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A TERRIBLE FALL.

In Newark last evening Mrs. Halon. residing -
No. 377 Ogden street. while looking out of q second
story window lost her balance and tumbled out
she struck head foremost on The sidewalk. the fan
breaking ner neck She died almost immediately.
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Prince Bismarck ''Gonc to the Country
BERLIN, July 4, 1871.
Prince Bismarck has gone to his Varzin estates,
where he will probably remain until the middle Of
August.
FRENCH SOLDIERS WHO WANT TO DE AUsrRrANs.
Some OF the French soldiers dsbanded since the
Cessation OF the war; are seeking to enter the Aus
TRAN SERVICE
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GERMANY.

The Crown Prince Imperial Responding to the
Invitation of tho King Of Bavaria.
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American Travellers May Procure Pass.
ports from A. c. WILLMARrH, United States Court Build
ings, Il Chambers street.
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A-F0urth ~ .July-keep COOl.-(sO -
BROOKS Coz fish low SHOES, KID Calf 515 Brosd
wsy opposite Metropolitan Hotel and lso broadway, cor
ninth
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TElfeaAMs TO TIVE NEW YORK HERALD.

MUNICH, July f. 1871.
The Crown Prince Frederick william has accepted
che invitation Of the King OF Bavaria TO be present
At the triumphal entrance OF the Bavarian troops
into Munich.
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LONDON, July T. 1871.
The Emperor and the Empress OF the Brazls
Visited Queen Victoria to-day at windsor Castle.
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ENGLAND.

Visit Of Their Brazilian Majesties to Her Britain
mic Majesty.
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ID. T. Merwiu, Of Boston, Writesr-.I Have
used he contents vi bottle OF BuRNErr'S COCOAtNk
and BALI covered all with young hair
aboi three OF inch long which deter miued u
rrox
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IslfsaAm TO the new vOM HssAlo.
The Asiacourt Again Aaoas.

OtBEALfAH. july &. 1871.
The British man-of.war Aeincourt which was
aground here. Is again anoat. sne sustained no
serious damage.
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Royal Havana Lcticry.-Thc Highest Ha'ss
paid for Douboons all kinds OF Cold and Shvef.,
TAYLOR A co, BANKERS, 10 " all street, New VOTE.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF Tue CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. July Al r. NJ


WASHINGTON July Al r. NJ
Synopsis for the Past Ttrentvrour Hours.
The barometer has fallen from wyoming Territory
to Virginia and norhwards IL has remained
stationary in the Southern states and risen slightly
on the coast OF South Carolina, and fallen on the
coast OF Texas. The area OF lowest pressure has
probably north of Lake Ontario. The temperature
has fallen on Lakes ontario and Erie, and still
so on the coast OF Maine. The winds have
generally continued from the east and south
on the Atlantic coast. Fresh south AMI
westerly winds now prevail from the
lakes TO the Missouri River Local rains have
fallen in Virginia and MARYLAND this afternoon and
rain has extended since Monday evening from Illl'
nois and Wisconsin TO the Lakes Huron and
Ontario. over which region clearing weather now
prevails.
Probabilities.
II is probable that the rain In New York state
will extend but little eastward, and that partially
cloudy weather with fresh winds from between the
southwest and northwest, viii prevail on weines-
day over the lakes. Southeasterly winds, with
threatening weather on the Middle and East At
lantic coast, will probably be succeeded on wcdnes-
day by Southwestern winds and clearing weather.
Clouds and rain probable for South Carolina and
Florida by Wednesday afternoon Disturbances
merely local are not considered.
1.-The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The Ioilowi ng record viii show the changes In the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
parson with the corresponding day Of last year, as
indicated py the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
macy Imam tluildInU corner Of Ann street,
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Neither FhfItnH TECH NOr tnt reepsnH
gray hair AYERS VIGOR its color and makes yo
appearance agreeable others as wei ~ yourseu
With csh uxarsnt hair the nfrmIies oil age are Tar
noticeable.
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Wood Carpeiisx, PRrauet ficors,-rr ,as
ladies say they bad no idea such o could be made ps's
40 Broadway.
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AUSTRIA.
TElEseAM TO THE NEW Y0ak HERALD.

Tho Reichsrath Passes the Budget.
VIENNA, July A. 1871.
The Upper House Of the Relchsrath has passed the
Budget.
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A.-Bnrry,s safe Hair Dye.
Purely vegetable.
Easily applied. Only one bottle.
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A.-Phalou's New Perfume.
LOVE YOU.
LOVE You.
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SUICIDE or AN INSANE WOMAN.

last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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The Reception mud Ball at Congress. Hnil ON
Monday Might.

CAFE ISLAND, \. j., July ., ISL.
The reception and pail tonight occurred at 50 late
an hour that my account was unable to reach you In
time Tor publication. Both were great successes.
The reception took place after hearty lunch.
Congratulations on the OF the trip from New
York and hopes Of favoritcs In the regatta were ex.
pressed on every side.
THE RECEPTION AT CONGRESS HALL.
At ten O'Clock last evening the Reception Commit.
tee proceeded to the stockton Hotel, and, in com.
pany with the officers OF the Yacht Club, returned
to Congress Hail. Commodore Emmons. on behalf
OF the committee, welcomed the New York Yacht
Club In very feEcitous speech. Commodore James
Gordon Bennett. Jr.. reused thanking the commit.
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BiIiOusness and Indigestion.

These two complaints are more general
at this season Of the year than at almost
any other. They are closely akin; for bill
iousness always involves an impaired d.
gestion, and indigestion is necessarily an
accompaniment Of disorderea or torpid
liver. Happy the man or woman who can
boast of a stomach that has never felt the
horrors of dyspepsia, and to whom that
great secretive agent, the liver, has never
given pain or trouble. Not one in a thou
sand can lay claim to entire immunity
then, shall they be regulated? Not by pow
erful cathartics, alternated with ordinary
stimulants, but bya medicinal invigorant,
like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
combine in due proportion the tonic and
the alter alive principle. Wherever there Is
a church, a schoolhouse and q general store,
this famous medicine may be procured. No
village merchant finds 1t prudent to be
without 1t, for it is enquired for every day
by every class. The wOrkingman buys II
because ii increases his capacity for toll, and
Is followed by no reaction. The effect OF the
salubrious roots, herbs, etc. OF which 1t Is
composed, ditlused through his system by
the pure stimulant which forms the basis
Of the Bitters, Is most healthful and invig-
Grating. The scholar, the merchant, and,
in fact all men whose minds or bodies, or
both, are in constant exercise, will derive
benefit from its use. To persons of seden-
tary habits it supplies, in some measure,
that activity in the circulation which Is OBJ
tanned by physical eXertion, and is the best
known remedy for constipation.
Ask for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and
do not be coaXed into purchasing any of the
limitations and frauds sometimes offered In
its stead.
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A CENTRE SHOT.

Hon. D. w. VOORHEES,, Of Indiana,
addressed an immense audience in the
city of Louisville, last Saturday night.
In the course of his speech he admin
istered the following well directed blow
to our gift enterprise President:
Il ask any Radical in the city OF
Louisville, when You 60 home, if you
will dare to say to your son OF eighteen,
MY son, look at the conduct of Gen
eral Grant, as President Of the United
States look at the manner in which
he has grown rich; look at the man
ner in which he accepts presents from
every man, look at HIM, poor when he
came to power and place, but now
worth from two to three millions. Look
at him as a pattern for you to follow
when you get chance Dare one Of
you do that? | challenge the father or
the mother to take their child by the
hand and point to the conduct OF Gen
eral Grant since he has been in power
as President OF the United States, aud
tell that child that there is an example
for him to follow, alongside Of Jeffer-
son, Washington, Madison, and all the
great and holy sires OF the Revoiu-
ton"
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We have received q very polite IN
yitation to become a member Of "The
Equal Rights Party" a social and politi-
cal organization which is run by 1.-THE
Victoria League" and has for its object
the election "as the next President Of
the United States, 10y the combined suf-
frages of men and women, in 1872" of
Mrs. VICTORIA &. Woodruff, Of New
York. We are inclined to think that
the invitation should have BEEN ad-
dressed to our friend Of the Htelligencer,
the fame Of whose efforts in behalf of
female suffrage has possibly reached
New York by this time. The docu-
ment will be handed over when called
G.
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A SPLENDID meeting in favor OF the
Constitutional Convention was held last
Saturday evening at Central Station, in
Doddridge county. A large audience
was present and effective speeches were
delivered by Colonel Ben. WILSON and
Judge CAMDEN. We learn that quite
a number Of Republicans who were
present declared that they would vote
for the Convention. One man stated
that before the war he paid thirteen
dollars in taxes, but that he was now
taxed for the same property Trio Hun
drcd DollarS! He wants to try some
cheaper plan OF government.
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sufficient to pay the accruing in
tsrest and redeem the principal within
thirty-four years" The interest alone,
at the rate Of six per cent, would
amount to Four Hundred and Eighty
Thousand Dollars; and one thirty
fourth part Of the principal would exceed
Two Hundred and Thirty-fve Thou,
srnd Dollars; making together the sum
of Seven Hundred and Fifteen Thou
sand Dollars (s7l5, 0O0) to be raised by
taxation fo- this purpose in one year.
The total estimated revenue OF the
State for the present year, exclusive
Of the school and hospital fund.- Is
$335,679. To provide, therefore, Tor
the payment Of one-fifth OF the pub
lie debt of Virginia in the manner
fixed by our present Constitution
will require a tax levy for State
purposes more than three times as large
as noO. Can we pay it? Will it be
possible, with the heavy local taxation
to which property in West Virginia is
subjected, to bear this additional bur
den?
1t is, OF course, impossible to tell
what the award of the Commissioners
may be. We have been inclined to
think that West Virginia does not owe
even so much as one-fifth of the debt.
But, whatever it may be, is it prudent
for us tokeep in force Constitutional
provision that binds us to pay the prn-
cipal in given term of years We
believe that Virginia herself fixes no
limit in which she is bound y pay the
principal of the debt. She agrees to
pay interest as it accrues, but will re-
duce the principal only as rapidly as
she conveniently can. Is it not quite
possible that, by covenanting to pay of
our portion of the debt in the term OF
thirty-four years. we may assume bur
den that will crush us to the earth and
forever destroy our ability to pay? 1t
seems to us that there is in this beset-
ting danger an additional and powerful
reason why a Constitutional Convention
should be held.
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Maryland Farmer, Baltimore; G. 9.
Bombaugh, Undehoriter, Baltimore; u.
w. Cooper, Bachelor, Salisbury; Geo.
Charles, Daily Neus, Cumberland; VIM:
Pinkney Hamilton, Correspondent, and
VIM. Schautfer, Weekr, Baltimore.
Guests-Wm. NJ. Isaac, Frank Burr,
Washington Chronicle; Joseph j..
Stewart Jas. D. Gilmore, Eutaw
House, Baltimore; H. N. Gallagher,
Free Press, Charlestown, Va; August
Loose, VIM. A. Simmons, Geo. A. Alb
bott, VIM. Fitzhugh Wharton; F. A.
Hausche; Prof. NJ. A. Newell, State
Superintendent Public Instruction.
PHILADELPHIA, August I. =
Captain Samuel Potts, on board Editorial
Excursion Train, Sandy Hook:
DEAR SIR:-The Inequalities of Glib
raltar Island are hereby extended to
yourself and party. Please introduce
my friend John Wills and the other
gentlemen.
Signed JAY COOKE.
Jay Cooke, Esq, Philadelphia;
DEAR SIR:-The members of the
Maryland Editorial Association hereby
accept your kind invitation to visit Glib
raltar Island and participate in its hos
FATALITIES, and beg leave to express
their sincere thanks for your generous
invitation. Your friend John Wills
reciprocates your remembrance.
Yours, very respectfully.
EDWARD PoTTs,
B. and o. R. r. Co.
w. II. RUBY, -,
Corresponding Secretary Maryland
E1itorial Association
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Laughlin's Infant Cordial.

FOn SEllLbNIIAN LIZA A114NSs
An old and well tried remedy. Thousands
ofmothers can testify that 1t Is reliable and
perfectly safe in all cases. 1t Sofens the
gums, d6ates Inflammation, invigorates the
Stomach and Bowels, corrects Acidity, and
is a sure and speedy cure for Collie, Cramps,
and Windy Pains. After single trial, no
mother will do without 1t.
If the Baby is Cutting Teeth use the Cor
dial. 1t facilitates the process of teething,
and Is reliable cure for the many ills to
which infants are subject.
Thousands will testify that The Infants
Cordial Is the safest and most efficient cure
for the various disorders to which children
teething are liable.
Mothers, use this preparation and your
children will be spared all the sorrows OF
teething.
A mild, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains. Invaluable for
teething children. Excellent, also, for chill
dren of restless and fretful habit, and in
all cases of loOseneSs, gripping, vomiting,
&C., IL gives immediate ease.
Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety
for your little ones? Are your slumbers
and your hearts broken by their cries? Do
you awake in the morning unrefreshed and
apprehensive? Use the Cordial. Your
nights will then be undisturbed, and your
children escape all ills incident 20 teething.
Price Is cents bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
LAUGHLlN BROTHERS & CO.,
aprG Proprietors.
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

The recent appointment by Governor
JACOB of Commissioners to apportlon
between Virginia and West Virginia
the public debt of the Old Dominion,
brings freshly to the public mind sub
ject which our people would gladly for
get. Our share Of the public debt OF
Virginia, whatever it may be, rises like
a dreadful apparition before us when we
talk OF low taxes and the bright future
that awaits our new State. Struggling
to get tout of the Wilderness" laboring
to realize and make available the vast
wealth that lies buried in our noun
tains; we are confronted 10y this spectre
of debt, and sometimes drop our hands
in Encouragement and dismay. 1t
seems (as expressed in homely phrase)
like paying for &ead horse" The adj
vantages of the expenditure are so
remote, and the influence it may have
upon the ends We seek to attain is so
disastrous, that we would gladly shut
our eyes and deny the existence of the
obligation that confrouts us.
But West Virginia can better afford
to pay the whole debt than submit to
dishonor; and whatever the award o.
the Commissioners may be, whatever
may be adjudged TO be our portion of
the debt, it must be paid to the utter.
most farthing, with such cheerfulness as,
under the circumstances, we may be
able to assume.
There is one matter, however, connect
ed with this subject, which, in view Of
our proposed Constitutional Convention
it may be well for the people to con-
slider. We are not OF those who are
yet convinced that West Virginia's por-
ton of the public debt amounts to a
yery.considerable sum. Our Richmond
friends insist upon our payment oiabout
one third Of the debt; others are willing
to let US off with one fourth, and others
still think that one fifth would be near
er the right figure. The whole debt
amounts in round numbers to about
Forty Millions Of Dollars (40,O00,0OO.)
Assuming the most favorable estimate
menfioned above, our share would
be Eight Millions (s,OOO,OOO). and
our Constitution requires that
a sinking fund shall be provided
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EDITORIAL EXCURSION.
Of Maryland Editors Over
the baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

Special TO the Register by the b. & o. r. r.
Telegraph Line.
MARTINsBURG, August Upon the
invitation of President Garrett, some
fifty members of the Maryland editorial
association, representing nearly all the
leading journals of the State, are now
en- route from Baltimore to Sandusky
via the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
and its Central Ohio and Lake Erie
divisions. They left Baltimore by the
mail train at s o'clock this morning in
an elegant special car provided for the
occasion, and thus far have greatly en-
ioyed the varied attractions and con-
veniencies Of the road. A commissary
car, provided with bountiful supply of
creature comforts" also accompanies
the excursionists. This is their third
annual excursion. Their first trip was
via the Baltimore al d Ohio railroad to
the lannon's Jordan Springs, in West
Virginia. Last year they visited Niagara
Falls. 1t is their purpose now to spend
day or two at Putin Bay Island, Lake
Erie, and also to visit Gibralter Island,
owned by the eminent banker Jay
Cooke, who kindly rendered them an
invitation to do so through his brother,
the Hon. Henry D. Cooke, Governor OF
the Territory Of Columbia, and subse-
quently by direct Geographic dispatch.
The party will remain a few hours at
Columbus, where they will probably be
joined by the representatives Of the
press of that city. Other journalists
along the line Of the Central Ohio
and Lake Erie Divisions of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad, it is expected,
it will also join the excursionists and
proceed to the Islands. The following
gentlemen comprise the editorial party
and invited guests Edward Potts, Sec
rotary to President Garrett in charge Of
the excursion party; Hon. George w.
Wilson, President Gazette Upper MARI
borough; Charles A. Wales, Record.
ing Secretary, Eastern ,Moreman, Sails
bury; William Ii. Ruby, Corresponding
Secretary; DR.. Samuel Kepler, Mary
land Journal, Towsontown; Luther F.
Cotton, Republican, Annapolis; Charles
F. Meany, Daily Gazette, Baltimore;
John B. Longnecker S. Parker Bos-
ley, Union, Towsentown; G. w. Cruck-
shank, Democrat, Elktop; W. W. Bus
teed; Charles L. Story, Observer, Gen.
treville; Thomas X. Robson, Star,
Easton; n. c. Killiam, Comet, st.
Michaels Joseph II. johnson, Demo-
crat and Meas, Cambridge; Robert J.
Jump, Union, Denton; Dr.. Charles E.
Tarr, Journal, Denton; j. W. Baughe-
man, Citizen, Frederick; w. L. Clarke,
Gazette, Newtown; William H. Van.
derford; Richard Manning, advocate,
Westminster; Peter Negley, Torch,
Hagerstown; NJ. G. Boyd, Free Press,
Hagerstown; o. F. Freeney, Adrertiser,
Salisbury; Will Fl. Lowdermilk, Tsle-
graph, Cumberland; L. L. Clanry, Times,
Cumberland; Clement Sullivan, Croni,
Gle, Cambridge; Charles Cole, Union,
Frederick; E. Wells, Times, Port To
bacco; Julius A. johnson, Journal,
Eastou; Thomas J. Turner, Prince
Georgian, Upper Marlborough; A. P.
McCombs, Republican, Havre De
Grace; w. II. Gobright, Sun, Balti-
more; j. c. Morris, Sunday Telegram,
Baltimore John Wills, Saturday
Night, Baltimore; S. Sands Mills,
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The "West Virginia Central Agricul-
tural and Mechanical Society will
hold its Fifth Annual Fair at Clarks-
burg on the 10Th, Goth and 2lst of Sep
tember. The indications are that the
Fair this year will be more than usual
" attractive and successful, their for
mer exhibitions having been noted as
among the best in the State. The Reg
, ulotions and Premium List have been
neatly printed at the Conservative Job
Rooms, and are now ready for dlslrlbu-
iion
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CONVENTION MEETING
GRAFTON, TAYLOR CO..
Saturday Evening, August IL.

Hon. G. D. CAMDEN will address the
citizens of Grafton and vicinity in rela'
ton to the proposed Constitutional
Convention next Saturday evening. 1t
is probable that other speakers will also
be in attendance.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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EVERY vote against the Convention
is a vote in favor OF returning 10 the
old system Of test oaths and proscrlp'
ton. 1t is vote in favor of re'estab'
fishing the reign Of the Registrars
and bringing back the FOREMAN and
Nat HARRISON dynasty.
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TRIPLE PLATE.

OXTOBY & DUFFIELD DEAL ONLY
~ in TRIPLE Plated Silver Ware, and
every Knife, Fork and Spoon bearing their
firm name is guaranteed to wear for rifteen
or twenty years. Call at l0I Market street,
below Mcclure House, for Plated Ware,
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles, &c.
nEFine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C.,
repaired and warranted aug7
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MICHAEL STEIN,

MANUFACTURER OF HASsENP-
wi FLUGS Patent Lever Hand Power
and Circular Saving Machine, designed for
Carpenters, Cabinet Makers, Carriage and
Wagon Makers, or any one who desires
easily-workea hand power. A great saving
of power and expense. Apply to N. Stein
Fulton, near Wheeling. augt-ddw
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DIED..

CUNNINGHAM-On Sunday evening,
August 6, at N o'clock, Mrs. ELIZABETH
CUSNINGHAM, aged Y years.
Funeral on this morning at 10 o'clock,
from the residence other son-in-law, James
Baggs, on Eoff street, between First and
Second. Friends of the family are invited
to attend.
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CONVENTION MEETING
NEW CUM 3 e n L A Nd,
HANCOCK, COUNTY,
On Saturday, August 18th,
AT T. IL O'CLOCK. p. NJ.

A meeting of the friends of calling
a Constitutional Convention, will be
held at New Cumberland, Hancock
county, Saturday, August 18th, at q
o'clock P. NJ. The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Hon. E. G. CRACRAFT and
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT, ESQ.,, Of Ohio
county.
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The Best is Alwaysthe Cheapest,

TINE EXCELSIOR BAKING POWDER
nerer fails to give satisfaction where
good flour is used. Try 1t. For Rolls Bis-
cults, Griddle Cakes, Light Bread, PUDDING,
&c, DC. Prepared and sold by
LOGAN, LIST 4 90,
And for sale by dealers everywhere.