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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-14


Of peaches apples and all other tree fruit equal 70 tho
best she has yielded In more golden times
TRANSPORTATION AND LABOR.
Superadded to her other sources OF imp0verishment,
Virginia has to contend with formidable obstacle "a
progression and industry In the wofu condition OF her
means OF transportation which are scan al cxorbtan'
rates people who have means Another obstacle
centred In the arrangements OF her labor systcm They
who In positions know say that the government Ia
right to state that many influential virginans, who hold
the interests OF the State paramount 10 Others declare
themselves dissatisfied with the steps taken TO the for
warding OF either instrument Of industry
No other State In the South has great number OF
Intelligent and partially educated negroes NJ Virginia.
II Is held that this population is aud will continue an
impeachment 10 all equitable adjustments Of labor and
employment under the new order OF things. II IL
also claimed that the only safe way 10 remedy the
evils thence flowing, and likely 70 accrue, ID
10 leave the settlement OF the matter 70 the plant.
under such restrictions the authorities OF the
State may see ht to impose One OF the most striking
features in the transportation difficulties 10 the enormous
asked for such wagonage horse hire for ordinary
traffic or travel be furnished. This too, In the
face OF the TACT that money can hardly be had a. all
Something OF the spirit Is influencing the labor
market wherever the terms are cash. Tho derange-
mens In these two acknowledgement and labor
even than the scarcity Of capital and the
OF EFFORT consequent tho Tho thought OF u per
vades the inhabitants with gloomy dependency into
which ray OF hope from Washington alone can b nuns
with effect
now rHs LEADING sxcxroMsrs FEEL
On The whole vrsinia- dospoilcd Of her prosperity,
lions dutlfu State. Her Wisss and Pryos and ell
her ardent seccssionsa n not satisfied Al the result Of
their srugge-and, soosh 70 say there nothing elss
than what should having therein the fruit has borne
not the least eager earnest 70 yet the disorder u
rights whether u will be proper or prudent 70 sufeI
them 10 cooperate until they have gone through mors
penitentia exercises than they have yet endured
question which the people Of the State discuss without
deciding on its wisdom propriety They seem dis
posed TO wait events, and have had enough Of jump
ing rash conclusions even In argument They and tn
state are prosrre, aud will be some time before rsou
peration Is complete for both.
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What fortune, ifany, may you possess?
Anasror LOnlxr O fhousand n0unda,

What fortune, ifany, may you possess?.
Answer, Only o thousand pounds
'Luckey again. muttered he 'One
more question, the last and most impor.
tant one, will, if you allow me, make
to You in o letter of explanation, which
having read, I trust you will not be SO
cruel as to refuse your aid. May write
to y0u or not?'
This was not to be answered at once or
without consideration.
4 do not press you now, but hope To
have your favorable answer to my earnest
request when you leave the cloak room,
said he returning to my mothers side
What an odd circumstance! Did ever
q g1rl have such astrange partner
Thought of little else but him and his
funny question for the rest of the night
The more thought about it, the more
reluctant l felt to refuse his explanations
and before the time for our departure
arrived, l had resolved to accept bis
proposal Of writing to me. He might
say what he pleased, but / was free
agent still, and would take care not tc
commit myself to any thing. Icould tel
my parents about it at some future time
but there could be no harm in receiving
letter. l had made up my mind that
having heard so much, I would know
more; and when, on leaving the CLOAK
room, encountered my hero of the night
/ acceded to his urgent request. Their
hastily repeated.
L return to London in day or two,
said he. and you shall receive aletter be
fore start
can scarcely describe how strangely
felt all the next day. l could hardly
believe that had not been dreaming
that there was no reality in the affair
At all events, my partner must have beer
playing me practical joke. should
of course get no letter. But | should
have felt disappointed if none had arri
we'd, and I passed that and the next day
in state of feverish expectancy. Al
last the looked-for epistle came, and tear
ing it open, I read the explanation which
ran thus:
70 BE CONTINUED.
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New York MnrkCi,
fRy Telegraph.

by Telegraph
NEW YORK, August l6.
COTTON-Firmer and more active at 4t244
closing firm at A.
FL0UR-l5325c better with more doing; de
mand is in part speculative; s6 eon % for eStrS
State; 90 5Jds Is extra X. ii. o. g sDdiU ~ fol
trade brands, market closing firm, with no sell
ers at inside quotations. Included in sales arc
5000 bbls extra State for last half of September
at 800.
WHISKY-Firm and in fair demand; West
ern g 1920.
WHEAT-2d3c better, 81 As for Chicago
spring; 81 40 for Milwaukee club; 81 49dl % fol
amber Milwaukee, s292 % for winter red West
ern; g l0d2 l2 for amber Michigan g IL fol
new amber state, and 81 l5aa 81 for Whit
Western.
RYE-Quiet and without decided chau1c.
CORN--Ic better; 90 Ior unsOunii lH9! iol
sound mixed Western
OATS-Steady, dull at 6j for Western
COFFEE-Dull
SUGAR-Steady; Cuba Muscovado I2sGl39
Havana II.
MOLASSES-D
W0OL-Dull.
PETROLEUM-Firm at 81 for crude, and 49,
80 for refined in bond; 63d1l do. free.
PORK-Dull and lower, new mess closing al
s32 cash. s30Q30 81 for 1864 do; S24 for prime
Also 800 bbls. new mess August aud Scpccm
Der sellers and buyers option at s3l % II ~
BEEF-Quiet and steady at s50l -.
CUT MEATS-Shoulders II; hams 90.
BACON-Duli
LARD-Steady at 23i.
BUTTER-Quiet at q az. for Ohio, and Ii l"'
State.
CHEESE-Firm at la IL
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Wheeling Retail Market.

KIUA1 Z ENINE' 13II2 to
BUTTER-25c perlb.
CORN MEAL-30c per peck.
POTATOES-25c per peck.
BROOMS-40050c.
CANDLES-20625c.
MOLASSES-,.N. o. 81 50 per gal: Syrups 81 2;
al 50; Sorghum 1901 on.
CHEESE-English Dairy 25c; Western Re
serve 25c Pine Apple 37t
FLOUR-2 rs per sack of 40 lbs; or :lo per BIB
for best brands.
SUGAR-Brown, ito 2oc Crushed, % to Bic
Coffee, 22c.
TEAS-Grsen, Il 75asa 10; Blacl Il 5)i3: 10
COFFEE-Prime article, 31!a4Uc per lb.
PROvISIONS-Sugar Cnrsd Hams BIC per 10
Shoulders and dcs PC; Dried Beet Soc Beet
Tongues 40a6oc.
S5AP-Cmcinnati German 1910; Wheeling 10
l2c: Family soap HE
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
FRIDAY Evening, August ls

FRIDAY EVENING, August IL
FLOUR-Verv firm; considerable demand;
sales at S9d9 503l0.
WHEAT-In demand at 81 75d2 90
OATS-Nominal at So.
CORN-Firm and in steady request at 55660.
SUGAR-Good demand; Porto Rico l4t0l6,;
crushed, powdered and granulated %, Coffee
81; B. do. 90.
MOLASSES- Orleans 81 15dl2d
SYRUPS-At 9ocDsl D
COFFEE-33c.
BACON.P. ain Hams q; 5. Cured and can.
vassed 80; Shoulders l5., excited and in limited
supply.
OfLS-Lard oil decided advance; 81 10 for No
L. Is extra No refined Carbon quiet and
sales at 20.
SALT-Ohio River 81 10; Table "a 25.
BUTTER-Plenty at Ice.
EGGS-Not much doing atl2ic
LARD-23024c in tierces.
WOOL-Considerab has been sold during the
last week from 60 to 65.
HAY-sl4 per ton loose.
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Cincinnati Market
lBy Telegraph


CINCINNATI, August L.
FLOUR-Firmer; higher grades a shade il
favor of sellers; supertne $sas IS; common I.
good extra 90 5Oas IS; trade brands s94a 20
and family and fancy So 1000 so.
WHEAT-Firm; new 81 cool g, according
to quality; old 81 Osa2 IL for red no white offer
ing.
CORN-Unchanged
OATS-Dullat 3sdtu for new; old %.
RYE-90.
BARLEY-Quiet; not much Offering
WHISKY-Firm at - 49, holders not willing
to sell at less than S220 e..
PROyISIONS-The feelisg better.
BULK MEATS-Improved demand exists
chiefly for shoulders $50 600 lbs. sold at lJ loose
bacon shoulders l6; sides IL, with fair demand
Country bulk meats at AT for shoulders, and II
for clear sides.
LARD-In active demand at %
MESS PORK-Held at ga, with sales OF 2ot
pounds
GROCERIES, Steady.
GObD-sl 43i.
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SIMON KEIM,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES,
Brandies, WHISTLES, &c, go Market. Street,
Wheeling, Va.
would invite the special attention!.ot city and
country dealers, and the public generally, to
call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. sep2O
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CHARLES SIEBKE,

y FANCY DYER AND SCOURER, South
Street near the B. e. o. r. r. Depot, Wheeling,
W. Va. All kinds of Shawls, Ribbons, and eve
~ description of Silks and Wooden Goods, exc
cuted ON short notice and OH reasonable terms.
This is the first and best Steam Dying Estab-
lishment in the Western States sepn0
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COMPREHENSIVE.
20. W. SMITH. JOHN TEIcR. JOHN CHS
COMPREHENSIVE.

HAVE THIsDAY ASSOCIATES
L WITH ME JOHN TEICE and JOHN GLIB:
SON, in my Brewery, Mailing and Hop business
The business will be hereafter conducted un.
der the title and style of Geo. W. Smith & Co
Ny new partners have been many years in my
employment and have Thorough knowledge Of
evey branch of the business, and my trade gen.
sralH. GEO. W. SMITH.
WuEzMa Jan. 8 1865 fan
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SWAMI HOUSE,
j. & G.. BAYHA,

ID BAKERY, Market Street opposite the
Washington Hail. a few doors above Monroe
Street keep constantly on hand full assort'
ment of the above articles.
LY Their wagon runs constantly to all parts
OF the city with Bread, Crackers, Rusks, Cakes,
etc. sep20
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JACOB GROSSCLOs,

Successor to Probe &. Grosscfos)
MANUFACTURER OF BUGGIEs,
M CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS. &c, &c,
No 10 Market Street, keeps constantly on hand
and manufactures to order, all kinds of work in
his line of business Particular attention given
to repairing.
R-Second hand Carriages and Buggies Tor
sale sep2U
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P. E. ZINN,

ERgITERER e. CONFECTION-
Il Err, Bridge Corner Wheeling, W. Va,
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign Fruits,
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer OF Refined
Candy.
Wedding and other parties furnished on short
notice and accommodating terms sepo0
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LAUGHLIN's
OLD HON E BITTERs,
PRIDE OF VIRGINIA
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
To Cure Dyspepsia
Use the Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home Bitters
For Heartburn and Flatulencs
For Heartburn and Flatuleucs
For Heartburn and Flatulencs
For Heartburn and Flatulence
Use the Old Home Ritters
Use the Old Home Bitters
Use the Old Home Bitters.
Use the Old Home Bittsrs.
Loss Of Appstite
Loss of Appetite
Loss Of Appetite
Loss Of Appetite
Restored by Old Home Bitter,
Restored by Old Home Bitters.
Restored by Old Homo Bitters
Restored by Old Home Bitters
The Weak made Strength
The Sick made Welliii
The Old made Young
The Depressed are Frightened ~
The pale cheek CLOVIS with Health
BY using Old Home Bitters.
BY using Old Home Bttors
By using Old Home Bitters
By using Old Home Bitters.
IL always gives satisfaction.
It does what we claim
1t sells rapidly.
IL is the only cure for Dyspepsia
Ii is good Tonic for Fevers
til good Appetizer.
1t isgood for acidity OF Stomach
1t is q healthy stimulapt.
1t is chemically compo anded.
IL is an elegant Preparation.
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally
Manufactured only by
LAUGHLINS * BUSHFIEgD
iu2s Wheeling, W VI
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New York Money Market.

by Telegraph .t
New YORK. August Is
MONEY. Rather more steady at per cent
STERLING-Firm at 81 09!al 09s
GOLD-Firm; opening at 81 42i aud closing
" ~ fot. - 49,. -. - tsk..E----
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All yearly ADVERTISEMENTS payapie quarter
all other advertisements payable In advance.
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PUBLIC SALE.
NOTICE.
LxrmEREAs. THE sTOCKuOIp.

WHEREAS, THE STOCKuOI D..
w Frs of The Belmont Iron Works Compa
nv OF Wheeling, West Virginia, at n moctn-
held at the Office OF said corporation in the cit
of Wheeling on the 10th July, 1855, passed tia
following resolution TO wit
WHEREAS the resolution reauiring tho a,,.,,
ment and paymen! of three hundred and 40,
dollars per share, to make good the loss OF cap.
tai resulting on the operations OF the corp0ri
ton since Jan 9TH 1855 not having an mali
nous vote aud therefore not being adopted .
Is hereby
Re;olcsd That this corporation shall i,yI1
tnue its business and go into immediate h4g
daton in accordance with the 10th section
the Act Of the Legislature Of West Virgin
passed October 10th, 1883, regarding corpOr4
tons and the board OF directors OF said corp
ration il hereby authorized aud directed 10 pro
coed forthwith to close aud settle up its busueN
as soon as practicable, in accordance with aid
section of said act and that the real estate 49,
appurtenancy and chattcl property shall be- 'I.i
Oh OF before the LIST day OF September next
We, the undersigned appointed by said OoLI
OF directors a committee 10 carry out ,Sii 70
luton
WILL SELL AT AUCTION.
AT the front door of tho Court House, In the "a,
OF Wheeling on Tuesday, the 2ld day OF Angus
ls65 sale tOcOmmenCe al 10 o'clock a. m all tL4
valuable real estate and appurtenances In III .,.
Ward Of the city OF Wheeling known as
The Belmont Iron Works
and Nail Factory,
Bounded az follows west by the Ohio I,sf
north by Division street east by Main street
and south by the property OF Messrs CaldWs
s Lancaster.
ALSO, the Coal Mine in said Ward, H,s
worked by said corporation, and the rl'ls.,
connecting said mine and the rolling mill
ALSO the real estate and coal property h
longing to said corporation In and adjolbiay
South Wheeling, including that recently pO.
chased Of DIR. j c. Campbell and the chooses b.
action connected Herewith and n town lot- D.
south Wheeling lately and heretofore purcbl--i
Of the II. & NJ. Bank and others, and Lot NJ
IN Caldwelfs addition TO the city OF Whselm.
southeast corner Of Main and Division streets
with five tenements thereon
II being understood, that the purchaser OF pui
chasers Of said real estate and appurtensnrei
shall also purchase AL the stock, materials, toob
and chattel property Of every description in A1i
about said Belmont Iron Works AZ the yaluaiios
OF three disinterested persons
TERMS-0ne. third cash 0ne.tLird 10 tSg
months, one.tbird In four months with iBteIe'
from day Of sale, deferred payments TO be sai,
factorily secured
HENRY, MOORE
J. r. GILCHRISI
J. ID. DUBOIS
For Directors of Belmont Iron Works Coz
pany.
july22 al
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r. n LEE M d.
MICHAEL J. ROHAN

Nl KET STREET, between the Custom
House and the Little Suspension Bridge. Non.
umental work Of al kinds made to order. CITY
aud country orders win b met with promptnsss.
apl5ly
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JOHN L. HARGREAVES,

nKALE Il IN READY MIXED
~ PAINTS, GLASS, SASH, and PUTTY.
Gilt and Rosewood Picture Frames and Vent
tian Blind Manufacturer, No. SO Main Street
Wheeling, W. Va sep20
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WILL SELL AT AUCTION

Al the front door Of tho Court House, In the "a,
OF Wheeling on Tuesday the 2ld day OF Angus
ls65 sale tOcommence at 10 O'Clock a. m all III
valuable real estate and appurtenances In III "a,
Ward Of the city OF Wheeling known az
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MRS. @. ZIMMER,
NTANUFACTURE ALL KINDS
No 162 Market streeh East side, q few doors
south of the Market House, Wheeling, W. Va.
ianlO-6m
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LATER.
NEW YORK, August ls.-Gold quoted at 81 AT,
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WIN. LAUCHLIN,
MANUFACTURER AND DEAL.
l Err in all kinds of TOBACCO, SNUFF
| AND CIGARS, Wholesale and Retail, No. 8
Monroe street, Wheeling, Va jel4-3m
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-02
PROSPECTUS OF
THE ATLANTIC EOR 1865

The Number fer January, Sos begins the Fifteenth
Volume of tie Atlantic Monthly. The publishers
state thar they have made such arrangements for
the coming ear will convince their read ers that
they intend to maintain the present position nd
poppa1sty,of their magazine. They can now an.
nonnce dehniely the follown fea lures of the New
Mis- HARRrsr BxscHsR srowF win contribute a
new series of Domestic Papers, with the tit lie Of .'he
DOMAIN, g. Mitchell, author Of "Reyeriess of q
bachelor, will begin in an early number story
withthe title of"Dr. Johns" : - r.. +. -
PRoF GoLBwfN SMrIf, OF the Univ ersity of Oxford
hasengaged to write regularly during the year, D q
topics ofnterest to American readers. -s@a''@ .
PROF AGASsIz has in preparation another series oil
his interesting and valuable Scientific Papers
eNATHANfEL III, wTuoR Es PKpeRs furnish some
scenes from his unfinished work, tThe DolIiver Ro-
nance (which will appear In the coming Volume.
tFITZ-HrGH LUDLOW viii continue lis admirable
Sketches of travel and adventure. - s.
1dsoRGE AUGUSTUS SALA, thew ell-knawn novelist
and magazfnist will contribute seri es a. papers
similar to those written by him in Dickens House
hold Words una IAN the Year Round.' The first
paper VIII be sketch of George Gruikshatlk. Fog ~
Mr. and Mrs S. C. HALL will contribute TO the now
Volume Memories Of Authors they have know L. in
Guiding many interesting "reminiscences of Moore
and other literary celebrities. sg-- arv..-y
The author ofs'Ten Acres Enough will furnish The
Atlantic with regular articles of srkingly original
charactex.
In addition to the fe .tures above enumerated d,
other interesting 1es are in preparation. The mag
azine will sill be favored with constant contribu-
tions from its regular STAFF of writers whose names
are familiar to the reading public as those of the
First american Auth0rs s
! The Atlantic will continue to furnish to it's read
ers the best Essays, Sketches Poems Stories Poiti-
cal and Historical Papers, and Miscellany of all
kinds which American talent supply.
TERMS OF THE ATLANTIC.
siagle Subscrptions-s4 90 per year.
Club Hates-Two copies for 81 five copies, BIG;
ten copies, $50, and each additional copy, IS. For
every club Of twenty subscribers an extra copy will
he furnished gratis. or twenty -one copies fos 500.
Postage-The postage on the Atlantic is twenty
four cents per ye r, and must in ali be paid
at the office where it is received. -,r .-.,-- --
CLUBBING WITH "0Bk YeuSG Folks "-The Atlantic
and "0ur Young Folks" will he furnished to one ad-
dress for Five Dollars per year.
- s'iiE g1e TlCKN0R FIELDS, Publishers,
NJ, Dec Is 1864. aa y ~ Boston, Mass.
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( RMLRDADS.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL
Great Central Route 10 New York
New England aud the Canadas

on and after Sunday Oct sist 1861 trains leave the
Great Central Union Depot, foot Of Lake street, as
follows: -t.
600 A. NJ, Sundays excepted) arrive Detroit 5ss
p M; Toronto GOO a. m; Suspension Bridge S:50 a.
M. Buffalo 80 a. ~; Albany 400 p. M; New YORK
1880 p. M; Boston II so a. M
$50 q. m. Saturdays cxcepted,) arrives, Detroit
6:l5 a. m; Toronto 500 p M Suspension Bridge 5oo
p. m; Buffalo $50 M; Albany ESQ a. AZ; New York
100 p. M; Boston $3.50 D. M
1900 p. m. saturdays and sundays excepted) arr.
Detroit 1000 a. M; Toronto 30 m; Sus Bridge92O
m; Albany $40 a M; N Y.3.30p m; Boston 300 IN.
CINcGNNATI TRkINs--ryia the Michigan Central X. X.
leave Chicago at 600 u, m. Mail Train; els p. m.
Fast Express. The els m. train leaving Chic go
runs through to Cincinnati without change OF cars or
baggage ~
ssg% Ruttan's pateet entflating and Warming APP.
paratus on all cars of this Company
ssS~ An elegant smokers car, with euchre tables,
has lately been added 10 our day trans
Patent Sleeping night trains. Baggage
check ed through. Through tickets for sale at all
principal Railroad Offices in the West, at the Genar-
al Office, of Lake and Dearborn streets, Gun
der the Trement House) Chicago, and OF the Depot.
r. N. RICE, General Supt.
H. c.. WENTWORTH, Genl west'n Pass. Agent,
: Dec /. 1864 -737I6E Z Chicago.
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ASfhut alhN1rN Sroar." - Perhaps the
opinion Of The President on Gen. Thomas
great victory before Nashville may be OF in
terest. ln
"Mr. President" said friend to him
"there isn't much left of Hoods army, is
there?" s3n
well, no. Medl /; |. think Hoods army is
about in the FIX Of Bill Sykes dog, down in
Sanganon county Did you ever hear it ~
Ofcourse the answer was never"
cWeh, Bill Sykes had.a long yalyer dog.
that was forever getting into the neighbours
meat houses and chicken coops Tacy had
tried 70 kill it a hundred times, hut the dog
was always toe smart Tor them Finally one
of them got a.bladder of raol AMI tilled /, I
with powder. tying the neck aronnta pi ce
of punk. When he saw the dog commits. lie
fred This puck, split open hot biscuit AM
put the bledder in, then buttered al nicely
and threw it out. The dog swallowed it a,
gulp. Pretty soon there was an explosion |!
The head of the dog lit on the porch. the
fore-legS caught Straddle in the fence, the,
hind less tell into the ditch, and the rest of
the dog lay around loose! Pretty soon Bill
Sykes cahc along, and the neghbor said,
''Bih, I guess there'ao't much Of that dog
of yourn left. "Well, no." said Bill, II see
plenty of pieces but ! guess that dog, as a
dog, amt Of much more account ~ Just so,
Mediil, there may lie fragments of Hoods
army around. hut guess that dog. as a dog.
amt of much more aecountr"'- WaM Ger.
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HAtIlR REST, Ora III Voc

Theasto eishipg Preparatioas nsthe IIair black
TO it Qrsgfpaf color aft hav gbecome gray, and
renstatssfh all it's original health Iuster softness
and Dandrnl from the scalp, and
alunpleasant Itching. IL viii also cure Cutaneous
Erurtions, Tetter. &cs, and hence
creates perfectly healthy condition ofthe Scalp by
aeang asa StisiuIant and Tonic 10 the organs sup
PLYING the eoloring matter TO tne Hair, completely
restoring them to their Original vigor and health
linus preventing all tendency to.become gray. =;
IT also preventsthe Hair from becoming unhealthy
andfailing of, and papses 1t to- grow and thicens
whereitis gone by resuscitating the organs
,ry 70 supply nuirihient and coloring natter q
Thousapd DIS ofSolders in the Army have testified to
the sboye, who had become gray and lost their Hair
by SICKNESS, change OF climate, and inattsnten,.
while performing camp duty.
n restorative and Dressing, has no equal.i no
For sale by Peter Gtecht, Druggist, Ot.umwa, and
'by Druggists generally " '5lelst2 8o7A fl5 Iro
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EDDD NE MS

wishto make Unknown to the public that have
engaged the services of an accomplished eastsrs
Photographs, who will take the
o sLA7ESTS71LES OF PHOTOGRAPHS. = ~
which areso much admired. ,ail upon all those z
that wish to have their Photographic Albums ornA
mented with hne Photographs, TO give us call.
also wishto announce to the people, and espec. II
ally to my old customers that have dis nsed with
ii hands and have resumed the - 7ht i.iS2
AMBROTNPE Esq asi
myself, and expectto do usticeto all who wish 70
call u ION me for pictures. Don't forget the place
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