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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-12

LOVE FOR THE DEAD.-The love that
survives the tomb, says Irving, is one OF
the rrblest attributes Of the soul If it
iaa its woes, it has likewise its delight;
and when the overwhelming burst OF
s,!1 is GAINED into the gentle tear of
,ercolection, then the sudden anguish
and c"uvnsled agony over the present
nuns Of all that we most loved are sot-
,rl,d away into pensive mediation on all
tina, was in the day Of its loveiness.-
" no would root sorrow from the heart,
though it may sometimes throw pas
sing cloud over the bright hour Of gaiety,
,r spread deep sadness over the hour
ii gloon; yet who would exchange it
s,,n .or the song Of pleasure or the burst
ii ley,Isy? No, there is voice from
IT,, tolub sweeter than song; there is a
l.unrnbrAnce OF the dead to which we
to,ncyen from the. charm Of the living
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AIRS wINSLOw.


A N EXPERIENCE
IA Female Physician,
ton of mothers her
SUOThlzN (
FOR CHILDRE.
which greatly facilitates
by soitening the gums, I
tion-will allay ALL p
ton, and is
SURE TO REGULA
Depend upon it, motht
yourselves, and relief al
HEALTH TO "
We have put up and -
over ten years, and cANN''
AND TRUTH OF it, " hat
able 10 say OF any ether
HAS II FAILED, in al
TO EFFECT A CURE
Never did we know anS
ton by any one whoy
trary, all are delighted
speak in terms OF high
magical effects andmedC
in this matter'wHATWE
years experience, and Z
TON FOR THE FULFILL
DECLARE. In almost
the infant is suffering.
ton, + e il + will beH
twenty minutes after
tered. e
ration is TIE prescrip-
EXPERIENCED andS
in New England, and a
NEVER FAILING s U c-S
OF CASES. >.
the child from pain, "
stomach and bowels,
gives tone and energy9
1t will almost Instantly
THE BOWELS AND.
overcome commissions, y
remedied, end in death. J..
and sUREsT REMEDY ING
of SENTERY and. :,
CHILDREN, whether
or from any o t h e 10
to every mother whos
from any of the FORE
NOT LET YOUR PREJU-s
UpIcE OF oTHERs,s tandA
chill and the re l l e ~
y e s, ABSOLUTELY
use of this medicine it,,
rections for using will".
None genuine unlessns
IT'S Il P i r X / N S.
outside wrapper. e
@- Sold by Druggist,
Principal Office No. IL {
Price only 25 cents pc
g D III EFT NG v
- can't make pure era
We have a few bags prin
especially for seed, for S
Sc 3
TlEEM GOLDFISH
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ONLY 81.
M1E are retailing refined Brown Sugar ~ ID
w for only 81, at the Cheapest Cash Grocery
In the city. IT REDMOND
Je " Church street.
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Class 4th, Branch 9Th.

Glass 4th, Branch 9Th.
rJNHE be family Flour exhibited at the late
1 Fair was s'Crump's.' The subscribers are
sole Agents for the sale of Crump's Family,
Extra, Superfine and Graham Flour. Also his
Bolted Meal; large stock on hand by the
Wholesale, and warranted OF superior quality
SHERWOOD Il YOUNG,
nov Is IA Roanoke Square.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-12

SUGAR.
Oh Bbls. &. Sugar,
GUS do yellow do
10 do Grannlated do, for sale by
W. B. PARKS & CO.,
aus 6, Roanoke SQr.
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I UCIUS HART,
- AND BURLING SLIP NRw foRk.
IMPORTERS OF AND DEALER IN
BLOCK TIN, SPELTER,
BAR LEAD, INGOT COPPER,
MCKEE, TIMERS SOLDER,
NTIMONY, PIG LEAD,
BAR Tin, BISMUTH,
BABBl1T METAL, SPELTER SOLDER
Also, MANUFACTURER and IMPORTER
OF SILVER PLATED and BRITANNIA WARE
The TRADE supplied on the most favora BILE
terms. oc 2l--3m
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re- yen want bargains in choice Currants,
l. Ctron, Raisins, Smoked Beef Tongues,
Plate Beef, call at No. CampbelPs wharf,
where they can be secured for the cash.
de 5 RAYMORE & STONE.
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a gentleman was saying one day at
tie Tllt-yld Coffee-house, when it rain
ed exceedingly hard, that it put him in
lnlnd CT the general Geluge,
"H uus, sir, said an Old campaigner,
Who Stood by, "who's that ? l have
hesrd ct all the generals in Europe but
him.
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NOv'r 3Oth,
j. /. BLOODGOOD,

j. /. BLOODGOOD,
is OPENING
Very Rich Black Cloth Cloaks,
Do. do Ribbed do do
Do. do Velvet do do
ALSO,
Very Rich Stella Shawls,
Do Double Blanket do
And other grades, too numerous to mention,
to which we call the attention OF purchasers.
no 80
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SCHOOL HOODS.

A SPLENDID assortment of Fancy Knit
N Hoods for Children and Ladies of the mos t
beautiful styles and extremely Cheap, varying
in prices from 20c. to 81 GO can be found at the
American Flag Sign on Church street
de | Il G WILLIAMS
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DImlIy. Bands, Dimity Bands.
II EAUTIFUL STYLES, very fine, and eX.
- trenely cheap. Ladies who are in want Of
Dimity Ruttles can find them very nice at the
Va. ~
de TIC WTJJT.NJS
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ATLANTIC DRUG STORE
HA We Just Received 10 chests of Gunpow-
l. der Tea, the lest that has been i'll Norfolk
Tor 10 years, so says some of your best Tea
tasters In the city. Call and get a drawing and
taste for yourselves.
no % LUDLOW.
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NUNTCE, NUTEVE.
GENUINE MEERSHAuM PIPES of every
w size and style, genuine do, segar Tubes OF
every description. Also, genuine Weichsel,
Cherry Stems of every description, fresh In
portation BY our Wholesale Importing and lob
bing House New York, and we ofsr all articles
at New York City Prices at Wholesale and
Retail. Cali and examine at
/, HAMBURGER 4. co, Main street,
nol7 Sign OF Big Indian In front.
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A n EXPERIENCED u r. II, AND
IA Female Physician, presents to the atlen.
ton of mothers her
SlsNNsaEESs SERuTp
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a. LADIES we have a Let of very
cheap BLACK CATERS tor
ru> sale, only 80 cents pair; they
are new, but we bought hem
cheap and we win sell them in the same way,
Also, lot Of BOYS BOOTS which we in-
tend to sell at 81 so pair, and other cheap
go~ win on I've c saina you can notiai % buy
Ladies Morocco Bootees with heels, copper
nailed Tor $l,e cents, every pair warrented to
wear Well, and If they do not we will have
Market Square, Sign large hanging Boot.
no 29 BUTT y DOUGLASS.
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rE'iEEM CODpIsfa-l,O 600 lbs just to hand,
1 warranted equal to any as regards size and
condition. BAYMORE & STONE,
Sc 8 No. 8 Campbell's wharf.
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nILS.--Sperm, Whale, Lard and other kinds
" Of Oils. Also, Drugs, Dyes, Essential Oils
and Corks. heavy stock on hand and offered
low by Wake b co,
no 4 Jobber5, next to Herman s. Co.
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ArlIl'l " tht general tttuyt.
''H uus, sir" said an old campaigner,
no Stood by, "who's that have
heard ct all the generals i'll Europe but
him"
CAPITAL REMARK "A grey hair was
espied among the raven locks of a fair
lady a few days ago. "Oh pray pull it
out, ten will come TO the funeral" lc-
piled the lady who had made the unwel-
come discovery. "Pluck it out neverthe-
less" said the dark-haired damsel, 'it
is no sort of consequence how many come
10 the funeral, provided they all come in
tluck.
A BLUNDER. "A Frenchman, wishing
10 speak Of the cream Of the English pc.
cts, torgo! the word, aud said, edo butte,
Of poets" A wag said that he had fair
iy churned up the English language.
YEAST Fake a large tea-cupful of
split aud dried peas, put them in a pint
Of boiling water, cover them closely to
exclude the air, place them by the side
,l the fire Tor twenty four hours, when it
should have fine froth on the top. A
,iugIe tablespoonful Of the liquor rises
ooe pound Of flour.
a damsei. having two lovers, and not
being able to decide which to prefer re-
Gently settled the matter by marrying
one; and the next day clipping with the
other.
"Mothe' .notherl ceres Zeke fretting
the baby Make him cry again, Zeke;
thou moLher will give him some sugar,
aud IN take it away from him, then
he'll squall and mother will give him
more, and you can take that and then
Wen both have some"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10
STATE or RHODE ISLAND
ImnnIN of HrlNILnnnn. [
r, DoRRANcE

WILLIAM r. DORRANCE,
President and WARREN S. GkEENE Score aGy, of the
PROVIDENCE WAsHNGroN lEsURANCg COMPANY, being
severely sworn, dopOse aud say that the foregoing Is
tTue nll aud correct statement 81 the aJlrs of Suia
Comp Uy-thi the sand Insurance Company the bona
dde ut al least hundred thousand dollars Of
uul sh cap tai invested In Stocks and Bonds Mort
cages Real Estate worth double the amount for which
the is mugagGt; that the above described invest
mcns any thereof made for the benefit Of
udlydua exercising authority IN the management said
Company euher President Secretary Treasurer Drec-
tor uthUrse that the MORTGAGES above described have
been assigned any munner released impaired
by sad Company and that they the above described
Otcsrs Of said Insurance Company.
Whi 4. DORRANCE, Presdentt
WARREN S. GREEN n, Secretary.
Tar STATE or RHODE Island s.
CITY and County of Providence, 90
Subscribed aud sworn before me, tins
fifteenth dry ( lauu ITY. 1859.
lsEAL ] HENRY MARTIN,
CumW'r Of the State Of Ohio for the State
Il Rhode Island.
AUDITOR or STATES OFFICE FOR OuIo,l
COLUMBUS. June %, 1883.
J. LFRANCIS NJ WRIGHT Auutor of State for Ohio,
DO HEREBY CERTIFY, thtt the fOraguirg Is CORRECT
cor ut the STATEMENT or CuNDIUON OF The PROv
DENuE WAsHINGru INSURANCE COMPANY Of Providence,
Rhode sard made To this Office uT The year 1853, and
ON hlh herein.
Witness my hand aud seal ohicially,
lsEALl FRANCIS NJ. WRIGHT,
augl2i3 Auditor OF State.
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MORNING LEADER.
wrDNEsDAY MoRNINe, AUa I0, Is59.


~ Plain and Ornamental PrutiuEu' ugerv desrptiu Ion
I1ut a the Printing Establishment The Leader once GA
ne atestimproved and most rapiL seom PRESSES ~ te
st tve on short notice and at reasonable rates Pnr
icuar atention paid blank work Every descriptions q
BnJing done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
,tca Hlnss, Receiving BOOKS. Nc.. sc
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HAYTI.-REyS. MRS, y 9. .At.PRgs, lslaagg.s,l

Sion1fV % hlHftl Mart lshHr0h N. y,
In consequence Of h0T lolA residence ainrenamod
Island her h1ruul s,pllp very unhealthy oondt
ton Attur yiuy various aricies StOut ueeesh, and
eventually usn, Mrs. A. Aliens she writes TO tho
American huptist - have dativod much henet from
the of Mrs. s. A. Aen's Mlrlds Hair RHstOreT and
Zylohasnmum have tried various otNer emedies ior
hair but never anything that aaieray aud peeRa-
neltiVbonehted me as hast So, LIS. y A Aelen I" "
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TO the PURLIC.
4 VIZ L ~ A ID Il u Ia u ALfu nI

1usuraute agents.
THE GERMAN INSURANUE COMPANY
OF CLEVELAND, OHIO.
AJOINT STOCK C OMPANY
Organsed yoapay 2 1859 undcr the geaerdlag ofe stat
Capital stock 5000 shares nt $50 each,
secured by Real Estute SIOO,OOO.
MEYER Vice President, JIOdB liUGLER' Secretary
Dr., W Meyer ]. Wagner, G. Lock, ). Mueller, John A.
TIHE GERMAN INSURANCE COMPANY Insure
aeau, los or danase by fire. for one year and less 9uid
sh he nude In 90 DAYS afler the loss shat have been as
oeraned and proved Not more than 5000 win be insur
9' @ FSs Es5S ArPGf s5H R'E N n SqgseF as
BY AUTHORITY or The STATE OF ONO.
IL. Il BRAYTON, Agent
s AT e ENT
or THE CONDITION or THE
Providence Washington Insurance Company
on the Dist day OF Decsmber 1855 msde the AUDITOR
IAN Es 10 fSFaato Compaaes 8oi neafpo-
rated by the STATE OF Ohio passed Arrl g. 1855.
NAME AND LOCATION
lsl. The name Of Tins Company is PRoyDENoE WASH.
Providence Rhode Island
!. CAPITAL
"a The AMOUNT of its cnRtal stock .s2ooSoo
lth. "''fiS
J. Cash ofthe Company on hand ard in
Cash Receivable Tor interest O'''''
and rents at this date. .....S 1926 10
. Cashiuthe hands of aud due
from Agents .............S 1856 43
ed Cratic 4 City Asses
m sorsa, $500 .,.......s slOOO1O-O0
as per voucher, ucc1mpu-
the ruto of interest there.
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IN. 5. y. MoRpnY. pe.lgr cgagr.gatlgIal eaurs1

itEv ~ MoRDEY Pastor cOngyegahOaal CAurck
''Ihsve used Mrs s. a ALIENS worlds fIair Restorsr
and Zyloalsamum The effect OF thq HAIR ResOTeT has
been 70 change the Crown Of Glory" which belongs
Of men 70 tho original huo q youth THIS was done by
acquaintance have used It with effect. The Zyebal
snmum regpr invaluable dresstnf for Nhe hair
REV DANIEL 4 WOOD, AiddisfowH. OTdpge Co, Nj Y.
MY hair has greatly thick oued upon my head andpu
on VERY yey he5t9x ~ abp a,19e AZ Re Iapa ~ tTe "
GAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD RE ALMOST BARE; her
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICKENED up AND
ALSO HAS A IIEALTHY APPEARANCES. W are
money!
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DENTIST.
nR w j CHILD HA s REMON
Gu9raurrs.

DRAINARD & BURRLDGE, WOOD
ID ENGRAVERs AND LIrHouRAFHERS Rfnk
Ir.a -,L.-n .ML y
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REV. r.. IL PoLLocK. EA ePrsslylertaa wltnes.., Ga


at Is our settled policy to advertise nothing till knOs
Is what puTports 10 be. Having opportunity, and be-
COnipg satisfied with the meris OF Mrs. s. A Aliens
Wor as Hair Restorer and Zylnbasamum, I would be
pleased 10 insert advertisement" sc,
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REv. r. r FAIROHLDoD ID, d, Cor. Sec. amer and
For. Christian Unoa, N, Y. City.
Mrs A. Aliens world's Hair Rstoref aud zylohal-
sanum have been used my famYwh henefoal effects
Aud take pie In eudnE them TO tuch hasa
ocoaslon louise such p1opaTaii0p9'3iaoi11o odd al nam
REV A. wEBsrER iEal cafls8hh FrAl' Bosfon. sf5,s
lsvl9E Rsed npmeTops s2eoifcs 70 little purpose DIS
carue all believing tem tobe u 10 VtluF. 81 regaTded
your WurdTH Hair Restored. and ZyOhllsAmum. yet per-
spna iouds prevailed 1sitl hive dona for
sa'era mnths nnst with good effect and entire saSiac
tiun Tom How Reither bald rgruy nv hair DIV ana
bnesbut las regRined The syfncs OF my eargr years
REv II V DEGEN Ia "cuiis 10 llolapsss" Boston.
MSS 4 Aliens Worlds Hlir RIaoTer, found 'mong
our other advertisements insert from actual eIler-
mont That It promotes the gOvth Of the hair where
b dnets hsd eommeneed, we have now The evidence Of
our own yes. We can testify 10 its effects"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-10

GREAT BRITAIN.-RFv W. b. THORNELOE
prescOf Lancashire, England. T"
"Your Hnr RsstaTol isH rrtert maIvel AZ ar having
used for weeks my frtrrelV gtay hair festorod
% q nutgr, coloruotth wig IKE ppgeaaAcs olueed
10y dyc-, but tu is uatura color, Which sRils
mind thai - Is NOT dive. / strongly recommend u
and sha feet happy n answering the queies Of any you
may refer lNtn Orb d. .r. f..-s o.. -. =.
tIhe abous CiTgyHGH IS t7fu ki0pR throughout GTea
Britain, and 20 ~ IN tAs United StHfcs.l ..a-.
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REV J. A. II CORNE IL, CorFss Sec. Hoard EdHcatioa
x Church 337 Broidoag ~ Y, aRd Nrtp Bal
fM0rr GrteHC C0ugfy N Y, .... ... .. j..
"Srmu tune slucu procured bottle Of your Worlds
Hair krsorer So rthe use nf relative, apd am hap
that u prevented the falling Of the hair and
stored from being gray to rs original ossy and beauu-
| ful black )"
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RRv JAS. MoFARLANE. Pastor Prot. DHtsk ca,
ES0pus, Ulster County, N y
II have hr-ithtt0u IA certifying that Mrs.. s. A.
AeuH Worlds Hair Restnror and ZYluhalsamum have
pruduCel all the eicts described Ia her erlsement
u the rplr aud increasing the growth Of
hair; aud would cheerfutly recommend 20 these whose
mi me
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Rry. ID NORRIS, Cross RiUer Wesfohssier C0uafy, N
Whnis known throughout this state SAYS 81 know Of
apteatmtny whu have had their hnr restored b. tue
~ Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair ReatoTeI and 2yiobal
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Your oKoellenl Hair Resiorer has met most
speak hi3hly ofitfr l'N 'll
eu.s a5as1arJ s.l
REy =. BRUCE, NgSnarket; Galiaiin couaiy Ili1o'I
i have tied yagI @ world Hai1 hfse ., e ana zIlSs
y cars gso. II YOU wish ratsrenes fgom NE VIA
sN' "pumsN.
REV A WEBSTER Basioa Mass ........
"Yuuw ud almost suppose k0pt an intelligence Of
fee could you sootha enoaol calls hove 10 knev Z my
rally s 9,ye any ,d ear W. a. tSli 'sE 64ss Nc!
qomctimes almost nexpfessihle" !"
REV & d B BBgfgEREE gss ysl,sy 4is g 1, SE Bible ooA
Gus oiGet frehiS 6S, siound The y loSS ssmun y.
would fully conmenditto au."
Rrv d MORRIS, Cros5 Rivsr We5ffAssisr Couafy, N
WHO'S known th roughou' this sta's SAYS, - know Of
Of ars & Aliens Worlds iiaT Rssiors and zyoSsI
Ennimn,"
Rev GRO HEwLTNGs. GTe,ayoyt. l., l. .......
tSu % 5s bG ~ a' tRs SS aa s
ut The Rcslorer."
ray JOSEPH MCKEE,. Pastor West DutoA Rs'Orrsa
Rfy. ), y GRswoLD, Wa.ttaofoa Hss Rsapsao.
Mrs B. A Aliens a. pafntinus Arr really ralcaoiOuu
iu ohunUnf tho hairto lis natural coior" /"
~. JAMEsP. STONE, GrssnsbOr0'. psrm6aE a.i 4.
'Reoommeads IA. Nc.'' aaa Mil
P:v WIN oUTTER, Editor lictAsr's Masas,as, N. Il.
IL taado ySS h IVY So5dS S yu X 'S iss5 " D-'' "P'D
IRv. p TUsfIN, Ediior Soaf,sn Baufsst, corrs
Sec baptist Pub. Seceit, CAarlelfon, s q, -.
RoEoTer um h'ppy 70 ~ that dscdsd Improvement
has token nluce, cape y In thr bImqtion Of nsw haI
Toe white heir Is hocom0g uvated BY new and better
"''' w" '''''"N' HT
Rgv wM r. DOWNS Ilosur5. M srs-F.
| "fuuT ZYlhAlsumum has no tupeHn'. ~ feftainu
saves o. elbausa thoroughly The hr awi tcalp, 90
m ye puy ggsnes o. dYaess, snd always prodeq he
| ruudor tho human hair oriecllY beauliial"
| REV Il ENANs. Dsili )chi County, OAio
a have usol oio lottlu a has changed nay hai1 ant
''''f' 'ff'f1 M. .l .#ff. .olI Ira.II. an
Rsy' IAs ggoyg gs PgYii'' F"' rr''sh'riaH cAa'eA
~ have usad Mrs s a. An erld,s Hair RsstqrrT
md Hylnhllstmu with yefy gioai honeht tu my nniI,
ls cleansing and hra tug poperl %, ng dnnarh
aul giving 10 the hhtr na'unl sad healthy tone aud
hothtaA hupasa those oi any pfenfnan thoNh 70 me-
Rty,I y. GRiswOLn, IsesA.agioa, Nos Hau'BsAirs
.'N. w la rHf.uI h HW1
''Pleasu inipua Ms ~ where your pTfpsIniisus eaA
kuoW YOUR Hat Ru.orar % be ~ taatit parRl bs
Rsy. q MOORE, Po,ior ma Heatach.feA caps Mol
] NJ J., iais Alfaf AsssFiuia Btl Uais.a, iIFI
-F ti He Husiig mnll h.aassr
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Tbs'e sr'th' only psp,ia,ions ssporsda ~ ga,nia
ioEuropb
We mth quote from aihsr m he naussaa, is,t.s w
have AMI ooasantll fsoeirinr We Sa, ~ a.
& ,o'.', 4, ,aaei'lt ,gsenp,g2 'siyg Y.
young ID ola We manufacture M ofher pesp.ruiions--
occuping ho largehiiding ooraor of nrqouia and E.
zub'ih Streets oHcutvey lar once iaissro aud nano-
fql Ne have a5iins " iaeiiaalbd W tusais ihhas
ma diurea
WPuld also call attention. to ie ci That w nturia-
bly, avoid all charlataHsm. preparations ere the
highest priced, but tho cheapest because hsy last lon
ger and do coed the expense N ne end lees than
others W9 aspire 20 have the best the lowest priced
One bo',lu ( Restorer will last nearly a year
TO EDS or EvANGELIsr-''My age issrty ose
year ago my hair vas vsif and hal been ruduaiIy tan
inc untL on The crown, Il had become quite thin. Ahout
tho is efMwch, Ofths present year commenced uuiag
Mo q Allsn's "Restorer No Il according % TIE
dir cuous and havoioontinued 10 apply sliahf drsius
Of The same once IN thrss four wsek On retng tobsd
Ny lm a now almost restored original color md
che hue appears 20 be permanent i AM SATISFIED
THAT THE PREPARATION Es1 NOTHING LIKE A
DYE, BUT OPERATES UPON THE sECRErIoNs.-
My ho ceases to fall which is certainly advahtsssto
one wlo was in danger Of becoming bald"
.' .. REv. NJ. THAcHER,
BIZ Bridgevs,sr Oneida Co, N Y. Nov. "a, Isss,
PaFstnrNr J. H. EATON, Ii D., Ua,on Un,v.rsty.
Mur'ress5oro, TenHeseee.
"MAbAss-I would state that sons time Iait sptinE,
found mY HAIR FALLING or. concluded 70 purchase
bottle Of Mrs s A. Aliens worlds Hair R6storer &C.
and give trial. cOmmehosd using Il hut very irrs-
gulsry but notwithstanding this irresuhrty found thnt
Us influence distinctly visible THE FALLING OFF
or iAm CHASED, and my locks which before quite
onXy, cHAE0En TO BLACK de net considsr that
have given fair trial. but irom what have seen Of
its effects my case have reason y believe thatt
is ptble Of accomplishing waat proposes TO do viz
TO PREvENr ma H.IR FRoN FALLINa OFF, and TO RE-
STORE GRAY LOCKS TO rHEiR ORIGINAL COLOR"
Mas D. W CLARK, vic ofREy. d. ". CLARK, I'd
tor Ladies Repository Cineinnatti, osio
"Ihaye heeu using Mrs. A, Aliens ZyobaIsamum
with murh salts act ~ dressing and chdrsna
hair Al trying various articles manutuot for the
h9ir feel no hesitation 10 rechnwehdiuE yoErs the
best We ever used T. gives the hair sUf glossy ap
poarance, aud rotansit Ia auY position desired"
REV, JOHN E RuBfE, Edfor Christian Aduooa .,
Btgllo ~ y rft il...s sr..-f.
Ea.aI taH. a.fg .I., s,
"Yuur Hair Rastarer and Zylohalsamum is the best
have known II has restored my HAIR TO s natural
color &c. .....e.. .... a. tf
REv e. R FAIROHLsDuD. D. Cor. Sec. Amer. and
For Christian Unioa, N, Y. CITY.
Mrs A. Aliens Worries Hair Rostoref aud zylobsl-
Rni take pie asure IN oommeudng them TO tuch hzvs
OCcason to- use such preparations VI aai.,4e. sIs .
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lEy b Q SMITH, Praits9ur0R, N Y
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aEv. r. R FAIROHTLD, d. d, Cor Sec Amer and
Elr Hhrlalian hmm CIT W.

"Your Hair Rostorer and Zyohalsampm is the best
have ever known II has restored my hair to s natural
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at isn't all la bringing up,
Let men say what they will
Neglect may dim silver cup
Ii will b0 silver still |"
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RAY. JOSEPH MCKEE Pastor West Datel Rstorusa
Ciuyth Mo- YOTk CIV. RI. H... .
"HnGummends IL
Rfv !, y, GRIsWoLn, Washingfoa Nea HImpsh,p
Mrs, 3. a Aliens Er'p pafnunus arr really encaci0uu
Ia changing tho hairto It's natural eoior !" III
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GUTTA KOVEA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is manu- asture aud all varieties Of artificial teeth are
ut IN iu the best manner. W. Is .lNGEitSOl. L..
No iii Marble Block, Superior street. Cleveland, O.
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HAIL EIGHTEEN INCHES DEEp.--We learn from
persons who reside Fidelity, Miami county about
Is miles north of Dayton, that hail storm passed
over that section of the country recently, exceeding
anything of the kind known to the Oldest nhabitant
Mr.. Bowman. well known to many Of our merchants.
says that upon actual measurement upon high ground
it fell to the depth OF eight inches On Thursday
morning at nine o'clock, it found to be eighteen
inches deep in the rayines in that neighborhood and
on Friday morning it was twelve inches deep. The
storm extended fnr north as West Milton in MAMA
county, and passed over union and Nandaiia in this
county. dayton (0hio) Journal,