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al Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons of Jeremiah
Clemens, (deceasedj for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our midst, and
also take this method of informing the pub
lie that we intend TO carry ON the Furniture
and Upholstery business in al Its branches
at the old stand, No. 1l9 Main street. where
we hope by strict attention 70 business 70
merit a continuance of the patronage bestoW-
ed on him. ]. CLEMENS & co.
n B-We also intend to carry on the I'm.
dertaklnq business as before We keep con-
SANITY on hand full assortment Of Metallic
and OfI,aT COHinS auR24
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, April IL.
Flour-Actfve; high grades firm. Wheat
Scarce, and tending upward. Coru-Firmer
and active; white S5c; yellow soc. Oats
Firm at 6O96lc; ProEiSions-Steady. Sugar
Dull. Coffee-Firm. WhiSlly-WeSteFn SIS.
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CHICAGO, April 1.-THE returns from
the election in this city to-day, indicate
the election of ten Republican and six
Democratic aldermen.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 17.-General
Grant arrived here last night. General
Meade and stafflett for Eastport, Maine,
to-day. 1t is supposed in connection
with the Fenian movements there.
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st Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, April Ia.
Cotton-Firm at SIC. Flour and Wheat
Dull and unchanged. Confirm and I'M
changed. Oats-StiRat 4S9Ilc, Provisions
Unchanged.
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LOUISVILLE, April I6.-The notorious
murderers Terrell and Withers. We're
rescued from the Spencer county jail
Friday morning, by n party of seven
disguised and armed men, who threat
ened the life of the jailor on refusal to
unlock the cell.
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reyr OrIeans MnrIxet.

cotton-Depressed by foreign news, and III
regular, 6ut better qualities are comparative
&c; receipts since Saturday, 1880; to-day
2,7s6. Sugar and MoiaSses-Som II.
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NASHVILLE, April l6.-The river is at
a stand with feet water on the shoals.
The Legislature met to-day and was
occupied this morning in violent at
tack made by two members upon two
daily papers, the Gazette and Banner OF
this city, The Knoxville Wing was
also assailed by Mr.. Williams, mem
Der of the House.
The military court martial Tor the
trial of n. Bruner met this morning.
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The supply OF beef cattle altogether wSs
liberal this week, and the improved move
checked. The large number OF butchers who
We're unable TO obtain supply last week
prevented any decline OF moment, while
full II not higher prices. The best cattle sold
at l7@lSc freely, while other kinds sold mod
erately. All cattle sold. Sheep and lambs
fairly active and prices higher. Hogs dull,
but without decided change.
The total receipts of stocks at all the yards
Beeves - ............. 5,I@
Cows....................... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Veal CalVeS............... ................ 25O3
Sheep and IamhS...... . IA 2gS
IO5
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SHREVEPORT, La, April Is-Cotton
dull and receipts light. Stock 400
bales, strictly middling. Fancy 241zc,
specie paid. River high.
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BosToN, April US. w. Convey,
keeper of tobacco store at Nc. 80
ises last night He was detected and
pursued, when he fired two Intellectual
pistol shots mt his pursurers, and then
Shot himself seriously but not fatally.
1t is reported that he was in pecuniary
difficulty and wanted the insurance on
L.; stnra
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TOBACCO.

TOBACCO.
I = BOXES OLD VIRGINIA DARK IOs
Id IS boxes Extra dark lbs
u do Good do los.
. CaddIes Monitor Navy.
% do HiAWathIa Navy.
- DO FAC Taylor dark rs, just In
m, M q ~ el YIsr. MORRISON e co.
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NEWARK, N. j., April 17.-Captnin
Ezra Nye, formerly. of the Collins
steamer Pacific, died at noon to-day.
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MAN ora THOUsAND.---A CON
SrMPTIVE (yVTRED

A MAN OF a THOUSAND.---A CON
SUMPTIVE CURED
DR. 81. JAMES, A RETIRED PHYSICIAN
the East Indies. a certain cure Tor Consump-
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and
General Debility. The remedy was discover
was given up TO die. His child was cured,
and Is now alive and well. DESTROYS of bene-
ntis nj isltQW MOI e stln 70 tnOs
tons for making and successfully using the
remedy, free, on receipt Of their names with
two stamps To pay expenses There Is not n
single symptom Of Consumption that It does
not at once take hold of and dissipate. Night
sweats, peevishneSs, irritation OF the nerves,
failure OF memory, difficult expectoratiOn,
sharp pains in the lungs. sore throat, chilly
sensations, nausea at the stomach, lnnction OF
the bowels, wasting away ofthe muscles
6-The writer viii please state the name OF
the paper they see this advertisement IL
Address lr1 f=Ef5rf fCRADDOCK q Co,
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
Steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
instruments In America us well as Europe,
having taken On IhiTty-two first premiums
gold and silver medals at the principal InfrS
heid in this country within the last ten years,
and in addition thereto they Were awarded n
inst prize MEDAL at the great international
Exhibition, London, 1852, for powerful, clear,
brilliant aud sympathetic tone, with excel.
lence OF Workmanship
Every Steinwny Piano warranted five
years Samples open for inspection, und
orders effected promptly at
H8-Send for Price Lisis. - -
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OMAHA. April 18.-The Government
Commissioners examined and accepted
the second section of the Union Pacihc
RSiiroad to-day. The track is now be-
ing Laid at the rate OF one mile per day,
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@lisfelIautons.
GOVERNMENT SALE.

Drugs. Chemicals. Hospital Stores,
India Rubber Goods. Druggists
Sundries. dc.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION, AT THE
wv Medical PnFveyor's Warehouse, Public
Square, NASHVILLE, TENN,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, April 18th, at
A large Stock OF the foregoing articles, in
Original Packages, consisting In part Of
5000 pounds of Sulph Ether.
], 200 Nitrous
1900 ChIoroGorn-
LOO Canth. Plaster.
1000 "a Carb. Ammonia
1900 81 Cal. Liqnorice. -.
1000 gallons Alcohol.
1000 ounces SuIph. Cinchonia-
5000 pounds EXTRACTS. ,,..
5000 q CefRteS.
1900 yds Adhesive Plaster.
1000 IsinglasS a.
1000 pounds Patent Lint.
so .. Fine sponge.
5000 Earina-
$1,000 Essence Beef.
500 q Gelatiny
100 w. w. MOrtafs.
so Pres. Scales
800 SpatuIas.
$50 /. r. Cushions.
1000 G. p. Blankets.
Together with a general supply Of CheIni-
Gals, Medicines, Hospital Stores, Druggists
Furnishing Articles, &c provided for Govern
ment Hospitals. Goods can be examined two
days prior to sale. Catalogues ready.
ROBERT FLETCHER,
Surgeon and BVt. Col. U. s. Vols,
aprl0-l0t Medical Puryeyor U. s. A
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New York, April 17.-Gold opened
and closed at 1855.
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The --latest News.

10y Ii Il l. u n a 4 n.
ny the Union Zinc:
ONCE, corner of Main and Monroe streets
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Pryor BOYD. oIIvER PRYOR.
DEALERs IN
Agricultural Implements,
Grain, Field & Garden Seeds,
No. IS Main street,
mara WHEELING, w. va.
no the Public.

Mrs n. Q. LEECH RETURNS TO THE
VI pnblic her most cordial thanks for the
very liberal share OF patronage bestowed upon
her during the - years she has been en-
gagged I'm the clothing business In this CITY,
The new drm OF ~. C.'Leech & Co., respecf-
fully sOlicits and Will strive TO merit, at their
new place of business, continuation OF the
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
M. O. LEIGH 4 Co
oc26-6m No. ll3 Main Street
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Wheeling Female College.
TIME SUCCESS OF THIS ISTITUT1ON
NEST friends. Number OF students TINS far
this wear 40 Students received Mt any time
and charsed only from date Of entrance. For
information, addresS
mrT.eO1lm President
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49, LANDAhEIAAftS SHAAsIA<RS lAsA1AS5s
A FULL STOCK OF FRESH SEEDS, IN
"A bulk and In papers, Just received by
- - PRYOR BOYD & CO.,
1nar3 = - -fllfk % IS Main st.
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NeW.York CattIe Market.

New YORK, April IL.
he current prices for the week ut all mar
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DISSOLUTION.

UIHE CoPARTNERsaIP EXISTING BE-
4 tween II. e. Leeeh and Ihonlas Hughes,
solved on the 18th Inst. by mutual consent.
Those having claims against the late firm
will flFeSssnt the same for settlement and
fhose Indebted are requested to make hnme-
dIafe payment. collector viii call on those
whose Aes'''li''3 AZ Mc.LEEca
os26-6md THoS. HUGHES.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

CHHDTEN.-When a child is hurt.
never hush it. 1t is inexcuSable bar
harity; ii is repreSSing its instinct
and for this reason, if physical pun
iShment is inflicted uIon child, it
is perfect brutality. A thousand
times better is it TO smooth by kind
words and acts, divert the mind by
telling stories, by explaining pictur, 5,
or by providing it with new TOYS.
We have many, many time in OR
professional experience as to sick
children found more benefit to be de-
rived from beautiful or interesting
toy than from a dose OF phySic. The
greatest humanity mother can ex-
hihit to her sick child is TO divert il,
divert it in all pleasing ways po>Si
bic, aS We ourselves who are large
children ieei sometimes really Sicl
when cheerful face and much b :
loved friend has come in, and, be-
fore We know it, we have forgotten
what was the matter with us.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

my H"ur' uut nome ~ lie place G
re'Gge' we come TO 1t when we ar
weary or Weah otr ltireShnent /
die IN negrp wa d;a thern e4
hihnNiIt ht''4ity has no era,
halis Inc mowers .a"p, the hesr
wilmer = man gro" GA ana dies TIT
"of'o h'S d""n IN the SelulcIre o
a&'S' but time writes no wrinkles OF
me pro" oi eternity.
A printer at a d;nppr tobI,
htine asked II he wen 4 take SOM,
.uUGiue, rep,icC, "GWiro ,r,uc
81 Other matter IN u:,an,p f, ra.k.
ro0m -! H." T.ssLsidp' p'V4..I,pgd,
fui..
rr., .,.
l1eie ~ 'nf W Plih'eSt sermon ever
. p1'"'h, ',','.i ca ca; Oof ASI''" III ne Il
';%' i't''t . , ',n', ',"'' "'" liosl"SS tA4o
'',t - II. 'i'u"'@ al" care our e&ItNS
inc v.li bero sLaL dn ~, ~,
''''' ''0 " "a -'' ~
Jas. LlttieWo1th OF Tennessee, now
''' N't7i'' I'"-' u HSt, iH tHt
.3tLIf"l 'hIt} ore children, the old
est OF whom Is h't$ years, and the
Youngest -four months, lie is living
with his fourth vie, whom he mar
iltd at the age q MY hine, SLc be
lh& then lltt.e Indian >qu@W o.
Ioult"en. MI. lltt'cworth IL Ger
tali.iN good Ceai better than lis
''''"' III mes.
The days Of specie payment are an
preaching. The bill providing for
the coinage Of five cent pieces TO re-
place ClT present nuisanees OF that
denomination has passed both the
House and Senate. ana a. the PreSi-
dent may have already approyed if
the work may be commenced immp.
diately. The amount to be coined is
three and a haif millions of dollars, |
that being the amount 81 postal Cur
rrnCy, tl}ep4rd tiyp cents fo ha with
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

Boring FOR WATER.-An enrag-
ell gentleman addressing from his
chamber window a youth who hal
been serenading his daughter for
half-an-hour, said, " YOu are a great
bore, and | think you mean to keep
on boring until You get water" add
ing, land there it is" emptying a
pitcheriul upon his head.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

ETERNITT.-." Eternity has no gray
hairs !" The flowers tadp, the hesrt
w!theIs, man grows u.d and dies the
world les down III the SelulcIre OF
ages, but time writes no wrinkles on
the brow OF eternity,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher crawed
through a pipe of his new church
organ, the other day, on n challenge
OF one " his flock. He came ont
covered With dust and sweat, and ex-
claimed rs he touched the floor: II
want no man to tell me anything
about this organ. | know al about
it. | have been through it."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

and 50 looked upon by not only Irish
men, but all Americans who sympa-
thlze with struggling Ireland.
Again ! thank you, my countryInen,
ioi tie compliment you have raid me
~ listening so patiently. Again |
ASK you 70 heed my admOnit;On to be
di.tTustlui Of the Senate party, the
heroes Q Campo-BeIiO and Canada,
and, ] may soon have to add, Mexico.
tE The Nashville Dispatch SAYS
Jle wheat crop is being harvested in
Georgia, and the local papers report
1t as turning out much better than
vas anticipated two or three weeks
ago. The Rome Courier, OF the 18th
says the market az that place
"uI open this season at two dellars
per bushcl, and adds, at will not
likely go above that price, and NAV
90 below" We have equally favor
able reports from the wheat that is
)eing harvested in Middle Tenne gsee
md North Alabama. The grain is
argc and well filled, and the yield is
very good. 1t is now quite evident
hat the wheat crop in the S0ut,I will
1roye much larger and OF better
quality than it promiSeds isV weeks
igo, 4 viii probably not be large
."ough to meet the demand fOi home
onsumptiOD. but the deficiency will
iot lie SO great as to justlrt the high
rlCeS AT which -four il now held. un-
eNS the crop in the We<r and Nur1h.
vest should turn ont very short
lac or ot unusually poor GraIitv.
VERY year Immediately pI.cedil
3lNeSi VI hear great deai oi croak-
Jg III regard 70 the taiiure OF inter-
lity OF the wheat crop, and after the
aTveSt il iNuSuaIly lourd 10 be much
ettcr than the prospects Of evil pre-
.,trt. \ care n examination OF the
Gp reports in our "a haneeS, rom
very portion OF the country, satisfies
5 tint the wheat crop will turn ont
nuEt an average of the last few
tars ~ to the quantity and quality
the West and Northwest, while in
re South it will be above the aver.
e OF quantity and Of equal, il not
'perior, quality.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

When is a tired man like a thief.
When he needs a-Testtsg.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

" You can't do that again." as the
pig said when the boy cut of his
tail.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-06-30

A printer at dinner table
hcina asked il b" would take some
j uGGi"e, 'epiCc, "UWllg tct crowd
81 other matter m u"abte f. make
room .ol H." N.a '.Aslde' vas aI,tadl
jui..
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To COnsumptives.

Tho advertiser, having Teen restored to
health in Il few weeks by n very simple rem
cdy, after having suffered Tor several years
with n severe lung aife ction. and that dread
disease, ccnsumption-is anxious to max,
known to his fellow sufferers tic means OF
cure.
To all who desire II, he will send a copy OF
the prescription used Gree of chargc) with
the directions for preparing and using the
Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs
Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the prcscript on is t. bcueft the a0l cted, anC
spread information which ho concoives Ia be
Invaluable, and ho hol "a every sui rcr will
try the remedy, as 1t viii cost them roihing.
and may prove II blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription FREE, by
return mail, will Please address
Rev. EDWAvD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg Kings county, Y.
feON.ly sMPACO
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At a Communication Of Findlay
Lodge, No. 227, +. q A. NJ held a,
their Hall Friday evening, August
II, 1866, A. l.. $500, the following
Resolutions were unanimously adopt.
ed:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove from our Brother.
hood by death, our Worthy Brother,
James A. Paden. therefore be it
RESOLVED, That while we with "rey
erence most humbly bow" to this dis.
pensation of His Providence, we
mourn his loss to the Fraternity, with
feelings of unteigned sorrow.
Resolped, That the bercaved wife,
and friends of the deceased Brother,
have our heart felt sympathy for the
loss of one who was a kind husband,
a loved son, warm friend, q good
citizen and member of the Frater.
nifty, and ever lived in the practice
Of these Masonic virtues; "Brother
ly Love and Charity"
Resoired, That copy of these res
olutions be presented to the bcreavcd
widow and relatives of the deceased,
and also copy for publication.
JAMES WILSON,
HENRY PoRcH,
ID. B BEARDsLvr,
j. NJ. NrIBLNG,
RIUBEN SHEETS,
Committee,
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A Coon HOUSE E-Several of on,
citizens who were not in the secret
have expressed their surprise at th,
number OF strangers in town recent
ly. Especially is this observed over
Sabbath. The secret is this: Com.
mercial travellers who have been here
before, and become acquainted with
The accommodations, arrange theii
line of travel as far as possible, so as
to remain here over Sabbath where
they can find good, neat and com
Portable home, as Spraguc endeavors
to make the Crook House.
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ENHANCEMENT. With the number
for September lst, Every Saturday
will be enlarged from 32 to 40 pages.
The great success of the journal jus.
titles and demands this enlargement.
The conductors will hereafter intro.
duce as q feature, Serial Stories, in
compliance with a general desire
They will select only those of first.
class character, and OF readable uual.
ity. "Silcote of Silcotes," by Henry
Kingsley, has just been begun, and
others will follow shortly.
Every Saturday will continue to
present the most readable, interest
ing, and valuable Stories, Essays,
Sketches, and Poems, from the foreign
journals and periodicals. Transla
tions from the French periodicals
will form n regular and important
feature. A most thrilling story,
from the French of Edmond About,
will be given in September. The
most eminent writers Of Europe and
will continue to contribute
to its pages.
Address Ticknor & Fields, Boston,
Mass
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TuEo. MUsGEN, Sec.
MEETING OF THE BAR OF HANco,


MEETING OF TIE BAR OF HANCOCK
County. Pursuant to notice, q meet
ing of the members of the Bar OF
Findlay, Ohio, was held in the Court
House on Friday evening, August
II, 1866.
On motion, Edison Colt was made
Chairman, and James Harsh Secreta-
ry.
The object of the meeting was sta.
ted, viz: to take suitable action in
respect to the memory of James A.
Paden, deceased.
On motion, Gen. NJ. b. Walker,
Col. j. A. Bope and James Harsh
were appointed Committee ON Res.
olutions.
The Committee after consultation
reported the. following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, We, as the memb, rs { 4
the Bar of Hancock County, and the
officers Of the Court here assembled,
on this melancholy occasion, out OF
respect to the memory of our late
friend and professional Brother,
James A. Paden, who, though he had
but recently come smongst us, had
been here long enough for us to rec.
Iognize the high-toned and well. bred
Christian gentleman. who by his pre-.
vious years of industrious prepara.
tion for the duties of his profession,
was!prepared to take high and hon,
orable rank amongst us, and to be.
come one of our most useful and ex.
emplary members as well as one oil
our most honorable citizens.
Resoiped, That in respect to the
memory of the late James A. Paden
we attend his funeral in body, wear.
ing the usual badge of mourning up.
on the left arm, above the elbow.
Reso 'ped, That We present our con.
dolence to the widow, relatives and
friends Of our late Brother, and tha,
at the next term of the Court Of
Common Pleas, for Hancock County
at a suitable hour, Hon. Charles W
IO'Neal, on behalf OF the Bar, an.
nounce to the Court the death ot
Brother Paden, and to move the Cour,
that the Preamble and Resolutions
here adopted be entered upon tn,
Journal OF our said Court.
Resoiped, That copy of the fore
going Resolutions and of the pro
ceedings of this meeting be furnish
ed to each of the public journals o
Findlay, and to the widow of oul
deceased Brother.
1 On motion, a Committee Of fiy,
was appointed to present the Reso
iutions and proceedings in compii
Iance with the above, as follows:
nj. ID. Shafer, G. w. 0'Neal, j, b
Dunn, John II. Burket. and NJ. B
Walker.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
| Epson GoIr, Chm,
| JAMES HARSH, Sec.
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ALTERED NorEs.-Some ingenious
hand has been engaged in altering
Treasury notes from the denomina.
tions of zones" to "twenties." The
work is neatly executed, and likely
to deceive all save the most expert
judges. On one end of the bill is a
hgure one the whole width of the
bill; to deceive the eye on this the
counterfciter placed large figure
"2O on the top of the a." and the
figure resembles a column support.
ing the 800"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-08-24

DIR. CLOCKS EXCEL IOR HAIR RESTO
kER is the tea preparation for the hair eve
offered To th ? public, and the oniy one possess
ing all he merus claimed for IL. IL restores grdi
hdtr TO is original color. making hair gro,p o,
bald heads when falling oft from disease. Cures
Sick Headache and all diseases q he scalp. re.
more: scuTB, ddndyuG, Sc, and makes harsh.
sony hdir beautifully soft and iururiaiingiy gios
~.
II is elegantly Periumed, and Ia much BET
ger dressing than any Oil or Pomatum tuiihou,
hsv detefe,ious effects.
III HeOntains no sugar Of lead or other mineral
30 lOuriuus to the head and hair. and Of
sohich most preparations are composed, hui
is purely cegetdtie compound.
Hnr tchae as snoB is with miruclous rnpi1ity
sAanged to all its former beauty. ms net due,
put 0y supplying the secretons of the capll.
iary glands acts as aresfortr.
spe eehanengf the ,coyid to produce an instance
Where the Resf0rtr has failed when used nc.
cording TO directions. OF the thousands who
nave used IL ne have VT 10 hear of one who is
not perfectly satisfied with it's results. The
proprietor Is aware OF the many who have
Dccn disappo nted by the high sounding pro.
tshce of ihe numerous preparations with
which the market has been fled Tor a few
years pastj to such he would say, that such
snfrs eontidsnes does he place In the merits OF
his Rssforer that he offers in all cases to re-.
Isnd the money afer thorough fridi Of hco bot.
fHs, " II tails To give perfect satisfaction.
,rat w IN large bottles and sold By all drug
gists at 81 per bottle.
DIR. F. D. CLOCK,
Proprietor, Manchester, n. n.
DAVIS 4 GREEN, Findlay. sole Agents for
hancock County. +. T.. SURE n Co., Cmcin.
natl. n.ro9 Ivs