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started the entrance Boston N RoIbury. through
nSsn.fs pTss.0 s.s C ,Sa ss;so.
thence through Haywood avenue Western avenue.
Francis and Washington streets 70 the immediate
Roxbury. briefly welcomed the President and the latter
made . short response
With tAoussads Of psrops who msnssied srsa. sntnu
siasm II ths presence Of the President Cheer aftss
cheer was given for Mr. Johnson and hundreds Of hand
kershisfs were waved by ladies In welcome OF him.
ARRIVAL IN BOSTON.
From here the ine OF march taken up 20 the
ocived by Mayor Norcross. The Mayor having wei.
coined the Chief Magistrate OF the United States 70 the
Hub the President responded a. follows
"For the reception rendered 10 such cordial
on my FIRST visit 70 tho State Of Massachusetts, and
this the first occasion of placing my foot upon her
soil please accept my sincere thanks. The civte and
kindness which have offered accepted IN the
spirit which know and believe you will appreciate.
Permit me 10 repeat for this cordial welcome 10 the
state Of Massachusetts, under the peculiar circumstances
my sincere thanks"
the Mayor, which he did, while the band played
the air Of "Hail to the Chief many In
the Immediate vicinity cheering The military
washington street. thence into Boys,ons Arlington.
Beacon and Park streets and next 10 tho fremont
An along ine route the streets we're thronred With
thousands OF citizens Of the surrounding country.
having come h,hsr % witness the display The rresi
Hall 10 the Chief, the "~tar SpaDeled Banner, and
"YanEec Doodle The party were conducted to
cnnns paid their respects 10 the President aud Secretary
Seward.
Governor BuLocx introduced 20 the President
BY General Reed when the Governor addressed him
foliows.--
Mr. PrKapKSr--T have the honor 10 welcome you 20
Massachusetts,. Many Of predecessors while In ONCE
have visited New England from TO time, and your
visit ike theirs, exces devotion 10 the Union Of
these states, and our pect for those who their
ofcia' position respect the government OF this whole
country and our desire s TO manifest every possible
respect for those who represent the National
Autag i Mr liant hat
prolong your stay Massachusetts, sufficiently TO enable
Ne 70 msnnst our high regard for your ONCE and 10
you personally.
To this Precedent Johnson replied -
Your ExcelleEcy ia reply l can only tender 10 you
INV thanks for Tits welcome would be dong myself
isgsics rGs W sVsmps " conceal We enopens and
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The horses from the head cf the quarter
stretch at the threequarer pole, and get ng away on
terms rafting up tho hornestrotch Ripley
nst half length ahead OF Redwing, who was length
In advance Of the black oily. They passed under the
string that way but ~ they around tho upper
turn Ripley and Rcdwing had joined issue and we're
running head and head two lengths In front OF the
black AT the quarter pole Redwing had tho Of H.
and came down 20 the blum length ahead OF Ripley,
tho latter being about the distance In advance OF
Annie Workman. They continued In this way and
tail all around the loser turn and into the homestrcb
when Ripley made running for the beat and
level with Redwing most beautiful and exciting strug-
gle then ensuec which was maintained all the way upf
passing the grand stand neck aud neck Ripley seemed
10 have the winning hand for moment a. they APP
preached tho judges stand; bus that instant he
seemed TO give way, and Redwing beat him under the
string by neck Annie was one length behind Time,
217K.
And thus ended The summer meeting Of the American
Jockey Club, which has been the best 10 point OF good
running, that has yet taken place on the Jerome farf
Eleven races have been during the meeting, and all
good ones Mr. Jerome has won thrce with Do tourcey,
fectwing ard Hedwiug; Mr. Morris has scored two.
with Ruthless and Cleopsirs; Mr.. Sanford two-she
wcsicheser Cup and the Jockey Club Handcap--with
1oadstone and Earring; Mr. Mcdaniel two, with Black
bird and Morrissey; Mr. Alexander one, with vrsi aud
Conncii and Harness one with Luxemburs The horses
win nov have rest for six weeks 70 meet again ~
Saratoga the 7,h Of August whore brlIAn. nsssiss
u AntIcipased
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has made for years and longer Only adhere that
This republic can never perish L you have President
that the people themselves without the smpoymsu Of
military force, will sustain for four year. q tine, and
NO longer But what have We seenf We have seen
this republic very brink Of death dissolution.
And Why Because ven states Of this Union refused TO
Of the other state sr year, ago and what did you doS
You compsled them 70 submit: you compelled them 70
aequicsce Nov you have another President for four
years, ana two OF those years are gone Geod good)
when those other years have gone the majority viii
then elect another President DO you not expect that
the minority who vote against that President will
acquiesce In his holding the executive power for tho
four years FOR which he IL 10 be electcd7 Why
Because the must acquesce or your nation Is
10 be abandoned 70 ruin Tor secession Then all there
Is 10 Just this We have Just got 10 learn simple
habit-that Of acquiescng Ia the choice that We
selves mske OF our President for -four years and them
~ the expiration OF that tme improving upon the last
choice by making a. much better a. We have
OF all troubles II IA all in that The south has been
taught that u must submit to the President when he Is
chosen by the North, and the North must now show
that VIII submit 10 the President that they
is chosen for them BY the majority OF the American
people. Give me only this one assurance that there
shall never be an unlawful resistance by force
the President bearing the authority Of the United
states, aud give me then nfty, forty thirty
NOR more year. , Of llIe and J viii engage 70
tnent and the control OF the entire world CHEERS
Deny me that simple thing OF the acquscence OF the
the continuance, the existence OF this Union through
half the period which we have carried u through With
The cost and Of The greatest civil the word
has ever seen. The moral OF my subject is loyalty
and patriotism, devotion 70 your constitution and
laws. and whatever s wrong In the laws
or 10 TIE customs or the habits OF society trust TO their
correction through your schoo H. your churches your
political assemblies, but suffer an enemy 70 raise
his hand against the nationality the Union Of the
United States loud cheersb
Atsr Secretary Stewards speech there were loud calls
for GENERAL Ranks, but he positively refused 10 respond
and 0rtly after an announcement made thai there
would be no speeches The crowd then slowly dis
persed and the band also departed The President then
went 10 his private rooms
To-morrov the Presidential party will visit the state
school ship, where religious services will be held and
on Monday the b.,sonc will follow m preyi.
Ously sDnoupsss injhs HsH4Lp assssAehss pm RossoR
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A M U s & M E NJ T 8 /.
The Nrafinces Yesterday

The Mafinees Yesterday.
ne worre Sisters gave the clever local burlesqoe Of
Faust At the New York Miss Lucille Western attracted
large house TO SEQ her Cynthia, In Flowers OF the
Forest; Banvards Museum exhibited tho Husband OF
Hour the flying orchestra aud the usual million curos
ties; Kelly Icons Mnstres said TIL the end
OF August Tony Pastor sang songs and brought
alarming bill Buffers American theatre brilliant
with novelties % usual; and all we're well paironized
Olympic Thcatre-Treasurc Treve.
This clever local drama commences tomorrow the last
week Of the From the thrilling scene In the
surgeons room BackwelIs Island the gay and bril-
liant photograph OF saratoga life the life like piece OF
the Falls Of the canagaga the hustle and frantic excite
ment OF the Stock Exchange, the faithful picture OF
Broadway the luxurious homo OF the suydams, down 10
the last abcau In Grace church. where the strains OF tho
wedding march accompany the exit OF the audenccthe
entire play IL well worth the patronage u has received
Mr. Grover has, indeed brought his 20 brilliant
close by bringing out Treasure Trove. and rs
mus compensate for The immense outlay necessary TO
produce it.
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ACCIDENT on THE NEW ORLEANS AND JACK.
SOW RAILROAD.


NEW ORLEANS, June %, 1857
u O'Clock p. n
kilograms received state that the mail train due here
O'Clock this afternoon on the track between
Camden and Amite An engine has been sent 70 IL
assistance No particulars are given.
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ger day, fp5 himself, DdonIy half en-
ploymsnt A. LhE1 Turning fom thefu
iEhsF Constellation Of this sysfsD, 50
hsuEh- with boEro- ADG dlsEasi, ELso-
IL f1rn 70 zDot5E 1henE- surroundso
On every hand Efth The FesuitE 81 El1e2r
toll, the IEOHSktfd smoag The eatl1rsn
ofISbo- inFoiuntArily eEclaim u toere
20 e=ezp== l. the great bulk Of hnI-lAni-
~ doomed 10 eternal, unGs111ftlrls lSllls
Is here 10 oasis II The dark Elsssrt q
6szpair-no bright s+aE Of hope 20 Edloe
the tozlirE nillzGns 70 some eoSStso "a
BE long BOXED for boon =
within car zrASP7 he lsGorer then
snIsrRsd upon tbs history md pros
r.s.rts a eso-op.erEI6Oo- he stAtea ShAt e.
he pressut tine Ibe-s Was n EoElhno
4 thousand cooperative installations,
Ei1h = membership Of tEo hundred
thousand. and REPRESENTING an invested
capital Of eight millions Ihis was the
ZroEth ofonly tEenty-thrss years In
1875. the Roe6dElz E1aiEsble Pioneers
xarzsd the inst Cooperative assoCaGIion
EIIh q piEzl Of 3. In Germany CO.
operation had b=sC equally socoszfUl.
ThzFa we're no less than thrss hundred
and dfty E1onsRpd members Of eo-oP-
psrzIiFs stores; Lbsrs Vas al annual
business transacted of Sc -. DO. apo
an invested capital OF nearly S3ioy9'O'1-
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This medicine. invented by Dr. ]. h.
Scheuck. OF PhfIAdelphia, y intended 70 dis
solTe the food and make II into ehyme, the
mt process Of digestion. By cleansing the
stomach with schenck's Mandrake Pits, the
Tonic son restores the appetite, and food
that could not be eaten before using II will be
easily diRes1ed.
CoEsnTnp tIon cannot be cured by SchsRck :
Pulmon.c syrup uniess the stomach and
liver Is made healthy and the appetite TestDT-
ed, hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every Gaze Of consun ption- a hal
dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TOSIC and
three o. four boxes OF the MANDRAKE
PILLS VIII cure any ordinary case of dyE-
pepsta-
New York, BoEton. and at his principal ONCE
IN Philadelphia every week. see daily pa
pers Of each place, or his pamphlet on con-
sumption fog his ays for visitation.
PleEse observe, when purchasing, That the
two likeness Of the Doctor, one In the Last
stage of Consumption. and the other As he
now Is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp.
sold by all DTuRgISts and Dealers, price
Sl-5O per bOttle. or $50 the halt-doLen. AL
letters for advice should be addressed 70 Dr.
schenck's PRINCIPAL once, No Is North 9Th
street Philadelphia, Pa General Wholesale
AReufE Dsmas, Barnes q Co, y. " 3 Z.
Hancs, Baltimore. nd; John d. ParEe, Gin
cinnAti, Ohio; Walker a Taylor, Chicago, Ill;
Collins Bros St LOulg% No.
Cc23-eOdlEfWEunOlyT
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The Richmond Wig of last Saturday
seemed little discouraged AT the aspect
OF things at the Republican Conven-
lion there during Thursday and Fri
day. Its leader commences by saying
mat "tbe chaos that ruled Thursday
continued its sway yesterday" Fur
ther ON it remarks that "all the ele-
meuts OF anarcby seem to DO let loose,
aud the mills of the gods OF discomfort
are busy grinding their grIst." And
again. in rather respondent mood, it
confesses its inability to foIsee what is
TO come of .'all this talking, wranglinE,
and STRIFE" Toward the close of his ar
ticle, however, the editor wakes more
hopeful. a CLEAN OF sunshine struggles
through the clouds, and he makes bold
TO say that
amid nil the turmoil and tumult,
we cannot and do not desire TO repress
The hope that good will come out OF the
pTesent uutoward circumstances
Without Fermentation, there can be NO
good wine. Rejecting persons cannot,
ii they would. lose sight OF the iact
that reconstruction must come through
the Republican party, and that II the
white people would have an interest
under il, they must assist and cooper
ate in it"
The following dIspateh in reference
TO the Convention we find in the BalI-
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more kmeTLoaa Of Monday. We pre-
s1ns that Il eoDes pretty NEAR stating
TIE hnaI truth ofbistory'' in regard 70
ibs result Of rae cpnys1tion:
sRICHNosD, w AueuEt 2, s RAE
he great PIrs4 Of AGRua Conysnt5on
mas s6iournsd- Tbs Rspublieao paTfy
6sot more than diplomacy. AZ pariles
and clique ere hsrDOnLouA- 8Stst-
dsy. a. II fate had dscFesd L. 11f. ksstLA
and l!a fri<Tds were exe4DSt-d Rg1 tLe
ass8 osSoIoEsd people and SS,-1e x = =
most gkIiifuf movement the Cow entsoo
vas sdjOornsd Defo.s that gsnLSEnsn
ard his Irieod. e01ld participate. Han :
F1tsrTft LauE. DoS Be regarded a. the
leader 0, the Rsp1biIesn party Ia Viz
.inls: ESits. Psirp0inEs Judge RlTes
nd nat elssE are now virtually his
,9pporsrs. Afs=T The Appointment,
gltis Ess admitted 70 address me a.
sepbisge, which had tben resolved
dsfeDdsd bIDssIf against SDputz-
lions snd charges that bad been eiIcu-
lztsd against him he ktsted thai he
opposed the extension Of suffrage al the
Ph1AdeiphiA COnveHIion, bsc4u& be
Eesrsd Sc would BE- an sequIsttIou 70
ths DsmOcEats- The pzrty were noE
dad: Il had stJli 70 bs kyuzhG- Nj
70 tbs people Of Virginia His speech
Szs we'll rsosiEed. He eDdorseor On
ms o~b psFg and that Of his friends,
The actton Of the preSio1s day. Coz
RsiTpOint made an address Whic2y
though shoEf, TEs sniusptty rep1p4i-
Gao. and was well sppIaudsd. O-bsEs
followed, and the sPeekLDg eonilnCso
anti a IEte houE today when tne
nesting adjourned
Governor Psirp0irt has co1sSnfSd 70
stump the state ~ the sOlieiEGtion OF
numerous friends. Il IL said pT somei
Of TIE lssderz that the Conysotion Vas
divided between Senator Wilson and
General Grant far the PTessdsncS1
though II Wss not openly dtsensssd.
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A Clergyman, while residing n SOuth
Ameriea Is a missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure Of Nervous
wAknaz, Early Decay. Diseases of the Ud-
mary and seminal Organs, and The whole
tram of disorders brought on by bansful and
vicious hsbltS. Great numbers have bsen
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
cd 6y desire TO beDedt the AFFLICTED and un-
fortunate, VIII send the recipe for pTePar-
ing and using this medicine, IN seSisd en-
yelOpe, 70 any one who needs IL Free d
CS1pe.
PIezss enclose a postpaid envelope, ad-
dressad 10 yourself Addrss,
JOSEPH 7. IN9fAE,
-a- ststsoa D, Bible House, New York.
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Over twenty years Increasing demnd has
established the fact that MAIHEEs' yESE-
TLAS HAIR DYE, is the best In the world 1t
Is The Cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient Complete In one bottle Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble. so crock or stain Does
not rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, bat impartB 10 it new Life and lustFe-
Produces BEAUTIFUL black or brown, As pre-
feETed- A child can apply II Always gives
satisfaction Only Is cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A /. MATTHEW'S, Manufacture, n. Y.
DEMASBARSES 4 CO., New York, whole
zale Agents- u1ayI-lyeod
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LAUeHIIN,s IsRAST CoRDIAL,

The ChJId's Cnre when TeetklEnss.
loshz an know the many ssep5ess nights
the ut,Le ones Al home have TO pass when
TESTING. Yo1 need no one 70 remind you
of the PAIn-Cho.Ic, WaksfutDess- Uneast-
nssa, Fu.tfug FIztnlenes, D4stuTbed Bowels,
Or we tslI you eandIdIy. one bottle ofthis
Cordial viii correct AL these IrOuOlsH, ASST
TeElhing. Remove Ac1dity, -Aliay AL Pain
Onset the EIEtrnl. Promote Sleep IL
TTit- II will act as charm God bT
~ - H. IsAUGHLIE. SMITH q CO..
Wholesale Druggists, Main St
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Lindsey Institute.

0IHE FALL TERM OF This ISETTTU-
ION will conmencs HoSDAY, = nRnst
2sth. 1t Will be the aim Of the Principal to
render this Institution drHt-e4ass, English,
Classical and dathefnatIcai School. in which
a refined and liberal education may be OBJ
tanned EIocution viii receive special stten-
The physical training and developenent Of
the Students. FOR further particulars, see
cards, or apply 10 the Principal
=. + BLAKELY, q. A, Principal.
Z Posi-, Es4., Assistant.
A y ACT TO PROVIDE FOB wIHDISG
n up the adAtn Of the North Western
Bank Of Virginia --
R1aed February zsh. 1857.
Be Il enacted by the Leg1slatuIs Of West
virginia: 80
1. All NOTES and claims against the North
WesDsrn Bank Of yiIgtntA shall be presented
for pAJuent during nut1nea h0un At the
Banking h0use 1t which the same are re-
Epee1lvEIy payable, On or before The mt day
Of July. l6Ss. Acd amer Baid date no salt, mo-
tion or proceeding a. law or equity Ehan be
commenced IDr the recovery or any note,
claim M liability now existing against sid
Bank, miles II shall have been presented a.
aforeaaid, without obtaining payment there
All perSorS having claims against the
North WeSlETn Bank Of Virginia are request
ed to take notice Z Tbe above.
GIBSON LAMB, Secretary
soard Of Commissioners
anOE- 4 md kEvtff fvI 1857
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The United states, In Rem. In 1sess
V. kElrfe!tuIe.
something New
PARERIDGES GALLERY.

WE ARE INTRODUCING THREE En-
w tlhely new styles Of Card PhotORrap hs,
paying particular attention 70 the posing Of
sIttsrs aud Introducing great vaTiety Of ac-
eesOEtess and can now gnaEantee beautiful
The Petite carte. at 81 % Per dozen, 3 .
novelty. EyeCy body should get them. The
Meaette Carte, At = psTdOLen. The Carte
ImpeF Eel, = large EIEs.
Win our new PATENT MULTIPLYING
CAMERA. and other superior facilities, We
are beyond coo petition IN style and pI1eeA
have made Arrangements with Mr.. z
Stanton, Of the nfm Of Stanton a Butler,
Baltimore, Nd. tot9ke charge Of the Opsra-
ting depanDeDG The pubiic can depsnd
upon getttng npIt elias work NJ this 3alhsEy
Picture FTarneA. &c, Tor sale at loEeaf
price. ana
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1bo.e Terrtble aeaaaehes generates
rHE HEALING POOL.

Howard Association Reports, for
YOUNG NES, on the CRIME OF SoLE-
tube. and the EERoRs, ABUSES and
LIERASE which destroy he manly powers
and create In pedtnenB TO MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief Sent IN sailed
IstIec envelopes, free OF ehaTEs. AddTe9,
Bo5atton, Philadelphia, Pa nyE-smdEW
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Patrolao-Calcium Gas.

ONE OF THE MOST vALCABLE IN.
" proyeInsDts Of The age i the process Of
S 70 as5p1ng. q wses si 1est va Spoa
pat=nL- of Dr.. J. H ConnE0y, from an al
E1ost yaln=ttzs .pfod9et Of Retrodepm on,
lTCndlElHHD in combination with lime,
or EiSLs md oodl. 30 simple that two
thousand feet OF Gas may be made Dy
any farm hand or stAOle boy OF ordinary In
teiiIxeoes In three nous II mas been
Thoroughly Lsstsd upon Euch scAIs. al the
AcLuIe House In " hes4ins, and a the
the same city, a. 10 fix Uncertainty OF rs al
fordtnG entirely satisfactory results in the
production Of small and large quantities Of
Gae, and can pe with great seoSomy applied
to P6pd1s RGSide7loeS, Ssrsfn1Ties, AOte&E, fuc-
toTieg and CItisE. II u superior 10 any Gas
now In use, nor only a. 10 toe safety. sim
plIeiky, pIAeF1ezL4Itty and great eheaPness OF
Manufacture bat for is superior bT1lIiAncy,
son influence upon the sight and fresdoEn
from tie Bulphurous odors common TO Gas.
1hese facts the Ofncen of the Company
viii take pleasure In demonstrating to those
deiEins 70 saoPt OF lnttst tnsEseiys IN Il,
in Towns GSJdntles, List lets or EStALes, and
duect attention 70 The following testimonial:
WHEELING, ". Va. Aug 8, Is6z.
10 ne PreEide4If u the Pseroleo- CaL44EzI Gas o.:
SIk-we have thoroughly and carefully
Of the apparatus for manufacturing Gas, sc
cOrolng 70 your conpanys patents, and the
working upon thu McLnre House in thls
city, and county residences of J. r. GilchEtst,
EsQ-. Lear This city. For simplicity, dUEa-
billy, economy and safety, We consider 1t
.uperior 10 any other method Of M Snufae-
IuIing Gas that We are acquainted with. We
cheeTIulIy recommend If adoption by all
Gas cOnsuneEs-
SerY hesDectfully.
Al. Sweeney, Mayor OF Wheeling, drm Of
Sweeney Co., MaehtnIsts and Engine
Builders; W. W. Miller & Co, Union Foun-
dry and Engine Works; VIM. Hare, Plumber
and Gas Filter; Mallonee, Morris d Co., Pro-
prfetors Mcclure House: VIM A. Turner,
JeWeIier ana Watch Maker: VIM D. Terry,
General X. X ticket Agent; Louis Gauss,
Proprietor Mcclure Ho1se E4aIoou- And re-
Ter DS special permission to Jas. II. Christy,
EsQ., Pittsburgh, Pa, formerly Treasurer City
Gas Co.; 8. n. GoldthaTp. Gas Engineer,
ETROLEo1CALCIUM GAS CO.,
auEI-tOHIy whaling. q. Va
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Nov, there ore. the sad Snhssrfbers or their
Legal rePreSsn Htiyes, are hereby TeQ0ired TO
pay The sAi1 amounts on or befOFe the 5tn
day Of Lc4oter next and II the same are
not pail AZ thst Time, they are hereby noti-
nnents thereon. Will be forfeited 70 the aid
AssOctaIiOn, ana viii Dc sod At * O'Clock
D. m, on said day, al the Library Hall, Oh
corner Monroe and Fourth streets. 10 the
highest bidder. By order Of the Board.
Il. REiLE1, President
T II McSERLY. soy.
W HEELtS0, August sth, l565- ang7-lt
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The Virginia Central Railroad is now
completed as far as covington. in Ale
gheny county, and the result was duly
celebrated on the last day Of July. The
correspondent OF the Richmond Wig
says that "amonG the notable persons
present was Bishop Wheelan OF Wheel
ing, who had just returned from Lewis
burg, whittier he had gone to conse-
crate church.
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straYed or stolen.

/NE SUNDAY MORNING, AUG. 9Th,
" q dark brown or bIacE horse, medium
height, blind In the TRht eye small white
spot on LETT hind foot; short tail. The horse
Is Old, WAS not IN . very good condition. Any
person returning or giving sue Information
that wtl L ad 70 his TeooE cry, viii Be suit
@9 sI,y feEAFdeo- REcALpwEIL
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rrAnH ,rH.r rnn IA"

EXACTLY WHAT TOU WANT.
MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
vi known and used over % yeaR Daily
increasing In public favor. Complete IN one
bottle No wall. No trouble A child can
stcents. 80. -s.E
Sold by DruEztsskSn and Fancy Goods DealerE
Also, MATHEWS ARSIcG HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. Ju4-sod-lT
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MaRRIEn.

AtPI.zEGAnt VAIlsy, % taeEsh int. % zoe
Rev. ! L Clark NJ JoE EESB and Ma
AKA 3 GkED, Al q Oaio s0cnty-