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The Commercial Express OF this city says ::
More aciiylty III wool Ia noted by oil the Frtn-
cIpuI dealers, the demand being quckenetl by the
presence Of manufacturers as buyers, anu the
continued light supply for the period reached !;
nrc, are better, nOd sales OF fleece wished The
last few days include lot OF 5000 hs another Of
l5,tAN It's bright Wisconsin, another OF R,00D lbs.
another Of 2,00o lbs, all at 4oc, including medium
tiop, ?,leD MS 1t a9al9c, 5000 lbs choice WIscon-
sin lit ilc; in nnwashcd 5000 ths Mt e5G2Gc; 5000
ts EBe to c0atsG at 2sG e9C; 1000 Tbs fe heavy at
CIR: cf tub washed, 5000 lbs nt I6c, and 00o lbs
ut i7c.
Narline, Gray & Dewey. Of Boston, say:
"Thert hos been a very fair demand from man-
uflcltrers during the week aud prices arc nrmer
aid gradually improving. In new 1cecc there
has, however, been very little doing, as most Of
ihe lots received lre held at prices above the vlews
OF buyers. The movement in wool ut the West Is
11lther surprising. Manufacturers have been free
purchasers, mad dealers are also purchasing round
tots on Joint account. The bulk OF the clip In
Michigan has alrca,,y hlen lourht up, and another
week, L IS believed, viii clean out all desirable
lotf. fhe prices paid have been TO- II. 4t11. 4e,
+2H, "a, ant even rs high as 43Lc y ID. This
,.Uul'i bring the most desirable lots Of Michigan
xool up to isa50c y fb in Eastern markets. In
OLiu the ranEt Is from 40G45c; III Pennsylvania,
fri IN ie@ ssc; and Western 1eeces from s9@ioc i
=. 1t these figures the clip OF wool s fast disap
:satng md 1t Is evident that priccs must advance
here or the purchases in the Interior be sod at q
loss.r
LATER
A fair demand existed for No. snring
wheat at the Open Board, but prices were
lower, the market closing steady ut s1.0515 for
the option seller last half, Sl.09@1 .0911 seller
August. and S1.OiA cash. No. corn was
quiet, but 8 shade higher, cash closing At
=1.D7, and seller last half at 51.O71{- Other
grains wero neglected. Nothing doing in lake
freiglts.
, 1870-07-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY,

This evenings dispatches inlicate that tho
Conference Committee have ssreed upon
Funding bill. which will in all probability pass
both houses Of Congress- aud become law.
The points upon which the committee have
lint have been 80 persistently urged by s1r.
boutwell, and his sdhefcnts, VIZ Oblging the
recently-authorized National Banks to deposit
1 per cent bonds to secure their circulation,
and the establishment OF foreign agencies for
tho negotiation Of tue new bonds. These pro
visions were finally struck ont, and as soon
as that was done. the committee agreed to
bill and reported 1t; The bill now
provides for one Thousand million per cent
ponds, three hundred million ~ per cent
bonds, aud two hundred million per cent
bonds, all exempt from every form Of taxa
tS and e ana n
it au,horizes tho Secretary Of the Treasury to
receive gold On. deposit, issuing certificates
therefor. bearing interest at the Iate OF 2H
per cent. The gold 60 deposited cannot be
withdrawn in less than forty days from the
t'ate OF the deposit, and cannot be withdrawn
at any time except upon ten days not1ce: It
is alao optional with tho Secretary OF the
Iieasury how long interest may oa allowed at
this rate, and he aaa authonty to stop 1t At
ANY time seTenty-hSe Per cent Of any gold
that may come INTO the treasury, nuder these
Regulations, ls TO ne appncn, IN accofaAnee
"'tA ~ ~ ~~A~>} ~
the treasury, 70 ne Pu1enaso
Or o.. payment oi any onfssanding o-19 bonus.
These provisions sfnpls permit ING secretary
TO pay ~ per cent. 1or goM VIII Whl;n to Iny
b;nds II Ne chooses TO 90 SO. ent piaees the
whoic matteI 70 entieeIy Al ~ alscseuou tnAt
mere IS no oplea4on 70 !eceise eoia on ue
noeit unless ne deslrea IT, secretary bout-
wen = leaanf loGa t9 teouse Ia1 e, aeot oy sae
pa1cnaso o. gnnos anM ;n T. !ns ~, passes-as
plopaoiy MInc w. uoup..ea ~ W. snasasus ~
~ 81 ae ns oouu at = y,tei gue
81 I,atiar ps1 paaar tha conat;nns ;uo,ossS ~
..sa;a L;,i us. tHs ..aiI 'a'poaeo' 'n'
P1T Taaa saan.i1,e =, ~ t 1,,;.oa
I1e renes'qn n .ne plaee o. IN Unstea stases
n. NJ tnI M,on 1tanH ~ - aoon us
r. '.s ~ az ;a rarl,nu H. unat salshs % ;n;catnn
=. ~. ~, - tun ,et ~
Ju,r 1as ~ 5as % IF 1ss7 stood S i ~ sss1 in T6,1on
, 1870-07-14

SIEEP-The market wa st-aly for t@o u
choce qualities. hut tuu ami t'1rr for c,,n'1o:
and medium. Sales were at ! r1nke OF = 81 -"
for cuutlIluD to Ch0ce.
, 1870-07-14

CuIcs by new method, all diseases OF delicate ne.
ture The Doctors akiu In curing organic disesaes o
woucn, Is iudisputably establtshed No eolSo"o
USED, Office, uS Safest Hours. L M to 7 p NJ
Ton srlta t{hrn rcrfjTrnti4l.
, 1870-07-14

The prep concorl left Marquette July at 1! a.
m. Tie following vessels were loading: schrs
Alice Richards. Seshota, &. j. Mag1Il, Lake For
est, Harvest Home. ". u Ogden, Wgaudotte,
Morning Light. The vessels waiting Were the
a. y. Moss, Aiauato. u. g, Cleveland. E Turner,
OF Tawas, MocKlng Bird, Lotus, Empire State,
Nasslllon. n z. Go1e, Twilight, Southwest. The
p5or Arctic svas loa.ling Arrived At sault Sc:
Milan were hound up. Left at $50 .. m. Met
rug Anna DohbIns, With schrs Monitor and Md
caIonel Cook. in Little Lako George, md tug Gle
mats with Oak Leaf, Grace AlrTay anil C. IL
Walker at Seblsh, bound mp The sehE Corro-
,Ju{y1 1s
, 1870-07-14

Avoid Quucks,

vietn Of eary int.c-ction. causing nrrvos1a dchM
~. premature decay, &c. having tried in vain eEesJ
adFertlscd remedy, has discovered simple tnc1ns Of
stu1e which he will scnd free to his ftIlov sudtesx
J. X. REEVES. = Nn.snu.et, New York City.
, 1870-07-14

LIVE sIVEk tkElNIi7E.
The rates Of freight on live stOcK East remains
Unchanged Fifty dollars per car to Buffalo Is the
Nominal ru1e By the Central and Southern Roads,
NJ %sye rio :s Nsw FAX Gentla1 MI ens9ges aoo pei
car fer cattle. ami SilG0 for hogs md sheep from
Buffalo to New York, while by lhe Erie the tariff
CATTLE-Sincc Saturday last, the receipts nf
period last week, 1901 week before last. aud 9,2s5
iur TIC corresponding period IN 1859. The almost
tleIs it extremely difficult to correctly report the
condition OF the market for those grades, though
20 far as rejected ny the few transactions report
etl, there was MI essential change. Eastern adj
vices, while hardly IS buoyant ID their tone IS on
the closing days Of last week, cantained nothing
'a'eu!a'ed to shase the confidence Of shippers,
With as much apparent cagerness as
u few hundred head Of the right sort would have
sestelday, ] o. Mondus: M Of tic liz Coo head 10 the
ya7i, there was barely go that would properly
:ratic as " choice" The best Of these-a single
was LIST lts. Another lot, averaging 1901 hs,
wen; at ss.62k, but with these, two exceptions,
itthine brought over $s25. The market for me-
To the $500 stale catte-a1l Of which were Of the
i. nyr eHpsions-f1lly 1000 wcrc added to-<l1y,
mailing the tptal supply Of low grades something
sSlrnt Of s5Gs5c, ucarly one-hali Of this number
aus disposed OF, but for the remainder there
Scrr no buyers ut auy price, aud there Is every
Indication Of further decline before the pens arc
f.lsfd. There WAS not far from 500 head OF
T-AAs caitc on sale, 500 head Of wh!ca were left
"vrr unsold. The prices pasd ranged at sa.50@
:.an f.r Inferior and common mixed lots; and
i;,tctss.eo for common to choice Texas cattle;
81. .7strt.7s for common to good butchers stock:
t3s0t9a0N for common tn good stock cattle: $3.50
taG+oO for common TO fair shipping beeves averag-
good to choice smooth fat steers OF from l,100 to
,,:zsO bs average. Most Of thr stock suld changed
ianJs at prices ringing from SAX downward to
s4.DU. The market closed extremely dull at the
, 1870-07-14

BODY ForHp-On Sunday, fhe 10th, the body ds
a mxn was found at Bar Point He had on black
clothes, gold studs and white alssss Enttons With
hefstbu5B. will Rtve all the information required.
LArfcHtS.-The schooner julia SIXTH was
launched at Milwaukee on Tuesday.
4 new barge named the Agnes l. Potter, waB
launched at * Clair few days Since. She Is said
beam, q feet inches; hold. 10 feet Inches; fCil
wire nGged, and EHs capacity Of so tons, old
measurement She b built expressly for the Iron
ore trade, and will pay between Milwaukee and
Chicago. and Is to be to1ed by the barge St. Clair,
OF ST. Clalr which has charter In the same trade.
on SATURDAY. afternoon. She Is the properly OF D.
l. Minis, Of Hunalo, and ls Of &c following itmeu-
slons: Length, 200 feet: bearu- q feet; and hold,
Is feet.
Of the crew, the rigging OF the scow Aary Ann,
wrecked OF AaEblenead on the night oi June 81.
has been recovered, In badly damaged coull-
tloB, however. There was no insurance on the
vessel, and with this tI1oing execution she Is q
total losa.
.ocsAs s7EAnKRs--1t is said that the Secretary
o. me treasury has awarded to David Bell. Of
Buffalo, contract for building two Iron revenue
cutters fcr the Atlantic coast se1F.ce the vessels
10 cost 4110,0Q0. These two iron revenue cut
te1s viii be Of size to pass through the Welland
Canal
regulate the foreign and coastnG trade on the
northern frontiers OF the Cnlted 3t2te3 Ac., Is OF
more direct bearing and consequence to our steam
boAH, suSa and vessels than u nown- Instead
Of Steamboat or vessel being required to make
reports at every port or Custom House, one report
much annoyance and expense- 1t 10 no longer
Necessary 70 pay fees for. eyesJ fofeskn Hoes
to1ehed n Z voTAke, and The tess PAID aze
eeaege&:
, 1870-07-14
COMMERCIAL.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July Is
The following table shows the receipts and
shipments Of produce III this point during the
past tWentf.fQnr hpurs
, 1870-07-14
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Jnly 13.
The following table shows the dai1y receipts and
shipments OF live STOCK during the week, up to
r1,f
, 1870-07-14

The schooner Gertrude had her bows stove In at
the piers on Tuesday by coming in contact with
tho propeller b F. Wade. The latter craft was
uuinjured. The schooner has been towed to Mil
ler Bros dock, where the Necessary repairs will
te made.
On Sunday, the 10th, about o'clock a. m, the
bark r. F. baldwin and the schooner Marquette,
beth bound to Chicago, when about half WAY be-
tween Old Aackfnac and Point Ia Bark, colllded.
sinking the schooner in about three minutes The
ot1cers aud crew managed to reach the deck Of
--ter Lowell aud taken 70 Detroit. The Narr-Ict;;
Lad for cargo 80 bs!s Of salt from OsHego and
was commanded by Captain Allen, who u also
part owner. She was built In Detrois at Jones'
bT 6. W. Allen, OF Marquette. and William Burt,
u TpsIlanu. The Il. P. Baldwin was lunbe!
loaded, and got on With the loss OF 1toboom anu
head gear
, 1870-07-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Bachelors H8{r DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the bezt in the World the
only true and perfect Dye: hasnss. reliable, instan
tsne9s Il 70 no filensas int NJ ss
The Hair poft and beautiful. blaek or hEsu Sold By
ill pruk<iste .nd psffatnGF~ md pFopat!y applied Il
, 1870-07-14


NEW ToEK, July 1a.-To-day's European mar
however fully explained by the news as to the
political situation. The decided reaction pro-
unred more confidence here, which is Indicated In
The lower quotations for gold, advance in United
States bonds, and the reaction from uFlner ten
dency In the loan market. ..... ...... ..
The money market il easier; call loans 4@5 per
cent: discounts easier at 697.
Gold before the regular hour was quoted at 113,
afttr Which It ranged at 112a11274- In the after
fI2!i iG11a7s. Some foreign bankers, WHO recently
sold bends freely md bought gold, were free SELL
ers Of gold and buyers OF bonds Carrying rate
2f3a per cent to dat Tp+iay's steamers take cut
sti51O0 Clearances, S127, ,00O, 900. The Treasury
Received proposals for the sale Of million gold
There were twelve bids. aggreEattnE ~, ,T23, 900,
ranging from III to lie 2O-l00. The whole award
est figure.
Sterling quiet at 1.0eG1.1o.
The bond market sympathized With the im-
Efoyement in foreign aiyices, although the fail IN
gold prevented any important changes. The in
vcstment demand WBs healthy and the market
closed strong:
Coups, sis s..14..@14zs Coups, 'G7s..-. 9;st2 ~
CoAps, Gss. ..1oH@l01$s Coups, Bss.-.- 9ss@ *
Goups, Gis..- ,10'sta10!s 10-4os. sGa 72s
Nsw:.....-.., 9si@ 81 80.
State bonds closed quiet and firm, except South
Carolnas, which were weak:
Nlssoul1s. ...-......,9lstl SeW...-... .-.-.--65
Old term. ..-.-..-.. G5}4 Old North Carounas5l
i' Nie'w,,:..:.:-........Gia eW...+-...........33H
ON tlfr1nlos.. .GTM
The stock market wns very dull, showing SYM
street Prices ranged close upon the closing
HuQt4t1OQS OF yESiEFay'N market and closed tufI
, 1870-07-14
RAILROADS.
AlyIya! and Departure Of flaIss
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

CHICAGO = 1DRTH WESTERN RAILROAD
1ie1et Otce, eo-.kt1at corner Of C1a1k md Iskeau
cpVNtE BLC11s AJo C,xAE4 LEI
EfKrDf--HeFth WeEA,&f
, 1870-07-14

LEATHER-Cpuer, harness, and collar continue
In fair demand and quite nrm, but other stock
rules quiet and easy Values remain nom1nany
unchanged as follows:
HEA1oCE- City harness, nniou, 41(a42c: city hAr
ness 40ta42c: country harness, 314SSc: tine, city,
= IT, 40a46c Zip, Y b, 60c@$1.1o; Kip, veals. $1.10
a1.2o: ctT upper, No !, p #, 29@3lc; city upper,
No. 2, = It, 2Ha25c; country upper. No. l, 269Sc:
collar, 3 It, 3l@25c: cali city, $l.25@l, ,s5; cali,
cHuntry, 91.1o9le3: rough upper, 1e@l3 hs, $50
SIC; rJngh upper, 1<@1s ~, 3e@a4c: rough up
Buffalo slaughter sole, ss@31c-
so9sse; harness, 2 II, 42&ssc; Np, Light. $1,000
et0Ssc; American cali, 81 bs, sl308143 French
calf, g MS, A.80t9210; French calf, 50 ha, $L1G3
800; French calf, &c M, fl4o9t8o: French Kip.
GO 10 100 4S, &. .0O91. 40; French cnf, Lemotne,
dozen, 81 0O@s0.00; French calf, Jodot. Il dozen,
$7A00aaaoo; russell llniuRs, 3 dozen, s. e-2397 7G0-
METALS AND T1NNERS' STOCK-The Lead
Ing articles were again Inquired for to large eN
tent, and sales we're quick at previous prices We
Tfs-Box tin plate, I c, 1ox14, Il Loo: roofing tin,
C, s1l.0o; large pigs 4dc: aulall pigs, 41c; bar
GprrER-copper bottoms, &c; braziers, over IL
Ds E5c; tin copper, sc,
suKEr Z1Kc-First quality, cast, loc; first quail
ty, sheet, l0Nct spelter, lie.
W1Et7 10 {, Sc; I, 8, and ., 1oc: 10 and T. llc;
Il, 1lKc: 1s and i 1s1c; Ii and Is, tic; IT. 17e;
EAII8Sales to.day were rather Light but deal
era were not disposed TO gzz0t coaDessaonA !1s ~
u cur ut, 1oasdd. ks9. us: q. fs& -:
, 1870-07-14

pathy with the generally improved tone OF Wall
street. Prices ranged close upon the closing
quotations Of yesletday's market, anu closed dul,
, 1870-07-14

1s7 sorth C1ark-.t. Chicago, c,rrs TOR ehsrst} -
e rs gaixsEsy nj si F.: f;a1M,soM1 IT, ii ss1s nd
nni SrynsI DisaAAs of both sexes- Stnl stafnp tN
Thrc.v ii Ecrynus and Sexual Dtse.ses- ConaotauoW
fs,.c and cop1QGutiA
, 1870-07-14
OCEAN STEAMERS.
LONDON AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
Rates OF Passage Reduced.
STEAMERS SAIL DIRECT To LONDON
From Pier No.. ; Moth River.


Rates OF passage paJahle II currency Fist cabin
SD; 4trers ke. $H6-
Pa.sensesE booked to Hamturs. Bremen. .rEe Psris
Antwerp and Rotterdam ut reduced culna acv r1tea.
For fright and pAs.axe apply 10 ROWLAND b
A5PlSNALL. Ascots. 81 S,uth!st, New York or "a
, 1870-07-14

"The working Of sn1s once seems now 70 be
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To COnSumptives.

THE Advertiser, having been restored 10
health in q few weeks, by very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years with
u severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
Consumptiom-is anxious to make known to his
iellUw-suiCrcrs the means Of cure. ....,...
To Ill WHO desire it, he will send a copy of
the lreseIiption used Gree OF Charge, with the
directions for preparing and using the sane,
which they will fnd a SURF CuEE FOR Coz
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoNCmITs, etc. The Oh
ject Of the advertiser in sending the Prescription
S 10 IenCft the afflicted, and spread information
which he concciyes to be invaluable; and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it
" III cost them nothing, and may prove bless.
ing. ..
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Nov. Is, 1SG9-m9
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We have no intention ofattcmpting formal rc-
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FT o Owners Of Horses and Cattle. .

TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
are warranted superior to any Others, or no pay,
for the cure Of Dlstemper, Worms, Bots Coughs,
Hide-bouud, Colds, &c, in Horses, and Colds,
Coughs, Loss Of Milk, Black-Tongue, Horn Dis
temper &c, in Cattle. These "PowIsrsD werO
formerly put up by Simpson 1. Tobias son of Dr.
Tobias, and since his death the demand has been
so great that DIR. Tobias has continued to manu-
facture them. They are perfectly safe and limo
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aud increase the milk of cows. Try them, and
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time he Is never without them, He has over
twenty running horses in his charge, and for the
last three years has used no other medicine for
them. Sold by Druggists and storekeepers
Throughout the United states. Prlco, 25 cents per
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Legal Notice.

John Purkley. OF the county Of Jsckson'sa
State Of Ohio and The heirs at law and LEGAL
representatives "f Dennis McCtrtY. deceased
whose names and place Of residence are ua.
krowH, are hereby notified that Ou the 29th aAY
OF March, A. D., 1870, Joshua n ScuFIock, aa.
ministrator Of the estate of said Dennis McCaEaY
deceased, filed in the Probate Court of the c0aa.
lv aforesaid, Petition. alleging that on the zstk
day Of February A. D.. 1857. the said Dennis
McCarty, then in full life sold to the said JOha
Buck lev, the real estate here einafter described
and then executed and delivered to the said Joka
Buckley, his certain obligation In writing
thereby binding himself tO CONVEY to the SD
John Buckley, IN or lefoie the 25th day IS
March, 4. D.. 1857, bv Deed of general waFrsz-
ty. certain piece Of land situated in the county
Of Jackson and State Of Ohio, and bounded 50
described rs follows, to-wit:
Beginning at a stake corner Jacob Bsll;
thence with said Belts line South 81 E.. s0A
poles TO a stake two hickory bushes and Whfts
OAK bush a tGrner TO sad Bel in Benjamin Tas-
Calee Carriers line thence North 2k z. 1kk
POLES TO a stake corner 10 Alyird Ws6h in BeAs
jaIIn 1rscalre Carriers line thence with salA
M,bb's iue North So ". coz poles 10 stalks
aud htkuly bush Il corner to James Hall; thence
Nth said Halls line South 2H w. 1bH poles ts
lie BEGINNING, conla ming i've acIeS, be he
saIhe h.Ore OF less, II being part Of the laaA
lulCLGstd By William Z. Moore, Scn'r., Of Eebs
TI DIUNh, aud salah his wife.
Said P,tit0n ayeIs, that the said JohR Duek-
Il! pGiG TO the taiG Dennis McCartv in his hfe<
tnh,, lie iua amount Uf the consideration saa
lGrciuse bthey for said premises. The PRAYER
Il The lctnlOn is Tor authority 10 make . Des4
10 The sa,u JOIN buckley iu UchaIf Of said %.
hnowp Ltns II law aGd legal representatives 81
s!Td LCrhIt ALLalt, CeCtasCd, aud said petI.
uun val To icr hearing on the zSd day OF ApTii.
h., ltiD, At ltu UcCCk. A. NJ, or as soea
lhtIealler US leave Of The Court can be ObtaIne1,
JUsHUA n. sCURLOCK
Admr, q DtnnlE MvCarty, desis.,
byJ. ". LOAeBuS, his AtL'y.
March 81. 70--4w
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tlonnI AiImcnts.

Frceh, pure air Is u yltahling elixir. Whoev-
er Ia debarred by circumstances from uhreslrlct.
ed access to this invs blc, but powerful stmu-
liant. needs medicinal inylgomnt Of some Kind.
The great object should be 10 choose the best
Popularity Is pretty good guarantee Of merit
In tils scfuanizlng and intelligent age and tried
by this criterion Hostettcrs Stomach Biters
stands first among the inyigorating and reg.
uloting medicines Of the present day. TO the
wants ofpersons engaged in indoor emp ploymcnts
especially IN crowded factories where even With
the best possible ventilation the atmosphere is
always in some degree polluted, this salubrious
tonic is peculiarly adapted. The nature Of the
ingredients Is no my ystery 1t consists Of abso.
lutcly pure diliuslye stimulaut, tlnctured-or
rather snrcharged ilh the fluid extracts sa-
natous roots and barEs and herbs. The pharma.
copBia has its linclures, but what are they? The
juice Of only q single root or bark or plant il
present in ach. Not one Of them combines The
three properties Ofa tonic, an Alternative and an
aperitnt. All these elements arc bleuded in the
Bitters; nor are these the sum Of It's medicinal
recommendations. It is also blood depurent
aud an nntispasmodc
The balcinl effect which air thathss been par
Tally exhausted offs oxygen by frequent breath
Ing produces ON the Vital organization Is motor
ious. ard when to this devitalized atmosphere f.
superadded the mephitic vapor of hot air furnac.
es, 1t becomes deIetcrious and depressing in the
extreme. To enable the system to bear up, even
for few hours each day against the facilitating
influence ofa vitihted atmosphere, wholesome
tonic and alternative is urgently required. This
grand dsidcratum is supplied in Hostetters
Bitters, which as a strength sustain ing, hea th
protecting agent has no rival either among oflc.
tional or advertised medicines.
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a petition will he presented to tie Commis.
issionrrs of Jackson county at their June meet
ing, 1870 Tor G. unity roads us fOIlOwsI To CON.
n,cnce I lihc HlLGt 20 ids south of Stephen
Dixon's house, thence to RIM a 8, uth-wesleru
course through the isnds OF John W. Canter
Stephen Dixon and Jacob Calm, To the 8. f. cor.
Eer VI Wn. Parks land thence to run west tu
line us near as practicable between the ands of
VIM. PJks, AnurGw LcLhari, Thomas L, Ons aud
Fhiir Calm, aid TIN ough the lund Of Bcnjan N
Rngu; 10 iniclsecl the rO' u few rods moth . +
his stable. .
Also. 10 commence at the S. E. corner of Wm.
Parks land and run south with The line between
the DIS Of Andrew LCnharI, jacob Calm, aud
the land, Of the late John Calm aud Michael
Mccoy deceased TO inerScet the road at The
Mccoy Meeting House.
AprI /, l87J--5w. .sr PETITIONERS.
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Madn SIS! Paral qsis! Death

may ensue from using preparations for coloring
tho hair charged with acetate Of lead and sui
phur. You may know them by the heavy mo-
tollic sediment which has to be shaken up before
the disgusting compound can be applied. The
"Journal Of Chemistry" says there are thirty Of
them In the market There is butonedyeIn ex-.
lstenOe Which contains no deleterious substance,
and that Is
Cdstadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
which has been carefully analyzed by Professor
chlton, and declared by him to contain no lead
or any other hprtful ingredient. Sec his manu-
script certificate at Crlstodoro's 6 Astor House,
New York. rst .-..,g .s
sCRIsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE, ms
/ o Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair after
Dyeins. Jryit april l4-m