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3wsttsr G09:
1ieuttdd, Den 81. 1ufi 1868.

NteIltfN0' ptH IT. @JNll I0Vot
nubrfrlb: 9triamnluna rer StuReH alt rem
IO-i2 ubr: 6pnt0S.16eGrn auf bic >6stre "
an wslhem uur Mitolster, tir I'M BenPt fer MdrIe, ahl'
til bis /. Sdnuur 1859. int. theiInChnifh ZURICH
Vrtisic0cIn lis & ubr abenet.
6Ubr: @erthetlune Ter 1clelprtue. ,
ubr: 8rEuun1 hes StHgentSnt8s NH UniSu8 an'
Fem Betploee nit Mtnlt. ,.
Zen oonicn lua btuturh GpuJsrtsDtGiit, p%rctutttc'
rcn br SrGre,tuni!estn Nitlie ] ourniairC rGP hes Sell
tdn;erS Dan Npme.
0tarirncttcR. ! tcater.
9arruhcl. Sdptnee en-. Nrltste,m,tt9ihiAttn. MT.
,,Gir fleiucr Spmmis sSit",
QpTt Won n. e. Gbrner nit 0tiong.
Die aauIe @cicGiblft Writ nit.
OuRr: gttenbs 5~dbieotr.
illumination. Splenetecs 6%sutrwtrt.
SIM l~an,iGlru ~brilanttr Bal.
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Gin duitr pdafrt-tr. sulen, ptIttr fflfnNdrlIj no
elmer autcn AuHeftdit t~rfrcni. 0~ranilci te1 GHarn.
tbAmers VI tie llriltt ttS gtgflUs. RIG Wiritn "
'it. 2i3. HpTesGecntr. llTtl
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Gin sidrr,tftas ais . eant. Ilat ~sgfraSsh ts y.
Tam, Rr. 100. g~turh.Gbfulr. u7o-lJ
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Gnltimnrcr 9irhcrfrnni.

aGe ottipe Mttslteser, wctte teutc n0t n,6t ra6
Wcoeiuo %utreifen rerten erirafne crludt, etn, Ssatae'
uNrs uHietes alttn p~aiipen MIt9lttees s. Sd,iott bet'
}" grriamnlnna int lrausrfauft, Re. 37A 2aras
YET N'LNE III. N. 3hfnist. Ger.
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UerIduat.

Gun garftever, ptldrr Me truftc fpwit aat II, tr8s
TIDE Spratt fpftbt. Ra6wfraBtH ede FER Waltz
mprcI une Hcpnbticanhr. N1ll
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WcrIanet:
GIN Wabusr. staamtraotn In Nr. 50i. ftotes
tti !. 0Gi6. (IO-ll
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3u urrhauttD uaO 81 urrmtrtbtn.
IN pcrFdufcu.

49, puRf 90 ,gtdlnr @adittublultr fr frtni .'f
Hi tanbc. ie,t36 Simmer Uub NtNf NHdct cath T..
Ell itHt. Wtlds Sl1-ls mcndUldr Elcltr b. HftI.
&raRHpRl N 81 rrc brsHifre Tte.S fi2 v tttf.
Ftt gittlrfiru S Sarrtt, VI. III, net.
HabC rppGTtllr. t1l-gl
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Geritciserangen.
Smrh =. -. @oper

Smrb q, -. 0opcr.
ssssA 2sbr piinid)eus,ptrtbes Wpbnbatts an
HM her ranl;, ndbe her Niiuttr.
.Mk1- gm Witnpod,, ttn %. Suit 1865 Ndhniil'
taas AZ ltr, wtrtt ID an Stt II. SIelt ttn uathstsne
ttitrt.ttrtu fttr rinitHsrsribtn @runbplde TeFfdH'
fen, nGmllh:
Den aanltn pl0V mi, Gttauttu on Ter eutftitt Ter
@aninr. 1855 BuR ptRiih srH her aunfr. Ntiteen. an
ter SantNr, 1885 au6 trttt II. 81. Bn8 ttet Dtbtnt. Eat
Yeb6ue,, glr. 1913, Rdrtlr tttebi In eintu, bRtl6tn
lnt autetbauten az abdiatn Vad0ttr'g prtntarie ",
gadieiu Sintstsstdntt Gas w.. spaNtr nit onetrn We
autmlihttittn idr tine Mantle, Sperant I'M PETS u; ~
@runtmititt aui ten ganirn gldS SlS.f3. ctnsienihs'
rehi uutthrtittar, unt Vsdg icaittd.
Observation-Disclosures, eaorlatlura.
Gam. y. cipocr. Multi
n7l-D Mr.. 81. Bdlttrprtar,
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nfnrr DaNpfrGln.
alfnn6r.- Dauuertin llr. z.

Ia inter tieicm glamen elm reaer gaurerett grarnN'
bet it, nnt Sien,tas. TEN 81. q. @ts; dc iSet;s YIN,
ss,I ~ n II wSrSsn ale Sitieniael, melte I'D eiret, 8ttsu
SSrer anl6isfen wpden eriutt, lei 81. Dun, Gds
genns Ii. Dpperitr., ib Elm ufneen, tnrsrt rur nPf
enise Nuttelle III baten tne. n.u
Is. 6raus, Staem.;
17n Il. &rebs, SIR.
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Gin outer edttretisNt. gGtiufrdssn in VT. i7o,
WihauIfblr, tlI0-l)
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seianntlnad]nng tlir ste,Ist.S a9lsr!

8efanntmadnng fit Ste1er> 3abler f!
MppelIdttonS, = teicrs Oertbt.
Steuer,abIer, welte Won hen Gnrfhetbthse Der lesten
gNeiersn a~ppedirt baten. fub hermit tenatri6t ts'. has
bic app.aatipuen h6 10 iebr a~nsetauft baben. sas Is
un,nbalth Ii. in zen reetlmdsi8en sisnneen biste Wy
fpfprt Al %erIesiaen. Das Geribt II testalt. Infatts
bic pisien ibnea utsrwiefensn 5alea pbne bic sroste
sGrtrd,elt ime Wubs al ,utnattn.
SSteier gtridt mirS sestaib a.niadt, nm ben Steusr.
, ,at(trn al peri6ern, tas has @ertht bernatt N. alien
Betteilieten cine unparteiiife gerudi6hsun1 we IN
selsaenhsiten ~ s~erdbren, pbales9 einiat Mehate sara.
= Der ~peratleu mtreen, psrtuneen NIT ten gerrtnlintn
Bareau. @efbiftea 5eta!b btie 8aae ale reutetrt
,tpcrben lub. rrirs ben setbeiltattn MadrtGt faspn &C..
asben. No. Ecale 8. Nid,arSfpn,
Getp ii b ". Gibbs,
- Midyare 6. aNtnS,
@db,er res Gppelatirns.S teuerserttts.
GT.3.5.T. 9.Si.3.5) hnh f
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0eibdftss0crfauf

Gin rttr IWd SsgItu irHrtu tl ittr y~tniabitt mt
lttbtts @rttiit %trtaltru iur s4Do; muIer at ta Cor
taRti6tn Syrate btp iRtut ittn. N4dt mttt fb tel
Hnhrcae 2fcicinRcr,
drittr. gGutT's rplcl, edf tCt Sdittrns"g.
HTt-a) me SutsGrctUrar,
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Supcm III %pcrfnufen,
SIItrS Napicrl

a4S pie. out afbllttntr hebrdiidbc Shpsn glcurt
esriT. Runpdrelt uHt gici - inc t'biA IN ~rtriaIitu.
9AttEss uHitr gtityt N. ~ Ia tr Hrp. %. @iatirs.
tl4S-b
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nnteraaltaMaeA.
cit.&rUNraHtm:
Grftr I0N.
mpntdo Sru 90. Cluli 1868:

W(pntao ocn 20. SJult 1000:
: ubrfrub p%rdjtS: 0erlammhiha er NasI''
SUrperitNpCu I'M SlupiaulrtiEr ("Stttral' NaAt' e
Ganitr., iommt,it mir Sut NM Jeesr, cine welNt "lf'
maup mt 3UBe tti6encu tarf.
s u|krprdktS: Atmdrih TT Trritlltcn unler @h'
iIbrmtg brs 6titmaritals Stipp luo letatr Nlliiehleh
Rtttrt nre rduntbal Ut Nttrte IN &rlitnt NIT zen ps5,t.
tcucn Sh0eeu, nit zen bettcu gtrlIerrrE elS ears ~"
@apiir. purt Gap. nod Biptttc NtNbs, Pratt, Senns
Str. ilber &ahtrn Gyc., Srearwdp, Sfdintsltr' pmaHt'
Iru ecmtdres, Treysr, Nal tlnCrt', @harr FFditt
Gutaws, 9aliimrrrlr, tauu utGr 6rhnil'r <NNdJf n1N
IGpsttrs &Utaps, Nintticrs Galrert "aptt''. eaYtt'
btab tuln 6ctrlael Nut Stlntr Node NIT Hte6eNSs" 0"H'
men unt Wlridmufi.
PEI AUtuuit hes 3unts aui rem 6c1rilge tsltrht eds
riet2iai,fen are QrctSttgelr fir tds yutltt. m.
I2uhr NiittuIf: Observation-Disclosures FUR te SH'''
SurNerihgttu aUf tie S6cttcn u u. y.
2ubr Ridm. Wdrtrnttt'n Sbehtet' WeTNeNNn9'
q utr prreuttipn ttS ttrHbntti Stutdhitt' S"h
8uIpt. atrdput lite GhanplcH OF HmeTttd." mu
4 ubr; ptpNutttrn ter 8rUBst lrnPejtHAiIerth @'He'
wilde Spurniaire.
5 ubr tcNtIdc QheaterprrHcuAHA PtF Sp'"''' I"''
G,iptitnft in.
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MnsWartige Ma3cigcn,

an Drrmrn.
AA ,Sotcl DC rG,nrupe."
TitTfs vet SIN. Sari uueuit Sdiutie lrt - Slb.
rem atfutrtr Selel tr1er 1liit ruttr turA stn ariali
ttr . s{dbbartdiisf trS Srn. NdiiR terult g%trsrtitt
sas I'D taNtlte Ten crata Gtat!iiemsuts 1UiNfi1rtt
wureis an bic ettie 0tllrt taEf. = Aitt Rem Hotri rne
rdFrn, z rtibbSuitru uub Cat tanfattpokuntu ptittl
Naes ben I'M Siuis auf lGneers eeer iuFpre oct pgr'
neaecn @dntn iepe a~nRfbmliblttt bltirI. -Sf NJ tAtcr
edt ;. SptsI DC Trurppe" hem @thtrcHct ttf Br'tt-
len gubiiums in issts 8tiebana aRatieactlliff ~ tr-
pisbisr, igldi q. . aRcn NJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18

9pti autt SautFiiutsr In @r. 800, GG.Elrnumsut
udbe GarcIiHttr., brt Z. Ncd. U7l-2l
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Bum Grnhinacr sGnacrfcit

fuS G rturi,ns .Stlets (alttta auf unbthinlmte 7ett) tnr
II. 90 IN ba6cn lei Gcp. y. StIiubddp,
Rr. 10, gDef gllttmcreir.,
nfa.1n &te ttr Noitcffte Mgtnue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-07-18

81, Rrrtsr;s. MI, CONF tGr 0lcrr nit r'criibti0er
tp1ht. and IN einc1t arcsreu hicr'cr. tattrIelhal e
rdnenr. IT iciprt rtlia III %rertdGlci' Nid'iH.trS}nn III
Hr. III E,nI re-, mn. Guldr IT,. lljS-lS)
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gterter SAG.
SnrncrftGa. Scm %. SInli 1868,


SprncrftGs. Den 23. sui 1858.
Bon Ii rtr @crmittaaS his II lhr afenss:
Gpn5rrta une 3dnjmult,
lie ubr QtsiS. SEQ H..
i utr Wtttdgs: @rpfcs Rcff' Bdnanef.
3-6 Ubr: preiSibteEeu tHr hte lNmeh.
Ten ponjtn IGs bireurh Gcnert'M iultt; Prptht.
ttpnen her Irayey RtNitleriu ulilte lpurht0're mn RES
ScittlnitrS Dan Srwt.
WiariGncttens IbedtCr.
G ubr: " eIegtrtteluna an he Naiitn.
q ub E @iette 9%prltcluna her Win|el1hta @elsul'|ai'i
Hber UrfprunB hes @rrbMfbfhS"
Ypis epn N. y Wbrner nit GelInl.
Die San,s @eftuihiit wirft nit.
o ubr 2ebcute 3IblcauT.
illumination. SplcneIecs 5%tncrrttt. Jm I~anld|cN
tr,llduter Wad.
S6MGicierIittctt' AbmaJit nit Mutt.
G,rc ausieth. nte Yrlieimdft mtre Ir TutrehtA0l'
tuna her Crenun3 ,NGeacn iett. Nniictiss Gbaratlere
erbaltcn un,er Ietncr %eGinlWna 3ulrit
Der Yt'B II ldgltt nm S llhr NlrraetS bis ii uNr
NadtS pTeu. Der G6luB Wirb al Iieten. Nbene epth
Iarcnsuifule p~etiapeiat werteH unb bat iotaun Jeeer'
mann ben II 3 ~ %pCrldIen.
Die Stapttnbn sScmplsrie pire pdbrens Ger BehtaAc
cine ~beptuteNe NrE6ere Hn,abl Hars tic Stlalr Nrdc
binausiditeu, I'M Seeerrtanu 0elc8tnhcIt ~ 8ebth pe'
aueun bindHS nm heretr III tsldlNth.
SGs Grctiiio:S %rrnitc:
5r. q, Reeeu9srb. @spr5 Seri. ". y. Sitpper'
q. &uNttf. 81. Sfulme9er. &it. Strpt.
Sob. Better. tl6s-75D
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Baltimore Shlbtn-W r(eu(h0tt.
&~oriGuIigc Nn3cige.

snssu Tas Iet,G cnt'c 1T tartt bsifafitat, Gin reid.
sai isss VrOaramm rorisltGer, unb mirh glss anl8s.
sctenS rer{sn, tog %utthm turH rcue SsIuIitGun9sn ~
uterroidcn. IT.
C16Q-Tl1 NJ. W. SDnW, SttFs
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3u pcrfGufcn.

Cine nul ctnotrtftcit Wtrttitdfi hti rstr rtue Ss'
ten. Ndtrrtt IN Nr. J2g 2hhISVrffrd
IINQ IN
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tITl,3,b,f.
Sd,critfssT crfauf,


~ an Beige tipts pru rem &cn'ron pltaf'St.
rittt fur te Siatt paltimpit In her ala8t re
ASdmutt Spdyt Hin, apminttydtrr tts rtritrfrtntn
1pb. uRsruer Rciubptc atscr ttr Scrrpaiter Der
Teutidb,nseu sIutb. u. Tcters ; 1irdbsn ) Vefsiti
fd,ait Der S,att Baltimore %tridNrntu Vsltussetfsblt
tsreri 8acias). bate Id iimGiiiihe Neh'e Nuip'ttt
ust antbtiIs her ttGagteu Befidettn an unt auf tolatr'
hen glat NIT Gsbauts iaifri unb tn Belt stapftn'tn,
ndmliti
Nm Ter Wrrtftlts her Bpntar. In ttrtr GniftrhaHe spu
0 Sue, nrrtti6 rem Nnfans bar ,rtitr firit %tesithtgtn
9ttils he's ptatts sr. 6a6, wtlhe in elmer %lrtlute ron
O, prs gpias an 9ioot Turner sru q. Wal 1857 unt
tn qtbtr 90, y. Mr.. u. NJ, Col. 2i4 ttn8ttrdeen, an'
tangent, ssnn nSrtlib ldnss Ter eer tfr.. 3s fut bun
atb,ne, tam wifltth rdraatt NIT her Bdnilr. SO But,
bann lltIia parallel nit Ter Sprefr. 3s bds II. eann
5fitdt IN srassr 9iuit bic iur Aufansf punit.
llne Id made hermit %tttannt, raB Id am Wcntaa.
teu 10. NusuN, uRttlass IL ibr an her Strttisbanf,
tbdre statn eaartabiune an ten wltiftitttuttn en-. ttn et.
iammitn dnibtil hrs ttfaateu S,flasttn an ettn bt.
britbentmSranttiatn bum r~triittatrn laftn wtrtt.
acknowledgement gaarlatIuus. B
.. III. Tapts. S6trtf.
Q. 9B. Ssnnttt \ 60, Huft.
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@rpB=s tannn beg II. 8. 81. 81.

Ten gean,ten ,tnt 1italttecru. fppie ben Reprdien.
tanten her urtereerrtnelen StNmire CUR 3ad'rtdt, taB
lei her mprarn Mbeno fattfnseuten @erfamnfurs bic
8abl u. Ginietun5 Ter gsarntsn fur has ndhNe lau'
' 81. dprh, @r.s Shriftf.
Mp @riter bic eas Srsensieif in pbiiabelptia nit
feteru Rotten, mSarn f6 taltist bel mir nsleen.
' " u7D
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Nf,irtb,d,oft M pcrfoufcu,

gNtRtn MISUNDERSTANDING tHI " btltl Uut Na1l'
arien VI iritibafttu t,nit ~ pCrt0Uip ~ Wr. 200,
ihet Nnniir.. ypttea ercatpap Il. HsNstr.
GiO-ll
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llrllrr Dannfrrin.
y;iprtr Srutld,c rcfprrrIrte %tDcniciit6t.
nlornlnn0- nnuprrein lit. 6.

Inter pbiarmI glamrn mrrte an, IA. b. Wts. elm neuer
ps rtin I'M ettafe tes Sru. 6. Rueet, Ode gdrplins. unb
Panflr. ~crdauifrt bic 9tsiluohnte mar eine br %srfrsi-
ii6e. TG6lsn Diehfds. 81. Sui. Ntsrts 8 ubr. rer'
b,r lie 9eamten ern6tlt. unt tds Gin %drcibpelb ent.
a~taensermmen. gGe, bic tei,uirettn winitcn, finb ttn'
Spborn Hutel. rrrp. grdi.
071-3) SarI Grrf, prov. Ger.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-16

nS- SCIENCE ADVANCES.-AS SOON AS
an article purporhng to be Of utility has been tested,
and its merits endorsed by public opinion, unprin.
cipled parties endeavor to replensh their depleted
purses by counterfeihng and substituting spurious
for the genuine article. Some time since, mercury,
in the disguise of pills, powders &C., was gwen for
all diseases of the stomach and liver while quinine
was freely administered for the chills. At length
HoSTETTER's STOMACH BTTTERs made its ad.
vent, and an entire new system Of healing was In
augurated. The beneficial effects of this valuable
preparation were at once acknowledged, and mine
rnl poisons suffered to sink into that obscurty to
which an enlightened age has consigned them.
There have been many spurious Bitters pamed up
on the community, which, after trial, have been
found perfectly worthless, while hos LETTERS has
proved blessing to thousands, who owe to 1t their
restoration to health and strength
For many years We have watched the steady pro-
gress of HOsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERs in
public estimation, and its beneHcent effects as cure
for all complaints arising from the stomach, of
morbid nature and We free to say t4at it be
relied upon as certain relief and remedy. It's pro-
prietors have made the above preparation, after
years of careful study and sitting and are now reap.
ing the reward claimed by this valuable specific. and
which they SO richly merit 1t is the only prepara-
ton of the kind that Is reliable in all cases. and 1t
therefore demands the attention of the afflicted.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-16

BE- BILLS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE
OF SOUTH CARoLINA.-DABNEY, MORGAN &
90. VS.. THE BANK OF The STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLNA.-oFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY,
CHARLESTON, Goth May, 1s8s.-The attention Of par.
ties who have presented, may hereafter present.
to this Office BILLS OF THE BANK OF The STATE
OF SOUTH CAROLINA is specially called to the fol-
lowing extract from an amendatory order made in
the cause on the 10th May, 1868:
!. "An persons presenting claims In the above
case, including the holders Of Bills or Bank Notes.
are required, IN addition to the proof of the claims
to render into the Masters Office statement, veri-
fed by affidavit OF the time when the same cameinto
the possession Of the holder and the consideration
paid therefor.
@ at is further ordered that all parties who have
presented or shall present. their claims before Mas.
ter TUPPER before the 1st of June, shall be allowed
until the 1s day of July nert with which to supply
the statement as to the fime the claims were acqur
cd and the consideration paid for them; but nothing
in the order contained shall be construed as extend
ing period for Presenting claims beyond the 1st
day Of June.
8. "It is further ordered, that neither the amend
ed order, or the orders hitherto made, intended
to conclude or in any way prejudge the rights or
equities of the parties to this suit y"
JAMES TUPPER, Master in Equity.
say The Cincinnati Commercial, New Orleans
Picayune, New York Journal of Commerce, and Au.
gusta Constitutonalist will copy once week until
1st July and send bills for payment to Courier Office.
May % ftu12w1 )
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-16
AnAir.<inE EVirginia.

R1cHMoND, June 15.-The case Of Jno. H..
Anderson, Collector Of the Fourth District, and
Others, charged with conspiring to detaud the
government, was concluded before Judge Chase
to-day. After t.Le argument, Chase delivered
lengthy charge, and pronounced sentence, as
follows: Anderson fined SIC, 900, and two years
IN penitentiary; Psttenson fined 5000, and two
years in penitenhary; Elsom fined 5000, and
two years in penitentiary; Gouldman fined
$4,000, and one year in penitentiary. The par
ties were carried to Libby prison, where they
win remain until 1t iss determined what peni-
tentiary they shall be confined in. Anderson
is nephew Of Hon. John Minor Bolts. An
derson and Gouldman were both formerly
officers in the Virginia penitentiary.
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.6nntr. I'm New Orleans. .

New ORLEANS. June 15.-General Buchanan
has relieved the Gas Company from the action
Of General Banks, order Of March 15, 1854, re.
curing said company TO transfer to the Quar-.
termasters Department all stock standing or
their books in the name Of persons in tho civil
or military service sof the rebel goTsrnment
AN such stock, together with unpaid dividends
which have accumulated since January, 1856.
are released from the restrictions Of said order.
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THE Most PERFECT Iron TONIC.
prepared from calisaya bark and pyro-phos-
phate OF iron, possessing the valuable proper
ties of iron PHOSPHORUS and calisaya, without
any injurious ingredients. AS q preventive to
fever and ague, and as tonic for patients re-
covering from fever, or other sickness, it can
not be surpassed. It is recommended by the
most eminent physicians. Prepared by Hege.
man & Co., New York, and sold by all respect
able druggists in the United States.
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aSNEW MARRIAGE GUDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men. Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases. incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address DR.. ]. SKnLIN HoUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Jnnr,ary 81
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m YOUNG LADY RETURNING I,

E@ A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO
her country home, after sojourn Of few months
in tie city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place Of coarse rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby con plexion OF almost marble smooth
ness and instead twenty-three she really appeared
but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause Of 30
great change, she plairly told them that che used
the CIRcASsIAN BALM, ar d considered It an in
valuable acquisition 70 any lady toilet. By its use
any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their personal
appearance an hundredfold. It is simple in its
combination as Nature herself is simple, yet unsur
passed in its efficacy in drawing impurities from,
also heaiing cleansing and beauhfying the skin and
complexion. BY its direct action on the cuticle It
draws from it all its impurities, kindly healing the
same and leaving the surface as Nature intended
should be-clear, soft, smooth and beautiful. Price
81, sent By Mail or Express on receipt OF on order
by
". L. CLARK co., Chemists,
No. 8 West Fayette.street, Syracuse, Y.
The only American Agents for the sale OF the same
Marcl, an Tyr
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asrERv1Ew WITH MIR. PEsDLEros
A BArTIED CORRESPONDENT.

A BAFFLED CORRESPONDENT.
The New York Herald recently sent cores
pondent to Cincinnati to have stalk" with
Mr.. Pendleton. He sent the following account
offis reception and of the information elected:
CMcNNATr, June 8, 1858.
.sThats my name, sir. Walk in. Take a
The inquiry was mine. The response was
J that Of Mr. George II. Pendlefon, Democratic
candidate for the Vice Presidency in 1854 and
an aspirant for the Democratic nomination for
next month. He was, seated at his desk
and had suspended writing a letter to
answer the inquiry which addressed
him from the threshold Of his law Of
fce, q plainly, but substantially Furnished
apartment, about twelve by twelve m size,
on Third-street, in this: city. Waving me to
the profered seat with genial smile which
made me feel at home with him, on the instant
he wished to know what he could do for me.
The brief interval Thich had elapsed to this
moment was sufficient to give me an opportu-
nifty of perceiving:: that he isa man OF about
forty-two years Of age, and possessed Of q
al popularity His face seemed not at all
strSsge; it was even familiar, though had
lever seen him before. The person who makes
his acquaintance hereafter viii recognize
the truth OF this observation; his face is
one of this hind that haunts the mind with
the impression that.it has been somewhere
seen before, though for what reason the
spectator viii be ct loss to conceive. In
height Mr.. Pendleton is little above the me-
dunn, the excess being unnoticeable from
very slight tendency to embonpoint Not that
he Is stout or portly. The best description Of
g him wonld be to say. that he is very hearty,
Witn-a full, robust figure. He is proportion
ately well built, and by the ladies would
be deu,ned o handsome man-dsrk Though.
not blackl hair covers large, finely formed
head; motstache and whskers, worn in the
prevailing style (the latter slightly sprinkled
with gray, both inclined to be curly, and with
!, . fneness and silkiness Indicative Of elegance
OF temperamentl, surround face which seem
to perpetually wear the winning smile above
referred to. A suit Of black and dark blue
completes the pictureof the candidate whom
The West is pressing so strenuously for the
Democratic nomination. -. -se-.-...
RDespite the public notoriety which Mr.. Pen
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A1rairs I'm North Carolina.

RALEIGH, June 15.-Wm. W. Holden, Gov
ernor Of North Carolina, issues his proclama-
tion tomorrow convening the new Legislature
on Wednesday, July LIST. The State officers
win be installed, it is understood, as soon as
their. disabilities have been removed, except
such as are already qualified, who. it is pre-
sumed, will comply with the laws Of Congress
inst passed
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:,fship ilanorc.s

FoRTREss. MoNaoE, June 15.=The British
bark Istra, from New Orleans for Liverpool, is
ashore off Cape Hatteras and gone to pieces.
4 The crew numbered twenty.six, three Of whom
we're saved. The steamer Nevada has also gone
to pieces. -