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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

HOOHKBTKH, N. DBCNWUBr Z6I lbbI
MeBsrs. P. H. DRAKE Il COL have been great suf-
ferer from Dyspepsia for three four years. and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Bters, and to my great Joy am
now nearly well man. have recommended them in
several caseg and far know, always with signal
benefit lam, respectfully yours,
Rev. j. g. OATHORN.
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s. T..--1880.-.X.

Another wonderful ingredient, Of great use among
the Spanish ladies Of South America impartng beauty
to the complexion and brisnoy TO the mind s yet
known to the commerce Of the world and we withhold
its name for the present.
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DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand,
8 made from the choicest materials, is mild and
smollientin its nature, fragrantly scented, and
extremely beneficial in It's action upon the skin For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February7 lyr
as- ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFIOIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs E.
BAUoH and P. aOUdELMANN formerly employed by
RoIssoNEAu, Of Paris,, No. 500 Broadway. New York
AprilA lyr
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.


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DUHes per yatd
CotredTa Dsmaska and Dam
strecive
gasoline qualities
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ga smile was on her np-health was In her look
Btrength was In her step, and In hor hands-PLANrA
TIOd RI1vrYRa
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For the following timely hints on this subject
We arc indebted to our neighbor, tho Weekly
Record.
, 1866-07-24
Bankrupt Bill Postponed till
Next Session.
Final Passage Of the Tennessee
Admission Bill.
-fenian Resolutions Passed by
the House.
r FROM EUROPE.

Atlantic Cable SplIced on the 18Th Inst
Encouraging Reports from the
Great EahteEn-One Hundred aud
Thirty Miles of The Cable 1aid-Sapo.
leon AbRndonn Ills Proposed Media"
fton-Aubtff1 tuuhf Trust 10 Her own
StFenEth-Pruss2an Army Pushing
Forward -AuhtE1Ans Concentrating
TOR Defence OF The T5roi-Qafahal
Henedek ReorEonSzanE HIS Forces
Rcka&nation OF Ln Mnrmor1-Clnfdlu
Occupies Pndua Another Heavy
English Rank Fai3ure-markets> DC.
NV ionK, July e3-stesucr Scotia, from Liver
poosth, ra Queer Etowu. 15th. arrived this evening
The telegraph feet arrived OF Nalenla on the 18th
inst. The cable Was successfully fplced 10 the
ehore end, and the Gseat Eastern commenced pay
ing ont. Signals through the whole cable were
pestect. Religious service took place at Valentla
prior to the commencement OF operations.
English pohtics un.mportaat. The Government
sta.et In the House Of Lords thzt preparations
wc1e mixing to efm Briuth troops with breech-
Ioadera.
AnotheE eeE,ous bank suspension, the Blrming-
ham Banking Company, was announced On the
morning Of the 1ith. The liabilities computed at
over two miilions eterlng 1his IL ee17ops c1lam-
tty for the large Birmingham houtes.
Accounts Is to the progress Of French mediation
are conflicting. Nothing authentic has ttan:pircd.
The threatened armed Intervention of France Il not
cUnfrmed, but French vessels have gone to
Venetia.
1t IL reiterated that ptuss,a declined tho as1nis
ttce.
French jouznals declare that France, Prussia aud
ttsly have come 10 IN arrangement upon ptopofale
to be made to Austr1a. Upon this bstif. Anstsia
is 10 be exc'nded from The German Confederation.
FTaDee II an Intervention that calculated 10 agta'
yafe rrtl3
, 1866-07-24
FROM MEXICO,
Imper1allats Fleeing to California for
Protcctlon-Fourth OF July Celebrn.
ti0n in the C1tY Of mcXIcQa etc

Imper1allats Fleeing to California for
protccalon-Foursh OF July Celebra.
tiou In the CITY Of Mexico, etc.
NEW York, July aG3-Thc Htrotd's San Francis
co espondencc says the steamer Continental ur-
1lscd there on The 9Th from Mnzatan On the 13ih
bringing large number OF 1mpeftaftsts, who are
leeinr isom the wreck OF the Emplre, and seeking
protection under the atafs and stripes which theT
find The den01alIzed torces under Maximl1au IN.
able 10 afford. The refugees Eiyc a gloomy account
Of the situation Of adairs tn The western part OF
the Empire In S0n0ta all Is confusion and vio-
!encc, and disorder 1etgns supreme.
sinaloa 1e completely Invested by the Liberals
under Cofona. who ha. lrea and welt-armed force
under his command. Al every place south Of Slna-
los where the Imperialisis were In the ascendant.
the Liberals are In arms aud making headwly.
Tie Americans In MazaFtan complain bitterly Of
The want Of protection afIoricd fncm. There L.
not Government yetsel either at Mszatlan Or Gny-
AtnAs.
The ltrulds City Of Mexico correspondence
says The Fourth Of July wa duly celebrated there
bY the cftzcue OF the United Satcs reading ihe1e
Gen j. b. Magrutes. OF the rebel nrmy, and Prince
Sn1m alm, formerly Of the Untted States army.
paid their respects TO the American Consul during
iadiv'dnaH. Ihs Decizfation oi independence vas
read by the coIeul. The memory Of Washington
wns euloefzed by Ex-Governor Reynolds. Of MIS-
four1. and Magrudef responded 10 the toast OF the
Army and Navy OF the United States. The mem.
ory Of our marisred President was received with
dlstnrushed honor by ali, the ex-reh:Is Joining
with ma1ked respect In It's observance.
, 1866-07-24

cinsfon-Stabbin@C Caae-SuddenD d Dtath
from Heart DiseAse-Killed By Light.
ming, Etc.
Especial Despatch to tic Chicago THbuue.J
C1scNyAI1, July a5
An affair occurred at the Spencer Honse, In this
city, this morning, TINT will probably result In the
death of one Of ils clerks, Thos. Carry. WOMAN
by the name Of Campbell, formerly known as Mr5
Spaugler, had been stopping at the Spencer House
for The patt two or three weeks. and this morning
about two O'Clock, the watchman reported that
there vas 4 man III her room. where be thought no
man ma ought 10 be; TIE eiefx sent up polite note
sl1s.+ es onksn,s,cs rhs clerks oes at BIS
The clerk IN person rep1ired to inc room Of Mad-
ape Campbell, and demanded the mails occupant to
come forth, bat the eummons was not oheyed. The
10 % report diteoserics. a, o'clock ,hs Clerk % re-
itesed the vntchman. Shortly thereas er Young
lawyer BY the name OF IL atey stepped oat. Words
who ~as also boarde1 at the house. nealey re-
f1ettd drew plrt0l, ard m The scu1e the contents
were discharged into the abdomen Of the Clerk
and was promptly baicd out ty bis friends. He
protects that ,te lady y client Of bis. tha. she
had to leave the city thts morning. and be was en-
gagged with her professionally dus1ng The night.
An alteration occurred this evening between
james Bailey and Pat Hunt, in regard 10 fifteen
Cents. which resulted In Bailey Ht4bbtnE hunt VIII
butcher k.ile. canstug death very toon.
A q. ntlcman by the Ia 'e Of stephan HoEstester.
formerly a clothing merchant here. fell dead on
Fifth street to-day from disease OF the heart.
Mr. James. proprietor Of the hotel at Pigeon,
Ohio, and tWo f1heE pereons. were killed by light
beach Tree.
A Convention, composed chiefly Of Mcclellan
mep, met tn Cleveland on Saturday, and Il. b.
Kelly were appointed delegates to represent the
Eighteenth District in the Philadelphia Con-
yentiOu.
, 1866-07-24
CANADA,

Mail BnE Stolcn-fkeported Eecnpe Of
FcnIa1l Prisoners Untrue-tsen. Stlcr-
mans CalonIni Tour-Canadlan Mllf.
tasy MattefB.
NEW YonK, July 9f.-The Nerntds Montreal
defpatcn .say.: The NeN FORK ma1l bag. due
there on -a1uruay ntgnt. was stolen. 1t IA not be-
lieyed The loss ID !arge as It ii not said tile mall
contained any registered letters.
The reported escape OF Feoian prisoners Is un-
true.
Gen. Sherman met with a cordial reception In
Montreal On Saturday. lie .n1yed In Quebec On
Suunav.
The Htrdtd's Ottawa despatch aays: The troops
that haye recently arrived and are etill arriving In
Canada from EuaIand and English colonial po'sess-
ions. are 10 renal min the provinces. and none are
, 1866-07-24
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
The Weather F0gorable-PreparAt
aoF ttae Arrival Of the Great EasteFn.

= UF u %F1LQfsl E0FU1 1NWt1~&1 Ea'A3 N39VQH
aoF the Arrival Of the Great Eastern.
81. 1ous'e. n. F., July 2Q.-The weather here IL
all that could be ds=lred By te friends u the At
1an1lc Cable cnsGrptse-rely clear. "1h light tanda.
er Aa|cst.s eh'ps Niesr anu Lille l. f Tor ueafts
Eonten! ~ morning; They are appointed TO a"ait
Btcsen+oE a!t 0 iet thie morusnE 10 put doRn four
puoyt Oh Hearts C0uieut. ihc people here are
atahctic about the cable and yess lew are copr 10
1iea,t'e Content this year. 4 Telegraph oilce was
p1xpeu there this mofnInc
NEW YoRk. JULY s3.-Ihc Great Eastern u.y II.
11ye ri Reaftfk C0utA nj On FE1uaC next sher ihn
Associated Press will rccelse u telegraph early aud
suli de,ails Of the opera IONS CONNECTED with Tue
laying OF the A;l.n,lc cahlt- toumunlcauon b.
q railing yacht 4 new Cubic viii he lsid wittln
4upr Netk1-
, 1866-07-24

acree TO JON him in opposing the tonbardmtnt,
tr' afterwards decided rot to tzke the re=pons.-
b!litY.
TIE KRoN-CLAD MoxnSoCK.
Commodore Rogers also gives m accomt Of the
conduct Of the irou.clad MonadnocE, during r
voyage from Philade}phla to San Franc1eeu. She
proved TO be entirely orthY. eyen III tue ronsh.
est Kind Of weather. Great praise Ia CiVeu to eut-
Commander Bunce, who had charge oi the vessel.
, 1866-07-24

SCHENECTADY. July s3.-The animal commences
mtri week e1ercl.ee OF Union College were fully
inaugurat1d Yesterday. Tomorrow atternoon the
uol Alex. ". Bradford, Ii. D., Of New York.
W1li trli,e. IN eulogy on Dr. Mott Prze speaking
atT1s .. m. Commencement dsy exercises viii
, 1866-07-24

nj n L III ms mol
Ennman5er Rnnre who haf rhs1ce n fhe =" vss..eS
-, "-1 49, 1---.-- -
'A'o oe oe o"A'>N1''
w..u,. y.,. g.,
ur. CRIMES called M H., hill, IN deace the
sna 1a,f ne q Sss5;
0a o,,on '9s OF f IT. GK1uEs the House amend.
ncnls were concas1ed in. The bill goes 10 ths
Mr" noRR1LL. from tbe Committee an the Dis
,s 'h " 1s1 'ePSdesS1E nd
Ges; , r onoshe4 ~ Inc o'
on be %o9n St M nes Gs1
ar1n nt III n'cocE for fhe rnnSineratioE nf b,iis
nom tbe EomtuItiee On oommerce
IS. WILSON called up The Re; ;olution giving the
Tne msont!on wss ~ n.ssed. nna eoes 6acS to iSe
House 1o5 soneasrenes i amendments.
rommttee m rcrenr5,mcnt ha instrnrted tc inau,rc
lin the mtIe ef coilec,,ne md Gisnos.i 1na1e nj
,n', ~ snS S.inm, ~ ~ .ne oaes
ITrnsnrv 11cnsr:ment and tFat the cnmmit,ee he he
lnsestsd viii faii powcr to % send jor persons and
The resolution M. sdonted.
an oof @ e senae 1sst To- &c
sne rreent HrIslsh nen.rsit,x. fsws 1T The 10
and hc BAD foana hen sdene a. The IL
were rtopped flon lnvsdlng Canada; "; tae iaW
rrhcl ulra.r fery1ce II woula he eeen at a rtance
therefore asked the adoption Of The following reso
,,tnns he r;rec.ed 10 iron,ie inIo rbe erneticncv
at Ien~altnr opr Dfere Mt aeutrnlity law..
,ror .' wan %"1@s'90' A10 'D~ 4e1''1'''4 All
o's H. TRuvnCrI ot5erra tbe fo,,ovtno reso,ntton.
81 Sts 80 80 I,. - oAe4so Liz 4oA'o"'oS
"9asn ps.1sns, 1.t ma =, y.- ha ,n,h,rl..o
-, ,,"nsfer+ th' mnnis .;oi2,er., faicTe ,nd III.
isatT IL 4csdems. sra The surp;as on at35 uoi need
ents- - ~ ~ ~ rscenmmod,ss Hre h"narea rrs.nnS ~
X. rsc ~ ~ stnIen1s IN s.,d tnsfn,{nn
~ the s;a Ssr W. .x.... .,.,,.,,.. ..u,... ...-
,hc cr1e,nfv ot he TressnrV for s1atemeai o1 tne
amonni of int"rnn1 1eyenns nsid inio ile Tre,.nrs
~ he ;nca9 Z! s,d In's ~ ecae Mas asoasa
scdl a. - ne'1us '00' 10 aI'1e1' pae'
Mr.; POLAND Nd I'D =. , he Eonld ise to Know no I'LL It It
WEE !ng 1ntshoon oa .ae ssna.e t1 pass ~ nank'
ns va i issos @ q p1o!easas tue et ,ss
seIaio neSess~S - s3 ~! I. @ ~ ., ~
test tae eense o. ,ne me sena &c mona noss h S
1,,a ,bs tn,tTa,a,fn1 nr tbs 1nstI.- - nnt;S -.
morrow; m RS 6at ne Wished he eeute of The sensse
"a ~: :, - !. ,caI e - 'a''' s
WI r. aeI i1%EFR knnc ,be ssnase ,xopfd mt al.
icn,n Hi,hont nassfns The biu. L: m,rat nc:d
snma smsnn1nc1nts' int snme lin IN Inc suhec1
a,,th, ~ Gs !ssee6 o1' eo14S VIZ VI ''s
Nj. cOMAS sa1a ne was opposea @ 70 4a oili ~
HI N nIefHt tos ~ Mas ~ any ~ 1itis
~ ~ Muisn tooe 1upt e"+4s LAW e1' oH'tee
Sta!es 1TI1T;, N14IaT ~ ,.,.,. =, . ,.,,,,, hu,
~ n9 ,'ra9oe hat ~ ,ha ,,.asar1 Iii ,scIIa ~;
e ,. ,n.t ~ ts,nh ~ ~, tar es w.,
- - 1t 1aF.a ~. tu"s 'e 'uD9e-1 MUM ~ s'1 3n
Al esTSEa. 8 .,s o,,,s.d +n ~. h,rt,-r,, hi,
s. -. - w :I tse ~ ~ taI.5 ~ ~. h.,n. W.
, 1866-07-24

Crop Pf0FpectS IN South CnfoIJnns
CHARLESTON, $. C., July 23.-Accouuts from ali
sections ot this State represent the crop pro pecs
for cotton and corn very gloomy. Tho injury has
been occastoned hv want OF rain. aud these crops
nrc now conslocred beyond remedy. The rice crop,
wherever pantfng operations have been Fc.urcd.
ta In iQuffshinr condition.
, 1866-07-24

The GT,olern In Snvunlx1l EEarbor.
SAVANNAH. July e3.-Tl:re save been ten more
Eca1hs by cholera ssnee y+.tesaaf mo.n.ns. Al
ser. ion. from tie troops eiucc Isuutos on Tybce.
, 1866-07-24

SARATOGA, n. r., July 23.-AN the races OF the
weck have heen put over one day, owing 10 the
rain. throwing the last one on Monday Of next
NCsks
, 1866-07-24
FROM CINCINNATI.

take place o. wednesday. The attendance upur
The exefciser t. unusually lar:e. Many stranger:
IRE present from ali parts OF the country.
, 1866-07-24
Erie Enun

ROCHESTER, n. T.. Ju!y - The breach in the
canal Appeduc., at Palmytu, 1la bc repaired To-
, 1866-07-24
ROM Eu R 0 P E.

Napoleon's Mediation ):
Ended. -
Austria to Depend Jpon
Her Own Strength.
Marshal Benedek Recognizing |
and Increasing bis Army.
The Prussian Armies Press
ing Forward. |
Austrians Concentrating for the
Defence Of the Tyr0|. |
RESIGNATION OF LA
MARMORA.
Occupation Of Padua
By Cialdini.
Progress Of the Great East
ern with the At
lantic Gable.
Suspension Of the Birnling ham
Barking Company.
Liabilities Two Million Pounds
Sterling.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Gen. I. @. Osborne Con.
frlled as Postmaster
at Chicago.
Mr. Stanberry's Nomination as
Attorney General Confirmed,
Bill Reorganizing the Su-'
preme Court Approved
by the President.
General Dix Nominated as Min-
lister 10 the Hague.
CONGRES s..
Bankrupt Bill Postponed till
| Next Session.
Final Passage Of the Tennessee
| Admission Bill.
fenian Resolutions Passed BY
| the House.
TENNESSEE UNCONDITIONAL
UNION CONVENTION.
, 1866-07-24

Suspicious AHhlr-Pfobnbte Fatal Con.
Misunderstanding Case-Sudden Dtath
from Heart D1seAse-KIlled By LtGht-
ming, Etc.
{SueeI1, DfspRtch to Tx Chir1c0 TEihuue.1
, 1866-07-24

LESS THAN COST,
To Close out the same.
AIl our Parasols and Sun Um-
brelIas at Cost;
ILL our Balmorals at Cost !;
HI Silk Garments halfprice;
ali our Cloth Garments half
price
all our ShaWls at Cost J.
Ill cur Mourning Goods at Cost.
OUR DRESS GOODS,
We have put the knife into strangely.
No o1tgard to former price Or cost,
Cattons Mt New York prices.
De1aiuca nj Is Cd per yard.
FonInrd Atpncns s., now s..
SIlk-Stripe Poplin4 S., now 4s
Figured Alf-Woo1 Delafns s.. now -
A Hr}n ntod1 I II. Ef4
, 1866-07-24

fFSCRITES'S Advertising AGENCY, II
Dcn rborn street, IL authorized to receive
Advertisements for tho Tribune. nnd u1l
the leading papers throuEhonk tho United
tStnfex and {;nnnd4.
, 1866-07-24

MASONIC BASKET PICNIC.
lf1 The pleaides Lodge Picnic at IIaas' Park has
hetD pnatpened in consequence o1 the late stoEm. nn
dtpot Will Iatve at ga: .. H. and for the accoMnodx
tlnn OF persons living the West Side extra train
Will leave the Darlington Crossing. Canal sueet at
Pa m. Tlcket3 sold good for that day. p9S6
, 1866-07-24

WAsuNGroS, July 93.-.he NnyT Department
has letters from Commodore John Roger. dared
Uuftca states tteancr VardeFolH. San Fr1aclsco
nor ed to have been made b5 Ns. L7yar1. in the
British nou-c Of Conmoue. u sayine tnat HI: rhc
l'onmodore'sl ,eport Of the onosId9ent Of va va
van lie repeats 1hst AhmIrnl Denmau did at first
, 1866-07-24

~ *n!Sa occasion the T1ckethn3dtrs OF ,he Assacfs-
0oa .ui 20 Presented T1th pstxea, amounting in iha
HkEIsEA1E 70 l0E EnDSloaA OF al VI, 1t ,n-jn,f
lnf n,f ~ EGRASD PRIZE ot 5d.Aa u Gold. sud siso
SeSs menef pLnes annountta: u stao "a ia G1re-
, 1866-07-24

Aaeaeu!J 0etA1 oA4e4" -"e e-4A"AAA"-4" ""s
nj: TnuMBut1 hoped no sqeh bill would be
passed. The SECRETARY Of the Treasury had no
hight to make tuch appointments.
MI. EDMUNDS raid that when the feSo!utEon
was 1iat tent 10 the committee all tts members
Mese v er 70 H. ;ndaeed 10 a.Ies 70 IL q psr
sons appointed had been assured b. the Secretary
that The o1,h would be repealed by Congress-.
~ wSo osa si 5 a1s s' os sRRsde
belonged to them. He {lhe Secretary could have
to iii these oilses. lie (Sye) hoped Congsess
MI Mr. wilson VII ssid hs knew that some of the ee.t
men in the country wroe to the Secretary acanat the
appointment ofthe-e men, hat The Secretary thought
| The ADMINISTRATION ~outd have control Of both
Ard s The 's woa e 5s as
did not think thr persons appotntt bE him ought
to be made 10 sudtr, II the oil ought to bc passed
1ho-s who could NO: take the cath oueht TO be PAID
IL On pEoston bottom Of HI. CHANDLER. tie further con-
| fidtsa.ion Of The joint RESOLUTION was postponed
The iolnt resolution Was passed authorizing the
sale Of The Government interest In tic DIsra'
The Senate adjourned at 1o30p-m.
HOUSE,
| Ms, BINGHAM introduced bill to provide In
read ts,es md refe9ed to tommi Tee of The Whole
on the State Of the Cnion and ordered ps1n'ed.
consists Of the wool eectton OF the revised Tatlt
Senae Except that the ad rd!oftn dug Is increased
from ten 10 eleven per ceRt On raw wool and OF
uooltn manufactured goods the specific duty Is &c,
Nj. DELAN6 onezed resolution that The House
meet during this week al II O'Clock and take re-
asy s% n I'll II and that sS,, 'S s r.
H. oa csRke Il oho o9ed ats M
a.s!,ns os III sisn m H. ~ R.nsb GoveInenr
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g0 TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus " are flag stations, and
trains will stop only when signaled to do 80.
0RLAND SMITH, | .."
Master Transportation.
June 81, 1sO6.-tf ii.'.I i...I 20
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u about half mile from the town of Centreville,
which with its churches mills, mechanics, mer-
chants, doctors &C., can supply almost everything
needed by man. 1t lays most beautifully
from 10 to 10 acres of woodland-the remainder
Is nearly all in grass, For further particulars call
upon inc personally, or address me by letter at
Thurman p. o.
July 20, 66-ly. W. c. BUCK.
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Iwant to sell or trade the following property /:
one large six year old mare, one fine saddle and
buggy horse, one cane MILL 2 OK wagons, 8 No. 5
Patent Lever plows, one patent hand hay press
IN good order, one wind mill, 80 head Spanish
Merno buck sheep, composed of lambs, yearlings
and two wears old, guaranteed to be the purest
blood In this region. Bucks in such lots are hard
to manage. am anxious TO sell them Failing
to sell them here soon, expect to take them away
Those therefore wishing to improve their stock
on very liberal terms will please to call soon.
-..-.. .. JOHN l.. LONG.
?. ST. have one four year old Buck, cost when
lamb $50 that will take $75 for.
Oct 1865 If
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FRUIT TREES
CULTIVATED AND FOR SALE
AT TIE
WEBSTER NURSERY ! J

A PPLE TREES OF ALL VARIETIES-Sum-
~ mer, Fall and Winter, and especially the
Rome Beauty, RawIs Jennert, and Smith cider,
the best of all winter apples. 2, B, and wears
old, Select size at the following reduced prices.
Per tree when less than 2j are ordered. 20 cents.
BY 20 %, orany less than 100, 10 cents each.
BY loo $l7.O0
BY 200, all ordered at once $500 per 1O0
BY 300 TO 900, $500 per 100
To all Persons and Merchants when acting as
Agents for me they will be furnished with trees at
wholesale rates, but when less than 100 are or
dered.at once, cost Of packing will be added.
All varieties Of Peaches at same rates. except
lales early which is an extra early variety, rpcn-
ing July 18th ; theya put up at $1,000 per 100,
or % cents each.
Also dwarf and standard Pears, Ounces, Aprl-
cots, Plums Cherries, and all kinds of Evergreens
as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere Persons
along the railroad can order per the Harnden or
National Express sending money with order, and
can rely on getting strictly prime trees. or they
can come and select for themselves. Address
A. L. WOOD,
Ang. 23, 66-tf Webster, Scioto Co., Ohio.
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sJr Connections made at Hamden Junction with
Trains of Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains and at Parkersburg with the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad ORLAND SMITH
Master OF Transportation.
Chillicothe, o., June u, 1866. H.. It'll ..I'