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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-26

vasn As isssnias goods :. 'As iousss.s ps'ssA
.,t6fs4 - i,Bd PAarS. fsss ..qyt :,
. Good oAsinss Pants 4 si.ss. -, lsb5i Il
4 IxttA Casih1tYsnts frcn % 10 -. ~ ,ass
Good Cashmere Pants q ~ - TO ~ s,t,.fg,s
Z Prime Casstssss Pants fSom - - ~ - ,ssT..I
Good Blssk Pants ases.1s, af4ills. W, :
y Fine Black Pants stel.H. bsaisi
-" vssrs .s1g "a
Casinst Vests atea. ,-8as y t.ti.' 1ts
Cashmere Vests from t4,ss 70 q, " sis -
Black Cloth Vests at -, -zs
Black silk Vests st $50. y4si3fo'
Fancy SILK Vests Ut ts.T, sG - -isti4sE 4
. Black Cotton. velvet Vests at -. = .<afsi
Fancy 6ilk.vslvst vssA from ea.estoN.
, sag ~ 4;Hsa COATS. gDsik0jfs /. I,
II Ossinst Goats q el.se, isf.i 90
Black Ossiast Goats ct es.s>s sa4
Black Cashmere Costs st 81, a. - 81.
Fine Black Cloth Sacks non % TO oI. s1Sq
Z Cashmere Goats from % to %, saos
= Pine Cashmere Coats from % TO %. IS iasla
Blaek Hrock Coats ct y and %, ut ~ Z
) Pine Blaek Cloth Goats from ti3 TO %. gsSs ~
YOUTHS AND Boys CLOTHING. - i
A fall assortment, ana 1t all prices. AK IA
tioa CAssIkERR SUITS sdi 80; ,en
All.wool Suits q Ga, jas .HiflSS93 ,.o:esy
Cssinst Suits tda1l eolcr) Ct o1l, ft u,
All-vool Cassimers SuitA o. %. - ~,
silk.mixsd Cashmere Suits 1t -. ,h't ~
Fine silk mixed Cassinsrs SHIFTS from % toeoj
Light Cassimers tHarrisonI Of S1s, rila 3'2
Brown csssimers Suits q go. I, if51 81
Fine French Csssimsrs Suits from e43 10 ~ II
= Dlask Sait q ell pficss. a3"03i.I .,s,q al
- ~ ii9aG.id e SHIRTS. 1880
I Unasnhirts at - cents, - h..s3 al sd
. Grsy Uhdsrshirts ct 81; ha5GfH sre..t5-g
: White UndsnhiYts stffom u 10 d, No..
Fine All-wool undsrshirts Aes.ss to y, 81
Red Flannel shirta at ei.7s, a., !. -''l 'i's
Red FLANNEL Drawers ct ei.H, -sirs II
: White Shirts ct q, as4g3il5a
(, white Shirts from Sl.is to ei.so. as-is
Fine Shirts ct from 91.so to $3.50, Erliltu
Jeans Drawers st 70 csnts, /" tra IL
Pine Jeans Drawers ct from 81 70 ti.U. safa
Calico Shirts 1t el.fs, 5.l= .tgya 80
( ,Rafisd-bos Shirts q GAS, gS x.
Cashmere Shirts, fall stock. from u to ~.
Tr.f HAHDKERcHIsYs. y
White Hsnaktfthiefs 1t ~ cents, II
Linen Hsndkerchiefs ct - cents, Z, e''
Fine Linen Hsndksrchisfs ct 70 cents,
! snk Hsndksrehisfs from " toti5s. -
.ss..s ss,saIs COLLARS. 14sc
Goldsmith's Glazed ~ % cents,
! A. r. Grsy's st 20 cents, ,usfssb
Genuine 0fay'sat . cents, slg,,.
Gray's Standing Collars at % cents,
Linen Collars fron 10 20 cents.
ai. SCAR1E AND NECK TIIS.
). A full supply, ct all prices. as 80
-, !. - sUspIrpERs. II - hst)
guspsndsss for Is cents 10 u pair. ta3aej &
Fine White Suspsndsn Of Is sents. "a ne
HATS. ,gs,fF 5Gs 3li3
- Wool Hats ct rs cents .sl.A 3ftg y
Far Hats from d 50 10 es,, ~, -. 4. s
have also ali the late yAsHIoaABtI HATS .
al prices. ,,,1t e.t.a tf9H3 !,
A full stock Of UMBRELLAS and vALIsRs. ana
At PRICES TO SUIT FHR TIMES. Don't forge
the store Of ~ - I. GREENTRBg.
Oh Broad street lola No. M,
90 LIN = between Eighth and Ninth.
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Cable Charges % - RsauesA my Per
Il cent. go -
New YoRK, October 35.-Cyrus W.
Field writes TO d. H. Craig announcing
that after November LIT the tariff on al
msssages through the cable Willie reduced
flfty per cent. Ssx - ~
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MEDICINES ETC.
~ MEDICINES. ETC.
T EONARD'S AGUE CyRE =
aole IsoNN1RHs IssyANT RtLix1.
ItEE3 0SAR6ss fHs GTE sTE RESlIr,. !"

TOT. 10i - 'G.ea 4 FTRGELE, LApD 4 CO., 4
90 is-ts whoiesslS Agenta, Richmond. We.
nLYCEROLE OF THE HYPOPHOs.
NJPHiTEs, RHIG0IREE, Clrtklt, 1lAsC0,
REIN, LEPTANDRIn. and Al yalessis snd stAr E !;
IEx1E& BIKIRS Ding store,
oc9S' pnSi y = Ninth and 1rankiih streets.
mo apSURGEONS,-A ,beanttfalf ard
i complete csse 81 HINs'S'fMPR0vRD lNeTRu-.
HRETs for vssiso- vaginal Operatives. ast be puf-
snssep = srs = 70 ' NHADE q BkEER, !,
! oc % gtgH Eiigtj Ninth and Franklin 6relts.
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I'm. s:s:. :: =: q l:sS,:ss |: "A;
;S;E1ass lss - '.sA sa'ss's go saai ID
ssSsisAsnss, .i,!s. ~ Ss.ss!s vs:A,.g = n
v.s. 800. =, =;
- $500 4 a osss d;1iis m aa.s'
NfzHU1zcfVRzDzNDS1 OKISd
! - Pssa5s "a I'M fSE 3SS fosAooo.
!, 80 S$ ~ = - n = fzjRH On aoFo.
isxseiels11el6 80. ,!4; Ill
=. -, -. - !. - 49,.
lR9AIsiiIsT g g sISSEs q: q!
Ss;E.I 81 s(sl : 1900. 49,. ..u
,Is;:asS ~: sts III ;: = ~. ~.
|: ~ isAiais,satssa IL 6ssssas
1s.rsnssc5!:s-.x,ssfe1,v--+;f,zt
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ncHnoSD xlRKIrs. .. 4 ! /
fnuRspAr. October =, -.

frulspAi, October =, ~. !,
!, The following are ne Yholssals quotations y.
,AIoozeI. -ss0es. $ 2 gallon. u ~
i ALs.-seoteh. best bFansss pints, ss.n Fdcssas
B1cos.-shouldsn, l,,0s; ribbed sidss, eS6,
nj. Virginia hos-round, iii9sse: hanA can.
yss,, ssE33se. II i1''.., 'ss.oss. .
DAss.lss0sss. irsta1 " f's5''..isli 100 !, .
/ BsAsDI.-Trsnsh, sis0ss sppssr ss.ss; fhih.
lslphiA, q. ls0es.U. -ii--r9 CO.. s. ~
BlssvAx.--In request Ct Ss0s1s. -.
,ByrfHR.-3s0sSe. p d; small lots Of strictly
prime, for family use, might bring H3e.
CosI.-supply limited. We quote In demand
1t 81. so@si., IS; yellow, u. ao0si.'s.
Corr AEAL.-Cit miils. boltsd, els; unbolted,
CLIO; country mills, bolted, siN; dpboltsd.
SiW. a1A ~! ~ @S q 81 -
Cnr.ss.-Hu.As,u and western. is6ns.
English dairy, n0sss. ,,ao an i Sita .22'efaii
n Coy1Ss RIO. n61ss. Lssuayni ss0as';
acknowledgements, Light weight, ss0ssle. |;
fall weight. A6i1s.; tsllow, n0isc.; parsfns.
s7s. ' "a 40,
CorroH..ws could only give nominal quota.
tions for cotton. There are scarcely any transae.
lions In Richmond. ~ tA
Corroz CAaDs.-ss.s = dozen; wool cards,
ESQ. 5Jsi :tai3 Te e
,Coffox YAlxs.eCountry, from No. s3to No.
L. o. NanAh ester. No. TO No. II, e3.7s; North
Carolina yarns, %. so9t3.7g up
CoIoisfaAriD LYS.-&s@ts. Is p dozen b. the
case. f8.f
DER aoops. -Pfinh: sprsgus and Pacific. lie. !;
American and Dunnsls, 3ee. -Amoskeag, lSlc. !;
Arnold 9, lsSc.; Wsmsutta, lSSc. Brown Sheetings :
~ Battersss, &c Il; North Carolina Sheetings, A.
ls@3oc, !; Standards ~, sa02se. 20, EiGaec. {.
isc. Plaid Linssys, ssGnAe. American Delsines,
asac. Blssched shirings. B is0lsc. D. soG
ssc: IA, s9l@sos. Kentucky Jeans, ss@4aSc. |;
Printed satinsts, o67ec. In hoop skirts, threads,
spool cottons, and notions generally, ne change
since Last report 1906 o.
) DHues AND DYI Sruvys.-Alum, &C.; eopperas,
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CIncInnntI nvnrket,

FL0UR-SuperGne 90 5OglO extra $40 509ll
family Sll 509l2 30 and fancy Sl3gl6.
WHEAT-Spring ~ 25; No. ] new Red 81 454
90; No. 2 do 81 3O92 20, and choice old Red ~ n
CORN-No. ! mixed in elevator 50sCOc; do il
sacks zoe.
OATS-Are in good demand at 4o95Oc for No.
in elevator.
RYE-At the close the market was rather depress
ed, but holders were asking $4,000. ...
for Canadian. Barley Malt 81 5OSl 60, with gOOd
demand.
PORK-Mess was held at $50,
BULK MEATS-l2H9lGc
BACON-Firm at HAgHhc for Shoulders, and
l9c for clear Sides.
LARD-Advanced to 2IGc, with sales of 500 tierces
city at this rate.
C0TT0N-The market was very firm, holders
asking 37p35c for middling.
COFFEE-The market rules steady and unchan9'
ed, with tair demand at 23925c for fair to choice
Rio
SUGAR-Raw la9l5c; l61lsl7c for hard re,
fined.
M0LASSES-Porto Rico 9Oga5c.
BUTTER-Prime TO choice yellow at 24927c, and
white at 10000.
CHEESE-A steady and very quiet market at lC
9l5c per d for new according to quality.
EGGS-.The market rules quiet at 2O9llc pei
dozen. shippers count for prime.
HAl-A firm market at SlsCgl3 per ton for prime
Timothy on arrival.
WHlSKY-A frmer market. with good demand
for bonded at 93c. Duty paid is rather quiet, but
prices are steady at 81 -.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.



ST, LOUIS, May 2S.-The Leodora, bound
for Fort Benton, burned below Yancton
City, on the Upper Missouri, four DAYS
since. Loss $25,000; insured for $l5,000.-
The cargo was valuable; insured.
The appeal and complaint of Robert j.
Breckinridge and Others against the Synod
of kentucky has been before the Old School
Assembly to-day. But little progress was
made, the time being mainly occupied in
deciding who are the real parties in the
case, an effort having been made to compel
Mr.. McMillen against the same Synod with
that of Breckenridge. 1t was finally de-
termined that Breckinridge and his asso-
ciates were proper complainants, and the
Synod of Kentucky defendants.
Mr.. Breckenridge made strong speech
against this decision, he wishing to reach
the Presbytery and signers of declaration
and testimony, and try them, not cut them
off by resolutions. He claimed the new
Presbyteries provided for would take all
these redels back again, which he objected
to. .f.
The following were appointed Reunion
commission by assemblies: sgar fr
q Old School-Doctors Krebs, New York:
Beatty, Steubenville; Baekus, Baltimore;
Gurley, Washington; Monfort, Cincinnati;
Howard, Pittsburg; Schenick, Philadel-
phia; Reed, New Jersey; Brown, Chicago;
Elders Ray, indianapolis; Mcknight, Pitts
burg; Galloway, Ohio; Clarke, Detriot;
Strong, st. Louis; Beatty, Kentucky. o.
New School-Drs. Brainard,. Philadel-
phia, Adams and Hatfield, of New York.
Stearns, Newark, N. j.; Fowler, Utica, N,
Y; Shaw, Rochester, N. Y; Hitchcock
Hudson, q; Patterson, Chicago; Nelson
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New YORK market-May 2s.

COTTON.Less active and shade lower; sales al
FL0UR-Openedd dull; closed heavy and 1O0l5C
lower; sS l5s 90 for extra State; 30 4Oa9 go fol
extra round hoop Ohio. aod 50 9OG IA f. trade
brands sale Of French flour was made to-day par
ticulars Of which have not transpred
WHlSKY-Ouiet at 50 20 for western.
WHEAT-Market very dull. nominal and lower
Chicago Spring 81 Is, and 47OO bush premium new
No ] Milwaukee 80 90.
| RYE-Quieta and firm at 81 so for western.
BARLEY-Dull.
BARLEY MALT-Dull.
COKN-l92c lower 7eQ8e2c for soft new mixed
western; s3BS5c for sound do anoat, and s6ic fol
old mixed western in store.
OATS-Dull and l92c lower; 529dc for Chicago
and So for choice western.
COFFEE Quiet
SUGAR-Quet; Cuba l0H@llHc.
MOLASSES--Uull.
PETkOLEUM-Dull; 27Hc for Crude and 43c fol
refined in bond.
PORk-Opened firm and closed heavy and irregu
lar; $50 75D3 90 for new mess, closing ct $50 81
regular; 500 25929 so for olddO, and S24924 so fO
prime. Also, $3.50 brls new mess, for June, July
August and September, sellers aud buyers option
at $50 253l 2j and 500 brs do for all the year. sell
| leTs' OptiOn ...sf. .H.
BEEF-Steady; $ls92l for new plain NESS s2l 81
| 924 80 for new extra mess.
BEEF HAMS-Scarce and firm.
BACON-Quiet: l45S alil &C for Cumberland Cut
and l51l a l6c Tor Short Ribbed.
LARD-Stesdy at lg9221ac, small sales al 22kc.
CUT MEATS - Unchanged at lJ4gl31c fol
Shoulders, and l7AG1sLc for Hams. ..
BUTTER-Quetat 3Og4Oc for Ohio, and 3Og45C
CHEESE-Dull at s92Oc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-29
Cleveland Market,

FL0UR--Reported sales are 40 bbs Xxx spring al
Sls 5O lis brls X red at ~ IS. CITY made Xxx red
held a. $l4 5O9l6 0O do Xxx white SIS 5Osl6 90.
WHEAT The only reported sales we're four cars
No. Milwaukee spring al ~ 10.
CORN-Sa es car No. mixed a. Csc on track.
OATS-293c lower. Sale car No. from store
at 4Sc; car do do ut 47c.
RYE-Firm at S5C from store.
PORK-No. city mess s3l 90; No, . mess $50 ODi
pri ne mess S27 on; clear S33.
LARD-City-re held at a2c in tierces and
23c in kegs. Country-rendered l9R2lc.
HAMS-City sugar-cured at 23a canvassed, and
22c uncanvasscd country cut l9g22c,
BUTTER-The quoted range fair to choice is 259
3Oc occasional lots very choice yellow, selected brug
3lG32c in small way.
CHEESE-We now quote at 129l6c for good to
choire dairy and factory y-made.
EGGS-Sales Is brls at l9c.
POTArUES-Salesl Il cars PeachhlOws in.bnlk at
81 lOgl l2ls per bush; 900 brls do do at SO 25 per
barrel.
LAKE FISH-No. White Fish $s 80; per half
brl; No, do ss Pckerel. No. l, IS OOas 2j; Trout
81 25 Herring, large 81 so.
ALE AND PORTER-We quote as follows:
Present Use Xxx Ale $40 OO; Stock Sl3 0OSl4 90:
Kennett SIS 90; Pale Cream sll 90; Porter $l2 OO9
IA 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-29
Aqua dc MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and gentle-
mems boonl The Sweetest thing" and largest
quantity. Manufactured from the rich Southern
Magnolia. Used for bathing the face and person.
render the skin soft and resh to prevent eruptions
to perfume clothing, &c.
1t overcOmeS the unpleasant odor of perspiration.
1t removesredness, tan. botches, &c.
Jtcures nervous headache and ALA Us inflammation.
ltcools, softenS and adds delicacy to the skin.
Hyields asubdued and lasting perfume.
Itcures musqueto bites and stings of insects.
1t contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronizcd by Actresses and Opera Singers. It is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Try the Magnolia Water once and you will use no
other Cologne, Perfumery. or Toilet Water after
wards. "l
DEMAS BARNES 4 co.
Props. Exclusive Agents. NJ. Y.
octa-d&wlv .' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-29
HAGAN,s MAGNOLIA BALM

This themost delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. 1t changes the sun-burnt face and
hands to pOary satin texture of rsvishing beauty
mparting the marble purity of youth. and the dis
th'Oue appearance inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan reckles, pimples and
roughness frOm the skin, leaving the complexion
fresh, transparentand smooth. 1t contains no ma
teria injurious to the skin. Patronized by Actress
es and Opera Singers. It is whatevery lady should
have. Sold everywhere. Retail price. so cts.
Prepared by W. b. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y
Address all orders to s-s- -...... .....
,Glfa DEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York.
oct9-d&wly ,tr...r..... ...
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RATcHELoR'S HAIR DYE!

The Original and Best in the World! The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
Instantaneous. Produces Immediately a splendid
Black or natural Brown, without iniuring the hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed W lillian A.
Bachelor. Also.
REGEN GRATING EXTRACT OF MTLLEFLEURSI
for Restoring and Boautifying the Hair
CHARLES BATCHELOR New " sgk. +
AnnIR-hG rulV IL -------L
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-29
XXXIXth C0NGRESS--lst Session.
WASHINGTON, May 2s.
SENATE.


| The Chair appointed the following committee 10
investigate the condition of NatOnsl Banks in ac-
cOrdance with 'he resolution adopted on Thursday
last: Messrs; Wilton, Henderson, Van Winke, John
son and iuekalew. -.
Mr.. SUMNER presented petition of cigar max
ers for increased duty on imported cigafs which
was referred 10 the cummittee on Finance.
MIR: GRIMES presented a petition Uf officers of
the Mississippi lOtia for their share nf prize money
on captures made by them during the war which
was referred 70 tho committee on Naval Affairs
MIR. WADE offered a resolution instructing the
committee on District Of Columbia TO inquire wheth-
er the BALTIMORE x Ohio railroad intend to build
road from Point Of Rocks to Washington City as re-
quired in their charter, which was laid over until
10 morrow.
MIR. POMER0Y called up the bill to revive certain
land grants TO the States OF Missouri and Arkansas
TO aid in the construction of a railroad from the
Mississippi river to the Texas boundary which was
passed.
Mr.. HOWARD called up the joint resolution to
facilitate commercial postal and military communi-
cation between the several States.
The question was upon Mr.. UreswelIs amendment
thai Congress may at any time alter amend or re-
peal this act. The amendment was disagreed to
yeas l2 nays 49, -
Mr.. MORRILL, addressed the Senate in opposi-
ton to the bill
At half-past one O'Clock,
On motion of MIR. GRIMES, the Senate went into
executive session and soon after adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-29
Reputation Established!

.srS. S. a. .Fyseas as cs'sgIy q
21's6IiC bepefiVCtreSS, and her
1COHGcTIsCE SaycccSS Is Nnprc-
ce6essted. EEer fame and
her discoveries hare gone
abroad, Gs:G G0sGHy she is
tsI her line the largest nsOR-
MIHCtEreSS i9a tie 9COrECJ,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-29

ST0CKS-Lower; Rock Island, JOG; Alton T. Terre
Haute preferred O3h; Pittsburgh TT Wayne q Chi.
Northwestern, 22s: Cleveland Pittsbnrg 9l Illinois
Central Il9H; Michigan Southern 70; Reading ll0JS;
Hudson. Il3k; Ere, G2hi New York Central, 96 !.
Msrifnsa preferred, 23l$; Western Union telegraph
62G; Quicksilver 521{ = 6's 'Sl coupons l0s7S; 20
coupons 62 1U2: do Gf 1925; do 1910 06; 73Os, lst
series 1924; do 9l series. 1926 Sd do 1921.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-29
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
wv Y orK Money Markct-May as.

M0NEY-Moderately active At ca per cent
STERLING Dull at lO91{9lO93S
GOLD-boweri opening ut 1915, declining 10 1877
70 l37%, and closing at 1915.
GOVERN MENr STOCKS Are A@1Sc better.
ERElGHTa-To Liyerpoo are quite.
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FROM NEW YORK.
Withdrawal of the French From
Mexico.

| ..... NeXlCOs
NEW YORK, May 2S-The Courier des
| Stas Unis declares itself enabled to state
that the French Government has signed {
treaty with the Trans Atlantic Packet
company to embark and carry back tC
France the whole French expeditionary
force in Mexico within the time agreed
upon.
Financial.
NEW York, May 2S.--The Posts money
article says the loan market is moderately
active at 6@7 per cent. The stock market
is irregular Governments are better and
railroads are active, except Erie, which is
the weakest on the list.
The bank statement is less unfavorable
than was anticipated. The sale of thirty
millions of Government gold has caused an
increase in the specie reserve in the banks
to the extent of more than six million dol
lars. The deposits have correspondngly
declined, nearly eight and one-half mil
lions, while the legal tenders have declined
nearly twelve millions, and the loans have
increased more than two millions.
After the board New York Central was
quoted at 9638, Erie at 763I, Michigan
southern at 6931, Cleveland d Pittsburg at
941144 Northwestern at 1854, Northwestern
preferred at 5S36. Fort Wayne at 9Sl5. AT
the l O'Clock call the market was dun and
Erie was depressed to 6515@65M, which is
per cent. lower than the last London quo
tations. Later Erie sold at 6376, Western
Union at 81, Atlantic Mail at l2G.
Foreign exchange firm but quiet.
The gold market is weaker; there is less
demand for export. Spectators for rise
are disappointed at the amount of 5-2Os and
Erie returned by the City of Boston, the
amount being apparently unimportant.
Foreign exchange opens quiet. There is a
moderate demand for sterling sight bills.
Merchants are at present very limited buy
chances of lower premium on gold and an
easier market. --..- ..--., .....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-29

tQiAEOOEN .N.J gr Eata tggus
FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS MA
THEWS'VENETIANH HAIR DYE has stood the
estOf trial and is constantly increasing in public
favor.
1t is the best and cheapest in tho world. Price
3 IS cents. dNUIh5 @LL 30 3a9J..EF Ja4
1t gives beautiful, luStrous. natural color,
1t is complete in one bottle
1t does the work the first time.
'-- Hdoes not crock, smut or stain. l5, ~ a
-rs II does not rub of or fade, a. ri NY. l.,,vG
1t always gi, es satisfaction child can apply il
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by peculiar
process (know only to Mr.. MatheWs, which renders
" Infinitely superior to any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
.thAtRUSTYs DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
Is so easily recognised when an inferior article
,A has been used. 4',i ,sa.a .a-3A -F"W 1H.0
~ Invest rs cents, and you will be convinced =
Sold BY all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
'tW'A.f A. l. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
1aDEMAS BARNES 4 CO., New York, Wholesale
Agents. maylO-deodlyi
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EVERYBODY Interested.

Everybody Interested.
Youth and Old age are alike
6e1seTGeG by the 3sse Of oHErs.
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and beauty. D0aGgrNG erad-
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youth, and retain ~ through
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| St. Louis; Elders Lambert. New York;
Williams. Pittsburg, Pa; Allison. PhiIa-
delphia; Handy, Cleveland; Steele, Dayton;
Brown, Chicago.
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Removed from his Old Office.
DR.. A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, neal
High street, Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himsel
for series of years to the rea ment of certain pr
vate diseases. He may beconsulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank
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