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ORDERS or GENERAL SHERIDAN.
NEw ORLEANS, August 30, $50,

New ORLEANS, August 30, 1867
General shsridsn's order No. 100 removes r. G.
Mohsn City Comptroller and appoints d. d. Mandel In
his stead similar to those given 10 the order
regulating the City Council. Order No 1870 orders the
election on the second Monday Of September, by the
police Juss OF each parish Of Inspectors Of Levsss to
enter forthwith upon their duties, notifying riparian pro-
prictors to repair and strengthen construct new
case providing that correct account Of the expenses
for said repair construction. whether by individuals
parish shall be kept aud upon tbs acceptance Of the
ievees by tho State Engineer the 10 DO paid
from the proceeds or the State bonds appropriated BY
the eg stature for that purpose.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Tss LONDON MoxnY MARxn.-LoSDos, August 30
xssniug -Censols are somewhat nrmsr, and closed ct
~ e16 Cor money.
Isvx.rooL Cofron NnxEr -I1vExrooI, August 30
Evsains-ns cotton market - dull and price, though
Iiddiine upisnds iokd. Hidding Orleans I0,sd.
TRApI RIronf.-Ths advices from Manchester con-
tDus unfAvorabla The market for goods and yarns In
that CITY Is dull and dropping.
LavRsrooE BRnApsruySs MARKsr.-LrvsRPooi, August
10 Evening The market 10 dull and prices have de-
clIusd considerably wheat l3s 3D. per Genital for Cali
fornia Peas ala per 5o4 lbs for Canadian. Corn 35s
ID per quarter for mixed Western. Oats 30 3D. per
bushei-
Iavrarool Provisions AND PRODUCE MARKsrs.-LrvsR-
pooz August 30-Evening The market for arIcles OF
American and other produce s generally without change
The usual authorities quote follows -Talow, "a Cd
Rec, l37a 3D. Pork, T5z Cd Bacon, 43s Lard, Sis
% sugar quiet ~ ga Cd for No. IL. d. s.
Tara PxrRoLEUn MARxxT.-AETwzRP, August 30
Noos -Pe,rolsam h nrmsr, and prices have advanced
B.f. per Dbl for standard white
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
GENERAL GRANTS POSITION.

xHect Of His Appointment On tho Londou
sChange-The Market for Flvc.Twenties
and Other securities.
LONDON, August So-Evening.
Tho position assumed BY General Grant in the Ameri-
can Cabinet has had . marked effect the price Of
American securities and there 10 much speculation, par
tIc1iary In nvstwsuty bonds.
The following are the closing pricss:--
rto 9AetOo 40
lhn0is C0uyt0 .1oA
Atlantic and Great Western. .2l.
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CINCINNATI, August 80, 1867.
lis understood that the fight between Nike Mccooe
and Aaron Jones for the championship OF the Tinted
States will take place somewhere IN Butter county OHIO
Trsius will leave the depot OF The Cincinnati Hamilton
aud Dayton Railroad In this city at two O'Clock to-
morrow Saturday morning. great crowd OF he
fancy from all parts Of the country have already
arrived here 10 witness the ''miil which u IL believed
will be most desperate The hlht VII commsuce
between six aud eight O'Clock In the morning.
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asaect Of the UaiteA States Congressional
Resslatisus.
rs.te r LoHDoH. August 30. 1857.
The ssss sf resolutions Of the United States Congress-
expressing Uupathy for the struggling Cresanh which
Mr. nois the American Minister recently presented TO
the Sublime Porte has created profound sensation At
Csns.aniinopie.
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rises 10 INC seo

CHICAGO. August 30, 1867
pivif Hs'rr Co . Wholesale liquor store, No. 10
Slats street, destroyed by frs today The loss IL
5000 WHICH there 10 s45 900 insurance. The stock
N Turner Bristol Co.. wholesale leather dealers in
the adjoining building. was damaged by water 20 tho
extsnt Of 2001 Vests stock OF carpets was also
damaged The total loss will probably reach 800 900
Four tenement houses on the corner or r0uriooat
street and Third avenue we're destroyed by Gre ihis
morning. Loss $4,000
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A Dangerous Season.

Dangorous HSMsom. =, r,,, b.. r,,,.n s,;,m~
the vese.aOn has been wonder;ully Thick and
expected unless proper taken to prevent
ague and bilious remttens already IrcvatSe
alarming aud the fall advances md the asa
nigh, fogs become heayie the sek list 4 ksy y ia
Only act OF common prudence TO keep hc TIA tegcss
Of The SEASON Reinforccd BY tonic operaou Of nos
TYTfENS STOMAOH BITTERS. tho System, however
weak aud susceptible, naturally will In nine cases out q
ten, sgcotssfSy combat every species Of amospssn~
During the months OF September October and Ncvcmoce
the difference 10 temperature between dsy ana niens
proc OF o4oerA morSus drfn%s enS
dyseltery Bearing lhis In mnd romemoef tnat ~
BTTEEs not only invSorate the stomach snd nscs sSe
mpartng 10 those important orrsn3 regularity aud tore
Is reasonable expect immunity from pcvaicnt o?-
plainss no precautions taken 70 escape them
HOsTETTER'S BlTrHKS are at oace pleasant 70 tne
taste and The most certain OF All safegar's against 'coo
ailments.
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THE FRANKFORT BovRsE.

Sales ef United States Five.Twenties.
FRASxyoRr, August s0-Evening
United States nvstwenty bonds closed in this city this
evening at veK for the old issusa
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Wurtenharg Denies the ealxburg Plan.
sruxoARr, August %. 1851.
Tho odlcial Gasss Of this city, IL its issue Of this
morning osasaas article denying that the subject Of
south German Bund discvsss1 even broachsd at
ahs rscsns ceassrsnce Il salisbury
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tcWmDs ua. o. SOUTH cmrlu. IN FAVOR o. A coz.
Wk1l0k

Governor Orr vas 10 deliver speech a. Bsi,on. = O.,
today in which he will advise The people 10 ysxistst
ard vote for the convention being satisfied the attitude
OF the negro IN the conventon asd Lsgisizs oil pro
duos wesdsrful rsscssp Ia tsv@ AZ the svs thvssg.
81 ha Nortt.
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Marine IuteiIigsnce.

GLAssov, August eo-Evenng The Anchor line
steamship Iowa Captain Craig which left New York
she lIh inst, arrived at this port day.
BREsr, August 30-Evenina. steamship Celia,
Captain Glsadsll which lsfs New York the 10th OF
August. arrived here to-day. the way to London.
GLASGOW, August 30-Ths steamship 81 George, Cap-
tain smith from Quebec August is. arrived ct this port
today
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A.-Cheap Soap: a esd 0eap! Nasfena Hes
assd saponaer or Coneen, rated kys Two cents poua6
for superior Hard soap Twelve pounds Of Soft Sop fof
one Every family cssa make their own soap An
varieties Of soap easily made 81 cup Of coffee snew
concentrated ys for making just discovered tn Qrssa
land In the Arctic Seas. and b smpossd mainly Of auf
ate Of Soda which, whom mixed with REFUSE fs. produces
tas Dos, detersys soap world. One boz will make ~
poundsof good soft SOAP s eSulent 10 superior haA
soap Reailed By all druggists ana grocsrs ID The UasA
States Full recipes with Dealers obtain
wholesale each containing ~ boxes at Dbersl dis
count the Wholesale gooers and druggists In oil ths
towns aud oties Of the United States or or CLIFFORD
PEMBERTON. General Agent Pisburg Pa
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Like iolsea hgh,aine o. c-sr ~, ne sci,. ~ ~
Ecnatlues fall ftprtts,y ru-stfnks Aropteky.
SpasIn and loca - generally come uoher-
ssi Meet them the iusfsnl with tM inst rotent Of
iii r.et,s .r.nt.-pApWAN READY FEhtEr Give "
Inle asy Apply 20 ~ srriare Persist ~ 10 use titl
sac an taksx place. kesp wtain reach. An ext4eOcy
nav es.ilf any msnout Prce 80 o~espe bottsN 5ol
by dfaf. -
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Dowo among the dead g. this momen. ao yraSas
who might alive and well had tScy uses uhas
great Life Preservsr PLANTATION Bi1fERS. Let tec
h,ingay to heart that they are the best known rsmed!
general debility. AZ de'iolous cordial conabaed vita
females, cergymen merchants lawyers and perscns q
sedentary those who Are weak anA
suffer with mental depression greatly benedttedsg
these Biters.
MAGNOLIA wArKR--A Delightful Toilet Article. -
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AFFAIRS IN aicHMnsn
RlcsnoNp. Va. Aus

RicsnosD. Va, August 30, 1891.
Rspp Co.. tobacco mandatory was seized 10 day
for violation OF the internal revenue lay
the msrcbssts here organised posrd @ rrst,. To-.
dsv.
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THs pNze nlsG.

Fight At ~. Louis Between Tom Kelly md
Mike McHenry.
ST. LOUIS. August 30. 1857.
prize nght between Tom Kelly and Nike McHenry,
for ~ 900 o side took place this afternoon McHenry
the victor, bat Kelly claimed the stakes.
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ChsIleng 70 Noa Accept ed.-Aithonsh Nlessre.
Poilak challenge W manuacturo f0f
!hs Exho!ica q Sc %sr!o,n Lnss!sy!s Fair Mssrschsa
witnssses-more In 10 m orrow's paper kALDENBER0
SON. Manufacturers Of Aenuine Meerachaum Pipes NO.
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TREASURE FROM THE FAa WEST.

ma ST. Loufs. August 80, 1867
The steamer Guldon, from Fort benton on tds tVh
'ns' arrived at Omaha to-day with $500 900 in
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The iiowc staehine tewvasy. ,Elts~ i.wss
iiir highest premiums fo sewing iAacsnss. Once w
Bfusa ~sy. New YoTE
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Aesihetico; Ncmrsigisen The Ncwiy Imys1te1
diseases Of the Eye, Ear. Throat Head. Lungs vor Ga
tarrh, Asthma Consumption commended ny tho hiohees
medical authorizes as the only means for permaueus
cure once 2jl Fifth avenue corner OF Twenyeshh st
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q "a nln-d ~ stubborn stack o. fe-st ssd ,c
" ~ ge.ortinkt TO DR. d. JAfNE's Age Nstnfs soS
s5sr
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xv., u-..s... uvosuss. = Me x~sevd,s Pa
ten, snso..sisn rubber wsp Rsss. sss.uL cosss:,-
-. the ovasr az ssert whP ssosd VS. " 49,
~ brpsbes brooms &C.. ipsHa4sle y ever houss1es
ssla ~ sAdasr: ssr,s tsrvssssas lie 6ss1
e. ssmg's magstcHsssns"sb MxHubxty6nino To-. u
sa~s., s'fse, nv Af"V s'N '9reS" WV
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Rovm Havana Istterv.-PrizesL Paid -
Information iurnshsd rue hg1sst fsrs Vhm wv
IpouJooa. puf all kiuds Of Cold sud silver -
TAYLOR a CO. Bsnsers' 10 wal sr-c,, ~. Y.
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NO CABINET CHANGES FOR THE PRESENT.

from the Evening I6lsgram o. yeNsfdayI
WASHINGTON August 30. 1857.
am enabled to inform you the beat authority that
for the present oil further changes in the Cabinet have
been postponed.
The pressure against Mr. NcCulooh has alsd entirely.
and that gentleman s firmly seated in his position
ever The Secretary 10 gradually contracting the
rency by absorption OF the compound interest uetes
aud legal tenders
It 10 known that General Grant has asked to be rs-
lsvsd from attendance 81 Cabinet mssngs except when
military matters under discussion. His reason 10
that he believes IL improper for military officer to par
tcpate merely political discussions. This IL the
cause OF his leaving the Cabinet meetings before the
other members
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BstcheIeE,s lair Dye.-Ths Best Ia the
world the only perfect Dye harmless, reiatlc usanA-
Factory a Barclay street.
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The Emperor Pacifcator and " Certain
journals" the War AlarmistS.
Wurtemburg Denies tho South
German Bund Plan.


speech sf the Kmperer On tho Beurss n
Idlie-ssCeSeala Jsuraals'' the War Alarm.
ists-Hls Majesty Paclacatsr.
LILLE, Francs. August 3o-P. N.
north noEhsas Of this town. appeared on the Deurss
here this neenns. having experienced slight delay ON
his Journey toward Pana His Majesty enjoyed warm
reception, sad delivered this emphatic speech 70 the
assembled representatives Of the interests u the
1aancisss end manufacturers.
The Emperor saia:-"Busaess would progress better
II certain journals ana not sxaggsrass the situation.
hsps THAI commerce will improve with the certainty Of
psaoe, end shall DO everything In my power to 70.
establish confidence"
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Crista dero'y Hair Dye The Best Ever ngss.
As
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City Lsdie. and Ladies fross the CannssyE
N wish good Shoes moderate prices ptro1,e Mile
LtR co No. Union square.
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Beuedict's. Time Table 6cr segteysSr;;- r.
BENEDICT BROTHERS, Jewellers III Broadway.
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:. r'.minm.' isss. 30 ss Brosd"sy. se~ vsrt
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eghy.two competitors, the hIxSesl sniu
sld medal for the peresLoa Of s.sieg Mach aes an
ms nrsciurs See ehcsi VI o. awards. and t.i .smo or
media NJ WHEELER A WILSON'S.
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PEACE PROSPECTS.

sHspes 81 m Imperial French Paciac Assar.
anco.
PARA, August 50, 1887
IA It 10 reported that nots from the French Foreign
-oaoe. paoino In ~ character, will soon b Issued.
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.as al sssr Eks: :: T.. sisr OF Tn.
TINES Of August 81.
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Grover e. Bakers Highest Preusiuin 3ewtnR
Aac.iAst GO broadway. Nr~ YORK.
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.ns :, sss M ss: s.s %Rrs s sF o, Tn.
TINES Of August 81.
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Esys.I.sIsn Uslyrrsssllcs Paris; lss,:..

B,.s'"sy between Sinet"cnth saa isea'isii Il s.s.
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Hay NltIIer,s Hair Dve.-Best. Ches peat, Na-
iurs Sold by dfuggss Depot % Dey sscsct
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A.--Gso: Wiike.' Esrcps,.gnr Letter, oy ~.
TINES OF August 81.
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h. s.zs. :s UYHENrhsi1 gtEi!fsk fs
positively restores gray hair % rs original cseeg 81
and strength % the weakest hsT SOP, r. faunS eat =
At niy onre, l,lss Broadway:
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Wa. Teypess and ,, 0rr ,s,.s, .s..s. a
BAfcHEIORs. 10 Bond street
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At Everdelps Gard Depot, 392 RrSadway-
The and elegant Wedding Noies Cards hDnogra0s.
Ac., the most elegant In the city
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LONDON. August ao 1867
Il u said that The government Of France has given
assurances q psaos 70 Prussia.
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A Cmrs.-Ciapp's Rhsamatic Cure ter Rhcs-
mAtism only Three doses relieves pain. uscd inwArdY
Price 81. NV Broadway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-03

MANASSAS GAP RAILROAD. We learn
that the work Of rebuilding this important road
is progressing with rapidity, about three hun
dred hands being employed. The rails are now
being laid between Piedmont and Markham,
and the track graded and re adjusted to the
summit of the Blue Ridge. All along the line
great JOY is expressed at the prospect of a
speedy resumption of railway communication
with Alexandria, and large amounts of produce
are ready for shipment, as soon as the means
of transportation are offered. The parties
having the work in charge are determined to
push it forward with as little delay as possible,
and it gives us pleasure 10 state that the future
prospects of Manassas were lever brighter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-03

FIRE AMI ARREST OF THE INcEND1ARY,

FIRE AND ARREST OF THE lNcENDIARY.--
Yesterday evening, about four o'clock, the
barn at Cracker Hall, now occupied by Mr..
Jerry Reagan, situated about four miles below
this city, on the Mount Vernon road, was dis
covered to be on fire, and before the flames
were arrested the barn-wlth its entire con-
tents, consisting Of furniture, sash and blinds,
farming implements, grain, &C., Sc, valued at
more than one thousand dollars exclusive of
the building-wa was totally consumed. \ col
ored man named Charles Smith, who had pre-
viously threatened to inhict some injury upon
Mr. Reagan. because the latter, having some
time since, caught him in theft, had informed
upon him, was seen to enter the building a
short time before the fire began, and as he
made off as soon as it was we'll underway, it
was but natural that suspicion should at once
attach itself to him, and consequently constable
j. 0. Kirby, of Fairfax county, who had been
attracted to the spot by the smoke, instantly
started in pursuit of him, and after long and
tiresome chase, and severe tussel, succeeded
in affecting his capture, and brought him safely
to this city, where he was locked up in the
Watch-House, previous to his being taken to
the Jail at Fairfax c. H.
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THE ESCAPE OF JOHN BRIAN. The young
man John Brian, arrested as participant in
the late robbery of the store of Blackjack &
Co., and who escaped from custody yesterday,
by leaping from window in the Court House,
is still at large, though the Sheriff, accompa-
MED by another officer, are in pursuit of him.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the police, who
we're on his track last night in the Southern
part of the city, he managed to successfully
elude them, aud made his way safely out ofthe
corporation limits by taking a skia, belonging
to young man named Sisson, at the light
house, on Jones Point, and padding to a To-
csity on the Southern Shore of Hunting
Creek, known as "Hell Hole, where it was
sent for this morning 1t is suppo ed he is on
his way to Fredericksburg so, however, it
is thought he will be recaptured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-03

WAsHGNOroN ITEMS Nj essrs. Stevens Il
Phelps, lessees Of the Washington, Alexan-
dria aud Georgetown railroad, have secured on
lease Square No. $780, on tie Island, for a
term OF years, with the right to purchase at
any time during the pendency of the lease at
fifty cents per foot. They contemplate the
erection of large commission teed warehouse
and agricultural depot on the site, together with
other buildings necessary Tor railroad purposes:
They will place two cars on the loudolm and
Hampshire railroad to run 10 the trade CON
stantly, in connection with their own line to
Alexandria.
The work of repairing the Conservatory at
the Presidents mansion is now about com,
pleted. :,
The c. s O. Canal is again quite lively. "
A number Of boats have arrived at Georgetown
bringing coal to the different coal companies
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-03

ALEXANDRTANs ABRoAD-A gentleman
who emgrated ro,u this city to Arkansas in
December last, returned TO day, bringing his
family, and reports having found, spite OF It's
faults, worse places than this in his travels. =
Land, according to his statement, Is very cheap
in Arkansas and any one who will 60 to work
in earnest can succeed we'll at filling the soil
But clerks and merchants arc at q discount
Mechanics are in demand throughout the
southwest. He came through Memphis on
his return and saw a plumber of the Alexan-
drians who have made that city their home
They are generally prospecting, though some
talk of returning to this city. Our young men
had better stay here, at least until the country
is in more settled state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-09-03

The BALLARD HOUSE, RICHMOND. We
have been requested BY gentlemen, who have
Just returned from visit to Richmond, to no.
tice this excellent hotel, and the elegant man
ner in which it is kept For convenience snd
comfort, the house has few equals, and the
proprietors, gentlemen Of long experience in
their business, spare neither expense or trouble
to make their hotel most agreeable stopping
place. The table is luguriously provided, and
the attendants numerous aud very polite.
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CIT v It f. Nj 6


l48, KING STREET. 14S, KING STREET.
70 THE PUBLIC.
The subscriber has just returned from the
Eastern markets, where he has spent the past
two months in selecting and purchasing one OF
the largest and best stocks of Goods ever offered
for sale in Alexandria, which he intends to sell
at prices lower than the same articles can be
bought this side Of the city of New York. The
attention of country merchants and the trade
generally, is called to his extensive stock Of
Doors and SHOES, for Ladies, Misses and Child
rem Boys, Youths and Men Also his assert
ment Of READY MADE CLOTHING and FUR
NIsHINa GooDs, which is unsurpassed in this
market, all Of which having been bought at
great bargains will be sold at figures far below
current prices. In order to accommodate his
wholesale business he has rented large ware
house. in which will be found the largest and
finest stock every offered in Alexandria
HENRY STRAUSS,
sep 23m 49, King ST., corner St. Asaph,
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Mrs. WrNsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR
CHILDREN TEETHING, greatly facilitates the
process of teethins by sottening the gums, re-
ducing all inhammation-wil allay all pain
and spasmodic action, and is sure to regulate
the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it will
give rest to yourselves and relief and health TO
your infants We have put up and sold this
article for years and can say. in confidence and
truth Of it what we have never been able TO say
OF any ether observation-disclosures has il failed in i
single instance to effect a cure, when timely
used. Never did we know an instance Of dis
satisfaction by any one who used it. On the
contrary, all are delighted with its operation
aud speak in terms Of commendaton of its med
c4l effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter what we do know" after years OF
experience, and pledge our reputation for the
fulflment of what we here declare. In almost
every instance where the infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion relief will be found
in Ii or 70 minutes after the syrup Is admins
tered. Full directions for using accompany
each bottle. Be sure and call for Mrs Win
slow, Soothing Syrup" having the fac-simile
Of Curtis Il Perkins" on the outside wrapper.
All others are base limitations. Sold by drug
gists throughout the world. Price, only IS cts.
per bottle
Offces-2l5 Fulton street, New York; POS,
High Holborn, London, Eng; AL, st. Paul ST.,
Montreal, Canada. au 26-co6m
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LOCAL NEWS.
r11EsDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 8.

County CoURr. The following proceedings
Of the County Court are in addition to those
published in yesterdays Gazette:
Z An account of the jailor of this county against
the Commonwealth was allowed.
An account of Isaac Veitch, constable OF
this county, against the Commonwealth,
amounting to Sc, was allowed.
Michael Travis, native Of Ireland, declared
his intention to become citizen of the United
States.
8. N. Chipley having been summoned to ap-
pear to show cause why he should not be re
moved from Office, and said Chipley appearing
in Court, and failing to show any cause, was
removed from his Office as constable.