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CLOTHING.
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4 RARE CHANCE TO SECURE
A SUIT OF FALL Or WINTER CLOTHING, T
At Less than Cost Price!
City and Country Dealers buy their Stocks Of Clothing
| CHEAPER THAN IN NEW YORK,
| And save treights and expenses
DAVIS eeJAcKsoN'
Proprlotors of the well known Clothing Emporium,
NO. 200 PoYpRAs STREET
Established in l8451
10 announce to the citizens of New Orleans and
esehere that in spalon OF heavy trade this season.
they have manufactured and now have on hand an I
Immense stock of FAN and Winter Clothing,
New York the personal supervision Of our Mr.
: JACKSON who manufactured our justly celebrated
CLOTHING during the past twenty-one years
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SO ar advanced without advent of cold weather
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gfsvsd best akers rich Sets, Bracelets, Pins and Ear
Ri gs in Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscan Bold
B karat Gold and Vest Chains latest patterns Sleeve
Buttons and sands every variety and best workmanship
Cent? Scarf Masonic Pins varous designs; Silver and
Plated Sets Table Tea Forks and Spoons, Gaps Goble
Napkin Rings Castors Pocket and Table Cutlery best
makers and superior quality.
Clocks,
once and Mantle, in Bronze, Marble ead Wood.
spectacles.
Gold Silver, Steel and Shell mounted.
Tho particular attention of those needing read is
respectfully selected semmons Brazilian Peboles the best
and only glasses that should New Pebbles reset in
old ames Pareularaenon paidto repairing Watches end
Jswery, the best workEen bHing employed
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DisinfectIng recipe.

DR.. Herbert Baker, the successful
competitor for the Hastings Prize Es-
say, for 1866 was led, by series of OBJ
servations and experiments on this Sub
jest, TO the following conclusions:
/. For the sick room, free ventilation
when it can be secured, together witt
an even temperature, is all that can bt
required
.. For rapid deodorization and disin'
lection, chlorine is the most effective
known.
5. For steady and continuous effect,
ozone is the best agent known.
4. In the absence of ozone, iodine,
exposed in the solid form to the air, is
thebest-
S. For the deodorizaiion and disinfec-
ton of fluid substances undergoing
decomposition, iodine is the best.
!, 6. For the deterioration and disin-
lection of solid bodies that cannot be
destroyed, mixture OF powdered
chloride of zinc, or powdered sulphate
of zinc with sawdust, is best AMER
this mixture of carbontc acid and
sawdust ranks next in order, and fol-
lowing on that, wood ashes.
Z. For the deterioration and disin-
fiction of infected articles of clothing,
&C., exposure to heat at 2l2 degrees
Fahenheit is the only true method.
s. For the deterioration and disin-
fiction of substances that may be de-
stroYed, heat to destruction is the true
method.
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Henry G.. Stansbury, who has been
nominated for Supreme Judge, Is q ma
tive OF New York, but moved 20 Lam
caster. Ohio, where he studied and
practised law for many years. He then
went to Cincinnati, ind having lived
there for Some years, went 10 Newport,
kentucky, 10 reside, while he practised
law In Ohio. He was originally an old
Wing, and voted for Buchanan. But,
IN 1850, being n personal friend of Mr..
Lincoln, he voted for him, and has
since been FOR sustaining the war.
Lately he has been in Washington, in
close and intimate relations with the
President. and rumor says he wrote the
late veto of tho Civil Rights bill, or, at
least. prepared the legal part OF It. lie
Is about sixty years of age, and Is con-
eidered one of the ahlest lawyers in the
country. tits against his prospects for
continuation that he Is from Ohio,
which State has already one Judge and
the CHIEF Justice. There IS n consider
able diversity of opinion as TO his con
iirmation. Nothing viii probably be
done for some days, as the House has
passed n bill, which IS now in the Sem
ate, reorganizing tho Court, and which
only provides for eiaht Judges besides
the Chief Justice. This bill is now be-
fore the Senate Judiciary Committee,
aud Shouldn't be passed, no eonfirma-
ton viii be needed.
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From old and young, from rich and poor,
from high-bo and loWly, comes the Univer-
sal Voice ofpraise for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILLAN HAIR REVIEWER,
1t is a perfect and miraculous article.
Cures badness. Makes hair grow. better
dressing than any ''oil" or "pomRtum." Soft
ems hrash, dry and wiry hair into Beautiful
Silken TreSSeS. But, above all, the great won
der Is the rapidIty with which It restores
gray hair TO its original color.
Use 1t few times; and Presto, change! the
whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty. 1t does not dye the hair,
but strikes at the root and nils Il with new
life and coloring matter.
1t will nottake long CliSagreeable trial to
prove the truth of this matter. The inst APP
plication will do good; you will see the Natu-
raj Color returning every day, and before you
know It, the old, gray, discoiored appearance
of the hair will be gone. giving place to lus-
trous, shining and beautiful locks.
ASK for Halls Slcilian Hair REVIEWER; no
other article Is at all alike It in effect. You
VIII md IL cheap to buy, pleasant to try, and
sure to- do you good.
There are many limitations. Be sure you
procure the genuine, manufactured only by
r. r. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. II.
For sale by all druggists. mr2S-Iyd&wsat
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prospects Tor Che Nay election.


General t. NJ. Harris thus writes in
the last Richie Press:
The editor pro TEN. of this paper, has
just returned from a tour of inspection
in the counties OF Marion, Harrison,
Upshur, Barbour, Lewis and Wood.
BE finds the people everywhere.
waking mp to the importance of the
crisis, and beginning 10 realize fully,
that the issue is simply who shall rule
the State-its friends, or its enemies;
loyal men, or rebels and rebel sympa-
thizers. He addressed large and en-
thusiaStic crowds of loyal men in all
the above named counties, and has the
pleasure TO report, that he did not, in
all this intercourse with the people,
/ find one man whose loyalty has been
unauestioned and unquestionable dur
ing the war, who will not support the
| constitutional amendment except one
/ poor deluded member of the rebel
State Convention at Clarksbnrg, from
the county of Richie and he is so good
a man, that we feel sure he will come
out from amongst the unclean, with
whom he found himself there associat-
ed. The fire of patriotism and loyalty
Is beginning TO blaze and burn, just in
proportion as the rebel plans and pur-
I poses are developed, and the people
uniformly go home from these gather
. lings with a firm and fixed determine.
ton to give to rebels and traitors as com.
plete an overthrow in the political con.
: test upon which we are just entering
: as they did when the appeal was TO The
/ sword. The spirit of '6l is being re
vived; and we shall carry the cOnsti
tutional amendment as certainly as the
; day of election shall arrive, if we bu
do our duty in organization and effort
We had the pleasure of meeting many
old army friends and acquaintance
and found them still sin for the aDGT."
At Marion we had the pleasure o
meeting our old friend Capt. Maulsby
who Will carry the marks of his cour
age and devotion with him tothe grave
and many others whom we would Xix
I 10 mention If we had space. AT Clarks
burg we met our old friends, Gen. North
; colt, Capt. A. Moore. Mai. Raymond
Mai. Bowen, Capt. Gwin Minter, Lieut.
o. p. Boughner, and many others. a
t Buckhannon we had the pleasure Q
: meeting with our old friends Col. Oar
nell, Capt. Gould, Lieut.. Lewis, MAJ
Hurst, Capt Havener, and man,
I others. AT Philippi we met many gal
n liant officers and men, and SO on al
Y through.
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THE follow ing interesting account of
the origin of the "Pickwic Papers" is
published in the English papers on the
authority of Mr.. Seymour, the artist
who contributed the first illustrations:
at is true that the original plan was
TO give the adventures of a club of cock
ney sportsmen, and the idea and title
of the work was my fathers who had
SO far matured his plan as to show tito
Mr.. Mclean, and afterwards to Mr..
Spooner, who had some idea of publish
ing it, and proposed that Theodore
Hook should write the letter-press. We
have reason to infer, from an entry in
the artists book, that the first four
plates were etched before he showed the
work, and that they were afterwards
re-etched, and modified, in some de-
gree, to suit Mr.. Dickens views-which
circumstance may account for the style
OF his letter to my father, written just
after the first number appeared, where
he seems to claim share of mer-
it in originating the design"
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New York Sunday Mercury

OF tomorrow will concludel is brought to a
characters introduced in these chapters
The EARL of LAv1NGroN, Baron OF
LORD GREENWOOD Qlis son.)
LADY ASTARTE VAVASOUR CHS
ELLIOT ST. CRoIX (the Earl's Secretary
AMBERLY 1.-THE Earls Forester.l
DAME AAIBERLYi CVife of the ForeSter)
CHLORIS AMBERLY their daughterO
LAWYER WOOLcOAIB Ia black sheep OF
the protession.)
with ChloriS.l
1t will be evident to all who read the open-
ing chapterSf that Garforth, the steward, is to
play on important part in the strange, event.
ful history" which, must necessarily grow
out of the embarrassing dilemmas in which
the prominent dramatts peTSonR are placed.
He Is intensely Jealous of the attentions OF
Lord Greenwood TO ChloTis Amberly, and
makes his inst appearance on the scene as a
spy, DIGGING the footsteps of the young
nobleman, and muttering vows of vengeance,
which his nature Outlined by the authorin a
few graphic toucheSl tells us he VIII leave no
stone unturned to fulfill Asan expression of
concentrated passion, the curse tmprecated
by this dark and dangerous man upon the
head of Erewood, while following him
through the forest may be called diabolical-
ly sublime.
With the triumphs heretofore achieved by
PIERCE EGAN, In the department OF the
passionate romance, the readers of the
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Root. Root. Root, read, Read

Root. Root! RoOti Read! Read!
ROOTS PEsrACHISE preserves the life OF the
Hair-chAnges II from gray 70 its original color
ing-is the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the market-w1l surely remove
Is delightfnIly perfumed, cures badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tell II true, when We say II IS a
ReStorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PestachiO Nut on. Sold by all DruggtstS-
ORRIN SKINNER & Co, Sole PrOprietnrS,
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THREE hundred and forty Indians, OF
the Yellow Medicine tribe of Sioux, the
remnant of Little Crows band, who
committed the massacre in Minnesota
In 1862, and were taken prisoners by
Gov. Marshall, have been sent up the
Missouri River, ito be settled in por-
ton of one of the Territories, where
they will be watched and kept out of
mischief. One of them boasts that he
killed and scalped a dozen white women.
Thirty-nine of the ringleaders of the
massacre were tried and hung, but Lit
tie Crow made his escape with por-
tion of his band. These Indians, of
whom about one hundred and fifty are
squaws, have been held as hostages ever
since.
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;THE Augusta (Georgial papers an
nounce the advent in that city of Miss
Ann Eliza Leak, who was born in that
State without arms. Sheis represent
ed as exceedingly attractive in her per-
sonal appearance, and asexhibiting the
most wonderful dexterity in the use of
her feet. She writes with her toes much
better than most people do with their
hands, besides knitting, sewing, em-
broidering, crocheting, and doing all
kinds of needlework, with astonishing
ease and ranidity.
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&THE Omaha tNebraska) Republican
of the 9th says: 1--WE learn to-day by
telegraph that the greatest excitement
prevails among tho Mormons, and a
liked determination on their part to
drive out, or exterminate the Gentiles.
Eight men have recently been assassi-
tor of The YIdette, with all other Cen
tiles has been notified to quit the coun-
try or fare worse. Placards are posted
up in Salt Lake City notifying all Gen
tiles to leave Immediately.
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Is the rallying cry ofthe enemy. It
ought to be ours. We hear from all
parts of the State the most encouraging
accounts of progress reorganization
among Union men and registration of
the Union voters. Only in thisctty both
seem to lag. How soon shall we have
a thorough organization of the Union
men that will bring out the whole
strength at the May election How
soon may ne be able to announce that
every Union voter in the city is regis
tered9 Don't put of till another day
what you ought to do at once. Regis,
ter without delay, and be sure that al
your loyal neighbors do likewise.
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oRN1THoIod1cAL TRIcHINA. = The
Erie Dispatch says: eve saw a curious
Nunn's. 4 meadow lark. which had
been killed and brought in among some
pigeons, was examined, and found to
be almost exclusively composed of
worms, from half an inch to two inches
In length. The flesh was completely
pierced through and through with hun
dreds of them. has trichina got among
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THE Detroit Tilblne learns that the
ice at Maelinac on the 4th inst, was
two-and-a-half feet thick, solid and
blue, and at least one-and- half feet
of snow ON 1t. Far ont in lake Huron.
beyond Bots Blanc Island, there is 4
solid sheet OF ice. There is good cross
and from Cross Village 70 Beaver rs
land. The straits viii not be open be-
fore the LIST OF May
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LARGE EXTRA EDITION

of the GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
WILL BE Issued TOMORROW, in order,
II possible, to prevent the diSapp0intmentS
to which thousands have been subjected on
former occasions, when stories from the same
exciting pen have been introduced to the
American public through the pages of the
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The WHEAT GRoP.-we have made
inquiry Of farmers residing In different
parts OF the county, respecting the
prospects for Q good wheat crop, and
the reports are very unfaYorable.
thousands Of acres snwed in wheat are
being piowed up for corn aud oats. The.
best Of fields WIN not WELD haif 4
crop. The cause Is attributed to the I'M
fayorable weather during the winter
f'airrlosst Yedstte.
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with full directions for use
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EAGER TO DIsrISarlsIf.-The Proyi.
deuce n. u Jo,iFJ5aI asserts, on the ati-
thority OF ii Washington eorrespon.
dent, that n Virginia clerk IN the Inter
ior Department at Washington, having
peen ordered before the board for the.
examination OF clerks the other day.
vas nsased this question: M,
you arc Rrammarian 2 He an
swered, No sir, / am a yifginian. 2,
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NEyERN0RE cnn the coarse rfifty
tooth powders and tooth tiesfroyffir
chemical fluids find place on the foi7
lets OF sensible people The ffarrant
and pyesery alive sSo=odont has sunerse-
ded them all
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TIE Stannton Spectator announces
that Messrs. John 3anney. Alexander
II. 81. stuart and w illiam Merlin, ''the
Commissioners elected by the General
Assembly OF Virginia, to treat with
West Virginia on the subject OF re-un-
ion OF the States, or the adjustment ol
debt. VIII hold a preliminary meeting
in Richmond on the Sth OF May, 70 in
terchange opinions, and make such In
vesligaiions as may be necessary TO
put them in possession OF all the fncts
necessary for the intelligent discharge
OF the duties eonfided TO them.n
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AVERY neat operation has Just been
commenced by that pure and virtnons
body OF Democratic officials, the Com
mon Council of New York. The street
railroads of that city have been IN
trouble for several days in consequence
OF a strike OK their car drivers, and the
Common Council take advantage ofthe
circumstance 10 threaten them with
proceedings for the forfeiture of their
charters, on the ground OF non-fnlfil-
ment of their conditions. Every one
who knows New York VIII understand
that this threat IS nothing more ti,,,s :,
notice that the Aldermen and conncil-
men are IN want OF money, aud reonire
the companies TO furnish a handsosne
sum without any unnecessary delay
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PIsO,S CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
IS WARRANTED.
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Most AstOnishIng DIseoNerJ OF
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and will dissipate all foul gnSeS. or smell from
Drains Sewers, Vaults, decaying Vegetation
jim a few moments; being pronounced by the
Boards of Health in the Eastern cities as in
lAiA"ie ONE PACKAGE
VIII sweeten and purify any ordinary sized
house with all its drainage
IN moi fail to supply yourselves. Sold
wholesale and Retail at I4AuGHLINS &
BIJSHFIEIID, Druggists, Main street, and by
H ODBERT, Druggist, Stone Bridge
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Thg New York Sunday MRTgITY

enbodles double the amount of matter pub
ton greater than the combined issues Of all
the other New York Weekly newspapers
printed in New York. Price EIGHT CENTS.
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New York Sunday Mercury

have been the inducements for this extraor-
dinary outlay. To meet the anticipated de-
mand for the new romance,
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DIR. LARooKAH'S
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND

For the speedy and permanent cure OF
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DYSPEPSIA, Dropsy, Neuralgia. Epilepsy,
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Rhum, Ulcers and Sores, rheumatism,
Pain in the Stomach, Side and Bowels. Gene
raj Debility, Uterine liberation, Syphilis and
Mercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
nom or resulting In Impure Blood.
1t is double the strength OF any other SarSapa-
rilla Compound in the market, and is Endorsed
by the medical faculty as the best and chedpeSt
BLOOD PURIFIER eXtant.
Price 81, 90 per Bottle.
Prepared by DIR. E R. KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINs& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gtSts, also by T. "a. Logan & Co, and Logan,
List 4 Co. ieo2s-Stnuew
coIsate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
A superior Toilet soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. For sale by all druggists.
febg7.lydSw
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LII THE POPULAR PATENT MEDI-
N cineS Of the day for sale by ODBERT
Chemist, end OF Stone Bridge. mrA
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iNTkRYLANDt IsIaEE-lo0 BBIS. NARY
III land LIME. frtsh burnt, resolved by
PC. HuipREfH 4 BRO,
naIz4 s. Main street
TRANTED,-Ns SITUATION BY A YOUNG
w man as Bpok-leeeper. Can dive good
refer nee. Address. s. A. H, West Union,
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Choice syrup.
ARCTIC SYRUP, BETTER THAN
n Coverings for sale by r. J.. SAIYTH,
apr cor. Mayket and Quincy SIS.