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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Ha1o1,~o+-l 11a,,oo1a p:71

Prepared from prescription Of oir j. Clarke, m D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfatng in the cure of all
those painful dangerous diseases which female
constitution is subject. moderaes all excess and re-
moves all distractions, speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
it especially suited It w short time bring the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfel,s.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken byJsnGles durin1 tie
FIRST THREE MONTHS of pregnancy, as they Grs
sure to bring Miscarriage but at any other time they
are SAFE.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion Paptta-
ton of the Heart, Mysteries Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, not contain iron calomel
anthony, or anything Lurtful to the constitution.
Ruldirectiops In the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
Qate 1. O. Baldwin. q. Co.'S Rochester, NY.
NB.-$1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au.
horised Agent, will insure bottle, containing 90 pills.
by return mail.
Forsale by T. f. LOGAN & CO., in Wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, Pftsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va at Rich
mOnd. ap2s-1y
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Il Piece Of The Atlaatic Gable may be seen
at JOhnsons Drug Store, on Market Street.
The piece is about an inch and an eighth in
in thickness and about seven inches long, The
curious are invited to call. and inspect
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R-TO pRINrERs.-We have Just received from the
a1s,ctlripg establishment Of II. D. Wade, New York
5r lot Of printing Ink, which havereason to believe
sinsyior to any Ink have heretofore to the
s our assortment is cOmpIete-embracIng all colors
a. at ali prices We solicit cash orders. News Ink In
S5 and 80 kegs, a: 25 cts pound. No ink sent
Trss the money accompanies the order.
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YELLOW FEVER

YELLOW FEVER.
New ORLEANS, Aug. l9.-The deaths from
yellow fever on Wednesday were 49,.
Nav ORLEANS, Aug. 20.-Deaths from vel.
low fever, yesterday, %.
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CINCINNATI MARKET

AUGUST 2O-Flour dull and unchanged, re.
celnts large, Whisky dull and not lower. Pro-
visions ihactiv, sales .unimportant
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5oO,OOOBoTTLEs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PROF.. o. j. WOOD, FOR RE.
storing hair perfectly and permanently, neVeryet
had rival Volume aerv might given from all
parts of the world and from the intelligent prove
that Is peect estordtiUs the circular and
you cannot doubti read also the following:
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morrow.
RIVER AND WEApHER.

J q - .RIYEk AM. WEATHER
4 PIFTss uRGu, Aug. 2O.-Riyer feet by metal
mark, at a stand. Weather clear. Mercury
80degs
LouIsvltIR, Aug. ao.--Riyer receding; 8
feet 8 inches in the canal. Weather cloudy por-
tending rain. Mercury 81 degs
CINl1NNATI, Aug. 20-River fallen inches
in the last % hours. Weather cloudy. Mer.
curyt75.
ERw. iyoRk, Aug. 2o--A large portion of the
bills of the. Hatters' Bank Of Bethel, Conn,
stolen at the recent robbery of that institution,
have been returned to the police in private,
guarded manner.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Aye You Bi11i0usl Use Todd's Pillsl Are
you costivea Use Todd's Pills! Have you
Headache2 Use Todd's Pills! Have you Liver
Complaint Use Todd's Pillsl Have you Dys-
pepsia? Use 1'odds Pills! Have you a Cold?
Use Todd's Pills. Do you want safe Family
Medicine? Use Todd's Pills! Do you want a
reliable Family Incidence Use Todd's Pis!-
They have been proved by an experience of so
years! They are more popular than ever be
fore. They are compounded with great care
and from the purest material. They are used
in almost all parts ofthe Union. They are all
they profess to be- Try theml 7. Ii. Logan
& Co., Wholesale Agents.
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Tonic Every one, at times, feels the neces-
sity of some restorative of the vital powers,
depressed by mental or bodily exhaustion. In
such conditions let every one, instead of flying
to the alcoholic or medicinal stmulants, which
must>be followed by depression equal to their
excitement, reinvigorate his dcranged system by
the natural tonic elements of the Peruvian
Syrup. In Dysentery and similar complaints of
the summer season, the Peruvian Syrup has
proved remarkable preventative and cure
E. Booking, Agent, Apotheca No. 3D. Monroe
street.
-. .s->s.e-
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Distinguished Arriral Hon. Henry NJ. Ri.e,
United States Senator from Minnesota, was stop.
ping at the Mcclure House, yesterday.
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TIE INTELLIGENCER.
lTURDAY MORNING. AUG. 81, 1865.

,,gest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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~ HE HAIn-People have for centuries been alicted
with bald heads, and the only remedy heretofore known
has been those a6omnabe wigs. By discovery
Professor Wood these articles being dispensed WITH
have been often imposed upon by Hair Tones
ent kinds To oil such personswe earnestly make the
quest that they will again, In Woods Restora-
tive there is no tuch thing fall We know of lady
wac bald who used the article short time, and herhead
curls Imaginable We know of numerous where
rapidly falling which greater perfec
ton than 1t ever had been before.
1t is also without doubt of the best articles keep
ing the hair in good conditions making glossy
removing dandrpd and has proved itself the greatest
my to all the ills that hair IS heir to.
tits the duty of every improve their personal APP
pearance, though differ in ways
doing IT. but every will admit that beautiful
hair, either in is object much to be
sired and there that should nntried
Philadelphia. 5ag
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RE.NOMINATED

RE.NOMINATED.
$ INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 2O.-Hon. David Kilgore
was yesterday nominated for Congress by the
Republicans of the fifth district
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~ "a WAYLAFD, AIass., Feb. 8, 1851.
PROF. @. J. WOOD Co. Gents: Having realized the
effects of Hair Restoraye state that
finding hair growing thin, we'll gray, Iswas
duced, from what read and hearei pre-
by you, its growth change its color
IS both Of It has effected completely.
the operation have used nearly three bottles
.geeg Yours &c, JAMES FRANCIS. y
0.JW00D 3 CO., Proprietors, 817 Broadway, New York
Gin the great Wire Railing and ia Mar
ket ST., st. Louis, No.
iisBss And sold by an good Druggists 4
dec8-d,t-W&Wly-f5 Mss
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FoREIGN NEWS.

OFFICE. CORNER WATER AND MONROE STREETS.
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PHOTOGR.A-PHs.

~ The place to obtain a GOOD PHOTOGRAPH is at
WYKE's GALLERY, 18s Main St., opposite Union, where
this style of picture got up life They resemble steel
engraving and fine picture paror when put up
in open frames One sitting only necessary produce
any number from tn, same subject They the cheap
est pictures when more than one is desired ss.4=
Old DagueFreotypes restored and copied any SIZE
Bring inyour fading DagucrreOypes have them re-
stored and made permanent.
Every style of picture taken with neauees and dispatch
at WYKE'SI GALLERY,
jeq9 Main ST., opposite Union.
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(tINGIENATI soAP.-lUO boxes German and OleineA
per steamer Euniee-fnr az Cincinnati prices by
-tFS1 }. a. AEfCALE.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Sanford's Liver In
.vigorator in another column
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81 THR UNION IIIIMR.

TO TaR DAILY INTRILIts hNCRR.
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zAsEsyaI1, -Apg Cool Geo. W. MANY.
penny, ex- Commissioner of Indian Affairs. was
nominated for Congress- to-day, on the firstbalz
lot by tie Democrats Of The 9Th District
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The HI6nd BeeI

WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1851,
Hereby certify that am wen With William
know his statement to he strictytrue. 9EE5
j. j. WADSNNORriI. NNAhak..r nIA...-
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TRUST SALE

GOOD assortment Of Summer Cloths and Caeslmeres
IA mnde to order at prices to suit hard times.
my2p A. n. ADAMS.
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GOn6 f1ar hmlm,D1-

This invaluable Iinimenti s also equally ecaticue In
curing the diseases of anmaS, witness the following
certticate MessrS. y. d Arnot, nd Arnof q o.
Keep the two livery are zen.
orally known throushoutthe UnitedState =
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.,Ll,.L -. hHNPHte, TBAH,, Nov. 99th 1887
hereby certify that having been badly hruiSe ard
seslued by the eSptosion Of Steam Boiler inuee
me to try BEaggs Arctic Lnlment RoinStants
Y extra ted from the seslds, and in very short time SUI
pain gone from the bFuiae0 In Hiyo Eeeq EnS
WELL end ahle to resume my business.
- HENRY iHAVERSKILL,res fence Jacfaon akTont
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ono GROSS Bonnet Boards, in store and for sale on
IL sDS0'As = w j. a. MErdA1F. (
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LAUGHL1Ns BusHFrELD Agent f5r SSbeeIIBr 70. "a
Sold also by T a. Logan Co.. PdndenbeFe ma TTIg
gsts generally. mig e "a q W
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% a n 1LLHNVLe ?
LYNCH, ARNOT 4 CO.,
Chestnut Street.
Onntlon. u

= Caution y -
Many DEugsists having old LnimentE hand VIII try
fuse 60 purchase them. AskfoF s'BRAGIs ARGTiCGiN
lMEET, !" and take no other. -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

FAILURE OF TEE CrxsERIAsp (MpD CITY
BANx-lt was sad, some days since, that this
bank was in a n unsafe condition We now learn
from tie Cumberland Civilian that il closed IL.
coors or Friday last. The Civilian saws:
The refusal OF New York house 70 nav ,uo
certain drafts drawn upon them by the Civ Banh
mas oollged II 10 close its DOORS ma re an as,iyn
nent, and 60 into liquidation. Mr. James r
AMMAN, OF this city, is the assignee to whom the
ehuie property Of the bank has been handed
over. M, AMMAN Is gentleman of the hio kest
honol ana Iespectability, and in whose hand m.
ersdi'ofs OF the bank can place every confidence
ne concern was first established in ISIS a.
Savings 1nstiiution but In 1880 IL y,xcony.,t.d
by an act OF the Leg sldture, into a b,nL c.tis5
the Cumberland Savings Bank In I-.a =, H.
last session OF the Assembly, the n,ms ~.
changed to Cumberland City Bank The one,
81 the bank were Mr. James T Norton. ~ NJ
YoTf, who was only last September chosen pre-.
ident, James VI Scidey, Esq our fellow-towns.
man, ives President preceding Mr. Norton MI.
william o Spayth, formerly of Ohio has been
cashier for the past two years or more, during
which time be has become generally well known
70 our business men, and Others with whom he
swaiiniy esteemed as d worthy gentleman, an
honest aud UPRIGHT man"
Tue civilian thinks The loss by the failure Of
inc oahk Will not be great, and advises its cred
Hofs not 70 sacrifice their securities
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Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The U,tor enlarges upon revenue, finance,
and business" showing that a general revival
of business on foreign account has already COM
menced; and that, therefore. there is no reason
to fear any permanent failure of tine revenues
from customs.
The Union, further. treats of the political
aspect of the Commonwealth of Virginia in re-
ference to the gubernatorisl nomination to be
made by the Democratic convention which as
sembles at Petersburg to morrow saying:
"A great many circumstances occur to give
unusual animation and interest TO political NOM
nations In Virginia. In the first place, almost
every citizen of Virginia Is athoroughly- informed
politician. Nearly every citizen is independent
IN worldly circumstances, and but few can be
found who do not subscribe to a newspaper, and
make politics the staple Of thought, study, and
conversation -
The Intslligencer considers in this wise the
Indiana senatorial election case:
AS, by the Constitution Of the United States.
eacn House Of Congress IL made "the Judge OF
tne elections, returns, and qualifcati of its
own members, ~ IL must be obvious to all that the
decision TO which the Senate came in the prem
ses must be held and BSidered fnal and conc In
slVe hatever question NAV be still raised In
Inc minds OF anv with regard TO the merits of that
occasion, there can be no question > to the fact
tnat IL was the sole and peculiar preroga alive of
tne senate to settle the matter in dispute. This
proposition, besides resting In the present case
on the express terms of the Constitution, is
1oed oY the most elementary principles attaching
10 the Organization of all deliberativ bodies.
whether public or private in their nature and OBJ
)ect, since on any other theory their distinctive
ana Independent character could not be MAIN
tanned -
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PERSONAL,

-. Hon. Martin w. Bates, of Del Is s,kik.
woods. " ~ NJ
Hon. Geo. =. Hawkins of Fla and ao,
Humphrey Marshall, OF KY, are al the Nstion,i
-. Hen. g. M Bryan and lady, of T..as Hon
9 jenkins and lady, Of Va, and Hon 4 p
Clark, Of Mo-, are al Browns -
-. The ATchdnks Charles Louis, Goyernoro,
the TyTol, arrived on the Sd OF November al
Trieste from Vienna ~
The nuches de MontrbeIIo, wise of the
french Ambassador at 81 Petersburg who lpteIy
unueIwent painful oparation In Paris, is now
-. LON. S'ewar., II il reported has been
kidhho Iedse OF absence, by the Navy Depa,t
ment, for bis intended visit To Eu,oo. u mi !
remain, 1t Is said, in the command Of the Nsvv
Yard. " 'ne Ne'y
.... The children Of King louis NJ R.x,,,.
have inheried bis Msjesty's taste for Iit-r,,ars
and especially for poetry. His Majesty. cid. ~
son, the reigning King, MaXimiIian II has a.
ready published several poetical Productions:
Price Albert, smother son, has so written poetry;
and the Princess Alexandria, daug hter, has pu b.
HAned volume Of tales, which has a large ale,
ana the proceeds of which are devoted 10 chart.
sose iasutntions. Duke MAMMALIAN Of Bavaria
$50 Is Known for work called "Phantasus, ,,
sha oy several fTanslstions
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CHRIsTIANITY IN JAPAN-A correspondent Of
the Boston Traveller, under date of Simoda In
japan, August Is, writes that religious services
were held In the house of the American Council.
townsend Harris, Esq, on the Sunday following
tne signing OF the new American Treaty twill
De recoliected that the treaty provides that Amer
leans may practice their religion, and promulgate
II throughout the Empire, and erect churches
wherever they please, the two Imperial cities,
MAKO and Jeddo, not excepted. What added to
'ne interest OF the services was the remembrance
.na' christianity had been expelled from these
ISLANDS fo' nearly two centuries and half. the
ia'a' eoict against it having been promulgated
in the year 1920, the very year the Pilgrims car.
Iied II to New England, and that this was the
nfst celebration Of Protestant worship since the
Empire Of Japan was known to the civilized
world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

BUENos AYREs AND THE ARGBNTISE.-Our
files Of Buenos Ayrean journals extend to Octo-
Der 9th. The intelligence is without interest The
Legislative Chambers continued their session,
but had transacted no business Of moment. From
the Argentine, we learn that the Senate approved
the engagements entered into by the Administra-
ton for the ad justmsnt Of the national indebted
ness to France, England and Sardinia, by a vote
Of IA TOT At the close Of the fourth regular
session Of the Argentine Congress, Gen. Urquiza
addressed the two bodies, conaratulating them
upon the dignity, utility. and harmony of their
labors, and their value to the cause Of Argentine
liberty and civilization. In regard to tie obstruc-
tions alleged to have been placed In the channel
OF the Paraguay, II is worthy of remark tn at the
Paraguay steamers continue to ply without inter-
ruPion between Buenos Ayres, Rosario a nd As
unicion
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FROM THE WEST INDIEs.-Dates from Kings
ton, Jamaica, are to the 10th inst. The Legisla-
ture had met, and stormy debates were expected
on measures Of local reform recommended in
the Governors speech. The weather was dry,
with very cool nights. A severe catarrh prevailed
In Kingston. The Legislature of Barbadoes met
on the Goth Of October after a general election.
Several messages were received from the Cover
nor. The calling out Of local militia was advo-
Gated. The Legislature of st. Vincent was In
session, and several bills were in progress, one
for appointing volunteer corps. At st. Lucia
in local politics there was a dead calm. From
st. Thomas dates are to the 18th inst. Baltimore
and Philadelphia -four was quoted at s7as7, 25
per barrel. Exchange on United States three
days sight, one per cent premium. Freights
were inactive. An unusually large number Of
American vessels had arrived at St Thomas
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EDUCATION IN PRussIA.-By law of Prussia
every child is required to go to school between
the ages of and H. and to learn, at least to read
and write. In IsI5, there were only two persons
in every hundred who could neither read nor
write la the standing army of l26 600 men, bu,
TWO soldiers are unable to read; and of go 600
children between the ages of and IA, at the last
census, 2,32e eco Were actually attending the
schools Ii would be difficult for any State in
this boosted land OF universal education 10 make
such an exhibit
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CHILI-Chili seems to be som.wba, disturbed
oy rumors Of revolution, or at least the Govern
ment does Ia Santiago, the capital. and al,
Conception, several arrests had been made, but
u appears on very trivial grounds. Frenchman
was arrested In the former place, charged with
having made one hundred revolver balls for a
reVoiutionist, and in Conception three men,
among whom was an Englisiman, Were arrested
Tor "some seditious toasts,'' at dinner. The
orcers Of the Government are much blamed bv
the public press for their silly fears Pasquins
appear In the papers Of armorers Offering their
business Tor sale, or proposing to change their
shops into manufactures Of crinoline. Rumors
existed that the Government had received notice
that vast conspiracy against the public order
existed, but the matter is generally ridicu..d by
we press ana the people. AT Valparaiso two or
three sergeants were arrested as conspirator, and
military proceeding were Instituted agains, them
bu. nothing came out oft,
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any who were not previously opposed to the
nomination Of the distinguished object Of that
journals malevolent criticism. The contrary
demonstrations have been such as to satisfy us
that Mr.. Letcher cannot fail to be nominated
on the FIRST ballot.
HoS. Mr.. FoRsrrH.-Wc announced, yes
terday, the arrival in this city of the Hon. John
Forsyth, late U. S. Minister to Mexico He
was too late to obtain an interview with the
Secretary of State during Office hours; but, it
is stated, he called on President Buchanan
during the afternoon, and this morning paid
his respects to Secretary Cass. The news Mr..
f. brings is said to differ but little from that
already published in the papers but, of course,
he will be able to give fuller details respecting
affairs there, and will thus enable the Admin.
istration to arrive at correct conclusions as to
what course should be pursued by this Govern
ment respecting the two factions in that coun.
try.
COSTA RIcA.-Senor Don Luis Molina yes
terday delivered to the President his creden
tials as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary Of the Republic of Costa RIGA.
AAS ""' 'oAASA'J ShoAeo hhoiios Aioin NoSe"
RIGA to this Government, and has latterly been
associated with Napoleon Escatente, the recent
Minister Plenipotentiary, whose place he now
fills. He has resided in this country several
years, and is we'll acquainted with American
character.
THA WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph limo to the Smithsonian Institution
Tho time of observation is about o'clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-01

IL Modern skill has eliminated In Aver.
Pills Invention did its best in this production
mastery art has combined the subtle essences
OF remedies into compound that penetratss to
the fountains of disease and pels the very seeds
OF disorder from the blood. Such a remedy was
needed and since we have i; we want our readers
10 know WHAT tits
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tkApT, the indomitable, is about to issue. emf
monthly, new work, in the shape Of a gallery
OF portraits of distinguished men of the times
he sends US two specimens Of photographs of S.
A Douglas and Dudley 3. Field, the hero of the
Morse Atlantic Telegraph, capital Iikenesses, and
me illustrations Of the perfection Of hi. beauti-
ful art In his hands. IL will doubtless take like
wild fire, for he will make it an admirable affair
for the price charged
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II The Mobile Register of Sunday morning
contains card from julius Hesse & Co., which
says that the Government having refused clear
ence TO the emigraGt vessel Alice Pa;ntor, the
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THE BRITISH CREDITORS OF MExIco.-It ap-
pears that the claims Of the British bondholders
are recognized by the Juarez cover nment at We a
Cruz. About s35, 900 have already been collected
for them at the Vera Cruz custom house