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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-23

THE PorATo Ror.-The Calais (Nfe.9
the potato crop in that region more So
Verely this season than it Inns for MANY
years past. Many of the farmers have
commenced digging them up, hoping
to save some of them. Whole ffelds
which looked finely n week ago now
look as black as though fire had run
through them. IN -
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q S. Sanitary eomnaission
Army & Navy Claim Agency
80 CHARGE ZOE sERYICEs.

JAMES n. scRoGIN, Local Agent.
TIME U s. Sanitary y if,C =
II desiring to relieve soldiers, saflors and
sLle,lE Families nom the heavy expenses
S1a9iy PAID for the prosecution OF such
leS1 pensions, arear OF pay, bounty and
oSner claims against the Government, I5ikhOtif
&c q. se'1se ~ any kind lVldteper 70 tle
On application sent to this Agency. stating
me name and post onice address of the claim
wee, and State OF the soldier on yTh0Se ac-
eoanf the claim is made, date OF discharge or
Iar as possible and forwarded to HE nfTsnn
ePplSlnt. These can then be executed and
tetuEned 20 this ONCE, where the claim WIN
p02'anie tLIIle' iti0i iif}' lylS cod 6Od
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WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.

WI. . 4
Whereby Further testimony q AFFORDED ofiks
being The best Sauce eadm
YNHE CELEBRITY OF THIS SATJCE n AS,
Il, exStended to every quarter OF the globe.
health e becoming daily more oisservsI AMI
acknowledged. - 7si7 - w auu
In the United States it is held Obe the most
stsEeeeaple continent, and is esteemed for n;
~ aIiu i1lyoBoIattng properties fits halllfr-
ReSt the food ='''f-- PS4tSStAS " ul-
This Sauce is suitable for every voria,,, ,,r
ulSn, ana the universal deInnnd which ifSy.aSC
tsa! mas created, has led to many in1ifo-
stSl ~ I 70 the public, under vari-
~ me names OF LIZA q PERKINS," heino
I'M upon the patent glass stopper OF
me ne, ,I DoLtle' as We'll as upon the labels and
:, 1.-The BREAKFAST TABLE n irnnarts
the most exquisite relish and zet to hot or cold
i1ne4ts gfllled fowl, game, brolled lsinCiTieY
Vet &c; and cold fish eaten with oil. yineR1r
stlu w worcestershire Sauce, mixed in. equal,
p1{ upon the plate is both delicious
At the DINNER TABLE, every disll of
Eoslst meat should have one or more tnble
spoOnStuS OF this Sauce in the gravy. and for
gnme moderate quantity should be mixed.
the table for the use of those who require nm
additional quantity. rtsEf't -.
For SUPPER, tho remarks for the lrealS
i1 ls !aPe VIII eqaIly apply, with this addi
relish that llas surprised and delighted many
persons VINO Ind previously been f1IniIiar
win us other estimnble qualities
Sold by Booth, RRttelIe 4. Co.
Corner of Monroe & Water streatq
TofAyoID SPURIOUS nIITAT10ys
Ask for LEA. & PERKINS, sanoe
aug2l-3t F5f9 , = "a .ffAse'
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A CLOSE VOTE IN KENTUcKY.-It
does not appear to be definitely settled
that the pro-slavery party has carried
the day in Kentucky. The Louisville
Press has returns from eighty-nine
counties, which give Gerard (anti-
amendment for State Treasurer, 81, 4O4,
against 36,441 for Neale (amendment.)
Twenty-one countiesa are yet to be heard
from, which the Press thinks will elect
Neale.
The Louisville Journal says: -
The friends ofthe amendment gained
several members of the Legislature in
the loyal parts of the State, and lost
strength only in the nOtoriOusly dis
union counties. This is an undeniable
fact, and one ofvery great significance.
1t unequiVOcally indicates, what indeed
would be sufficiently manifest without
1t, that the anti-amendment element in
our State is the disloyal element, the
secession element, the rebel element.
There isn't rebel in tho State that
didn't vote and electioneer against the
amendment. If only loyal citizens had
voted, If only those had voted who had
n moral right to vote, the amendment
would have been carried fifteen or
twenty to one.
When kentucky realizes the attitude
in which her betrayers have placed her
before the nation and the world, she
will set herself right and make short
work with them. Nothing on earth is
more certain than hiatt the LeOiSIatltre of
Kentucky merit elected mil udODt the
amendment, unless by the action of
other States, it shall be mnde a part of
the Federal Constitution before our
State can have chance to vote upon
the subject Mt all. Men of all parties
and of no party may just as we'll make
up their minds to this at once and act
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A fatal disease is carrying on the
horses in Pennsylvania rapidly. The
throat swells, and then the head ana
limbs, ltI5 = : 7 ',.>t SO +
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T MARRTEn

AT the residence OF thabritie,s 6,tbe,. A ne,
md 1855, by the Rev, Alexander N0Ftil1 M,
a1.islslEE y. WELLS TO Mss TILLR J, GER-
RAlep'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-23

STEAMBOAT CoLLIsIoN-ONE OF THE
BoATs SUNK-Two MEN BADLY ScA1D-
ED.-The steamboats, Galltian and FAY
cite, of the Brownsville line of packets,
collided in the Monongahela river, four
miles above Nf'Keesport, Mt about nine
o'clock on Saturday evening. The Fay
cite was on her upward trip, and the
Gallutin coming down, and when APP
preaching each other the usual signals
were given, but the Fayette, instead of
keeping to the right sheered to the left,
and was struck by the Gallatin opposite
the furnaces. The boilers were knocked
off their supports, and the Fayette 9TH
erwise so badly damaged that she soon
sunk i'll about ten feet of water. There
were some twenty or thirty passengers
on board, all ofwhom got ashore, none
being drowned that we could hear of.
Two men, however, were badly Scalded
one of them, Abraham Moore, n pas
Esenger. The name of the other man we
did not learn. The GallRtin was but
slightly damaged, comparatively, and
amer taking on board the passengers OF
the Fayette, conveyed them on their
journey as far as Elizabeth, from which
point she returned, continuing her trip
i to the city. The damage done to her
consisted of breakage in the hull
above the water line, tearing awayof a
lstaunchion and the demolishinS of a
stairway. She struck the Fayette with
such force that her bow penetrated
nearly as far as the capstan. Among
her passengers ut the time of the acct
dent'were Hons. j. X. Moorhead and
George v. Lawrence.
Moore, one of the men scalded, was
brought TO this city. His injuries nre
such that it is thought he cannot sur
yive. BE was in the after part of the
boat, and was scalded by the steam
from the pipes of the ''doctor" engine.
He was an employee at Moorhead's
rolling mill, and has family residing
in Unfontown.-I'1ts b'trg paper.
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FOR RENT.

TIME PARSONAGE OF ST. JOHN IS
Church, on ChapIIne street, one door
north OF First street, Centre Wheedpga Pos
session given INST Of September, AlsoSto DO
disposed OF, all or any OF
THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT PRIVATE SALE, -
Consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Carpets,
Chairs China and Glassware, bookcases,
Sofas. WaTIlrohes, Hat Rack; Marble Topaz
Extension Tables, Kitchen Furniture &c;
'-' PIER GLASS,
of hest French Plate Glass, 10 feet high by 80
inches wide, fully worth 500, which viii be
disposed of Mt n sacrifice; in consequence OF
tile difficulty and expense Of its removal east
aug5 ]. NJ. HIGBLE-
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THE following is a concise, yet lumi-
nous statement of the public debt of
the United States, on the 3lst of july
last. The table is very convenient for
reference, and for that purpose should
be cut out and pasted up, or carried in
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Commissioners Notice.
IN CHANCERY, m THE CIRCUIT
Il Court for Ohio County, West Virginia:
Alexander Heyman,
AIopzo Ior1ng,

Alonzo Loring
Administrator OF the Estate Of Jefferson r.,
Sangston, Deceased,
By virtue Of n decree made and entered in
this cause on the 18th day of May 1866 IL WINS
odJudged, ordered, and decreed that this CqIlSe
be referred to one 9fthe Commissioners Of This
Court to audit, state, and settle the ACIniTfs-
tratton account of tile snid Ioring and renoTt
the same to Court and also ascertain and re.
port what debts there are against the estate OF
said Sangston still unpaid, and also tSe real
property belonging to Said estate Cle;crlbinS
the Sepnrlte parcels thereof, and where SifnS
ate, and what part thereof Is encumllere(l NV
deeds OF trust or otherwise, and the amount 9f
each encumbrance, and to whom due nIid
that he give fourweelSs notice by nd VerfiSss-
ment thereof published in some newspaper
printed in Wheeling, at the time aud place Of
taxing such account, and that he also. by like
9aHeft1sement, give notice to ali IeI.sonS
cinmlng 70 be creditors OF the said estate, fhot
they, AT the time and place to be nnTned Inv
MN, appear before him and produce onS
prove the amount oftheir respective debts on
pain of having their SaId supposed debts e,t-
clnded rom payment bysaid estate, In case
they do not respectively at said time nnd
pInce prove the same, and that his proceed
lngS in the premises with any special matter.
he may deem pertinent, or which lie NAV fIa
required by said paroles, orr my of them snf-.
CHILLY TO report, and that new process OF sub
puena issue against the infnnt defendnnt.I oIin
"A. SnnRStOO. lT8='l7 ~
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FOR CENCTNNAT.

The 1ne passenger packet. I,INN1Y
4 7iitsffieslt q DROWN, Capt. ]. ". Black. will
leave as above on "Wednesday. tie
Bird inst, Mt o'clock p. n. '''S
For freight or passage apply on boarII orr IN
BOOTH, BATTELLE & Co.
auB%s=st Agents.
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by Albert ID. Richardson.
~ " .,r,-,r.-..- q -

~. 7. tribune Correspondent.
THE MOST INTERESTING AND ENCIT-
Il ing book ever published, embracing MIR
ltIchaTdson,s unparlllele experience for four
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cret service OF the Tribune mt the outbreak of
ana West during the first two years of the
ReDellioni his thrilling capture; his confine-
menG Tor twenty months In seven, different
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VIII AROUND in stirring events, and contain
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IeacherS, ladies'; energetic young men, and
especially returned and disabled officers and
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VIII lind It peculiarly adapted to tlieir condi-
ton. we have agents clearing sl5Oper month,
which we Will prove to-any doubling appli!
cant. Send for circulars. Address
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Steambnats.
FOR CINCINNATT

- The fine steamer PINE GROVE,
Capt. Lon Bryson, will leave as
above this evening, the Ord inst
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
BOOTH, BATrELLE s, Co,
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e.. r. MAYER & SON.

e. q. MAYER g SON,
MANUFACTURERS OF THE WASH
Soap, n used expressly for washing Clothing;
1t Is said by all that have tried i to be one o.
the best Washing Soaps ever Offered for SAFE
self. Manufactured and sold by q
81 - 49, q. f. MAYER & son,
No. 800 Main street, Wheeling, w. va
tu2i-3m
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Regular Pittsburgh, WheeIIns- ana
PArkeE8buFE PacIkef II.

NJ AS.IEllle NeE and Elegant Passenger
~ SSts.ill t FOREST CITY, Captain
{..s:s 3hn Gordon, A. r. Bun ling ClllS.
Ie5sYt I,ittsburgh for Parsersbarg every
NyeSanissS and Saturday at 70 NJ; leaves
ana saturday atl2 p. NJ; leaves ParISersbuIS,
~ : y ~ IN every Monday and Thursday
49, 4 =. ,i.yeS Wheeling for Pittsburgh
fTeisn5 received for Pittsburgh every Nom
gay and Thursday at the Wharf Ro9f tintiji <
10y Sh.l ~ fSooTas BATrELLE & CO.,
s.s..ss.t..-.l Agents
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The Greatest Medicine of the Age!S
KRAFTpS DIARRHEA COMPOUND!
The only SAFE and Certain Cure for "
DIARRHGA. DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM-
= MER COMPLAIN 10

KRAFTS UlARRHEA GUMPUUND!
The only Safe and Certain Cure for
DIARRHGA. DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUN.
81 AIER COMPLAINT. Ei..'...T
4And all Diseases ofLhc Stomach and Botrelsi In
cideHt TO a Change Of Diet or Climate.
THE PRoPRIEToRs OF THIS TRULY
| Invaluable Medicine, now offer 1t to the
publ with n full knowledge Of its superior
pertt over any remedy of like character ever
before introduced. 1t has been used with the
hIost in thousands leases rhsTe
an Other Remedies hare failed. Cases OF ChTon'
&c DlaTrhoea OF yearS standing, have been
cured by the use OF; tlC0 bottles. This remedy
i as s S5 g bs s fe where The m tRs
Sktlltnl physicians.
KRAFT's DIARRHusA COMPOUND has been
In use for n number of years, and by It's timely
aid has saved the lives of hundreds! %
This medicine is a purely scientific prepara-
Ton, and IS prepared with the greatest Cau-
Every traveller should have bottle Of the
DIARRHQSA COMPOUND.
Every soldier will find It Invaluable.
No Family should be without 1t.
Do not hesitate to try KRAFT'S DLARRHGA
GoMPoUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
rriaalf nj WHEELING, April 25th' 1855.
MeSSrs. McCABE KRAFT & Co, Geiltle1nen:-
Having used Kraffs DiarrhRa Compound, for
Camp DinrFhoea, with which have been
deeply inflicted for almost one month, all Other
remedies tried hd!fHgJ JAILED, and finding II not
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take pleasure in recommending 1t to the IA
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Chaplain 18th w. Sa n Inf h1G:
AfOUSnsvIILs, Marshall Co., w. Va.
MeSSrS. McCAHE, KRAFT 4 Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer. heing In Nashville, Tenn,
was attacked with severe Dinuhoa. tried
the remedies OF sgveTHl physicians bnt with
out any effect. was advised by my friends
to come home. i was completely hroken
down and pruStrnted. Upon arriving athome'
was advised to try KrafB's DinTThda Com
pound. Que bottle Qfit completely cured The dis
case and restored my health, ] am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to all al
dtcted with this terrible dISeaSe.S .If1
RI Yours truly, ANDREW EDWARDS.
MessIR. McCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer / waS attacked with very
severe DiaTThCRa, from which suffered for
some three weeks. tried various remedies,
but WINS unable to check the disease. lat last
procusetl q bottle of EKrafts Diarrhoea Com
pound.D One bOtile eRtiTely cured he diSedSe,
and restored me TO my usual health. tnlte
pleasure in recommending this valuable med
tcine, as have proved Its virtues in my own
case, and seen 1t tried by Others with the same
good results. i-ss,l Il. II. ADDIsOS,
Formerly Master Machinist B. &O.R.R,
McCABE, KRAFT& CO., wholesale Drug
whom MI orders should be addressed.
For sale in Bridgeport by WEST & MITCH
h mayls-Cm q O q ii
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FOR CINCINNAm

~ The fine passenger packet IsrsSSrE
Ls.tessSt DROWN, Capt. Black, VIII leave as
3, 8 - aboye, Wednesday, the BIRD inst,
For freight or passage apply To
s ,,.oo, q. or, W.J. C. ANDERSON,
huBEI-ZL Agent
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NOTICE 10 8ITPPRRS AM TRNY.
ELEINsl ! - -

ELERS, .77rf
For New MartinRVIlIe. SfStarSvlIIc. q.
Marys, MARIETTA, and PnrILeFsbuFss.
ON PLACE OF THE EXPREss1
- The new and elegant light t,IanvI,t
= 90 Aste1merNESW STATE, Cnnt I01in
lclnTei Jr;, will run as Regular
leaving w heeling every Tuesday TbnTsihSss .
ana saturday ut IL O'clock A. NJ. = -
For freight or passage having s11narIor M,
Communications, apply on board orfo - ~ -
.O,. q. BOOTH, BATTELLE q Co.
o1SES-tL Agents.
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AND DEA1Ens IN aar
GBNTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOnNS

No. ao water street sa Il
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Fall & Winter Goods

consisting of French, German and poma.,t,
lish md American CaSsImeres, SIX sCash11esso
and MnTSeLleS VeStings, White Fancy IjneI'
Travelling and Flannel Shirts. Under GhIT1ss
kercllefs, Socks Gloves, Ga1ntlefs md GoI
lars, Travelling Rags and ValIses, &C., &c 0ET
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AnG all DisenSes oSEhc Stomach and B0lrelsi In.
cidelt TO a Change Of Diet or Climate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-11-03

railroad. by the name of Dyke, was killed
Saturday on the eastern section of the road
lie got upon the top of freight car, an(
was knocked off by a bridge.
Mr.. James McCanley, resident of West
Rutland, slipped from the platform of q
passenger car at the Whitehall depot. on
Saturday last, and was literally cut in two
/ WINDSOR COUNTY.
Parents who allow their boys of from
eight or ten 10 fifteen years of age to con-
gregate at night in the streets and alleys of
our village. and make the evenings hideOus
with their shouts and groans. their yells
and laughter, their words of anger, profan-
ity and vulgarity, are laying up for them
selves store of sorrow for their declining
years, that will mock them when fear, dis.
tress and anguish shall come upon them
like whirlwind, as the sure, unavoidable
fruits of such indulgence, such neglect of
duty toward their children. - Woodstock
Standard.
WINDHAM COUNTY.
Philip Wells of Brattleboro. sold his Gel
ebrated thoroughbred Aldernev heifer.
"Buttercup." to DR.. Joseph Burnett OF
SouthbOrO, Mass. for three hundred and
fifty dollars.
James Lawton, wealthy citizen of Will
mlngtOn. had Sl.700 in government bonds
stolen from his house recently.
A young man at BrattlebOrO supplied
himself with pears and apples from lady 8
garden during the season. against her wish.
She sent him large bill for the quantities
used and rather than be prosecuted for
stealing, he paid it. 1t is said that, dear as
apples now are. he could have bought more
than half cheaper in the regular market.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
a few days ago an old gentleman named
Ira Dickinson, OF Mortified, boarding at
the house of Joshua Sawyer. haG his trunk
opened by means of false keys. and out of
package containing seven hundred seven
ty-eight dollars. four hundred and six dol
lars were distracted.
Patrick McCarty, of Berlin. went with
team to Northfield, Wednesday, Oct %.
and after hitching it. got drunk aud started
to go home on foot, on the railroad track.
The freight train came along and didn't
turn out for Pat. but ran over and killed
him.
Anna Hoyt. of Mortified, committed SUI
icide by poisoning herself. Wednesday, Oct.
rs. Cause, trouble in love affairs.
STATE AT LARGE.
The trustees of the Vermont agricultural
college have reported in favor of uniting
1t with the university of Vermont at Bur
llnSt0n, and have presented bill to that
enect to the legislature, for its action.
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ITCH! ITCH! itch! SCRATCH !

scratch! Scratch WheatOn's Ointment will cure the
Itch in A. hours
Also cures salt rheum, ulcers chbians, and all erup
tons OF the skin. Price - For sale by all drug
gistS.
BY SeiIing 90 cents 10 WEEKS l. POTTER sole agents
10 Washington street, Boston, it will be forwarded by
mail tree OF postage, 10 any part Of the United States
Oct 25 ls6j "
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ADDISON COUNTY,

The NergenneS Nermonter gives a cor
rccted statement with regard to the melan
cholv occurrence in Bristol. Mr.. Hawkins
tcll from an apple tree and broke several
ribs and his collar bone. dislOcated his hip.
Injured his shoulder and bruised his face.
NF'. Hawkins, who was very tleshy wO-
man. weighing between two and three nun
bred. being assisted by Mrs. Hannah Row.
eli. aged IS, took the injured man into the
house. and then ran q quarter Of a mile tor
the doctor and back again. She went up
twice to the chambers for bandages, and
While in the act of pinning bandage under
the direction of DR.. Warner. she fell back
and expired instantly. She died of apo
pieXy, probably superinduced by the shock
she had received and her great eXertions.
Mr. Hawkins still lies in critical condi-
ton.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
\ Mr.. Elwell Of Arlington, few DAYS
since sold a valuable horse. in payment of
which the purchaser paid him 5000, in the
shape of two 500 counterfeit greenbacks.
The rascal has not yet been cOught.
CHITTENDEN COUNTY.
X. Reynolds. of Underhill. shot deer Ca
line two year old buck) that weighed $50
pounds. 1t came cut OF. the woods with
some cattle into his moving near his house.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Darius {. Ovitt's barn, at st. Adams.
was burned on Wednesday night. Loss
S2OV. not insured. Three horses and
some hogs were burned,
RUTLAND COUNTY.
AL employe OF the Rutland s, Burlington
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat requires

A Cough. Cold or Sore Throat requires
immediate attention and should he checked allowed
to ontnuc irritation of the lungs pei manert throat al
lection or all incurable lung disease the result
Browns Bronchial Troches having direct to
the parts give immediate relief. For bronchitis asthma
catarrh conSumptive and throat Diseases Troches are
used with always good success.
Singers ana Public Speakers will find Troches useful in
clearing the voice when taken before singing speaking
and relieving the throat after unusual exertion of the
vocal organs The TrochcS are recommended and pre-
scribed by physicians and have la testimonials from en-
inent men throughout the country Being an article of
true merit and having proved their efficiency by test
many years, each year finds them localities IN va
ous parts of the world and the Troches are universally
pronounce better than ether articles
Obtain only Browns Bronchial Troches" and To rot
take any of the worthless limitations tina may be offered
Sold everywhere in the United States and foreign
tries, at 80 cents per boXt t2JaprC6
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN

HAIR RENEW Err has proved itself to be
the most perfect preparation for the hair offered
the public.
1t Is vegetable comp )und, and contains no Injurious
properties whatever
1T WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t Will keep the hair from falling out
1t cieanses the scalp and makes the hair soft ustrous
and Slken.
1t is a splendid hair dressing.
No person old Or young, should fail to Use IT,
IT Is RECOMMENDED USED BY THE FIRST MEDIC. Al
AUTHORITY.
Es-Ask for Halls Vegetable Scilian Hair Remover
ana take no other. X. p. HALL l. CO.,
Nashua, n. H., Proprieors.
For safe by all druggists. 64-so