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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-11


THE STATE CArTTAL.-OurSt State coun-
try editors are still vigorously engaged
in the discussion OF the capital location
question, each one wanting the capital
established in his particular village.
The editor of the Wcllsburg Herald
says that we misrepresented him in
what he styles our ''sbarp" reply to his
objections to Wheeling as the perna-
nent capital. He says that he did not
object TO Wheeling whisky "because il
is so bad, but just the contrary. be
cause it is so good and SO much of it,
If people will drink whisky we think II
good article should be preferred, unless
by such persons ms We. have previously
excepted.
by the way, we may remark that
whisky has entered pretty largely into
the capital discussion. The Fairmont
National and Clarksburg TciegrdDh are
having n bout on the subject, each dis
parnging his opponents and endorsing
his own whisky.
We don't think that either of these
editors should distress himself about
the capital location. We are going TO
keep IL in IA city, and not locate il at
some out of the way crossroads, where
it could scarcely bc found with the mid
of IA compass, let alone with aliases and
railway guides.
The whisky question needn't trouble
You, either, gentlemen, as IL is not prob
ahlo that any one of you will ever be
sent to the capital as n representative
of the Sovereign peoplc"-unless per-
haps all the public buildings are put
together, in which event you might
secure a visit here. Take our advice
and drop The whisky question, too, or
people will begin to think you all
drink
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FUNERAL HoSoRs.-Mr. Richard Dor
sey, whose funeral notice we published
on Saturday, was buried yesterday
from his late residence in East Wheel
ing, with honors Of war. The deceased
formerly belonged to CaTlin's Battery,
and the old members were in atten-
dance at the funeral. Two brass bands
were in the procession, which WAS very
large, numbering about "A thousand per
sons
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CrRcuIr CouRT-JGdge catditsu pred.
,fiu0.-Circuit Cont mt ~, >catDryl.

1
CIRCUIT CoURT-JGdge cutdieeu Pre3t-
di'Ig.-Circuit Court met on Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock. a. ..4li
James 7. Newlore, whowas on Friday
convicted of grand larceny, was re-
manded to await sentence. saa
Lawrence Cady, implicated in the
same affair, was not prosecuted
Walter Conway was convicted ofpet-
ty larceny, and awaits his sentence. He
stole blanket some time since from 9
market wagon. ta- ar.i4
a great number ofold cases were dis
| missed, and a great number of Others
adjourned, SOME of them to future days
I Of this term, and some until the next
term.
/ The grand jury met and was adj
! journed until Wednesday next.
Court adjourned at noon, having held
l but half days session. Il meets again
this morning ut 9 o'clock. Ha
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-11

WHITE SHIRTS, wool shirts, under
shirts and drawers, knit shirts, &c,
very low, Mt wholesale or retail. Call
soon nj Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe SITS.
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Go TO Stein Brothers, corner Main
and Monroe sts., to see the largest
stock, the best variety and lowest
prices.
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WINE OF TAR.
WINE OF TAR,
WINE OF TAR.

WINE OF TAR contains all the Med
o lietlI VirtWe:s:ot PINE TREE. TAR, 9,
TT Is UNNECESSARY TO SPEAK OF
j the curative properties of Tar. The world
knows that II its medical properties are prop
erly extracted and held In solution that there
are few If any remedies equal TO it in curing
all Throat and Lung Diseases.
Its great curative powers are bringing It to
the attention of physicians and they find no
remedial agent more valued when its use is
persevered In.
Wine Of Tar is pleasant to the taste and
adapted to both children and adults.
AS a TONIC giving new Nigorhn life to the
system, It Is preferable to the many "BitterS'
which crowd the market and have n tendency
to increase intemperance.
WINE 0Fl5fY4R gcuTeS- Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat and Breast, Bron-
chitis, Asthma, Diptheria, Gravel, Diabetes,
and Diseases OF, the Kidney and bladder and
other cOmplnin1S.I n ftN TgEILE ltE-4
- sold by Druggists and Grocers throughout
the United States at only 81 90 n bottle.
8. Prepared only by zl-TsEE ~ .--r..
% isf OLIVER CROOK d co.
Ask for DR.. Prpctor's .rRINErOF TAR
tmproved.1JoiJ f-t5 yet .49a
ma Beware of COuIiterfeItH.
Genuine have "Wine of Tar blown ON
bottle. '''747-"l.
For sale by t. H. Logan & Co. and Logan,
List & CO., Wheeling, w. Va. nOv6-Smd4w
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a LARGE assortment of handsome
piece goods just received, which we are
settling Wholesale Mt eastern prices.
stein Brothers, corner Main and Mon
roe SITS.
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The Sdrainah passed up yesterday.
The fine steamer WRd Wdgoner has
been sold to the Peoples line, and will
20 into the Cincinnati trade. The
HiImu1i, recently purchased by Capt.
Fink aud others, Will take the w. WIS
place. She will leave Cincinnnfi on
Monday next, and There on Saturdays
hereafter. We do not know how much
the H'GgoHcT sold for.
The Phi. Sheridan, ws are advised,
will soon be finished. ..-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-11

. OUR stock of clothing is unsurpassed
in quantity, variety or prices, TO which
we invite an examination. Stein
Brothers, corner Main and Monroe.
uoV2:S-Iw H..
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LOOK To Your HYDRANTs.-The chill
ing air OF this morning reminds us that
stern old winter is coming on aPace,
and that he will soon assert his icy
bydrauis in yards and exposed places
should see that they are property secuT-
ed from freezing by wrapping them
with straw, old carpets, etc. An ounce
OF prevention Is worth a pound of cure.
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For Sale Chean.

DART OF LOT NO. 8, SQUARE NO. l6. IN
i Graham's Addition to The City OF Wheel
ing, upon which is erected good tSo-stOry
brick house. This property adIoins the resi-
dence of Gov Foreman, on Centre street. For
terms sc seq - Il THQS, QBRIEN, y
Real Estate Agent. Register Building.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-11

SASITARY. Some of our citizens,
with commendable zeal inagoOd work,
are having their premises and adjoin-
ing streets cleaned up. Others, how
ever, refuse to do the work themselves,
hut leave it for their neighbors or the
city.
OF this latter class is Il TeutOnic fe-
male of whom we heard the other day,
who snid, in speaking of street cleaning.
that ''if the city want hees streets
cleaned up he can clean up hees own
streets heeselE"
EnrtninlN.
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Dr; Lee is graduate of one OF the leading
medical colleges OF Cincinnati. Ohio and Inns
been actively engaged In the practice OF med
lclne and surgery for more fhRn fourteen
yenrs, Cthe Inst two years Of which has been In
! Wheeling, land he feels confident that from the
knowledge which he has acquired OF his pro-
fesSion during so long and varied n practice
TINT he will be able to satisfy all who may fl-
dttion to his regular practice. will devote n
part OF each day to the treatment of Chronic
Diseases DIR. Lee is now prepared with NIL
medical ~ ne s,
larry in the tTeatmentof many diseases both
acute and chronic. to which lac would invite
the especial attention OF the AFFLICTED. Or.
Lee has given much time and attention to the
study and practice OF Operative OI1thalniiC
surgery, and he is now prRpaned to perform
All the various operations on the Eye, as well
same, in strict accordance with the latest and
ent time, -9i.s- ellE ~ M E1-'t = j
Or. Lee cures Cancers, Rheumatism, Neu-
Complaint, Nervous Debility, Fever and AEue,
and all Of the various and painful diseases
whichwomen ARE subject to. ~ I.
Any person wishing TO consult the Doctor
privately or for any private disease, can do so
either personally or by letter, confldentially
relying upon his honor to preserve their secret
tnNtolnte, and his ability tocire them.
DR.. Lee cures all the different forms OF Club
Foot, ny an operation which is attended with
no danger, and with but little pain.
Private diseases speedily and permanently
Or. Ice Will give two hours every Wednes-
day and saturday afternoons to the treatment
Of thoSe who are unable to pay.
REFERENCE-ProE. John NJ. Scudder Gin
cinnnti, Ohio: Prof. q Freeman, Cincinnati,
Ohio: Prof. Edwin freeman, Cincinnati, Ohio:
Ut. Robt. =. Newton, y. Y. City.
who have been cured by me, and my Dtplo-
mas can be seen in my office, OCtlS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-11

RIVER NEws.-The river was at a
stand yesterday, with ten feet and
three inches Of water in The channel.
The packets made their usual regnlar
trips on Saturday. The EtiinJurg lcn
for Cincinnati, and the Lconidas passed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-11
"PRo BONO PUBLIco.3
Private Diseases na-'
CURED N TIL SHORTEST POSSIBLE r1lrr
DIR. YOUNG
qate Of Philadelnh,a

Late Of PHILADELPHIA - q y
WHO HAS LOCATED HTMsErF. mr.,
py R1IR1nsntiy at No. 75 THIRD iS51E 1i taS
l., DT. Y. Proposes to cure Gonofrtoaa nv,
ar an az Stt one 70 three days. without intsrSt
VII Iist or hindrance to buyinass. d
1I1,IS ~ PllS In nom one 70 fiYe day.. ~
MI iS, u . rom one to three weeks s55I9Is
Ave -, SedneI Emissions stopped in StS15
II Se ~ Ien uayA. Skin diseases an5 al ,I,t
PARALLEL success y Iteated with I'M
FL ySlpelas, Neuralgia, DiSnapSIo es..,.
a " an purtttes oE the EcS5I 80, ESiEOiulA
n n We Money and Liver sSee,iiit, ,1o5 -
~: Iouhgs Celebrated ExtfaCt ~ 1919 SS.6su "
S1IIV I'E'Alon 10 be procured fom M M.
~ h-niAdENAGoGUE FOR LADIES'
y6 "a compound CO. Prepared and sold only nv n,
10 ttss' Warranted 10 remove an obsfflcfions
nev- t,,i tle.ltny menstrual food, imparffns
uer boftIs. tI9 aetlvity TO the system: price 81
mo-. s;; OQstnate cases of long sfaniintS
~ require No. 2 which is four iC2rsr.s st5vIs
"a sl!1 n NO l; price $ per bottle
49, AAaEf1cd ladies' should not IIsa tho
package. - Wv u Win each
- A safe, certain and healthy, r,rs,,,,,, -
I'VE 70 conception furnished on ann ~ ttSn
PERSONS at . distance, by STATING fI1ai, s,
IONS age and occupation can TsSaISta - ~
Tat5a Sy press securely packed nom oISser-
~, A.ddress Dr.. YOUNG, No. "a T7,,ri, ,,roo.
5lt.tsouIg. IA; once Philo Hall SeeoSfi No.
nne - "a 1hlrdt near Market ono, lIrI1r-
Ia m 70 IL m. and n M "a n 5 =
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STRANGERS

H'IyI3- = y EN- OF THE -PRESS
ton e e,d many thousands cured at this institu.
RoFthnt Surgical Operations peTfS1Tgl7 IN ~,
he aSnii WITNESSED by the reporters 81
nofJcsS ~ ZIP and many other papeFs
" Wnlch have appeared AGAIN and
az q N DeeIIore the public besides his sfah,iiT1s1
f ~ I y, q character and responsibiI
SKIN DISEASES sPEEDITy' CIpEG q.
No letters received rItIIf.s, =,
S1I ing 2 stamp TO be used On tfie Tet
fieIS ~ shonld ana send M.
Or,,.! JOHN N. JOHNSTfiN sSSqTI7i i,
ya,I rs h9lt lnoTe Lock Hospital BSititntIts
Y pr In - AIhryiand :.
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@CURE wARRANTED~
IF DIRECTIONS ARE FOLLOWED.
DRoauy oT Ubpi.lety- ale.c,;t0tng an ssyrpIg9ms.

A singIs9ROftie VIM Last a nonth-zto
as be used three times n day.
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@lratfAstaMsg
REMEDY.

iI''H "aE 4ssflE ~ aHflrHG &
.t3sgs 7gHaf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-11

Who have injured themselves I,y cerfa,,,
prnctice INDUCED in when alone, 4 habit ire
quently learned from evil comma Mons or AT
school, the effects of which are nightly feIt.
even when nsleep and Il not cured, rendeIs
and body, should apply immeIiiatejT' "a ltti4tN
What a pity that young man, the hone of
ms country, the darling of his parents sfiouid
ments OF life, by the consequences or deyriS
ing nom the path OF nature and .intiuigfna
m IN = ceTIain secret habit Such persons, MUST
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11
RieIa's Comet Coming.

If the earth ever colliies with Biela' S
double comet, as some astronomers have sup
posed, the crisis cannot be far distant. The
comet is coming toward the earth at a speed
considerably greater than that of Flora lem
pie. last now II is hardly worth while
searching for with an opera glass. 1t is not
yet sufficiently near US to be discerned with
the telescope, its present distance being about
one hundred millions of miles, and its posi-
ton near the left arm of Andromeda. 1t is
slowly moving into the adjoining constellation,
Pegasus, and on the first day of November
next it will be close to the bright star Markab,
one OF the four bright luminares which form
the square of Pegasus. 1t will then pursue a
southerly course, crossing the celestial square
about the middle Of this December. Singu-
larly enough, it then crosses the old path fol-
lowed in ls46, and near point where it was
then observed TO separate into two comets.
1t will continue to approach the earth till the
end Of February, when its distance from US
will be only eighteen millions of miles. At
that time 1t will, however, have advanced far
into the Southern heavens, and disappeared
from view here and in higher ATTITUDES
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

The announcement of the return of Mr..
Cameron from his Abyssian imprisonment
seems to have been.false. 1t is most discred
table to English diplomacy that it cannot
protect the persons Of ITS own representatives
abroad. We subjoin the remarks on the sub
iect of The Pau Mall Gazette s.'-1"s
"The captives, it seems, are released only
from close confinement, being now allowed to
walk about the interior of the fortress at Mag
dala, but each is still chained to an Abysisn-
ian soldier. 1t is presumed that the immedi.
ate cause OF this system of relenting on the
part of the king is attributable to the arrival
at Gondar of the messenger who had been
dispatched at Cairo by the Abuna, and who
is reported to have returned with rich pres
ents, and an assurance from. the British gov
eminent that no reparation would be demand
ed of Theodorus. if he consented to iiberate
the prisoner. This man probably reached
the court by the goth of July, in time for a
message from the king to reach Mr. Bassam
about the date of his departure from Masso-
wah. The messenger was last heard OF at
Malammah, to which place he had travelled
part Of the way in company with Doctor
Schweinhrter 7"
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TELEaRArHIc RArrs.-Some Of our ex-
changes are discussing the possibility of pop
ularizing the telegraph, and complaining that
present prices are too high. The New York
Times calls attention to the fact that on the
continent of Europe one can send message
across the whole breadth of France for q sim
gle franc. twenty cents while the shortest
dispsteh from Albany to New York costs fifty
cents. The fimes thinks there is no excuse
for tois, and declares that telegraphing is the
most profitable business in the country. All
the lines are making enormous dividends
upon capital three, FIVE and ten times the
cost ofthe lines. There is no reason why the
public should pay such outrageous prices for
the service. The cost ofworking telegraph
is very small, compared with railroad or
anything else, yet the charges in proportion
are very much higher. This matter is begin
ming to command good deal of public atten-
ton, and will command more unless RENE
dy be speedily applied.
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The NUMBER OF LANGUAGEs.--The least
learned are awore that there are many Ian
guages in the world, but the actual number is
probably beyond the dreams of ordinary peo-
pie. The eeographer, Babi, enumerated
eight hundred and sixty which are entitled to
be considered as distinct languages, and FIVE
thousand which may be regarded as dialect
Adelung, another modern writer on this SUBJ
ject. reckons up three thousand and sixty-four
languages and dialects existing, and which
have existed. Even after we have allowed
either of these as the number of languages,
we must acknowledge the existence of almost
infinite minor diversities, for almost every
province has a tongue more or less peculiar
and this we may well believe to be the case
throughout the world at large. 1t is said
there are little islands, lying close together in
the South sea, the inhabitants of which do
not understand each other. Of the eight
hundred and sixty distinct languages enumer-
sted by Babi, ffty-three belong to Europe,
one hundred and fourteen to Africa, one hun
dred and twenty three to Asia, four hundred
and seventeen to America, one hundred and
seventeen to Oeesnica-by which term he
distinguishes the vast number Of islands
stretching between Hindostan and South
America.
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FouR or five barges are at Hudson, Wis
consin, loading with potatoes at twenty-five
cents bushel for St. Louis. The shippers
will make dollar bushel over all cost
That's where the 'high prices" come from.
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Church DIRECTORY.

UNITED PRRsBYrERIAN-Yifsh street, between
Man and Biondssu: Services every Sabbath atlla =.
and Pr. sunday School9ls .. u.
JAAEs BRovs, Pastor
FIRST PResBfTkRIAN-Corner High and Fourth
streets Services svsry Sabbath at II . . snd ~ N
Sunday echoolea Ell. GILLIrfR, Pastor.
USITARtAN oTURcB-oorner Hirh and you,th
strscts. Services every Sabbath At II e. m SUNDAY
eshooisa.m. r. HAssAIL, Pastor.
CHATHAM sou ARE NJ. Il. CHURCH-Corner Of sev-
enth and Morgan streets. Preaching every Sabbath a
Al .. ard " sabbath 6cnoo II .. = Puzzle
Rreyes Aeseing on "Wednesday evening". ~ AsNF
s4Es% tSxs =. H. wARIHa, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTTer CHURCH-Thrd street, hstve,.
ooncsts and High. esrdsy School ~ ~ HsSch-
isg - II :. n. alseot .. =. Prayer meettnr wed.
Dssdsy - ~ p n. yf. WssfoyIr ps~fnr
OQN9RP6ArI0NAL CHURCH-1ighstrsst h>tveen
Yhsh end Sixth eervices every Sabbath ct IL q m and
- ssbsssh esheoi - s.4e .. n. Prayer meetins
- Wsasadov sssainO. os0nn xnAonln, pasAae.
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Npeer's Port Grape Wine

DURF and four years old, for the Commu-
nj U Ta'le aud Family use pi escrihed ty Physi-
cans For Females, Weakly Persons ard Invslids. Tbs
e. eat Kennedy for Kidney Affections, Rheumatism and
ali Chronic Diseases
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OOLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated Toilet soap, In such universal
demand, 10 made rom the choicest materials
mild and I'm oil en- in its nature, Traxrantly
cented, and extremely benefirfsl IL II. act;
upon the skin. Por sale BY all Druggists and Haney
doods Dealers fsb1-dsvlyY
The Bridal Cham EEL an Hssay OF VAN
ing and Instruction for Young Men Also, new and
Diseases ofthe Urinary sndsexua
systems-sentfree, In sealed envelopes Address, DR.
sK1LLIN HoUaHToN. Howard Associations ,phil.-
isiphis, Pa sprs-dAwiy
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~Wont Use any Other.-The last and best
The right article finally Everybody kesit. Ispurely
vegetable Contains no sugar Of lead. Isthsbst Hair
DTessngfn the world Will restore grey aud faded
to lite original color in fours weeks-every timessure
pop Inquire for webster's Vegetable Hair Invigora-
tor, and don't take any other It all hunors Of
the scap in week Tor sale wholesale and retail
by D. A. krsR. Third and Main streets Keohuk
Iowa. Burnhsms Il Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists
l6 Lake St Chicago. agents fur the Northvestl
sep2Q-dam st
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RATCHELOR,s HAIR DYE.

The origlnal.and Bes.in the World The only tru.
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and fnstan-
taneous Produces Immediately a splendid Black or
natural Brown without hair skin. Rem
sdes the III effects ofbsd dyrs. Sold by all Druggists
rhegenuine Is signed William A. Bachelor. Also
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLrpLEuRs.
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair
aug2l-dkwly CHARLES BACHELOR NJ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-11

For Diarrhoa, Dysentery, Ac.-ma-
CURES Compound Extract Of BsSSa PLANT ist most
reliable and successful remedy It is endorsed by Col
Long, General PsAsanton and Gen Fita Henry wsrrsn
ofshe United States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tisn Com issions War Relief Yund Com ttee itor,
Of the Press, and Western steamboat oncers Sold by
all druggists, and s b yowslL Co, Keokuk-
ia c. MAGUIRB, Sole PROPRIETOR,
jy1o-dAw6m St. Loui. Mo- Z
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For Sale at a BargAfn!

MY present residence, situated on the cor.
4s1 nef Of Fourth an Morgan Streets lots 4 and O.
block ~. sa two story brick house consalue eskht
rooms With - good ou'buildngs there - h the
city stable, wood and coal honse and wa.h hesee The
choice fruit trees and shrubbery Peach Pes oufucs
Plum Apple and Cherry Trees al fruit hspldse
All the smaller fruits. II cannot ind . purckao3r fbr
the house and tsse lots will seil the house and
upon which al the improvements ritunt.d ne
property fs situated in Of the best neghboFhoods q
the city, only i've minutes walk from TO busins
preion ofMan Areet; viii be sold 1t fsir price and
npon favorable terms Possession given Immediately.
Also, good second hand Piano and Piano 6too which
sr TOT few days At hundred ard Nifty dollors. II
pot sold will chip II 30 the naaufAetursTp. car BE-
fogs4 - The premises psatoseds es - ne e1cs =
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A CROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY MAN, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSIA

Is willing to recommend it. Three years of rapidly In
creasng sale have made the Amhrosa fAmons ell over
the world. A
1T IS WARRANTED TO PLEASE. .
II cures Itching Of the Head.
1t makes New Hair grow on Raid Heads
1t prevents the Hair fron Falling Out.
Il renders the Hair eok ARD Glossy.
cieanses the Scalp; Ceols the Heated Brow; Removes
Dandrun Cures Nervous Headache; Cures Badness
Insures L1xuriant Locks Ineines Hair Curi snper
sedee wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good elect apparent st
once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosa will suit you to T. Elegantly put up
Oelicstsly Perfumed Paronzed by Opera Singers and
Actresses. Sold in splendid boxes cartons contain
ing two large botties-Eo. for morning, No / for
evening.
THERE IS NO nISTAxEAPoUT IT
sT8RJTNgs AMBRosrA Is the bess, most agreeable
and effective toile, in the world prove this try
carton. YAH
Sold by Druggists,
sterling's Ambrosia Manufacturing CVnpany
AIS Fultea Street, new York.
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SHERIFFrS SALE.-Stata of Iowa. Lee
~ county, Shy virtue III special execution to me
directed issued by the Clerk Of the District Court of
county in favor Of q, NJ Crane and against Ansen L.
Deming, will sell to the highest bidder a. the
front door OF the Clerks Office of the District Court
Lee county, Iowa at Keokuk in said county on the 18th
day of Nov A. D. 1865, between the hours Of O'Clock
A. and O'Clock ?. NJ commencing ct o'clock p n of
said day. the following property, to-wit. T~eatyone
and 81 feet front Main street, off the essteriy or
souherniy side OF lot nine (9 IL block ninety fs4
Ia the city of Keokuk. Lee county Iowa
To sold by order Of Court satisfy sd writ Of ex-
ecution.
Printer Fee 81 0o.1 ISRAEL Anderson
Keokuk. Oct. %. 49, Fsat] Sheriff Of tee Co, Iowa