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nard, Of st. Adams, Vermont. were a..
signed to this dangerous duty, in which
they gloriously succeeded
The preparations having all been
made, the division at early dawn moved
silently forward and soon struck the
rebel piekets, who were driven back at
a rapid rate, and in brief space Col
DOugherty, of the 10th New Hampshire.
in command of the administers. re-
ported 10 General Stannard that he was
in front Of the main fort of the enemy's
formidable work with heavy guns. and
protested by ditch eight feet deep and
twelve feet wide.
General Stannard Immediately or
dered Col Dougherty to 20 ahead and
take the works and he would support
him. The proper dispositions having
been made, the word was given 10
charge upon the fort
Now, all was excitement as the sol
diers rushed forward; nothing could
restrain them the rebel artillery made
havoc in their ranks, bat there was
no wagering. The ditch was reached
and crossed. In climbing up the sides
of the fort they were obliged to make
holes with their hands, into which they
placed their feet, and in moment they
were over, pell-mell, and in close com
bat with the foe, some of whom hed,
while others stood still and we're made
prisoners. Thirty pieces of artillery
fell into our hands, together with a
large number Of prisoners.
But this great success was not achiev-
ed without loss upon our front. The
division was ?, 700 strong at the com
mencement of the expedition. At the
close, IL was ascertained that our loss
had been eight officers and eighty-four
men killed; thirty-six officers and four
hundred and thirty men missing. Gen
Burnham was killed after he had en-
tered the fort, probably BY a sharp
shooter behind the barracks; General
lost his right arm; Colonel
of the Tenth New Hamp-
shire, was severely wounded four of
Gen Stannard's Staff, including Capt
Kent, OF the Massachusetts, Twenty
third, who was acting as Assistant Ad.
jutant General, were also wounded.
Lieutenant Colonel Mowers, the rebel
in surrending his sword,
remarked to Capt Kent that he was
heartily ashamed Of the affair; the fort
ought not to have been taken; his men,
he said, were good men and excellent
but they could not be brought
up to the mark, they would not fight
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The FIghflag around gicamond- "A
Gallant charge.
The Boston Traveller saw

The Boston Traveller says;
Hereafter, when the story 81 tho
contest in add about Richmond for the
possession of the Rebel apital shall
be told in al rs fuIldas and grandeur,
it viii disclose many gallant actions,
and bravery ard recklessness in re-
gard % ilfe, snrpassed even IN the
memorable csmpa gns Of the English
IA Spain during he Napoleonic era A
parrieipant 10 one oil the bloody stTug-
gies of last month ID the vicinity OF
Chapin's Blud, FOR the possession Of the
Rebel f0rufcatiens covering the road
to Richmond, has furnished o.. VIII q
iew particulars Of HE attack and cap
sure Of a rebel fort named Hasrison
and the works adjoining ~ ~.
General Grant - remarkable for his
persistency Ia carrying cur as plans
Faiure does not diseoura him, he
tries again The success AZ Chapius
Bluff sa case ia point lie Grst order.
ed HIhcock to take. these works bat
ia some way The enemy obtained inlors
nation Of the movement, and Il was
abandoned Tor the moment Ailer the
lapse OF fen days. the enemys yigs-
.aucs havipg eu0sided, he made ~,
rangements for another fosW srd move
meut, 10 wh.ci the First Division Of
The Eighteenth corPs, General stan
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County COurl--BedrOrd County.

Solomon Reyis q a, ya.,
b4lt 10 sell la1u ~ Bed
The wild " ard heirs Of ford CoGnty.
avid ReYs ct al
In this case il appearing % the Court that the
widow and heirs of David Revs, jr, dec d, md the
unknown children of Elizabeth Wade, all Of whom
are made defendants in he eau p. are non esi-
dents # the state Of Tenn-ssre, 50 that the ordi
nary process Of Law cannot be served Yon them;
Its ordered that puhlica ion b, mail in the Nash
vile Weekly Jist3a, y Newspaper pU5iishsd 10 ths
city Of Nashville, for Tour silece sve week. Teqr-
ing said defendants 70 appear beior this Court, az
lhe Courtroom, in Shelsysile on the frs t. esday
after the drst Monday IN eceuber mex 70 lead,
answer or demur 70 c mplAnan-'s bill, or he same
vii, be TAX, fOr confessed and set for hearing CT
pdrfe JOS II. THOMSON,
W. II. WIsENER, Clerk and Master.
Solicitor. fF lOc.ls-4w; prs fee s..
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Five Horses StolenI.

ON SATURDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER sth PROM
~ the Tennessee HOsp.lal Tor TIE Is ne, i0uT
forses: one very lsrg. deep-coioFed oag bore
one pair Of hne Tey hsrses, with shcrt tail, an1
oas sorrel mare. -.l...fl f. .,..,..I
There sas As, stolen ffosr siiis Insttlifp, sfoui
fortnight since, Dark tay hOrse, four years old
vii give SoO for tie rttsEn u The 10 ses a1d
Ten CsTits esi or the miserable thieves who stesl
from this Charity. w. P. JONES,
octil-lH Phys. an4 SUpsI1niendsnt-
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A Fine Todd Comfy Farm for
Sale.

A 8 ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE OF
IA L. b. LEAvELL, oeesasse Will cfser for isle
70 the highest bidder the premIses on Thur
DAY. the 9TH oai Of JaDuay $50, tha' vel j Ogu
and valuable Farm ying IN tire 20 th part Il Todd
county, Ky, am known as The :. rensoh FerTn,H
containing 80 acres about 30 acres q are aud In
q hgn state Of cult ssilon. $ VI farm u innsul-
passed for fertility q sol and advant g-s q - ally
~ any farm IN S0ut ern keotscky-it beng Coivo-
nlent 20 chur. hee, Sc ools, ne merebaIf nile,
and within seven mules q the Meuph brm
R,ilroad. The impFossmen1s are 8 iEFgea tetesr
dwelling with All necessary oUt buildings Afurther
description J. deemed unnecessary, Is any person
Wishing - purchase cals have 80 cpportunlty q
viewing the premises b aTplJiBg 70 Sir. 1hoTrss
MetiuiTe OF Mr George Rutherford. Trentoa, KY,
or any further information can lie 1sd b applying
10 me ~ L uIsYilies r
1EEws.-The above farm wff u soia on credit
At years, the purchaser giving hs notes M ten
e4uai anuual payments, without interest uuti the
notes are Que the PAY Tnent ~ he secured hy per
eonsl secur 81, and a lien retained upon The land
until the last note Is pad.
The farm Elll - sold n. body o. 10 oelached
portions i required 70 suit purchasers. S1e %
take piace a. the usual hour.
JANIS I. LAW-OS.
Admir- Of the Estate OF i p. eaTeli, ec'd,
o-ts-I2t With the viii annexed.
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Horses for Sale.

TIRE SUBSCRIBER Has AND WILL CON.
/ SANITY keep on hand SADDLE aud Harness
Horses Also horses forali Work
PARTIES leaving horses with me 10 board csa rely
upon their b ing t1oToughly sroouled. and album
dauiiy fed VII tize ltHlii 81 numbar Of young
colts, aud handle AMI break them % Harness and
Sadfie, Tor = reasonable compensation.
g. W. WILKINSON,
sepl3-lme Welch's Stable, rear Of 81 n. College.
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ORDNAN z DEPARTMENT,
H.. q. !

ORDNAN z DEPARTMENT,
NASHVILLE, TESN., Oct II, 1854.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at this Office until Tuesday October 18th, 1864,
at IL O'Clock, NJ, for furnishing this Department
with good, Understandable HARD WOOD.
This whole qthantiy TO be supplied wi be It least
One Hundred and Fifty (l50) Cords and not to ex-
coed Three Humid ed and fifty (350l Cords Bid ers
will state the price percord at hich hey VIII liver
the $50 cords, and the rate Of delivery. The first
delivery TO be made on before the lst day of No.
vsmher next and at such point in this city as may
be designated by the undersigned.
Bid ers will aso state at what price per cord
they viii deliver much more may be required
net TO exceed the maximum amount ind Gated
above
Bids to be in duplicate, and accompanied by
copy Of this advertisement.
No bid will be rec wed except from 7ya parties,
and each bid must be accompanied BY a. Oa3h Of
Allegiance, taken before competent authority.
The successful bidder or bidders viii he required
TO enter nto bonds f I the faithful perfounaGce Of
the ir con racts.
The right is reserved T. reject any or L bids.
Bidders viii be present when the 7 bids are
opened.
f F. TOWNSEND,
Capt 10 Infantry, Connd. Depart.
Oct 12-13t
Times and Cumberland Journal copy.
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.
TERM, 1864.

William H Wisener, sr Petition 10 remove
Thomas @. Mosly, Admir-, &c. Administrator.
in this csse il sppeaung to the Court that Thomas
& Molly the defendant, is q nonresident Of the
State of Tennessee so that the ordinary process Of
law cannot he served On HIM: II is ordered that
publication be INSIDE in the Nash vile Weekly lni0,
a newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, for
four successive weeks, requiring sad MOsly to an
pear before said Court at the COURTROOM, in Shell
byyille on the first Monday in December next to
plead answer CT deubur to compliments petition.
or the same viii be taken as confessed and set for
hearing er p1rfe JOS. H. THOMPSflE,
octl3-4 " prs fee. $3.50. Clerk and Master.
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50, 25 and 10 cent Novels, and the
II Novelette,, always on hard . n

We would respeg unly invte NE attention 81
kExs- DEALKRs, Boes.esIfEfls. and Desieistn OhsAf
lTHIICATsoNa, pERopICAEk &c, % cur faelile- ioI
paeyinE and Forwarding everything iu tilr Inc asa
M lstsaosf Jjr,aapflsade and dilpCfct All goods
packed with the utmost care, and l0raried. "a AZ
instances By the ueru eIrcsf c3ftfsaptt following
he receiTt Of the ORDER. When prelsr-ed BY Gus
toulers 81 sad ~ Mail evuly Cbiys EE ~
Hs-Ihe prices 81 faf,ers, ssalf,-, A'.i ate -
fhis tune towing 10 the continual chanEo "a the
pslce Of Printing Paper, very huetustng, ard We
therefore omit printing the prices oieny hng 10 the
Uaf Persons desiring % ieafn the pi7ce Of any
ySslsi-stiou Will - pfflp,iy Informed - return
mail u they vii give a. net 81 wiiai tna4 -
s-.nt.as and ENCLOSE a postage steuip for TIE
s,'-,rss- = - a q. Is HEI-LSNl SER.
4s Cole e street, Nashville, Tenn.
80 To sending us money Awhys tnealon the
CSlEGr NoyEs AZ THr LgwEsr PaiCEs.
iuiyzS-5n
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Dr.aWESTERVELT,

HOMGOPATHIssT.
ISIS = lH,s oI.bllf taxD, NO. 81
aessss-.st a .ioer fIs,tD 7. IL oorner of sum
49, strs s-e be csn BE- foofs Il all hOuTs, dag
q night, unless professie nAlll A. sul
a0gs4sm T. 4. AESihNfHAA' a -
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
PAYABLE IN ADVANCE
30 1DYgRTISFPS ~ DETlu.

Advertisements il the Spe ial ColEinn, first time,
from 70 limos 81 Gn-each additional inc 2
cents; subsequent Insertions, I c. nts per line IN
Local Co nInn, sc N 3, rom I % lines, 81 O.
each sdditioud line, 20 cent; suustquens inser-
{ Ons, IS eeI Is per line.
q AT advertisement Occupying s. &c al position,
and a J double column advertisements, viii be
charged o3h per cent. advance on egusr rates.
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL NOTICES
VIII he charged At the regular afverissiag rsfe'
and must Invariably be pad in advance, or no Ia
sertiOn made.
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PLANTATION RTTTKRs.


whioh arc now recommended b the higAcst u,edi.
cal authorities, aud warranted 70 produce an sui-
Hssdiais beneficial effect. Thsy arr exceedingly
agreeable, Ieriec -ly pure, and must snpercrd all
other .eaies where = healthy, gensls shmuien' i
rsquiFed.
Thsy purity. strengthen aud inslgorate
They create . healthy appetite.
They are an Antldots to change Of water and
diet.
They ovsresms the effects Of dissipation and
late hours.
They strengthen the sy.iesa aud enllvsn the
the mind.
They prevent nis.ns,le and in,srmi'Ssp, -.
Thsy purity the breath and a.ldity o. the
stomach.
ney cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
T1ey cure DlArrhea aud Cholera Mertus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They make the weak strong the lsnguii bril.
HaAt. aud are exhausted natures great restorpr
They are composed Of Che celebrated cainaya bark,
sintsTgreen, sasaafras, roots aud hsrb., all pre-
served In perfectly purs 50. Crolx rum. For par.
tienisr., SO circulars aud testimonials around
each bottte
Bsware Of impossors Kxamlne every bottle
See that Il has orr private q. :. stamp uumuti-
lated ever The cork, with piantatioa scene, and
our signature on Cue steel plste side label. So
that sur bottle Is not re-hlied with spurious and
deietsFiouH stun. Any person Pretending % cell
Plantation Bitters BY the gallon in bulb, " an
impsstor. Any person initiating this bottle. or
selling any other material therein, whether called
Plantation Btters or net, Is eriHiiual under the
O. :. Law. and will be 30 prosecuted By us. We
already have our eye on several parties Ts-diline
eur bottles, &c, Who viii succeed IN geitinE
themselves into eloas quarters Ths demand fog
brakes Plantation bitters from ladies, clergy
men. merchants, Ae., 10 inc=u1i BILE. The simple
trial Of bottle IL the evidence present o. thuif
worth and superiority, They arr cold by all re-
spectacle druggists, grocsrs, physicians, hotels,
saloons, steamboats,. aud country stores.
. p. II. DRAKE 4 co.
No. an2 Broadway, ~ Y.
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NEW BOOKS.

DENAN'S LIFE OF CHRIST; hook Great.
IL ing great excitement.
Miss Gilbert's Career.
Tales of she Opera; by Parton.
Mrs. Lirriper's Lodgings; by Dickens.
Letters TO the Joneses.
AbbOtt's History of the Great Rebellion.
Southern History Of the war-arst and second
volumes.
General Grant and his Campaigns.
Harper's History Of the War, as far as out
The Perfect Gentleman; or, Eleganee and Flo.
qu0nce.
Held in Bondage; by c. Vaughn.
Whip, Hoe, and Sword.
Rnbinis new novel.
Frank Warrington; by author Of " The suth
erlands"
Barrett's Astronomy aud Atlas.
Mercedes Novels, and all the Dims Novels.
At Ell pOEELI'S
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Aaa is attendant train Of symptoms, Il acts more
uke sr4srn thaa medicine. There Il nothink
Ia the range Of the Materis Medica that for a mo-
meat tssir comparison with % in this disease.
a hiii account Of this wonderful plant may b
teuna II se itth edition Of the z. 8. Dsspensato-
~, paesz isfs7 and ISIS
series ef experiments 10 which Or. Bull hAs
heen Ter yeafs engaged. has fast bssn brought %
successful termination, and he IL nov enabled 20
offer e The public con hiustlau On o.siron win
other approved tonics, the whole preserved in the
beet qualify 81 capfer-distIlfea Baarhan ~hf.tv
Nhiea he = eeuaslepf has no equal Ia the world
lie might furnish sulums Of certificates, but
the public have long sincc lacrned 20 estimate
things Al their true 'aiue The safest plan L. for
esesy q tsst ior hiiassif the virtues % = nsw
faedieine. Give
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WHO WANTS a BUGGYP

Just received a superior lot of
Philadelphia Buggies = the best
article for the money in this coun-
try. WIN. E FRENCH, Ag't
ap26 No. 10 First Street.
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MILLINERY.
MRS. ]. HASTINGS

VrTIsHE5 TO ISFoRA HER OLD PATRONS
w and the public generally that abe has last
r~tsraed With oneof the iAFgsst and best selected
STOCKS Of Millinery and FANCY Good. ever brought
70 this city.
Her stock consists Of all the latest styles O.
Ribbons, Viewers, &C., of the best qualities, and
irtsnds 70 dispose Of them AZ the 10 vest pOssibls
price FOB CASH.
The Ladies woeld do we'll 20 give her call BE-
ozs purchasing elsewhere
MRS. J. HASTINGS, Main Street.,
North side, thres dooTs frsa Second
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Cedron Bitters

One trial and you Will uc9er NE aug ethsra.
II = not necessary % publish long ltst OF dis
ssses t.f shieh The uedron nitseFs are a specihc
10 all diseases Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELs, LIVER ON KIDNEHst
la All aneafious Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON BERANaEMENT OF
TIE STOMACH on uOwELat
In GOVT, uHEUMATIsM AND NEU-
RALtsIAt
And IL FEVER AND AGuEt
Its destined 70 haperoede al ether remedies IL
pot only eurss ihcss diseases, bat il FRRTnxTs
tiirni
A winu glass fnil ~ the nltt4ra taken an hour
before each neal VIII obviata the IN enecta Of the
most 0nheatthy climate, and screen the person
taking Il against disease under the most tryfsa
exposures.
sold b. Druggists and Grocsrs eeearaliy
SS-nF. JOHN BOLLs Pfinelpal onaos. Finh
street, Lsaisviiis, Ky nin.a
sold b PETER vIERLTHo,
fehs soie AGENT. Evansville. Ind.
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co~rsana r.s.sr., OF VIVA oA.rr,

hss hesone household word throughout the
West asi ssath. and his Worm Lo1enges. in lsss
thsa Ysar after their iEiroduction, attained .
reputation A. wide-sprcad a. the continent OF
North Amsriea. But the erowninE glory Of his
lie remains 70 he attained IN his latest discovery,
Of rather eomhinati0n for he dess not claim 10
have tesn the discoyerer q CEnR0N, which l. The
basis ct he eitirrs now oaeEea to the public
That honer belongs te the native Inhabitants 81
Central America, 20 whom its virtues have been
knoNu tae laorr than two hundred years Armed
sith if. the indan bids defiance 70 the uosl dead.
y malaria sud handles without fear the most ven.
eaees sFFlents. u j. belief With them that
whi' There i broata len IN the body, the Cearon
. peiesi 10 cure, No matter what tbs disease nay
b.
whils nr- Ball \ not prepared 10 iuderse this
eNtrasssAnt Iretension, he Il nevertheless salts
hrsi frem thorough examination Of the evidence
F~latise q - virtues, that A. . remedy and pre-
srufattNe ier al diseases arising from exposure,
estsF 81 tAr eAsngss q weather aud climate or a
the miasmstle innuonCcs, Il stAads without art
vat sad Justly deserves tbs reputation Il has 80
lesg sHiayed ia Crairal America and the West In
dis- IL
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LIVERY BODY II BLING CURED Of this
Z distressing disease By The uss Of
DR.. STRIFE kIaDd's Pile Remedy,
Read Nizst sEnerer says.
Hr J. ?. Hazards. ls3 second strsst, Clueln-
mali. O.. says BE- has been drsadiul sufferer with
Piles loF long lime and has tried nearly every
thing and could obtain no relief He used about
One-fgurfh 81 lot q DR.. HtrIcklsnd's Pile Oint-
Incnfr AID i made oompiste cure. He advises
sFsry one Eho Is suffering 10 try IT,
sid b AL Druggists. 50 cents per pct. MAN.
featured AZ No East Fourth street. Cineinnsu,
Q. ASS for STRICKLARD's PILE REaEDf
mhlodztEly.
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Hardware.
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
II q IA g a - II,
only, with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, Wig:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass & Grain
Scythes,
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes---Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes---the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Shovels and Spades.
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws,
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting,
Japanned Ware,
Notions--Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal.
ers at lowest cash prices
/ East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG G. CO.,
No. Is First Street,
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Have in Stock and arriving daily
Casks Trace Chains.
1900 lbs Log Chain,
IS dozen O. s. Planters Hos.
50 Garden Hoes aud Rake
50 shovels and Spades.
70 Hay and Manure Forks.
100 seyths. susaths aud Cr.alss,
IOa Bloodis G. S. 0rass, GraIa aud
Briar seythss,
IS gross seyths Stones,
50 dozen Hay Rakss.
Is sheep shsars,
50 Cotton Cards,
100 gross Knives and Yorks.
500 dozen Pocket Knives,
loo gross Tea and Table spoons.
50 dozen Coffee Mills,
30 Meal Selves,
900 Carry Combs.
800 kegs whesling Nails,
$50 eoEsa Psa-Loeks, German American,
30 Deer Locks sas Lssehss.
1000 gross Amsrioaa Screws.
100 des~n shes. Hofss. Cioth aaa serab
Rrushss. re
$50 Tea and Counter Scales,
5 eases Hard Frame States.
5 tons Berea Grind stohes,
Door, Gate and strap Hinges,
Boring Machines,
Carpenter Tools,
Coopsr TooIs-BArton's and Whites,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
CAbiSst Hardware,
Mil and crOss Cut Saws,
ChAin PUMPS, &c, &e.
As meat Of cur goods were purchased for
CASH, before the large advance In
Hsrdw are, We viii offer them At the lowest
posstble rates.
JACOB sTRAUB 4 son.
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

= n /" = = y = wv.
Eathairun Il from the Greek word - katbfoi' o.
"kathairo." signifytng 10 cleanse, rsiuyiuate and
restore This article Il shat its name siEni hes.
Fer preserving, restoring and beautifying tbs
human hair Il IL the most remarkable preparation
IN the world. IL Is again owned aud pat ~ ~
the original proprietor, and i now made with tie
SANE care, skill aud atteption which gave u .
sale Of over one million bottles per snnpm.
u Il most dsiighffal Hair Drsasiag.
iteradicafes seurf aud dsndra9,
IL keeps the lead cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich. son aud glossy.
10 prevents the hair ffsm falling % and turn
ing gray.
u restores hair upon bald heais.
Any lady or gentleman via values beautiful
bead Of hair shoad uee Iyon's kAfhairon. II is
known aud u u throughout the civilized World
4 Sold BY all rsslectabls asainrs. g.
DEMAs ) BARNES A CO.. Esw York.
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sTOCK-BREEDING.
Important to Breeders Of Blooded
Stock

THE CELEBRATED sTALLIoN "BU-
Il FORD" viii snake Tn ses.oa 81 iseS Al tt,s
American stable, EsAnsvills. lad.
TKRxs-S 50 70 fnsars
PKnIoaEK.-BafoFa was sas by Imported Glen
coe, Arst dam ~ MIastrsi Minstrel hv Msdoe,
Msdoe b. New Yefk Eclipse. second dan By b.
f0rd's AiaxaaaaF, tlsifd dam By HazxhAlrs Moses
fourth dsm hy Duke o. Bodfcrd. 9Th dan By
UniOo, stHsh dAs ~ fat.ore71 Dabster.
a1CHARDsON J. BRITToH-
asEe q
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Nc MANS NAME Is MORE INTIMATELY
- esnnsetsd with the history Of the MAteria
Me6iss Of the United States, or more favorshlv
knesa s. a pioneer Ia medical disooxsry than
thai q hr. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville. X. His
inimiisbAe preparation Of SArsaparilla has long
stoes A. se hssdef the various compounds Of thar
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Money and valuabIes,

They solicit eoutinaaaes Of f0F1asr GaFors. *
psciai care taken n the collection Of Bilis DRAFTS
Sotss, and the transportation o. email and yzluA-
BE packages.
All psrssns wishing 70 avail themselves Of tll
Acttiss 81 tie Express, obtain any dssirsd 10.
DrAtion In Reverence 70 the routes and detaiis q
the business At their once FfTst street. bst8sss
Main and Locust.
ia THOMAS GAITHKB, AEsnt.
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HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.
THts IL abe -nost dell xhtfai aad extraordinary
arfisle ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt
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Ing beauty imparting the marble parity Of youth,
aud ghe distAgae appearance Inviting N tbs city
bells % fashion. II removes tan, frccKle4, pin
pies aud nughHsss fryfn the skin, leaving the
riexion fresh. Transparent and sme0th. IL son-
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address al orders 20
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