building,
on the second floor, through which no one will
be permitted to pass. without being in posses
aG Of ticket This is a good arrangement,
As laaies accompanying gentlemen, viii be freed
from the annoyance Of crowd at the ticket of
hee, while their partners are securing tickets.
The decorations and improvements reflect
Euch credit an al concerned, and we hope our
eitilsus viii SHOW their appreciation of this de
tFe sor their comfort and amusement, by extend
tag 70 TIE lessees liberal patronage.
Il 1as Ahenaon, when open, pays heavy
revenue into the city treasury, and as the pave
Msats opposite the building will be DISTRACTED
NJ some time to come with material for Custom
l'9sSe' it might not be amiss in US to suggest to
'ae CITY Council, the propriety of constructing
suitable crossings over Market and John Streets,
~ Inc aeSonOlAtOu Of our citizens who may
wish 70 visit that place Of amusement
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Ass you getting bald: Is your hair turning
r.y! Do you want to cultivate good whiskers
"a uioustaches. Your hair to be soft, silky
nd gOssys Your head to be cool, comfortable
al free from dandrufr: MotheFs-are your
tssliren to have Iuxuriant heads of hair? Then
Is. Bookings Alopeeia, which never fails in its
uas.rins effects. Price twenty-five cents per
to;tls
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HEADACHE AID pEBILITI

Mr. sas Liseob, OF Birmingham al have found in
Boerhave's Bers remedy for headache and debility Ny
wife has also used 1t with the greatest benefit"
Mr. a. s. Nicholson, OF Pittsburgh also says he hexP7 as
rieuced much relief from IT'S use for headache.
READ THIS.
Il AoHIndeT'N 7eStiloHy- Jacob Rlnskcs, living in the
Holland settlement ShebOygan, Via after suffering
for some time the misery attending utter prostraion Of
mind body, IhsTe reStore, BY using BeeEhAves
BItteFs, perfect hEaltl.''
The fact Of this remedy being such high repute among
the HollRr.ders Wisconsin, Michigan, New Yorkn fact
every Holland settlement in the United statcszrSues in
its favor.
Mr. John Davidson, living miles above PittsburEh,
The Pennsylvania Canal says: ''hsn Iconmenced taking
Boerhaves Holland B.tteFs, could hardly aI&-ncw
10Y excellent health"
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ERnM lNAsHINGTnN

.AuG. 20.-The Senatorial Caucus again re-
solved this morning to remain in session with .
hone of passing the army bill Mr.. Orr asked
leave to introduce the army appropriation bill
Mr. Graw and others objected.
Messrs. Hall, of Iowa, Puryear and Watson,
members of the House, have returned. The
last named are paired off with AIr. Yaulb.
The Rev. Mr. Waldo, Chaplin of the House,
opened the House with with prayer at noon to-
day for the first time this session.
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cD5p5F FE.Iis5I,ITs.o,ws DIRECTORY

EirgfnIus Lodge Ne. s.-sLssts every Thursday
sveungat the Han, corner of Market and Monroe streets
ions s. wN1sHT, n. e.; B. Il Carr, Secretary.
fFrahIIin Lodge No. 13.-SIeets As above every
Monday evening Jons BATn4, s. g.; n. P. c1plfae,
Secretary.
WIN. Tell Ledge no. 3s,--aeets as above eve
rs Wednesday eveniugs ]. G. HoEENSsS y: OF yloaa
SaLaas, seeEetary.
evening te Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets. H.
BRowS, n. G.; John TAobnrs, secretary
PaaoIn Ledge Ne. s3.-1feetS as above every
Friday evening I. B. AeLArr, x. g.. II: W. Bsanchard,
Secretary.
Abram,R RueamPment Me- 1--Mests at the
Han corner Market and Monroe streets, the first and fed
Tuesday evenings Of each month II. UrENls, C. P; S r.
Pearson, Scribe.
wm. Tell EncnmPrnent No. 34.-Mssts as
above the sscoAd 6Hrn Tuesaay evenings Of each
month VIZ. KtIxEIER, Q. Pr Fa. Keisgarber Serbs
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=. di.tipgulsl.ed and aocompIished song

l.' Miss Louise Colbert, will give, on We'd
ia's, next a grand concert, assisted by some
.. .;',,t yocalists, in the Cathedral Church.
.I h.;,r the building best adapted for singing
" ~ o' .i.y All lovers of choice and artistic
u - vouId do well to attend, as this is most
'-5 s.tlr the first and last opportunity the pub
I, Vii have oflisteaing toherdelightfnl strains.
y, T;. "a Colbert is pupil of the world renowned
Pill Programmes of the concert will ap-
, ,.,- de city papers Of Monday.
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TsrsE will be q great mass meeting of the
f..is Of Buchanan and Breckinridge at Pitts
zrrh on the 10th of September. Hon. Lewis
as, S. a. Douglas. A. fl. Stephens, Clancy
,5.s,, John Van Buren,, Horatio Seymour, DAM
S Dickinson, WIN. C. Preston. j. ". Forney,
Pane SOulc, and many other distinguished men
:. among the invited speakers.
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Sos,olk ard Portsmouth, Va, continue ex-
,,.m.Iy healthy; but four deaths in the latter
Dl.ce hst Teek.
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eoek7 o. APPEALs.-The following decisions
ave been made by the Judges of the Court of
;APPeals for Western Virginia, now in session in
LsEisburg: 80
?. an: w AcsSeal, &c--reycrsed; Hoguc
ms tiirTDea; Jos. Mays vs.. Ellen Mays
te1Set BoEyr's Admr. vs.. Lewis, Admr.-
RS Dalton vs.. ntgomery-afirmed;
p,'uS hapeT. &c, vs. Anlerson-Affrmed;
E gu v i'ush-Teyersed; S1cisoIIs Us. Waugh
I.Iiaelsed Vaughn IS. Preston Affirmed !;
S S.slsoe vs. Blc0mer-reversed and remanded !;
e e-osS Is Dodge-aff;Fned; Carter vs. Hale, &c
to- ned; Fleming VI. Gioude-afirned; Tip
- Z I Is &C., vs.. P. L. Hale-atiirmed; Stu
ctS Boyd VI Hale-reversed and remanded !:
~ 1 1:.l &C. Us. AndeEsOn-afirmed; DonaIly
~ ~ sCE-slnissed and disagreed; Guthrie
n,s:selon.s Admr.-TeVersed aud renandel;
Ts, ..ssA Carney reversed and reunandeis ,Jas
A5ts V. CouehIs Eilr' x.-aftirTned
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AIt0tG er great Cure esetsf by oErSdVe's Holland Bit
teFS-The De Witte living in Holland Town,
Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, suffered very much from
weakness OF the Eosch and Indigestion She had been
under physicians cure for some time but the disease
land Office, which have given toneto her sto
mach her appetite strength returning ARM
IL believe that this another effected by
medicine.
this re4nely, but another opportunity. One
thing you canrelS upon what have pubehed from
persons much respected to our community literally
true j. QUISTUS,
Editor sheboygan Sisuwbode, Shsboygau, Wis.
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wvFp AVn lGrT

dso Of Ef11t H07tGs' SdaiisS Cared by EoerAdre'1
E0dHd Biters-1chael Kelly, No III Grant, Smith
field july runntng on the river on
cotton hU4t PLYING between Matches and New Orleans
taken with Fever and AXue For eight lenG months
suGefeI dreadful disease hegFeater part Of this
time unable 10 work, and spent least ATTY dollars
for different medicines, but found no permanent relief
Three weeks ago. one OF my friends insisted upon
ing oerfdres Holland Filters, saving that Eens
guaranteed. After trying st for only one week must
state Eas a sound man. have been at work for
weeks and have had return Of the eh!s and fever
whateveE''
certify the above statement Is tree.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
orat R. GhesterE. Gothic Hall.
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Sold Ont

rTJHH subscriber having sold ont Msssrr. Shepard
i Morgan the aeurias department Of bis estsbls-
merit vod embrace this opportunity TO return his sincere
tan for TIE Eer liberal patronage extsadet 10 him, for
the and beEs leaVe 70
his NUMEROUS risnds customers, hin know
Ing Them experienced WoEItnen and In every way
worthy confidence and patronage Of the public have
favor them with their eustoI1.
sus2-Su JOHN kNoLE-
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JOHN ESoTE.
EIntioa

TTAFIN sold ont Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Mann
II faetnFile part Of my bGstneEs, shall devote myself
Cor TIE rese exclusively SaddleTy. Hardware and
coach Trimming Business having By The change, much more
room greater facilities, and being the Onyoue IN this
city, this buEnes1, and from long e1eTt
e h. and extensive connection With The SaddnE bushels,
lhoPs able TO render entire Eafac0n 20 all Who U
eistoz hsretol5rs eestoe upon EOeit e0ntnnhner
a. thS sumo JOHN KS6TE,
anE2-Sm Old stand. I53 Main Street.
4 D LBS. GlyeisIa, IA store aud Or slle o. !.
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RAITIMnRE MARKET

Arc. 2s.-Une thousand and fifty beeves Of
fered at SHAFT per hundred, Three hundred
aud twenty-five purchased on Philadelphis ac-
count Hogs 74as per hundred.
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masonic DIRECTORY.

ohio Lodge No. 101--les., al Masonic Han.
corner Market and Monroe rst and tEt
day evenings Of each month. W. SANS VI H.; Atsz.
andsr La4g6lfa, Secretary.
wheeling Lodge No. 12s-Neets as ADORE on
the fret and third Thursday evenings Of each month.
BHExrIlxoEn, W. NJ; S ". PeGrsoa, Secretary.
WheelEaE UniOn Chapter Ne. IO.-Neetsa as
above on the seeoa sonasy evening o. each month. VIC.
scorr. II. p; s. ". PsarsoH, Secretary.
wheeling RncnmPment No. I.-sIeets as
above on oHrtl Monday evening Of each month. W j..
aITEs, G. C.. 4. Loriao, Recorder