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DISEASES OF IMPRupEScE

when the rnsgnided and imprudent yotafy 81
Measure hnds that he has ifnlhbed the seeds Of
This painful disease, u too often happens that
an iltiInsd sense 81 shafne or dread 81 disfby-ry
detrra him from applying TO tbase who. from 81,
ucation and rrspectahiity, can alone bcfrfsnd
him, DELAYING elf the constitutional syrnpsoins ~
tlri. hoirid disease make their appeaTaDoe, Egch
n liberated sore throat, dSs4scd nos, nccfrDsi
pains IA the head and liInlhs, diInness OF sigbt,
deafness. nodes on the shin bones ana arms.
biOtobes on the head, faee ai1i eItremiusa. pro
gre.aing with fSigbtful rspfdiiy, tll al last Tho
palate &c the mSnth or the bones Of tho neae
fall In, and the victim Of this awful dis.a.o o.
comes borrfd object Of COMMUNICATION, tn neath
t,ats A period 60 his dreadful suffertngs BY ssnd-
Eng hin, 10 That Uundiseovsred Country FROM
whence no traveller returns"
II /. q melancholy fart that thous1nfs fsli VIZ
Tins 10 this terrible disease owing % the On.
skIllfuIlness Of ignorant pretenders. who, BY the
ass Of that DEADLY Poison, AIscrEI: ruin the
constitution and make the residue Of hie iniser'
able.
oFFrcH-7 SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
Left hard - going from BAliirnore Street, Q
few door from tie corner. ~ Pail not 70 OBJ
serve name and number.
CR- No letters received unless postpaid. and
containing a stamp 90 be used on tho reply.
Persons writing should state age, and end por-
ton Of advertisement describing SYMPTOMS.
IT.. I.rfaxf. HrpIlAA hanrz Ia his Once.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-14
YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves BIS certain prae-
tic, induiged In when alone, habit frequently
learned from cyll companions. or al school, the
Effects 81 which are nightly felt, even whom
asleep and II not cured rrndrrs marriage I'M
gsalhlr and destroys both mind and body.
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that young man, the hope ~
MI. country. The darling IL his parents, shonld
be snatehsa frUm all prospects end enJoymcnts
of life by The consequence ~ dcviaiing from
The patti If natuTu aud INDUCING la a certain
.ccrrt habit SaCli peraons musi. before con
,.ynviatluV
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-14
DIR. E. J. HENNIG,

Ill has removed his oiiec 20 I mon Stfeel' DC
tween Market and Fourth. Office hours from
20 Q a m; to , p. m; to op. m.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-12-14
MARRIAGE;

Reject that sound mind and body are the
most necessary requisites 10 promote eonnnbiAI
bapp!ucss Indeed, without these the journey
through life brcsfnes n weary pilgrimage, the
prospect hourly darken- 10 tine views The mind
becomes shadUwed with despair and hlIod with
The melancholy reflection that The bappines4 OF
arlnfhnr hrcnTncs Mishted With 0nf own.
, 1866-09-12
FROM EUROPE

Hy Atlantic Cabfe-Russta Desires to
Control the Danublan IsrInc1pallttes-
Il French General for Mexican Ser
vice-Fsuther Intinatton Of Maxi
n,f1ianss Abdicatlon The Austrian
AdFfn1Ic Fleet to be Dln7fn1ed-Prlls-
sian Financial Itcua-Anxfety In Re-
gard to the British Grain Crops.
].osnos, Monday Evening, September lo.-The
Eastern queftien seems to be looming On tho fa-
tufe: Russia shows signs q moving once more
to obtain The control Of the Danubtan Principalf-
tise md. probably. eventual! Of constanti9oils.
Charles. ,of uohcnzollczn. az Hospodar Of the
ESS1 SSst,smss; st., = e;asE has
mcnts Of the Austrian amy named after the King
and Princc5 Of PEnss1a, the Dnke Of Baden, and
some others. shall cease to be 50 named.
recalled, md VIII 60 out 10 Mexico 10 organize an
army for service alter the French evacuation ofthe
LONDON, September 1.-the Times Paris let
ter, published to-day, says tina! the Emperor Max
imil1an is expected to return from Mexico to Eu-
toS1oxpEnnr. September 1t.-Tha steaushlp
Nova scotian, from teuehcc, 1st arrived here this
MAnnlp, September 1.-THE Estaftt:e Of to-day
says thai the French troops must be Withdrawn
from Mexico with the utmost caution, pniess am
isable relations nsc previously established with
v!ExSA. September 1.-the Austrian Minister
Ut Trieste, 10 proceed to rola and Fi1ine, thu
Austrian uaval stations, 10 BE- di=ar1ned.
pEn11S, September 11.-The committee of tho
Cbamber Of Deputies persist In the design Of re-
| ducins tic amount Of The Loan wlicai tle Govern
mel, asks authority TO ohlaln. By the issnt u
treasury notes. IIom G0, M, no to 3D. 0 n0 tha!rre
The Minister Of Finance has protested In speech
asnsnsi gnch reduction. and expresses tic ho?t
that The Chamber would pass the bill in its orig
tpAl form.
| I.rEuroor. September 11.-Thc auxf.ty a: Il
| British rrain crops ii Increasing. The weather 1
very vet and prices arc higher IN all the 0lrkets
, 1866-09-12
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S-The Admission OF Tcunesscc-Go1ernor
Bsownlow's statement Of The means employed
bT Andrew johnson 10 defeat the ratification
Of the amendment.
4-Ustosy Of the Ht71 Orleans Icss1crt.
1-Gencra1 Shertdan"s dc@,,7tcucs and the Official
correspondence relating to The massacre.
6-Andrew JohnEup's speech at c1ercland-
T-Rcsolutions OF tho Springfield Post Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic on Andrew Joha-
son.
.79-Addrcsk uf the Southern Lo7attsis' convca-
tIun to tho people OF the United St.tcs.
9-Andrcw Johnsou's rcco-a prior TO the assem-
bling Of The Thirty Ninth Congress. Extracts
from his speeches and leslcrt. viz: His vicws
In 1eG1. He would hang traitors-t1e wonid
1e the Moses Of the Co1osed Race-Loya1
sncn. whether white or black, alone should
rule Inc Sonth-Hc says that treason must be
made odtous-Nc says That lhe penalty OF
tIcason 1nust be paddle says that traitors
must lake back seats-He advocates negro sut-
frago-He Says thst the Rebellion deprived
the Southern peonle OF all civil government
He coerccs tlc Southern States 10 r.tify tho
constitutional Amendment abolislfng slavery
The restoration Of the Sou,h to be t'snbjec'
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LATER.

4 Turkish Minister to be Sent to yVash-
tnGt0n-Turkf4h Troops to be Armed
With American IkIflcs-The Austrian
Army to be Placed on a Pence Footing
--latest Financial and Commercial.
coSsrAS71SorIE, September 1.-Thc Sublime
Porte fe nbont selecting m influential member of
isicr iii resilient aud fisnipotenliary Of Turkey
cessial results Of recent trials oi American small
arms By the military, conasnlsssaness appointed
for that purpose, by The Porte, that ths Turkish
Of American n.anntacture. Agents Of the Gov
ctument arc abont to leavc for tho United States
to contract for their manufacture.
Government circl,s tia, the King Of Prussia has
decided to place the Prince Koya! Of Prussfa oyc5
,he ae Ct E % and
at tho city Of Hanover.
y!ENSa. September 11.,A decree has been Is,
Finnnctai aud Com.ncriui.
l1vEEtoot. Monday, September 10.
nRE.psrrfrx-Firrn.
PRovlstoAs-4:uitt7 pork dull.
LoN1oS, September I0-Eycn!ns.
Caxsots-Closed to-day nj s3t for money: American
IS i!ia H. ss n
LIVERPOOL, September II.
5s:s 'i
~'''' LospoS, September IL.
| s1ocks-Consos quoted nt sly for moneF :: United
States 5eos 4 Eric, lIt; 1l1tnots Central, NX.
| LyvEEroot. September ll-Evcu!ug.
Co77ox-1hc cotton !narErt ha* rnlcd str1ly. With
"ea-farfnry' rHies tv.tay .! 10 o1 bacs n!ddns up
| lalds csV.e, Ill l31.
BnRAns1rtFs-1hc market Is acttse and frmcr, with
m aIvancc On I'll descriptions. Tic weather Il M
md mixed Wtsteln American is quoted at 2.s "a
| quarter. Nheat-Fir1n with an adsancc OF a3ta I
TRov1t1oxt-s!askrt generally steady. except 10
/ IAlSpnS, September 1l--EvcnIn-.
The money market i slightly q a;asr Goasnis c!oS
| Nay EhAIee. tiA; Illinois Central, sSH.
, 1866-09-12
MAINE ELECTION.
Further Returns mud More Complete
Republican Tlctor}-datorlts In the
State 10000.

Further TkcturT1H mud More Complete
Republican ylctory-Matorit5 in tho
State 10000.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibunc.1
ArsusTA. Me-. September H.
Further returns largely increase the Union ma
1o.ity In TIC State. 1t VII! reach thirty thousand.
md the closeer Congressional District Is carried
ly four iIoutand. Our majority Is yistbly largrs
than was ever thrown in Maine before By ang
party, mud Is nearly double the average Union
minority Of TIC past four years.
j. G. BLAINE,
Chairman Union State Committee.
PORTLAND, Me-. September Ill .. E';-Two
hundred and Zinc towns give Chamberlain, ke-
Ysel5siR esas1s,a % %5s5 Sa s 49 sams ies Sxs:
yoEcd 1ast ye2r-cony, :s::3s; Howard, si,4@'
Ktpnh1:ean majority, l6,ses-lKern'''scan uet
gain. !, ,5s7. These towns comprise !wo:thirts; Of
the State. Tire aggregate votc Of the Stat. last
year wns 81 noG TeWns 10 hour feom last Eeas gave
ID, III sotcs. and if tEcy glre an Increased vote in
a9 a ss Ss ss sa it, yPs
Il ON last year gave Republican majority OF "ols.
lfthis Is Inc, eased tn the mc ratio ~ :ho5: r.
sel,ed, TIC uajeFi.y vi! be :9'o'', Or Rcpab'
rcci:71Axp, September lis a. nl.-Atl Int fonl
/ fownr in Tie Fist Congressional District give
| LyEch, Republican, 1a.sG and sweet Democrat
Iynch list year @ majority Of 1od wllch, Viii ths
E! !c::s:. asainsi :sNss IN is:4:
In lc Thifti District, ,1satne'e minority ts GEO.
In the Fourth District. Peters 1pd!Otity Il 5.hn
IL tho Filth District rkea maiority Is l,~J. :,
The Republican .aln ovcr the Congressional!
eltctiun oi 1851 will be abont 1o,tM. Il y unneces
sart 10 say that the Statc Senate VIII he all ~
os n esean ens saso %s eon IN
ccfe arc probably elected In every county In th{
, 1866-09-12

Afe:aet e e. ss = tsa:
Sune Yea : sSele ssaatSs On s
Se!!sss! eafssr sSoviSs 4h10nsSeut Is daSo!ioa e
lie e1ifis came snd the rebellion co1nmeaced, % b.
took sides IN favor of, tho maintenance Of the
Urion, hut with ali his deEotloo to the
fe ae Of h 'ssi q Se
Government. y tho present Congress were per
@lttsa . eon.lnne insls course, hey would
ccntrated IN one department Of The GoTesnmeut,
PssssEs q ths T.ssdnsA,s ~. Bureau ri, civii
a. a.vealts @ e vseieua Lnds xlie 1ad eesa :es
%sde o1 n sna d. ID his astet%'1aion
tuition.
;ss,pg tS t1s pleasing s asmeas:satop 70
States Of The Union, he said or country was like
Secretary Seward was then soclterously called
for, and spoke neccptsbly to The dense assem-
h!ase IN support Of tue restoration policy AZ
sEwAnp'6 epEEcn.
He thanked the audience Tor the kind reception,
and stated !hat ths Mas big flF1t appearance se-
les free in the mind. and heart and uttesance to
express bis general sentiments before the people
Of 1o1isyilIe. ue would rot hold diastent n.
ststes sSs " Of lhe ~ ualon. @ o1e fedection lad
a }e rssh ss L Se A s Fl la H.
stais:, sui: aud liz great siate d NeM roii, aid
ns1bD e se s thGag r. asdn na ad 1 aaa 4oa aS 5
The southern Paris Of Illinois aud Indiana 70 tne
city Of Louisville: He bad tonnl ihat while 10 ihe
f5s e 1ao Is e.
OF Kentucky, md be might with e1ual proprieis
say IN iii the Southern States there was entire
ss e. Of fRss s soa + + sss5 sound & ID sass
os!fSas' y !fssa, ~ sn n' feaaded o. oa s'%pls R!1n
S@ss @ vheh Sf ii. M.r I'd Seep 1hG
were nu1tured In the South ffty years before theI
practical execution. The battle mad been. Tough
eTa o" for tc2 III scrns lad beea cen sea
TIC party that had suffered most in the efforts I.
b:eak Vi, ,hc Union, was evidently DOW The bes
saIssd IN asGPtinE ths r, 1ssatt o. ihs sGntes
SOL summoned three persons 10 consult with hin
| as to conditions on which Southern States cout
Admitted t. the Gpi1n hs Isewsss IT. S ns 9P 3P
fom It's statr the integrity Of The Union should b
In H. full @ In snswsF 10 Dc
Mexico. be replied. - Yes wiiitcll you sonethln
about Mexico. 1aEe carc. Of the States that 30
Eo and asns. Snen y99 aa;e
.Adnliral FaEragnt, Secretary Welfes. Geuers
Custer and General Crooks were also introduced
and received with lhc p1audits OF tue multitude
General Rousseau was ut home among b
Tue patty 1epni1cd to the Louisville Hole
where bad ssn p5o7lasd ese e. In
which they did by ]oud cheers. %,
A splendid banquet was given as the Lon!ssi'
, 1866-09-12
THE DEECUER LETTERS.
Statement in Regard TO 1olIu*on:@
a3a,sIaxYs srt,1sa I4orace {srnrIcT.

Statement In Regard to Jollu<ou:.
Apt,*tasy, sro1n Horace t:rer1cJ.
NEW YorE, September 1.-THE following ssa:e-
nj don IN ns oi Hsses IL
II ,rs: ore ., the many who carly np2rsile1aed
r1css md lie P1esdent. s',on after our Last State
scction aid Lcforc the asscH5lln. "i the pre- :elit
Cons.exs, S:ens mot nE.aSitei:> ~ Ma:nihssnn,
ir5 edai:ttil to an Interview Nrh the l!eS'-
dent ur;.,t him 10 call u Washington three
Of Tie .nv-t eminent and trusted cz2ositors
cGus1ly Ssr iucn: aud representative Southern *
1c6el. ard :ek item 10 take up 1a"ir sc-i lenc. At
thr Hhi;c 1Ioasc for a week, o. fortnight. sn lung
a ,hey might find 1t necessary, wh:,e mes. ~
Ire aud friendly conference aSa ai~ea..irn.
rItard rEoa VIZ, % eon Inc So:h and h: south -hoai1
be, 70: merely ''rcunitcd" but mad" csrEmcse
fIt'sTaai sud Harmonious. ! sn.sG-ted TIT ~ ;ss
";,c, snch suggestions as he should desn,
f. Ether as 9s Ga ai
a. S.cN ei Il Sassaehn:.tt @ Gc:-itt :,n'i,h q NV
1o ana Jn51 + ;,r e
s.l:-}.Scrr sentiment Of the No71b wall: Ac:hc!
wcrc*;2e;:1lE abnoSians to. no; tisr2:ea to des'
LuItd tier wo1:ld be met by ,ncn like Genera
Kob.r I. Lex. GalrxapHc. II. stephens. &C. "ns
add TIA, haH no special desire .ha. ta:se o
any 1a1tIct1ar zaetl ffscul1 be F-lsctcd. Wi-hinc
oEfy;la, those eo'cn f'om clti.cr rctiou at1on!t
h. s.cl: ~ to command tEer r.op1c's cona4ene
md snppost- and pledged 1ayst!f y" support X
shond YruE be 1natnrc1 and serceI upon.
+trn. two ,non;Ea la:c-, at. The fneetin: &
CoMr:css. ard :.hct the political SKY had occon'
darker, MeEt TO Nas.ln;toE on Tie ss-nrluc
cf u1funl friend that the rscsa1eEt desired I
lion tsd thcn been appointed, \, ;rt.l
%ixw p.npa;ltly accorded. urged ss: r=.,!. ::
10 invite this committee 70 the Nt.:ic l1oy ! IN
ItFcna with them from evening To cTenia-.
furr. With fricuu. all the phase: ot :hc :ra'
rnd1.a,is Of + .rre.nen,, II possible. Urged SIT
manifestations q. 0ccN1Ttd t. Etc n la'or
fhr taeibilFfv Of such ::CccE:nrr1. II /. wc-c eaf
cs;l7ou:ht. as felt kNrc itwcn!A be en- ta:s -:
=Coraess. TIC vast patronage ia ths !.1Gsr1cn
l,anlt tie reluctance OF the majority OF Con2fe
1n.l;r,1,y wholesale frorn 'tlc:, nna tac1r pl!s
iupned by Litter adsfrsa les. III: la-u:s! sn1's
Tf cx~y 1,aY1y IN rowc. 10 M1insaiu cordial re
tionyith tho brad of tic {:urrrnE1 n. closeu
ite yts-thesc and d 1honsa1d kl2dred consit
xatio3 rendered E1n1ally certain az a.re-rasn:
twee4 Congress aud tic President, w;:h3as : ::
Ti6cad principle on ci:her hard. /! TIC 1at
slnrali.cciciF teek it.
tIEraE only OF Whist Eaid and pro?osca.
eaukt t:aSc M permission and nn slgat to spa
fur1b.i Tint my <uEge-tions UcTc no: follow
NOR t5thtnE akin 70 them. thG puelic ST.
itpwfrd the conclusions to which ] hnvc b:
most tuctaLtfS forecd arc thai INC Irsfsdsnt en-
ready aie rp Ill. mind to brcak witli Tue pa
~ 7shith,d elected him. mud SEEK further le
OF pot through the favor md support Of liz
paAeahcne1nle5."
, 1866-09-12
FROM RACINE.


Con1erheatl Con.rc~*f0nn1 SOn1lhatlUu
-Doolfftlc nj F1o1,lr.
Especial Despatch to the Coleago T1tbune+l
RAcrsr, Sersc1nbc: II.
Tho Brrad-and- Butter Convention: for no1aluat-
Ing i Coppethcad candidate fo7 Congress was
held here >v-t!ay, aa1 there was great dspsay OF
rcd nosce. James D. Brown, Of Milwaukee. vas
the nominee
A ratification mcctiug is being held hero to-
neh a,cssed 9Go1i!uc a nEown III
isTHsly of Republicans. noolitle Is making the
sar1se old treeeh amid c1ies Of have yoa heard
Talbc:t {, Paine, aud geoans fo7 Doolttu..
Brown addressed the audience a. d" Gentlemen
at Naclpc.'' 4 voice responded: There ain
hnt few gentlemen here, aud tl.osc VITO arc arc
nshatced Of themselves"
iEc whole as.ais Is a great fdluse, md the bone
Of The recteant Senator will prove iscll souud 70
me rnte III S0yeritte.
, 1866-09-12
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Attempt In the Cfry Council to ask
:Io1,n,on,. Pordon-Tl,c. Affair Slump*
Through.
session OF our CIV Council last evening, th: FOL
lowing spicy Bit Of business trausp!Ied;
Ailcrn,au Anderson os;:red The fo1fow1nG:
ADrdt,Tt, Ey The City Council, that the tity
r9e,k BE- and il hereby directed TO draw black
lines aronnd thot portion Of the proceedings o.
The Council held nn the ID inst, Whtth relate 10
thc st1ikipc out OF the nau1c Of Andrew Johuson,
and yxrItc across the faee. In a bold hand. Ex-
plunged by order Of the City Council, this DAY
" On shc order being presented, tho Mayor a.
, 1866-09-12
FROM MILWAUKEE.


New lKule& for tho Inspection OF Grntn.
Especial Despatch TO tho Chic1so Tribunal
aI1twArKEr, ScFtembe:, II.
Tic Board of Tlale have adopted the following
new rules for the inspection Of wheat:
No. SPRING strictly bs The present standard,
No. !, b. the pttscnt standard, ns 70 weight,
ard 10 he irre tFora grown and sprontcd Wheat:
No, shall comprise ill wheat fit lot ware
honsirc, weighing not less than tfty-fonr pounds
10 The ntc:suied bushcl. which, tndeE the csIao-
ishcd rulrs of Inspection. r1ay u Unfit to 20 into
Ecicc:rd Shall comprise ull vhea: 1T for ware.
housing. hut loo low In weight Of Otherwise Unfit
..
, 1866-09-12
FIsO.M DES MONIES.
Iowa polstIcs-Scnntor KIrlz.rool he.
fore 11ac Pcopfe-Ceutral Iowa Dis
trIcf Fair.


trIcf Fair.
{spccta, Despatch to the Chicsso Teibunc.l
DEs MotSEs. September H.
Senator ki.}swood has commenced hi. CANVASS
Ing tonr. He spnke to-day In this place. and de-
,lcEfetl bis friends with his strong language md
tue high grounds he tools. lie Is one ol The best
ssumpers in Iowa, and has strong hold on the
confidence Of the masses. lie will continue In the
ltis time il this, tie Filh District.
General j. 4. Ws!lanaso on, formerly Of thts city,
hus la.tct1y resident VI lA5hansas aud lt!.::ate
tu the Loyal Scuthr11tre Convention At Ph!ladcl-
phia, was ptc.ens q, the meeting today and made
j very radical speech; IT. went into ths waE g.,
Republican faith, believing that 1t alone can save
:hc country.
Tht weather was vcry nnfayotahle today. but
the rcor1e turned ont in Ehndly numbers to hear
tuc irur doctrine Of political salvation.
lie C.lit1a: lows 'ntsfEics Fair opened to-day,
Int the weather Is 20 stormy Thai ttc attendance
will rnf be f1f*t.
, 1866-09-12
nceept1on Of thc $onttlera LoyalIsts In
New York.

Srv YonE, September f-Midnight.-The re-
ce1io1, Of the Sonthera Ioyulsts this evening. At
,ns CeopSr an'a:a so - aua ee;
Tlc meeting In the Hail was presided over bE
Peter Ccopers assisted by Ion. 1isi OF Vice Tres
idcrt*, including VIA. {. BRYANT, George Vim.
Crytls. uosnee Greeley, and others. The Welson-
Ing address was made oy W n. E. Dodge, and WAS
or ihc delegation.
Tie outside meeting Vas addressed By ste~art,
, 1866-09-12

Of Maryland; Huuntcutt, OF Virginia, and others.
4 portion Of The delegation proceeded 10 Brook
I'm, where they were welcomed By an immense
audience at Plymouth Church.
The weather to-ntghr Was very unpfop!dous,
but did not seem to deter large crowds from a.
tepd4Dca upon thefa GATHERINGS.
, 1866-09-12
FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA

Breaking Gronnd Mt tic Western Ter
minus ofxhe Cedar Rapids d. Missouri
1stser RallFond-Formal Celebration.
couHcn BLu11s, low, September 11.-Thc cerc-
mouy Of breaking ground a. the western terminus
Of the Cedar Hapis g. Missouri River 1eallroad, In
canon, The exhibition Of days. and other demon
straiIons @: enjoyment. Notwithstanding the nn-
favorable character Of the weather, the procession
people wesr estimated to be on the ground. A
number ofspeeches wesc made, and The crowd nl-
1ourned viii the lselieet denaons'satlons Of sats-
prosecuted with greas yIgor from this point
astWlrd.
, 1866-09-12

Relief Of the Families Burned Out by
tho Sing Sing Confia=rntton.
NEW ToEK. September II. a H*,atd's special
says: I" Families WHO have been rendered home
less by the recent ire at Slug Sing. have been
provided Tor BY lhc people Of the village; pub.
at llat plaee on Wednesday evening""
For Further Telegraph Sec Fourth
, 1866-09-12

THEux. n, j., September 1l.---A grand ratia-
cation cctins WIZ held this evening. euuor=lng
Andref ohnaon and his policy Ne..ts. Cowap,
at FeuslsnulA, Green. 01 Bergen County. aud
FIT. Haead, Of Newark, addressed the meeting.
, 1866-09-12

M.sxCHzs1xE, u. L., 1885,
HEsEgt. f. L. WALLACE L Et,.-Gehcs: SY hair was
Eist coming out aa4 my head Has Es'Esns lEI mt
vi+tand!uE hal tried most Of The {'pAxr At.r H.
ttorcIs Vhen was indncssl 10 try f. l. Wallace Cns
I13lr 1ta,otAtiYe- Ills s;uppsi LIZ haIr 1iln>
on tn,raedtsscly, md secre 10 1xi In the he'll
firmly ever though Eaye not Est qc1te tottc.
u. ). CI..AlsEs
, 1866-09-12

AAScHEs1KR, n. Il. June g. 1855,
NcsA!s- F. l. WALLACE & Cc.-Gente.: have used
Dr Chaces1crs Empress fpr the HAIR and an pleas
Cd With tht results nn1 It the parss3 ana cieaucx
bG In every respect
foCI1, &C., LEONARD FRENCH. II D..
, 1866-09-12

MAScnE6TxH- y. H., April. 1857
AKxEEE. r. L. TAL1AACf L E0.-AatoN all my
Testimonial many you trcels-.1 OF tho superior
excrerrv Of Ir Ch5u.<frzs Empress Composition for
the Half. In lhe coutsa u fic hare Used d,xen
Or more lins or leading prrPa:auoa-*o:ue Of raac-
bul truly say that iof cncry ant CLEANLINESS
rrctoratye, and acton ue.siur. Jauys by tar
ccl. them ALL hA,c usci It To- irritation of tie
sca'p With pc:ct sneccSs Quite Eirt-r q o3r =ad
to }orr preparation.
, 1866-09-12

MAxCuIs1IH, y. H.-tay, 1885,
NxssRs. F. l. WA1lAcE j. Co.-hst my nAtae down
asnouEs those who have uset1 your Preparation with
Satisfaction. hare uscl several others, but EtIe
youK the decided preference. It's action upon the hair,
In reator1nE thu cnof Is quick aud IuraRe. nnt
dressing, Il Ia supech.
DIR. D. +. pOuIELLE-
, 1866-09-12

coScOApt =. H., juno I, lS66,
Of yonr valuable pEe2akattc1 or The hair duly
py TO ass1-e you 1hAs It bas more than answered a
Expectations excited bS th of thr INIT bottle Il
rttoscr ad cleanser Of the halt 1t ls ony eQualed
hy It's qualities cooling and healthy application 70
tie scalp. 4. Il. ElfuSUT, II. D.
, 1866-09-12

HaoEsEr, n. H. Msrch Il, 1866.
MEsxs. F. L. WALLACE / CU.-Gt:at4: i fsicult nd-
ElScsi to Try your preparation, =tA:n- what good
elect II had htI,- at tSt la .ht1: iE hut
consented 10 The stfai. am re:>ei With T.. hass
Eers e their natural co!o:, AID kcsps thsa -, CON-
tIs1d IL 10 al tn ncvl. ". +, FARMER
, 1866-09-12

kk1JDSlN tVU&la
CLOSING CEREMONIES At
INDIANAPOLIS. |
The President Has an 0pportu-
nifty to Leave the Constitu-
ton, Flag, &c.
The Swing from Indian
apolis to Louisville.
johnson at Last Arrives
Among His Friends.
Himself and Seward Diiate
Upon the Superiority Of
Southern Loyalty.
the PARTY ARRIVE IN ClHCiA-
matt THIS MORNING..
FROM WASHINGTON.
The Soldiers BountieS----
| Why they are Not
| Paid.
List Of Signcrs to the Call for
| the Pittsburgh Soldiers Con-
yention.
The MAINE BLECFION.
Republican Majority Foots
| Up Thirty Thousand.
New Jersey Ratiiies the Consti-
tutional Amendment.
Mr.. Greeley on A. Johnson's
i Early Backsliding.
! FROM EUROPE.
: Russia Desires to Con.
troll the Danubian
Principalities.
Further |ntimations Concerning
II bFaximi!ian's dbdication.
's ANXIETY IN REGARD TO TIL
.S Of BRITISH GRAIN CROP.
Turkish Troops to lie Armed Wit
ri American Rifles.
Of
THE PRESIDENTS ELECTION
, 1866-09-12

TEEAsC7Cr'- OFFICE.
MAScAEsTER. ..lrt'l II tSS7-
MESEfN. F. Z. WALLACE u Col LtE well a..luas.ttI
vl1h sesssa ei ibe leading e!ttzc2- ~ ts clty xho
lave u.axs yQur NaF Restorative 10 pctIt :.aacttou.
hare also used 1t myself and can r--.al; ..toua-
n.enA It 6 teias tas s*st att.eit ID Size mntltt.
II. Il. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ctr T5Ea. .uTSl.