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rs,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

HN'E = INvAIGb.
Published fr tlg- b-uen and IS CAUTION % YOUNG
MIN and Others who -uIar from Nervous Debility Pr
uIatur" DEM q Manhood! &c sgIly Wing 10 c same time
The Mean, If lfCUrs. ~ who hl- cured iis-ii
after uudeT- i considerable quachrry. by encpsig
postpaid addressed rlr single copies free Of char-
may be i.tl Of j... author.
NATHANILL NlAlFALn. FL. RrookIvIl. King, Co Ny
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STRANGE. But 'EHsrKs.

Every ygun= Iuy anil gentleman in the intel Sta'-s
-, hr = melting very une u their advantage ~ r.
turn mail fire.. 90; rl e.} y llr- ing the UNDERSIGNED
T-r Iaviu fear, # being huulu ,i Viii obl-r ~ ut
n..iir card Al others viii pleas" address tli'ir
.,..,I,.ry servant TIilS. +. CHAPMAN,
d. 80. 65-iy S9l I'rurlvay rcw fur
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ITO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. KNAPP e. Soft,


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y ESSAY OF WARRSING AND INSTRUCTION
y t,- Y,,,n- men Also Diseases cul Ahu,,t winch
pc-natIr-y PROSTATE the Vital powers with surc means
a. relief Snt free car-c in -,tle letters envelopes.
Address DR. J. SKIIIIN IIDCGiITgN. Howard Assus,-
ton, Pmiiaie hIa. Pa. teff %
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Monitor division. No. 566

6. of T. meet every Monday evening their Hall over
Re,idcks store. side Court House.
CM CATLIN, RS A Z. HoLLISTER, W. r.
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These statements l stand ready to subs
stantiate by undeniablc evidence IN my pos
session, to the satisfaction of any man who
is not under the influence of ali oser-weaning
bias in favor of the author and u!terer OF
this malicious sauder. To such persons l
am utterly Indifferent as to their opinion con-
corning the verify of this statement
G. B. KING.
Being somewhat familiar with Mr.. King 5
accounts with the Government, | certify the
above statements to be correct in every par
tcular, so far rs understand them.
r. TUOHNE
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In Ottawa, III. July o4:h. 1906, EDITH ARVlLLA,
daughter Of II. ". and Aryila \. King aged months
| GaVs.
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THE HARTFORD.

With ftv-tve year, Of valuable experience arl sable
success with Cash income and resources exceeding those
Of any Other American Institution whose business con
.fsfS on Of Fire vtt fair rates lrl Prin-
ciIars, and reputation TOR promptly - anu hono'ah
81. ami available indemnity second that of other
institution. Nm - EASioN, Agent
may - 90 If OTTAWA, III
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Land, for Saic.or Exchange.

have $50 of the best quality Of lands in Iowa
4 and OF Timber Land Cairo, Illinois,
Chang far property thi, city, improved lands IN the
county The land Cairo IN desirable location Tor
raising fruit cotton. S, ami climate adapted for that
business Location COOL being the lln9is Ceatra
Rail Road.
Any persons desiring such lands, viii find it for tser
interest 10 c.Ll on me. X. Tii0RNE.
OTTAWA. j. IStf-tf
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Banking 4 5nsuranfe.
CITY BANK
OF OTTAWA

DIRECTORS
HFNHY F. FXYES WV T. CHURCHILL
EDWIN e ALIEN EDTTiRD FL MES
JOHN D. C-iT0N, o. H. BULLEN
THE CITY BANK OF EAIlES. ALLEN & Co.
has this day transferred it, organization from the State to
the National system will hereafter conduct its bs
ness under the name and style Of
The Nationl City Bank Of Ottawa.
Exchange CHICAGO. NEW YORK and all the
principal cities East and West, bought and sold
Exchange on ENGLAND. IRELAND. SCOTLAND
important points in Continental Europe drawn
n % suit purchasers
Gold and silver bought and sold.
Us. Revenue stamps of all denominat,or.
constantly oil hand ard FOR sale
Also will give especial attention to the purchase
sale OF all classes of Government Securities.
including the He'd FveTwenty and Ten-Forty bonds
and the popular Seven Thirty loan.
We would respectfully solicit continuance Ct iie h'-,-
relations heretofore existing between the IiE Bank
and its patrons and To them well as sch ne" one5 as
ray favor with t!lCr business, wnHd say, we shall
be able to extend such facility and accommodation - we
trust will pruve To them satisfactory and profitable
HExEY + E.nEs. President. EDWIN G ALIEN Clshicr
EDw EAMES, Itcs Pres U IL BuLLEN, iSS I Cash r.
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Hartford Fire ms. Co.
HARTFORD, CONN.
CHARTERED 1910.
CASH CAPITAL 100000
CHARTERED 1910.

Should Won haze property of any description which
Insurance against loss damage Icy Fire desired yonr
attention called h advantage, offered 10y this Co.
The necessity OF S'rolg indemnify i Suggested sN tue
financial of the period Ia iis tiH-
~ t. furnish this AMI in its @rIriI-S I" future per
uan.ncc and strength uncertain evidence 4 i!oTed by
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d r :" a L * = R
r,Y IL Consulted AZ TnE
CC.lsER IIOt,SE, OTTAWA.
MAR * HEs.
EAA EHD.

ON tn. oath instant, by Arthur Lockwoo' !. ESQ
JOHN RICHARDSON to Miss SUSAN Il. MASON, 70
Of the town of Mission.
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colonies nseparaoly connected AS to the intentions
OF her hajestys government, eau only say that tbis
great measure raises many and such complicate-5
questions that all events, be given Cor tho
delegates The Canadian deega have not yet arrived
have said IL absolutely certain that they hRye
left Canada. Under these circumstances, looking
tho advanced period OF the session. looking also
the absence Of those delegates whose presence Is
absolutely necessary TO the practical considera-
ton Of the question, It is obviously impossible for
the government submit TO Parliament measure
important and complicated matter II win be my duty
during the recess enter fully and frankly into
pcatOn with the delegates 81 Canada Nova scotia and
trust may, Mt such CONCLUSION as Will be sasiac
tory both 10 the colonies and the mother country.
The Marquis OF N0RhANByAs this ID question which
affects the colony which recently presided, srua
marks Her Maestys government act wisely in postponr
ing any legislation this question. II Ia one ga and
of such iso importance to The colonies Affected that al
though am in favor Of the union Of the North American
colon es feel that justice could not be done II
attempted this year The question Is one which demands
careful deberation and much consideration Although
the union received the sanction OF the Legislature OF
the colony which presided still there Is In that
colony considerable opposition to tho measures and so
does the OF the measure depend upon the
Immunity and cordality with which II rs received ny
the people TINT her Maesty's government will
the they will have &c thor disposal IN endeav
oring frame measure, TO DO submitted 70 Pariiament
next year. which shall overcome the objections which
oouscentousy enteta ned by the opponents or tho
scheme. do no, concur with their views for think
that the union OF the North American colonies is essen
tally necessary but al the time there details
which it win be well TO consider with view TO remoy
ing objections that do exist. trnst therefore, her
Maestv's government will give careful consideration 70
win succeed IN so framing measure AZ TO overcome
their objections.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE.


Ais,,sn CpskurIi0E --Bgimss. 4 TgyEsrn oifslln. :
Tuesday afternoon Isaac iowrnscin hroaght before
Commissioner Jackson charged with hribng revenue
Inspector namsl Burnett sn acconplico named Vi,
Bohn also brought m Ihsy p,opSicors Of the
Provost SIRE, de,illcry and ~a alleged that
than one occasion tboy raid rho Inspector 500 IN
insiament FOR his favorable ncico. Fu,ihcr charges
forthcoming. Amer preliminary examination they
committed, IN dcfaG ~ $40 ueV BAL. n rwait
further examination.
Fssaisa COuN,fsfNfr --Jarncs Davis. hr man IN
tho Ere Rallwey was arrested TyesdN afternoon on =
charge of passing counterfeit, ten dollar note on the
Nsiionsl Rank OF Ncwhorg y. ", about a month ago.
on shopkeepcr named p'ermon' lie IVES locked ~
for examination before Commissioncr ja.kson
Iasirwoed.
lame RVS conSEp sToNy - csfamr csrR.r--
On ste Commanding one of N. uost charming pros
poets Jersey boost Of, was commenced fcw DAYS
aso he erection Of as,o'osu Catholic Church dedicated
W ~ ceeil1 Yesterday The ceremony OF LAYING the
corner performed nv The Rev. Dr. tarrigan,
Voc President a. Seton Hall COLLEGE The presence Of
We few but iaiEn who coinposf thc conlrcgalion IL
preached by he pastor Pow pr Bn,pn N the absence
q tue Rev. Dr. Gardiner, 81 Brooklyn, alter which
haudo sum WA collected aid OF The building nds
The church will ba mail frame building merely suited
70 The requiem % tue locality where the congregation
Do pot number Two hundred To future me will sevcss
SHOOT Tbs district, together with HacEensack, forms
portion Of the perish o. Fort lee AZ nm Instance of
tlc mnnhcencc with which the project Is suppured The
codgreA ation contributed lrs sunday 81 900 The
KEY KEY n h,snn Fsse smptuoas j,sn,r amer me pro,
With their hand ~ the ceremonies.
Balls Ferry.
rns Bows BunNse EsTAslraspL : Yesterday morn.
ing the earcisser Of this factory waited Mr. A. An.
nett 10 ro Zee the principal complainant In the case,
With view 10 q compromise. Mr.. Annsu stated he WAS
~ possession Of Chancellor zabriskics injunction, ard
although tho proposed meeting a. McIoushIin's hotel
saturday night proved failure he dsserninsd 70 carry
on tha opposition single handed In the interest Of an old
lady relative In the locality hos health, he alleges
vss s,rousiy impaired by the nuisance
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the FRANKFORT BouRsE.

From The London Times icty anclel August Al
The mercantile letteTs from Frankfort that for
the past fortnight business In that city had been ody
at an ond. After the inrictlon or daily cost OF
1900 Tor military acquisitions, and the payment Of
f5o0, COO in silvcr the demand for an additional
CONTINUATION Of 70 600 COO also In specie had
feeling which. even ii the claim he abandoned. will
be likely TO wrangle tor long time. even during
the twonty-thfee gears Of the French war; il
il sad, there was nothing equal 10 this exsction,
for the contribution laid the whole ngom OF Prrs
sia only $4,000, O00 ~ whch "a, 100000 paid
during tho seven years from 1909 10 1879 while tho
cn Of 81 0C0, 900 from the town OF Frankfort alone
now made within the space Of single week. Al tho
same tine, however admission Is made or advau-
tages already derived from Trussan administration The
Post oice hdtefto N, pyoyyiy ri tho Prince Thurn and
faxis, has been put under ifassiaD management 'and
ina edf0hs 8sdifpt psicisgc kuhcrfo e,yoyca ~ ne
Primer, and which has stood IA lie way OF all improve
IneB' has been abolished p
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CANADIAN CONFEDERATION.
English Hopes ~ the Completion al the Plan
She Colonial Consultation 10 be "DccpcHcs
md t.rea dcucd.,.

Ia the House OF Iords on the 3ia OF July Lord
lyvedcn said he understood that this project was
more likely % be carried into effect than any former
period and that The assent or most OF the colonies had
been ote ned 20 H. Rousor said that delegates had been
appointed 10 confer with The Colonial Secretary the
subject Cefiaing NJ time could be opiortune than
INC present was or the passing % sucb measure.
WHOM The United states had shown friendly q
eong "a interfering Ia prevent the INVASION III Canada.
aud the c1lorists had behaved with sucn gallantry
aud loyalty IN fepsllbg invasonS No doubt
we're now approaching the close 81 the session,
and there would b. difficulty in passing The neces
cary ine@sTe on ,ns suaeo, s' me sm,secs Snsn.
Secretary FOR the Colonies 10 inform The House whether
he intended 20 submit amy measure upon thi. subject ~
the present Session. whether i would not be desirable 10
ac ianod atcy IN THIS matter, or whether hs saw any
reason FOR delay.
me Enri III .avov-fbe noble lord has not said
word much 10 the gre J,icc Of this question.
should av that OF all the questions that within
tho rsnge Of tho Colonial administration there il none
that Is more important this country thsn the question
of Tie confederation OF the British North American Colo
hes and snlso of vas Importance 20 the nhsbsnts Of
hnr colonies Affecting their future life and The
OF The oooues themselves fhls - Question not mere
" ~ today, Int IS QUO hat FOR several years has been
tie subject of thought and debsts'ion II daies
back certainly far ~ the imc OF Lord Durham. No
doubt OF the consideration 81 the matter u
II IT time tho legislative union of tho two tHnsas
Stll clear ,ha' lord Durham contemplated the IN.
corporation the other British North American colonies
FROM that time No active practical steps were taken until
1s5s, ~bcn sir Edwund Hnsd, Governor OF The Brtis
Snrih American Provinces. Ia opening his Psriaineu'
announced the revival Of the question Iha year dee.
Gates came o. this eolBtry and nado Their propo
ihcsa w,rc entertained nn, NO promise wa made and
tie lei rates returned 20 North America with.
ont ia ne accomplished the object they hal In
yiew ~ Octohor, 1904, dele s,es from cannda Nova
ssniia New BfnnsN lick, Newfoundland. and Frinro
idvars island ne1 ., Queoe; - consider this subject
and ihcy passed long Of resolutions stating the
terms aud principles npsn Which this measure conld
10 carried out I'aculie~ and delays interviewed
ani 4 i only fortnight siucc we received What may
bc recorded The iss piece of documentary evidence
u the ieens N aver ~ Incorporation We received
tho resolutions " thc Assembly II New Hritw@ok
M their final adhesion The scheme request
gg be government q, appoint delesaes TO confer upon
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Fvench Opinion Of The Hyde Park Riots Move
meur.
From The Paris pJoais, July 3o.I

From The Paris Drbats, July 10
. II We consider the openly avowcd motives
OF Mr. Beales and his ronGs for selecting Hyde Park
Iie Place Of meetirg rhsi ind u proceed from
rather systen, highly deserving IL blame
81 The promoters Of The meeting convoked IL the most
arstocrac promenade OF London, the nosl distant from
these reYs az the capital where the popular
side, willie they had within reach many other places
agits spacious and eoumodiors, It was, they
themselves admit hec5use tie OBJECT denonsirn-
1son rntsf Than meeting. Ni view 70 iniimdac no
asvers4res Of reform u display 81 numbers Let
SBppcsc foT instance thai the ri.ht oil public meeting
erisiirg Para the promoters ~ popular assenbage
fye T. eoDyoke i tho Champ dc Mars n Vincfnnes
De- bsrsteiy chose DE garden e the Tnileres or lie
tsngrs EiTsAe III The intention or exercising pres
-are he Crown arlaIneni, and SHAH have
aea ~ he conduct of the promoters 81 the HS de
f@s gathering Let The Journalists who approve such
rsTi1Ct EDgianf AJAX themselves ehat fseyi" M t
y j \ sgca az ,soa,,ae o,ec foit.rsd y, Forts
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N.po,con as Archi-Monarch.

NJ Gagne advocate, and author OF the Cyres Sdacetr,
writes as follows 20 La Irafsce, Of Paris
SRI shall be superlatlyely hattered IT, though
Journalist yon have sense, and II, consequently
you do mo The supreme honor OF inserting IN your est
mabie paper this letter. in which demand that has a
jesty Napoleon Ill be Immediately proclaimed Arciii
Monarch OF the world by the UNIVERSAL vote OF pcopas
and OF Hinge Az aaye already stated in nv petition
the Senate tho chMonarch representing the uni
ycrsa unity Of SoVeregns and Of States, should have
der bis domination ,ne oe Duchs the Danbian Pfinci-
ptcs, venoa and all the other provinces In dispute,
and which tho object OF this Internal var. ALLOW
me 10 ten you Sir very respectfully, that by supporting
my Archimonarchial demands will France and
tho world, and you viii bee e the greatest man Of the
future have The honor, &c.
GAGNE, Advocate &c.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION fos Tine ADVANCEMENT or
SCIENCE

HUerktn August 70, MO-
The frst sesson In sx years Of the American Asocla.
tsop for tho Advancement o. Science commenced here
to-day. The eddrer Of welcome was delivered this
morning ~ Hon a. W. Clinton, Of this city President OF
the Bual0 Society II Natural ecencce and replied
70 By Professor Barnard, Of New York Tho a,sendanes
= Not lsgs - yst bit nors deisssses fFs expeescd
tc dsy.
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A MONETARY UNION.
The Currency OF Frauee- belgium and swift |
ycrIuud ANsisuituted.


ycrInUd Assisnitated.
Tho Paris Mcaienr publishes imperial decree, pro-
Mitigating tho terms OF monetary union concluded
23d December $685. between France, Belgium, Italy
and Switzerland. Tho convention Is to remain IN force
until January j. 1850; and f notice 70 terminate IL be
% nreylonsly, II w'li be renewed for itcea
years. ana 10 on every s.u o-s,.s aitsen years The Oh.
lish complete harmony between mo- rhviN es alb
gislaon Of the countries forming such union, and thus
10 remedy the Inconvenience resulting from the differ
between their currency The coinage OF the four
contracting powers will no accepted the public cssu
Of each Of those powers subject 20 conditions respecting
the amount Issued which specified the
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cHulfsL Al RICHMOND.

RicHnoSD, Va, August Is, lsae
The Beard Of Health oncislly announce ia seven
cases OF cholera IN hls city yesterday and to-day
She Iapcssteran school The disease slsoeprevsls NJ
Camp Jackson among The troops Several fatal
are reported
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10 the eYesi race FOR The mammoth purse or
~ $50, between Dexter, pa,chep and kola Gold Dust
vii come oh There will 10 second race free for All
hosscs ercep, Dexter ral,hep and Butler
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ciycSssrI. August ~. 1896
Eighty cascs o. death grom cholera reported
Yesterday 70 Tho Boatd of Heaitl,
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PRovtDNsrH, r. J., AueuFt -, It0S.
The hfg Nebraska, Emsry, ~ and from Boston the
TN est for 0slvesfon, with cargo II tco. arrived ~
Nswpor to-day IN dstrss. having icss both masse with
eseisgblsg attached, IN Isays blow ~ the 9TH inb
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Mrsc ELhANEous.

4 cREAr REsPpS FoR Asf.Tic CBoIKRA.-GNp
nri!ae' 40 lsssy Il ~ iisl q weekly ~ ls- WI,
srLlErGLD oaer he quiz feslebfsed co,d'si co..
aed e e.. ,eeir ueiiatle ,irre he.l;ha ionic
Those sac,cd viii any .uoh disease as cAoi-,a, ch,-ys
hcrhns pysen'r,y y blarr ~ rely gpen he &c q
c a's h " ss,g ' sa speedy ssss. Esws
these oosnic Bitter. =, r,ed Principal Depot 30 gloa
As. o.DLG oN "yau. HArrER,T AWAITS ciircK
sc sN1n, FowiE. Wa. rar2.ns rssaI n, s Ssa1
aien, . psrs ios
A A A.--aofAL nAvANt EoTIEgr,
a Pre-. ia = s2a iaiyga, ioe srn!.hsd Isr b,sA
lAfLoR Sco, sanss,s i Wal ssrsei New yors
A rAcI.-Sow - ,rrg sfmE 70 fcosoNIzE:
- ii y eSS.. R.k sd IN, 80 s ~ Il psrs w chs ~
voeSs BrNi5Ss, nan NAILS, rFSDF1 rFF1.
soweI, spK .aia'uf ri's. Aunldii'tof cl'ss corO.,
/. ,RAND Air ASSOCIATION
rNrREcrnES1go SUCCESS
srssS rnogsA,>g gegg .nrTpFKp saAass
Sq assfo s25yIF IEI; ;xb ASc TTF.r
ns rSrt,EsM,lIiEe rorrb,Rny
-, pier rel,llrv..
VALUE, sS.dp
>Ss M e cS1.i. q S Sr2Eis; s 81
ofi.isA IlOi ~, ST,oco
THREE NrNpYFD PAINTINGS
TftE
GNBsrFsf AMsni,As ARTISTS
sprrNpip ENi+oAyINws
lON III Eai StNtNktBEhi
R..pftius IS ~ selecto 20.
rRiCE OF cEgTtFiCtTE FIVE DoLbAEs
Nofic8 The integrity asres fa1nf ~ he Asspee
ZION T. nI Tho penAeiloA ~ WHNN
the award y We premiums will ae cgalues'i'
for hrhsr particular. previous advertisements ana
t6e Published pr0spnctus.
o1lcs he Ar Institute. 81 Broadway.
S.TopDkpD,s cnOIFsRA gpPcIFIC--
> A SURF PHEVENfiNk AsD uVRB FOR
s,s,, ua,,,. p,sr,tr.a p,s@nterv snmnlsr Csrnaln.
Pains IL lie stomach aud b0rsls, Ae.
IL action u immediate and sHicstious ..,
IL virtues been tested ~ thonsSuds ar tse e"''~
rbvsl.s.ns d % ana recommend n M -. 4
Az admit u - Ia zoe bee, t0nrarnf shoTh ~ N't
f.iuis for s'iich q = dssiSnfd
srOupARp NJ RIOS. rRorRfht1k~
Troy. y. v.
r., ssis ~ al afassI.- afd a.eisrs y m,ats ~ -
r~n.s psrfes Co. v q Vel. co. sns puAisf St&i-
ford. New ycrs ehl -----.-,-- .'-.---..-
;-,ruff.rEpfs'S GERMAN IEtNENr-WAhnAktEp
- certain cure wbout 0e siyhis-t dtessf ~ pies,
"a e,ras srrofuls. fh~sH ~ pns ana "a 1iesso
Hs Tsrfsls q N9 70 Bower as . " sa1a1lns ~ sS'A
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The War Department has apponlec John y stevenson,
Of Missouri, A. 3 Williams, ~ ylchigaD ami wljan
Nosoly, Of Missouri, Commissioners, under the Act Of
Congress approved April H. 1904 70 eiubur.e The state
Of Missouri for money expended for the United states for
enrolling, squippne aad provisioning militia, and Va sop.
pfsxins The rrb-lmg 1Lsy wprs seecLAs - s.s..s,s
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81 *s --S>---s>~-,-.>~~~~--eo.4>>.
The President Expected to Issue a Proelama.
tion To-Day Declaring Texas Restored to
Constitutional Government.
Soldiers BOunties Under the
New Law.
THE MISSOURI WAR CLAIMS.
--..,.~o.,~.~--~-~~>.S>,->-
Queen Emma still the Lioness Of
the City.
>>~~>---..>,.1S~>-~S~-..e
NO RIOT AT HELENA, ARK.
&c. &c. &c.
THE MISSOURI WAR CLAIMS
NO RIOT AT HELENA, ARK.
goc "a 40

WLsuISGros, August 10, 1886
Expected Proclamation from the President.
IL s understood that proclamation restoring the State
Of Texas her elected government Will be issued TO-
morrow
Retaru of tbe Secretary of state nnd Assistant.
Secretary Seward and Assistant secretary T. ". Sow
aid returned TO the city this mornings and Immediately
resumed their respective official dutios
Colorado sEstaips fhe Presidenf.
The following despatch wa received BY the President
to-day
DTkyER, Col, August 10, 1866
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-08-16

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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-19

For fourteen years spaidlng's
Rosemary has held u high rank as
pure, uniform and reliable. IL Is
warranted LIST, To beautify the
hair. ri, To curl hair elegantly.
IA To remove dandruff cficctual-
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-19
ROSE
MARY

ly. 4th To restore the hair TO bald heads. 5th To
force the beard and whiskers to grow 9th. To pre-
vent the hair from falling or 'th, To cure all dls
eases Of the scalp sth To prevent the hair turning
grey. 9th, To cure headache. 10th. To Kill hair
eaters. II has done and will do all this u You are
SKINNER, NJ. d. (Sole Piopretorl ut his Medical
Warehouse, % fremont st., Boston, Mass. Sold every
where. ylOeO