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II Sure cure for ,rhoger0,

No family should be without bottle of ANILCgoLERA
SYRUP two doses taken the first appearance of
parrhea will check its progress In the epidemic of forty
nine saved thousands Of lives has advantage
most other remedest is purely vegetable Retail pric
81 and 81 per bottle, Prepared and sold by
DIR. A. A. JONES,
AtNo. 10 Front street, between Common and GFaveE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

ATr. ]. T. Mayberry, purser Of the steamer
Isasretia has kindly supplied Us with d Mobile
Times VI the 4th.
Master sam M Small has laid us under
obligations FIJI Galveston Civilian Of the Cd.
Thanks TO the officers Of the steamship Har-
Ian for Iate Texas papers
We are indebted To the officers Of the steam
ship aIatagorda for Galveston papers Of the
4ta, and Houston 81 the Sd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

phia, Brownlow spoke Of Thomas J. Dprant
as the hero of New Orleans
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IT Is stated that mass Of the best camel
coal of The size Of whale contains more oil
than there is in that fish.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

The cholera is reported an prevalent and
very fatal among the negroes in the freedmen's
hospitalsat Lauderdale Springs, Miss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

II Illinois negro labor Is said to be rapidly
saperceding white labor, it is SO much
cheaper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

Dasmoines, Iowa, now connects BY railroad
with st. Louis.
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1T il estimated that the Atlantic cable is
making ten dollars day.
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4 RATTLEsEAKE in THK DTNING-RooM large
Fattlesnake was found in the dining-room of Daniel
Il. gyner, at Mankato, Minnesota, recently Mrs
Iyner was IN the act Of closing the DOOR when
the snake rose mp, and attempting 10 ESCAPE
through the crack was caught and held there until
her husband came to the lady's assistance and dis
patched him. He was three feet long, and had
four rattles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

4 party at Newark N. ,J.s engaged, Hast week,
in dfaggiag for tile body Of young man, recoY-
cred both the object Of fheir search and second
bpdy-that of Young woman, whose family sup
posed her. on b visit.
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4'ssEame Eswtgdtmg,

SEPTEMBER 9th 1866
The Undersigned still offering at the Reduced Prices
their Fine and Fashionable assortment of tss4
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
FURNISHING GOODS; and
SHIRTS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
The attention TRAVELLERS is particularly called to our
assortment of Sole Leather and Saratoga TRUNKS,
VALTSES, CARPET BAGS and sATGHELS, all from the
best manufactures.
GARTHWAITE, LEWIS & STUART,
81 and az Camp street
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TIE Reasons Why
EVERYBODY USES
BECAUsE:

REx9 JACKET Brrr1sRs.
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Photographers and HOrtioulturlsts of Louisiana
FOR
CONTRIBUTIONS
q
THE
PARIS UNIVERSAL EXHIBITION.
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Gen. j. d. Hood was in Austin, Texas on
the s0th ult, enjoying excellent health
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HopUart .assoctattOr.

At meeting oftho Association held this day. the following
officers elected:
E. F. SCHMIDT, President.
j. N. vANDERGRIFF, LIST Vice President
CHAs. II. NOBLE, I'd
JOHN F. CALDWELL Secretary.
WIN. L. ROBINSON, Treasurer
B. DA SILVA, Director First District.
S, @. BILLIARD, Second
R. L, ROBERTSON Third
A. ]. vANDERGRIFF Fourth
j. F. CALDWELL,
New Orleans August IL, 1856. Secretary.
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The diamond mines in Georgia are to be worked
this year by DR.. Stevenson, who in 1861, put up
machinery near GAINESVILLE, to work exclusively
completed and Washed about two o. weeks I and
found five small ones of inferior quality, when his
hands were taken away for the army. 1t is pro
posed during the year, to attach a few skilled
the question as to whether diamonds can be found
in sufficient quantities to pay for working.
Fifty thousand dollars have been subscribed
toward building an opera house at Mobile.
Eighteen hundred dogs are annually licensed in
Boston, The license costs 50.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

Henator PomeroY ana Representative Clark are
s'dillnionizing1 throughout Kansas
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06
DIoBAMA vEGETAL,

The Imperial Commission of the Paris Universal Ezhibto
propose to form y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-06

The cholera has disappeared entirely from
Shreveport
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MURDER BY AN INSANE MAS.-=The Cincinnati
Sunday night, near Salem, Davies county, Mis-
souri,, where an idiot chased his wife and her
sister out Of doors and brutally beat them with a
stick until they We're dead, He was arrested. ana
the popHaee were with difficulty restrained from
injuring him. His name is Benjamin Nickerson.
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.ETnttOaenE Express

SH %R&~HGdEG LtRPSGSS
AND
TRANSFORMING COMPANY.
pared to forward
Express Matter, Valuables and Freight,
Of every description the New Orleans jackson and Great
Northern Railroad, to
jackson, CANTON,
And
ALL WAY STATIONS.
Also to yICEsBURG, and all points the Mississippi
Southern and Selma Meridian Railroads. Will forward
heretofore all points the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
And to-
SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON,
RICHMOND, WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA,
AND NEW YORK,
Office of the Company removed to l43 GRAvTER STREET
few doors above St. Charles street
j. G. CAMPBELL, Agent.
PHIL. STOCKTON, Assistant Superintendent, etc.
M. M. Thompson,
AGENT OF THE
NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
-AEp--
GENERAL NEWSPAPER AND ADVERTISING AGENT
NO. u WALL STREET. NEW YORK,
f. G.. BNrrtere s. Co.,
1876 CANAL STREET
Are now opening their
New Stock of Fall and Winter goods,
Consisting Of BAREGEs, MOzAMBIQUEs, PoPLIN,
ToILE ARGENTEE, and great variety of Fancy Goods
French, English and American CALICOEs
French and English DELAINES.
CLOTHS and CASIMERES
Ladies Bleached and Untleached COTTON HOSE.
All sizes.
Mems Brown and COlored COTTON HALF HOSE.
" All sizes.
ALSO
LINEN sHEETTNGs and Pillow Case LINENS.
Damask and snowdrop NAPKINS and CLOTHS.
Colored Wine CLOTHS and DOYLIES
And large assortment Of WORsTED DAMASK and
MUSL1NS for CURTAINS all Of which they will offer to
their friends and the public at the very LOWEST PRICE
F. G. BARRIERE & co.
Office Of
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
81 Camp Street.
The rates Premium In urapce are reduced by the
undersigned conform the New Tariff established by the
Board of UnderwriteR take effect from the LIST inst
Discount iu lieu of Scrip to be the current rate.
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CONTRIBUTIONS

70 THE
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Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, having been invited
to act as chaplain to the convention of soldiers
and sailors at Cleveland returned the following
answer:
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Parts

New Orleans, August IL, 1866.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01

oaths have come TO be OF no more ac-
count, as it would seem, in the rnonti,s
ofmany OF those lnteiy engaged IN the
rebellion, than so much whtsa-x IN.
deed not near So much The follo7ss,,..
IS from the Berkeley, West Virginia,
Unfon-
eve understand that Daniel Stuckev.
OF Tuscarora, has taken the Voters Oath
prominent officer supporting the Con-
federate cause. and swept this county
as conscript oficer, driving Union
men from their homes. or dragging
them as prisoners to the filthy jail IN
this place. Such perjury as this we be
1eve IS being committed by rebels all
over this county. We hope this viii
convince our friends ofthe necessity of
cleaning the registry books Of all such
Names"
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4 ATrIbute onReapecf.

Al d meeting OF the Guards Fire oompany
the following preamblea and resolutions WeTt
adopted: :
WHRRKAs, 1t has pleased the Almighty
pisposer OF events TO take away, by death,
nom amongst us our very wen beloved
brother fireman, JAMES HARK1Hs, therefore,
be q ~ - = =
Reiblred. That while We submit with resip-
nation 70 the wiz or Divine ProYideneel by
which one OF our comrades has been taken
away We VIII cherish with respect the
inemory Of one. who, as q man, endowed
with those QuAllt tiles OF ellaflcferW which make
men esteemed and causes rs TO regret his los
Rss5lsei That In 4espec. 10 the memory o.
our departed broth We win wear the usual
badge OF mourning for thirty days.
ttelQlufdl That this preamble and resolutions
be placed on the reeoTts offhe Company and
inserted In each OF the daily papers of the
city, and that a copy OF them BE sent 10 the
relnttVes OF the deceased by the SeeFefaFy
We also take this method or RETURNING scar
lgarnest and sincere thank TO the other fire
companies OF the city for the Kind manner IN
which they listed us In paying this, the
last tribute otrefpect, 70 our departed brother.
JAMES s. BURKE
SAMUEL II. DARRAH,
HENRY AT9ERS,
myt-It Committee.
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The CadI. Banlk Roebgy.


The Cadfz bank robbery created CON
siderable talk on the street yesterday
especially in view OF the safe exploding
and shop lining praclices cunentsi this
vicinity very recently. Forewarned is
forearmed, we are told, and surely every
body hereabouts, including all who
keep yaluables of any kind on hand,
viii not be caught remiss in any need
ful precaution. These days when bonds
are so common, especially coupon bonds
which pass from hand to hand like a
bank note, burglars, when successful,
secure paying adventure. Six men
at CadIz got between $50 and SST5, 900 70
divide among them-a nice pile for
each fellow-that is II they get on safe,
which We think highly improbable
and Cadiz is only one OF the very small
places where bonds and greenbacks are
piled mp In bank vaults in large guam
titles. A night police Is proposed in
orr own midst here as means of
safety. Undoubtedly it would in
crease the security of properly, general
IL, but whether it would prevent big
exploit at the hands of desperadoes
fully prepared, such as an attempt on a
bank by some stragetical device, may
well be doubted. The only real safety
for banks after an Is the strength Of
their vaults and the watchfulness Of
their porters inside. One resolufe man
inside bank, well armed, ought to be
able to Withstand dozen OF burglars
seeking a forced entrance. Over Al
Cadiz the fault seems 70 have been il
the fact that the outside keys constituted
all the means necessary to ge
into the bank, whereas II there hat
been bolts and bars removable only
from the inside, the burglars could MOI
have been successful.
There was a report on the streets yes
terday forenoon that three of the mer
engaged In the burglary had been ar.
rested on the other side of the river
but later in the day the rumor was dis.
credited, and il Is now known that the
raseals are stiIl At large. Their situa-
lion, however, can be little else thar
desperate. for they are closely pursued.
Many persons are ont ON their trail
and the incentive of twenty thousand
dollars reward VIII put people on the
sharp look ont in every direction. The
robbers had very little margin 10 go on,
and they VIII fnd It exceedingly DIM
cult 10 secure both themselves and their
plumber
Three hundred and ffty thousand
dollars must comprise pretty near the
contents Of the cadiz bank vaults. As
The capital stock Of the bank Is only a
hundred thousand dollars, we presume
that most OF the bonds stolen belonged
70 special depositors 10 whom the bank
VIII not Be liable.
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THE iptsrest On the 6ye-tEenty Gov
emmens bonds WI Be due and p1ya-
blson and afesto-dsy. Itfsetfmated
that ssa.seo 900 Of gold IEiIl TINS be le:
looss hum tlle cofers. Of the United
Slats- Many o. ths e0uPons have
ben slrsady Sid to the brokers In
NsH York md ofher eastern cities In
anticipation Of q decline IN the pre-
mum aftsr-to-d1y. But gold has been
hr1a for several days past IN eonse-
q1e1ee Of the European dff3eulties.
One a The most noticeable seatures
fn. the Prsssat condition Of financial
adatrsIs the resent I'd and continued
ziss IN United States securities Of al
kinds. The movement commenced
with the compound interest notes and
tia ssFen-thiFty bonds, and It WIS
hailed as q national triumph when the
ssven=thirties sold in the markets NJ
their par value. Tlls.y have bean taken
ont ossthe market chiefly by private
parties for investment, tosueh an e1-
+ tent that the supply Of them now avail
able on the stock exchange Is hardly
sufacient for the execution Of large or
ders, even at the present high rates at
which they are selling. In December
las. the rnling figures for seyen-shirties
were 20 ", and now they cannot
BE bought Il less than ? per cent. pre-
mium besid les the accumulated interest,
making an improvements Of 8 per cent.
since Deee mlser. The aye-tse entities and
coupon sixes are also In Increased de-
lnand, though they have for some time
been sold n relatively cheaper rates
than the currency interest obligations.
They are improyfng In price now
under lively demand, and VIII COM
tinns to appreciate in market value
until they rank IS tli Oh as the currency
bonds. Even the ter-forties have felt
the Upward impulse, and have adj
vanced rom 81 to 50 in the last six
weeks. The demand for our securities.
dsaetIve abroad as well as at home! and
this Improvement IN the estimation Of
our national credit, both among our
own citizens and those who look at us
cody and speculatively, and not patri-
otically and admiringly, Is most grati-
Tying, ana gives great announcement
for our financial future. This Improve
ment in our public credit arises OF
course fromthe belief, established by
ineontrovertible figures, that our re
ceiptH VIII be largely in excess of our
expenditure; thus dfssipating al the
talk about future reputation of our
war debt. Indeed, the surplus OF our
receipts over our expenditures is so
large that We can safely reduce the ag-
gregate OF our internal revenue taxa
some Si0,oo0,0o0 or $4,000. 900 aud sfiflt
have handsome margin over aeffinls
expenses aud debt interest TO De ap-l
piled To the reduction OF the prineiS,s1i
or the debt. A bill has Just been remit.
cd IN Congress making those changes
in the revenue spstena, einbodyinc-. IN i
the main, the excellent and pracfic=sl
sngFestions of the revenue commission.
II the bill becomes law as reported
me burdens oftaxalion viii be inateri-
any lessened and our national credit
sill be rs stenuously maintained.
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Life!
Life!

DRoPSI DROPS! DROPS!
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS win cure DiptheEia,
Coughs Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the Face,
Headaehe Toothaoe, Bruises, Spratns, Chiib-
lafrs Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in a single day. Sold by an Druggists,
with full directions for use.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Propnetors,
Springfield, Mass DEMAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston marlS-1y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01
DIED

on Monday, April 5oth, HENRY b eldest
son or samuel n b Carter, In the 31st year
Funeral Wednesday, May sri, at O'Clock
p M, nom his fathers residence. Friends OF
the fkinily are invited to attend.
Aprll aolh, lses. Wa IN
lAnl .on OF VIM. II. and Sarlll ". had.
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nArrr

since writing he above We have The
gratifytng intelligenes that tN'o of the
robbers WeTs arrested yesterday near
Lagrange, opposite WeIlsbuEg. afler \
short reststanoe, and one hundred and
my thousand dollars OF the lost money
md bonds recovered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01
PIsoss CURE ron CONSUMPTION
Is WARRANTED.
PnrifY Your Houses.

Save Yourself From sickness--rhe
Most Astonishing Discovery OF
the Times
THE AMERICAN DEoDORIsER viii alb
sorb au unpleasant odorS, arising from any
cause whatever. It Is immediate IN Its action
and will dESsipate all foul EnSsS, or smell from
jim q few moments being pronounced by the
Boards of Health in the Eastern cities as In
i1l ONE PACKAGE
WIN sweeten and purify any ordinary SIZED
house with All its drainage
Do not fail to supply EouEelyeS SOD
wl,oIeSaIe aud Retail At LAUGHLINS &
BITSHFIELD DRUGGISTS Main street, and by
d. q. ODBERT, DEuSZtsts stone Bridge
Corner. mrs
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Root, ROOT Rootl Readl Reol

RoorS PErACHINE preserves the lie OF the
IN three Wesks-prevents the hair from fall
ine-fs the best article for dressing the hair
ever found in the mar4zet-JFiu surely remove
dandrun and cure all disease OF the scalp
Is DELIGHTFULLY."- perfUmed, cures badness and
VIII not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, and tel II true, when we say IL is 3
ReStorer and Dressing Combined.
No other preparation for the hair contains
PeStaehIo Nut OIL Sold by all Druggists
ORRS SKINNER & CO. Sole PrOprletnCS,
Springfield, Mass
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DIR. LAROOKAH'S
SARSAPARILI.A COMPOUND

.
For the speedy and permanent cure of
Liver Complaint. ScTofuIa, or Kings Eyil,
I DYSPEPSIA, Dropsy,. Neuralgia, EPILEPSY,
PGstnIes, Biotehes, BoiIs, Tumors, SAN
Rhum, DlceTS and SoTeS, rheumatism,
Pain in the stomach, s4de and Bowels, Gene,
Mercurial Disease, and all complaints arising
l nom or resulting In Impure Blood.
Ria Compound in the market. and Is Endorsed
/ by the medical faculty as the 6sa and chedpcEt
BLOOD PURIFIER extant-
Price SIsO0 per Bottle.
Prepared By d.. E b KNIGHTS, Chemist,
sold 70 the fradeby LAUGHLISs& BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and At retail by All Drug
EEtstH, $50 BY I. h Logan & Co end a. Lean,
colEate's Aromatic vegetable soap.
a supenor Toilet soap. prepared from re
aned Vegetable Oils In combination with
GIyeerine, and especially designed for the
use ofLadIes and fortheNursery. Isper-
fumesexquisite, and its washing properties
unriyaned. Forsale by an druggists.
febZ-Iyd&w
MARRIAGE AND CELIBACT, an Es-
say Of Warning and instruction for Young
Men. Also, Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means ofre-
LEI Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
yelopes. Address, Dr.. J.SKILLIE HoUGH-
Ton. Toward Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
apr25-8md&w
HAIRS Vegetable siefIian Hair Re
newer
Removes the Hair
HdlTS Vegetable SieiHm HdF ReneIUT
Restores grey hair to the original color.
Halls RegetabEe Sicitfd1 Hair ReHeIpeT
Prevents the hair from falling on.
Halls Vegetable SiciRm RdiT ReHetrE
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
HATS Vegetable SiciLfd1I Han RenelpT
Does not stain the skin.
Hairs Vegetable SieffnI Rdfr Renet0er
Has proved Itself the best preparation for
the hair ever presented to the public.
Price SLO0 For sale by all druggists.
mr27.1yd&wtueS
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gftt Adrfrtistttrtuts.
Wanted-Aeents

mo TAKE ORDERS FOR ALL THE aI.IsT-
tiers OF Petroleum V. Nasty forming a
BEAUTIFUL octave volume OF neaT1y 500 PAGES,
handsomely bound and dnely illustrated.
10 dfteen dollars peTday. ExpeE1eneed agents
are dropping Histories OF the war TO take up
this work, as II IS NEW, FRESH. and Just
SUITED to the great mass OF readenS Unn-
sIInl Inducements given. address, r W.
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EDITORS IateUigeaeer
GENTnRAEEN. As you have published
n statement in yonr paper relating to
my being brought here rs prisoner,
you VIII please be kind enough to pub
lfsh the enclosed letter and oblige,
Yours, &c, w. j CorTs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01
s.Household BLESSINGS. %

no MORE COLD DINNERS ON VASE
TNHE CELEBRATED UNION WASHING
Machine and Clothes Wringer, combined,
orseperate; universally admitted to be the best
and most reliable macine In use For sale by
APPS PRYOR BOYD q co.
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"a car,Is

Some days ago We published from the
Nashville Union statement in refer
enee to W. j. Colts OF this city. The
following correspondence win there
fore explain itself:
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Public Notice.
Tar.
PHRENOLOGY.

cnO BUSH. CHOICE PEACH BLOW
OUJ Potatoes, for sale by
ami PRYOR Boyd q 20.
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Agents Wanted

e1 IN PER MONTH AND ALLENPENS
l94OO Is paid. Agents wanted male and
female TO sell the new and unTivaled 50
Baker Sewing Machine VIII pay the above
salary or give large onmnltSSlons For CIR
calaTS and terms, address, P. q LkATHROP,
24S n. Sth street, Philadelphia. Pa mSl-SE@
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Cholera and VermIn
A RE BOTH EFFECTUALLY BANISH-
IA ed by the free use of CHLORIDE OF LIKE
a fresh article, just received and forsale by
7. d. LOGAN & Co,
and LOGAN, LIST q CO.,
arp2S Wholesale and Retail Druggists
silver Gloss starch.
WHITENS AND POLIsHEs LINEN
w beautifully. For sale by
7. h LOGAN CO.
APPS and LOGAN, LIST CO.
For Ice Cream, dc,
pURNETTS FIAyoRING EXTRACTS
ID arg the strongest and pureSt in the mar
apr8 and LOGAN, LIST & CO.
Egyptian Lotus.
A NEW PERFUME, VERY POPULAR
N East, Just received and for sale by
APPS and Iod a. Eof GisT 4 8 GS9 ~,
Perfumed SaeheIs.
IMPORTED FROM PARIS. THE MOST
elegant article for the price in the market.
andLoGAN, LIST & Co,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, Wheeling.
dpEzoH
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Prepared By DE b KNIGHTS, Chemist,
Me1ruse. Mass
Sold 70 the tradeby LAUGHLISs & BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and AZ retail by an Drug
gfstk. also by 7. d. Logan & Co, and Logan,
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GEN, adpfrtisemtnts.

apr5td
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-01
C4REAT. EXCITEMENT

4 over the Bank Of
aprl6-lms
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1866-11-06
FIFTEENTH VOLUME---N MBER 7al.

gary, the fields laid waste and the population
reduced to the most cruel famine by the rava-
ges of locusts. Then, the innumerable bodies
of these insects becoming putrescert, poisoned
the atmosphere with their infectious exhalatious.
Contagious maladies were the inevitable conse-
quence and they decimated at the samo time
both men and animals.
This historic account Of the insect proves
most abundantly the necessity of protecting our
selves against their appearance, aod the impor-
tance of studying their habits. In 1923, 1924
and 1925, the south of France also had to suf.
fer from their depre6ations, and the Govern
ment had tospay ten sous or half a franc per
kilogramme for the eggs Of these insects, and
Eve sous for the same weight of,the .iaeeets
grown. In this way Marseilles paid 81 600,
and Aries s., 900. -"