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Bales OF p0uHus.
The annexed statement is Of high value in
Indicating the influence of an earl ly or lato
season on the amount of the crop. 1t is copied
from New York cotton circular
The following table shows tho dates Of bloom
and frost, the length OF season between bloom
and FROST and the crop for each year from 1887 to
1860. The average length Of seasons was months
and 81 days, and it will be seen that 'ho amount
Of the crop was greatly dependent on the length
of the season, the only exception being in 1855,
when, although the season was II days longer
than the average, the crop was reduced by heavy
storms in september
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Tho Professor was in the hotel their o,'a ;ato
went and took him prisoner and broushs ar ni, and and
tha room where they gave him three cheers sa'
seated him by the chairman vho in a,nd ecru,1
spoke of tho achievement OF '''e antor vs,1 where
pointed to Professor MonsE as the lntonb rue.
upon ovcry man filled his glass y -, nlinr. and
drank the health Of tho Professol' a1aas He
every one came forward to to'o;, II Tpalsl1. and
made q simple reply OF tha'lns n,,'a.aomnany
then retired amid the cileors o. sns e..
,,,,co5ioos iAended or pnDf91.a71;,o, 1.7;, n n
= ?$E :$ 5::: s.: g. j: $y;;f {: fa;; fi;;: 8
Daily Ne'os - ,o,,,u rejecied co,,oneunica-
dne,S;seeuls 1o1S outside ee city mast De 0eeoo0o-
MED ocilt the cash. ----------
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THE SUBSCRIBER

rorrcITs PATRONAGE IN THE FOLLOWING ME.
= CHANICAL= WORKS, to wit: Repairs Weighing
Scales Letter Presses Printing Presses masse and
nars Hosting Machines for stores makes all kinda Of
Wroughtand Steel Ploughs with or without stocks Also
q general rim of BLACKSMITH WORK; also ,o1, Wheel
aava tuthsGwos-N No. 4 Cumberland street,
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REMOVAL.

-REnlOVAL,-
H.hH y a%LIAMs u, rs \ 90. HAVE REMOVED THEIR
isJ s,nra trl ND CAP STORE to No. z Haynostreet,
aa rpete stock and will be happy to see their
Octuber
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-Nuy.ECT, SCHOOL

FOR Young LADIES OF THE HEBREW 7,,r,A TA1rl Lrh i
zTI9 mn ,t1 an9 arH ~ AVENUES NEW YORK THE
1sRAEIITEs EFT : OF SOUTH CAROLINA: n1zn nv
M RS Henry sfAloNs LAYING .dd Western
qgEI5 BY many ANY. 5ssn Southern sdncas s at tie
her school, to them
that receives pupils Of s tS e4
pag1 IN RHesH %
s4n aa u sISGlNG taught by able Professors SEW
and nE EBnopERY made especial instruction 10
nsNnISa Is and GYMNAsTIC EXERO1, ,ES taught aur-
ha pnpis attending the Institute will find It home 10
in every rospe and every will be taken win thea m
moral and religious training. Pupils can enter the
Institute at any time.
81 for ClIcaalais' I nn ups"S 90 'o0 - thstu 2mo
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BOARDING..

PRIVATE FAMILY, HAVING THRE e
a WE'LL FURNISHED ROOMS, desire to take
family or single gentlemen to Board. Apply at No. rs
ANSON.ST RI ET. Z ~ Octoper II
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CAROLINA FEMALE COLLEGE,.

ANsONVILLE, N. O.
rTlHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
begin on the FIRST MONDAY in September, and
continue till the 18th of January 1867, period OF
twenty weeks, with interval of one week at Christ
mas.
The Spring Session will begin Immediately on the
piration of the former, and will continue till the first
Wednesday In June, 1857
Great attention Is paid to the health and comfort OF
the pupils The efforts of the present head Of the Oo
eee have in these respects been crowned with marked
with gratifying succesB
The Boarding Department. 1s In charge OF the Pres
dent of the College, who with his family resides In the
College, and has the immediate direction OF all matters
pertaining to this department
The citizens of Charleston and vicinity see Cata
ogues Mt the office of ". o. BENNETT 4 CO., and
referred to COL e. R. LILIES of that firm, for more de-
tailed information
Pupils who may reach Cheraw can be met there and
brought to College, moderate EXPENSE by giving the
President timely notice.
The attention of parents residing In the moro south.
ery districts Is hereby specially directed to the heathu
properties of the mineral waters at and near the College,
it ig believed those at the College have recently much
improved in their restorative powers. Z
The charges are believed to be very moderate They
follows payable in SPECIE or tts equivalent It
expected that one-haf Of the charges will be paid IN
advance but in special more liberal terms will be
accorded:
Tuition in English Department, from SO 81 to rs
Tuition in Music and OF Pianos. 20
Tuition in Special Branches, from $40 to 70
Contingent Fee. $3.50.
Boarders are required to furnish their own lights
Sheets Towels and Pillow also two Clothes Bags
for solod clothes. ]. E. BLANKENSH1P,
August % 60 President G. F. College.
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.
nu,Uy. TIlEAU-

MRS II. Il sUUHs 1J9 !, III y. HH = ,n(1o,.- q -
sonda throughout the state, that she has open cd
.n1neta ehu' Georgia an ENGLISH AND FRESoH
oBp5n w 5s
nave nsen a th acn1irement OF thorough education.
Afforded lor .ilo avn tls,u3*
October - ----------
Rf2,nDiSG AND DAY-sCRooh fots
'o'a . - YOUNG LADIES. .@-..r,.
NNRs JOHN LAURENs. ASSISTED STE, B4 straat LILLE REV
N W. B. w HOWE at No. l3 Coming @ ade slpeeI Iuy 1st
Term commencing October Isl, anu ono'n6 se'
For particulars apply as above. t1tha
eDtcmber
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ATTENTION! MUTUAL GUARDS AssO-@
CITATION z{COLORFDL
VOUARE HERB BY NOTIFIED TO MEET FOR Pa
RADE This Day. the 10th inst, at foot Of Broad
street, at 10 O'Clock precisely.
BY order OF
BENJAMIN ROSS, 1st Lieutenant NJ. G. A.
j. T. FIELDS lat Lieut., Acting Marshal of the Day.
B. W. QUINN, Sd Lieut.,
October 1G 1*z Acting Assistant Marshal,
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M h, REMOVAL.
No,NS ,NSFEE. ,E. PLUMBER, HAs REMOVED TO
Meeting, vie he viii ~ ~ hEl, norm siue, n,u rd
patrons. ~ 70 sa' 70 meet MS irle,lus * nno
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FOR SALE.

zT,yk,I S1LE--
HEADQUARTERS. Johns ISLAND, 1900 ACRES
Cont nins 500 tcjght hlilredj tsrcs Cleared LeId
lUn tono inluicdl acres Marsh Land ~
$40 three hllutl.os Wool l.cnd "
One Largo l}ri K DweiiHl IS sd' lus with rep'accs -
One two story Brick Aul.ta rooms, good repair, GO
feet by
Ono Brick S!abe-hoja III Horses-bad repair, Gu feet
by so ieet @..Zo
One Brick Potato Cellar food repair 80 feet by 20 feet
ono Rice House, good r!pair, Is feet by 20 feet
one Engine House, gootepair, 15 feet by 20 feet
one Carpenter Shop anBlacksmith Shop Is feet by rs
feet CO. Z
Three Cotton Houses Cpd repair each 40 feet 90 feet
Que Corn HOUSE, good ppair, SO feet by 20 feet
Twenty five Negro HoIes, good repair brick chimneys
one Orchard no acres hoice Appes Pears, Plums, &C.
Besides magnificent Lib Oaks, Magnolia, Wild Orange
and Caeena Hedges.
AURRAY'S TRACT, JOHNS IsLAND), 7GO ACRES.
Contains 800 three hulredl acres Cleared Land
40 forty acres Mart h Ind Z
420 fonr hundred aDdwenty} acres Wood Land unsot-
tled, but joins the Hdquartera Tract.
Apply to ROPER Il sTONEY,
| hnderhorst Wharf, Charleston.
| . j. q. TOWNSEND,
October 16 su3 Rockville.
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BTEE'rINHy.

-sOUrtz CAROLINA SOCIETY.
IRREGULAR MEETING WILL bl Ht ~ y. Al The
Hail. This Erening at o'clock Members are par.
laid over for some time will ne brought up for final
action FRANCIS LANCE, Clera#
October JIG L
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HOME SCHOOL FOR BUS
resumed OH the SECOND MONDAY in SEE Ihm.
=BER, and continue ten months The number OF paplls
is limited to twelve. a-L,ao
England and has had than twenty years experience
as n teacher in tho South. ~,
Careful and thorough instruction will be given IN tne
LATIN and GREEK CLASSICS, French and Spanish,
with .. complete course of English stulies, including
mathematics, Commcrcia Arithmetic and Book-heep.
Pupils will be treated in all respects members of
his family aud will receive the undivided care and at
tcuon Of tho Principal in the preparation OF the1r
various stud
s. .Ueorenccs-Tn the Faculty of the South Carolina
University, and to present and former patrons.
For terms and further particulars address the under
signed. RICHARD FORD, a M.
Columbia, August, 1863 stuth August II
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EOR. SAGA PLANTATION IN BARN
Il WELL BTRIGT. siY miloa from Blackyille, on
South Edistofyes contaninr eight hundred acres Of
good Cottonhd Corn Land four hundred acres are
under fence5kyo hundred acrns Of which are under
cai.lva.lonIs balance IN timber On the promises iB
The aituatioli he ,lthy.
Adjoli ing lis tract ia a mill tract containing be.
tween 200 anD0 acres nm navar. failing stream with
alse ea ~ anu . sa also Dwelling House, About axty
May which be easily renaired aa there Ia nenty of
tn annn rheea traa, .;,, ha soid aIfhar to
sesne. ~ Tately at reasonable price, and only on
city. Applh e"AoA "1'A1 r Kaf,B.
octooei ftu4* Blackville s. O.
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REMOVALS..

-.o n,,. DIR. DeSAUSSUR
F1nS1tn'n az WE'D HIS RESID ENCE AND OFFICE TO
,uorb. atr.o Meeting.ssree ono door below Went.
~ "oi " 'sie 3mWf9 October 16
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church street baow eoaini, io. zen
rooms, with requisite outbuildngs. Apply to
JOHNSON l. BLACK,
Brokers' No. 26 Broad street.
October l6 tuhs
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TO RENT &c.

{ no RENT. THREE TEvEMENTS, con-
sIST1N6 OF TWO ROOMS EA CH, with Frcplaces,
a and large Oisiern and Pump OH the premises Apply
at No. BURNS LANE AZ October 1G
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VALUABLlR lRICE ESTATE FUK sALE.-
My PLANTATION on Chechessee Greek, Ashepoo,
containing 460cres of Tide a1 Il under bank and 1000
high ZCqfortable quarters for 100 negroes, and
thrashlpg mane t8 horse power) capable of thrash
ing 600 bushel9er day
The place igood repair and its prodctiyeness is
we'll known
Apply to CA1Os TRACY. Solicitor. Walterboro.
October Is s. l.. PAUL
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w aMIEio rts HIRE, a WHITE WOMAN
''Ia,t nrtahna ,h,niiy: y Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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WANTS.

Ss5 ASTlGD Tis Pu,,,,t;Asp. =TI1IRsT Il
=: ,C3o) HoRsE-poW;.H srATIoSaRY ENGINE.
Sf b7ler Address Box 400 CHARLESTON
102lSefIeE Q. October 1G
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HOTELS.

THE PAVILION HOTEL, so LONG AND ABLY
conducted by the late a. L. BUTTERFIELD, will
still be kept open for the accommodation of the Travel
ling Public #'
And It's former friends and patrons will find the usual
accommodations and attentions bestowed on them
as formerly, and the public favors already so we'll
established as THE Hotel of the Travelling Merchants
of the South will by earnest efforts be faithfully pre-
served,
South Carolina and Georgia papers please copy.
October 12
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
NORTHEAST CORNER OF KING AND SOCIETY SITS.
T1HIs OLD AND WELL KNOWN HOUSE HAS BEEN
reopened for the accommodation Of the travelling pub
c and will be kept the best syle both as regards the
table and sleeping accommodations The VIII ole house
has been thoroughly repaired and rehtted and newly
luEulbueu oui, supplleu Will tAo Doeb
Liquors, is attached, and will be kept open for the
commodation of the guests
0mnbuses will always be in attendance at the various
depots and steamboat landings and no pains will be
spared to make all guests comfortable and satisfied.
ZZ= SAVAGE & ENSIGN, Proprletors
JESSE L, ,sAVAGE..............ED EDWIN ". ENSIGN.
0ctnbnr 6T
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L,OR sALE, Oi TO RENT FROM FIRST
January next, alrst-ca> THREE STORY BRICK
BUILDING abreast this Oilce, Hayne street, No. IT,
Apply at THE office. October IL
TNGINE ANDEAW HILL FOR SALE.-
II One hrst.clasI35l thrty-flve horse power EN-:
CINE, with aAW I'LL attached complete except
boiler. The right dcuttIng Oak, Hickory, Maple. Cv.
press, &c, on the pee be secured. apply to VIM
s. WHALtY, Jr., anmerve, or to ROPER l. sTO.
NEY, Charleston. stuthe October
IrOR SALE,DN MOUNT PLEASANT, a
L very desirab House containing 6 upright and
garrett Rooms, 2 hzzas. Dressing Room, Pantry and
large Cistern Lover 200 feet. running from street
to street, and netthe Ferry. If applied for at once
will lie sold low.I
Applyto q. P. DAWSON, Southern Wharf,
or to j. T.. DAWSON, -
October II ftu4 Mount Pleasant.
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"KDEEl.T 1rrarETT'' CIR Gle. F.. B
I1END MEETING OF YOUR ClKCLE Es u, rms az.;,
"a hcen,ng, at Masonic Hall, corner OF wentworth
,oaa requested, as business OF 1n
~, s Ml'l Do Submit d for yonr consideration
by order NJ. j. ROANTREE,
October 1C H. " " S.nretary
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MAaNTED.-A SHALL sTOIEOR PART
soao y Ur = a STORE, in good business locality Adj
l uress T. " BON 403. October 13
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"A ernGiAh ;pi3S1 coNN0CATI N. OF THIS CHAPTER,
rnsa;n VIII 11,, d. holden 1T MASONIC Hail. on Todorroo
Eyees fye n ft at O'Clock By order of the Most
be transacted. I po - - '@ts a1tr1, % n11FN "
October 1G- a Secretary q, q ~ ~ "a M
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SOCIETY FOE THE.AtNLItEF OF ITHE,
WIDOWS AND ORPHANS Oh HE CLERGY Oh? THE
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH IN SOUTH
CAROLINA
T1HE =104TH ANNIVERSARY MEETING WILL BE
Il held on Wednesday, Oath inst, at O'Clock, at Ca
rona Hotel Mrs. Giyliere's. Members requested
to attend business ofimportance will be brought up
EVAN EDWARDS,
October15 Secretary.
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UNION CHAPTER Mo. .,r
TV,HE MO STHLY CfiNvOCATIoN WILL m iIo1DEN-
l. THIS Euening, the 18th instant, in Maso,,ic Iini At
o'clock Companions and Candidates viii be strictly
puncual in attendance. w 'ios&'
By order of Me-. H.. p.
October 1G II THOS. B. COLLINS secret,n
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Gen. Sheridan's Order.

New ORLEANS, August 4-General Sheri-
dan this morning issued the following:
HEADERS MILITARY DIV, OF THE GULF,
New ORLEANS, La, August
General Order No. Is.
In consequence Of the unfounded rumors in
circulation in reference to the military status
In the city of New Orleans, it is deemed neces-
sary to announce to the public that martial law
will be continued and enforced so far as may be
required for the preservation of the pub bic
BY order Of Major General P. R. Sheridan.
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GROCERIES ( PROVISIONS.

GORGE E. WHITE,
" Liberty Hall,
SO and 81, Cameron street,
Invites attention to his very extensive and
choice stock of
GRO CERIES,
embracing Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Hams
Bacon Flour, Candles, Soap, Molasses, Butter,
Cheese, Canned Meats and Fruits, Jelies, Fari-
ma, Corn Starch, and q great variety ofarticles,
usually found in a grocery store.
BRUCES
CCNCENTRAT TED FERTILIZER.
SWAN ISLAND GUANO.
HAY, GRAIN and FEED always on hand.
he alao asks attention to his unusually large
and fine stock of
LILO UORS:
of every description, consisting of hiskies high
and low grades, Brandies, Gin, California Wines,
Champagne Port, Sherry, and other Wines,
Jamaica Spirits, Santa Cruz Rum, Cordials, Ale
from the Washington Brewery, in barrels and
half barrels, &C., &C.
Also, CIGARS and TOBACCO, in great va
riety.
Goods delivered to al parts of the city free Of
charge oc 16-tf
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GOLD.
New YORK, August Cold, 147}3.
MARRIED

In this city, on the End inst, A. the residence
Of the brides father, by Rev. DR.. J. T. Johnston,
ALBERT A. LOOMS, of WcstGeld, Massa-
chusetts, to ANNIE E. BERRY, Of this city.
Springfield Republican please copy.l
On the Goth of July, at the Church OF the
Epiphany, by the Rev. G. l.. Machenhimcr, DR..
RICHARD F. KEARNEY, of Washington,
to ROSA, daughter of Major George Calvert, Of
Prince Georges county. MARYLAND.
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FIKAhCIHL.
TIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALEX
Il ANDRIA, VA.

T1IRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALEX
ANDRIA, VA.
INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
remaining in bank over twenty days.
On sums Of One Thousand Dollars and uF-
wards, four per cent per annum.
Under One Thousand Dollars, three per cent
per annum. :.
No notice required for depositors to draw their
funds
No interest allowed on open accounts
ian 3-tf CHAS. r. HOOFF, Cashier.
JNo w. BURKE. A. HERBERT. J. W. MAURY
DURKE, HERBERT 81 co.
b NIX e RS
Office, cor King & Water sts., Alexa., Va.
BUY AND SELL
UNCURRENT MONEY,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN.
BONDS AND STOCKS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMlSSfON
Sight Drafts, Checks, aud Time COLLECTIONS
promptly RENTED for. nov Ill
WTILMER D. CORSE, ao
EXCHANGE BROKER,
OFFICE-No. 81 KING STREET,
Will Deal in
EXCHANGE, GOLD & SILVER coin,
AND
UNCURRENT MONEY.
Bonds and Stocks Bought and sold on Com
mission.
Collections made on all accessible points in
mitted. dec 4-tf
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Col John rutherford, who presided at the
-ecent meetings Of the State Central Commit
lees OF Virginia, died suddenly, in Richmond,
90 Friday night last, at an advanced age. He
!7as for several years Lieutenant Governor Of
VIRGINIA,
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ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST E.

The Washington Chronicle says The
Gholera, according to our dispatches, is on the
increase. It seems to have obtained firm
hold upon the large cities: especially New
York, were filth, poverty, and Ignorance OF
The laws Of health prevail to great extent
among large portion of the inhsbitants.-
thus far our own city has escaped visit from
me plague. Notwithstanding this, however,
our citizens should not relax their efforts to
promote the success of such sanitary regula-
ions as have been or may be adopted to pro-
note the general health.
The National Inteliseucer, speaking Of the
present condition of the country. says 1.-The
South is to have no peace; every incentive is
20 be used to create and intensity the autsgo-
lism Of races South, and every outbreak will
De so much clear gain to Radicalism We have
fallen upon unhappy times, when selfish PAR
:!sans find the best way to attain power is to
lnchoiu the furies. What will liberty, what
;;lI property, what will lite ultimately be worth
"a this country if this horrible diabolism is
.anc,iied by the endorsement Of the people?''
The Washington correspondent Of the Balti-
more Sun says II have authority for saying
:hct as soon as the President is officially in-
;ormed Of the organization Of the Throckmor-
on administration in Texas, he will direct the
anne steps to be taken as were taken in the
transfer Of the provisional governments Of rhe
other States. \ proclamation declaring that
r;exas has resumed her practical relations to
1he Union may be looked for on Tuesday or
Wednesday next.
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POLITICAL. Washington correspondent Of
The Baltimore Sun "A. P. German, Esq, of
Maryland, postmaster of the q. s. Senate, has
been removed from that position by the ser
.eant- at-asms, because Mr.. German is a friend
e the President. Mr.. German has been, for
oveI fifteen years, attached to the Senate post
office. Several radical Senators, and among
chem Senator Creswel, it is said have been
,rging this removal during the session Of Con-
yress just closed and at length the pressure
became 50 great that the sergcaDt-at-arms was
forced to yield. .... ,1s -.... .".
The number of beneficiaries Of the so-called
equalization bounty act will, it is found, be so
lncon>iderable in proportion to the number Of
claimants and expecrants that the measure will,
instead Of popu}arlZns Congress, bring down
upon it fierce dpnunciation. For every one
vho receives the bounty twenty others will be
disappointed
The President is expected now or inmcdi-
ately after the adjournment OF the Philadelphia
convention, to tuake some vacancies N various
Offices in the Northern States, and fill them by
Che appointment Of National Union men.
Therefore there is much pressure upon the
President for Offices, from the highest to the
lowest grade.
The pew army bill contains provision ex-
Guiding from any appointment under it all per-
sons who were engaged in the Confederate
service, civil, military or naval. Thus. the
president can select no officer foT the army
':2om the Southern States.
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A NOD E T. n M r A C. L e!

IA
From old and young, from rich and poor,
from high born and loWly, comes the Universal
Voice of Praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
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badness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing
than any ''oil" or ''pomatum" Softens brash:
dry and wiry hair into beautiful siken tresseE.
But, above ALL the great wonder is the rapidity
with which it restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use it q few times and
PRESTO, CHANGE!
the whitast and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty 1t does not dye the hair, but
strikes at the OF and fills it with new life and
coloriEg matter.
It will not take long disagrceable trial to
prove the truth Of this matter. The first appli-
cation will do good; you will see the natural
color returning every day, and before you
knowit the old, gray, discolored appearance Of
the hair will be gone giving place to lustrous,
shining and beautiful locks.
Ask for Halls Sciian Hair Remover; no
other article is at ali like it in effect You will
find it cheap to buy, pleasant to try, and sure
to do you good.
There are many limitations. Be sure YOU pro-
cure the genuine, manufactured only by
+. P. HALL i CO.,