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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-26
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1--WE do not like to advertise worthless ware
or articles calculated to deceive our readers and
when we sec an advertiser like Mr. Helmbold
whom We have known for years. gradually ex.
tend his advertising from year to year, until he
becomes the largest advertiser in the UniteS
States, we are satisfied that The statements In
regard to his articles must be correct.
The writer inserts the above, but would not
do 30 were he not stranger TO many, and con.
cludes by stating the names Of his articles, and
the diseases for which they have been used by
many thousands with COMPLETE success-
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Greenwood Cemetery,
INITIATED ON THE NATIONAL

NlIUATHD ON IhE NAIhONAA
! - ROAD, three miles East of the city, is now
ready for 1nterments, sale and improvement Of
lots. II contains 81 acres Of land, and is laid
out in the most modern and improved style--can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for threefourths or the year by the
Hempfeld Railroad 1t II perfectly secure, and
intended to be besutifed by every variety Of
trees, shrubbery, public vault chapel, artificial
lake, fountains, &c, TO make IL equal 10 the best
| Rural Cemeteries In thee country. Ample pro.
vision is also made for It's enlargement ordsr
aird care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots can exam.
ne the grovnd with ti1e Superintendent, who
has plat or secure them by calling at the Office
of'the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
Persons wishing 70 make interments will call
ON the Secretary 70 obtain permits therefor
Tickets of admission TO lot holdsrs and visit
tors viii DO issued BY the Secretary.
....i y ~ "A. J. SWEENEY, Prest.
r. C. BoyHAk, Sec'y.
:. BOARD oFDIRECTORS.
A. J. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
j. s. Rhodes, George Adams
jobs G.. Muth r. G. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, Z. A. Hildreth
Joseph Bel. ..... aug3l
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TRANSPORTATION.
baltimore 6 Ohio B B, Go,
b. SIMMER SCHEDULE.

y,,,,cS pBs1I an aau ONO KAnloAD Co,
q, W W 'fSa1S u lWHEELIza. May 9, 1857 .
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sUNDRIEs.

A Few BA1BELs nd ..
a PIE sus.r, superior Gre, &c.; lssfr ."
japanese Teas, Pure White ~ 100 ~
York ezzb and ehampsi9s co. 80 o..
York He. 4 Salmon. EnffrI xc &c
Pickles and Sauces, Tspioca II - >,
ss..ch 49, 49, 40 &C. asissoi =
on (best qualityJ French nn "a 81
Cbeese, Condemned Nil, tosstp ,.,, rsrsr'
and for 'A'' low 4 Aepv oopscS.
Odd Feilovs, Hal bTk
myao Hasos szsst WbssoA'
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,. 1ageu.f MHwAUxKE, June 70. :,
Flour firm; City Xxx l075all so.
Wheat steady at2 90 for No. 2. - s.i' u
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From the largest manufacturing chemist in the
: r.t esr-s wsrld.l .f.t1r .- |-t
lam acquainted with Mr.. Il. T. Helmbold; ht
occupies the drug store opposite my residence
and was successful In conducting the business:
where others had not been equally 80 befort
him. have been favorably impressed with his
character and enterprise.
II -. -.-..| -s.. NJ IN WIN. WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of POWERS & wEiGHTNAs, Manufacturing
Chemists, Ninth and Brown SITS, Philadelphia
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WE ALSO. HAVE CONSTANTLY IN
wv Store, Tea, Coffee, Chewiug and smoking
Tobacco, Nails, Buckets, Tubs, wash soar9 n:
Carb Soda, German, Irish, Bleach and Family
Soap, Candles LEAD. Shot Gun Caps, Powder
Bed Cords, G,ass, Grain Bags, Wrapping Twipr,
Wrapping Paper, Lake White Fish and Herring,
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Beans. Grssksrs
Cheese,--and Wheeling manufactured articles
generally. PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
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IT'S COMMERCIAL CoIrx,
Farmers, Merchants. mud { Al.
tie Dealers
The Circulation Of the Rex.
lister.

Larger by tar than that Of any oiaet p.p., d.
the State, makes IL the best advertising a,t l,
in West Virginia.
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SUM ME"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bv ~. foilosFing schedule on and after. the
sIy ne h ioarow Ssf ~ sSrs'Frs q 11A I''' =
IS - 80 FAST LINE IL - hi !
LEAyE-..4
sxu,, .,l;,r - ,op " 4 sBalfimore :. SD p. u.
- -tFafy,s-- II washington f:30R. n.
cr.f,oa 'Io.0op. NJ kRRIyK--,-
Parksrsb's - $50 A. ~ Harper's Fry s3or y.
Cumberland.., 500 ''gsl Cumberland - a. ~
En- 49, ,io.a0 sss} Wheelinr. :. 1o.l0 q
W.sb,n CITY Mas Including Sundays
.rnci,d,ng . Sundays.
pvppPsS TR Am NJ "a
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wAIYKs nansnAIL- r. -.-.vF.
-1MaHsI1aLL & ELBE1,ss {,
WILL CoxruuI TIL ~ c.
d "a IuISsa I1ak, 81 " 10AS
rsssSnfi storns % ~ ear - % -
saE ahsss e pahlie psrssAee
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-06-26

BACON AND LAID,
or OUR OWN CURING EJl
NJ Choice new shoulders,
Sugar cured hams, plain,
raain hama n = A sssa '''' to
Choice lard, in tie, half barrels and kecr,
Siaes rib clear rib and clear, -
.l,E-U' ~, PRYOR, HANDLAN co.
OILS.
100 BARRELS,ExtraN No Lard OIL
ttu lO0 barrels Carbon LPittsburghl
~ ~ y PRYOR, HANDLAN co.
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SUFFERING IL THE COZ STR1.
NMrrRnoRo. s. c. May H. 1S67

WALrrRnoEo S. c. May II. 1S,;ii.
Eiu.u' D":,4 .V,~s: Ilsk Il small space in yo'lr
r,''un,!!s 10 cali Alteration IN few facts with refer
icc /" ,!,, distribution ol corn among the incl
c:.t ii our cot:;.,ry. which seen, to haze ,itac'!
IL. :iu,c, oi those Who haze initiated measures
fr relief. ,u.tlar! IL the usual li;.l ,i phllai-
tu"ptry. ii has been rlInngnt n.c,ssaty tn aid
%, Is tlusu Who loIn any caiI,r are unable, III tia
,!,si!i. ii cnn,!un ui uIir industrial system. Ia
procure bread for themselves aiul their families.
CT comrsc il is Important that the dcs;itutlon OF
THIS CLASS of onr citizen, should be relieved; but II
Is 4 MISTAKE t" suppose ii S.icly important I" con-
.tr charity upon surA while Il large and respect
able working class. upon whose energies and ultl-
mate sicccss uur country i, dependent for
subsistence next year. suffering the kccnrst
.ortnrcs of hunger every day. Thousands ut these
are working daily without bread, and trusting to
some unforeseen circumstance. which even the
liza gina.um cannot define. for mcaIis of support
until the ncyl harvest. The mere fact of their be-
ing able to work, and of ulr dependence upon
ticm makes i, Of paramount Importance that their
sniirrin"s be relieved as speedily AS possible.
these people before the war We're living colnnala-
lively III state Of ease, and it is from no lack oi
energy or industry on their part that they have
il cn ,hrs reduced
have travelled extensively through all parts oi
this ID strict, and acquainted myself thoroughly
with the condition of the people; aud state facts
which are known to me when say that hunger, as
Il pcstiirlrc. is dasolliinS our lands; like Il
cloud il has nbscurcd the sunshine of thousands OF
homes, and unless help comes from abroad to the
aborils glasses of the District and State the pros
poets are that famine will ensue which it may task
the phanthropists of the world to conquer; tor
it is mluifrst that these people can not labor with
ant food; ami besides the rctlnue Of evils which
will follow in the wake OF starvation. sickness and
death. would dshcartrn the veriest h!isantlropc
that ever contemplated will, smiles the terrible
ravascS of human dis, rcss.
Respectfully call the attention of the anthorl-
lies to these facts, that they may Sec the proprcty
- reaxi,l:: the rule which excludes the laborins
class from participation in the benefits OF Their
charity, and to show the necessity of timely re-
clis they would accomplish any real good in nur
midst. LEONIDA>.
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MELANCHOLY f.rEar.-Nc ll.tcl {" !'i'
that intelligence was received E'rrr ''>t';'a LOT
reying the nfcrmat t:ai :>iil .irs -. l.il ~
TAYLOR Esd aus! cor -. -. = -! ~ ;,'ri N!H.''
on the Central i;ai!""a''. -; w;' !:.:t: - '''''':-
er-in-law's roim iurk."i ilc nnr ..,; >'.'' ii; -
He lelt rutc 5u!.; ~ Il .'aus'' - - r'I~i
act that hc for!n. r " - i,'il ili. ",N;''' sat'
and rather than c',,!,' ~: !tiii," as = i''.l't.
Asylum he wGr!d r;ri ~ cS'.',' rf VIZ. "a. T.
WAS highly cstceul,r t,l -. VII" h,.. 81. Ii
leaves wife ami t.so .'!.:'u. ti.l...r A."' r't..
ApIEu SOME liiiy rnnrr a'"'-: :.oti.'' ned
1ncII left the city 81 :ii.i - ',' @,t'' q.
We learn thcy u. u. ri ':'t'' ,' i'' .sii;r
service of the Ul.i;. $tat'>. Ii =; ''-.'if '''
send thcll. la thc "e.:.rn !i@:.er w:'f5 Ia
indians are becon., i, IT,, .:,l, ,,..,". i r.-
cruting Office is sill oi:r!I - ia -, N!-r'' AT
applicants of that character 4! ,'s:taii' r"ini'
tent. are received lH.0''.' i3i'''' .'''''.
The Columbus sun @. liz :. t. ''nr' - i!t',
following: On !es;rr';a" si''t'''"' ". f''' s
G. W. As,.b,lrn wi.H let ti.Eigi'i'r :'i'!",: !,
after the abr"g#tini' :" ",'n 49,. ~ ~ -
turned since :t~ r-'st -ii.,' ..' - f.''''.'' .
or invitatiG:. .,a!., Al t.' =: - i''' 81 .'li
Young ielluw-to": -s,.s.,. N'i'ir'.: H. i''. -
Mr Dclson uot hnor- I'D ~'.;.'''.'1 . 49,. o. "
some one uli proi'~>':'. '';,H It, ~ .'.i ''-.''
take a seat. " c l." .ir lt il-.'.'. ''.' -
omen S,,ms his bud. H., .n!.fs ir. -. 't.a'
General t;r'ut s't' a ,m''i " L tut - ''''. -
Iec = m,.:,. crya,;:rc ai 't,'' 'i:i - a.
Nonld live m ",s. Viii. -, i.ts'- ''' '' IT, 81.
ncrlt.d ulian?. i.'.i .,n-' III - Il "'.
that the latter s,at"'"c.., -. 'i'. " -. -
The conversat" t. .niti,:-- s..i,.. 'i'a ''' y 3
harc for the purpose III "rsH!i I t'':'''''' Ir v
tL,t in few dat- IL 1".,!s H. -'l7 '''iA ':.'';
t,c c.tzrris uf Counb~s. &i', -; = 49, to.
,.ome TO the high F"5!t''!i 'e'''t't T., ';iii'
,rnId L. urrsrcutrd. AZ ;ln isp''''. W. - ,
',.,, l,nnch,d linn ,... sItt i''o'.c.'.' 20 ~,
nf his office ,luM.! lie s;.,rN": MT" Tie
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Washington News.

counts OF the \ sstant Treasurer 1t New Orleans.
according to statements here, amount tD 81 0tp,-
000 This includes the amounts ,lr">ltcd in ti.,-
National Banks of that city. Those engaged IL
the transactions have Internationally stlri"!crc.
all their private property uic; ic deficiency, ,a!d
the deposits the National Banks are less than liz
securities in the aIl,ls the United States; ti.rc
fore The Government will not be loser to great
extent. Serious regrets arc felt at the Treasury De-
partment or account Of these cnlbarraSsmcniS a.
the parties concerned are OF unimpcachabc inte-
;rity. The difficulty is attributable to the decline
in cotton. On Saturday, wien the Secretary frs;
heard OF the trouble, lie despatched Il commissioner
down.
The Russian Minister to-day communicated t"
the State Department tc.c4rIln fr IN Prince
Gortschakotf. announcing, the ratification Of the
RnssIan American treaty.
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The prusSium Parliament.
SPEECH "r TIN: KIN" THE rSl"S Of SoHrn


SPEECH NJ THE KINd THE rSI"N "f Nohrn ASH
sul.IIl Gl:.N>Ni.
The opcninS If the Pr'iS>lan hrt I"r an cXt.a"r-
tli,Erv ss~ou took place i;crllE, Nr!i ~ III tii''
Witr Hall. About iw" !,uinlral and Iili! ni'In-
lcls wrlc present. lu il'r drn'Inaih' h''N w''!''
tho Representatives. I'll .i;Siad li;i->';!. !i Hans
'ruwi.- l,arr~t:,i. ami SaA'.,iN lii" court
box WAS lIrlGc"up:rl.
kin. Wai. Wi. Grc'i.Illan, l'y lin' r"rI
priI:ct, !'rinc" Frederic CL.,r!r~ ':in,' A!br't.
rrji,r AlcXainl,r AMI t'ric. tirr'Sr nj PRUSSIA,
Prince AlIgllsils at Wtr:u,cri. Iiri !nh" Mll!iam
,t Mrck!c::burc S..iirrri.
Ills Ii:ir,;.. wli" irr:.l'.a WITH cheers nh
..ui .,r- liz, hall! delivered !lir following Sl"Hit
Drn,,, ,ii,. tr,.i"
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ury urrnrn ilor%i4; AT M. lIi'i AGd~, .t,Iii'ii
If ,hr Nur.i. Germ ID I,rdclaIi,'.. l., wr.! ia,
ur, and ri.ur,,llS rv, !nYEl'r' 81 t a'l AZ
rs ,..,rrJ Il,; - r.r, from i.r. ,l.!ii, r;tInS
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FROM T.; ROPE.


hf sI':AMSh'l TO MH, !. ~.
ne h,'I'h'i '"tI' S'c.i>ii't' i''',' r 81
f:h!'rs rom ~ ,'. ~, u i;',,i w "
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pcr t,.,n,,s ,,., tl,, pr,trn.i,,I,s on tat side
rnn,j a,;II nrn.cut .nn,,. n.ta,los. but on tl,,.
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ui; lain, tI,., .,ft,.r tI ,,,siur uf tlIr pru.
w. @ ''' i,iiSr, ,I KIN, ,,.,nn,ni,, Ly (,uIut
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NIcxic,,n i,.cWS.

New YORK. May Il. The steamer Columbia l'l>
arrived from Havana. rr:ging dates T." lac ilth
Imperial re orts froin Vera Cruz: state t.'at the
Liberals had been rc;sulscd from Quc.ata:", a,
were being driven to San Luis pGtn-! by M;aHnom
who sent 300U to relieve AlcX.". Miram"nS !ca;l
is positively denied. Mammalian again Proposes
that Congress should apnn!i.: = ruler.
The Havana piaru has lct'r ~tain:; ;ilat Naxi.
milan had arrived al The Git! "i i,eX:c" Il; Tia
head of $500 incn. Tie. l. h.".! ir'!:;;li h.. I,i
seventy pieces of artillery. iint VAS i'.cyuitc,
planting single battery t,Iad;.soun' 'uS.waH
On NlaXimil ans arr..a!. !!:iX wa, ""''i.t..i',sH
routed, iosg all h : artillery and 1:l PRISONERS
The Liberal General .iira:ca aaa..t.,.del pia>
owing to the execution Of the li:pc.'iusl:t u
Puebla.
Passengers from Vera C,nz bv the same steancs
that brings this news proluices Il al false en-
cept that Airamon was sot killed.
A gentleman who left llic CITY Of McXica nn tn
25th of April states tat Marquee. with a"nt 7int
men, were closely hescgcd 10y Daz with ll.uoo
mostly cavalry. There were II" recent battles.
The aqueducts -upp!yin" water were q t. NJ
food has entered tho Ciiy Of McXic.. Water i,
supplied by artc<ian wells.
On the 2Sth Qucretaro was more closely be-
seigcd than ever, the garrison having no art!l
lery.
The death of Gen. Baranda and Commandant
AIriza from wounds received Ill defending Vera
Cruz is announced
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owrn rAuoLlxA ASp >pvrn cAHoIr>aI
CULuMDIa. T.. M"r'n 2lS, le6'.
lGESTElT. Orders "" l.
l. ~ INuuMrLMEt,E WITH GEE:.!;h:. 0R!'..%s 80
TO- Head quarters The ArI: Aac!i il;!. ISL. ,iic W.
drrsIur, iurrly aes,,us coniiand ~ the Ma
tary Distract constituted by l Ac: III Congress Pubic
NJ. u.s. a,l MLirE, lsG. entitled IAN l;i I"F the hi"rc
cliccut government III Tile rebel states.
IT, II. tho execution the ,iur? -! the ton'a:riir;
General tn maintain iir ScriIri,s VI IL ii,hbir;s ii,
their bel -lis al p; "r!. ,>;iitcs> iI'uir, iot ':.-
order a,.d an. :" l'i:sl "r 'iu,' m l' !'-
,s,. III iisnrl.r- of tho ln!, .!d ':i. 'i.:,
tho local ci, .:n':i,ais will ~: permitted a. -: MS
liripn .: AMI rs oirrr excepting '"y such c.'s.>
may hy liz, ord. the commanding 'rie.al r i''. ii
To :; L".n.,i--" ;h'r niil;rS 'r:h'i"! LOT ma"
Ill., I...c c:vi snyrru.,: nov ">.stim. in NORTH ":r"
na and s.,l carina p:'v !ona pm'!. AM u: ~
s,- c,s suigc, the paramount .:i,ry .: th' u!'rd
Sas y, any ,u, abos iii:. :pnrpl 'r la -
..Ir ,h. site 1.lI .:t,il r":Tsti,,!s
40, iil,ous..;.r w.. III. '"ustuo .s.d a. -
,E,r, ta.r- ur the pro:Iail..'s a. IA" rt"sIa"t or
with .u.,l lc i}lons lay ,.' .cscrhcI H. '!r
ort..r, ~ the tiei i'"i''''
- AZ -pI'''T1n: -''''g wi of'-
ara rrrb, .li"rizru c"..;i'. t' .>"r-e "i Ter
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! he inhabitants
II, Whenever ,ay ,'',, iiir... Ni.-':a~ ,.'',':r:
,ee;- "a ler.orl An 'i .'Ae' I-oe'- -
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marrr The blessings nf l,racr aud cilrcua nrntrr'
lion of her right, and her interests. WITH this
as>,Ital.c" my snvrril.,':it will devote sc tC
avcri,ig an, interruption 10 European peace ly
I. cry means compatible Wit! the hnnn' and Tho
imtcic,: f tll. Fatlcrial!l. Tie German people
Ilowcvc! etrong its Ellil; VIII . allie calmly to
face tl vicissitil,lrs 1T i.c iut!re it y"a: "onic-
nirI vii all in ,;.,mplcii- tn. great worl: OF ia
liona unin with tia patriotism which has al
WAYS been displayed III PrissI in scr;nls times.
There wls frequent applause dr'il- the delivery
of the SI,vc IL. At its CONCLUSION Herr Non lur-
kr:.hcc; called Tor cheers fpr tiia kiMs, who tn =
,ntlr'l iiir hall.
Count bismarck tl,creupon declared the Diet
open.
:. sritiI.. IT both Houses takes place today.
\ council Of the rrssian minister's llnrrr the
presidency of the King met in Berlin .llpfi %.
The Crown Irinrr anl the members %, the mill
tarv and civil cabinets present. court dim
n.l was subsequently given IN honor III the birth
day uf The t'zai nf itIs-i.
i'm the si,ti:; of the Chamber nI Deputies Herr
vo,. f"rkrubrrk opened Tic sc-s with tire"
cheers for the KIM.
The formation. Of the committee. was then pro-
cccdc,l wiih
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Adapted tn this market. than We
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention IN getting up
this StocA to lightne>s OF fabric.
strength ri inateria! anu durability
Of color. ',lncIl the larger portion
of mr Stack i& made in anr 3wli
worksl'n;;. ana! we warrant i! il,
every resprr; ",:'u.' l" "sistcm work.
We nave .5n0.IS Eut al atir nW:: niaE-
utlrt:lra. slcil :S ARE USIGi., sid
read, made, .m difference we shall
br mial; to S!i0M oar customers.
IN Gxi!,& onr p.iceS, from which
we tn::ii.. $40 ;iai;ati0n, We have taken
i:l,n consideration iiIr depressed
state %; liz li.Ii,;';. and he uniycr-
sa' desire iG BUY gHsa!s cheap.
We i've hGIaM some Of our lead
ing prices:
CHECK CASHMERE SUITS s. OO
ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS II No
! ALL WOOL. TWEED SUITS .13 90
BLACK AND wi.IrE MIN CASHMERE
| SUITS olr own mako IL w
THREE STYLES OF MlDDlESEX CASSl-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM AND
LIGHT MIXTURES. l5 90
BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
SUITS % %
SILK MIX TRIcoT, DIFFERENT MIN
! TURES 81 90
FINE BLACK GERMAN 1'EICor SUITS q D
DARK BROWN GRAIN De poUDER
SUITS % 90
BLACK DRESS SUITS, ranging in price
from ........ .sl' to 2 Ou
LINEN SUITS, from. ... s5 to 20 90
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

eg-pgBLrr NoTIcE.-NOTIrE Is HEREBY
given that the TOWN ISSUE DOCKET will he cal!r |
This D1y the 18th instant. an the TOWN INQUIRY
AND PROFESS phrErrS and the CONTINGENT
DOCKET. on Saturday tho 18Th
By order OF the Court j. ". BRoWSFGELD.
May Is e. c. p.
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND May ID. X. IIlyncsworti charged
with using inccndlary l2:ulse Il: !, pub ic meet
ing, was to-day held 10 5;ti; II SiOn 10 ,rcp the
peace.
Horace Greeley Left to-day for Norfolk.
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Fire i'm SeS,- lsrIcunS. :.

New ORLEANS. Ma: l5-E Elcikl, X Co..
wholesale Srocrr5 Corner ~ roydras and TchUu-
pitoulas streets. wlc birac,i nlt :ast uiSht Loss
heavy, but partially covered by insurance.
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EsrA lGiNt; LAD! RETURNING To HER
rouEiry holur. alter s""Grn {" ia" months u! IL"
city, hardly r,.u.I.&, ny her r'r!dS Ia !a''' 81
rnar-G us:i. flushed ie she li! soft riny '"I:'-
p'cAiou aiIu0>i narb, "nU1',ln'S+. ah'l s."i 81!
nty-ihr,r size ready APPEARED bn t.i"cn. r!. III
curry tie casc "i great Change, Il" lliis.!y
told them that she rSe,i .lm CIiGAS I'M BALM. az"
CONSIDERED il invaluable. acquisition "any itly'H: H:"!r
BY ts any Lady Gentlemen can mli'vc t:ir pa
snnai apI.mr:uc arl hurrrr.i nli il i s,Iupn l;..
co,i,atou Nature herself simple v" unsirpas4-
el il, lis efficacy in drawing impurities ao heal
ing. cleansing. and bcau;iiys tlc siin and coiprAoE
l'y us ,e,; action citiclc draw. lroli i; I'll '
impurities. kindly hrali.: c asi harInS irr sur
face as Nature tended it sEpal "clear. soft ,aio',h
and beautiful. lri,.a Il. by Mail ar tAprcss, on IT..
ceipt oI or,lrr. by
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No q West Fayci,r STREET. s:ricisc, y. /.
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March ~ ~
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II WILL. RESTORE GRAY HAIR To ITS ORIGINAL
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1t will keep tile hair from falling ont.
1t rases the scalp aid makes tue lair soit lustrous
anu sIlhcu.
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