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poRT OF HONOLULU. II. I.
rival

az. G-Am clipper ship Ladogs, Wiley, 90 days from How
lands Island
.-stesner KIauea. MeGresor, from Rona- Hawaii.
s-Schr Mary, English, from Jarvis and Earnings
Island
s-Am bsrkentine Constitution, PoneToy. from Puget
Sound, via Hlo, with lumber 10 H Hackfeld & Co
s-An bsrk Cambridge, Brooks, l. days from Portland.
Oregon, with Gsstd. cargo 70 AIdrich. Walker i Co
e-BTig Morning star James. from HHO.
S-Schr Moi Keiki, Sapela. from Kehului.
10-schr Kslana- Melish, from kolOa.
1I-SteaD schr Annie Laurie, johnson, from KolOa.
l1-sloOp live Yankee. from Hlo,
I2-Schr Settie Nernl. Fountain, from Lahzina.
l2-Schr Moi Wshine, Kuheaua, from Hanalei.
l2-Schr NauuOkaEai. Becky, from Hama, Maui.
12-Schr Hannah. from Hlo.
l2-Stmr Kilsuea- McGregOT, from EindIard ports.
i3-BrigN ahienaena. NarchaDg. from Hilo.
f3-Sch Kamci, Wilbur, from Kahului.
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VESSELS IN PORT-AUGUsT 10.

Am bark Onward, Hempssead.
Eng brig Argo, Hamen.
Peruvian bark Nandarina. Francisco Xavier Rossi.
Am bark Cambridge, Brooks.
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ShiE-- NIniI..

For sAs FRAScTsco-per onward, this day, August 18Th.
For LAHAISA and RoSA-per Kilauea, Monday.
Fer LAHAISE-Per Ssttie Merrill, this day
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X ES.

z. S-Schr KzmOi. Wilbur for KahuIui.
G-Schr Nettie Merrill Fountain, for Lahaina.
6-Schr Mary, for ports on Kauai.
s-Stesmer Kflauea. McGregor, for Lahains and Kona.
Steam schr Annie Lanrie. johnson Tor ports on Kauai.
eClipper ship Ladoga, Wiley, for Howl9nd's Island.
l0-Schr Ortolan, WetheTbee, for LahaiHa.
11-Scnr Kalana, for Kauai.
ll-sch- Moi Keiki, Napela, for Kahului.
I2-Am bark ". :. Perkins, Robinson, for Puge, Sound.
lam bark Constitution. Pomeroy, for Puget Sound.
2-Sloop Live Yankee, Cor Hlo-
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IMPORTS.

From PUGET sOrSD-Per y. :. Perkins, August 5-l60,725
feet rough lumber. 2s,I02 feet tongued and groOyed flooring,
u SIS pickets-
From POOR sorsD-per Constitution, August SIS, 225 feet
Hnber, So bMs pickcfs.
From PozTI xsD, OEEGoS-per Cambridge, August sos u.
fer lumber, ~ NJ. shingles. IL. 900 lbs oats, "a pkgs slaves, l
bbi sp7ies. 9 cases veuison, 3 pkgs unspeciaei mdse, Q bb!s
vanish. 10 bbis pitch, 2 bbis "a mon
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&C.
Best English fencing wire
Iron timed saucepaus
Iron pots, Saw files, Copper tscks
Shot, Jews harps
Cocoa-handled butchers knives 5 to Z inches
Sailors pocket knives. Steel scissors
Needles No. / to 5 IN tins a b Vi
1ailors thimbse5.
Hoop iron ! { o II inch
Copper wire cloth for centrifugals,
BanCa tin
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OREGON.
JACOB KAMM.

~ VIZ. S. ASHER
CozzEsFosnESTs Is New YosK-LEEs & WALLER, Nc.
SO Pine Street
CORRESPONDENTS N LosDos-BANK OF LONDON.
The above named Corporation has been organized for the
purpose Of carrying on the Banking and Exchange business.
in all its branches, in This city and with the interior Of this
State, the neighborinE State and Territories. and with Mexico;
also with the Atlantic cities, Europe, China, and the East
Indies for which they are provided with ample facilities.
With the view Of giving TO the business Of the corporation all
the efficiency and prOmptitude OF a private banking firm,
together with that confidential seclusion Of private business
matters 50 generally desired, the immediate management OF its
affairs is committed exclusively to D. o. Mills and Wn. c.
Raiston' as President and Cashier respectively. to whom. or
either Of them, the customers of the Bank viii apply on all
business matters
D. .. MILLS, ] y THOMAS.
LOUIS MCIANE. THOMAS BILL.
~. MORRIS. 4. !. PpPE.
JOHN q. EagL. ~. 2. GIgFTN
HERMAN AICHELS, JAMES WHITNEY, JR.
". c. hALSTOS,
San Francisco, July 6h. 1854. aeaan
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NOTICE
TENHE IN THE BANK.
IL ING BUSINESS heretofore existing between Eugene
Kelly, of the city Of New York, and Joseph a. Donohoe, VIM.
C. Ralstou, and Ralph 5. Fretz, of San Francisco under the
name of EUGENE KELLY x CO, N-w York, and DONOHOE
RALSTON Il CO, San Francisco, will cease on the Grst day of
July, 1864, Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Donohoe Withdrawing
from the coparrnership.
The business will be settled in New York by Eugene Kelly,
and in san Francisco by VIM. c. Ralston and r. 5. Fretz.
Depositors are requested to hand in their books for settlement
at the banking house of ponohoc, Ralston & Co.
EUGENE KELLY,
per J. 4. Donehoe, Attorney-l
JOSEPH A. DONoHoE
wa. c. RALSToN,
r. :. ERETZ.
San Francisco, June Is, 1864.
The undersigned calling attention 70 the foregoing card, give
notice that they will continue the business of the above CO.
partnership under the firm name of FRETZ & RALSTON,
until the FiFTH DAY or July, 1864, when the same will be
transferred to THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
whose Official circular is hereuDto annexed.
WV. C. RALSTON.
R. 5. FRETZ.
San Francisco. June Is, 1854.
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MARRIED

C~1LcOKD-EuLAA-In Honolulu. August 9th. BY Rev. RI. II.
Parker, Nr. Jotu Cocori q Miss kulsa. both Of Honolulu.
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SUNDRIES

SUNDRIES
Grey, blue, green and scarlet blankets
Oil Competing. tapestry carPeung
Carpet bags, black silk Grape
Black silk umbrellas. black cotton umbrellas
ladies' and Gents silk and kid gloves black and color'd
Linen II uckshuck towels, Russia crash
Bed oai IS velvet-sis AMI satin bonnet ribbons
RIsck silk hat ribbons. Berlin wool
Black and fancy colOred Ostrich feathers.
Ivory tooth combs. Buffalo dressing combs.
Hair brushes, metal and bone pant buttons
Pearl buttons. white linen tape
Suspenders, playing cards
French calf skins. walking canes
COrks, cane seat arm chars and sofas
Sailors looking glasses
Framed states
Tobacco pipes
Smoking tobacco,
Room paper and borders
Gunuy bags
Birch hrooTrs
Red brick
Fire and arch brick
coda ash in casks
Pipe clay III casks
kaoin in casks
Blaeksmith's coals IN casks
$50 tons best steam Goals.
&c. &c, &c, s2s-2n
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From Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, oct1--The following adj
ional particulars nave been received from
a participant IN the fight at Chapin's
Farm. Gen. Ord. 18th corps, with a small
division, pushed towards Richmond on
Thursday morning, lighting has way, and
driving in the enemyis front until he
reached Chapin'- Bluff. Here was heavy
works extending for miles around. The
rebel gonboats were on the river, and be-
low them the rebel garrisons, though
small had been reinforced from Richmond
by one division. Gen. Stonard took the
saints Of the msin works, and then NOV
ing around outside of the fort in the rear
ofthe enemies other works, drove them
| out before them. While this was going
| on heavy reinforcements came Town from
Richmond, which were all drawn out
The division which did this last lost q
brigade commsnder.
Gen. Rurnham was killed, and Colonel,
Stevens and Danabone We're wounded,
but not dangerously.
This division behaved most gallsntly
losing 600 officers and men killed snc
wounded
The work. taken we're the strongest q
Ear seen around Richmond.
We nave a strong hold nesr Richmons
and Gen. Grant viii, II Is believed, keel
il.
Hsavy Sighting was going N when GA
informant left.
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Plantation Bisfers,

Ot1GB&sOn
which are now recommended by the highest medi-
lcAi authorities, and warranted 10 produces an imre-
dIase beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure. and must rupefcsed all
other sousss whore a hesithy. gentle ssimu'sntis re-
qolred.
They purify. strengthen and lnvigorsis.
They create q healthy appetite.
They are an sntido,e 10 change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enllven the mind.
They prevent mIssmaio and internittent fevers.
rhey purify the breath and ac.dity Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure plar rhoes and Cholera Morbus.
rhey care liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
they ske the weak strong. the languid briilian
- are exhausted natures great %restorer. They
-. composed % the celebrated Caiissys bark. win
,s-Treen, sassafsss, roots and herbs. all preserved
IN perfectly pure 81. crosx rrm. For particulars.
49, circulars snd testimonials around each bottle.
xare o. impossors. Examine every bottle.
a. hstHhas our private n. :. Stamp rnmutllAted
- the cork. with plantation soeae. and our sigma
ar on a hn@ steel plate side label. Sc that our
10 lie not reelled With s~purions and deleterious
~. Any person pretending 90 eel Plantation
Wsiers by ne gallon or N Ruik, IL an Impostsr.
~ persSn initiating this bottle. OF selling any
saser mst-rfsi fhcreiH. whether called Plantation
Rss.rs or Of. IL scrimlnsl under the u. a. Las
aas Will be - prosecuted ~ ~. We already hav'
oar eye on several parties re nillng our bottles. Ae
sho viii succeed In g~stilng themselves into clos
1uarters. The demand fos brakes Pisntstios hh'
ere from lsass. eisrgymsn, merchants, &c-is In
| credible. TIE simple trial ~ = bottle Il the owl
/ sence ~ preseaf % their wc~th and sup~riortty. =
They are 81 I ~ all resye druggists. sTocsrs
| physicsns. tsatets. ssleos mooats aud com
try stores
q. O.. pH AkE& 40.
BROADWAY. y. ".
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N~ksHTsoTos. October i.
Tire following are the dispatches receiv
ed from Gen. Sheridan, detailing he sue
cessfal operations since the last report. and
re iust recrfved.
HAksrsoxssuKa. Va. Sep. -. 1B .. m
To Ls>as. 0enusl a. s. Grant
In nv last dispatch ! informed ysa
that l hsrrGsssi Early closely through
New Market and al the same time send
ing cavalry around his hanks. that hs
gave uptAe valley and took 70 the monn
tAink passing through Ruplic, destroying
Is wagons and four csssons. / sent Tor
Be- who overlook me At Hsrrisonsburg.
" Stanton, with Wilson division Of csv-
| airy and one brigade Of Msrritts. Torbs;
entered stanton on the 2sth, and destroy.
ed = large quantity q rebel governnen;
property.
Il Is my impression that mostof the
troops xhich Early had lea pAzset
through the mountains q Charlottsviiie
that Keshaw s division came 20 bis sxis.
tAnce. and ] think passed along the bA.'
q The mountains 10 Wanesboro.
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Fro n Potomac Army.
WASHINGTON. Oct. L.-Tbe City Point
correspondent OF the Washington Republics
saws:
Gen Ryce. on W ednesdsy evening sdvsnc
Cd on a reconnaissance to within . mile and
. half of Richmond. and we're surprises 70
find so few rebels in Richmond.
Gen. Butier's forces are within , miles Of
the city.
Great activity prevails on the left OF ous
lines. and Gregg's cavalry had advanced 70
Ream's Station. The rebel lines were very
hin.
The cannonadiug Of Wednesday inflicted
but little damage upon US.
H~KADoUARrKRs Amy PoroxAc.
WksHISsros, Sept. %, 1854.
Reports from Gen. Butler'r Department
say TINT the 10Th and 18th corps crossed the
James River at Deep Bottom and advanced
against the enemy's works at chapiu's farm
taking the first line Of rife pits without re-
s~istsnce, and at ten o'clock the enemy's
strong position at Chapin's Bluff Vas carried
By assault. and 800 prisoners were taken
with 10 pieces OF artillery, aAgs, &c.
A Division Of the 18th Corps OF our
troops hold the position which is about seven
miles from Richmond.
Heavy firing WAS heard late this afternoon
on the erreme left liz Is believed TO be
Gregg cavalry engaging the enemy. They
went on a reconnaissance in the direction Of
the southside Railroad. but the result Of
their trip has not been sscertained. The
rebels nave been back and forth to-day In
every direction. Az one time. marching OF
towards our lett aud again retarng to Peters-
burg as il going to Richmond; then appear
at some other point. and finally going out OF
sight altogether.
Some deserters came in to-day. who say
that the defeat of Early in the Valley had
caused great depression throughot the rebel
ranks. Thousands were ready to leave on
the first opportunity.
The rebels are evacuaiine Petersburg.
many prisoners having been transferred to
several Jurisdictions.
Second Admiral ID. ID. Parker has been
transferred from the Mississippi Squadron.
His farewell address was read here to-day
Il Is not known where bis new field OF labor
will be but he has gone TO New Orleans.
Admiral Charles Davis is spoken Of as his
successor.
Two hundred seameu went below to-day
10. different duties In the Mississippi Squad
ron.
The steamer Killman Was fired upon at
bend number four On Thursday. receiving
forty or fifty shots. Nobody hurt.
A force of rebels were seen At Liponville.
Forrest sent a flag Of truce into the camp
Of the fourth Missouri Cavalry on the 2sth.
stating that be had number OF sick and
wounded prisoners on their way from Duval's
Bluff for exchange.
fSigned.) OSBORN.
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y Remarkable Operation--On
"Wednesday, September 2stb. Dr.. Bort per
formed a remarkable operation on the left
ear Of the daughter OF Mrs. Bell whittig oi
this city. The operation was performed in a
few seconds and restored the hearing to the
left ear 80 much sc that the patient could
hear the clock tick very distinctly. Her
hearing had. previous TO applying TO DIR.
Bort. been suffering for upwards Of eight
years, so much 80 that she cOuid not distin-
gnish snything said 10 her without talking
very lopd.
DR.. Bort Is still At the Buntin House where
he wiz remain until Monday October 10th.
ADD caa he consulted on all diseases of the
Eye. Ear, Throat. Cstarrh. Lungs, SC.
octld&wtf.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ksthsiron l. from the Greek word "KAfhro." or
"zsfhsiro." sisnifyins 10 cleanse. reiuvinste and
restore. This article IL ~kAt IL name signines-
Fr preserving. restoring and Identifying the hu-
man hair u Il the most remarkable preparation In
the world II Is sssin owned and put up by the
orsinsi proprietcr. and j. nov male with the same
care. skld and sttsnt.es. which gave ia sale q ever
sns rFIfIon bottles per snnnm.
III = ass; delightful Hair Dressing.
II eratiestes scarf and dsndrun.
II keeps the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. son and glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling on ant surnins
fray.
n RESTORES hair upon bald heats.
AnT LAZY or gentleman she values q o~esuttfui
heal n hair sboaid use Lyons Ksihairen. II Il
known sni used throughout the civilized world
Sold by all respectable dealers.
DEwas =. HAUNEs a co, n. n.
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BALLS SPECIFIC I'll -WAkatssp - AZ
cau. caa Be seaet - Eesr f.ft9 care. Dc
nss a.azsa.es A. sFssT Ia aetie1i sche1rg =
..< fssnrsa nsnetiaiezsrs sish ~ dsse pr
.ns.sf c4n - go ult.s=t detsc.a1z Sr-.rd q
30s cares ne i&ss ~moutn-sonc q n Sc very sessfs
e.sss Ossso1s kondrsd physld4ns Asss uzd Ties
10 shssr rra-sfes. an. al speak vel q tasir 80
es<y. nt spproye n lhsf csmYoauea, vhifa ,
.narslysezstsbss .nd b4z2l--so On tn sssssa--
unntrsds - cersiHrsfes can be skovA
est1's srxcssr Pn4s afs ne original an oniy
~~nu,s~ s,srisc PHI. Thrg are stspiea for male
- f.m.is. "a o. ,eunx ard ths only reiiaols rvn-
AZ ss- sssettnx . per1ahcnl 40 sreftT c1rs 10 al
s.<raAtsrkss. Or weAknss. va
.uf.. rsa q sslls. s.ea - Ursthr,i 4ad y-sinAi
pl.ss.rs.s. Glses. the Whites. NssAay Or ~lnsolus-
..rs On sssenB. ~Isconussnoa. Genital essihg snd
irrstzblisy. iHpotsnsy. vsskness q i1ssd Powes
ssrso1. U1niiz, kc-. ~ y waieh 4slss Prps PAL
~ srsm sexstl ESessees ~ ser thas'. - soss
-onssssusfonsl d. snveune1i, AID lnesgseliaiss ts
sufferer from fafelln9 fhs date % married -
r. At sexus1 ri--ss- - G,ns--h-s, ei-~s ana
slsletnsss. sd - S.-s as.s af fhe nla3tef ani ~
-. sheg sz1k .e.arss rel-f y ~sp-riesoe1 y
.akt.e q sinxt tor
aoltb, I'll ths princpl druxsist. Price a.
n. = n - sstt ty1ysfH sscursiy sssies. 50
esatsstisllv. 90 rsfsipt fthf noafy. ~
= eHvse. Nd
-. re- Ce8 tferi Hew Yerk.
Ca.n lnx Ph,as - - - Ale1t - seminal
u-*-r -. a~xn.l a. Nrsfo~ Naasel ~as ~
.ess. ne 10 aii. BE- felisslse rt'nibis ~oft. -
...f.s sre.lors
rss Fsr14rsa rrns,sa-De RfIffs TsfATisF
-
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cz-our people will be bigely gratlaed IN

q Our people WI DC bigefy gFatIneu To
again witnessing the excellent performances
OF the talented Holman Opera Troupe. who
have on several occasions for some years past
visited this city. and on each return, by their
charminge entertainments, left with still
brighter %laurels. They come again on We'd
nesaay evening, and will appear at Concert
Hall FOR six nights. Ga the first evening
tho Opera Of "CinderelIa." with all is beau
tiial tricks aud magical transformations will
be given. This will be followrd on the next
evening by the CHILD Of the Regiment"
and an entire change of bill each evening
So enthusiastic welcome awaits this f~avorite
troupe.
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a Cnsc Of Deafness OF twenty one
years standing cured by DIR. Bort at the
Buntin House-To al whom il may concern
j. James W. Martin, applied to DIR Bort
some two weeks for the restoration Of my
hearing, ! Was previous to applying deaf for
81 yeass. 40 much so al least l6 years ! could
not bear a person speak without said person
Was very close TO me. and ~ballowing
very loud. | submitted my case 10 DR.. Il ort
who performed the operation in a few min
utes. causing but little or no pain, which i'm
proved my hearing almost inrtantly. DR..
Bort further prescribed certain remedies but
known TO himself. | again visited DR.. Bort
to-day, with cay hearing perfectly restored,
also the ringing and buzzing noises in my
head has ceased, and to those afflicted in
like manner. l would say by all means CO
suit DIR. Bort aud obtain his candid opini
Signed this 2ist. OF Sept 1864.
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EcckSrRIcITIks or THK DRAFr-Aaron
Woodruff. OF Michigan Township. Clinton
County. has six sons. five OF whom drew
prizes in lbs present draft. Each one y
married aud h,p a child less than a year old
The old geutlem man assumes the responsibility
of an the sons families and they have gone
forth to obey the can OF thsir country. The
old gentleman says W's all right. and even II
the remaining sou was drafted he would sup
port he Administration aud vote for Lincoln
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taFoaTssF - LApEs--Ds- HsHssr,s fzsxIx
euss have nessr "a d.lef In removing dinicuitis.
arising frm etfrucilon. or sioppage o. batnfe. o.
p f-sforinS AZ sysiese % perfect health when ruf
f.unF from sgisai Infections. Proiapasus, Utsri,
ia-. Nbte. er other weaknesa o. IN Uterine Or
esns the Pils are perfeeiiy harmless en the con-
sfiivfsso. andmsY - tax ~ th@ most delicate ie-
male ~sfhoaf eassinz distrers-tss same lne tbsy
at aehAsm - strengthening. Ia, ig~ofatag and
rrsissins ne system 10 a healthy condition. AMI By
briagins ~ ths e~saathiy period with regularity no
matter from uhat sauses TIE obstraetiou nay arise.
ny should NOT b. taken daring'ths nrut three or
frur months ofpregraney. though safe a. any Other
fr.e, a. miscarriage ~ould be the result
b tsh bsx csnisins 90 Pills. Price o..
un HARvFY's TREArfsR on Diseases - Females.
prtrnkacy. Miscarriage. ssrrenness. S~tert,i-y
Reor.iaeisu. ara sbasea % Nature. and e~mphau-
falig 0e Ladies Private Medical Adviser. a pam
ptI.tef ca pAse-. ssut free % any address. Sir
sHis rtqpifei 70 pay postage.
faa rIla asi book viii Be seat ~ mail when 81
err 3 sesied. aui prepaid, ~
J.B2YAS. n. d.. General Agent.
10. 20 Cedar st.. New York
soid ~ Ell Inc principal druggists
So. CUNNINGHAM
iEl0ly AsksT. roa Vsaks HsuTn.
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From INuisNiIIe.

LOUISVILLE, sept. 30.-Msj. White Of the
9th Pennsylvania and member of the Pa,
Senate. captured Ia months since. arrived
here to-day, having been exchanged in the
special arrangement betwee Hood and
Sherman. and without the authorities. who
have heretofore refused to exchange him on
sny terms.
Latest intelligence indicates that the Pail
road between Nashville and Atlanta has mol
been torn up.
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~ A large lot Of 81 band books have
been Isss q Bsrtlsu's for sale. In these
times when books are 50 high. parties would
do well to look through them. as they can DO
bought Tor nearly halt price, The stock Is
mostly composed Of School books du.
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cHERoKEE fKMALE Pills, THE hosr
Useful medicine yet discovered. n one snumerate
The Ma attendant upon irexularity OF period In
females. and eS amiues the ~ fsacbing evil oft'ese
na 10 al connected with orc who may be subject
81 20 thtm. ti. lmpossblc = eontroVert tho fact
tsat me cherokee pills - che most useful and be-
n,hesns medicine eysr onsred 70 the publie. sars
a. regulate with tie 81 ac 80 % isthematcai cal
caiauen SAT- 10 81 10 81 flt infsllible In the
reusvahie n oestrucfio oppression, these
ilis shoala BE- la there en % every maiden,
wife sud mother 10 Zoe c.gasy, uon't be palmod
81 sfb any csber. bat ~ na cherokee Pills and
Yen VII BE- convinced a. their efficacy. sold BY all
dafdsit. sep2sdwim
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.HEIMSTREET'Sf
INIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE,


Rut re-tor : gray hair 10 It's original color, by sup
plylng the capillary tubes with natural sustenanoe.
impaired by age or disease. All instantaneous
dyess are composed OF lunar causf c. destroying the
vitality and beauty Of the hair. ard Afford Of them
selves no dressing. Helmstreet's inimitsble Color
ing no, only restores hair 10 IL natural color by an
easy process. bat gives the hair
Luxuriant Beautys
promotes It's growth, prevsnts lis falling on. eradi-
Gates dandrur. and Imparts health and pleasant
pess 10 the head. II has stood the test Of time. be-
ing the original Hair coloring. and Is constantly In
ere sssrg IN fsvor. Usedb by both gentlemen and la
dies. II lie sold by al respectable dealers. or can be
procured by the. of the commercial agents, ID. =.
BARNES A co. 901 Broadway. New York. Two
siEes. 80 cents and 81.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-03

Thisi 4 the mo-, delight. ami extraordinary ar
ticls svsr discovered u changes the SUI burnt
face and hands 10 a pcsriy satin texture Of rsvish-
Ing besaty. impsrtinz Tho marble purity Of yoath.
and the distngae appearance 50 iuviting In the city
belle o. fashion. II removes IAN. f~reckles. pimples
and roughness from the skin. leaving the coupler
ion fresh. transparent and smooth. Il contains no
material ~Iniurlous 10 the SKIN Patronlsed by Ac-
tress.s and Opera Singers. II i what every lady
shonld have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. 2. HAGkN. Troy. ". Y.
Address all orders 10
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-03

The Union Silver Csrnet Band made ~
frst pghtr ap,eafeaes yesterday on The oc-
casioa OF laying the corner stone OF the
German Catholic Church. and furnished sx-
cellent muse. considering the short time the
baud has been In existence,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-10-03

Dr. Bort at the Bunsin House in this city
bpsrforning daily some Of The most remark
able cures on record. Read new testimosi.
ais OF cures 70 him from person, well and ia
vorably knovu in this county.
DR.. Bort viii positively remain no longer
than uaai Monday morning. Oct. 10Th.
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