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ALI members o. this escadrou are requested 70
y attend tue ne1t meetinE, On It8eDAy, TIE 1870
n n%t1 ats nehckf n 80 TIE relti nee q NJ Joun
= kaer y OF hoE, betEreu Was1lnEfon and P plar
stre-ts % acceP. necousfitutisn a1d-Iect oracers. a
&C I've and honorshir memcefs are expected to st.snd, e.
ven A. those pers0ns Who vish 70 bsc1ms memDers o.
s6s rs ss'~ b f Be. R G 1ssxy s.,r.,,r,
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SPECULATION rs GRAIE.-The New York
courssT states that great competition is going
o. in that city in buying up the new crop Of
Southern wheat, which has resulted in prices
being paid higher in proportion than present
prices Of -four ; and, as the general expeeta-
ton Oh 'changs is that -four must decline when
the new crop begins to tome IN this movement
excites ma.h comment, for II is felt that no
effort Of spectators ean sustain prices in the
sbseaee Of = foreign demand, and with a full
crop.
a BEkUruUL FERsE-Hymn six hundred
and ssvshty-ons, in the Methodist Hy mn Book,
Is the laa thing dictated By Charles Wesley.
Ths lines were taken down BY bis wife a short
tins before he 1ieds
n age znf fesblrness eztrems,
Who shal = helpless Worm reeeenI
SeeuEi ny Only hepe thoe erf.
strength q ny fzlinE ne.h and hesrt,
o. might ! catch one smile from thee,
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ARE yon se<bis IN BIZ, fn~esps5ie Or e~xsrtinn, dul,
a-d dspandn 8 5t unsBis f~oezpian the causf9
Ne sssurea that u exislsi fbs stsnasb and Ne srere-
tive organ, and nat q osnrs q ihis Purifying nd IN
visoratizk rensdy IN astors your slrersth, activity,
and Cheerful ncss. and rer7f al , o. cnrrgies.
Sold a. he mansfs1tab No-so MAIDEN Lana. New
YORK and By al d~ruszisis. ass, CSC, and 81 or box.
aug12-dtwswfw
For the CtmplextOn.
OF IN ne Compoun1s y hase yet sen psspaSea - =
oosnstie for the san. nee Is none that has = higher
repaAtion. Or ems hat isfsp0puiar ~ith ne ladies. a.
the fsr-sanrd KALr1sToS on ORIEST wATER- Il 10
s-ieutiaealy Drspzrec, ~ ; . Druums ss ven a. toilet
wash. Il vii. viii . a. sppncailsas. remove tan,
neckies. samoan, md Al ~ sneoua eruD1ous It 10 ex-
i~ensiseiy used fer thes pirioses. and ladies' vbo apply
u can exercise IN he s1enrE as frssIy as rhey ueass,
and e~rperiencs % Inc nssfhce from roash Or ~lrfitatec
skin. Joseph Burnett : o. arr TIE PIoprietors-B0s
f0s 7rc1syiPf
For sale 81 s. NANsFffLr L Co, and dsIs1s gen
sral,. Pres so1 40 ANT bottle. saEis
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A passenger on the train yesterday morning
brought q report Of the election OF Wallace
in the second district over Maynard, by a small
majority. We have no means OF testing the
truth Of the report, and give it as all we have
heard since our last from that district.
LATKR--A subsequent report upon verbal
information, that all the counties, save Fen
trsss, are heard from and that Maynard's ma
iorftT in those is 422-seEen more than b.
chansn's majority in Fentress. As it is more
than likely that the majority Will fall eft in
Fentress, we regard the chances ncw as IN ia
yor Of Maynard's election By a small majority.
THE
We elect Ross, in the Henderson Senatorial
district. The Legislature viii, therefore, prob
ably, stand
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NEOLRn.

PROM the underslgned. on the night Of the
l12th inst . heavily p~ouy-bult OARS A
~ 9 Tor 10 years 90. IN dne order. pretty
fuu tau AMI name, With he for tsp shaved shod before ;
shoes olnsideraoiy worn al the 20 and PAGES tlerably
well Information nat su rrstore tue horse % ne WI
be thankfully received. and the inform ? vel reuarded.
C.P
augfhwff Centre HIN Des 4. asrnfv ~.
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CITUATIONS - TEACHERS, By tvo yaung Iadiss-one
cagz0ls o. tezchieg higher RngIsh French and Ger
nan ne other, ausic, ralnti-E aid DragIuE
Addrse SARAH, Bor A 8. Seneca Falls. New YORK.
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sovereign squatters Of thes'

lHITEu oIaNN.a
KNOW ye b. thsse tresents, hat I have
~AIusl received from direet ripcrtsrs and
49, home manufac ures, the largest. faest
~ zrE bet selected implemsnts Of odslse ard
Wtetnse esar br,1ehr 70 Tits city consist
ir9 OF al styles o. REPFATEK5 and PISTOLS. RIFLES,
SHOT GUNS, KNIVES sc. Ammuntion q Al tinds.
A 50 Fishing Tackle. The goo1s wis Be sold At a snail
advance on Cast. either wholesale or retail.
Weep rs o. at kinds repair q with neatncss and dis
patah. 81 fair rates for Customers and myself.
slsn o. ne Ms Gun.
2. WOLF,
Guusmiih Hsuphis. No. iss Main street.
sus1s-dsgam Bctwen Adams and Washiteton
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EATHS. LATHS.

WE have on hand a. our Mi, Al the nouth o. wolfe
w river. 5000 Laths, and VII keep a suBply Al
orders Tor shipment promptly attend q 70 Pre- g 50
pr hundred. ELLIS = LOWE.
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r afIrOad Breakfast
scHwooB,s RESTAURANT.

THIS popular resort for
80 citizeEs and strarsers sif-A0
~ ing Nfmphis. win hereafter Be- oDend al
5 0'aocS IN he muraInE and rsmsn open
until aiate our Al night. Tbs tables are D. an q e.
suppned With an the luxuries u TIE market and meals
win BE- hrnished Il Almost . m0ments n0tcs.
aurlsaw
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New Books for Summer Reading
nm -
Lamb, Y.Oa1s0S Co.

NO. 1913 a SIreet.
CLAvERY Ordsned Of Gos; snsE ans valuab,e wsrS
huntsville A.
Report % he Decisisns Of The Supreme Court o.
tae United States. and the Opinions o. the JUDGES there
q In rek4ri 20 the bred Scott Case.
Two Years Ak; a new and VERY interesting novel.
By Rav Chas Kln0s.
Leonosa D'Oross anew Bovei By G ? R James
The AiheinEs Or the Three Gifts. b Mrs. OIiEhant.
nuihor o. Zaiiee.n
Central AREA r szpiorations n The Interior Of
Afire. By 7 Bowen
fne fndixfnons Races Of The Earth or Charters o.
EthncogeaI IuQuiry. By O. Not, n. and 6. R.
GiiAcon authors q The types % Mankind"
TIE History OF Tlrkeyi Laaartine's drst work.
S,andal ~ MS ! T BickfoFd.
Monsr b. EeiiFd n n Busiest D. D.. Dcrani au-
thor q Queens q Ersland " &d
The Principles 81 the Int-riar or Hidden Lifes de-
siened Dor tnose who ae seeking an assurance Of Faiih
aud Persct Love. - rhos- C. Uphani
Reolleetion ~ = T. e ffme-- RyS g Goodrieh-
Little Dorrit3 complete By Gas Dlckeds.
ALSO6A large and varied ssonmsa q Law, School,
MEDICAL and Miscellaneous Books which We onsr Low
ron casa Eugl<
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o LAKE FTsHERY

THf subscriber having leased th- p-sm-
ises, isnoU pVpared 70 furnish PISS In
abu sianoe for an the nsighborh "a throughput the sa-
san a. 'oE prices. FishirE PErties can Be supplied with
.efhs. h'oks and lines, sRids, Provisions aud lodgirg On
reasonable terms.
Horn Lake has only 10 be seen 10 be admirrd; rhsu Is
% piac- b-tier located for a pieasure tdp IN the vicinity
Of Memphis, VITA reierPuce toal Who have enjoyed a.,
1T others witness for ID mselves.
aurf5 GEORGE FRETZ
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ANICE comfJrfabr Residence on Adams st.,
.7s1 four rooms in the Hauss, Dining Room. kitchen.
nI Regra H0use and Stable, good Cistern snd Wei
III oil IN good order Abarssin may b b1uzht ~
,pplyinE soon 10 ~FLOURNOTs COOPER y LAKE.
nurff-fm
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Memphis Classical Mathematical &
EnoEah Ill anhnnI

JOHN B~eSCUDDER, n. ALL
John = JONkS a. A.
THE next sss.lsn u this srhool win commences on
the AIS INST, And close On the slst o.
luna following
Mr.. Sc ad-r Is a Master o. Ar's Of Princeton. and bas
hsd ten yearsf experieuce IN teachng with what success
i We knoEu 10 his uum-rous pa runs ID Memphis NJ.
Jones h Bachelor Of Arts q the Univrrs " Of Vrsi-
nia. the high sta ding and zraduz ton % bis frner
pHpns 10 that unlvsrshy rally teslio 10 his s~npsritncs
and success - q eacher.
Tbeo pct OF this school Il 70 prepare youths for the
Universits IN every q partnent. OF 70 ht them for tbs
active duties o. life-
IRE eour Sc o. insirueton VIII b. thorough. embracing
The following Departments
i ne Enrsh LsnEmg e ard Literature.
IT ~ Greek ana Latin LanrusEss ant Literature.
III ne Modern LauEuages and Literatu e
w. ne Pure NAH mates.
v Moral Phliosoph5.
VI Chsaisfry, Natural Philosophy and Asfronony.
Those -tudyin the fnzlish branches aud Net em1tics,
lrepereiory . snieTing 1pgn The sctite fuies o. life,
I'll nave an Opportunity Of leafning Sur
VeJtng th.oretfa and p~raticai. &c.
Ihe session IS DIVIDED lnto too terms o. dvr months
eee9- The tui ion fees are %, s. e., 70 e.. a mont d.
Do ing the .essI0n.
for further particulars. apply 70 slfhsr o. the Prinei-
pas asg3-im
49,
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Cotton Shed

TIA large. oosvshient and cenirai c5t,,,
sd Shed and Yards, known az the "Pairict SID >
On Madison street. Il lor rent rs s1suinr -,
sa7I-s~ -' M. D. AaxoUa.
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J. E. CHADWICK's ADVERTISEMENT

]. E tkADWItAis ADVERTISEMENTS
win Always Be Found in This Calunn
DERSOEs ~fshng 70 u.w what he has % SAL, -
Il what be may wantt b bay for any Of his cust0mersJ
AZ Hememser that. and save yoarsaif the trou1k
q looking an over TIE paper
Aubasiness entrusted 10 ne VIII be attended % cars
fdly sud vita despatch.
Office Madison street, opposite Unisn BaaA
INSURANCE REAL ESrATE AND GENERAL
AGBNcT
Efua FIRE and Inland NavigB<
ton Insurance Company,
CAPITAL \ sCRPLUs.."-.-.-.--...sI.o Oo.soa
Hartford Fire Insurance CO.,
CAPITAL SURPLU2..-..."-..s.+--..ssoo,0oo
Charter Oak Life Insurance Go.
CAPIrAL n URPLUs.----.---.---.-ssoa, oo
policies issued on reasonable terms. Losses squiLa-
i bly, situated nd Promptlypaid-
FOR RENT.
POSSESSION GIVEN TMMEDIaTELT The ans
country ~usrdtnce, 10 atrly OVn d By A. 7. wills. Esq.,
villa seyan scres q ground. TIE present occupant vii
SCI crop ana rat furniture, II desired
Madison street,
1y29 Opposite UnloR Bank.
FOR SALE.
A LEASE OF A BEAUTIFUL RESIEBNCE. coniaia-
ing four rooms, Kitchen and Servants Roum, store Room,
5tabl-. dne welof SAFER ard tx acres Of dne tilabls
land. Hifh about 90 choice q tit trees. Situated about -
rMn- Frmu r,-rf gnrars possaez1ou zfva- rur $780,
Der. Apply 20 J. 3. CHADWICK.
ALSO-A BsAUTIFUL COTTAGE RESIDENCE taeul
clnfaining 5 rooms, kitchen, ervznps TO d, stable and
excellent cistrrn. with about fhrre-fourth o. an aae Of
Land, situated Just out Of the city limits. Possession
gwen ist SEPTEMBER. A bargain can b. had II taken son.
Apply 10 J. T.
Also, a beautiful BUILDING SITE. coatainiag 3 $ 100
acres. vel timbered' situate on the northwest corner Of
Central Avenue and Browns Aveuue, directly 0ppositr
the rrstienc- o. sadzs Harris.
ALSO a nne sb-LDIN LOT. containing four serss
well covered win dnr tress sitlate on the uortb side
walker street near the drst toll Eats On the Hsrnknd
Plank Road. For terms sppiy 20
J. CHADWICK,
Memphis land Orcs.
az n--,lfn. m-~~ NJ
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SaOO Dollars

A IL per-o1s are warned not to trade fr 3 rota dreu,
a oy ne for One Hundred Dollars, dateffh-2 p h T.sv
1857. and pa,xbls to he ord = n d Park. and enserSef
b. nm aad Thos. 7 Pearson, PAYABLE ninety dava &C.,
da-e, at the Southern Bank 81 Teznsssee. . the ssne
vas ,Sss Or His'aiA Va HRNsr.
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For Sale.
for SAFE.

A VERY likely Nulart0 Girl; good seamstrsss, an,
~ In szrry rsspect an A No I houss servant, By
augtf-dIm Nm. P PROUDFIT No sFrout R9w.
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Ws4LRRAPER

VITE are nuw REQ WINS and pave , = band, a large as
w sortment Of Wal Paper. oonsisting q a zr AZ va
nsty q n latest sfyls and patterns As0. a nne a.
sortment u Bordering and vi dow Paper al q which
We can sell al a low pre-. II you want your HOUSE nsat-
y pspered cal aud see rs.
anrff-fw Raw g. GuiON.
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1AoEohco SynOd1ca1
FEMALE COLLEGE.

NJ COLLEGE.
THE next session o. his Institution um commsnes
Il o. the fIRSI WEDNESDAY, IL s.PTEMsER xxi.
those sho attended tne rec nc ersminatlon d Il have
p~rceised that IL vas ths leading oti-rt win the Presl-
Dent ana a. Assistants. not meres 70 inauce tee pupiis
o c0mmit tNf-ooors . memory. hut % make nen CON-
prehend he brsnehes Snic1 they studi-d 3
ne Trustees feel c0nflent. { a., u1d-r The enrrgefic
tdninistraticn - ths ~. Dr.. MIrCHELL IA b. an
seA eorss o. as-t-tants, the insttufloa VII conenae 4
ieseye that reputation for thorsug1 echoiarshfp aud
ncIent E0ge-umant which Z has aroad7 acuuired me
B ardinE apartment - uocer fhe conrr5i u q. Leigh,
who Il ainirabiy ftted fr The posaan of Hnfron me
roonls are iarse, Urn hush-d. and spiendtily ~vsstuaied
EXPENSES. f.
Beard Washmg and Rusi, per sssion q I've
mAils $50
Iuiilou in Literary Deraunout .-...-.. II % IS
Ao1rrn Lang ages casa -.--.-.+..---.. 10
Drawing. felca Or Crayan ...--...--... 10
sc-Pis Harp arc GuiiaIs each ....-. %
Use Of tnstrument
tontingent expenses .-.-.--.-----....-
ne nenpbls and C~hariestan Raaroad runs within ~
mles, aud cosches run fgic- dai y IRON The road 4
Fiorence. Tberu il no heslthler locaflon 10 The South.
Eest, and The society o. the toEn Is ~erc-lenf-
n n. PATTON.
a1gi6fEElwa President Beard u Trustees.
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DETwEEN the 'orner q Nafison and Main streets
ID and The Poet ONE, . heavy GOLD FOB CHAIN.
The nnder VIII be literally reward q 81 leaving it At this
onioe. GRO l. WILLIAMS.
augft-1w
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miscellaneous.
500 Reward

TERE stolen from our respecflveA
Nprenise-. Mar the city q htmpais ~
Nsln Wfdnrxdy aig G. 5h int
slAiafge Bay Horse and 3 l4rzr Brown &us
Asle Aso-sa Mule from D. warner. We an 1--WE
the sb0se reEar for ne delivery ~ the horse, murs
and thief or thisves, or haif The amount FOR the stock
Alone G. B. FRAZER
Pa0vTNa-
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ITO the

Owing h the connagration on The tsfh June last,
D vhteh We vere burut Out and being unsb,- to
g. anothei house In which 70 continue our business, We
nov ret4ru cur sincere thsnks % he many friends
whose patronage Ne enjoyed, and now recommend 10
their favor our iste p~srtsers, TEwAR a KING in the
above business. n. D. l. STEWART
Jas v KING .
P S--The above arm is fully authorEad 70 c11ect and
close the business o. TIE firm q SteEarg King 4 Co,
and AZ persons indebied are here5J requ stra-to ame
inward and settle the same.
auEs-sm srEWkRr. KIN AGO.
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Theab6ve statistics Of the New School in
clude the Southern section Of their Church,
which has virtually separated from the body.
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To Merchants, Bankers and Others

THE subscriber has arrived with his 4 sorbins Patent
Il Copylng Cards b. Which any numb-r % lstters.
from ave ten or dfren, may Be cop ed az one OPERATION
~ bout wettlng tn EtieF psper IN The usu ] old method
The exfensVe patronage received in Charleston $. c..
savsni ah. Macon. Atlanta, ands GriHn, Ca, and A. sn
the putllc onces where copying b reqaired, > 4 Ua ifest
proof o. thrir practical vi ~ % saving time and lator
znd giving q more accurate copy than can be acquired By
he "a system Mr. JAS n. KING, my Eg-nt, will
visit the banks and merchants, and exhibit the opera
ton JOHN J Byrd.
augis-2t
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TRllEI TRlDE!! TRlIE A

IN. SAINT is a candidate for the once o. Constable
At the next election IN March, il the Fosrteenth Civil
District. aug16 -tea
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T oSF on STOLEN fom me % ths 7ssh Of Nsy" last.
Il a. Ctaitanoe q. a cimmln sz-d black leatHer
IkUNK. containing a few afrlcles o. Clothing and the
foll0uing payers. one n0te on Chsres Brard n. o. Co
lumbia. Tenn mr. ene hund-et ard hty orars. sni one
reaaipt GA the same Tor three hunared and dfy 90 lars.
both dated sbout the last % seutembsr. 1854. ard one
note IN = Byrum. 4 Macon, fena.. fr forty dollar
given IN Janssry ~ fehrsarv Est ai payable 10 m. ]
hereby fsrtuan al perso1s from trsdirg for the same.
and those who cave the claims Co pay b TO other person
than myself y. R. CARTWRIGHT.
augi5-dIwawit Macon. Tenn.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-15
April list 1867.

The EMIGRATION observation-disclosures on the
route of travel from Buffalo to Chicago repre-
sent the flow of population Westward as very
large. 1t appears to be d:ffusing itself over the
country west osWabash, and large portion OF
it will remain east of the Mississippi Railroad
lands in Illinois and Wisconsin attract a portion
whose larger means enable them to purchase
farms skirting the great channels of communi.
cation A like influence draws many to Iowa
and Missouri. A more numerous class seek the
cheaper lands of Minnesota, Nebraska and Kan.
sas. The Cleveland PLlindsaIsr says that a
colony of thirty, nearly all "able-bodied men,
of the vicinity, LEFT that city on Friday last, to
settle in Jefferson county, Kansas. The Toledo
Commercial says that hundreds pass there daily,
bound for the Territories 1t adds:
Many Germans from Pennsylvania are
among the immigrants. They carry large
amount of baggage, ride in first class cars, and
have an Intelligent and enterpriSing appearance.
The American CmigrantS are mostly from New
England. They have a solid, gU-ahead, Bunker
hii look about them, and viii doubtless be pleas.
ed with their new and fertile homes. New Eng
land will be depopulatetl in the course of tiffy
years if her sons and daughters "hoen West
ward at the present rate"
The Chicago papers chronicle the setting into
Illinois of tide of population through the Sou
thern channels.
Some of the recent sales are in Southern and
Central Illinois \ Vermont colony Is about
locating in Washington county. ncsr Richyiew:
another all farmers and mechanics, from Troy,
\. \. are in treaty for lands in the neiehbCr-
hood Of YaEdalia, the former capital Of the
State.
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Oharles, London Cordial Gin

UharIes' London Cordial Gin
Is shown by the Records Custom House to be the
only London Cordian Gin IMPORTED sold In bottles
all others made here In Imitation Of 1t.
Its delicious tonic beverage and by its peculiar avor
$50 different gns Is universally esteemed by all
who It, It is adopted with great success in cases Of
DYSPEPSIA, GouT RuEuNArlsN, DEoPsT, GRAVEL, CoLc,
CHOLERA FEVER Aces, sTRlcTrRE DISEASE OF THE U-
SARY ORGANS, EPLEPsT, FEMALE IRRE0ULLRTIEs &c.
DH vALESTrSE oTF of New York, in letter to the pro-
prIetor, says:
C6ar'es London Cordial Gin I, TIE pmrsai best, and
n Ost r,lid5is Extract Of Juniper Iharc seem
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN Is sold by all Drug.
gist and GrOcers in the United States also are
merous poisons called "London Cordial Gln-to avoid
them buy only CHARLES" Reject any other offered to
value your health Price one dollar for quarts
my cents fer pints. EDMUND C. CHARLES,
mlr2c-3mdkw Sole Importer, ~ broadway, NY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-04-15

PERTuAEp DREETHiVhAt lady gentleman would re.
the curse Of daEreeable breath when by ne.
ing the HALN oF THoCSIp FLoWSEs'' dentfrie opT1
NOT only render sweet but leave teeth white as aIs
SiaIE persons do not know their bad and
vac snieet Is 50 delicate, their never n,rtjo
IL -Four single drop OF the BAlul on your tooth brIh
last year. . = NSt.' No''is -'h
bEAUTtFSL CoNFLEXioN easily serured bv ,sIrv
te BALM OF thousand PloEersf viii remote 40
PiuPles and treekes from the leaving Ii Of son 3
tnsate hue Weta towel, pour thrre dronS mi
wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EASY.-Wrt sbaTfoF-bruSh -g,A.-
warm cell Eater, pour on or three rou1 81
Thousand forers,n rub the beard well aah Il YIN raSkr
beautiful Eoit latsr, inch the oFatisn 49,
Ing. Price only hIly csnts.
W.P. FETRIDEG 4 CO..
For sale br II LOGAN CO. S III 9g5S
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN ISN
'rIR a CI'COIR


INFLAMMATION and PAIN Inseparable rs PRE- and
HEAT Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces
amatiOn. Wherever there heat t,robbing or
redness no matter whether It caused by fever hurt
poison, rheumatism, piles scad or sting thcrs
Is inflammation. A hundred books or a thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion To prevent pain
and restore nature, inflammation be subiued To ac
eomph the efforts OF the physician always direct
ed Thousands Of physicians thousand Of the first and
most saEaclous who have DALLEYs MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced admit, that its
control inflammation Is wonderful and Immediate
Instantly AAyng the pain, neutrAzInE poison, extracting
morbid seercons and forcing her course
renewing and healing No burn, scaId or alment
two severe to yield to Its soothing and curing APP
ply I; Immediately and the has commenced.
The Genuine Is enveloPedin Steel Plate Engraving with
the Of G. V. CLICKENER CO., proprIetOrs, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
25 cts. per box.
70 All orders should he Addressed CIV. ClIekeuer
Co., 81 barclay st. New York. T. H. LOGAN & Co.
sp2S:lm Wheeling, Va.
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Ambrotvpes for ST

PARTRIDGE, At his and spacious rooms, with Gaen
Ties for operating and arranreaeut for light equal TO
In ths country, and superior any in The city
producing these beautiful pictures, which uassrpasd
In the county He Is prepared make AhrotypsI 20
they be uithOz- 4ra postage AIIs 70 set
them IN ioeksts and pine price DaEusrreotypss
Retur=a made fer estaera good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last for ages unchanged.
AnkndI Of materials used the b4siEsGs for sale
Roams sastsIds Of Main above MsurOe over Marsh
TayIor's nsr store aurIa
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TuE MASSACRE IN MINNESorA.-A letter to
the Saint Paul Pioneer from Mankato, under
date of March 92d, gives these particulars of the
recent massacre at Spirit Lake:
Mr.. Markham had been TO the DcS MoineS
river to see after his oxen, which were there
feeding upon rushes, aud ia going home got be-
widered and hungry, and started for the nearest
house. Upon reaching it, he found the door
and windows broken open, aud on the inside,
upon the floor, laid the body of an old lady 4
short distance from the house, upon the snow,
he found boy about twelve years Of age. who
was also dead. A short distance from tie body
of the boy he found that of girl, partially de-
-vOured by the dogs. He says that lie visited
four other houses where families had been living.
hut no person was there; everything in the ho1-
scS was thrown over the floors. lie started for
the sixth house expecting 10 stay all night but
found several Indian tents pitched before the
door, and the house filled with Indians He be-
ing iatigued, crcpt into snow hank and laid
until morning, when he started for the settle.
ment at Springfield