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The AtInntic TeIcgrnph cable.

NEW YORK, July ia private let
ter from Mr.. Cyrus ". Field states that
the Great Eastern would probably leave
the More ON the 18th and Nalcntia ou
the 18th of July. All Representatives
of the press of England, America and
France are To- be- excluded from the
Great Eastern during the laying of the
cable, the Telegraph Construction Com
panv having charge of the undertaking,
believing this course necessary, as
some members of the press might enter
into conversation with the engineers
and thus distract their attention from
their highly important duties. \ jour
nal of the trip and its results Will,
however. bee furnished the associated
press Immediately upon the arrival OF
the Great Eastern at Hearts Content,
and connection being made with the
shore at that terminus of the line. As
the cable across the gulf of ~. Law
renee. between Cape Breton and New
Fouudlaud Island, is now out of order,
for the first time i'm seven or eight years,
Il is probable the messages from and 10
the cable will have To be sent across the
gulf hv a steamer, which will delay the
press reports from four 10 six hours.
Should there be enough of the Atlantic
Gable TO stretch across the gulf, eighty
miles, which is confidently expected,
il will. we understand, be Immediately
laid. and thus, i'm "a few days, not only
restore the continuity of New Found
land, but the two continents in uninter-
ruptcd telegraphic communication.
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Sending Soldiers Home.

NEW YORK, July l9.-Thc Herald's
Washington special says: The few re-
naming regiments in the "a Division
9th Army Corps, were discharged FROM
the service yesterday. Gen. G.. Griffin,
commanding the division, and his staff,
left for their homes. The work of send
ing off regiments and detachments of
veterans to be mustered out is still
steadily progressing under the superin-
tendence of the officers Of Mai. General
Augur's Department Yesterday the
number of returning soldiers received
and forwarded to their homes from the
Superintendent and Commissioners of
the Soldiers Rest, ut the depot, was
$500. The last of the old Army of the
Potomac, except WilcOX's division of
the 9th corps, will start home To be mus
tered out Of service. WilcoN's division
will remain here TO perform garrison
duty until relieved by one year men,
now on their way from the Shenandoah
Valley
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Opening Communication In Georgia
demanded 10 Fort jurisdictions
from Savannah.

NEW YORK, July l9.-lhe steamer
Nevada brings Savannah dates 10 the
18th. The Herald publishes an order
from Gen. Steedman, opening commu-
nication with the Department of Geor-
pia. Gen. BrannOn is made comman-
der of the district of Savannah.
Mr.. Trenholm, rebel Secretary OF the
Treasury, was remanded TO Fort Pu-
lasli on the 18th. He had been per
mitted tovisit Hilton Head and Charles
ton under parole and without guard.
The receipts of cotton at savannah
were II. 500 bales and "a bales Of domes-
ties.
A man named Moore, IA member OF
company b, oath Iowa, was killed by
lightning on the 18th.
The Republican has an article show
ing savannah to be very healthy and
attributes this condition TO the sanitary
measures adopted by the military Off
GERS i'm command there. The city is in
tested bv the desperadoes released from
the Penitentiary 10 90 in the rebel army.
The extensive burglary at the store of
John G.. Maker & Co., is attributed 10
these thieves. Within two weeks be
tween three and four hundred bales Of
cotton are expected from the interior.
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Reunion of Turner's SOcie ties---ThC
Bridge al Cincinnati---The Laws al
Tennessee 10 be ObeYed.

CINCINNATI, July l9.-The CONNER
cial saws: There is to be grand re-
union of all the Turner'S Societies i'm
this city next September, the first re-
union of the kind ever held i'm America.
The piers Of the suspension bridge
across the Ohio are nearly completed.
The wires will Dee suspended in short
time. The span of the bridge is one
thousand and tifty-Sevcn feet, the long
est span i'm the country.
Nashville dispatches state that Presi-
dent Johnson has expressed determi-
nation that the laws passed by the
Tennessee legislature shall be obeYed,
and that all Illegal voters in approach
inc the election shall be kept from the
polls.
GOV. Johnson, of Georgia, addressed
a large audience AT Atlanta on Monday.
lie speaks at Macon to-day. From
thence he will go TO Milledgcville 10
enter upon the discharge of his official
duties.
The rebel General Cheatham arrived
at Nashville yesterday.
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The Latest News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Late WaShingtOnNewS
Prominent Petitioners For
Pardon.
Interesting From South Carolina.
Troops Being Mustered Out.
Health of jeff. Davis Failing
The Atlantic Telegraph Cable
Gold Closed at l43.
Troops Being Mustered Out.
Health of Jeff. Davis Failing
The Atlantic Telegraph Cable
Gold Closed at l43.

PardOns Applied for ana PardOns
Granted---NO PASSES Required for
NegrOes---Thc south Carolina Dele
cation.
NEW YORK. July l9.-The Times
Washington special says:
Among the applicants for pardon re-
ceiVed since Yesterday are Governor
Letchcr. of Virginia, j. ID. Dcbrow, the
Spottswood brothers, of Richmond. and
Harry Gilmore, the rebel raider and
robbcr. now under indictment az Buiti-
more for treason.
Among the prisoners pardoncd to-
day are III. NJ. Stafford, member of the
rebel Congress for Virginia, and John T..
Ballard, owner of the Ballard House,
Richmond, recently seized under the
conhscation act Ballard has been here
in person TO attend 10 his ease. Also C..
Rufn. son of the old scccssionist who
recently blew his brains out, and DR.. j.
j. Waring, formerly of this city, and
owner of some of the finest dwelling
houses i'm Washington. lie will now
get the benefit OF the high rents of his
property.
Ii should he understood that neither
the tone nor the spirit of the orders re-
Gently issued by Generals Granger,
Custar and others, which require ne
groes TO have passes from their employ
crs, are approved either by General
Howard or the Secretary of War. Cen
eral Howard will soon issue, by dircc-
ton OF the Secretary, AN order saving
substantially that in all parts of the
South no other passes shall Dee required
of negroes desiring TO travel than are
required of other persons.
The South Carolina delegation, head
ed 10y Governor Perry, who arrived last
evening, are here for the purpose of Tee
procuring the pardon Of themselves,
and number of others, 10 set the State
government i'm motion. They will also
desire 10 talk the situation over with
President Johnson To see ii there is not
some particular panacea that will do
tor South Carolina's peculiar ills.
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Sprtial 4lotirrS.
ryrRY an SIrOIID Isl

HALLS VEGETABLE SIClLIAN HAIR
RENEWER-Tha splendid preparation for
the Hair, which is fast becoming No popular,
and ~ much cnquiIed for.
No one who has used il will ever give up
10, use.
II is Vegetable Compound and contains
no injurious properties whatever.
twill restore Gray Hairto It's original color
10 will prevent the Hair from falling out.
10 make, the Hair tO grow ON Bald Hcli.
II cleansc> the Scalp and makes the Hair
soft, and lu>tuus and -Ilkcn.
10 i~a splendid Hair Du>-ing.
10 is recommended and used hy the tI
medical authority iu thc country.
BE- particular 90 ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR kENEWER, us there o. %
worthless imitation ln the market.
For sale by all Druggists.
n. T. HALLS Co, Propnet"r,
Nashua, y. u.
T.WLOG 60. and LOGAN, LIST s.
90. Wheeling. ". Va, Wholesale Agent.
JULIEN
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New YorI. Market.

NV YORK, July ".
MoLASSE>-Quiet; Porto Rico ot 72'
Duh; 32l, forcrudr; 5lD
53 for refined n bond; refined free 81
oil
HoPs-Firm at lO635.
PoRK-Quict and iirmer; 3O,jo@5l.-
37s{ for new mess. closing at 81 uJ
cash; 81, UUM21,jO for 1851 do; -, 80
@23,O0 for prime, and SD. 250 2i,.j Tor
prime mess. Also, $50 hbls. new mess
for August, sellers option, at $500.
BEEF-Quiet; SlUNl4 for plain mess;
and Sl2N ~ for extra mess.
LARD-Quict and firm at IT, .W2-i-r.
BUTTER-Quict and unchanged.
CHEESE-Quiet al StLlGc for common
To prime
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Mn,ements of Troops.

FORTRESS MONROE, July ls.-Ihr
steamer Columbia arrived from city
Point for Baltimore. with the 65th HI
nOis regiment, bound home. This reg
iment numbers l,O2l men, other regl-
ments having been consolidated in b..
The steamers Northerncr and Robert
Morris have also arrived from tItN
Point, bound To- Baltimore. with troops
on board.
The steamer Jolis, from City Point,
has arrived with the 10th New York
heavy artillery un board
The steamer Conway has arrived from
Richmond, bound to Washington. TIN,
will be her last "trip, as thcmail steamer
between Washington and Richmond
will bee discontinued, and the mails viii
20 by rail hereafter.
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Son YorI. MoncN MnrI.ct.

NEW YORK, July lH.
MONEY market active active and firm
al q per cent. ON call loans.
STERLING ENcIfANGE-Dull at los tt
100 for gold and for first class bills
GOLD-Ilcavy. unsettled and lower,
opening at l42i-; advancing 10 lI3 .
dccliniugt ~ 81. and closing nj az 10.
GOVERNMENT SruCRs-Without dee
cided change. l.. :. Treasury BIO,
99Ai; 100 coupon, los; G's 81 coupons,
1879.
RAILROAD STOCKS-Clcveland and
Pittsburgh. 6jI %; Fort Wayne, 95f-.
NEW NoER July l9.-Gold Tonight
AZ
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south Carolina Planters BEGINNING tO
Look in the Right Direction---PrOs-
poets of an Abundant Crop in that
State---III-fceIing i'm Charleston.


NEW YORK, July lq.-The Hcrald's
/ Charleston correspondent says: That
the majority Of the South Carolina
planters, though so recently the most
.uncompromising advocates Of slavery,
have already begun To- look ON emanci-
patton as really "a benefit to them, and
are inclined To the opinion that COM
pensated labor will i'm the end hc far
more profitable and satisfactory to the
land owners of that State generally.
All the principal South Carolina crops
excepting rice. are represented rs yield
ing abuudautly this year. The rice
cultivation has been much neglected
owing To the disorganization and con-
fusion incident 10 the change from the
slave 10 the free labor system.
There is considerable ul-ieeling i'm
Charleston between the soldiers and the
citizens, and there has recently been
some breaches Ofthcpeacc, i'm which the
cOlorcd people of tho city as well as the
colorcd troops, have been mixed up
Gen. Bennett, post commuuduut, has
consequently found 10 necessary To is
sue especial orders of a pretty stringent
character, requiring all citizens TO de
liver mp firearms i'm their possession. To-
refrain from asSemblagcs and noisy
demonstrations i'm the streets, and re-
main at their homes after : o'clock i'm
the evening. The soldiers are also re-
minded of their duties, and warned
against the preparation of any ont
RACES or the exhibition of diScourtesv
To the people.
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The Commercial college Convention.

CHICAGO, July Ig-Ihc Nlli0uU
Commercial College Convention closes
its eight days session with banquet
the one thousand invited guests aye
Senator Trumbull, Hon. VIM. b. Os-
den, Gen. Garfield and Gen. j. u. Web
stcr. The late Convention has disposed
OF the large amount Of business Sy--
tcmatizing commercial education. DO
has been e success. II. ID. Strattou,
Esq, of y. Y, was chosen President of
The International chnIn Of culleg.-.
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age.
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Inc only Safc and JtriHn Iure Tor
DIARRHEA, pNSENIERl, FLJN, sun
MIR COMPLAINT.


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mHE PROPRIETORS OF THIS TRULY
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prhIIc with "a mu ledge of its superior
merit CNerany remedy OF like character ever
before introduced. 10 has been used with the
most lerfecCu fccfzs IN thousands OF cases, irhefe
0U oibeT Rl.msdie, haze ftH,d Gases Of thron-
ic niauhWa OF wears standing, have been
cured los the use Of hC0 bottles. lhS remedN
has nerfr frflcd il n single uis'gUce, where the
disease has bafiled the skill of even the most
Sliilluil physicians.
KHAFr's DtARBHG:A CoNroUND has been
I'M uSe for "a number of years and 10y DO, timely
ala has saved the lives of hundreds.
This medicine Is purely Scientihc prepafa-
ton. and is prepared with the greatest Eau
Fvcry traveller should have a bottle Of the
pTARRHuA COMPOUND.
Fvcrv soldier viii find 10 invaluable.
No Family should be without o.
DO not hesitate 20 Try kBAFr's DIARRHGA
CoNpoUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
death.
READ THE FOLLOWING TEsTGMoNIAIs:
WHEELING, April 18th, 1853.
NcSsrs. McCABE. KRAFT & 60, GeuHemeu:-
Having used Kmfts Diauh0a Compound, for
Camp Diarrhoa, with which / have been
deepiv am ictcd for almost one month, all other
remedies tried hdring failed, and finding 10 not
only a present rcliCf but permanent cure, j
take pleasure IIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nl ~ NlN'
vorable notice ofall who may be alike atilicted
q. MARTIN,
Chaplain 18th W. Va. Infantry.
MoUNusvILLE. Marshall Co., W. Va.
MeSsrs McCAHE. KRAFT & Co., Gclhcn'eli'
Last summer. being iu Nashville, Tenn,
was attacked with "a severe DiauhWa. tired
the remedies of several physicians, hut Win
out any effect. was advised by my friends
10 come home. / was completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving 40 holne'
4 was advised % Try kruftS Diauhoa COM
pound. one bottle ~ % completely cluCd thc DIS
e1se and restored mn heath. ] am glad 10 re-
commend this valuable medicine 10 all al
. aicted with this terrible disease.
YOurS truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
] Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT & CO., Gentlemen:
Last summer I was attacked with very
severe Diauhpa, nom which i suffered Tor
some three weeks. ] tried various remedies,
I but was unable 10 check the disease. at last
procused "a bottle Of "kmftS DiarrhUa COM
hound" one bottle entirely cured ne disease
and restored me 90 my usual health. l take
pleasure i'm recommending this valuable med
/ icine. as I have proved Us virtues In my own
case and seen Il tried by Others with the same
good results. r. r. ADDISON,
Formerly Master Machinist b. & o. r. r.,
Wheeling. W. Va.
McCABE, KRAFT& Co, Wholesale Drug
I z lists, Wheeling, W. Va Sole PROJECTORS, Ia
whom all orders should he addressed.
For sale I'm Bridgeport by WEST MII'H-
ELL.
mayl3-6m
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Auction Sale of Coal.

NEW York, July l9.-M the auction
sale of Pittston coal this morning zO,mO
tons were disposed Of Compared with
the last sale prices were maintained
with an advance of from 10 TO - cents.
There were also sales of 10000 tons Of
coal. instead of JO,OO0as ex-
pected. owing to a strike IN the mines,
with a decline Of from 10 to % cents, eX-
cept stove coal, which brought an adj
vance of from 80 to 30 cents.
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ANineteen lionths' Cruise.

NEW YORK, July l9.-The United
states steamer Sebago, Lieut.. d. b.
Hanning commanding, arrived from a
nineteen months cruise in the Gull of
Mexico. She took part in the battle at
Mobile Bay and in the subsequent
bombardment of Fort Morgan, and in
later naval operations against the city
Of Mobile
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Coroner.s Innmcst.

BOSroN, July l9.-Thc Coroncr'~ I'M
quest on the murder Of the joyce chill
drcn has closed It's investigation. The
jury found tha, the murder, were COM
mitted by some person or persons Co the
jury unknown.
The examination Of Stewart, who i-
under arrest for the crime, is expected
To commence az Dcdham to-day.
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The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, July l9.-The bulls
are i'm a close quarter and are glad 10
sell ont at what they paid. The de
mond for customs is very active and
speculative transactions are merely
nominal. The quotations opened at
lI35. and closed at l43ls.
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cn1cArr.s mnNEY soAP.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, i'm such uni
yersaI demand, is made from the Choicest ma
terials. is MILD and EMUILIENT in It's ma
ture, FRAGRANTLN SCENTED, and oN-
tremeIy BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers marlrly
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Baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, July lg.-FlOur finn;
sales orwcstern extra at 500. Wheat
duh and declined jc. Corn steady,
supply light. Provisions buoyant--
Mess Pork at 50. Lard De. Whisky
firm al s2,lJ. Sugar buoyant stock
much reduced.
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Subscription Ir-.t
Nav D.. l~l pHIAuFI D.,
subscriptions win Del reviewed ny tne
F-lf National Bunk 0F Hfae'Hl.
flrf N1n1iOl BIHt Cf FI.ri0H.
Firgt National Bank .f prta-sitrT
>sao1I National En.t ~ Put.r,iurI
NrrHg, Bunk ef HIct'Hg.
el-1udtW
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Smithfeld Property for Sale,

TIIE SUBSCRIBERS WILL OFFER ~
private sale until the 9th inst. the proper
~ including what Is left Of the BRICK Man
SION, recently burned, lately occupied iN
Mrs Mary Fleming, i'm Smithhcll. JEFFERSON
county. Ohio consisting of several town lnl-.
Frame Housr and stabliug. Terms io,uii the
purchaser, either for cash on on time.
Ifnot previously disposed of 90 Privat" sale
the property Willie Offered 40 Public Aurllon'
on the premises, 10 the highest ana n,nl E!u-
der. on Saturday. July 10Th. isb2' or
further particular enquire "l c.,, OH
or DAVID FLEMING, Wellsbug, Va.
ing Ia.
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L. =. $50 SiV Per cent.
COLD BEARING BONDS.

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GOLD BEAhlNU bONOo.
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,.......rr.. denominations named win
asrm.y furnished upon r''.-p' of SUBJ
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interest," h s'i COIN 90, % i.' ,'.'.' ''.'..... ''
currency. ".' o..'.''.
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Et0in'e-e>- The payment I'M gold, hmade.
r he equivalent to Che currency interest oi
.re asllrrI,
ueu,uu ,o ,pgce payments. Boo tle event
o-vlea only VIII Che option to pay interest
1Gdt 1e av8Ied Of would so reduce aud
..eaHrs prices that purchases made with six
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DISSOLUTION.

THF firm Of Rhodes & Warheld is this day
dissolved by mutual'canSent either party
4 authorized 20 settle the books OF said firm.
T. =. RHODES,
WM. =. WAKEFIELD.
Bridgeport, o., June 18th, 1865.
+ p. Rhodes having purchased the stock
W y Warfeld, has associated with him ms
s0n. q. VI. Rhodes Tor the purpose of conunu-
inc the Wholesale Grocery and commission
business under the name and style OF r. Z.
Rhodes & son.
In retiring from the old firm ] thank my
friends for their patronage and trust they VIII
continue the same 10 the new.
mn an WNI $. WAKEFIELD.
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PHILADELPHIA, July l9.-Jay Cooke
reports subscriptions to-day to the 100
loan to the amount Of -, 25l, 800,
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The National Bank of West
Virginia,
m 80

n " ~ r. IL W.
lFu.F oF C0urrR0L'B OH uIE CURRENCY.
Washington. July Itn, l~3
AIHEBEA-. BIZ SATISFACTORY ENI-
w telce presented to the undcr gucd, 10
,I ~. y, -, ~ 80 ~, S,i.,..,i-
ing nm fue lItV of Wheeling. lu inc loun-
. M Ohio. ana STATE OF West Virginia. has
een duly un.au.zed under and according Co.
ul.uer.s oft tIe Act OF lIugre>e. enc
.e0 An aef f0 provide q National currency
.el HI pledge oft United states BONDS,
- DIVIDE tlrtne clrrt .1tlou ana reoeiup-
..ti approved June Ilt l'.i, ana
complied with am the provisions uf said
-,..leI l.lci fn necomplied with before come
-.-n-tl business OF Banking under said
,.-N.N. therefore Z. Freeman Clark, comp
q. INr luuaucT. do hereby certify tudi
=, National Rank of West Virginia,
~ meeting, u the CITY OF wheeling, ln
-.. u. OHIO. and state of west "
s-. l., authorized boz commence the hUsi-
RANKING under tle act aiore,lit
NN testimony whereof witness my
u.s. .ai.i Iul seal ui once This mn day
.". .uIt. I,ol.
FREEMAN CLARK.
tomptro Of thc Currency.
'.A,a WESTERN BNNg or NRsNIA.I
WHEELING. W. Va. july le. L4I
H. AND AFTER THE 8TH INST.
49, .lnh WlN De- succeeded uy The Ma
W5ai Hank OF West Virginia. az
."eeuing. leuosIt0rs and COMMANDMENTS
-gOt notified that balance of accounts
e., .uin~'tutd OBJ the new organization
drawn Drafts checks, &C. should boz
w.PAXTON. Prest
yi%Iw 'i1~'N LAMB cashier
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--latest ri0 Qrccllsfo,ru.

LIVERPOOL, July Sth.-Thc cotton
sales to-day were 5000 bales, of which
1000 were To Spectators and exporters.
The market closed dull and unchanged.
BREAFSTTFFS-Dull.
PRovIsIoNS-Quiet and steady.
LARD-StcadY.
LONDON, : +. M.-COnsOls closed at ~
CfgOL. Illinois Central, 81; Erie, ga
g2t5; L. :. 5-20's, 7l@7ll4.
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,nnAlArlr RLACKRERRY

nOc1<ING'S AROMATIC BLACKBERRY
X C0RDTAL Is acknowledged to bee the
hest incarnation Of Blackberry ever Offered 20
the public. Dauheo, DyseniefY ANA an DOW
III .bu1ugiuts are cured after few doses. Pre-
n,reJ and sold at T.. BOOKINGS Odd Eel
lows Hall Drug store. JNl'
TENDALLS AMBOLINE, SIEltll NpN
Il Nubro,ia. CanthnridM Hair Clos, Pha-
Ions Hair InVigOwtor, thr~todor9N h1I
PreserNauve. Jcrome's Han iolor re, l!fi-
tive and Invigomtor lieimsireets HAIR re
sf0ratiVe. Eureka Hair Restorative, MIXERS
Hair Inyigomtor MrS. Aliens Hair Rc>iourr,
e0ld nt T. BOOKINGS Odd Fellows lloll
Irna Slnnn.
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EANCN FANS,
II Wax Necklaces.
Trimming Ribbon,
Chcnele Gimp,
and other fancy goods received at the variety
stnra az ID. NICOLA BRO.
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NtH.E oF C0rWTHoL'U OF UIE CURRENCY
Washington July nth. 1855
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