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90 81 yiseEsSFs, IA. lune22, 1873.

y HsINVEsNft- IA4.JunfZZ, 10 q.
PROF. 0, J WOODS: AZ you about to n abufacture
your recently disc Ta Rtstnrbiht will
state for whomsoever IL eotIern
known ohersto seitthatsl have
fbito using other Halr hestorati,es. ard that
fnd yours vastly superior toai9 other know 1t entirely
the head Vi dadre and with months ldoper
will any persons hair the original Youthful
and texture svingt soft nd appear
and all this disco ofine the hands tha apply
it, dress which it drops. would therefore Il, C
oumsnd It's toeverJ dssreus of havi color
and texture to hair. Respectiu ly OuIF.
rM ftsSnN KING.
JswooDS co. .Froprietors 444 rrcsdss, 4 ! ana
ia Market street. St Louis, Mo And sold by all good
pruggisfs
~ Beware ofartces purportiHg to produce tFsULTs
SIMILAR al only Alternative attempts palm "a
niserube aFce the popularity this. under different
nane. genuine witou title signature o J. Wood.
Price 81 So and So per bdtfe. 40
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CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

WeInesday July
At market s04 Cattle, sbou, 35o Reeves, and 81 stores
consisting Of erklng uNsa siilen Cows, aud two and
prs d Market Beel-Extra IS 81 q ST. first quality
81 - q. - ecoud qaaity 80 % % third quaiit,
80 90 urtHrry - GO
Nortng uXen-Si5, no, q 80
Cows and caves s, 81 80 "a go.
Igtsass n0ae; two years o4 S-3 q q three years
old - y "a
Veal Galyee-s4 q 81
>ueep ant I.tmb.--=i0) market Prices Extra aud
elections 20 80 II o. or FROM u q 81 b ID in 5Vts ~ 20
Z a, 2 -. spring i4tiuv> trItu ~ q o.
,udcs 4 y. iAitUN a 33c E %
pstts nc q n 81 vaea. Jaii skut Y a l3s p D.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

principle regulations Of the
performs its functions wed,
fully developed fne ston4-
pendent on tue hea.tn5 ac-
proper performance of ito
lacn Is at fmlt, the bewels
system suffers ia cunse-
LiFer--hayiug ceased to do
lof that organ, one of tile
study, in a practice 0
find some remedy whcref
many arrangements TO
ly is at last found any per
uomplailrt, in any Of its
Gle audconvie tioh ascertain.
morbid or bad matter Irom
tdeir place a healthy flow
stomach, causing food to
loiool giving t0Le and
e linery .temoviug thecause
lrudiU.ti cure
led. ADD, wat is better, pre-
+. u-e Of taetiveI lHvigprmtor
uiir ent to relieve the
food from rising aud sour
. firing pre- fonts Night :
I nigel, loosens the bowels
meal wilIeure Dyspepsia.
, teaspooniuis viii Away I
I !mals obstruction removes
: and makes q perfect cure.
I ~ re isyes Choiic, While
Is assure cure for Cholera
h'f G Cholera.
= needed throw ont of thu
4 cine afer a long siekness
Jauudice removes all sal
from the skin.
\ time before eating give!
makes took digest We /
!. cures Chronic Diarrhaa IL
{ Her and Bowel complaiut.
. Hose. NJ A 2
? attacks caused b. Worm,
lssirsr, safer .orspee,iierrem
: Ter fills.
Dropsy. by excl Ing tis
h1mweniirg this medicine
a laud Ague, Chill Fever, aila
= II operates with eeftaiut,
70 testify to its wonderful
IL itaaaSgnauslssltri IN e.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

Tle Liver is one OF the
human bOI, and when 1t ;,
tue 20 Ncrs oftle : einarc =
aen is Almost entirely lie
ton OF tue Liver for he :
functions, Wien tue stom-
are at tauit. aud tAe wnoie /.
uuence Of ole ortan-tue
IL, ddt}. for tue diseases :
D opristol mas made il ais
more tam twenty ears, TO i.
wien to c1Iutertet the =
which tits iisbte.
TO prove t,lat tais RENE :
son truub 81 wikn Liver
forms. ut. out 20 Try a bot Z
These q IHl- remove all
the s. stem, suppl ing 40 =
OF bic, inyig ,r.l iag the
digest well, ptr.f ing tine :
health to tie wdoie ma
Of tle disease -edee ting a !.
Btliaus attacks are cur ,
vented. b. tne occasional .
Que lJss after eating Is
stomach and pesgeat she
ing
only one lose before re-
mare,
uuly one lose taken at
gently, and cures Costive-
One dose takeu after e ,eh
Ole dose Of two
re ieve ~iek 5teasl icGe
One bottle t0Eel for fe-
the cause OF tte disc sc.
Ouly Que dose immriiate-
Ole lose often repeated
Morbus, and d preventive
Dnly QUE bottle IS
system the effects OF medi-
I -. " One bottle taken for
lowness or IN trurai cosori
Que dose taken : snort
I Wig r u the appetite, aud
One dose oftea repested
its worst lor.iss, whiie sun
! Weld almost TO the first
Que or two doses cures
I in chi ,lreH tberc is moi
/ cd, In toe world, ~ it new
~ A Few bottles cures
ahs0rhcntS-
We take pletsllse 10 rec
asa prrvestire for Fever
/ afFeyers Of z tii1au Type
and Thousands are wiling
virtues
Az igio Rsstf % sietslg
fdroy
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DOCT. A. w. POLLARD,
nfLnncn.Ier. NIns-.,

IN With th ciations Of Of his patients
viii visit this place again JULY 49, and may be cousu-
cd, as usual, at
wv. STATIONS, OPPOSITE wIGHTMANs HALL,
CANAL STREET,
nj III ulv DIST lie viii then. BY special invitation visit
t Family of Mi JoEI PAGg. Vest ster, where be NJ
uutil Augist . the purpose Ct nsutg with ali
vsbo ~ disposed 70 call u hiu While here. aud thse
Wishing to examine the extensive variety OF vegetable Feie
die used his practice Also ms appaEA Us ~ "a
Pice f5r exanna on Slg0. No eaTse made III any eas
Th.,-r intendia, to cali. ~ill please do 80 carly
Bellows rams. 81, 1853 -
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D. G. 2. IRONS 9N'
wN g. A@E q A EU 10

Liver ComPininis. Dyspepsia,
ANA aii olLer Chrouic Di-r"srs arising
from oyer-U-e. Goa, raj Debility, or
Nervous ProstrntiOm.
These new and u cess u preparations Food for the
Blood 10 sd upu ana SIS HENLrH, Which gives the
-t,d,ri, AID in diIernt wnen We ascertain
proper materi Is making pure and ne thS BLooD,l
X tie most important al GOV ries # tue age The are
drsc produt revolution in the tleltment aud cure
OF CmoSc pssAsls Il g periret scientific foundi-
ton ths arr f removed trou the spnre 81 all Nostruma
rnd Patent Nediciaes IN Sgl of all schools using
these PREPARATIONS tot lieJeiHel with ssac
tory rrsufs. TneJ takeu b, drops spoonfu4s.
THEIR RANCE or CURE:
Consumption Throa Diseases Brouchitis. Coughs Colds
Heart Neuralgia loss Of Appetite. lualii To sleep. De-
pre- sion Spirits rreguF ie- ale iesle skuess
C. Ia "a, Of Chr.n mpla = peculiar to females,
tause pFepar. tions will he found inytuabie
TuEIR PARTICULAR SPHERE
It is caiaed that thew viii an diseases but in
thoe pecifd above Gas thousands can testf they are
the most eft; cilus Of at, now kuOSn-
aiti ular, ia dering, to mentin which Of the three
Preparations rrquiTed # for co sumption, c. the
LIST aud tferuaeis best If Tor Liver Gem plants sc
the "a or sper,ia when invterate IN "a ami in al
successful In moderate cases one VIII
II er, arr three Proportions for Consumption in all
it, for,i for Liver complaints aud thelT al
es 10 Nhph particular after tan i etie ID aud one
f,r spepsa Out If leaf two thousand strongly marx
I'd eases ih,ie have not b,en Twenty tii',res
From HumerUu- tcstmo las we Sc tct iie 5illwlns
A YEsY INTERESTING CASE
Mr. D. L. III Ter lot thi- city we'll known Of tho
most hopeless OF en- samrhn Mes-rs iorac Gree
le, Bryant. Of the ffipune sud 10 T. are finlr
with the f,oNig fscs aud circumstances:
Mr. Elder actve gagged in the last Presidential
election campaign, and his intense bors, day aud hgat
broke down heiith whc bad not been good for many
ears this fuioaei by severe cough AMI besulhs
from the lungs which continued down 70 ias Decent eF,
when he eomnleced using Of these Preparations tor
the previous months re bed every da aud soInsti ;
quite profusei- d his cougn terrible In month 5
time e wa, be about through The city dugl5 az
weatheFs aud IN hess than two nonts after beginning 70
ass the rvmedS, tug tgrd in cauyis>ng the rs
and his nearly ali the time froi 70 cie m tue
morning tia four ia the Afternoon, cnnveTsng Win nun
sreis Of persons and anssctilg large amount OF lust
ness he Is ROW hesl ty looking one IN ta9a-
and His present residence is at 81 Hudson street. New
! York
Or Bronson can be consulted either by letter addressed
70 box $685. r. o. at the ece Of the general Agents
/ fgum . ~.
these Pnrparatins be Obtained thr ugh any Tspc
bic druggist United states Cauai Price q Pea
auttle 18th full dire tons Al orders must b addressed e
HENRY CHURCH s. Coz. General Agents,
/ 2T-y IS Maiden Lane. New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08

DEEP RIVER. CONN. Jlly 20 1000
Mr., Ieaycnwo thsir: have been troubled with dan
druff my head for than year. hail be-
gan OUT segrf and hair together. III New
Ii,ven pa per about Moods fair Restorative
cael ut our the LIST Of April purchased
ole try IT. aud found 20 m satfar aast he
thing the ssutf aud hair began grow 1t
inches il len 9Th wae,t d all ~.
nave great faith in It, wish you send me tw bottles
more s. 'fr. POST the bearer this don't know as any
OF kind used in this place may have market Tor
many bottles after it is known here.
Yours ith respect RIrEIfS DRAFT.
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- PHILApEIPHiA, gcpt. 9. ItbU
PEuF Woop-Dear SIR Your Hair isesto av, l. proving
Itself bencfciat The mont d the part OF
my head lost its coverngn BALd Ihas, used
haff pint bolt Of toraye ara new the
my mead Is we'll studded with proui g CT OF of
young hair. and the frert aisorsceisirg beleht,
repafatius Without bereb whatever
think from my own personal in
duee many others g Try II. louts respectful ~,
o. II. THOMAS, NJ D
No 464 Vine strict.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1859-07-08
OF 70 TIE ADl.1RIEs CT FINE HEAD OF
Rich Glossy Hair +!

FFNALK Of beauty It exist uiouta fine head OF
hair then TN following andif you ark more, see
circular around each bottle. ana ore can doubt.
PRoEESsON MOODS HAIR ri ST0kAI1NE--Wc eali
the Of all old and Dung to this wonderful pr,paT
alton which turns back 10 it2 nal color gray hartoy
ers che head the bad with luxurht lowth-rtnoyen
dandruH ehiHg. and al cut4neous eruptohscauses
regular dressing for the hair will and ketp
it falling to extreme Old age IN an It's natural BEAUTY
10 use IL aud surely the Dung Mill tbe value the
flowing locks the wicig cur, ever be withoutt ia
praise is upon the tongue ct thousands.
Tue Agent for Prof Woods Hair estorstvein New ha-
received following ettc in to the restorative
a fagyr eeks sim
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Az isioHsssf - = etag tAsir sasFra str1oay s
G8roy ~ "a n = w ~ -
o N T,fer II the noa.h lgitk ne Targorafer. ard
sspqlt1fg bafE t5eefhtr
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TlAPER uANGTNGs ;-lao80 ROOFS PAPER HANG
COMPRISING OVEN 200 STYLES;
VARYING IN price from 5 cents % 81 per Roll.
5fs9 ROtls SPLENDID GILT PAPERS
. ROLLS CURTAIN PAPERS,
BORDERS IN @ .sEAf VARIETY,
r-cus,nners vshiag toseset fg largest s.osk in
ac stste are invited % call. JOSEPH tLAka
Hrsttlehorc. April IL. 1859. ID
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THE LATEST

STYLES Of Ievslry in Lava Cameo Coral, Mosaic,
Pain and rrasctn Settiags
June l. CHASE y IklPf-
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TOGETHER WITH
miscellaneous Works of all kinds,
NEW BOOKS OK HAND AS soon AS ISSUED
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
Brooklyn City News.

MILITARY FuNERAL-Yesterday afternoon the remains
Of Mr.. Richard L. Kenny, ate a member Of tho Four
teenth regiment conveyed TO the cemetery Of the
holy Cross for nterment Company A, Captain Sprague
preceded BY the regmental band escorted the body
It's final resting place. The dead march played
the procession marched through the streets.
DROWNED MAN PICKED Up.-The body Of man appa-
feet eight inches in height picked up yesterday
Gowanus creek Peters bridge He had dark gray
hair and whiskers The clothes consisted Of striped
sbit euch worn by sailors, dark cloth pantaoons
covered with overalls and brogan shoes The remains
were taken to the dead house for identification.
AFTER THE BAIHERs.-The police visited Gowanus yes
terday the purpose OF stopping the practice Of bathing
along sbore but found very few In the act Having paid
visits TO that vicinity for the last three Sundays and
veral having been arrested and ned those desire
Sunday bath have shifted their quarters Several little
boys were arrested along the city river front for viola
tion Of the ordinance against bathing In the day time.
RoBBERIH.-The house Of William Dodge, No. IS Canton
street. was felonousy entered Saturday night and
robbed Of several articles OF value Mr. Dodge observed
the burglars in the house ON bis return home but being
fearful Of personal injury he did not ener and alarm
Ing the police the burglars appraised Of their danger
and escaped through tho rear yard A horse in
Kent avenue occupied by two families med Crossman
robbed Of property the value OF about SIS One tho
families was absent The residences Of c. A. Van Zaudt
Jr 247 Clinton street, and A. Barker lat Lafayette
avenue, likewise entered and relieved OF property
amounting 70 $500 or more In value.
WARNING 10 BoYs-A boy named Robert Brown met
with his death in Gowanus creek Friday evening" in
The following manner He plunged in head foremost
where the water not very Deep and struck the bot
tom with such force that he sunk into the mud his
shoulders, Being unable 10 extricate himself, he
smothered before his situation discovered. Tho body
was taken out and conveyed TO his parents residence
No 192 Sackett street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

BARBARIC TROOPS FOR THE BRITISH ARMY
The adoption of the Zouaves and Turcos into
the French army, and their successes against
European troops, have melted the British govern
ment to attempt the organization of similar corps
from their colonies in the West Indies. Some
time ago the black soldiers in Bermuda were
uniformed a la Zouave, and we now learn that
orders have been issued by the War Department
for the transportation of three thousand Jamaica
negroes to England. Once arrived, they are to
be drilled in the use of the latest and most de-
structive patterns of small arms, and trained to
serve the new rifed cannon. When this first
squad has been incorporated with the army it
will doubtless be followed by others, until the
English will have black division which will
cope, in barbarity and ferocity - ieast, with the
Turcos. In case Of war between England and
France, 1t would be curious to see these troops
pitted against each other; but they are edged
tools, which the European governments may
find exceedingly dangerous playthings. Failing
an enemy to contend with, they may one day
initiate the sepoys, and cut their white masters
throats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
THE LATEST NEWS.
The Washington Monument.

WASHINGTON, July 81, 1859.
The construction Of the Washington National Monument,
after suspension Of several years, is about TO be
sumed Systems to raise funds for the prosecution Of the
work have been put in operation, and proposed to
request the posasters throughout the country to give
aid 10 the enterprise by placing boxes within their
spectve Offices for the reception Of contributions, and
forwarding the returns to Warrington. few cents
month from the thirty thousand post offices would SUFFICE
in few years, TO raise the shaft to it's intended
height Tho postmasers Of many Of the principal Cities
including those Of New York, Washington, Boston,
Brooklyn Baltimore and Charleston have already
pressed their readiness to lend cordial operation.
The Postmaster General has written letter TO Lieutenant
Ives the engineer in charge of the monument he says
81" the privilege Of postmasers and others associated
with the postal service, in common with all other citizens
to give TO this enterprise such support as their judgments
and feelings may prompt. II Is citizens, and not
officers, that their influence will be invoked, and doubt
not that in this audsbe endeavor worthy illustrate
and perpeuats the fame Of the Father Of his Country they
will yield to in the promptness and earnesness Of
their operation"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01

A NEW RUSH FOR GoLD.-The Northern Light
arrived yesterday from Aspinwall, brings us &C
counts Of further receipts of gold at Panama
from the Indian graves at Chiriqui, and des-
perate rush of treasure seekers to that point
BY all accounts there will be more people dig :.
ging over these already plundered graves than
there are specimens contained in them. This
seems strange when the sure diggings in Cali
fornia pay so well; but there is nothing so re-
markable about it when We regard our expert
ences within the last ten years. to say nothing Of
the insanity of gold seekers from the days of
Cortez down to Captain Suffer. They always
leave q sure thing to run after the latest chi
mera. Thus, many went to Australia and re-
turned to Peru; then wasted their time and money
In Arizona, Sonora and the ella region. Sub.
sequently about half the adult population Of
California adventured upon the long, diff.
cult and expensive journey to Fraser river
and probably many of them may be found
ut this moment plodding towards Pixies
Peak This rambling disposition is probably moi
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fully invited TO attend the funeral from her ,,t. -,
stsae, No. "a Wee: se,enteenth street, this doa y
LOVE On Saturday evening. July so, JANE LOVE- widow
aged a. Joseph Love- After long and painful nAes
os relatives and friends OF the smy arc rssueosfIv
nv 70 seld her funeral (Mondxy1 afrernoon =
one ocsSk' nom her late residence, No 293 Ninth ava
nue.. wv
MocnsssxY- 90 Sunday, July 81, at Mariners H.rbo-
l., MARY; relic, u the late Nathaniel Nc Jhesnev. a.
cessed, Of New York. w.
Her funera al services vi. bs held a. tho bouso a, n
son james McChssney No. 400 Pacific street. Brooxlvs
on Iuesos! afternoon, q, two O'clock The friends and
relatives 1t the family also Of her sons Kobt D. onn
and Jones' are respectfully invited 20 attend.
IIsDian and Ph1sosohls pagers please copy.
ANNA hoc Axr. infant child o. ven and Mary Mccarren
seed year, months ans 70 days
.as friepds ard "cqusintsuceS o. Ms family arc re-
spnctfDy invited ~ attend her fune.s this Monday
silernoon, at bali pass two o'clock r@ NO. 81 North
Seventh sweet.
NxwAAs or consumption, PArRlcxxrmxAy. in tho 4Iss
H renos asquantances are respectfully IL v.ted y
sttend me- FUNERAL on Monday afternoon, VI two oNockf
p ruhnoT ON sunday morning, July 81, JoH b Pus-
as friends and those OF the family are respect Say h.
w 70 aaend ais funeral from his late resident %, Me-
xsvr ssnh street Cs rom So Toe c1 T ~ .d
avenues, a IL A. NJ on Tuesday, without furt ee
RNxn- In Brooklyn on Sunday, July 81 Nrs R,mc.,
sa, native OF the pariah OF Klare county Of Wese-
meatD, Lfelanc.
The enos Of the family arc respectfully invited IA a.
eno ner IonsrA At three O'Clock Tuesday sfternoo1
70 tho Cemetery OF the Holy Cross Fstbush from hce
ate residence, No. 2s2 Hudson avenue, without further
notice.
eEcoR-A New Rochelle. On Sunday morning, July 81.
WiLLxT1 sEooR, in the 7Sd year OF his sge.
The relatives and friends Of the family srs reepec2fuv
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late residence q
tuesday afternoon, at two O'Clock The New Haven Rs-
ROAD cars leave Twenty seventh street, New York a
646P II
srrTH On Saturday, July 30, LOUISA Bnowu, infs.s
daughter OF VIM. & and Jane L. Stih.
The relatives and friends family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from No 100 East twenty
second street ths (Honday) afternoon three O'Clock
TnoRS-At his residence, No. West Sixteenth street.
on Sunday, July 81 HxRxAN THORN, the 18th year Il
his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
attend the funeral, from Calvary church. Tuesday r.
terDoon at three O'Clock further noaoe
wsBER-ln this city on Sunday, July 81, r. W. wmzR,
son OF f. w. and Anna Weber, aged year montsa
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 70 =
tend his FUNERAL from the house Of bis parents No. ~
Worth street, Tuesday afternoon, at half past ouG
O'Clock without further invitation.
WEAvER-On Sunday, July 81, J. HKSDRCKs infant poa
OF John and Mary Weaver, aged months and days.
The friends aud acquaintance OF the family arc ~
specuIy invited 70 attend the fonera from No. % Nor
rs street, Jersey CITY, at four O'clock this (Monday) -
iernoon.