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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This superb HAIR DYE Is the Best IN the
Wo,ieE-Perfectly harmless, reliable and in
Simultaneous. No disappointment. No ri.
diculous Tints or Unpleasant Odor. The
produces Immediately splendid BLACK
or NATURAL BROWN, Does not stain
the skin. but leaves the HAIR CLEAN,
SOFT and BEAUTIFUL. The only Safe
and PERFECT Dye. Sold by all Druggists.
Factory, IL BOND street, New York.
pnarS-1poC .'.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-09

Al, GOES the State for or against the
new Constitution and for or against the
Democratic nominees in August, 80 will
it be likely tn 20 in November.
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To the Voters of Ohio County.

T AGAIN OFFER MYSELF AS A CAM
i dtdate for sheriff i was elected to serve
Tor the four years commencing January i,
1871, but the Constitutional Convention
which recently met made provision for
general election of officers in August, the
terms of those then elected to begin Janu-
ary 1, 1878, thus shortening my official term
two years Qf the Constitution Is ratified.l
therefore submit my claims to my fell
low citizens. Relying with confidence on
that sense Of justice which, believe, dis
tinguishes the people OF my native county,
announcement. r.-E ...-gr-I-..
I've efg-h RICHARD 8. BROWN.
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Ohio County Ticket


FOE HOUSE or DxLHaATs'
'MF.HBLL1HEN,
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
WILLIAM ". MILLER,
JAMES ROBINsoN. ..." T.
pr sHERIFF,
GE0RGE =. TINGLE =
FOR PRosrctTrFa ATTORNEY,
ego RACRAFT.i
Z FOR JUDGE OF oouSrY COURT,
JAMES p. ROGERS.
FOR cLKRxoT COUNTY COURT
u RODENT RWOODS.
FOR CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT
= THOMAs II. DARRAH.
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
~.ota 90 M.T.CARR.
FOR AssrssoR-CTrY DISTRICT,
pea RALPH ARKLE. -
soR ASSESSOR -CoUNTRY DISTRICT,
JOSEPH BURROWS.
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democratic State Ticket.

toR GOVERNOR,
II. CAMDEN, OF Wooo.
FOR XrroKNEf asFEsAL'
rrrpv IAfnEWs,of areenbrier
-, EsAs DEHNETFSe 81 Merton. y
- foR TRKAsUHkk, - q ' =
JoHN q. BBRDETT. OF Kanawna.
ros -svRsnnfrnfpKNr- o. ZEE ecooNS
SDnzeJA1uNM.fHfRNE,oL Cph'
= yor Iuparbf sgf4xAE GonunHSffl
JAMEs PAUL., pr Ohio.
AZ HAfA0NDo ~
G. Pr. MO0REsoi Ma
Ia HOFFMAN,, Of Harrison.
ron pREsrDksrIAL ELrcroHs AT LA.dh
JOSEPH sPRIGG, OF Hardy.
81, OKEY JOHNSON, OF WOOD.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-09
DiYiden d.

TINE DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL
Savings Bank Of Wheeling have this
day declared dividend Of per cent, paya-
BILE TO stock holders on demand.
q a-sr 3. p, HILDRETH, Cashier.
July2 ISL. ty3-a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-09

A VOTE against the aConstanf'on Is q
vote to restore the reign Of Bo.nAs
and Registration. ARTHUR u using IN =.
frsnking privilege to accomplish biz
purpose.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-09
NEWApvERrIsEMENTs
Found.

r. SMALL BAY MULE, WHICH THE
a owner can have by proving ProPsTrs2y
and paying charges. Apply at aI nr
DUSCH'S, Market Square, Secohu TIC
To Officer Junkins- yyoo-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-09
Dividend Notice.

THE CITIZENS RAILWAY COMPANY
have to-day declared dividend OF six
(6) per cent on its capital stock, payable on
and after the 10th inst.
WIN. H. WOODS, Secretary.
WHEELING, July ]. lN2 va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-09
Proposals for Tank.

oEALEp PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceIyed by the special Committee on Gas
sxteusion until Monday. Julyl at I. a.,
jor buiiding Tank on the grounds OF the
Civ Gas Company, on Lindsey street, In
the city OF Wheeling, according 10 the spec
OF the Gas Company, In Odd Fellows Hall,
on Monroe street. .--...... .... :.
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned,
TN care OF II. +. Feeny, ESQ.,, City Clerk.
= . 81. q. BAIRD, o..
iy9-i Chairman Special Com.
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To the People Of West Wiz.
ginfa.

A 7. THE SOLICITATION OF NUMER-
have consented to be an Independent
candidate for reelection Tor the ONCE Of
Governor.
ie8-i '.-..- sol --a J.J JACOB G
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-09

George w. Stoner, having purchased the
interest of Mr.. Hanke, will continue the
Picture Frame, Looking Glass Moulding
and Picture business at the SAGE place, "
Market street, and would ask the continued
patronage OF the public. .Sj-S
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Dissolution.

rr,HECopARTNERsHIPH HERETOFORE
existing between Stoner & Eanl:e was
dissolved July 8. 1872, by mutual consent,
Mr., Banke retiring. George W. Stoner l.
authorized 10 settle the business Of the late
hrm.1 10.
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Rem.

belmont GROCERY STAND, STORE
d Room and Dwelling, corner Market
and Division streets. Possession given mn
medlately. inquire OF -
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For Rent.

GROCERY AND DWELLING COM
A bined, corner First and Market streets,
Centre Wheeling, formerly caiisn rive
aSixth Ward Grocery. IL Is eAse aisahis
psrts ofthe city. Possession given at once.
For Information Inquire Of y corps
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-07-09
ST.JAMES HOTEL

TNHE HOUSE HAS BEEN THOROUGH.
ly refitted and renovated, most OF the
Furniture and Tableware being Ell tirely
new. The 81. James will be conducted as a
First-cIass Hotel in every respectable
Table dHote being an especial feature OF
the new management.
+ The Company invite trial OF che house
and AJAX share of public patronage, conn.,
dent of their ability to render enstre COM
fort and satisfaction 10 their guests.
An Omnibus will carry passengers rom
tothe st James Hotel free OF charge.
GEO ]. WILSON,
jeel-b -, - Superintendent.
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& KRIEG,
o., PRAcTIc Al
Watch Makers and jewelers.
..-.r AND DEALERsN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, &C.,
No. lO3 Market Street,
Next to REGISTER Office,

Next TO REGISTER UIhce,!
Would respectfully announce to the pub.
lie that they are prepared TO execute all
kinds of work In their Hpe thoroughly and
promptly, and request share OF the public
patronage. Mr.. Stauver, formerly upon
Main street, is q regular goldsmith, and all
persons having Jewelry, Gold or Silver
ware which they want remodeied or
changed In any way can be accommodated
by leaving their orders with us. jy9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

I It'll STREET WEST 25l.--IN THIS ELEGANT HIGH
l@k stoop brown stone House handsomely furnished
Roams suite sngy table uiexcepionabc; private
table if desired.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

OLYMPIC THEATRE
G. l.. FOX IN
THE FAMED HUMPTY DUMPTy.
NOW VERGIEG ON IrS ONE THOCSaSDTH
PERFORMANCE.
Mafchless in every feature.
No cpiemera show.
No miasinatic glitter OF frail fancies.
positive combination of the rarest beauties of spec<
tace and the choicest un of pantomimc interpreted by
THE PEERLESS MIMIC, FOX,
and matchlcss corps Of artists In varied lines
Hnmpty's days are numbered.
See himi See hlml See himi ,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

7 TIL aTREET.-vERY ELEGANT ROOMS TO LET,
y cutie and singly, with first class Board mt 2l7
West Fourteenth street. house and location unusually
Ncsirlhlc. Preference
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4>N~~>~~
BOOTH.

ADJUSTMENTS.
BOOTHS THEATRE. BOOTH.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY Evenings only.
As SIR EpwxRp MORTIMER,
and PETRUCHIO
In shakspcarc Comedy Of
ON K WEpNEspAY A RSE FEHaSq ahAYl,
A. RICHARD, DUKE OF GLosTER,
First Time in New York in Seven Years.,
in Cbbers version
Of Shakspeare's grand tragedy OF
Which win be produced after many months ofeiaborate
To MATINEE AT one O'CLOCK
""' pin in THE LADY H OF LYoN ah|So'iN'
BOX open six days advance at the theatre; also
at Ditsons Mutc Store, III Broadway.
Eth AVENUE THEATRE.
- Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr.. AUGUsTiN DAILY
"ARTICLE Az
TnE GREAT PARTISAN SENSATION
9Th WEEK
Magnificent scenery. Gorgeous toilrites Ia mode
Linda Deitz, Mrs Gilbert Roberta Norwood Ida Yerancc
Hnrv vtclev' NJ nj Harkns James Lewis
W j. Lemoyne George srkss ,s g. Dcyere Chapman
Fierce, Bennett Beeknan, ne.
SEVENTH MATINEE or
SATURDAY, AT Tx O'CLOCK.
wEpSE nIvNs5 EVENING, May s. benefit of Miss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

NTEWfORT-pARTIES WISHING TO ENGAGE DE-
~ srable Rooms, with Board, for the season, In
comfort o. country life, may apply to Mrs NJ ~ SHEAR
MAN. No West Twenty ninth street, where photograph
Of house mny be Seen. !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

MATINEEs WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS. ATa
"A THE GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMBiNATiON
CARL ROSA and A. NEUENDoRFF... Dircctors
DE xi GRASD FxinwsiE pEfo HMsasss hN'naseS
and last appearance Of PAREPA.RosA. WACIiTEL ans
TnIs rUEsspssy.A pr dils%a At 5 ocl ock. k
including the ''e'ef ESGs Mh2 BY "A0hrE
comprising lie iag orr songs I'm marble Halls" W
Nine PAnEPARosA, and Heart Bowed Down. BID
Second 1t act q sr 2haIhAAonEn
P1sq1nE d 9ns NJ o p I Ss
With the Fourth act 81 ifuGuENoTs COMPRISING Tho.
Grand Chorus and Tho Grand Duet by M.ne. PAREPAg
ROSA ana Mr. WACHTEI.
Admission Tickets for sale tonight at Academy.
THEArRE coMrQuE,
JOSH HART ManageE
The great novelty theatre of tho country All the CONF
bined talent OF the amusement world is here.
Another new Drama for to night
THE WORKING GIRLS OF NEW YORK
THE wORRELL SISTERS
Miss IRENE woRRELL
Miss JENNIE woRRELL,a
TIE FIELD OF THE CLOTH OF GOLD,
HERR wnLo, THE DEvERE BRoTHERs,
MISS ELLA WESNER
GRAND oLIo or Fur,
AND SRiMf NV 40 YORK KS WANTs THE THING
MATINEE WE z NJ SAY AMP SATURDAY. III,
BLUE MONDAY. 4
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yIrANTED-A FEW BOARDERS AT A FARMERS
w residence mile from Catsk; nice pine grove,
good walks drives, &c. Address box Io5 Post Office,
CasNil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FoR TIE SUMNER,
" for two small families within three hours Of
the city; would prefer puce by the salt water; would
aiso prefer TO lind accommodations in private family;
references given and required. Address for weeks
BlNlDErT, foot OF West FORTY fourth glreeL New York
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CdTH sTREET-STITS OF ROOMS AND ALSO
III number of single Rooms, handsomely furnished,
second third fourth floors bv the week month year
for gentlemen and their wives families of adults or
single gentlemen, with without Board, with small
family who live IN their house well known refer
eneesreqursd l2s West Ihrtylourih street. Sixth
aye uue nuIR rpa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

yyTANTED--A HOME IN THE COUNTRY BY TWO
w brothers and their sister the latter give tuition
n French and German Address g., box 9l6 Post Office,
Now York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

r libby HOTEL, WARREN STREET, ONE BLOCK
beds; DC day. 81 90 TO - week family rooms u aId
81 80 q day.
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QH EAST TWENTIETH sTREET.-A SUIT OF
OO Rooms with private bathroom, 10 let with private
pablo only, without board also Rooms for single gen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

81 WEST TwENTy-fII:sr STREET NEAR FIFTH
OIL Avenue Hotel-A party of gentlemen or family
ran nnc superior accommodations in a small family,
with or without private table.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

IA WEST TWENTY EIGHTH sTEEET,-FouR HAND
Ii soIney furnished parlOrS hrst noor also other
Rooms suite sngiy with without Board, TO gem
ticnen families
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A PREMIUM FONT HOUSE ON THE SOUND ONE
N. mile from Sew Rochelle depot, having changed
hands viii he ready for guests shortly bathing,
, ,, hoa'ng delghiin drives sc Apply to H. D
fourth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

slC WEST TUIRTY-THIRD STREET.-SUIrS AND
s)') large and small Rooms, with Board; summer
prices; house entirely, newly ana handsomely fur
nish Apply at IS West 1hriyihird street; references
required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

y 4 TIL STREET $50 NESJ.-A SMALL FAMILY, OWN
O.t ing their house, brown stone viii let 10
gentlemen two and their wives handsomely furnish.
~ KnoInt. With nrs eiass Board. EetercEce Tennred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

CnE EAST SEVENTEENTH STREET NEAR THIRD
LOO ayenuc.-SeNera nicely furnished Rooms 10 let
% gentlemen or gentlemen and wives Board il desired
RclcrCuCe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

I 4 TIL STREET, EAST 325, NEAR SECOND AVENUE
1t Rooms TO let, with Board, to gentleman and wife
o. single gentlemen where there few boarders;
terms moderate, moving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

CjQ WEST FIFTEENTH STREET-WITH BOARD
40 large front Room handsomely furnished, to gen
tleman and wcor two gentenen also table board, first
class, To gentlemen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30

u i'm STREET WEST 26I.-yERY HANDSOME
- " furnished Rooms suite sinsly with first class
Board; private family: also back PGrlor suitable
physician; references EXCHANGED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-04-30


DOWERY THEATRE.
ID WM B. FRELIGH. ....................s,...Man Manager
Monday Evening, April 10 and during the week, repro
ducti0n Of Mr.. Lewis y. 6t0ller's
ENTIRELY ORIGINAL LOCAL SENSATION DRAMA,
entitled
SEARCHING THE DEPTHS.
Hailed Its first representation by delighted
people, will be performed with all the powerful effects
II" TO be preceded by the GREAT COMIC DRAMA,
sOLON SINGLE
MR.. f. W. MARSTON. AS. .SOION STIINGLE
Sunday Evening, May 0, ifth Of the Grand Pcrior-
and SACRED CONCERTS, with full orchestra, of
the r. ROZlNSKY'S VAUDEVILLE AND OPERATIC
TROUPE.
POPULAR PRICES.
In active preparation, new and romantic ADAPTA-
TlON from the beautiful POEM, by Mr. PHILIP STONER,
entitled
ROBERT OF wOODLEIGH.
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND.

WANTS, LOST, FOUND.
------------- 1T - ----------
A BILL BOOK, containing bills amounting to
"A from 5000 to $500 for collection. The finder
will be suitable rewarded by leaving the at the
JAMES MIhLERs,
nov15H 81 Federal street
DY young of considerable experience and
I'D unexceptonable references, situation as Book
keeper any situation requiring care and attention
and good handwriting. Apply to "M,'' Press Office.
nol5 d1w*
Wanted.
pY respectable middle aged woman as nurse
ID wishes situation to take of an elderly lady,
no15sd3t NO. 70 NEwBURY STREET.
Wanted--A House.,
TN Western part of city; to rooms. Good loca-
Il Il ton, water and gas. Address TICKET OFFICE,
NJ c. Il. K. nov15dlw*
Dog Lost.
e 80 A large black Newfoundland Dog about
ET years old. A suitable reward will be paid
- noi4dst" y MANAssEH SMITH
Partner Wanted.
WITH 800 Capital. Enquire at the
w PRESS OFFICE.
nov14 2w
Wanted.
EyO learn Boot Vest making. VIII give time
Il while learning, Address ga. b." Press Office,
Exchange street, Portland. nov14d3t*
Wanted.
a SITUATION by a lady to do family sewing.
"A For particulars inquire at 81 Brown street.
nOv13 1w&
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CURIOUS case OF drowning, and at the
same time most striking illustration of the
peculiar lunacy produced in mems minds by
strong drink, is reported in the Rochester pa
pers. The story, in brief, and as told on the
authority of the survivor of the sad tragedy.
Is as follows: Two men named Barney Den
nlson and Michael NUM-, whose relations had
always been friendly, and who lived in the
same house, concluded last Sunday to indulge
in row-boat trip down the Genesee river as
far as Charlotte. The boat was procured.
and the sail was duly enjoyed, but on reach
ing Charlotte they iell in with friends and
commenced drinking, until both were con-
siderably under the influence of liquor, Dem
nison being quite drunk. In this condition
trey started, toward evening, to return home.
NUM-, as the soberer man of the two, assum-
ing the oars. While on the way Dennison
grew quite noisy, and he finally started up,
and with the exclamation. "Mike, | don't
care d-n for my life,'' he grasped his COM
panion about the body, and in the struggle
which ensued both fell overheard. Another
severe tussel occurred in the water, but Num-
finally got away from his crazy friend and
swan ashore. Dennison then sunk to the
bottom and was drowned On regainipc the
shore, NUM- told his story and was at once
taken into custody to await further develop
ments, which may, however, put different
face upon the matter.
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A LOw-DOwn Race.

NJ. Louis Fignier, in his work on ''The
Human Race" recently translated into
English, gives the following brief and uncom
plimentary notice of the people of North
America:
'Iransplanted into the New World, the
Engllshman has already assumed a type
scribed-the Yankees, as the Indians call
them, that is to say, the silent men (Ya-no-
XII have lost in North America the general
character and physiognomy which they pos
sessed in the mother-country. A new type.
moral and physical approaching more to that
OF the Southern Red Indian, has been formed
among the inhabitants of North America.
which type is exaggerated towards the West
where men are rougher and coarser than in
the North.'
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-16

hNE half of double House No. AZ Pleasant street,
" in good ORDER eleven rooms, furnace, gas and
Sebago water. Stable room for one horse and car
r1age. noy2tf
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Recent Publications,

OFF THE SKELLIGs. By Jean Ingelow.
The new book by Miss Jean Ingelow, the
appearance of which has been so eagerly
awaited, now lies before us. And what more
of praise can be given to it than to say that
the expectations formed by acquaintance
with the authors 'Poems," ''Studies tor
Stories," and "Stores told to Child" have
been realized. The pervading poetic sense
OF the real and ideal, and the appreciation of
woman's life that sang for us the ''Songs of
Seven," have dictated the present work-an
unrhymed poem. The first chapters are made
up of the quaint souvenirs of childhood,
baby tears and baby smiles, sweet with the
faint fragrance of long-dead flowers; of days
when the skies seemed higher, the bells rang
clearer, and birds sang wonder-stories and all
was a true fairy-tale. No hand could depict
the curious fancies and superstitions that
haunt the brain of an imaginative child,
more decately and truthfully than Miss In
gelow has done. And when later the hero
inc Dorothea and her brother Tom are trans
tered from their home in the quiet riverside
town to their uncle's ship, the interest only
changes, without in the least diminishing;
and the fresh sea-breeze, the rocking waves
and the bluff, strong-hearted sailor uncle are
described with the same vigor and fidelity to
nature. Terribly realistic is the description
of the burning ship; and among its passen-
gers, rescued by uncle Rollin and his brave
men, we do not at once recognize the hero
of the novel, in his first appearance, any
more than does Dorothea, so smoky and be-
grimed is he. In the scene where Dorothea
ties up her nosegay, Miss Ingelow breaks in
to sweet dissertation, that for its delicacy
of instinct recalls the well-known words of
Perdita. The genius of Miss Ingelow is most
eceptive-impressions of human character,
of natural scenery, the evanescent sentiment
of a rosy, passing cloud or bird in the blue,
are at once placed before us in clear and nat
ura form The dramatis perSOng are very
! individual and well indicated. Dorothea's
womanly nature Mr. Brandon's strong, man
| ly character, Tom, Miss Tott, whose morbid
| sentimentality is very amusing in print, how
ever unpleasantit might be in real life, the ire
p:essbe Valentine, lite and torment of the ge-
| nial family circle, and who, through weakness
rather than wickedness, supplies the necessa-
| ry shade of the sunny picture-all these are
very real personages to lis. Lest we should
mar the pleasure of our readers we will NOT
attempt to give any resume of the Mot ot
"Ofi the Skelligs,' which is original and full
OF interest throughout, and free from the
least suspicion Of anything commonplace or
sensational. In closing this brief notice, we
must De allowed to congratulate Miss Ingelow
on having written most charming WORK OF
fiction, and so placing herself high among
the novelists, as she has already done among
the poets of the present day. (PuDhsneq py
Roberts Brothers, Boston. For sale ny hof-
ing, Short & Harmon.)
CAMPING Our. Edited by G. A. Stevens.
This is the first volume of the "Young
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

In his book on Chronic Diseases Dr. Pierce
says of his Golden Medical Discovery:
God, 1 believe, has instilled into the roots
and plants from which this wonderful medicine
is extracted, the healing proprietes, by the use
OF which Consumption, the scourge of the hu-
man family, may in its early stages be prompt
ty arrested and permanently cured. do not
wish to delude, fiatter and then dsappoint the
afflicted by asserting that this can be accom-
plished when the lungs are half consumed, as
many do who, being devoid of all conscience.
aim to humbug the afflicted, that they may sell
their often worse than worthless compounds.
But if my Golden Medical Discovery is employ
ed in the first or carly stages of the disease, L
know from ample observation and actual test
in hundreds of cases, that it will arrest the dis.
ease and restore health and strength
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-16

AT length it is proved that man has more
vanity than woman. This is the way that
it came to pass: A curious investigator watch
ed while thousand man passed looking
glass used as sign on the sidewalk in Broad
way The result of his observation showed
that nine hundredand ninety-nine men glanc-
ed complacently at their image as they pass
ed. The other man was blind. Four hun
dred and fiity-two women passed during the
same hour and half, and none of them
looked in the mirror-all of them being en-
gagged ntently examininge geach others appear
ance and dress.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-16

r 81 large black Newfoundland Dog about
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-16
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-11-16

A st. Paul COW desired to call upon a friend.
A gate was in her way, which she proceeded
to open. She opened it considerably more
than she calculated to do, for it slipped off
its hinges and slipped on her horns. She
was considerably disturbed in mind, that
COW, for the gate was big. She gave one
tragic shrek, then ran; and at the end of the
the seventh mile fell down exhausted, like
wise surprised, for that identical gate was
still upon her horns.
An inebriated stranger precipitated himself
down the depot stairs, the other morning,
and on striking the landing, reproachfully
apostrophised himself with: ''If you'd bin
wantin' to GENE down stairs why in thunder
fool, an I'd come with yon, an showed
you the way