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MARRIED.

BARNHARD-M00RE- the Goth ut., at the
residence of the brides parents, in Bedford town
ship, by Rev Mr. Essiek, Mr.. David A. Barnhard
and Miss Malinda Moore
TRUCKMAN-DULL-0n the goth ult., by
Rev n skyles, Mr.. Charles Struckman and
Miss Sarah E. Dull, both of Schellsburg.
CLARK-PRICE-0n the 18th ult.. by the Rev.
G.. C. Probst Mr. Simon Clark, of Monroe town
ship, TO Mrs. Sarah Price, of West Providence.
GIENGER-SH VES-0n the 9th ult., by
the same, Mr.. Jacob Gienger, of Fulton county, to
Miss Vylinda Shreves, of Bedford county.
FICHTER--MENCH-0 the 29th ult., by the
same, Mr.. John FIGHTER, of ST. Clair township, to
Miss Mary Mench, of COlerain township.
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Iew advertisements.
,REASURER'S sALEof TJnseated

Lands and Town Lots in Bedford county -
Agreeably to the provisions of an Act of Assembly
directing the mode of selling unseated lands for
taxes and for other purposes, passed the 18Th of
March, 1915, and the supplements thereto passed
the 18th day Of March, 1917 and the 18th Of
March, 1891, the Treasurer Of the county of Bed
ford hereby gives notice to all persons concerned
therein that unless the county, state school and
road taxes due on the following tracts of unseated
lands situate in Bedford county, are not paid be-
fore the day of sale, the whole, or such parts Of
each tract as win pay the taxes, and the costs
ehargeable thereon, will be sold at the Court House
in the borough of Bedford, on the second Monday
Of May, next, Oath day. for the arrearages Of
taxes due, and the cost accrued thereon; and said
disposed Of (apr .6-6tl q. MARDOBFF, Treas
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COURT PROCLAMATION.-T0

y the Cor0Her, thc JuSttces Of the Peacs. end
COUstabieS ~ the djfereHt TorRShfpy Ia the
COHntV gf Beatoyd, Greeting: KNOW YE. that
In pursuance Of pTecept to me directed, under
the hand and seal of the Hon. ALEXANDER
KING, President OF the several Courts of Common
Pleas in the 10th District, consisting of the coun-
ties Of Franklin, Fulton, Bedford and Somerset.
and by virtue of his office of the Court of Over and
Termner and General Jail Delivery for the trial of
capital and other offenders therein. and the Cen
ersl Court Of Quarter Sessions OF the Peace: and
JAMES Burns and WILLIAM q. EICHOLTz, Judges of
the same Court in the same County Of Bedford
You and each Of you, hereby required to be
and appear IN your proper persons with your Re
cords, Recognizances, Examinations and other
Remembrances, before the Judges aforesaid, at
Bedford, at Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General Jail Delivery and General Quarter Ses-
sons of the peace therein to be holden for the coun
ty of Bedford, aforesaid, on the 5th MonaaV o.
Ayrfi, {5etHg the 30tk dag) 1866, at I00'c clock
IN tic forenoon Of tjsut dag, there and then to do
those things which your several offices appertain
Given under my hand, ut Bedford, on the 9th
of April, in the year Of our Lord, 1866
JOHN ALDSTADT
SHERIFF 5 OFFICE, Sheriff
Bedford April 6, 1866
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rPAVERN LICENSES ES-The follow.

PANERN LICENSES THE follow
4 ingnamed persons have taken out petitions for
tavern license, and will present the same to the
next court of quarter sessions of Bedford county to
be held at Bedford on the Both day of April 1866,
for allowance; Joseph Foller, Buena Vista; Ber-
nard 0'Neil, Cheneysyille; J J Shoemaker Bed
ford VIM II Cornell, Clearyille; Daniel Ritchey,
Hamilton Station; B Stoner, Bloody Run; Val
entine Besserer, Catharine THICKER, Stonerstown;
J Black Bloody Run; Val Stcckman, Bedford;
Aaron Reed South Woodberry twp; Peter Amick,
st ClairsvilIe A Snively, Schelsburg; John L
Grove, Bloody Run; Isaac Grove, Bedford; John
Hafer, Bedford twp; Charles Bush, Londonderry;
Jonathan Feightner, Palo Alto; Henry Weaver
st Clairsville; John Cessna, Centerville; j
Raum, SaxtOn; James NJ Sleek, PIeasantviIle
Apr.e.-tc. 0. 4. SHANNON, elk.
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NOTICE.-SOLDIER'S MONU-

n OTTO E.-SOLDIER'S MONU-
~ MENT-The executive committees of the
several Boroughs and Townships, for the coIec-
ting of funds and statistics, for the monument in
memory Of the deceased soldiers Of Bedford coun-
ty, are hereby respectfully urged to take mmedi-
ate action in the matter, so ms to be able to make
q full report on Monday OF next Court week April
80. Some of the townships are working energet-
ically and have already secured large subserip-
tions. The enterprise needs only to be presented
to the people, to secure like action on the part
OF all our citizens c. N HTCKOK
April g. '66- 1t Chm Of Cpn'I Com
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Aleu- advertisements.

!
itiyely sell for the next 30 days, .CalcOes,
Musns, Ginghams French Merinos, DeIaines and
heavy boots AT COST and some articles below cost.
April g. '66-4t
DOU NTY, BOU NTY.-Soldiers
EDCongrcss is about to pass a law granting addi
tonal bounty Those of you, therefore, who have
not received bounty, and those who have received
bat 500, or less will find it to their advantage to
call on THREE MONTHS, SIX MONTHS, and
NINE MONTHS MGN, come
April, 1866. JOHN PAL MER-
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed having been appointed Auditor to dis
tribute the balance in the hands of the Executors
of Jacob Deyore late of Londonderry Township
deed. does therefore hereby give notice that he
will attend to the duties Of his appointment at the
Office Of 6. II Spang Esq, in Bedford on Saturday
the 2lSt day Of April Inst. at enc o'clock ?. NJ.
when and where all persons interested may attend
if they think proper JOB MANN.
Bedford April 6, 1866.
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The under
"A signed appointed by the Orphans Court of
Bedford county to report Il distribution Of the
moneys in the hands Of Andrew Cri man. Admir-
OF the estate Of Val. Wertz, deed will attend to
the duties of his appointment, on Friday the 10th
day of April, 1866 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at his Of
ice in Bedford, when and where all parties inter
ested can attend j. b. CESSNA,
April &, '66-3t Auditor.
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Liceused .Scrireler and Concevoncer.

cESrEByILLE, BEDFORD corEfy,P,.,
will attend to the writing of Deeds, Mortgages,
Leases, Articles of Agreement, and all business
usually transacted by Scrivener and Conveyan-
Ger. The patronage Of the public Is respectfully
solicited.
April 6, 66-tf.
TOSEPH w. TATE, ATTORNEY
~ AT LAW, BEDFORD PA, will promptly
attend to collections Of bounty, back pay, &C.;
and adjoining counties.
Cash advanced on judgments notes, military
and other claims
Has for sale Town lots in Tatesvile, where Il
good Church i erected. and where large School
House viii soon be built. Farms and land, from
one acre to 800 acres to suit purchasers
Office nearly opposite the 'Mengel Hotel" and
Bank of Reed & SahaI
April Is, Is66-1Y
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I IST OF PETIT JURORS drawn

4 4 Tor April Term, 10Th Mondays Both day, 1865
George Baughman II. P. Diehl, John Dollard
Henry F. Smith, Uriah Gorden, John Feaster
David Lewis, Samuel Burket, George w Horn
John Lauderbaugh, George 5. Miller, VIM B.
Ream, William j. Householder, Samuel Steel,
James Bowser, Rudolph Hoover, William Oster,
|. n. Bowser Henry Koons, John S Brumbaugh
Francis Grove, &. d. Trout, John OFT, John Tav-
lor, jeremiah Menser, Jacob Fink, John McCleary.
Josiah Miller, Jacob c. Devore. William NJ Pear
son, Reuben Stone, John II Miller, john Wilhelm,
Casper Suoup, Abraham Ritchey. Charles Back,
Zachariah Koons, W. H. Beegle, Drawn and GER
tilted at Bedford, this l4th day of February, 1884,
ISAAC KENSINGER
Attest VIM. KIRK
,jNO. G. FISHER Jury Commissioners
Clerk. April &, s6-4t
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i IST OF CAUSES put down for
T IST OF GRAND JURORS drawn

1 i for April Term, 18th Mondsy), Both day, A.
u 1866 Peter F. Lehman, Foreman Samuel
W. Statler, John Black, Josiah NJ. Gephart
John Shafer, Solomon Barley, Simon States Jesse
Griffith. Isaiah Conley, James NJ Sleek Henry
Clapper, VIM. Chenoweth. Samuel F Shoup, Hez-
ekiah May, John Johnston, Uriah Mellott, George
Powell d. A. T. Black, b. W Mullin, Daniel p
Beegle. C. W. AshcOm, Bernard 0'Neal, Thomas
J. Croyle, J. II. Wright.
Drawn and certified at Bedford this 18th day of
February A. D., 1865. ISAAC KENSINGER,
Attest WIN. KIRK
JNO. q. FISHER, Jury Commissioners
Clerk. APtiI 6, '66-4t
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STRANGE, But TRUE Every young
lady and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very much TO their advantage by re-
turn mail free of CHARGE by addressing the un-
dersigned. Those having fears of being numoug-
ged will obige by not noticing this card. Others
viii please address their obedient servant,
TH0S. F. CHAPMAN,
s3l Broadway, New York.
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New YORK rIarItet-June I5.

C0TT0N-Steady at sD942c for middling.
'FLOUR-Dull. snd bGpl0c lower for common and
Inferior grades and frner for good medium brands;
sales at ~ 40RS 30 for extra STATE; IS 5O99 so for
extra round hoop Ohio, and 90 0Oal3 IS for trade
brands, market closing firm for good heavy. and de-
cinng for common. l50 sacBs Of French -four sold
to-day at at Sl3 per lO0 lbs. -r b..
WhISKY-Quiet At 81 26 for Western.
WHEAr-M0re active. and 3D5c higher; 81 100
l2 for COED Chicago SPRING 81 1901 IS tor inferior
spring; % 29a2 81 for prime new No. Milwaukee.
inside to arrive % IS for small parcels do. and 81 10
for white western.
RYE--Actve and frmer O9ca 81 for Western.
BARLEY-Quiet.
BAILEY MALT-Dull. r- - ---
C0RN-Very scarce and &c better, at 9O997c.
.OA rS-Duil and lc lower sales Mt 5l9g54c for
western.
COFFEE-More active: Muscovado 2Gc.
SUGAR Ste,dy; 1OIS@l1c for Cuba Muscovado;
141IG for Porto ltie0; Havana l2Te. ..r.
.MObASSkH- teadyi GS975c for Porto Rico, and
54c for Trinidad
.HOPS-Quet at 4 a65c Cor '65 crop. ... Il
.rETROLEG N-Duli at 251a926c for cTudo, and
40G Ale for Iehned in bond. ~
.PORK-Opened more active and frmer, hut closed
heavier S3l STA ~ 2j for mess. closing S3l u.s.
cash S29 1890 90 for old do. and S2j rs 925 50fOr
prime new mess, for June July and August, SELL
ers and buyers option, ut $32 80 rs.
BEEF-Steady at $l6s2l for new plain mess, and
f2l 5Od24 10 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet At S45 9I8.
CUT MEATS-Firmer; l2ABI4e for shoulders
lTI& q lOc for hams.
BACON-Unohanged short ribbed lsLc.
IARD-Firmer At lOHg22hc. .-.
BUTTER-Quiet at 2Og32c for Ohie, and 2584oc
CHEESE Quiet atl0@9Gc. -..'.. Us
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Cincinnati MARKER.

COFFEE-Rio roasting grades 23I924Isc; fair to
good 25927lSc, andprimeto choice 2ss29hc, Java.
good w choice. 80 940c.
COTTON-The nominal prices for ordinary 239
3lc; low mtddng 33G 3jc; middlng 30gS7c, and good
mi ldling 3s q 800 per b.
,EGGS-Thrrss is better demand for prime fresh
10 good shipping order at lsc per doZ.
'FL0UR-Super6Ge, made partly Of regTindings,
can easily be bought a $0 and choice brands Of city
steady Mt 81 69l0 So aud choice trade brands are firm
at SlO7JGI. Family is steady at Sllgl2, md fancy
at Sl2 509H 90. Rye flour is acyiye At 50 p per
barrel for best city brands. with ALI upward ten
dency. -. . f.
WHEAT-Extra old red is held at 80 6592 20; No.
do at 81 656B2 co. No. 2 AZ 81 20. Eastern new
winter at 81 5O No. do g 40; No. do g 1892 30
and rejected g. 7592 Extra spring is held ut 81 10
az 2O No. - O592 10; No. 81 5O@l 20, and re-
jscted Slal 30 according to quality.
.IRON-Ihe demand for pig iron Is limited Small
sales Of No. foundry have been made since our last
at s5Og53. Mill iron is st aly at SIi Si9. There is
l no change in manufactured iron.
MOLASSES -Prime new tells at SOC per gal; For
to Rico is steady at so 0Oc and refined srups at 75c
gel 25 per gal.
P0RK-Msss was somewhat irregular. but closed
firm at 1911 50H3l 7J with some holders asking 5 9.
100 brs eify sold S3l 49, 200 do t3l So and 2OO
do at S3l Is. Country is held at s3 %; Old mess ~
S3l 90. ..s
at 81 pc bush + ak is IN active request at 81 65.
per 6ushe aud - 70 per barrel Of 2sO pounds, OF do
nestle
SUGAR-Cuba and Porto Rico l2aI5i&c; Dera-
rsra l5H9lG &c; yellow refined ljH9l6l[': white
soft refined lG97c. aud hard refnod l7gl7I9c per
pound.
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Cleveland Market.

FLOUR--City made Xxx red firm at sl3 OO9l4OO
do Xxx white al Sla 0Odll5 so. Country h.ands Xxx
red range at tlO 5O9l2 80: do Xxx white $l3 80 a
10 90; Xxx spring $40 jl@ll co..
WHEAT--Saes es before reports Of 5000 bu, 1900 bu
and cars No. l Milwaukee spring at o. 10: car
do do at 81 lll5-the market closing firm but quiet,
at 81 l2JIG9 10.
CORN-SaIes of cars No. yellow at &C.. from
store.
OATS Quiet. but frmer at lhc better. Sale
car No. /. from store, at fiJzc
RYE-Quie5. Sale $50 bush in bags, by sample.
'PURK-No. city mess at s3l co. No. do $50 90;
pr ne mess $27 90; clear S33 90.
IARD-City rendered 22C in tierces and 23J in
kegs; country rendered l9920c.
.HAMS-Ssles 1000 lbs city sugar-cured at 23ci 10
d2lc for country
SHIULDERS-Steady at 15c city cured canvasJ-
ed uncanvassed l4c; country cured at l39l4c.
BAOON-Hed at lsc for clear; 100 for sugar-cured
uncanvassei; 2Oc for do canvassed Sales 400 lbs
Country at 1910.
NESS BEEF-In moderate request and stealy at
SlS0
DIED BEEF-In moderate request at 2jc can
vaSspd.
BUTTER-Sales 10 kegs choice Western Reserve
at 25.
'CHEESE-Prices are steady and firm at l29l5c for
dairy, aud Is a l7c for factory made.
EGGS-Saes % brls at zoe
lIGHWINES-Quiet and steady at % %
tALCUHOL-lleld at 81 44g4 40 for 9S per CENT
Cologne Spirits. " per cent. ~ 54aI SO. Neutral
Proof Spirits 81 37G'2 ".
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Philadelphia Cattle Markct-June II.

The arrivals aad sales Of beefcattle at the Avenue
Drove Yard are moderate this week, reaching about
400 head. The demand continues fair and prices
well maintained, extra Pennsylvania and Western
steers selling at from l7alse: fair TO good l5al6Ic.
and common l3al4~c per ID, as to quality. The
market closed very firm within the above range Of
prices.
co S-The arrivals and sales Of cows at the Az
enue Drove Yard reach about $50 heat this week.
Tbs deman continues good ut about former rates.
sprngers selling at from $50 to TO- and milch cows at
from $50 TO 90 per head, as TO quality. ...
SHEEP-Ihe arrivals aud sales Of sheep at the
Avenue Drove Yard are large this week, reaching
about 1000 head. There is r fair demand st about
previous quotations, extra fat sheep selling at SIC,
and fair TO good at from &c tO6Ac per 10, gross
H0GS-The arrivals and sales Of hogs at the U niou
and Avenue Drove Yard reach about 2s00 head, SELL
ng at from Sl3 to II per 100 lbs net, inc uding few
extra at $l4 so. 2j65 head sod at the Union lIrUve
Yard at from S3 to "A per 100 lbs net 800 head sold
at the Avenue Drove Iari at from Sl3 to IL per 100
lbs, net, as TO quality.
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THE FENIANS.
Order COun1ermanded- Further
Trouble Expected at Bsn1TaIO-A
Challenge.

Order COunIermanded-F Further
Trouble Expected at BuIFaIO-A
Challenge.
New York, June l5.-A Montreal dis
patch says the order calling the volunteers
back from the borders has been counter
nanded, owing to the introduction of the
resolutions on the neutrality act into Con-
gress.
An Ogdensburg dispatch says one of
General Meades staff has expressed fears
off further trouble at Buffalo. General
Meade was suddenly called back from All
bapy to that point, and four companies of
troops have been ordered from Malone to
Buffalo. -r o. v~-
An Ottawa dispatch says another raid is
expected at Fort Erie.
I Fourteen Fenians have been arrested at
Hamilton with important dispatches in
their possession. Information as to move
ments of troops Is forbidden, and some
thing important is on the carpet. Large
numbers of Fenians are reported assem-
bling along the southwestern border.
A Buffalo dispatch says the Fenian Gen
eral Burus has challenged Col. Lowry, of
the British forces at Fort Erie, to pitched
battle with two or three thousand troops.
GEN. Meade in BuIEaIO-ChaIIenge
'Ot Accepted.
BUFFALO, June 15-Gen. Meade arrived
here last night and is at Gen. Barry's
headquarters this morning. r" <rr
About 1000 Fenians left last night for
their homes, mostly in the West and South
west. There are about 400 left in town,
but they will get off soon.
The challenge Of the Fenan Gen. Burns
to Col. Lowry, the British Commandant a
Fort Erie, to fight him with au equal mum
Der OF men, was piece of ridiculous bonn
bast. The English officer who received
it tore the challenge up aud threw it on the
ground for his answer.
Gen. Meade has just issued an order ap-
pointing Gen. Barry to the command of
the whole frontier, from Erie to Patts-
burg. He has ordered all United States
troops except one company back to their
stations. Gen. Meade thinks no further
trouble is to be apprehended in this quar-
ter. He leaves here tomorrow tor Niagara
Falls. .a.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
WooIen and Cotton Wills Burne,

PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-This morning
the wooden and cotton mills of Richard NJ.
Cared, on Franktord, above Harrison
street, were entirely destroyed by fire.
Loss $l25,0O0; insurance $4,000. Foster
& Co.'S cotton mill adjoining, was also
burned. Loss $25,000; insurance $4,000.
The following are the insurances in New
York and Eastern companies: Home and
Security companies, $4,000 each. and In-
ternationalandM Metropolitan SIS 900 each, all
New York companies; Etna, Hartford
Royal, Liverpool, Springfield. Mass, and
Narraganset, R. l., $1,000 each, Guardian,
III N. Y, Equitable, Of r. l., and Relief, of
N Y 90 00(1 each sI.
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aqua de MAGNOLIA.


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TO perfume clothing, &c.
IL overcomes the unpleasant odor Of perspiIation.
1t removes redness, tan, blotches, &c.
Itcures nervous headache and aays inflammation.
ltcools, softeps and adds delicscy to the skin.
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1t contains no material injuriouSto to the skin.
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Try theMagnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne. Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
wards.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N. 7.
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FROM ROCHESTER,.
Convention OfIeaiIroad Engineers

ROCHESTER, N. ", June ia Conven-
lion of Railroad Engineers, representing
III the organizations of that class in the
United States aud Canada, which has been
n secret session here for two days, adj
lourned last night, The avowed object
vas to prevent strikes like that on the
Michigan Southern Railroad. 1t is an
ilounced that plan was unanimously
Idopted which will effect the object to the
abstraction of the companies and the en-
L,inppra
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Men and Boys Hats and Caps.
Reputation Established

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im her line the largest snON.
HfHCtWrcSS isI EEse 1UOrId,
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New York Dry G Oods Market-June 1e.

The marketis very languid. The demand FORGOT
ton prints has fallen off. Stocks are the increase
and prices on the wane Bleached shirtngs and
sHecting, Of prime grade are steady. Other grades
are ali lower. Brown goods are heavy, Cottouades
continue tive and stea iy. There is depressed
feeling all through the cotton goods market Wool
stFady Fancy cassimeres are in good assortment Of
fall styles in which there is growing demand. The
clUthers arc looking around, and are expected to
make their purchases. Sils mixtures are attra -tive
Fancy doeskins also arc in request. Flannels are
very active. Twied, scarlet aud blue mixed are
brisk of sale. Ladies' cloak sackings are lower
Tweeds are actiye. DPlaines areinactive, Foreign
fabrics are very quiet. Msnia silks active, and
blAck silks wanted. ,Jacones have advanced un-
der a special demand. Dress goods are mostly inac.
tive Low and medium fall st les alone arc selling.
The clothing trade is buying British heavy cloths
and doeskins, under the expectation that the tariff
will he raised. Beavers, coangS, black apaccas and
all similar goods are being bought under the preva-
lence of this feeling, Italian cloths also active
and buOyant.-IndependsRt
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HACAN,s mACNOLIA nALm,

HNVAN'S NHAWINVLTA HHH1HHI
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over discovered 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands tn psarly satin texture of ravishng beauty
impsrinR the marble purity of youth. and the dts
ttngus appearance so inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimpes and
roughness from the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh. transparentand smooth. 1t contains no ma
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and Opera Singers, 1t is what every lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price, so cts.
Prepared by W. +. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
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oct9-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-06-16

Mr.. WILSON moved to postpone the above bill
till the first Monday ia December. He was in
favor he said, of the ether proposition. which con-
fer ed universal suif age in the District.
The pending bill was made the special order for
Wednesday next.
At 8 o'clock the Senate went into Executive Ses-
sion. and soon after adjourned.
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