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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10
IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
Dewey Vance sts & Co. Gin chanosry.

Dewey, Vance e. Co.
Us. In Chancery.
Frank j. ROthacker ct al.
Notice is hereby given, that pursuant to
decree made and entered in the above cause
by said Court, at the February term thereof,
will, as Special Commissioner sell on Saturday,
the 9th day of April, 1870, at public auction at
the front door of the Court House Of Ohio coun.
ty, the following described real estate, com.
monty known as "ROthackeT's Brewery" TO.
wit The south half of lot No. 49, situate on
the east side of Market street, between Jetfer.
son and Adams streets, in the city of Wheeling.
Said sale was decreed by said Court in order:
LIST, To enface q certain deed of trust made
by Frank j. ROthacker and Elizabeth Rothack-
or, his wife, in favor of Samuel L. Black as
trustee, dated September 2gtb, 1853, now OF
record in the Recorder s Office of Ohio county,
West Va, in deed book No. 80 conveying the
above described property in trust 10 seCnro the
sums included in ten notes payable to Francis
Hegner or order, all bearing date October LIST,
1853, the amounts aud times of payment Of the
same being as follows: one for $500, payable
April lst, 1876; one for sj39, payable April lst,
1856; one for Sjls, payable April lst 1857; one
for Si97, payable April LIST, ls5S; one for $40,
PAYABLE April lst, 1859; ons for Si55. payable
April LIST, is6J one for si3i payabie ApriI LIST
ls6l; one for Sil3, payable April Ist, 1862; one
for $780, payable April lat 1863 and one tor
1911, payable April lst 1864. (The debt secured
by SAID deed is entitled to credits amounting,
principal and interest at October LIST, 1859, TO
S6i5l,95, and the amount of principal and inter
est claimed TO be due, unpaid and secured by
said deed of trust, for which sale will be made
Is $1,000 with interest from October lst 1863, due
to j. N. Camden, as surviving executor of Lewis
Steenrod, deceased.) I'd. To satisfy, out of
the proceeds of said sale, sandry Judgment
liens upon the equitable interest of said Ro-
thacker in said property.
The terms of said sale will be one.third of the
purchase money cash in hand and the remain
der in two equal instruments, payable i'll six
and twelve months from the day of sale, with
interest thereon from said day. said deferred
payments being secured by the purchaser giving
his bonds for the same with good personal se-
curity and by the title being retained until the
same are paid. ALFRED CALDWELL,
mar4.td Special Commissioner.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

ma xear...s7 sol Three months....G 90
six unonths..-.... 4 90 One nontn....... 10
tn sru.sfypTRrRs IN THE CITY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10

The Boston Transcript says one of the
solid men of Boston gave friend in a
car the other night an account of con-
cert he had just attended, and being
asked If there was much applause, re-
piled very slowly: "Well, considering
the price Of the ticket, thought there
was rather too much. When folks nav
a dollar apiece for their tickets, they
ought not to be too willing to applaud.
always make it o rule to see that | GET
my dollars worth first, and if l think
that get anything over, am willing
to applaud for the rest" This, given
in loud and serious voice, set the pas
sengers in roar; whereupon the old
gentleman declsred-still sticking to
mis- principle-that if his opinion had
cost any thing there would have been
neither laughter nor applause.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10
Spring is at Hand,

And the system must be purged and renovated.
Do not permit the accumulation Of bile, nor
shock the organs with deleterisus drugs in at
tempting to expel it. Use the great Vegetable
Alteratire, "IRIsN." The herbs Of the field pro.
vide health and nourishment for the animal
kingdom, and bounteOus nature supplies herbs
for the healing of man. Among all the mercies
of Providence there has been nothing in medi'
cine yet discovered for the healing of the ma
ITEMS like the potent, effective and beneficial
properties of the Iris Versicolor. Try 1t, and
avoid threatened suffering an disease.
fehos-lm
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10
Damage 10 the Southern lilinofs
Pench Crop.

A letter from reliable correspondent
at South Pass says: "By almost uni
yersal testimony there are not enough
peach buds left alive ofany kind, except
Hale's. to be worth fighting the bugs
for. Buds did not seem much swollen,
and the mercury only went to zero, and,
although it seems strange, it was
enough" The Du Quoin Tribune Of the
24th says there is much uneasiness felt
among the peach orchardists; yet it is
not inclined to think the damage in that
vicinity of q very serious nature yet.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10

Head aches, nervous as well as others,
arise from torpid state of the stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take any min
erals or morphia for it. They hurt more
than they do good. But take Rosen-
helms Stomach BitterG the Great
Western Remedy, and you are sure of o
cure. See advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10
Rhodes Great Closing out sale

ALL OUR LAST SEASONS GRENA.
DIMES at 25c.
Finest French Ginghams made at &c.
Finest Printed French Organizes at 25c.
Heavy Black Gro Grain Silk at sl.f5.
All Linen Table Diapers at SOC.
Genuine Irish Poplins for SIS pattern.
French Whllebone COrscts at Coo.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

V,HE WINE ANB LIQUOR BUSINESS
i heretofore conducted by q. Welty. d
Brother, at No. llG Main street. below Union,
will be continued by p. Weity In the FIRM
NAME AND STYLE OF @. WELTY d
BROTHER. Thankful for past patronage,
solicit kind continuance of the same by my
friends and the public in general:
PETER WELTY,
No. 1913 Main street.
narlOlw Wheeling, West Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ian and fine MagdaIen.

Essays for Young Men-The victims OF social
evils-with words Of warning for the erring and
MISUNDERSTANDING aid and words Of cheer
for the down-cast and afflicted. Sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AsSo-
CITATION, Box P, Philadelphia Pa.
fsh1I 3mdEw
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-10
FOR RENT.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE ON MAIN,
between Jefferson and Franklin streets,
containing eleven rooms with gas, water, and
all the modern improvements pertaining to
good dwelling house This being on the bank
Of the river, is one of the most desirable loca-
lions in the city. Possession given LIST of April
1870 For further particulars, inquire Of
mar9.tf TSWEENEY, First Ward.
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FINE
TRUST SALE.

TN PURSUANCE OF THE TRUST DEED
i made by James T.. Acheson and wife 10 me-.
dated the 2sth day q September, Iss3 and now
Of rseord IN the Recorders once for Ohio
comfy; West Va IN deed book 81 pages Iil
and ~, and % the direction Of Mfs- LGyina
AcAesoH 4 VII, on Tuesday the ga day of
March -fsTo. sc the front door Of the Courf
House in the city Of Wheeling. e 10 o'SIoek A.
u, sell part Of the real estate eonTeyeI by aid
dec, viz: The south ts1) eighty feet thereof
beng parts Of lots Ros- one and two IN Eauars
No twenty, fronting on Fifth street. a Pat of
- alSss 2 be sold may seseen 1t the warehouse
fKExs on SALE :-onsfourth Of hepur.ts.s
money % Be paid In oaah; the balance In one,
two and three year,. With tntsreat payable sezai-
and securing same BY deed Of trust At his en-
pensa- Selling - trustee, AL the title vested IN
ne rein be conveyed 70 the purchaser.
nars-ts HKHRFK. LIST, Trustee.
, 1870-04-16
k&CNlhss nud srlx{rOn,ss

Don NAtt, in Warrington letter to the
Cincinnati Commercial gives the following
incident:
"My friend and brother quill-driyer, George
Alfred Townsend, dropped in at Mlbu1n's Last
night to drink \ glass Of yichy, and encountered
my distinguished Statesman, the Hon. P. Pig
aEun. engaged in the same laudablo pursuit
Pieitcn Is excessively dissipated on Eichy, and
perhaps to this may be attributed his general
h.tulent condition. Dc that as II may, the
meeting was awkward, for Gath has been
slightly personal upon the great PennsE1vania
pro.cctionists; and hsd tho last-named taken
from his coat-tan pocket good-szed specimen
Of the zig iron upon which he lives, and as-
sanlted The correspondent then. and there, it
would not have been unexpected.
"The great Pennsylvania embodiment OF
zig iron immediately manifested disposition
to study astronomy. since I have entered
upon the business Of cSiticianS these fools md
knAves in Office, 1 an relieved on meeting one
I thAt have puuctured, to sec him 60 into :
study Of astronomy. When the scamp. on the
contrary, casts ~ eyea upon the earth, a il
| in search Of = brFek. prepare for immediate
hcstiities. Tour Solons Of tho Care and Fog
| hank are great astronomers, and on this ooca-
al nose Ike swine in high wind. and, look
| ing over the bead OF the correspondent, CARED
| earnestly into vacancy.
"As the two came in contact, an oficious
gentleman attempted An introduction.
Don't you know Mr. Townsend, Mr. Eel
Ley + be cried.
Mr.. Kelley responded with his nose in the
| atmosphere, IA II he sIue11ed something.
Yes sir, know Nr. Townsend
-. Townsend, don't you know Mr. Kelley
persisted the ihtxpducer.
| NO eir, replied Gath, and I don't want TO
know him.
| ''At this the Hon. ?. P, tossed down his
| liquid gas, and rctteated- But. now, IN this
trying moment, the peculiar trait OF the pro
tectionist came out. He left some ono TO pay
| for the nedicsted water
, 1870-04-16
Philadelphia Excited Over Her Lcc-
SuTcr-BnyRFd Tny1orn mad Senator
Rcveln EEtsScd-nftkz Dickinson Re-

philadelphia Excited Over Her Lcc-
xurcrABnynTt1 Tny1ornad Senator
Reveln 2Etsxcd-msk. Dickinson Re-
naonHtrntc*.
The following is from the Philadelphia
Press account Of the leokure Of Miss Anna
Dickinson in tho Quaker City, on the 7th inst.
Immediately on the conclusion a treat was
Unexpectedly given To most OF the audience by
the exhibition Of Btereopticon pictures OF the
entire star course of lecturers in tho following
order:
Miss Anna Dickinson. r. J. De Corleva,
Miss Olive Logan. Hon q, s. Cox, Charles
Sumner, Rev. Robert Collyer, Marx Twin.
Wendell Phillips, p. " Sasby. R ". Emer-
son, Dz. E. H. Chaplin, George William Curtis,
Professor Henry Morton, and BayArd Taylor.
The appearance Of Nj. Taylorb picture on
the CANVAS was the signal for storm Of hisses,
The reason Of the Kisses. It certainly vas IN
extremely bad taste- We noticed among those
who applAuded, the fair lecturees, Miss Dick
inson, who aftetward expressed herself in
strong condemnatoty terms OF the unseemly
exhibition Of dialike. After the excitement
was thrown upon the CANVAS, followed BY Pro-
Senator Il. C. Revels, Of Mississippi.
This picture was also greeted With hisses.
This is more easily accounted for than that Of
Mr.. Taylor. The action Of the Academy Direc-
tors and the force Of Democratic doctrine Ind
led some Of tho audience into the ideA thst
4 they were in the midst Of political campaign.
For few minutes sccne OF wild confusion
cnsued, hisses and cheers being shout evenly
! balanced. Miss Dickinson stepped to tho front
| Of the stage md made the following plpable
hit;
| Since an 1t home, will take tho liberty
Of saving one word for the benefit OF those
| who arc Missing. Since they manifestIy hAye
the right in their turn to applaud, I would
suggest that the opportunity BE- given them by
tho presentation Of tho picture Of Senator
applause, during which the hisscs found 1t
convenient to subside,J The announcement.
| WAS maae that Senator Revcls world lecture at
Horticultural Hall next Thursday evening.
which announcement WAS greeted with loud
LONE ,ime' Some Of he su5sncs die nnao;,bt te od1x
| need to b ttill further Instructed Aa to the
| force Of the Fifteenth Atueud1uept
, 1870-04-16

It dots como to me point where It auounta to COD
tempt Of ooors, then saatl BE- ready 70 sct
M. REspHEia- THIS Il only IN the nasaru OF
Thc CorKf II Is Indicative Of what may hap.
Nj. BKAnwnL I Iwtl, s4y that we do not pro-
Nj, VAN BurEx. That Is ve1 kind
Nj. BtAn~E1I- Nc have -ereu rendered him
IN appointment this morning,
nj. Vas BrKkN. Il that : grouud for contempt
because he will not take an appointment.
The cocKr. should want % hive clear case,
the wit addressed to tho Coroner, Woald I. b. =
contempt Of court There II I re1J marked dis
tinetien between contemp! o. the ot1cer Of tne
court ana of the PROCESS OF the court.
= M: vAs BuRKs. Well, str, Is that all with MI.
The coUE1; donr conceive that the question
sflsea sqnately enough In th!s case fur me- to aca
but It undoubtedly will ar1se before great Whlie'
nj. tolz Ta4 discharged Of the rule
The PRESENT sTATK or fnE WAR
,tstq.1nu uI.es o. ne snesas once are IN most
vice Of process being made, md yesterday such
was almost mstter Of absolute smposslb!lliy
~ eRen .sg coming INTO oil,ee Fischer appointed
totwo.-AE Timothy u Bradley aud q III. Hen.
connnrd to his bed By Sickness leaving Hendricks
CONES oi the fast IL, @. Thompson, Home! n IL =
Cabin, aen1y spear, Theo.lorc E stacey. aud
stons under Fischer. When Mr. Bradley shall Re-
turn to duty, with the assistance Of his sotarJ CO
iahorcs, he cannot possibly discharge The duties Of
ths onise, aud he cannot appo!nt Or procure any
aid under the law.
NeanEh!lc, process directed To the Coroner Is
being served: fur, as deputies have resigned they
hare received commissions from him, and upon
executing their Official oaths and bonds they ar
being sent about that past Of the business which Il
directed to the dd infe75m
:. In al probability the dead lock will be opened
to-onS, Of so soon ~ Nj. Drahley comes 10 the
once II not, however, It Is understood Iha: The
coroner vii claim that process should come u
him. and make proof OF the inability Of the Sherifi
70 1, e., either either by himself Or bis deputies.
Ing two days, owing to the abscuce Of it's judIca]
head head: uRon bis return, the question will Be
brought up there In su.h a way as to compel the
County CLERK to take ofnclAl cogntxance Of the
existence Of vacancy No process will be able
70 BE- served fur the court II II be directed the
she111, and the DEPUTY IN this court IA alreaiJ
10 under tha Coroner, aud the change Of The order
of things will b. ofeial notice OF record OF thni
condition Of things when 1t IA, hy law, made The
duty Of the County Clerk to uolily the Governor o
the vacancy. IL will then be the duty Of the
Governor III order special election 10 nj The
Office.
, 1870-04-16
The PreAident's Views ON tho Re.
m0vnl OF Disabilities.
He'ad"gton tAp1a 49, Ds,pates TO tic E-u Fork

AtT1Id-
! stated in my dispatches last night that the
fres1dent did not intend, for the present 1t
least, to send message to Congress recona-
mending the general removal Of disabilities
l am able tonight to confirm that statement
On tho very highest authority-that Of the
President himself. LII thu course Of b.ief
conversation with the lteaident, this morning,
asked him whether he intended, ~ reported
several times lately, to issue An amneaty
proclamation or 10 send special message to
Congress recommending the removal OF dis.
abilities imposed by the Fourteenth Amend
mant? He flniled good-Lumoredly and
answered.
proclamation 1t ali BY predecessor rresi-
dent johnson, exhausted that pretty thorough
~ (smilipg) but it is quito true that / did
somc time ago contemplate sending to Con-
Greaa special message recommending the
removal OF Ill disabilities. I thought that
would bo the restoration Of Texas and
the other States to tho Union, belisv-
ing that it would have the eject to promote
general good feeling and harmony through
ont the South; but since then there have
been 30 many complaints about outrages in
tho South, and requests for military iftsrpo-
eition IN some Of the EtAtes-like Tennessee
and North CarolinA-that I have reeonside1ed
my resolution have como to the conclusion
that 90 long as the state OF society in those
preserve order, il would bo useless to recon-
mend to Congress the removal of disabilities.
For the present, therefore, cannot send that
message to Congress-"
asked the President II it WAS true that he
had had 3 message Of the Kind proposed ready
to send 70 Congress- He replied, Yes, air,
been al ready, and its presentation was aban-
doned for the Feasons already stated. l nm
informed that the Presidents message was
, 1870-04-16
ITALY,

R0xE, April 1a-Yesterday certain number Of
fathers abStalned from assisting At meeting Of
the GcumenicM Council, when the yotc on the
schemA against hetetodoxJ WIS taken. Others
accompanied their votes with declarations Of dis
APPROVAL Of the manner In which the schema had
been discussed
Enxk. April 1a-The authorities keep them
selves vel, Informed Of the projects Of Maxzol
and his raltv tor another attempt on Rome, and
arc Obliged to increase their vigilance and scver1-
.. within few days forty suspected persons
uhcs1towns, and avowaia elected II their cxainl-
nation leave no doubt Of the extenalFo conspiracy
within the Pnpsl territory, the leaders Of which
are acting In concert with the Revolutionary party
uutsfde. - 80
, 1870-04-16
Tovv-ts0et Explo.hon. with Grent
Loss Of ItfCS


Tow-Boet Explo.ion, with Grent
Los. Of Life.
C1sc1xNA11, April 1s-Tne tow-hoat Raven ex-
rloled her boilers II II O'Clock tonight shoye the
Little Miami Depot, and noat<.d down To the foot
of Butler EHsct, Nhcrc she sunk There were
tEenty-three peEsons on toard. Madison Circle,
heck-hand, fT0m Boston, Ohio, MS brought ashore
hahly hurt 1nrce othera aIe known to have been
kased. The late Of the remainder Is not now
known.
IArrR.
CINCINNATI. April aa-Captain Samuel DeWolf,
Of the Rhren disaster, IL badly hurt about the
head snd right arm broken: J. Alcshirr, mate, Of
Ga1lIpelis, burt through the hips Both u the
HTeafwat Hotel ElIis Aeshtre, carpenter,
st verify ecAlded Known 70 be EAved-Toseph
Martin. nrss engineer; D. DeWolf, nate: Thonns
]. Whit, fireman. TWO persons unknown, aayed.
The fate OF the remainder cannot be determined
nj this late hour. Tie otlccrs aud crew not
heart from ar Is Fellows: Asa woodward.
pilot: Joe Martin, nrst engineer, Gco,gc
Abcls, second engineer: 1renaen Reuben SANGER,
John Christy, Hrnry Rrpwu, coloFed, Ed lAst
nln,e unknown: Levi SANGER, nrst steward; !;
Robert Decker, Rccnnd seward Deck h4uds-
Strwzrt Learttt, Samuel F1nday. Robert HtekB,
Rsbcr. Bailey, Elt1 HoneA, Joanna SafeTred-
The hoAt was owned by ta: Fnmeroy Tfauspot-
taticn Company, and WIS inst tteamlnG out when
The explosion occurred. She hid Oh 10 pounds Of
steam and full head Of water.
, 1870-04-16
THE WICKLOW PEERAGE
OF u GEcn1 Cnao-A Vcf.
dict AKnlnat Mrs. II Hownr1l,x Child.

Termination OF u GErn1 Cn9o-A Vcr.
dict AEninat Mrs. E1ownry3's Child.
Fro4* the Puu Nall Gazette, NareA st.
When the Committee for Privileges met, this
morning, the Lord Chancellor said that ho naust
Ay before their Lordshipe patition lust pre-
scented BY Mra. Howard In which she charged
most o. the material witnes1es against her
case "lth having rncelved Tarious sums Of
money a8 b1ibca for their evidence In the case.
Ae would only remark that, it this wero tue,
Mrs. Howard had had abundant time and op-
pottunity Of proving 1t in proper way before
the close Of her case
The Lord Chancellor then proceeded 10 give
his opinion to the committee, and said that hp
considered that the claim On behalf Of MIS-.
Howard's child hid altogether filled. His
Lc1dship elaborate1y reviewed the evidence in
proof Of the fact OF birth, and considered that
1t Wis, under the circumstances Of the case.
unworthy ct credit As to tho Liverpool case,
his LoIdship observed, the story OF Mary Best
a. to the adoption Of her child was open to
some doubt, because her seeond story showed
that ahe had not IN the first instance spoken
the entire truth. But 3lra. Higg,nson and
other Witnesses gaze evidence which 1t least
proved that some such Transaction oc-
CURED. Still, it would be unfortunate
i the decision had to depend oo
the truth or fsisehood of the Liverpool
story. There wonld, however,. be nothing in
AtN AAAAA4N " kA0< S&AAAAAk ~ AA14htte tuB Case
Of the original claimant And as, looking at
the whole Of the circumstances, the Claim OF
the infant petitioner has failed, he considered
that the primo facie case presented by the
original claimant must be regarded as con-
elusive.
Lord chelmsford concurred, and commented
On the various discrepancies IN the evidence "a
to the clild'a birth Theirs wns really no proof
Of the pregnancy Of Mrs. Howard, and tic ey-
idence Of the dreesnAker, kIisa Golden, and
other Witnesses. VIA directly opposed to tho
existence Of such fact. And Mrs. Hovard's
own conduct, especially in her frequent visits
to governessea' institution, with the object
OF Obtaining = situaHon, mp to within week
OF tho alleged birth, showed that abe could not
h9Io been pregnant. The proof OF the taet
Of birth depended on the evidence Of MrB.
Howard and the Boors, and they were not
worthy Of credit. There was, further, the ab-
senee Of material uitueeses to be remarked,
In 1857, the late Earl OF Wicklow hAd offered
10 pay al expenses in order to enable her to
establish her child's legitimacy bcfore the
Court Of Probate, but that offer had been ab-
solutely refused by her.
Lord ColonsAy and the Earl OF Wipchilses
concurred.
Lord Iscdesdale concu.4ed. and mt thu
question to the committee that Charles Francis
Arnold Howard had made out his title 10 vote
as representative Peer, question whicl, was
answered in the Affirmative 'se1n. con.
, 1870-04-16
THE WEST.

Rntlroad Elcctton-Htch Gold nt.-
coveries In New N1exfco~
DENVER, Col, April la-At meeting Of The
Denver central and Georgetovn Railroad Com
t1sny held this afternoon, John Evans WIS elected
r. NcCorm}ck, Sccrrary; D, q. AoHats, Jr.,
Treasurer. Arrangements are being perfected 20
secure the construction OF hef road II N cary
day. ~.,..,,.-. ,,..
yalling there over the new gold discoveries etSht
rostis arc said to be lined with people travelling
to The new mines.
, 1870-04-16
gpAIM.

MADRID, April 1a-Senor Otosaga has been ap-
pointed President OF the Council Of Htate
Hatcelona Insurgents are receiving unuyuaIly
severe aentences at the hands Of the Council or
War.
In the Cortes yesterday. General P.tm lntimxted
that = certain time would be allowed during
which the Clergy must take the oath Of allegiance
AApR1p April 1a-Thc Spanish cIetKy pel11st In
tne9r fglusa1 to awcAF allegiance to the conStItu-
9ulred TO take the oath is short, they have 30 far
shown no disposition to yield.
Fire men hare been executed At Barcelona for
roobGrtes and aasassinAhons committed last
month. -
, 1870-04-16

Published to-day, the NAY number Of the Chlea-
80 Ia9a:fr- n Easkion. We have only Al lukl1Z
OF us contents, but can assure our readers that
II viii contain four pages Of engraved fAshions,
itNae the !ithcGrayhs Of full length figures III
.iont and the usual miscellany Of hpme reading,
me ioldcn Prime Of NAY" and = coloxcd nage
ese Fsaeta o. osssss!H Subscription pstee 81 Per
ILnJnc, No 1l0 Dea1torn 1trcct Chicsrn Fnr
eAle ~ the Western StwV ConranT
, 1870-04-16
The Rice Divorce Su,t for Grnud I,

The Rice Divorce Suit for Grnud In
are Il causing great excitement IN Boston 1t
should cause Jonng men not to many u haste.
Rice Is but p: his bride 81. He s~eA1s sae mAle
him t,rlleye she was bnt bis own Ase, BY using
WacpollA Haim 1pou her face, neck, and hands.
Poor youth Tie probably found thas he. sieoNa
70 be ind}cted. We know OF many similar Cases.
mis- Balm gives y most wonderful pe4r! A2A g1
ratural complexion. to which VIC don't object we
lkr rrvtty women To nnish the picture, taey
Anould use 1yunb kathatrpn uron the hatr. Mi1
Nkrty chin, rosy checks and soft, loxuf1Ana s!s
cs, they become Irresistible '..- :. :