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DAILY. TRI.wEEKLY ANp /" ANAA'
pvLEWIs BAKER.
:,tionP Prices.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, req. IL.
Flour-unchanged and quiet; sales of
snnerfine new red at 81 ,25a7 so. Wheat
In fair demand and prices steady; 81 80
for number one new red. Corn-in
halter demand and prices o shade better;
sales at 52a53c for number one shelled.
0ats-dull at 35c for number two. Rye
anil at 73c for number one. Groceries
dull Hogs-dull and prices nominal;
receipts of city dressed 400 head
without decided change.
Mess Pork-opened quiet and firm at $28
a29; the latter rate being asked. Bulk
Meats-dull aud nominal. BacOn-un-
changed. Lard-in good demand at l9c
for prime city COtton-quiet at 42c for
middling. Whisky-dull and nominal;
free $3.50.
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commissioners Sale

OF the Valuable Real Estate, Situnle
in the City Of Wheeling and Ohio
County, w. Va, Belonging 10 the
Esfate of Alex ander MADDEN, deed
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D URsUANT TO A DECREE OF

Il the above named court, rendered in the
above entitled cause on the Goth day of Deem
Der, 1866, shall proceed to sell, at public auc-
ton, to the highest and best bidder at the front
door of the Court House of Ohio county, West
Virginia on MONDAY, the Goth DAY or
FEBRUARY, 1866, at ~ O'Clock, A. NJ, the
following described real estate, situate in the
city of Wheeling and Ohio county West Vir.
ginia, belonging TO the estate Of Alexander Had
den, deceased, viz:
All OF lots numbered and . i'll square No 4
situated on the southwest corner Of Main and
South streets, extending from South street to
wheeling creek and the Stone Bridge, except,
ing that portion OF lot No > occupied by the
house Immediately upon the corner of said
streets.
Said property has been surveyed ana divided
into az four parcels. Two parcels fronting up
on Main street the one commencing at Wheel
ing creek and running North ninety 900 feet
more or less, upon which are two large brick
buildings and frame shop. The other adioins
said parcel, fronting on Main street about forty
one (4D feet upon which are also two brick
buildings Both Of said parcels extend west.
wardly about 100 feet, to 10 feet private allev
The other two parcels front upon South street
the one about "a feet and extends South TO
wheeling creek, about 200 feeU upon which
shere ia two story double brick building; the
other fronts on South street about twentytLree
(90 feet and extends southwardly about II feet,
upon which is two story brick building
A private alley, 10 feet wide running from
NoIIh 10 south, auu Whlcn DIVIDES said parcels
will be decided 20 the purchasers OF said proper
y Jointly.
Possession given on the first day ofApril, IsGE
Also tract vi land containing twenty,seyu.,
acres, Rood and poles, SITUATE on the NJ. -,
al road three and QUE half (9D miles e. IN IN
city OF Wheeling, and in Ohio - ~ y, W. ,sI
Virginia, adjoining the land 'Suu'1 y, vs.
Hornh rock and S. II d. a. nov ol MI iH"n'"'
A plot aud survey r. l:r'ei. ,.,,. l.,
seen at the office Of OF sa.a plopeIS may ,T To
TERhiswS Il day of sale
CasS Jne third of the purchase money III
siv vne balance in two equal instalments OF
and twelve mouths with interest from day
OF sale; tue purchaser giving bonds with good
security for deferred instalments, OF all the pur
chase money in cash il the purchaser may 50
elect HANNIBAL FORBES,
iah S3 dSw Il Commissioner
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The Coal Bank

Is ii good working order, and the platform is
close to the railroad, so that coal can be- put Oh
The cars direct from the bank and transported
anywhere along the line Of the road. The Ma
tlUnal Road is distant only half mile from the
mouth OF the bank, and there is a good county
road leading thereto.
For terms, &c. see THOS. OBRIEN,
IUDS Real Estate Agent.
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NJ r HULLIHEN,

azzeys, WHEELING, VA, DEN Isl 4,
&33{fi OFFICE, corner of Market and Quincy
streets. one square above the Custom House.
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p. E. ZINN,

81 5CONFECmAyHn N
X Err, Bridge Corner, Wheeling, w; va
wholesale and retail dealer in Foreign 6 6rutsa,
Nuts and Cigars, and manufacturer VI N'nA'N
Wedding and other parties furnished on snort
,otica and accommodating terms seP<o
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of the most distinguished
Artists TO steinway a Sons


Tbe Pianofortes, Grand, Square and Up
To- IT, have established for themselves 50
,5.nTId-yyIde a reputation that II Is hardly pos
siSie ft,r US TO add anything to their Just fame.
Having thoroughly tested and tied thesS
Jnsfruments personally for years. both In pup
lie and private, IL becomes our pleasant GUY
- expres5 our candid opinion regarding theH
Inouestioned superiority over any othet
among the chief points of their uniform
excellence are: GTedteSt PoaSfbte depth, I1eh-
,esS and toliEsJle Of tome eOEbfled teILh a rare
bTiIYdneU cteuF1lets and perfect ere7tne1S
thTou0hoGf The entire Se1is, and, oboue an, q
SfrpTiSfn1 duration Of sound, The pure ana Syil
M uaoSf Cieticnie0T polueIJut tOuct- -,
This peculiaT1ty Is found exclusively IN ~! IL
Steinway Piano. and together win Lno
matches precision, elasticity ana pIonPF
ness Of action always c1aTscteflLlng tneze u
sfTuments, as well as their unequaled uuIa-
bIlfCy under the severest tT1als; = tI1iy su5SS
TTising and claims at once the admiration oi
eyery artist. We, therefore, CONSIDER lhs
srsI6yray Pianos in all respects TIE 6en IHSfT1-
T'SLT yJlddie IN this country or IN EtnpT1ey uls
MN slely and ezciSiuetV OlfTgeiUeS IN pttottc %
,,,-;,,1fs and recommend utsn9 fnrOTfaby 70 our
JTieIgds dHdfhe f1totie. :, ,,,,r
opinion regarding the Pianos OF VARIOUS
makers. but freely and tfIhe5ttdtfH0ly ~
1oIrlee RsEIs, StefRtrolJ & Som FfG1ioa StTe71O'
s. B. Mills, Robert Goldbeek, HenIy g
IImm, F. L Ritter, Geo. W. Morgan; Ipeo +
Thnfnas Max Maretzek, Vim. Mason, koDeIII
Heller. Iyrn. Berge. r. Brandeis, Theo. Noel
T. MoSenthaI Carl Wolkohn, a. DAVIS, =
Won BrsnnIng, Theo. Etsfelds Carl BeEEInAEan'
mar8-3m
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STANDARD HOMEOPATHIC MEDI-
cINEs.-Tho Agent of Humphreys
Homeopathic Specifies has received a
very Important addition to his list OF
Humphreys, Specific Homeopathic
Remedies in the shape of Specific No.
81, which cures diptheria and liberated
sore throat. These, specifics have OBJ
tanned 4 wide celebrity among medical
practitioners and are very largely used
by them, being prompt, efficient. relia-
BILE and convenient. An extended ad-
vertisement in another column gives a
list of the different specifics, the dis
eases which they remedy, and the
prices. The cases for family use are es-
peciailS worthy of attention, and also
The new department of veterinary spec
Tics. Tho headquarters ofHumphreys'
Specific Homeopathic Medicine Com;
pany is Mt 562 Broadway, New York.
Boston Traveller.
I. II. LOGAN a Co., Agents, Wheel
ing, West Virginia.
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william t. Robinson, Defendant.

Pursuant to two several judgements at law
and orders OF sale hereunder, rendered in the
above entitled causes by the Circuit Court of
Ohio county, on the 30th day of October, 1867
and amended by the Circuit Court of Ohio
County, state OF West Virginia on the 9tn day
OF AiHrcll, 1866, on the law side thereof
shall proceed to sell at public sale at the
front door OF the Court House of Uhlo county,
on thursday, the Sd day of May, 1856. at 10 o.
clock, M, TO the highest and hes. bidder. the
following described property. viz: me half
lot OF ground numbered one hundred and
twenty nee (l23J situated ON the east side Of
iaIket street, between Madison and Uniou
streets, in the CITY or Wheeling, together with
All the buildings and improvements thereto
belonging, consisting OF good three story
brick building, IL ieet in length, the front
part OF the building being 50 feet, and the
back part > feet wide, containing So cham
bers, barroom. baggage room, parlOr, large
diningToom and Kitchen, and a good dry eel
lar under three faurtns of the building, and
which building is now occupied by John A.
ball us hotel: atSO part OF lot OF grounu mum.
bereu one hundred and thitty-two (tSS2l q fee.
wide and III feet tn ieng h, fronting on fourth
street, and situated in That par OF the city Of
Wheeling called Noah Zauels addition, with
the Improvements on theS same, consisting OF
q gOoI stable; said parts OF lots OF grOund
numbered I23 and l82abutting Zach other and
extending nom Market to Fourth street.
Terms of sslle-R credit OF six. twelve and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security, bearing interest from
the dag OF sale until paid. the title to be re-
tained until all the purchase money Is paid.
g7tC-. JOSEPH SEY BOLD, n
nPtS-ts SheTth. OF Ohio Comfy
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THE FESiANs IN PoLrrIcs-'rhe Fe-
mans are so compactly organized and
so thoroughly imbued with the esprit
du corps that they viii be very likely TO
mike themselves felt in our politics,
especially if their plans for the deliver-
ance of Ireland prove failure. The
Boston Pilot already intimates such a
purpose. Itsays:
"rhe Fenians demand strict neutrali-
ty. They require that the government
shall oppose the equipment and sailing
of priyateers with precisely the same
alacrfty shown by England in the fitting
out and departure OF the Alabama,
Florida. Georgia, Shenandoah and oth-
er vessels from her ports. They ask
nothing more; they will be satisfied
with no less. II that is denied them,
they will vote for men and measures
that will yield them, and no public
man may hope for u recollection in any
city, district or State, in which the Irish
vote holds the balance of power, who
advocates for Great Britain and the
United States in the FeniRn struggle a
different kind of neutrality"
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TREASURY agents still continue to
seize and sell cotton and other property
in the south, under the act or congreSs
authorizing the sale of captured and
abandoned property. There are now
offered for sale in New York 1856 fsleS OF
cotton, belonging TO Denniston & Co. of
that city, seized by treasury agents in
Savannah In January last. Law Ysrs
Charles o'ConOr, William ii. Evarts,
Edwards Pirrepoint and James I. Brn-
DIV have given an elaborate opinion on
the subject, the main point of which is
that the law was meant to be operative
only during the war, and does not
Justify treasury agents in taking proper
" now on the pretense that Il is aban-
doned. So one would think Cotton
seizinR now is only robbery, whoever
does it. These cotton thieves doubtless!
hold to the theory that the war is still
raging-a convenient theory to cover
various deyiltries. .s,. l-s5
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Root1 RootI Rootl Readl Read 1

Rooti ROOti ROOtI ReadI ReadI
ROor's PESTACHISE preserves the life Of the
Hair changes II from gray 70 lis original color
ing-Is the best article fur dressing the hair
ever found In the market-wiu surely remove
is 1eIightfulIy perfunedl. cnres badness, and
will not stain the skin. We tell the story
quickly, anu tell 1t true, when we say IT Is a.
peIfecL
ReStorer and Dressing Combined.
No Otller Preparation for the hair contains
PestachlO Nut on; sold by all DruggisLs
Springfield, Mass.
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Sonny for you, France and Epglpnd!.
Your perfumes are shut out OF this
market by the tariff Still more sorry
for those who buytHe trashy limitations
of your extracts. Meantime all hail to
the intelligent millions who would
rather buy Phalon's might Blooming
Cereus', than receive any otherperfnme
as gin. Sold everywhere. 1t.
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g Purify Your Houses.
OLD HOME BITTERs

Cures Nausea
OLD HONE BITTERS
Regulates and Tones the Stomach.
7 It Relieves Headache.
~ 1t Gives an Appetite.
1t Strengthens the Weak.
Il Cures Acidity of the Stomach.
Try it and you will be pleased,
Try it and and have health again.
Try it and you Will not regret it
OLD HOME BITTERS %.
are elegantly and scientifically compounded,
and does what we say. We can give the evil
denee Of many persons residing in this city as
to the merits claimed for them. ~
For sale by LAUGHLINS q BUsHFIELD,
Main street, and by C. H. ODBERT, end OF
Stone Bridge. mars
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THERE are at present living in Column
bus, Wisconsin, two womenHnd man
who has been married to the women
aforesaid. The mRn has been married
four times, has now two wives living,
and has no wife. The first woman has.
been married three times, has two hus-
bands living, and has no husband
The second woman has been married
twice, has two husbands living, and
has no husband.
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AGENTS WIIanted Eyerywhere.

A GESTS-SS5 TO SO FOR LADIES AND
n SIS 70 $40 per month for Gentlemen, TO
Introduce the National 40 Sewing Machines
1lhe best and only perfectly. reliable cheap
machine made. 1t will stitch, hem, fen, tuck,
quilt. braid. bind. gather and enibrOider most
beautifully; takei the eltstto lock stitch, and
Is fully waTrnuIed for three years. We pay
agents the above salaries, or allow commits
sion, from which twice that can be realized.
Address, Tor circulars ana terms, A--sH-
b AsBRONS & Co.
InnTs-Su1c fitSbiIiisfz E4l 2 (
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Second Hand Fnlnitnre Stora.

THE UNDERsIGNEDIH HAVE STARTED
u n new store for the purchase and sale of
Second Hand furniture, and Will also keep
on hand some New. Furniture.
Repairing done promptly.
ing. = -, ,
Hotel, Market street, Centre Wheeling.
febS-2m y - - = t5.-'f9H P.COSIiE& CO..
ssi,t,, IL q sas:natfi3 !. .5IsiYtfi =,
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Asthma Paper-..a sure relieffor Asthma.
For sale by EDMUND BOOKING, No. l odd
Fellows Hall. mrs
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Bookings Furniture PoIish---can be
used on the finest piece of furniture, and will
save the labor OF washing your furniture
All mr23
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AUGUSTUS PoLLAcK,
Sole Agent for the sale of the celebrated
steinway Pianofortes.

These Pianos are acknowledged the best
iosfrnments IN America as well as Europe
having taken CS2) thirty.two INST premiums,
gold and silver medals at the principal faiIs
and in addition thereto they were AWARDED q
first prize medal at the great INTERNATIONAL
Exhibition, London, 1867 for poweI,i.eI SIes.II
brilliant and sympathetic 1ohe' Win eASeR
Ience OF Workmanship: a..
Every Steinway Piano warranted nvs
,,eo,s SAMPLES open for inspection, and
orueiS eNes' AUGUSTUS PoLLACKs.
nnsend for Price Lists. - e
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Sherif's Sale.

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
. County Circuit Court. ON the law side.
March gth, 1866. Causes No, land2.
William Tallnnt, Henry Tallant and Lewis s.
DelapiaIn partners under the firm name OF
Tallant q Delaplain, COmplninants,
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A LIouT IN THE wINDow.-When n
boy, twelve years old, says the writer,
worked hard 10 support my mother
and two yonng brothers, and carried
my Gaming home. One night, it be-
ing very dark and muddy, and having
three miles to travel and a heavy bum.
die to carry, 1 did not reach home till
late. My mother, feeble and weary,
had retired, but quickly aroused when
she heard my footsteps, and met me at
the door with warm heart and warm
err tears, and q kiss and a God bless
YOU, dear boyI after this, my son, I'll
set n light in the window for you"
And, true to her word, the bright light
in the window appeared. Oh, how il
cheered my heart ever after, for yenrs
Health falling me, I left home-after
my brother could help my mother
and went to sea. When three years
from home, and on the Pacific Ocean,
my mother died and, just before she
expired she said 10 those around her,
'.Give Edward my dying blessing, for
he has been goOd boy; and tell him
have gone 10 Heaven, and will set n
light in the window for him."
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~. PoLLACK's
NOTION HOUSE.

TUST OPENED AND FOR SALE CFOR-
81 eign goods mostly OF direct importation,
bought at "a very low rate for goldl
600 doz plain and fancy Cotton Hosiery
comprising gents, ladies' and childrens wear
loo doZ. gauntlets, gloves, half gauntleS
and mittS, consisting OF kid, castor, lis!e
thread, silk and silk worsted, In deslraDle
colors.
5O0doz Handkerchiefs, new styles in silk,
linen, lawn and cambria.
800 doZ. Neck-tieS, embracing all new de-
signs in fancy, plain and ribbon ties
loo doz. Shirt Bosoms, superfne grades IN
linen and maTseilleS.
5000 GIace Paper Collars, of GoldIniths s.
Congress, Comps and Evans manufacture
200 doz j. & p. Coats and StuRrts genuine
machine sewing cottOnS-
500 ms Stuart linen thread.
so Ms. Italian saving silk In skeins anu on
81 doz. Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, with
a full stock OF pins, hooks and eyes, eomDS,
brushes perfumery, soaps, pocket : BOOKS
bends thfmbles, needles, fans rubber goodsI
stationery, window blinds, school booksy
states, hair ne.s, embroideries, silk cord and
tsssels. velvet ribbons full line OF tafielas
ribbons bonnet ribbons, skirt braids coat
bIndings. ruffiings, crochet bEaids, coat but
Tons HOOP skirts, baImorals, vest buttons
French corsets, fancy dress buttons, and 2
large variety of superior susPendeIs "
which the attention OF close buyers Is 70
specffulIy invited.
mI6 AUGUSTUS PoLLACK.
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GENERAL Lees Testimony.

The Richmond Times, speaking ofthe
evidence before the Reconstruction
Committee as to the condition of Yir-
ginia, says: o.
THERE'S, we Imagine, not aradical
Congressman at this time domesticated
in the INN aculate breecbes pocket OF
Thaddeus Stevens who would not place
as implicit confidence in the testimony
of Robert E. Lee as that of Gen. Terry
Upon the above paragraph the. Balti-
more american comments as follows:
ave do not know the opinion ofCon-
gressmen, but we rather think there are,
other men who would not place as
much confidence in the testimony of
former violated his oath of allegiance
10 the United States, whilst the latter
did not, but lpehnained true to his Gov
eminent. Fhe' traitor Is not in any
thing the peer of the loyal man. Lee,
according to his own statement, mas SO
little regard tor an oath, that he swears
he does not remember whether he ever
took one tosupport the so-called "Con-
federacy, or not.
The Washington correspondent ofthc
Richmond Republic, whom we have
found TO be correct in many things
says of General Lees testimony that sit
proves clearly that he knows nothing,
and pretends to know nothing of the
present status of Virginia loyalty"
The Alexandria GYa.) Journal says on
the same subject:
Robert E. Lee is certainly one of the
best know-nothings in the country. On
his examination before the Reconstruct
ton Committee he knew nothing what
ever of the estimation, % except that sort
condemnation which would screen the
rebels of this State, and of the South
generally. He could not even ten
whether he had at any time taken the
| oath OF alleginnce TO the Southern CON
4 federacy. What an excellent memory
| he must haveI Such treacheIG; Jus
memory might be overlooked in an IN
sane man. but ID cannot be in the per-
son of General Lee.
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DEED SWEET POTATOES
. SilVer%skin onion sets, Strawberry Onion
sets pure varieties, and of good quality, for
apr ~ cor. MaTket and QuIneytts. !.
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Txp1oNASr yIRGISLA.T-The Rich
oond E1ami,ltr says the epoch of our
reimbursement has arrived, and lifts
up its voice in Iamentation as follows:
"From this unnatural collocation
there springs keen sense of contami-
milton TO all in whose veins pulses the
true Caucasian blood, and the personal
insult is merged In the indignity offer
ed TO the whoEe FACE. o Temporal o
MoresI How rapidly we degene-
rateI 1t docs not take our. oldest citizen
to recolIect the day when no man would
have dared to afIront this community
in so fragrant manner"
All this agony OF despair Is OCCASION
ed by tine publication in the Richmond
Times, paper almost as radically
Southern as the Examiner itself, of an
announcement of the marriage Of two
colored persons, in the same column
with other notices of the kind. The
hIsh-toned journal continues ut much
length in the same strain with the pas
sage above quoted, pronouncing the
insertion of tho notice among the an
nouncements OF white marriages u
species of miscegenation," disgust
ing beyond expression, !" 81 revolving
association" an "inmeasurable out
rage,v with many more epithets OF the
Same sort. ft4#t
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h. U. h. p.
Has the advantage over oil others in. the
market, that 1t is cheaperand will not loose
its strength by age. For sale everywhere.
Manufactured only by ..-.-
EDMUND booking.
No. l odd Fellows Hall.
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WINE WONTEN.
Notice.-Public Sale.

VII. OFFER AT PUBLIC SALE AT
"; am Situated three miles east OF Wheel-
-, tii nm the National Road, on Thursday.
Il g;Ji Nm 1850 the following property, 10 VIII:
M NV Farming Utensils, two horses, two
wagons, TWO set or harness, and spring wagon,
one buggy and harness, one cider mill ana
press, twenty head Of hogs, and a lot OF farm
tfig utensils TOO tedious 10 mention.
spr2-4to JOHN NJ. BALL.
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WHY NOT Use THE BEsr4

Over twenty years Increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATHEWS vESE-
rIAS HAIR DxE, Is the best in the world. II
is the cheapest, the moSt reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Does
not require any previous preparation OF the
hair. No trouble No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appeardusty and
dead, but imparts to It new life and lustre.
Produces beautiful black or brown, as pre-
tered. A child can apply 1t. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere.
a. MATTHEWS, Manufacturer, n. Y.
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New York, whole
sale Agents. maya-lyeod
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HalfS Vegetable Siclltan Hair Res
newer r.=1
Removes the Hair.
: Hairs Vegetable SGcilinTI Hair RenelceT -
Restores grey hair 10 the original color.
.HnL,S Vegetable SfcttidIt Hair ReneseeT
Prevents the hair from falling Oft.
Hairs Vegetable ISiciiin1 Hair RsneSneT
Makes the hair son and glossy. -.
HdIrs Vegetable SieiliuH Adtr ReneIOeT
Does not stain the skin.
HdIT's Te0etdb2e Sieiifdn Hair RenGlreT
Has proved itself the best preparation for
the hair ever presented TO the public.
Price sl.O0. For sale by all druggists.
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