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came to her, with sad countenance,
but without that look of wrath which
Dorothy knew so well. My DEAR" she
said, dit will better that Mr.. Burgess
should 60 mp to London tomorrow.
will see him, of course, if he chooses to
come, and Martha shall meet him at the
station and explain it. If you do not
mind, / would prefer that you should
not meet him here"
al meant only to stay one night,
aunt"
"That is nonsense. If l am to part
with either of you, / will part with him.
fou are dearer to me than he is. Dor
othy, you do not know how dear to me
you are"
Dorothy Immediately fell on her knees
at her aunt's feet, and hid her face IN
her aunt's lap. Miss Stanbury twlnea
round her fingers the soft hair whlcn
she loved so well,-because 1t was q
grace given by God, and not oousnt y,
a shop,-and earessed the girfs heau
and muttered something that was III
tended for prayer. III ne VIII ie' mo-
aunt, will give him up" SAID Der0 2s ~
looking up into her aunts lace; 10
will say that may, though snail love
him always, he may CO.. ar
ale is his own MASTER, sald MISS
Stapbury. "Of course he is his own
master"
evil You let me return tomorrow
lust for a few days,-and then you can
talk to him as you please. | did not
mean to come to stay. / wished him
good by because knew that l should
not meet him here
"You always talk of going away,
Dorothy, as soon as ever you are in the
house. You are always threatening
me-"
~ will come again, the moment You
tell me. If he goes in the morning, l
will be here the same evening. And l
will write to him, Aunt Stanbury, and
tell him-that he is-quito free-Gulte
free-quite free"
Miss Stanbury made no reply to this,
but sat, still playing with her niece's
hair. 81 think l will 60 to bed" she
said at last. at is past ten. You need not
60 to Nuncombe, Dorothy. Martha shall
meet him, and he can see me here. But
do not wish him to stay in the house.
You can go over and call on Mrs. Mac
Hugh. Mrs. MacHugh will take it well
of you that you should call ION her."
Dorothy made no further opposition to
this arrangement, but kissed her aunt,
and went to her chamber.
ITO be Continued.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
The Rlue Flag

So long neglected and almost unknown has be-
come the standard elevated in the wilderness of
suffering to stay the invasions of disease and
heal the PROSTATE and afflicted. 1t is known in
Pharmacy as the Iris Versicolor; it has assumed
its great mission Of usefulness and cure in the
shape of 'IRISIN." For purifying the blood,
healing and invigorating the liver and kidneys,
restoring the wasted energies of the body, cur
ing Dyspepsia Incipent Consumption, Rheum-
atism, Govt, &c, and dispelling the diseases Of
women it has no equal. 1t is simple and effect
i've and stands only on its merits.
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The procession will leave Turner'S Hall,
Market street, at 7:30 A. NJ, from thence to
washing ton, down Washington to Main, down
Main to Second. down Second to Market, up
Market to Madison from thence to the Fair
Grounds.
The Festival will be opened with an Address
from FIR. Donner then Prize Turning will com.
mence, after which Grand Dance will be had.
iys THE COMMITTEE.
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State of West Virginia,

State of West Virginia,
Ohio County Circuit Court
June Rules, 1869.
Elijah MARROW and Jacob NARROW
rs.
Joseph Buchanan and Elizabeth his wife, Hen.
rietta K. Bell. Sally Ann Bell, Malvina A.
Bell and = Hosack, and Thomas J. Camp
bell, Sheriff of Ohio County.
Injunction in Chancery.
rlNHE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO EN-.
i force specific performance of an agree
ment between the above named defendants and
the complainants in respect to q tract of land
now in possession Of the complainants.
AID it appearing from an affidavit filed in
the cause that Joseph Buchanan and Elizabeth
his wife, Henrietta L. Boil, Sally Ann Bell
Malvina A. Bell and - Hosack, are not resi-.
dents Of this State,
On motion Of the compliments, by their coun-
sci, it is ordered that they do appear here with.
in one month after the fourth weekly publica-
ton and due posting ef this order at the front
door of the Court House Of Ohio county, and do
what they may deem ut TO protect their interest
in this suit.
Test: MICHAEL J. BREINIG, Clerk.
E. q. CRAcRAFr, Sol. for ComplainaRts.
June 3eth, ls69. jun3GoawI
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Bankrupt Notice.

rpHE CREDITORS OF JESSE B. MELLOR
i are hereby notified to appear at my office,
on Fourth street, in the city of Wheeling, West
Virginia, on the 27th day of July, 1862 ut lO
have, why the said Jesse B. Mellor should not
be discharged from his debts under the Bank
rupt Law of March I'd, 1861.
GEO. T. CALDWELL,
Register IN Bankruptcy.
WHEELING, w. Va, July 9Th, 1869.
iy5oaw2wt
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Conclusive Evidence in favor
of HOStetter'S Stomach Bit

IefSs
W. H REESE, a leading druggist in Monticello,
Ill in letter of June 9th, 1868, writes to this
effect: Having sold Hostetters Bitters for the
past four years cannot but speak of the arti-
Gle as being the best tonic and appetizer extant.
During the ague season of 1866, 1 could not
keep sufficient stock on hand to supply my
customers. In fact your Bitters was as staple as
Quinine learn that physicians prescribe it ali
over the western country. Indeed, great
many families Hink they are not safe without
your invaluable tonic"
j. X. WTuERsPOoN Esq, magistrate of
Kershaw county, S. c., states, under date April
10, 1869 that he has used the BftJers constantly
in his own family for the previous two years.
He first tried the preparation when suffering
from exhaustion produced by severe attack OF
fever. Before the first bottle was finished he
experienced remarkable change for the better
He had tried brandy at the outset, but found
that did him more harm than COED. In one
month from the time he commenced using the
Bitters his health, strength and appetite were
restored. He had recommended the article to
Othersin like circumstances, and never known
il to fail, ami had found it perfect specific Tor
chills and fever
Mr.. SAMUEL YOUNG, of Clarion, Pa, under
date April L, 1863. certi6es that he was com.
pletely cured of "one of the most distressing
attacks of dyspepsia that ever afflicted any
mortal, by three bottles of the Bitters' aiter
various other remedies had proved powerless
Restored to perfect health he thanks that sx'
cellent preparation for the result.
DIR. G. Nj. SPENCER, of Brush Creek, Perry
Co, Ala, writing thence February &, 1865 says
81 have used your stomach B tiers ior severe .,
| most of the Bitters now prescrib ell by the pre-
fosson generally.
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New MaCkereI.

Sn HALF BARRELS LARGE
w Family Mackerel just received and for sale
by NJ. REILLY.
~
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

ma vear 81 50 Three months. w
AIT months. 4 90 One month. .--...
M s,rnscRrRPRs IN THE CITY
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DIED.:

Yesterday afternoon 1.-THE 9Th inst.,l at 5
o'clock, Mr. AARON LANCASTER, in the
SD year of his age.
Tho funeral win take place from his late resi-
dence on Preston street. between Main and
Water, Centre Wheeling, tbelow Belmont MILD
this afternoon at o'clock, Tho friends of the
family are invited to attend.
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DIVIDEND.

'IHE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF TUE
~ "neeNng and Belmont Bridge COMPANY
on tbs uSeC .ed dividend of Four 10 per cent.
earniDS SapitaI Stock of the Compan- out of the
after the LOT ~, The last six months, payable on or
holders holding :. o. July lsG9, TO the stock.
ls69. 'ok on The LIST day of July,
innan NiSS' W. VA, june 10Th is6S. ' ''' y
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City Scales.
OFFICE or CITY CLERK,
WHEELING, July 5th, 1869.

OFFICE OF CITY CLERK, I
WHEELING, July 5th, 1869.
PROPOSALS WILL 81; RECEIVED AT
/ this office until 3 o'clock, ?. NJ, on Monday,
the 18th July, to rent separately, the city scales
in the 4th, 9Th and eth, Wards, until the LIST OF
May, 1870. Good security will be required, and
the names Of suretieS specified in the bids.
BY order of
JOHN MCLURE, Jr., ESQ,
Chln'n Of Committee Oh Streets and Alleys
H. L. FEENY,
iv5.lw City Clerk.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

A FULL LINE of Tooth Hair and Nail
Brushes, Combs, Soaps, Pomades, Toilet
Sets, Perfumery, ETC., just received by
Edmund Booking and Booking & Car
roll.
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THE INDIANS.

Letter from william e. Dodee-Fnvorable
Council with tho Chey ennos and ArnpahOes
in Indian Territory.
PHILADELPHIA, August 49, 1859.
The acknowledgement has been received by George
A. Stuart, member of the Indian Peace Commts-
sion Of Philadelphia
CAMP SUPPLY, Indian Territory,(
August q, 1862 !
We have to-day had q most Important meeting
with the Cheyennes and ArapahOes. A large num-
Der Of chiefs were present, and full 1000 men, wo-
row. for the Cheyennes and Little Room" for the
Arapahoes made excellent peace speeches. The
council lasted two hours and Its results we con.
slider most favorable for our object. Il was q most
imposing and interesting sight. We are now 1000
miles from home living in tents; we start to-mor-
row for Medicine Bluff and Witchlaw Mountains.
Some 200 miles from there we turn east passing
through the entire Indian reservation and hope to
reach home In thirty or forty days. The Indians
killed 700 bufaoes the past week within thirty miles
OF this place. WILLIAM 4. DODGE.
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Patriot Accounts OF n Fight Near Puerto
Padre-The SpaniaTds Repulsed With Heavy
Loss.
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1850.
Advices from Cuba to the 18th, received by Cuban
sympathizers here. give an account Of fight
between portion OF General Jordan's COM
mand and the troops OF Valmaseda, near
Puerto Padre. The Cubans, numbering less than six
hundred, were encamped near Puerto Padre, where
they were attacked by force OF Spanish regulars
and volunteers 1000 strong In the first attack
the Cubans were compelled to fall back. They,
however, rallied, and, securing more defensible
position repulsed the spanards in their second at
tack. The loss OF the Cubans In the contest was 100
in killed, wounded and missing; that OF the Span
iards IL represented as more than double that num-
Der. Colonel Figuerro commanded the Cubans.
The fight Is reported to have been one OF most des
perate character, the Cubans fighting with an
earnestness that was irresistible.
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INDIANA.

Double Suicide in JefiersonvllIc-A Man and
His Newly Married Wife Poison Thorn.
selves.
LOUISVILLE. August %, 1850.
horrible and unaccOuniable double suicide was
enacted yesterday at Jeifersonville Ind, the vic.
tins being newly married couple. George Bar.
nacle, German, after drinking whiskey to excess
with his wife went out and procured half gallon or
beer. which he brought home. His wife drank some
OF this beer and within ten minutes was corpse
Before Barnacle could be prevented he drank large
quantity OF the same beer ana died about noon hair
an hour after hla wife expired. Upon making an
analysis OF the beer 1t was found to contain arsenic
and morphine and II Is supposed Barnacle put Il in
the beer, as he and his WIFE were heard to talk of
poisoning each other during their orgies. Barnacie
mad been In low spirits since his marriage by reason
OF Iase statement that his wife's former husband
was stu living.
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MISSISSIPPI.

The Hnbeas Corpus Suspended by General
Ames.
JACKSON, August %, 1850.
General Ames has issued the folio wing order to
the commanders Of military posts in Missssippi:--
The commanding general directs that you do not
obey, ~ the future any writ OF habeas corpus is.
Court or any made by such court for the release of
prisoners In your custody. Should such writ or
graph.
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RUSSIA.

Violent Storm In the Harbor Of Cr0nstadt-
Loss Of Life and Sinking of q War Vessel.
CRoNsTGDT, August %, 1859.
violent storm visited this harbor to-day. Dur
ing the tempest monitor broke loose nom her
anchorage and ran into screw frigate, sinking her
almost instantly. Sixteen Of the frigae's crew were
drowned.
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TENNESSEE.

Seizure Of Railroads by the Government for
Indebtedness.
KNOXVILLE, August o. 1850.
Colonel Folsom, Quartermaster United States
Army, Is here under orders from the government to
take possession as receiver OF the East Tennessee
and Georgia and East Tennessee and Virginia Raj
road companies for an Indebtedness OF 5000 600 due
the government for engines and rolling stock mr.
chased at the close OF The war. f
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia will leave thia
port on Wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close at the Post once
at half-past six O'Clock A. NJ. on Wednesday.
TEE new Y0eE Naturalization for Europe-win
be ready at six O'Clock in the morning.
Partes wishing to send copies to their friends can
leave their orders with the clerks on Tuesday.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six osnta
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CUBA.

Engagement With the Patriots-The Usual
Spanish Victory.
HAVANA, August %, 1859.
Colonel Nic0lan with 200 men and two pieces OF
artillery attacked and routed 400 insurgents near
Jcotea, In the Central department. The latter left
twenty killed on the field.
The steamer Cleopatra from New York for Vera
Cruz, arrived at noon to-day.
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TIE SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATION.

Papers the Solar Eolipse-The Newspa.
pers Anticipating the Savans. :.
SLAEM, Mass, August %, 1859.
The Social Science Association at It's session TO-
day declined the invitation to visit the Boston public
institutions and courtesies offered on account OF
the numerous subjects requiring consideration.
The principal papers read to-day were the solar
eclipse as witnessed by Professor @. w. HOugh, at
Nation, H., and others. Their reports were In de,
tail, out the main facts have been anticipated In
newspaper publications.
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Died.

EVANSTON Monday morning, August 20, JOHN g.
EVANS, in the 50th year OF his age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his brothers. residence
1888 waverley place. this Tuesday afternoon, at two
O'Clock.
For Otter Deaths See Ninth Pdgel
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ROME.

No Postponement Of the Ecumeuical Council.
ROME. August %, 1850.
The CiuiHa denies that there Will DO any postpone.
ment Of the meeting OF the Ecumencal Council, and
asserts that the number Of bishops who have de-
clined TO attend Is less than three hundred.
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could be released Ills friends raised the money and
LIE was set at liberty.
COnHE5P0NDBNf-Were these men not ordinary
thieves banded together to extOrt money out OF
peOpleS
SroKEs-N0 sir. They afe ex-rebe soldiers, and
they did not dare do this sort OF thing before Se0ter
was elected.
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IRELAND.

Monster Meeting In Favor Of Freedom to Inn.
prisoned Feninns.
pR0GHEDA. August %, 1862
An open air meeting attehacu ~ ~ 20 600 persons,
was held here to-day In favor Of granting am-e
to the Fenians. The bands played popular renlan
airs and enthusiastic speeches were made. The
resolutions adopted declare that the further deten.
ton OF the Fenian prisoners is unwse, impoutic
and unjust.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE,

Passed Assistant Paymaser Henry @. Colby
United states Navy, has been ordered to the Cyane
Inc order OF Lieutenant Comm Gder A. II. Wright
10 the Severn revoked, and lie Ia ordered to duty
ct the New YORK Navy Yard
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FRANCE.

departure OF the Empress for the East.
PARIS, August %, 1859,
The Empress departs on her Eastern tour to-day.
Spain, Cuba and tho United States.
PARIS, August %, 1859.
La France says:-However painful It may be for
Spain to accept tho suggested solution Of the Cuban
difficulty there is no other plan possible. 1t is the
only way for Spain to save some fragments OF the
wreck. The value ana duration OF Cuban indepen-
dence under the protection OF America Is another
question The desire to absorb which oharaeterizes
the Americans qualities them very badly TO perform
tie part Of platonic protectorate 1t Is very proba
BILE that behind the compromise they are trying to
bring about lies second edition Of the history Of
Texas.
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Peck of COckroaches Can Be Killed BY q
single task. Of LYONS INSECT POWDER Nothing else
kills insects This their natural enemy See that you gee
the genuine has E. Lyons signature the package. AL
others are frauds Depot 81 Park row, New York.
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A Fine Complexion.-A Beautiful and Vel.
vet-like skin, free from all bemishes be produced
6y sNETfs XILhIsr9S which unlike OAsr cSs%sslsa
ants musquo bites, sunbun or roughness Of tbs skuH
mas no equal For sale by JOHN r. HENRY, No. College
hlace, and By all druggists.
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Perfect Hair Dressing. -Bmrnett's Cocoa,
ne the most perfect and The best In the world
for harsh and dry ta Irritation Of the scalp badnen aaa
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A.-Burnetf's Florimel; an Exquisite Per.
ume resembling the fresh orders of rare BOUQUET Has no
equal and Is for sale by all druggists.
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At lame. tsvsr5,;":s. a3x Rrcadwry.-wea,
ang aud visiting Cards, Monograins, Cresss initiated
Noie Paner. rnoaf elecnnt u the CITY. ~
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Dafchelor's Hair Dyc.-Thc Best In the
Gus. Factory 10 Bond street.
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A.-Lndicy Fades Enantc,,v,'' also the Pre-
garat,op for SALE With Instructions, by NJ LAus. ~
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More Disasters to the CarIist Insurgents
Temperance OF Savariegos.
PARIS, August %, 1859.
Tho following news has been received from
SPAIN
The united Carist bands, under Galindo, Sales,
Riele ana Rocher, have been defeated In the pro-
vince Of Castillon dc Ia PLAYA. Valencia.
The Carlist chieftan Savariegos has reappeared in
Spain, with nfty armed followers.
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SPAIN.

Return Of the Regent to the CapitnI-CarlIst
DEMONSTRATING Of tho Logrono Barracks.
MADRID. August 23, 1869.
Marshal Serrano, the Regent, has returned to
Madrid from La Granja.
Eleven Cariists, among them Galindo and Rocher.
were killed In recent light at Caston de 10 Plana
Many prisoners were taken by the troops.
The barracks &C Logrono were burned to the
ground last night. The nre ia supposed TO be the
work Of incendiaries.
The press OF this city concur In urging the govern
ment to extend clemency TO Carlist prisoners
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For First Glass Printing OF Every Descrip-
ton go 70 tho Metropolitan job Printing Esiabsha,n,H
Nassau street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.--Prixcs Paid In Gold /
Information furnished highest rates paid for Douboona
and all kinds OF Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wa llstrect, N. Y.
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Sale OF Iron.CInds TO Hayti-Cessiou of
Hayden Hnrbor In Payment.

Sale Of Iron.CInds to Hayti-Cessiou of n
Hayden Hnrbor In Payment.
Washington august 22) correspondence Philadelphia
Ledger]
1t appears that there IS some little di6culty in a
recent sale OF these vessels NJ. General Evariste
Larocne Minister from Hayu, started from here to
New York, stated at the time. the purpose or
buying the Pequod. When he got there II was found
that Mr.. Sam Ward had purchased It, The AlgOn-
qun had claimed MS attention before and he bought
II, agreeing to pay $4,000 to the government.
The Algonquin was never tried, save at the dock,
when her singular race, testing speed by the revou-
tons Of the screw, was made with the Winooski. The
Algonquin was beaten. she was Dickerson
steamer, so spoken or 10 distinguish 1t from those
whose machinery was put In by Chief Eng
neer sherwood, and to denote its protector. She
was never classed among the 'legtinate' monitors.
She was offered once, at her appraised value, the
pfu sum OF $4,000, after she had cost the govern.
nent something like half million. Her tubes are
pronounced worthless. General Laroche has not
paid the money and It ts now ascertalned that he
desires to pay part cash and for the balance and IN
consideration Of one or two more iron-claus he and
Salnave propose to cede TO the United States the
harbor at Cape Nicholas Ia Mole, HayL the arthest
point northeast toward Cuba, In the windward pas
sage between the Greet Antilles.
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The Great Camp Meeting at Merrick.~
Ihe south Side Railroad will trains from their depotn
souuh seyenlh street. Williamsburg, as foows- lo;Ls
trip 81.
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Established In 1SOO-The METROPOLITAN job
Printing Establishment 81 Nassau street.
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Crisfadoro's Unrivallcd Hair Dye.-Sold
and applied at hIs wig and scalp factory No Houa
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Words Of Cheer for Young Mon, Who, Have
Ing fallen vctms TO social evils dosro better manhood
Sent N sealed letter sayelope free Of charge address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION beg r Philadelphia Re
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Gournud,s Oriental Cream, 81 80 Per Bot.
tie 4s Bond street. late of 453 Broadway and druggists.
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Ladies' Hair Examined Carefully, by DR..
GRANDJEAN, the only who can give true and useful
advice $50 years. practicc), Astorplace.
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Pretty Womcn.-A Comparatively Few
aides monopoize the beauty well attention of 40
csy. This ought not TO be but IT, and viii be while men
are foolish and single out pretty faces for companions
This can al be changed by using HAGANS MAGNOLIA
BALM which gives the bloom of youth refined spark
surai
lady need complain OF red tanned rcckled or rustic
complexion who will invest rs cents In Eagans MAGNOLIA
Balm It's effects are truly wonderful Depot 81 Park row,
a splendid hairdrcssins is LYONS KArHAIRoN
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Rcslgnntion of the Bishop of Winchester.
LONDON, August 20, 1891
The Bishop OF winchester has resigned.
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Numerous Eminent Physicians Prescribe
HoFF's MALT EATRACT (mported) for their patienisa
n nutri long drink.