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Humans share with Horses th,

benefits derivab;e from the world-re-
nowned MEXICAN MUSTANG LrS1MENr.
The most irrefragable testimony estab-
fishes the fact that this wondrous balm
exerts the same soothing and healing in
fuence when applied to the human Gu
ticle, that it does in cases Of SPAWN,
founders, ringbone, poll evil, scratches,
wind gall and other ailments of the horse
which require outward treatment. It is,
in fact, the most effectual of all exter-
nal remedies for rheumatism, govt, stiff
ness OF the neck. neuralgia, sore throat,
swellings, cuts and bruises of all kinds.
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cincinnati: Market.

CrNcMrArr July IS
COTTON--D Demand good At full prices;lois
middling, 241sc.
FLOUR-Demaua fair and market Err
family 81 90 10 Z 25.
Z WF1EAr--ola 9 so new u IS
CORN--49c
RYE-$ 67 TO CO.
OATS-30 Csc.
BARLEY-70 to SOC.
= PROVlSIONsS--PoIk; IL
\. ~LARD--9Kc.
HOGS 81 "a 10
EGGS-l4c.
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The Cincinnati Commercial pietends
to believe the Democratic party deal.
Will it please explain the situation in
this STATE, where that party is running
a straight ticket and maintaining its OLD
organization and following iss old lea
ders p Muncio Times.
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John Henry Brown of Dallas, affectio- ate.
ly writes to the Richmond, Ind, Radical:
"Carpet-b9ggery lis all that lies between
northern man and ourseives.'' This is kind
Of John Henry; we believe he was from
Pennsylvania. But, had he stopped to re-
hect : moment we are inclined to think he
might have opened the door for immigra ton a
little wider without doing any violence Ia his
feelings lie might have said, Republican
carpet-brg.e.y is all that lies between a
northern man and ourselves" This would
adIit Democratic carpet baggars, of the
Conner stripe, for instance, to whom We have'
never heard of his objecting. but, on the
contrary, is ready to help into offiss. Waco
Texas, Register.
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Fellow-citizens, save yourselves
anxiety, and shoeleather, by going
to Mccullough 4 Grice's, No. 800,
Main street, for not only every
thing in the seasonable line of
fruits and vegetables; but fresh
Family Groceries, of all kinds, and
of the BEST.
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Old Cl1!gss MADE new.

By getting them cleaned or
dyed and repaired by Geo. w.
Peel, at 327 Main Street. The
grease spots warranted not to
return, and as cheap as any
living man can do them. Give
him a call.
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GOING SOUTH.

No. 9 arrives State Line At 1855 p. M, and
No. 10 at e;l0 .. m. No. ] leaves Chicago
Daily, except Saturday. No. 10 leaves Lo-
gansport Daily, Except Monday. All other
Trains start Daily, except Sunday.
FIR. MYERS,
Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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Elliott Hugou are Offering furniture cheap
er than ever. II you want to procure bagains
now is the time to do It,
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j. NJ. Westcost, is purchasing
new wheat. and it Is of excellent
quality and very plump. He
wants all he can get.
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Judge Test, formerly of old
Wayne, who was reported for
Greeley, is making speeches for
Grant and the Republican pariy.
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Reduced Postage to Switzerland.

Postage to Switzerland, via.
Bremen q Hamburg steamers, has
been reduced to 8 cents for each
half ounce or fraction.
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LOO AL RECORD.
H. C. DICKINSON, Jeweler. gee
Main Street loom
Camp Meeting.

The Richmond District Camp Meeting, will
commence on Thursday, August 18th. 1872, at
.loL O'Clock Q. N. AL the Minister'S are in
vitsd TO attend. For tents and other infor-
nation inquire Of 8. F. Medaris, PresidSnt,
near the Grounds. = les g
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Isaac Julian, thus announces the Resu!t
OF the Baltimore Democratic Convention, in
his Radical of July IL
The Cincinnati Platform and Greeley's
letter OF Acceptance were unanimously adopt
ed. and Greeley 4 Brown nominated without
dissenting voice. Glory enough for one
day
On the first of Feb. last this same editor
said:
The reasonable Democracy viii never be
able to get over its past damning record.
Has the nomination Of Horace Greeley and
Gratz Brown, by this Democratic Baltimore
Convention, enabled that REASONABLE party
to get over Its past damuing record ? Will
the editor Of the Radieal riaa and explain
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DIED.

In this city. on Saturday last, at 10
o'clock after an illness Of over one year. OF
Pulmonary Consumption, Mrs. Eliza Mcneil.
wife Of Robert A Mcneil. aged "a years, 2
months and days,
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Grant 4 Wilson aud Greeley 4
Brown Pencils, sold at the East
end Of thelP' @.
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McCaiiough d Grice, have Just
the articles you need in the Gro.
Gerry and Vegetable lines.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Kew. S. L. Yourtee, Of the Gin
cianati Conference will preach 1T
Grace Church morning and even-
ing next Sabbath.
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DEATH OF w. s. BALLENaER,

DEATH OF w. s. BALLENGER.
It will be sad news to our citi-
zens to know that their esteem
ed fellow-townsman, w. s. Bal
lenger, is dead. Mr.. B. was a
resident Of Cambridge and our
county for fifteen years past, a
practicing lawyer ever since he
came among us and for one term
a representative Of the people
in the Legislature. He has been
afflicted for some months past
with consumption and recently
failed rapidly. He died yester
day about half past two o'clock,
A more extended notice will be
given next week. Cambridge
Tribune, July Is.
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Averill Chemical Paihtat Com
mons, tt
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Isaac Commons sole sgent for
A. G. Paint If
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aHymnal Of the Episcopal church at
Nicholsons.
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Get A. c. Paint at Commons
near Depot. I1,f
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DEATH OF Mrs. ELIAsoK. On
Monday last, at Haryey's Station,
on the Panhandle Road, Mrs.
Sarah Eliason, wife of Mr.. Andrew
Eliason, and daughter Of Colonel
Enoch Railsback, of this vicinity,
was run over by the cars and kill
ed. She leaves a husband and
FIVE children to mourn her loss.
The jury empanneled in her case,
acquitted the employees of the
road Of any blanc Mrs. E. was
trying tC drive cow of the track
when the train approached and in
attempting to cross at the moment
when the train cam. up was struck.
Her skull was broken near the base
in the back of the head, and she
was otherwise bruised. She lived
scarcely an hour after the acct
dent.
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An influential Republican lawyer Of SaleD,
Y. c., writes that: = We are certain to
airy the election of Gov. Caldwell and the
ntire Republican ticket BY, I think. 10 .9ee
majority; the presidential majority will he
much larger. Grant il surs Of more demo
cratic votes than Greeley i Of Republican in
North Carolina. Both parties are making the
most strenuous efforts.
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Richmond Markets

corrected weekly by J. II. Wescott and
Thos. Nestor-the former gives Ms the prices
of Grain, and the latter, the prices Of other
produce and Groceries,
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Norway White Pine, ash and
Walnut Flooring at ohnson's.
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The PALLADIUM supports "Our
Great Captain a true, independ.
ent, honest man"for the Presi-
dency. and aow is the. time to
subscribe for it, during The cam
Paign, at only rs cents
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Now is the time to subscribe
or the PALLADIUM.
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Averill Chemical Paint is the
best. If
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New Hymnal at Nicholson's Odd
Fellows building.
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Choice Magazines ct the East
end or the P0stofiice. II
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Now is the time to subscribe
for the PALLADIUM.
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Letter-paper, Envelopes, &C.. at
the East end Of the Postoffice.
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Harpers Lady's Book, Ledger.
Weekly, &c at the Fast end of
the .PostciIice.
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Rev. A. A. Brown, has departed
for his new field Of laDofs and
Rev. F. A. Hasty, has arrived.
He enters upon duty at Central NJ.
q, Church tomorrow.
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The celebrated Hoosier Drill. is
Tor sale at j. NJ. Westcotts.
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On Saturday, the 9th inst, the
colored folks will hold grand
picnic at Newport. ct which Gen.
Tom Browne and other speakers
are expected to be present.
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~ Office open from 7:l5 A. y. to 1880
Pm. On Sunday, from S:00to 1000 AN
B. W. DAVIS. P. N.
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Straw hats ofall the latest sty-
les at Suffr;ns' hat store.
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Those who think Of supporting the Greeley
ticket should not lose eight Of ths fact that in
citing for Greeley they NAY b boosting
irsts Brown into the presidential chair.
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q. n. . TT. WAYNE h. n.
GOING SOUTH.
Freight 80. 5;ooam Express -..s e;45pm
Mail. ....... 3;00pm Mail 80. 9;45am
Express. ...1o ;A0am Freight, -. 3;25pm
MAILS-Arrival. and Departure.
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A gentleman from New York, an cd
-esidsnt, and thofoughly posted in the
'ievious politics o. that state, ~ in the
saty yesterday, and reports that Grant
nd Wilson will carry TIA electoral vote
Z New York BY from hltesn to twenty
thousand majority. Other advicss from
everal parts OF tbs state. asv uniformly
Avorable to the success Of The Republican
,tcket.-Inter Ocean:
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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
= =
CAPE MAY ASHJONS.

H.. Zane MAY Daily Waus describes sew
:, !nu nrstty seaside costumes a. follows:
~ ~ ri number of dresses perpared for
MA Nav con,itsof a pale blue silk dotted
W. w. - Nth pjnk rOspbuds and trimmed with
.,na If white organdie muslin cut out, and
ls.I sa.S with lace. Square bodice. basque back,
(.Hi1.lrryrs finished with piaitingsn Ut muslin.
hsr toilette con Ii>ts OF a tonic OF enbrOi-
.sd hati.t., bsrderrd with deep guipurr
I ~ ,bs shade the material, ~ver a skirt OF
H. s M ea-Vreen .faale. covered to the waist
nh narrow pink-d out fi"uncr. Ihe orna-
"n,aI ioopny up at thc back and sides is
t.,;a .,tsa hi by mixing the gu'pure lace with
,.. s.,u md snd4 of sea green faslie ribbon.
"a very pretty dinner dress is Of pale blue
; trimmed with narrow flounces, pinked
!, unon the edge and overlapping each
~, vest of ecru .taille is added to the
'oas waist and trimmed with rich lace OF
Iame shade. The coat sleeves are OF
M faille with two puffS, one at the top,
,inrr near the elbow, Of blue silk. A
(w of puipure insertion of scru shade laid
,r the fd,Ae between.
"a p,r,opla tuiirtte of CretOnne chintz,
kmmrd with black velvet bows, is worn for
"rn,nr nsqlige with ParnlrIa hat trimmed
{ith black velvet aud wild flo ,"rs.
"Thick white suits are very little worn, but
No thn white toilets are of the highest dis
octup for evening wear. The most admir-
Ar. soft and lowing, very little trimmed
hl tllp skirt, but accompanied by fchu or
hrv Aatoiaetts' scarf bOrd'rrd with white
sl+ncennps lace, and tied AT the back.
"A novelty in bathing costumes is made
white cashmere flannel the kind called
liant flannel The suit On>ists of trowserS
Nd tunic edged with narrow stripes OF blue
Id scarlet flannel, pinkrd out upon the edge.
me popularity about them is that on coming
Id o tIle water it Is difficult to tell that the
xarers have an thing Oh at all.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
,,-rLe eY LITTLE.

A.. nav years come. and tAs old years so'
a', ,,,,Io r Ay Iittla. all things grow --., -.
- ., ,hius. @ srow-and oil decay
y VI. hy little passinG sway st.t"5. .~.te
W. w =, :, IittIs. on fertile p'nin' tf'
sas " ,bs haryests of golden grain
psn si,. and flashing in the sun.
avn. srrm.r At last is done. .lt-.
.,,. w. nv little they ripen so'
,l' ~. new years come. and the old years 60
=, ,be ground an acorn lies. 5,sI I
Y ,;,,,s Il mounts to the skies.
|,s Il ,O :, and nd shelter for wandering herd',
Paavr s,r - a hundred singing birds.
',s .Is by tU little the srent rocks grew.
t' ,",. :, AGO. when the world was new;
"., and silently. stately and free,
Ey.. ~. of coral under under the sea-
f.,,. y. bv little are bu,lded-whiles SO
~" nav years come. and the old years CO.
..,. !, little all tasks are done; .-5.
Ff". y. crowns of the faithful Won. ),
~ ysn IN our hearts begun. is5 ID.
a,t and with weeping. with laughter and
play. .
nj. BY little. the longest day.
~. a.ha ,on9est life are passing away
m s.na m without return while so
'a. ar ,e,rs come, md the old years go.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
LIQUOR STORE h SALOON! !!
" q HOOK.

sySC Thankful to- past fsvors. respectfully in
s3HS forms his iriecds and the public that be has
- htted up and rsnovated his s.loor. No I
has addict; bis present business that OF liquor
store. where he sill keep constantly on hand and
sell, wht lesaie and retail the best
forelsn and domestic brands OF wines anu liquors.
al,oig which are dePuyis 3 Co.'s Vt.rd brandy.
told and very 6ne navors v Mhlsk.y.-A.A \ h. =.
Oversholt's NIX copper distilled Old Rye tysry
nsbs,s ~ ian. nn ef,S.s OF ste
Wines gnd Fancy Liquors. sucn as Old Burgundy
Port, Sherry. tIaret. &c, &c. Also. Ginger Laven
der and Blackberry Brankes Very fine sparkling
Ale On draught. w. HOOK.
n. H.--Don't 10 -set. So.4 Fourth strs.t
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

that the tools are carried into the air r.o.,
descriptions Of eye-wi,neases this ia nroh.b,"
the greatest gas we'll every struck il ,na
region, UP to last evening the sas showed ~, ~.
signs Of being exhG6sted. The pconis IN ,s., ~
vicinity are very much alarmed, and The - c.,,ia I
run about the fields perfectly wild with fr;ah, a,
Great care should be taken that Gre il moi ~,
munica'ed to this column of gaa,for If sny n nun.
Der OF pe0ple should happen TO be in the inns.
I,ate vicinity, repetition Of the oelehr,,ed
Rouseville disaster might take place" ''e'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

REMARKABLE On WKLL.-TREMENpous
FLOW OF GAs.-The Titusville (Pa.) Courier
E'e' ah account Of a tremendous Row Of gas
na seu 'ie Newton well, on the Nelson farm six
Ies north from rilusville. which has been
".a ,ss about twenty days. and has continuously
four,o Iorlh such IA volume of gas that il was
."u ''ii Possible to Jump it,as the valves would
.r' cork. That lmI-r says: =.e5
Inc tubing WAS pulled Wednesday, and the
.em was ca,e' in order to let the gas blow OF,
v,. "a' y night be pumped. Alter the casing
na. @ pu' u the sand pump was lowered for the
ro'e .l o' sglt,t'ng the we'll ,and the gas raised
,h' a'ama ot water, throwing a solid stream into
,.. ae a'r hnndied feet. The noise was terrific.
,- wv ooa'd be heard for distance OF more than
i.. H." mites The noise was something like the
=, w. 'oaroi thunder, and when the column burst
roa.eP "P y threw water each way for fifteen
IN nv =. y an the well. The water was exhaua,ed
of u. ~, ,~enty live minate., and then column
S6s ~aio~ed, r'sng with iremendou, force
-: l .e1' aoove the de,r ok. The Gullsa,rinR OF
%skes roaring noise thar can be distinctly
ill., -. "o miles from the we'll The noise sounds
c.s .ne r'-hlng Of whirlwind. The column
b 0Os ~ seen mile from the we'll. No tools can
~ H;'. 'o ''e veil A soon rs the attempt il
wan such force does the xas come ou.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
l07 East Water St., Wilm ing ton, De

- The subscriber having taken the above
~: Hotel, is now prepared, 70 fccomncdAts
travellers and boar isra, HIS tsb!s will be
his bar with pure and choice liagors. Rooms airy
and beds sept 10 lertsct order. The friends oflhe
Lsueh every day from from 10 to u Cool Lassr
Beer alwAys On draueht. t7
Apll-dSR -, 49, JOHN bVVECkL11N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
Girl outraged and Muvdered-Tt1e
Cu:pritS Iynched.

CINCINNATI, July 9.-On Monday, June "a,
ke body Of Mary Seure,an orphan girl, IA years
la who had been living with her grandparents
l Liberty township, Mercer county, was found
! dense woods, terribly mutilated. Her head
a nearly severed from the trunk, and hogs
lad devoured greater portion Of her limbs.
Il was discovered that she had been outraged
Ind her throat cut She hadbeen missing from
previous Sunday, when the last seen Of her
Seing by some Sunday schoo. companions An
Investigation at once took place, and suspicion
reced towards disreputable family named
kmble. They were known 10 have been drunk
hat day, and in company with peddler named
4cCloud.
The party We're arrested, and told cnntradic-
bry stories. On the clothing Of Andrews, Kim
ls and McClJud were found blood stains, and
n the bride of one Of their horses was attached
piece Of ribbon belonging to the unfortunate
1irl Absalom Kimble, another of the party,
old story Of the crime, the details of which
70 lno shocking TO relate. His story places the
uils on his partners.
Ii was not believed however. He and Jacob
Zimble,and Albert McCioud were incarcreated
nd Andrew Kinble was held as a Witness he
l6ering to turn States evidence. The hearing
Rs to have taken place to-day, but the people
we're 50 intensely exasi Grated that yesterday
hey assembled in great numbers before the jail
ook the keys from the iailer and removed the
|hree prisoners to wagon and drove of 10 the
lsoe ofthe murder, and there IL NO doubt bu
Ehst hey have been tynched. The people were
Fsy qie, and orderly, but the feeling Of re.
Penge I,r the terrible crime was too great to b.
pvercOme.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

year.
one-half of the Missouri collegians study
theology.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
flour', ffed, &c.
FLOUR, teEO AND MAIN.

OF Ill the hest trands. ALWAYS On hand stthe Flour
Store OF
faiSs sitss. 4, ta.aS,
DnScisens .i iHt New 's.i,.s. ts0nsn
m Frnni srret. tua. 81 tisyh- e.aehs ia N'nt oi
,nytntf. . a. lat !Ilr woI - la = -lre n,t caii
b.f.r. - chasing elsewhere. =. set ali the he,i
brands o. Ela.l. hour. feed hyv and grain m the
low .st n.afke rttos and ali parts Of the city
zee vi eXti, charge. .hsuodia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10

THE LARGEST SroNE YEr-Gen. 0. f.
, DC OK, our enter rising Commissioner Of Pub.
|c Buildings, has given an order to the owner Of
|he Cape Ann Grant,. Company Of New Jersey,
p quarry and cut a stone % feet inches 10
kIsnsth; Il feet ! inch wide, and feet 10 inches
nlsh to be used as the base of the Scott statue
20 be erected at the intersection of Massachu-
'n and Rhode Island avenues aud Sixteenth
Lrset' This stone will weigh over enc hun
Hsa ions. The largest four heretofore quar-
terea and cut in this country are now securely
Es9ing at the north and south fronts Of the
reasury binding, one on each side Of The en-
.Ances' Each OF these measures about 800
|S1elc ieet while the one ordered by General
Isoe'ck Will measure about ! 300 cubic feet
:" me enltre base AID statue there will he nc
lcLI.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
FLOUR 4 FEED STORE,
No. 1880 KING ST.
JAMES G. MORROW,

3{8 Ally that he has a good assortment OF the
AH best Flour and Feed 81 his store. No. l33s
King street. next door to fourseonth. which he /
selling a. the lowest market rates. 1'e
Hi. wagons supply families daily with Aouy 10
large or small quantities. 70 all parts OF ths city
sIIed lis is also axsp, 1t the sale Of Nj Carmel
Locust Mountain and Lehigh COAL, aud Is prep AIRED
20 furnish geod article Vt the lowest price.
l6ian6n ..ljz.r
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-10
Talk at the To,ls%.

Every iady's maid knows that the he
witcnlng beings who pave their ,riumphan
way with conquered hearts, regard splendid
head Of hair the most effective Of ali wo-
manly facinatious. They believe. and ,hev re-
rlKh that they can 'lasso" as many bysux
with the luxnriant ringlets and glossy br ids
as they can Kill at sight with their bea,ninc
eyes. Hence In their "toi.et talk" among
themselves and with their attendants. The thss
sr,.s ol PREPARATIONS for the hair are freely
cussion seems to be the almost universal
adoption Of LYONS KArHARIoN as an article
h...ei .er adapted 70 promote the growth and
o-auty OF the ''Chief Glory of Woman" than
any other at present before the world. They
say tnat without irritating the skin of the
mead It eradicates dandruff, and that it pero
trates below the surface to the roots Of the
halr, endowinP them with new life and yinor.
CALL ACCEPTED. Rev J. F Clymer, past
of Asbury NJ. f. Church of S,nyrna. W. mn .
derstand, las received call to a church in
Massachusetts,, which he has accepted. lie
expects to leave for his new field of labor,
about July 3lst.
The New York herald., 1872-07-13
TELEGRAM TO the NEW york HERALD.

LONDON, July IL, 1872
The London journals comment as follows on the
nomination of Mr.. Greeley to the Presidency by the
Baltimore Conventon:-
The Advertiser confesses that its "sympathies are
entirely with Mr. Greeley as a newspaper man."
The London Post declares that "such nagrant
red,tctto ad doSurdun viii largely tend to bring
about an abandonment Of the system whereby the
people OF America have so long been deprived OF
ali real choice for their Presidents"
The London Telegraph styles Mr.. Greeley "a politi
cal weathercock," and says ''as democrat sup
ported by the South, he Is endeavoring to unseat
the General who saved the Union"
The London Standard thinks "Mr. Greeley would
not be an eligible candidate were 1t not for his
electioneerng strength. He is as honest as
partisan can be, and he shows occasionally glimpses
OF rough, good sense; but he is violent In dsposi-
tion, without regular education and devoid Of ex-
perience in the administration of public afalrs-in
fact, he is respectable yeoman Of the last genera
tion. Although Greeley Is inferior to Adams, he ls
not Inferior to Grant. We do not believe that If he
is elected his subordinates will be appointed from
the Tribune Off1ce.n