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THE EVENING TELEGRAM
i ONLY ONE CENT.
THE.GREATEGT LITTLE PAPER OF THE AGE.

DRY GOODS.
GRxAr RxHisEIoN, leg
La eoMPAdN1S I1oNNAIsF,
BOULEVARD DEs C1PuCINEs, 81,
Opposite the Grand Hetcl.
xANrIEs, visHTRs, cioAKs, &C.,
fRlhTED .HF HHFgsLIss'
INDIA AND .EsK EEKESR TissSks SSAsazxEnEs.
aA.ooxpAeNIE nY5sSAiss hasshe honor to inform
for the Immediate cutting out and making up Of
essss IN the nrst style Of fashion and elegant pat
SsEns-
WsADY MADE AND TO MEASURE.
einse ~ fou ndation tho OOMPAGNIE LYONNAISE has
occupy tse particularly In the selection Of
articles OF and Of superior QUALIFY consequently this
sompany uHvaled in Paris aud enjoys uniyersai repu
fAtion
ITNE A, ,DUvAL.-EMPORIUM OF FASHIONS.
m Dress C1oskmakng aud Pattern Rooms. eil Broad
Way-Drcsses Csoaks Basnes, Gabrielle, Princess and
other OF ladies' Garmeats, made cut and hed. 70
ve aud elegance Paper patterns OF the latest
ready made or made 70 order wholesale or Eeta
ATO DULL TRADE AT r. BROTHERs.
IN 20Ooo yazs YARD wide Musl.ns splendid quality FOR
H11c. These goods are worth full Ne
2l000 yardA low priced Muslins &C., &c. 9c and loc.
lb.D0O yardS, arnost like Wamsuttas. for lSc.
Auction Bamofai Skirts, 81 30 and S2 old price, 81.
Auction lot AlpRcas, Soc, worth Y5c.
Immense Dress Goods, Flannels casslmeres, Ticks
Blankets Quilts, Towes Shirts Drawers &C. at any price
you wish.
An i25sc Prints marked &c. /; l5c. Prints l0c.
only prices for cash down. Credit custom
mus pay ~ per cent advance
FOSTER BROTHERS, Eighth av, near Eighteenth st.,
and POSTER BROTHERS, 272 Bleecker street
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IMpoRTAvT LECTURES DAfLY-To 0ENTLEMFr
only on jnterestIns subjects at the New York Nusenn
of Anatomy sis Broadwa Those unable 70 attend these
s,s.s ssg,s.T " New res Asssan n AaAisRlL ~
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COAs-wIsE TE.&NssHfps.

--s.-as-.-..---9.- 80
DACrrfC MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPsN
THkOUGH LINE TO CALtFORNlA AND OhlNA
CARRYING UNITED STATES MIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier ~ North river foo, OF Ca>t freet
at II O'Clock, noon. as follows ..
Aucrsr l-ARiZONA Captain Maury connecting visa
GOLDEN ACE, Captain Farnsworth. -
Aucusr 10 HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain Gray, con.
meeting with GOLDEN CiTY, Captain Lapidse.
AucUsr ARISING STAR, Captain G. p. scabury con.
meeting with CONSTITUTION, Captain -.
100 pounds baggage allowed free 70 each adu PASSENGER
Medicines and Attendance free.
All departures touch at Acapuco those OF Let and ala
connect Panama with for South Pacific ports
ls and lh for Central American ports and those Of i
touch nj Nan,anillo.
steam line from Penams 70 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer OF August 10 viii connect eosey ~th steamer
Great Republic from San Francisco Septcmbr for Yoko.
hama aud Hong Kong; At Yokohama with steamer Costa
Rica for NaeAsski and shanghae. ~ y, y,
hs oace I'd ths whsr foot Of Canal yrest NORTH Iysp
SsHx6S hhyABX Asspk
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Now RUKLICATIONs.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
vVANTED-A LONG, FIRST CLASS SENSATION
w Story, person 10 write one. Address Publisher,
station b, brand street
-
ExPRE9sES.
4 -Se.nxHANs YURNfTuRB ExPRBsd OFFICE
"A. ~ Mes Esvepih street. nehs sxtl svsnue; ,ss hesss
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FINANCIAL.

10 FOR TIE SOUTH
IA Also government bonus 900. Osly two dollars
erhth
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TRAVELLEfss' GUIDE.

A LBANY DAY LfNE-THE @. vIBBARD AND DAM
"A TEL DREW will ION and after May Isl loave
Desbrosses street at $50 aud Thry street at s
Albany making the usual landings and connecting Ath
ems depot OF the New York Central all The Gen.
trail, Northern and susquehanna Roads.
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Ar HoRsR AUCTION MART, NO. "a DUANE
"A rfeet junction Of Reade street.
JOHN L, VASDRwATgR, AUCTIoNRER, TUESDAY,
tomorrow 2Gh at IL O'Clock,
ssie OF Ifotns and Road Horses Wagons, Harness. &C.
Some vesy superior stock.
Fully warranted,
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EUROPE.

THE GRESHAM HOTEL, sACRvILLE STREET, DUB.
lin having undergone very extensive alterations with
considerable additional Arrangements and re,urnishinE
with entire renovations being complete the proprie:
tors respectfully inform the nobility gentry, tourists and
modern Improvement including the most spacious and eie
CANT coffee In Dublin for ladies' and grnuemen
superb billiard and smoking room unrvsled In any coun
suits OF magnificent, drawing and sitting rooms Of
sizes at OF charges that will bear favorable
comparison for MODERATION With any nrst Glass hotel
undergone careful revision Including the wine carte
The propretor being determined only maintain but
improve and extend the world wide reputation or the
Gresham Hotel and having with an unspsrine hand er
rendsd very large capital on ne Improvements ana deco.
effort will be made their comfort and support
The only hotel Ireland receiving the leading American
journals for the use OF visitors
rRorRfrrOpe,
THE GRESHAM HOTEL COMPANY.
IIMITED.)
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DAMS NEGOTIATED ON LIFE INSURANCE POLL
~ cies l.. r. MclLvAINE, 4S Broad street, room II.
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EuRopEAs STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

I 1NIf UIhELT LINE 10 TRAINED
The general Tansaslantic Company's Mal Steamships,
=, between View York and Hayre, calling NJ Bresf.
The spendid vessels this ayoiite route FOR the
continent VIII sail from pier No. oo North river o. fo
PEhEiRE, Duchcsne. Saturday, Augusta
liliE De PARIS, Surmont Saturday, Sept.
EohofE, Lamaiie Saturday sept II
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il~F Am!
'solrI MoI IN puu olt1s pooS II! pol!udat
"99 'sdlVM 'solplIq ssaulrV s7pprs J5Ql 81!
.AuV uodn GlaI 6rm oVqud oVL 'sseuisnQ M
10 aud sun ol pmd uopu5Nu IrlnoHlud-D
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The louisville Courier is troubled a :
bout the ,lawle.sness Of Marion aud
some Of the aijl,ent counties" in Ken
lucky. How was it With you when you
moved The Coulter every len days TO keep
within The rebel lines?
M. r,,,,o,,,,., nara, NJ, favor a
Ia' og"s 80, so ~ '' d, ,ombs,,
ara ia favor of a new Constitutional A.
mondmen' making suffrge dependent on
manhood and independent of faco or col
or.
rh.,. rc,ort from New Orleans
ia, Goysnor wills. bsying waited as
Ian, a. ha ,binks proper for ,be Presi-
deo, 10 ac, will soon issue a PROCLAIM.
declaring flmsel' uo'eHoh an" f'A"-
drrs usurper'
Gen shormap. in his instructions to
Gen. Hancock, say, he must not remain
an The defensive, but follow up the In.
dams and clean them cut.
Conoross will 30 chiefly conGoe to pass.
inc = daclara,ory net regqdinathe pow
ers Of miIi,ary commanders under rbe
Reconstructed oc,g and that the matter
ADVANCEMENT viii % over Gn The next
session which viii probably begin 10
October E
ker, i, in tho habit. eyry summer, Of
iovi,ing house full of clerggmen 10
,sit his bospitab!e mansion at Gibral
tar (Pu,.in Boy,) himself paying all
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ruling party, instead Of properly uni
ting upon good men at the ballol,box to
lesson the evils instead Of Increasing
them and redecliog who caused the ruin
and peace our country
have no knowledge Of receiving one
rebel or Consecutive yo'e. If there
had been ooe or ever shall d one | Will
move tie BoarI Of Supervisors to have
il espansed win prop,i blank lines
drawn around it es the great Thomas
Hamburg Benton did IL Congre" when
be cansed TO be cxpuug,d the vote Of
censure by Congress agniosl President
Jackson for saizing The public treasure
Of the Uoited States and taking it from
is legal and proper vaults and placing
il in bis own chest.
This monkey laced editor states that |
bad previous to the election in Putnam
promised Captain Lanham, AL. Monta
cue and s G. Mccoy, secretly and in.
directly to do all in my power to aid
their election, all for the same Office OF
Clerk and Recorder, nnd that tho trick
was not discovered until .lhe election
was over. Now il hal done SO why
did hey no. come out long sgo with
their charges aggusr me. To this charge
! haze only 10 say it is a wilfGI and COZ.
rupt fa'sebood. As to the other charge
about platforms it is not worthy of no
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DEATH oFMAXIMLlAN.

Thc a,,b,. n tboveIon t,onhIod III.
rrhI;a n,;oJ .s - ,ho c,a efMovimi,iar
pro n,v ro1oo,oS Ma,ir,;,ian w.ss EoI
~ ,ba 19b nh Nv nrJar oF Can
Fs,ohsda ,bon,h ,bs oc, ,osms "a he
nNy onnroyrI Nc morcz in refnsios TO
.nt3r3sr Nj, h,Jv ,o Lis triooIs Tins
,S,o,;n,,as mi. E,tonro, 6rcs Tins
snIs tbc 6rst a,tsmnt Of forsign soy-
srcior, in io,orrara vi,b Tho doctrine
,rcnn,,,,ad no pres;dont No,ros a. n
in,orr,,s,,o wi,b Gnya,nmoo,. a, tho
4marir,n Contioept
Oar poyetnmen, nre,eodpd to adviss
,bc NJ Tic,n on,bori,ips n saw. bis lifs
and surrender him to his Eurone,n
Gi,nds Wa nke il. bowrv.r ,h,, lhg
Measure oronr goyrrnnont in that Behalf
was moi verv ioroibly imoys.scd ponn
I,,roz slss he rrforrnnots prrca warI ID
mai have hepn shot, n orr soycrnmopt
Ala cnonot Win n deceoi.,,.9ac, far op,.
selves nke a yery decided stand agpins,
Frorca and Austria in ca,!inr Mexico TO
occoun, for an net which !; Unauthorized
hy the laws of war
ri, Ia said tban on Maxin,iIoo's o.
dor rnonv Mex;,,p Tibrr,l o1icers ,okrp
in war vera similarly cxccntei as mere
h,oIi,n i, NAV be rsrIisI rb,, onr ROY
eroms,t has s6arsl The lives Of rsbels
wh1 woro rniItv IF eor,uv obbotren,.
!
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EdiLor ReaisIer::

Editor Register
In the Bultlo Independent of the goth
ull., see that the editor thereof who is
known to DO the tag end oftho craft and
of all Gods creation, hes taken upon
himself the liberty Of making q direct
personal attack upon me, and stating
that have no more idea Of being allowed
to misrcprcscnl the people Of Putnam
county Than | have Of going to Heaven,
without setting fotth one single instance
in which tsiloJ to roFrOscnlt the Union
party of Putnam county, either in the
old Stale Of Virginia or the new State
Of Yves, Virginia, while member Of
the legislature, having served two SEES
sons in both States without consuro un.
Ill now. was not chosen or elected at
the last October election TO represent
the party who committed perjury, troa.
500, horse stealing, murder ami other
horrid crimes, or the so called Conserve.
two party, whom | consider more cor
rupt than tho above enumerated open,
bold, broad-mouthod traitors who DOM.
rnitled their bloody crimes boldly and
roorIessly, while tbs sacakiog, hidden,
undermining, wilful, lalsjryiag, Conser
yoliVes with Niger on the brain are
moving in low, cunning, nrtrul way Of
complaining Of high taxes, heavy bur
lbooi and dcsPpuc opprcssiqus Of the
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west Virginia:

A 7 Rules held in the Clerks oii2e Of the
~ Circuit Court of Mason County, in the
month of july, 1861.
Gideon letters vs. Jacob letters. Samuel
Rhodes and Margaret Rhodes, his wife, for
merly Margaret Jeifrs Irod Cook. aud Hester
his wife formerly Hester LETTERS, Felix LETTERS.
Joseph Jciirs and David Jeifsrs, Michael
Kinser and Mary Ellen his wife, formerly
Mary Ellen JelfcrI Calvin letters, B +. keef-
er aud Deilall j. Kecrer. In Chanccry.
The object OF this suit is to obtain the sala
or partition of cerlain lands in the hill
mentioned and described OF which James Jsf-
Ger. died seized aud possessed, situated on tho
waters of Thirteen Mile Creek Mason County.
West Virginia.
Aud it appearing from OGilavit filed that
Joseph Jefrrs and David letters, two Of tho
deiendcnis in the above cause are non'rcSi
dents Of this State; 1t is therefore, ordered that
they do appear here within one month after
due Indication of this order and do what is
necessary to protect their interest in the prem.
ses. Tcste;
". W. HARPER Clerk.
Engl Sh sol [jnly ll-4w.
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west Virginia:

A T Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
N Circuit Court OF Mason county, in the
month of July, 1861.
Harvey Reynolds vs.. Mariah Mansfield,
widow Of Charles Mansfield, deceased and
Leonard D. Mansfield aud others.
The object Of this suit is to recover the sum
Of FIVE hundred and fifty dollars $3.50 OO)
balance due on contract executed by The said
Charlie, 2 Mansfield in his life time, which
sum Of five hundred and fifty dollars is due
aud payable on the 2B,h dag Of August, 1865,
and 10 attach the real estate of the said Chas.
F. Mansfield, licensed, in this county for the
payment OF The same. Audit appearing to the
Court that the said Leonard D. Mansfield is
non resident Of this State Now, therefore, on
motion Of the Plaintiff it is ordered that the
sqid Leonard D Mansfield, the nonresident
defendant in this cause do appear here in one
month after due publication Of this order md
do what is necessary to protect his interest IN
the premises. Testr:
W. W. HARPER, Clerk.
Tominspn p q. July II 67-'4w
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JOHN BOWER.
WIYPIGLo, July 8dh.
NEWS ETEEIs.

ThetotaI Indian population Of Tho
United States is stated at from 100000
to 800 900 PERSONS.
There are II lawyers anil &c pbysi.
clans 10 Franklin coua,y. Ohio.
They eat 800 toas of meat daily in
New York.
In Troy iia pair of oxen weighing
600 pounds, and measuring from nose
TO tip OF tail, 10 feet.
The famous Troiegar iron works are
in full blast near Richmond, employing
400.
A Florida letter says that every acre
Of land at any time cultivated in that
STATE will be under cultivation this
year,
JosephWiIliams, o negro, was execu
ted at New Brunswick, New Jersey, lest
Friday.
~, "'P"'' l"P':
reports uoou' cno''F' /" '"as Guy " oe
t'iS''
Judge Wayne, of the Uaitod States
Supreme Court, died in Washington
last Friday.
The Missouri claim. for expenditure
during the war. are makeing rapid pro
gross toward settlement.
A man named Thomas Lalloy, while
inlox Gated, was run over by q ocomo
tive and killed, at Chicago, on the All,
Mr., r. Howell, , lssdioa 0,ur and
grain dealer at Seneca Falls, N. Y, has
failed with liabilities for $40. 600.
Ma, oo,r,o,r,it tyo.So,I,, TTnied
s,a,os ,.os"ry noles ara in articulation
in Boston. The imitation is a good
one.
Tho roo,.h u,,.. If coumoos ho,
;a 10 I az rot,rn, SHi rroy;Jio, e.,
, ,'jJ'inr by ball,t
No. ,,I,,;oo. ,rio.or If Loodo, has
,,aa "1 ,S5o,ooGa1 h" srr,o,sr nf Ii,co,.
oss'' o" ,,on,, ,Lo I,.,o,s 'vho "on,,lo;o
I"1,, ~ ,be booI I 81 his cen,
a ,ou'9 - Wv
M, po,o nova, h. tbo ov,m,,o fen
q y Eo o,b Y ~ % sr Of Enrono
u"" " ,"S o,"s' ~ 49, r;.it
%"' '"''' 'NP'''''' " 1''' ' " ~
20
w. II, LangIY, the Galp'hs' Oh'o'
flour merchant, who lately tailed, has an
.Is"' amu' y" us - ' w. W ,o ,Iov
wa" ""y ''''" y" Wv '''""''
The Memphis Avalanche calls Sherl-
dan little squirt" That may be so;
6nt he koows how to Squirt loyal
blood into dISIoynl VEINS
| mao'ing held in VoIumou', ONO,
General M1MlIIen shit toat General
Sheridan was The hope OF the 0nl"n men
of Louisiana General M'M' resides
mere at Preseh"
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TnE BOARDOF SUPERVISORS AND
TAIE SALARIES OF THE COUNTY

TnE BOARDOF SUPERVISORS AND
TtIE SALARIES OF THE COUNTY
OFFICERS.
Filters Register;
I Al The first meeting Of the Board Of
Supervisors after the present county Of.
iGceu entered upon The discharge Of their
duties, said Board proceeded to fix the
alsrie, Of the several 'oili,ors, amoog
which was Tho CLERK Of the Circ1il
Couh and the Prosecuting Attorney for
the State, whose salaries they then Fixed
as follows: for Clerk If tho Circuit
Court 81 50 aad for Prosecuting Atlor-
Dey $500 %; but sioce that lime y new
Boarl Of Sypewisors have been elected,
which Board OF their late meeting hop-
poned 10 have majority Of ConseWa-
tivos present, who oil Of u sudden male
the discovery that tie salaries Of tie
Aforesaid officers we're too high. and hey
accordingly cut down the Clerks sala.
ry to 800 and that of the said Attorney
to $4,000. Now we moleSlB submit
to your readers, whether this Board had
any right to 10 this Tue oath OF theif
oGice had scarcely boclme cold on Iheir
lips before The oh section Of the 81 art
Of the Constitution is psIpabiy vjol.ted!
and to show TIA! dis il 'aCt we cite
below tho said 9.h section Ia full:
"No ezra corporation shall be
era 1led or alIo@el 10 any public oIIIoef,
'S'm' VI oV"''"0'" "'Ii 'n' S'' yes
cn,asI ina mar sHoIl ma s,,,ry or
compensation Of any pnhlic oniqyr bs
increased % Ill nini5he ! during his term
OF o'iico'
what are constitutions when some
mea nave power to disr'gaF' their pre-
V.P''' D1' vac say "a" '''''''' arc 'o'
=. 'l'' "a, s'' ~ u o'''| was . ~ 'I'
w" ""o" va "'ss'"0' "''" ,'0 W.
"'' ., "-00' W. ~ ,o'" Us NV 'i''ps'
gets tina same office SID is 100 much
~. "a" '"ey 'D' "o"" '"o '"oun' 70 "'oo'
l 70 o'ne'S"ce we apPfe"enH 70 90 ms
Oo'Sefy0''0e "eld .Ne once before ana
NePoo''c"" "o'o' II now ana 10 'ouo'
'"o uH' 'V"So"S WIZ "V'b EVou W NhS
case 81 '"' I0'sO"''"s attorney '"os0
OF Tue board IN TINS Transaction
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should not be insnIIed by being CLASH
fed unde. this name" What else can
we cali them? They were guilty oil
what this nams1ndleules, and there IS
90 other term that va are aware OF
that more FLY chaFaclerizes and dcsig-
mates this class Of our people.
it may be said tia! the views We
; have enunclaIed 10 reference TO Tie rlgRI
of private jllem'nh or freedom Of
thought, takes away all poi'uesl tnfF'
mdo From Use crime OF treason we
cannot see DO" Ills results rom our
premises a man has the undono yea
right 10 think that treason against me
government is ip@ltabIo But no pas
not the right to carry his belief loto
open practice BY taking up aims to de-
sroy the government THIS is Dol his
lleginatc provnc, ls citizen under the
clNI law us faFair l1S auY 10 soo
mlt 10 and obey avs which he llIAks
laatlaatpnIil hesen orlog hia views INTO
I practical operation by legitimate pro-
cessg'@ There Is a vide ani PaIfo6Ie
difference between tue rgbt OF private
IN cement and The h4ht OF 'r"ason'-
Tue murderer c'nnoi justify himself IN
The sight OF hum'n h's by affirming
'ha' he believed nc %aS dong right
w0e0 he commIiei his fearful crime
We TeI'era'e' 'heD' our expression
tba' there are true Uoion men wac be
long to the Democrats p'fy oil to-day
while the Iact'' also equally p'len' '0a'
there arc many men ~ Gli' parry "pY
at one ''m' were III aa'''e co operation
with the s'u'n'fn r'o''noH, mere are
som' OF the Democratic poI''o'ao' VINO
40 DOUBT sincerely onl honestly 0''''S'
INa' INC pH"g'pl'S OF 'nt'r parry a''
oes' ch'cu'a'eu 10 ho'' me p'SSeu"ooS
OF the country ana o''ns ABOUT" Ia'nns
condition OF 'ra'er"| co.'pcFa''on'-
o'"eFs 'aeFe are sHch as former aoyo-
cafes Oh tue h5N' Of secession VINO ON
'o'e WIN 'h'' parry because 'n'Y oe,'''V
a. nd 10 ~
us 'f'"'nons ana rs '''eoS'e'''S nave
been most 'T'enalY 10 the spun emooa'
led IN tho rebellion Hence We nave
oee" 'ou 70 '"'"N '"'' eo,"' u ou'
the Democratic party, have got into bad
company. They ought no, to censure
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Examination Notice.

EXAMINATIONS for Teachers Of Free
~ SCHOOL,, for Mason county. will be held
at tl,c School House in Point Pleasant, on the
THIRD SATURDAY Of each month. from
10 A. 81, to o'clock P. NJ. Private examln'
ations will no. be granted, in any case.
d. O. FORBES, County Supt,
June 7th. 1866 "
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r. e. I'oznpkins
Dental SURGEON,
pOINT PLgAsANT, w. Y.

cr,vy.f., EXTRACTING. FILLING AND
inserting of artificial teeth at
SIlIIY1y reasonable rates, A share of the
public patronage is solicited,
Office on Main Street, two doors above the
Union House IIuly ii lebI-tf.
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GEN. SuERDAS is walking into the of
rectious Of loyal people about as eifoctu-
ally as he walked into the bowels Of the
reb lis Of the Sheoandooh. The las, from
him is that he is administering justice in
Louisiana and Texas at one.iIth the cost
of Grn. SrcEELs' departmenI-and
that too while North and South Carolina
would mako bot two respectable sized
Texan counties.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-08-10
CHASTELLAR'S " HITE LIQ I'D FEN NAMEL.

For Improving and Beautiiying the Com. plexion. The most valuable and perfect pre- paration in use, for giving the skin beauti- ful pearl-like tint, that is only found in youth. It quickly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples, Blotches, Moth Patches, Sallowness, Erup- tions, and all impurities of the skin, kindly healing the same, leaving the skin white and clear as alabaster. Its use cannot be detected by the closest scrutiny, and being a vegetable preparation is perfectly harmless. It is the only article of the kind used by the French and is considered by the parisian as indis- pensable to perfect toilet. Upwards of 30,000 bottles were sold during the past year, a sufficient guarantee of it's Efficacy Price, only 75 cents. Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt of an order, by
 BERGER, SHUTS & CO.,, Chemists, feb23-1y 285 River St., Troy, N Y.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-08-10
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 Young Men. be humbugged no more by "Quack Doctors" and ignorant practitioners, but send without delay for the Elixir, and be at once restored to health and happiness. A Perfect Cure is Guaranteed in every instance. Price, $1, or four bottles to one address, $3.
 One bottle is sufficient to effect @ cure in all
 ALSO, DIR. JOINvILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS, for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhea, Gleet, Urethrsl Discharges, Gravel, Structure, and all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures effected in from one to five days. They are prepared from vegetable extracts that are harmless on the system, and never nauseate the stomach or impreg. nate the breath. No change of diet is neces- sary while using them, nor eors their action in any manner interfere with business pur- suits. Price, $l per box.
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 BERGER, SHUTS & CO.,, Chemists, feb23-1y No. 285 River St., Troy, N. r.
Des Arc weekly citizen., 1867-08-10


 CURIosITIEs-A sleeve worn on the arm of lever.
 The clapper of bell of the season. A bottle of water from the spring of the year. X few leaves from the laurels of fame. Some of the teeth cut from the saws of wise men by file of soldiers. A knot in the chord of music. The razor used in shaving the face of Nature.
 A box of sand from the shore of time.
 The pebble thrown from ginsling An umbrella used to protect an audi ence from the shower of applause. The mouthpiece to the trumpet of 1 fame.
 Some butter cakes fried on the knee pan.
 A broken link in the chain of circum- stances.
 A note of music which has been dis counted
 A lock of wool from the golden fleece. The livery of a little page. The lesson learned from the pupil of the eye;
 The fore finger of the hand of friend ship.
 The spade used in digging the grave of the dead language. The corner stone of an air castle. 1 One of the teeth of coxcom.b A piece of ribbon of which the last rainbow was made.
 Some of the lime used in making the cement of friendship.
 One of tlse toe nails of tow-boat. A few boards ripped from political platform.