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.STRINER'S
ESaISaHniC cough SVruD.

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, Asth.
ma, Brochitis, Splitting Of Blood, Pain and Weak.
ness Of Breat, Difficulty Of Breathing, &c.
This Syrup is purely VEGETABLE CoMPoUND. 1t
is pleasant to take, and never does injury but ing
10 It's purely ing qualities do good under any cir.
cumSiances It's effect is truly wOnderful-soothing
calming and aayIng the most violent Coughs; Puri.
lying, Sireng henlng aud lnvigoratlng the whole Sys.
tenn calming and soothing she nerves; aiding and ia.
cliall"g Expectation; aud healing the DISEASED
LUNGS, thus striking at The Of Disease and dri.
wing IL from the system
GROUP
No child need die OF Group if this Syrup is proper.
ly used and used in time Mothers having croupy
children should watch the first show of the Disease
and always keep This nedy at hand.
For Coughs after measlt this syrup is excel.
lent. Experience has proven that it Is equalled by
no other preparation.
Price 40 cts. Bottle sr three Bottles for sI.lO
Prepared by S. A. FOUFZ & BRO,
Al their Wholesale Drug and Medicine Depot
No lie Franklin St, Baltimore Md.
0J-tor sale by James p. HOfecker and J. w Den.
ney' SMYRNA and Druggists and SIOrekeepers through
out the United States.
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In all Diseases Of
the Swine. such as
Coughs, Clcers in
the Lungs, Liver,
&c. By putting
from half a paper
to a paper of these
Powders in q bar
rel of Swill, the
above Diseases can
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Genuine Preparations,
THESE PARTIES RESORT

to various means Of efecting sales such as copying
parts Of fadvefIisements Of popular remedies, and fin.
Ishing with certificates.
The SaIence Of Medicine stands SIMPLE, PURE. and
MAJEsTIc.-havng Fact ior Basis Induction for its
Pillar. Truth alone for its Capital.
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FROM THE
LARGEST
MAUFACTURING CHEMIST

IN THE WORLD.
am acquainted with ii. T. Helmbold he occupied
the drug store opposite my residence and was success
iul in conducting the business where others had not
been equally so before him. have been favorabIy
Impressed with his character and enterprise
VIM. WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers & Weghtman)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown Streets PHILADELPHIA.
From the Philadelphia Euening Bulletin, March TO-
We are grafed to hear Of the continued success. in
New YORK, Of our townsman, Mr. II. T. Helmbold
Druggist. His store. next to the Metropolitan Hotel
ia 2S feet 'front.' $50 feet Deep and stories in height
II is certainly grand establishment and speaks favo
r4bly OF the merit of his articles He retains his Office
AID Laboratory in this city, which are also model es
tablishments Of their class.
The proprietor has been induced to make this .tote
ment from the fact that his remedies although adyer
tised, are
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j. Il. DELACHSOIX.

No. 81 South SECOND Street, above Chsstnal,
PHILADELPHIA
CARPETINGS CARPETIEGSl
Having received 10y late arrivals, slI III. nsr.u,.a
most attractive Styles Of Carpeiings-l AN PREpAsnp
TO oFPER AT THE LOWEST PRICEs. WnolKsALn A
RETAII.-JOhn Cro.sley d Sons English TapesFv
Brussels Lowell & Hartford Three Ply aud E1trs A..
per Ingram Carpets. with large assortment Of mssivu
and low priced CAkPETINGs, WIEDOw SEApW. ~,
CLOTHS. &c. "
j. T. ACROIX.
no. 81 s SECOND ST., between Chssinut A. h,,k.,
mh3-3msf PuI,.r-,S
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FOR MILCH COWS.

The property this Powder possesses In in-
creaSing the quantity of Milk in Cows, gives
a an Importance and value which should
place it in the hands Of every person keeping
Cow. By actual experiment it has proven
that it will increase the quantity of Milk and
Cream twenty per cent, and make the Butter
firm and sweet. In fattening Cattle, it gives
them an appetite, looscns their hide and
makes them thrive much faster.
II n n
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A WORD OF CAUTION.

heA'h is most important; and the afflicted ,hould
not use an advertised medicine or any remedy unes,
Us contents or ingredients known 10 others besides
'ne manufacturer or until they are satisfied or ,ba
qualifications Of the party so Offering.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-30

in Congress and to save them from the
curse of negro equality He shall have
our hearty approval when he intiicts le-
gal punishment by means of legal tribu.
mails upon offenders against the United
States, and we will be with him sincere.
ly to sustain and uphold him IN every
measure which looks to tue maintenance
of the public credit. But our full APP
proval of his administration can be found-
ed only in the belief that he will execute
the law. the whole law and nothing but
the law in all parts of the country, that
he will not allow !he military to inter
fere with the state elections; that he will
punish kidnapping aud robbery through
the legal authorities, whether committed
by federal officers or private citizens, and
that he will suffer no person to be mur-
dered by military commission. we so
for measures not men, and upon these
measures there can be no compromises lie
that is not for us is against MS
g. That in view of our enormous Ma
tional debt, the great weight of four State
taxes and the local burdens imposed nli-
on us in divers ways, economy and M
trenchment become an important duty cf
all Our representatives; and to this end
the vast standing army now on foot ought
to be disbanded the navy should be re
duced, and the corrupt and eXtravagant
practices lately introduced into the Gov
ernment should be totally abolished.
9 That onr revenue laws need 10 hH
carefully revised in such manner that
while the public credit will be maintain
ed the national honor preserved, taxa
tion will be equal and just
TO- That the gallant soldiers of the
Republic who so nobly risked their lives
in defense of the Union and the Constitu
ton, merit aud will receive the undying
gratitude of the American people. Lily
ing, they shall live in our warmest atfec-
tions-and, dying their memories will
be cherished for all time to come To
say-as our political opponents dO-that
they fought and bled and died mainly for
the freedom of the negro, Is gross insult
on their patriotism, and an outrage
which will be Indignantly resented by
their surviving comrades through the
ballot box.
II. That the noble manner IN winch
the Democratic press of this Common
wealth have coutendcd in defense Of the
liberties of tne nation, amid tri Is and
difficulties almost unparalleled, is desery-
ing of our grateful recognition and
should entitle it to the encouragement OF
every Constitution loving citizen.
II. That we reafirm our adherence TO
the Monroe Doctrine.
The resolutions were read amidst
much enthusiasm and adopted by n
unanimous vote
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FROM THE SOUTH.
The Mississippi Freedmen,
THE COTTON PRODUCTIONS.
Report from the Assistant & Commissions
er of Freedmen in Mississippi-The
Culture Of COtton-Southeruers Una.
bic TO see the Besuties of Negro In
dependence.

BY Union Line, COZ. Monroe aud Water Stsl
New YORK, August 29-The Herald's
Washington special says: Colonel Saml
Thomas, Assistant Commissioner of
Freedmen in the State of Mississippi. re
ports from Vieksburg, under date of Au-
gust 18th, that ont of 346; 600 freedmen in
the State only 5000 are subsisted by the
Government Five thousand freedmen
are earning good living by, cutting
wood in the forests. The colored colo
MES and farms are reported to be doing
finely, and as harvest time approaches
the help which has been afforded them
by the Government is being gradually
withdrawn. About 10000 bales of cot
ton will be produced by those of the ne-
groes that have undertaken the culture
of that staple. In the interior of the
State the corn crop is looking most
promising. The major part of the freed
men have contracted their labor, are
working well, and are getting better
ideas of their condition. The more in
telligent and honest Mississippians are
represented as willing to assist in devel-
oping the new order of things by the en-
.pioyment of interest and means, but they
cannot be made to see the feasibility OF
projects calculated to secure the indepen.
dence and success of the freedmen.
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WHEELING, W. V, WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUGl
nnon public liberty and pri.

OutidBCOuap dpOh PuDi'S .
vate right. '' -
Is:. Resolred That the continued sus'
pension of the writ of habeas corpus
since the termination of the war, and
when all pretense of necessity is passed
the denial of the right of trial by jury
and the trial of citizens not in the mill
tary service by military commissions--
and the open interference with elections
by military power, as in the recent IN
stances in Kencucky and Tennessee-are
revolutionary violations of the Constitu-
ton, threatening the very existence OF
orr most ancient and sacred rights; hat
they portend danger to the liberties OF
the country greater than has ever before
menaeed them, and which it is the duty
of all good citizens TO meet with the
most determined opposition and most
sleepless vigilance.
l9s,s ResOlred. That, while we will, res
oluteS and persistently, condemn all in
fractions of the Constitution, by whom
soever committed, and while we regret
that the terms of Pacifcation agreed to
by Major General Sherman in April last,
were not at once ratified by the Federal
Executive we.NiH nevertheless. stand by
President Johnson in all Constitutional
efforts to immediately restore to the
States the exercise of their rights and
powers within the Union
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General Grant-NegrO JOiifcatiOn an
AIexnndria-Modifie a lion of the Mus
iering Out Order-GeTeTRi TOTbeii
Promoted.
IRy Union Line. |

WASHINGTON, August 29.-The Times
says: Gen Grant is not expected to re
turn for some time yet, probably two
weeks.
Great preparations are making by the
rolored people OF Alexandria for grand
tournament to come of OH the 3lst. 1t is
expected to exceed any thing that has
taken place on this side OF the river III
style and decoration ....
The order mastering out certaip Major
and Brigadier Generals, which we tele-
grapEed to the Times last Friday even
ing, is undergoing some revision Ill the
War Department The name OF General
Miller has been stricken ont Of the order
hy direction of the President, and the
name of General Bragg was struck of by
order of the Secretary of Wal These two
Generals are to be excluded la The order
when completed, which will be done in IA
few days.
Gen Torbett has Just been breveted a
Brigadier in the regular army for meri =
tOrious services on the field, while III
command of the Winchester district in
the Valley He, by his conciliatory course
gave general satisfaction to both parties,
and did much to promote better under
standing and more generous feeling
among the people. He has inst been re-
lleved from duty at Winchester and
transferred to the more important COM
mand of the district of Norfolk, Head
quarters at Norfolk. Gen Ayers succeeds
to the command of the post at Winches
ter, where very small force of troops
remains
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Trade at Newbern.

BEAUFORT, n. c., August 25.-Leading
merchants of Newbern are sending goods
in large quantities into all parts OF North
Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and
southeastern Virginia, brings back cot
ton, wheat and other products, giving
employment to the railroads, which are
running night and day An effort will
be made this winter to obtain an appro-
priation from Congress to defray the ex-
pense of deepening the channel uniting
tbe inland waters of Sorth Carolina with
the Ocean, which, with the removal OF a
small bar on the. Neuse river, will ena-
BILE the largest ocean steamers TO run 10
NaWhern
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-30
THE SOUIHW EST,
Latest from Brownsville
DINNER 10 SENIOR ROBES.
Republican Cause in Mexico.
The Mexican Minister OF Pubiic WORKS
aiBrOwnsTiIIe-AnI Important Town
Declares IN Favor OF ihs Republic.
{ ~ Union Line cor Water ana Monroe 81

Igy Union Line cor " ater ana Monroe Sts
New YORK, August 29-The Trlb1nc's
Brownsville, Texas, correspondent, wnt
,ug August 9TH, says This evening Senor
R0bles, Mexican Minister Oi Public
Works, came over the river on Ni-it
ahd was received by Gen. steele, who
xlve his distinguished visitOra quiet din
ner at Miller's Hotel Among the guests
we're Generals Weitzel and Draper. Al
ter a pleasant repast At which friendly
sentiments were exchanged, the party
Lroke up, Sen0r Robir~ recro,SinS the
uver
SenOr ROmno and Gen Ortega are said
to be OH their way here, and are looked
TOR daily. The visit OF these two dis
tInguished Liberals seems to point to
something about to be done on the Rio
uiTande
All quiet along the river at present
rne Herald's Vera Cruz correspondent,
writing on the 10Th, says: On the Doth
ii last month, the town of Zengolica dc
Jared itselfin favor of the Republic 1t
il the chief town of one of the most pop
ulous districts of Vera Cruz This dis
trict lies adjacent to Orizaba. and cX-
tends to the foot of the Sierra Madre.
which slopes to the coast south of this
plain, the whole section, rs far IL IbaSco,
being devoted to the Republican cause
and commanded by Gen Garcia Five
hundred men armed with good rifles
are maintaining the independence ofZen.
golica, which is too difficult of access to
be easily conquered
A force of 200 Austriaus, who recently
marched from Orizaba with the intention
of whipping the insurrectionists, fell into
al ambush on the road and were forced
take to flight leaving 30 dead on the
neld
A few days since the Austrians met
With another reverse to the north of
tuebla, in which, according to the City
Of Mexico papers. one company of infan.
rry aud so dragons fell victims to the
;orocity of the Republicans.
A perusal of the newspapers of this
country will show that i'll addition tC
the executions decreed by court martials
:ncounters are constantly, almost daily
taking place between the Imperialists
and Republicans, in which the losses in
killed alone range from %. 81 to 100 ol
more on each side
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Lnies, rom New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, August 20-Texas ad-
vice report the frontier in worse con
dition than ever before Austin and San
Antonis papers are filed with acts oi
outrage by Indians and highway rob
berries. Steps, however, have been tax
en- by the military to afford protection
TO frontier settlers.
The telegraph is being extended from
Houston, San Antonia, Shreveport and
Vicksburg
Condition Of the blacks, with few ex-
ceptions is represented as satisfactory
The worm continues ravages on cotton
in the lower counties.
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Tur Irish hnra a lenend and a veI

The Irish have legend, and very
pretty legend it is, that when an infant
smiles in its sleep the angels are hover
ing over it, and whispering to it. Some
who know more about it think that the
child is troubled with Hatulence, though
why a baby should laugh because it feels
pain is not so plain to an old bachelor.
But the poetry was all taken out of a
young mother very suddenly by the old
crone of nurse. The mother saw her
infant smiling in its sleep, and said,
Dear little one, the cherubs are sing
ing to it !"
Nonsense said the nurse don't you
know any better! 1t amt the cherabs,
it's the collie"
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"oia Msrket-Cabinet rIcc,;,r,
inn Ahairs-RaiIroad hcn;asind- md

New YORK, August 29.-Gold ant;,.o
so tar as respects the regular den''.,d
With but little doing in speculation ,'''!ru TEI
quotations opened at sl444 bnt fen te to
sl.444, and there remained ''" 10
The Posts Washington special SAYS
today. vas nelu
The new Commissioner Of Indian ,f
iairs telegraphed yesterday to Sect r ~. u.
HARLAN from Fort Scott that the,. ce",S ,1',,S ;
Just leaving that place "''e
The Evening Post. in an articIo or
railroad accidents, notes twentr.ro.,r Ou
which occurred since January 25fbEoll
carelessness. N-''i'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-30
" HGHLING REGISTER
,cpnxEspAY ~ MokNlNO, AU"O'
u,,ininrJ'
re,egraphie sa"H'"1,' "",tsrday a,

Fe'e Wv York YESTERDAY a.
Sl,44s. ,..sut that lawies%
ness still ,,.s p.g' decided 'hat liquor rti sci
1t has h"'.1,S,,anding CIsr the payment Of Uni
lsI .o, H,at., license. i' responsible ''' -,
q ,otion OF Il State la" t,a
l0'~ ~,., cruz yorre,pondent says nc
.No Of zingolics has declared III i"'of
of the Republic :. ;s
o' rho secretary of the Treasury II Is
,oe.d WILDE able to meet all de-
n,na, The next statement OF the pun
rr debt will be made on the first Oh w.
tJber. r.,aJ-
The Assistant Commissioner OF Ff"s"-
man for Mississippi reports tl'a' "''U VI
,lGGOO freedmen in that state o"'S
mn racaiya subsistence fr0m The uo'
,msnt About 1000 bales OF cotton
,g;ll be produced, and the eom crop Is
promising. Mississippiana ale assisting
~ the new order. but DO not endorse nc
sro independence
The Mexican Minister OF Pdbiic Work'
,va, recently entertained at Brownsville
by General Steele
The Postmaster General has concltdeu
an arrangement wi5h the Paclic MAI
Steamship Company for carrying t"e
,naiI between San Francisco aud Hong
Konp. China. Twelve round tr'' per
aunnm are to be made, al a compensation
= .5ooouO The irst steamer IS TO leave
San Francisco January lst, lSo"
Tho affairs of Colonel Loomis oi the
Treasury Department, are reported cor
rect
Extensive smuggling Oh the Canada
h,ricr has been discovered
There vas bank robbery at Yelling
t,n. Ohio on the 2sth
Governor Brough diei IN Cleveland
yesterday
The trade OF Ievosra with the int
ror is brisk
The order uu,rari"- out unemployed
Generals is to b. modified. Generals
Miller and Bragg wiii bs retained in
.lmmand
General Torbett has beea promoted to
Droyet Bngadier General in tha regular
army
Nessrs Baker aud Schadc have re-
.u,o,d their dutic, as counsel for Capt
v-:--
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Tuportant Decision.

BosroS. Aug. 29.-In the case OF the
Commonwealth VS.. Holbrook, which was
carried up to the Supreme Judicial
Court. on the ground that the defendant
had Alright to sell liquors under license
from the United States, the Court de,
cided that the payment to the United
States oflicense and a revenue duty or
tax does not exempt the defendant from
popsibility for violating the Criminal
law of the Commonwealth. So
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-08-30
FROM WASHINGTON.
National Financial Affairs
OCEAN MAIL ARRANGEMENT
The Investigation of Fraud.
SMUGGLING IN CANADA.

r,a G,yern..em;'s Financial Condi'
,;au Easy-swimdlingS Soisii"rs-11ii
nor,aut Arrangement with the Pa
c;ac Mail steamship COmPany-Ex-
tensive Smuggling RePorte" I" e"-
NADIA.
rpc Union Line cor. Monroe and Water Sts.l
New YORK, August pa special to
the Times from Washington, August
23th, says: We slearn anthorltatlVe,y
that the Governments hnaqnciai e2nui,
tion Is easy, and that the Secretary OF the
Treasury will be enabled to meet all ue
monds with the means he has at his com
mand No statement of the public dept
will he made on the lst of September, nor
will there be a statement hereafter olt
ner than once in two months 80 that
the next statement OF the pubhe debt
w;l, annear on the Isl of October ensn-
ing -, 4bat
Investigations Just closed show tha'
sbarnars have swirdled soldiers terribly
in discountinr their claims
Postmaster General Dennis0n bas TO-
day accepted the tender OF the racine
| Mail Steamship c0ntract between 2an
francisco and China, via Honolulu with
the Sandwich Islands, authorized by act
of Congress approved February H. 1909
The tender of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company was the only one received FOR
the service The compensation therefor
is S50O,0O0 pei aunum, for the perform
ance of twelve round trips between San
Francisco and Hong Kong, China, touch
ing at Honolulu in the Sandwich Islands
and Kanagawa in Japan The company
are to build for the service four first class
American side wheel steamers, Of from
$500 to 1000 tons burden each, govern
ment measure. to be constructed Of the
best materials and after the most APP
proved model, with all the modern i'm
provements adapted TO sea going steam
ers of the first class the first steamer to
leave San Francisco with the mails for
Japan and China on or before the lst of
Jauury, 1867 land the term Of contract 10
be ten years from date of sailing of first
steamer from that point
A special to the Tribune from Wash
ington oath says: The official recently
sent down by the Treasury Department
to investigate the affairs of Col. Loomis,
special agent of the Treasury 1t Rich
mond, has returned and report, every
thing correct in his department
The Secretary of the Treasury has
lately received intelligence OF extensive
smuggling operations on. the Canada bor
der SILKS, sugars, drugs ana other inl
portations, on which there is a high rate
of duty, have lately come inte the coun
try, evading all duty, in large quanti-
ties, the detectives of this Department
are On the track of number of suspect
ed parties The able Commissioner Of
Customs, A. Sargent, Esq, has been dis
patched by Secretary MCulloch to the
Canada line, for the purpose of giving
his personal supervision to the matter