Daily State Sentinel, Volume 12, Number 4290, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 July 1864 — Page 3

nun SENTINEL. SATURDAY MORNING. UL1 16

CITY ITEMS tW Krtr? alley in Indiiit"!t lmot withid, is U nuisance?. N potaloea are ariling at the rat if $.' JU buh i it Ihr erni fiM " Pitt if Ot t - " Weare coming, father Ahcain. three baodred dollar more!" That so. All kind ot Book and Job i . neatly and prompt!. done at thla office, at living rate. tmr Tim final Vir . . l,,l ai Sannnr'i 1 Dm; Store ic eery refreshing this warm rithrr fw i Ii 4V-UI , , trIl v ,,;, , trrmgiori e trrday for Cincinnati, where ihey are to le mustered out of aernce At laat arrouuU the Lfcid luduua. Im cut regiment ol lisid-M tuen, was under rn n I. ing BJJ lot TulladkORB. If you want to ki a pretty girl, why kis her if you can If a pretty girl want to kiaa you, why let her like a mat tWThe Indie)' Sewing Awo iatiiii will roeet on Monday afternoon, at I o'clock , it Military Hall. A full attendance is. reque(ei Locutri have made their appear In Jeraeer years tbey used to have a W on their becks, a em f t ing war; ihn year they hare a I'. We !ern th t several case of cholert ha e curred in the citv within the pat ten data It behoves citixetis and authorities to u-e precautions Caah TaUaJSaV After the first of July, 1H4, dry gooda will be Hold for cish en-lu-ivelv. at No 5. Kasl Wanbiuglon street Those owino; aircouiits will plenne ettie u; M H.tiOOlJ jj 4tf 'The exceeding warm weather eeMtintiei We her of frequent cases of sun stroke through out the State. A preventive is the wearing in the crown of the hat of a cabbage leaf wet with cold water The MiMir his but little to do now a days. He judgmatically fines intoxicated per sons, persons who have hitched to sh ide trees. i ! (I .ut. -J his proportion ol Ihe co-ts hi mm i uly in his pocket. Fot M Yoterday, near the ITnion Depot, a pocket book containing papers of vahie to tJ.e owner who can have it by applying to Michael O'Connor, No. 45 Noble street, and piying for this notice. Mahomic NoTitx. A Hpecial meeting of Centre Lodge No. J"l, for work, will lv held this (Saturday evening at 7'., o'clock. Cha-. F i sii m. Secretary. K kly Cuiaixo Anxious to ctve our voting men time lor ininr enietit. we will continue to close at b o'cIik k P M duiing the ceason. W. k H febl'Jdbiii Proprietors New York Store tf'A grand complimentary bench- is to be tendered, we understand, by the must pioitiiuent citizens of Indianapolis, to the great otiieilian White It will be the affair of the .- i on t the Metropolitan a yLet the .treet.- and Ilaytf be llMlfftMigbly cleaned. It will be seen by another peMOnfi that it is reported thai a mt virulent disease baa made its appearai ce in our midst. Certainly, therefore, the Street Commissioner, and all others iti authority, should bestir them, elves . 0 w S W latin A lady to fit and bind fine -hoes, gaiters and slippers made of kid, umrocco, last ing and cloth. One who understands this class of woik will be offered great inducements in tha war of wit.'-- A Lint. ft th .19 W. Washington street. I mpurt .T to Eastern Travel The llellefont line Railroad line are now running passenger cars on the morning express Main, leaving Indi anapolis at 4 A. M . through to Cleveland without change, arriving in Cleveland at - ."( V M Returning, leave Cleveland at 5 35 A.M. and tun through to Indianapolis, arriving at 7 IV M July 13-1 m t We have heird of several negToea who enlisted in the 1st Indiana corns de Afrique, a ho are now in Canada, having realized their boun ties and considerable pay from Uncle S im be sides. Two of them tha; the police here Mid to know as incorrigible vagabonds write back to their ebonv friends that they are well lixed. tml tivate gardens, and have plenty of work. The letter- rlo-ed with postscripts signify ing great respect for "Ma.tsa Lincoln Sow Plenty ok Tt us:r Bum Wd waleiee every one who has a bit of gtound to sjnre to sow thereon turnip seed. The drouth has damaged other crops, and now is the time to make amends therefor. Turnips are always in dem Mad for Im).1i the table and sduble, and it is ll.e easiest matter in the world to raise from five to five hundred dollars worth of them on land now grow ing to weeds. Sow turnip seed in your gardens or on ur farms. Clear off the weedraise a crop and make money. A St I'lrior Rimkdy We can conscientious! j recommend to those sufferi"g from a disiressiLg cough. lr. Strickland's Mcllitluoua Cough Hal earn It gives relief almost instantaneous, and is withal not disagreeable to the taste There is no doubt but the Mellifluous Cough Hal-am is Anient tlve best pieparatioiis in use. and is all thit it- i roptictors claim for it. W"e have tried it during the past week, und found relief from a nm-t di-tiessing cough. It is prepared by Dr. Strickland. No ti List Fourth street. Cincinnati. Ohi i. Cincinnati National Cnion tf lntiiim Mato lair 1 N PI AN A Sr TK Ho MIP i f Al.Rh'1 LTl UK, k at r ary 's OpvaoB, V Indianapolis, lud . duly la. 1 -t I N Tlte twelfth annual Indiana Slate Fair will be .ield in this city on what is known a - t ,e N1i.il ir air old Fair eround. immedi atelv west of the

State House, and six aquates from I'nion Depot. ' night at the Metropolitan We hope to see this the question baring been decided tMl motning fair and gifted lady and her accomplished and bv the Etccuiive Committee, all nacaary orders versatile sister. Miss Lizzie, upon our boards acml airan.ements hav .ng hcen nude to that e:'- fiequei.Cy To-mght is the last night of the geoj The committee, with pleasure, ackuow- Maddcrn -i-:cr-. unless the management re enledge themielres and the agricultural interests of g ges them Let every oue avail himself ot hertna Sute uitder renewed obligations to the I i.d: j self of the oppawtWawtl of witnessing their aniapolis L Cincinnati railroad company, through ui ique and unippro ichablc performance-, their (eneral Agent. W H L Noble, for their very liberal prop jsilion to furnish grouuds upon ' tWThe r Mary'- Church Sunday S-h . ,: which to bojd tlie coming State Fair, gratia, and will have a picnic ou Tuesday, the I5th in-t Tho bv the offer of a bonus of $.100, as. also to run j ground selected is on East Washington street, eseursion train from the Cnion Depot to the one mi'e south of the corporation line Vehicles name Tbe comntiUee, after having visitnl the will leare the church on Maryland street ererv rarioos grounds offerctl. finally determined to' quarter of an hour dunnar the dv Music will bold tbe State Fair upon the old grounds, the be furnished by Halm's National (iuaid's Band, conveuieme of the-e ground-being, well w turfd A pleasant timcmiv bei'x:c"ed Ifi 'J ail i Hi the City limits Contribute Very Urge) aBaaaMaaaMMaaaaiiaiaaaaaaaiBaaaBaaMaMaaaiBBaMaMaaaBjjaaaiMaa

to the sue co of Indiana Stale rairs; thi t--ptN'iaily so so far M the people of Inttianapolis are concerned The grounds will be fitted up with tbe view of m-i-upi .ng them two yen-, tin fence to teanain. No necessary experts,, or eiertioii wtll be spar ed ou the part of the Hoard of Agriculture P make this Fair a success, and from the unmei -e ad vantage which havw akeady been oerned t.x ihe p:e-ent slock grower and fManufactners, rs peciallv thoee encaged in the Manufacture ol la- j borMoi. machinery, such aareapets. n ers. plower. thrashers. sw mills. Me , it seems uu- , ne es o . to charge them to come forward lo the , ..t.i i .e For- I hev are greatly uiiea-eo the-e exhioitions l.r an eatly introduction id their machine They are now in greater demand than they have ever hefore been It i estimited by dealers and mat ufacturers in thee Kind nf machines '' thr Uve reri- ni" tenors and similar kiwis of agr.cultur ! im; . merits Id in Indiana dunug the P ist iwo Ibafi ever lietore. When there te auch deoiand MY waavaafe more tiewsitv fiar these intnadiirt-; m md pl rn as the ti ture I lie rem urn- .re . atid bti mci ii i l ' the ii i -Ml iu.oti mi : we hope to ae an... li'niu j - interest and exertion made on the pait ol the oeool to susiain ibese benefi. ial in-tilut;, tia W H Looms Sec y

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kram nl Unit bin I.ank O ran. Mied I" hi library chair. CMlltttK "JMH- a4"Bl.y it and i.i I lortun.'. a explain if v u can, WhJ k"'' 1 P ,,u ? "," Ttien Ahrem ihr wily replied with a irrln: A Iwnbaan one said, in tbe cuniy of ( Tb story U old. bat to point a. I dcsm. , faint sie ' wai h rses kirn crossing a Quinn. Th 'Taint "Cease, sirrah, year Jesting" remember.'' abr My Mi Mb tba blaad of my yeomanry re Th wall of th- widow, the orphan' sad epr, Reouke the rude tnfltnK f lowly or high. My children arf irntif elontr mv eren. I rmi for rvr eounaa-1, your plan and yaswr 'Don't swap, for a ure a a jrun, certain. uul never - doat. H" Hun V "ur Idler will bt Taint tale to .wi f you hMhff the steam orse. when riosslng a trearu 'liul steward. I V -vw rd mv debta are nriti.l.l Armani i-.r im treasure. .,f Miver ant mid: Hrl lain art- i--til from labor' hruwn baaHl. Yt pillared la my iw miii, ,t,.l ui'irt(arH n,y lain!; Voor qusndsrlnga wast what th blunrlrrfr-rui-v Tbri yar of ymir ftlle have brought roe in tin And Abram rsplied, a be Mraddled bin cbair, "Mu know, my le,r madam, I'm hinet at square: T abelvr a tried Fr-i.lriit, don't ever dream Taint afe to awap horses when croMinc a atrsam " "VU rrouch to John Bull, fr French despot hurrah, Yi.y rririRe to the Spaniard, and toady the Crar; My hield cannot bfltsr a poor refur; My cntnmrrca i- bunted all over the art, How fallen am I the lneen of the Weal, Who walked among Itation., more proud than the ''Ti true," ait ihe tewanl.'-l notice your fix; But let the pot boil, and je) into up the -ti( k-. Iton't mrj'Mle the milk if you hope to get rrram-. 'Taint aaf to swap horse r when Cio--iu(( a rt renin." "Sir. since; you per.irt in your quip- mi 1 your cranks, Whers is Kosecran. Cameron, Jcti and Nat Bank? Pray, why do you 'wap,' if removal won't cure. W ten Kn rnotit w fa-t anl McC'U lian waa aore?" An.l Miieilmar hr tear, ahe demanded reply. w,t1' cloud on her brow and a flame in her eye. "That 'niiiid nn" anl Abram. of old Deacon Brur, Whal'. for Hie eanrler ain't .a foi the irooae Things ain't at all times,' tea l , . . u what they seem Taint safe t., -wap Lorten wueii crossing a rtream." "KnoiiKh!" criedColumbis, "my future I see Ru n. bavoc and death in the homes of the free; Fair Liberty stabbed by the lord of miarule. While, tbougbtle, fhe laugh at the freak of tbi .r fool. riii-ve. i low us and usurjiers in council preside. And fraud, force and folly my destinies guide." "I liavar u "' qooth Abram, "as slick as a aairi-' 8Uh Hamlin, and liovemment'a rid of it.- vn a; hut itaVl you turn tail at a Copperhead scream; 'Taint nafe to swap horses when crossing a stream. " Columhia, d;-u-te1, would listen n mon , lint cried in a ru a- ehe utormed llaTeWfl tl' fletTi I have kept an old donkey for nearly four vearWho brings me but acorn and disaster and tears! I vow I will drive a respectable team, Tbongh forced to swap horses when crossing a -tieam." Coant any. City council. Friday Evening, July 15, 1N1 A special meeting of the City Council was called last night to take into consideration the matter of e-tablishing water works for supplying the citv with water. The overture came from the owners of the Central canal, but no definite proposition by the company was, as yet, ready. They simply de sired an interchange of views upon tho subject at present. There was an immense supply ot water afforded by the Central can il, of which the city might share in the benefit A consultation with the Council was what was now sought, and prob ably some feasible plan might be agreed upon It would be desirable that the stock of the com pany should be chietly held by residents of Indianapolis, and the whole matter be under the control of the Council T his was what aTM sub mittcd by their spoke-m in, II. R. Sehlen, of Rochester, New York, by the gftlcmen owning the Central canal, who appctre;! ut m the Hoor. E. II Avery, of Auburn, N. Y , a member of the Central Canal Company, detailed the plan of supplying that city with water, and suggested that perhaps tint pl tn might be adopted with ret creuce to Indianapolis Mr Avery in ide a lengthy and detailed statement with regaid to ma chinery, pipes, Ac , and thought the Auburn system was perfectly adapted to the ncce-aities ot Indianapolis. Col N E Piiiic, ol R'H'he-ter. N Y , spoke on the subject, chiefly with regaid to pipes, wood en BMd iron, direct rixJ lateral, and KMWilig the superiority ot wooden pipes over ir- n. and estimating the probable cost of constructing the works at $150.000. Undoubtedly ttie plan, as illusti ated by Mr. Avery, of forcing the water thr lUgh the city by mean- of hydraulic ram or steam engines, would be found to be entirely practicable in this locility and much cheaper than obtaining a supply of water by means of reservoirs. To night, however, as had been said, the company had no definite proposition to make They h id submitted their suggestions and were ready to entertain proposals from tho Council. Kverv growing ana thriving city like Indianapolis cught to be well supplied with water Messrs I'unwn, Sciilensticker. Jameson, Thompson and Mayor Caven mole some re marks touching the matter, when on motion of Mr Mrown. a committee composed as follows w is a; ;oin!c.l to ( onfoi w.th the C.mal CotnpwM wilh regard to the subject, aud corrcSX)iid with others, and report: Messrs Ibown, Thompson, .la meson, Coburn and Emerson Adjourned. Alleiition Ociuocrut? There will be a meeting of the old Democratic club this evening, at o'clock, at Military Hall Hm. Josten E McDonald. N. H Taylor. O I Horii, H H Dom, and others, will be present and make short speeches J S Athon, II. Clat, H. H. Dom, J. B. RvAjf, H . ANPttitlirT. faecwtlee Com DTsrxrsiA, Nkryoirnk!' and Debility Dk. Stricblaxd's Tonic We can reeotnMMaMltlMMM atafferiaig with loss of appetite, indigestion or dys pepsn, netvousueas und nervous debility, to use Strickland's Tonic. It is a vegetable preparation, tree from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the whole nervous system; it create a goo I appetite, and is warr mted to cure dy-pepsia and nervous debilitv For -.lie bv dnjgjjisis generali v ' il pf hot tie. Pieparetl by Dr A Strickland, 8 East Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio jy Idly The beautiful M" Kinma Maddera a tremendous hit in Liltle Ciicket li-t made A SURE CURE! 1 1 VeBT Bay 1 J I JST 9 I laaaaaWaal I I VI WYfcl)T I f:K- irrd of this d rtre-slng -j eaae by the use t DR. STR!CKLANOJS PiLE REMEDY. Bead what a aaflerr - Mr. J P. Haaarle. 14 Second street. Tiovi say be Ras been a d.-eaatfal -uffer'T with Pi). tl.O.. a lung ha -r ed nearly everytbinc. and cisuld obtait. H Raed about ute fourth of a pot ol I r S'r.-i .i : I" ' netjt. ai.d it ns.le a complete cure. II advise evei) owe suffering to try it. RoM by all lrmgfts al 5ncen s per pot. Manufactured at e Ral Fonrib atreet. Cineti.nati. O. Ask for Strickland's lltmttty. Por aale by W. I. Haakit A C . Br..w Stewart A M or ran, J. V. Benssar, Tstaatta neA Sloan. i A Cox aix! ve.Mtawly A m rher. mar. -ai

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IJPII. vjAT AtAISrT TH . DllTATIOM HiW . Till: li MU.HT M AVK Rth pELf I TEB litmu lu'i stratr... rnuu or tiir PARTT I r)VB T MrilNMU TIIK IT1 sTIOX RVtBTTHlM. mnt M MIM!T T TIIR PmoTLi TU'X I I "L r.iii il. X-w Y--rk World'. Corn -p-adent PlIll APLLI-HIA, July 1 .' IMOONATIoN Al. IT Tilt A DM I MST ATION As the cause at.d character of the rebel raid in Maryland tecomes better underst.xnJ, the sentiment of indignation against tbe adminitlration, suppreseed at tirM by the urprise protlucfd by that etent. becomes more and more intense It is now clear to all that this movement could have been eiily prerented, and the humiliation con sequent upon it avoided, bad tbe treri who hold the reins of power been endowed with the least amount of sagacity and foresight A single glance at th facts which preceded and attended this audacious excursi -n of the rebel-, will -tt-isfy any one that I do not advance here anything I am not fully prepared to demonstrate t ALSES Or LEE'b IN ACTION IIKRETOEORE. To understand the last rebel incursion fully, il is necessary for oue to revert to the series of op eiatious by which (eneral (Jr. nit. leaving the bloody fields of Spottsylv mia Court House, cut bif way through Virgin., inaJ after a short but -iBjrwinary conflict on the banks of lb Chickahotniny, finally succeeded in crossing the James, and in MMtb'.Nhn.g himself strongly on the south side of that river During this perilous march across a hostile country, it was thought pretty generally that the enemy would imnede our progress southward, and prevent General (irant fiom reaching the point he hid set down in his plan as his objective Rut to our gieit surprise nothing id the kind occurred The ro ids ;o the James were invitingly open to us, as if the object of the rebels was to attack us there. General Lee, far from emerging from his letreit, as good strategy would seem to indicate he should, kept closely within his iniienclitneuls, never giving sign of life except when we came within few hundred yards of them, or mJe a demoti-ttation againet the rebel capital. The cause of that inaction which was then so surprising to us all, was, I have been informed, produced by a desire IB attract the Union army as far south as pos-ible, so as t uncover the northern frontier, which, bv this mean-, was to be left accessible to an intoad of the rebel forces In the estimation of Gen Lee, the concentration of all the available forces of the north or. the south side of James river, far from being dangerous to the rebel cause, was one of the luckiest events of the war It compelled Gen Grant to lose in a series of siege operations time which unght have been usefully employed in active camp ligmng, gave to the exh.-twBfexl forces of the rebels an opportunity for re uniting behind tho walls of their fortresses, and opened to the forlorn columns of the rebellion a considerable por tion of the border States Such was the con-e quei.ee of the strategy adopted in this instance. You are now going to see with what rapidity of execution Gen. Lee availed himself of our mis take, and with whi' incapacity the lulmini-tia tion, which BaigM have corrected it, acted in the piem'sf s Gen. Lee huving ascertained that our intention was to rein lis before Petersburg, in front of which he can keep us -jx months if he chooses, hia first object was to leel our forces in the She nandoah valley and to try to penetrate into M i rylaud This was done immediately after our first assault on Petersburg, an attempt which had lor result to convince the Confederates ot the strength of thetr position, and of their power to employ their troop- upon another bittlc field, shouid the thing be deomtd advisable The re pulse experienced by our forces along the Ten nesfce .tid Virginia Central raiiioads hud already demonstrated to the re'.-el genet a! the facility t.f such an undertaking H BOOB uudeistoodth.it by hurling back nil the columns we had scattered along that line Lev i d Ihe Potomac he would eomple'e our defeat, open to Iii- exh uisted soldiers the fertile fields ol the border States, remount his cavalry and replenish his granaries In ptii-nit.ee of that plan, Gen. tiirlv, gyho had for some time occupied the Shenandoah; Rreckinridge. who was watching the southwestern part of Yirgiuia; Rosier, who had been acting in conjunction with Early; and the two guer rilla leaders, Mosby and I mbodcu, received the ordei to march forward to Harper's Ferry, and to occupy Maryland Hights. Some people think that, in order to make the expedition a suie thing, (eneral Lee has added to these forces I few divisions of his own army under command of Gen. Ewell. The thing is not, however, probable. Ewell is not likely to leave the command ot bit corps for the inglorious occupation of lead ing a r iid. Re this as it may, the whole exneditio: v. carried on with an activity .aid secrecy truly admirable. Gens Hunter, Sigel and Wallace were either defeated or compelled to fall back. Martinsburg, Williamsport, Itoonsboro, Hagerstown, Middle own. Harpei V Ferry. Rolivar Hights and Frederick fell into the hands of the rebels w ithout even a struggle. During all the time the administration, instead of coming to the assistance of our troops in that region, lust a precious opportunity in providing for the defenses of Washington and Rallimore, which were in no way threatened, and let the rebels, who might have been easily checked, have their own way- in Maryland. Immense lines of railroad and telegraph aie cut, bridges arc blown up, houses are burned, crops are destroyed, contributions are levied, a large amount of cattle, horses and grain are cat ried away. Hut what does ii matter? Mr. Lincoln must be saved, and to that great object the w hole force, the whole talent, the whole energy of the country must be applied, and that at the espense of everything else I- thcte any in stance in history where selfishness and incap icily are more strikingly unfolded? Some people will say perhaps, why is it that Gen. Lee. having lor sometime past contemplated an invasion of the North, hid not given to the present expedition the proportions of a regular campaign? The objection may be answered by the observation, that in a great warlike this everything is -nboidinate to the operations of your opponent, and that when your opponent keeps all your forces busy, it is difficult 10 detach frcra them an army of invasiou. Gen Iac has done in this instance all he could do, and his success proves that he knows what Mr Lin colu ignores how to obtain great results wilh little me inHad our Admihistt it'on been gifted with a article of the talent which graces the rebel leader, it would have known fiom the start that concentrating all i'.a available force on a single point, far from its original base, was to invite the enemy to an invasion of our frontier; and the only way to counteract the effect of that strategy waa to occupy all the avenues leading to the North with a lone sufficient to repel any attempt of the enemy on our lines Having laiie : m that, we are now expose! to the inconveniences of a depredatory incursion, and to the humiliation of seeing the rebels ou our soil, two ikaBMB which. I hope, will be remembered in the election of November next, when the verdict of the people op n the acL- of Mr. Lincoln and his Cabinet will be given ESTRAY. Strayed or sioi n. VDARK-l'.ul'W N MA Uli, kipped.. U i.lie side, about IS baud lngb, a hollow iu her ide, äfct- i- of the Murran breed. A liberal reward will 1 paid tm her delivery to I'meraw' stal le. I'i all atreet, by lue undersigned. jatyU-dlt I. J TUOMPsON. LOST. row lof KpHanl. iJTli vVI l' frR lb' uiidersign So. 170 North Uberty tree. fndlanapoPs. on the .Vh o' Jnfy. a tibt re,l C"W, : : i4tsl, saU n, one a little horter ri larrer than the hind sise The al orertward Cow, .-r for informaliou rtrTTfilt McttRiur. than lb trfher. the two front t aw, Ave year Id. f niedtui will be paid on the re urn of t that ill lead to her recovery, JylS d3t NOTICE. CARD FROM LIVERY STABLE KEEPERS fBlBK umliritgi y Stable Keepers, have r Ibe 20th day of Juty. l'B4. I T.'e.i nut on we will not keep a ca rri "-. fr leas tb ir tioraes, with bnajgy or I r 4 h t;..'s J It. Bulllvan. it. I. M rhewft, larwis I asrersaw, K M. Boyle JalyH-dlt Allen .1 Stewar . j fft-sl 4 l".o.trav. William Hine-ley.

Telegraphic Dispatches.

a sported xraaaiTr arai BAM sra ra tmsai or 'laarnlaaj Keparl sw first fa are j MIDNIGHT REPORT. LATEST WAR NEWS. THE ÜKBKL INVASION. FROM IHK TRANS-MISSISSIPPI. MOVEMENT OF TROOPS. PROM GKN. GRANTS AHMT. Mb I'iri.iii on aiio! lie ir Kit id. FROM SHERMAN'S ARMY. Kit innlal Capture of Atlanta. At.. At.. Ac, At At. from New lerk Nilw Your, duly 15. This afteinoou a lot of wool arrived from Hamburg in the brig- Chelsea and Helen, left on the upper end of the pier, to be taken in to the warehouse, caught fire from some unexplained cause, and the flames spreading with BBBBB tl i a-.ii.Hty, soon reached the warehouse This building UK) feet long by 6U deep was tilled with imported foods of every descrip tion, and in a short time was in flames. Several resels which were discharging cargoes at that point, caught fire and were soon enveloped in fl IHH s. I here was upwards of $2-1, 0(H) w orth of goods iu the building The brigs Chelsea and Helen caught fire in the rigging and for some time burned brightly but when the tire readied the rigging thev were scut tied The vessels had just arrived from Chili and brought cargoes valued at $3o,(HH) I u the warehouse there was stored large quan titie of molasses, sugar and wool, besides a quantity of general merchandize Total loss of the building and goods estimated at $700.000. The Port's Washington special of July 15th says: It is generali conceded that the greater portion of the rebel forces crossed the Potomac yesterday bv ETeieon'l and Edwards' fords. Our fOfOOl occupied Pottsville last night. It is rumored that Atlanta is taken with J000 ;rio:iers, bv (Jen Sherman. The Kichmond Examiner of Saturday, dune ; U, says: A noition of (.iiaui's troops went up the York river and were landing at White House. The Examiner thinks only a portion are left at Willi BBttborg, Yorktown aid (Jloweester Point. The Examiner also says Grant must soon make a movement of some kind, owing to certain circumstances to which it need not refer. The Commercial's money article says: Fesseinieii has expressed himself favorable towards :;n expedient suggested by the banks for the avoided, inconvenience of payitig subscriptions to the loan in legal tenders The suggestion is, instead of the Secretary drawing diretcly on the banks he should issue drafts upon the sub Treasury which the Assis t int Treasurer should endorse, payable at the bantu i al some designated bank acting in bebalf of the assieiatcd hanks. The banks hold that such checks would seldom require to be cashed, although they would be subject to payment in greenb icks upon presentation, and that in most cases ther would be simply deposited without disturbing the fuuds. from W ns Ii inferior. . W AMiiNo ion, July 15. Au arrival at City Point reports that there has been considerable kirmishing for several days along our lines. The :ele!- w-'erdav morning tired on the ate mera General Weeeaa and United States, from a field battery near Wilson's Landing. The former had a portion of her stern knocked off, and two shot- passed through the latter. Hen. Sheridan has gone on another raid. Th" National Intelligencer understands that Major Shevecr, of the rebel forces lately dem Onatrating against ashingtoti, embraced the op portunity betöre they decamped, of addressing to MIC l oiir citizens, who is a re! itive, a letter, in a b be fetntee th.it the Confederates crossed the Potomac with B,0Q0 men. for the purpose of obtaining hois; -, cattle and supplier and having accomplished the:r purpose, they were on their vay back. (hi!y a small portion ol the-e IcfOBJ appeared in front of Washington, while their comrades were collecting booty for transportation across the Potomac. A Ch ambersburg dispatch states that Imboden w is believed to be wounded in the fight with Hunter, us he has not been een or heard of in the reeeut raid The military authorities here at noon to-day hail information other than that our forces were still in pursuit of the tehels on the Upper Potomac. The Atlanta Appeal of duly 4. has been re ci ived here It says: We are not without hone lhai reinforcements will yet come to the ml of our army, with sufficient strength to enable it to drive the invader from our soil The Tuns Mississippi army is lying idle with no enemy to annoy it, and there is no reason why it might not be transferred to this side of the i ir. where Hi service are so much needed. While the enemy are concentrating all their forces it behoove us to do something otherwise there is no alternative. from fti i little I phli. Pint. PKLiMti . Julv 15. The Nashville ; Union of the Uhh h is been received here It -t itBa tbt the Union army had driven ihe rebels, and had ri rived nt the fortifications in front of I Atlanta COMMERCIAL COLLECE. Ü COMM ERCIA1 COLLEGE, Trurruivf k II aii , No. 3 Wist W -Hivrrot "r , liitlinrtHpoll, Indiana. f !HT ami of his Institution is to qualify Ladies and I etillemen for tbe practical dutie of life. Tbe course 1.1 stud !-e-ecially designed to give the greate-t proficiency in the shortest time possible. BP1 N 0 1 Ü AX PENMANSHIP Hre receives the personal attention of Pla't K. Spencer, (one of ib? au'hors of the sytetn) affording every facility for Ladies ami (irntlemen wishing to become teachers. BOOK KEEPING Receives the pecial attention of Tnoina J. Bryant, tba practical Act ununt and Teacher, aiataliai by Samuel N COMMERCIAL 0AlrCTJLATMV 1- sught by Prof. A. C Sbortridge, tbe popular Supertntend. i t .T I be City Schools. LK0TUKKS On all Commercial topics by tbe ba-st Lecture?. TELEGRAPHING J F Walii-k, tbe well knew ii Operator ami nienleut of tbe W. I . OnVe, has charer of tht rtmeut. which has tw.. complete set t'ie affording ettra facilities to ibo. eralor-. COLLKGK HANK. WitAneally ci.graved Sink b.ll, aud every facility for practical il'luatr Altona. MrlOIft of the moat beautiful deaign, and neatly engraved, awardeil tu ar adnata Full paricwlar ent to any aaMreaa on receipt of stamp. jylj dftwlm BRYANT ft SPENCER WANTED. K M TASTED, ten good BniUiuers for tbe fall Uade ff Tkva aaat of wages giraw. AidtSsW A. B. Puarrsa N 32. Market treet. taini)c, Kentucky. jaty4j.wtw

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riarlemail Market. Cicixari. July IS Tbe telegrams to tbe Chamber of Corn men e. which were not received till late, produced great enMtiort. and wholly uoatilJ market for all article. No quotations approaphing an average can be given. 1 .500 bui-h rye sold at $i $0. Shelled corn $110 Whisky sold at $1 70. which is the onlv innig not effected by th news lirocerie unsettled Gold declined to $3 409 A Exchange steady. WW Varh 1arn Ntw Yoti.Julj If) Flour State and Western irregular and un settled and 25 lower; $9 TO (10 extra State. $10 400110 75 rout.d hoop Ohio, and $10 90(aHI 50 trade brands, market closing heavy. Whisky decidedly lower; $1 05 d 1 f.- We tern, closing at inside price, with rumored sales at still lower prices Wheat dull and unsettled, and $l5(d20c lower; t'2 35 Chicago spring; $'2 :i5(t2 45 No. 1 Milwaukee; $'J 42 winter red Western, and "2 50 2 52 amber Michigan Corn dull and 2w lower; $1 571 bO new mixed Western Oat dull and decidedly lower; 06(tf97 Wes tern. Coffee dull at 55(300 for Rio. Sugar dull; Cuba Muscavido 22(321 1 Molasses doll, and price unchanged. Pork excited and irregular and $7o6 lower for new mess; other kinds nominal; mesa opened at $40 and closed at $35(3G 35 for new prime, and $35 for prime. Beef dull and nominally lower; $10(1 for country mess; $910 country prime; $20(d)'2.'i repacked mesa; $28(0,30 extra mess f'rime mess beef quiet and unchanged. Lard dull and lower; 1819c. Butter nominally lower; 33n 10 Ohio; .TTioM.t" State. Money stringeut at 7(3tf. Sterling heavy and decidedly lower, $1 D34. Gold irregular, unsettled and lower, opening at $2 56, BdTBJaBMBJ to $2 5iH4, declining to $2 44 and closing steady at $2 50. TJ. S. 6's 'fl coupons 10, 8 20 coupon 103, 1491 104-V New York Cattle .Harket. Mabkkt Day, Tcesdat, July 12, UVAI. HKCEIPTB OT I ATTI.lt Ol' ALL KIND, FOB TH K 18G4. WRKB

Sheep and neve. Cows. Veala. Lamb. Swine. Total 5,13. 161 MM IS,S3a 18,3BT Last werk .. 3.M6 110 I.V.:, U.S3U H.7s Corapn'ir wrek lajaty-ar.... 4,330 T M 9,87 6,5(10 Av'r'geKo.per w'k last year 5.1C7 12B ?2 9.SW7 21,100 bkevrs raou Dirrauncvr stati.s. New York 310 Canada Ohio 234 Michigan Indiana 47 Missouri 4M Illinois 2,4s:i Kentucky 4M New Jersey Iowa 140 Connecticut 438

BBBVas. Tbe total supply tbia week i. 1.5H)hcad nwre than laat week, and 743 bead in excess of tbe receipts for tbe corresponding week in 186.'!. The large number sold at Kerpen Hill and at Allerton's prior to Mond.-iy, and tbe comparatively large supply on Monday, had a depressing effect upn tbe market at tbe opening, and butchers in--i-'i-d upon getting their cattle at lower rates than ruled at the previous markets, and sellers reluctantly acceded to the demand. In the forenoon of Monday choice beere were sold at only a slight decline; but before noon the quotations had drooped at least lc per pound on medium to good rattle, and about 'c per pound on prime. Choice steers of from 7S t 8'4 per cwt. sold in the forenoon at 17 18c per pound; in the afternoon from 16 l, to 17 V . and medium to good brought from 15 to 16c in the morning and from 14 to 16c in the afternoon. Only about 300 stillers were in tbe market, and they sold at lower peices, quality considered, than on any previous market day tbia season. Hit weather being to warm for ditillery-f. i beef to cither sell or keep. More than one half of the offerings were of the grade called "medium," ami upon tliis class of cattle the greatest decline was noticeable. With nothing fresh yarded on Tuesday, tbe market was flat. Some few good cattle were on sale, which were worked off to a class of butchers wbo never buy first or even second quality cattle, except at low figures. About 100 bead were unsold at the close. Mr. Starr, tbe agent for the goverumeui, bought forty prime bullocks at 10c per lb. live weight, which i about 17c per lb. for tbe nt weight of beef. The prospec t for next week is 11 w favorable for butchers, but tbe most eerienced cattle buyer dare not risk .1 prophecy in these times. Strictly prime cattle are likely to eil at good prices in this market for tbe next four weeks at least. Common cattle are most subject to the irifluence of a speculative feeling, and when tbe sup ply is more tlianample, toe decline is heaviest upon common to medium beeves. Tb quotations are as follows: Premium qualities, por cwt Prime, do do Medium to good qualities, per cwt Common do do (eneral selling prices do Average do A few of tbe best None. 16,0017,00 14,00 15,00 . 1 2,1 HK 13,00 13,00 15,00 14.OOS14.2r. 17.00 1s,ini cowa. Iteceipts are more tban'required by the demand, and tbe maiket is dull, with a decline of from ." to BIO per Head on all grades. Some very good cows were sold a I Uy at B5ä p 1 bead, and B 60 was tke WRtwMt prici this week Tbe quotatione were: Good Cow 5Oay60 Medium to good. 4648 Common .I&aajo TRAI. CAI.VER. With heavier receipts, veali are about lc ptr lb HaWM tban lit week, and notbintt but a very extra veal calf could be sold at lie per lb ou Monday. At tbe cluse veals were selling very slowly at the follow ing pricea: Prime veals per lb. live weight 9 Medium to good 7, H Cmmon 5 6 Calfskins. 23tiJ5c SHKEP AX II LAMBS. A steady impeovement marked the trade in sheep and lambs throughout the week. Receipts were only moderate, and the market waa faitly active at an advance of from J, to c per lb from our last quotations, (rood to prime sheep sold on Monday ai d Tuesday st6'ta7 per lb, and common to medium at664. Lambs are now mostly s' l.l by weight, and at the close ot the rxarket were quoted at 1111 'tc per lb live weight. BBtffc Receipts foot up J,3u5 bead, being about 4 .000 more than last week, and tbe quality is uot such aa packers want. On Monday the market was dull, with a decline from the prices ruling on the Friday and Saturday previous: but on Tuesday bog v., id a fa-t a received, and the market clsed firm at tbe following qnotaticus: Live hogs. Dreaaed Prime Leav rVesi'iM..rn f.d, pf rib 11 ll'j 14&141 Prime libt do do doll 11 1414'. Prime still fed do do do P'll 1313. Small pigs, suitable fur retail butcbars, are quoted at 91111 25 per cwt. alive, and at 14c per lb. Ire.. FOR SALET" HOTEL I" OH HALE, T UK Lease and Furniture of one of the most protninrnt Hotels in this city, as tbe present proprietor intends to retire from business. Inquire at tnis office. JyliJ-dSt KKissoKntiOH of Co-Partnership. fBHF FIRM OF JAYCOX A FITZIH (iH WAS I 18- I I SOLVED on Ihe Ihth day of June, lt4. Orln R. Jaycox having sold bis interest tw Lee M. Fitxbugh, to whom all accounts against tbe firm will be preaeuted for pavment, aitn at! amounts due the firm be paid. OHIJlf - JAYC0, v r U. FfTZHUrill. Liauapolis, Indiana, June 18, lüM. iNotice of Copartnership. f1UE CNDRRSIGN KI H AVK THIS DAT RTTKBKD J iNto a co -partnership for the purpoae of carrying on a Grocery and Ticco bualncaa la IB old stand of JayCA ft 1'itxbugh, rioter tbe name ami style of Jatcox, Firrmiia A t o URLIW B. JAYCOX, I.F.K M FfTZHCGfl, ROBT. OOMMKLY. July ih. IsiU. JalyR-dlw PROFESSIONAL. J. T. JACKSON. ATTORNEY ANO COUNSELOR ATLAW, OFFICE X. W. CORNER MERIDIAN AKH WASHINGTON StreeU, 'Telegraph Building., tndiaaapo'ls. Indiana. Special attention given to tke Collection of Account and the securinar of ti ivemment Claim-. Baiisfactory references gives when required. my.11 dtf A. J. Ml 1.1. 1. . Pi6ICIAH AM) S6EGE0M, Olffu a t.) inn asluni Bui lalas; Caraer Mrriili.m and riar) land K. INDIANAPOLIS. IND., myl4 dtf CHAS . I PKARSON , PHY8ICUS AND SÜBßEOl, aTVFPM E NO M EAST MARKET STREET. W atalaanci- No SB North Tim atreet. tKBce hour. Ttu A M.. 1 to n ai.a : to V P M. Special atteulioo givtn tu tbe ireRtRkfOt uf Chronic j Diswaaww. 'ef-d3aa

DRY GOODS. NOTIONS. 4C

webb. nnwm & ro., WH0LWAI.I MAUI I STAPLE yVIVI IwVTVC "V DRY GOODS! N O TION S, ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN Fancy Goods, No. 42 South Meridian Street, sa II NULLS' KKW BLOCK.) INDIA V4POIM. ISDIANA. bo our ubio 111 tri u n u . rifviai. Having old our entire lock of Good, to Mea.ra. Webb.Tarkintion k Co., we take pleaUJe in rerutnmetKtina; Lhem aa rentlenieii seine ample mean. Ion: exjierietice In tra.te, enerfry and Integrity: and have -lire confiilenct that the old castome r of tbe bou.e will be served as favorably and upon aa good terns aa tbey haro been by us. We tru.t those wbo hare dealt with u will continue their patronage to the new house. Mr. lew will continue with our successors. Thanking our friecds for tbe favors shown as in tbe pat. we will be happy to see tbern at our old counting room, where we will remain for the purpose of c!oiiig up our buineas. CBOSSI.AM 4 1KB. jeS-d3ra FOR SALE. A New Brick House . "VST f tbe Blind AsIum, of Hi rooms and ffoaa IVJ Cellar. Carriage Hon . Stable Rai B aaj ll.su, all new and in good order. For further particulars inquire at No. I Fort Wayne Avenue. JeS-dlm DENTISTS. P. 6. C. HUNT, ID E IST T I 8 T OKFICF. AND KK81DKNCF. t, BiAstV iiKKli iTa:i i INDIANA POLlf? IND. Mi HOTELS. BATES HOUSE, J. I HOLTON, PKOPRIKTOR. INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA. mySO-dtf A CARD. WE would inform our numerous customers and patrons that, until facilities for manufacturing sewed boots and shoes are increaaed to meat tbe large demand, tbey will be required to leave their order from three to six weeks in advance. Very many hare been disappointed, not being bl to wait. Good work cannot be made in a burry, and on no account will inferior work be allowed to leave our store. T. La FAYETTE, Foreman. A. LINTZ, 33, West Washington stiert . dlw COTTAGE FOR SALE. 14011 BALM A neat Frame Cottage ot five large room, ball, kitchen, good cellar, pump, cistern, woodsht il, Ac, Complete, situated in the most desirable part of tke city, being upon St. Joseph, between Pennsylvania and Delaware streets. The Street Railroad will make it but a abort distance fraai tbe ceater of busine-. Price $3,500 cash. C. H. DAT1DGF, jy4-dlw Post Office Box B21. NOTICE. TO INDI IN A MILITARY OFFICERS. EXKCLTIVE DaPARTklKNT Og IxiMi Bl'RLAL' or FlWAMCE. 1 MiiAMApoLi.-, June 24. l-M I NM ANA 0FF1CKRB, who have been or are serving !d rhe army, are informed that their Ordnance Returns will be made op and presented to tbe proper Department and certificate of acquittance obtained, frt fWafrW. by applviiig to Mr. I F. Rooker, Chief Clei k State Ord nance Department, office un tairs over Vajens' hardware store. No. 21 Wed Washington street. Indianapolis Bv making returns, as above directed, officers will not only save all fee, but tbey will be able to aettle with the (aovernmeut and draw thir pay from on to three months earlier than if tbe business it entrusted t Claim Agents. By order of Governor Mosrm. W. U. H. 1 FRRF.LL, je-.'.-.-dtf Kinancial Secretarv i . Tl. MPICBB V DO., REAL KST..E AliKNTS. AND NOTARIES PUBLIC, No. 201-2 North Illinois Street, I iid i;t ii ii i 1 i . Intl. myi-S '64dly DRS. DÜZAN & PARR. m BK H ' B. . INDIANAPOLIS, IND aprl5-d3wi Dr. A. D. OAtaL. OKIERS HiS SERVICES TO THE CITIZENS OF Indianapolis and vicinity. OBke, Virginia Avanue So. W. Reaiderca JTorth Jlaw Jersey street. Bo 7. ctlVfVdly MONET ADVANCED ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JKWRLRY, PLATE, Dry (ioods and otb weraonal property, orboogbl and sold at NO. 184 NORTH ILLINOIS STBBET, NORWOOD'S BLOCE IP STAIRS.) ecttt dly PROFESSIONAL. Dr. T. B. HARVEY, o. 6? ortti Altilmuia trrt. JaK-aUm PROFESSIONAL. Dr. A. ii. SELHAN, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, TKNMFRS hi. Irxlianapwll serrscea to the citisena aaf "Bice No 10 Virgini A ,eC'R4-dly . Iuia Iml KILBY FERCISO. EXCHANGE IIHOKEH. W OANS MOSBY OS Ct LLATULALA. BCY AND 1 a sells Gold and Silver, aad nigstaalwa Loan (ifflc V. IB Soolk Maodiaa Sir eel, lliabapaita. lad OBWas hoars fr ? A M la C P M Ja-ata

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LYONS KATHAI RON la fraaa tkst Qrwwk aeaaral -Ratkr. .a H ie TB article R kat B and pal ap by tbe t wit th. saswa c fa tt a ai ef vr BBS aleltcRtfwl kUir it's rwrf eaa It kasrssa th. aasas cwl mm4 it Makes Um Beir rfcB It restore haar Aay bsdy or psMBBMl wtaw hair shvsmld Wast Lyoa'a I tbrwttghasat tbeciilied (Ma by aU respectable a awl era. Ill nA M. BAH A (O., IB T BBBwBBl WONDERFUL CHANGES have occurred in tits r. uwtrr dwnnar the law focr yeare, t none more wwVrfl tha a the li oliitions. I Color, prodared amottf the Ilds of th Peo, 4. . by ( KISTADOKOS IIAIK DIE. Tbe history of the asf great wo parallel tojbe tr dice, ac-.tn.diahed by this powerful yet UM agent, which instant lyVtaage any of tbe hair rnte a black or brwvn, M that heaven eer beatoweil wtsaan the head asf Maas aar woman Manufactured by J. CRISTA DOMO, No. A.tor H"e. Sew Toi Sold by all Druggit Applied by ad Hair Dres Je öeortawecw v.- - the rules of Last e the loss of all their color. beauty, in their color asr la ay be in a tarn sent to any Betaut ii ill Kliiicle by a single application f ( KlNTlDOKOS II AIIC Dil.: The rapidity of ita operaljoa, perfect safety, permanent bealtbfal effect, ami the exceeding depth and inbness of the hue it impart, distinguish thi from all otbei D e. in ue In thi coajwtry or at Oiwfittloro llnlr l'resi nullit valuable adjaact to the Dye, m d re swing and promoting tbe growth and perfect health uf the hair, and of itcetf. when used alone, a safeguard that from decay under all rir Manufactured by J CRISTA DOEO. Ho C Aator Baasaw, New York Applied by all H r I "e . Sold by all Dragsfiat. jejT . dead A weow A Nl.lliHTI OLD." 4 4M 4. II. Few are aware of tbe im poi lance of Che. king Cajk or ''Slight Cold" m iu Sret Mages; thai which ia the Beginning would yield to a m.ld remedy, if neglected, asaow Attacks the li BROWN S BROM HIAL TROCHE gives sore and almost immediate relief. Military Officer, and Soldier should have them, aa tbey can he carried in the pocket aad laAen as occa i- n reqnir. Seid by all Druggists and Dealer in Madidwes in the United Stale aad most frwigu cenntrie at tt vn- per jcT-dftwla Ur SOLDI K K S W I THINK Dk Stricklaud i quae right in adti4iig yi in his adrartiaoeut iu oar columns of to-day's paper, to take a basttle of bis highly recumtoeoded Awtl-Cbolera MUtare ia ywwr knapsacks, it may aar the lives of many of ear ba vidier. Mothers, see that your atwaa do not neglasct it Yon tan get it at the Drag Storwa at SB eewt per bottle . It is the liest remedy for Diarrbea and Dyseutery. mrvh7 -dlyeudafcw ly RMTOISIASIS Of IHK VXKVOÜi Seminal. I'rinaiy and Sciaal Systeaaa new and reliable treatment in Keports of tba HOWARD ASSiS'lATION Set.t by mail in sealed letter em elofsea, free of charge Addre D. J SKILL'S HOt'iiHTON, Howard Associa tion, No 3 South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa. mar30-dAwIy LADIKS- LADIES! LADIES! DON T (ail to read tba adierliaewaant I this naorr. beade. IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. Dr. tot, of New Tork, ba devoted the last thirty years f his practice t Feaaala Complaints. Hi- Pills act like a charm. Ibey are reliable and safe. NKKVol'S I ) Kill LIT Y, SKMINAL Weakue.-, etc., i -ih t eui4 by one wbo has really eared bim-elfand hundred, of Ibers, and will tell fwe not Ling bat the tt h(K. Addreast with lUiup. I Li W ARD H. TRAT KB. febJO-.lAw ly Lock Bos, Basatoti, Mas. 1 1 KIMHTHKKT'H IMMITABIi; IÜIK liRSTOR.TIVK. WOT A l) YE, But rrstwres gray hair to iu original color, by supplying tbe capillary tulses with natural sustenance, impaired by " r il esse A BBBAsBBBM Bl BBBBBBl BBMBBBwd of tmnttr !- - Ting tbe vitality and beaaty of the bair. and afford oftbemevea no dreasaasg He i mat reel's nimitable Cotoring n-.t only r- -tore. r,.,r Ui it lamri color by an easy process, bat give tbe batr I murmur Bcaatf promote ita growth, prevent iu fslln.,; T. . u. dandruff, and impart beaith aad RseasanLoea. to tbe bead It has stood tbe loot of tlane, being the origiwad Hir Coloring, and la comUntly itrreug im Ir-or Caed by both gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by all reaped able desler, or can be procwrsst try them of tho commercial agents , D S BARNES ft CO.. BBS B adw. v New Y' rk Two sixes, SB cents and f I . fob -dem - eod HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BAL This Is the srso-t delightful and eiuordry article tver discovered. It changes iLa sun bnrnt face end bands to a peorly aatin tevture of ravishing besuty, tm -parting tbe ma. Lie puhty of youth, aad tb 4iMimgu4 appearance ao inviting In tbe dry belle of f saht an. It remove tan, freckles, pimpi v. and roaghaea of the akin, leaving the cotnpleaioa fresh, transparent aad aaaantb It equina no tusterioJ iajarioasa Is the ahiw FetrawlRad by AarUtast. aw Opera Hinger. ItDwhtu every lady should bae. Sold everywhere. Pr pared by W. K MAOAN, Troy, N. Y Astdreoa all orders to DKM AS B. BARN KS ft CO., Mew York. frtaS-dwaw-eisd HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR aUtSTOMATlVE. norrs hiawatha hair restomayive. Horra hiawatha hair bkbtobattvb. I LsMagfelkvw'a Poem Hiawatha was RoBwdawi to have twmferred the grtwt ua ow his l ribs hacetwe ho broucbt to Its aslica ceew. Bveey owe wUt adaslt that oar prepsrstioo Is worthy of tho nsRse. for the itcfer when it is WHAT THE HIAWATHA DOES. Il rwstors. fossd sad gray hairs at whiakors to Lhelr artfBial color It brings ap the frei ahadlaw. of oas bsar with another, thus fiui tho hsir a pertevt life ap :.-. tht tbe sx-t critxsl olaserei . .t not 4r tect iU use. Il makes barsb bavir soft It tavUiag out, rlaaaaRi U and th acsip ttos, a aa reoAily apyiled sad wiped from the akt aa i j.re f arepai at low eeatJlng seUhar , laaat ?a4ftw Tho prnyrtatasrs ef th alawraaiiR RWkHihii the followuag chsdeoge to lei, hi the New? York lifhn three WAS SET KB ACCEPTED point .w to the proprietcr weh prsrRlaa for tho hair to heWhg P th color Bvery art an or was nothing but his una inapMaUa. d the awraoa alhlag eis dun rag tho tea. A of the reawJt I he VBtefty saiBlliBii at the ex of th comueautasrs. old everywhere JOBKPH ROTT A) C . rift dir Bo. IB lolverssty riwea.M T JONATHAN W. 4.4lKI4-4. ATTOHNEY AT LAW, ti AVISG OPKXKD A LAW OIVBCM IMMsUMATELT uver HCNTiri SHOK MTOII. Ne f East

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