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Twenty i've Cents ' .'7'
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Coovert, the Roosa murderer, was
sentenced yesterday, at Lebanon, to
be hanged on Friday, August 25.-
When asked what he had to say why
sentence Of death should not be pro-
nounced, he replied, "I have nothing
to say. 1 am innocent. can only
say that" He manifested no emotion
during delivery of the sentence.
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THE ADDRESS TO THE GRADUATES
of the II. F. College, was delivered on
Tuesday evening, in the NJ. E. Church,
by Rev. DIR. Ried, editor of the West
ern Christian Advocate. 1t was a
sound, vigorous and scholarly produc-
ton, and was listened to with great at
tention by very large and intelligent
audience,
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The Harrison National Bank, of
Cadiz, offers a reward of ten thousand
dollars for the recovery Of the bonds
and money not heretofore recovered
from the burglars who robbed that in
stitution on the 2Sth of April, The
amount still missing is $4,000. --.,.
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Church Benefit.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church propose, during the warm sea-
son, to furnish the public with Ice
Cream and other refreshments, every
Friday night, commencing next Fri
day, June 29th, at the house of ]. w.
Heron, on High Street.
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The editorial fraternity Is working
itself into o great stew about ladies'
"tilting hoops" Prentice, of the
Journal, takes a sensible
view of the subject. He says: awe
are so fond of women that tce ike to see
as much of them as zoe can" ....
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11TH O, V.o.-Warren sulter, John
Johnson, Mahlon Fry, and Sampson
Shoemaker, Of Go, d, 18th Ohio Cav
airy, arrived here on Tuesday night,
on their way home, They all live
near Sinking Spring,
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TO MAIL sUBscRIHERs.

so We have made an arrangement with Postmasters'
to receive money subscription that persons who
wish to subscribe and subscribers who wish TO renew,
can pay at the ONCE whero they receive the paper II
they prefer 10 do So rather than remit to directly
nS- Money may be sent by mall at r't, II mailed
in presence Of the postmaster.
0E-subscrlption received for ~, 0 or . months.
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The constitutionaIity of the Missouri
test oath has been affirmed BY the Cir
cult Court in st. Louis, in the case in
which General Frank Blair sued the
judges of election for refusing to re-
ceive his vote unless-he tookthe oath,
which he declined.
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GRADUATES OF THE III. +. C.--Tht
following young ladies graduated In
The several Departments of this in
at the end of the school year
ust closed.
Mistress of Li5erdl Arts.
Mary G. Ellis, Hillsboro, o.
Anna r. Meek,
s. Cordelia Reece,
Eliza p. Vermilya, Savannah.
Sarah E. Wright, Martinsville, o.
Mistress Of English Literature.
Emma A. Glascock, Hillsboro.
Marie d. Thompson, I"
Mistress Of Music.
Anna r. Meek, Hillsboro.
Mary E. Newell, Springville.
Emma Sayler, Hillsboro.
Marie D. Thompson, Hillsboro.
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A Fine New Piano at a Bargain

We will sell one Of Stief's celebrated
Pianos-a new instrument, notyet ordered
from the f,ictory-and warranted for five
years, for $3.50 cash, being $50 less than the
manufacturers price. Apply this Office
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The report Of sklrmish at Pigeon
Hill, Canada, on the 23d, was caused
by the intrepid Bulls mistaklng some
COWS for Fenians!
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General Schenck's Army Bill, which
passed the House on the 21st inst,
provides for an army of $4,000, capa-
BILE of expansion to 10000. This
force includes five regiments of artil-
cry, six of cavalry, fifty of infantry,
and the professors and pupils of West
Point Military Academy. The bill
provides for the above distribution OF
forces, requires regimental adjutants,
quartermasters and commissaries to
be extra first lieutenants, to be ap-
pointed from among those who have
served in the suppression of the Re
bellion; gives the President power to
mount any of the infantry regiments
not exceeding six at any one time, tC
serve as cavalry or mounted infantry
provides for eight regiments of coloreC
troops, and gives the details of the or
ganization of the above regiments il
the several branches.
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(XTAyTED-ACENTS WANTED-FOr

w HORACE GREELEY's "American Conflict"
Vol. NJ this History has met with unparaleled sue
esssl3O 900 having already been ldand ls emphat
ieaiy ndnrsed by the press OF all parties, By leading
Generals Of this army, by the President mombers OF
the Cabinet senators and In Congress,
State Governors, Literary mon, and W thonsnnos po-
litlSaIly opposed 70 the author
Vol m (and las) will be published 10 August, and
will more than sustain the high character Of the first.
In lie preparation the vast Of time labor and
pAina.takinR research devoted TO careful sifting OF
the mass Of crude surface material adopted by earlcr
writer's without verihcetiou and 70 the collection Of
important Information hitherto inaccessible
look ed-includng much from the rebel sde~-cannot
produce record Of surprising exesilence, which will
superseds all other works on the subject.
o. u. CASE 4 CO., Publishers,
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follows:

In the Music Department there were
60 pupils; Painting 40; Light Gym
nastics As.
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jeff. Davis counsel, backed by Hor-
ace Greeley, are again urging the re-
lease of jeff. Davis, or his transfer to
some other place of confinement.
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TEA! TEA!

IMPERIAL, Young HysOn, Gnnpowder, Black
III Gunpowdrr, Oolong, and sOuchOng Tea.
R1- special attention is called to these Teas they
have been selected with caro-. and are warranted to
give satisfaction, at BEET0LrS Grocery House.
ja7
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Family Groceries,

At the old stand High Street. one door South Of the
Express Once, which ho viii soil AT THE LOWEST
PRICES FOR CASH.
m1- The highest prices paid either In cash or trade.
for Bntter, Eggs and Country Produce generally
Give me call and will guarantee satisfaction with
my goods and prices. G. W. BARRERE
Hillshoro, I, 1856. n,ve,S
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DISSOLUTION.

HMNBE partnership heretofore existing between the
H subaerihers, under the firm Of Barrsre & Ellis
was dissolved by mutual consent the 2lst of Apri
last The business will be continued the old stand
by Geo. W. Barrere. GEO. ". BARRERE
HlllsbOrO, May lat, 1866 JOHNW. ELLIS.
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aU THE GREAT CAUSE
~ OF
y ELII11aR1l. NGa0orX.

Jssi FdLlshed 10 a Sealed Enrol1e. Price Sir Ceafs
A LkcTURE an THE NATuRL, TREATMENT AND RAniCAb
Cure 81 SpefTnAtorrh1A Seminal Weakness, induced
by bsf-Abussi Involuntary Emissionn, llnpotency,
Nervous Debility aud lmlediments to Marriage gener-
ally Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits Mental and
Physical Inoapacity &e. by ROBERT J. CCL-
VERWELL, NJ. D., author Of tho "Greeu Book, /" 4e.
Tho world renowned aDthor. in his admirable Lec.
ture clearly proves frum his experience that the
awful conseqneuces n ref AbnHe may he efIsctuaiy
removed without msiieine, aud without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies Instruments, rings, OF
oordals, Pointlag out mode Of at certain
aud eectuali by which every sufferer. matter what
his condition may be, may hims-f cheaply, pri
vaiely aud radically. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE
A BOON 10 THOUSANDS AND TnOUsAEDs,
Sent under seal, In plain envelope, 10 any AddFesa,
receipt Of sx cents, two postage STAMPS ~ sd.
dressing CHAs. J. q. KLINE co.
l2T boyery, n. ~ POst-ofner, Box teSd.
Ho,23ylsNrsco
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Subscribers receiving their papers with an "X''
marked opposite their Names will understand that the
time for which they have paid has expired.
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The Markets.!
Hillsboro w ooI MLarke Ct.

dlllsDoro wool Market - -
By inquiries among our Wool buyers We learn that
mp to this date about $4,000 pounds Of Wool have been
bought here and shipped BY railroad during the pres;
season. This h larger amount than has bsen sold IN
this market In any former and indicates tho
increasing Importance Of sn1 Wool growing interest in
Highland and adjoining counties The prices paid by
our buyers this season have ranged from low 4Oc
In the early part Of the season, to high as SO cens
which was paid last week. Prices have ance declined
from to &c pound and tho present range ofths mar
ket may be quoted at 4s@5Oo for the better grades
Hillsbor Produce and Grocery Market.
(oArefully Corrected every Wednesday.
Tn In a taaa
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fuonshers ana Proprietors OF the Ohio State
Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
The Journal is now one Of the best I'm
ion papers in the State, and those desiring
to take a live campaign paper from the
Capital, would do well to subscribe for it.
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All 5OO PER YEAR-We want

" L-JeD U.D y y hgenis oVeTgWnere 70 seII our IN
der and upper feed. Sent trial. Warranted Ave
years. Above salary large commissions paid. The
machines sold in the United States less than
$40, which fully licen,ed BY HoWs, Wheeler Wson
Grover Baker, Singer Co.. and Bachelder. Al other
cheap machines are iningemenh and the seller or user
iabe 20 arrest, fne dnd imprisonment illustrated
circulars sent free Address call upon Shaw Clark
At Blddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill. my24iswiy
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Campaign Journal,

The editors of the Columbus Morning
Journal propose to furnish their Daily,
Tri-Weekly and Weekly paper, during the
campaign-four months, commencing June
2lst, and ending October 2Oth-at the fol-
lowing rates
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Family Grocery.
GEO. w. BARRERE

having purchased the Interest Of Jno. W. Ellis In the
late nrm OF barrere Ellis respectfully Informs his
friends and customers, that he will continue keep
on hands we'll selected stock OF
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XA7 A7ANTED-AGENTS--A few active

L'OR SALE-PIiNO "A New z Octave
a Plano, Of Stef 3 manufacture, BAItimore--a hne
Instr ument, warrant for years, with privilege
exchange. viii be sold low for cash, good Horse
taken 10 part payment. Apply to the Editor Of this
paper. octl2tf
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oluBio 10 cts
Clubs Of i've and so eta
One cory extra to clubs Of ten or more.
Persons forwarding clubs will please designate which
edition Of the Campaign Journal they desire.
OOMLY, R0BY SMITH,
Publishers and PropTietors OF the Ohio State
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For saieihy j. }. BRwN, for ililisboro; A. D. herria
4 Co.,J. ID. Park v. L. sWire & Co., " hoesalo Agen
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Alumni Meeting and Dinner.
coNFERRAL OF DEGREES.

Etc.. ETC.. ETC.. Etc.. Etc.. ETC.,. Etc.
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MEDICAL.
r n e u WI ATS WI
NEURALGIA, GOUT, ASTHMA,
These Terrible Affections and Painful
Diseases Positively Conquered
at Last. il,
BE CONVINCED BY CANDID TRUTH.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR THE MONEY RETURNED.
Remember, Used Inwardly.
Remember, Used Inwardly.

There diseases treated with less succees bv
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lhe newly aff cted fly fer re ret to the MANY Quack
sufferers for years, repe he thouVht OF ever beine
cured ano the cry, my Doctor can't cure me, and i
nave spent thousands, irving to get well and am no
DLtWr, Is everywhere heard 1t is no wonder the
a1tcted are suspicious and doubtful for tn have
Jus cause 70 be- Tor truhfuy upon ID facts cert-
ned TO Dy hundreds there Is no positive infallbe
genuine neVer'taitng cure for Rheumatism, Neural.
ga, Lumbago, Sciatica, Gout and Asthma at pre-
sent kDoWn In tins world other than DIR. FITLERS
Great Rheumatic Remedy, which de6es your suapl-
cions, auu commands your Confidence Tor the foI.
lowing reasons, viz -
First Because It is prepared from the original
prescription OF Doctor Joseph T. Filter, graduate
Of the University OF Pennsy yania and now ono M
Second Because he has made these diseases his
falhble remedy
lhiId. Because the medical properties of this great
Remeoy differs very essentially from all tne remedies
| hitherto brought before the public.
Fourth. Because 1t Is purely vegetable, and war.
Tanted not to contain mercury, cOlchicum minerals
metals, or anYtnn0 injurious TO the system ~
| Fifth Because when you have used bottle or
two and are satl-hed 1t will cure your particular
| case, you, by Application, get the 1uu amount usd
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an indefnite period, although not a SINGLE case in
| thousands has ever had occasion to demand
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Sixth. Because Doctor Filter has beral.y reduced
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| personally advises tree of charge.
COMPUTATION hours 10 to l. All afflicted invited to
call Highest references OF wonderful cures accom-.
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Major Lee and Dr.. Plummer were also compli-
mented by special toasts, and ater other speeches
the large audience reluctantly dispersed,
FINALE.
The Presidents Levee in the evening closed,
In happy and graceful manner, the pleasant
exercises Of this Commencement. Here was
throng composed of grave and digui6ed trustees,
learned professors, reverend clergy, glad and
grateful alumni, hilarious undergraduates, and
last, but by no means least the beauty, elegance,
and grace of as brilliant an assemblage OF young
ladies as your reporter has ever seen, and the
equal of which he scarcely hopes TO see again
till the Presidents Levee of '67!
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Position OF the Armies in Europe.

The military situation in Europe, as given by
the news OF the HtbeTnidn, Is about as folows:-
First-The Prussians had severe contest with
the Federal troops near Aschafenburg, which is
q flourishing Bavarian town, twenty-three miles
east-southeast of frankfort, the Federal capital.
AS usual the Prussans were the vctors, aud
doubtless promptly pressed on TO Frankfort, the
possession of which must have a great moral
effect on what remains of the Confederation
Aschatenburg is almost due west from Sudowa,
and distant about two hundred and fifty miles
in straight line.
SecondIv-The main column of the Prussian
army, with the royal headquarters, has been
advanced to Brunn, the fortified capital OF
MoIavia and Silesia, which Is seventy miles
north'northeast OF Vienna 1t was here that
Bonaparte had his headquarters Just before the
battle of Austerlitz, which was fought but few
miles to the southeast. The right flank OF the
army was reported at Igiau, a Cown OF some
sixteen thousand inhabitants, forty-nine miles
northwest from Brunn. If this Is the case, we
may expect TO hear by the next steamer of a
direct movement on Vienna. Where the Aus
trian forces are Is not known. The tone of the
Emperors last appeal seems to indicate that
unless sufficient force could be got up from
Venetia Vienna might be abandoned, while the
army would iall back towards Hungary, with
Olmutz as the strong defensive position.
Thrdly-Claldni, by bold and energetic
movement, the details of which we do not know,
has interposed between the Austrian forces in
the QuadIilateral and Vienna, preventing at
least any further diversion OF Austrian troops in
that direction. He occupies Padua and Vicenza,
and threatens Venice. Padua is q fortified city
twenty-five miles west OF Venice, with popula-
ton of sixty thousand. Vicenza is forty miles
west of Venice and has population OF over
thirty-three thousand. In such a position
Cialdlni should be able TO supply his army
from the country, and perhaps increase it by
recruits.
Altogether the whole situation is favorable
to the further progress and ultimate success OF
the Prussian and Italian arms. While the
Prussian main force has direct and unbroken
line of communications, an open country before
it, and an enemS in front and on the flank who
waits and doubts, its movement Is straightfOr-
ward and in mass. The Prussians are still able
to divert enough of a force to destroy the re-
naming vitality of the Confederation, and the
Italians have secured not only a base OF opere-
tons, but the naturalization OF the Austrian
forces in Veuetia. "a
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Or. w. r. MERWIN,

No. 81 WALKER Street, New York.
N,B-Cherokee Pills No. are prepared for special
when mildeI medicines fail these are sent by
mall free OF postage, receipt OF 50. the price or each
bOr,
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COPART TNERSHIPS.

THE FIRM OF CHASE, SHARPE & THOM-
j SON is this day dissolved by linn alton. The bus-
OF the ate firm will be settled by their successors
Sharpe IS Thomson.
General Partners oa tRLE5 SHARPE,
tEDGARL 1H0dS0N.
Special Partner, j. Ell GAR THOMSON.
Philadelphia, July "a, 1866.
We, the undersigned viii continue the Iron Foundry
bus siness at the o. d stand no. 200 N SECOND street
under the name and style of SHARPE & THOMSON.
CHARLES SHARPE.
EDGAR L. THOMSON.
Philadelphia, July "a, 1866. 7256t'
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AUCTION SALES.

DAN AST & WARN CK,
i AUCTIONEERS,
D SCOTT, JR., UCTIONEER
ID. No 1890 CHESTNUT STREET. 52lS
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OH E r K E f p ILL S
or Female Regulator,

Green sickness, Nervous and spinal Elections,
Pains in Ihe Back, Sick Headache, GiddIness,
And all diseases that spring from iIeVuarlty, by
moving the and all the effects that arise it..
They are perfectly safe in all cases except when for
hidden by directions and are easy 20 administer as they
nicely sugar Thev should be in the hands
of every maiden, wife. and n other in the land.
Ladies address in perfect confidence and state
their complaints In Iul. treat all Female Com
plants and prepare Medicines suitable all diseases
which they are subject Thrty-two page pamphlet, In a
scaled envelope, free
The Cherokee Pits sold by all druggists at 81
box six boxes for S5 they sent bV mall free of
postage In ordinary let err Tree from observation by
addressing the sole proprietor
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m Fl r o U G II L / N ES.
TIE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANsPoRTA.
TlON COMPANY
Is now running thi 0uRh lines by Seaboard RAilroad
routes via RICHMOND, WELDON WILMINGTON, CHARLES.
TON, Nj oNTGoMERY and MOBILE
40 NEW ORLEANS
Since the recent decision Of the Courts in Virginia
Hcdtional routes have also teen opened TO WARREN
TON. tHARLToTEsyILLE, GoRDoNsvnLE, and LYNCH
BURG and other points on the ORANGE AND ALEXAN-
DRIA RAILROAD, and also to sTAUNToN and points on
the VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
The Company Is prepared to receive
FREIGHT, PACKAGES, AND MONEY,
tor the above and In. ermediate points.
ONCE, No. $50 MARKET Street
B. +. FICRLIN,
1l7l0 General Superintendent
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THE NEW BUILDINGS.
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The New JERSEY GOLD MNE.-The Paterson
Press says that the work on tue tunnel into the
main shaft of the Wynockie gold mine, near
that city, is stl'l carried on. some specimens
OF the ore taken from this tunnel have been
assayed, and according 70 the assayers cer.i6-
cate yield $50 "a OF silver and $5'38 OF gold to
the ton. Mr.. Pope thinks when he pets TO the
vein in the principal mine he will have
pretty good thing of it."
-Scrbner & Wexford will soon publish Donald
G. Mitchell's story of Doctor Johns" reprinted
from The Atlantic MO1thiu.
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Hon. Alex xander j Jordan,
Rev. Milo ]. Hickok, d. d. ,
A. Patdee, ESQ.,,
Alfred Martien Esq,
Rev j. II NJ. Knox, D. d. 4,
J ohm F. Mccoy, ESQ.,,
Barton H. j Jenks, ESQ.,,
thomas Beaver, ESQ
Joseph y. Scranton, Esq,
John Welles Hollenbeck, :,
Esq.
George W. Fahnestock,
lSq.
Hon. Jas. Morrison Harris.
Colon William 4 Orrls, Jr.,
Morris Patters n, Esq,
DR. John Curwen.