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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14
Coon News FROM THE TWENTY

Coon News FROM THE TWENTY
Fta,r REGIMENT We are indebted
20 |. s. Chamberlain, formerly n
Com pos;tor in this Office, but at this
time in camp at Galipolis, for
copy of the Gallipols Journal, :. n
which we take the following very
complimentary notice OF the twenty
frat regiment, Of which our compa-
nies form u part. Our volunteers in
writing home, have uniformly spo'
ken ia the highest terms OF the k nd
ness and hospitality of the people Of
Gallipolis, and we are happy to see
that the sentiments expressed by
them, are 80 cordially reciprocated:
The twenty hrst regiment of Ohio volun-
teer militia, removed TO Camp Carungtoo on
Friday last. Ii is located on the farm OF Mr..
Stephen Barlow, North OF Galllpolls, and
but Q short distance from the corporation
limits. Il contains about thirty-hve acres
oil lunuS Ocautilutit stbudhcu ~ thN SN'N w
the hill, and in view Of the Ohio river. As
the srouad was in wheat and oats, 1t will re-
auire some time TO render It smooth and N
good order, but the rapidity with which the
officers have gone TO work, will soon over
come al difficulties,
When we consider that the regiment wa
.snt on without tents or camp equippage
and deficient. at all. points IN mIiitar,
equipments, the progress made IS aston'sh
ing. The officers seem to be straining ever
nerve to render their men comfortable. 1t !
true that in some respects they have not en-
tir.ly succeeded, but the fault seems to b
vith those at the head Of the various depart
ueuts st Columbus. and not with the regl
mental company officers.
A dress parade will take place In tn
camp every day at four p. m, to which a
are invited, and as Captain W., the prime
of good fellows, told us, the ladies especial
IN there is anything in which the citizer
of Oallipolis agree, 1t is in concedlng to u
,venty. 6rst regiment OF Ohio volunteers, II
highest praise for the good order and dec,
rum they have observed during their stay
town. ~
csrt,ous, disordeIly and lawless, and mar
of our peaceful citisens greatly feared u
presence Of q thousand strangers IN OF
midst. % tending to disturb the quiet OF o'
Sovn. Never was there a greater mislak
The oliceis and privates OF The twenty hr
Yesimsnt have shown their good sense al
GOOD breeding, by observing the strietest s.
6uety, the most polite and gentleman
bearing toward our citizens, and in all Z
spect, scting 30 entirely contrary to the pT
conceived notions Of our citisens, that
h.ys heard many express regret at their 8
ins into camp at all. II 70 to be hoped
Iii continue thus, and that however lo
a, stost their stay among US may be, VIII
parting does come. both citizens and s.
disss viii have the proud satisfaction
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V,IvApLR MEpicISE.-We presume no
medical preparation ever offered 10 the pub.
lie has been more thoroughly tested than
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. Thous.
anis of persons, were they called on TO do
80, would cheerfully testify thst they have
used il for variou, Ills, with the most sstis-
factory success. II within our own know
ledge, tha, an immense amount OF suffering
has been relieved by it. Its proprietors,
Messrs. Perry Davis a son, save no pains OF
expense in order TO satisfy the public
Being strictly honorable men, they observe
the utmost uniformity in the manufacture OF
their celebrated Pain Killer. The materials
ofwhich il is composed are carefully selected.
none but the best quality being used. By
these means the high reputation which the
Pain Killer has long since required is at all
times trlumphan,ly sustained. In view ol
these facts, we are by no means surprised to
learn that Messrs. Davis 4 Sons sales are
constantly and rapidly increasing. While
we congratulate our friends generally that
so valuable preparation as the Pain Killers
placed within their reach, we must be per
mitied to rejoice q, the ell meri,ed success
of ITS liberal and enterprising .proprietors.-
| Providence General Advertiser.
Sold by all Druggists in Findlay.
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DR. S. A. WEAvEa's CAsKER AND SALT
RHsus syaur. The object Of this Syrup is
to throw all Impurities which are IN the
blood out upon the surface Of the skin,
which is the only true way that the blood
can ever bs freed from them. When the,
are out upon the skin, they can at once be
removed by applying the Cerate, which will
in oil cases effect permanent cure. There
is no external application which will alone
cure this class Of diseases.
1t is sold By medicine desIefs generally.
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DEATH OF A VoLUNrEER.-We
have received copy Of the Gallipo'
lis Journal, from which We take the
following account Of the drowning
ol Mr.. Henry, Of whom we spoke
last week. This sad bereavement
will fall heavily upon his fri, nds at
home. We had no personal &C
quaintance with Mr. Henry, but
have heard him spoken of as among
the best young men in HE company:
DaowsrD.-Cyr Henry, a private in
Company @, Captain Lowell. twenty first
regiment, Ohio volunteer militia. now en-
oamped at this place, lost his life by drow n
ing in the Ohio river, on Wednesday even
ing last.
He was twenty-five years Of age, and
seems to have been general favorite with
the company. over which his sudden death
has cast deep sorrow.
With two OF his companions he went out
in a skiff, which by some means upset, ard
not being able TO swim, soon sunk beneath
the water. His comrades with difficulty
reached the shore. Up TO the present mo.
ment his body has not been found.
His parents reside in Hancock county.
ONO, and are most estimable people, his ia.
ther being preacher IN the Baptist church,
OF which this unfortunate man was a men,
Der.
We sympatlize with his parents in this,
tier deep afliction. His officers and
brother members are unanimous in awarding
him the highest praise as a Soldier, and
peaceful, law abiding citizen. Peace TO his
ashes.
=. S.-The body was recovered Monday
evening and inferred Tuesday morning
nearly the whole regiment stationed here
following the remains TO their last resting
Mace
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@. Fl. MAINS CoRNET BAND
This is the new title assumed by
the Findlay Band. They are going
to buy uniform at once. This will
improve their appearance material
ly, though we don't believe that a
change either iu their name or dress,
can add an additional charm to
their music. The boys have always
been liberal OF this on all public oc.
casions. We claim now to have one
Of the best Bands, Of equal nun bers,
in the state Of Ohio, or anywhere
else, and one Of which our village
may we'll be proud.
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Ds. RisaanosoS's SHkanr WISE BtrTrss.
The erea, success OF this medicine has been
an inducement for others to manufacture IN
Vulnerable kinds of bitters. with which the
whole country has fot many years been
flooded The number and variety TINT has
been offered to the pubic. since the nitro
Iduction Of DR.. Richardson's Sherry Wine
Bit:ers, may be counted by thousands aud
not one OF which can he named, that is now
existing, that was introduced even twenty
years later than the origin Of this medicine
They suddenly sppeared with aan'ins an
nouncemen,s Of their remarkable virtues.
but as quickly departed. and were seen no
more.
Sold Nv all Druggists in Findlay.
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ARREST or Covsrs The detect.
i've Police have arrested and Imprisoned q,
Buffalo, New York, one Andrews and his
associates, whom they caught in the act OF
making a counterfeit, Of Ayers Csthartic
Pills. Their detection was accomplished
at the instance Of Messts. J. G. Aver 4 Co..
Of Lowell, Massachusetts. who have shown
a commendable energy and promptitude
in protecting the public from imposition
through spurious limitations Of their IN
valuable medicines.
Doct. Aver sSarsspsrilia, Cherry Pectora'
and Pills have come to be staple necessities
with the community, and the imposition
upon the sick Of spurious. worthless, II no,
injurious fobrications OF them, is in fact the
oonsummatlon Of villauy. We hope the
-coundrels will get their due. and in the
keeping they now ATE. they nre pretty sure
Of oft.-[Police Gazette.
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A HANDSOME IMpRovEMEN

A HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT. -
Among the most noticeable i'm
provemcnts going on in our thriving,
bustling, and always progressive
village, is the substantial and el
egant residence OF A. r. Belden,
esq, in the Southern part OF town,
The location ID very pleasant one
and as other similar improvements
are contemplated in that vicinity
it will soon become one Of the mos
doeirablo in town. We admire Mr.
Belden's enterprise, and taste, bu
we can't imagine what kind of
whim has got into his head, that h.
should be building residence, un
less-bnt we won't anticipate. "Ther,
is tide in the affairs OF men, which
taken at its food, leads"
knows where. Belden, we fear,
gone.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

JuHcrios. Psulding county,
Juiy 30. 1859,

Docroa G. w. RoBAcK-Dear Sir: This is
10 certify that l have derived incalcul able
benefits from the use of your Scandinavian
Blood Remedies. | have used almost every
kind of medicine recommended without re-
ceiving any benefit, until your Agent Mr..
Nsveau urged me TO try your scandinavian
Blood Pills and Purlher. did so, and the
result was that in two weeks after using the
first bottle, was entirely clear OF disease
and restored TO my former good health.
Many others in this vicinity have used your
Scand inavian remedies. and vouch for their
inyigorating, hie.eiving qualities.
Most truly, yours,
JOHN II. SHAWvER.
See advertisement.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

Losr- On last Sunday, from II
buggy seat, sumewhere on the cross
road, from the ridge road 10 the
Giiboa road, Immediately West VI
Benton, OF on the latter road toward
Flndlay, black cloth vcst, contain
ing in the pockets thereof, Il p,ir o
black steel-framed spectecles, lead
pencil, morandum book with two
rail road passes in it, and other pa
per5 OF no use to any one but tn,
owner. Any p,rson leaving tn,
same At the Office OF the HIncocI
C"snjer, in Findlay, or giving in
formation where it can be had, vii
be literally rewarded.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

THg Detroit Tribune states that C. II.
o. Rearien, one Of the Cardigan regiment,
the gallant six hundred who rode throur h
that solid phalanS Of Russians at B llaklava,
and sabred the Attillerymen at their guns,
has enlisted in the Coldwater Light Artil
lery corps of Michigan.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

AN appropriate text for a patri-
otto discourse may he found in .he
nineteenth verse of the twelfth
chapter Of Jeremiah: The cities
of tte South shall he shut up, and
none shall open them"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

The ARMY WoRM.-We notice in
our exchanges from various parts oI
the state, accounts Of the ravsgee o
the army worm. They have alse
made their appearance in vast num
bers in many parts Of our owr
county. Several orchards near town
have been stripped and our forests
in some localities are full OF them
We have not yet heard OF their at
tacking the wheat or corn.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

THx New Orleans Crescent calls Cincin
natl the paradise oftopers," because whs
key is selling there at ten cents per gallon
There is flaming sword at Cairo, which,
for the present at least, will keep the Cies.
cent out ofits "paradise lost."-t Louisville
Journal.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

TnE United States Senate, which meets in
extra session on the fourth proximo, will
stand thus; Republicans, 81; Opposition, IS
vacancies caused by the eleven seeded
states and the death Of Judge Douglas, 90
Total, 68.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

Hay MAKING The grounds about
the Court Ilouse. H. Findlav, pre-
sent quite rural aspect. The lux
urian, crop of grass has been mown,
and partially gathered, giving the
premiscs theresbonts the appearance
of u little meadow.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

CArALoGUE.--We have received
the twenty seventh annual catalogue
OF the Granville Female College.
This is among the ablest, and best
conducted Female Colleges in tie
state. The whole number Of pupils
in attendance during the year, was
one hundred and thirty.0ne.
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Findiay Market.

RHEussrisE can be permanently cured by
"pr. Leland's Anti Rheumatic Band"
See advertisement Of" Great Cure" in anoth-
er column.
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The Bold Zounyn.
All you noble volunteers,

All you noble volunteers,
pray yor lend an ear
To the news from Washington
Wo have lost a friend 40 dear.
Colonel Ellsworth volunteered
His dear country IN save;
lie was friend Ia all true men.
The loyal, bod Zpuayc.
lie went unt0 the Crimea
To learn tse arts of war,
Aud cane back 60 his country
The ACCOMPLISHED Soldier.
lie was twenty eight years ur ago
Before the war begun;
Belnvor hv all who knew him
iio was the only son.
lie went In Alexandria
lilo led his heroes on
II" tuuk possession uf the plIce.
lie was always in the .ar,
The rebel nag he soon hauled down.
The bloc ihounhS on his track:
Slave driver Jackson with his gun
Shot him IN the back.
Now. Ohio volun'rprs.
Nou are both stout and bold:
Let "Ellsworth' he the battlo cry;
The stars and stripes unfold.
Let every one take down his man,
His country thus 10 save
AvcnCe the death of T. iSwurth,
Chicago's bold Zouavc.
Tho Fircmon 81 New York.
Who learned the art Of war
rnher the brave Ellsworth.
The loval volunteer,
They have gone forth united,
The law fnr to maintain.
Death to tlnec rcrjured traitors,
For here they can't remain.
Jon. Davis and his reNe's
VIII sEortiy have to leave
10 set mn their rebel government
With Arnold. 7 hclicva.
A. srun A. these XnuJyrs E,t them,
T" Arnold they shall go
There warm quarters await them,
In I region down below.
lrivc Eilsw"rth now is dead And gone,
Ana IN his tomb doth lie;
He viii live in our Wcmury
l'ntNthc day We die.
lie y1ur,reri n the first cali
Loyal, true and brave;
Tho rJuci crew tie hero slew
Imragp'S bold Zuuaye.
IA. II, J"mSrr
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

MARRIAGE. - Married on the 9Th instant,
by James Wal,ern,re, esq. Mr.. John II,
vsnata to Miss Hannah Aurand. - both oi
Hancock county, Ohio.
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AID DIcE5rIoS.-S1me people are
prejudiced against the use of Salcra.
tus and cay it is very unhealthy.-
But Chemists and Physicians say
that pure Saleratus is not only per-
fectiy healthy, but is a corrector Of
the stomach and an Aid to digestion.
We are happy to assure our patrons
that in procuring ID. b. DeLand e.
Cos Chemical SaIeratus they will be
in the possession of a perfectly pure
article and one that will do you good
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

FORTY prizes have been taken in
Hampton Roads since the blockade,
valued at | 900, 900.
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STORES To nc CLpsEp ON THE
FouRru. Our Merchants have held
meeting, AMI resolved 10 close
their stores on the coming annivor-
sary OF our National Independence.
This ia right. t.nt us make 40 half
way matter of it.
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Vegetable rills. rer box. ~. 4
Green houi,aif cmn' 'tft. Itf hcx... =.
Ter boitle...., :. l.
Childicn' ranactp. per bottle a. -. -.
fsver % smd hsue Zen ed, .,ci ~.
Health Bitters, .rer rset sue >. ...,s..s.
u, sen,rry Sy f,Ip. per botfle. :. Al -
Cnrsump,i, ts' pslr. per bottle. ,..1y
NarsLall's rscTrne t';ihdiicun ~. - n
Graeisrie,r Pie r. r,cds ..terbe,sls ,-s,,iS
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

XoUAvE ELECTION The Xouave
election, on "Wednesday night, re
suited rs loI!ow,: Captain, a. Lang
worthy; First Lieutenant, jason
Backl"rl; Second Lieutenant, W
W. Hull; Third Lieutenant, Il. }
3. Henderson. The company will
he ont on the fourth OF July.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

NAroSar n,srsNs,ny r"n pEivirE pSsAssS
established JANUARY lst, lSjo
FIvE HuSDRED Do.LAls PoRlgiI.
Thr,n Eminent Physicians ia constant attend
ance. Tho Faculty oftho Institution consist
tngof
PROF. EGBeRT JACKSON,
Member Of tho Royal College Of Surgeons,
London.
OR. ROBERT HERBERT
Late of Philadelphia, q members nf the Socio.
" ofFriends, and
N. EUGENE VlPeAu.
Late at the L,,ndun and Paris Hospitals,
Guarantee. under penalty Oi 800, complete
cure Of every Sexual Disease, however aggra
waited by neglect, and WITHOUT MERCURY.
We are perfectly safe IN making this Offer
because wG will not undertake any case thai
we are not sure Of curing.
Gon0rrhea. syphilis, Sell khuse. Impotence,
Diseases, Vonernal Warts, Diseases OF the
| Bladder and Kidneys, Female Irregularities
! BIrrenncss, Liver Complaint. EnRclati0n, Pre-
mature Decay, the Pains of Age, General %
bility, Change Of Life. etc, receive especial
attention.
| TREATMENT ESriRgLY NEw. and always sue
cessful; cure rapid and Through; and refer
ences OF eminent Physicians and Surgeons
both N This country and Europc.
! Tho UlSPENSAkY CIRCULAR. forwarded
gratis by mail, To any address. contains ihval
/ uabir advice ~ Young men. Viuns ladies. cnn
tenplatlng DaIr. nIony, sId married.. Wa hay,
lust published
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See advertisement.

9TAN, especially young men, should read
the advertisement Of the new "Natlonal
Dispeasasy'' at Cincinnati. in another col
umn.
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HANCOCK Boys AT CAMP DEsNr
soN.--The Williamstown boys seem
to have met with general favor
They were tall, straight fellows, and
had been pretty thoroughly drilled
before leaving. Joseph Morrison
writes, "the red shirts attracted at.
tention all the way down. We
were introduced by Colonel Can't
well, to all the officers, and pro.
nounced q fine looking set of fel
lows" They go for three years.
j. w. F. Williams has received the
of Corporal.
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The Mountain OF Light
AND
NIEDIcNL BRIlTECEOR.

4 hook of over s.. pages, full Of nne anatomi.
cal AMI other engravinss.
II contains MT ouls the pth OF all the late
de yolopments IN Medicine and Surgery above
referred tn, but Il IL also "a guide Ia AL whn AZ
pre- to felicity with tbs opposite sex: shogs
how To guard against danger, and how To es.
cape danger when incurred. Useful alike l.,
male and female, but should not he IN the
kands Of very young persons, as II contains
Information Chat might DO perverted TO un'
worthy cmis. Also i nill and explicit kcy "a
all the hidden and delightful secrets OF MIrIi
Arn. LLNn and llrALIlN. Meynr helmrn
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MO OFFAT'S
LIFE PILLS AID PHOENIX BITTIRs

fINHESE MEDICINES have now been befors
L the puhllc iur apcriOd Of THIRTY YEARS,
and during that time have maintained u high
charavtcr IN almost every part ~ the Glohs,
for their extraordinary and immediate power
Of res,"rin perfect health TO persons suffering
under nearly every kiiid Of disease 10 whfehs
the human ir;tns Is liable. r
Ths following are among the distrcsxina
VARIETY If human Diseases In which the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

THn CADETS. The Cadets, about
fifty in numhers have been training
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HicKORY GROrs,
I. Charles co.. Mo-, Nov. -, 1857.

~ N''HS's' "" o'ti w" WIZ "i' u'hI NeSJmoHs
NAV we 90 nnt SAY zoo much IN lis hVpr,--
l"aa inc hi"wlhg IA Judge;
HfcKORY GKuYe,
I. Charles co., Mo-, Nov. 10 1851
p,ou Al, woo, Do,rgir. sra ,,, i.,,
s,,nmn.r v.,, ,,.ro td,,oJ r., , IN, ''',' -,
IImr n.st,r,,ive NH i,v ,,,I,,'ts 49,, w. W. ',,
J.rf,i ,,. r,i /, 49,, ~. ~, ,,, , y, ~, " ~, ~,
",n'oH w. ,', '"' '"'' w ~" ana Va" ~
Dur i'm, s"n's head T.. s,mo ,i,.o h,,d ,,,,,,
perfectly covered with snras. and some called
IL seald Head. The hair almost aI,tireiy cHtuc
OF in cui,ssuuence, when 1, nisud seeing hIk
sniIerlncs, advised us tu nsu your Restorative;
We did So with little hup1 vi success. mi tn
.ur s,,rr,ss, and that ran our irinllis. ycr,
few ,npIi,ntinns reuvyed Tho disease entiroi,:
and |, new and iuxuri,tnt crop 0f hair suin
st.ri ed nut. and va can nuw say that our aoy
has as healthy a scalp, and AS laxuriunt "A crop
nf hair as any other child. Va can, therefore
and d., hereby recommend your Restorative,
~ a perfect remedy Tor IN diseases ui ti-
scalp and hair. Ne are ynurs rt,psotluiIy,
NEO. W 'hlN'lNbDFsAN.
SARAH A. hi1,"NbOTHAM.
PRoY. WOOD Dear sir. Ny hnir had, iur sey.
er,L years. hcen becoming prsm,turclv gray
tucuInpunisd by ~ harsiInsss which reIIhero,l
lls constant apphcation Of ull necessary IN
dressing II. When onInmcnced usiug y,iiI
Hair Restorative. about two mnnilis ,gn, II " 4
m that cnndti,n and having uunliiediis d, q
III within the last thIoe weeks II t.is ulrnrt
to us natural culnr and assumed ! s"ftnrss
and lustei greatly Ia no preferred Ia, ih,Iss pro.
,lurcd by tne application OF oils nr any Sther
\ nd II
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-06-14

ABSENT Mr.. Spear the senior
Elitor Of the Jef5rsoneem is absent
II f present week, attcn.ling the
Virginia convention, at Wheeling
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
rOR THE CURE or

a.. FOR THE CURE OF
Costireness. .Id,mdice, Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Dy'e,itery, Fond Somach, Erysipeias, Headache,
Piie', Wemati'n', E,rr.tions aud SIN, diseases,
fdrrr Complaint, Drnp,y, T;+tcr Iim,ors aud
SAT- Rin,n'. HU,ns. GoW, Namulyia, as a
fhmsr ria, aud for Purifying tho Blood.
They arc sugar-coated. so that the most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
hest aprrrnt IN tho world for all the purposes OF
G'mily physic.
Prico 26 cents per Boz; Five boxos for ST. 90.
Great numbers Of Clcrgyrncn, Pbysicinns, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
nano. to certify the unparalleled usefulness these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
Insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
nish gratis our AnHpJchs ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
l)o not be put of by unprincipled dealers viii
lthcr preparations they make mora profit On.
Demand AYrns, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there ia for them, and they should
have il.
All our remedies are for sale by
LANGwOHTHY h FREY
tnd hy all Druggists and dealers every whore.
september II. lS8n.-tly-wc
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IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH;
That Prof. Woods Hair Restoratiye

HdI TTUI. W UUU D HIATT htStUruLIVb
win preserve inJaaioiy the gro,rfh and co!o, oi
I've htir, IL used I'VE ~ three times week. tu
any imaginable ago, perirctly grstrrc thu
gray, cover tho bald with nlturn's own oru,
inent. tho hair; make IL Innre soft and bcatti.
inl than ANY oil, and preserve the SCALP tree
ir''m all disease to tho greatest uge. States
men. Judges. Attorneys. DputuIs. Ciorgymcn
Professional men. and gentlemsn u ANA la.,as ui
all classes, All over tbs world. bear testimOn,
that we do nut BAY too much IN lis ltvur.-
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