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CHANGES THE COLOR OF THE HAIR
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woMAH's RIGHTs.-Among the rights OF
women may be reckoned the right to pre-.
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gloss, color, texture and elasticity, as long
as she can. To enable her to do so we
recommend the very best article we know Of
"a preparation about which there is no de-
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Principal Depot. No. Aston House.
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CONE OUT.

Friends in Clay and Madison, come
out tonight to Washington Hall and
help organize your township Grant
Clubs. Do not leave the work 70 be
done by few. Your presence. and the
encouragement of your example, are
needed. Washington township, which
used TO be the most strongly Democrat
ic of any ward in the city, organized a
Club Saturday night, and the Club roll
now bears the names OF nearly ninety
of the iuvincible Republicans of that
township. a number of gentlemen
who have heretofore acted with the
Democracy have signed the roll and
declared for Grant. The .Democracy.up
there are panic.stricken and the Re-
pnblicans talk seriously of carrying
the township. All honor to the gallant
Republicans of the First Wardi
Friends. can we not do this we'll in
Clay and Madison? We can five will.
1t only needs that each one should feel
that his presence is needed, and should
resolve to be there. Here, In Clay
township, at least one hundred of the
voters ought ~ co t " "I@ 90 = 49,
roll of their Grant Club tonight. Madi-
son ought to do as we'll.
You have heard the news from YER
mont. She has sounded the advance to
a national victory. The hour has come
for us to begin here the earnest work
of the campaign. The skies are bright.
and the hearts of men are swelling all
over the land with the inspiration that
comes down to us from the Green
Mountain State. The tide is at the
flood, and taken at the flood it will lead
to victory.
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Our Commissions to Agents


Exceed those OF every other establishment
OF the kind.--proof OF this can be found IN
comparing our premiums with those OF
others FOB CLUBS OF THE SANE SIZE, in ad-
dIIlon to which we claim TO give better goods
OF The same character.
We tVlu send to A0entS Lree Of charge.
For q Club of 80 and Three Dollars.
Il doz. good linen Shirt Fronts; set Solid
Gold studs; all Wool Cashmere Ior Pants;
fine white Counterpane, large size, elegant
Balmoral skirt; 20 yards brown or bleached
Sheeting, good quality, yard wide; elegant
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double lens steIeoScope and ~ Foreign
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cloth for ladies' cloak elegant engraved Sill
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For Club of 100 and Ten DOIIars.-1
rich Mer1nO or Th1bet Dress pattern; pair
hne Damask Table Cloths and Napkins TO
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very fine all Wool Cloth Tor Ladies' Cloak,
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Bow, in case; set Ivory balanced Knives
PIesents for larger Clubs Increase in the
same ratio.
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MORNING EDITION
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DARIUS r. MANGAM, President
JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on all Daily Balances,
subject to Check at Sight SPECIAL DEPos-
ITS for Six Months, or more, may be made
at flve per cent. The Capital OF ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
of largo wealth and financial experience,
who are al,o personally liable to depOsitors
for all obligations OF the Company to double
the amount of their capital stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUST co. receives deposits
n large or small amc UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or npart by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WIrHOUTNoTICE,a allow
ing Interest On ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts In this Institution with special nd
vantages of security, convene ace and pIofit.
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WHArdoes little vermont say.2 She
says 5000 majority for Grant
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Kirkwood Residence for SaIs

AN AUTHORIZED TO SELL THE
il magnificent brick residence Of Mr. Geo11s
keeline, situated In Ktrkwood. Ohio, IL
miles from the city Of Wheeling, containIns
nine rooms finished In the most RpprovsS
style, besides kitchen. wash honse. celia
&C., &C. The ground, leo feet by lO1 Is tssisII
fully adorned with 6hrubbeTy and SHADE
trees OF choicest variety. This place IN h
appreciated, must be seen. Lands We'll
located in Pottowatomie county, Iowa. viii
be taken In part pay. For further particu.
lars see THOS. O'BRlEN
GEORGE kEELINE
aug3ls1W Bridgeport Ohm
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BYRON said that when things are at
worst they begin to mend. he had
reference TO the election in Vermont.
Things have begun to mend up there.
and by the Sd OF November they will be
entirely well. L5-'
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Female CLASSICAL School.

MISS PAULINE n. SEGUIN, WHOSE
lII abilities as a teacher and faculties in
training the mind are well known, besS
leave 10 inform her friends and the public
generally that she intends opening school
on Monday, {Septem Der 7th.l at the residence
of Chas. blanchard, ksq., Zane street, be-
tween SIN and 9Th. Terms reasonable.
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DENocRATs. did you hear that thnn-
der2 Thirty thousand bolts, all from
Vermont,
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ALE the.ciiizens OF Clay and Madison
townships who want to vote for the
man who is going to be next President,
are invited without reference to former
party associations to come 70 Washing
ton Hall this evening md Joins Grant
Club. -
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or our one dollar Sale has caused
Bueh
a COMPLETED
REllL,IEE
or better quality than any other concern IN The
country for the uniform price Of
0NE l0LLAR FlR RAGH ARTICLR.

10 The best OF Boston and New York ref
erenceS given as TO the reliability of our
house. and that our business is conducted in
money than can be obtained any other way.
All Goods damaged or broken In
transportation replaced without
charge.
H0-Checks describing articles sold sent to
agents in Clubs at rates mentioned below.
We guarantee every article to cost less than
II bought at any Boston or New York
Wholesale House.
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sEYNouR's "friends" in Vermont
forgot 10 vote on Tuesday. They didn't
exactly forget, but it wasn't any use.
The fact is. Seymour hasn't got any
friends M there.
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READ the bloody threats of Butcher
Forrest, on another page. he hadn't
heard from Vermont.
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The Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register.

Il UNION, organized 10 promote and
protect trade, by enabling its subseri-
pers to attain facility and safety
covery Of claims at all points, have to an
nounce that they will, in September. 1865,
The MERcaANm PROTECTIVE UNION
MERCANTILE REVERENCE REGISTER, con-
tanning, among other things, the NAMES,
FINANCIAL STANDING AND RATING AS TO
CREDIT, of over 100, COO OF the principal mer-
and public companies, in more than $1,000 OF
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throughout the United states. their terri
America; and embracing the most 1mpor-
tant Information attainable and necessary
to enable the merchant TO ascertain al a
glance the CAPITAL, CHARACEER, and DE-
GRKE or CREDIT of such of his customers as
are deemed worthy OF any graduation of
tory, containing the little, character, price,
and place of publication, with foil parlcu-
Iars relative 10 each journal, being COM
plete guide to the press of every county In
The reports and information viii be con-
hu;ed to thooe deemed worthy of some line
of credit; and as the same VIII be based, SO
far as practicable, upon the written state
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correspondents, whose character.w VIII lproVe
guarantees OF the correctness OF the lnfor-
that the reports will prove more truthful
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BY aid Of the AIRRcARTILE REFERExcE
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ascertain, at a glance, the capital and gTada-
ton OF credit as compared with financial
worth, of nearly every merchant, manufac-
turer, trader, and banker, within the above
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ON or about the inst OF each month. sub
seribers VIII also receive the Monthly C9tTO1I-
icEe, containing, among other things, a re-
cord OF such important changes in the name
and condition OF Arms, throughout the
country, as may occur SUBSEQUENT to the
publication Of each half-yearly volume of
the AERCAc5TTEE REFERENCE REaISEER.
Price of The Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register nifty dollars, (S50,J for
which it will be forwarded TO any address In
the United STATES, transportation paid.
Holders OF I'VE SO shares OF the Capital
Stock, In addition TO participating in the
pronts, will receive one copy Of the MIR
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charge; holders of ten shares will be entitled
TO TWO copies, and no more than ten shares
fthe Capital Stock VIII be allotted to any
one applicant.
tons relative To the book, should be address
ed TO the Merchants Protective Union, in
the American Exchange Bank Building,
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For Sale.

n bered II, situated on WheelInS jSISrs5'
In Robinsonts addition TO City OF VShesI1ISS'
IS by I'D feet, which we viii sell chss+.'
Enquire of BOND e SWEENEY
Brick Yard, Wheeling Island
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9El r aA los
NOT A BEVERAGE.

Unlike most of the bIttera OF the present
pleasant stimulating whisky beverage. hut
are perfectly medicinal, containing only
sufficient pure bourbon whisky TO hold in
solution the medicinal extTaciiva matter
from which they are composed.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
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What does little birdie say.
In her nest at peep OF day.
She says "Have you heard from Yer
month" -
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It is understood since he has heard
from Vermont, Seymour positively de
clines to be candidate.
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EvERYrHINo is loveiy-upln the land
of pumpkin pies and apple sass.
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OrrlCE. SO. rs eUINc1 srREET.
FREw, HAaANs g. HALL.
PRoPRIEToRs
THURSDAY MORNING, sEPE. ).
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Farms & Coal Land for Sale.

TIME LAND LATELY OWNED BY .
Jacob, deceased. near Wheeling, on Cald
wells Run, is for sale. It inclnd es the dairy
farm and pasture land occupied by N. BaW-
man, and also the farm on the hill, on which
Fred. Leckel, VIM. Miller and Others live
On the hill farm are four dwelling houses
two thrifty orchards OF grated fruit and
yOung vinegar d Of 10 or II acres, planted
principally with 0RtaWbas and Concoids
with some DelaWAres aud other choice Varie
lies. From I'D TO $50 acres OF the hill farm is
fiEst-claSs coal land.
The land VIII be sold In separate parcels, or
as q whole.
Enquire of A. ]. CLARKE
Corner of Fourth and Monroe, or
N. NJ. MCELHENNEY,
Executrlx of z. Jacob, deceased, Fourth
street. near Union. aue2S-2wd
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guaranty $50 per weeK and expenses.
For particulars address G. w. JACKSON q
INIl- -t3altlInnrEa- Nd. ----------
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M ysRAosF says Grant is the coming
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Everything is encouraging, friends.
Register.
Especially the news from Vermont.
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= Ii. wanting employment can have a
A good business by Addressing DAVIS q
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Little Delaware adds her mite to Yer
monts bOuntiful Offering, and Will
mington her principal city. which held
her municipal election Tuesday. gives
us smart Republican gain. Gallant
Republicans of Wilmington. "the eyes
of all Delaware are upon YOU" Is this
the reaction" our Democratic friends
tell us 30 much about Even the home of
AL.interlm Thomas is threatened by
the onward wave of Rudicalism.
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VINO killed Cock Copperhead 1 says
little Vermont. With my little ballot
/ did.
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HAvE you heard Tie news from W
month -
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VERMONT means green mountain +;
hut her people are not green enough TO
vote for another .war.
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THERE are no 'snatx" in Vermont.
They can't live there. The water
don't agree with them.
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WHAT does little Vermont sayl2 She
says Blair Is Z" revolutionary null and
void - ~ - -
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ApE SEC.
For Sale or Rent.

MY DWELLING HOUSE, CONTAIN
M, ING i've rooms Hnd cellar, EftnateIA ~ ~
the north side Of Centre street. batS-s On
FlfIh and Sixth. Possession given imme3ssin
at ssslSSas,a JOHN RRtn
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FGreenbacks ore goodp but Greer
are better.
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fir 8ent.
For Rant

A GOOD Two-sToRY BRICK Hors,,
IL pleasantly located ON Quincy S,SsIE..
Passion given Immediately. Enquire az
sep2S2t NIETcALF BURT
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Baats.
Wanfad.

FIRST CLASS SALEsNAN, WELL
IN acquainted with thecity retail dry goods
business, none other need appty-With good
Recommendation from former employee
Will address Drawer 27Wheehng Z. y.
auRH
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VERMONT says show are you Great
REACTION 2"
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IL yon want TO. make Democrat
look blue, say "Vermont l' to him.
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sr1s, aapettIsemtuts.
fDF.7 GEIGER,s ASTHMA sPEg1Fl

Or nm IANHOOD-Hoihing so i'm
O1OODs portant. Send two stamps for
WHITTIER, confidential physician, 6l7 81,
Charles street. st. Louis, Mo-, stands pre-.
eminently above all Others In his specially
tienfs freated by mail in every State. ~
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9 o, THAT mine enemy would write
a book "-about the Vermont election.
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SMITH. sNIDER-on the 27th of August.
1S6S. Al the parsonage OF the 9sev. J. 1,
BpoWnson, In Washington Pa, MR. J. b.
SMITH, of Seford, DelagaIe, and MISS 8,
KATE sSrDKR, OF MRrshan county, West
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WHEELING INTELLIGENCER.

TT RIM ..
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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010nn A YEAR TO AGENTS 10 sell
Ol6OO the star shuttle sewing Ma.
cbtneS. FtLH pdTticttLdTSy free. Extra Induce
ments To experienced Agents. Call on or ad.
dress VIC WILSON q CO., Cleveland, o.;
Boston. Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. B.
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Exceed those OF every other establishment
OF the kInd.-proof OF this can be found In
comparing our premiums with those OF
Others FOR CLUBS OF THE SANE SIZE, in ad-
dIIlon to which we claim 10 give better goods
II 4 ntaHI oh q
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-03-06

We are in receipt of that old and we'll
known weekly Farm, Stock and Fruit Jour
nal CoEnaan's RuraI World and Valley
Farmer. This the oldest agricultural jour
nal in the Mississippi Valley. Every week
it's pleasant column greet US with the la
test intelligence for Western Farmers.
Stock Breeders and Fruit Growers. It is
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dress Norman J. Colman, 6I2 North Fifth
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New Advertisements.

Harp Husbands has closed out the whisky usi-
and has, in connection with our young friend
Billy Pierce, established his old stand nice con-
foctonery and restaurant. See advertisement.
The Ku Klux, at the Columbia Nursery, offer
rare Inducements to those wishing to supply them
selves with fruit trees.
F. g. Tignor comes out with new and extend
ed card to-day. He is fine workman and cleve T
gentleman, and employs none but the best work
men.
Watson, !" the celebrated blooded stallion, Prince
Pulaski, the premium young horse, and Sir Phil
lip the renowned Jack, advertised by their ow
ner, Maj. Altman. This is an array of fine stock
never before collected together in this county and
our stock raisers will certainly avail themsevef OF
the benefit Of their presence in our midst.
Those wanting good Memphis paper should no.
tice the card Of the Memphis Ledger.
Several new legal advertisements will be found
under the proper head.
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Walkers Majority,
Giles College.
Total,

It will be seen by reference to a list of ap-
continents in tO-day's paper That the Trus.
tees of Giles College have procured the
consent of that eminent christian gentle
man, Rev. w. G. Hensley, to canvass this
county in behalf of the interests Of this In
stitutioR.
We do most heartily congratulate the
Trustees aud friends of the College upon
this wise and judicious selection. No man
IN the county is more emiuently qualified
or whose efforts would be better calculated
to arouse an interest IN the minds aud hearts
Of the citizens of the county in this noble
and Praiseworthy enterprise. He is so we'll
known by the people of Giles, so highly
respected for his superior mental capacity,
admired for his philanthropy aud loved for
his piety, that we are satisfied that he will
accomplish great good for the institution
by his tour through the county and his ad-
dresses to the people.
We earnestly urge the people Of the coun-
~ to turn out aud hear Mr.. Hensley upon
this subject. the importance Of which. and
the value of good county College to them
individually and collectively, cannot be O.
yer estimated or magnifed. Hear him
Tor himself-hear him for his cause."l
The first appointment made by Mr.. H. is
at the NJ. E. Church in Pulaski on Tuesday
the 10th inst at o'cl'k P. If. on which
occasion we are informed that other promi-
nent gentlemen will also address the citi-
zens upon this subject, and some of the
best musicians of tie city will be present
and entertain the audience y it'll good mu-
sic. Be sure to attend and enjoy 4 rare in
tellectual and mu-ical feast
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Nashville Market.

The Cotton market was quite brisk on Wednes-
day and good articlS brought 22o --E-t =
BAooN- Clear sides 141<e; shoulders 115{; coun-
try hams Az.
LARD-In tieroes Az; in cans 151S
SUGAR-Best coffee 175f common II.
CoFFEE-Rio 22@26; java 86@88.
MoLAssEs-C Choice Orleans 90; sorgham 65.
HAY-s25 per ton.
CoRN-Farmers realize 75c.
OATs-shelled in sacks, s5c.
GRASS SEEDs-Clover $3.50, Timothy S,25; Blue
grass 8oO Red Top 200; Hungarian 2,5O; Millet 80
COUNTRY PKoDUCE--Beeswax 82c, ginseng soc,
dried peaches &c, apples &c, Peandts &c per pound
BROWN sHLETNGs-4-4, Augusta IS; Richlapd
IS; u Augusta 16,
BLEAoHFD SHEETNGs-% 10; "A Is.
SEA IsLAND-8-4 181S;1i7-8 l6; A II.
PRIETs-An standard brands IA.
T1CKs-4-4 2S@33.
PLAID Recommendations %; Tennessee 2716
PLAID LnsExs-All wool "a 2O@221I; rs 271I.
RED AND WHITE FLARNELs-3-4 to "A 2T1506O.
BROWN DRILLs-1T%20.
CoTToN DELArSEs-20@22Z
ALL WooL DELANEs-45@55.
BEEF-Gro5s, 811@59l; Sheep per head 1906;
Hogs, mess, SIG.