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We learn that Mr.. GEORGE R. DODGE, of this
city, has received from Gen. BANKS the appoint
ment of Marshal OF Police and is about to enter
upon the discharge of his "duties" The proc
lamation Of Gen. B., which will probably be re-
ceived before we 60 TO press, has not yet reached
us, but it cannot possibly contain anything which
will relieve this further act of violence and usur-
patton from the reproach which attaches to the
whole scheme of wrong and outrage of which
it forms part. Gen: BANKS has, of
course, no more right TO appoint a
Marshal of Police, than president of bank or a
pastor to congregation; and Mr.. DODGE de-
rives no more lawful authority from his appoint
ment than General BANKS would have if Mr..
DODGE had assumed to create him a Lieu
tenant-General. The whole thing is insolent,
despotic, unlawful and unconstitutional-an
overthrow of all the forms of free institutions in
Maryland and gross and premedinted insult 10
the State, the city and our people. If Mr. DODGE
were Marylander, instead of being, as he is,
Northern man, we might express surprise
at his consenting to take part in the degradation
oil our community. As it is, we snppose there i:
sympathy between himself and the appointing
power, which renders the whole thing natural
enough.
We presume that Mr.. DODGE or General BANK!
Will give notice to our citizens of the mode il
| which the functions of the new Marshal are 10 h,
| performed. When we understand this, we shall
be ready to discuss the matter farther 1t is onl,
necessary, now, to say, that in presumng TO in
| terfere with the authority of the Police Commits
| sIoners appointed under the law of MARYLAND boil
General BANKS ana Mr.. DODGE will lay themselye
open TO heavy penalties, which we hope to see en-
forced. They, and any police force they may or
ganlze, will be trespassers, in any attempt the,
may make to carry out their unlawful PURPOSES
aud the whole of them may be lawfully dealt will
as wrong-doers, and be made subject to crimina
prosecution and civil action, as we doubt not the,
will in due course be taught.
We are glad TO be able to say that the appoint
ment Of Mr.. DODGE was without the priyiiy @
consent of the Police Board or tie Mayor. Tbi
being the case, no money can be lawfully drawn
from the city treasury for the payment of any po
lice force which Mr.. DODGE may get up The oil,
police, by taking Office under him, would at one
lose all right to their present places and all CLAIM
to saary-and any disbursements to the contrary
by any municipal officer OR other person, will
subject the party making them to heavy penalt
| for each offeuce
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faderate States--even when taken with arms in
their hands, have been released on their parole;
whilst our citizens not because they were actu-
ally disloyal and evidence had been given Of the
fact, but because forsooth, il was suspected they
might becomeysp have been seized at night by
mere military order, and have been incarceratel
in fortress, to be released whenever it peases the
powers that be to instruct their captors to hermit
them 10 return to their homes--perhaps
a year hence-perhaps never-who knows
Yet Mr. LINCOLN justifes even this tyrannica
exercise OF power, and an obedent Congress
commends him for the very act for which men less
ductlle and more patriotic would have promptly
called for articles of impeachment. We live,
indeed, in evil times, when even the right Of petit
ton is called in question; when the few privileges
that still remain TO US are held sufferance and
when even churchmen of high standing cry,
"Kill kill p and preach eloquent sermons on the
blessed humanity of bloody war Let the South
look to it. Maryland deceived BETRAYED dis
armed, must writhe beneath the indignties which
are daily put upon her, until the hour of her de,
liverance approaches. Every malignant device
every malicious impuation, she must bear with
as patiently as she may. An insolent soldierv in.
fest her streets and squares hut they will not BE-
suffered to remain forever. She must wai-it i:
law of nature that the dawn should follow III,
darkness She must wait, but it would be re-
curing too much Of her to ask her--to forget.
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POLA pARAIICI


me correspondent Of the London Doily Mems
writing from Warsaw the 11th ult, saws
ihe situation is beyond expression sad and depress
i ing ana offers no prospect of reasonable issue.
we see every day proofs of the most ridiculous
arbitrariness on the part of the authorities in
pressing and prosecuting everything that bears the
stamp of patriotism.
BAYoNET GOVERNMENT
Il, an ,he new arrangements of the Government with
we see poh view OF restoring order in the country,
of az G.h.hg put total anarchy. The best proot
OF tnls Is In the entire loss OF infnenca ontb
.ne aud their dependents. the SLIGHTEST
nortad Ib v nhr:yo or government being always sup
In my last letter told you of the numerou.
rests OF people who wore the ezamorka or p,;aL
tunic They were afterwards liberated in co osn
quence of the demands of the citizens. '-'e-
TROOPS IN THE CITY.
Certain changes have taken place in the encamn
ment OF troops In the Streets the theatre has been
evacuated and the troops that were in it have gone
to the Castle Terrace. There is no prospect of the
soldiery leaving the streets, indeed more are ex-
pected.
.-n RESPECT FOR The LAW.
Gen. Wagner having ordered the presiding iudpe
at Piotrk0w himself to bring the official reports
which the judge fatty refused, he sent several DO,
licemen, who, after tying the judges hands and
feet, brought him before this military despot I'M
mediatey special communication OF this shocking
outrage was forwarded to the Marquis Wieopolski
at Warsaw, (the new minister appointed by the
Gar but no notice appears to have been taken of
1t, showing that the noble marquis only possesses
and exercises his unlimited powers for the sake of
upsetting and confusing everything.
mn RIGHT OF PETITION.
Inc President of tie Police at Czenstochowa,
Uroehowski, a creature of Muchanow, being very
much hated by the inhabitants for the MANY and
s Gneeaslng abuses of his authority, numerously
sslgnea requisition Tor his removal was taken BY
four respectable citizens to Messrs' Iaszezvnst;
and Gocewicz. They were sent away without an
answer, and after their return to Czerstocbowa
arrested and conveyed, under very strict eseort
to Warsaw. This gives fair idea of the r;obt ~
which, it is said, will be eoncasaS y, y,
us, and what consequences await those who womb
dare complain to the government against its conf.
Dental officials t0 IN
NOCTURNAL DoMICTLIARY VISITS,
:, Last night the police entered the apartments of
"a. kuez, and made q strict search after some cor
scesspondence. The nocturnal visit proved unsuo-
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from the Gazette, Davenport, iorsj
MI Spaidlng would not connect his name With an artic
ne did not kroio to possess real merit
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From the Western F. Gazette, Chicago, I'LL
We heartily endorse Ar. Sp2ldng, and his unrvalIed
Cephaiic Pills.
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IMPORTANT TO BOusEKEErRR

IMPORTANT TO BOUsExEErRRs
To know that they money by purchasing WOOD
siready Sawed and Split Office ofCity Steam Fire Woe
Mill,
No. sN0E9B STREET
siG-d JAMES Ii. JOHNsuH
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FURNITURE.
s. s. STEVENS g. SONS,

s. s. STEVENS g. SONS,
WAREROoMS, MARBLE BUILDING
81 HANOVER STREET,
opposite New Assembly Rooms,
Manufacturers OF
HALL
DINING ROOM,
CHURCH and
1FR TnKHNHgRE
1.,,n,,,a HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES,
BEDDING, "C0Ts" ,,,ns
LOOKING GLASSES, Sc - - -
No 6 Low street,
mn23uf naar Front street fheAtra
pLATE GLASS AGENCY.
PLATE GLASS
FOR STORE FRONTS
AND
DWELLINGS.
WIN. KING It BRO,
AGENTS FoR hANUFAerUBERs
Ana Dealers In Paints, Oils and Class
Nod North Liberty street,
nnlstnr RaltimoEs'
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DANsKIN & CO.,
Ga FAYETTE ST, NEAR CALVERT
SHER TN
. * ID II r.
AND KEEP FULL ASSORTMENT READY MADE
GENTLEMEN WHO WANT REALLY GOOD
SHIRT,
WILL FIND IT At THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
aETLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
DANsKIN & CO.,
mhll-tt 81 FAYFTTE STREET
NOW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE.
The Dollar Weekly Exchange.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
was issued On SATURDAY, the It'll July With
view to increase alike popularity and its usefulness
IT'S COLUMNS HAVE BEEN ENLARGED
NEW FEATURES WILL BE INTRODUCED,
which, tits believed, make it ADDITIONALLY
the FAMILY CIRCLE, still more valuable medium
ofreference for the FARMER, the MERCHANT and the
POLITICIAN
The contents of the DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
embrace constant variety choi ,e and interesting
Artleles.o on the Existing Topics of the Day.
MISCELLANEOUS MATTERS,
drawn from original, domestic, and foreign sources
EDITo RIALs
from the DAILY EXCHANGE, on
Official and GENERAL SUBJECTS
THE NEWS OF THE WEEK,
CAREFULLY COLLATED REVIEW OF THE MOST
lhpoRfANF POLITICAL PROCEEDINGS UP TO THE
DATE OF EACH ISSUE.
A PRICE CURRENT.
exhibiting, with undoubted accuracy the state >. A..
kets both at home ami abroad
In Politics, the Dollar Weekly Exchange will raeaet Oh,
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tinue to be, INDEPENDENT AND CONSERVATIVE |
with wachfu over the true interests Of
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copy, one year.
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New GOODS.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
aas for sale rption Of fine WAroHEs, JKwBLRT,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE at his store, Of Calvert
mo water sire g. d2O-n
DR. A. A. BLAHDY,
an -. SUCCESSOR TO DIR. o. HARRIS,
Il
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MI, From the Advertiser, Providence X. IL
Inc testimony IN their favor is strong, the most
espectsbe quarters
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From the syaminar Flor

From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Cephalic Pills accomplish the object for which tbay vs,
made viz: Cure OF headache in all its forIas
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Snsarante G0mpanies.
LICENSED AGENCY.
SOLE AGENT OF
THE INSURANCE co. OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, |
CAPITAL SURPLUS, sas5.O0o.
VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, RICHMOND, VA. |
CASH CAPITAL.......,........ SIOO, 900. |
nsures cheapest and pays the prompte any
Takes Risks mans Life for the benefit of his wife
ana from the caps of his creditors
S 81 HENRy H a RI - v Psssias9
Medical Examiner DR. JNp. C. MACKENZIE.
Is Second street, Baltimore
Refer to Hanson Thomas, John s. Cuttings, Samuel G.
Wyman, John Peasants Son, Hopkins Hull 4 Atkn.
son, and ward Brothers mh29 II
RALTIMOREFIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
oSn SoENEk SR IaHsST TG#S M
Y FIRE in the city or country, the Subscriptions
J.1 'SStofHR ES. 3a. Ffseiasn..
W. u. Harrison, Joshua / Cohen
g. T. Thompson, Francis T. King
Geo. R. vickera, Henry Carroll
" Warrington. i. Y Won m KARIN 1fpRe'
fe22-eOtfr FRED'K WOODWURTH, See,etsrs
GERMAEIA FIRE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
M. HILGER, President
RUD GARRIGUE Secretary
! AID ENGLER, Agent,
ls Second street,
2al2eour opposite the Post-ofice.
GEKMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO,
OF NEW YORK
lash oapital. OOr
| H"&ESEANqAfiKn ERh9s SECRETARY
| AID. LNGLER, Agent,
IS Second street,
alo-s0t.r opposite the Post office
HOWAKD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
- nv,,,.e + OF BALTIMORE
sssnsd on every description OF lnsurabe Proper
'''' s' ANDREW Nd sf&S'f REESE isSs PRESIDENT,
| 1,.. =. BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Nm %n, G Power, ]: strcksr jenkins,
samuel K. Smith, Il Eiis BhsnHHIn Fsr&:i ny.
,s,sn G. H1 aREaSS S %3}fis!LaiiIns,
| M ATlONAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF BALTIMORE.
o ,1sp.' NJ s & s.
THIS 81 ksEss'4Ra5pS opposite Second st.
DEsoF1 IN aNb Of 91 FF 81 FEE CITY,
AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE
H.. r. By FIRE
5Eof llsurances may De effected for single iay or Tor
longer period. JOHN b. SElDENSTRiCKER,
- - President
=. BOARD OF DIEs0TORs
n;cfy N bash, VIM. Head,
Adam Denmead Thomas s Ban3er
George Bartlett, George small
Joseph W. jenkins, George " TiovarJ
IN WoodEard Henry Pendexter,
EDWARD j. church. Hugh Sisson
,o., Ii. @. lands,
-!o9-.i Secretary.
. LUAB A N (MARlNE) INSURANCE
COMPA ANY.
I'VE W 70 Ra.
GASR CAPITAL PAID UP .,......,,,,.,... .soo ono
ASSETS NOVEMBER S0tb, 1889. .,., III asa Sss 40
b. =. NORRIS, President.
,.urur =, ,s,,, TiiOS. LORD, Vice President
The undersigned respectfully soiicits application for
Eurance in this desirable Office
HENRY N. WAKEFIELD, Agent
.,.S q. WAKEFIELD & CO.
.- l9a-.1r l6 Spears wharf
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INIUIH tIle DeAI0cfat, 1t, UOIl1 Alnn.l
III you are, or have ibeen, troubled the hssdso
end Tor box (Cephac Pis,l so that may have III
in case Of an attack
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From the examiner, Norfolk, Va
They have been tested 10 more than tiuusaD oasas
with entire success
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IFf0m The St I0ui8 Democrat
The Immense demand for the articles t,cphsiio Pis
rapidly increasing
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GAS FIXTURESl
NEW STYLE9il
NEW STOGKili
CORTLAN i CO.,
NOS. 2l6, 2l8 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have hand OF handsonaest collections of
GAS CHANDELIERS
to be found in this country grade Fourght Chan
deliers complete with Shades at &c. to TenIeht hand
:ers at $3.50 each.
Very beautiful Library, Hall and Dining Room
CHANDELIERS.
Parlor, DraFng Room and Cha Der
BRACKETS.
BEADING LAMPS,
DROP LIGHTS,
49, FIREPHUOP SHADES
u AND KEYS,
AND HOLDERS, &c, &c
Any OF which will he sold upon good terms t..~n
qdaty goods can be bought any the Eastern rarket
CORTIAN a CO.,
Importers and Dealers in Gas Fixtures
French and English China
and House Furnishing Goods
hEl-IIr OF every description,
1T EWEL POSTS AND BALUSTERS,
~ Brackets and Mouljings for sale cheap by
GEO. o. STEVENS,
ranzI-ur AZ West Pratt street.
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Correspondence Of the Daily Exchange

ALEXANDRIA, July 3.
Military discipline appears to have been much
relaxed recently. The soldiers are frequently
drunk and disorderly, and it is now not an unusual
sight to see them staggering and falling in the
streets. few evenings since party of drunken
soldiers insulted and pursued two of the most res
pectsbie ladies of our city, who were promenading
the pavement in front of their dwelling. The ruf,
hans were promptly chastised by the friends of the
young ladies, who came to their rescue One of the
1lhcers OF the company to which the soldiers be-
long discovered such want of appreciation of the
outrage which had been committed, that the indig-
hatlon OF brother of the ladies was expressed
~ nostiie demonstration, which was meekly en-
a"rea py the degenerate son of Mars Outraoes on
the part OF the soldiers are not unusual A day or
Two since party OF them went to the residence of
Mr.. Charles Newton, in the neighborhood of Fall,
ohurch, where there were at the time several sis
ters o! the EDITORS wife, and ordered the ladies to
leave Immediately, as il was desirable place for
the accommodation of the troops The ladies were
not permitted to take anything with them but
few articles of apparel-not even the ornaments
on the but were brutally driven out
OF their own house and obliged walk for miles to
neighbor for shelter and protection a.
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CHAS. ID. DEFORD &
nl6-tfr N 6 Cav nsrrs.,

Doors, SHOES AND CATERS,
~ CHEAPER THAN EVER
tAT THE SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT - ~
S8 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
MI, between Gay and Holiday streets
me undersigned takes this method of informinp his
ana the public that he is selling the balance of his
Fan and Winter STOCK at much prices to make
room Tor large and select stock that am now inanuac-
st suitable for Spring and Summer Of French Calf
Leather Leather DO do, French Kid do BY particular
method OF measuring enabled TO fit the most tender
esS SO az they can wear work without any difficulty
thankful for the liberal patronage have received and
featuring in the latest improved style call is
respectfully solicited. 2. GAHAN,
Lezo-u No SO West Baltimore street
THO. J. CARSON,
l. BANKER,
204 BALTIMORE STREET.
VIII BUY and SELL DOMESTIC EXCHANGE all kinds
Of UNCURRENT BANK NOTES, and GOLD on best terms
Virginia and NORTH CAROLINA currency wanted
Il G. LIND,
Is ARCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT
southwest corner OF Charles and Fayette streets
nzu Entrance on Favettee tree
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES of all d..
w scriptions for sale by o
uh.,., GEO o. STEVENS,
Aa1'"k " West Pratt street,
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EMPORIUM OF ART.
JAMES FRY Err invites attention the very extensive
assortment Of Looking Glasses store, suitable for
every position and OF all sizes.
Aantel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval and square
Cornices, Tables Brackets Consols, &C, unequalei
prices
Thea English and standard French Engrsyings al
ways in stock.
Particular and undivided attention given to the depart
.nent or PICTURE FRAMES Also frames for Miniatures
Photographs, Portraits, &c.
FRTER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert street
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Died.
. On Sunday July 18th, MARY GRACE dsugbt., of n ouo
a. .nd AIIIson D. Williams. AGED mnnths " NeOi
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NuTRITIvE CREAM FOR The HAR.--This prepa-
ration will render the hair glossy and ts
falling eff Composed it is OF the purest materials il
can be used with perfect safety answers all the purpo
of Pomsde and Oils without producing that greasness
common to many hair preparations PREPARED only hv
Pharmacsutists
mhzo-tT So North Charles street.
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LADD, WEBSTER h Co..
tt c HT-S TlTCa
z W " G. III a G. TNEs
FOR FAMILIES AND MANUFACTURERS
No lal BALTIMORE STREET
szi-tf Between Calvert and South Streets
ECoHoMYl ECoNoMY!l
A DOLLAR SAVED IS TWO DOLLARS MADE
This be done purchasing Wood already sawad an
Split at Office Of City Steam Fire Wood Mill,
No. NORTH STREET.
aib-u JAMES Fl, JOHNSON
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YEpDo TEA-A delightful article, part of the
FIRST iAPoRTATIoN FROM JAPAN, just received and
fer sale by opTEN voT
osl-tf esw un,,;-,o...
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p AT MT
SHOULDER SEAM

PATE MT
SHOULDER SEAM
SHIRTSi
SHIRTS
SHIRTS
PERFECT FIT WARRANTED Or NO SALE
Unequaiici by any.
NEW STYLES OF FRENCH soSOMs,
EMBROIDERED BOSOM sHIkTa.
FINE LINEN AND MUSLIN SHIRTS
MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
COLLARS. TIES. STOCKS
GLOVES AND HALF-HOSE,
Handle ERCaIEFS
w. p. TOwLES & BRO.
PATENT sa0ULDER-SEAH SHIRT HANUPACToRY.
Ea5 Baltimore street
Under Carroll Hail.
SOLE AZ ENrS FOR SH0 CLARK, Jr CO.'S VA
CHINE COTTON. k,so,
PATEHT FLOOR 4Tn2 ,,sv
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OUR SOUTHERN ESTAFETTE


we are furnished with the following letter from
an Intelligent correspondent, dated
NEW ORLEANS, La, June Is, 1861.
Business of nearly every kind is at a staad-stilI
but the community is cheerfuly bearing its trials
and dIscomforts. With a blockade by sea and
river, we are actually overburthened with every ar
ticle OF real necessity. Rice cts; sugar 1904 cts:
Hour S6@e; corn 20 cts; meats more abundant. and
ae lower prices than for years past and the whole
OF Texas and Louisiana to draw from We have
no. s9ent that eann2t .I pc easily s, Rah ALSO
lutely necessary, blockade to the contrary. Even
guns and revolvers constantly received. Prices
consequently, are declining.
We have advces recently of fifteen thousand
stand OF muskets (Minnie) at West Indian port
DOUBTLESS landed by this time in the Confederate
states OF America, and plenty more comma Nash
vile is turning out twelve hundred kegs of powder
a week, with stock on hand to make five hundred
tons Our army Is supplied with six months pro-
VISIONS Tor 'oo'o men. The simple fact is, we
are more than ready for a FIVE years war, if the
United States Government want to keep it I'M
Our planters give freely their crops of sugar and
corn to our Government for bonds bearing per
cent. take the Treasury notes, as thousands do
throughout the Confederate States of America. ot
par, and expect to do so long as our Govern
| ment require it.
The Government has advised the State authori
ties to postpone sending more men into Virginia
We have sent $1,000, and have more than that
| number now in the State ready for service. Loui-
| siana is thus far the banner State for volunteers
We have, in the neighborhood of Memphis and
Nashville, &C, 900 men to meet the Northern inva-
| sion via the Mississippi. Texas and Arkansas are
| sending &c, 600 to relieve Missouri
federai gunboats are troubling about the Pass
(Christian), Mississippi City and vicinity. We are
preparing few vessels of Giddis' line to defend
| those points.
The season is delightful-not very hot-rains
enough for our crops, which, beyond all former
precedent, are uxuriant. The city is healthy, with
every prospect of continuing So
June 18th was set apart as a day of humiliation
and prayer. 1t was rigidly observed never saw
Sabbath SO solemnly kept! jew and Gentle
really BUNDLED themselves. We believe cur cause
to be just, and. according to Gods word, we look
Tor blessing. He will conquer for us. Not fear
OF doubt crosses our minds, for our firm reliance
upon our Fathers help gives us courage and conf
dence. r
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IRON the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanawha, Val
We are sure that persons suffering from the headache
who try them, will stick to them
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New GOODS.
GABRIEL D. CLARK,
has for sale ev ription Of fine WArCHEs, JKwBLRT,
SILVER PLATED WARE at his store Of Calvert
ana water sire g. d2Otf
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DR. A. A. BLAHDY,
SUCCESSOR TO DIR. O. A HARRIS,
VIVA. NNoR1z CHA1Lls sSRy1sl
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From the Advertiser, Providence, L. IT.
The Cephac Pills are said to be remarkable effective
remedy for the headache, and OF the very best for tina
very frequent complaint which has been discovered
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tfrom the southernsPath Finder, New Orleans al
Try themI you that afflicted, and we are sure tina
your testimony be added the already numerous lis
mat has rec ievd benefits that! other medicine pr
duce.
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wish for some circulars large show bills, to hiring
your Cepnalc Pills more particularly before customers
nave any thing OF the Kind, please send TO me
one OF my customers, WHO Subject severe Sick Head
ashe tp9uaiy iastinE Two day2) Of On attack
Respectfully yours, W B Wilkes
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ANCIENT CITIES DIscovERED.--Mr. Graham an En-.
ghshman recently returned from the East, in a re-
port to the Royal siatic Society, gives an account
OF hVe ancient cities, deserted and forgotten which
nave been discovered in the Great Desert beyond
the Jordan. They found as perfect as if the
inhah'ants had just left them, the houses retaining
,neir MASSIVE stone doors. In of the cities is
large building like castle, built of white stone
beautifully cut. Further eastward other places
were found where every stone had inscriptions in
an unknown character resembling Greek.
-, A mad dog was killed on Monday afternoon. in
Philadelphia. The animal is reported to have bit
ten three persons. Wv