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THE details Of Euronean news

THE details of European news
brought by the steamer China do not
show that it is any part of the CONT
mental programme, either on the part
OF Prussia or France, to attempt to
extinguish Austria as a distinct pow
er In Europe. Prussia does not desire
that, nor would the other powers con-
sent to so serious a disturbance of the
dynastic balance; but she is weakened
and Inundated she has lost prestige
and territory, and Prussia now takes
her place as the leader of the German
States. The sixteen States OF Northern
Germany that have entered into a per-
manent alliance with Prussia, and uni
ted their destinies with hers, under a
common parliament, will increase the
population under Prussians control TO
over thirty millions, mostly Protestants
and in sympathy with the intellectual
culture and liberal opinions which dis
ingnish the Prussians. The liberals
of all Germany rejoice in her success,
and declare that the Immediate logical
result of it must be to give Prussia a
constitutional government, and SO to
erect sure basis and nucleus for free
institutions In the heart of Europe,
around which the democratic element
in the other nations will rally for sup
italy, though unsuccessful in the
war, gains Venetia by the success OF
her more powerful ally and the weak
ness and cowardice of Austria. Thus
italian freedom and unity are secured,
the small territory held by the Pope
alone excepted-an exception that can
not long continue, unless the current
Of events shall be strangely rolled
backward. Napoleon may be lisap-
pointed. 1t Is now doubtful whether
he will find the hoped for opportunity
TO obtain the coveted provinces on the
Rhine, and he sees Prussia exalted to
1 formidable rivalry with France and
likely to obtain paramount influence
in all continental questions. Germany
will now have the influence to which
the intelligence and Valor of her peO-
pie give her fair title. The new map oil
Europe and the new balance of powers
secured by the war, favor liberal ideas
and political progress. 1t gives the
popular cause higher vantage ground,
and in this is one chief satisfaction
with the result, for the petty ambitions
and rivalries of the reigning houses are
of small account. They will soon be
ONO account Mt all.
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The Knabe Piano

Iswell enough known throughout the INIT,
stateSf 70 stand upon Its merits and Il n w
Necessary to PEBBLE them throuSb nv ~
country or send agents from door 10 9foos1se
sing their praise 10
a, The proper way for purchasers to suDr,.
themselves Is TO apply TO a responsible NSanH
where they know that what they buy Il ins,I
as represented. ~ ~ ~ JUN
Another method OF pushing bad work NM,
me public is TO sell through Music TsleSStai
allowing them large commissions for recoS,
mending their instrumenfR This rnSio !,
1olng business ofcourse ilcredSeS the pFiCSs ~ ~
me me commission must necessarily come from
In purchasing nom the asentof hrSt.cl.s,
manufactures, an instrument can behSj AZ
the iactory prtce-notwlthstan the renrs
sentations OF outside makers that the itieSieTS-
commission" increases the price ofthe inStm.
Persons in want of first-alass Pianos eaDno,
expect 9SP to buy them at second or third class
s,5 The public are invited to examine the
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lBAID HEADS!
ATTENTION. GREY HEADSI
THE QUEENI THE 0UEENI

MRS. WINSLoW'S Qneen of Hair Re-
storers Is Queen. not only in name, but In
virtues. twill make the hair grow, and re-
store tt to Its natural color. It Is really the
best Hair Restorer in the market. twill frea
the head from dandrun, and produce new
fully applied. Try thequeen. 1T Is q delight
full undressing. Recollect the name, Mrs.
Winslows Queen OF Hair RaStorers. Sold
Wholesale and Retail by EDMUND BOOK
ING, No. Odd Fellows Hall, Wheeling, W.
Va. ms
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RootI Rooti Rootl Rendi Reo.,

ROOFS PEsrAoH1vE preserves the ire fthe
HRir-chRnges 1t nom gray TO its original color
In three weeks-prevents the hair nom fall
ing-iS the best article for dressing the hair
dandruh and cure all disease OF the scalp
Is delightfully."- perfumed, cures badness, and
Will not stain the skin. We tell the story
perfect
RestOFer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
Pestachlo Nut on. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER q CO., Sole PToprietors,
Springheld, Mass.
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aIrw Advertisements:
SOLDIERS OF WEST VIRGINIA


VIEWING UNITY. or ACTION IN
OF the INST Importance meeting of the SOL
oilers OF the State q hereby called DeIbgntes
nom each county to assemble In Park bTirgs
on Thursday, the 30th the present MONTH
to take Into consideration sbnsiness OF tine
greatest importance, touching the welfare OF
the soldier and the state.
In counties where the soldiers have orRRn-
iEatt0ns they are urgently requested TO meet
and appoint lat leasIl three 81 deleRafes and
tion the "Committee OF Two on OTRaniY9-
tom appointed by the State League at
CiarkSburR for each county, are urged to call
together the soldiers of their reSpecfi We cOun-
ties, or, in case this Is not done, the soldiers
assemble themselves, and appoint the NUM-
Der Of delegates as above stalled, on or before
the 18th Inst, to represent them at the time
and place above mentioned. No selEconsti-
tuted delegate to take part In the delibeFa-
TONS but all delegates 70 be properly accred-
ited-truly representing the ma oFity Of their
ed, that every county in the State win be
represented.
SoldieFsI heed this CALI Your interests
are at stake! You saved your country, as
sisted In forming, why not have voice in
governing and representing the State. Unite,
harmoniLe and send your best men to repre-
sent you.
All papers throughout the State favorable
20 the Interests OF the soldiers are requested to
insert this call in their columns,
In compliance with the wishes of nu-
State. j. 81. LOCKWOOD,
President Soldiers and Sailors League Of
West Virginia.
MoUNDsvILLE, w VA. Augusta
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THE Wellsbnrg Democrat calls on its
readers to bear in mind the closing
scenes of Congress. We say so, too.
Let them bear in mind that strouse, a
democratic member from Pennsylva-
MIA was ON the floor Of the House in a
beasiIy state ofintoxication, and made
himself conspicuous by crying out
sthree cheers for our noble speaker.r
Let them bear in mind also, that the
rebel Riddle, of Delaware, proposed the
extra pay bill. IfDemocrats and Cop
Perheads did not contribute their full
quota to the closing scenes in Congress,
then Wehave mistaken the record alto
gether. Whislsey and Democracy and
extra pay have been particularly asso-
ciated ever since Congress began.
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Just what you need Ladies.
These pms act asa mild and eentIs stin,r.

These Pills act as mild and gentle stimu-
liant with most happy influence on mind
and body, correcting all irregularities and re-
moving distractions, mental debility, melan-
choly, DC; restoring nature to Its proper
channels. Under certain circumstances they
should not be used. Price 81 90 per box. BY
mall to any address 81 10. Sold by
LAU6HLINS q BUSHFIELD.
Also by o. a. oDBERT, Stone Bridge.
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THE call for Soldiers Convention,
to assemble in Parkersburg on the SOth
inst, has appeared in our columns for
several morning.. ofthe object of the
Convention, we know nothing beyond
what Is set forth In the call. We sup
pose, however, the Soldiers desire to
meet with their Union fellow-citizens
TO consult as to the best interests OF the
State and the means to be adopted to
promote them.
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DisgOIution

.IIlEfE u ItyFBsEdIP HEREFoRE Fsxl
j Sting hetNee thu utitl "a under me
nm name or Cornell = Co.. 81 fiiIs7 div iii1
solved ~, mutual c1nseIit IIhe hnslf 81
me late trTti wiz BE- eet I'd by r. n Snivtii
who " ~ cuntlnua the d1Flc tufli and III
u the corner % -l.tlslt an 4 fainei
19eteA 10. n, Ci0EtffEf,Ta ]
4 j 81 81. ~ *
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AMERICAN RE DROPS viii cure Diptheria,
Coughs. Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague in the Face,
Headache, Toothace, Bruises, SprainR Chilbs
lalns, Group, Colds, Fever and ARue and
Chulefa in single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions for use,
oRRTN SKINNER & CO., Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass. DEAIAS BARNES q co..,
AGENTS for Boston. marl3.ly
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COIEate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
"A superior toilet Soap, prepared nom re-
nned Vegetable OILS in combination with
GISeerihe, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies and fortheNurser!y. It's per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
uuriyalled. ormle by all druggists.
feb2T.lyd&w
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MARIETTA COLLEGE,.

THE NEXT TERM WILL coNfMENoE
Il WEDNESDAY, Aug. Odd. = q N =
! The friends of the Institute have recently
added 500 90 to its funds, thus greatly ia.
Creahing its efficiency. =
In the Preparatory Department instruc-
tons VIII be given not only I'm the studies re-
Is taught in the best Academies,
The tuition fee in College Is $50 per annun
and In the Preparatory Department. G25 :
y. D., President, or Prof q. r. ROSSETER,
fTncpal OF the Preparatory Department..
MARIErTA, OHIO, July 30, 1866. ap2-lw@
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The ChOIera...Its Rnyareai, r,.Is,,a

AAAS NAiSA SAt-s'-AtA AAeNlkea IN England.
E ImpOrtant 10 bankers.
In answer to Communication re.
ceiyed nom the cashier of the First Ma
tional Bank Of westport, Connecticut.
asking whether the notes of the State
banks could be forwarded to brokers
or private bankers for the purpose of
being sold, without mourning the liza
bility of the ten per cent. tax imposed
by the act Of July, 1866, the Commits
sioner OF Internal Revenue returned an
answer as follows: 49,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WARRINGTON. July 80, 1856. J
SIR: In reply toyour letter of the 9th
inst, that IL you continue to receive
the notes of State banks after August
u 1856, and send them to your New
York correspondent (bank) for the
purpose OF redemption only, it willinot
be considered a pdUing out of such notes
within the meaning of section s, act OF
March 8, 1885, amended July l3, 1866.
The notes in question must be for
warded for the special and only purpose
oil being redeemed, as the same rule
would not apply where they are sent to
New York or elsewhere for the purpose
OF being sold, or to make up balances,
DC. Very respectfully,
u. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
B. L. WooDwoRTH, Esq,
First National Bank, Westport, Conn.
DECISION.
The following letter was written in
answer to a note of inquiry:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, a
b. OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, July q, 1865.
SIR:-In reply to your letter of the
the foot of bill acknowledging the pay
ment thereof, is subject to a stamp duty
of two cents, If the debt thus paid ex-
ceeds so in amount. The fact that the
payment is made by a stamped check
does not relieve the receipt from stamp
duty. Very respectfully,
500 II. Al. RoLuINB Commissioner.
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Breech-LOadinEl .Arms-.-An OmcIal
Exon, ~ I,,,1ioa sIi,,,,;,, co,.,.

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The final report of the War office
committee on Mr.. Snider's system for
breech< loading arms has been pub
lished. 1t bears date 2Ist of June, and
gives the results of the various expert.
ments that have been made. Five men
were each provided with twenty rounds
of ammunition, which they placed in
their belts as for service. They fired
from the shoulder at three hundred
yards range, first with the muzZle-load-
ing Enfield, and tt en- with the convert
ed weapon. The mean result was that
in the first case 10 minutes 70 seconds
were occupied in the firing, against 8
minutes ~ seconds in the second. The
mean deviation was very slightly In
favor of the old weapon. Another ex-
pertinent was made with detachment
Of marines, who Wefe set 10 rapid file
firing: These men succeeded in MAXI
ing ten shots in less than three minutes
and three-quarters, and obtaining a
figure of accuracy in favor of the new
weapon as opposed to the muzzle-load-
er in the ratio of three TO two. Two.
of the converted rifles were AFTER
wards exposed to the weather so as to
become seriously rusted. The effect
was to spoil the breecb loading appa-
ratus for the time, but 1t was quite Dos
sible to fire the rifle as a muEzte-Ioader.
The new cartridges give great satisfac-
escape of gas; which Is common in
breech-loading arrangements, and.
which makes the Prussian needle gun
useful only frnm the top, while at the
same time It prevents damp from enter
ing into and destroying the powder.
The committee have fired 5, $50 rounds
from the six converted EnfieIds, and
over 1000 from other rifles. In AM
these experiments there was only three
mtss-fress which were Occasioned ap-
parently by want of illuminate in the
they suggest the necessity for inyesti!
eating the requirements of a SMALL
bore breech-loader OF 0,45 caIibre, or
thereabouts, with which additional
work may be done at long ranges, and
they also add that i the present guage
weight, quantity Of iron, thickness Of
barrel andqtWist ofrf1ing should be
first Of all examined.
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For Sheriff of Ohio County.

? lI 'lTIIIU OUUlEVl 2
Subject to anomination Oh called Convention,
Mr. =. n. WILLIAMS,
MFR Williams HAS AWAY SyHEIsN
should be required Of an 0fiieeE. That he IS
honest and capable, and We believe Il nomis'
mated and elecleeIi wi ~ NAL an excellent
Sheriff, and have no donbt hut v m raeaive
the support Of All true Union men OF the
COUNTY. . llu.l.tcl u lLAtlH ERIENDS. \
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I|I.n.. I0 Ino I.I AUGUST
u|.N. |N INa |IIInII. ral.
N..|r LnI..I s|aI. '..a. l,ssn-
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WastfaI anstrn,1rfnts.
Plan o s

ICHE GREAT REPUTATION or M.
Rfldbe Piano has Induced mnlrsS5S THE
ferior instruments to represent I'M VI IN
meTs that the Pianos they sell are nreo S1sto-
the same as the E1ldbe, made by EoSSsSselY
formerly employed by them, &c, &c. amen
This Is an Old dodge. and one ihSf 4.
Rtaoticed by manufacturers, who cSnnoS M
their instruments to the trade ana SSt, heL
Quently are compelled to force ti,fTSS SolSe-
market at any price. WI Tue
This mode OF doing business shonl5
enough 70 convince purchasers at one y, SSe
SUPERIORITY OF THE KNABE VI me me
mere fact Of small makers taking fbs,d. me
the STANDARD, and working un6r 'e IN q
reputation should be all the evidence ne SeH
RaryL lHE- HeCts-
1t is a wen known fact that all fIrS,.o,,.
Piano manufacturers have their estabiIS1sttH
agencies and dispose OF their goods Ihro1ssSS
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AVE you seen Cong snia an Went
lzorthls shoes asked one seditet az
WILLARD 9 OF another, v no was hiirrV-
How should / Know his shoes 20 RS
totted tho accosf VA ter with asperls
" Oh goll,T j was the replys H
HQu couldn't ell thu b -Ftf Shoes that
was ever seen ~ Washing toni then Won
must 81 IN lnIorttIndte nj iets. They
We're talE usol the shoes q Long John
ANeur't ftll--eieVeu lerl I'VE inches
hIIl--who rcnro-anIs one lfsfrict 81
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DIR. LARooKAH,s
Vegetable Pulmonio Sv,n

CURES COUGHS, COLDS, WHoopING
" COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, CArARRH,
l BRoNcaITIS, PAIN n THE SIDE, NIGHT
speakers and singers are liable, CoNsUALP-
TON, In Its early stages, and gil diseases OF
the throat and lungs.
Endorsed by the highest medical authority.
clefgymen OF every denomination, authors,
editors, professors In our various colleges and
by many OF our most eminent public men.
Containing no opium, It is adapted to every
age, and can be used without fear OF the
dangerous results which follow the use of
many Of the cough preparations OF which
opium and lpecac are the base.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
Price 50 cents and 81 per bottle.
DIR. E. R. KNIGHTS, Prop,r, Melrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLINS& BUSH:
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
gists, also by I. n. Logan & Co., and Logan,
List d Co. my&-Smd&w
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL REVENUE.
Ftom "a an Man easet.e. J.lu ..

There can be no donbt now that the
cholera, which has already effected a
lodgetnent in many of our more distant
ports, has appeared in a very trouble
some form in London. Thirteen cases
have been admitted into the London
Hospital, and five deaths have occur
red there this week, and other patients
are now in precarious state. Several
deaths from cholera have taken place
in the neighborhood of the hospital. In.
accordances with the provision advo-
Gated in the short article published ON
the cholera hospitals, spacious ward
has been set aside for these cases. It is
already nearly full. One or two cases
have also been admitted at other of the
city hospitals. 1t is stated that in
many OF these cases the patients had
taken no precaution for arresting the
premonitory diarrhea; and all medical
authorities are agreed on the extreme
the patients who have died at the Lon
don Hospital had not accepted the
warning given by the premonitory aft
lection. 1t Is impossible to insis-
too strongly upon the necessity of
immediate attention to these early and
durable symptoms which may SO quick
ly pass into fatal disease. We regret
to learn that the virulence of the choI-
era in Southampton is even worse than
we had reason to believe. Up to last
night there had been no fewer than
eighty-four cases of Asiatic cholera in
southampton, and hfty-one deaths.
These cases have principally occur
red in the low-lying districts of
the town, and the disease has
been entirely confined to the poor
er classes. Immediately upon its
outbreak the sanitary committee of the
Town Council took energetic steps to
arrest the progress OF the disease. They
have taken large house for the recep-
ton of cholera patients. Dispensaries
have been open night and day. The
streets have been watered with (ofI
course diluted( carbonic acid, and every
other conceivable precaution has been
taken. A staff of seven medical men
have been appointed to make house
toulouse visitation, fnquiring for chol-
era and diarrhea." n
THE DISEASE IN HOLLAND.
The cholera is, according to the Vest
Idtische MerkuT, on the increase in
Holland. Up to the 5th of July there
hnUa tnoVa-1 lar
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For Congress.

WB ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AN.
Ohio county, as q candidate fol Te-eiecfinn
nom the First Congre ional District. sIbIeef
70 the declsion OF the District Ui9ion Conyen-
tom ~ ~ . Il = 5sS1eSS. az
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JUST WHAT YOU WANT LADIES. .
~ one bos az Be ,otlred.

The Great French Remedy, n. De YaIlett,s
Female Periodical Pnls, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy of Medicine.
MenoFhaPia. &c 80
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comrnia sion IS Lieuentant General on
yyednes day nom the hands OF the
President, and was afterwards seren-
AIDED bg a military band. BE made a
brief speech in acknowledg of
the ser6nades but eeltiea making an
oFation, on the plea that slfhs less a
aman NJ IN Washington the better
for him.
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PROSPECTUS OF
ST. J0SEPH'S ACADEMY,
Conducted by sisters OrSt. Joseph.l
CoRNER QUINCY AND 9TH Sis,
- WnHRrTlHn nm VA

WHEELING, W. va.
TNHIS INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN
IL for the reception of Pupils on Monday,
Aug. 10Th, 1866. The course of instruction
VIII comprise all the ordinary branches OF a
finished English Education, Music, and the
French and German taught by competent
Instructors.
Strict attention paid to the department of
the Young Ladies', who Will be required to
observe punctually, the Rules and Regula-
tons adopted for their Improvement, and
for the maintenance Of good order. Pupils
charged from date of entrance. No deduc-
ton made for partial absence nom school, or
for the remainder of q quarter, when a Pupil
IS nnallY removed before its expiration,
except In case of serious illness or dlsmissal
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Heavy Damage . The wheat, oaas

5F0lt uis LafGyette tIiidl C6iHfeF.
The continued rains have resulted in
great damage TO the matured crops.
The wheat is spronting in the shock,
cats have suffered matefia ally, and hum
dreds Of tons Of hay have been destroy
ed IN the cock. The deceptive sunshine
of Wednesday, Induced many of our
best fnrmefs 70 believe that the storm
was over, and the drennhing rain of
Inst night caught more than half the
oats and hay In the country In the
sWath or IN the shock. Every good
farmer should have q reliable arome-
ter. Thelvalue OF the crops destroyed
within the pasf tHenty-four hours
would buy d 5lfo meter for eyery farm-
or in ii county.
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WBpublish this morning Mr.. Hub
bard's letter to United States Treasurer
Spinner, returning to him his extra
pay as member of Congress. This
remittance COMFORTS with Mr.. Hub
bard,s remark at the time of casting
his vote for the bounty and extra pay
bill-viE: that he voted for 1t simply
because OF the bounty clause and for
no purpose Whatever Of self-aggran-
dizement. All who know Mr.. Hub
bard's character wiz place full reliance
on his statement, and will give him
credit for thus consistently carrying
out his original desire and intention to
benefit the soldiers and not himself and
fellow members OF Congress.
An attempt has been made we notice
bya ooRperhead paper to make party
capital out Of the vote cast in Congress,
as though It was a Republican or Union
scheme. The fact Is that the extra pay
was proposed by Riddle, the rebel sem
atOr from Delaware, and voted for by.
him and his fellow gdemocrats'' In
both Houses quite as extensively in
proportion to their membership as by
their opponents.
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For 9hel,riR

yTTE WOULD RESPECTFUIIY AN
w nOunce the naIneof Col. W. b, CURTIS
a. 2 candidate for Sheriff Of Ohio County
subject TO the action Of tie unionl Gonyeiil
Ton. ~ Many CITIZEES.5 5
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AnaalafealEhts.

3 Announcement for Congress.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
wv questedl 10 announce Gen. RI 8. NORTH.
corr, OF Harrison county, as Union candf-
triet q Wet ,yirginia IN the Fortieth Cons
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aIftlt Advertisements.

nRCHURCH NOTIOE.--!The Rev, ID.
NSH IA. Greer will preach in the Second
church ON Sunday at 1870 q. m.
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. angl-lt
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TnR call for a Soldiers Convention

SATURDAY mORNING. August 4.