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Z RUslNHss NoTIohs.

ara FINE HklD OF HA1R.-Rev. J. II. Cornell,
N Y. City, saysin letter: 81 procured Mrs. 8: A.
Aliens Worlds Iiair Restorer aud ZyIobaIamum
for relative II am happy to say it prevented the
failing on Of the hair, aud restored it, from being
gray, to its natural glossy aud beautiful black"
soldby Druggists everywhere Depot 1ss Green
wich street. New York. augl
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Reception of General Logan at Blu
0uOlne I'LL.

Reception of General Logan at Blu
a, quOlne Ill.
BUoUoISR, H., July 3I.-Maior General
Logan arrived here this morning. He was
met at the depot by large concourse of
citizens. A committee babe him welcome
as the honored son Of Illinois and admir-
ed by all loyal men. -E@ rL.a
In q speech at Carbondale yesterday he
said he bad no disposition to discuss poll
tics, for he was not politician and thank-
ed God for it. He only wanted to cOnsid
er what was for the good of the country.
When the war was over we can ask who
is the william that set the house on FIRE,
and we must put it out. He showed who
began the war; that the President was
forced at every step to take the steps he
bad, and yet some stated that the war was
Unconstitutional We fought the Next
cans because they made war on the gov.
eminent, and IL that war was constitution
al, why was not this2
He ridiculed sentimentalism;-those who
objected TO the war because it was against
our brothers. He was no Hpologist for
the President, but would stand by him in
all his efforts TO put down the rebellion,
even if he sent elephants south to trample
them down. All the exigeucies of a war
like this could not be foreseen and provid-
ed for by the constitution. The President
was empowered to raise armies and that
was sufficient.
If this war was unconstitutional, JEFF.
Davis must be right.
He defended and explained the conscrip-
ton act aud denounced the New York riot
ers; if the leaders were hung to the first
tree we would have no mobs. rB-f
He had seen men smile when we were
whipped, and frown like angry clouds when
we were victorious, But he expected all
these would do themselves justice not to
die traitors on account of the infamy that
should be be on their families. We must
be for our country right or wrong. A man
who is not for this government would hate
heaven if he lived in it.
He showed how ridiculous was the peace
cry, and said the on y way to peace was to
souudIy thrash the rebels and they would
soon come back humble as doves, and that
whipping they would get as sure as God
was in heaven, if people will allow it.
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IThe pirate Florida az Bermuda

NEw YoRK. July 3I.-A Bermuda letter
Of July % says the pirate Florida is still
there. Her departure had been delayed
by the refusal OF the naval authorities to
f6rnish her fuel. She is getting supplies
from the rebel steamer Harriet Pinekuey
aud leaves shortly for q voyage OF deatrac-
lion. Any Amefieaa sailing these waters
could easily have captured her as her speed
has been defective,
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CINCINNATI, July 3I.-The Commercials
Lexington correspondent says this morn
ing our forces came upon the rebels at
Lancaster, where q considerable light ensu-
ed. The enemy lost 20 killed and wound
ed and nearly 100 prisoners.
A rebel force of 500 took Stanford about
noon to-day, but were driven out by our
cavalry with considerable loss.
At last adVices the rebels were hastily
toward the Cumberland river.
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FOR SALE.

NEYREsIDENCE in bridgeport, Belmont County,
Nl Ohio. There il about ~ aores of ground,
part of it planted In fruit of 1t bearing now:
good we'll of water aud necessary out buildings on
the place. Terms low, and payments easy. II not
disposed of before the LIST of August, will lay 1t
out out in lots and sell them in that way. Any per-
son wanting good home, a good investment,
would do well to secure this property.
TH0S. g CULBERTSON.
Wheeling. Lnna o. 1sRS.tani
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Unsuccessful Attempts to run the
Blockade.

New YORK, July 3I.-The steamer En-
esOn from Nashville on the 9th has arriV-
ed. The rebel steamer Beauregard returned
to Nassau on the 25th, after an unsuccess-
full attempt to run into Charleston. Ten
blockade running steamers cleared from
Nassau on the 7th and 9th insts, three
from Charleston and one from Wilmington
arrived at Nassau on the llth. The rebel
steamer Raccon returned TO Nassau on the
18th from an unsuccessful attempt to run
the blockade. r-t- o.
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UOCK! BOCK!! BOOK II!

- ,.., chance Of the season for Book Beer.
I nav, lsi Karner viii set lunch this morning a.
a. a If s yp%s6 H9 sI
his tEirnls i nj splendid article of Book Beer.
thing Embrace the last chance of the season
Don't i4rSet 10 '"' LAFAYETTE HALL.
4
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B9~TuE FESTIVAL TO THE WHEEImG
BArTERx.-We hope none of our readers
will forget the festival which is to be given
this evening, to the members of battery D.
Every preparation has been made to ensure
the entire success of the entertainment.
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More Steamer from New Orleans

CAIRO, July 3I.-The steamers ChOc-
taw and Starlight arrived yesterday from
New Orleans, with dates 10 22d.
Gen. Payne, who lost one Of his legs at
Port Hudson, came up on the Starlight.
The 54th, Col. Greeuleaf, arrived from
Port Hudson, en- route East to be mustered
out of the service. The regiment Is in
good condition, and numbers nearly 500.
1t is understood that Gen. Logan viii be
assigned to the command of the 18th
Corps, vice Gen. Hurlburt, resigned.
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AGENTS WANTED

OUR CHEAP PUBLICATIONS.
WAR MAPS AND BOOKS, Stationery Packages,
w Soldiers Song Books, Merry Book Of Puzzles.
Expose Of the knights of the Golden Circle. 81
The Historical War Map. -
Incidents of the War, or the Romance and Reali-
Pauline Of the Potomac, or Gen. Mcclellan's Spy.
Miss Martha Brownlow, or the Heroine Of Ten
nessee
The Lady Lieutenant.
Six NJ nths In Secessa, &C., &C.
Address JOSEPH GRAVES co,
iy2I No. 80 Monroe street.
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TRUST SALE.

DY consent Of the parties, will on Saturday, the
b fifteenth day ofAugust, 1868, execute a certain
Deed of Trust from Christian snider to me- dated
on the End Of July, 1860 and duly recorded in the
Clerks office Of the County Court Of Ohio county,
Virginia in Deed Book As, page -. by selling at
public auction at the front door of the Court House
OF said county, the ira parcel Of land in said
Deed particularly mentioned and described, situate
in the town of Fulton in said county, and estimated
to contain 80 494 square feet, more ess together
with the improvements on the same, being tue same
property occupied by said Snider in his life time as
q house fpubIic entertainment.
The said property will be sold upon credit OF one
third cash, the balance in six, eight and twenty,
four months with interest The title to be retained
till the purchase money IL paid. Will execute
such title as is vested in me trustee.
iH2I SHERRARO CLEMENS. Trustee.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN'S
WATERS

The Original Nee iene established in 1887, aud nrs
article OF the kind ever introduced under tbs
name OF ';PULNoNIc WAPERs," in this or any other
country; all other Pulmonfc Waters are counter
feits. The genuine can be known by the nama
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER. II
BRYAN's PULNoNIc wATKRs - 20 r
Relieve Cough, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarseness.
BaYAN's PULMoSIo Warns on :.
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRYAN's PULNoNIc wITERs -
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains I'm the Chest.
BRYKN's PULNoIo WATERs
Relieve Incipieut Consumption, Lung Diseases.
--' BRYAN's PULNoMc WARERs
Relieve Irritation Of tina Uvala and Tonslls.
BRTAS's PULNoKlG WARNS
Relieve the above complaints in ten minutes.
BRYAN's PULMoNIc WARERs
Are blessing to all Glasses aud Constitutions.
BRYAE's PUIMoNIC WAEERs
Are adapted for yOcaItsts and Public Speakers.
BRYAN's PuLMoSIc WARRRs
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRYANs PULMoNIC WAFERs 10 & ts
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures
srsa.a BRYAH's PULMoNIo WARERs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box Of
XIX BRYANs PULMoNIc WAVERs
in the house. Il 8 ~ S
No traveller should be without a supply Of
BRTAN's PULMoNIc WAEERs
in his pocket. -+e
No person will ever object to give for
BRTAN's PuLMoNo wAPEEs
rs-r Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, % CortIaudt st, N Y.
For by LAUGaLINs & BUsHPIELD,
jysO aud Il. II. LOGAN co.
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TO Wool Growers.

NEw YoAK, May Is, 1865.
y die and sell Wool In large and small lots, on
The following conditions >After the Woolis laid down
At opr door we will store insure, grade, sell deliver
collect and remit, for one cent per pound.
Our terms Of sales for cash. or nett prices adj
ding interest for time. Ia cases do We take paper
Tthout the owners consent that will not sell alone
tur long ACC uantance with the trade enables us to
make quick sales at the market value. r.s.. "a
Having the confidence of large capitalists, also en-
nbles us TO negotiate for advances the most favor
able terms .f. .-. =. sss.= ~,
We shan be pleased to receive your Wool, and VIII
give il prompt keeping our friends
Tosted on the condition OF the market
Very respectfully, yours.
H A. PETTIB0NE 4 WALLACE, j. :
Wool Brokers, 10 Broad Street New York
my2O Smds e,-s 2 eai1i4
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DIVIDEND.

- NJ. n n" PR0PLRs BANK, n -
H.a Wheeling, West Va, July 1, 1858. !
TTNE Directors Of this Bank have this day declared
l a Dividend of (5ixl 6 per cent. on the Capital
Stock out of the profits of the last six mouths pay
able to the stockholders demand, free OF Federal
Ah iuI s'A' >" ''Ae' .. J.R. DICKEY, Cash.
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ED@-THR RIVER is still falling. Beyond
this announcement we have nothing in
connection with the river to make known.
Business is very dull and scarcely any
boats are now running.
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Savings Hank OF wheeling.
STATEMENT. "at'.

al41 WHEELING, W. ", July 9, 1868.
r11uP BOARD Of Directors Of this Bank have this
ii day declared dividend OF ten Q0) per cent. ont
of the profits for the last ak months; payable to
stockhoiders on demand, free from all taxes
IMP : - '--.-rr s. P. HLLDRETH, Treas'r.
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DIVIDEND.

OFFICE RIRE 4 II. ISs. Co. o. WHEELING.
VNHE President and Directors Of this Company
have deolarsda dividend Of per cent, trom tie
rToEA Of the last Six months payable 20 the stosk.
holders on and after the 10th inst, free OF Federal
and State tax.ae, h. ". HARDING, eee'y.
Wheeling, July 1st, 1888, jun
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.rog, MORGAN AN INNATE OF the

,.sp-Jouy MORGAN AN INNATE OF THE
r,,sy-The Ohio State Journal
cav. ,ba, on Thursday afternoon, in accor-
d.,.o with orders of the War Department,
John Morgan and twenty eight of his COM
,,,Dd we're placed in the Ohio Penitentiary,
where they are to be subjected to close
confinement until the rebels see proper to
,arsase the officers of the Streight and
Grier.on expedition, now inmates of the
Libby Prison at Richmond.
The examination Of the prisoners, which
followed, WAS tedious process, but was
not devoid of interest. 1t was conducted
with due regard for the feelings of the
nrisopers and at the same time it was very
minnie. One fellow was compelled to
hand over watch he had concealed in one
Of bis pantaloon legs, between the lining
and the cloth, while others handed over
other articles, including greenbacks and
"Confederate Script" These things will,
at the proper time, be returned to those
from whom they were taken, unless they
were part of their stealings in the late
raids. Morgan himself had several hum
bred dollars in money, and what he con-
sidered as money, the greater part of
which consisted of greenbacks.
'NAs the examination of each prisoner was
completed, he was marched to the wash
house where be was required to give him
self ''scrnbbing," and from thence he
was taken 10 his cell. Morgan. who was
the. first one to pnss through this ordeal,
did so with as much Indifference as he
could command, which, however, was but
little, for ns he passed into the ante-room
that leads to the cells, his step was far
from being AS lirin AS one would expect,
Notwithstanding his efforts TO the contrary.
The prisoners are to be governed by the
rules OF the prison, which will prevent
them talking with each other. Their
boards have been shaven in accordance
with those rules, aud they will doubtless
find themselves otherwise Inconvenience
by them. They will receive the same
treatment that other prisoners receive,
which is all they ask, aud which is better
than has been done to many a Union SOL
der who has died in some southern prison.
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HB~" WHEN THIS CRUEL WAR 10 OvRR. F."
The Cleveland Leader contains some hu-
merious remarks upon the subject of the
above song, which are applicable to this
locality:
We shalt rejoice greatly when this cruel
war is over. We snail also rejoice when
people get over singing and whistliug and
Lunming-" Wh-e u this cru -el war is
OO.ver." Ifthere is one thing characteris-
tic of the American people more than an
other it is their talent for running tune
10 death. We could recall quite a list of
once popular melodies that have been sent
to early tombs in this way. Their ghosts
haunt US occasionally now in the Wheel
Jugs Of decayed hand organs.
For centuries Luna, the empress of night,
performed her duties with regularity, and
10 one thought of prompting her, but a
time came when everybody was exhorting
her with more or less discordancy or pathos
10 Roll on Silver Moon, etc." as though
she didn't know enough to roll on when
she ought TO. A sort of musical luBacy
overspread the entire community for time,
but it passed and the silver moon rolled on
the same as before, continuing the thank
less aud unremuneratiye task of guiding
the traveller on his way, unmindfnl
whether the nightingale's song is in tune
or not.
There was time when tie "Old Folks
at Home" couldn't enjoy The quiet and re-
pose which age so imperatiVely demands,
but the fever for singing that melody being
over they sleep we'll.
We remember how "0ld Dog Tray" was
hayed alive across the keys of every piano
IN the country, dragged by the tail through
convoluted brass and whistled at by every
boy h4g enough TO pucker his mouth. Now,
like the amiable canine whose mistress
name rhymed with cubbard, '.the old dogs
dead, died of too much playing, singing,
and whlstling. "Old Uncle Ned had his
personal inirmities shrieked from one end
OF the country to the other at one time,
and at another the "Poor Old Slave" suf-
iered more martyrdOm from the hands OF
musical amateurs than he ever did from
his Southern master. But he has now
gone to rest" aud it is " satisfaction to
'knOw that he is free"
For season way down South in Dixie
was harped upon TO such an extent as to-
induce the wish that every body who PLAYED,
sang or whistled the tune was "way down
IN the locality alluded to. John Browns
oody'' has been disturbed in its smoul-
Ier'rng by thousands of vocal resurrec.
"onis's, ""s We go marching on"
Now the popular tongue is singing
when this cruel war is oyern Il has
had the run of the theatres and fashion
Hoieco9certs, and is now all the rage with
young ladies who play the piano. Young
gentlemen who affect the flute or guitar
and shrill whistliug boys. There isn't
one IN nifty that knows more of the song
man the words quoted above, yet they
persist In going it continually on that ont
me rse, IKE Paginini on one stringed fiddle
mere. We just caught ourself hummins
.ue mug over, so We will refrain from
urine. ninai comments on that head until .'thi:
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The immense sales testify to the merit. of this
remedy.
The numerous daily reports of astonishing cures
attest its value. M
1t has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease Vnd lmpartng tone and strength
to the system.
Is safe and harmless to the infant and powerful in
the adult case. h,rs~ -
To the soldier, especially it is invaluable, being
appropriately termed by them, in many certificates,
sTHE SOLDIERS FR1END,"
Mothers find It superior to any soothing syrup for
children teething freed from the injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives reIt to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold by respectable Dealers efery-
where. &
PRIoE, % oESrsA BorrLE. Prepared only by
jun27 6m WM. F.DAVIDsON, Cincinnati, o.
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ATTENTION., MILITIA OFFICERS.
lust RROEIyED-lO copies, three vols each, o.
81 Oasey's Infantry Tactics The above 10 the only
work authorized by the War DepaI tment for the M
structIon Of the Infantry of the armies Of the u
whether regular, volunteer or militia
,unla No. so Monroe st,
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-" THOMAS ANDERSON, Assignee.
g 44aGs AUCTION SALE
Valuable Real Estate.

T WILL SELL on Monday, June 22d, 1868, at 10
i o'clock, A. NJ at the front door of the Court
House in Chic county, Lot No. 22O, situated on the
north west Of Eof and Third streets, Centre
Wheeling, on which Is erected q two-story Brick
Buinding-tWO tenements-each Containing seVen
rooms, kitchen and cellar. Persons wishing TO pur-
chase are invited to call AID see the premises.
Terms Of sale-$l, 600 in cash on day of sale and
the balance on a credit of six and twelve months,
with interest from day ofBAle, the purchaser giving
bonds with good security. -rz-- -az. FL
juD5 GEO. u. WICKHAM, Auctioneer.
k47-The above sale is postponed TIN Wednesday,
July 18th, at 10 O'clock A. NJ. julT I'd
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

A Ii persons are hereby notified that the Lists,
IN valuations and EnumeTatiOns made and taken
by the several Assistant AsesOrs under the EKclse
Law of the United States for the First Collection
District Of West Virginia, will be open for inspection
for the space of hfteen days from this date az the
Offices Of the said Assistant AssessOrs will attend
at the time and places hereafter mentioned for the
purpose of hsaung any appeals that may Be made
from the Lists, Valuations, and Enumeration made
and taken by said Assistant AssessOrs;
Aug. LIST, 1868, q MOundsVille, MaTshal county.
a Sd atthe office of R. Pratt, wheeling.
| q 4th +" at the Monroe House,
q 9th . At WeusbuTg, Brooke Go. =
IS It'll :" at New Cumberland, Hancock 20.
8. 10th q at Pairmont. Marion Co. 49,
18th at MorgaJ town, MoDongalta Co.
g 18th (" at KingWoOd, Preston Co.
18th at FettermAn, Taylor Co. ~
"a 18th NJ New MartinsVile, WetZel Co.
81 18th " Mt SistersVille, Taylor Co.
Z" 10th At ST. Mary's Pleasants Co.
All appeals must be IN writing, and must specify
the particular cAnse, matter or thing respeettng
which q decision Is required, and must state the
ground or principle Of Inequality or error COM
coz JOHN, PARKINSON,
Assessor LIST Dist. West Va.
Cameron, July 18th, 1868. jyls I'm
IWeIlsbUrg Herald, FaIrmont National and Yir.
giniA PlAindealer please copy and send bill 20 A.
/ 1eaaotsl
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TO LADIES.

L " hoO4GSS .-s -
NUMEROUS APPLICATIONS have rom time to
IN time been made to me by Ladies' for tnstruc-
Ion In writing aud other subjects Of study In the
wheeling Business School, but each has preferred to
wait till others should begin. respectfully inform
an interested that class of Ladies' has now COM
menced, and shall be glad to receive more.
octS0-tf i. l. HITCHCOCh-
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The United States of America, = In II Rem; -,
Four hogsheads Of TObacco, the fsit1re and Con-
property Of John P. Jennings. fseation.
WTHEREAs, on the Both day Of June, A. D. 1853,
W an information was filed In the District Conrt
of the United States for the Western District Of Vir
ginia on behalf United states by the Attorney
thereof for said District against four hogsheads OF
Tobacco, the property of John p jennings described
in said informatiOn-in which information It Il in
substance aege that the owner thereof is engaged
In the existing rebellion against the United States
that at the time of his becoming engaged he was
the owner Of the property aforesaid That he IL hold
ing otce under the socRlled Confederate States OF
America or under the rebelOus government Of the
State Of Virginia sitting at Richmond, and praying
that said property may be condseattd and sold as
forfeited to the United States Whereas order of
sale for the above named property was made at the
Spring term a. D. 1863 OF the District Court the
United States for Western District of Virginia at
Wheeling f HIa- 49,
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the montion under
the seal ofthe said Court to directed aud deliY-
cred, do hereby give public notice to all persons
claiming any interest in said property, the pro-
ceeds thereof to appear before the Judge of the Dis
trict Court of the United States for the. Western
District Of Virginia at Wheeling, the 9th dayOf
September, A. D 1O63 If the same shall be day of
Jurisdiction, mot the next day of jurisdiction
thereafter then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf.
EDWARD N. NORTON,
u. s. Marshal W. d. of Va.
BENZ. II. SMITH, q. s. Attorney. = iulS lat.
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Wheeling Battery.

NtoMMANDANFs OF POSTS and Provost Mar
~ shals requested 10 send any men belonging
70 Battery "D" 1st Va Light Artillery, 70 report
to their Captain at wheeling, West Va, where the
men will be concentrated and equipped for service
Is speedily possible.
Rfteen twenty good, young, able bodied men
are wanted to MI up this Battery and will Be taken
ON application to either Of the commissioned officers
belOning to IL. $500,
Battery 3D." LIST Va. Light Artillery,
iuil Commanding
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WEST v1ReINIAs ONO 0IRoUITi

The object OF this suit is recover Of the defend
ant the sum of $163 SO with interest aud costs of
The defendant not having entered his appearance,
and It appearing from affidavit filed in the cause
the plaintiffs by their attorney Is ordered tina: the
said defendant doRppear here within Que month af
ter the dut pnblicatiOn Of this order and do what
may be necessary to protect his interest in this suit
and that copy of this be published once a week
for four successive weeks in newspaper pri
in the city Of Wheeling, and that copy of the same
be posted at the front door Of the Court House of
Ohio County.
A Copy-TAste: JACOB BURKLE, Clerk,
J. g. CHANDLER, pltfs atty. jul8
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CAN AND BOTTLE CEMENT.
DUT mp In mugs, IN which It can be heated and
i poured from. It Is also for sale In bulk, at
wholesale and retail, by
juI9 aud LOGAN. LIST co.
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USE THE BEST
IVNHR lIghtest and best Bread and Cakes are made
by using the EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER.
Sold in boxes and By the pound by
T. II. LOGAN 4 CO.
Jul9 and LOGAN, LIST co.