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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16
From VIRGINIA..

WARRINGTON, Oct. n. Tho eoIrsspondent Of the New
York COMMERCIAL, says: The moment the rebels saw
that 10 the rstreat from the Rspidan OF army on
aturday last, II was Gen. Meadss intention TO reach
the North bank Of the Rappahsnnock in safety. they
commenced rapid march 10 turn our rgb' flank. bul
Gen Meade was too soon for them. and had takeo up
his posn on the north bank Of that stream Nothing
dauDisd however, by this Sailure the enemv has
purd TO advance even TO tho north bank Of The RappA
co siderable force b,
Ii.srsrorted that skirrishns vas kept up sil da
AID that our army fell back The line ot rArosA
II 10 said that this morning Lee app cared ia force
agaln, and comm- uced as attack
Washington 70 see blrg Nth excitement over the ru,
mon: fully believed that battle has commenced
and that dtnerl Meade retreaed 10 obtain the choice
Of battle field. desrngto reach Manassas, II possible.
Lee will hght with the Rappahannock behind him. and
has not tbs believed, superior numbers. Yet no one
that the rebels had been suddenly reinforced. " (
OF couree all sorts Of rumou are ahoat. Gen. Meade
Is much stronger than Is generally supposed
WAsHMGroN, Oct. l5.-In the repulse Cf the enemy g
attack uptn Gen. Warren, who was bringing up the
rear, We captured six guns from the enemy.
not known here up three o'clock this fter.
noon whether there had been any hgh.ing Of conSe.
Gen. slckles and sta left here for the front a. two
O'Clock this afternoon. In case Of general engage
ment he will take command Of his old corps.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoTAMAc, Oct. 15.-The
following general order was published to-day:
HEADQUARTERS Array or THE Potomac, Oct. IS The
MsjorGeneral commanding announces to the army that
the rear guard consisting OF the I'd corps, attacked
yesterday while marching by the dank. The enemy af-
ter spriteA contest was repulsed losing battery Of
ve guns two cuors and four hundred and fifty prison.
e. The skill and promptitude OF Major General War.
rem and the gaantry and bearing Of the officers and
soldiers OF the I'd corps, are entitled the highest
mendationd l'- ~, lrt s-rte '7T
By command Of MaIorGeneral Meade.
.t.f By 3. WILLIAMS.
The guns captured, four Of which are United States
regulation turee inch, and Bakey gun, were ex.
hibtsd here to-day. The prisoners srs mostly North
Csrolnlans, abont fifty Of whom have expressed de.
sire to take the oath Of allegiance. r.
Our caSuslllies yesterday were small. COT siderable
number Of rebel dead and wounded fell ut1 our hands
the latter not beog included 10 the foregoing aggregate
Of prisoners. !4." = ~
The march from our late to the present position was
accomplished in the most perfect and without the
loss OF wagons or other property. The enemy were
held In check at every point whtre they attempted
surprise or attack ,.or --,I Il q - Ia.
The force that attacked Gen. Warren was portions Of
Cen. Hiils corpJ Soma Of the prisoners STATE that
they bad marched from Hanover Q. a., near Richmond
since Saturday last. l., ..I,. 4 M =
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Prom nhnrlaatnn.

INV YORK, Oct. ga Morris Island an,
OF the Times states that Lieut. Glassell and Sailing or
tcer Toombs declare the expedition against the lion
sides was prompted by desperation.
The citizens OF Charleston pinched for the simple
commodities OF le and unless the hafbor can be forced
so as to admit vessels laden with supplies most serious
consequences will ensue.
Morris Island letters to the Tribune contain the fol-
lowing;
THURspAY, Oct. 5.-Todey has been very severe
day at Wagner, more so than any we have experienced
since our occupation Of the fort The firing has been
mostly from James Island batteries. Three were killed
and twelve wounded during the day. One she'll exploded
In the doorway Of bombprOof, killing one and wound.
ing Eve. =
OCTOBER 9th.-Forts Mouirie simpklps and Bragg
nIe continuously at working PARTIES in Wagner and
gregg They have exact range, and plump their shells
and shot with deadly effect and accuracy into our works
They have been practlcpg to are
so as TO make cover TO less available against
that coming In divers directions almost at the same
moment. Excellen bombproof bsrbettes preserve the
men from most of the missiles but s,ll casual ties are
numerous.
One OF our 2O0pounder batteries that has been silent
Tor week, re.opened this morning on Forts Sumter
johnson and Athens. =
oct. 10 The rebel Fort johnson Is again silenced
skiuily aimed shot entered embrazure yesterday
and dlsmounted the gun. d.
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MOTHERS
MOTHERS !
MOTHERS!

noNT fail to procure MRS. wlNsLow's sooTH
ING sYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation is the prescription Of one
OF the best female physicians and In the United
States and has been used for thirty years with never
falling safety and success BY millions Of mothers and
children, from the feeble infant Of week old to the
adult. .... .........
II not only relieves the child from pain but nvigor
ates the stomach and bowels ccrrects aoidy and give
tone and energy to the whole system. 1t will almos
instantly relieve
GRRrNe In THE BOWLS. ASD WIND COLO.
We believe 1t the Best and surest Remedy in the
World in all csses Of DySENTERY and DIARRHGA
IN oHIDDREE, whether 1t arises from Teething OIL
from any other cause.
Fun directions for using will accompany each bottle
None Genuine unless the fac simile Of CURTIS 4
PERKINS, New York is on the outside wrapper
Sold by all Medicine Dealers.
Principal office, 4s Dey street. NEW YORK.
PRICE ONLY 25 oKsTs PxR BoTrM.
may26' -6md&vis 5se~sA el3rtt ? .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16

A GENUIHE war MAN,-Parson Bfownlow
announces that be will advocate the var even
to the determination of the present race Of
mon, and the consumption Of ell the means Of
the present age.
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The winEut Billiard Rooms viii remain
closed for few days, in order to finish the
splendid DECORATIONS now being put ON the
walls, etc., Dae notice of the opening will be
given. JNo. M. KINNEY, Agent
Columb ble, 90, oot. l3, 1889. 81. V9tr Y =
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cINciSsATI Oct. l5--Rsiurns from 81 counties give
Brough 52,1 IA majority a gain Of 47,677. or these
10 ll27-sll Of which give heavy Union gains n
Complete returns In Cincinnati, give Brough Bz70
maj His majority In Hamilton county Will be 6,T95.
0rxcpnlkrI, October ls,-seysnty-one counties give
Brough $1,000 majority.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16

BRoueH! BRoUoH: BROUoH! were, according
to the Journal, the only shouts heard upon the
streets, at the Jscobiu revel on Wednesday
night. That was go, Who could expect in
such crowd 10 hear the Union or the Cousti-
tuition once named7
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Last Nights Dispatches.
From Oharlss,o Q TON

WARRINGTON, Oct. 15.-Rrom what can be ascertained
ohe real state Of affairs at Charleston the rebels have
efectuaIy closed the channel to the city to our heet
Teservng passage however to their own craft ator the
manner Of cansl with safety lock sganst the enemy
The obucons may be Of such nature 90 cannot be
moved by any appliances Of our Of too formd.
able nature to justify the hazardous attempt by our
ronclads to penetrate further into the farbo and within
range Of the rebel gpns. --4 l-H
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BAN FRLNoIsco, Oct lo.-Ths long detention and
stopPage several California bound ships route from
New York and Boston at Rio and Valparaiso coupled
With the loss BY capture Of four clippers and the foun
deting OF the Donal of Cape Horn. is beginning to
have its legitimate effect In market. Many staple
goods usually supplied almost exclusively from Atlantic
pofs are running low IN stock, and some leading arti
cles are now quite out Of market Prlces In oonse.
quence, are we'll sustained aud hardening.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16

THEODORE TiLron, the editor of the New
York Indepsndent, the healtbiest aud strongest
man in the United states, probably, did DOT,
when drafted, even try to get substitute. He
paid the three hundred dollar exemption, and
went immedla' 'ely to his office to write bloody
war artIclea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16

FisE OLD B,URB'N IN And McHoseAHKLA WHIl-
Rrs.-Jass received large CON gpmfnt Of
line old Monongahels and BJulbon Wti.kJs,
also all kinds Of Wines and Liquors, at whole.
sale and retail, the trade supplied on liberal
terms by
4, E.-. LACELLE ROSS g. CO.,
Z a8ss E4-s No. 224 South High street.
sept 9-lmd&w-#
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HrRaIcK AILEs's Gold Medal Salsrstus is
far superior to super carbonate Of sods, and
may be u,edln the game manner, with cream
tartar, aud for all other purposes where soda is
ased. Itis perfectly healthy, and requires
less in quantity, Try one paper, and you will
never have any other. orocers and Druggists
aell H.
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THE besl advice thaf Can be taken ID to ssps
your natural teeth and keep your gums aound by
using HUDsos's s-UtRivxflKD TooTR PASTE. Call
for IL at studer' 3, Marple's. samuel's, Roberts,
Wilson's, schpellsr''s, shsup 3. lDenig's, Rids-
ways, J:5Fnwlsr's, D. D. o.. or at DruggIsts,
Dentists Of Perfuiners anywhere. Try u one
Anu ""' ssSEsn AIvg s5@ wy
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Twill cell a! the croer of High and State
s'reets, on Sou cay morning, Oct, 17sh, at 10
O'Clock, A M, 20 nead of good horses. Sale
positive, and without reserve, ,,.tr-f +
J JTetme -Cssh n lill I 2it' A&tl
v R. GLAZlER,
DTD AuCtiOuser
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ST. LOUIS, October J5.-An nvi alton to the friend.
OF freedom residing In the save to meet In cons
venon at Louisville. KY, the 9th Of January next
to consult together and take action the question: ap.
pears in tbs Democrat to-day, signed by several Con.
gressmen and other prominent gentlemen Of the Stale.
Several squads Of eheloys raiders crossed the Pacific
cavalry shebys raid is at an end His force Ia scat
tered in every direction.
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SSuNDRIEI9.

MO. Mess MackersI, Picked Salmon. Smoked Sal.
IN mon, Smoked Halibut, Hominy, "Samp?' Gran
berries, DaJ ton Crackers" Sap sago, English Dairy
Nutmeg, Pine Apple aud W. r. Cheese; Burnet's Fla
vofing Rxtracts Canned Green Corn, Green Peas Pine
Apple, etc. For sale by ..
msyl5-dly No. l2i South High at.
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MISE DIoKInsoN This "femsls Cicero" was
delivered Of elk speeches week during her re-
cent. canvass of Pennsylvania. She was at
tended. Say an exchange, by an Abolition ac-
couchenr, ~
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IMpORTANT ORRTIFIoATEs
Rochester, N, ", pecember q

NUuHtbIvTi f' III DeUoWDtT EoI IcOI'
Messrs. P. H, DRAKE &c COL have been a grea
sufferer from dyspepsia for three four years and hat
to abandon my profession. About three months ago
tried the Plantation Btters, and to my great joy,
now nearly we'll man. have recommended them u
several cases, and, as far know always with sgns
RRv J. s. cATHoRN.
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DEs MorSrs, Oct. A.-Twenty.six counties in Iowa.
make etone 1888 ahead The only yet reported
for Tutte, Dubuque and Wapello, which, together
give him IT'S majority; O large republican gain.
stones majority will probably reach twelve fifteen
thousand.
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State and Local News.

4" NV party, sir, viii not lie in idlenese," said
an Abolitionist. VERY trne, cir" retorted his
opponent, "your party is neither cbargeable
with lying in idleness, nor with idleness In
lyiop." ....r s.-.,
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Attachment Notice.

John CLARK, Planttr, Court Of oonnon Pleas
49, n.{ Of franklin county
THB defendant, Hiram Baldwin, now residing in The
u District Of Columbia, will take notice that John
Clark OF the county Of franklin In tho State OF Ohio
did, on The 18th day Of September A. D. e0D hle bis
petition n the Court Of Common Pleas vi hin and for
FRANKLIN county, In the State Of Ohio aginst the said
Hiram Baldwin setting forth that said defendsnt s In
debted to him In the sum Of e3S.6l dollars, with inter-
est on certain promissery note executed by the de-
to the plaintiff, and upon account for money
borrowed Of the paint b. the defondan and that an
attachment has Issued out against ssid defendant in
mid action; and that said defendant Il required to an
pear ana anSwsr, or Judgment will be taken against
By @. @. COLLINS
sepIeVS-wew Plaintiffs Attorney,
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Morning ard Noon Dispatch h es.
ryom.n. Amy Of ,he ro,omac.

From Al" Amy OF the Potomac
NEW YORK, October 15.-Ths Times' special says
The surplus baggage Of the Army OF the Potomac ha
been removed to the rear aud the armyis stripping 70
hght Meadss position yesterday morning was on th'
north bank Of the Rappahannock his right hAnk rest
ing on the Eastern tlope Of Bull Run Mountain.
Since heD however, he has fallen back TO the neigh
borhood OF Manassas PlNins. Lees whole force ha
crossed the Happahannoov, and were yesterday press
Ing our rear. battle, this morning, was consldere
imminent.
Our trains last night, were all at Centerville. z
tr# LATER. ..|,
II A. M.-Rumors are rife Of general engagement
began at daylight this morning on the old Bull Rur
battle ground. F.3H
The command OF the Army Of the Potomac IL fatal,
General Meade In his turn, has been compelled 10 py,
place to some other His removal from command
seems to have been determined on. His successor /,
said 10 he Mai Gen. Dan. u. sickles.
WAsHlSdroH, Oct. IA special to the World ssyu
1t is genrally believed that army will take up fol
the time beGg with is center resting on the Orange ant
to this point has been for time talked about
II not determined on at Headquarters.
The recent engagement on the Rspidan, in which
and large portion Of the l23d New York Infantry wer
taken prisoners, illustrates the nexpediency Of 4,
heightened front the line Of the Rapidan obligeI
the army to maintain. catlelts station Is some dis
tance this side Of Wanenon Junction, near which 9en
Meade had bis to the late advance
to oulIepper.
NV YORK, October l5th.-The Tribune has the fol
loving from the Army Of the Potomac, 18th: Last
evening our cavalry encountered the enemy near Cat
letra station, and towards Warrenton. brtk artil-
lery fire was opened and continued TIL late Firing
was resumed this morning, lasting all forenoon. Th
afternoon heavy eannonading opened along our lines in
the direction ol Manassas, lasting till evening. II
seemed evident we had driven the enemy back. 1t ID
thought BY rome that Lee has his entire army in front
OF Meade 1t is believed no considerable body Of in
fantry isyet engaged.
WAsHEoToN, October Is, l P. M.-Tbe Extra Btar
says there was comfortable Of an engagement yester
day between large force OF rebels aud ron OF the
Army OF the Potomac-part Of Warren's necond Corps
In the vicinity OF Brsows station. Infantry and cav.
airy were engaged on both sides. The reuIt was de-
clded Union victory. The rebels were badly bea!en,
With the loss Of entire battery and 100 prisoners
Before the termination Of the CONSIST Sykes regulars
come up, and ted In driving the enemy Of
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PHlIADIIPHIA, Oct. l5.-The Union Leagues report
from most OF the State, giving the majority claimed by
the Democrats n the balance Of the State figure up ss
follows; Curtin $685. Woodward 34,6s6-ouriin's
majority 90, APO.
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Samuel MurpAey's Estate.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that tho undersigned have
IN this day been appointed and qualified by The Pro.
bate Court Of franklin County Ohio admnstrstore d
the estate Of Samuel Murphey,, late Of Madison town
ship, in said Comfy, deceased. 7T -
dated this 9Th day Of October, A. D., 1865. rEg.
t-... TH0S. M. MURPHY, ~
SAMUEL V. MBRPRET.
oet6-w3w
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NAsHvILLE, October l5.-Evening g,--Trains from the
front are bringing In sick and wounded The churches
are again taken for hospitals.
All quiet at Chattanooga. The river has risen Is
inches. ..a Ia
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16

WulCu dI0 tuo oVlucuocb VI
"a LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
estimated that Seven-tsnths OF all adult ailments
proceed from diseased and torpid liver The hillary
stcrstoDs Of the liver overnowng into the stomach
poison the entire system and exhibit the above symp.
toms.
After long research, we able to present the most
remarkable cure for these hod nightmare diseases the
world has ever produced. Within one year over si1
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken tht
Plantation Biters, and not an instance Of comp lan
has come to our knowledgei
1t 10 most eaectua tonic and agreeable stimulant,
suited to all conditions Of life.
The reports that II relies upon mineral substances fo
to active properties, are wholly false. For the public
satisfaction, and that patients may consult their phys
clans, We append list OF Its components. .asl
oALnAYA BARK-Celtbrated for over two hundred
years in the treatment Of Fever and Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness etc. 1t introduced into Europe by the
Countess, wife Of the Vicoroy of Peru in l64O and af
forwards sold by the Jesus for the enormous price
Its own weight in silver under the name Of Jesuiti
Powders, and was finally made public BY Lou is XVI
King Of France. Humboldt makes especial reference
to Ito febrfuge qualities during his south American
travels.
cASoARrLLA BkRK-Por diarhea, colo and diyeassso
the stomach and bowels.
DAsDELIoN-FOr inflammation Of the lolns and drop
sical affections.
cHAMoxIE FLowRRs-For enfeebled digestion.
LAvNpER RtowERs-Aromatic, stimulant and tonic
highly invgoratIpg in nervous debility.
WNTERdREra-Fo gcrofula, rheumatismi etc.
AHlsR-An aromatic carminative; creating nssh, mus.
Gle and milk; much uIed by mothon nursing.
Also, Glove buds orange, carrswsy, corander snake.
root, etc. .-l " .. .a..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-16

ST. LOUIS October 15-The vote Of Iowa soldiers in
this city yesterday was Stone, 482i Tutil, ~ Ohio
soldiers, House OF Refuge Hospial-Brough, 6O VAL
lindg CHAM, none,
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. 15.--Reliabie returns com
slowly curtin's majority 10 certainly from fifteen t
twenty thousand.
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"A smile was on her lip-he.lth VA 10 har lock,
strength was In her STEP and In her hands
Bttep
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s.-T.-lssO-X.

Another wonderful ingredient, OF spansh origin, i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brlliany to the
mind, is yet unknown to the commerce of the world,
and we withhold Its name for the present.
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ph,ladelpbia 10th Month. l7th dav Isaa

/ Respected Friend:--My daughter has been much ben
entted by the use Of thy Plantation Bittsrs. Thou viii
fend me Two bottles more. - ....-
Thy friend, A. A. OJJRRIN.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5-The subscription agent re-
ports the sale Of sl, 200, GOO OF 5.20's to-day.
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UP to e o'oloo,s this Morning.
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New Yorn STOCK mark.,-oc,

-, Stocks hrmer but quiet. Chicago and Rock Island
I9oh; Illinois Central scrip l2iki Michigan Southern
4l1 Mlenlgan southern guaranteed l35, Hudson l3sK
Harlem il6 Reading l23I; Michigan Central Is4; brie
IooA; new York Central i3iK; Pacific Mail 22s; one
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Sherman House, Chicago, I'll. Feb l

Sherman House, Chicago, I'LL. Feb IL, 1853.
Messrs. P. H. DRAKE & Oo,:-Please send US anothe
twelve cases OF your Plantation Bitters As morning
appetizer they appear have superseded everything
else and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, ETC., GAGE & WAITE.
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Now York money market--Oct. rs
Money more at COZ per cent. .tH alf
sterling hxchane hrmer but quiet at i70DI7I
Sold hrmer but very irregular snd unsettled opening
declining to 55x advancing 70 56X, and cIo,ps
dull at SO. - s"'s
Government stocks armer q. 8. 6's 81 coupons lO9
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Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
nand for this article, which from lack Of goyernmsn sn
stamps has not heretofore been possible. ,r-
The public may rest assured that in no case will the
perfectly pure standard of the Plantation Bitters b.
departed from. Every bottle bears the fac nimile o
our signature steel plae engraving, OF it cannot
be genuine -
Sold by all Druggists, drocers and Dealers through
ont the country, -.-- .. -.--
p. III. DRAKE s. CO., Z. O..
2O2 Broadway, N. Y.
iulyI5. d&W3meod .t A- ~
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'TELEGRAPHIC.

KLrohaED r.nr ss .r.n ". u An
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For Rent

VERY CONVENIENT r. RI O *
"A Dwelling, No. DC North Front street. Possession
given Immediately For par rticulars iul ure at the
Book Bindery of NJ g. LILLEY, No. &c North High
street,
oct3-d1w
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Choice Apples!

HAVING purchased the orchard Of Choice GRATED
- Fruit of Henry C. Noble, Esq, am prepared to
flrniSh superior Fruit for Fall and Winter use.
tHE TH05. NDERs0N,
oct2-dlw Two doors North Of Exchange Bank.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HEIMSTREETS %
Inimitable Hair Restorative,
1T Is NOT A DYE,

1T is NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to i original color by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural susensnce, impaired
by age or disease. All initdntansoas tdyes are com
posed of lunar causc destroying the vitality and beau
ty Of the hair and afford of themselves no dressing.
Heimstreets Iuimitable COloiing not only restores
hair to Its natural color by au easy process but gives
the hairs
. LUXURIANT BEAUTY, l.
promotes is growth prevents Its falling off, eradicate,
dandru, and lmpars health and pleasantnsss to the
head 1t has stood the test Of time being the original
Hair oolorng, and is constantly increasing in favor
osed by both gentlemen and ladies'. Its sold by al
respectable Dealers be procured by them of tht
commercial agents, D. 8. Barnes & Co., QO2 Broadway
New York. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
julyl4-d&w6ineod aa s
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S-T-186O-X.

A few bottles Of Plantation Bittsrs
WIN cure Nervous Headache.
% Gold Extremites and Bevehsh Lips
-Four Stomach and Retid Breath.
FlatuIeDcy and Indigestion. ..
Nervous Affections rtg.
,.5 -" Excessive Fatigue aud 5hort Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
Mental Dependency.
Prostratlonj Great Weaknesg
sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, etc.
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GbtGbio 5tatesrnam

4 / .'.,,, noaot &cAt b0,.d Tim. -
t-s On and sfet April 9Olh, 1893, trHirs viii
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