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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29
From the st Clairsville Gazette.
WEDN:EsS EETE,


| Mr.. EDIToR-Our little village was in all its
serenity on the morning Of the eighth, when a
carriage drove into town from the northeast,
with an express thata wedding party was to visit
our place. In few minutes the news went from
house to house, land each one anxiously awaiting
the arrival In about half an hour down they
came with five carriages filed, in full speed with
their horses tastefully harnossed, as we'll as
themselves. They drove through town until
they came in front Of the parsonage, then form
ing circle around the door; the waiter then
reached forth the necessary credentials to the
minister, he then proceeded, with few prelim
inaries, to pronounce them man and wife, as
they were seated in the carriage. The party
thon returned to their native village, with the
mandates Of the law fulfilled. This was some
thing new to most of us--neyer having heard OF
a similar circums mstancc-and thinking that prob
ably some of your readers might wish to follow
the example, as in my opinion it is worthy of i'm
itation. 1t looks well, and the parties did not
appear frightened, but looked as though were
holding conversation with some one. That
however will he owing to the individuals fancy
whether it looks well or not. / think it will be
adopted by many as the incest maner of getting
up that kind ola party We hope that the cit
zens Of their native village will receive them in
q cordial manner on their return. We wish
them success through life's chequered scenes,
and safe haven ofIest in that blessed world to
come. q. IL. L.
Uniontown, Oct s, 1857
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29

'TEAMsTERs ATTENTIoN.--Dr. Tobias Vene-
tan Horse Lniment in pintbott Price so ct
warranted cheaper and better than any other ar
tcle ever offered to the public for the cure Of
cuts, Calls, Sprains, Lameness, Overheating, &c.
Keep bottle in the stable it has saved many a
valuable horse. None genuine unless signed s.
/. Tobias. Depot Sc Cortlandt street New
York
T.sH Logan & Co., Wheelingi John ,Bea and s.
Hamilton, Cadiz a. Jul. Schreiber,- MoOreheld; M.
Jolly, New Markek WllliaIGs a. Cusar Perrysyille.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29

MACHINERY or THE HUMAN FRAME--Very
few, even mechanics are aware how much ma.
chinery there is even in their own bodies Not
only are there hinges and joints in tbs bone.;
but there are valves in the veins, forcing pump
in the heart, and other curiosities. One Of the
muscles Of the eye forms a real pulley. The
bones which support the body are made precise
ly in that form which has boon calculated by
maVheihauciai's 70 70 sllonsoSs .or pliiars IN
supporting columns--that Of hollow cylinders.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29

HoILowAY's OINTMENT AND PiLLk--Erup.
tions that attack the face, neck and arms are
terribly annoying to ladies': Too Frequently en-.
rirical lotions embrocations, washes, &c. are re-
sorted 10. These generally fix the disease In
tie skin, the clearness, softness and smoothness
ofwhich perinanantly impair. Ladies Who
,alue transparent and spot!css compicxion
are recommended TO use Hollwavts Ointment.
and nothing else save, (save occasional safnen-
ions Of tepid watcr,) for the removal Of pinples
bols, blotchas, tan, chaps, salt rhaum, rashes,
and other bemishing superficial disorders. III
Will cure sore eyes, relieving the inhansetinn
and pain on the lids almost iintlet iltely. YtM
atvisatls to'administer occasional doses 81 M
Pills in all cases Of erupsivo disorders. Beware
ofcounterieitss soc Caution at tAs foot Of uollo-
ways advertisements.
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Z. KILLED HEB LovER-.A young lady named
Smith, in Charles City County, Va, playlully
SNAPPED gun at her lover, Samuel Throg, on
Wednesday last, supposng it to be empty, UI-
fortunately it happened to be loaded, and VIII, n
the trigger was pulled it exploded, depositng
the contents in the side Of his head, killing
him instantly.
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ErGttiaS Between EH3or3i TcEes Dlp
aaaa Ea,scnt"-iFlac SSsgicIscst EiImc
GE2 ESPelFeS.

1t may have been the result ola report that
the race between these, the fastest horses in the
world was jockied race at Springfield that 50
few were present at thc race Of Saturday We
have frequently seen as large crowd gathered
to witness brush between two horses of the
city, when the time made by the winner was all
OF 3.O5, called by courtesy, 265.
at aquarter of three the horses were brought
up Both were in seemingly good cond ton;
bnt ifthere ever was II'ien less being in the
world it was Flora Temple them There were
scarcely enough favorable to her to take the bet,
offered against her, even with an odds of two to
one, or one hundred to forty, At the first
quarter ofthe first mile Flora threw her shoe,
! and this undoubtedly, lost the heat to her.
! Damages repaired, the race flushed as per the
I following:
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"E's e4visse !ss Prepare 10 Slaous."
The Marion (Ala,) Commonwealth relates the

"E's GU'i.se Gss Prepare 10 Shout"
The Marion (Ala,) CommonweaHA relates the
following story:
Forso time hack the negroes of this place
have had a religious revival going on in the
Net odist Church, and which, we learn, has
resulted in some good. The other night a lu-
dlcrous incident took place, which for some time
threatened to mar the enjoyment fthe darkies.
v hile everything seemed to be going on to the
entire satisfaction Of the leaders Of the meeting
a ,all, black looking son of Africa deliberately
rose in the congregation and commenced pull
ing his coat off, as if preparng either to thrash
some other darkcy, or give the devil if he were
present, the best fight be could preparatory
to closing the meeting All eyes were turned
upon the comcal attitude of the dalkey, and
some Of the more timid began to fear that a
melee was about to take place in the church,
This: however was not the case; for our African
convert, seeing the stir that was being made,
and the apparent agitation Of the Hhola Assem-.
bly,, halloOod out at the top of his voice: "Bred-
ering and sisters, don't he frightened Is only
gwinc to prepare to shout' and he gave one Of
those unearthly yells which vibrated through
the church and shook the windows as if the
house were falling. The darkey had to make
tracks, or, to use the language of another dar-
key, was tumbled head foremost right out oil
the doors by some of the brethren.
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EpitaKh Upon an Avaricious NAN
Arrest beneath this churohyard stone,
Lies stingy Jimmy Wyatt;
I1I1V 7FFFIE "EEE1'T'y - wv 7 =
He died one morning ust at ten,
And saved a dinner by il.

0Fy-Dr. Franklin, speaking of education, says:
-'If man empties his purse into his head, no
man can take it away from him. An invest
ment of knowledge always pays the best inter
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29

MERCHANTS GARGLIEG OIL.-ThiS valuable
medicine combines the necessary Qualities to en-.
title it to public favor. long experience furnish
eS ample testimony that as Linimcnt adapted
to meet the wants and emergencies of all classes
Merchants Grygying OIL in its appropriateness tC
benefit man and beast merits the appreciation
with which it is received Possessing in a higi
degree Incorporates Of an anodyne and rcstor
atiye, it has wonderful influence over many
painful diseases. Its great efficacy to heal is at.
tributabIs to the chemical combination Of 'hC
choice ingredients ofwhich it is composed Sec
advertisement in another column.
Read the following notice.
From. the Galesburgh, ILL.,, Democrat, of Oct
10. 1856.
We seldom call attention to Patent Medicines
ealtor{oAy but from very reliable sources We
learn that "Nerlaats GugARg or manuactu
red by M. II. Tucker & Co., Lockport, n. Y.
is an article, a Liniment eminently worthy o
patronage, and is fully sutained, by its nsc, ir
the recommendation otits friends.
1t is scientific preparation, based upon chem.
ical principles, and therby commends ITSELF tt
tho confidence of the people 1t is put up in a
pleasant form for family use, and is an ndespon-
sible article in the nursery, as its application in
cases OF accident and sudden emergencies will
frequently develop.
The original preparation for animals is highly
appreciated by thefarrier, and often restores by
It's application in cases where rival Liniments
have failed.
The genuine article is sold in this town, whole
sale and retail by |, Deano & Co Of Thoni pam
phlets canbe obtained gratutous, showing its
utility
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-10-29

Flora Temple Ito ha'noss,) Q l 2 -
Lancet, [undcr saddlo,) l 2 l -
G'i,nn--0 .34tt O.2l. 0.oS o.oQ

The third mile made by Lancet on a halfmlle
track in 2;25, is entitled 20 an allowance oftwo
seconds, making the time 2:23--the quickest
time on record. Three feet from the inside of
the track, the distance twice around is ten feet
over mile. Flora Temple is insured for $2O,-
600. The track is of clay and gravel, and one
OF the best in the country. The only objection
to it is, that it is only half mile circuit
RNtt0rN PreSs.
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a,snismwes OF rEissEn.

1key send wheat to Cork from Jcrusalem!--
Think of huge harvester kicking up a dust on
one ofthe very heights where Judahs daughters
sang their evening songs!
A while ago, somebody put a snorting, sput.
terins little steamer on the "Iawny liber, ''and
somebody else was laying about himright man
fully, the tall oats on Marathons glory lighted
plain!
What if some Yankee should announce ZEN
tertainment los man and beast" on the spot
whence pious Eeneas bore his household gods
or cry charcoal" where Troy $ great prince be-
walled his loved and lost Creusa
Tho day may come, when he who would lin
ger amid the groves once vocal with the sweet
Ionic Of the olden time will be jostled by news
boys and disturbed by the quick painting of an
age that never winks; and when he turns from
the dusty thoroughawe to escape the eddyjng
tide, and rests his foot upon turf once pressed
by the maids OF Athens, stays that step as the
placard stares him in the face, like tombstoneS
the cherished past; Gentlemen are requested
to keep off the grass!
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-04

1857. SPRING GOODS. 1851.
Large Arrival Of Fresh Stock for Spring.
SHTE ALL to and look at s'lendid goods.
VV We are determined this Spring take he lead in
selling oots and Shoes low prices and Goods will do
it, Just call in ana let show We have them
certain. and is worth while to drop in and the
y cat fashions. mhio MCREA a WELLS.
u AIDES GttrEHS.-A large assortment at all prices
Il rom the manu- fseturers direct.
mhlS NCREA 4 WELLS.
HgL.ACK AND BRONZE TOILET sIiPs-These
Cd beauties again hand. and supply ysurselft be-
thev they Also few dozen wrought morning Slips
mhls McESA s WELLS' First street.
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River, and their coal from our own mines.-
There are six large Touring mills, two furni-
tue factories, one hub aud spoke, one soap
scale. We have also eight saving, and plan
ing mills, one paper mill, two upholsterers
and several other factories of great Importance
to the city. 1t is estimated by George Foster &
Co., that the last years increase in manufac-
turing amounted to about 150 per cent over
any previous year. New shops, and yard for
building all sorts of boats. from the large
steamers down, are being established, and it
is probable that our industrial increase will
be greater this, than any previous year.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

spfA BALES fresh oakuw for sale cheap close consisn
Cd u ment dee9 y. q. ORiLET 90.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
nRDERED that the owners of lots parts Of lots the
~ wst side of Third 3) street. between Main aud Syct-
the along said lots he paved
with width and nine
inches depth inclusive also Of good stone curling said
paving TO he completed before the st day Of June 1857
and default thereof the Street Commissioner is
perform said work. and the and arising
tLsrefro will be collected By sale said
lot much thereof as will satisfy said lien cost,.
By order OF Council. WELL IL. WALKER. Cierk.
volksbose copy tili Jrre ist mh2o-.d
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RAILROADS, &c.
r A [ l. r O A d
WiNTErc aHwaNCCnrs,r

AN and after Monday Dee Isl. until further e.ee
~ The Nail Passenger Train will leave Granville
iiO p VI. arriving Vneennes 400 p. in dine n
connect with the Evening train Ohio
Railroad for St Louis and Ceatra Illinois Terre Haue
di5 r. NJ and Indianapolis sc IO5 A. M making diree
for Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland Paiiads
phia. New York aud Baltimore.
Returning-e1y TerreHaute at $3.50 p thc
rival OF train from acknowledgements Evansville at
900 p. NJ.
Pass.nzersby this train caa come from Sc
u ald Louisville same day Baggage checked a. Indiana
polls.
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JACOB SCHEU.sEy.

T1AIN tstwesn First and second, haves equal
NH IL sapsror OF purchasing oGers 70 his
of the largest and hes, selected stocks
Cigars Snnf Che rins SmokIg Tobacco which he can
and will sell house in the city.
nahlS-im
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STEAMBOATS,.
GREE. RIVER PACKET.

-GEh STEAMER UNION. REGULAR Ev-
E eSIEg.2~ ANSvILLE AND BOWLING GREEN
-. PACKET The fne steamer UNION
BOgEKTs having finished with all the latest
of 800 capacity. fast and very light
draugh will py regularly in the above trade. for which
she bue and olics liberal share Of public
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-04

HALLS JOURNAL OE HEALTH "a
ms prevent disease by moderate industries ard the
IN temperate enjoyment OF the good things this lie.-
IL advises medi cine advocates starvation This years
Disease and Crie, Cause of insanity and
Sacide Bodily Carriage. Position in Sleeping. Family
Music. How to make home happy. Thoughts for Parents
How live long, Cure Tor Corns Inverted Toe Nails Scar
let Fever ordinarily managed without medicine To
Halls iisi JouRS4L' OF HEALTH. NEW YORK;
mh3O-IwdAw H r.- ~-
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GREEN isIyEis PACKET.

,FMSAh THE we'll known aud fast steamboat w.
~ rss.S<sf a. EAvs.S. Capt. TBos AsHBY he's re-
zsS entered the trade for the season. and will
continue 20 make regular trips. The ac-
uois,iors for OF superior oree-. For
freight or Passage apply on board. teZl-sfn
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COi. WABASH RIVEls.

,f1l@ = THE fne steamer RANGER. PARR.
ltrYfS' Master. will be here to morrow to load for
the abovo destination and will regu.
isrly in the trade. Per freirhs or rsssase
apply on board ST 20 fei2-2w JOHN ). MITCHELL.
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Daily Freight Trains leave Eyaasvs and Terfoiaate a.
7 40 A. ~. on whicklocal passengers will BE taken.
B5- For information through Tickets ap-iy at the
Conn Tran Oce head of Locust street.
ansviile. decis j. j. DANIELS. Supi.
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ppMGh BUSHELS prime Ear Corn. reed per railroad
HNYh hY rnhI2 z a COOK q SON


E\hE Board of Trustees OF Pigeon Township yanderbug
n County. lad prepared receive sealed
up to Saturday the zst of March for building
heavy hutments bridge Pveca Greek
line OF Franklin the corporation Of La
CO. The woEk to be rock work the material Sand
stone and will contain about - Psrches 25 cubit feet
perchl monthly estimates will he made OF work
ca the SrouRa Of which 81 per Will be paid
cash d"~R Fhe Board retaining 10 per cent until the
reoa OF the job Pians and specification can be
aay required applying Mr. Philip Kramer
1t the business Of Decker & Kramer Main street.
Ian2l-tt
ameetirg Of the Trustees Of Pigeon Township held
tue 18th DAY OF March, 1885, 10 ordered that the time
receiving proposals Tor building bridge
Pigeon Creek be extended tn the 18th April 1857
InhI9-td JAS. g. HATCuErr. Township Clerk. l
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FOR THE WABASH.

fTnz@k RE1uLAR Evansville and Wabash iver
W ->>4si racket. steamer ARA ANSAW TSA-
e. 5asrs9 vkl.kR. ". KING. Master; will pig as a
regular packet during the season FOR
freight or passsge apply on hoard. fe1-f
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WABASH RIVER PACKET.

,EMz2~ THE Iigh. arauyht steamer KATE
lkS-t.sfl1 GARCHET Y. y. DEsoUcHEr. Master.
- EIt,l.aS will ron q regulsr packet between Ev-
ansville aud the different points ON the
ibash river during the entire season For ffgnt or
apply on board. fehip-tf
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ti1 p THE ligh. .dranrht steamer v. x. STE
SEE43' vENsON: Jony scL AsE; Ma:ter will
ocicek p. ~ positively. For ireshtOr passage arply
board & feIs
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10
MISCEILANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN ST. WHEELING


FALL AND WINTER TRADE,
CT0NR & THOMAS take pleasure II announcing that
~ they are nov In receipt 0f Teir mn Stock Of Fan aha
Winter
DFY Goods, Varieties and millinery CsooGs
1hey have Just received Their Second fHA Rureaases
which, added stock, U enable thrm pr1.
sent 70 the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest aud MOST DESIRABLE stOek snd
embracing the BEST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
ever offered 70 tlte Public. T-l' ssl
To their former variety they have added laIss Ock Of
and also beautiful line % choice FaFa satabls Tor TIE
winter 1F1de-to both Of which, we'll their stock
generaTs they invite the attention Of the Trade.
short ursVfoFls
Ing largely with thE Cash. thsy have done for many years
Nst well directly from the Importers, and ManAe-
tTs In some instaneeG they able 70 OeE nneFehs
CGab HHyefe, either the PIECE a. RETAIL,
uet the wants of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made, aud making ample furnish
the Public with one Of the best selected st9e Of goOs
their line In the West.
In this stock may Be fonnd fully
lt0O ys ehksepbraelng Of the hnest imported,
1900 - Preach MeFinoes, Oashmeres, BOmbAEues,
1hibsts and AaddOmias-of every quality and color
in striped Cashmeres aud RelaiHes-ImpoEtrd.
$50 ShaWts and C1oaLs-emhFacinR the Ffehegt
offered IN Wheeling.
$1,000 yds Ginshams Deba1es Delaines and Prints, and
6O,dOO " Of Observation-Disclosures the largest line of
American WOOlens and Cotton goods kept By any similar
house, 70 not by any house IN the city.
They have laid 10 their with view to closer eash
trade and pledge the Public that effort upon their
shall be wanting 70 please.
They feel confident that they can oGer Inducements 70
close enSh buyers eXeelled by in the West In
the United States No trouble to show gOOdsgo0ds
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers. 81
y Always on Eand' Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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TERMS: D..
For Fuu Course, tneIuaing ali DepGrtmeutse Of Book
EetpiTO, Leoturss and FtnmanEaip, iNUGriaOIy in
ESr T%x Course IL ladies Department 20
TNHE PRoPR1EroRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented sue
which have marked the career OF their nce
exertons meet, IN the most SGfeat HdHHer the
s9s eoa%se o. nsSsats aiiaG The great Practical
experience Of the Principal In heavy Banking and GCmmGr
men has ensbled him to bring to degree Of perfection
6T RrSiSEp BY Any OTHER INSTRUCTION Each
student by this process is drilled atthe DESK i"dtrid
Of an AcceuStants duties thoroughly noa04 he had
ToSS: and t61s a aEwardness; alternE and egresOus
blunders are, In great measure, dissipated,
.n tn w Sv. 20 o the services Of some Of the
Lecturers in Ohio, to lecture on commercial
Our course Of Instruction extended pareparize
RsEf ESRY Bo6R @
itsscenthc Principes-Leetures upon History
oEraphy CommrrciS Products Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics OF Trade Part
THE LADIES' DEPART1LENT
now opened for reception ofLadIcs No Institution In
the Union thorough or interesting course in
In conclusion, We would add that shall put forth
best merit in still eminent degree the nat
tRg s WIN u ay xaSa oSF % oe roa
course Of ercaHtle than can al any
Among the many reccOmmeiidatiOns give the follow
we the undersigned take pleasure testying that
personally acquainted with Mr. GrangeTs ability ian
highest order He has had great experiense Ac-
countant n heavy Commercial and Banking houIss wae1
KnOrOEedge q Book Keeping, and thorough Commercial
1. ]. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Of Farmer College
LoRIN ANDREWS,
PFssident Of KenyC' College.
To young men who wish to acquire "BIsin EdEcG-
ttOn We think 1t affords facilities very seldom
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-10

orr,cE-COrner of Main and Quincy streets
Ufft0 Entrance from Quincy st.
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Twice DAILY Sunday night excepted between Rich
i mOnd and Warrington City via GofdonsViue anu Alex
andIIa.
Hours Of departure a' s:as A. NJ and 1850 P. NJ
Returning leave washington...6 A. II. and Pm.
and ,Loon =, NJ
Baggage checks and Tickets given through between Rich
nSTa TLe sse y RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and benV In excellent order, and CARRYING TIE GREAT
SoRTIERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
ane Of ALWAYS securing connections as Is shown by aF
walls daily at Richmond and Washington city in Of
the Steamboat line. aEEn
PARH BRFWRRN RICHMOND WASHN0FoN. .topSS
An OMNIBUS Wil be found always ready to take through
and their baggage Of wearing apparel between
the two Depots of Charge with ample time TOR them 70
take their meals, whether going North or South
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danve aho
wohinTton at the OF the Road, now nearly COM
rleted Danvle. An Agent Of the Company W receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danve Road and At
tend their baggage all the Way 70 Washington Bal
tImore Depot: ,......L..
route. q, ,L,.,.. ... Mat
mond and Alexandria. I.l
= FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
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"Poor Old UnoIe Med, q

OCA O4A - AAO4O 8NG0s
HAnd he had no wool on the top Of bis head,
On the place where the wool ought 70 grow"
THERE are some folks a-days, the same Iauenta-
\ Ole hx with uneir Ned. They may change
song Of TO Of rejoicing, R they only use ne
means which Art offers 70 Nature, 70 aid her
EmeFnOn'o Hair Restorative,
Is a well known and valuable HAIR TONIC. There are
those In Wheeling who testify to is power preventing
the loss Of hair and in restOrng luxuant growth where
through seneSs or otherwise the hair had unfortunately
EmersOns Hair TOnic Is for sale BY
T. Il LOGAN 4 CO
decll Bridge COFnsr DrugEfstI