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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-08-18
uNo CoNsuMPTIvEs.-Th. sd,sr,i..,. having

TENU CONSUMFTIVEb,-T hd'ertsef. hAvtnB
Il been restored to health in few weeks by very
simple remedy after having suffered for years with
severe Lung ASectioa aud the dread disease Con.
sumptiou--is anxious TO make known to his fellow
sufferers the Of cure. To all who desire ", he
will send copy of the prescription used free of
chdrEe) with directions for preparing snd using the
samc, which they win find sure cure for Cousump-
tion, Asthma. Bronchitis, &c The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the preserpto is to benefit the
afflicted. and hopes every sufferer will try his remedy,
as it will cost them nothing and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg Long Island.
July IS. lsSs-l2ws
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DEArH OF JUD1g KgLLsY.-Julga John A.
Kelley, one OF the Oldest citizens Of Wood coun-
ty died AZ his residence in Montgomery TO wn.
ship, on Monday. .he S,h inst. in the 65th ye ar
of his age. He was twice elected county com
missioner and held the Office of Probate Judge
Que term. He held the ffice of Justice of the
Peace in Montgomery township, about twenty
years, and was again elected last spring while
at home, sick.
MIR. Kelley was one OF the pioneers OF Wood
county, but we do not know in what year he
settled here. The first week that he was in
the county, before he could erect a
building, he and his family slept under maple
tree, in the open air. lie urdv,ly surmouu ted
all the difficulties incident to pioneer life, and
acquired considerable property, Like most pio.
neers, he was industrious. economical, and up.
right in all his dealings, and his loss will be
mourned by large circle Of friends and &C.
quaintances.
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FIRE AT OrsrGo.-Ol Sunday night the 9TH
inst, the dwelling house aud store OF S. CIymer,
Esq ten miles up the river, at Ots'gp, were de-
stroyed by fire. Tha household furniture and
goods valued at over 81 ,000 were destroyed
The to.al loss is estimated at 81, 500, on which
there was no insurance. The fire is supposed to
have been the work of an incandiary, and Jas
NJ. Fdilur was arrested for the oifense. He is
now in Jail awaiting trial at our next Court.
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Wood County, Court of Common Pleas, Ohio.
oecar' Berdan, Co. VS. Jay l.. Gillett, Bernam l..
Ashley, Dennison Ashley, ct al.
hENNlSoN ASHLEY is hereby notified that on
- the oth day of June. A, y. 1859. Secar, Berdan,
" Co. hled, in the Clerks Office of said court nett.
uOn against him, Bernam h. Ashley, Jay l.. GiIlett
ana othcrs the object OF which petition is to subject
tue demands ofsaid Bernam L. Ashley against Ham
ltoh H. l'ratt, j. n. Mead and Emmanuel Arnold to
the satisfaction of Judgment and costs recovered 5y
sad Secar Berdan Co., against Bernam l.. Ashley
ana Jay L. Gilet, in said court its February term
A. D. 1853. for the Of l0G rs and costs of suit
one OF which demands is evidenced by note of hand
given by said Pratt to said Bernam Ashley for the
sum OF SlSlSS, dated August 25 1853 due one day
aIter date another of which demand is evidenced by
nste of hand Of the said Pratt said Bernam H. Ash
ley for the sum of 10 63 dated July 1865 due one
day after date; and third is evidenced by iudc :
mrnt recovered b' said Bgrnan L. Ashley against
SAID Hamilton r. Pratt before Robert b. Mead a Jus.
tce otthe Peace, in and for said county and which
evidences OF Indebtedness the said Bernam l.. Asb.
ieF pretenis to have transferred said Dennson
Iey said petition sets up that said pretended trans err
was without consideration, fraudulent and void, and
made VITA intent to prevent the collection of the
atoresuid Judgment of S206.7G and costs, and asks
that the proceeds OF said and Judgment be sub
eeted 10 the payment of the said judgment OF Secar
berdan Co., aud costs of suit Said Dennison Ash.
ley is notified to answer the several matters alleged
In said petite against him by the 18th of October,
1853. SECAR BERDAN a. 90
BY S. JEFFERSON, atty
August Is, lS59-l5w6SG.9N
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OE- The editors of that mongrel sheet,
the Toledo Times aud Herald, are just now
greatly concerned about Judge Fitch and the
Fer'ysbarS Journal AS hydrophobic dog is
thrown into Spasms by looking upon water, so
are the morally diseased cdressses OF Smith &
Nash convulsed when they look upon an honest
upright Judge, or an indep pendant and outspoaen
paper.
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&y>Powers & B.inn, desiring to make up an.
other cargo Of slaves, have advanced five dollars
per thousand on the price ofall white oak slaves
Now is'he time to bring in your white oak slaves.
They also wish to purchase quantity of -four
barrel hoops, for which the highest market price
will be paid
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New VILLAGE "A new village has been
laid out in Milton township, Oh the line of the
Dayton & Michigan Railroad, called MILTON
CENTER. Andrew Hutchinson aud L. f. Dabbs
are the proprietors. Building has already COM
menced, and the citizens of Milton township
hope to have post office at that point soon.
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NAnrs<e1S,

PERRYsEuRG, AUGUsr l7--Flour, SIS to 5 80;
Wheat 80 to l00c.; Corn, ,56 to 60; Potatoes ,62a
Oats 25c.; Butter l2c. Hams, l0c; Bacon, l0c.
ToLEDo, AUGUST l5.--FIour. s 90 Tor extra;
Wheat Csc; Corn, ~: Oats, so to 32c.
BUFFALO, AUGUST l5.-Flour. 81 rs 10 80 for
extra Ohio, Ind, and Mich. 50 to 6 90 double
en-; Wheat, LOO to 0S; Corn 65c.; Oats, SOC.
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GSrBetter weather than we are now having
for maturing corn, was never known. Corn
stalks have grown two feet ia a week, in some
f1ldS, and an abundant crop seems almost Ger
TAIN 1t is caring well, and much Of it will be
out of the reach of frost in week or ten days
The bulk of the crop, however, will not b. ripe
before the 10Th or 2)th o! s. 'ptenbsr-very lit
tle requiring until tn, latter date to harden.
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ag- Treasurer Graham requests us to say

SS> Treasurer Graham requests US to say
that on and after Wednesday next, the 24lh inst,
the public money will be ready 70. township
Treasurers The distribution of the public funds
and the money now being distributed among the
farmers for grain will give new impetus TO
business, and We hope our friends, in settling up
their various little accounts will not forget the
M moSt needy Of all their credtoFs--the printer.
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CAMP MEErING.-fne camp meeting, in Free
don township, is we'll atteLd.i very large
nunosr OF people wers present last Sabbath,
al good orler was observed The grove in
which 1t is iieI is one OF The finest that we have
seen ia Wood county, The camp tents are made
OF boards and poles, aud ara the best that we
app arlnce The meeting wall probably clos
to day.
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&s- Black is not going to Tontogdny to start
a hotel, but has purchased variety of ladies
6 tiers AMI gents boots an shoes, which he is
selling al great bargains. He also makes and
mends 10 order.
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Aug. 4, '59--l3v


s5itIe OF 1ftAI EGstHtt by UIder OF COURT.
nN the 10Th day OF September, "A. ID. 1859. between
~ the hours ot IL o'clock VI. and o'clock p NJ, at
the door the court house, in the town of Perrys-
burg Will be sold TO the highest bidder the following
real estate a. the property OF the minor heirs oG Mar
Saret Davidson deceased, to witt The undivided five
eiShtls (5) OF the undivided eleventh Il l of the
east half of the southwest quarter OF section number
seventeen N7) town five (5) north, range twelve Q2l
east. III Wood county, OHIO, and containing forty
acres, more or less. Terms cash.
THEODORE j. VASBURG,
F. &. d. X. Hoenbeck. attys. Guardian.
August II. lS59--llM5S2 so
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MOIlCE is hereby given that petition will he pre-
" sented to The Co um,Ssioncrs of Wood CluuN
al their next september session for lecatrg and cS
thDlshng county road commencing at the north
east corner Of section sixteen lG( Liberty township
thence running west the section line to the north
west corner of section eighteen lS Milton township
and terminate. JONATHAN SALISBURY.
JACOB DORDNER.
Auu A
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2J>A fire in Lawrence, Mass, on the 10th,
destroyed the United States Hotel, the C4ntral
Congregational Church, the new Court House.
and several small Buildings Three men were
killed by the falling of the hotel walls. Loss
about $3.50 GOO
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&2-Several of the Southern States have
recently held elections but we don't sec that it
makes any d'lfaren"e which gained or which lost
OF The two parties. They are both pro-slavery,
and are only fighting tor the spoils.
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Wood County Court of Common Pleas


Harvey Burrett vs., Da niel Barton and wife.
ID virtue of an alias order of sale to directed
~ and delivered from said court in the above cnti-
tied cause, | will offer for sale at the door of the
court house in said county, on
Saturday, Sept lG 4. ID. 1859,
between the hours of II NJ. and p. NJ, the follow
ing lands TO wit: the south quarter of the south
east quarter of section twentysiX, of township four
north OF range nine east, in said county, containing
40 acres.
). JEFrEGsCN, atty, G. W.NORTON sheriff.
Aug. $, lSj9-l4wjS2,35,
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5aSrW. II. Stafford, loc, candidate for Lieut..
Governor, aud d. w. Stambaugh, are to address
the dem ocracy at the Court House in this place,
next SATURDAY.
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&zs-J. J, Smith, Esq, as may be seen by his
advertisement. proposes to purchase large lot
OF red oak barrel slaves, for which he will
pay tie highest price, in cash. Mr.. Smith is a
man who means what h, says, aud you may re-
ly on getting good price, and the ash as prom
Used.
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GS"Pric1 * Poe have fern Il D law partner
ship. They are each over six ect high, aud will
make good team to draw heavy loads through
mucky courts, or 10 wade into deep cases.
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Wood County Court Of Common pleas.

W UOU OOUUIy COUII VI COmmUH FIehSs
Charles Steward vs.. Michael Kieer and wife.
DY virtue of an alias order OF sale to me directed
ID and delivered from said court in the above enti
tied will offer for sale at the door of the
house, in said county Saturday, the 10th of Sep
tember, 1859, between the hours OF II NJ and 7. NJ
OF that day. the following lands and tenements to
wit: Thenolth-west quarter of section twenty five
lG0 acres the half of the northeast quarter
section twenty-siX, eighty acres; and the south half
of the southwest quarter OF section twenty yfour sc
acres, all of township four north range nine east
C. w. NORTON. sheriff Wood CO., 0.
S. JEFFERSON, atty.
Aug. 8, lS50--liw5$2 65.
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CRNoLlNg THIS suojecI. lake it's ,limrnsion,,
appnals IL have no limits. The last inv nlinu
srnounced i, thus coinically described: IL rs ih
ner-ex 91aive-last flrsver let -.or-out six -f.o.
Indians m'ter-nsv.r-brnd Or break -anL-s+t-,loWn-,s
aaea asysu please without -inluring hoop
Hskiu,
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G9>Two vessels have loaded with slaves a,
this Port, during the past week. and MIR. TtTt is
now loading the E. X. Gilbert with lumber.
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D9C A. Catch is the Republican candidate
for Representative in Hardin county.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
County Convention.

The Republicans of Wood County are requested to
meet in convention at Bowling Green, on
Saturday August 20,
to appoint delegates to attend the Representative and
Senatorial Conventions in our district.
JAMES w. ROSS,
July 2s, 1859. Chairman Cen. Com
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GS~St. Louis county has just given evidence
OF her devotion to Free State principles by
handsome Republican victory.
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Es-Chares B. Choate, Esq, of Milan, has
been unanimously nominated by the Republi.
cans OF Erie county for Representative.
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&ay~The Republicans of Hardin County
have nominated John J. Henkle for Representa-
tive.
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seg~M. NJ. Munson aud Taos. Dickinson are
the Republican nominees for Representative in
Licking county.
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Gy-Sam Houston Is elected Governor OF
Texas.
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n T. @u.. ease. he Gsrns'

" " 7 'HiD'I 9 10. Nc bVITlN'
l.'i '.,se at Ws,gnoss. or geu-
/. r''"f'la 'vS'am, s.ultinR Iron = prHtT1c :,
''n't. i'rnAn 'htioTs VIII be found great
IGat
orenarst 0Hly ~ Dr y. N.IsaSson.4ls irch -trsst,
nird 'phsni fo- ssis ~ itavcists sud s'Jr keep.
~ h~Hrgh9a' is United .ataF aud csnads Price
essS isr hIstas. tsbvs.3S, iees--9ssy.
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oTF. r. Miller and Co. are daily expecting
their new goods.
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DYEE1,


- AZ his residence in Perrysburg Tp, Aug. 9th Col
Epnlnln H. Morse in the 8Ist year OF his age.
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Probate Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given. that Rosannah Zepernick
~ AdminstratriS OF the estate of Frederick Zeper-
MEX late OF Wood County, OAio. deceased has filed
her accounts vouchers and for final settenent of said
estate, which Will be for hearing Sept 81 1859.
WM EWING
August 49, l5j9--l5w3* Probate Judge.
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a9- Hitchcock has gone East after goods.
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For Sale.
A NEW and complete sett Of DENTISTRY IN.
~ SrRUMENrS can be purchased cheap fappi-
cation be made immed diately
Enquire of JOHN WEBB.
Perrysburg July 14-l0tf.
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Attachment Motto

Attachment Notice.
Samuel NJ. Heller and Washington l.. Heller under
the firm, name and style of $. NJ. g. w. l.. Heller
plfs, VS.. Thomas Cortland, def't
Before Daniel Nays, J. p, Center twp, Wood county
Ohio.
nN the sth dayof August, $50 said Justice issued
~ an order OF attachment, in the above action .oI
the sum OF thirty-ons doais-twentyone dollars deb;
and ten dollars probable costs.
d. W. POE, atty for pl'F
August lS IS59--I5w3$I5O
AiminiStrato, IS Notice,
~ OG'CE IS htrrbJ gwen that t.ts IN ier,i IN,
y have been auly appointed md qutI..ied as .l.I
n nis,rdtors on tie estate Of E'hr4m a. ,lnrse 4
Oi P.rrys1urg twp, wood Co.. Ohio, deceased Al
persons in !sbiel to sud rsqIe tel 70 ser
tie tbs same at an early date nni all Aho hav. claim
against estate will p'ea prese tham for se.te-
hient witiin ne year from tine cate asreof.
W. N1R,E,
HENRY 81 MORSE
AaguE Is, lS3S-ljW5t AdmiHisaEeE0rs.
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From these figures it will be seen that nearly ono
fourth of the tot> deaths in The country caused
consumption, TO say nothing Of the numerous other
diseases springng from slight colds"
DO not trae with v0ur health; butif suffering from
slight cou gh, cold on the lnngs, huy a bo lie of
H0oFLAND'S BALsEMIC CORDIAL, aud Won nav
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DIR. HOOFLAND'S
BAESAMEC CORDIAL.

EOR THE SPEEDY CUTE OF
Coughs, Colds, IaRuenxa Group, Hoarsensss. Bron.
chs, Pneumonia, Diseases of the B0,eeiS arising from
COid Lcipieat ConSumption and for the reii.f and,
a NIL pOsstbe) cure Of Patients IN adca"ced st1gss
Ofthe utter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters may
be coufdeutially relied on. is desgnedfor class
ofiseases general and more athan any other
those springing from a "sHght cold" That eminent
authority DR.. Bell says; :" will not say that colds
are to ournhabitants what the Plague and YeHop
Fepsr to those of other countries but can
confidently that they usherin disease ofgreater COM
plicity and mortality than these latter"
further proof the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from common cold" may be seen by a
glance at the following statistics taken from the
ords of the Board of Health of Philadelphia confess
edly ofthe most healthy localities in the Union
1852 Total deaths in Philadelphia, l0,2Gl
Died of Consumption, 1912
- all other diseases, ,(25O in
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PEHsYssuro, July II, 1859.
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Educate! Educate

Mr.. j. 5. Ellis. \. Observation-Disclosures Principal
Miss Mary &. Rudolph. Assistant
bowling Grecn,A ugust l. ls69--l3wl.
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NEW INVOICE!
We 10 T1TUTo00Mo

Corner Lnuisaaua Avsnue and Front street,
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Port Mnnie FoaII!-

sasI,r il. ! ,5o-i4w5s4 ca.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

BRANDRETH's Pills HAVE NO ACTION SAVE
ON iNPunIrIEs.-Young people cannot, but
middle-aged and old people can appreciate that
medidine which being used in sickness, acts
only upon the cause of the disease. Around
every organ affected, there the medicine penc-
trates, removing impurities, preventing all
settleing Of the.humOrs into ulcers, swellings
or tumors. In heart affections in Epilepsy, in
in Plerrisy, in Sore Threats, and affections Of
the respiratory organs generally, in Dyspepsia,
these wonderful Pills give immediate relief !;
and perseverance, will be sure to cure Maisdes
which hove been pronounced beyond human
skill have been cured by their use. and is
this so wonderful !? Behold the reason Bran
dreth's Pis!l purify the blood they fhave no
power except over impure humors, and these
being removed, the disease is removed. Mill
ions are deriving health from the use Of this
innoc ent medicine, which never weakensi but
always strengthens firstly, by taking out Of
the body these matters which held, as it were,
the life principle in custody and, secondly, by
inparting life giving property to the blood
Soldat DR.. Brandreth' Principal Office, No 2s4
Csnal-st, New York, and by respectable dealers
in medicines. oc1l dtnovll
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27

TIE CHARLEsTos SvEsTION.-
There We been some Suggestions
thrown out, principally in We'tern
newspapers, that the bss OF represent
tation at Charleston ought TO be &C
cording TO the Democratic vote 10
each State or Congress District, in
stead OF being according to Districts
solely. Bv the present mode ofrep-
resenting States and Districts, they
say, a Black Republican State like
Vermont, for instance, has larger
vote than California. Now Cahfor-
MAS four votes are to be gwen for
our candidate in November, 1860
while Vermont's six votes are to be
given for the nominee OF the opposi-
ton. 1t is claimed that this is unfair,
and that the Democratic States should
nominate Democratic candidates.
However this may be, the business
Of clectiug delegates from every State
will doubtless be briskly proceeded
with, SO soon as the National Com
mittee shall designate the lime and Tx
the OASIS OF representation. The
Democratic State Commute Of New
York. of which John a. Green, Jr.,
Of Syracuse, is Chairman, will meet
soon after our State election, TO pro-
coed with the duty with which it is
charged, OF calling the Elections Of
delegates in each Congress District.
In every other State, SO soon as the
Fall elections shall have concluded,
the Democracy will prepare for the
choice of representative men, who
shall search out for Us standard bear
er to lead our hosts against the cham
piou of the "irrepressible conflict"
T. st the coming man Of the Democ-
rAcy may be successful in this great
conflict which impends over the des-
TIMES Of our country and threatens ila
union, peace and prosperity, is the
prayer Of all good and patriotic citi-
zcns. We trust the National Com
mttee will not forget to order the
Charleston Convention to be holden
as early as possible in the season.
April should be the month-.-the be-
ginning OF April. March is not too
early tor a visit to Charleston, but
May is too late, and to 60 thither iii
June might be detrimental to the
health OF Northcrners. 1t had better
be fixed for the middle of March.-N.
Y Neans
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ot16dlW

Daring the summeY tt has just passed
sssv, Thousands Of sufferers from dyssn;ery and
disrrf q have ben relieved ~ the Use OF Hos
tetter's Bitters, . medicine which IL evidently
destined 70 maintain permanent pace in the pst-
Tic estimation. Bilious dlarrf GA 10 one Of these
diseases which bsfies the skin Of the pbys,cisn -
The med cIna they sdmini ter TO act upoa the bow.
els stem, 70 reach The Of the evil. TIE
diniculiy 10 to get edy that will reach al tie
digestive organs and give thu m Elm ulesneo usly
rush Of vgor, to rid themselves Of this iitesse.-
ThI problem is solved BIZ the BiTTIRs. which never
fsl,. to quer the most stubt cases It Is only
fair say. that during the just closed, this
medicine has achieved more cures IAN any other
ever presented TO the pubic. and during the fall,
in which tina teri seourge, the fever and ague
50 prevalent, the BIIrI RS win gain fresh fame.
Sod BY druggists and .alers generally, every
where.
q See advertise ent 10 another column.
Oct1 sopOy1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-27
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VIM A. BArCHrI ORn HAIR pYEi

The Original and Best in the World!
All others ere mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED, or aTSrY HAIR DYED Instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least Injury - hair or Akin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS aud DIPLOMAS have been
aus-drd to VIM 4 Bachelor since 1859. and over
LEGATIONS have been made to the Hair Of
OF his famous Dye.
tchelor's Hair Dye produces . color not
eu!st ed from nature, and is WARRANT.
nil:e in the least, however long 1t may
b ed, and tie III effects OF bad dyes reme-
die Hair !nvigorated for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
Made, sold or applied Tin private Iooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2s3 Broadway, New York.
Sold In all cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- the Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each box Of
WILLIAM 4 BATOHDlOR,
Julyls-wi 283 Broadway, New York.