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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-07-18
A consressman Missing.

WASHINGTON, July 17.-Isaac J. Lash, MEM
Der of Congress from North Caroliua, is miss
ing. His mail has been coming here for some
time, but nothing has been heard Of him.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE AND BREMEN,

Via Southampton.
TIE SCREW STEAMERS OF THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
BALTIMORE. ........ Capt. VOECkLER
BERLIN. Capt. UNDUETsCH.
OF $500 TONS AND 700 HORSEPOWER.
10 .-ez.... WILL Run REGULARLY BE-
M14sG2.s TWEEN BALTIMORE AND BRE-
.%:.f-f i7S;fI MEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON. From
z-.,ss==szsssS- Bremen on the 1st Of each month.
From Southampton on the 4th Of each month. Frcn
Baltimore on the 1gt of each month.
p1ucE OF PAssAoE-From Baltimore to Bremen
London, Havre and Southampton $50; Steer
age $50. From Bremen to Baltimore-Cabir $50
Steerage $40.
Prices of passage payable in gold, or its equiva
lent
they touch at Southampton both going and re-
turning. These vessels take Freight to London and
Hull, for which through bills Of ading are signed
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each vessel
All letters must pass through the Postof6ce. No
bills Of lading but those Of the Company Will be
signed. Bills of lading will positively not be de-
liyered before goods cleared at the Cusomhouse
For Freight or Passage, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER CO.,
No. 9 South Charles street, Baltimore.
Orto MORDECAI & CO.. Agents,
East Bay, Charleston, s. O.
April 90 6mos
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FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA,
VIA SAVANNAH, ST. MARY'S FERNANDINA
JACKSONVILLE, AND ALL LANDINGS ON
THE ST. JOHNS RIvER.
49, THE STEAMER DICTATOR,
uEss5sIE5;557s EssS5Es1eiE5 Captain CHARLES WILEY, win
leave Charleston every Tuesday Night at o'clock,
and Savannah every Wednesday Afternoon. at
O'Clock, for the above places. Returning will leave
Savannah for Charleston every Saturday Morning,
at 8 O'Clock.
All goods not removed by sunset VIII he stored at
the expense and risk of owners.
All freight must be prep'id.
j. d. AIKEN l. CO., Agents,
Ju>e 81 South Atlanrc Wharf.
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aF FOR RESTORING STRENGTH AND
appetite, use the great Southern Tonic, PANKNINe e
HEpATIc BIITEKs and you will moi be DISAPPOINTED
Fer sale ty all druggists. u
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ZONE TRIP WEEK.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM
PACKET LINE,
VIA BEAUFORT, HILTON HEAD AND BLUFFToN
STEAMER PILOT BOY..... Capt. ". T. McNELTY.
STEAMER FANNIE. Capt FEM PEoK.
rn-h ONE OF THE ABOVE STEAMERS
.SussSn-l will leave Charleston every Tuesday
Iornino az s O'Clock, and Savannah every ThUrsddy
Morning, at 6 o'clock.
For Freight or passage, apply to
JuHN FERGUSON,
lime % Accommodation Wharf.
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A large number OF members obtained leave
of absence, and the House then adjourned to
Monday.
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The strfke.-

PHmADE1pHA, July 1.-THE strike at the
gas works continues. The city will probably
be in darkness tonight.
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ne A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO

ssA TOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her ;oua:ry tcme, at;er soiourn Of q few mcnths
il tie city, vas hardly recognized by her friends.
II Place OF ccarss, rustc, flushed face. she had
sof. ruby cen p!eGon Of alnost marble smoosh.
ness, and instead twenty.three che really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry Ss 10 the cause OF SO
great change, she plaiLly told them thst she Used
the ClRCAsSIAN BALM, OIL considered it an Il.
valuable acquisition to any ,adysto!let By iss use
any Lady or orGentlenen can improve their personal
appearance sn hundredfoid. 1t is simple IL is
combination as Natare herself is simple, Jet !rsar
passed in its eficacy il drawing impurities ron
also healing cleansing and beautfying tie SKIN and
complexion. By its direct cton On :he 1t.1c,e ::
draws rom i. all .ts simpuri:es, kindly heailns sEs
ssrce and leaving he surface as Nature attended
should be-clear, scit, smooth and beautiful Price
81, sent by Mail or Express Eeceipt of aD orIs',
By
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". L. CLARK l. CO., cher!a,s.

No, West Faye!te-street, Syracuse, y. J.
Tbs Only Amj,'can Agents ior The sale Of the same
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MERCHANTS OF CHARLESTON,
ADVERTISE IN
THE SUMTER NEWS

IHE SUMIEh NENS
The ABOVE NAMED PAPER Is PUBLISHED
weekly in Sumter, S. c., winch. beng i'm 1nedia,y on
the Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, and nave
ing large circulation in the secuoa IN Which LIS
published is offered MS desirable advertising me-
dium. Terms liberal. ,,.,,
Address, DARR OoIEEe,
MavC Propretors'
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The Washington correspondence of the New
York Tribune contains the following wild re-
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08

ROW NIcXENHuRG.--Ch Klotz writes us os 'o,lo"s rom our sister town of Wickenburo
 Louis Fisher, miner well kno,v, ;r v.,.,., county who, some time ago. while uorl;n,.P ;, tc go to work again VIII 'oo" pc apie | s,, McO Oann0n Is foreman for Wickenbury 4 '"i''n, ana Inc workmcn under his cbarge ,s s,' "s'l aii persons having dealings with him SPtt' PTt U, nun as one of nature's noblemen.
 i,n hc 'u,ture Mining Company is doing well and tunnels '"' Vt poVn shalts
 Mr. Iheips has returned from California. He | brought with him thorough miner (Mr Tavlnr, "no now has charge of the mine. -
 MT James D. Cusenbery the Comnanv's oble ana successful Superintendent. our corresnond- ent says " Is always around attending to busi
 Mir. Brown is still in the office and or corrso mill. ut ni'''c anu
 From our old friend, George II. Wilson who recently made trip from Wickenburr to Agna Salenie, on the Gila, and who on inc l7t6 or january got back to his home at Wickenburg
 I,ain ''a', abOut month ago, Indians stole Men!y three head Of horses from the Agua Cali ehie hanch couple of which belonged to him selt Col. WoOlscy was al the ranch ,,orLi1,, hke good fellow. He had planted about il acres oi barley. and had cleared and was break ing up about 200 acres below the springs.
 WILLARD RIcE, mdjor domo of Bowers'. Agua frio Ranch, was in town this week and made good use of the short time he had to s,sv ny Joining the Orientals." Three or four nigbis ago, on ihe ranch, Willard caught large. raw boned specimen of gray wolf, which weicbcd exactly seVcniy-tve pounds. A piece of beef containing small dose of cold pizcn which was stolen and eaten by his wolf.hip. was tbe cause oi his begging out
 JOSEPH TODD. who has been sick for some time past. has recovered his health sufficiently to be able to get around again.
 JAMES GRANT, an contemplating merchant of this place, has gone to San Francisco. to purchase his spring and summer stock of goods.
 BANCROFT & Co. publishers, San Francisco have our thanks for copy of the January num- Der of Pujnam's Magazine Also. for inc frs, number of the weekly Oceident,n the new Pres byterian organ issued by them The Occident r. large and beautiful smo. paper well flied with choice literary and religious matter. Pres byterians wishing Co subscribe for it. can see copy by calling at our office.
 REscNpED.-For some cause unknown 10 us the contract Of Jobn NJ. ROuuirce with lhe Gov ernment to furnish a certain amount Of hay al Camp "hipplc, has been rescinded.
 SOME six or eight teams are expected to arrive in Prescott from La Paz in a day or two Wcr. ringers train recently came Co Camp McPherson unloaded, and returned to La Paz
 M,vAssyH has sold his paek-train. about 90 head of mules and jacks to Government. and s accepted the position of head packisi on Captain Bakers Staff.
 POSTMASTER MAGICIAN purchased last week. the honse and lei adjoining the post office. II is his intention 10 erect another building in front of i immediately.
 F. C. CnnisrlE talks Of taking up his abode a, the Sterling mine.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
MARRIED.

KELLY LY-STEPHENS-In Prescott at the resi-. dence of the brides father. on Wednesday even ing, Jannary 29th, by Justice :. E. Blair, Mir WILLIAM \. KELLY and Miss MAHTINA l. STE. PHENs, both of Prescott
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
PUBLIC MEETING.

HON SAMUEL ADAmS will address | | the citizens of Prescott and vicinity, on matters of public interest. at the Court House, this lSaiurdayD evening, at o'clock, F. NJ.
 Prescott, A. T., Feb. s, 1868.
Arizona miner., 1868-02-08
PACIFIC BREWERY. street. ....... Prescott. Arizona. South of the Store of James GranL)

4 WE BREW OUR 0WNHyFn
 "A Beer, and take great pains to l.t JI make it O. K, lovers of that healthy VIZ 3yaRSts1 VI and strengthening beverage will do N-SAdaeEA~ well ny calling upon lis and taking some oi our medicine.
 Good LAGER BEER, Liquors and Cigars, al- ways on hand
 Prescott, October 5, 1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-18

Ser nad 8eifen gebenoe 3ua aui
Der 9aciIc Babn unr6e bel Sermann
Mo. bonn @elciIe geiporfen. Sin
Bremier ipur6e get06tet nno eire s!n>
sabl Yaiiagiere rnebr ooer nenieer aes
| tabrIicb oerlest. 9Iuf oerieIben 8abn
1tleB oeryfadmitta9s Jug. .anfipeldem fi1
9egen 300 20eIegaten ,ur rabifaIen
Shatsconbention befanben, nit einem
| Srad)t5u9 in Der gfabe bon ct. 9ouis
3ulainmen, nobel Die 9ofomotioen sers
triimrmert tuuroen, bod erIitt Rieinano
8erIebun9en. a93aIf .gs
Nas 9onoIlIu. @anStuitb SnleIn,
miro iiber San francisco eemeIbet,
Dab Die oafige 3eeisIatur $4,000 sur
SefOroerun9 6er giniuanoeruna betuils
li9t bat. Ser briti1de Dampfer Seioto
6radte eine 9roBe Nnsabl iapaneflder
AuSipanoerer, tuelde fdmmtIi6 in Belt
bon tuenigen Stunoen Arbeit fan6en.
Srieori4 Su1e in @bicago beaina
Selbfmoro, inoem CT fidJ NIT 9Irienit
be9iftete. s.s ,a5 asa'
Sn SamiIton 8. finO elm eeutId5er
Sa6er Setter WiiIler, ,lln6 elm oeutfder
Sdnnla6er, SeIir ecu, am Sonnens
ftid 9eltorben. 1a M ae
Der 4rosef in 9ltlanta aeqen oie
Der @rmorOung Slfbburns 9lneefIaaten
iuiro fort9eieBt. 9r. StDtes be3euate,
oaB er gBiLIiam Mufe, einen Der Mnqes
fla9ten, an oeinieIben Nbeno, no ser
Woro in @olumbas beganaen ipur6e,
80 Meilen bon ba arf elmer SSarm
geiprodeit babe. gig l5.Tit0al
SIN cling Sing tYefananib 81. 9. lit
elm Seuer in Der Sdreinermerltdtte
ausgebro9eu uno bat einen She'll fer
@ebaulidfeiten in 9lfde 9eIeat Ser
S9aoen ilt betra@tIi9.
2onbon,12. SuIi.
Oie eneliide YreGe miBbiIIiat eiu<
ltimnig Die 6entofratilden gfomina<
tionen.. Die fammtIi6en 8Iatter linb
beriuunbert, DAB Die Demotraten bem
p0puldriten &rie9er in Mmerifa einen
70 fduaden Ganoibaten tpie seymour
entge9enitelIen fornten. Sic propbes
aeien ben Oemofraten cine un9ebeure
SfieoerIa9e.
13eI Berlin, 12. SuIi.
Su Solge bes giaturaIiiations>
GertrageS auit ben Ser. ct. bat Die
preuBii6e &esierun9 ale Slasen. 9e>
gen amerifaniide abOptirten 8iireer
aufgegeben. lis lstaI.sI & fs5 i3g 5.
nj ,l 8 len, II. Suli. q.
gteid)Sfan3ler bon 8euf bot einenl
auBeritidarfen un0 bitteren a8rief an
Die pdpflide @esieruna 9eldbrieben.
Oie @tnnildung berielbsniit Die inz
neren Slngelegenbeiten Seferrei9S {ei
cine Serlesung Der Selbffdhoi9teit
uno 9Siirbe bes StaateS. slaasl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-18
Gine bentl<be gSeinftobt iat
.-.....l. Mnl8fnrffielr.1

Sen ,0cientiEic 9lnserlcan" eat.
nebnaeu ivir fcleenbe S@iIOeran0 einsr
MnFeoluna bon Beinbauern IN
fornien
Oas Eolpn Sos Muaelos, GalifOrs
nien,. bsbauptst bic 9rObte @einbau. /.
aeaenO in Noroamerita 81 feiH. Das
SSuntp sleiden Raa.ens il hderIidJ
has bliibsn6lte ipwQbI als - bolt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-18

/ 4 I5.. Derl u, 7. SuIt.
Sp Solge bes glaturaliiations>
Gertrages luit ben Ser. ct. bat Die.
preuBil6e &egierun9 ale Slasen 9e>
gen amerifaniide aboptirtei Biirger
aufae9eben. 49, l.--I..L -. i.LI IL
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-07-18

y mo on IL. SuIl.
Yoro StanIeir nnG,te i'm ,6aule. Die
iui@tlge eOliABsihittg; oab III gesng
auf Die, Observation-Disclosures Oie Res
giertfng Der Nniidt Der Ser. gtadten
NeGieritng beitrete. Dse betreifenoe
Bin tuiro ii6rigens nidt In aeaentodrs :
ge. Sisung SUR 8erBdnelun9 fomnen.
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Sheriff s Sale.

C1RCU1T Court, Manitowoc county Oliver
" J. Sherburn rSsinst Abandon K. Clas.on.
IN pursuance and hy virtue Of Judgment
made by the Circuit Court of Nanitowee corn-
~, on the 81 DIV of December 1853 in thc
above entitled cause. sh i SCI x pubic vor-
due II the Court RUase III tse vii &c aud cogn-
ty ii Maniiowoc on the 29th day Of December,
1888, 81 - o clock in the fGrehoen the follow
ing described reai estate situated and lying in
TIE Comfy Of ,Manitowoe and stste Of Wiscon-
sin, described az follows, TO wit The west
h7lf of the north east quarter Of Section eight
Is in Township number nineteen 10 in
Range number twenty-,xo 1871, combining
eighty go acres more or less according 10
government survey.
r. BLAKE, Sheriff.
Dated Nov 18th, 1858.
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Lyons Periodical Drops!
TIE GREATFEH4LERENED
FOR R{TyEN

These Drop- are a scientifically comrcy,r. ri
fluid prepare ion, aud better ti,,H aEg Pills
Powders OF Nosirin,s. Being li1rid, tl,cir
action Is ;irec, and positive, renfcrits t+cp,
reliable speedy AID perfect -Uecit,e srr tie
er-~ CT all ..rHetions ini -nrprc-st"irs II
n.tur-. Their ruini-- liy ia n ;3c.led ny ,i,e
fhct that over 10 1fU bottles are lrussilr
sold end consumed hy the l,dics 0! The tinted
States. every one Of whca speHk in ire
strongest terms Of praise Of their great r,cri,s
They .rc rapidly king he place C ever.
other Fcm>ie Remedy, and are considered hy
I'll who sne. hUyht a. them, 81 the sGrr-;
~-fest and most iufailinie preparation in the
-c1d, fer the cure Of all female complaints.
tie removal of ali Instructions Of n1fure aui
the promotion OF hcal'h, rig laritr sni
Stresgih, Explicit directions Stating when
they my be u-ci, and explain sg when and
Why they ssioui1 rot, nor could not hc used
without producing fleets c0ntra ~ 70 nat-,c.
cho~cn laws, viii h. faRHf cntcf.ily folded
around each bottle, Win the written Signature
of JOHN l.. Iron, without ~aioh none arc
genuine.
Prepared by Pr JoHE l.. LYON. is3
Chape1 street, New Haven. Conn, who con
he consulted either personals, CT by mail.
(cncicsiBy -anp,) concerning all rr,vatc
dl.essos and Frfu.!e weaknesses
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
c. q. CLARK & CO,
Gent Agents for U s. End Canafas.
T. J. Robinson, Agents, Manitowoc, Wis
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I'D M AEAGG

THE undersigned beg to inform the ladies
j Of Manitowoc that they have inst opened
a u ressmGking establishment and Trimmings
store Seventh street. near York, and re-
specially ask examination Of their goods
and prices. Particular attention paid to
Cloakmaking They have all the latest styles
Of Dress and Cloak Patterns. A varied and
carefully -selected stock OF Ladies Furnishing
Goods, suitable to the season, received by last
steamer and now being opened
Mrs NJ NJ X AMSDELL
MRs A. RAASDELL.
Manitowoc, Dec 10, 1868. 2i-4t
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MAMMOTH Bottles ONLY 70 CrvTs-
Euoeuie Hair Resto1er IT,. Cheapest and
Best The Furenic Uuir Restorer eclpses
all known discoveries for the rapidly with
which itroetores gray and faded hair to its
natural color-promotes its rapid and heal
thy growth, prevents and stops it when
falling off, ard is a most luzuriant dressing
for the hair, rendering it soft, silky and
lustrous. Mammoth bottles only IS cents
Sold by most al Druggists.
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Livery and Sale Stable,
C Hill TO N, WIS CONS N

Il he unders;y ned respectfully informs the
/ public that he has established Livery
and Sale Stable at this place Nra hopes by
strict attention 70 business, 20 merit the rublic
patronage. He will furnish fast teams snd
comfortable conveyances, and vii keep horses,
Carriages, wagons and sleinhs for sale Par
ties frem Fond du Lac or Manitow>c &C, who want
fast and fresh teams, upon their arrival here,
to convey them to either Of the above points,
Yill be furnished on reasonable terms.
JOHN III. DOYLE.
Chiffon, Wis, Dec. 10Th. 1863. All
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Notice Of Dissolution,

THE co-rartncrship heretofore existing be-
Il tween the undersigned, under the name
md firm Of Pierce & Slye, Is this day dissolved
by mutual corsefi. The business will here
after ts e-,fied on by 2. J Pierce, who will
pay nj. ,its cvtg by said firm, and who is
alon. su ho~isee arsive and receipt for all
derr Is ield b. sid firm.
p J. PIERCE.
G. SLYE.
8 .-.t,~ 4 h, 1868. 23-st
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etrayed,

E,ROM the subscriber, on or about the First
j. of August. 56s, q RED HE1FER, with
white face and belly tip Of tail also white.
Any information concerning her whereabouts
will be thankfully received by
MARTIN HEWITT.
Franklin Dec Is, 1868. 22-3
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1 8 6 9.
The CHICAGO
Ev ening Z Q Sc.

The success Of the EVENING Posi- for the
pest year is unprecedented in the annals of
standard journalism. Defying the laws which
doom all Newspaper enterprises 10 a severe
struggle for existence during the early part Of
their career, THE P0sT spraDg at once
into position as a Successful and Influential
Journal. During considerable portion ofthe
present year the subscription list has been
trebling every month. The cause OF this At
tering success is no accident. Ii is due, main
~, to these facts
lst. The Post is independent
Cd. It is Live Paper.
Sd. 1t is Democratie-ad7ocating Equal
Rights to al Men--F reedom to the Lnslavel,
and Suffrage fer the Disfranchised.
l4th- 1t does not ill up its columns with long,
prosy editorials
9Th. 1t Talks to the Point, and Calls Things
by their Right Names.
9th. Il Is full of News-Onitting nothing
Important, and inserting nothing void of In
terest.s
9TH 1t is cosby and racy in its Items and
Selections, but seTuguIous TO exclude every
thing Indecent and Morbid.
Sth 1t has always something for the Family
Circle for the I arm and Kitchen for the
Laboring Man for the Scholar for the Me-
chanic; for the Thoughtful for the Gossip
Loving for Everybody.
The DAILY POST VIII be found Complete
Journal of the Times, and indispensable to
those, in the city and country, who require all
the Re5cs, put in such form gs to lose TO time in
reading the superfu0us drivel Of Correspond
ents and Local Papers Its Market Report.
are noted for their Reliability, its Editorials
for their freshness and yie0r, and its News
Iterns for their Raciness and Reliability.
TIE WEEKLY Posi- is made up with much
more care than any similar Weekly in Chicago,
and goc. to its Country Readers Check + ull Of
carefully selected matLcr-the Cream Of the
Daily Issue.
In addition to the News of the Week, md q
choice selection of Literary, Political, Rehz-
ious, Poetcal, A agricultural, Fashionable, Do
msstic, and Miscellaneous Reading, We shall
give in each Number an instsllment Of An
thony 1rollopcs Great Story Entitled,
"HE KNEW He WAS RIGHT"
the Introductory chapter. of which have been
received with great favor in all quarters.
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eH Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure will imme

eH Co.'s Dyspepsia Cure will imme
distely relieve and permanently cure the
most aggravated case Of Dyspepsia, Fiatu-
lency, Sour Stomach, Constipation, and all
diseases Of the stomach and bowels. Ply
sician-, cictRymen and all who use it, Join
Ia unbouDded praise Of its great virtues
Bold by Druggists everywhere. Price
elC0 5r4
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Use THE fsi.Si.-

nR. CLOCK s Exc.ls,or Hgsr 2r-lorcr /.
= The best preparation ,,T--.nt -! to the
p'.biic tor he hair, oat ihs .rv rticie pu-se~.-
my All the merits ci..iInad isr i.
tt s,sssis,s str.T grow ..sn rrl,:
sss,.;tEs.
Arrests tn falling cff or turning SrGs. cures I'll
3i.sasGs ct the scalp and yoJk"s harsh, ~iry
hai- beautifully loft and lu2Url1nJly glossy; but
above al is thu marvellous fapiiiiy with which
agay st Is ~ skcninrrs
To its rislnal colcr Use /: a few times and
10! your gray hairs have disappeared as If By
magic.
=: T. ret Es.
But strikes at ths roots Of he hair. supplying
them witi new life and coioring matter. IL IL a
much better dressing than oil or por,ttGIn, and
avoids their icietcrioiis effects II - elegantly
pcrfumed Is silly applied nd ism all respects
agreesble ~ the senses II after a fair trial
this does not prove 10 be the best preparation
before the pubic for the hair, the money will be
refunded. Put NJ in large bottles and sold BY
eli druggists az 5 PER bottle.
Or. +. b. CLOCK, proprietor, Manchester:
Nov Hampshire.
FULLER, FINCH AND fuller, General North
Western Agents Chicago.
T. 4 }. ROBIN SGN, Agent. for Msnito-sc
II 3Inos ch
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I ETEEiNAisT .,Ss.zON
And ftRfffp Factor,

TOHN g. ROBINSON, Veterinary Surgeon
} and Cattle Doctor Member Of the COLLEGE
Of Veterinary Surgeons, Dublin. Ireland. il.
perfectly acquainted With every COMPLAINT to
which Horses and Cattle are subject, snd
has over 40 years practice. Resides one mile
fAonn Nanito~-c. on the NJ. & NJ. Plank Road.
To ne found At T. J Roeinsons' Drug store
rom A. ID. to p. n.
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IN rR0HhTE-ifi EIFoToC COUNTY
L Court. in tie matter ii the estate ct John
hicIn n, deceased. On re ding aud fling ihe
petition OF Paul Uintz o. SAID coun,y, repre-
sen;in:S, among other things, ri on the four
tcenjG dIy Of September, 1865, ,he q i'll de-
ceased contract to convey 20 him, the SAID
pcrii Der, the pTen.irce kno-n ~ the we-:
bAif of the rortheast qu3r,er of section No.
t1rBty-ssx e !. n to"n.btr No. twenty q !,
ncftsi Of I'll lso NJ. tvcnty-one II est. con
tain'ne eisA,y acres Ct rni. and claiming
that he, the stii petitioner. is unli;led to .
conveyance OF sti.i premises o ia, 5ae sand
petitioner. u - ordered Inat sait UetlJi0;
be hoarl before toe iud.esot ghiS Court on
Moud,y. the lIJh d.y q i'ccembcr $40, al
:cH O'Clock IN. at h is office IN tue ~iitHc4 Of
Nj n!foHec IN sand county. Aud i - 'Trff.r
ordered that holce thereof hc published az
successive weeks, before such hearing. in the
MaGitowoc Plot, u s'eea!y ne~ sgaper, pub
lishei At Nauito-Cc in $ III county.
Dated, October 20 1855
Gao. ~ TANKER,
lets CoVn'! .'na9s.
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ego nv the french, and by coEstaht expert
pacntiag, h.s rtsaiied III producing a metal
t-,.. t,l scrUAL WEAK md APPEARAScx, is in
every respect equal to gold
Tie C;.s.s "a: the Wien ~e a1vcrti-e and
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Yah ,.re ot'i..lty care taken Of geld watch,
49, sasrssFxa 50 ~e,r equally - we'll.
f<-s sa-s fsli-l ~eio:, p@tent-ie.er move
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SOFA cares r,f -it;t cad aoHari5
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Gen.-' Ler-c ard Medium size, fun
jcreed. patent lever, with Vest
,hais. to \. tel, 500 60
Ee,,ies' si.s. fai ie~ei-i, patent lever,
with otes,n Leout-iae Chnia TO
match, sac co
Ladies sfn.,,i size very Handsome with
chain 10 match, sl5Co
e.,..t- 10 parties purchasing Gaze cont,in-
iRS SIX watches, We viii give liberal dis
curnt.
&c. T4e Ge,4i-. csn b: purchased sp:y
iE4oa IL or orr A.li4ortsc4 iqsnts.
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