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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-10-14
Election Returns.
OHIO,

bOhAlN NO,-DlA tOWuo heHIu iOlh,
797 Republican ma "a gain Of 1873 on
ast year.
NoRwALK, Huron co.-Republcan maj
III jackson township, Richland CO., gives
Ranney 90 mai.
BosToN, Summit co.-Democratic mai.
27. Twinsburg -Repub!ican maj. Stale
ticket, 49. Mortified township, Summit
co. 81 Republican majority.
Hudson, o., is3 Rep. maj us for Gov.
Gho-on 1863.
Wellington-Denniso 1876 mai.
nesvillc-Dennison 2l5 maj.--rest
Of the ticket 2I5.
EIyria-l39 maj, for Dennison and
Gholson.
Four towns in Summit ll3 Rep. maj.
Two towns in Sandusky CO. l16 Rep.
mai.
Three towns ir Lake CO., 776 Rep, maj
Sandusky city--Democratic maj. las
Dem. gain of about 30.
Lancaster, Fairfield co.-Ranney 275;
Whitman 345, which is a gain. Scbleigh
278.
Two towns in Licking CO., Dem. mai
l5j-a Dem. gain OF 10.
Allen co.. towns give 400 Rep. maj
Stark COL township give l3O Dem.
maj. ~
Cuyahoga co.-Middlebur5h township
1875 Reb. maj.
CrcleviIc-Representatives l6 Dem.
mai. in city and township.
Deylon-En,ire Rep. ticket elected for
this CO.; Rep. Senator and two Represent
alives.
Ashtabula township--Rep. maj 2o2--a
gain Of "a.
Oregon township, Lucas co.--2l KEEP.
maj.
Rice township, Sandusky CO. 40 Dem.
mai.
Portage county will give about $50
Rep. maj. on general ticket. Ranney
slightly ahead OF his ticket.
German, Harrison co.--Ranney's maj
80, gain of 10.
Lafayette, Coshocton co.--Ranney's
maj 45 gain Of 10.
Mansfield, Richand Co.-40 mai fol
Dennjson-5 8 townships heard from give
small Rep. gain on State ticket. Rvp
TreasureEand Sheriff probably elected.
Delaware co.-6 townships give 3Ot
Rep. msjorily-a slight gain.
Erie co.-Probably $50 Rep maj
Full returns from Marion CO. give ma
joriles varying from 420 10 900.
Lorain cos townships 969 Rep. ma
ii gain OF l4l over last year. At.thi
rate the county will give 1900 Rep. ma
Franklin co Probably 100 Dem ma
Toledo-2 wards give 206 Rep. maj.
Clyde--Ranney's maj. 81. DeDcc
cratic gain OF G,
Huron coun'y--5 Fps. give Dennison
gain Of 81 on maj. OF last year for Sr
preme Judge.
L"ter--iiuron county gives Rep. ma
of about 500, gain of 1865.
Lucas county, towns GIG Rep. ma
gaia OF 70.
West Jefferson, Madison county,
Rep. maj.
Hamilton co.--Whole Democratic tick
elected by about 1000 majority.
Granville, Licking co.-232 majori
for DenniSon.
Fayette co.-As far as heard from the
is gain on the State ticket and SO r.
publican majority with five townships
hear from. which will probably make |
II majority OF 3l5.--Gholson behind tick
2.
Cunneau,. twp, Ashtabula co.--Denr
3 sons majority 262. Gholson's majori
| 279.
Wayne CO., townships in.--Dem
cratic gain l40.
Delphas, Allen county-Township /!
Rep. County, SO far as heard from, b
; 400 Rep. and S townships not hea
e from. M0jorlies about the same as la
e year.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

M, iiiiLADELPll'A; oct H..
I ino o'Gc',on II, 'i''s Guy passou on qu'ot'S
:" Gay II 'S s'"'ea una, an annoying ms
,She was ',auo III t"o t'cSots OF inc reop'oS
i"rlS-'IcNe'S iHr ono part OF 'ho CITY
woro sem !" "noVnor uIstrIct anu vice versa;
a"a M'so nuhnor OF 'hom woro voted
ne'"re 'no mistake was discovered Inc
nop'eSon'a'Fe anu ooha'or,al ucke's mus
po''cu OUT o' 'nor proper u's'fc's Will Do
'os.;
iork oou"ty'Li inomas Il; Cnchrans "ill'
c'a' ""Jorlty III 'ne Durg OF YORK Is Soo,a
gam 0, w Tor inc feop,oS far'y over last
la'l' whch inc Deihocrauc majority IN inc
county was oo''
m"n'gohery ooun'y-messrs; cochran
a. Snu ho," oppos'''o" candidates Tor And'tcr
o"nora' a"u surveyor uchera'' nave o.
nh"Jorlty IN 'hls ourg TINS Is loss OF loo
lor 'ne oppos't'on' compared win the vote
o' las' yoat ioT C'ngross'
oor EFlo o"y-i-"'tu' Anu, hccompton Dom
~ - majority ,or Auu''"r General Cocnran'
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ao- Miss Paine's Concert, on Wednesday
evening, was well attended, and gave excel
lont satisfaction. We could not be present
during tho entire entertainment, but arrived
in timo to witness tho concluding tableauxr
which were very fno indeed. Wo under
stand that the young musicians performed
their part with credit to themselves and
their teacher.
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NOTICE.

The Annual Meeting Of the GeNuga County
Mutual Fire Insurance Co, tnF the Election Of of
hrers for the year to come, and iof tho trausac-
.Ion of such other business us the wants and in
.erosts of the Company may require, will be held
ut the Office ot Phelps u I'hrosher, on Thursday,
the 20.h day ofOctob2T, 1853, at O'clock,
J. NJ. Per Order.
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~ % n I g. II

All persons who are in an way Ow-
ng Tor Clothing or Goods purchased of John Strohi
since February go, 1851, are hereby Mo-
fled that Payment for such Indebtedness must ba
made ~ me, after this date
W. T. REXFORD.
ChardOn July lGth 1889 499.u
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Gg- Hon, Joseph R. Swan, Chief JUS
tice OF the Supreme Court Of this State'
has resigned his office, the resignation to
take effect on the third Tuesday Of this
month. i
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Madison City.--Higbee Opposition, has
3l6 majority for Recorder; Kinds Opp,
3O5 mai, for Commissioner.
Dresden. Dem, Tor Commissioner, has
1870 majority at North Madison.
Republican, Triumph i'm Cuyo-
hOgn--Siate EiCket 500 MbjOr-
ity--County ticket from 1000
TO 1900.
In 1857 tho majority for Governor Chase
in Cuyahoga was a6O. Tho returns received
show that tho majority for MIR. Donuison
and the State ticket will not be less than
about 1900 Mr.. Gholson, for Supreme
Judge, against whom tho Democrat and the
Drairr have howied long, loud and often,
runs nearly or quito up with the foremost.
Tho ontiro County Republican ticket is
elected hy maioritits ranging from 1000 to
500. No effort was spared 90 Goicat Mr.,
Slade for Prosecutor on Temperance
grounds, aud we rejoice to record that the
friends of sohrioty law and order. have sus'
tanned tho deserving young man by tho no
blo majority of about 1000. The attcmpt
TO defeat Mr.. Burke. for Treasurer, was still
moro abnrtiyc. as his majority will be some
200. The Wards and townships us far a'
heard. havc all done we'll. An honor to the
Republicans of Cuyahogn -Leader q
| Wedncsddy.
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CoNNEcrIcur..MAssAcnusnrrs.. G eoReIA

CONNECTICUr..M MASSACHUSETTS. GEORGIA.
"A Washington despatch OF the 9th says:
Tho accounts from Connecticut are cheer
irg for tho Republicans. The town olect-
ions show largo gains from last year,
although tho result then was considered
highly favorable. So the partiality for
Douglas displayed by sundry Democratic
journals and politicians of that State, has
not greatly advanced the Democratic cause.
In Massachusetts tho Congressional districts
arc SOLICITING their delegates to Charleston,
but tho greatest unnuimity does not prevail
among the unteriiied. So far Douglas and
the Administration equally divide matters
Tho Democratic success in Georgia is about
what was expected; most of tho Democratic
candidates for Congress repudiated Douglas
ism, and Crawford went SO far as to SAY
that iG no was nominated at Charleston he
would advise all tho Southern delegates to
90 home.
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EE Al the township Election in this
village, on Tuesday last, DR.. John Nichols
and VIM. Richards, Esq, were elected
Justices of the Peace for the ensuing
three years.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Schopi j3ra miners Notices.. The Board OF
School Examiners for Goauga County will hold
their next meeting on saturday, the Goth day Of
October, 1859, at Churdon The hour ia ten
O'Clock. A. NJ. J. o. WORKABLE, Clark.
Charlon, October lllh
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LIFE AND SPEECHES OF THOMAS Cor
wIN.-It is announced that MessTs.
Comfy &Co, of Dayton. are about pub
fishing the speeches of Hon. Thomas
Corwin, with a sketch of his life. The
work will contain 500 pages.
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Derangements of the Liver and Stomach.
SHOULD AT ONCE BE ATTENDED TO.

HOOrLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs,
prepared by DR.. c. M. Jackson, Philadel'
phia, Pa. and sold by druggists and dealers
in medicines, everywhere, will cure oil dis
cases arising from disOrderod Liver or
Stomach. b09w4
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Republican Triumph in Cleveland.

The election in the city yesterday was
one of the most quiet and orderly ever
held, and resulted in a majority of III Tor
Dennison. Though not full vote, II was
7 larger than two years ago. In 1907
the vote for Governor stood:
Payne 2,0O5
Chase 9, 565
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INDIANA.
INDTANAPoLIs, Oct. II.

This city and township give Firch.
Rep, for Judge of the 5'h Judicial Dis
trict. 5l5 majority; Coburn, Judge Of
Common Pleas, $40 majority Wright,
Auditor, 800 majority, and Brown, 800
majority. This ensures the election Of
the entire Opposition ticket.
LATER-The entire Republican ticket
of this county is elected by average ma
jorities of from 800 10 500.
One precinct in Hendricks county gives
a Republican Majority.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.-.DR.

Il Nl ~ IL n ~ ~ 10" N@''
PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
l.. CHEEsEMAN, NJ. D., New York City-The com.
bination Of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
suit of long and extensive practice, They arc
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting
allirregularities Painful Menstruauons, removing
all obstructions, whether from cold or Otherwise,
headache, pain in tho side papitaton OF the heart.
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption o.
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they win
bring on the monthly period with regularity La
dies who have been disappointed In the use OF
other Pills. can place the utmost conhddnee in 1T:
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent To
do. ,,o,-,
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
n mis- carriage would certainly result thereirom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any
thing Injurious to life or health. Explicit diTec'
lions, which should be read, accompany each boz.
Price sl Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized agout. Sold by one DIusgis, in every
town in the Unied States
RIB. HUTCHINS.
| GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED nIAIEs,
| l65 Chambers-St., new, oIhi
To whom all wholesale orders should %
c,SVsIoSS, e0sI pS a. 0''~' 47syI
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ALIVE AND THERE.-Horace Greeley,
the most reliable aud prompt of men, iNsl
spring promised to deliver an Agricul-
turai, Address at Wyoming, N, Y, Sept.
28lh elf he was alive" When ihe hour
came, who should appear on the platform
but Greedy, though his arrival from Cal.
ilornia was unknown TO the multitude
tie landed from the steamer just in time
for the cars, and without taking time to
see his family he pushed to Wyoming to
fufll his promise. This is characteristic
Of the man.
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5,470-Paync's maj. $40.
In 1859 the vote for Governor stands {:
Dcnnlson 2, 827
Rsnncy 1850
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5. 477-Dcnnison's maj. III.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-20

U. s. CIRCUIT AND DIsTRIcT CoURT.-The
Grand Jurors summoned are Hon Joseph Burns,
Coshocton Hon. f. II. Leland, Defiance Hon.
G. G. Marshall, Van Wert ]. D. Bottefer, Fre-
mont NJ. P. Bean, Bucyrusi G. W. Clark, Ben.
nington A. E. Jennie, Crestline Fred Kinsman,
Warren c. G. Prentiss Mt Giead J. Il Hitch
cock, Apple Creek J. +. Perkey, Clermont, Hat
cock Nelson Hyde, New Lyme, Ashtabua Enos
RaHensberger, Navarro.
PETIT JURoRs.-ThOse in attendance are
Hon. J. Cantwell, Richlaud Hon L. Harper
Knox; H D. Mason Lucas; ] NJ. White, Kenton;
d. Lathrop. Bellevue T; r Frizzel warrensville ;
Stoughtou Bliss Cleveland, John Hardman, Fred
cIicksburghi +. 7. Dickinson, Fremonti l. Wright
Florence; IL. A. Stidger, Carrolton Dr. Nc
Cam, Napoleon; t, Breok, Brecksville NJ. L.
Root, Painesville, A. G. Avery, streetsborough
J. l. Dunbar, Canton
The Grand Jury has been summoned to appear
on the 2d Of August.
Ia the Circuit Court the Court allowed an in
junction in the case Of Edward X. Collins VS.. the
C. & p. II. r. Co. and others against interference
by VIM. c. Nelson, VIM. Mitleberger, and W. s.
G. OTIS with the use and occupancy CT the wharf
Of Collins, adjoining the Government pier.
In the District Court the case Of the United
States VS.. Hamilton indicted for couuterfeiting an
adjournment of the trial was had until this morn.
ing to await the coming in of witnesses for the de.
fendant.
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MATRIMONIAL.

10 THE LADIES' THE UNITBD STATES:
Il has been good fortune to restore to health many
thousands OF my oounty-wOmen.
My success has excited the malice Of the enviOus and
aOu but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway oul the fair sufferers whom
have relieved SO tong held in allectiouate and
thankful rememb BY those who have experienced
skin, AFFORD 70 Jospse the efforts Of mschiefmskers
nd sandeTs -.s.
My friends nave repeatedly urged me to place my med
clue for producing mensrualn within the reuch Of the
Ladies Of the United States; but ndpositon to enter
ded occupied by quacks with their pencous uOstrums
and fear that unprncpled counterfoers might palm upon
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for tho sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME" in tho United States.
last yield to the enreates Of patients and friends
and offer to the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy OF tn" o"AMlE DE FENME,"
need only say that Is in liquid form, and is exactly such
HsI have used in my paccein France FOR years and
that It has never failed to satisfactory result.
The Annie de Femme and stand in the
lation OF cause and effect 1t is alike powerful TO originate
healthy menstrual ow where IL has existed aud to
restore it where hus been from any suppressed
In ordsrto guard against imposition the wrapper drec
written signature and both the bottle and enclosing bc1
vii ho sealed with my private seal
Price, $500 package. - .,-,
PARIS, January, 1851
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE
No 20 Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme al the PTopnetOrs prices
unl0dRwlgs
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For the Leader.
BENzoNIA AND THE MENDorA. Leader
We are desired by our company of passengers,
who went around the lakes 10 the propeller "Meu>
dota," Capt. Spencer, to express through your pa
per, their gratitude to the Captain aud officers
this cxcolen. boat; and TO appriss th public that
persons wishing to send freight to, or to take pas,
sage for B'uEonia, ia western Michigan can end
an opportunity of doing so by the Mondota.
Benzonia Is tho site Of new Christian Colony
aud College, located on Bsnsa River, near Lake
Michigan. wharf is now being erected at the
mouth of the river upon the eastern shore of the
lake; little south of the Manitou Islands. Tho
river is navigAblo to Benzonia, twelve miles above
its mouth There is good harbor at its mouth;
the best, probably, when the pier shall be compile
ted, that can be found in Western Mohigan. The
Colony own large tract of land, one fourth Of
which is appropriated to the endowment of Col.
legc. From this territory ardent spirits and to-
bacco are excluded by a clause in the deeds. The
Church is Congregational. The sentiment of the
people, who are already there, and Of those who
will be invited to lay tho foundations of the new
town and College will be earnestly hostile to
Slavery, and to whatever else depraves the morals
or denies the rights Of man.
The Mendoza was the first regular line boat that
called OF the mouth of Bonza River. She left our
passengers aud on a subsequent trip called and
brought us to Chicago. 10 behalf Of our company
Of passengers who deemed themselves greatly
favored. all commend tho boat and its Captain to
tho notice of those who desire to have pleasant
passage in a good boat with reliable officers
around the lakes. j. b. WALKER
A. d. BARBER.
SapduskV. july IS 80
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ana liie were fast killing him. / spared alp /
could TO leave him the comforts Of life Weak
as had been was now determined to oct en-
,fiTss1ealg. ~ Arrived IN England, returned to
horngrave, which ! bad left 20 happv--s hum.
Die lodging my dwelling my child all my ioy
Concluded 10 Morrolo I
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N n gOIOMONsON

PRAoTIoL AND SofENTIFIC OPTtCAE,
seps the arsest assortment the approved kds nj
PECTACLES. Alhis glasses, whether for near OF far
lighted, ground under his owninspecon by machine
Of construction, with the 'reatest care, so to
udt the eyes In al cases, curing WsaHess Drriness or
RdammafiOno Of the Eyes and nparug strength Tor Ions
eadiue fns sewing.
" N. H. Solomousun would hero inform the public
hsths sever employs any the salo Of hslenses.
" Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROScOPES, COMPASSES, sc kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted Fithout pain, as perfect as natural.
rS-omee3s Superior street ,underthe American Hotel
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BEAUriFUL NEEDLE WoRK-The Exhibition
Of work at the Convent on Euclid street, this af
ternoon, will be worthy the attention Of the Ladder.
Tho specimens we understand arc numerous and
verv ohOine
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pfntistrp.
DENTISTRY
HIN - = n
AT 2ll SUPERIOR ST.

IF YOUR TEETE ARE GOOD,
l. read tho following lines II your teeth are bad read
hem with great II you have teeth at all iisp
fact that isl daily exhibited in the Streets in the social
circle and In the pnroT by he huMbest peasant aud the
proudest huudre ds nf persous lose good
of teeth for the OF the timely aid Of good and
skul dentist poor aud inferior operation is in many
than all If your teeth good have
them examined by good derlis aud keep them in order
II OF, NJ should DO list bat haze thcu renal red, the
sooner tha batter escape that which Burns says the
neil Of all diseases All 1Tegularues OF the teoth should
be attended 20 n childhn vi and Youth
All desrnus of fine dGuta operations are iuvt
ed to all at whore particular attention y given
he preservation Of the natural teeth. where tho
VULCARIZED CORALIrE,
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GREAT BR1TArN.-Rrv " rHoRNr1op

Pri,0f, Lalcashir6 ErgioRd
Your HAIR Restorer is perfect marvel. After having
used Tor sN eess my erremey gray ha WIS restored
TO s natural colnr,n, tho Nig-ko anpearance produe-
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my mind III ntit Is not dye can strongly recommend
IL aud shql fae happy ia answering the queries OF any
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CTle above Cirrogmaa is oeil Jaopn tlro,,,o,, c,,,
Briiaia, an 10 maHgia tls Uaifed StaiesI
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.


~ Pianund Ornamental frntmg 1' every Description
i1ue At the Printing Establishment the Legder Office
latest Improved and most rapiL steam bEesses, u the
Ies stye short notice aud at reasonable Par
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Hiujngd done, especially Bauk B1kf lpdgprU Jvutnuls
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sptriul Notifies.


u If any people in the world ever needed
apostle to cast their devils out it is ours who live in
his wuter-losgsd country The miasmatc poison Of
swamps and Marshes becomes yefitable devil In the
blood TO reve n the Agues and which shake and
obrch as all. Ayers AaUE CURE" Is said TO be the
pose We need and some Of neghborf who have tried
on6tm the renW, -Joara a.. Plano, NJ
BRANDRETH's PILLS, composed wholly Of Veg
etable matter found by exoerieucs to be harmless
the most ten er age tho weakest frame, under every
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no same time the in searching the root Of
any complaint, however deep and OF performing cure
b BRANDERTH, NJ d.
Sold No. 29f Canal s., Brandrehs building; ans by
A. Gardiner No 22O Superior street. Cleveland; and by
j. b. wheedon Hudson, and all resrociobe dealers In
jun9iw.2snuR
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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REV. R. FAmcmLD, D D. Cor SEC. As,.r. a

For. cArstan UaioH, ~ Y Cfv
Mrs A. Aliens Words Hair Restorer and zylo
basnmum have been used in my family with benseoul
ehaosi anti take pleasure 30 oonmsp, ing Them to such
as have o1cason 10 use such preparations
REv A WEBSTER, Ed "Cbvisfir, E,o ,, Posto- A..
"Having used numerous specifies to litts na,no -
eardsd al ,ni. ing them 10 b. orp, v,ine sTra..r5
cd your Worlds Hair Rssioier aud zylohasamum, yet
personal iTands prevailed on to use a. hnv done
'oi1r sever months past with good e.ot and ontire sat
Hhc'iou ON HoS neither btif or gray; my hair was
Dr. an brittle, but has regiiacd the softnoss
lie years"
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TO EDsOF EvANeELIsr,-"Ms srsts sriy. cn
year ago ny hair very gray lad been gradually
tiiiat unti - elll ~ 80 ntrrao cutie ihin.~-
About Ne tai ofMarch ofths pressntFoar ooamsa ao
cd usiag Mfs.S A Auear Rsuiorlf.n No. 4. ace 70
Ing 70 the dirsctiont uhd hsfs centiausd % aplg
slight dressing Of the same three four wsks
ol etirng TO bel MyhsH y uoAiulhaf RESTORED ~ u
'r'einal color and The hue 4ppssfs be permanent
q " SATISFIED THAT THE PREPARATION
NOTHING LIKE A DIVE. nUr OPERATES CPl
THESE hkIloNs MyFirce s's, 70 fal, whr
csr aiuly au advantage to one who was 10 danger d
|caung bald "
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fact, q few tears, and then We left for long
wedding tour that Had been arranged prev ious.
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va For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
paup.