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psg-,lThe Root Of an EyiID i tFe genom

R~iThe Root Of ali Evil i tie venom
Of disease instlisd into the system by early abuse
Indulgence and excess OF any kind. This must b.
ersdicated from thssTstsai Without delays nOta mo-
nsnt should Be lost Ths peraiei0as uss Of msIcury
viii not do Il nay it Ei iniurs rather than cure
TRIESEMARI. I. 4 3 Is your only ehnnes-a peru
sAl Of the book "HUaAE FRAILTR, OF PRYsI0-
LOGtUA L RES ARGsEs, Glastfsssd lsIgh col.
red enerasiuFs. Riil explein sEsrTthing. II ~
paay cost you IS esHtI. r-5ls @
.50id By Dr. Barrow, lsl Blssoker st., n. Z t-ics
S esntS. sent frse Of postage eTsryWhsrs- ReA the
sdv. NtissnentOf 'Triessmar'' IN anothsr column.
A,,o SOlo b. Z. r. Gayh5rd and william Fiaks,
prnzrisss llsVslaEd. Ohlo.
LOUD Is THE PRAISE in ifsYor of a
valuable medIeins, and Dr.. 8. A. wesvsr's Syrup
and Csrse L curing eseTy case Of salt Rheu1n, Tst-
ter, Rrysipsias, scrOfNlAs Ulcsr-tsd sores, scAld
Hsai, and ali the diseases that the result Ofim-
pure blood. People suferias trom thtae diseases
can be be cured by PerssSering in the use Of Dr
Wesver's remedies. The Syrup will Durify the blood
and drive the disease 70 the surface OF the skin,
when, By applying the Csrate, e1re Is SIRE. IL
never falls. Try It.
EB- Sold By T. +. Gaylord, @. s. Mackenzie 3.
". saokridsr, Strong 4 Armstrong and VIM. FiaEs,
UeVeland, o.
1B-Sse Advertisement.
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NfORNINGEEADER. |
sATURDAY MORNING, JUNEI ]. 1soi.

FrOn The Home Journ6la
MATRIAIoNIAL INRRLIoITIEs.
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An Of the Grsaenbers Medicines are for
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afleAifines.
.HEALTHrHEATHI HEABFHI
PURIFY TIE BL0oDf
DIR. WEAVERB
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRuP.
ieal rA ron THK oURs or
Danker Salt Rheum, ErysiDslaa gorotBlS,, l,S.
oasest Cutaneoug seupti0ns aud sysry kind =.
ch q Disease erisinR iroln 40 impure it
state 81 the Blood - e
7hs NOS E6eefVs Blood Rrtfs1 Of a. M.
a- 20 lsdI tessth centET. 10

It the prescription Of an Eiucstsd Physiciaa.
end ~ HhQ arc aiicted with any Of the above nar-sd
oi9eaael, should nee u without delay. Buch Isftr-
- TIE loving are often recgiFeds
- JEa0MEylLLE3 Aadland %, o.. Nov. "a l5s0
has9rs y N. BARS = 20 Cincinnah, o.:
t4temen. = deenI e duty as we'll a. pIiasHfa
. u niorni you What Dr.. WeavFr's skRUP and gE-
AAt bta done Tor me- and hope thst d Il letter nay.
come . the noticB Of parsons similarly Afflicted N
% yer 80 4 vas ~ acked with letter q some
Alnar 20 q pensei on both ny g, WHICH axfBnded
e9psnl 81 sad Oblcined Dsedicines and prtsSris -
Sous from nearly 81 The plTsciana 10 tots Vicinity
M donH an reeommended mao try the ryrupHud
De5hLe which tortubateiy did, aid am nov aiouhd
with great gratitude, remain yours truly,
- ..st...... p p Y John ~ WEIRBAU0HT.
lir. hierbauRhs being we'll known Gentleman OF
Aanland CO., makes this information most f6llabIs
By tAkiusths syrhe g directed. 4, ~, -.
oiseess nom the sygteWs sud when once OUT On ffe
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,l''alla allilasaJ - o.tllso . 1ss1ea
.saisNa -
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An tia trans ,yUinF 70 ,jrir,at ~ f,v.i.
Nltn traips ior Toledo, ChicHgo, C0lunl1s, CrciI-
natls y loaisI Eei and Al the trains gong
eonnett ~ pQn KIRK With the trains Of tlI u 81
l.ailroed and a. buffalo Eith thsse q fhe Ne1- Ycr
gentral and Bunsio 4 Nee YORK CITY Hsiifor5ia
a., =. q. a. h.iA0fTIEeHA.Ms auP'g.
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= ID -lr1 CHGRCHILL 4 BR0., DEuggists,
BIO Is. W cor Pub. square HDh OntRrio Et.
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UHURCHILL BROTH ER. Drugtists.
Rln " eor oat4rio = 4 Puhlic saaSrs
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LkVELAND 8 BkIE z. K.
IaakE ~ ~ SCLAEyELAhp, C.Ay I a

Ss25 A. H. EXPKESs1 NAIL m a ii;-sto-ss,y > (,
IL sIAtloas except Euslid, Wickllbs Ne6-
l1 oI "a orffsrry, gniCuriile, Say brook Fairvisiv
$40 span{ills : tnd GrE1Fes at Erir = I7sfi
Cos JI vi Nv - ~, ~ Z J - 5aiialc 4;z5
-H gl9g-al falnesYille. Ashtabula and Girsrd
s.-.f y4lli ana arrives - krle It's ?. \ Dun.
Ea5P n. UOSEEAUT ktcOaH 5D9 D9ffo5y y4-ssato5.
pinRkt ali stations --"- -
~ ?. =. NIGHT k1PRfSS TRAIH-stop5inz AZ
falnesFiliei Ashtabal and tfirard only, and
- sIssj y - - R5ss,a STss e. ~, lzS p
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9oID By DRUaeIaTs EvERTWHERRl

-..- J. n. HARRIs CO, PrapristOIu &
CineinnAtis D., f0r the Western STATES.
p. n. Biz q. G.nta sle, Rott.- u -.
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KURI0US KOINCIDENCEl
q SLOAN UADBaFAE ooUNTERlsg suH

.swJ asuaJ s'y.zo-.o ? .
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Q n N Z Q TI0Ns

5hslby, sandusky, Einsasld Nsuart silro.a or- rr
sc % .Anraela, At Vernon, Newark, zansIYills,
OraStline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne ChieaEO RaI--
rr Eores, Del1hos.
LIMA kQrt wayne, LHp0rte, Ghcsq6.
vest and East for AAnsnsld, Wooster, Mls-
Gallon and Bellefontsine Railrpsd Linz for arion
L 1eliel0ntalnes Sidney Union, Auncte-
ollap9l1s EE61Il. HlII1a
Illle, Lcalgvile, NRiro, Louis. &c
DelaWarel Nth Springfield,
OolEnbuS, Iittis Mai s eoI5ss s ~. "a.
4s47D iass or AsPls Esysgss lHa1saPI I nsa
I'd cinGjjoPati, ana Sith tasoeiOi Es:s lsus slsg
1zlu1i4 g eteeipp hatlroad AZ Cincinnati
VILE Evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis, and ~
p p po1uta The Ohio river. lf -.7
Uoiumppas gentte Ohio karoad Newark ZsnoI. -
vile, MheaiiBg, ColunIbusg PfduE and.1 eart II
Indiana Railroad PfQuH 6Is-
~ [or Ticksts b al points inSornatol ar
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B CONNECTIONS.

Oonnection3 are made at MOnroeygIIe vrfsh ef e.,
49, ~ 4a1sneld and Newark Z. R. a. Cffds VIM
ths sang qskY, Dayton and Cincinnati B. g. a. Ffs
el5n tne AiehiGAn southern Northern ItlliisTS
$40 I9ledo end Nabash Railroads for Chics95 -
~ S44fsson5 Fort Mayns, Loga1spOrt LafsTsfte
Sso, a Aii9n, st LouiH, Aad al BpiRts WesE, Horth.
IEsi9s .rEiye r glsyslana- ron TS.sdo and tbs
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MAY APPOINTMENTS.
!, r. RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED. .
-ni lArliDR. s. @. CLARK,
d GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIc
. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

ESbtsnI NJ rs ni[s AV.se' "a '''''-''..,zvth.
Mansfield, Wiler " .....22d
NOosssF, American :, "a ...........2Si.
Charge for Medicine for one month, from 50 to "a
q srEO CHARGE FOR CONsuLTATIoN.Ea
Having had twenty years. experience in the praC-
tlce Of Medicine, during which time he has treated
chronic diseases, with unparalleled success, Q,
which some OF your friends and neighbUrs can tla.
apply.
and reliable method by which 20 acquire a perlect
knowledge OF al the Internal organic arrangements
Any Departure from sstats Of health Is at once re
Every organ chen deranged, transmits to the KID
neys .lpe uirty, and In its seoretions is the rutb
= Particular t,-ation viii be given to the
CURT OF CONSUMPTION,
aud ell Diseases yfthe Chest and Lunlz, DyspepsiA
SerSOus Diseases, Female Derangements Of even
Also: will cure old sJrta and diseases
Of whatever character tney may BE- 45-s B.. -sr-.
He makes use OF Universal
BOTANICAL REMEDIESf >. 81
| No UALoMEI4 or other aeleterious Drugs are used
Ali communications must 10 directed TO -lTr q Z
l. :. c. CLARK, N. D..
apr3131lw Clrysiand. Ohio
I.MEDICAzL SUCCESS ~
- = EXTRAORDINARY o hra ?
One HaHdrsd DoildTs PremssE1ll!l ,- a.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, i'-+e-'i "a
\ Oh sPERMAroRRHoR,1 r,.
G L IT &C., AND IMP POTENCY
lre1lgs M CURED,
After all other Treatment FailsIla q q
! isa5 IT. d. DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, Rili pay One Hun.
tired dollars for the proof that be ever As to cure
the above named diseases. BE will pay the same
har rfnn n,
the United 81 Ntes treats the same diseases with
/ equal success ~ -.E4 g.tH "
After many years Of abOriOus study and expert
nouneeto the unlortunste, that he has perfected
/ system OF treatment i0r the aIs l"frr.H I'D
SPEEDY ANI,-PERAlAREHT CURE
4 ef thu above and cthef-
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''''1, SoS,I.lsa,s.lhl ~ TI..sS1Ish ed wheeling.

5oth Trims mske dirsct connection, v,tb P.,n.
Ylllna kallroad Tor Baitmnrs PM, ~ ~,
HorE and Bogton- Also With Baltimors .
Eos4 ~ teitin1ore and Washington City A. -s--
h5Slet 4, q Htlll9n lof Akron and Millersbufq
ne lllile - % horthern Lines 20 New YoTk - -
- nsv-,,s /. y, :. =. 4oC6LLOUeH. suDt.
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Mothers, read this.

The Eollowtagis an extract from written by
the Pastor OF Baptist Church to the journal and
NeasengeF," CInennati, Ohio, and speaks volumes in
favor Of that World-renoWned medlcine-S Rs. WEE
lows SOoTHuSo SrRuF YcR CulDREN TIE1Hnp:
ave see advertisement In your columns Of siFs.
winlloW's Soothing Syrup. Now We never ssIa a
word in favor Of patent medicine before in our li
but We feel compelled to say to your readers, that
this Is no humbug-NEHEvE TRIED IT, AID KNOW n 70
Ri Ak CLAIMS. II la probably, one OF the most
successful medicines OF the day, became 1t Is Oao
the best, And those Of your readers who have bA-
blos can't do better than to lay in a supply ~
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The Convention rc-assembled in the
Grand Jury Room, the Court Room being
occupied by speech of Mr.. Pendleton.
The object of the Rdj Ournment was to
give time to ascertain whether the differ
ent candidates whose names had been
mentioned, would abide by the action of
the Convention. Before the Convention
was organized, there was a heap Of can-
wasting and t'colouging' among the dole
gates ms to tue popularity and general fit-
ness Of the candidates. The Convention
being called to order, tit-2
The Chair announced that a delegate
from the Fitth Ward, L. D, Wait, WAS not
In attendance. On motion, tho name of ].
Il. McMechen was added to the roll.
The Secretary read letter from Col.
Wheat, in which he stated that he Cordial-
y approved of the preamble and resolu-
tons adopted by the Convention.
letter was also read. from the Hon.
Sherrard Clemens, endorsing the preamble
and resolutions, with Soma unimportant
exception 10 the phraseoIDgy7 of the dOCu-
ment
DR.. Bates said the crowd was so dense
that he feared he should be compelled to
offer the stereotyPed motion of a distin-
/! guished Virginia Senator, that the Ser
geant-at.Arms be ordered to clear the gall
leries. FT-
The motion was Put, but the result Of
the vote, however it was, didn't clear the
galleries.
On motion Of Mr.. Blair, the commuui-
cations were laid on the table.
/ Mr.. Blair called for the reading OF the
resolution binding the candidates to abide
the Conventions action. He moved to
rescind the resolution.
Mr.. Hubbard thought the resolution
ought not to be rescinded. 1t was useless
to proceed further unless the candidates
jCould be so pledged.
Mr. Crangle didn't think it would be
satisfactory to proceed upon the two can
didAtes-LOgan and Hub6ar d-the only
ones who had agreed to pledge themselves,
4 DR., Bates was of the:sam opiuion, though
he had high regard for Messrs. Logan
and Hubbard, he would like to hare Others
to choose from. In reference to Mr.. Glenn
ems, he said he was not opposed 10 that
gentleman, hut thought his services were
more valuable in Washington. He explain,
led his position at some length.
+ Mr.. EehOls supposed the members of the
CONVENTION knew the candidates and
their sentiments, and he didn't think that
any pledge was necessary. He didn t fully
understand. the force % the resolution
which il waa p6s6 proposed TO reseiud'
The motion was put on resembling the
resolution, and carried,
Mr.. Jedfers, at the request of Mr.. John
r. Hubbard, Withdrew the name OF Chester
4 D. Hubbard. ~
Was laid % the table
Nr. Hamilton asked il anybody could
Inform him Of the state Of the PFeseedings
=
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'ReauOed by By;psR.'s to a mere

Cured by '-BoeFhave's Holland Bitters.'
AIR. A. MGtchett, trader probably as
wellknown MS any man in Western Penn
sylvania, states as following: ~ met with
u farmer in Armstrong county who was re-
duesd by Dyspepsia to a mere skeleton. i
Pursnaded him to buy bottle of Boerhave's
Holland Bitters, believing it would cure
him. Meeting him some months after, what
was my establishment at finding him hale,
hearty man; he told me he now JCetgAed
400 ponds and that this wonderful change
Bitters to which he attributed solely his
restoration. Jan I'll N.
For sale by T. II. Logan 4 Co., and Iso-
gan, List / Co., Wheeling.
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MANY think the admission Of NewiMexi-
co,in accordance with the proposition of
Mr.. Charles F. Adams, of Massachusetts, is
more than probable; and Mr.. Critteuden is
said to be.ready to lead the Union men in
the Senate'in its support.
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A LAwYER from Milwaukee, at Prairie du
ichiea. docking up farm mortgages for the
railroad, in order TO foreclose them, was
taken by the people, who shut him mp,
burnt his papers, aud sent him back to Mill
waukee by the next train. Itwas mill
case of Lynch. - a-ias
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TanER thousand copies of the Hon.
sherrnrd Clemens late speech in Congress
are at the Post ONCE, one for every voter
in the County who has the mind to call.
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AUTHOR OF rHE CaIrTENDEX PIAx.-A
correspondent of the New York Herald,
writing from Lexington, KY, says:
"I state now to you, from the best per-
sonal authority, what is generally known
here, that the Caittenden amendments, so
called, was drawn up by Mr. Breckinlidge
and n. C. Johnson, Esq, of this city, pri-
or to the departure of the former for Wash
ingtOn, and by him taken on and entrusted
to Mr.. Crittenden. This you may rely on
rs authentic beyond question"
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A now mode Of punishment has been
adopted at Sing Sing, n. Y, State prison,
is to shave of al! the hair except tuft on
the top of the head. This is called the
Japanese Comb, and the prisoners had
rather bear the torturcs of the shower
bath than suffer it, because it makes them
a laughing stock among their fellows.
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OSE of the most prominent candidates
for the United States senatorship from
Kansas, is W. F. N. Army, formerly of
Brooke county, in this State. ~
A poor egg.
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PREAMBLE AND REVOLUTIONS.
In tile name and on behalf of the Peo-
Language % the Father of his country
our own Washington-we do. solemnly
declare and say: I8
That the unity of Government which
constitutes us one people Is still dear to
Us. 1t is justly so-For it Is n main pillar
IN the56ditics Of our real independence
the support Of our tranquility at home
OQr peace abroad; of our Safaty, of our
prosperity, of that liberty which We so
highly prize. From different causes and ,
from different quarters much pains have
been taken, many articles employed to
weaken in our minds tho conviction of
this truth, aud against this point in our
political fortress the batteries of internal
audrexternal enemies have been most con-
slanuy aud actively Though often COVertly
and insidlOusly diTected); yet do We still
properly estimate the immense value of
our National Union to our collective and
individual happiness; we cherish a cOrdi.
al, habitunl and immovable attachment to
&; We think aud speak Of It MS the pHlla-
dium of our political safety and prosperity;
we watch for its preservation with jealous
anxiety, and utterly discOuntenAnce what
ever may suRgest oven a suspicion that it
can tn AnS event be abandoned, and indig-
any portion Of our country from the rest,
or TO enfeeble the sacred ties which have
linked t0GeIher the various parts
Therefore, in the words of the Conven-
ti6n of Virginia, ia the ordinance passed
on the 23d Of June, 1873, asserting to
and ratIfSiHR the Constitution Of the Unit
ed StatOs: with these impressions, with
a solemn appeal to tho Searcher Of alt
hearts for the purity Of our intentions, and
under he eORrietSon tAat SphGteVer iMpe!fee-
tio1s nay s1iSf IN tie G0Rstitution, o'!gkt rd-
rhsr to bt eEamiNed ~ The mode prescribed
GAsreRH
RGSotpOd, That We are loyal and true to
the. Constitution and the Union OF the
United States.
ResolreT, That We are unNlterNbly op.
posed to seeeEHioB, rs being doctrine, in
our opinion, wholly Unauthorized by the
Constitutions In no degree remedy
for any Of the evils of which we complain.
Whatever may be the doctrine Of the Con-
stitptiop AS to coercion, resolved, thatWe
are opposed 70 the execution Of that poli-
cy under. the present circumstances, mas
much as We believe that il would asSur-
eddy be destructive Of all Compromised Aud
end In the total diSruptiOnof the Union.
RtsOl0ed, That the basis OF compromise
contained in the bill known as the Crit.
ten6en resolutions, contain principles
which NJ believe would be just and fair
10 all parties, but we feel disposed TO
agree 20 any. plan OF adjustment which
will RiVe perfect equality 10 the states in
the common Territories OF the country!
Tue readiug of the above gave rise 70
cpuSideFable debate or rather exPlaRation,
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HAIR DYE HAIRBYEI HAIR DYE

w s31' o24OG494N9 y 0A4E6 u4Ht
The Original and hest IN the World!
Al others are mere iniItaSnS, and Should be avoid
cd, ifyOu wish to escape rldlsuIe.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HA1A Dyed instantly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or RACK, without In.
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIPTERN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS Rave been
awarded to VIVA. BAFcaElOR since 1889, ana over
$1,000 applications have been made to the Hair OF
tho Patrons of his famous Dye. 1
Wi. A. BAUCIIRLoR's HAIR DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from nature, aud Is
WARRANTED not to ipjure 10 as least however long 1t
may be continued, and the ul-eGects Of Bad Dyes
remeded; the Hair invigorued for Life by this spen-
did Dye.
Sold in ali cities and towns Of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Good Dealers.
~ The Genuine has tht name and address npOh
steel plate engraving on fur sides Of each box OF
WfLLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
mhlS-dAW1y 10 Fond Street, New York.
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He moved to adjourn, but afterwards with
drew it, for the purpose of allowing; Mr..
Blair to move to go into nomination.
Nr. LETTERS said that DIT. Logan bad
shown respect for the Convention. He
moved To declare him one the candidates
of the Convention.
This Was objected TO, as it had been de-
cided to vote by ballot.
The motion to go into an election by
ballot on DR.. Logan was carried.
Mr.. Hobbs moved that the Convention
adjourn. Lost.
1t was stated that it was only necessary
for the Chairman of the delegation from
each magisterial district TO cast the vote
of his section.
The ballots were being prepared amid
most delightful state Of confusion, Mr.
HAmilton's pertinent question, being up
permost in many minds. Like Artemus
Ward. when he sought consolation 10 the
CLOWN bole," the Convention "didn't
know 'zactly where bouts it was.n
Somebody moved to adjourn, and the
motion WIS carried, amid confusion. So
the. meeting adjourned sine die, after
spending whole day in doing nothing,
and the evening in piling ituP.
There was some opposition to the adj
journment, as the Convention were almost
unanimous Az AhhOG 0t% ASV0
gan the choice Of the Convention, but as
that proceeding would have been irregu-
lar. the adjournment was Ncquiesced iu.
YEsTERpAY's Richmond Enquirer says
that ''its advtces from North Western vir-
GINA are of the most gratifying character.
The remittance party have made their nom
iuations Of true men, who feel that the
honor, rights and interests of Virginia
demand action on the part Of the State.
The .ubmisdont,ts have in some counties
put forth nominees"
The Enquirer also says that
The speech Of Mr.. Clemens having re-
ceived the plaudits Of the enemies of vir-
ginia, it becomes. the Northwest to free
themselves from the foul Nspersions of
Black Republican commentator.
These are suggestive items for the con-
sidcration of our people. We shall see
on election day whether the Northwest is
the suppli0nt tool of treason that the En-
quirer represents it.
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SECRET or BEAuTY.

SECRET OF BEAUTY.
ARDS BLOOM OF YOUTH or LIQUID PEARL,
IL for Identifying and preserving the complexion
and skin This invaluable and wonderful toilet aTtI-
Gle Waa discovered by celebrated Chemist in France
come years since, and It Il 10 him that an the Courts
OF Europe, NJ the present age all their beauty
and lOTelineSs This preparation with all its slim
pliety and purity there u no article that will com
pare with II ias beAutifyer and presoTTer Of the
comple1ion and akin. Mr.. Laird procured the rO-
eeIpt Of him some two years since: he has. during
that time, given Il perfect trial amongst his own
personal friends and tho ArfStOeratte circles Of New
York City, who have usod Il with unqualified admit
toilet Imperfect without this valuable aud purely
haEmIGs preparation. fRor sale by
REED d KRAFT,
jan22 Centre Wheeling.
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Bryan's Tasteless Vermifuge.
Children dying right and ieftl
Mothers not as jet bereft
Know that worms more infants kill
Than each other mortal Ill;
But the VERNnEuoE viii save
Your pale darllugt from the grave.
MoTHER, ItAKE your CaoIcE Shall the Child die,
or the WornHsI Remember, few doses of Bryan,s
Tastelsss vermIfuge win destroy any number OF
worms, and bring them away without pain. Price
IS cents. Sold by LAUuHLISs 1 BUsTFIElD
8. Pundenberg, bridgeport, and Druggists generally
DIR. JAS. McCLINTOOK'S PECTO-
RAJ SYRUP-whcre there Il confirmed cOugh there
Is always great peril. 10 tribe with any disease OF
the respiratory organs s to court destruction Con-
sumption, bropehitis pleursy, lung-fever, &c., lie
close behind cough; and tho only safety in such
cases consists In immediate resort to this great
vegetable remedy. Price 500.
Sold by LaughlinS DyShReld, 8. FuDdenberg,
bridgeport, aud druggists, generally. Jy2l
Dr. AI'OLINTOCIS's COLD q COUGH
MIXTURE performs, In GeFy instance, what was
promised when It was INTRODUCED. It cures, with
the same uniform certainly that morning diSpeIs
night, all the varieties of SeTSre cold or haraSs
ingeoush, and immediatel relieves influenza hOarso-
ness and tickling Of the plate or throat Price, 25
cents.
Sold by LAUGHLINs 4BUsHPIELD, s. PUN.
DESBERG, BridgePort, AMI Druggists generally.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-30
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