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For Sale.

For Sale.
Tho E1ehanEe Hotel, WeIIsburt-,
West Virginia.
THIS WELL KNOWN AND POPULAR
l. Hotel has recently been thoYoughIy re-
paired and refurnished throughout, ana Is
now doing good business, will Oe offered ht
private sale until the LIST OF February, when,
II not sold, will be rented.
Also, 522 acres Of timber land on Big Fish
Ing creek in Wetzel county, West Va, TIM
oeEI-Whl1e pine, poplar, ash, hickory and
oak; splendid site for LAUNDERING. For tuiI
description and terms. address
- g. QUEST
Real Estete Agent, Wellsb1rS, W. Va.
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Z HARREsBURss Jan 27.-BilIs Rers in.
troduced In both the Senate and House
tonight 70 repeal the Gettysburg Asy<
lum bilIi but no anal action was taken.
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1ours truly,
EAST. eouTtlandt St, AGosElIlAI., Jnly II 20

east. eou1tlandt St, MoNElEAI., Jnly II 20
GEH4LEnRH.-Yonr :Bittars have been
aach Q blessing IN my family that cannot
'Iafraln nom sending you this testimonial.
In December last my vile was very elck--
eonnnement-And got 70 VeIy low that some
tried wine but lt did no good. wing 1hot-
tie of Golden Hitter v htchz .ia1 been
Owen me by q fEiend, I thought won y tEy
them; I had no faith In them, YET thousnt I
would give them 8 tEfRl I can truly say
that my WIFE GAINED strength and hedtdt with
every dose. In ona month she was entirely
we'll and strong. CheeTfully do I roam.
mend them q ali ladies rs q gentle and
8tTeuf Ihenkng ktlmnlants1
9EosA, 2. MoR9IAN.
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NEW YoRK. March 30th. 1854.

dEessys. Geo. O. Hltbbei & CD, Hudson, N. Y.
,efplant OF marked baneflt In health by the
use OF your Golden Bitters,1 i am induced
10 acknowledge my sense o. graf tube IN
SIS You desire. can e0nfldontly assert tlIISt
since the INST bottle 81 your BffteFs entered
my house I have heard Of no complaint Of
.Siyspepsias Ny wife had been tFou6led with
the malady for yeRIH. and had also been
much annoyed by plleaf The symptoms
we'll 0theEmenlherssof my family endnrHs
Ehagood qualities OF your articl and ! can
happy q give verbal eV1f lonce to the doubt
ing any time thay may cali ON me. With
much regard am
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RRAp THK EYlDRNnE.
a1esr.. pegIa. 9 sol.on. Fl

4lesus DsUins & Bottom.
GRNTLEltEN:-Forthe last eleven months
have been suffering almost daily nom Sc.
we're ATTACKS Of Dyspepsia; 80 much so that L
couldkWlth dtmculty retain q meal In my
stnmach more than twenty minutes. At
night experience great burning In or
about the hearts general depression OF
spirits, attended with frequent headache
nOng cathaFtic compounds and stomach pre-
paEationsI without being afforded any e..
iectual relief, till used four bottles OF Hub
beIs Golden Bittars,n since which period
i have not been troubled with q Ensle one
Of the above complaints. From the 7hane6f
those Bitters have Afforded me, feel e my
duty TO express publicly my grateful thanRs
GEO. Al. BANCROFT,
Accountants and CnIieNknt
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chieREo.

JANUARY 2s.-FLuUR-Tame; almost
nominal, without change.
3 N-Wheat-Quiet at close, at
Sc 0s9<a2 O9. Corn-StTongsr at s2a621I<c
for new. 0Rts-Steady and qniet az
6S9<s59c. RYe-Nominally 81 Sal SO.
BArIey-Held irin at So 13a2 is.
PRovIs1oNs-Quie and rather doll.
Pork-S2O O0a20 %. I5AFd-121Ec. Green
meats-Dull at l01SR10S<c Cor hams;
shoulders 6ISaBS<c. Dressed Hogs
Firm ut 81 25a8 25 for light and heavy
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Stolen.

Stolen.
ON FRIDAY NIGHT OR HATURDAy,
" morning last, rom the stable or he sub
scr16er, ~ Coon : Island, Washington coITn.
W Pa. TWO HORSES, one light dun WIN
black name and tail, about u hands hfQfI ia
or ~ yeafS old, TWO Jumps on each hind leg
1.-The other bay. with star in his forehead
abonk VI hands high, 10 or y yaaES old.
=, A reWafd Of niLy dollars VIII be paid for
thohOFses. -
s.;.s. JEREMIAH nINVLLE
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WhaTrssToN, DEL, January 2s:-
Two Illicit dtstilleriea some distance
from here, one very large one. have
been seized, and i've men arrested,
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YoaKERs. Nay .. 1ssl.

IoNNEHsl My q Ib8l.
dEesas. Geo. O. Hubbsl & %.
+ ClFNFsC-HavfnR used only two bottles Of
StOnr 'tGoIden BIttAfs," ] can recommend
Them with the utmost confidence as q tonic,
Ilafticnlaf1ys for q change OF diet aud WIlter.
IL & a well for LADIES and children, diving
them part of Q Wine-glRag two or three times
ei,day. Youfs respect nllY,
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BankruptoV.

~ 0Eb440E tAkSgCys
TlHI5 Is TO GIVE ASoTiCE, THAT ON
y the 9th day of January, A. ID. 1888, q
NJ - as 151ed ,agalHst
Erovtdenc0 Townatip, In the county OF
Del9WaFe, and State OF Pennsylvania, Who
mas, been ad1ndged q Bankrupt on hii own
petition; that the payment OF any Debts aud
dellyeEy OF any properly belonging 70 such
iDankruptI 10 him or for his use. and the
transfer of any property by him, are forbid :
cen Dy law; that meeting OF the CredtGm
o. 1ne SAID bankrupt TO prove their Debts,
aud 70 Choose one or more asgigneeB OF his
egtgte, VIII be held At Court Of Bankruptcy ,
% 20 holden at the Registers once, on
state street, over the Post once, In the BoT-
QuGh Of Media, In said county haIofe
samuel y, Thomas, Esq. on the LhirtY-dTBt
Dep. o. 8. ManhRl Is Aessengsr.
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The Latest News.
BY rnIGGRAS4 So ~

o. BY the Union I1nss
9ss.oe, corner Of Main and Monroe st1eats
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January 2e.-FLoUR = Steady at
SO . for spring.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dun at g so for
Port Washington Club; g 20 for amber
western. Corn-EoWer; sales mt 81 O5
on track; 81 O8 in store.
JANUARY 29.-FLoUR-Duil but arm:
city XXX, SIOa10 25.
GRAIN-Wheat-D Dull at g 10 for
40. /.
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E1Sli; {: 8gl

I HAVE SUFFERED WITH CAIa.H itII
Il Thirty yea1s; IL had destroyed my voice
and sEnelllnS-in PRiTed my sight and hear
ing. In Six weeks have been entirely cur
ceipt foE the simple remedy used. i55sTAcE
Rli 70 all afflicted. Address Rev. r. u,
"a - "a p Drawer Iz6. Syracuse, N. Y.
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West Virginia Lands for Sale

HALL 4 DORSEY, Real Estate Ae'ts,
FAIRMoNT, WEST VA.
L IMPROVED FARMS AND WILD I.ANDs
i in large aud small tracts, and In ali DaTfs
OF the State, constantly on hand,
piiCsSiip catalogues sent free to allap-
Persons having Lands TO sell should send
We have for sale or exchange n few tracts.
81 western Land, OF good quality and well
HALL & DORSEY,
1eCo-WtI FRtrmont, W. Va.
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OlneInnntI.

JANUARY 2s.-FnouR-ouiet and mn.
changed; extra s10al0 %; family Sl1a
GRAM Dull and prices nom.
inal; No. red held at g so; No. / spring
y 20. CoFn-0loSed flrmer old 82aS3c;
no demand for shelIed. Oats-IfFeRu.
lar; holders ask 6oc; No. sold at 88c.
and No. at 65a66c. Rye-Ffrmer; No.
4, 81 60. Barley-Firm at g 25a2 so for
No! choice fall.
CoTToN-c Closed quiet at 49, <a165Sn for
middllng.
WHNRY-Dull and nominal.
Recommendations market a0me-
what excited 1.-THE close; pressing de-
mand this afternoon for mess pork at
$40 for old and s21 for new; holders
ers Withdrew from the market; no ac-
cuRate quotations can be given. Bulk
meats held at 91<a1O1<C; sales at 9aIOc
for city cut and cured; country could
have been sold. at 79<ag5<c. Fair de-
matid for bacon and fifmer; sales 200
hhds at for shoulders. lilo for sides,
ll1Sc for clear rib and 12c for clear.
Sugar cured hams OF 1ba1ec and in fair
demand.
BUTTER-DuIl at Ssas7o for fresh.
EGGs-S 0a32c.
LINsERD OIL-Dnll at 81 1851 20.
LARD oIL-Firm ht d O5aI 10.
PEfROLEUN-Fifm 1t 42a44c for re-
fined. o s5 ~
BERF CATTLE-Du Dull and 25a50c lower
on common and medium grades; sup
ply exceeds demand,
Cold -140k buytngJ olosfnE heavy.
MoNEY-Markete asyat 6a10 per cent.
=
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CLOSING PRIoKs-5:3O r. M,

SASS4C9 Hh1CkS=0:oU II. M
GoLD-Lower, opened at I4lL and
closed at I40ssa1409<, with free sales
under the news from Washington that
Alabama would soon be re.admitted
into the Union.
GOVERNMENT SToCKs-Lower, but
closed active and firm; coupons of 'sl,
111Hall15S; do '62, lIINaII13k; do '64.
109a1O91<; do i65, 1093<aIlO; do now
107sSa107JS; do i67. 1O73<a10S: 1O.4Os
,10416a1041<; 7sB0s 107SSa1O71<.
STOCKS ACanton 81 {a59; Cum beflanSi
35aS6; Quicksilver, 25a2B5<; Marfposa.
Sas1<; Pacific Mall, I1S1 <aii39<; Allan
tic Mai. 971<agSs Western Union Tele.
graph, 20 1zaS7S New York Central, 1 809<
a13l; Erie, 75Ea759k: Hudson, IDA
146; Reading, 961Sa965<; Burlington and
Quincy, 143; Ohio Certificates, 329<a
st. Paul, SOS; do. preferred, 655S;
Michigan Central, Ill; Michigan SoutE.
ern. s8ssaS8zs; Illinois Central, SEA
S4s$i Chicago and Alton, I31; Puts.
burRh, 9Sa9s1S; Toledo, 1l21Sa112SS;
Rock Island, 9sa9S1<; Northwestern,
'G09SaBOsS; do. preferred, 789<a74: Fort
Wayne 1032<a104; Marietta and Cincin-
NATL LIST preferred, 271<; Dubuque and
Sioux City, 80.
STATE STo0Ks-1Gissouris IOi X: new
Tennessee's. 60N,
EXPRESS SHARRs-Adams, 75SSa76;
Merchants Union, 81; Wells, Fargo q |
Co., 46; American, 81.
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MONEY AND sTOORl

GovERNAIENr sTocKs.-Coupons 's2
1l12z;do '64, 1O911k; 65, 11O1<.
MoNEY-6a6 per cent. Sterling un-
GoLD-141L.
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JANUARY 2s.-GRAIN- Whaat-Firm
sales amber ct e 671f for No. 2; red,
81 80. Corn-116c better; sales No. / 81
e0a9lc. oats-Quiet. Rye-Sales No.
SRKDs-Sales Clover at 81 10.
DREssED Hoas-72<as1<c.
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: JANUARY 2s.-FLoUR-No change.
GRAIN-W hsat-RiFm At g SOAP 20
for red and white. Corn-DFooping at
S6assc for shelled, and 77a79c Tor ear.
Oats-Inactlve and unchanged. Rye
Unchanged at 81 7Oa1 20. Barley-Ffrm
a g 40a2 50 for faII.
PROyIsIONs-U Unchanged. Lard=Firm
q l2al21<c.
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fhe fathsf N NE laif Yseoaal
4 hbfool vheh sefy ymHR shd 70
siiihq sith his family In Queen
e0uhiy Ireland. vs. struck With the
besaly n At Irish psafant gifi NAMED
hlifabelb Ridge, Hh0 80 h tbs habit
~ putting . feffyboai sefoaa ihe
stream IN The vicinity ~ Castle bur
row The love siet youth iook every
opportunity u enjoying The scoitiy n
biz beloved water hymph, bet care
fully oohcealed from his parents the
Impfeisign she had made upon bis
h0snn
lie Then held an onsign's commits
sion N fomo regiment which was
1laficfed near the castle but he was
zoo young 10 think ~ malrimmy (,
nor vas The object VI his affection.
either old enough " sufficiently eiu
Gated 70 become his wife, She had
been reared among the Irish peasants,
aud lad been unused 10 shoes and
stockings was scarcely acquainted
sith The English language, aud was
wholly uniformed 10 matters Of tho
world Hut The young ensign fancicd
that, in spite u these Disadvantages,
he could perceive M aptitude Of mind
and ]souhduoss Of intellect, united with
amlableness Of temper, in addition to
her personal PROJECTIONS.
Under those circumstance he con
celyed the romantic idea Of submit
ting her to the superintendent Of
some respectable female, capable Of
rendering her through the influence Of
education, an associate suitable to his
wishes and to his rank.
The lovely ferry girl was accord
ingly placed unler the tuition Of o
lady, at whose house Captain Flower
occasionally visited her, aud where he
marked from time to time, with all
the enthusiasm Of n romantic lover,
her progress in various polite accom-
plishments.
Elizabeth Ridge remained in this
situation about three years, when the
atluS Of time, as well as some other
occurrences, enabled Captain Flower
to reap the reward Of his consistency
and honorable conduct by a matrimc-
NAL union. And the blushing daugh.
ter of the Emerald Isle became ulti-
mately the Viscountess Ashbrook, the
lady Of the castle beneath whose walls
her carly charms had like the rays Of
the rising sun, beamed for a time un-
noticed, only to become more efrul-
gent and more admired. BY the Wis
count she had several sons and daugh.
tiers.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND.

by virtue Of deed Of trust executed on the
2lst day Of May, 1866, by W. W. Hitch aud
Asenalh Hitch, his wife, to Vim u. Dickens, rs
trustee, TO secure q debt 10 Nancy Dickens,
fully described In said trust deed, and also by
virtue of a decree OF the Chancery Court Of
Pamela county, State OF Mississippi, rendered
at the November term, 1867, thereof. subsli.
tuting me as trustee in place Of said ". n.
Dickens, who was then dead, aud comforting
upon me, rs trustee, all the powers, conferred
In said trust deed upon said VIM. II. Dickens,
trustee ~ aforesaid, | will, on Monday, the ?sth
day Of December, 1868, at the courthouse door
In the town Of Pamela, said county, sell at pub
lie sale, for cash, the following land, to.wit:
The northwest quarter dissection one, "a town
ship ten, (10) range eight tsl West in Pamela
county, Miss. JOHN Il. DICKENS.
Nov. 2s-5w. Trustee.
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A NEw TnISo IN Pnoros.-A
novelty in photographs is promised
us-picturcs visible only in the dark
portraits that must be taken in the
coal cellar to be admired. There are
certain compounds Of phosphorous
which, after a short exposure to light,
retain a certain amount of luminosity
for days and even weeks afterward.
The image from the photographers
lens is allowed to fall upon a plate
covered with one Of these prepar /.
tions. The light cxcitcs the surface
to phosphoresccnce wherever it falls;
the shadows of the image produce no
effect. When the plate is removed
from the camera and brought to the
light, nothing is visible upon il but
II carried into utter darkness the pic
ture develops itself with an uncarihly
glow, as il it had been drawn with
the point of u lucifcr match.
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Shall We PrOsprr7

Yos # We 70 70 work industrial
pursuits with u good will-quit poll
ties aud stop grumblibg about The
election Of Grant. There IL nm old
adage, what can't bo cured must be
endured, aud We can only mdvrc.
But our planting friends can derive
consolation from the fact that cotton
wiIl grow as fast, wheat, rye and oats
"a luxurianlly, and corn as well with
Grant President as IL Seymour had
been. The well filled udders Of the
cows Of the farmer will attest that
the grass is as fresh aud sweet rs il
the constitutional ticket had been
successful, The wild deer will still
be found in his fyoritc haunt, and
-portiyc fish in the ripping waters;
the flowers will bloom as brightly,
aud winged songsicrs warblcasswcci-
~ as though Grant was not President.
Let the people of the South turn
their attention to the cultivation of
the soil, for Mother Earth never for
gets those who confdc their wants to
her faithful bosom.
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no. $3.50 SECOSD STREET.
CITATION NOTICE.

Tha State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Sallie v. Davidson and husband, G. ". David
son.
You are cited to appear before the Probate
Court Of said county, at the courthouse there
Of on the 4th Monday In January, 1869, to
show cause why the petition of Sarah G. But
Ter, guardian Of Alice l.. Butler, and others,
praying for sale Of real estate belonging to her
said wards and said Sallic y. Davidson, should
not be granted By order Of court, issncd No
vcmbcr 20, 1868. W.P. WU0TTEN,
n02s-it Clerk.
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LEGAL DECIsIoN.--The Corpus
Christi, Texas, advertiser says:
AT the late term of our District
Court, it was decided by Judge Car
penter, military appointec, hat the
proclamation of President Lincoln,
of January |, 1868, emancipating
the negroes, was, TO all intcnts and
purposes, valid and binding upon the
Southern people from that date. That
all sales Of slaves subsequent to that
date were null and void, and il sold
on a credit the consideration could
not be collected. The counsel repre-.
senting the party claiming pay for
slaves sold at administrators sale. in
1863, commended that they were not
legally free in the South until the
date of Gen. Changers proclamation,
June 10, 1865.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

ny virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery Cour,
Of Pamela county, State OF Mississippi, rem.
dcred therein on the 18th day Of May, 1888.
In the suit Of James W. Henderson, admins
traitor, sc, complainant, against Robert n.
jolly, defendant, No. aga, In said court, I will,
~ commissioner therein appointed, on Non.
day the 2sth day Of December 1868, at the
courthouse door In the town Of Pamela, In
said county, within lawful hours, offer for sale
TO the highest bidder, on a credit Of six months
from the day Of sale, the following tract Of
land, lying and being in said county Of Pa.
nola, aud known As the southeast quarter Of
section q, In township ., nnge 5, west.
Bond with good security will be required Of
the purchaser.
J. @. HARRISON,
noas-6t Commissioner.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

by virtue Of a decree OF the Probate Court
Of Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, rendered
at the November term, 1868, thereof. the nn-
dersignod, administrators Of the estate Of Henry
King, deceased, will, on Saturday, the "a day
Of January, 1899, at Sardis, in said county,
within lawful hours, offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, the following
land, lying and being in said county Of Pamela,
and known "a the cast half Of the southeast
quarter Of section No. IS, In township !, range
9, west.
Terms Of salc-Oue half cash, the balance
on q credit Of twelve months from the day Of
sale. Bond with good security will be re-
quircd for said balance.
JAMES r. BUCHANAN,
RICHARD hill,
no2a-Gt Administrators.
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iWHrgsf WNHH william n
Aatms 8salfh eau ugl BE- a~ftrfaielg
determined ~ dbts NO. 4 inns hina
self bH Il Il probably pgb D1JpD
~ gl0lN1iHID, pfbapa fsGf N1O 1
~ fp1ffpfNU N Increases largely
Every yeaf, " feasn N Tie advances
N pfopsfiy, and may nearly double
N Yalna lefro he death III IN.
epme i' CRAFTY dispwfonloaaie n
bic fortune, because be- owns saoh 9
largo amennt ~ udprpluaiyc real
estate III has much property that
even he suns know nothing on and
like lis father seems unwilling 10
have any one understand Tho Immon.
sity n he riches. II Il said be f.
very anxious 10 live, 10 sechow many
of bis investments will turn out but,
ut seventy six, that rarc pleasure can
not be forever enjoyed
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tss. Jsha fIniI's
GREAT REMEDIES
1884, JOHN nrIl.
aAstrAeTeafh ssh vfsbfn ~ TIM
%oFbInnArFD
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
fm rms trAE ~
1guc md Ecrer,
on OiIiIIS AND FEVER.
on 0niIdS AND FEVER.

The pfopfieim " lhls celebrated medicine
Justly claims ff " 4 superiority 0fef I'll RENE.
dies etff 1aefed N ne public IN The sah tef.
tain, lHedY and permanent cure n AFue and
Fever N fhiils and Fever whether N short o.
long danding Ne foftu Ia The entire West
tfn Hn1 Southwestern country 10 hear him tes.
tInuny 10 The truth " The asseni5H, that In no
eas whatever will II hii "a 0uft, II Tie difso.
lions are strictly followed and carried out. 10
q great mnuy cases q single dose ba, been iuf
heleni Of q cure and wholo families have been
cured BY q single bottle, Will q perfect reslota.
ton " the general health II H. however,
prudent aud IN etcfy cass more certain Ia cure
" VA ue Il continued w smaller doses Tor a
week " two amer The disease has been checked,
more especially In difficult and long.standina
eases, Usually this medicine will moi require
any ad 10 keep the bowels In good order.
should The patient however, required cnthnfiie
medicine, after having taken ihfcc Or four
doses Of the Tonic q single dose Of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will he sum.
cient
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office
No. 40 fiflh, Gross Street,
Louisville, Ky.
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FRANZ AAT, the renowned COM
poser, purposes visiting this country
next summer. He thinks somewhat
of making his home here, and can
certainly, with his great talent and
reputation, do better than in Ger
many, where, for his two best songs,
When the swallows homeward hy,'
and Sleep Well Sweet Angel" he
received but nine dollars.
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fJ cents.
A&orcatmcn, and radical e gn,"' q
~ Spematorrhoa, or Seminal
- Weakness, involuntary Ennis.
sions, Sexual Debility, and Impediments Ia
Marriage generally; Nervousness, Consump.
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
lncapacity, resulting from self-abuse, 4c'-By
RohrRr J. C%rtyERwELi, N. d., author Of the
"Green Book, &c.
The wofld-renowned author, In this ADM.
rable Lecture clearly proves from his " e.
perienee that the awful consequences Of self.
abuse may be effcctually removed without med
ieine, and without dangerous surgical opera-
tons bougies, instruments rings, or coriials
pointing ont n mode Of cure at once certain
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IT is understood that the Prcsi-
dent declines to nominate an officer
for promotion to the vacancy left by
Brig. Gen. Hooker on his retirement.
The only reason for his failure to
nominate, it is said, is that Congress
at its next session will make a consid-
cradle reduction in the army, and as
the President favors the reduction, il
is more than probable that the vacan-
cy will not be filed.
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Bulls ~Sarsapariila.
A GOOD REASON foR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read The Captain Letter.

BEsroS BaRRcRs, Mo-, April 20, 1866.
Dr. John BsH-Dear Sir: knowing the eff
cacy Of your Sarsaparilla, aud the healing and
beneficial qualities Il possesses | send you the
following statement Of my case. | was wound
ed about v years ago-was taken prisoner
and confined for sixteen months. Being moved
so oncn, my wounds have not healed yet. I
have not sat up a moment since ! was wounded
! am sho, through the hips. Ny general health
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nature. have more faith In your Sarsaparilla
than In anything else. wish that tina, Z gen.
uine. Please express me half a dozen bottles,
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The Radicals held a pow-wow at
jackson, on Wednesday last. Pro-
cccdings have not yet reached us.
The Confederate General, Bradley
johnson, is said to be the most sue
cessiul lawyer in Virginia.
Butler is seriously III. We look
for good news soon.