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order. aud the Pubic Good. Mhle i, lhlaenes W..
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MRS. WILSON'S
coco AN U T OF l.
HAIR DRESSING.

Ms Ts- Hair Dressing is u; up in large eoites,
a-d re;a. 5v {. Fer bottle and for dressing the
ha. c: any person, youag old. tncEe is 70. is equal in
the v5r,3 :: vi. make the hair eSeryhing you wish ii
to b. a2c moreover. j: has perfume that is nhni;e!
..er5- to aay o the fashionable extracts ee! reiga
or American which alooe should e1;!:le 70 place CT
c7s-y ,ady's toilet table.
r.e tie Reyens.a.or before re!.iD- q; r.-a:. ard
i.;- Mi, Ne even more Mi.!ke Il color and beauty.
T. nothing on Your hair bu: these pepaTai:or ana
use ,aese .d.a- 20 drec:ioE aid we "a!:2-; !'
zooa healthy head q hair.
Manufactured and III a; waoiesIle by H4nry =. VII
so2 l. G Nancae.:er y h.,;o whD a. ls;:-:s 51.I--
be id9es:=1.
|. +. PIERCE.
Wholesale an6 Re'aI agent.
?s-y,' woHTP ELIEH. Vt.
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St. Louis Republican.
Many Of our frs, citizens Of Louis speaking in
glcv terms Of :his article
Cairo City GaEett
Tb3E -aS
SOutil Western Baptist.

aTe dyes a,0le. and use only SC lie .e!!ao.l .eS:?.
give. like Heius.reet;s lnimitsbe.'
sold eyery weere-PTice SOC and 81 per bottle.
w Z. HAGAN eco. Propritors. Troy ny
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NewSpaperS
gEQM TEE
New Orleans Tr;tc Delta.

There seems - he 10 excuse for thin or gray :
Tow that the celebrated Hsus1@e.s Ir:-tah!e Hair
!ora.ive Ca. he had
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VE.CtI AOIE LIZ Z 1ILO1OI

are well known to be iniaiitle.
DsrEPsIA BY 'horYughly cleansing the hr,t an secoa
stead OF the stale and acric kind: tauienr! los o.
Appetite heartburn hesdaehe Res'le;snes, h:eInlt'
Anxiety LAT opd me anchoy, which s!e the ger
ersl symptoms OF DYSPEPSIA Will vanish a. AaiuE~.
con -esles noe OF its cure.
CosiIvESyss by cleansing the whole length Of he il
tes.nes with .olven, process aud without violence
s vioeut purges le-ve the bowels cost,e within ;wo
days
ua circulation through the process ol respiration IN
ills and The thorough solution OF al iale-:;n
The Lite Medicines have been known to Rueaina-
ITEM peiinanenily IN three weeks and GJu' IN hal: thst
aud li,zmeIts OF the joints.
DRorsIz. OF al kinds b. freeing snd strengthening
the k.dnevs and bladder: they operate de l.':1l
oa thee imIorapt organs and herc: have tTeC tee4
icauG csrisA rernrdy for IIe worsI cases o; Grave
Also HoEM-. BY oi. oa,ire from the trrni-ss ot :.
sCUEyY. IL cxEs ~ Invetetate sores y tt I~tI=y:
I.n;g vh'ch -zs~ Lie Medicines % the toe1 az '
/ StcFEvT.c rIvP-Ioys end ps4 Compilations ;hei'
ateiaiye effect q. '.c nu'd. 'hf- ,d the ss2 AM
;le uctoiG s'a's Il which rcc1iors All ~;ui.Ts com
ls'n,. s.lcw. ci va! sLl o:--f cisare.@.- cpi e'>
I!4,:.e 0: ,le.e III: :o- rsry nor: line * eff.
~ ,ti.Te cue salt kbrCm. and : :."E improve
men. 81 -.- clc4rLe,. {! the salr tc.1i1cE Cos 81 =
laage,z- vi a,vs,s b cured ty on@ "o-' er tive n
III -ILe 97-.rs} proprietor O.. 'he.~ .as ''.l-s.
VS. re1 oi tes q Is !eas s'alc.i1 q, Tue Is~ ''
tfysr M, As- s-Fcr ~. se-;-r, q ,.e E'.s,s-a
cogl.re. --s- ae1i-.-t- W.! t@ t...: .-- =.
alp yt--c1u .tr~e-r tnh-r c:-.. e.r- il~ -'.' !
i,..., : le-:.l .a~.- try r'ca J- s.'i>- .ic
M. r. EAv>.,. 49, LIMA. '%2 =. A.E----l' sia-'.
tre lay- ie- c..a :ti. t'e mess i.-'-rc'i --sa, 3
.ss~. q ,i, psoa --"i4-, a':.- -'.t N,-.t"'.
lion et ;aes- iti-..-E:-ic Nr'e.'.r'. ~ 80.
>t,v,vs .i+.;' Ne, .. t11l,',-''.. OF ,. .',.'-t
Ia'-,i.as Sc a,ar'. Fainter to'e. "'e:..=-' ~"
't.e--~.tt Hr.r,s s-Pe-sor. .ne.r eots''rr'. r'
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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENER ATOR.

Tie Regcnerator ;s Tut up in two sizes: and
re,ai!s for so cents for pin, bottles, and 81 fol
quar-: bottles. Tie quart bottles arc much tht
cheapest.
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MoE'FA~'sS
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERS.

LAX Z Z LILO 0NO hS~-A' A<A ~ \ A--A~t
THESE MEDICINES have noT been before It's put-
/ lie 10Y period OF iltf years. aAu CaIlbg tha' N-
have maintained high character il almost every rsft
OF the globe their ext! sordnsry sud immediate
power oil restoring perfect health 10 persons suffering
under Leary every kind disease 10 which human fa Is
liable
TIE following among the distressing variety Q!
human diseases in which the
UTNrrn npIC TIpr MTnYrTNFS
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WHAT L Il?
Y, ny t1Atre Is
i GREdI lLA 4 OIICN

HECHT, l. A l. i NJ 4 n 4 co. :
g>Ah MhA who are selling every oescrll1lon
/ u BVUIE, ohOhS, LAAo, oAto, ~
uuODo ana tLU1hlA1, III prlces lal Lelcw
any. dealer III lner Line. IL is Aa1d!y neCesss1y
to designate Ineir place o1 tusluess, 1cr aln-ost
every uouy Al; but, Tor The benefit o1 s11hA,
gers we WILL stale tAat tney can Le 1oIio IL u
AIug street, second uuOG 1Unl hoS al stleet'
1uuse VINO paJrOnlse them, WILL Lilo tAat I1e&
repuuarlonIOl cheapness is nol unoese1 to' Ae1s
sick embraces everything that's Nanteo by la
dies and gentlemen, nAlsses and boy aAo loAA1Fs
and they Operate upon The prlnc4l4e that, c,,.,
"A Aius6le ,irpeHlcs as 0ette1 thu" 'etoW SAa|~
ting,"
r will cost nothing to cali and examine their
nnrlvAlIed stock ol Boots Shoes, hats, Caps,
Drv Goods, Clothing, Gents Furnishing uoous,
Trunks, Nallses, &c.
hECHT, KAUFMAN & CO.,
IL 16-1m No. IL King street.
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WE have been appointed agents for the sale
w OF a new anu very superior brand ct \ AM
IL " AouING SUAtio, which We wish 10
introduce IN Iuls market,
our customers wll4 consult their inter ests by
using these SOAto. V G have III stole an our
Usual large assortment vi ANA 4OlLLI
SOAPS, VIZ: Brown " lndsor, Y hlte DO, ho-
ney, Glycerlne, Ai2ntnu, Silver, hlte and
VI ottled Castlle lranspal ent, IN Balls AID Bars
also Soap Pow der, Cong cenuated Lye, &C., &c,
1or sale " LEA UbLAlL Elk u 90,
$ mo 81 Nos and /, South / uirtax street
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The Associate Press despatch from Wash
mgton says:-The recent orders to prevent the
eVeAon Of military duty are designed to o2e~
rate on two classes Of persons, viz: Those who
contemplate leaving the United States for the
purpose Of evaling their military duty, and
'aose who leave their own State or place Of re-
N0ence anil GO into States for the same pur~
t0>e. The jeet is to compel every citizen Of
'0V omtel States subject to military duty to
y;ar y his share in supporting the Government.
instruction have been prepared ana will be IS
st5d " on Mon lay to Military Commandants,
u 1'rsnaIs and Police O.Acers, respecting the
'D01e OF executing the orders SO as to interfere
q 1T l. as possible with ind vidual pur uits
s"u m business, and limit the operation Of the
'$05S To Gases Of evasion,
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JOHN T. COOKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER.

CIEAP FAMILY NhUCEK,
TT AS CONSTANTLY Y on hand large assort7
i l. ment Of EAlN(LY GROCERIES,, consists
ing OF BACON, OF all kinds FLOUR by the
barrel or smaller packages; BUCkNHEAI,
CUKkANIS, HAlSlNo, PKU Mes, FIG )
SAkDLN ~ Is, &c, &c, Co which he invites It's
attention " customers. n.y.
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PUBLISHED (DAILT) By
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
i1aZprrE-Vo. - lO4 King street, over
1 Vf V(formerly French's) Book Store.
WAR NEWS.


!. o., n, 7tb inst, skirmish occurre o.
~ pone's column, about ten miles from
Madison I Court House, Va, between hattal~
;on m If the Second Pennsylvania Cavalry and a
1,o}v Of Confeaerate~, resulting, 1t Is stated
~ o' .bo LITTER being driven across the kapidan
n::,sr - Gen, Pc, and staff have arrived at
.ru},eper Court House. General jackson IS
vonorta1 70 be at Liberty Mills, on the kapl-
dan river.
Gen. Banks column wo7 attacked by the
.r,nfo 1prates under Gen. Ew4l, in force, after
crossing the r ,pilan on Friday, The contest
WIS IN lacido /, but seems to have been sus-
pepled with probability that it would be re-
sumed. The loss is said to have been heavy
IN both sides. Generals Prince, Auger AMI
.Ceary are reported rs among the Federal
wounded.
] From Tennessee We have news to the effect
That Col. Wynnkoop, the Seventh PennsyI-
vania Cavalry, defeated the Confederatcs under
Col Forrest. near Sparta, AMI then wlth'rew
4 M;Nlnnville, where an atta::k from 2 large
body Of Confelerate5 was expected.
. tits stated on the authority Of a Petersburg
VA paper, that the celebrated Confe lerate
;on.clal steamer Arkansas was blown up 24O
miles below Vicksburg, to prevent her falling
into he hands Of the Federal feet. Whilst
descending the Mississippi, to cooperate in an
attack at Baton Rouge her machinery become
deranged, and during the attempt which was
made TO adjust it she was attacked by several
Federal gunboatS. After gallant resistance
she Was blown up. Her officers and men
reached the shore in safety.
The steamboat Ceres, arrived at New Or
leans from above, WIS fire into from the shore,
eight shots striking her, by one Of which Cap
tin. Brooks Of the 7th Vermont regiment, was
killed.
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mate object Of the Emperor.
4 plan is on foot in New York, which is sup
ported by several wealthy merchants Of that
city and others, 10 get up & drafting insurance
company, after the style Of similar institutions
in Europe. They propose for certala sum,
to become responsible for persons liable TO
draft, and in case Of their being drafted the IN
surance company to find substitute. They
have drawn up an ! hlel THEN charter, and cx~
pect to commence operations soon.
A dispatch from New York says that the
States quota under the first order for 100000
volunteers, is full except / 200 men, easily TO
be completed by Tuesday, when the regiments
will commence to march.
The stampede into Canada Of persons llab'e c
to military duty, which has been going on
byiskly for several days, was etfectuaily stopped
TO-DAY by rigid enforcement Of the order of
the Secretary Of War.
George Z. Hersey, OF bingham, was hung
on Friday in the rotunda OF the Oedham,
Mass, county jail. He WAS convicted OF poi
soning Betsey Francis Tirrell, young lady OF
good family, in Weymouth, about year
since. He was engaged to be married to his
victim; post maortem examination showed that
she was eacieute A sister Of Mrs. IlrrelI,
with whom Hersey was intimate, had also died
suddenly and mysterously, as had Hersey :
wife. He signed confession this morning
acknowledging the crime for which he suffered,
but denying that he poisoned his wife or the
othar sister. His age was twenty MN, years.
Brig. Gen. L. F. Ross, commanding at 3 III
v,r Tenn, has issued general order requir-
Ing the owners of slaves living within ten mile
Of that place to send in three-fourth' Of then
,1a lives gtveen Is and IS years OF age, to
employed upon the Notifications Gen.
1ho. $ is from Illinois, aud Democrat.
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TO ALL WHO VALUE THEIR sICHT,
DR.. k. W. GILMOhE,
(ULISY ANL Oi(IICIAN,

r EG,, to announce uIs arrival III A.eXandrlas
u where he viii Il main shorl TIME, III the
Drug st re Of nenry Cook, corner OF hing
ana Alfred stree,s. All persons suffering
lrom loss ot sight Will hnd gAeat relle1 IN hl5
LEN oES a5 luey Lave been proved by cuT
tnu5t learned professors TO be the best .storatve
the sight hiAuWii.
Every person wearing spectacles should give
him can, and test his AGILITY III restoring Sight
i. S,-N EDS Eioo reIeV.u'
,,-t
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ne sleauler ( tLANIkk Will leave baltimore,
rom her wharf, lower eno OF frederick strs ct
Jock, every Friday afternoon, att o'cltek, 1Cr
me d bove named places, commencing tk1UA-
july Is, loo2
ke1urnlng, willleave Washington every Tue :
lay M Jrntng, at 0. clock, ana Ale&anur1a at
y O clock, >Janney's wharf, calling at all II
Usual ian llngs on The Maryland sIO.e Of the 1
;omac III passengers and freight. For 1urth,r
information, Apply on board. .
Freight received UP C Z O. clock on the day 4
departure. A. way freight must be prela
Passage to Iotolnac, ~ Meals extra
j. 2l-1u GEO., W. WL4lLo, Master
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THE. QUESTION OF INTERVENTION.

IflE ~ OIAC llCN w ~NAAl1 11~' 1Ao~''
The London Herald's correspondent says
that an article in the Constitutional, advoca-
ting the recognition of the South, has created
great sensation and adds: 1t is looked
upon as confirming the report that Lord Pal
merston, having declined to join France In
rendering mediation between the belhgerents,
the step has leen taken jointly between France
and Russia It is even stated that noe 20
tn II effect has by this time been presented at
Was a<hington" The same writer is informed
that ere long the recognition Of the Conieder-
ate States by France AMI Russia will be slMu!-
taneously announced. - -
The ? aris correspondent Of the New York
World writes: "Since my last letter, there has
been change Of programme with regard TO
the Mexican expedition. Thirty thousand
men are to be sent off Immediately, and the
greatest activity is displayed in Fastening them
to their destination General Forey, the COM
mander of the troops, has hal several confer
ences with the Emperor at lictly. The
amount of this force gives rise to the SUPPOSE
ton that something more Is intended than,
mere reparation Of wrongs, or even than the
occupation Of the capital Of Mexico and the
dictation Of terms to the MexicanS. An armed
Intervention in our affairs is said to le the ult:~
mate Object Of the Emperor,
, 1862-09-19

In the Senate on the 10th, the bill to pro-
vide for granting the right OF suffrage to ctti-
gems Of this State willis IN the military service
Of the Unit d Stats6 or Of this State, Has
taken up, and after q few remarks by Senator
Clark sgainst Its passage, it Nas passed bY the
following yote.
Ayss-senator. Bartlett. Bean, Browne. Flint,
Fotte, ,Eazleton. .Hay. hopkins. Humphrey, Jenkihs,
d. s. Thorpe, West, Williams AID Young
Nofs-Senatore Cl4rk. Cunning, H1cks, Hudd,
Huebsehmanp. keeEh and Pratt.
The vote by which the bill for the revision
Of the laws rtlasing to the militia WAS indefu.
was referred to the select committee on that
subject
Bills to extend the benefits of chaps. liz aud
974 Of the general laws OF 1854 relative to vol
untee1s, and to provide for levyipg State tax
to aid families Of volunteers, Xere referred to
y Joint select committee, AAA 8en1tora Eoote
ard Hicks were appointed on the part Of the
Senate.
In tie seuate On the 18th, the bill for tho
enrolment of tho militia Wa 80 amended as
to make all subject to military duty between
ages Of IS and Is.
In the House communication from Attot-
neJ General Hove vas read, In relation to the
coDstitutfnnallty OF allowing volunteers the
right of suffrage, In which ho gave = decided
opinion in faror Of the measure.
Tie bill to extend the benefits OF the bounty
tEnc to all volunteers, aud to levy aud False
tax for the same, was read : third dme aud
passed al present voting In the affirm attire
with lie exception Of Mr. Plato,
The Senate hill to enable the militia and vol
unteers to exercise the right Of sutfrage, sas
read frat and second times aud referred to g.
lect committee On that subject,
, 1862-09-19
An Example.

Gen Lee has been doing in Maryland, with
ont saying anything about 1t in advance, just
what the rebel powers hare denounced Pope
as IN OUTLAW for doing. lie has fed and
clothed Ills army on the country in-
yaded, without any particular regard to the
political afIiinl les Of those from whom he
hiss taken his supplies. Yet. while he has
been doing this, the officers Of Gen. Pope's
command who have fallen into his hands, have
been treated as outlaws, because Gen Pope
announced that he shou1d carry on the war
just as it had been frem the start carried on
BY the enemy. Will net our people begin to
see things as they really are and act accord
lng1y? One other fact should be remembered.
AT the Late battle Of Bnn Bun, aud at its con-
c1usion, when our surgeons and nurses went
under n flag OF truce to attend 10 the wounded
and bury the dead, every negro. free or slave,
that was captured on the field during the
fight, OF went on afterwards, was taken and
carried et1 South to slavery.
, 1862-09-19
Traitors In Nor1hwesxe rn Illinois,
Who are tn cys

lFrQm the Galenl AUrert1scf.l
Several months ago paragraph was going
the rounds Of the Newspapers In the rebel
States, to the effect that letters hnd been re-
ceiyed IN the Southern Confederacy from
prominent citizens In Northwestern Illinois,
Containing the assurances of deep sympl lthY
tor the confederate States aud Offers Of as
eistance.
The paragraph, copied into Northern pa
pere, a1tTacteu much attention among loyal
men this city, and suspicion wsA directed
towards we'll known dSsfoya1 element. The
matter acqnired additional import ance and
sit1acted still further attention, when tha
rebel commissioners in Europe, In April last,
addressed d communication to the British
government which contained the folio wing
most extraordinary statement, which is in the
Eame direction as The rebel newspaper para-
grsgh: =, :, -,
he 0eIkf that e.e.s IN the NOR rHWE5 rsRN
Of The people hare proclaimed ope's opposition to
The aore7rutnto Of the United &atss.'
These statements, corroborative OF each
other, leave no doubt of an organized conspl-
racy agsinst the government in the north
wtstezn psst ct this State. which was in coz
respordence With the leaders Of the rebellion,
giving them t'ald and comfort
Nov the question arises, 1shieh ,nMst hare On
an,1ot7.. who are the trai'ors In t@n2rth-western
Illinois, ;" in communication with the govern
ment OF Je1 Da Il, Offering assistance and
sympathy to the rebel cause: The affidavit OF
the surlect-
II traitorous organization has existed In
the city and county, which favored the con.
stltution Of the southern coufedeFacy, which
evoked the invasion of the North western
states; which had prepared the disloya1is:s Is to
rise ard lave the earth with s1ivcrs Of blood, y
If opposed, such an organization Will be uu
eoreTei and hronrht ~ the 1i,ft nj day Cnn
, 1862-09-19

S<HuttoNneE, snIe:
N. Kossuth has addressed letter to the
Italian Journals, dated Lausanne, 28:n ult., In
which be expresses his strong dlsapproral OF
Ga1iba1ois conduct, and advi7es the Hduga-
rians not to obey hls appeal to arms, since
the general Is not In arms ag8in5t Austria,
but Rgatnst his own government, with view
to q collision with the Emperor OF tae
French, Hbich would be the ruin Of Italy.
His (Garibs1di's war cry is 'Rons Or deA<h!'
It is with this that he de1es the nushority of
the patriot King OF Italy, throws lis country
iuto confusion, checks its nr;,snlz stlon (waich,
alas! had already been too much rctardel,j
complexities its finances, compromises It's iu-
turc, risks the horrors OF a civil war; aud all
this for what? To bring about collision
with the Emperor Of thu French-a collision
which Honld inevitably entail the ruin Of
1'a1y. No one must
be astonished If the good sense of Hungary
prefers to wait until Il moment when Austria
ehall. be engaged, or in danger Of belag en-.
gaged, upon come point, or, ut least, natfl
European copjunetures present to Hungary
the possibility Of arming itself and ranging
itself in battle. Every Italian patriot should
rejoice at this determination. Better than
| any one know how truly Hungary has re-
solved to profit by the drst occasion which
shall present itself tor getting free from the
Austrian dominatiQn,H