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}. II. GALLOWAY AGO

JOS tenders his best thanks for the
purport hesssoiore given him in HE in
isi uai business and intends n merit a
Continuance # the SINE, by giving the
>ew 6rn his hest attention, working BIZ
pc plum, and acting upon The square.
] ). II. CALLANAY.
April 10Th, 1867.
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WARNING.

|THE public u hereby noukSi tbs, Hsy
i person who snts ii,nh<s. or 9th rsue
trspAssss upon ihs p'opssty 81 Mn n
A Oain.s, situated OUT and ore hall m,i.--
: outh' East ot tbs town Of Marshsll. viii
b" Visited With the ses ,tsi penalties oi
thc Inv.
HILL 1 LANGLEY,
Anoru.yr 'm Mrs.. n. A. Osires.
March % 1857 32tf
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New Advertisements.
BURNT OUT I!

rs. n. GW\Ao>H~w & Co. /,
hN The blind aide Of sew., 10 the
. bsildins lately occupied BY W. r.
Ward, with . asw and fresh stock Of
DRY GOODS AND
GROCERIES,
To which special attention ia given,
hose who desire to be either fsd Of
lothed Piease give them q chance,
phcy viii do their best 10 suit you !,
hoold they faiI, they pledge ,hs~ selves
Not to get mad, but pass il all 4 in a
Dok.
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EATRAY NOTICES.


EbT0AY NOTICES.
TAKEN Up by Melville Jster, and
] posted belare John Turner, an act
ing Jussicc Of the Peace for UpshuY
county, on thr ANh day Of Feb, 1851
One WORK OK. about 7 years old,
mostly white. with soms red spots on
his meek and head branded on the
right hip with the letter U, elso on tho
lslt hip. nv. anintslIigibls, and marked
with M under half crop and over slope
in tho lea ear, and smooth crop ID the
right. Appraised ~ ~
Gi,en under my hand and oi6eial seal
Al Gil,aer, March 3Oxh, 1881
a. y, WARREN,
April 9, 81 County Clerk
TAKEN UP by Albert Hendr,ck, aud
/ p.stsd ksfars ]. y. Harris, an act
ipg Jsstice Of lhs Peace for Upshur
county, On tho 4th day Of March, ls67;
One Mosss. Colored MARE MULE,
about yssss Old, ~ hands high, bssnd
sd on the Isfi shoulder with kgare TOY,
and also branded with tho letters a c
Appraised a e75 in cusrescy.
Given under my hand and o6ciai seal
~ (iilmer, March ykh, 1857
a. E.'wAKkEN,
April 0, 81 County Cisrh
TAKEN UP BY Jamcs Ca6sy, and
po~ssd bsf"ss r. J. Prics, ~ assiAr
Justice VI sh1 Psscs fos Urshsr sospsy,
IN the 26sh day Of January, 1887
One Blss Roam HOk3H. sboss " or
"A years aid, ssd sbsss " ksnds high
so,a- marks Of tho saddle Appraised
NJ el6
Given snder ny hand and oAcial seal
II 0ilass, March 3Osh, ISL
q. T. WARREN,
April 8, OF Cossty CIsrk
TAKEN UP BY J. H. Hates. and poss
] I'd before ]. 4. AsAsts, aa actiag
Justice Of the f-scs fds upshsr essnsy,
" the 1Ssh day Of February, I%S7
One Gray NILE, shout Is years old
Appraissd u 20.
0kss aadsv ny hsnd ssd sA<iai s-sl
| 1t tsilnssy, March 3Dth. 1851
u T. WARREN,
April G. 81 Cssaty cIerh.
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MISctIIahCUuA AQSCfIlN WGhIS.
THE
STAR COTTON GIN,
Ash
& - y - r. y - T.. II.
(fmery ifes rarni

THESE GINS ha,s been awarded the
] t,rst frmiua over all competitors
At sregF trial, fr qnNntits anil quality
Of Cotton sinrei al we'll ", for s,rrngsh
AMI simplicity OF construction and dura-
hiiitv a Tho ~fWe Va. ,n New Or.
l.ips, in \o,rmi'rr l--i. thrs ~-r, cub.
Jectei to q m.E ss,rrs ,est. and were
again Awarded ibs llf.i i'rrm,um hy =
Committee cYlsIusc'i euiirsl' II prasii
cal piantrr- ,us Cotton tiinbrrs Whh
the caaaefff iiiehmsHf, they can h.
operated undcr any temporary shelter,
OF IN the nrcn field, 1t desired ihs
Aii1eh.sqi sisc thoroughly clean. tho
liu' iris al dust aud Eat, and greatly
inc Voarcs H. market value
4 Depot lor these Gins, torsther with
Agricultural imthmont. sud rlan.a
ton Mathinci, " MI kind ha, been
established ~ Nes Orleans. where or
der- viii hc diloi a, IAe .hertn notice
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JUST revived and .u s.ie ny A. Seats.
u Druggist, MarshSli fesss. ,svoie.
duees Ifom DAVID l~psifsh 4 ~ou.
rhor Who want relisbl~ b+ed. 1sm~
Immediately sod buy and MOI sper.. ,our
nses-y fos I'D worthless ss,a, bss ssnas
sd hsy ii The Esaairs. N sb,sh . Issse
sssw.m~n, !. ossrss. LesvsAss With O,s,o
nv ron sbs sams sowes WAulsssls
Asi ka..ii By
4, SEA RI. Dtssxst
Feb. 70 1867 p?Rtf
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CRIsPER COMA

CRiSPEK COMA,
for Hrfing ne Hair Of Either ~r
tnta Vary and Glossy R,agi,f,.
Or Hsary ltaxsit, fsri'
Ny ns'Gg u Is sr,,vI,. lsdie, AMI title.
non can beauty ib.m., lsrs thuu-arj
leld. !, - tbs ahly article ia tie surla
hat viii curl straight hair, std ~ the
,niiic time CIV II 'saunh,i yh.-, .p
p'arancr. The crisler tnips not Only
eu'i- the hair, ho, invieo's,.s. b.su'ins-
and cleanse It i highly ard delightfully."-
periunrd, aid Is thu ,ulu,i complete nr,
Gle oil The kind rver "a nd Ia the Anrfi.
csn people lhe Criay-f Coma vii ha
sent TO any address, ..,Icd snd postpaid,
Got = Addng. al o DE-. 70
W L. CLARK a 10 th.ml.'-.
Nc " e-' tsyrt,- street,
nihlb ~ -yr ,ra-c y Y.
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NcparAtOr Cnpttll.
REPARATOR CAPILLI


For t,r'ofing ha,f upon hnid heads.
(ffom ~Lalcfef cau~c Il may have iailrn
uui) aud iorcinp a growth Of hslr upon
the lace, il has 90 .q',al IL va frc. the
brafd to x o~ upon ihr .mpolbrsi lace IN
IRON i've 10 eight S,rk-, ~ hair ufou
bald h,afs ~ from two tr lbfsP muatbe,
ir~ IN rant practitioners have ass.ft.
I'd ihai there j. Iuthihs that sii nfur OF
has,cu tic gfuvth oi the hair or bard
Their assertions nfr isl-s, "a lh0n-anii- VI
hvinE s,,oes ~ lirom their own expefi.
snc' can hear w,tne.s la, many ndl
raJ, how eru We u q ting aisb tho ge,nre
lrom the spot,oasf II cssisiniy " hni.
csli, ~ ninr iesths vi tls d,6rent prrp..
ra,,o,,s sdsrriis d Tor the han aid b. and
arr sutnsly worthis-, sHt you nay hass
Alfsady thrown away l.,wc amounts 70
ihs,r purc.S.s. 10 such W. weula sA,.
ny ih~ hrpssstor cspp.,ii, It viii COS.
700 aetL.sx. uSls.s ]. fully ovule. pp IL
c.s 'spsv-~s-tess. II your Druggist
stoss MOI keep II, ~ni ~ ossc dollar aud
~ s'ii M~ssd Il. post p@,L together
With sfee ~, iof .he money, ~h.yh viii
es rcsnt~a 10 yoa oo application. PROV.
d'ax tniiss sati -isction Is not given Ad.
dn~', " l.. CLARK 4 co,
chemists. No . West Fs,e,,e st,
sAfldly symeu@, \. Y.
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FUK\IIUhE

WOULD respectfully cali the nt'cn
l 'sr, II my friends aud the public zen.
esaily, 10 my fresh arrivals OF
Furniture q Household Eq uipmenh.
Consisting Of the f,lowh x;
Misses ltarssus, Walnut, lt,s., ,o,l, aud
Oak
Dr,ssing Bureaus, sorted Wa hut and
Roerwsd.
Misses BedsicAd- Walnut.
Single sud Doabie td.,,ads, Wal, iui.
Low Pos, and Zpuave Rc-l-ieads
-lowel-cnd " ASH slands
Common
Encloed
. Dfawcr
Aarbs.Top
Walnut Narae Rockers.
California Cans Seat Rockers.
Oval Back
BauDester wood seat
Split bottom CHATS, to - inch.
Stat Back thairs,
Carved Poplar Spindle Cnw Scat 'hair,.
Wood Stat Dining Chair,
Once Kim Chairs
tu-bion Aa, and car BAGS Rocl fsrs
Round, Hnr kpm Fables
kstcn-ion Tab'~ \ 10. md u i4@,.
wadirohes Walnut AMI Ko~e~o I'd.
fuphs'd ,al,s, assorted.
Gard Tables.
Drawer stands,
Parbsr Chain. . I..-|
EAntsAtA thAivs,
Oval Ts6lss. .u
Cbilds tha'rs. etc. etc, etc.
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OFF FOR NlENitU,

tMEMbER That W u. CARTER
! has te, large, 20, Of Csrrmvr IN
y Hack aud Wagon Harness. md nd
Is li''diee. &c, al nlI qualities, .vr,
R0efcd N 'h's market. md ior ,sl.. ch-,p
tnr'mber he wauania a. work d M. !,
~ shop Give ,ia = call. Ua.t,
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N. RosgNlLtM,
HAflNG just sAsrnca fsda NV
IL York, and o,hern Northern and
Ept~h chg, gain t,rs pleasure in
actu1lnting hh unmereus friend. and
Eassoa. ~ Eastern TesAs, thai hc has
bfousht with him stoct, in TuaIuity
AZ u quality, tina, s.u-s pEsss the NO t
seertical, and .urpa-sts any stock OF
yoods ever brvSght to this PORTION VI
tsvf4etA ~ nscnha4 sps sexpssd \
'ts dimensions and variety must bs seen
any, snspsc,ed " BIO N'preeia, q 10
snpnsFles to ~, is . AAk r. ~hi ~
sseemlA,snd ssqscs % y AL to examine
ard lxd9s ,lur lheusse l,cs.
! h@,e ~ shis ss'r ~ vii y h~ssso-
tHs, bought ipy eatlre stock ip the iis-l
ssarNels u Tie ceslSsafs At = Geehnbas
period, and from none but the nu,nufic.
sStrrs and ippcrters, Consequently, !
can sell as cheap as the New Orleans
merchants, and sell at a lower Hgsrc
thar any other house in Marshall My
goods are all new and ire-h--auction
roods leave n others ta baylor my
aim and object Is to ricsse in quality a.
we'll as In price: for every article Iar-
ehs.ed ut NY house | fully warrant as
Represented aud IL ti,e (utur~ solicit
that custom and patronage which has SO
generously been vouchsa'cd Ia INC in nc
l'ast, by All apfn'cia,ive a~d enlightened
community, tor which have Ia oder my
sincere tbsnks, with tho more subssAn.
tla1 ind s~e mont OF rl
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y. = SINGLETON, ZEE saxsgsl
BD<Gt.tTON 4 AANDE.Sa,
Aueeien aAd CoAmiaSsu March, nta.
GENERAL Agents.,
bAAshAkA. vsyss
Csasisn@sss u Acre asAiss p.
specially sslisisd ksse., ~ asd las.
~ardink as.ssAsd v prospsly.
kssxxExcss--u. u. utegx / Co, =.
A, Harris. Massbsii Bsary 1 t'olan.t.
HassvepOst, Wsiiss / FISHER. ~ J.a
T'hosp.es, New OsIssas Js,ha \. Hsyr,
y Lssis, NJ tlss bsss~, usasibsl
No 2sti
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q ". L. DAWSON. PYeur,etor
TINE u.,Lr.,sn,d h,,in, ,u,es,.,,l ,t,,
] r,tcr.-i OF Nc ". I Rsa, Ks. - non
~. 80 ~" ''Nn
p'r'" NUS ~ ".'' "' 'he Nv ~
'N", ,"'"s' "lo'"'''' l'0''''"' W'hNs
w o' s'n'''v W '''u'N - M, e''',''n''n''
W. F''''''P N""SN' /"
Wv NJ nN"" A." o."
w" 'o"' mining "'N " ""
N'~r''fP' ts'r' IT. w'vtHs' ~
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GOOD GOODS a. GREAT BARGAINS

GOOD GOODS At GREAT BARGAINS,
being determined to continue the good
work ! commenced, and Ia dispose Of
this, my present large and varied stock,
A any last with this pro,iso that I
-ha'I he ails " put this at still lower
rates on thu market ~ am determined
the decline in the tnslern markets Of
every variety Of ge'ds shall always be
termed to the bsuest d my patrons.
Ts Mcrchn nss IN she Coum ~,
! luke this method of informing thcls,
that have rpade arrangements 10 carry
f. a wkos -Als ssv~ll AZ RrAail BUG,
49, U ~ h1il1be nrc -. surasset
having my stock continual rerfsnls,ed
irolp the class importing and manu-
featuring houses at tho North and West
! ~, pFsisysd " lll all orders Mt New
Orleans psices, adding cost Of carriage.
Ny stock consists Of
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A, D. Gd--old 4 90, Je~,iry and Fancy
t;epds.
IL y. Pin,t, Fanny G,oi- and irimu,i INK.
tse-rcht ny tnbscco 40. ks Nsysi Broth
er-.
poltrsv Cnps.r''s' Casr-.
CoNfECTioNARY.
Earnest iua.nn.
\. Hr-sr, Agt. ard , .oa,i-.,on Merchant.
DRUGS ETC.
F.P, Ducoage, ". h. sbetrsr, q. Y. Nor
Plstsi.
MACHINERY. COTTON GINS ETC
1ngs y. g,tlsy 4 Go.
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.
Leon Pierre ! Co.. lnress.~.
SILKS, RIBBONS, 4 FANCY GOODS
Perkins 4 fre.disuier.
MUSIC AND MUSICAL.
l.. Grunsvsld.
GENL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Perkins. ssenson L TO. n. q. swensou,
psskIas, / Co. N. Y. ..t. lt 80.
WHOLESALE GRlCERs.
fcAaitev ; xsArst4ss f.r
y. J. Hart ard Co.
TAts Co.
SEWING MACHINE.
WILCOX i Gibts, y. y. HssAvsck ~ Cssal.
WHOLESALE FISH MERCHANTS.
=. d. hooiy ! g. .I. 4..fI.-
SADDLERY.
y. ". SAITH. Hosses Pssenea P~sner.
CLOTHING. ETC.
L. W. Lyoias, Tia. 4, Pagan.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
HeA are Tsliy. D. y. Huxley ! Co, } J.
Lssk. n War ! Soc. 1sooka. NJ DoaaA 1 Co.
wsbs Polk ; To. y. J. ilssrns, Dsas Adsm-
/ GA0, v. ). ksesos, RAustaa / hursiI.
Wares, Csvtos4 = c., T. y. Aruss / Co..
nnasss, ProsAso / Co. .0bes, Atvatsr. . Co..
jobs Phelps ! C@.. IAasn. n,Alas 4 Ciai.
tssse. Joha Y. hsssco 1 Co. tl
0kOCEkA
3. J. Hart 4 q. bs..~y snd stevssp, AeAu,
stppe 1 -, dee. n bSFss ! 10. 1n0a
Poveh.
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
kestA, DssA ~ As~ss. .l...s f.
DRY GOODS
Moose : Hsse,osa,
HTEAM EN0lNhA BOILERS
/ =. n. Is~as.
nOOnr AND SHOES.
I"ss Hs.sl - "a. r..s. Peel / NJ.
FOREIGN ! DOMESTIC LsQURs
''''; c1 n ~ WAREHOUSE.
4 h's.-sss a.x w. ......
CATTLE, HOGS, 4 3IIEEP,
rstrr-. Pee s1t Astssss. ~ fsass men.
And reliable
COALOIL. LAMPS ETC.
HutA vs.st-. 'rf ... INI
HARDWARE AND NOTiONB
stoeovb. R.idsis, 1 Co ". J. MaiiAm.
BOOKSELLERS.
Dielock und Co
DRY GOODS. uf
Neses asA Value, v I.-ssrt " c. Tsm.
Aiss aud To-. Il. v. B.schsr and Co. D..
MATCHMAKER. Hi4
u. u. Buckley.
=-=s--..==-=.-.s==---=s-----.-=-,=.
SHREVEPORT.
ICE MANUFACTURING co.
Geo. Will'sa-as. pss~idens.
BOOTS SHOES AND HATS.
J. ". t.s~n tssk.s and rearm.~.d,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Stacy aud fnLsnd
DRY GOODS GROCERIES ETC.
L.. sst y. jac"hs. Pht- ana ruaysr.
AUCTION HOUSE, ETC.
Thosp-os nues,.4 ssd Co.. General hsr
chsnd'ss and Csssca ~ to<S-
DRUGS TO-, .ra.
whi,s spd Ga.
HIDES PgLTRlE6, WOOL, H..
N. b Ursoa ard Go, 4
COTTON FACTORS
Battle and i~sy
FORWARDING ANDCONNiHA1ON.
NOTICE TO HHIPPERs BY 4. PR
Jsrh whssses. LAseA.ssss pssses ~
Map,ss. fOla
+ LAWYERS, SHREVEPORT.
Joass ~ hssst-S. n,tss 49, hsa,
PACKET LINE or bOATS
AlalaaA nnd NAsIossl, bsss0ss Oassasas,
Red River psoAss.
WI tON F0NIORos
D. .. AsaIAs, Battle and Dosy.
----===---=--=----===. .. 3D.
JEFFERSON, g.}...r
ualsnas ! nss Coaotaatoa end WAsasssis
AssehAals. 800.
&c. Presses ~ q. WAet1sis uuse01sb.
r. ". 0srdseI ss1 TO. tssSes u Ytsp ~
Fssey Ilry Oep1s.
ran FURNITURE ras
k.P. Crsnp, Jsasrsoa.
b
NEW YORK.
/. ED. vsassaias. ~ Pes, Css.s sss.s NJ q
HATS CAPS AND STRAW GOODS.
i. q. uahas. Nv tssa. sIsststts
Dsoassss. HI. Co., ss4dAss, sss
CssAsrs. WI'sss. - c., ct'sAtss q
IL ss=+==E=<x=fR r. N
\ pORRj0N AGENCY
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lsd*., Ahsrs' Gid Chijd~ns Hsts
'r'mmFd and antFiMn IL sith I'll the
nsc-fsssy Trmniau, Ast,6r.sls. RshAoS.
ChaiSr, OrDansai- 10 etc.
1ase sstiiaS tsooda of any sls-crip
w" are invisci % call and eIami,w or
eAoes. W. viii take pi.~surc IN sAou
10y or 0oots, snd ,hink No ena give
sssishsciI"a botl, 10 st ykp snl y, ICES.
HILL. HAWLEY 4 CO
Marshall. April IL VI.
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JEFFERSON.

usssnas ! nss.. Coaststoa end wasssssis
AssehAals. 800.
&c. Prssss ~ q. WAet,sis nuseo1sb.
r. ". 0srdseI ss1 TO. tssSes u Ytsp ~
tssey Ilry Oepds.
ran FURNITURE res
k.F. CrsnP, JeGkrsoa.
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Advertising Index.
MARSHALL.

--TT-
MERCHANTA
q. @. 0f~s ! o., Nssletsp ! Aanass.,
:. ". Asrsin. " C~ihwNy I e y. h'>~s.
-. Dan hyen. JcAsssa : r.ylor, Ps-r-ns
Co.. Ny-r t,opss B Co.. md. Hsvssy { Co,
oeAiissss Hsvssy. 2. D1ars.
DRUGGISTS.
r~st ,. weed GO. Gresss Ca, a. Bsss.
HOTELS.
Capitol HOTEL,
PHYSICIANS.
Cvsm. ~. \. EAeaa. IL. y. p. EsAA.
DENTISTS.
JoAnsoa a Slaughter.
LAWYERS
Frassr Gepse. t;ecsrs tAaa mn 4 l.ans,,v
Jcha '. williaMs. " oha burke, q, D. tip.ec<nG
WILSON. . hclvsV. Hall 4 farnss, Pore
steadrn.r Pops, r. l.. HisAlover. at hiss
lea P,sids.
NOTARY PUBLiC.
T.. II. bsvA.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
~. lAxxA 4 Co, n...
WATCH MAKERS.
David Nc Phsit. A. A. konf~r.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
W. Y. ihsee.
Augustine frAnk-
SCHOOLS.
M'sonis fer,aiv Institute Mar-hail Cniv~t
atty. ihdsy~s~,s,N. Ms g. k4n,oe. M.
rosi'sy ana Mr. Yoans. do.
SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
". II. tal,vr. ....4 .
HACKS AND DRAYS
u n. A.iAA.
LIVERY STABLES.
b1ch, IL r'uncrih,n vita Capitol Hotel
MsmmMh.N Naly .rsan-id.
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE.
Davsi 4 Go.
uNDEKTAKER .r
Rsih- a 60,
iRONTiE
g. q. Gregg.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
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Ism Slso 10 receipt VI the isss, at and
0sri rejected ssppiy ot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-04-08
speees. and FaIlure IN Lire.


A writer in the Saturday ReuielD re-
marks:
The essence of practical wisdom is to
take the world as We find it and make
the best oft. The man who never felt
envy can hardly have felt emulation
that isto say, one OF the most valuable
antagonist forces to slotn and frivoIity
which we possess. A mind of any
toughness of fibre soon selects among
its contemporaries and rivals those who
are likely to run IL hard in the race of
life. A few qualms of envy do not
work much harm at the beginning:
they sting the languid energies into
vigorous activity. But no wise man
will continue TO harbor envy, under
any pretence or provocation as a set
tied inmate OF his bosom. 1t soon
ceases to stimulate, and thenits action
Is only to numb. Nothing but the
most insensate vanity can lead a man
to seek for triumphs in many, perhaps
in more than one or two, provinces of
genuine work. To accept inferiority as
your proper portion in all but your
own domain is rapidly seen to be the
mereSt common sense. But what il
may be asked, if you are beaten on
your own ground The answer Is
that, If you are beaten shameftllly
al all, and that vanity, not power, aspi-
ration, not inspiration, had led you to
enter it. Your failures may be made
your most precious. instructors, if You
are not too conceited to let them teach
you. And the best way to look at YOUR
friends's successes aud laurels is to
consider them outward proofs that
these persons have, either by luck or
good management, found their appro-
PIRATE work, which you are sure to do
If you are humble and courageous
enough to unwearily seek It. They
have had, never doubt 1t, failures and
dtsappointments in abundance, though
you may not know of them. No two
minds are exactly alike; and whatever
or whoever you may be, you can do
something, If you search for it long
enough, better than anybody else. But
II failure only sours you, instead of
humbling and exalting yo1-if you are
too headstrong and vain to take in the
lesson conveyed by stunning misCarri-
ages-your case is, humanity speaking,
hopeless. You have already some
thing more convincing than Moses and
the prophets; aud il you will not take
heed of that, you will not be persuaded,
though one rose from the dead.
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A CARD TO INvALID

a Clergyman, while residing n South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Uri-
nary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompt
ed by u desire to benefit the AFFLICTED and un-
fortunate, will send the recipe for prepar-
ing and using this medicine, In a sealed en-
velope, to any one who needs 1t, Free Of
Charge.
Please enclose a postpaid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York.
dc14-1yd
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LzxIseTOS, MISSOURI. May q. 1865,

DEAR sIRs-I have made ALIENS LUNG
BAISAM pretty well known in our city and
country and have sold about all the four
dozen bottles sent me in March last; and
md that persons who try the Balsam once,
come back again for more, as II gives them
ence TO any other medicine for Coughs or
Colds Please send me six dozen bottles as
THOMAS i. FLETC;HE.R 6Tngvtst
p S. 1 sell more Aliens Lung Balsam,
than all other Cough Remedies together and
1t gives general satisfaction
Sold by LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO
And by all Dealers in Family Medicines
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WHY nor UsH THE REsT.

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS VENE-
TIAN 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. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but tmparts to 1t new life and 1ustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply It. Always gives
satisfaction. Only IS cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere, .sr
A. L MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. Y.
DEMAS BARNES q CO., New York, whole
Sale Agents @ i may2O-Iyeod
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Consumption Durable by Docto
Scheneh,a HeifeIues


To CURE CONSUMPTION, the system
must be prepared so that the lungs will heal.
To accomplish this the liver and stomach
must first be- cleansed and an appetite created
for good wholesome food, which, by.these
medicines will. be dlgested properly, and good
healthy blood made; thus building up the
constitution. SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE
PILLS cleanse the stomach OF all bilious or
mucous Accommodations and, by using the Sea
Weed Tonic in connection. the appetite is re-
stored.
SCHENCK'S PULAioNIo SYRUP is nu-
tricious as well as medicinal and, by using the
three remedies, all Impurities are expelled
from the system, and good, wholesome blood
made, which will repel all disease II pa
tents will take these medicines according to
directions, Consumption very frequently in
its last stage yields readily 10 their action
Take the pills frequently, to cleanse the live
and stomach. ItdOeS not follow that because
the bowels are not costive they are not requir-
ed. for sometimes in diaIrhea they are neces-
sary. The stomach must be kept healthy,
and an appetite created to allow the Pull
monte Syrup to act on the respiratory organs
properly and allay any irritation. Then all
that Is required to perform permanent cure
Is, to prevent taking cold Exercise about
the rooms as much as possible, eat all the
richest fOod-iat meat. game, and, in fact,
anything the appetite Graves; but be particu-
lar and masticate well. ocSO-eod2wemoly
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The ChiId's Cure When TeethIns.
Mothers all know the many sleeples nights
the little ones at home have to pass when
Teething. You need no one to remind you
of the Pain-ChoIic, Wakefutness, Uneasi-
ness, Fretting. Flatulenee, Disturbed Bowels,
&C We tell you candidly, one bottle ofthis
Cordial VIII correct all these troubles, Assist
Teething, Remove Acidity, Allay all Pain,
Quiet the Fretful, Promote Sleep.
Tryit. 1t viii act as charm. Sold by
LAUGHLIN. SMITH & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Main St.
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a CORRESPONDENT of the Nashville
Banner seriously urges that Emerson
Etheridge should be made the Conser-
Sative candidate for Governor of Ten
nessee, because in "profanity, black
guardism and slang" he is a match,
when he tries. for Brownlow.
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU WANT

MATTHEW'S VENETIAN HAIR DYE,
WI known and used over % years. Daily
increasing in public favor. Complete in one
bottle No wash. No trouble. A child can
apply IL, Produces lustrous black or brown,
as desired. Does not injure the hair. Price
75centS.
Sold by Druggistsand Fancy Goods Dealers
Also, MATHEWS ARNIcA HAIR GLOSS
for restoring and dressing the hair. ju4-eod-Iy
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mARRIAeE AM CELIaACY.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men on the Crime of
Solitude, and the Physiological Errors
Abuses and Diseases which create impede
mentst0 MARRIAGE, with sure means of
Relief. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address, DIR. j. SKILLEN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Phila-
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DIED

On Sunday. APrilTth. 1867. at 9 o'clock. p.
his age. !
The funeral will take place from the rest
dsnce Of his son on John street, between sth
and 1th, on Tuesday morning al 10 O'Clock.
Friends OF the family are invited to attend.
apIS-I -
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MErcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts ike
magic, curing Rheumatism OF years stand
ing in few days. >