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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-27

REcovEEIso.-Judge KeDnonI OF st.
cIairsvilIe, who. it will be remembered,
was stricken with paralysis fthe right
arm and tongue q short time since,
while attending court at WelIsburg, 10
recovering slowly, being now able TO
falk
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"CHARxs STRIKE THE SIGHT, But
MERIT WINS THE SoUL."-Such merit as
Poland's White Pine Compound pos
sesses Is that which wins the affections
of an intelligent public. For sale by
LaughIins & Smith and c. II. Odbert.
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DEAD BODY OF FEMALE ISFAST
FoUSD IN PRIyY VAULT.-In the
building on Market street, at the corner
of that street and an alley running be-
tween it and Main and situated be-
tween Madison and Jefferson streets,
Second Ward, a family, consisting OF
- Bennett and his two daughters,
Harriet and Mary, have lived for some
months. On Thursday last, a difficulty
occurred between the two girls, and the
younger, Mary, threatened 70 make 1t
known that her sister had given birth to
n child and afterwards thrown II into
the privy vault on the premises. This
threat WAS overheard by some of the
neighbOrs, and yesterday morning, it
came to The ears Of officer Benner, who
at once proceeded to notify Justice Me-
Courtney. The Justice, having been
Apprised Of the matter, went to the To-
chIity and made AN inspection OF the
vault, but saw nothing. He then hired
man to make II thorough eXHmina-
ton M d the result was that the dead
body OF u female infant WAS brought to
light.
ueled the following testimony was
elected:
Mary Gallagher Qittle gIrl) sworn ]:
testified that some weeks since Harriet
Bennett asked her TO hold a basket
while she crossed the fences she refused ;
md then Harriet threw the contents OF
the basket into the pTivy, saying that
she did not want her father 10 see 1t, as
IL was bread.
Bridget Loomis sworn testified that
Harriet Bennett told her, about six
weeks ago, that she had had Il child,
that IL was dead aud her father had
taken 1t away and buried 1t.
Mary Bennett sworn: testified that
she WINS the sister OF Harriet Bennet,
and knew that she had given birth to Il
child some time last month. Believed
James ST Clair bad something TO do
with its death.
n medical gentleman, who had been
summoned, made an examination OF
the Remains and stated that IL WAS i'm
possible to tell whether the child had
been alive or dead at the time of It's
birth, owing to the excessive decompo-
sition which had taken place.
The jury then returned IA verdict that
"the said infant came to its death from
some cause unknown to the Jury"
Information having been made to
Justice Johnson, that officer issued
warrants for the arrest of Harriet BEN
net aud james st. Clair, who were
taken into custody and confined In the
lOCk-uP. Their cases will receive pre-
liIninHry examination to-day.
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Notice.

THEUSDERsIGSE NED, SAMUEL L. CAR:
PEWTER, who was lawfully appointed
and qualified by the Orphans Court in and
for the County OF Westm oreland, In the
State OF Pennsy lvanIa. as guardian OF NOR
RIA Pigman, Samuel PIgman, n atty Plgman,
Hanson PiHnIan and = RIhRpiel PlgLnAut mi
nor children of nathaniel Plgman and MAJ
Raret Z. his wi e, late of Wheeling, IN ONO
county, West Virginia, both Of whom are
now deceased, (which minor children reside
in the said county OF Westmorsland. Pal
1907. OF the Circuit Court for Ohio Con nty,
West Virginia, or as Soou thereafter curing
the said term as the application can be heard,
apply 10 the said ITcult Court Ior an order
director TO Beverly ". Eofr, as guaEdIan OF
the aid minor children, 70 pay over and de.
liver 10 me, as H1cn guardian. ali personal
property and money In his hands belonging
TO his said wards. ..
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VIZ are indebted TO Qulmby for ATors
in toe literary line from his News and
Periodical depot.
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In the Second Branch. the President,
Mr.. Brady, being absent, Mr.. Miller
was called 10 the chair. .a
The roll having been called the fol-
lowing gentlemen were found to be
present Messrs. Adhesion, Amick,
Clark, Darrnh, EoH, Hamilton, Keim,
Miller, Nolan, ShnllcToss, Wheeler,
Yeucke-l2.
On motion of Mr.. Acheson, the read
ing OFT the minutes was dispensed with.
The chair read communication re-
Vuesting the Mayor and President of
Second Branch 10 call special meeting
Of the Council for the purpose OF taking
into consideration matters relating to
the Zane street bridge.
Mr.. ShaIlcrosS moved that the bust
ness Of the evening be confined to the
consideration of the Zane street bridge
question.
The motion was carried.
Mr. EctT offered resolution that
when the Council adjourn, 1t be to meet
on the evening OF Tuesday, the 3Olh
!nst., the special order for the evening
10 I've the consideration of the ASSESS
ment of wafer rents.
Adopted.
Mr.. Acheson offered the following:
ReSolred. That "A Joint Committee OF
the Council be appointed to meet with
the Committee of the Board of Super
visions in relation to the Zane Street
bTiuRe, NnlCn committee shall have
power TO advertise for proposals, with
plans Rnd specifications, for building
II new bridge over Wheeling creek at
the east eud of Zane street, as we'll as
proposals. plans aud specification, for
repairing the present Bridge perma-
nsntly.
The resolution was adopted.
The Chair appointed the following
gentlemen Committee: Acheson,
Shnllcross and Acker. Both resolutions
were then sent up TO the First Branch.
On motion, the Second Branch ad-
journed.
FIRST BRANCH.
There being no quorum in the First
Branch, Mr.. English was called to the
Chair.
Mr.. Wilson moved to adjourn to
Tuesday, the S0th inst, the special or
der for the evening to be the assessment
of water rents. Carried.
The same gentleman then moved that
the Clerk be directed to furnish the city
Sergeant with the names of absentees.
and that the latter officer be required
to have them present at the next meet
Ing. Carried.
Adjourned.
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THE white Pine Compound,


at was early in the spring OF 50 that this
compound WAS originated. A member OF my
family was afdicted with an irritation OF the
throat attended with IA dtsaSreeabIe cough. l
had for some months previous thought th9t
a preparation having for Its basis the inside
bark OF white pine might be 50 com Pounded
as 10 be very useful in diseases of the throat
and lungs. To test the value OF 1t in the case
aIIuded 10 / compounded small quantity
Of the medicine that had been planning,
and gave II in teaSpOonful do5eEA The result
WAS exceedingly gratifying. Within two
ed the cough subsidized and a speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, Isent some TO
= ~ for some weeks nom a bad cough,
OccaSiOned by a sudden cold, and mad raised
mTcps stTeaked With o. Cd She t sSSn t Snni
ten ounces of 1t, and got well. ]. B. Clarke,
Esq.,, editor of the Manchester Daily Mtrror,
case OF a severe cold and was cured immedi-
ately, He was so highly pleased with the re-
suits, and so confident in success attending its
finally persuaded me to give 1t name, and
send 1t abroad TO beneht the suffering. In
November, 1855, INST advertised II under
herame Of White Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
ian worm. where ii took the lead OF all the
cough remedies in the market, and It still
maintains that position There Is good Tea-
son for this; II is very soothing and healing
in it's nature; Is warming TO the stomach and
pleasant withal 70 the taste, and Is exceed
E8s a remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands unF1valed. II
was not originated for that purpose; but a
person in using II for q cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured of
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thOusands
have used It for the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above was written by DR.. Poland. in
1880 Since then, az in Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well as preparation
for the cuFeOf Kidney dimculues,in every city
own village and hamlet throug hOut the
Tins remedy IS as safe and pleasant to tske
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L Lne following schedlo on AHA eA'S4 --S
S, 1851.
Leave Wheeling Leave Ralttmorer
daily at. 5:IO pm. daily Rt----5-9 pm.
Arrive 80 Washington 40
Graftonz-.--s 1lEfsl sfAuiya-
ParEers6zrE EOam. iEaTpsrss F'y-s.SO "a
Cumberland 800 CumberIandl245a a m.
Harpers Fern T:l5 "a Graiton-.--. so e
Baltimore ---lQ5O Whee1nK---.l0clu "
WASH CITY HE'S e sIncludtng SuRdayS-
sIncludlnS Sundays
EXPRESS TRAIN.
Leaves Wheeling" Leaves Baltimore"
daily at 100 Am daily at 80 pm
Arrive- " ash'n City-ss45 "
Grafton - s s, Pm. A lHsIIS.s z.,. "a,
Cuu6erIandz rs Cumber1And-I -
Harpers E'yl2-5I am. Grafton l2 s5 p m.
Baltimore - 4=l MheeIIt-s.- o5e
Wasll'n City sen Except SUNDAYS.
Except Sundays
Leaves U,hee1iD9S = Laaves Balrfmores
Gdsiivl "a $40 PM daily at---Ss31 am
Arrives sSh a ClIy-''+o
umberia1d 20 Harper's F,y-l5oO pm.
Harper's F,yi2to p m Surn oertAnd SD
WIncheSier.--2-D % Graiton----lisD
Wasll'n G.fy ;:- sEIoePt ssilTdays
BES WOOD HCCoMMoDATIoS.
To connect with c. o. r. r. Division
Leaves Wheeling Rt----- so a m go p m.
Tickets 70 aft principal points in the East,
West and Southwest can be Procured al the
COmpany's office. -.zr. ...-..H
.JoHS L. wr1soS, Master ofTrHnsportation
RI DEyRlES
my7 General Agent, Wheeling.
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For Dyspepsia, Constipation, Dis
ordered Stomach, &C., use DR.. HOPS
Pills. They have no superior Az a fam
lily medicine. Price Is cents.
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For Sale.
TRUSTEES SALE
YA]L5 II COAT PROPERTY

In Putnam County, W. Va.
ny VIRTUE OF A DEEDof TRUSTF XE-
Dcuted to me on the 9Th day OF Nay 1888. by
George W. CargIn and Mary B. his wife, TO
secure certain debts there n specified and set
out, / shall, OIL the GOTH DAY OF AUGUST,
1851, on the premises, sell all OF the one vein
o coal, except that on the right hand side o
the nigh hand fork of the creek called
Muddy Gut" looking up said creek, contain
ed, lying and being In that act or parcel OF
land in the said county of Putnam, between
the lands surveyed by Samu HolunsWoIth
the land of Gen. George Washing ton ana the
land surveyed for John Reynolds and Austin
NicnOlS, and the same conveyed TO the said
Maddy and CRTgilI by Philip Null and sarah
his WIFE by deed be airing date the 10Th day
OF December, 1883. and OF record In The Re
cordera ONCE of said county. CONTAINING one
hundred acres, to- ether With the right OF
q railway or road any where across said land
toll POsatalicO river 10 transport said coal
to market, and also the present rail- way
The said vein OF enal is from to feet
thick, OF the very best quality, and shout
eleven hundred yards from the great Kama;
wha River, and adjoins the valuable coal
property or the Raymond City Company.
The bank is opened, ready Ior operation,
with q coed sud substantial railway to the
Pocatalco River, which II strikes or con-
meets with about mile above Its mouth. i
shall also. ON the same day and at the same
place. sell the following personal property,
10 wit: Four Mules, twenty Coal Cars I'VE
Flat Boats, lot Of Mining Tools lot OF
GunwaiEs, and a lot of goods wares and
merchandise. Terms, Cash, unless changed
on the day OF sale. -,t,>,,,,L
JyI5-dtd Trustee, &c.
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PAISs and aches of all kinds are re-
Iieyed by Logan's Arnica, the best
Liniment in the market! In 25 and so
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CITY
CoUNcM.-A special meeting of the
City Council was held last evening.
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A RRIvAL AND CLOSING OF THE
"A Malls at the Post Once, wheeling, West
Virginia.
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Transportation.
& OHIO 3. R. COMFY

OTTr1 RAFT 4 OHIO RAILROAD Co., ]
- = WHEKLlSe. May 4, lssa.J
- SUMNER SCHEDULE
DASSENGER TRAINS WILL Rus 81 |
L the following schedule on and sfter NAY I
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs in his ONCE,
NDORsEMENT OF THE PRESS

The many thousands cured at this estaD-
llshment within the last twenty years, and
the numerous I'm poTtant surgical Operations
performed by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the
OF The SIaI and many other papers
notices OF which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his Standing
as a gentleman OF character and resPecia-
Olllty Is sufficient guaranteeto the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREA.
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EEpecIally who have become the victims o.
SOLITARY Vice thai dreadful and CeHtrI-fg,a
habit which annually sweep 10 an unL.uu-IE
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the mos
excellent talents ano brilliant intellect. VII
might otherwise have eDtrance71 lstenEa,
Senators with the Ii UNDER Of eIoqU-nes- -
waked to estaey the living Tyre. may ca.
y-fFg, fTYfT rsr,y, fg9srSs
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nR. JOHNSON has discovered the rncss
u Certain, speedy; and only Enee;GGi
Back or Limbs, Str.ctureS. Affection OF NE
Kidneys and Bladder. involuntary Dt-char.
geS mpotency, General Debility, Nervous
ness DyspssiE, LsnguoF- Low Spirits. Con
fusion Of Ideas, Palpitation OF the Hear
Tiulidity, TreEublEng- DanD=S Of sight q
Giddine-E, Disease OF The Head, lhrCst
Nose or skin, Affections OF the L vEF. gTIsfL.5
stomach, or RoVel-LhOSe 1eTrih's DlsCT-
ders arising from solitary HaD.is Of Y ,rth-
secret and solitary practices II, Ee 6AtSl 70
their victims than the song OF SylSls 70 the
NaTiners Of Cfysses, hliEhtinR Eh.-r LsaGEf
brilliant hopes or anucipatiOns. rendering
MARIE. &C. innp.OssIbie.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-07-20
Marine Intelligence.
New YORK, July 10. Arrived, tho Dictator, from
Domestic Markets.

NOON DISPATCH
@, NEW fIi ionK, July 19;1aloucy, 5aGc. Gold, 40
pons; iii. Flour u,rhauged. Wheat more
steady. Corn firm for sound, heavy for unsound
Lard steady. WLiBkoy quiet. Cotton quiet but
firm; 57}a5Sc. Common Rosin, 50 50a3 62I.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Flour heavy; Stnte s7a12 25; Southern 50 COal7.
" wnGns 1n firm; % now yrglaia Red 81 Goa2 70; White
Corn q DIAL oea; White NJ, Pork heavy at s22 50.
e. Rice quiet; Carolina 11sa12. Sugar quIot.
Iurpentine 6sa5st. aosin 50 60as. Freiglts Quiet.
Gold 392 'G2 Couuons 11iia111}
BAITIMonE, July. 19.-Cotton flrmcr. CofTeo
quiet. sugar unchanged. Flour dull and de-
eim,nG. Gnr Wheat in fair supply and decned loc.
CIScISSArr, July 19.-Flour dull; moro Offering
Corn dnlli i'll sacks 8ja86c. Mess Pork $23, with
out buyeis. Bacon adyanccd; shoulders II Ic;
closed &C. higher for sidos, and &c. for shoulders
L1rd tItili mt 12al2ic.
WILNINoToS, July 19.-Cotton nominal, at %
Spirits Iurpontino steady, 6li Rosin firm. g Goa
AUGUSTA, July 10 Market firm and moro ac-
Midlling, 23l.
sAvAESAI, July 1o.;Cotton firm and in good
dllngs ~. Receipts $50 bales. Receipts tor tho
week 1850. Exports 22ls. Stock ssG6
Mobile, July 19.-Sales 400 bales. Low Mid
ss r. M0ceipss ss Ss sass during tho week
tl,6G1.
NEW oRLEANs, July 10. Sales 75o bales; quiet
but stiiier; @ low middlings 23ia2ii; hecoipts of
doabo extra s1 5Sasl2 o. Corn r'o advancod g.
Oats quiet but firm at 81 05. Pork dull at s25 co.
Sterling 5la5l New York @ aigIt o1ohango por &C. C..
premium. -
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state Items.

INFORMATION WANTRD.-Information, Of any
sort wlatoycr is wanted and very respectfully and
urgently asked for, concerning Clemont Wood, who
about the year 1876. He settled and lived, it is
thought, somewhero in tho noighborhood Of tho
Cherokee Fonds; at all eyents, between the Court
moTal to Edgefeld, q Miss Lucas. His death is
supposed to have taken plaSo about the year 1900:
And concerning Thomas Wood, son OF tho said
Clement, information Is also asked. Persons I'M
parting, ut ali early dny, any such information,
verbally or by writing, to A. N Booth, ESQ.,. at the
Exchange Hotel in this place. will confer upon that
gentleman real and lasting obligation. Ed3efed
Wo learn tlat tho freedmen in tho vicinity OF
Cokesbury gave basbocuo last Saturday near
Esq Dr. s ~ conn.r SG and ono Sr iHo eoloned
mon. sumptuous dinner was provided, with o
separate tablo for tho whites. and the best order
prevailed. Wo arc informed that tho colorcd po-
pulRtion Of this place are to havo q barbacuo To-
day in the neghborhood OF Upper Long Cane
Church. Several addresses are eipe,ted:
h6bsuiNe Ban ner.
storo Of Messrs. Charles & Co., was enterod by
burglars and goods to tho amount OF thirty or
forty dollars taken out. The entry into this storo
Floyd's Htoro just wcok previous, and perhaps by
tho samo gang, by abstracting one Of tho bolt
keys while trading was going on,
to tho community the necessity Of an organized
guard to protect their property from thieves and
incendlarfes. -.
Tho plan adopted in 1861 tby making seven
companies for each night In the week, would work
we'll now, especially as tho companies would be
strengthened by addition OF freodmen, and nt the
Same time would b, moro o0iciont and leas
BAD C6sUALTY.-A colored boy, Of about years
was suddenly killed. in this place, on Monday after.
noon Inst, In tho following singular manner: The
child was playing In his fathers yard when sol
dier OF: tho garrison, who was passing along the
road this side of tho depot discharged his peoe to
get nd Of the load, and tho ball passed over field
several hundred ynrds, through An inch board,
killing him almost instantly. n
a Coronet's Jury vas called--of white and color.
ed men5who ronder0d yordlot Of accidental
doath. This occurrence speaks loudly against the
priottce OF shooing guns In thu limits Of the town
especially whom loaded with balls. 'H
Darlington Eouhe7ner.
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From Mexico.

New OnLEANs, Jnly 19.--1ho revenue ,ttcr
Wilderness arrived last night from Vera Cruz,
whero she arrived on tho 1itI. A dcpu,ntion Uf
Mexican officials boarded Tho vessel, and warmly
welcomed Madame Juarez. On tho 18th Hfic dis
embarked, aud met with MI enthusiastic public ro-
ception, both civil and military. Tho city was
Illuminated, and fireworks displayed. Tho party
wcro to leave for tho City OF hioIro ON tho 10th.
Juarez arrived at tile Capital on the 18th. Io en-
phstically declines recollection, end has ordered
now election. He will retro TO his hacienda in tho
mountains.
It is officially reported that Ritlnur was shot on
the 6th Marquee Ia believed to bo hiding in tho
City OF Mexico. Ho will DO shot us soon ns cap.
ture1 1t is reported in Vera Crz that Santa Aliin
stil! lives, but we havo later dates tlan thoy.
Everything was quiet at Vera Cruz, and tho city
WAS perfectly healthy. Tho Austrian sloop. war
Elizabeth 10 receiving tho Austrian refugees on
board. Sho has no communication Will, Mexican
officials, except through The United Statcs rnn-
boat Tacony and Consul saulnier The Wilder
noss brinRs dispatches to tho British Fronch anf1
Austrian governments. Tho Mexican goyornment
ie preparing an address to. tho world, in which
they expect 10 justify themselves FOR the execution
Of MAximilian. It will treat Of killing ca, 600 MoI.
leans for defending thor native soil. Thoy olte
precedentq which they think will provo oios iy
that their acts were within tho range Of proprie T.
They will produce documonts which will throw
now light upon their act Some Of tho ablost mon
in tho republic arc engaged on tho work. "
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LETTER OF MIR. WILSON.
The following letter OF Senator WILSON will bo
road with interost:
SENATE CHAMnER,
W4sHNaroN, D. G., July Is: 1867.

- SENATE CHAMnER,
WAsMSoroN, D. c., July Is. 1867. I
I'm. T. Early, Esq, Charlottesville Va.:
DEAR SIR You nsk mo in your nUte "Wlnt nc
ton is necessary on tho part Of tho people hero to
avert from them cunfiacaion2" I am sure tho
generous actioh Of General Grant aud our other
commanders toward tho in arms against
their country, tho mhgnanimity of tho nation, the
tho wol-dsPosed people Of tho rebel States, that
nothing will be done for revenge, but everything
for tho enduring peace OF the country. Nothing
can bring conflscaton upon the pcoDlc OF tho
rebel States but tho persistont folly nni madness
OF masses OF their people and cannot boeye
that tho body OF their people will, by their future
action, bring contscation upon themselves. I
Will suggest, dear nir s,,ro way for Your people
70 arert from themselves coniiscation, remove
disabilities, restore law, order, peace and indi-
vldual and national prosperity alid happiness.
Let them abandon mt once and forever tho ideas,
principles, md policies OF thnr ''lost cause"
strive to conquer tlic prcjudiccs. hates. and pas
sions engenlercd by tncir rebellion and the con-
ilict they inaupMratcd. Lot them acccpt. the
results Of tho nution's victory, tho uilitY OF
tho States, the pcrpctuity OF tho :Isopublic,
tho emancipation, cnfranchisoment, nnd citizen
ship of their bondsnen, thoir equality of rights
and privileges. Let them do this in spirit as well
education of both racos. Let them encourage tho
freedmen to bo thrifty md temperate, to got home
stends, and to engage in industries in varied
formA. Lot them develop tho mighty resources
our Heavenly Father has gven the people of the
Sunny South, and cherish spirit OF fraternity and
love- Such action will inspire affection, conf.
dence, magnnnimity-muko coniiscation nh impoH-
sibility, cause disabilities speedily to disappear
and bring down upon them, their States and thoir
country, blessings and benefits, '''
Very truly your friend,
HENRY WILSON.
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damage sustained by cotton, owing 10 its previous
backward condition from tho Juno rainB, which
will no donbt ,,ako tho yield small for tho land
pinnted. We hear it stated, whore the lands were
good ntld well worked before Tho rains sot n that
tho corn looks well nnd promises fair roturn. All
crops orc decidedly much better thhn lhosa OF last
y0ar.-Daritn9ton Soniheyner.
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as- a YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HER
country homo. after Bojourn Of few months In the
city was hardly recognized by her friends In place
COARSE rustic. fuahed face. aho had soft ruby
plexlon OF almost marble smoothncss and instead
ehe really appeared but eighteen. Upon
qulry to the cause Of great change abe plainly
told them that aho used the CIRCAasIAN BALM and
considered an invaluable acqus lion to any Iadys toilet
y ts usc any Lady dentlsc improve their per-
sonal appearance huured fold It is simple in It's
combination. as Nature herself Ia mplc yot unsurpass-
ed In its cEcary In drawing impurities from. also heal
Ing, cleansing md beauating tho akin and complexion
by s direct lcAon the cutco It draws from It all its
inrurtea nlly healing the same and leaving the sur
Taco Nature Intended It should beclcar soft smooth
and beautiful. Price 81, sent by Mall Express, TO
copt OF an order, by
". L. CLARK CO., Chemists,
No. West Fayctte Street. Syracuse. N. Y.
The only American Agents for the salo OF tho same.
March 80 1y