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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ere

EOLGEEg IL co.,
CT. F. FoLGER, L. FoLGER W. q. THoMAs)
Dealers In Hardware, Iron, Ship Uhandlery,
and 80 Magazine Street. Opposite ST. james Hose N O.
Nails and Gastpgg Hoop Sheet and Bar IEOn Shovel.
Packing, Circular, Mill and Gross Cut Saws.
HARDWABEANDs SHIP CHANDLERg
CELLS H BosTTCK, FRANK ". sEYMoURl
Bostick 81 Seymour,
Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES, TIN WARE and TINNER's TOOLS,
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER ZINC NAILS, AXES,
~ CHAINS sHoyELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE,
H+ -a BRASS WORK and PIPE FITTINGS
RUBBER BETTING, HOSE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CORDAGE,
d. f. COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TWIEEs
..-l OILS, PAINTS LANES LANTERNS, Etc
Ali Kind ofSteambOat and Railroad Supplies
So and SO Fulton So and 81 Front street,
between Grayler and Poydra4
w wMHTTK % CO..
GENERAL COMMISSION,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, and
Hardware Agents,
No 10 s END d. rssTs t @ of oppO
Gonsgnments of Merchandise either for sale shpmen
will receive prompt and careful attention.
HARDWARE. .........."HARDwAzsk
h. J. AULLAE & CO.,
.-. Wholesale BeaIeEs
-rN-
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AKD CUTLERY
Agents for
HowE's STANDARD SCALES
n Common street. New Orleans.
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THGD DISTRICT Coggr. OF NEW " G. BUDp vs.

ORLZAFs-No 2l2f0 JOSEPH sTTESON.
TY VIRTUE of a writ of ferI Gacfss 10
II directed By the Honorable the Third District Court
of hew Orleans in the above entitled cause viii proceed
20 sell at public auction at the Merchants and Auoone
Exchanse Royal street between Canal and CustomhOuss
the 18th day Of September 1866 Il O'Clock the following
described property, viz
a, Two L0T8 or GROUND situated in suburb st Mary,
First District Of this city in the square comprised within
GTod Camp aud St Mary South street Lafayette
Square. designated ~ the Nos aud plan drawn by
49, and annexed to an act passed before L. T. Caire then
notary public in this city dated the 5th March 1892 which
lots Of ground each 25 feet front less
said South street Lafayette Square by 81 feet less
front and also deep Camp street Of which it forms the
corner. Together with all buildings and improvements
any wise appert tanning known the Florence House
2 AND a CERTA n LOT OF GROUND, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon situated in the aOre
sEd square comprised within Camp GiFod and St Mary
streets and South street and Lafayette Square designated
the Ne on the plan aforesaid and measuring % feet front
parallel lines. Together with the privilege of using in the
alley three feet wide opening Camp street Being
the property acquired by the said defendant
Je by dae the 4th day of May 1889
a. Boudousque, notary public, in this city.
Together with four hundred and 5 45 shares No. Is
stock of the tzen Bank Of Louisiana secured by
on said property.
| Seized in the above suit.
S5- TRRXs-The purchaser to the payne I of
Stock note favor of the Citizens Bank of Louisiana for the
sum of nine thousand dollars, $4,000 payable tbs
18th day Of June next Qs6 fixed renewable according
the terms Of the Charter said Bank the balance h
| HARRY T HAYS,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
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LosT--sTOLEN--FOUND.

LDoT--9IOh1 H1IN-- EOOED.
Y nS,T-CHECK ON THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
l AZ New Orleans by Z. D. White, dated August I7th
for tn sum $500 payable Deputy Controller bearer
II OST Or MI9LAHD--A NOTE OF D. @. CASE,
Ia order dated GIN May 1865 IL months after
date bearing per interest from date for WO THOU
SAND DOLLARS bearing mortgage the northwest
of Pryand and n Payment of the having been
stopped the finder will be suitably rewarded by handing i to
the owner NJ. jUDSON.
OST-IN THE STATE OF ALABANA-TBE FOL-
Ia lowing described Certificates of Canal Bank Stock
Certificate No 1914, dated Nov. , 1885, issued to W. r.
MOlett, for So shares stock.
MOlett, for IS shares stock.
hereby given that application the
bank for certificates in the place Of those lost
JOHN U. MOLETT,
Administrator Of W. r. EOlett deceased.
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For SALE.

LOB SA LE--VALUABu Bus PLAETATION.-IOFFER
II sale my Plantation in Kinds county, Miss, lying on
the Raymond and 4alVn rosd eight miles Southwest Of
Raymond This is most desirable place, containing nine
hundred and sixty acres about six hundrd cleared and ande
COED fencing commodiOus Dwelling House with eight
rooms new negro quarters, a good Gin H0use with al
outbuldngs complete excellent water The land Is
silly lying both sides OF Tallahea Creek Wpch
centrally through the tract About thirty hands eGno
worked great advantage in the next years CROP Ihe
neighborhoo1 good one contiguous TO large hourshn
male and female Seminary and two Chufches goOa
bargain is offered as determined TO sell Any letters
directed Crystal Springs CoplaN county MIS- OF
TO Messrs Harvey, AcMahon Co., Ne" orsanA' wiz ~
ceiye prompt attention. II n uurTu
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BOARDING.

pO0Ms WITH EOARD-AT NO. 243 JULIA
La street near yades can be obtained excellent Rooms
and Board with nmily where there children. artc
uar attention will given the convenience of boarders.
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ROMAN AoAN,'..'...,...,RoR4N LOAN.
AMERICAN ssUE-roUR MILLION DOLLARS

To insure the Treasury Of the States Of the holy See
the Governments Of France and Italy for the liquidation of the
Act Of the 18th Aor 1866 decreed the emission BY subscrp
ton Of the Loan now offered to the public
Holiness in view Of the condition of monetary
assist him in snfmounng his present temporary embarrass
well to present ndueementst capital has decided
70 Issue this loan al sxty 900 dollars gold for the one hun
Bonds payable bearer of 500 francs hun.
bred dollars gold each bearing interest per
n gG Ia The payable u Ne on va the 81
depha and New Orleans at the current rate of exchange
~ pe ssC cent Interest on the investment S'' O'0 nSn
From 1870 win be annually appropriated for the pur
wiz be applied to the further reduction Of the debt
generally and undoubtedly win good Catholics having at
heart desire to that his Holiness addresses him
No Investment present greater security than guar
always puncuay fulfilled every Of its Pontaosl
Banking Houses:
Nss,Es ERTD BI s4gERS Co. Ps5i' France .
MesSrs DRExEL CO, "a South Third street. Phlade,
THOMAS LAYTON, Esq President Southern Bank, New
Orleans
and the Canadas-to expedite this good workwi please
same by Express the Central Office the Bank
ng House Of Messs duncan Sherman & Co.. marked the
viii Be immediatey transmitted 70 them "le
"00hhA NJ nj ma agent
Recommendation Ftba Host Ravs,erd krcbb,sbor NJ a
York.
Nj Robert Murphy being the bearer to US Of Introductory
from the Apostolic N4nc0 at Paris we feel authorized
a5 ~ r s5 ittyrni az nv nioc.sa oH w ''
t Gi O Ny apa bis III Az II Inn 1898
John, Archbishop of New York.
Recommendation Of the Most Reverend Archbishop Of Ba
,p.u,.. liz a., ~. D. .,n,.,o - " VI :,
the obie Of Mr. Robert Turphys mission to
the Clergy the faithful Of
me Reverend Pastoral ergy WI please recommend the
thew shall deem most suitable and eficacio9s FP' " "
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X ENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,

ASHLAN
The home of Henry Clay Transyvania University with
$50 acres ecegant grounds and large number Of Building
the sites OF the various colleges
The location delightful ,heahfu in the midst of the
most refined and intelligent society. - -
Endowment, S400OUO Real Estate s20GO03
A Corps of more than Twenty Instrnete,.s 3,
NOW IN OPERATION
l. COLLEGE OF ARTS Nine Professors, Robert ciraaEm,
H. AGRICULTURAL! AND MECHANICAL. CoLLEaE
NJ, President. 7' 70 -
III COLLEGE OF THE BIBLE, Three Professors R.
Megup, President. = $500 "
son, l.. L. D., President S' - - ~
v. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough bns
Number Of Students last session 800 Tutonsapd Feas,
beg ms LIST OF October - $1,000
For Catalogues and further information address
J. b BOWMAN, Regent
Lexington, Kentucky
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RUTLER'E PATENT COTTON tn
EAssMAE's PATENT Iron TIES
FOR COTTON BALES

Ny Button Tie the offered for sale to any extent /,
universal approval have made Enforcement ii
also procured patent for Buckle Tie which, for simpii
city facility and expedition of adjustment bales Of any or
UNEQUAL sizes and for security in holding think superior
to any offered to the public, :
oa over Rs tor esng cotton are
compass is applied and fastened with more facility
ports lessons Immensely the from fire. stronger and i'd
not impaired by time exposure that of
Gaye bsah Ds By f en- Ta
ing and breaking OF rope which could have been preserved
IRON hoops hso been used In addition this 1t fur
MI hsd PesTy hy per cheaper than rope The deange
cedentedy high Indeed sucioncy for balng moderate
havs arau ed for the Importation Of large quantity Of
res H'H'''' N''ng o5 'pe '"i0 ana delivery OF my
=, r..,.. -, SHIP REEuGR, New Orleans, July T. 1859
s-n January last received from your press 1889 bales of
your new Iron lie safely armthat the cotton so boun
vas in better order than generally from the
Presses that tstpwad better and enabled the ship
The cotton when discharged o the ship in Liverpool was
in better han rope cotton II is highly pre-
ferabe for ground tier the damp arising from the baasr
that dampness win rot rope bound can confidently re-
commend Iron TIE took this lot for experiment
and carefully watched IT, both in loading and dischargng
' - '''I' ''S'' JOIN HOWARD, Master,
The undersigned Fire and Fire Inspector Of the
New Orleans insurance Companies of opinion that the
Iron Tie affords Greater protection against case
j. YoUENEs, Fire Warden.
JOhN ADAMS, Fire Inspector
ALFRED BELANGER,
z... kx.Chief Engineer, Fire Department
CHAMBERS 4 LATTINa,
Agents for Fassman's Iron Ties
I'll" se And
DEALERS IN BAGG1NG ROPE AND TWINE,
81 Carondelet street. New Orlesns
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STATE or LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, August 9th, 1866,
WHEREAS Phillip, ,yeise,, has applied TO
w cancel his Official bond 2s coroner in and for the
parish pf DTleangr 70 Wit:
A bond Nay the lss 1865, for the Of $4,000
signed by Phillip Yeiser principal and CaspaT Auch Rob
Watson and Richard Lloyd securities each for e Of
Jul peronance by the said Phillip Yeser Of his duties
AtutesAd-
hereby given to all persons Interested in the above
described bond, show in writing the Office Of the
Secretary Of state within ninety days after tie last pub
on Of this advertisements why the said bond should not be
cancelled and annuted. .
Given under my d and seal Of the State as above and
tho independence Of the United states the ninety first
j. MADISON WELLS.
BY the Governor
J. H. HARDY, Secretary Of State
Fiat LOUISIANA DEPARTMENT. EXECUTE, I
NouveleO orleans, lie Rout 1866 !
A TTENDU que Philippe seIHer s'est nd
II resse auiOurdhG moi pOur lie cancellation de son
bond ofcee magstra de police intereure dams
pour la paroisse d. trleans, sayoir-
Une oblg CATION datee du Ter mai 1866 pour 10 de
par Auch Richard lloyd securities
chaqu'un pour la de 1893 33 La dte obligation
etsnt cOndonnes pour la hdele execution, par lie dite
Philippe Yeser de devoirs magsrat de police
ntereure susdit-
par present donnes interesses dams
secretare dEta pendant atrevngtdx jours l.
dernie publication de Get avis les rasons pour esquees
dite Oblig alton serait pas Canceer ct annuler.
Dome main lie de- lEtat de Ia Louisi
sxieme jour daout 1885, ct Independence des Flats
j. MADISON WELLS.
Par lie gouverneur
j. r. HARDY Secretaire dFtat.
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THE LANE COTTON MILLS.


OFFICE COMMISSIONERS SECOND
" DRAInlEG DISTRICT, No. no Oarendele street SEE
Orleans, Augu H. 1856 All owners Of Lands ly within
Second Draini District, hch is bounded below by
Julia and the New Canal and above by Jefferson
Railro4 xtendng from the Mt3 sippi river
Ponchsrtru " mott ed that the Sixth Instament
the for the of Drain ng said District Is
due and pay ole this Office All lis not paid by the
September will be subject proceedings accord
ing to law. MOSES EASTMAN, President
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EDUCATIONAL.
TTmE SECOND ANIMAL SESSION
o.
ALBERT LYONS SCHOOL
WIN Begin On "wednesday, Sept. 5, 1905.

Catalogues and general information may obtained Of
Robert Piln ESQ., IL and 10 Camp street. New Orleans
by addressing Jos O. Robert Registrar Albert Lyons School,
Jackson Railroad.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

I
The next Session will begin the LIST day of October 1866
and end on the 18th of june 1867.
Professor of Latin and Second Professor of Law will be
appointed the 18th August when the organization
the Departments of Observation-Disclosures Law and Med
caw be fully reestablished the enlarged basis
before the war.
The entire of the Academic STUDENT exclusive
of text books clothing and pocket money amount to $3.50 in
currency per session of nine months of the Law Student
1886, and of the Medical STUDENT to 1895
For catalogue, giving details for special information
address S, AAUPIN,
Chairman of the Faculty.
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WARRINGTON COLLEGE,
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA
Faculty:
GEN. ROBERT e. LEE, President ....
CARTER j. HARRIS, Professor of Latin.
JAMES j. WHITE, Professor of Greek.
Ed s. JOYNEs, A. n, Professor Modern Languages and
English.
TO be appointed-Professor of Moral Philosophy
A. l. NELSON, A NJ, Professor Of Mathematics
WIN. ALLAN, A M, Professor Applied Mathematics
B s. McoqLLoH, 4. N, Professor Natural Philosophy.
JOHN W BROCKENBROUGH, l. L. D., Professor Law.
HARRY EsTILL A. H., Assistant Professor Mathematics.
G, POWELL GRADY, A NJ, Assistant Professor Latin.
Go be appointed Assistant Professor of Greek.
Preparatory Course has been instituted In which Students
unprepaEed fer the Regular Glasses receive instruction
necessary branches The Session begins I'd THURSDAY Q3)
SEPTEMBER and ends last Thursday in June
TERAs-Tuition, and all other College BOO
All other expenses, including Board, Fuel,
Lights, etc, nee not exceed $50.
For further information Catalogue address the Faculty
Of Washington College, Lexington, Virginia
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n NoE1eF-
have this day sold my entire interest IN the Hrn1
WHEELoGK, F1NBAY 4 CO., to the remaining partners.
New Orleans, July 18Th 1886 "0"O-'A
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PARTNERS MISREPRESENTATION

PARrNERaHIP-MR ROBERT OLARz,
~ Q2ie CLARK sees1 day partner In
house IRE style Of the firm Will in future BUKKB,
CLARK & TBEPAGNTRR
BURRE 4 TREPAGHTER,
General Merchandise Brokers,
August lst 1865. No. % Bank Place
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23

,S Es sol" Exactly - soion shingl,
~ said they were there -, very time. =
" he felt "owley" in the morning, he took
Plantation n tiers; " he felt weary ut night
he took Plantation Bitters; " he lacked sp
petite was veal, languid or mentally op
pressed, he took Plantation Bitters and they
never Jailed TO Let him on his pins square and
firm.
Few persons want any better authority
but M sone may. Just read the following
I" owe much 10 you. fer | verify
believe the aniation Bitters have saved my
life.-Rey. W. n. wAoosEa, Madrid, N. r."
81 have been " great suf ,rer
from Dyspepsia. and had to abandon preach
Ing. The Plantation Ritters have cured
me. Rev. G, a. Wildwood, N. Y. City.
4" had lost all appetite was So
weak and enervaied could hardly walk, and
had perfect dread of society. The
Plantation Bltters have set me all right
JAS. HsIniswAY. ST. Louis, Mo.
THE Plantation Bitters have
cured me of arrangement OF The kidneys
ana urinary organs. that distressed me for
wears. They act like n charm &c. q. Moor
2i+ broadway. MY. 4. .. -.
Mrs q. ~. DEvos. mana-er OF the Union
Home school for soldiers children, says she
" has given II To- the weak and invalid child
rem under her charge, with the most ham
over hundred reams at such ce .tincate .
but no advertisement Is so effective AS what
people themselves say OF good article. Our
fortune and our reputation Ia at stake. The
original quality and high character Of these
goods VIII be sustained under every and all
They have already obtained
sale IN every town. village, parish and
hamlet among civilized nations. Base imIt,.
tors try to come as near our nAme ami STYLE
as they can, and bee ,use n good article can
not be sold As low Ms poor one, they find
some suppor, from parties who do moi care
what they bell. BE on your guard. Look for
orr private stamp over the cork.
z. II. DRANE CO New York civ.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all Drug
gusts.
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Over a Million Dollars sav.di

Over a Million Dollars Saved!
zen 1LhNEN; had " negro man yortl
~ *l2OO, who took cold from n bad hurt IN
he leg, and wa- useless for over "A year.
had csed every thing | could hear OF without
cement. until tried the Mexican Mustang
Linlment. ltsoon effected apermanent 9 a re
| ..f. J. l.. DowSIso.
Montgomery, Ala, J me IL, 1859.
| Ake pleasure In recomnendI ne the Mex
lcan Mustang Liniment Ms n valiaIle and I'm
es, or galls on horses. Our men have used II
and all say II acts like magic. f...
J. W. HRwIrr,
Foreman t'r American, Wells, Fargu's and
Handlers Express. ... ...'l....
The sprain nf my daughters ankle, occa.
stoned while skating last winter. was entire
| ~ cured IN one week, aftor shs commences d
using your celebrated Mexican Mustang Ian
Hen'. Ed. LgELY.
1louces er. Mass, Aug I, 1855.
| It's Hn adm,ied act thai the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment performs more cures IN short
er time. on man and beast, than any article
;ver discovered. Families, livery men anC
laniers should always have 1t on hand. =
Qu ck and sure II certainly ~. All get uint
Is wrapped in steel plate erzravings, bear
| ing the signature orc W. Wessbrook. chem
ist, and the private U. s. stamp of DgxA,
BARNES n Co, over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit 4
with n cheap stone plate label. Look closely
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug
| Z SITS.
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N no would not be besutifuli Who woulo
w not add to their beautyI What gives
that marble purity aud dat ngus appearance
we observe upon the stage, and IN the city
0eile' II is no longer n secret. They use
basan's Magnolia Balm. Its continued use
removes tan, freckles, pimples and rough.
ne y, from the face and hands. and leaves The
complexion smooth. transparent, blooming
and ravishing. Unlike many cosmetics, IL
contains n" m ,teriai injurious To the skin
ANY Druggist Will order II for you, II not OIL
hand, NJ so cts per bottle.
w T.. HAGAs, Troy, ". ", Chemist.
DkAAs BARNES 20 wholesale agents. Ny.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold bysil Drug.
sists.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23

A Qua DE MAGNOLIA. "A toilet delight,
"A Superior TO any Cologne. used 10 baihs
The lace and person, 10 render tho skin sof
and fresh, to aliay Inflammation to perfume
clothing, for headache, 40. II is msnuf,c.
tured from the rich southern msgnolis. and
,s obtaining patronage quite unprecedont
ed MS favortte with actresses and one nv
IL Is sold by all dealers, al 81. 90 in
large bottles. and by DsNAs BARSEs & Co,
New York. wholesale agents, lIT .7
saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug.
kists.
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Gov. Bullock has pardoned the
seven young men sentenced to pay
fines of different amounts for an as
sault upon Robert Putnam, OF Dan.
vers, who uttered alleged disloyal
language upon the occasion OF the
death of President Lincoln. ''"' a.
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To COnsumptiyes.

The advertiser, having heen restored Il,
healih Ia a lev weeks by very sI,.,.Io ram,
.pdy, Mier havingss uliered Tor seyerai \ ear /.
with asevere iuhg aiiection. and thai dfra (
diserse. ccnsumptIbn-ts ANXIOUS "a nhk
known Ia ms fellow suiierers the means uI
cure.
y 10 all who desire il, he will send u copy oi
The prescription used (iroa OF cha =, with
The directions for preparing snd using III,
same. which they viii hnd "a sure cure f,I
consumption, Asthma, bronchitis, Coughs.
FOLDS, and, all Threat aud Lung AnsrlluJs.
1 he only object oi uic Hhvfrnser n'sendfIs
the prescript oni /" benefit the afflicted, ana
.pi cad information which lie cunreves L. he
Invaluable, land he hUI ga every sufferer " l.
try the remedy. Ms II viii cost them roihIns
and may prove blessing.
Par,ies wiablng tbe sprescripilon FREE. by
return nialf. viii p'rasc address p -
Rev. EDWA 10 A. WILSON.
Williamsburg klngs county, Y.
feb9ly sAr1Cn I..... .... I
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23

EIMsTREET'S inimltsblo Hair colorIng
IL Is not dye. AL instantaneous dives
are composed Of lunar eausfie, and more or
less destroy the vitality and beauty of the
hair. This 10 the original hair cOioring. and
has been growing in favor ever 20 years. ID
restores hair to its original color by gradual
ao ,orption In most remark able masnsr I,
Is Also n beautiful hair dressing. Sold IN i've
sIres-Sc cts, and tl--by al de ,iers.
q. hEIAsTREEr, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring water, sold by ali Drug
glsls.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-11-23

II fON's Extract OF Pure Jamaica Ginger
IL Tor Indigestion, nausea, heartburn. siok
headache, cholera morbus, fatulency, 20,
where n warming stllnulant Is required. Its
oarslsi prepsIalion and entire purity makes
purposes. Sold everywhere ut so cts. pei
bottle. Ask for "LYos's" Pure EKtract.-
Take no other. IiII TCT -'-7I" Ir
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drug
gis~. jel5'iysow
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Mu,e.the lRa,i.u

DID,. ~ No'"a'"f UDS~'t' 4
DR. CLOCKS EX I'll IoR HAIR rESTO
RER IL the best prep rHtiun tor the halr ever
offered To ths public, and the only one possess
ing dH the Wcpfs ciagafd for Il II Tss,oifs grdl
tdir Ia IiS.uri gIu.ti Colur. pIfng hdig syoir a..
5aid heads when falling IN /, um Iisease. Cur,
Sick Hsdddchc aud oH diseases - The scnip. R,.
norss scurB, ddUdiub. Sc amt makes haIsb.
piTy hdi' beautifully sCjt and Ururidiingiy gIos.
W. fIl 90 .- a. H0.''
II is elegantly Periumed, and is "A much BET
Ten dIessi 4 than any OH % Pumatum ,r,IboaI
their dfi,ir,iOus cHrcis.
1t mains no sugar oT head or other iiinrrai
40 i,Juriuus 10 tie head and hair. ana oil
nh'ch n'oH preparations are composed, buI
= y P,rfiu reseidbft compound. 100
ffn" irbn' ds snoir In wiIh maTpeigus rdpidIfg
changed Ia al It's former bcaay. ms noi a dp.
nut ny supply INK HE srcTeliOns oi the capIl
ar, glands acts as a resfOTrr.
We chaHsngt The rorid o produce an instanc,
Ehera The RestOatr lb,s ftIed vhen usedss,g
inrdiis u III recnuns. Dtthe thbusaIi,l. " be
Ave used II Te have yt 10 hidr of one WIN t,
iol perfectly satisfied with It's results. III.
proprietor Is aware oi the many who hay.
Dcen diSappu ned py the high sounding pr.
tehoe "i the nnnierous pr, part,iohs Win
Shich the market has been filled tor "A lew
years past; To- such he w"tild slty. III I sue,
:niDs confidence does he place in the m,,iis nj
his Rssi0fr that he ofers in all es>-, A., ~,
fund he monty ifsr a UOr6ush t,raI of iIno bot
Hrs, " u Lalsiogise pericUt salistt,'t,hh.
Put NJ IN 'arg1 BOTTLES and sold by all urus
sists al 81 per bottle.
DR. y. y CLOCK.
Il I lpgtisiur, ,HMAnchesitr. \ ~. 4
DANlsS Gni.EN, FIndlas y ie 1. AuiS iur
Hancock County. 4. r.. sure X Co., ClncIh
natl mar.3hs