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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-15

THE WEATHER.-The weather has
again changed, and this time for the
worse. Since Saturday evening it has
showed, rained, thawed, and frozen
again. "Creepers," "gums," &C., are in
good demand, and skating, shedding,
coasting, and kindred amusements
largely INDUCED in. .
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A COOP REcIPE.-To cause healthy
glow to radiate through the body-buy
one OF more tons of coal, take care that
it is kind that will burn. Pay for it,
and have it put into carts. Pay for the
carriage. Have it distributed to the few
poor people whom you know to be thin
ly clad, in poor health, and generally
destitute. You will find your heart
warm on the instant, and the heat will
gradually extend to the extremities'
This effect will be experienced more de-
cidedly in the coolest weather.
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RETURNED.-Deputy Sheriff Hook
who left with lunatic for the Weston
Insane Asylum, has returned to the city,
having accomplished the object of his
mission. r....' ....
From DR.. Hills, the efficient superin'
tendent of the Hospital, We learn that
there are at the present time forty-twc
patients under treatment at the institu'
tion-twenty-one of each sex. Three
more are daily expected. The Hospital
is in excellent condition, and the pa
tients are enjoying the best of health.
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NACsTINERY FOR SALE.

u,uE FOLLOWING MACHINERY WILL
be snld in lots TO suit purchasers. 1t Ia all
:" excellent condition, having run but few
Tme Steam Engine, l0inch cylinder, 2o-inch
stroke, complete:
long. s,
nm. Patent Corn Shelter, with cleaner attach
al capacity so bushels per hour.
0ne Bradford Burr Min, 30 inches
one Wheat Separator.
ilne Grenwalds Steam Holster.
Four sets Elevators and Conveyors.
tine Wind Mill.
Together with 3 large amount OF Skating
H.yel Gearing, Betting, &c.
PRYOR, HANDLAN & Co,
Nos Is, II and ls, Main street.
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LEGIsLATURE.-The Legislature OF
this State convenes in the Capitol bni!d-
ing in this city this morning at ten
o'clock.
The two Houses will be called to Or
der by the former Clerks.
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CURE FOR FROSTED FEET.-Should
any of our readers have been SO unfor-
tunate as to get their feet frozen during
the late cold weather let them try the
following remedy: Make one or two
applications of boiled lye of wood
ashes, made 80 strong as to be quite
slippery between the fingers. This I've
should settle, be drained of, and have a
large handful of common salt to each
quart of I've mixed with it. 1t should
be quite warm, and the limbs submerg-
ed for one or two hours.
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Important to Gardeners.
I'VE WOULD CALL THE ATTRN.

W TION Of all practical Gardeners to the cd.
vantage Of putting in their orders for seeds early
Is there arc many varieties very short this
season. 80 -.'
We propose taking orders for seeds. sending
them on to David Lardreth & Son, Of Philadel-
phia, the only reliable seedsmen} and there have
each order put up separately, render the pnr-
chaser the original invoice, and charge him Lam
dreth' prices. A full and complete stock Of seed
On hands through the season. 81" 80 -
PRYOR BOYD & CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store. No. 10
Main Street. Wheeling. W. Va jan5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-01-15

A Coon IpEA.-The Young Mems
Christian Association Of this city has
resolved to fitup free reading rooms and
keep them open every evening except
Sunday. A committee was appointed
last evening to solicit and collect the
necessary funds to defray the expenses
Of the noble undertaking. We hope
they will meet with every encourage
ment and success.
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RUNAwAY.-Yesterday afternoon two
horses attached to an empty coal cart,
ran off up Market street and around the
corner Of Union. Before the frightened
animals had reached Fourth street they
were checked by the driver, who kept
his place on the cart, and saved it from
being damaged. .aia y.a,..al ..}a.s
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G. L. ZANE & CO.,

:. L. EASE.
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. NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
IL the Wholesale Liquor business, CONRAD
A. GAUS the name and style Of the firm will
hereafter be G. W. FRANZHEIM & co.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against me to present them imme
dia;ely; aud those indebted TO me will please call
and settle. ss wish to cloee all my accounts q
soon as possible. &. w. FRANZHElx.i
ian3lmo ... ..r 10 90 '.s
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stockholders Meeting.

Citireas Street Rditray Co., Of Wheeling.
MOTION Il HEREBY GIVEN
~ that there will be a meeting Of the Stock
holders to organize and elect five Directors, on
"Wednesday afternoon at > O'clock, January 30th,
1861, ut the City Building, A general attend.
Anos Of the parties interested is requested
by order Of the Commissioners,
ROB'T CRANGLE,
Al. SWEENEY,
JOSHUA BODILY,
JNO. l.. HOBBS,
&. u. HUBBARD,
RS IRWIN,
S.H. WOODWARD.
We further give notice that the books Of the
company will remain open at the Wheeling Saw
Ing Institution for ali citizens that take an in.
terest in the success Of the road to come forward
and subscribe some stock, 80 the road can be
pushed through TO its completion. dec3l-lm
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ELECTION NOTICE.

'{,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS VI the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge COMPANY will be held nj the Office of the
Company on MONDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
JANUARY, 1857 between the hours Of lsf and
81 O'Clock p. NJ. for the election Of nine Man
ayers 20 serve during the ensuing year
dec3I.td JOSEPH LAWSON, Sec'y.
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YyDORsEMYxT OF TIE PRESS.

The many Thousands cured % this sst1biiss'
nervous important surEirsi Operations psrfvrrssl
by Dr. Johnston. witseased By tss rspsytsrs Of
the Som and many Other papers, notices u Which
appeared again and again before the Dabib, -
sides his standing - . Gentleman Of shArActs
and responsibility. is snfseiepf gusrnssy - Ne
afflicted. iEGf2
skin diseases speedily cured. seeeIiy
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before tha Court Of appeals. D. Lamb,
Esq, Appeared isf0 the, defence, and
BENZ. Stanton, ESD, for the complain.
ant. The argument, in the case ocou-
pied the whole of yesterdays session,
and will probably occupy the whole OF
to-day. ~ i
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MIR. Boden. from Louisville,

r'HE EXPERT PIANO TUNER WHO HAS
i given such general satisfaction on his last
visit to Wheeling will be here again by the 18th
instant. when he will attend TO the Tuning and
NET and PIPE ORGANS. Leave your orders
immediately at Z. A. WEBERS Music Store
Orders from the vicinity, also promptly attended
10. 1anlltf
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WANTED.

CTIVE 4 q K n Il - II X h :
a WHERE 10 introduce two NEW PAT
ENTED INVENTIONS, INVALUABLE TO EVERY
sinILY, sells at sight, and demand constantly in
xreasing. Agents. male and female, now oper-
sting are making tlU to s2J per day by working
a lew hour. daily. PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE As
AGENTS UNNECESSARY. A sample of each, worth
g. with terms 10 agents, sent free by mail TO
anv address. Send 10 cents to pay postage.
tF'SATIsFACIiOS GUARANTEED. Address
CIV. JACKSON & Co,
nchsIy 20. Box l3is Baltimore, Nd.
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FOR SALE.

1,FF,rEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH
of stock in the Howard Iron Works This
stock would, under no circumstances, be offered
,so,ed from the city. nov2O
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FULTON PAPER MILLS.

T EvIS, LITTLE & CO., SUCCESSORS TO
IL A Armstrong & Son, We are now manu-
featuring superior article Of Tea Paper. Or.
ders by mail or left ut j. G. Orr & Co.'S will re.
teiye prompt attention. dec20
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MrncnAxI., NArIoNAL BANK oF WEsr Va,

MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK OF WEST Va,
WHEELING. W. Va, Jan. 18th, lc61. )
u'HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK HAVE
i declared iii, idcnd of five per centum on
the capital stock free of Federal tax, out of the
earnings OF the last six months; payable to the
Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on
demand. 5. BRADY,
ianII.Iw Cashier.
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Court OF APPEALs.-In the Supreme
Court Of Appeals yesterday, the case OF
Enoch G. Hedges "a. Samuel Michael,
an appeal from the Berkeley Circnit,
Court was taken up. This case is one
involving some nice points of law.
Hedges, during the late war, WAS sol
der in the Southern army, and in ODE
dience to orders from his superior off,
Ger, in company with his men, went to
farm and took number Of
horses, several wagons, and a lot of hay,
corn, etc. After the war closed Michael
brought suit against Hedges for the
of $4,000, that being the
value he placed upon the articles taken
by Hedges and his neu. The case was
tried in the Berkeley Circuit Court, and
q verdict was rendered in favor Of the
Hedges appealed from
The decision, and the case now comes
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National Insurance Company
StOckhOlderS Meeting.

MANUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
n holders of the National Insurance Company
Of Wheeling will be held AT their office, No. 2G
Monroe street, on Tuesday. 22d January, 1867,
FOR the election Of Board of Directors and such
other business a. may come before them.
Meeting TO be held at 3 o'clock T. M.
iaull.td JOHN BISHOP, Sec'y.
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PoLIcR.-Business Is dull in Police
circles There was no session of the
Police Court yesterday.
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NOTICES..
Dissolution Notice.

rI,UE FIRM OF BRADLEY & ECKHART
i j. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business viii hereafter be conducted by Z.
Bradley. BRADLEY & ECKHART.
Wheeling Jan. 18th lS67-li-4t
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CTOLEN FROM THE STABLE OF S. I'll
y LOTT, miles from Elm Grove, W. Va, On
the night Of the sth inst, . beautiful bay mare
fine, soft hair, very high, bold carriage, abort
Isl hands high; has . mark on the left hipeanssd
by . kick; also some white saddle MARIA We
vim give $50 for the thief, and $50 for the marc
to uA j. 4 G. AENDK.
ianS-dlt&w2t
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q. r. EILLEk

i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINS and
IIquors Manufacturers Of Pure Csta~ha wipes,
Quincy Street betEeen Main and Market St.,
Wheeling. W. Va, keep constantly on hand
Bxandies Scotch and Irish Whiskies, Jamaica
Whiskies srD
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

WAREHOUSE NO. 81 MAIN STREET
w now occupied by Dodson & Bros Enquire
n, H. Il. MILLER,
i,,lOlw No Main Street
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wEsTvIRGINIA
RELIGIOUS BOOK HOUSE,
No. ~ Monroe Strees,
Wheeling.

WE TAKE PLEAHURR ~ N
w SOCNcIsG 20 our many frtseds - q
putAle generally. that vs have sdds1 - -
stock u Religious Books.
school Books, stationery As.
and win keep constantly % hssd, Yanlly -
Poess. Bsble.. Hymn ssd Pfsyey Esskss bos1ay
school Books, school Ieoka b.Apt basss. Cet,
PEN. Ink. PeneiIs ke. IN f1rs sveyyihns
usraiiy kept In . nrsteias Besk sssrs, q
ubieh win Be sod si the brs-t yesaS,s pss,a
pIesse give Ne scan-
GEO. W. sTOxEH, L,cAi Aesst,
Aufhorised A geDt fss Sunday Nsessiss, pyss
byt~ri.n and Sunday s<hsh Tina -
We have ststi9ner's Stamp fs sA.estss
siilsision paperiAnH snvsIspsa NJ
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NOTICE.

raE UNDERSIGNED WI
i compelled by unexpected circumstances
commence again teaching the German language
after New Years day, 1861. For further informa-
ton, please call at his residence in North Wheel
ing. four doors above the Presbyterian Church,
or at the REGIsrER Office.
decisimo CHR G. FREDERICK.
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FIRST Rate II U = 4 N >
4 room. situated ON Market street, opposite
the AeLure Ilonse-is feet mont by - ieet
a., Auply 10 THOS. OBRIEN,
6.rlo Custom House. Real Estate Agent
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FOR SALE.
Auction Sale.
.rpsCRURHR WILL Of

1b, TSnstee's sale, on the 18th day Of JAZZ
lei az the entire stock Of Wines and Liq.
uary, ,hc store Of Stringer & McKim, Ia
ueTs q. s;reet, consisting Of Sherry Wines
fo Brnd SsSs k 1s5 bS os Sne Ess a an$
Whe"t .'nrfmcnt of Domestic Liquors. Also,
l4TSe as. room will be for rent, and the Office
ths ' s.C fixtures for sale. Sale to commence
A ana S','fN Terms Of sale, on all sums Of fifty
q ,,,,s and over ninety days credit; under fifty
dollars cash. ,,,-p, rp,>prp r-r.,as
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- the sledges with the bells
Silver bells!
What world Of merriment their melody fore
tells!
How they tinkle, tinkle, tinkle,
In the icy air Of night!
While the stars that Over.sprinkle
All the heavens seem to twinkle
With crystalline delight;
Keeping time, time time,
In sort of Runic rhyme,
To the naturalization that so unsteady wells
From the bells, bells, bells,
Bells bells, BELLS
From the jingling and the tingling OF the bells" '
The hand that penned these spark
ling lines are "mouldering in the cold,
cold ground,"-yet the season is repeat
ing the excitemens described-and it
will be repeated to the end of time.
Sleighing parties, and parties sleigh
ing, are now the order of the day.
Everybody who has sleigh has put it
to use, and every one who can hire a
sleigh is going it on runners. Livery
men are doing well. A single horse and
sleigh ranges in price at the different
stables from 81 to So per hour, while o
two-horse rig is worth from 50 to S. per
hour, according to the get-up and
style. "Go it while you're young, boys;
for when you get old You can't~
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WANTS.
rEwISC NACIIINRs.-

- Agents wanted everywhere to sell our low
priced. fully licensed machines. Send for our
circular SHAW & CLARK, 5. NJ. Co, Bidde-
ford Maine. novl4ly
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How TO CLEAN OFF SNOw.-Ths
snow may be easily softensd and clean
ed from pavements and yards, even
when it is hard frozen and trampled
down, by sprinkling common table OF
fish salt over it. In ten or fifteen min
utes it will be soft, and may lbe swept
off with stiff broom. We have seen
it tried frequently. Five cents worth
of salt will be enough for the pavement
in front of any house, and fifteen min.
utes after you read this You may clean
up in front Of the house, reader, and
perhaps save your neighbors q severe
fall on that slippery walkway Of yours.
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A.. Excellent Grocery for Sale.

..,ur UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO SELL
his yell.stocked aud conveniently located
IL Grocery. southwest corner Of Market
~ and Market square, I'd Ward.
~ 81. a stand in the Market House, opposite
~ Possession given of both at any time
iIsS,-imo LEWIS BEEKMAN.
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FOR RENT.

yayITH OK WI II ~ Il T HI L
w Furniture, the house on Fourth street,
occupied by Mr. Samuel Mitchell and family.
Also. Two brick tene ments eli the Island for rent
or sale Apply TO Mrs. s. MlTCHELL
d,cls or Z. JACOB.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

1,TorE ROOM NO. 4 MAIN STREET, NEAR
- Stone Bridge. Enquire of W. W. MILLER
No 2 Main Street. JahiV-i"
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Grape Farm for Saie--Terms
ERSV.

CONTAINING 4oi ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
J within 81 miles Of this city, and having the
following Inducements: A neat br1ck eottsge
Of ROOMS With necessary out-buDdipgs, IL
acres of choice rape vines one year old. an or
chartlaof over one hundred first rate trees,
I,ru, Trpye worth several hundred dollars to
the purchaser. and over l6 acres Of goQd coal
with opening convenient 20 the Hempiieid rail
Real Estate Agent, Office in Custom House.
ians-lw
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FOR SALE.

THE ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
i Lease on Store, House and Store fixtures
dec7.tf STEIN BROS.
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SLEIGHING.-Just enough snow fell
on Saturday night to afford the finest
sleighing that We have had for years
The streets are merry with the music OF
sleigh bells, and on every hand you no,
tice that runners have the place OF
wheels, and while we are writing VIC
can hear
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HAY PRESSES.

Observation-Disclosures
w Sinclair'e Pattern Lever Presses. For sals
By Tdecasl PRYOR BOYD AGO,
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MARRIAGE;

Reflect that a sound mind and body ere ths
most necessary requisites 10 promote eonnussA
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
Though III, becoin-s q weary pilgrimage, tbe
prospect hourly darkens 90 the view the mind
become. Swallowed with despair and Oiled with
tire melancholy reflection that the happiness ~
another b.c.Itn,, hliuLts,d N itL our own.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-30
NEW PRESTON

A most novel case of ecclesiastical ,'eD!eo- ln occurred here lately. The embers of the old controversy between the Church in New Preston and the Church on the Hill, ; still blaze up occasionally, and the latest difficulty was regarding the right to the ole Church records. The Consolation of Con- gregational Churches decided ill favor of New Preston, but New Preston Hill, how ever, still held the nine points in the law" As no execution issues from our ec- clesiastical courts, and as mere "advice'' goes for little, when theological discussions have reached the virulent stage at which they arrived long since in New Preston, it was deemed necessary to have recourse to 'the arm of the flesh" Now Mr. G. c. Hitchcock is probably as able-bodied 8 saint as 'worships in the City" and as seemed fit, he undertook the recovery of the records from the clutches of his old friends, Patterson, Sperry, ct al.
 He set to work in this wise: While the " Hill' Society was holding one of their meetings, he happened in, apparently to revive pleasant "reminiscences of the gath erings he had formerly attended there. Being man curious in the matter of or biography and prose composition. he nat urall took to turning over the records, read ing resolutions passed at the old meetings when he used to be pillar of Mat church, and at last walked towards the window for better light. From thence it was but few steps to the door, and before the |" Hill'' fairly walked up to their danger, he was off with his prize. A hue and cry was raised but after team making its mile in 2:41 ii, 1t wasn't very efectual The report that Dea P. jumped into his heUrse, and fol- lowing on at the rate of 2:39336, came near oyerhauling Hitchcock at the foot of the hill, the latter indignantly denies
 The records are now in charge of their legitimate custodians, and the ''pious rob- bery'' which accomplished this result, will no doubt be duly chronicled in separate and not the least interesting chapter of the remarkable ecclesiastical history of New Preston. \.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-30
Greedy and the League.

Certain members of the Loyal League of New York City were ill advised enough to propose the expulsion of Mr. Horace Gree ly for having given bail for Jefferson Da- vis A special meeting of the Club was called to take the matter into consioera- tion, and Mir. Greedy was invited to be present and make his defence. He replied in one of the spiciest letters that was ever penned, refusing to attend, and expressing his views concerning the accusation and his accusers, with that peculiar mixture of force, simplicity, and conceit, peculiar to the man.
 In regard to the main question there can be no doubt that Mr. Greeley is right. There may have been differences of opin- ion as to the expediency of trying Davis for treason, but there can hardly be any difference of opinion regarding the pro- priety of admitting him to bail after he has been held two years without trial. And if it was proper to admit him to bail, we see no reason why an earnest and dlstin- guished Unionist should be cast out of the society of loyal mon for signing the bail bond. In MT. Greely's mode of reply to his accusers, however, particularly, in calling them ''narrow- minded blockheads, who would like to be useful to a great and good cause, but don't know how, ," he shows bad taste and bad temper almost equal to theirs. In fact, with all his excellent quail ities, the chief editor of the Tribune is any thing but "philosopher
 The League showed it's good sense os assembling, by not interfering with MT. Greedy. They simply passeda resolution condemning the release of Davis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-30
Exit Maximilliau,

At just about the time when We were lib- erating tie chief man ot our rebellion. comes the report that the Republicans of Mexico have shot in cold blood the men who, for three years, have governed that country. While we hope this horrible tale may prove incorrect, experience has taught US that such barbarism is no more than we may expect from people who are of the cut-throat Spanish, and of the cut-throat Indian blood, and who profess, we might almost say, cut-throat species of Christian faith. The contrast is one of which we may justly be proud-it is a contrast, in fact, between the civilization of the six teenth and the most advanced civilization of the nineteenth centuries.
 We have no high opinion of NIaximihan but If our Mexican friends have perpetra- ted this outrage, they are like to learn that many very small man is converted into 9 very great hero by public execution; and we shall soon perceive some of the evil effects of the political blunder. we have ourselves avoided The recognition of the new republic in Europe cannot but be greatly delayed by such an act o1 atrocity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-05-30

sS YouNa LADY returning to her country nome, after oujourn of a few months in the City, was hardly recognized by her friends. In place of course, rustic flushed face, she had soft ruby complexion of almost marble smooth ness and instead of twenty-three she really ap' peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of SD great a change, she plainly told them that she used Circassian Balm, and considered it an invaluable acquisition to any Lady's toilet. By its use any Lady or Gentle
 man can improve their personal appearance an hundred fold. It is simple in Its mbinatiop, as Nature herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in it's efficacy in drawing impurities from, also healing, clea nsing and beautifyipg the skin and complexion. By its direct action On the cuticule it draws from it all it's impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur.