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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best I'm tho
world. The only perfect Dye harmless, reliable instanta
neo Factory l6 Bond atreet
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Keep the Head Cool md the Hair Healthy
Oct q bottle OF CHEVALIERS Life for the Hair at once
Soc how rapidly and pleasantly Il Will DO It's work.
hair To It's original color and stops a falling
out Recommended by physicians and sold by AL druggss
Soc Chevalicrs Treatise the Hair Sent BY mail Free
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, M. d., |, 123 Broadway N. Y.
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CristadOrO,s Hair Dyc.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail aiso applied At No.
House.
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A.-The Great American COnsumptive Rem.
edyDr. WIN. HALLS BALSAM for the lungs In specially
adArted delicate constitutions OF females and young
children, contains opium, which apt
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Royal Havana IsOttery.-PriZes Paid in Geld.
Information furnished The highest paid for Dooubioaa
and all kinds Of Gold and Silver.
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T" "Americnn PopuIar'' Mems Furnishing and
Hat establishment open. Prices completely revolu-
tionzed YAILS Old Stand lAl Fulton street. Exsmins.
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David's Spring Style Of Gcntlemen's Hats.-
292h Broadway, near Duane street.
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Removal.
COMPOSITE IRON WORKS.
HUTCHINSON n CO.,
Gormeriy Hutchinson A Wickersham.)
O1ice aud Samples removed to
e6 Prince street, near Broadway, New York
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door below Canal street.
Sunday werld.
THE DEMOCRATIC SUNDAY PAPER
The Sunday Edition of THE WORLD for to morrow wm
comp,s.e Description Of lbs Bridge bs.een
lvn and kew York Illustrated full sired Engav ingo
he Mammoth Work, and with Sectional Diagrams OF the
dInerenfpars.
The War Of the Railroad Kings Daniel Drew ~ Corus-
Illus Vanderbilt skeched from Life.
The Future OF ,bs Jsws-A Most Striking Article
Two Leading Preachers Done iu Ink Henry wxd Beecber
ana Theodore y Cuyier Ministers and a. Men, =
The Charities Of New yOrk-rhs Nursery and Child a. -.
pia.
The Great Tobacco swndcs-rui Exposure Msde-F sc,s
Figures and Features OF the Fraud
Letters from Europeon Capitals -Polcsl FASH 50 So
ciey Domestic Personal and Miscellaneous News A. road.
Tue La.es. Aspect Of impeachment
What Congress- the Presden, aud the sup" are
Doing
The fa,.., Adviess from Washington and rom Albany
rbe Crmes disasters and Accidents OF ome and ForelVn
Occurrence.
Pull Reports of CITY and Suburban Ne ~s
Cable kilograms 10 TUE WORLD.
A Trade and Marse, Review for the PAST Week.
Accmpse Htpry Of the. Preceding Twen,y.rour Bours
&c. dc.
Ass tor w. suNDAf WORLD.
For sale evervWhere
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Bnbbittonian Penuanship, Pens, PenhoIdorss
lux. Lead Pencils, warranted as whole uneguaed.
BABBITT Bros a John street.
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Revolutions Never Go Bnckward.-This In =
we'll fact The hrst revolution record
and occurred in the Garden Of Eden, ia
the revolution naugurated
In this city headed by KNOX the haer 2l2 Broadway The
rallied his CALL and from the hour he raised his
standard the revolution he insugraed has taken step
baokwad and he stands to-day the moe popular leader OF
fashions In New Yorkls acknowledged the halter, and We
should like the who Knox the halter In the matter
Of hats.
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Essays for Young Men the Errors md
Abuses incident TO Youth and Early Manhood with the hu
view Of treatment and sent by mail free a
charge. Address Howard Association, box r, Phils-
dephia, Pa.
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Wigs, Toupees and Ornamental Hair.-Bese
quality Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng all colors at BA1CHk-
LOR'S, 16 Bond street.
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Fabulous Prices Paid for Old BOOks.-1 90, 900
Books hand. Catalogue Is. LEGGAT BROTHERS, III
knaa IN afreel
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For Moth Patches, Frecklcs aud Tan Use
PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Sold evcsy-
The New York herald., 1868-04-11

Lace Curtains,
M kEirY's, az Broadway
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A.-ward's Cloth LINED Paper Collars and
CUTS, Broadway and Union square also Wholesale ana
retail al 3S7 Broadway.
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Watches, Jcwclry, Diamonds and sIvoys
ware, for sale by GEORGE 9. ALLEN sl6 Broadway ons
door halo Ca Atreet
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r. B. BYNNER L CO.. 1s9 Broadway, NJ.
Ro.sinrs Sweetest Opera Air is Not More
the air & De
sSs s'Ss, nose. Ss Sold soiSf bs al IL druggists.
A.-Ward's Perfect Fitting shirts, Broad
way and Union square; also at Ss7 broadway.
A.-wara'. Cloth Lined Pnper Collars and
Cuns. Broadway and Union square; also Wholesale and
"American PopuIar'' Mems Furnishing and
A.-The Great American Consumptive REM
sssrieS ass.s : :ns yeaas
mo S% 9S o9.
aid building.
Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best in the
n.ua wss Sgy n'.n'
Babbittonian Penmanship, Pens, PenhoIders.
lux Lead s%BsrT Bs6s street.
Craoro: Hair DysrThs The .,I,s Bsst Eyer
David's Spring style Of Gentlemen's Hass.-
2ssh Broadway, near Duane street.
Essays for Young Men ON the Errors and
dsi5ss depSs, Pa '''s'' A'"A'D A''0'A'0'' ''- ''-
% EsAss d T%r s
where
Fabulous Prices Paid for Old BOOks-1 1000
Books on hand. Catalogue l5. LEGGAT BROTHERS, III
Nassau street.
Keep the Head Cool md the Hair Healthy
Oct bottle of CHEVALIERS Life for the Hair at once
Soc how rapidly and peass,n.y VIII 9 90 .s. % wsrs no s,n
by physicians and sold by All druggists
Soe Chevalicrs Treatise the Hair Sent by mail free.
SARAH A. CHEvALIER M. d.. 1,l23 broadway, Nj.
a kEirY's, az Broadway.
COMPOSITE IRON WORKS.
HUTCHINSON n CO.,
formerly Hutchinson A Wickersham.)
Onice aud Samples removed to
70 Prince street, near Broadway, New York
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This pond Is near the house of Dr..
Dosher, some two miles from Camilla.'
one freedman, knownto your CORES:
pondent, stated that he laid last night
concealed in q swamp with four others;
that he heard the white men securing
the woods, shouting, cursing and hrlng:
that he heard the cries and ishrieks OF
the negroes as they were shot down or
torn by the bloodhounds; that two OF
his comrades who became frightened
and attempted to leave the swamp were
shot within his hearing. -
Extract from official report of Msjor
o. a. Howard, 10. s. A., to Col j. r.
Lewis, U. s. A., at Atlanta.
The affair at Camilla seems to have
been a massacre. inclose an accurate
list of the killed and wounded, so far
as known. a freedman, who was q
prisoner at Camilla, but who escaped
during the night, states that he helped
TO remove one dead freedwoman and
four freedmen from the road within 100
yards of the Court House. The white
men, his scaptors, Boosted to new
Corners OF II freedmen killed in one
pond near DR.. Dosher's, two miles from
Camilla. Another freedman took
refuge in swamp, where he lay CON
cealed all last night with two others
neor, him. He heard :during all the
earlier part of the night the white mer
securing the woods, shouting, cursiug
and shooting the freedmen. The pur
suers were accompanied by blood,
hounds. He heard the cries and shrek!
of the fugitives as they were shot, ant
as they were pulled down by the dogs
1 two or the men near him becoming
| frightened endeavored 10 escape, anC
both were shot within his hearing. /
was reported to me as late as O'Clock
this p. M, that up to O'Clock thli
morning, when my informant left
they were still pursuing the freedmen
I with horses and dogs. -,
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Boots, Shoes and Caters.

We call especial attention OF gentlemen
TO our BUFFALO BOOTS IN Calf, French
Calf and Kip. These goods are regular Gus
tom Made, and warranted.
To ladies and misses we offer a superior line
of French and Turkey Morocco and Glove
Kid, Napoleon and
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oRIspApoRo,s HA1R DYE
anTo Owners ! Of Horaee. !,

Thousands OF Horses die yearly nom Collie.
This need not be. DIR. Tobias Venetian
Horse LInIment, in pint bottles. price one
dollar, Will positively cure every case, IL
given according to the directions, when hrst
taken. 1t is warranted superior TO anything
else for Cuts Calls, Sprains; Old Sores, Swell
ings and sore Throat. 1t Is no new remedy,
but of 81 years standing, and approved by
the first Horsemen in the country. Colonel
Philo P. Bush, of the Jerome Park Course,
has used 1t for years, and recommends 1t to
his friends. Orders are constantly received
for 1t, from the Racing stables in England.
1t has stood the test of time, no one has
ever tried 1t but continues It's use. Recollect
to get DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse Iiniment
IN pint bottles, and take no other. Sold by
the Druggists and Store Keepers throughout
the United States. Depot 10 Park Place,
Kew York. sepl7-1md&w
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IEitehie County.

The Union Republicans OF Richie
held their convention on the 18th, at
he Court House for the purpose OF
dominating candidate for House OF
Delegates, the gentlemen previously
MAI. NJ. a. Ayers,) being
Ineligible on account of issufticient res
idencsin the county. Gen. a. S. Core,
received the nomination, and will be
elected by large maJority. He is q
gentleman OF fine abilities and ripe ex-
perisnce; and will represent the county
with credit to himself and his con-
aLItuents. a
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treQnteIldqetrfer.
PunLIC 1EErINas.

senator Wiley has consented to visit
Southern part of the State and will
with Mr.. Stevenson at the appoint
knls of the latter in that region, be-
ming at Charleston October 2. Our
ends at Charleston and Point Pleas
t will bear in mind that Mr.. Garlic
All speak at those points on October
teenth and seventeenth respectively.
II. Carlile also speaks at Fairmont
ctober 6. Morgantown October 8, Phil.
pi October 10, West Union October 90
Hon. Benjamin Stanton, one OF our
for the House OF Delegates
Ill address the people of West Liber'
!, Saturday, October 10th.
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Tribute OF Re.pect.

at meeting OF the Guards Fire Company,
held at their Hall. Monday, september 28tn,
lSGS, the following preamble aud resolutions
were adopted: I'D
WHEREAS, It has pleased the Almighty
disposer ofeYents TO take away, by death,
sud len and unexpected, our beloved
Brother, BARTHOLOMEW LINK, member
Que fellow citizens JOHN p. BRADY ana
THOMAS McCUE, while in performance OF
duty as hremen and citizens; therefore be 1t
, Received, That while we submit with reslg-
nation TO the Will of Divine Providence by
which our brother and fellow. citizens have
been suddenly called away we will
bow with resiguatIon. and VIII cherish
their memory with respect, and
deeply sympathizs with the families and
may be supported from on high In this, their
4cesotreds That in respect to the memory of
our departed brother and fellow citizens, we
days. g.-g-
Rcsotreol, That this preamble and resolu-
lions 0e placed on the Records OF the Conn
pany and printed In the daily papers OF The
city, and That copy Of the same be present.
ed TO the relatives CT the deceased BY the
Secretary. - .'it.a' I17- - : :
We aIso take this method of returning our
warm and sincere thanks to the difierenT
Fire Companies of, the city for the Kind
manner In which they assisted rs In paying
this, the last tribute u respect, 10 our de-
9s " gHESkSY MEYERS.
-s -sp - CHAS. f. KHEYIES,
a- -.t.,,sr JAS. WATSON,
- WA1. u. TAYLOR, flat
L-s a. AtlA -. q. BARYLETH,
Eep29 50. ~ EiY5 Z COMMITTEES.
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MCGABE, BUsHPIELD q KRAFP

1T " 1111l-4444NOl vs. Va
$500, And Druggists generally.
AN ann mphiets with testimonials to be had al
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It's Wonderful Cures and cura-
tive Powers.

IHNHE GETTY5BURG SPRING COMPANY
L. announce that they have completed ar.
rangemen@ for supplying the Gettysbnrg
meqlcA water on a scale commensurate
WITH tne demand: Physicians and lnVahds
ossulnB lnformatton as to the Therapeutic
Ynine and virtue of this WATER VIII, ON ap-
pucaGlon To the Office OF the Cornpan or
any OF the Druggtsts' stores, be FURNISHED
with printed copies of statements OF Inyalids
and repol Is OF eminent medical men asIo iiS
CURATIVE EFFECTS, the only unerrine
IeSI OF the value OF any water or medicine.
9nsy are also referred 10 the thousands Of
lnVauds and their medical advisers Ia every
paIS OF me country, who have, since the
general introduction OF this WAFER amopg
the people some six months AGO been c1TeI
py us use OF distressing or fatal nalaClies
1niS combined testimony establishes be-
yond All reasonable doubt the gu periorftY Of
t SnLs .M;AEHh as remedy for Rheumatism
Sou6g gravel dyspepsia, Kidney, Urinary
1bEoncnlali Liver and Bowel Diseases, Obi
I99usnessI Hc.il 4Catarrht Neuralgia, and
nervous Disorders, over all others KNOWN 10
tne materta medica, or found In the mineral
springs OF modern times.
" mas peen demonstrated in a number of
lnSStanceS TO possess the power OF solving
CAIcu4os or stone in the bladder and the
nIate deposits or chalk stones formed bV
hhenmalism, Gout and Gravel and al 1oeT-
medical science and the .Tn0st calahraIed
mineral WateI6 have hitherto only proyiCied
PaluatlveS. Also, of arrestinR the progress
II II not permanently curing, AiDumenuriaS or
BItghts disease. : - - vs.
a, Ents WATER is confidently claimed to he.
me only mineral spring wafer with which
great and remark lie cures have feen sfiRoI-
ed away from ifs source. 49, 1890
s. HePot % Liberty strRet, New York For
. Il
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MARRIED.

BRIsroR-aIOoRE-A -Mauoh. chunk,
on the 2lth of August, 1855, by the Rev. An
drew q. Cross, or BAlumofe, Afgjor ]. H.
BRLsToRt FreaSuFeraoft the state OF West Va,
TO Miss JANE BnsWELIsg only daughter OF
the late Dr., William b. moore, of Baltimore,
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DARIUS R. MANGAlr, President. ~
--4 JAMES MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST on ali Daily Balances,
subject TO cheek at Sigh. SPECIAL DEros-
IT'S for Six Months, or more, may be made
at five per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders, comprising many gentlemen
OF large 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 smallamt UNITS, and permits them
to be drawn as whole or in part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and WITHoUTNoTICE, allow
ing Interest N ALL DAILY BALANCES, par
ties throughout the country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantsges of security, convenie see and pIoft.
Jels-6md6w
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Tnformation Wanted,

fG1HE FOLLOWING INFORMATION IS
i required Immediately by Messrs. JERNE-
GAN, HAMMOND, and CLEVEbANDI No. 16T
Broadway, New York, Attorneys for the
Executors ofthe late Horatio Ward OF Lon
don in the United States: The name or
names OF any and all "Asylums" or "H ONES"
that were founded prior 10 December 9th, A.
d. 1855, or within one year subsequent TO
a pril 18th, 1857. the date OF Horatio Wards
de .th, in the stale of West Virginia, a loyal
State, for the orphans by the late war for
the restoration OF the Union, and IL there be
any such Institution or Institutions in said
State, the date and manner OF formation
and names Uf the respective TreasureIs or
Trustees thereof, or other person or persons
duly authorized to receive a Legacy by the
Will of the late Horatio Ward OF London,
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po6RNG's sUNRfVAnIlsHE4 BAKING
- POWDER. The best ,inEtatema1keeAnd
aCwaya gives sstizfaction. Rprp
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aleip AapErttsemeuts.
Fnnnd.

a LARGEKEY, SUPPOSED ToBELeEG
IN to Safe. which the owner can Obtain
at this oficeby proving same and paying ioE
1 fiFaiveFtf9ement, FGep29flt
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ESSAYS FOR xoUEG MEX.
On the Errors and Abuses incident TO
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hui
name view of treatment and cure, sent by
mail, free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
sep23-Smd6w
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Executors Sale

0F REAL ESTATE, HOUSEHOLD and
" KITCHEN FURNI1URE, on TUES.
DAY MORNING, at ten O'clock, October 9Th
at the front door of The Court House, the
following described property: One Dwelling
House on the east side of Market street
lately the residence OF. Mrs. Mary O. Leech
deceAsedj one Dwelling House on the south
side OF Centre street, now In the occupancy
the west side OF Main street, near quincy, al
present occupied by a. NJ. Burke q Co., and
w. j. Cots & Co. GisEIt,-sz 1n 6s1JT
ON Thursday morning, October 9Th at ten
o'clock q. M, Will be sold without reserve
the entire Household and Kitchen Furni-
ture of the late Mrs. NJ. O. Leech. Also, one
eastern bnilt Family Carriasa, for.one or two
horses. The sale of Furniture Will take
place at the late residence of Mrs. Leech.
1eTms made known on day OF sale.
STAOMAS HUGHES, Executor
OF MARY y. LEKCH, deceased.
GEO. K. WIcRHAaI, AuctIoneer.
Eep29-l0t
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The extreme poverty of the people
OF the Southern States for the last four
Drive years has forced them to new
fields OF industry for means to live, and
among other new things made market.
able, we observed by a statement in the
Richmond Enquirer, is the gathering
of Sumac, which has become an article
of considerable commerce. Large
quantities of It are gathered in the
counties of Eastern Virginia and sent
To Richmond, Alexandria and Frede-
ricksbnrg for sale. These are dried
and packed In bags, aud sell readily
for from one dollar and seventy.fiye
cents to two dollars per hundred
pounds. Itgrows spontaneously, and
the crop ofnext year is improved by
breaking of the growth OF the present
year. tits used in tanning leather and
asa dye stun. Large quantities of 1t
are exported to Europe. after having
been finely ground and packed In bar
rels. Thus we have another source of
wealth open to the industry Of our
people, and aiding, though in a small
way, to increase the national income.
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ME-. sEENouRis said to have ,s,s.
graphed to Pillsbury, the Democ rs,S =
candidate for Governor in Maine.
This is terrible. Where are the 81,
tories You promised ,us3H s--->-'.'F
Mr.. Seymour recently declared tina
he had been aplunged into a sea d
troubles" BE evidently came npot
an inhosPitableooassh Jwhere.ho neaehet
the Maine land.
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Lane Back.
NEW YORK, Nov. 90, 1859.
T. ALLCoCK & Co.-GenHemen: IIatsIy suf.
fered severely from weakness in my back
Having heard your Plaaters much recon-
mended for cases OF this kind, procured
one, and the result was all could desire
A single Plaster cured me in week.
YourR, respectfully, JIG. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of The Brandreth House
Principal Agency, Brandreth House. New
York. -..
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MIsHIERIS HERB BITTERs

+.
as means of combating and overthrowing
the predisposing cause is apparent. It is an
invaluable antidote for the human system
that is unfortunately affected with any cpl
demic virus; and such is its wonderful re-
sistent power that it efectually protects the
physique against the eyn tendency of an
Imprisoned atmosphere. or any morbid In
huence which predisposes the body 10 the
reception of disease. 1t is, therefore, the
true remedy for everyone whose situation
or Surroundings are not favorable to the
preservation of health.
Sold every where.
DIR. s. b. HARTMAN & CO.,
Solo Proprietors, L ancaster Pa,
And No. 20. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
seplS.2w.s a
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AIkO1 a IuII assorLlnentoL
GROCERIES,

always in store, which offer tothe trade at
lowest wholesale prices. 81.
T-1 ~ - JOSEPH sPEIDEL,
sep29 No, 4S Main street,
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THE New York Sun is seriously Dis
GUSHING the question whether Mr.. Soy
monr ought not in justice to his party
to withdraw from the ticket. The Err
press being wrathful over the SUCCESS
ton, the Sun retorts that the suggestion
did not originate with 1t, but that it
has been quietly talked about by many
prominent Democrats in that city. At
tho recent meeting of Congress it was
n matter OF discussion with the Demo.
cratic members how they could get
Blair of the track. The Democrats are
in a quandary. The withdrawal OF
their present candidates would be such
"A confession of defeat that no other
nominations could possibly help the
falling fortunes of the Democracy. On
tho other hand, they are sure of defeat
II they keep them on the ticket; SO
they are bound to be beaten any way,
and they already recognizes the fact.
Better withdraw from the fight alto
gether, gentlemen.
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wed YIr,,Inin ChronIcIe,

We learn that Mr.. t. j. Young, for
merly an emPloye of the INTELLIoEN
GER, has become associated with Mr.
A. b. Rohrbaugh in the publication Of
the Vest Virginia Chronicle at Grafton,
Mr.. Young has had considerable ex-
perIonoe In the newspaper way and lisa
young gentleman OF talent. We trust
he may be altogether successful in his
new field. The Chronicle promises TO
become a permanent institution, and
we trust 1t may. 1t is doing good
work out there and deserves TO be sus-
taIned.
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"A person need not travel far to dis
cover that the Democrats are now a
great deal less inclined to boast OF their
prospects than they were a few weeks
ago. II Is evident that the party are
becoming pervaded with the idea that
their claims have been hollow and
mat The foreshadowings of their defeat
are nnmistakeable. On the other hand.
among the Republicans, there appears
on an slesa, ingthe Press, among the
speakers' at party meetings, and AMONG
voters generally, u greatly Increased
assurance ofthe eleetionof Grantsh. :
great majority OF the States.
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SpetiaI Natees.,
Predisposing Causes of
Disease.

The causes of disease are general and par
tlcular, affecting one or many persons.
Now, as the condition of the body is easily
disposed under variety of circumstances to
the action of disease, the Importance OF
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Flour, Coffee & syrups.

onn BRLs. ATLANTIC. MILLS FLOUR.
HUUs 100 bbls. Snow-Droptamily -four.
Is Pure Rye flour. So 81
90 bags Rio Conee.
IS bbIs Syrups.
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InmEasE INCREAsE OF SALES.
Allcock's Porous Plaster.

Where one was solo a few years ago,
a thousand are sold now.
They strengthen, warm and invIgorRte the
part upon which they are applied, and re-
lieve nervous affections OF the bowels, Ium-
bago. pains of the side, and usually all local
pains. In affections Of the kidneys they are
of great service.
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