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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

4
| Vie sciences OF chemistry ana Medicine have beon
Il taxed their utmost to produce this best most perfect
purGatve which is known to man. Innuulerabe proofs
are shown that these PILLS have y+ues which surnass IN
| mo 49, oaor ,oa;;o s .,t a., ~ l"'' -
49,, ~ A., " ,'tu '1'' ~ one! VIII un
precedenteu upon tne esteem OF all men, They aresafe
and pleasant to take but powerful to cure Their pene
trang properties stimulate the vital activesof the body
remove the distractions OF its organs, purify the blood,
and expel disease out the foul humors which
breed and grow dstemper stimulate sluggish or dsor.
red organs into their natural action and mpalt healthy
tone with strength to the whole system. Not only do
'' " WIZ NY ''o"'P'"ii''0 VI wy Dou9; '"t
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY for the Ladies
VI and Gentlemcn.-Our stock of Cloves and Ho-
siery for fall and Winter wear, embracing all the
different kinds and sly les to found in the Eastern
market all Of which be bought very low for cash
, or ready ray, at COFFIN d PiNNEY'S,
Sept. 80, 1858. No. l, Phenix Block.
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900 pounds snow white Zinc; also, g. ID
q Zinc or White Lead, French ochre, Paris G:een,
Vention Red. ETC.. at ny - SWIFTsS
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HAMPDEN Permanent Green, for. paints
IL ing Blinds. A fresh supply just received at
August u, 1857 -... ~ TEE ..- #. SWIFT,S,
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175 Change Of Programme.

ulHE Undersigned being desirous of doing
LaaMay with the LoE0 CREDIT SysTEM and sell his
Goods for Ready Pay, will offer to his prompt pay
eusiomers great and TO those who have
teen IN the habit Of letting their accounts Tu Two
aud three years. he would say that he respectfully de-
cliaes doing that kind of business any longer.
havenna, Nay 21s 1857 I'll. /. DAY:
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[a.s DR.. J a m Higgin's

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The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities NJ
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FROM NEBRAsK
[c0rEssponasnee d ths Yhesllns In.slllgeneer.1

NEBRASKA Cry, N. T., Aug. 90, '58.
-Wess1s. Editors The election is over and the
people are triumphant. Patent Democracy is at
a discount There were two tickets brought
out in the Territory in the canvas for members
to the Legislature, and were termed respectfully
the Peoples Ticket:and the. Democratic Ticket.
The Democratic Ticket unfolding the necessity
of Party organizations; endorsing the Cincinnati
Platform and the "Lecompton Swindle." The
Peoples Ticket was opposed to party organiza-
ton, &c. The canvas which lasted for five DAYS
was quite lively and exciting. Speeches were
made by all of the aspiring candidates at differ
ent points throughout the county, and surround=
ing counties. Saloons all in t1ll blast during
the contest, and many vote thus secured. As
one candidate expressed himself, ''the highway
to the Capitol and Fame lay through the Saloon -
Everything passed off quietly with the excep-
ton of one stabbing affair, which nearly resulted
in general ssrow." Mr.. Brooks alias Bully
Brooks the I'd, one of the Clerks in the
Governor Generals Office, commenced talk
ing politics with Mr.. Donahue ian hon
est Squatter), referring to the Kansas cleo
ton and difficulties, and also the Lecompton
Swindle; referring to that in particular, us a
gross outrage upon the rights of the people of
Kansas. Upon this Mr.. Brooks pronounced
him id liar. Upon which they made passes
at each other. Mr.. Brooks with large bowie
knife, and Mr.. D., with brickbatS and any
NtNSA AAASSIAS LlAAG LAS SNul0 SOIlNGllCuIly Jay
hold of He however was stabbed severely in
the side and arm. The excitement at this mo-
ment was intense, and Mr.. Brooks was hurried
quietly away to avoid being lynched on the
spot. Further than this occurrence, all was
quiet with the exception of knock down OF
two among the Irish.
There has been a special session of the Leg
islature called on the l2lst of September. The
good citizens of Nebraska are anticipating some
wholesome laws will be enacted by the present
Legislature. 1t remains to be seen. Certain it
is that some arc very much needed
The Land Sales take place On the 9Th of Sep
TENDER, at which time we expect quite an influx
of "bIen and Women" This is propitious
time for person with n limited capital to make
a start in the Territory Real Estate is com
paratiyely low Provisions all low, and Money
high. Money brings high price here now,
but it is to be hoped that it will become
cheaper after the Land Sales, as many are
keeping back enough to buy their land and
a little more to use beside, which will be dis
ributed so soon as their homesteads are
safe. I...5f
Weather cool and delightful. Crops lnatur-
ing finely; prospect of abundance of corn and
hay, potatoes, &c.
Freight still arriving for Utah, and trains still
departing loaded with corn, barley, oats, &c.
River falling very fast. Freight advancing
You shall hear of the doings of the Legisla-
ture when it convenes, Yours truly,
5s4 REGAL.
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CLARENDON HOTEL.
NEnW NnRIS

THIS spacious and elegant hotel has during tn -ast
LIZ month been entirely renovated, and is in com
Y has been thoroughly renovated and
with artistic taste, by the firm of GUILE ALLIES The
carpets have been carefully selected the
styles and quality, from the establishment Of W. j.
and an entire new and magnificent dinner services
table dhote and private dinners has been unufc
tpEsd expressly for the hotel by TIFFANY & Co.
The cuisine is conducted heretofore on the most en-
arged and liberal SCALE by of the Chiefs assisted
by three superior artists and, with marketing is under
the especial direction of e.. KRRNER. % -
This hotel is exceedingly ventilated and ia annie
provided with upwards Of seventy bathrooms and water
In single rooms well suites of rooms
embrace this opportunity return their
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage that has thus
crowned their endeaYors beg leave to that
enors viii be made to render the CLARENDON the
first hotels in the country. go - 80 - '4S
Terms 81 80 per day. No charge for baths
aug2I-lw tw&w$l G. KERNER & j. BIRCH Proprietorsa
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CHANGE OF TIME,
coon MBDTCTNHs

1t is estimated that AYERs CHERRY PICTORIAL AND Ca
PILIs done to promote the public health,
than other one There can be question that
of Colds, Coughs, Asthsma, Group, Infuenzn,
Bronchitis, &C., very much reduced the proportion OF
deaths from cousumptve diseases in this country. The
Pills good as the PICTORIAL and viii
plants.
Everybody needs less purgng. Purge the blood
from its impurities Purge the Bowels Liver the whole
viscer system from distractions. Purge the diseases
which fasen on the body to work its decay But for dis
should die onlyof old Take nntidotes
y and thrust It from the system, before it yet strong
to yield.
Ayers pills do thrust ont disease not only while It is
weak but when 1t has taken strong hold. Read the
founding statements of those who have been
from dreadful Scroula Dropsy Ulcers Skin Diseases
matism, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, Internal Pains, Bilious
Complaints, Heartburn, Headache, Gout, many
dangerous but sti threatening ailments such pmples
on the face Worms Nervous Irrabiy, Loss appetite,
Irregularities Dizziness in the head Colds. Pevers Dysen.
try and indeed every variety of complaints for which
PurgatiVe Remedy is required.
These are random but authenticated by
your own neighbors and your own Physicians, ss65
Try them once, and you will never he without them
Price % cents per BOx-5 Boxes for 500.
Prepared by DR.. j. O. AVER, Chemist Lowell, Ms. and
sold by all respectable Druggists everywhere auk3O
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diffusing knowledge through the whole race of
nations are rising-the Kindred blood is ac-
knowIedged, and gradually brotherhood is
growing up, which time will make stronger and
better.
These are great truths, upon which the young
man of the future must plant himself They all
belong to politics, for politics includes the circle
of human wants, rights and duties.
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sHANEMASN REcoNyERTEDtr TO CoMMoN SESsE.-
At a meeting of ''spiritualists," an invalid was
brought forward dreadl0tly afflicted with ulcer
Gus scrofula that all the doctors had failed to
cure. 1t was proposed ltoappeal.to the spirit
land for advice, and a Homeopathic physician
present INTERCEPTED the departedspirit OF Hane-
mann as TO what remedy should be taken. Loud
and distinct raps, audible to thewhole audiencc
told off -y-e-r-s Csa-t-IGdzrzt- P1ilLl1s
Homer. NJ VI Wig.
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2 40 WHOM III MAY .CONCERN.ns
ON the 9th inst Mcssrs. wolleott Everett Guyandote,
" shipped steamer tSiarmOrA'' one TtTeshipg and
Cleaning Machine, to Morrison Co. this city who
fuse to receive It. s;iatse 49, n -
Lhlss to give notice these interested that machine
s stored Mt Valiant Deapais and mot cnle for with
IN one month and charges paid. 1t wiz be public
auction on "Wednesday, September to satisfy the
claims against IT. s. q. BAKER o., Agents,
HusHV-olh for Steamer Marmora.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-01

ALL HAIR DYES. ABAGDoNED-V0 FOODS Great
Article has taken the Field. Professor Wood
stands upon an eminenee no chemist whose at
tention has ever been turned to inventing a hair
tonic, has ever before reached His fame is sud.
densbut worldwide, and thousands who have
worn wigs or been bald for years, arc now,
through the use of his preparation, wearing
their own natural and uxlriant head covering.
So much for chemistry the chemistry of hui
man life, and the laws which apply to the func-s
tons of the system. Professor Wood studded
out the human hair, its character, its properties
its diseases, Fand how to restore tho decaying
vitality ofthat ornament he saw, as in his own.
case, that grey hair is unnatural unless the age
OF the.individual had reached four score, and he
believed that the hair could be naturally revita-
lied. He tried his own caso-almost bald and
quite grey atithe ageof thirty-seven he restored
his own hair.in color, strength and luxuriance,
aud the article he did it with he gave to the
world. Get WooD's HAIR RETToR4r1yE, and
take nothing else.
CAUTION. Beware of worthless limitations. as
several are already in the market, called by diff.
terent names. Use none unless the words (Pro-
lessor Woods Hair Restorative, Depot St Louis,
No. and New York, are blown in the bottle
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medicine Deal
ers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers
IN the United States and Ganadas q,
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TRUST SALE

TRUST SALE
OF VALUABLE IIGAlI zEiSTIA TIE.
virtue Of Deed Of Trust executed to by William
u Hastings, and recorded in the clerks of Ohio
county in Deed Book Al, folio 1885, SELL at the front
aoor OF the Court House of Ohio county the 18th
1888 at the hour of 10 O'Clock following
described Real Estate, t0wit The South. half of lot No.
on the East side of ChapIine street. between
FIRST and Second streets, in Centre Wheeling, Va
Terms-Cash. sara
me, by the said Trust Deed.
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: ,BEsr REMEpy ron ToorH-A caR. drop or
two of Braggs Aqetie Liaimeat, put into the
hollow Of an aching tooth, will qickiy relieve the
great that It instantly reaches the seat Of the
pain, and drives out the inflammation from the
'thro6bmg nerve: If the face be swollen, one or
two applications of the Liuimenta will remove
the swelling, by causing the bad ihumorsto be
absorbed and driven off There is no longer
any occasion for sufferers from tooth-ache pass
ing nights ofagony; Bragg 3 ATctic Lina5eent
affords speedy relief any may be obtained at aIiV
respectable Drug store,
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THE Paris correspondent of the New York
Times more than intimates that Queen Victoria
daughter is not happy in her domestic arrange.
ments at Berlin Tho letter in speaking of VIC
toria's late yisitSto Cherbourg, says
Tho Queen sailed on Friday at noon for os.
borne, on her way to visit her daughterain Prus-
sia, of whom, i au sorry to hear, and from those
who should be- best informed, that her menage
months should be, her FTussiaIl prince proving,
after all bnt sorry and tdiscomfortable cous-
in in the married state. Serious discussions
at the two wel-naned ls5c,g, (which is the
home OF the young couple, are, L am assured,
the moving cause of the Queens present visit
Sad indeed will it be if the sky so blue over
this young girl whtn England babe her farewe ell
with blessings has already darkened and grown
wintry over her lifelong home in foreign
land
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GTRAYED OR STOLEN from pasture field uenr Barnes
~ yle Ohio, on Friday, the goth August, Bay Mare,
bald face, damaged in the right eye;
little sweenied in the neck sheWasa bay but had
white hairs, making slight roam appearance.
i will pay the above information that will lead
to her recovery. Laug2s-1w*l HENRY. QIRHAUsER.
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