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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17

FOREIGN news says a Paris paper denies
the report that the French Minister at
Washington threatened to withdraw if
the United States appointed a Minister to
the Juarez Government. The British
Government is about to reduce its stand
ing army to some extent. The London
Times believes Napoleon will abandon
Mexico peacefully, and advises the Uni
States to wait with patience.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
The wool Market.

The improved spirit in the Eastern wool markets
indicating not so much a very decided advance
stock now in the hands Of dealers has not yet
reached the wool producing regions, and no move
ments are reported among those who are holding
their clip for a rise. The whole amount received
at this point during the month ofDecember. footed
up only about 70 400 Ms. The day is approaching
when the manufacturers must call in the remain
der Of the domestic clip. and then we expect TO
see some stir in what remains in the hands Of Ohio
wool growers.-OiiO Farmer.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17

A Masonic lodge in Palermo has excom-
municated the Popel This action was ia
ken in retaliation for the f~ulminations
against -freemasonry launched from the
Vatican. The brothers of the Palermo
lodge declare that "a man named Mastai
FePFetti once received the Masonic bap-
tism, al swore love and fraternity TO
the Masons, and that afterward this man
was created Pope and King under the
title of Plus TX"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
New YORK Wool Market.

January 13.-Wool-DOmestic feeees have sold
quite freely since our last, but trade is irregular,
and there is no general activity fine Woods are
sOught after and bring full prices, while low and
medium grades are neglected. and prices favor the
buyer. FOrsisn is quiet. The sales of domestic
comprise 5000 Us State and Western heecas.
within the range of 529S316c. the latter rate for
choice. but IN sinly at55@65c, rs 90 Bs pulled, 36%
@65c; 10000 lbs unwashed, 33@40c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
MA CTS


In Mecca, Jan. LIST. 1866. at the residence of the
brides father. by n. A. Cowdery. Esq, Mr.. AZ
of Mecca.
Thursday. the 18th, at Vienna. bv the Rev, Vim.
Bets. Mr.. WM A WOOD Of Warren ana Miss
MARY CLARKE. Of the same place
West Farmingt0n. Jan. 18th, by Rev. A Falk-
ner. Mr.. JANE WALKER, and Miss Clio
RAIN A. TAFT, both of Pennington.
In Greene. by Lauren Coleman, Esq Mr.. PHTLO
MEACHAM. of Kinsman. and Miss. AMANDA
CHASE, of Gustavus.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
Philadelphia WOOL Market.

January B.-Wool-There is less activity in the
market. but holders are firm in their views and
prices are steadily maintained, especially for the
fine, which IS comparatively scarce and held above
the views of buyers Prices range 81 50952c for
common 5SG6Sc for quarter and half; 5496Sc for
three quarters and fall blood, and 7O975c Tor fine.
is quoted at 65G75, and yarns are quiet.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
Rutter and Cheese MARKERS.

CLEVELAND. Jan. Is ButteT-Choice roll, S1c.-
tern Reserve.
CINCINNATI. Jan. II. Butter-Fresh Western
Reserve, 30G33c; Summer packed, ag25c.
MeSsTs. Starin 4 FlOyd's New York Butter and
Cheese Circular reports the downward tendency ID
the market still continuing. The decline in gold
l. given as the cause.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
DE THIS


In Hartford. on the 9TH of January, OF Rheumatic
lever. MILTON l.; youngest son Of Eli W.
and 8 months.
December p, 1885, at Abingdon. Mercer County, Il
inoiS. of ApupleXy, Mrs MATILDA L.. DUNN.
aged 70 years. daughter Of Joseph Marvin, Sen,
of this County. Beaver. Pa, papers please copy.
In Warren Township. on Jan 9. 1856. Mrs. MAR
GARET, wife Of Thomas Craig. Esq, aged 46
years, after an illness of nearly two years.
In Johnston. at the residence of his father. J. c.
Wilbur, at 5 O'Clock, p. M. Jan. 10th, 1876. Of
Diabetes, ORLANDO X. WILBUR, aged "A
years. l month and 16 days. Eastern papers
please cOpyl
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
Cold closed Saturday night at 1891

1t is rumored that Congress will take
speedy action in the case of jeff. Davis
At a fire in Matanzas, Cuba, on the 5th
inst, eight persons were burned to death
and seven others injured.
No reduction in the revenue tax on
whisky, tobacco, cotton or petroleum,
says a special to the New York Herald, Is
likely to be made.
From the Both of June to the 18th of
January inst, the amount realized from
the Internal Revenue tax was Sl79,4O0,-
900.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
. NOTICE.

IL Sale Of Real Estate by order Of Court.
hours Of l and 3 o'clock. p. NJ, at he door Of the
court house. in Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio.
will be sold to he highest b oder. the following
real estate. as the p operty of Peter Andrew, de-
ceased; situate in the township Of Champion,
Trunb II county, Ohio, and known rs part Of lO'
no S So and - in said township. and is bounded
east by the Trumbull and Ash7abula Turnpike
read; on the north BY lands Of J,hn n. MeCombs:
on the south BY lands Of Henry Lane, ard west BY
ian 5 Of John Rudisell and solOmau HarkerOde
Containing ninety acres Of land. more or less. Said
lands VIII be sold subject 10 the life estate of Mar
garet Andrew. Terms male SHOWN on day Of
sale. MARGARET ANDREW.
Exeoutrix Of Peter Andrew, decd.
By futile & Stull. her att'ys,
Jan 10 1863 4w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
NUARDIAN'S SALE.
NOR SALE.

A valuable residence, intending S acres Of
land. IL miles from the village of Warren.
Eleven acres Of land. on the YOUNGSTOWN road,
thTee-quarters Of a mile from the village.
Also. a good farm Of los acres. in Champion
township. The above property belongs to Hon. G..
f. Brown, and is for sale on reasonable terms; In
quire Of JOHN Nj. STULL.
Jan 10 4W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
VAVFRN STAND FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale his Tavern Stand
in Grove Township, Cameron County, Pennsy Iva
mia, on the -innamah'ning River, ard on the
Philadelphia x Erie Railroad. The property con-
sits of twenty-five acres o. land, with a eOOd or
building, sufficient for the business. A never fail
ing spring of pure water Is at the door. The stand
can do business sufficient 70 pay for itself every
three years, # well managed. The property will
be traded for property in " arTen or vicinity. or
will be sold. 1t will be sold with or without the
furniture. For price and terms enquire at the
Chronicle Office. q. ". PERKINS.
Der 6 1Si5- Ans
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17

IL John W. Elkins, residence unknoWn,) is no
tined that Jane +. Elkins. on the 18th day OF jan
uary. AD 1876, hled her petition in the Office of
the CLERK of the Court Of Common Pleas for the
County, OF Irumbull and state Of Ohio. charging
the said John W. Elkins with wilful absence for
the last three years from the said Jane 4 EIkins,
and gross neglect of duty toward her. and asking
that she may be divorced from the said John ".
Elkins. which petition will stand for hearing at
the next term Of said court,
JANE E. ELEINS.
BY Hutehins & ForriSt, her ats.
Jan II 1868 Gw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
ESPECIALLY TO TIE SICK.
Doctor f. JOLLIE MATT0cKs.

Analytical Physician. late Of New York. (eOn-
nected with the Celebrated Analy teal Physicians.
Drs. White. Tubbs X Price.
10 he cure Of chronic diseases of every name
and uatare. Dr.. MattOcks. for more than thirty
years. hes devoted his whole sttenUOr, has c1ec-
ted many remarkable Gu es IN long stRnCinE and
2 diseases. We claim truth as our icunla-
ton and science our prescription. We kTo~ the
disease and the remedy, no experiment no uas ing
sick 10 cure. no deception. no humbug. and no
po-5ons given, vegetable medicines that act m mar
mony with the laws Of life, give a candid opinion,
effect permanent cures, We ask q trial. prove cur
treatment before abandoning hope. hundreds
have been cured by our treatment after having
been given up ny others. We invite INVESTIGATION.
no matter v nat our disease OF hOW long standing,
examine e 7 yourselves, it will cost you nothing as
consultation is free. We shall visit Warren every
eight weeks, the same days of the week for years.
aud can b. consulted as follows; Warren. Nation
al House. Wednesday and Thursday. February 7th
and SJh, 1886 again 4h and 5th Of April akron,
Empire HOuse. Sth and 10th of February Mans
field, Ni,er House. nth and 18th Of February.
Dec 20 1850 II
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
SALE.

George ShaFer vs. Jason Garfield, ct al. In Trum-
bull Common Pleas.
By virtne Of an order of sale issued out of said
Court in the above case, and to me directed and
delivered. / have levied upon and shall expose 20
public sale. at the door Of the court house, in the
town Of Warren, In said County OF TrumbUti. and
State Of Ohio, on
Saturday, thel7gh day Of February,
A.. D. 1866, between the hours of and ( o'clock, p.
~. OF said day, the following real estate. to Wit
Situste in the township Of Mecca. County OF Trum
bull, and State of Onio. and known as Part of lot
number Is IN the kingsbury tract. in said town
ship. and bounded rs follows. 70 wit: on the north,
east and 5 nth by the lot lines of said lot. and on
the west by n line par llel TO the east line, and so
far west as To include. one hundred and six acres Of
land. Appraised NJ -. Terms cash.
SETH 81. LAIED. sheriff.
Shsrif-s Office. Warren. o.. Jan II, 1876 5w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17

A delegation of distinguished CInadi-
ans have arrived at Washington to nego-
{ ate for a renewal of the Reciprocity
treaty.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
EGAL NOTICE

II Joel +, Asper. of the State Of Missouri, will
take notice that james Parks did, on the 18th day
of December. 1871. file his e itiOn in the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Lrumbull County, Ohio, against
the object and prayer Of which is to cancel and
make void a certain oil lease, granting certain
rights and easements in and to about 40 acres Of
land owned by said Parks. situate in lot Is Of the
Ely tract IN the township of Mecca. Trumbull Co,
o., executed July 9Th, 1850. and held and claimed
By said defendants; ard 10 dissolve a partnership
existing between the said parties; and to compel
defendants t account. and for other relief And
said Joel f.. AsDer Is notified to appear and answer
on or before the third Saturday after the 18th day
OF February. 1866. uUTCHINS & FORREST.
Jan 10 90 CIV Att'ys for Pih.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
MOSER'S ESTATE.
OF REAL ESTATE.

~ will offer at public sale on Saturday. the
9th day of January. 1865, between the hours If l
and 3 O'Clock afternoon, on the premises, my farm.
Centre of Bristol. Trumbull County, Ohio, and be-
ing parts Of lots 20 and 4. in said township. and
containing one hundred and tEeuty-six acres Of
land. There is on said premises a frame house two
frame barns. a young orchard. n never-failug
stream of water, and about ty .nty five acres Of
woodland. with good amount . rail timber. Pos
session given the lst Of Marcti.
TermS-0ne-thiTd cash in hand. one-'hird in one
and one-third in two years. with annual interest,
and security by mortgage HENRY j. HYDE.
Jan Il Nv
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
REED 4 ADAMS.
EGAL NOTIGE

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Ready
Made Clothing. Hats. Caps and Gents Furnishing
Goods. Nos Market Stree, Warren, o. ian IL 6f
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
MARY ROSS
Divorce.

The 5 id Horatio n. Ross will take notice that
the said Mary RO,s has flied her petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbull county. Ohio.
representing that she was married to the said HO-
ratio N. in 1860, that he has ~wiliully absented
himself from her for more than three years last
past, and Totally neglected to support her and her
child, and prays that she may be divorced from
him aud restored To her maiden name and have the
custody OF her eaild. said petition viii be heard
at the February term of said Court, 1906.
Dec u lStl.fW-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17

IL The Partnership heretofore existing between
VILLAIN Ward. James Ward. Jr, and William
Ward. II, under the name and style of James
Ward x Col is this day dissolved. James Ware, Jr.,
having purchased the entire interest Of William
Ward and William Ward, JE. James Ward * Co.
will settle all the business Of the late firm.
WILLIAM WARD,
JAS. WARD JR-
WIN. WARD. JR.
Falcon Iron Works, Niles, Ohio, Dec 9, 1866.
ner NAV
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
RIRTHS

Jan. II. 1856. in Warren. O.. a Son. to NJ. E. and
II. WENDLER.
In Newton Falls. Jan. :. 1866. a Daughter. to J.W
and g.. LITTLE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
Farm for Sale in Rowland.

THE farm On which Jacob Evert
now resides. containing 200 acres said farm
lies about % miles from Warren, and about the
same distance from Niles. VIII take Government
1905 in payment.
NJ. L. HIGGINS.
Warren. Tee. q. 1s65:tG.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES,
IN PER YBARI

$l,SOO PER YEAR, We want
kinds Under and upper feGd. Warranted five
years. Abovesatary or large commissions raid
me ONLY maehines sold in the Union forl less than
~; winch are JtlV licensed b. H0tce, Wheeler a.
htt8ca; Grorer a. BGke-, Singer d 90. and BGchet-
dcr, At Gther cheap machises are Infringement,
qud the seller or user are liable 10 arrest. fHe and
tDLDLts0EnteIt. Circulars free. Address or cell uU-
On shaw " Clark, BiddelOrd. Maine. or at No. S3
BroaGway. New York; No. 25 Carter St. Phila-
No. 10 West Fourth ST.. CINCINNATI o.; orSSpaul-
dlng's Exc1ange, Buffalo, n. Y. dee z '65 lyr
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-17
WARREN MARKET.

CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY BY FREERE SMITH.
Buyers are paying the following prices. Cash
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.-Associate Justio,
Greer took his seat to-day this makes full
oeneh Of the Supreme Court Of the U. s
Under the rule only ten cssee On the doeks'
can be called each day. The ten called tbi.
morning wese Of the - pending since com
mencement Of the rebellion. relating Il
Southern litigation. 10 Of them we're TO-DAY
submitted on printed arguments, 4 vert
continued and ode aryoed.
Senator Williams Of Oregon will intro
do into the Senate o. Wednesday, tbl
iOll"winv resolution: F So 3
Resoired. That the Committee On TN
Judiciary be instructed 10 make inquisy q
IN the psswes Of The Court % sesenss prop
rsty c..nflscated unter me has 81 shs Uni.
It'd Ststes, to the original owners, and il
such powvr exists, to what extent l. can
riehtlmlly ~ exescis<d ussase exissiae lsts,
aud also make inquiry into the power Of
the Secretary q ne TsessNey = ASeMver 70
pirais slainapts therefor, without ivd,dal
prosssdings. prspefty. Or The prsessds Of
property eessed b The Umissd 0saasa or
capiurd Of sbasdoned dosine, q since he
late re6epiaa. and 70 report 81 hin o. 9TH
ss-lse. 7
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

TORONTO. Dec. b.
The Toronto Geld battery has received q
complete new set Of brass guns from Eng
land
A cavalry school Of instruction Is to be
eatatl shed here under the supervision oil
officers vi the 18Th Huzzus.
A man named McDevitt was arrested
Yesterday afternoon, charged with using
se,i,,,o as ansuasc. lie will be brought
before court this morning.
SwgETsBukG, &. E.-l0:30 A. NJ.
Court inst onened owl .-.~..~L ai'o sasus
der trial.
There are some circumstances connected
with Madden's attempt 10 set fire "a
he jail last night, which indicates the pres
cnce Of c0Bfeder1tes outside the vessel
which Madden had 6lled with live Goa was
not one Of the jail drinking cups, ~ prcvious.
" telegraphed, but tin boz vilh cover
which could not possibly havs been
in possession OF the peisonesD when admits
ted to jail, O. an Of them underwent . mi
rute search i b eeelain. Tat Il must have
been conveyed 10 them INTO jail. Anothes
circsmstancs slso indiostss outside
cDnfedesatea o. Monday afternoon
person rssidine in the dis
trict was Discovered in jail and found
GOVERNING with the prisoeers. The police
allowed him to eseaps. But be Il known
guards are now posted At every point oat>
side where II would be possible 10 hold CON-
municstiun with tho prisoners. Mad
den is to be kept in his cell for forty eight
hours on bread and water, to allow bin Ids
ure to mediate on the failure Of bits inccn>
diary scheme.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

ChAeago Markeeos
n, Telesrash.l CnicAoo. Dec. 4.
Flour. NsrSst dull. Red ". stem ssts I'D q
eli IS arrlps .xtsss 81 ., tq010 -; tpsi snpes
uI~ - . sO07 Is; uasound sassss ~ y. Rye noos
Ws.ss- Market cpsres nrw, clio. ed dsll ss q Of
for NJ. :: q e!s for M .ps'ns s.ss'-s 10 rrs 3
So Tor No 8; u IS ri - ,es = etsd No. - ring
IN A'moss. Dols co nemin ! :, u ~ 81 80,
Aeel,ped 2a8. sa,ss 20 ! n S10seee No. ~ TIC
sic; ssd =. ssess" - 9, q % .srs.1 h a. "a
vance o. 0s.e bslrs 1t 20 Q4lc for No. 10
ssnse. Ma ket c!ooes quiet 81 80.
Rss- L.nnei. Pstess shade bseass. salssNo ss
e<0 osc No let SEC.
1sslsS-Heelerted. Nominal.
Mos Posk-Ds cline o. y Dbl. es!es ct u dollcse
ue essh 0is - sur delivery IN Jsnusry, J: ~ Tor
~ II Wofks delivery.
Lsrd-vsry quiet at 10.
Gees Haae-In email late 81 ekc.
Iltshufnss- Du 4. lo~ev Ste In hood.
Moes-Dsii k.avy u S9a Il per hundred pesnds
Cesiie-6k asa.
0hoep- Vas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

Nsv YoaE, Dee. 8.
Cottoa-Quist, S2,{QN.
flour-Oui! aud declining, Ex. State ee:eS4
nlO. 50: tx. western O. s. @.0s0; y. n. y.
40 0cGell. rs; Trade brands ell.so@is 20 :
Southesn Aour dull and dropping. common ell
qOai2 ss; fancy and extra el2.7V@Ns
Whest-Duli and dropping.
RYE bull
Basley-Scarcely 40 6rm.
Corn.Duli, ei.ls@i.l6 shipping mixed wes'
tern. ..,
Oats-neciiuing, 62c Tor Chicago and Mill.
Pork-Quiet am steady.
Lard-Dull and dropping. ilk@lS.
whisky Quiet and unchanged.
suRa, Quiet. log iol< for cuba.
Wool Steady, asa 81 tor domestic fleece, Il
06o for pulled and 24@2s or Texan.
Petroleum Dull end dropping, q for crude
80 Slk for refined 10 bopd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

PnoNrT AND osssAu KasEDy ros
SpermatorrLea. Or Seminal Wenknts'
or Involuntary Nightly or Daily Lo.s, however canscd
or however severn: hiie they VIII speedily corr'c
dissr.c 4 lron .Sc2rc, VICE. .,.n. $500, =. a..
tsrsiiisut !. esssy .peeies u Dental o. GfiSSy Ifi
liability, Lime" or Brick dust" dcpoeiis in the
Trim Milky" discharges and weakneraes Of the
PisdThssuoNAL Or1NIoNs.-I have need your
Sp1u1so Psii 10 many cares Of apermatorrhea with
thc most perfect uccees'-J. Milton Sanders, NJ D..
L. l.. d.
:" have cured very severe cases with nom six to
en- HO1eo Of yOus SrEurIo PHI. N. Keith, NJ u.
Price; 81 per box Six boxes for ~, mail Address
J. W1NCnDATGR CO.
- John ~ N.Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05
@nsnlHr,h esn"m"a;aI @eN'q'.

wan - opeOea Nov. ST. ever
HAurkO q onoo0ee's GrWeeey
ee0re, =. y. Ger. brady
0nn Aeh oos.
nHUCH EXPERIENCE IN AND out OF
WI ~ Coootiov poo0 eaahles W 70 tell seu
ossto who have common abilities. II they give
- their etteoeiso. ~ Wil1 pseesss then for the
aeelsinC 10 beosrs Teochers Of Aeesests will be
oAosoaShly Quolioed Sss he sane. We wish 70
peopasS Q nsosoes 81 then. Thev aes alweys
ssss e sMplsynssl. psssess ressially eequai:t
- NM eeesests ces seesive . thssesgA knowl-
edge u then in private clsss. We are pre-
poSe6 eoo personal knowledge to tell studehta
- Oehofs thot they can obtsin more efficient
seosoe ~ laeepossion here than r. Detroit. Chi
caxo or ~. Louis, and save one third Of the time
speua u these t'acse. Send for clrcu'ass.
(t3ox sSA.) wv. HRA1N0AN. Principal
oesA Am Accouutant and preceitor Of Acts.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05

wen se.0oy, sick ss-0sEpovv.
esehh - expsssnss a sAoasas1s. Pew snjOg
eonsInoss Aesln. ~ whas aoss ~ occasional N
sand aatsibuss ~ unepstAa coadsioni Not 70 hin
IN. Of ccusss. Ne lays the biams "a tn climate
peshaus II h toe hs4 " too cola. OF too danp u
TOO az, o. too variable Bst doss he tshe he prop
q eosrvs 70 fosiy hb cpas1tssios end bedy csxans
aeaisst tie satsemes snd chssgcs Of which he conn
plair.s No. lie says. perhaps. that only a. Iron
nan couiA bssr seh grsa hest. such violent eD'a'
ar sueh sudden vicissituser why then does he NOT
r,sors 10 ne great Tonic md Prcve' tive. which.
~,p mn, max. him en- hon man. will at least quaf ="
Mo .. - scity ~ his sys'efn to repe' all es'ef""
...,c,r. that tend IN produr~ dissssei HoslEI
,sru,E cWEsRATKp STOMACH BIrTERs taken
a.hfuy according toths directions. will sossrength
On the stomach brace the nerves tone the liver ana
regulate and invgosaie the whole amin 81 machinery.
that the syste instead Of being at the mercy Of the
weather and Liable 10 be Frustrated BY every change
n ten persewrc will become hardened. - II were
s,d slast ID pssvious 70 climate inhssness hb to
this pssvsstive pracips tAat Hostestess Btters owe
thsle Rrsat popularity In the West Indies. hisish
Aosnca 81 Australia.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-12-05


-a@ sss s~.ss's vrcrr.sLs HAin Barr
insas'i.iy restore. src: hair to its (rigi.
~ cp;.'.. without staining the e(is =
c,Syuns. 1t leaves the most al, dsad
= ana \er;-r hair. sof,. moist as( glossy,
cans T. to curl. and keeps ii IL lite place.
while promotes It's sro~tY aad pre-.
tent, i,s FALLING on.
hean'a !, .esse, on or a'1aes
NuncroS preparations oil. alcohol
and sulphei pave been \ lined upsa the
public. and N king total sAiled to give
satisfaction, IN mauuf turers have de-
ser7cdly come ~ kricf
DR.. Swain war pts his Vegetable Balm
70 accomplish all lie Claims for il, aad
authorizes his agcn % refund the mensy
wherever i, fails To- e satisfaction.
II 10 an EMIT, " and scientific
preparation. prof. cedby he distilatioa II
rare ard fragrant howers, hish sssdrs Il
~ cal, The , : reoe~ef i he world,
but makes IL hrticulari7 j reeable - .
hair sressise ITO both old "a yssss.
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