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a1- TO THE PUD1iIC.-TIIE JEWISH CON-
GtEdhT1OF tBerih Shaionh organized In this city
aDout Ten years ago. anu for temporary purposs
struccd small building near tho corner of 81 plp
and Calhoun strcctH In this humble House OF lod thcy
lavo over since worsppcd. II was their csgn from,
Tho commencement 10 accumulate funds toward
larger cdiHcc moro coninolioa null morr In copso-
nnnco with tho wnns Of tie prcsant nge But their
sAVngs were oil swept away by tho war; and nearly three
thousand dolars sci uIarl fortis purpose wcrc thus
lost.
lhe new honso Of worship Is much needed, there being
constant applications from nombcrr but no room
70 Accommodate them. The FcrScrR OF this congregation
aro conducted In the German tanos, Identical wifi Tho
Ppshl Ainha3 Aud this Is tho oEIy synnroaup fin
chareeon In which IBraelitrs from Continental Europo
can worship tho God OF ihlir fathers in prccigcl; tho
Same forms. language and ceremonies us their fore.
| fathers did.
They however, too poor 10 carry OIL, such an en-
tcrprise unaidcd They have the ground for Tic new
synagogue but not tho to construct Tho building
They therefore solicit assistance from thor brethren and
ir1cnus everywhero boil. from those OF tho House Of
israel and fom oil others, Of whatever nith or nation
believing tat tho Grcn Author Of oil good Will proup
many 10 step forward and help on this their time Of
need They. arc extremely solicous to fnisf their
now building before pext Roih Hashanah tScptcmler
0 as thcro Ia every 10 expect aruc ucccsslop
Worshipper r beyond the capacity Of tic present small
building. -
Inc now synagogue will bo largo and handsome,
.noush not expensive sructrrc Sui scrpons or dona-
uons will bo gratefully received By any OF the uudcrsigp
cd officers of tito congregation.
Mr. ID. A. WEINBERG, IN few dGys, will sci out on
tour to tho North and West to solicit contributions for
tho abovo named object and tho Subscribers commend
his mission to the Iberay every Jews congregation
In tho land. u. A. WEINBERG, President
q. COHEN, yice-IIcsldent
|. p. JAcoDY Secretary.
l. RICH. Treasurer
HS- Tho Jetch Aiteapf u,ld TIE Hra.fte will please
insert tho nbovo four tincs aud account 10 Mr. L.
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>HS THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON NDI6TRIOT.-NE EQUITY-P d. BAcoT
AID T. L. DACoT. Administrations, PETER 4,
BAooT. rs THE HEIRS AND CREDITORS OF PETER
e. on on motion Of W. W. a.l.il.sa LII l.sadlRgaH ihs $751;.
tor ordered that oil and singular the creditors Of tho late
Peter g. Dacot Compainunt's rntcstnto. DO required
To flo and provo their respective demands and debts In
Judgments and otherwise against tho nid Intesate bo
fore tho CommlsaOner OF this Court, by before the
rst day Of November next and In default thereof at
they DO debarred from The benefit of any decree to bo
made therein and that tho Commissioner OF this Court
do advertise this order month in the Darlington
SouherHer and tho Charlc1ton Daily Ners, until tho
said 0rst day OF November nc1t
Tho abovo is atruc copy from tho original order mndc
Ia the above case, 18Th OF February, 1867.
A. +. EDWARDS, q. E. D. d.
Commissioners 0flce Darlington @. Il, February a.
1867. s30n Fcbrunry23
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aTOFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH.
CHARLESTON. 8. O., JUNE 2sl,. 1se7.-on and after
71ts Day. cIoR, 2 OF LIME AND CoPPRRAs. for
DIaINRECTING PURPOSES. will DO furnished free cj
charge, on application at this oco, No. III Coming
areet as Tho City authorities earnestly desire that the
rzens generally .honid use diaanfcctan,s promptly aid
freely, wherever necessary.
ss!i,! s"' oEoRdE g. PEI.zER, L. D.,
yunI % l IL 49,. Il. CITY lenlatrnr.
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90 NOTICE. HEREBY CAUTION ALI
persons not to credit any In my nrmo withou, ruy
written order. CHARLES DEIaNAE
July< ..
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From Canada.
EsonI Georgia.

TonoNTo, July 4.-The Government, apprehcnd-
ing Fcni9n demonstration, has placed gunboats
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RrcHhoNp, July 5.-Rcturns from Danville show
that the negroes have rosistored three to oyel
WAS convicted in this city to-day nnd finad SIS. Tho
thermometer here il 9G to-dny.
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DEATH OF 4 Coop CITrzRx.-The painful in
teligencp was received in this city yesterday
Of The death ofGeorge W.. Cuylcr, who died at
Munich, Germany, on the 18th. ultimo. The
deceased had been for number Of years tho
cashier 9fthe Central Railroad Bank Of this
edewith the utmost fidelity and nbility. -
-. = w S,tt 4 tlc SapdHndh Ners
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From south America,

NEW YoRK, yniy l..-Poru adyices state that cas.
tela's revolution to depose Prado has terminated.
Casteilia iB dcad. '.+hli'''7' =. -
BY tho latest PAnAnaa advices, tho oapturo O,
Mosquera and tho assumption OF Tho supreme
power By ASostsST arc arc fc91atmcd: hntirS Aero
Chil advices state thattho Presidents Mosssge
10 Congress announces tho acceptance Of The. mo.
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a. por.onS depOsns idtlsrs iii tho posstOisoe VII
please pas tho stamp nalr to uppr Right fand cor.
nsr cf tho envelope and he5 VII also pleAse ID tcnsn>
bot that without tho stamp letar cannot ~ pisd bNt
viii be cent to the Dead Letter of,ee, JaiyJ
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0D- IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CaRoLISA.-IS BaNKRUPrCY.-In tito matter Of
FRANKLIN W. EMANUEL. by whom petition of
adjudication OF bankruptcy, filed the 2d duy Of
July a. d. 1867, In said cOurt-ThIs is to givo notice.
that on the second day of July 1867, Warrant iu
bankruptcy wns issued against the Estate FAsKIIs
W. EMANUEL OF tho District OF Charleston and State of
south cnrollna, who has been atJudgcd Bankrup,
on his own petition thnt tho payment of any debts
mud delivery of nny property belonging TO bankrupt
to him. or for his md tho transfer any propor.
ty by him arr forbidden by law. Tint meeting of the
creitors OF the snid Bankrupt prove their dcbn aud
to choose ono or hssiRnees Of lila Estate will be
held at Court ef Bankruptcy 10 be holden No. 90 Broad
Street. chaT'ei'on c 5.fore II. H. Carpenter, R.0istcr
on 25M day % July, 4. d. 1867, at 10 O'Clock 4. H.
tSigncd.) JP A. EppINa.
U. s. Marshal rs Messenger
Ju1y0
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with notifications =. - f-'''t "''''
States steamer Ossipcc, in Valpairaso intended tn
fight duel -~' "
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aBrCONsULAR NORTHUMBERLAND IS
wanted on tho situation fsEr. sTEINMETZ, tJAcoUEs)
born at Uebcraoh. (Franccl Any body ablo TO furnish
1t LIZ requested to address at tho FRENCH CONSULATE
In this city. 3 I,,v
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BIZ UNITARIAN CHURCiI.--A SpECIaT,
mooting OF tho corporation ttlic pcw-Iodcrs) OF this
Church will bo held ToAorrorp .lteraoon, Immediately
after tho close OF tho afternoon service proposition or
Tho ufntoh ornee all bc submitted for tre yote of
tho corporation AMI tho pewloicrs particularly 70.
qucated to attend tho meeting.
Afternoon service commences at o o'clock
by order Of Ycstry. NJ ~ PORTER
'u'S Chairman.
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WOMEN'S LIST.

Addison. Laura Eli
hllston, Airs J L In
AuBerInann, Mrs II
N
Anderson, AC n
Archer. Miss sa-
rah III
Artson. Elisabeth II
Aulberry, Jano + II
Author, hirs Bella u
Il fH
Baiontine. Mrs G
bartou, Il II II
Rldgcr, villa II
brown. hirs Ann Il
Bipl. Miss II A
Brooks, Mary iJ,
Brewer. Mrs II A il,
Brodie. Carrie ID,
l}rallIncr, Sarah
Bradloy. SalIio j
Bradford, hitss J
II liz
DoJce, Miss Mag-i
gio TX,
R6tGs,y (.
buckley. n L Z
camincr. Lizzie I.
Cleveland. Agnes J.
Clark, Mrs Mary Il
Colbert, Mary
Collins, Martha IL
CriHby, Mrs II IL
Curtis, hiisa Ellie L
Curtis, hIiss Octn-
via H.
Deopic. Mary IL
DcHnne. Mary L
Delap. Mira l. L
Dewitt, Mrs @ L
Dorney. Mrs Pctcr L
Dumer, Miss Ma T.
ry IL
Easterling. NJ T IL
Edwards. AIiss z L
Edwards, Loufss
Edwards, Mary
Englebert, Miss b
Magic L
Farrell, Mary s.
Finley. Thomas A
Finley, Mrs
FickliIlg. Mary E a
Finley, M L |
Ford, A III u
{eoi'd) d
Freeman, Miss Mlh
f la
FrhIor, Mary L
Frazer. 8arahA 4
Frazer. Charlotte j
Gray, Sirenn Is
dambatu. hIiss ] \
! L ID
Gcdders, Martlior
Ginartl, Miss Clair \
| Gibson, Mrs W o \
Gibson. hIrs NJ z !
Glover, Harriet A J
Gallalie, Mary /
aralpger. Mrs II 4
| Green, Mary IC
| Groom. Founoy K
| dreon, Mls A ]
Green, EHEa II
| II uit IL
Hamilton, Mrs E T
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1S-ORPHAN HOUSE CIIhPEL.-TIE REV.
G. O. PINCkNEY Of Grace tEpiscopaI Church. will pcr
form Divino Service In this Chapel 7o-Morrov ARer
noon, 7th lust, at o'clock JuIy a
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81 A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
couatry hotne after sojoun of few months In the
city. was hardly recognized by her friends. In place o.
a coarse, rustic, flushed face, sho bad soft ruby
ple1ion Of almost marble smoothncss, and instead OF
tI she really appeared but eighteen. Upon In
quiry to the cauBo OF great ehsgc sho plainly
told them that sho used Tho OIRCA:4AN BALM, and
considered an invaluable acquIs don to any toilet
by its Lady dentlsac improve their per
sona appearance huni rcd fold II La simple In It's
combination as Nature herself Is simple yet unsurpass
cd In It's clcary In &rnwng impurities from, also heal.
Ing clcanhina md beautfying tic skin and complexion.
by its direct chon the cuco Il draws o II all is
impurities, kindly healing the same and earing The
face Nsturo intonded It should bo-clcar, so smooth
and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mail Express.
cdpt Of IN order, by
u =. ". L. CLARK 4 CO.. Chemlsts,
No.. West Payotto Street. Syracuse, N. Y.
The only American Agents for tho salo OF the
March 80 1y
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From Mobile.

MOBILE, July 5.-Yesterday was generally OBJ
served aB a holiday, and business suspended. A
largo number OF citizens went on an excursion
down the bay to Witness tho regatta. There wero
several excursion parties also Of froedmon.
The day passed quietly. Tho national salute was
fred at noon. A federal soldier shot himself in
8tore street.
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BARNWELLr SENTINEL.
rs AN RxoELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
Merchants and business mantry II for .tow months
"No risk no gnin." Sond your cards aud increase
yonr trade this fall There's nothing TO eQunl Pntor's
1nk-it has mndo many fortune. ~ Ef...,.
TcrmH for tho pnpor--S3 per annuu in advanced II !.
inserted at tho rate OF 81 p1r square Of
tweIye Lines or loss for each iusortoni ntiIc ~ -
Cards OF TON lines or less at Tho rato Of 90 cr three
months- ,,.NI IgHN,{ l.rt; iErrHst- t.ift. .4-'
Contracts by Tho year for six mont5, allowing priv,
ege Of changing on mora hyorabls terms. Address
l., EDWARD A. BRONSON,
NOYemhfr " 4 ~ ~ .pnhL Hkrt troflririnc
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pB- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIII. BLUM DlNdLE as a Candidate for tho sherinally
at The ensuing election .-ss'.
September II :. 6s
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

e5- U Il r L Il, BliEAKFAST STRIPS. "A
ffosh supply OF oraugo County DU TIER AND CHOICE
BREaRfASr BACON In Canvass received this week.
wM. s.. CORwIN& & CO.,
Juiy6 No. 25J King street, opposite Iiascl.
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sTYAdRA P1I.oTn6Y. !. ..cipr. ". T. MoNKIrY..
STEAMER sASh hR:." CAPT. 7. PECHs
0NE or TEE ABOVE srEAhRRs WILL. LHivE
~ oha1ieston and SaI.nnAh every Monday, Wedaes-
Maiion q Aosday ttp nom Charleston, and Rea"ei-
freight toeeIYod daily from a. n 10 P n, knd
sloted tired OF charge - bt,FtI .a5l .:NH
Al Way Freight, also Bufton Wharfage, must DO pre-
For freight or passage ippiyto" I....a 1a,:i, ii,
JOHN FERGUSON, Accommodation Mhtfi ;.
r.,IanlU 81. Y ~ III Agents, Savannah, On.
't''SF FULLER LEE, - .!isy' ~. = u
r,g;i agli =. n ,Agnnts, Beaufort, 8. O. u
NJ B-THRoUaH TICKETS sold Al Ihe on,oa OF THO
Agency IN Charleston 70 points oa tho Atlantic and Gull
RsIrod ADD 10 RerpAndinx snd points Oh mo 81 5ohnf
4ivet,i \ ! .-----ti LiLi.L Iulyl
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF IErTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Posoicc at Charleston for the week
ending JULY 4, 1867 md ordered 10 DO printed
IN THE DAILY fEws sgrccabIy 10 The following section OF
the new Pos'onico Law. ~ tic newspaper having tho
largest circulation IN the City of Charleston:
SECTION Aud no Il further enacted That lists OF let
sTs remaining uneiieI for In Poatoiee any city
towI, OF village, whore newspaper shall be printed
shnll hereafter DO published only IN ts newsparr.
which, being published weekly Ofccr slIJl havo i'm,
o1icc "
o5 Persons calling for Letters Advertised, sliouli
state that tloy Advertised"
Ga Office hours from 8 a. NJ. to p. H. On SUNDAYS.
from 1890 A. M. TO 130 4. NJ
STANLEY q. TRoTT, Postmaster.
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From NcYY Orlcnns.

NEW OnLEAss july 4.-Busness is mostly BUS
pended. The day was genol ally observed as n
holiday, but passed OF very quietly. The military
paraded the principal ntreefs this morning, anu
tho national salute was fired from tho foot OF ca
nal street.. The newspaper and military ofIicos
and tho various public and private buildings, arc
decorated with fngs. Tho foreign Consulates dis
played tholr national colnrs, those OF Austria and
Prussia being draped in mourning. Many holiday
excursioDs hsyo left tho city this morning, and
tho streets are crowded with promenadcra.
Tho Now York Heraid's special from this city,
June 26th, ststoB that Ex-Governor Wells is about
to issue o proctninati tio1 declaring Flanders an
usurper, forbidding civil officers to obey his or
ders,. and debating his acts null and void, as no
tWellB) ls Governor. The Tribunes special, OF tho
snme date, says S5 600 900 OF city notes in cir
culnton, and dopreciating rapidly. The dispatches
arc published IN tho city papers as New Orleans
The City Tfo,surer's Report, Juno goth, statcs
that the amount Of city currency in circulation is
81, ,743, co.,. Tho Now York Special says tho city
notes nro almost til entire currency OF tho city,
and, it il not taken, baah, the tnsinoss public
must be seriousy embarrassed. Tho fhcts arc,
the city notes are current In ordinary business
but only at discount in largo amounts and at tho
Wells proclamation, as foreshadowod in The
here. - -.A
NEW ORLEANS, July 5.-Tho Rod River lovce
front ut Alexander, La, gayo way on tho night ot
Friday, the 18th, flooding tho lower portion OF tho
town, but tho bronx was promptly repaired by citi
zens. On the night 81 the first Il again broke,
dispatch says: FThe only clinnco Of tho town
keeping from overflow Is by tho falling oithe river.
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aS- TRINITY CHURCH, 1iASEI. STREET
Services will be held I'm this Church ToNorrou at half
past ~ O'CLOCK A. NJ. mud qIrtcr.past p. H. instead
OF nBht as heretofore. These hours will bc observed
until further notice. I IuIr n
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a5-ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLEMAN
who suffered for yenrs from Nervous Debility. Pre-
mature Decay and all tho effects Of youthful indiscro-
lion. will, for tho sake Of suffering humanity scnd fcc
to al who need It, tho receipt and directions for making
tho simple remedy by which he ourod. suGnrers
wfshig to pronI by tho sdyertsers experience do
so by aGdrcaaing.il perfect confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN.
April IA emoss No ~ Cedar street, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

oB-THE RIGHT REN. c. NJ. WILLIAMS nm
Missionary bishop of tho Protestant Eriscon,I Church 10
China and Japan, will preach ToHorroo Horuing at ST.
Luko's chnrch scrrirc 10 begin at IUys o'ciork
AT Nigaf, Missionary Meeting, will be held Il Grace
Church. ut which Bishop WILLIAMS will mako nm AL
dress Service 10 begin Mt 81 O'CLOCK Tho public arc
invited to attend. III, A.
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~ ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL HU.
MAN EYES mado TO order and InAcrted by Drs. r.
BAUcH shd p. aoUaLEMANN tformerly employed By
RoIssosNtAu. ofpar.,,, No. BOO Broadway Now York.
Aprl II .... p. -e..,...t 4. ri-- :. 1yr T.
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state Ttens.

!, The CRoPs.-We hear very gloomy reports
from different sections of the district. The
rivers have risen to great height in oonss-
quencc of the recent floods. The local rains
were sufficient to do considerable damage in
swelling them, and VIC understand they have
been steadily rising from the immense fal of
water in the up:country. The rice crop of tho
np,riyer planters is completely drowned out,
and'ths greatest gloom md dependency pro-
vail among our truly unfortunate agricultural
friends, Many havs informed US that they will
scarcely make add ,lns the rice in its present
stage is irrevocabIy destroyed, and those who
are more hopeful, base their doubtful prospects
upon speedy subsistence OF tho freshets, which
yet linscr. When will our days of oalamity
sadness and sorrow hn1o an end Z "Troubles
never como .'single-hhndcd," and we Of the
South nre sick at hcart in the realization. Of
such o fearful Proverb. We can only "hope, on,
hope over. - deorgeto'en Tiu,e,. ~, . ill., u
"PEAof CRor.-In. consequence Of frosts in
March, most of the peaches in The neighbor-
hood hnSe been killed, We hear Of our neigh
Dor purfia, who is generally nmong the for tu-
nate few, shipping already. His first shipment
to New York WINS made on 18th June, md up
tothe end Of Tho month ho had shipped 100
boxes He expects about half crop. ,os 4
Il ..sI =
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as- NOTICE T) MARINERS S.-CAPTAINS
AND Pilots wishing 10 anchorthcIr rcssola in Ashley
River arc requested not TO do anywhere within direct
range Of tho heads OF Tie SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARVES on tho Charleston and St Andrews side OF
tho Ashley River; by which rrccauhon contact with The
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided.
s. O. TURNER, H. IT.
uarbor Masters omco. Charleston February @, Isoo
Fcbgllary7
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spgEon or yUDon nogya.

After fopoatod calls for Judge Noses: that
gontlemip camo forward and spoEe ss follows = .,
1fy Friends IL fear II remain silent amid
your ropehted calls my motive might be Imputed
to causes which are far from those which influence
mo. I therefore appear 10 acknowledge, ii few
romarka, my appreciation OF tho Compliment
which Is implied by tho aattoring reception you
have pc1tdndeI to mo. It is not tho frat titne
have addfosSed an nssomblage OF your race. I
hayo nbt boen Of thoso Who aceeptin,; he result
OF tho war has doomed It wisdom or poi icy 70 keep
alocf from those who heretofore We know ~ we'll,
and bccauho you have been elevated 10 u political
Platform fhleli yqu never before occupied, have
aspiration TO i1nproyeH6 or impede 3otl I'm
| your new career, ny Judgment, whateyerlt It may
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n1- ESTATE ELIzABETH BALLARD, DE-
cEASED-An persons having legal claims against tho
estate OF said ELIZABETH BALLARD Ia!e OF Charleston
Widow Will render tho samc attesied, within time pre-
scribed by law and those indebted will make pa, nent To
PHILIP J. DREEN,
juno ~ 81 Qualified OI'or.
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From BIe1ico.

MOBILE July 5.-4Tho stea1ner Tobacco, bearing
the Mexican flag, arrived yesterday morning with
from four TO fyo hundred OF tho Foreign Legion OF
Mnzimilinn's command, rccanly in garrison at
capitnlhton wss sigred on tho 27:h.} they march,
Gu out with III eoiots aying, sauted by tho Liberal
forces. They Tero allowed TO retain their arms,
leave Mexico. Lieut., Col. j. 3. soudy, OF ihe
French army, 10 In command. Il is oaii they viii
be mustered out here. ~ VI, tL.Y E..ll. .-ElL.
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T%BATOHRLoR's HAIR pYE.-THs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE II tho beat In tho world. The
only trtis and perfect Dyeharmless, roiiabo, nstan.
tsneous. No dIsappointnont No ridiculous Hnts.
Natural Baok Brown. Remcdica tho III effects Of Bad
Dyss Jnv.goratos Tho hair, lesvna II soft and beautiful
Tho genuine "a eigned william A. Baleh<lor. All others
arc moro limitations and shouid bo avoided Bold BY ali
Drngests and Perfumera Factory. No. 81 Barcley
street. Ney York. N. ID. .Hs .tti, B, 7ia pit! h
;aS- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT. - ..a
pecember 10 .,' 'ri Is,
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. SGT BEAUTIFUL HAIR,-CHEyALIEls's I1RR
for the HAIR positively rostores gray hsif 70 i original
color and Youthful beau5 imparts life. strength and
growth to e Eefe.t hairi stops I flng ont At onco
tseps th head clcan; Is unparalleled hsrdrcsslng
t'od by all druggists, hairdtcsers, and dea
sn In :sncI goods Tho trado supplied BY tho whole
sale drugslts- ~ E.tti y Ns S''4s' .ie
+; BAIlAH, A.. uHgYALlKn, II. D.,V
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ETEtpedition 70 nrcrieo.. ,5.. T.. +.
FoRrnEss MoahoE, July 4-Tho hignto susque-
hanA,. Admiral Porter, sailed yesterday under
TO Mexico Direct si"i 'tt!.'.. .l .al,. Z
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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-10-02

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CoscERE.-I would
call the attention of Soldiers and their Heirs
to the following Benefits and Restrictions OF
the Pensions Laws with which they are not
generally acquainted:
|. There are many persons entitled to Pen
sions who have not yet applied They should
do so Immediately, as their pensions will com
mence only from date of application; and If ap-
plication is not made ritiia three years after
discharge OF decease, their pensions will COM
mence only from date of filing last paper in the
case.
9. Pensions which have been on file for
more than three years after discharge or de-
cease of soldiers, will, If allowed, commence
only from date of filing last paper; and those
not settled ri,lin. .fce years from date ofappli-
cation will be very difficult to obtain.
8. There are many soldiers, both officers
and enlisted men, now receiving one fourth
one third, one-hilf two-thirds, and three
fourths pension, who are entitled to higher
rates, but not coming under any special act of
Congress, do not know HOW to get their pen
sions increased.
L. Orphan brothers and sisters under is,
and partially or wholly dependent fathers, are
entitled to the same pensions as widows or
mothers.
would say to any and all soldiers and
their heirs, who have been so far unable to
procure their pensions or who have not yet
applied, or who wish their pensions increased,
that | can show them How to Do it" eifectu-
ally ard rapidly. / also collect all other sol
diers' claims as heretofore.
j. JACKSON PURMAs
Claim Agent