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WHEAT WANTED.

WE WILL PAY S ]. LOUIS PRICES FOR
w Wheat delivered at City Mills, on Beai
street, or l82 Front street.
islS AVERY & GGEH
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WANTED.

A n Agent on commission TO sell FRUIT
~ ORNAMENTAL TREES, SHRVBS,
etc, in Memphis and adjoining country, for
FRosT's 8 Co.'S NURSERIES, Rochester, MY.
Address
jya NJ. 4. DAILY, Rochester, N Y.
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afresh As q MaIden.s eIushD IS the pure

lFN4N 40 q MdtHSh 1iuou - ~ paiO
peachy Complexion which follows the use Of
Hagan's Magnolia Balm, 1t Is the true Sc
oTet of Beauty. Fashionable ladies in society
understand this.
The Magnolia Balm changes the rustic
Country Girl into a City Belle more rapidly
than any other one thing.
Redness- Sunburn, Tan, Freckles, Blotches
all effects of the Summer sun disappear
where it is used, and a genial, cultivated,
fresh expression Is obtained which rivals the
Bloom OF Youth. Beauty Is possible 20 all
who win invest IS cepS al any respectable
stQre,and Insist on getting the Magnolia Balm.
Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon to Dress
the haiE jyS
Grant and Prosperity Business reViVes
under the regime. Other than general causes
have, however, given a tremendous impetus
to the sale of
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~BraHdreth's Pills.--They remove all bad
accommodations from the bowels, and purity
and invigorate the system. All whose health
is not perfect owe IL to themselves TO take a
few doses OF Brandeth's Pills, because the
seeds OF decay are constantly eradicated by
their use, and the principle Of life confirmed,
thus giving a vigor OF body and mind to a
period when we nave Oeen used to see the
faltering step and the enfeebled intellect.
General Paez, the distinguished liberator OF
Venezuela, says he has used them as his only
medicine for thirty years, with the most sat
i~sfactory results.
For Costiyeness, Dyspepsia and as as a Fam
ily Medicine, they are unrivalled.
Daniel 1. Tenney, Esq, Astor House, New
York, cured by Brandreth's Pills OF Dyspep-
STA and CoStiveness, when all other means
used had failed. d.
A gentleman, whose father died Of con-
sumption at 80 years, who was also attacked,
when about p, by the disease. Hehad cough,
night sweats, and general debility. Doctors
recommended cod liver Oil, but he wasted
away. AT last he determined to use Brand
reth's Pills. In two months they made him
a sound man.
ERRING BUT NOBLE.
lSef-Help for Young Men, who having Erred, de-
sire a better MANHOOD. Sen in sealed let
ter envelopes, tree OF charge Address HOW
ARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION, Box
p, Philadelphia. Pa ielldaw
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paper, plain or ornamentaD, photographs
Representations of different types, seeds, eut-
tings, bulbs, roots and scions. The postage to
be prepaid is, on one package to one address,
not over 4 OF. in weight. 2 cents; over 4 OF. and
not over s o., cents; over 8 o., and not over
p or. 6 cents; over u OF. and not over Is o.,
s cents. The weight of packages of seeds,
cuttings roots and seions is limited TO 81 OF.
An mail matter except seeds, not sent at
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important ice.--Farmers, Families and
others can purchase no remedy equal to DR..
Tobias Venetian inimen for the cure Of
Cholera, Diarrhea, Dysentery, Group, Collie
and Sea Sickness, taken nternally-it is per-
fecgly harmless; see oath accompanying each
bOttle-and externally for Chronic Rheuma-
tism, Headache, ToOthache, Sore Throat, Cuts,
Burns, Swellings, Bruises, Mosquito piye~
Old Sores, Pains in Limbs, nalss aud CAest.
b Nenetisn A-tn4eut was Introduced in
1914, aAa nOenerHhO has used IL but continues
TO do -, many stating, II it was ten dollars a
bottle they would not be it. Thou
sands Of certificates can be seen at the Depot.
speaking of its wonderful curative proper
ties. Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold
BY the Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park fIaSe,
New York, @
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IS secured by obtaining & Nancy Order, on
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SIX GOOD CARPENTERS and four good
- Sash, Blind and Door Makers. Good
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4IKEE SfeDERMOTT,
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u Cannot Re Denied.--Dnnlsv,s Rakinn
A areat many sc rs are belna made sa

- NlSdk many cluC bito art lC4hS mduC "a
the PLANTATION BITTERS by a score or
two of disinterested friends. who are endeaY-
oriug 70 initiate or counterfeit them. II is all
OF no use. M people won't be imposed
upon PLANTATION BITTERS are increas-
ing In use and popularity every day, They
are In the same sized bottle, and made i.st&E
they were at frs5 sAt, asEAe me weak
-. 10 Iaisdru Brilliant and are eX-
HauSted natures great restOrer. The recipe
and fuu circular are around each bottle.
Clergymen, merchants, and persons whose
sedentary habits induce weakness, lassitude,
palpitatiOn Of the heart. lack of appetite.
liver complaint, etc, viii find immediate
and permanent relief in these Bitters. But,
above all, they are recommended to weak
and delicate females and motherg. e
LAaaaLIa WATEE-Saperior TO the best
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Louisville, Cincinnati and this city pre-
iskey, we hereby give notice that we viii
RESPONSIBLE party We may discover
hiskey, and win publish them as selling
1 the sole use and control Of the " Yannis-
and none is genuine without cur bran
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There are 1864 Money Order Offices now in
operation in the principal cities and toWAs,
lists Of which may be seen at the Postofice
and Stations.
received or paid.
Money Order Once closes at > pm.
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important Notice.--Farmers. Families and

No Cure, No Payi,-.StoHe's Tonic Syrup
cures Chlils aud Fever, or money refunded.
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LAaalLIk WATEE-SaPerior 10 toe best
imbor9edHGerrdan Cologne, and sold at half
the price.
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Gtathtrs.
nlnsitnl anstrumrnts.

Hlusth knsirnmrifs.
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmore
N Warsfoom Beeskerst speadt assofsnst Hahtse
Eve years, prise medals testimonials BON dlseaislsd s
DRASS BAND INSTRU MENTS and NJ Sic
I'D Rsnsonabls DODW0RTs MUSIC srok No eAser
place n. n --------x-
NHICKERING. STEINWAY, aud other first
" elias PIANOS Ter SALE ....... - -.
TF YOU want a good PIANO, cheap, call 40
T. CJAMINogs Wsrarosm No. \ unionsqa.sa soh % H.
samea rented 10 sa eaonefA Ony oek al them -
fore yoa decide slssuhere.
DIANOS, MEL0DE0NS, and DREAMS
Prices great. reduced for cash ksw tostass Planes q t elias,
ward Instruments from so 70 Ella hoathf scia
received and nsgmens Tor ren1 Waergoua Ne 81 bfess'
usJ HORACE WATka&
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M5 HuhEmtirxs
HARPER g. BROTHERS,
FRAEKLIN.sQUARB. NETWORK.
U,ve tust Pubhsbed:

Have Just Pubnsbed;
PICTORIAL FIBJD.BOoK OF THE WAR OF piSi ~,
IpsTRATIoxs BIZ PEH PBsoTL, OF THB hnIoH'' ..
ecREERY RKLCs TRADITIoSs OF rHE LAST WAN ~, 5000,
1HnxpKrpKEos By BENSON J. LossIHG, Author OF -
ftba Revolution With sa2 Illustrations enE'" W
Wood nv Losing and Bart ehIsey from Original shs'enes ~
Author Complete in Volume 1904 pages, arge Sv@
CO,t 81; Sheep 90 S FH Roar 49, Han can OF nA
extra, $40.
p,Mors LONDON MERCHANTS A Book for Boys By H. Il
~ win Portrait Of George Peabody and "A Illustrations
l6mo, Cloth, 81
s1aHTs AND SENSATIONS IN FRANCE. GERMANY AND
Ann Or B.pKRScRs OF AN JoURSAnsT IN
EUROPE By EDWARD GOULD BUETuH l2mO OIoth' Sl"
sAspss PHILOSOPHY OF TBAcHING-The TeAeheri The
Pupils The School By ELTBLNEL SANDS svo elO'h' OIL
Five ACRES TOO MUCH Truthful EucidAtion Of the Afac
sop, Of the County Consideration Of the Question OF
pst and a. involved In Amateur Farming, with much Valuable
Advice and Instruction about Purchasing Large or Small races
in the Rural Districts BY ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT with Chaee
TIC Illustrations l2mo Clssb, 81 %
THREE SEASONS IN EUROPEAN VINEYARDS Treating OF
ypeCuuei Vine and Its Curei Winehahbg ahe wines
Red and wbte winsDrutipg affecting Health and Morals Dy
WILLIAM J. FLAsO limo, CLOTH 81 80
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President Of the Horth.weser University Evanston Ill 'I@o
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PARSER AND ANALYZBR FOR BEGINNERS with Diagrams
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Palm Ofbe Amazon &c With Ten Maps and fJOne "
CANT Illustrations Crown syo, Cloth, 90 80
FISHING IN AMERICAN WATERS. By GeDO C. Scott with iIo
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HARPERs HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUROPE AND
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MOPsA THE FAIRY. By JEAN ISsELow GmO pp 2 Roberts
Brothers
This is q charming fairy tale in prose, pretty
enough to interest and women, aud full VI
the daring improbablites and amusing cOnces which
fascinating 10 the juvenile minds for whom it IS
primarily intended. Miss Ingclow has rare gift in
writing for children and she has here used 1t with
markabe The snatches Of song and ballad scat
tered through the book not the least Of its
tious
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WITH A PORTRAIT.
COMPRISING,
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re- HARPER BROTHERS H ,epd aHy Of ne above Eoot' ~
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DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
A HBW BOOK ON TIKI PEAR.
We viii publish, about August 90 Illustrated work entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
ByP. T. QUINN
practical Horunrst for Ineesssa grower
market The subject simply aud thoroughly treated under
GLOWING headii
VARIETIES;
ASPECT,
PREPARATION oP TuB soILi
DISTANCE APART
BELgCTIsG TREES,
DwARPs AND STANDARDS,
T1MB OF PAINTINGS
PLAETIEG
DIGGING TREES FROM THE SURSERyRow AND rACKNGi
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING,
MATURING AND MULcHISG:
GATHERING FRUIT
MARKETING PRARsi
20 PROFITS OF PEAR CULTURES
MISUNDERSTANDING AND GRAFTfNGi
ODDS AND ENDS
This wOrk viii be found complete practical manual s the Pear
grover, whether Tor pleasure or profit
One volume handsomely bound In cloth Price e Sent nee BY
mail on receipt price THB TRIBUNE, HsuYorh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-07

CredO lice g. Shepard) is the title of an
anonymouSlite book devoted TO those inquiries which
now agitate the thinking world" So at least says the
preface but reality its scope is fortunately quite
so comprehensive The author discusses the intrinsic
and historical proofs Of the supernatural origin OF the
Scriptures the resurrection Of Christ Satan spIrHalsm
(of which he earnest enemyl and tho spiritual lfe
The book devout in and strenuous in style, but
not distinguished by striking originality Of thought or
elOquenee Of language.
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rrHE GAL IN THE DOLLAR STORE.
n NEW SONG AND DAECR
Published This Day
LYON HEILY Chicago
OLIVER DITsoN %. Boston,
O IL DILsoE Co, NssYGL
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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-20
ENTRA L

make close connections OF ks,toon AMI Chicago anil
this entire trip 10 New York ~ nsds With only two
changes Of ears
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

Bay you tickets for New York, Philadelphia and all
points East via the Pittsbutg, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
ana the Pen. ~,ania Central Railroad. The trans VI
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RAILROADS..
JNEN l>SYLVANIA CENTRALR.
DOtl BE FIR A q TX.

At pittsbu trains from the West run direct TO the
Union depot. ere passengers for Harrisburg Balt-
more, Wash ngtOn, Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
and all the New England towns, are transferred TO
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INSURANCE.

JNSURANCE. .H
TNIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANIES;
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
.f ASSETS. 81 ylS6.210 I'D
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
AS srs-.....-.bi, OCT, 0el ~
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
AS .... Sy26,yos ~
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
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Comprising tho Underwriters Agsnsy.
YONKERS, NEW YORK; u
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ALBANY CITY;
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FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS. (Goldj -ss.s 900 90
SECURITY. NEW YORK; (Marlne.)
ASSETS .43s,sts 90
essree, aVsEise, ssrsisers, hAlis cad s~soes
Injured Of ysses - Avorsbe sound permanent
ssssrity YIN warrant.
respectfully sat Of ne eiasens OF cars. shAfe OF
thsr psseo ssge-
sovsd c. y. HC0HS.
O6hrs ct Prs, National Bstk.
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Chin, I'D Fever are caused fron . certain poison
existing IN the sphere known as malaria II re-.
duess the vitality Of the blood, Isiard. the action OF
she different organs, snd causes Blli0usuess, Cons.
psrsn, etc., aAd 10 this way prepares tho system Tor
any disease Of . serious nature which may fol.
low. Ts avoid further trouble, asd relieve younelf
Of IN Q sssss, taks ..H
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This II the only route 10y which passengers ess lesv
Chicago Saturday inoon, IN through car. Thu
train leaves the Pit,sburs Fort Wayne 4 Chicsg
Raiiwsy Depot at I'D aud runs through vihOu
delay, arriving in New York At GOO Monday nernng
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- asseostse Re Iabis viA nssIs for bans
2srnss shd .resAdsS ~ shsrt ssHss ed "a rsAssp
"ols "rr' LNsssss given 81 every iAsRsssns
Ks'ids,'s - isn ssss. ssA WSAst and csds.
Aiho. AAnaUD
nyaAda
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TEN DOLLARS BfUvARD,.
viii be paid for any information which will lead 70
We recovery Of one large stsamboat bell. whisstA
Ready engine heuss. in thls city, between ths IN
az ~ Of hsysinbsr. saia sell viii Weigh freu ~
70 90 los, aAd has side OF tho yeke 6roksn ard
formerly belonged - the stsAmer.L ouisi ana"
,.x aIStEEsAE1& 0',.". .
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ss- All New England passengers holiins lhrooyL
tickets will be transferred, With their baggage, ~ RA
and Boat Connection, In Rev York, WitlOut ssaigo.
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Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
sTATE.ROOM SLEEPING CAR,

TO Eo,ton and New England passenger. this r"ut,
especially desirable u Il gives them oppount,
OF seeing the finest views aposg the Allegheny
Mountains, besides visiting pittsburg PLlHdsl rh
and Ne- York, without Ertrao...
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-05

Gen. Cullen A, Battle, one of tie
leading secessionists of Alabama, has
arrived at the conviction that it Is
worse than folly to continue the adYn-
cacy of the doctrines for which he
fought, and in letter to Judge Rice,
also a convert to Union principles,
says
During the late Presidential cam
paign, the issue was nothing less than
the being and nature of National Gov
ernment: Gov. Seymour was the rep
resentatiye of our original system,
which is loved and honored by true
Americans all over the world. General
Grant was the exponent of new ideas,
sustained by the inexorable logic of
facts, and impelled by the irresistible
power of successful revolution. The
nation, the people of this State, had
not then passed judgment on the stu
pendous issue. Now the States have
ratified the action of Congress- The
controversy IS settled and the Constitu-
ton, with the late amendments, IS as
| binding on GA the citizens Of the Union
as 1t 91GS 1Uhe7l 1t came from the hands
| of Hlqsh5ngeOR Like you, / am resolv-
| ed to give to the State and National
a0mlnlsIEatlOn IaIF tTlalr ana 10 sup
port them in all they may do to secure
the liberties and advance the prosperi-
ty of the people "
The reactionists Of Alabama can
i'll afford to lose Gen. Battle, for his
talent and social position have both
| given him influence. John Forsyth s
paper, the Mobile Register, devotes a
column and half to the subject, but
can pick no flaw in the General 'ssre-
cord, and has TO content itself with
threatening him with being cut by his
old friends.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-02-05
The New Interest Law.

pne following is the Interest Bill as
it passed the Ohio Senate, and is now
before the House of representatives..
The reading of the provision in the Sec
ond section will show that itidiscrimi-
mates against the banks Ofthe State, in-
stead of In their favOr9so ~
SENATE BILL No. II, to amend an act
fixing the rate of interest.
SEC. /. Be Il enacted By the General As
SeusbEy of the State Of Ohio, That section
one of an act entitled an act fixing the
rate Of interest, passed Jan. 1S, 1924,
Is. & @. vol 1, p. 772), be so amended
as to read as follows;
SEC. 2. All creditors shall be entitled
to receive interest on all money after
the sum shall become due, either in
bond, bill, or pronissOry note, or other
instrument of writing, or contract for
money or property; on all balances
due on settlement between parties
thereto, or money withheld by unreal
sonable and vexatious delays OF pay
ment and on all Judgments obtained,
from the date thereof; and upon all de-
crees obtained in any Court OF Chan
Gerry for the payment OF money from
the day specified in the said decree for
the payment thereof, or, if no day be
specified, then from the day Of entering
thereof, until such debt, money or prop
erty is paid, the rate Of per cent, and
no more, except as hereinafter provid-
ed.-s.f t
sEo. 2. That the parties to any bond,
bill, or promissory note or other instru-
ment Of writing for the payment or
forbearance of money may stipulate
therein for interest receivable upon the
amount of such bond, bill, note or in
strument at any rate not exceeding ten
per cent. yeaFly-prOvidedy however,
that no incorporated banking institu-
tion of this State shall be entitled to
receive more than the rate of interest
specified in its charter, or if no rate be
specified, more than six per cent,
yearly, upon any loan or discount what
SEQ. 3. That upon all Judgments or
DEGREES. rendered upon any bond, bill,
prOmissOry note or other instrument
aforesaid, interest shall be computed
until payment at the rate specified in
such bond, bill, note or other instru-
ment, not exceeding 10 per. cent, as
aforesaid, or, in case no rate of interest
be specified, at six per cent.
SEC. 4. Repeats former acts.
SEC. 5. Takes effect on its passage.