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The above Information is not official, but re-
port from wounded soldier on the eve of the
Goth. The first four of the above list were wound
ed at the battle of Shiloh, but being possessed of
trne patriotic spirit, rejoined their company at
the earliest practicable moment. With one or
two exceptions, the above named were men,
bers ofeompany B at its original organization, all
were tried and true men.
Yours, VIM. R. TOLLES.
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De superlofi.st.. Cleveland, o.
&. B. HALE, BANKER.

&. B. HALE, BANKER.
THE HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
Gold, Silver, Coupons & Prem Funds.
AGENCY for 5-2o's
AND ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT BONDS
WANTED D-UNCURRgNT BANK BILLS.
iuly27
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Daily Receipts.

7. W. Alexander, of Ypslanii purchased in Ypsi-
laDti and Dexter in three days little over $1,000
pounds at a range Of 6O965c. Average, 6s4c."
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DR. BETTELEY has removed to the office
Of Dr. Blair, Erie street, first door south of
Euclid. Augusts.I29.
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LICENSED CLAIM oFFICEs.
CLEYELASD, Ohio, WASHINGTON, d. c.,
No. 1yman's Block, No. 443 Ninth St.
Near the Court House
We are authorized By Government to collect
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Wool LEN coo D-s
Consisting Of Plain Fancy
CASSIMERES,
DOESKlNS,
SATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS
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suPeliniendents, Manufacturers and Dealers i
al kinds OF
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

"Danleln Fails to Enter the Lion. Den.
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due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, ehil-
dren, and rightful hej s ofai deceased soldiers;
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NJ A N T ED-A Coon Z IFoHEN
w GIRL ne who can give good references -
Apply at NJ. Il N am ST. feptz5s
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" "kNTED-A SITUATIoE I S SEAM
w sTEEss in pri ate family Would . OF object
20 the car of-chiidIen. Addr,~z NJ &, Drawer 322
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a. d E. C. POPE,

CLEVELAND wOOLEN MILLS
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G50 000 H. HAINES. LOAN
s DoOs OOOs once, "a superi;r Street, mp
stsirp Money loaned in sums 10 suit on collateral
security. good bu=iaess pap ana real estate mort
eaqts Eepl&
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CT. CLAIR MILL FOR SALE
~ The Mil is esIly new, is espRbla Of manufac-
tfng fty barrels OF ouc per day, IS we'll located
for bus ness REd has swi eh IT n The @. p X r.,
ct $50 St Oair-st. Apsig on the premiIes 10 DOT-
TU~ FeptI2 llg
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CTRAYFD-ON WRDNEsD Y LAST,
X one BLACK MARE; no n hite ab ut her, with
red Rird around b0uy, az d IN years Old Any
libarhllR ed sentl5-ll8
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TProm the Missouri Republican.
A sxYRrg1yH I'M SALINE COUNTY
Brother OF Gen. Sgarmaduks Ospsafss
TWO REBEL s HUNG AT MAR
SHALL.
rrrom the Missouri Republican

W. bs We received partial and inper.
co., Inflammation of O skirmish iu Saline
county, which is said to have taken place
on the morning of the Both ultimo. Cap
tain Cannon, with about seventy five
men, Of the Fourth Enrolled Missouri Mi
litia. attacked band of sixty-three bush
whsckers, under one Captain Blunt. and
supposed tkelong to QuantrelPs com
mand. The militia lost two men killed
and one wounded. and horse killed
The rebels had several men wounded, and
Blunt's horse received fatal shot. The
militia then retreated, and the enemy fell
back to the brush, cheering for Quautrell
rs they retired.
The rebels next attacked smaller par
ty of militia, fifteen 10 number, belong
ing to the First Enrolled Missouri MILF
tia, acting as guard to a paymaster, who
had about $4,000. The money escaped
observation, but two militia men were
captured and paroled and seven Of the best
horses belonging to their comrades taken.
The Enrolled Missouri Militia squad final
ly got safe within brick church, and were
not again Inolested.
Capt. Cannon, whose command is from
the town of Marshall. having captured
two rebels named Grove and Gillem,
hung them in Marshall on the night OF
the 30th. They were both from Cam
bridge, in Saline county. A second de-
tachment from Marshall, captured broth
err of Gen. Msrmaduke, and our informant
says che has disappeared" Whether
this means escaped or hung, we are not
able to say at present.
Major Kelly, Of the 4th, was in COM
mand of the post at Marshall, when Grove
and Gillem were hung. They were an
der guard vt the time, and no effort was
made to prevent their execution. Cih-
zens of the northern part of Saline, both
Of Federal and rebel inclinations, are
quitting their homes and fleeing in all di-
rections, one party fearing the bushwhack-
ers, aud the other the militia. Between
the two there is LITTLE safety for quiet,
stay-at-horhe people.
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IN Dho11iolA.
The Manchester Examiner Of July III,
gives the following on the termination OF
the trial of the two individuals charged
with having forged grsenbacks ct Shelf
Geld. The case was before the York As
sizes Crown Court, Mr.. Justice Mellsr
presiding. The Examiner says:
Edwin Hides and Henry Light. who,
on the previous day, had been found guilty
of forging American $40 notes, commonly
known as "greenbacks." at Sheffield, we're
this morning brought up for sentsnos.--
On the part of the prosecution, Hides had
been recommended to the merciful con-
sideration of the Court, and his lordship
stated that he took this into account, ~
well as the good character which had
been given him, when he sentenced him
to fifteen months imprisonment. Light,
who was deeper in the scheme than Hides,
bis lordship sentenced 10 four years Pc
nal servitude.
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEi.!

pATCHELoR'S celebrated HAIR DYE u TIA Bsss
~ n tA Wsrid The only Har~isss, 7~ss ssd Rsi..
sSis Dye known. This splendid Hair Dyeis Perfect
changes Red, Rusty Gray HAIR instantly 0isss,
Black Neutral Brs~~ without injuring the Hair OF
Staining the skin, leaving the Hair sof and Beautiful
rparts fresh vitality frequently restoring lite preside
color, and rectnes the Ill effects Of Bad Dyes The
Gsnaine 10 signed WILLIAM A. BATcaELos, ali Others
are mere limitations. and should be avoided. Sold by
all Druggists, &c. FACTGRY-si BARCLAY -srRxwr.
New YORK BAreHrLons Esw TosLsT csHAM roe
DArssIHs Tnr HAiR. Ds-aAwiy
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~ Two things are n,cessary to make
travelling with children pleasure rather
than trouble-hrst, that they have faith
you; second. that they implicitly obey
you. Having the first, they are without
fear; and where they have learned the
second we'll. word controls them. In
TACT, this i's everywhere the secret Of .
happy life with children. In going
round among the people one finds man
: mouse where the children rule. or where
sne'r obedience ia q matter Of bargain and
experience. and the end hittsr-fES
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7-7=-------
TO CONsU MPTIVEs,

THE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RRsroR-
II cd 10 health In few weeks, by a very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with .
severe lang affection, and that dread disease Con-
sum anxious make known 10 his fellow
fsrcrs the OF cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF the pre-
seripsion used Tree Of chaxe) with The for
preparing and using The same, which they viii ind
srss Guns for coHsuMrTios, AsTaMA, Bronchitis,
Ae The only obeet Of the advertise. In sending the
Prescription is 10 benent the ncisd. and spread In
formation which he conceives 10 be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will tr, his remedy ssu viii cost
them nothing and may Grove blessing
Rev. EDwARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
usy3o-d3m
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9pefial Notifies.
STATE OF IOWA.

STATE OF IOWA.
Adjutant 1snsfai's Once, 1owa,l
Davenport, July 30, 1858. J
NOTICE.
while the Adjutsst General Of this State ready a
eli times to examine and approve bills against the un-
ited States or The STATE of Iowa. he decline fur
shsr service Ia ths correction aud preparation of bills
which will pass atthe =. g. Disburslns Once. Claim.
ants hereafter must rspars thsir bills pror
nsr before submit,ngto this Department approval
This Department does not propose 10 collect bills draw
checks, obtain drafts send money by express, 90
any of the above referred to claims
n. b. BAKER,
augS-d3twh Adj. General OF Iowa
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PRODUCE AND PROvIsIORg.
FLouk-supernLe 81 81; sprins whsa, extra.
~; FaIl wheat Ertrs - rs
CORN MEALS to 81 90 y 100 As,
BRAN AND sH oRTs-sos y 1901 s
SHIP sTUPT--eoo.
C0RN-40c bush
SARLkY-75s 10 81 10.
wHEAT-Fsii Soo2si 90; Spring 70asss ls.
RyE-40o
oATs-4oa60e.
NEW POTATO Es. Use Retail aSe per peck.
BUTTER-Common 10 to Iae; choiss, II 10 lee; 70.
tail. III to zoe.
kGGS- &c.
cHICKENs-sl 90 TO q as
-LAKp=& q 7c.---
BACoN-Shoulders, Sci Hams 7c; Sides &c,
WHITE BEANs-Common TO good su to 81 70
Prime Navy sa9s9 so.-Nominsl.
TALLOW--7e.
HAY-rmothy sito 90 to Gle %. baIed sI7 %
to els 0o; Prairie % 10 el0 90.
GROCERIES.
spGAR-Eew Orleans fair. i2s; prime lie
shoicsH New York, @, l4Ae; New York, A, Isle;
crushed powdered lsh to lie.
MOLAssES-Beichsr's sugar House T0e7se; Col
dsnsyrup sqc0si-very scarce; sorgum 4oG 6Oc.
coFPkE-Ric 20 eaae; Javs 20; LAsuyrs sSc
RiCE-sa2loc.
Soda " Sc.
soAP-Palm etc, Family 60, German Tie.
cANDLEs-Starl7to 10; Summer Pressed i2i0 i4c
TEAs-Younr Hyson, 81 IoSei Is; Imperial, 81 81
0el 30; Black, 7sc3Si 90
TOBACCO DARK Sweet, <6c to Soc; Medium Brands
soc to 75c; Gold and Natural Leaf zoe 10 ase
NAlLs-Best Brands o IS to Is rs, rates.
GLAss-sxio City - so. rates.
CORDAGE-IBc 70 lsc
PRulT-Dried Apple 6t47ie per \. Dried Peach
ss 81 to 10ie. Raisins o. 00(R e5 IS
| sALT-Lake - 90.
FIsh-No.d MaOssrel, bsls. sl4 50 TO sls 90.
No. do hfb0n $500
Hltbsls. No. White Fish % 50
| sUNDRIEs.
LBATHER-sole3 Os35 Harnes, 3ss2<3.
HIDEs-Dry Plinti2ic; Dry salted 10; grubby hal
price green ste; green shoep pels IoceI IS
green hog skiDsi5e
sREDs-Timoihy q 25 to 1 80; Flax; ooaIsl 10
nominal.
| PEATHEKS-30c
CHEksE--DennArk n TO i2c.
BEEF CATTLR-li02ie gross.
sHkEP-ss 90 to - 20 Shesa.
wooL-Clean Tubwashed, SOC 70 5sc; UnwasAed
enc third less
oILs-Coal OIL 60 to CSC; retail zoe Linsssd OIL,
81 %; Lard OIL, SOC to o. %; Fish OIL 81 - 70 q 20
BEEswAx-30c-
FAT HoGs-e3 90 nett.
RAGS--Wooien d Cotton 2ic.
oLDlRON-ie y ,. Brass Toe - Copper
I6e ' ,.
BIoHANsE.-on New YORK y percent .bankab
funds; Phiisdeiphia, Boston and otncinnati N per
cont. 81. Louis and Chicago u per cent old isc
buying.
DRY GOODS.
sHEETINGs d sHiRTINGs--l7i to lie.
DRiLLs-2 to 37xc.
=PRikfs-Iats to 2ec.
DELAINS-22 to 2Tic.
GIN0HAMS-ff 70 Sc. r
CHADWICK 4 COATS SPooL-o0c.
SKElS THREADED 90 to u 10.
FARhkRs MECH CAssIAERR-so /. sSr.
GklKT BRAID-5Oc to q 90.
CoRSkT JEANS 90 10 2Ge
DENIMS-2o 70 3sis.
TICkING-25 TO $50.
=
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indlsns and half breeds have been
renewed from DRAFT under the operations
OF the CONSUMPTION hw.
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S-x-166O-X.
brakes Plantation Bitters.
They purity, strengthen and invigorate.
They create . healthy appetite.
They aptidote to change OF water aud diet.
They overcome effects ofdisspauon and late hours
Thsy strengthen tbs system and eniiven The mind.
They prevent ms.matie and Intermittent fevsrs.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Cor stipaton.
They cure Diarrhca, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Hsadsche.
They arc the best Bitters in the world They make
the weak man sirsnE and exhausted nsture's
great restorer They are made Of pure st. Croix Rum
As celebrated CalIsaya Bark roots and herbs and are
taken with the pleasure OF beverage without regard
70 age or time OF day. Particularly recommended 70
deiicsts persons requiring gentle stmulant Sold By
all Grocsrs, Druggists, Hotels and Saloons
DRAKE CO, aoo Broadwsy, New.yort
, ss.a y Andrew =; Wi,.i..en:
THE DISEASES OF ERROR.
Lee ASis1tss e E~rssr)
1, John B. Ogden, n D., author and Publisher Of
the above work do hereby promise and agree send
free Of charged 70 any young who viii write for
1t, sample espy for persual. The proper study Of
mankind 10 kAH. This valuable work Il Issued and
sent forth Tor The beneat of suffering humanity Ii
treats In simple language all ting diseases Of Error
including Seminal Wsskarss, Nervous Debility, Ind
ssston, Melancholy, Insanity, Wasting Decay Impo-
tsncy. 10, Ae.y-sivins safe, speedy, and esecsus
prescriptions for their care together With
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No. 60 Nassau Street, New YORK.
hpIroa % GATE CrTy.-Dsar Scr With your per
mission viib 10 ssy the resdets your 70 per ths
win send BY return mall to all who wish IL. free)
Recipe, with null directions for making and usng
simple Vegetable Balm, that will enectuaily remove,
In 10 days Pimpies, Blotehes Tan Freokles asd all
Impurities of the SKIN, leaving the came sot clear
smooth and besatiful.
VIII also mail free to those having Ball Heads or
Bare Faces, simple directions and inform alton that
will enable them TO start full growth OF
Hair, vhiskcrs, or MoustAche in le.s than 10 days.
All applications Ansveied by return m all withou
charge.
| Respectfully yours,
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~ The list Of names Of prisoners pa
rolled at vicksburg filed box about three
feet long and two feet in width and depth |!
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SURVEYORS OFFICE.
Eeokuk Iowa Ma - 1874

SURVEYORS OFFICE,
Keokuk. lows, MAY ~, 1888
foTICE.-To all persons having guns, revolver .
pstols or munitions Of war Of any kind for sale are
ordered ss, dispose Of the aans without ars,
obtaining permit from the unaenigned BY order Of
she Special Agent Of the Tressur, Department. All
persons violating this order will liable to have cue
Eoods connseasd for The OF the The
United States. JOHN SfANNUs,
nay&Sdtf Surveyor and Collector.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
Tin consequence Of the storm last night
we received NO report

l.r BRIGADE, lsr Division Rnsrrrr cOrrs,l
Aany OF THE CUkBrRLAfD'
WAR TRACE, TEssEssrx, aug ~ ""'
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Commercial.
cenREcTEp pAtLY nY
S. III A M l l. l.,
HOLESALE GROCER
100 Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

DAILv Carr Ctrs ov,iGs,
KHoKrK Aug. 10. On.
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sNSssENs f.\G.
EAhNuMs AMrRlo AN MUSEUM.

EAHNuAs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Tr'rNrnANr SUCCESS
uMMfR pkxxAric sKAsoS,
under the d' Ct n. ky , aud '''n'ed ''''
SYLVESTER SLE EfcNfs. s,.s: M.o.st
nm SS r. ssi6ss s =, NJ. fsios fkss,i.
ME. JENNIE wALrLks, Nile. LOUISE, &c, &c.
''' viii IRi :. 4 FRA - aud r lining
r Al stkP NV N az s %os f Als f G%bY
and also in that lanehsb e and
lStMIrAbLE FARCE
r., LORD hISpnkAxx x g.. LHSLAN sJ mi.
country.
4 DANCE by Mile. LOUISE.
Jus' purchA.ed at an
A % SSsPEs f F9fhSs.
A MONSTER PYTHON.
\ MONSTER PYTHON,
A MONSTER PYTHON.
H##s1 FIJI. $F Hs $ $ss$$s & E E%S S$:
ff s. Ti e., ss.xs SPECIES .s
% Lh. S0krI AMERICAN CONTINENT.
III '"' ''i nun s'T,yf Fur EAST INDIES,
on Mc yo,.ss 70 ave him food or dflnt sos.e
fivf o'iS fAx rls; f',oroys
aud IL s.ill fcriins.
I'e 10 uni,era,N pr,noune -, not oriv -
lHE uRLAIIsI MONSTER LIVING.
TiE mort woSprrruL NOVELTY.
Tho civilized void has never tnovn anything like
,"".! s.yrE MiIG Sso& .scIms.; ..
lover u Natures most Marvellous " orts,
tNtkI SCIENTIFIC MIND.
'h'u'd e%Ss'f' p !S ogTsI. s ios MONSTER
.bte be rems.ns on exhibition .......
AT rms tikAND OLD TfhPLf or WONDERS.
n. msy be seen At ell hours EVERY DAY and
Nv EhINO, - may aiso
- LIZZIE RARRIs.
THE LARGEST tAr WOMAN LIvlNCl
WEIGHING 6,6 POUNDS {. !
Measuring Round the waist
4NAKps, II INCHEsi
MOUNTAIN OF HUMAN FLESH
Lvtr seen ON tn. inc- " the Globe.
A LIVING JliRANG OurANG,
Al rOMAroN WRITER.
\ DUAlsTlC CAT NLRsiN,. TWO MiNKS.
Il The GRAND AVt' ARIA. Learned Seal, Sea Lion
Monster Wear. livinr Anaoondas, Wv fisute-, a.
Admission 70 ~ 20 cts Nhiit ren under 10. lhots.
FRIDAY AND sArt kDAl,
A NJ. and Larghabl, Farce, entitled
LORD III NDkEAky IN ENGLAND,
FAINT nEAKr NEvRE WON FArRLApy. III
Ntw BOwERY THEATRE
I'iit RsIAY, AuGTsris, Is6J.
Mr. l.. EDDY
Mr. q C. RoSIFACE
LAST DAYS or poMPLli.
lLtRl ia rOk,IA.
THE hKrFtL DuDGER.
ST MNHfS LVf. nen,h' OF Mr EhDpY 100
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INSTRUCTION.

A LADY ACCl STONED TO GIVING
"a Instructions ON the piauo-for do.iIes = tss
moro pips. Terms moderate. Address 6!S HID
son srTeeL ~
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Mlp,IaAkN Y.

EXTRA BOUNTY $500 CASH BOWS
ALvill be paid TO recruits Apply ,muic iiHclv Cd
New possfy, coy onysr' and Chs,h,m .'luar. -
Capt n. NOONAS, Recruiting Orioor 2it
DECRliITS WANTED.-fOR THr ST
~ ond ENGINEER req n. Y. v, late 18th y Y. Vc'
no No, m ,.,. ee.'' hS ssi e.} AID ,he
Csy.ln ID Engineer, <i0t. broadway. bet litp,i,r
and Uraudst sd noof. %.
SUBSTITUTES WANIFO-1Hh nniL;
RANDALL . co, iSs west,,. sofnsr OF Read. ,d
starr. ~
SUBSUrUIES-wAN % MEN ms
.,dsy, b,ierc Socloes, not liable 10 the dsN .o.
Chatham ct. Come prepared to leave tbiS dsv d..
SUBSTITUTES wAN1ED-Aiil T. PONli.,
:, men for ths array 4. substitutes. good pde ,,t
ii-dss..y. fJoin T. from u < N to =
SUBSTurlfS-.Af coon MIHCAN
i o's'. '.s s c. i%a ni' S, s,s' p'''
SUBSTITUTES GOOD MEN NJl L.l.
Nj" to the draft, .ho prefer their monc, ,o.dt ..
preferences TO promises. eau set At b. eaiilntti e..
NAsrnu at ,u
SUBSTITUTES SUBSTITUTE S--Wl va
- pay s2"', cs.h down, 20 day, and 80 iouut. D..
SI,t @u.' apsT. foafKiSS &e 60. 5a5 noio.,'
81 ilocr. Runnc'' plcs.c calf.
SUBSTITUTES WAS1LD-IIE UuI.
D.st p'ic" r..d 10 n. ei',. Can hne ',p''
ine spy VII, else. Men lahis to DRAM u.'t .. .
ply. C,H ~ tourtlNud IT ~ door. H\lttIL tNl t
SllliSlIil It's NASIED-Ihi N.GH.
A,st pho. paid itr mon no. ia'lc g. ls .', ~
| ply o. once" at COT. W'', nnA k"hnso' '' y.
WANTED -2b SrBSlITIrtS r.r
w which tho very hshe,t ptico sin hr u.,,.
| Money t"nd, to-day. II N,-.Hu a. room L., ..
~ 81 HoIiIUlLS NANiLD lnIS ia.
| VA ZIG Gre, nwici ~, TO ~ 10 Pcuns, ly.t...
Those liable TO DRAFT need not spry. Hvhesi r,ir.
| paid. Ia
| Oh 81 liSTITrTES WAIVED Ct-u
| 80 500 state bounty. Employed b, JUSErI
| TIT RINGER lD Greenwich II, up,ar, am
| xCON CASH, RESIDES EOi'NuL,.
| Is <1for b. sho bodied men immcd,l.t '.. %
lIi Crntrest. e.
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DENTISTRY.


4 GREAT DISCOVERY,
ANtsTIIE1IC NITROUS OXIDE
Teeth pusi'iv''. eH'Lr'.td 81 u i.n, b. ~
uOY +. ID Cnlf mGnu!A Nor Au1.trrllr kitruia
ONte. T. 1. superior 70 = hotUf'tr on ~ er, aud
perfectly ulo-s, csus.ns 4u,' ,'g, = III u. as
inr sen,atilut a RI - usrn nuts fo lain dur
ina shich, srtrsc' teeth ~i.hOni 'hn IN 90 20 OF
,he patient Teeth q I'D and -''r .a Trrth of
every doscI p'ion u.ftod. foffe.' ''t'Actiou guar
anteei.
DR.. HOTT, Dsutis'.
Al H"l l.i"ay, rear Goth ~.
A SET OF TEETH OS SILVER o. 10
Asl2; on gold 80 To $50; Partial sets, gold, ~,
silver ~ per tooth. I,eth eTrlcte without pain,
CLEANED wbitsned, or flied WITH rod and otheI ~.
tnes, ~ ctf, AMI warranted hr Or ". VlLLfRS, ~
Bovery opInsi'o the old Ttestrs. 100
nR. JOHN HOWE, 80 CANAL SrkEEI
- get. II OF teeth on silver - 10 ia on sold
a. 10 Sga sectional, It, ~ cent per tooth; teeth
hlled with gold, hone cement or otcr nLnF, 20 cts
to u Per toeth. Ieet6 extracted silh9gt paia. s2
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a WONDERFUL RUSH fOR MALE AID
ttmal" h,la. 4 AZ nations, a. 10. ntoA 1vay,
90. io"t ~ ths Washington Hot. Those lstclj
tended en- plos,d imueJisiely. Cooks wanted, poi
l.fs and farming hsnft. 3lJ
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SHIPPING.

EoR LIVERPOOL
ship ONTARIO ~. ~ Sails thi. far
IT, Ship CrNOslEE ..,....,........ Sa4s Ars. i,l,
-. tuK LoNDON LISE.
ssS AN An ,Mos s s.. N to %G %
,, aor ga;.ss, 70 or from Loraon aud LNcrros', o,
Phs sf Ia. ,vs sG5fasE Hny Or w %AIrs
TIN tux LrWhsI j, xATEs. APplyto
EOR LvRRPOOi-OLD BLACK BALL
puuctuaily on saturday, Aus 18th For ua,s,,e
10 cabin orsecond ,sln apply on board loot OF nc,k
~ st. or to ROCHE BROS " ooffh'' 90 % "a
L'OR LiVHErOOi.--TiiES PLFNDIDp,cE.
L e ship WEBSTER At rr . hortl River, ssI!.
on hl'.d'y, 'nh nlsm' SALliuI Y, 2,th. for
fs.d.t' ''''' "''' . ~ i ''''''e ''''' 10, -
DLp BLACK STAR LINE FOE
~ LIVERPOOL.
w VIII y, Nm .''.'...'.'.'... SAIL ~ A.
SWALLOW lAiL ,IlNt fon '''" N''''
PATRICK HENRY. i"S''oN, sA,,s SNARE
foi passage o Dan s,1j to ''''''''''' Of" N'''
AL wiLLiNNs&GCloN. 10 fulton 4
SrEAM To QUEENSTOWN ANp LIvEr-
- pool. CABIN 100 aud s7h; -toerast, 4a',-.',,.l
LOUISIANA '.iis firm scs NYtt on 'ho litn a
s, ha,'as ,n ,,um ,.s or 1y,tp1l s,
~ iO>, ~ tultpn,i 10,
SiEAM WkfkLI 10 LIVERPOOL ,....
''iug At Que,Lstonu, Cox Iuhor Ihru,lf k,..,
q arltu - ~" iiv, poo, NeN I4rk AMI pr,E...
phia steamship Company are Intended to ,sil =. s,.
CITY MANCHESTER .,....,snurdsy, Au,. I5.a
cry Of wAsHINGIoN ssmri,,. Au. ..,t
.nd e..p '1ccr-dinr sAtuIdaD It >oun nom Pie.
RATE or r,ss,Gr,
rAI.aLri- 0nln, uu 49, f,... .IeN1 * ,uaDF,,Y.
fllsS1 Cabs, $50 UNt |-.l...l g. 80 4
do 10 London, ~' n.H 90 .l..
DO to iItm, e., u.I uY .4.rg q...
do % Art h4~' urluI'.r.. .r..
Pss"ugers nl.o forward % l'.,ra. ~, M /.
tiT'. from III Hr.' G.r utosn list CABIN
send Tor tLer fncuJ. ~ tickets here a, DO.
r. further information roy at the comp.n.,.
$50 OHVG.phiE, AGENT, 10 Rro,a~.y.Ny
TINE AILANIlt lISN ROYAL NJ.
S''"'" ~ WNIIiLLTI ComAN'
AnHAIlC. 10 ilone Poser t.,. 81.
HlbtEN.IN 900 ay
IOIihEIs .Nr ...
ANGLIA luIu
TO- MsWiicer' sieql,hir
1900 HlliEi.NIA
WIZ 'tN ron Livy Nie t,,lr.,. b., D. ..
on " 'n''i4i, the 10Th u Augr-t. r.. ~ ,'i..,.'
w iAAet o. the Limo every a.l, ulf.
.r-'oE rRoN ttrGnH", =, .ta .t..t.
. o. lTr a. tNNiE~1 - 'sR .r~..
-a'a i'A.-a.s. .............. ~,
20 .t,.c ~
>. l-.-'s. apply at ~. ,n.o .'r' Nfrnl..
fLSA@"E Jp,E-, Nan,fr S5&
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81 CENT HAIR DYRl

Oh CENT HAIR DYKl
~ BRIrsT's CELEBRATED HAIR DYE
Ii thr only Rol,ab. as we'll the Choa pest article In
the ~vrd, ana /, sold by all respeetsb,o Druggist. IN
tho United states Tho following we'll known whole
sale Drtseists srsour AGENTS. Ia Sev York BARNES
a. Co, SO3 BIosd~ay ; j. T.. HAkT, 10 B,~kman 1t;
and Mega WHEELER. ~ Cherry at. pruggsts
can sso be supplied by tUAH. N. CKITTENTOE, IS
sixth avenue. Manufactured At 80 South Bscond o.
" llli gu,aluTrh
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Rli WANTED FOR LIGHT WORK.
- must b. smart and trusty " 1e,s % ps~ week
s'i'''.. stating ss,, reference, &C., 10, - sun
4 ut.
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A kliFfCIAL FLOW RRS-wANTED TWO
: l. d brsnehers and come good hand. to DO the
Apply Immediately as broadway, cor How