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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Completely Preserved
IN TmE GRRarRSR re

Nd WhO that gray have Il restored for
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bat would be cured, with sick headache, Lut
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face and skin. Woods Hair Restorative
this, circular and and the follow ing:
ARboa, HoVsrbeF 8, 1856. q
PHOT Q. J. WooD-Dear sir Ih4ye heard much .atd 81
the wonderful your Hair RESTORATIVE laVpg
been often cheated by quaekeTy and qaek
hair dyes Ac vas disposed place steratNe ia
the same category with Ike tOnshn ICudlJ
Peted quaek Fenedies until met IN lAUTti gSIlly
some months since, when gave
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by good wife, Ehose Lair lad beCt VtIy
ely Wite and before eXhaUsnR one Of your large
ues her hair TssIoTsd Nearly q Us original = AEtiul
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use Il; simply because Of I-gsnIl rag sGeeI. uIo
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your estOraIves with tie hnPPiat eueGsS therefore, ny
skepticism and dOuts lis ehaTHetar
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have their hair TeStOl white gray (by
sickness age TO original color an beauty young
peFSOns who would have their hair beautiful and glossy
Very uly and gratefully youTs,
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
- T4FTpra A ~ ~ -
r. L. JON Els, Proprietor.

Wis house has been recently rttisd, greatly ENLARGED
Il and The tTaVeliu toInisUnitl
eoIlmodafions Tie stabling = - tie best character.
The Hotel has IeSthtll Lssstd the haLds
The Sss q Nv 1sss
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hl"s,' Of Ii. List.-Mr, D. c. List, of the
oanS of Wheeling, was attacked with sudden
.'nsss ola paralytic orappopletic character yes
N'uay afternoon, whilst trnnsacting some bust
ness In the City Hail. He was carried to his
's>'aehee in an insensi6le and spcechless state,
his safety,
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wharf maater.

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For City CIerIs

Permit to announce candidate for the ClerkshiT
In the coming election, young and popular friend La
RY y. MeLAIN, and obIise fjapll MANY VOTERS.
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ft's FROM Singular clase.-The dwelling
aoaSe Daniel B. Morrison, near Martinsburg,
was y destroyed bysfire a few days since. The
~; a'e originated by cat catching FIRE and rum,
T ny under bed, and setting fire to some paper
, LUIS fre was extinguished, but Afterwards re-
N'aS'ed' and burnt to the ground ~
So. va" c1q"ges.-'Fhc Pittsburgh mail viii be
S ss"' hereafter, by the railroad between Pitts.
su ana Bell.Air. 1t closes at 1 p. n.
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Somebody is intorestel in theinformation that
t. H. LOGAN & Co., have just received some ar
ticles that have been wanting" lately, such as
"Keyser's Pectoral Syrup French Army Lo-
ton, "Sanfords Liver Invigorator," Concentra-
ted Lye, White CASTLE Soap, &C.
They have also some elegant style "Colognes"
Call at the "Bridge Corner Drug Store"
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, WFTrL TRAGEDY AT CHICAGO THE CHILD MT.
NESS-A TOUCHING SCENE
prom Tho Chicago Tribune Of the AL


most bloody and brutal murder was discovered this
.a,ning in the North Division which must have been
oam, Ted ON the day previous The murdered person
- a woman. named Jane McNamee
The first intelligence Of the murder was communicated
~ McNamee himself, who entered the stable of Mr.
W,irbt his employer, about o'clock in the morning.
ana with both hands raised hurricdy exclaimed to the
sacbman ON the premkes s.Pamer my wife is dead T.
palmer asked how it took place
at don't know / woke up and found her dead In
,.d this morning -
Palmer Immediately went No the rooms occupied by
uNan,ee and the appearano&s caused him at once to
,aav information at the North Police Station opposite
ghe coroner was Immediately summoned who took
charge of the rooms
rbe murdered woman had by her husband two chill
dren, a little girl and boy The boy, four years old,
s called as n witness and gave Testimony as follows
Previous to the swearing of the last witness the little
bow was brought in and told his story He is very in
,,lant little lad and told his tale with nm artlesn
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United states patent once,


ON the petition of Frederick H. Sickles, of New
~ York praying for the extension OF patent granted TO him
October 1Si4 for Improvement in opening aud
from the expiration
said patent which takes place the 18th day OF oclooe
petition be heard al the Patent once on
Monday the IL O'Clock and all persons
appear they have why said petition
ought not 10 be granted
opposing the extension required To ne In the Patent
objections specially set forth In writing at least twenty
all testimony hed By either party 70
the said hearing must be taken and transmitted Ia
with the rules OF the oce which viii be FURNISHED on appa
testimony viii be closed the 10th Of september
dispositions, other papers relied testimony must
before the morning OF that day the aga
ments, any, within ten days thereafter. 49,
Ordered this notice be published In the Union Wash
c. and Atlas New York. week for three weehe
before the Alb Of October
next, the day OF hearing JOS HOLT
Commissioner OF Patents.
the above papers will copy and send their
bills the Patent Once with containing this notice
July l0-law3w
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AN INDIAN LOVER Miss Bishop, the writer of s'Floral
Home who went to Minnesota teacher, received
oier OF marriage from Indian. He to her dwell
ling decked in all his flannel rings feath-
ers newly secured brass ornaments and bears claws
and through interpreter announced to her that she
must be his wife. It urged that he had wife.
he replied, sAll tho band have as many as they can
keep and have but ono" AS an extra nducement he
promised that she could have the best of his LODGE
hunt by his side and eat with him. while the dark squaw
was to hush tho papoose cook the food carry the game
plant and hoe the corn, and provide wood and water
Miss Bishop; little in fear of the grecn eyed monster
even If the other claimant did hold inferior position,
declined the distinction The Indian then begged dol
lar to buy shirt and left with naughty air. Next
day he was drunk But Miss Bishops associate almost
Jared worse she had been only few weeks in the
try, and was ignorant of Indian customs young war
Nor, smtcn with her, called often hoping to be rid of
him she gave him ring he interpreted 1t token
arality, and returned to take her to his lodge the
next day he again returned with six young braves to
compel her to go with him. Explanations and inter-
ference saved her
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CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.

Omar HuNr--A few weeks since the inhabitants Of
Thompsons Valley, in Tazeweli county, Va, had a
grand hunt in which the citizens of the upper and lower
ends Of the Valley rivalling each other. The
Der of game of all kinds killed. birds, rabbits deers
and ALL 6T77 the upper end killing GIT than
the lower
YOUNG LADY DEADnEAp.--A Miss brave has been
presented with free pass of indefinite duration
of the Pennsylvania railroads Being at home alone
she that tree had fallen of the road
the opposite side of the river and that the without
warning would inevitably be thrown off into the river
She crossed in ski and the train approached,
ceeded in stopping it, thus saving, in the opinion Of
those board all the lives on the train. Instructions
have been given whenever she travels the train to
stop for her at such point she finds most convenient
for reaching her home.
A slate quarry has been discovered Van Vert, in
Polk county, Georgia For roofing purposes it ia said to
he superior to the slate from the Pennsylvania mines
So fur known this is the only slate quarry that il be-
ing worked in the southern States. . .~
Queen Victoria has long shown aversion to Buck
ngham Palace which has puzzled the court gossps to
explain. 1t now appears that the building is infested
with rats and bugs Every attempt to expcl the vermin
has proved unsuccessful The have got into the new
ballroom, and every apartment displays the wonders of
the Insect world.
A Coon REASON. New York literary correspon-
dent of the Boston Traveller says that recently
asked Mrs. Veilc, the authorcss of Following the
Drum why she wrote the book ''To buy new ball
dresses, Z was the reply.
Il.
The famous Charter Oak Place, the old .'Wyllys
Place. in Hartford has been sod and it is to be up
into numerous building lots speculation 1t is about
two hundred years since the first colonial secretary Wy-
lys, sent his steward to the wilderness to select in
advance, goci site 1t is worth more money per
than the place it deemed such hardship to
leave behind in old England.
WEALTH THE ANCIENT RoMANs.--Some of these Ro-
mans seem to have been very solid while Others
fast to degree unknown nowadays. When C;esar
was killed. the Ides of March, Anthony owed $780,
00O which he paid before the Kaends of April out of the
public money, and squandcred according TO Adams,
f5600000 Cesar himself before he set out for Spain
in debt to the extent of f20s 900 Lcntuus pos
sessed f3 229 l66 Claudius afreedman saved f2 500
900 Augustus obtained from the testamenary DISPOSE
lions of his friends soc people will leave their fortunes
to their sovercigns less than f32 $3.50 sterling
nbeus left at his death the of Ell 1872
SIG, which Caligula is said to have squandered in
single year Vespasian estimated at his accession that
the money which the maintenance Of the Commonwealth
required f352, GIG, 900.
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CRIMINAL COURT.

FRIDAY, July 9.The court met at the usual hour.
James Copsey put trial for the larceny of sundy
articles of wearing apparel the property of John Fox
The jury returned verdict of guilty of petty larceny
and the prisoner sentenced to imprisonment in Jail
for year and six months, and to pay fine of one
dollar
William Cropsey, who was yesterday found guilty OF
petty larceny, also sentenced to Imprisonment in ail
for year and six months. and to pay fine of one
dollar
Samuel Woodland free negro was then put trial
for the larceny of two coats valued at SIS and the
other at So The jury returned verdict of not guilty
The jurors dismissed until next Monday morning,
actch clock, account of other being now
ready for trial wheroupon, the court adjourned.
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r ITTELLs LIVING AGE FOR SATURDAY,

II
Poems by Coventry Psmore; Fcions OF bohemia Pm
trc Theology French Slave Trade England and Snrdna French
French People Red Sea- and Enphrates telegraph Lines
acys Teaching The Mormon Flight The Eve OF Revolution
Cosmos Vol W. Human Wait Religious Memoirs The Lady the
MALL Mrs. Hornhys smbou The Ether; Uniform Weights and
Measures.
Living published every Saturday FORM
tanning about so o reading matter Price SO
cents single number. FRhNCK TAYLOR,
July 10
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TRIAL OF BREECH-LoADING CARBINEs..

In conformity with that part Of the act mang appropriations
Cor tho Of the for the ending the 30 June
1882 approved June 12h 1885, which appropatos r the
chase loading carbnc Of the best model be selected and
board ofCes board consisting
officers the ordnance will meet at West Point New York.
the 18th Of July next for the indicated by the
DESTROYS competing for the model
ing carbnes invited to do and each competitor required
submit his carbne with the proper ammunition for the not
than hundred rounds tho board later than three
days OF its explain
II. X. CRAIG,
Colonel OF Ordnance.
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FOR JULY.

NTORTH AMERICAN REVIEW FUR july.
In
Pece's Analytic Mechanics.
George Stephenson.
The Missouri Valley and tho Great Flains.
Contemporary French Literature.
The Phillips Family and Phillips Exeter Academy
The Aquarium.
Laws OF Association in Ornamental Gardening. '..r..
ozanani's Civilization of the Fifth Century
Lord ormandy's Year Of Revolution IN Paris
The Basques Country.
Recent Commentaries the New Testament
Critical Notices.
Five dollars per annum 81 rs per number Subscriptions received
by FRANCK TAYLOR
Juys Agent
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A LII WIDTIIS.--Medium fine, and superfne table
IA dmasks all widths and prices from the lowest and
widest finest stylish novel patterns pue
linen napkins, doyliss, towels, &c.
40 dozen towels, the best kinds
New supplies from the North and Fast daily
The lowest cash price marked in plain figures
We opening any accounts.
bills monthly for payment in cash. and discontinued
IL not paid
determined abolish the letting goods
pulling Pieces home The posi-
fabrics thousand Aeen hundred
annually great other
ties which addition there neither profit satisfaction Re
fectng will the actual necessity OF this where
larger eta business ia done.
articles prices and fair dealing be relied in all
FERRY d BHOfHEh,
" Central Stores,n west building,
q--l0tif opposite Centre Market.
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ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, Juno Is, 1858.

: : :
The Evening Star Argus at Bmore Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Herald Daily News and Journal of Commerce New
York. Post Boston, Times at Hartford Enquirer Gnnna
South Enquirer Richmond
Va Bownlow's Wing Knoxville Tenn win please publish
the foregoing notice till 18th Of July next and forward to this Office
copy OF tho first paper containing IL.
2O--dtJuy IL
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PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Mayors until II O'Clock, saturday the 10th
Of cesspoo and for draining alley in
square specifications
Once City Hall between the hours of
and Mondays and Fridays No bids viii be received except from
thoroughly practical JAMES G. BEI,FET,
July l0-lt Mayor.
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vTyUE FAUoUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS


fnity Washington )possesson having been
regained this establishment VIII DO opehsd on
tho direction OF an accommodating upersho
on mud most reliable, courteous assistants
No pains expense viii he spared in order accommodate me
ests and 10 regain the high these Springs The
Orange Alexandria at IN O'Clock IN inc morning
and In the evening, and return at VA a. M anu M
day leaving day thus anordng the most CON
venicnt mode OF s,n
The terms win be ~ per day *2 per week $40 per
moat mouths and Slo0 for the season ending Isl
balfprce THOMAS GREEN,
23--2mos
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
STANTON, VA.
Rev r. IL PHILLIPS A. NJ, Principal
Rev. j. O. WHEAT, A. ~ Vice Principal
Assisted by full corps Of Professors and Teachers
TINRUSTEES: Rt. Rev. w. Meade d. d.; Rt Rev.
j. Johns ID. d. Rev. J. A. Laane, Col T. H. Smith, Dr. H. T.
slribling VIM Kinney T. Niche, p Powers b. Crawford
VISITORS
Rev. II. c, MCGUIRE n. d., Hon. r. G. L. Moncurc,
Rev W. sparrow d. D., Prof John d. Miner,
Hon W. O. Riyes A. r. Caperton, Esq,
Hon. w. Ballard Preston, VIM NJ blackboard, fSqy
Hon George w Summers David W. Barton Esq,
Hon. A. H. II. Stuart Tazcwcil Taylor Esq.
John Letcher, Or. Deane,
George W. Thompson, VIM. H. Fowle, Esq
Tho bindings erected purposes Collegiate Iu
suic commodous and elegant situation OF great beauty
and heahfunes temptations incident to cities and
by society Its organization Southern and W
embraces sections Of the Southern portion OF
the eoncderacy.
The next session the 29th Of September
Board English tuition per annual session 5000 music lam
guages, drawing, &c extra . -
Circulars with information upon application TO tho Prn
cpal, hev. H. IL srinilAS,
16--eod2m+ Staunton, va.
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rHARLEs' S LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE

n ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN IiTOR1ED.-This Gin,
distilled London from sound harley under the suryeancc tho
British excise laws decacy favored with ncure OF the Italian
the valuable cstornives OF tho yege
table kingdom rendering g. the opinion Of the most eminent ed
cal men, the purest and muant dnrec drink in
delicious tonic soft and delicate flavor differing entirely
from other Gin and devoid OF that harsh acrd which
ders the article known Holland Gin Seap objectionable
Though not intended medicine IL recommended by cans
generally in cases Of Dyspepsia Gout Rheumatism opsy Gravel
Collie Cholera Fever and Agnc Diseases tho Urinary
the Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility &c whilst the
weaker will find by its adoption relief from those Distress
which frequently their delicate
Or Valentine Mott Of New York the highest medical authority
CHAIESS LONDON CORDIAL superior
other but the best article Of the kind he has SEEM
peculiarly adapted sctos the southern
States well for travellers sir
For ae in quarts at sevenhve and nt thirty eight cents
by all druggists gocers frutcres country
Of limitations. Buy only CARIESS NONE OTHER ~ IMPORTED
May be Ind in Washington Of Ford Brother Daniel Clark
D. Wilson, Hamilton Leach Wallace Eliot MchardJ Ryon.
EDMUND G. CHARLES,
Importer No. 40 Broadway, New York.
EDMUND G. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar 14-1y 40 Broadway, New York
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SUMNER RESORTS.

nghtfu RESORT VIII be opened for the reception oi
Visitors June kept until the list OF October
The spacious buildings eroccd nlJ
completed whole establishment has been Furnished IN SUI
perr sye accommodations viii DO o. character mol e
celed IN any part OF the United states .,,->,
The hotel win the management Of Mr. A. g. Ally
experience snd attention 70 ms guests sS
the aplest Assurance OF comfort Kind treatment
OF access, - deemed proper 70
state that passengers reach Bedford by daylight ra- oai
Chambersburg.
The have made extensive arrangements supply aiers
BEDFORD WATER by tho barrel eApo3
in bottles at the following prices, at the Springs sl
~, ,.,,o, ,o,,ho,ry 81 90
~ = a. ~ ............. 8 90
~ ~ ~ A. ,anl,.r,v d 90
~. q So oat - ...,..... 2 90
r e. 2, 10 caions ~ 1900. 2 2B
Ha,,es, = " ant per dozen ~ ........ 80
The carefully prepared that purchasers may depend
upon receiving fresh and sweet.
An n!cAtvn should be addressed 10
THE BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS CO.,
lima -d4w Bedford county, Pa
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DUTA BAGA TURNIP--Just received from d
n, LANDRETH SON fresh supply Of tho above excellent
STOCK Tunp together with other choice varieties Also fresh
Bird Seed Herbs culinary and medicinal For descriptive
catalogue call ut the IL ,.
July seo3ThS&Tu* 1853 st., doors west Patent Once
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A CARD.--Our patrons are hereby notified that all
IA accounts ledger M 10 Tho 2et IN
slant and will be respectively preparatory settlement on
the sto july as has been uniform prncce only
say hero that We expect presented meet with
cheerful and prompt response. '
June 21--cod4wr Ho0E, BROTHER CO.
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IoNEs's WHITE SULPHUR AND CHAIYREAT

81 Springs Warren comfy, North Springs mr.,
situated 10 healthy and pleasant section tho country
from Warrenon the Raleigh
place Mr. John NJ Wilson will
stage, ready TO tako passengers directly the Springs
The establishment viii be opened reception OF visitors on
the 18th day Of June, 1858.
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MUTATIONS AS TEACHERS WANTED. Two
ladies would Ike situations together teachers either
staieone o teach Music and frcnch the other the
hhghSh branches aud Mhcmaics VIII accept
In y soyerness Enexcepiionable references given
J"v Us 3, T. Ely IS hrs, street wilamsbufg, T.
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INsrEcroRs OF THU PENITENTARY.It is stated that tho
President has rcappontcd the present incumbents in
spectos of the penitenary of the District Of Columbia
viz Msssrs Robert Ould Peter Force and Geo Parker.
These gentlemen have rendered themselves descrvedy
popular by the in which they have discharged
the duties Of that Office and their rcappontment gives
universal satisfaction.
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A CARD---I. CASPARIS has a lot of Superior Old
IA Wines and Liquors, in bottles hand, which he put up from
IL Is ago very thing medcnau Physicians
respectfully OF ynHgo
Just received. July 4--1wl"
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ons for their reception when they received the despatch
announcing the above fact and there is general disap
pointmcnt expressed. and enthusiastic welcome
would have been extended to them, for the Seventh
has won the hearts Of all of old virginias sons.
Upon landing at Mount Vernon the regiment formed
by companies and proceeded to the tomb of General
Washington At the tomb the scene was most solemn
and imposing There not a head that remained
covered and could that the thoughts of all we're
fast travelling back first to the youthful days of the
FEATHER of his County, then to the memorable strug-
gle for freedom from the Btons yoke and finally to his
calm and peaceful DEATH and a nations sorrow For
several moments profound silence pervaded the assem-
blage and it only broken by the mournful but i'm
pressiyc voice of Mayor Mayo, of Richmond His remarks
appropriate to the OCCASION and appreciated
by all who heard them Mount Vernon e said) the
common ground of every American citizen. 1t was no
longer property but national and it became evefy
man to and worship at the shrine of freedom.
Rev. DR.. Weston the chaplain, then came forward and
said &.
NATIONAL GUARDS have been requested by your re-
spective officers to offer up prayer here this altar of
patriotism but before do 80, propose preface it
by very few remarks This has been rendered unne-
ccssary by the touching and eloquent appeal of my friend
who Just preceded me. 1t was well said it touch
ngly said by some one that Heaven left Washington
chdless that nation might call him Father. We from
New York here to-day to offer to his memory our
flia homage, and know there is not heart present
that win not beat with the true accent and spirit Of
prayer.
We shall DO better for this getting home--better
soldiers better citizens, better Christians for he whose
ashes sumbor there oxempar in all these great
thingsa patriot incorupsblc, nor Kings words
could warp his seadfast mind. soldier, some one
has sad Liberty alone unsheathed his sword necessity
alone stained IL, and victory alone returned IT,"
In respectable Difference stand here to-day and
voice To from out tho sky like that which
awcd the trembling Hebrew when he stood before the