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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

Mr. BENTON IN Factory BoAKD1Na House..
MIR. Benton, in his late visit, called at "a fac
tory boarding house in Lowell, Mass, which he
thus describes: 'rhey live in large, stately,
elegant houses, and you enter in the same man
ner as you enter parlor in Washington. You
ring the bell and wait till the girl comes and
opens the door. You are shown into the parlor,
where yeu see the same kind of furniture as you
will in a Congressman's boarding house in
Washington city. You sit down and inquire
for whom you want. 1t was near dinner hour
when went up to one of these houses, and 1
carried my curiosity so far to ask the mistress
of the house to take me into thecookiug depart
ment and show me how she cooked. She said
she was taken unawares and was not prepared
for it said that that was exactly the thing
wanted; wanted to see it as it was every day.
Without more ado she opened the door and led
me in, and there was cooking going onin room
so neat that lady might sit there and carry on
her sewing or ornamental work. This was the
condition in which found the houses of the
operatives, and to all the comforts they add the
leisure to read and cultivate the mind. dwell
upon that, fellow citizens, as one of the circum-
stances which struck me in my visit to New
England"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

TuE New Orleans Democrat estimates the
swamp land of Arkansas at between FIVE and
six millions of acres, which it thinks might be
reclaimed and rendered valuable, by an outlay
OF the proceeds of the sales of five hundred
thousand acres, spent in completing fifty miles
more on the levee on the banks of the Missis-
sippi and other rivers. The truth is, says the
Democrat, the eastern part of the State Of Ar
kansas unless well leveed, is three-fourths of it
v4lueless.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07
And all Druggists.
MAGICAL PAIN EX'
Twp A (lrI1(lI3

lDALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EAs
TRACTOR.
INFLAMMATION and PAIN inseparahle IS FIRE and
HEAT. inflammation produces palm, and pain produces In
hamaton Wherever there's heat, throbblng
redness, whether caused by fever, hurt,
poison, rheumatism, piles, Seald burn sting ther'
is inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
alter change the conclusion. prevent pain
nature, inflammation be snbdued.
eompsh this the efforts Of the physician always direct
ed. Thousands Of physicians, and thousand
most saeaeious persons who have used DALLEYS MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that its
control inflammation Is wonderful Immediate,
instantly aaying the pain, neutraEing poison extracting
morbid seereOns and forcing nature her course,
renewing and healing No burn, seald, ament, IS
two yield soothing curing naueuee APP
ply It Immediately and the cure has Commenced.
The Genuine encyclopedia Steel Plate Engraving with
the Of O. v. oLIoKENER co., pToprietOrs, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
IS cts. per box.
U-An orders should be addressed to C. v. ciekener
Co., 81 Barclay St. New York. I. n. LOGAN 4 Co.
sP9sIm Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

WESTERN -NEBRAsKA-Dee -Venison
is quite plenty at present and sells for five cents
per pound We saw two deer in our door yard
last Sunday, three on Monday, fand two on
Thursday. Our mouth became moist while we
thought of the steaks and the bakes, and the
fries and the pies and good things generally which
vanished from our ardent gaze, as they bounded
away over the prairies.
Bg6alo Hunt-The Otoes havejust returned
from d successful buffalo hunt. They have tons
upon tons of the meat cured, and preserved for
this winter, and plenty.-Ne Nebraska Nescs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

Mr.. CnoArE TO BE TAKEN CARE or-The
Washington correspondent of the Springfield
Argus Buchanan writes as follows:
at is said pretty confidently that Mr.. Buch-
anan intends to offer some distinguished mark
aud the timely and generous aid of tho old line
wings in the late campaign. But for the trans
cendant claims and Overpowering influence in
favor of Mr.. Toucey, he would have the Attor-
ncy- Generalship; but it is supposed that Mr..
Buchanan win offer him a prominent foreign
mission. do not vouch forthese predictions. y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

MINNESOTA SETTLING FAST The editor of the
Ainnesotian had returned from a trip up to the
New Survey" north of St Paul. He pro-
nounces the land rich, especially thaton the Sun
rise. Upwards of three hundred claims have
been made, where in the spring of 1866 there
was but one settler. Columbus, twenty-three
miles from St Paul, is thriving village on the
st. Paul and Kettle River road. Last May, it
contained one inhabitant; now it has hotel, a
steam saw and grist mill, wagon shop, ablack-
smith shop, and several stores.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07


ExTRACTs PROM SPEECHES IN THE Missouri
LEGIsLATuNR.-Ar. Brown-"I am Free-Soiler
and l don't deny it. No word or vote of mine
shall ever inure to the benefit of such mons
tTouS doctrine as the extension of Slavery over
the patrimony of the free white labOrers Of the.
country. l am for the greatest good of the
greatest number, and against the system which
monopolizes the free and fertile territory Of our
country for a few Shareholders, to the exclusion
of thousands upon thousands of the sinewy
sons of toll The time will come, and perhaps
very soon, when the people will rule for their
own benefit, and not for that Of a class tchieh,
numerically speaking, as Insignificant. stand
here in the midst of the assembled Legislature
of Missouri to avow myself Free-SOiler. Let
those who are scared at names shrink from the
position if they WILL shall take my stand in
favor of the white man. Here in Missouri
shall support the rights, the dignity and the
welfare of the 500, 900 Observation-Disclosures in pre-
ference to unfolding and perpetuating the dOmi-
nancy of the 10000 Shareholders who inha6it
our State"
Mr. Clover of ST. Louis avowed himself an
Emancipationist, and said she should hail the
election of Mr.. Palm, and it would be hailed by
thousands throughout the State as the first au-
roral glimmer of the dawning of day, when
political party having this great purpose for its
end will initiate policy which is necessary for
the development of all the resources of this
mighty State, for securing its rightful position
in the Union, and formultiplying the prosperity,
worth and greatness of its people"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07
AmbrotYpea. Y q.

PARTRIDGE, - ns. aua syaeIoas rooas, win fasl
lies fer opefsng and arrangement for Isht sqlal 70
Any he county, and far superior 70 any In ~ city,
-ls desc beaatifai pictures, which are unsurpassed
fnile country He . prepared make Anbrptypss 80
Be eeui - Iaal uoat sl postage. Ailo 70 SET
i6ckstS and pins, same pyieesAt Dasnssfeosypes-
adeIor customers e god exhibited
~ = r rslied 70 last fst ages unchanged.
M sIlfside % aIan Il. above iIoaToe oysF Mani
Is5is s1se ss0rs. sngis
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

GREAT CooLNRSs BETWEEN MEN AND WoAES.
"A ball is said to have been given by the Uni
ted States officers on the prairie at Leeompton,
Kansas, ON New Years Eve. Tho ladies ali
Worc Maekinaw shawls and oyershOes, and at
the end Of every cotillion, would run to the fire
and warm their noses, The supper was served
la tent, and al hands turned in about midnight.
10 the morning holes were cut in the ice in the
Kaw river, that the ladies might wash their
faces. u.
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A GARD. TO THE LADIES.
M nIIPnNnnss GnInRN REAIApE PILLS AZ. N. 1

Oh. DUPONt0'b GOLDEN AEMAPB FILLS are iutal
BILE in removing stoPpages irregularities OF the menses
These Pills nothing new, BY
tor for years. both in France and America. with
paraeled success in every Gnd he BY many
thousand ladies who have used them, make the Pills pub
tic, the alienation Of those suffering any Irregular
tiles whatever, preventive those ladies whose
health viii permit Of family Pregnant Se-
males those SuppOng cautioned
against using these Ps the proprietor assumes no re-
SPOnsIty after admOniton, although mild
ness Voud prevent any injury 70 healshs Otherwise these
Pls are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price 81. Sold wholesale and retail by
LAUGELINs BusHFIELD,
eenTAsents for Ohio county, No25 Monroe st.
AlsofOr sale BY I. q. LOGAN co.
Bridge Corner Druggists.
AoTders be addressed above General Agents
they WI supply fhstEadeat PFopFetoEs pEees and send
the Pills eOndentlay ladies BY mall, By enslosnga1 70
either,at the Wheeling Post-OGice.
NB-DF DupOneos Golden Pills, signature 81 DupOn.
oOOn box; other genuine. For particulars get
Circular Of Agents. apes-iy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

PERTuNEn -whatlady or gentleman would re-
main under the Of disagTeeahe breath when by
ing the "BAL1 THOUSAND FLoRERss dentree would
mot only render but leave the teeth white Rabas
teri Many do not know their breath Is bad and
the subject = delicate, their friends will mention
g. Pour single drop Of the "BRlm" tooth brush
last year.
C0MPLKxIoH may easily acquired by using
the tBalm Of Thousand FoWersn ItRil tan PIN
PIES and freekes from the skin, leaving Of soft and rose
ate hue. Weta towel two three drops and wash
the face night and morning.
hABE EAsY.Wet your GhaVing-brush IN either
cold VateF pour two three drops ABaln
Thousand RlOWerBn rub the beard we'll AMI viii make
beautiful son Ather much facilitating the operation ofshaV
ing. Price only hfty cents. Pr
". p. FETRIDGE 3 CO.,
Franklin Square, New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

yoLcAxo!1N VIRGINIA. The Rockingham Reg
ister learns, from the most reliable authority,
that the shock of an earthquake was felt in
Pebdleton county, Va, some days ago, and that
an aperture had been formed in the mountains,
within two or three miles Of Circleyille, in that
county, from which volumes Of black smoke are
issuing, and large stones have been thrown to
a great height.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

We call attention of ALL old and young, this
de preparation, which turns back to its original color,
gray haieovers the head Of the bald with luxuriant
grOWthremOves the dAnru, itching, and all entaneOuS
eruptons-causes hOE Of the natural uIds and
henee regular dressing for the hair, win pre-
its color and keep from failing extreme old
all its original beauty. We CALL then, upon the bald the
gray diseased I'm scalp it, and surely the young
will they value the flowing locks, the beVitehing
curl without praise upon the tongue Of
thousands. Price q, e and %. For sale by
LAUGHLINs BUsHFIELD,
T. h. LOGAN / CO.,
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REAL ESTATE sAI-Ps


DR. yiItns eta DEED q. Tsu.t eaee.t.,;,,,,-
ID he 9ItA day q 1iaEef fssS ~ = tae ulS,,,
anl AaneL hil Uiff, en1 - gea1rf \, Elrs
o1ee q Olo e9l1ty, tiFEtl, 1.sa - ,s ~ o.
4et WI sloae ~ sale - ~ Colt =, ss y
y % y. 80 Gay 81 Deener, Issf r., ~, ~ -
fsegs ee9tall 1t q ElOu1i sifu0t-I n -,
tlie toSa q tsheellE lgtt IS1 -. = a4ss
Eolealieq soiltl herlilE. lnsgu nov = 40 ..
IN Ollie cOuuty, State q Virginia vbi-h e Eh.-
tonal lot ana eontaiss absut half Ne &C., - =,
which would e N t1 ioi. and nuzIbsrsI = = M
titls'as n TeElEi. taAt ealy =,
Trims % sale made knaup On DAY % sat-.
Ele above sale Is pnsfpose.i 80 :,
day q ResElaEy. 1851. Ct 90 Slelsst. -l,l Q. ].
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

IMPERrINENr PosTMAsTERs.-Thc ErGngettst
tells of postmaster at Versailles, Illinois, who
returned a paper to thatof1ce with the following
supcrscription: cd d-n you'll Why
don't you stop this paper9 The man does not
want it" The Postmaster General having been
appealed to for protection, the following reply,
which may serve as a caution to other Postmas-
tiers, was forwarded from the Department:
P.o DErARr4ESr, Apt Office,
Jan. "a, 1867.
Gsntlsmca Your letter of the 21st inst,
Justly complaining of the return of copy of
your paper from Versailles, Ill, bearing on its
envelope n profane and insulting remark, is re
ceived. If the Postmaster, who has been called
on for an explanation, is found to be guilty of
this act, which meets with the unqualified con-
domination of the Postmaster General, prompt
measures will be taken to prevent his repeating
it
Please accept the thanks of the Department
for calling attention to it.
I am, respectfully, your o6edient servant
LIST Asst p II. Gen.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

A NORM CARoL1xA paper, of last Tuesday,
saws: sunday evening last, on the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad, about forty-four miles
from the former place, the locomotive gave out,
whereupOn the gentlemen passengers jumped to
the ground and pushed the car containing the
ladies, the distance of three miles. There was
heroism and gallantry for you.- Exc6Glle.
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SPECIAL NOTICE s.


I tFSOB lle Sunday 7Tales.l
endure the terrible afiteton Of
dyspepsia without attsmpt alleviate the cause Of their
BEins; al saeh would advise the use Of Hdnt0s
TtgaElo TTqcre No remedy this disease has been
50 uniVeFsatIy successful As the mention.
Per sale by T.. LOGAN co.,
feb5-lu-dav Bridge Corner DruggistH-
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MISCELLANEOUS.
AII HATT!l
SoMETHING FOR THE MILLION I I -
PROF. WOODS
RESTORAT TIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION 81 ALL, OLD AND
w young, to this wonderful ,FepaTatou which turns
back TO its Orgina color nlenVeFG the head Of
bald with laxurant sEowtEeHoves the dandruH. Itch
Ing and all eutaneouS efupHOns-cAuses continual Gov
Of The natural luils and hence, H used regular
ing for the half, wilt preserve its color and keep e
falling to extreme old age, in all its natural beauty. We
cali then tie ball. the gray diseased IN scalp, -
use IT. and surely the young VIII they value che dow
ing locks the WenE curl be Wlth6ntlt I praise
Is upon tie tongue Of thonsands
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FARM FOR sAIn .,..'

KEalles nm and baproEements Iatsly os.--l., q.
i 1iisef, deceased, VA be aold A. r,,ii5 = y -
1Tth Of Deee9heT, 1855. % tie hli-lf Hfdfa 49,,
situated q Ohio county VirEinia, uiIrs g. 81 Az
apd % the ttaEnefb1rg road, three l1leS g. Atss
ulepts eoutalpllg ere hHnifred and ferfV,-. ~, As
HbOlt seventy acres Of same cleared All n ~ ~
euitlIati4n; BALANCE vel t0baFed. Tie ls5i = p,
tered and Ug1ill make 4 Eood stock faFE us2n
Terms made kloIH ca daF nf sale TN. :
For further iufoRmafi0n enquire 81 ~ 'aSi,ls,
HENRY p THORvpr,.
HaS nile frUn fFiadsiphia, Mi8dIe WSe-sSSi,sss
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W4TERToRo, Mas. JaIy 9, 1s5l

PROP. o. J. WOOD; With confidence dc recommend
Hair Restorative being the most ecacos article
ever saw. have used The WaPhens aud other pFePaTa-
lions Of the day, all without effect Since using your Hair
Restorative my hair and WhkeTs which almost white
have gradually dark and now feel confident, that
few applications will restore them TO their natural
color. also relieved all dandruR and nnPleas
ant itching commou among who PeEsPiEe freely
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07

PROF. WooD-HavIng experienced the magic effect Of
your Hair Restorative drop you this upon the subject
About two years ago my hair commenced falling Oh and
turning gray fast becoming bald Iret friend who
had used your Restorative, ami spoke highly Of is TF
tues; induced try fl although had but little faith
had before tried many other remedies. 1eOmmenced
using Restorative in January last few application.
fastened hair firmly. began ii out,
turned back its former color Rokl At hs time It is
fully restored It's original color health and appearance,
SOU '''t'''''' ''ss'-'''e''- - - J. D. HOES.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07
NoRrn EAsr, Psnnsyivania. March Q, 1855.

EIR In consequence OF having kair for several years
past only gray but perfectly white, have cut short
and hide Il from view; but three months
since, Induced to hair Restorative and
must in u.tlce that ts effects almost mraelous
for II has changed It gradually all s former spenOE
TO color, and et son and glossy to be bean
full than Il when under the ln1uence Of the nFF
OIL earnestly, therefore, recommend Il TO every lady
decidedly the best preparation for toilet Of anything In
the world BETSY SMITH.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-02-07
P. o. DerARrnEsr, Apt; Office,


SRAsoNABLg ADVICE 10 FARNERs.-The COm-
s.isr, published at Newcastle, Henry county, In
diana, contains the following suggestion, which
is worthy of attention in all places where the
groves of sugar maple trees have rot been de-
stroyed:
After the first Of March, every pound Of SUI
gar you buy will cost you fifteen cents Mt least.
This is a very unusual price, and, to persons of
moderate means, places this Indispensable arti-
Gle almost in the category Of luxuries. We say,
therefore, prepare yourself for the sugar season,
and make sufficient for your own family use,
and some to spare. Get your troughs ready,
make your spiles, and be ready by the first SUI
gar day to tap the trees. The frst run is al
ways the best, and you shsuld beready to avail
Yourself of it If our farmers win take hold of
this matter right, with anything like favora-
BILE season, our county can produce sugar enough
1ar,hone consumption, and save an actual cash
outlay of five thousand dollarsi
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PIAMO EORTES.

OPENED TINS DAY, FINE STOCK OF
Chickering's Plano FoFGea,
- IA nj III HOf hue Rosewood and Rack Walnut finish,
= H6 and 6af octaVeS These Instruments,
usual we're highest PTSea gold medal n the
late Mechanics Fair, held in Boston, Oct. 1886, for their
Grand SemFanh and PaFlOr Grand Planes; and for their
Square Panos highest and prize silver Medal,
gold medals awarded for this class Of Ingtru
merts We have facilities Afforded, win enable
to sen these Instruments prices that win compare with
the makers, and respectfully invite the
public cali and examine ne stock, the old Muse
Variety Store, No. 96 Union street J. MELL0R-
~ Pianos % rent Music taught fsh
lust OPENEDone large case new stye Piano Stools,
81 veTy pretty and cheap, n No &c UnIOn street.
fsb6 MELL0k-
ZINE stock OF Prince Co.'S MelOdeons hand, With
"A all the Modern improvements, Including the Divided
Swell Sliding Desk g. and octaVes, with choice stock
Of Italian VOilns Guitars FLUTES, Flies, and almost every
thing in the music line.
Best Italian strings new music, &c. sc.
= J. MELLOR,
feb6 No. Is UUiOn street
uaItfIn0re and Ohio RafIF0ad TeIeEFaPI7.
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Chleaso, IIl., May /, SO.

MLFoRD Worcester Co., Mass, Nov. Is, 1888.
PROF. o. J. W0OD-Dcar Sir; take pleasure in hear-
ing voluntary testimony to the magic effects Of
derful Hair Restorative As far back as 1880 my hair com:
menced falling or until the top of scalp became bald
and smooth glass; and has continued 20 fall for great
many Notwithstanding have used many celebrated
preparations fOrTesoratiOn Seeing advertisement
wa! induced 70 give your article trial. and to my utter
Constituent found after few applications that hair
became firmly assumed glossy and beautiful APP
Pearauee; but by the time had used bottle bald
head covered with young and vigorous growth Of
hair which Is from TO two inches in length and
growing fast, Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
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at General Request
HAVE made he following ehahse n ny Auction Sass

CT ION LES
ROr Ladie. and GeHtiemen every SATURDAY MORNING..
from tia O'Clock. When vim seu SuPFRIOR GOODs
ny stoek. which amounts % $4,000, beng eRfirsiy
Tloss Ladies' and Gentiemen that eurot attend tie Ae
TONS buy from ne during he Seak n NJ SAN
Any and every article AT AND BELOW COST bcinT ~
teT1lned % wind qp ny business quick a. t6ssIhle
An these IN want % he greatest bargains d better en-
- WIN sell In order - close gpeeIF a nav a ~
following unprecedented low prices: - =
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Ierous Of selling large stock q trsHsh
T-eUeh and German Wines kmpartpa eie-
80 Tas1eyfic LIQUORS Of an kinds; Also laEee ~ q
rt1s1rfnl Cl1aFs, and lisrnlt otllll
tso51 M eustoulers and ths public that VII s
49, 5stS ~ ssg d1L4 Wholesale ana fsta g . Ssl
eJs,IG II 0uY ueFIsu should be wiling g blH ny
rTrrT sToCS vim set The prise FAa Below ne
theTaseiTeS lHdebtea % ne are
fst 81 I l9y,,1 CONRAD STRoDEL4
20 eau 49, No. III 1liin street.
Near de Wire suSPenaioa ltsrts..isfe::
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}
The worst form Of piles can DO Cared.
We are AZ lbefty 70 refer 10 several vel Known iiie-
who have used, thoroughly tssed. and nov recommend
DdiRnAvlts HolLlsD BrrIEls remedy for piles.
We are permitted publish their nass hut IN take
pleasure ia referring person to them who doubts this
statEment. ft
For this aRectOn one half prescribed dose should
b talensay lay teaspoOail morning neon and night
/ one hour before menla- .EE
C6uTOxI-Be careful 70 ask for BGEhaysis H'iiiHd
BteTs. The great popularity Of this medene has ineed
many limitations, which the pabe should guard uEainSt
purchasing.
Fsold At 81 per bottle, or six bottles Is, ~ the
prOpFietOrs, BENJAAIIN PAGE. IN. : Co.
Manufacturing PhaEmaeeusts and Chemists, PtshuFEh'
Pa; and by LAUGRLLNS q BUSHFHEkD,
Eb5-IW-4lav Wheeling, Va
E-It is much TO be regretted that while ne enjoy
ent Of health llte attention paid By many - the
preservation inssmable blessing. LuxuEipus FnE
habits OF Incidence exposuretO sudden changes q tenn
peraure aud neglect premOnory synpOms Of dis
ease precursors Of many fatal malndies Taken
upon the frat Indication Of attack ANYTHING, WIN
eve sufferer, partly the blood, restore vigorous cir
caatiOn, and thoroughly renOVats the SYSTEM 1t Is sands
sarsapariHa-
Prepared ana sold By A. D. SANDS. Drusgl..s 100
Fulton Street New York.
SOLD also BY III cRUNBAcHER.
Sold also BY Druggists Eenernliy. fhS-IU-dAV
a Reliable Hair Dyo.-Why has no one succeed
ed In making reliable HAIR DSe except WV A. BATCHEOH?
Because they cares. the thought, the time.
patience and labor necessary Others, By would
bug reputation they win, and by Certificates Of
chemists and newSPaPsr brayaao, asht telr way to
notorety. "Iudusry has is reward" Witness tie
iuvncibie reputation Of WM. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE and sold, applied. lin private rOOms) aSs
BroadEay, n. Y.
Every box has wn. A. Batchelor engraved steel
label to be genuine.
Sold by N. LOGAN CO.,
jau99-1m Bridge Corner Druggists.