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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-09-09
An Army OF More than Five
Thousand Ofiice-HOlders

Are consuming your substance, and a host Of
other hungry expectauts Rro gathering Hike
vultures, 20 banquet upon the yitals OF pros
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollars By
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost Sil0.000,
third more than the original estimate for the
whole, and tho first wing IL not Yet complstcd
At the present rate, more than one million OF
dollars will be consumed in what Is nothing less
than n stupendOus fraud at which your puOlie
servants are conniving.
The PeDitentiary was expected 10 be- built fot
slGt 900, but through the incOmpeteDcy that
planned IL, nearly four times IA much material
will Nc required a. was originally intended, and
the expense of the building viii be little short
Of one million dollars Other operations Of pub.
lie men show a similar disregard Of your inter.
est Many of them are mere schemes ofpriyste
benefit aud public robbery.
Not n single Radical journal Of the State has
uttered a word Of dennnciation Of these or any
other public wrongs. To the REGISTER belong.
almost the exclusive honor Of champiOning the
popular cause against the outrages Of official
plunderers. In pursuance Of ia purpose to
hunt down corruption and corruptiOnists, tb"
REGISTER will lay before Che people man
startling facts concerning the outlay Of State
funds upon public works. The most enormous
frauds are known to have bsen peTpetrated, and
every tax. payer has an interest In their develop
ment. We call upon the people to second and
support MS in our effort.
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General achOield.

FORTRESS MONROE, September o.
General SchOteld has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be able to
visit the fort to-day. He is now busily
engaged examining the records of reg
istration in the State, preparatory To
issuing an order for an election in Dc
tober. 1t is not probable he will return
to Richmond until next week.
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OILS.

TOBACCO.
i 10 Butts old Ben's" blk 1885,
% caddies do. do. do.
10 butts Niagara" do.
~ caddies do. do.
81 butts Dew Drop" do. -
30 caddies Hombrick do.
10 boxes Emily Jsnes natl IT,, ID.
So do. Diadem soft pd. inch.
81 do. Wheelers nd. pd. do
SO do. do. hard pd. ! ID. Jumps
1913 do. "Millie Collins hard pd h. lumpe
8. do. Keen's Fine Twist NATL II.
81 do Millers K and X. twist choice.
l0drums Fig Leaf.
20kgs. 6.twist running 0s.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is bbls. +. G. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' i. G.. do. do.
10 bbls. G.. s. do. do.
10 hlf bbls. {. S. do. do.
Our stock Of tobacco IL large and the assOrt.
ment unsurpassed by any in the market. Mer.
chants are respectfully invited 10 give us a Call
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL q TINGLE.
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From Baltimore.

Swami has issued an order postponing
the militia psrsde from the 18th of Sep
tember, the day of the meeting of the
Border State Convention, until the 18th
Of October. Ellicotts Millswas visited
BY freshet on Thursday night. A
honse on the South Branch Of the Poto-
mae was carried away, and . colored
woman and three children were drown
esl 500 y Ssy
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National Insurance Company
WuEEIING- WEST VA


CAPITAL -cSUU,OOO'
flee, 2G Monroe street, next door TO + Il Ma.
tional Bank.
OFFICERS.
GEORGES X. WHEAT, President.
JAMES MCCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent, for West Va
and Maryland.
DIRECTORS:
John i. Wilson, George X. Wheat,
Jas. c. Orr, Saml Harper,
John A. Armstrong, James Mckinney,
A. c. Quarter. Morgan y OFT,
George Adams.
REFERENCES.
S. Brady, Cashier Merchants National Bank
Wheeling; List Morrison d Co., Wholesale
Grocers, Wheeling; Pryor, Handlsn & Co,
Wholesale Groeers, Wheeling; Michael Reilly
Wholesale Grocer, Wheeling; Mcclellan &
Knox, Boot and Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe
Kraft e. Co., Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W
Franzheim & Co., Wholesale Wines and Liquors
Wheeling; Winship, Woods & Co., Queensware
Wheeling; Lewis Baker. Pub. REGISTER, Wheel
ing; T. C.McAfee, Notions, Wheeling; Camp
bell, Frcw & Co, Pubs. IRteliigeneer, Wheeling
OFT, Son & Co., Hardware, Wheeling; j. f.
Sands, Cashier First National Bank, Fairmont
r. p. Camden, Prest Nat. Elk. Bank, Weston
W. Va, Capt. John Mcclure, Jr., Wheeling
may3
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Arrested.

New YORK, September John Fo
ley and Archibald Beattie were arrested
to-day on suspicion of being concerned
in tho outrage on the person of Kate
Concanna which resulted fatally.
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THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS
Oh
THE PEOPLE

Asinvolved In Governmental Administrator
will receive special attention.
Political corruption has already brought thr
land TO the verge Of Bankruptcy aud Rnin.
Taxation already strips the clothes from The
backs Of many people, and robs their children Of
bread. Additional extravaganza threatens 10
reduce the richest TO poverty, and all the labor
ing classes 10 beggary.
In addition 10 gigantic national frauds, the
taxpayers of West Virginia are suffering from
domestic knaves and homemade sooundrel..
From summit 10 base your official system !.
marked by corruption and fraud.
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Fight.

OTTAWA, September AT theelection
for the county of Russell to-day,a severe
fight took place in Clarence between the
French and Irish. One man had his leg
broken and a great many Others had
broken heads
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Greenwood Cemetery,


SITUATED ON THE NATIONAL
- ROAD, three miles East of the city, Is now
ready for Interments sale and improvement Of
lots. 1t contains 81 acres Of land, and Is laid
out in the most modern andimproved style-can
be easily reached at all seasons by the National
Road and for three-fourths of the year By the
Hempfeld Railroad. 1t Is perfectly secure, and
intended to be beautifed by every variety of
trees, shrubbery, public vault, chapel, artificial
lake, fountains &c, TO make IL equal to the best
Rural Cemeteries in the country. Ample pro.
vision Is also made for its enlargement, ordsr
and care in perpetuity.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing lots san exam.
ne the groynd with the Superintendent. who
has plat, or secure them by calling at the Office
Of the Secretary, on Main street, over the Bank
of Wheeling
Persons wishing to make interIAents win call
on the Secretary to obtain permits therefor.
Tickets Of admission TO lot holders and visit
tors will be issued by the Secretary.
A. j. SWEENEY, Pres't.
K G. BoNHAN, Sec'y.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
A. j. Sweeney, John A. Armstrong,
J. 5. Rhodes, George Adams.
John G.. Muth, r q. Jordan,
Geo. Mendel, z. A Hildreth,
Joseph Bel augJl
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CbicaYO Market.

CHICAGO, September 7.
Flour held steady. Wheat steady at
63a1 63l. Corn higher, at l 03a1 %.
Oats steady at 40. Barley Oh. Rye
l O5. Whisky steady. Mess pork buoy
ant at "a 50a25 60. Lard held at 13.
Shoulders firm at 124al2!. Provisions
very firm.
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Ciynr ,IaLsr,, Co,x.,,;,,

BUFFALO, September 1.-THE National
Cigar Makers Convention dosed very
harmonious session last evening. Gin
cinnati was selected the pace to hold
its next annual Convention, On the first
Monday in September next.
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The Bont Race Again Postponed

NEwHURGH, September THE great
boat race between Brown and Hamil is
again postponed on account of tie
rOughness of the tide. twill come of
on Monday.
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Chief yustice Chief

PROVIDENCE, September Chief
Justice Chase leaves tonight and on
Monday will be in New York and pro-
coed to Washington on Tuesday.
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DentI, Of Governor Helm.

LOUISVILLE, September Ex-Governor
Helm died at half-past twelve o'clocb
to-day at his residence near Elizabeth
TOWN
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September.
FLoUR-Unchanged.
WHEAT-A shade firmer; No. 1 red
CORN--Better supply; market dull at
%; no buyers at better than / 90.
OATS-Quiet at 59a60. -
RYE %. 80 -. - p
COTTON-Dull at "a for middling. -
WHISKY-Steady nc So in bond.
PR0VISI0NS-U Unsettled and in most
cases stecSs were held Qua of the mar
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, September.
Flour quiet; wheat SC better; white
Michigan 2 25a2 %; amber = 16a2 Is.
Corn 2ia3c better; IL for No. l Wabash
and 07a1074 for No. 2.
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OUR TERMS:

Daily Register, per year, by nail......T =
six months, ...... -
three months, III" ...... u
Tn Weekly Register, single copy by malls 2, y
club Of I've copies - v
And a copy free 10 the getter up " the club.
Weekly Register single copy. W
club Of fve............. "
club Of ten. ............D "
Rsnittances for Clubs must be made II one
time but additions may be made At any dine 81
Club rates after the Club has been raised, pro
vided a full years subscription IL taken.
Money by Draft, Express or Registered L<t
ters may be sent Rt our risk. Address
LEWIS BAKER,
Jy29 Wheeling. West virginia
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ATNA

THIS COMPANY HAVING BEEN
fnlly organised, il now prepared 70 take
risks upon
Buildings az All kinda, Merehundise.
mnnnfacrurxag EstabIishInenfs.
FurnitnFe and Carroes AZ
nIf kinds On the Western
. Waters.
Applications FOX Insurance wiz be promptiv
attended 70 by the Secretary.
One st the National Savings Bank. No. O.
sR. HLDRKrH, sec.y.
: b g. HARDING, Asst $50.
=, JAnES Q. JACOBSON. Prest.
WAA S1zPS0N. Vice Presrt znraa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-31
conruoius and tho Chine.s CIn..ics.

We learn that, ns one OF tho consequences Of the
opening OF tho now mail route between Ban Fran
risco and China, there has arisen in California o
deeiro to learn something Of the history and
philosophy OF tho Chinese. ITO meet this in
creaaing interest" says the San Francisco Bulletin
"wo learn that q gentleman OF Ban Francisco,
thoroughly vorsed in Chinese literature Is
engaged In exploration through the Chiness
classics, gathering gems and Pearls from The
famous -Four Books or Confucus Tho
most distinguished of tho Chinese philoso-
phers; This work will contain condensed BIZ
life ot his principal disciple Menous. There win
also bo notices OF some Of tho ancient Chinoso
emperors and their ministers, and enough Of an
cloIt history and geography TO givo interest and
ronder inteliRibie tho frequent references In tn
preoopts OF tho great Chinese toaoter TO the oon-
and for many centuries have been, the Scriptures
tho holy Look OF tho Chinese. They arc COM
mtttod to memory, and al classes everywhere
| throughout China can repeat portion Of thom.
Thcro is li:tie doubt that the continuance Of tho
Chinese empire to the present day, and tho nature
bo traced to the doctrines taught In the "Four
Books.n To-day four hundred million OF pcopio
respect tho sayings OF Confucius-perform relipi.
| ous ceremonies as tho sAgos did, and entertain
| tho same general ideas On montal and moral phi-
losophy, and respecting spirits and the future
s"Tho aphortsfns and proverbs Of this wondering
people Wit DO OF great interest, and will give III
| au insight into their modes OF thought and life
(which 9e could derive from other source. The
lmost important, and perhaps Interesting part o.
| tho work, may be that wherein tho teachings o.
Eogr RoSt with the Ghss
I and pfGhtIte OF the Chinese AFRO tracod bac1
through centuries, up TO tho years In which Noal
lived
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T The Pntcnt ..ny Rake s1yIud1e,


The operations OF tho swindlers Of the Patent
Hay Rake IN Northern Now York are thus do
scribed by the Poughkeopsio Eagle
Tho naodus operdRdi' Of tho pnrtiea was aa fol-
lows: Arriving in tho country they separate,
taking diforohE towns nnd circulating among
the, ha.d-HBted farmers, offering tho most tempt-
ing Inducements, and usually sucooed in selling
and tender combined for sfO0. They represent 1t
selling at retail Mt s95 and that it is 80 per
feet that no farmor can afford to do without it.;
that the purchaser OF tho right can procure tho
aProft OF $50, To show that they have unbound
cd confidence in the enormous profits accruing to
th+.purehaser they offer to take his note for one
year, nnd in case tho buyor does not mako $500
proht IN that time, without counting one machine
Tor hs own uHe, hey agrco to tako back tic
right or share FREQ OF charge. II the farmer
CONSENTS hndor tho above regulations ono OF tho
swindlors drawe out q note in blank form which ia
hiled up prot erly, and then In order to mako tho
buyer fecl safe, tho swindcr, in casos, turns
the note over and elidorAes the back mot TO be
used until tn end OF tho year, and thon in caso
Mr.. - lnsing tho namo given in tho noto) has
note TO be returned and not used at al" or words
to that cfcet, which tho swindlor Signs and the
parties separate. Once ont OF sight tho swindlng
operation begins, trst by tho swindler taking i
pairof scissors or knife and trimming, of tht
rates from tho front, for tho pieco Of paper OF
which WIS written tho agrooH,ent 10 return III,
note in ono year il tho farmor had not made any
thing ont Of tho sale Of tho article, was noatl
with mucilage. Having thus .neod tho note fron
any incnmbranco, ho proceeds to the neIt farmo
and gets it casled, or gives it In payment for
1oam OF horses, carriage or what Eot. l3y thes
means y is estimated that this party has obtanet
nearly $3.50, ,000 twenty-five or thirty wagons, mn
from xtcen 10 twenty horses from different farm
cIs IN the western part of tho Slate.
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THE CROPS.

THE CorToE cnoPs: We learn from merchant
OF this city, who has juRt returned from visit to
several Of tho Eastern countios Of North Carolina,
that the planters OF that section have failed TO get
q stand Of cotton, and many Of them are now plow-
ing mp their cotton fields and planting corn. The
spring has been backward wo may ALMOST say
tfIero has been no warm Seathor ana the cold
night winds have beon very hnfayorahls to the cot
ton growth This yonng plant Ia Of most ten
der which spring out OF the ground the seeds this
year wero much better thaf those oDtalnable list
year and the year before |; plants olrno up fine
y, but N short timo tur1i 9Wn, gre. Hhit6 and
died. We have often seAfs*la Same thing oocur
In cotton fields, when tho sous were pnfayora-
ble cold and wet. It Is n5a too late in tho dea-
son TO plnnt cotton and henco, we understand,
the crop Of that soo!ion may not be oIpected % bo
as largo last year, whom, from several Of theae
counties, largo amounts OF cotton were o1pofted
ono county IEdgecombel having produced 10000
bales.-Nojolk Day Book. - =
Tho Eyton tAla.) Herald Bays Of tho whcat CROP
IN that neghborhood "ConHiderablo .pneasinoss
has been felt and expressed by our farmers In the
last few days, IN CONSEQUENCE q the appearance o
general thing, and II is hopH that II tho preaonl
fio, clear weather should continue for fca days
ita progress may DO arrested. II .we escape that
dangor the crop in this country will be very fno.
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Cotton Growing in CaIiiornia.

Tho Snn Francisco Bulletin says that .smuch in
terest IL felt in the attempts still making to culi-
believed o consider abe breadth Of land will bo
planted to tho staple this year. Tho appreciation
IN tho price snco the prostration OF Southern in.
our Stato, have created Inducements Of strong
character. But there Is great lack OF prcclse in
formation on tho subject. We were shown to-day
grown in Sacramento county last season, and
representing shipment Of six bales, or about one
ton in weight, which came down on last nght's
boat The staple lis Of fair quality, and viii COM
pare well with the medium grades Of the same
variety grown in the Southern States. The fbro
is about fye-eighths Of an inch long, is OF good
color and hneness, and remarkably strong wnen
twisted. We have been ut some pains to ascer-
tain tho particular locality whore this cotton was
grown, bu. havo no information further than that
IT was in Sacramento county. In the absence oi
knowledge as to the yield and Of culture it is
not possible to speak as to its proftableness as
crop, but the quality Of the cotton ia good beyond
culture Of new staple products in California is the
complete retcence OF parties who mako expert.
ments. In consequence Of this lack Of infofma.
ton, many trials are made with unsatisfactory re.
suits, where ono, II properly mado public, would
have sufilced, and saved tho means and energies
Of many persons for the development Of other pro
State. On the other hand, whore products are sue
cessfully raised, the lack OF intormau n prevents
other persons from engaging in its culture and
had as to its vaiuo as crop in the future.
1T is now over three years sinoo the first OK
periments in cotton growing were mndo IN Cal
fornia, and its culture has since bcen steadily
prosecuted in several districts. One would natu
rnly suppose that by this time the business wouli
hayo formed regu ar ohannois through which somi
accurate knowledge could be derived as TO Gu turo
yield, &C.; but such L. not the case. The sale Q
ties in this city. yet these parties are 81
OF 1856 as to BIO unable to definitely stat
whether it was ton Thousand or one 6undre
thousand pounds; neither can they Civ
| any particulars connected with its grow
ing. Manufacturers. finding themselves with
what thoy need from the Atlantic States, by wa a
Of the Isthmus 60 that ouf planters really dcpriy
! themselves uf the most profitable market, which
| by right, thoy should supply. No moro cortai
method Of destroying the Inducements to gro'
cotton can be conceived than the withholding {
Information, ard planters have only themBelye
| 10 blsmo In the matter. The time has long gon
\ by for secrecy concerning this and kindred pre-
| ducts, as tho market price cannot be onh .nce
thereby, nor O IN any other advantage bo derive:
| We need population and creator variety Of pre-
duets, as oach in its turn increases manufacture
and the wealth nnd prosperity OF tho State snd
help supply this need we want precise inforlnatio
concerning all industrial enterprises and eIper
| IneutHo
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a9-pRoposAIs FOR RATIoNs AND FIR

a1-PROpoSALs FOR RaTIONs AND FUEI,
soh LluhT-VEssKLs. &c.-coLLEcToRs OFFICE
SUPERINTENDENT OF LIGHTS. May II, 1867
soaed proposals will be received at .s Office until 70
oeoek 81. on Monday tho 10th day of june 1867, for
furnishing and delivering 1tatons and Fuel for tho
'"EEhaWREN" and "chnrlcston Barr LIsht-ycsscs in
tho OH Light House District and for any othor Light
feasci and Light House topdor that sy bo called for
of ono year, from tho LIST day OF July, 1907 10 the aoh
'nne lsoS inclusve Tho ratous to DO OF good and ap
poVoh qualify; to be delivered alongside Of the Light
House tender or other vessol provided for tho pur
and TO bo stated in tho bid according
" IN good aud sufficient packages, barrels boxes and
iuA'ef' heo ''oa' "rfnr for tho LghtYesscl once
ols 70 specincahops which will form part or Gun
tract copies Of which may bo had ty Supplying at this
office.
All bids must DO soa,cd md endorsed "proposal for
Raons aud Fuel for LI9htyessels" and then placed In
another envelope and loft at directed to his ofco
prepaid sent by mai Tho bids for Fuel and for Rn.
tons will bo considered separate from zach other
by order Of the Light House Boarl
A. q. MACKEY.
may II Sl1une7 superintendent OF Lights
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~ NOON DISPATCH,

~ 80 NOON
New YonK, May s0:ms Stocks pretty strong. Money
Registered Bonds 064a10Gi; 'G2 coupon Bonds, 109
a109Aa Flour 16a25c, lower. Wheat dull and nom
inslly lower. Corn quiet and slightly i'll buyers
favor. Pork frmcr; Mess s23 SOa23 IS. Lard quiet
for Middiing Uplands. Frcights dull.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton firm; sales 1900 balos, at 27a27A. Flour
heavy; State and Western 50 80a14 10; Souther1
mixed to good, s12 40a14: fancy and extra, s14 To-
16 rs, Corn declined 1a2c; Western mixed 81 20.
Lard 12aa1S so. Sugar firm and in good demand
Naval Stores dull. Turpentine G0aGl; RoBn 34a8
FreightB hoavy. Railroad Shares heavy. Govern
monts dun. Gold s73. Money Q por cent '62 70
LATEn.-Money active; call loans CAT per cent.
discounts 7a7A. Gold closed weaker at 37aaS7i
Goyotnmonts dull; Stocks heavy and lower.
in fa1ofI Of buyers. Corn rather weak aud supPl
good Sugar dull and unchanged. Wcster
Bacon Shoulders, Ole: Sides, l2c. Bulk meat
ST. iouIs, May Sd 4FloyHr anss,tled, cotnu dc
in Bacon. Shoulders, &c. Clear Sides, 12ia12ic
NEW ORLEANS, May so.-sales 9l5o balos; firm
1868. Sugar and Molassesz Nothing doing. iFlon
unsettled; Superanc $11 4a111; Choice Extra s1e
Corn duh and dropping; Ie1pw Mixed 81 17Aa1 20
White 81 25. '0ata in fair demand, 95c.as1. Ha
%; Ribs 12t; Clear 1ss, Pork dull 1875. Lard.
Sterling 4Sis5o. New Yorf:ssghs ! ,bfemum. -
MonfIE, May S2sssles 81 Cotton nss tS,day 45
0ass kssasTa sn is MaS ssss 2p ssas aHs'
bales. Reccipts, 4G bales, nddlin8i 23i.
SAVANNAH, May 30.-Cotton flrnis SRood inquiry
Recclpta, d5O. Reeopts during ihe week, IL
bales Exports, 2413. Stock, 1874 bales,
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Some idos may bo formod Of tho immonso oys-
ter traaelofl Norfolk, from tho fact that one firm
In t6sf oily sent North. nom September. last 10
within sfeN Days fgo 104 es5 buslrols. The samo
firm bsdsdupng fGe buaiaat part Of tho season. no
less than fortysoyen vessels transporting oystors
fab, tarrapIns, &c.
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may II 3lJune7 Superintendent OF Lights

81 A YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo. aftcr sojourn Of few monhs In tho
city, was hardly recognized by her iends In place of
coarse rustic. flushed face, sho had soft ruby CON-
poIion OF almost marble Hmoothness. and insead Of
tW nythroe Hho really appeared but cighteon Upon In
quiry as to tho cause OF great CHANGE she plainly
told thcm that she used tho CIRCAs-IAN BALM, and
considered an Invaluable acquisition any toilet
By It's use any Lady eentcmcn Improve teIr per-
sona appearance an hundred fold II la sl1npe In liz
combination as Nature herself is simple yot uusurpass-
Cd In its ocary In drawing impurities from also heal.
ing, ccanAns and beauufyng Tho skin and complexion
BY its drcot action tho cudco draws nom Il all a
impurities. kindly healing tho same and leaving tho sur
fsco Nature intended It ehould be-clear soft smooth
and beautiful Proe 81, sent by Mail or EIpress on re-
ceipt Of IN ordor..by
W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists
No. weat Fnyotto Street. Syracuse N. Y
The only American, ,Asents for tho sale of tho same
March 80 Iy
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Ihe RELATIVES Fricnds and Acqunintan-
cEs OF Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. MoIsTosti aud family aro
respectfully Invited TO attend funeral services of thor
Infant daughter. IDA MAY. This Afternoon al Four o.
e.0ck, nom tlo residence Of Mr.. C. c. GRAplcK, sr
NO. u Radcliho Street. without further Invitation.
May 81 =.