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ARMY GAZETTE.

Canaan 5t Irf,uirv il lpsnes G. lob CayaT
dered Union Mexico ordered 10 Blk Nan
Ia await orerS AMI COMPANY ~ Artillery
onIrr 10 Cd.r Point transferred Fort 10 u. T. al
Terytory Company A 2 In car California The transfer Of
f,n has been ordered 10 York Artillery Fort
t,xp H. Fprt Win
ORDERED Fort Nnt throp Mass has been ssl ended
A. 5th In Leut william A. hobbe 5.th
Dtrv .ers al Fot Cummlngs Innrv announced Abide
No Muco OCT . ami Co camp and Asssut Adiulinttien
we're ordered to Fort C Of Nes MEXICO
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M1RRIED.

WARRRN-In Stamford Conn, Tueiay Nov by the
Rev r. b. Thurstou Eugene Beach. NJ D. Of GoyerVie T. 70
Miss Sarah Warren, youngest daughter Of d. Warren Of
Stamford
BOYD-HRRAL Brooklyn Tuesday Nov at the South Pres
Church by the Rev Samuel Spear d. D. David Boyd 10
MARI eldest the late Herald esq that city
CASS-WRLLSIn Brooklyn Tuesday Nov. BY the Rev VIM
Hastings Hudson Mr. Fredecf Ca - Miss JOsephsne
Wells No cards
HAMPLIs-CHAMPLIN-At Utica Y. Wednesday. Nov BY
Rev g. n Pateng Of PALMYRA y G. g. Champhn " BROOK
l Miss Elizabeth Champin OF the former place No cards
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ALABAMA
rnoorrss OF THE CoNyENTION

=
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov, G.-The Recon-
rucon Convention to-day passed resolutions authorz
Ing the raising Of proper standing committees and TO
memoraze Congress 10 the political disabilities
of all who materially aided reconstruction An ordinance
was introduced and referred restore all property sold
by executors administrators during the for Con
federate currency the legal heirs of estates without
sniff In Court The State Constitution will probably be
modeled after the Vermont Constitution.
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SALE OF THE PANHANDLE RAILROAD.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Nov. 6-The Pittsburg and
Steubenville Railroad, known as the Panhandle Rail
road sold today. mortgage. by Mr.. Llyotte OF
HewYOrk, for sl9GO0, to the Pennsylvania Railroad
amount The next highest bidder was ". X Ellis OF
NewYork, representing himself and other capasts. his
being 81 ,955O0 number of prominent capitalists from
the East present and great interest manifested
aaf "A. flil ztta
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sident read report showing the Of the bank on
October g. 225 and the labiltes 4i6l6s2 IL
resolved apply Parliament for authority to re-
deem the capital stock OF banks and for various amend
mens tO the Act Of Incorporation The probability -
that the bank will reoune operations al al carly day
Commercial bills now quoted at soc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

Four districts 10 be- heard from In hddesex, two in
Worcester and one In Berkshire Counties.

LARGE MAJORITY FOR LICENSE IN THE LEGISLATURE.
BOsTOs, Nov 6Ihc insult Of Yesterday election will
not vary much from the figures autographed last night
In 2sg towns Bullock Rep Cow has majority OF 2l06s
Tho fOOtngs Bullock, 1920; Adams $3.50 or the
State Senators elected far heard fom - are license
men. and only for prohibition; aud OF ly5 Representa-
tiye 5J arr Tor license. DR. Geo LOrng defeated
Oh the Essex Senatorial ticket and John Quincy Adams
was elected representative from Quincy though he was
not elected Governor.
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Eenrfnl Then-But satisfied Now.

ON Of the prejudice hal against machine va.
machine would not be reliable Bus
am sstsaed nov that Il snv; for have t,std
fl0roigah wei pleased with Wlcor Gibbs Sewing
Maehhe-itG Thomas Magec, MdgeSs Corners ~ y, Nay
&
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WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Nov. G-Ihc net Demo
gain In the state a. iara heard FROM is 2Oi The
Republicans claim that Fnirchids il elected by about
1000 the Democrats cOncede majority OF about 5000
The Democrats gain six eight lembers OF Assembly
and three or four Senators.
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ELECTION RETURNS.
NETWORK.

COMPARATIVE MAJORTTIEs 1866 AND 1867.
The telegraph seems to be in no hurry to give
cturns and thus far have the actual vote in only
dozen or Of counties The following table Is an at
.,,nt Ia Approximate the probahle result:
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION IN COLUMBIA.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. G.-The Conservative
Convention met in NIckerson Hall to-day. Eghty-siN
delegates present representing twenty districts
lanes Chestnut presided. Committee on Business was
appointed when the Convention adjourned until tomor
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THE SOUTHERN Sites.
NORTH CAROLINA.

TIE EFFECTS or THE ELECTION.
WILMINGTON, Nov. 6.-Thc Conservative sue
cesss i'm the North been received with enthusiastic
demonstrations OF JOY IN North Carolina
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HAYTT.

REVOLUTION AGAINST sALNAyR.
HAVANA, Nov. ga revolution has broken
out in Hayt in favor of MOntez, and against the author
ity OF President 5alnave.
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by about 900 majority Negro suffrage viii probably be
defented though IL IL not yet hopeless The entire Demo
cratic ticket Is elected IN this county by from 7Oo 20 go
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THE UEATHER.

REnAAke ear eioHiyi ~lhay Aefno ,I 1
thermometer m falling 81 II The bright star ~ near the
last evening the prnet Jupiter Two large mo we're seen
with optical
crossing the evenings of the 10th and tth Of Oct
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sp,tisI 1aotirs.

The sagic Ash sifer great iaas~s'sr
BY this machine actually ss'e 81 o. escs ea
Jon great quantity Of time and eo'bme yos s'Es The
hiring your give ctr'a.s pes''ns
psstme IN sizing them
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TIE NEW ASSEMBLY

DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF EIGHT.
After more complete returns, and making
inpis allowance for districts not heard from, we make
d. e following list OF members elected TO the Assembly.
hc division stands Co Republicans 70 65 Democrats.
hat viii dO until We ct ihc official returns The last
-seniblv stood 81 Republican,, 10 &C Democrats. Tie
democrats gain a. tc Districts indicated by stars al e
ollie. tho I.ouublc ans Gained only two districts:
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GEORGIA.
.AILRoAD ELECTIO

AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. Cat meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Macon aud Augusta Railroad Col r.
D. Bullock OF southern Express Company was elected
President.
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VOTE FOR MAYOR.

The following is the vote for Mayor By Wards. The
With District OF the Tenth Ward and the With OF the
Eleventh are masing:
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MASSACHUSETTS,

RESULT OF TIE LATE ELECTIONS.
The BosfoB journal of yesterday morning
gives the following table:
NnIE InE COLEKNOE COuNIIEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

Totai In COuuyCondit, ol72 Dusenberfy, 1880 BOg
cr- GG6 Bush DuseDherry Condt In Newark,
72s Condit over DusenberTy IN townships 90 Duson-
berry'e majority Ia County, G7S. Bush Rogers In
Newark go Rogers Bush III townships. "a Bush's
majority IN County, 2CI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

Total I77G9 1873 17.71s 1924. 1905 29.1G6
Nelson's mad l5G10 Champs maj15G Hoffs mai 1850
The following is the vote fer Register by Wards The
md sixth OF The Twentieth are missing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07
Union Lengne fiub.


SPECIAL MEETING II the Club will be held FRIDAY EYBN
~ November At occ hr the Of giving bsrs
tho Cbn the repsrsbls t haisa
has sustained u toe death Of Gov John A. andrew
w CANA. ASSISTANT Seeretay
Auericap Instuse-The monthy meeting this ns.ute .u
be held 1IIS Thursday EVENING NJ inst "A O'Clock ~ its
Cooper Building SALEM H. WALES Recording SecfetsIy
American Ia ,tifute. : THB POLyTBCHNIC BRANCH all
Thursday EVENING AZ a o'clock Room No ~ Coof
Building Topics: Neg Intentions aud DscOeEes, hoFehes "a
the late Exhibition. Admission free. . .. -, /.
}. WYATT RID. secreay.
II. r. II Resolyent COntains the only Pracpie in
SnrsnpariIla wherein Ia medical virtues reside II called SAX
SAPARILLTAN.
So .a is tie RESIDENT into The c,a'hoa tsal ia
presence be detected in Che LlOOd sSi une IN ten MINUTES '
bss been taken.
There is not perfectly ssr,apas mixture Al ssl,
II owing ncompleienes and orpab o. tho mixtures old
As Ssr.apaas that induce medical upon this .l
ruc ssrust srapsran prepared by Dr. RADWAY n rseno
and a., enters into al the virtues abed to
this root by it, associated as IL With
dents possessing Purifying Cleansing Healing RsuOvsns Strengthen
Of tho highest degree Of completeness makes tbs
quickest remedy for all Chronic scTouru' skin Brupoa'
Clanlnlar syphic Kidney Bladder Urinary and Cols Dissses
TO the world
Persons that taking uncertain saapsl ~sea in
large bottles for cured Of the worst
diseases by few and those Wbs covered
with sores skin eiuous pmpes rough and spotted akin.
have been restored beauty Of complexion e"
DAYS Dose one tesspoouf three per pleasant ske
NJ. Lana G Il t,v AL Drn9g
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MARYLAND.

THE ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC TICKET ELECTED.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 6.-The returns come
in slowly. The Indications are that every official
position in the State wbe filed by Democrats In Wash
neton County the entire Democratic ticket elected
IL IS also believed that the Democratic ticket
Is elected IN frederick County These have been STOLE
Republican counties Kent County gives 282 Democratic
majority, and MlCOmca new county gives 1000 Demo
cratic majority.
RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN BALTIMORE
Tile baltimore american of yesterday gives
tho following summary of the vote in that city:
Republican, Gorersor Democratic.
Hugh LEEnoA DOnd.--.4.SlO Oden BGWic.....---lyouo
II. H. Godsborongh. Isaac d. $50
Frederick schley. 1875 william y Leonard s,s7s
:. Superintendent Of Labor end Agyieuiire 90 90,
Capt Il Jones $40 VS. McPherSon -..-l''s5i
Clerk Of Court Of Appeals. -
". L. W. seabrook 1852 James Franklin....los22
States Attorney
Robert Lyon Rogers 49l2 A. LEO Knott. l9sJO
Judges Of Orphans Court.
Joseph III. Audoun. 1882 Thomas 3. Bond .ipsn
Joseph W. Blake SIC Bolivar ID. Daniels l975l
Register Of WIS.
Isaac L. COOK ci .; PIP j. Human
Afford Mace. ..-...i,9l3 George Robinson lVseV
Clerk % Gig Circuit Court
Samuel NJ. Evans. sJ6 James X. Brewer 1870
Clerk Of Court Of Common Pleas.
James ID. Lowry ..;...4952 /. Freeman RASH lsI7i
Cters Of CriBiinm Court
John il. Askcw. 400 WIN p. Mckewen 1880
Clerk cf city Court $50
Harrison Adreon 100 Andrew j. George -'i'SH
ThOs. NJ Dulohart. John ". Davis 1883
city Surveyor.
Gilbert IL BIyson. 4,9GG SIMON J. hartenet ly65-
TIEsI LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT
Siaie Senator
Joseph D. Brooks ls22 Col VIM. Kimmell.. o. sos
Il. A. McAllister. Ind. .e6i
FOR GOVERNOR ~ WARDS
n.,nJ Win ths aal return for chef Justice OF the
(udft Of Appeals, at the election IN October last;
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Turner's Tic DOnloureux, or
TTRNRR'S TIC DOULOUREUX. or

UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEU RALGIA PILL.
A SAVE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES
uafsng rsdyn all Of Facial Neur,lss oha es.e.s
perfect single da No form of Nervous Disease falls 70 yisl
the Of Chronic Neuralgia sns
general arrangements Of standing affecting We
entire system completely AMI permsnsHF cured By few as
or few weeks At the utmost nothing injurious the most
system and always be used with perfect safety Rim con
slant by physicians who their unsnmecs saiu,-
qualified approval By mail receipt Of 81 aud So poss'
stamps Sold everywhere
TURNER & Co. Sole PropristoTs
l2l TrrnoHt-sf. Boston. hsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

SO swt Besol7ent eHtrn INTO The rcashoa tsis 4.
bss been taken.
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II. r. r. ResoIyent Uontnins che only Pr.nclpie in
snrsn para medical virtues reside II called SAK-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

TIE CIT AND COUNTY.
We give fun for Sheriff. County Clerk, District
Attorney, Assembymen. and COrOners The returns for
Supervisors Judge of the Court Of Appeals the Supreme
fOur superior Court, Common Pleas and Marine Court
are not completed at Police Headquarters.
FOR sHERIFF AND COUNTY cLEnK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-07

Repubiicahs lin Taiic, u; Democrats On Romar), a.
Democratic majority. 49,
ATLANTIC COUNTY.
pun ADRLPTfA. nov. G.-Atlantic County gives Kem
aep ifT majority; Caree for sheriff sep majority.
1922 COUNTY.
Tho Republican ticket Is elected by 5oO majority. The
Republican gain u 400.
MINNESOTA.
ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 6.-Scatterng returns
receiya1 ilcito that Marshau cpJ elected Governor
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TOtaL...IgsO 1861
asst
OF una Aths
THIRD DISTRICT
Total $50 1916 2ig
Eaady'a nlurolity S41.

Malli-Ob'8 maj ...-..3, Z
IUIu DISTRICT.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-29
FOB SALE AND TO RENT.

a THE VERY DESIRABLY SITUATED
an Dwellings, viz:-No. llS North Nineteenth street,
above Arch has back buildings, all modern convent
ences side yard, delightful garden and rear view.
One Broad above Brown, with stable; lot 20 by
1853.
One on Green, near Nineteenth, just finished.
One on Walnut near Thirty sixth, with stable.
Two on West Pine street, and others for sale.
GERMANTOWN-Splen large lot corner John
s29 thsmw II j. FREDTK LIST, 629 Walnut.
"a FOR SALE OR TO LEASE-A DESI-
S~rabe Lot, centrally located in the City of Bur
Ia Rton, N. j., containing ga acres suitable for
factory or foundry. Address A. W. ALLEN,
No, l4n MAIN street,
S2i l2t BURLINGTON, N. j.
a GERMANTOWN. - SEVERAL DESIRA
I'LL BILE suburban Cottages for sale, Immediate
possession, w. H. STOKES.
Insurance Office
S8lmS Germantown
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-08-29

New Coal DIscovERY.-Sir Robert Clifton
has found rich coal vein on his estate near
Nottingham, England. About twelve years
since he engaged persons to bore; but they
stopped at about one hundred and forty yards
deep, and it was surmised that they were
bought of. The matter lay in allegiance until
last January. Since that time trials have been
going on, which, on the 9th of this month, oul-
minated in the finding of valuable bed of coal
az depth OF one hundred and eighty-seven
YARDS The mineral is of the finest quality.
AT the present time the discovery is of great
Importance, as it opens up a vast field of fuel
and mineral.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ALE. BURNETrs-This distinguished Ameri-
can humorlst Will open his portfolio of comI-
calities, drolleries, and nonsense, at the Assem-
ply Buildings, next Monday evening September
Z. ALI Burnett has travelled all over the coun-
never iails TO please. There is less of humbug
about him than is found in most showmen.
MI. Burnett is assisted by Miss Emily Nash,
VINO Will read some choice poems, including q
Deautliul Masonic ode. Remember Alf and
MS friend Emily next week. The net proceeds
OF each performance are TO be devoted to a
hospital Tor superannuated and decayed wits,
THESE days.
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M THOMAS 4 SONS, NOS. lso AND s1aO
STOCKS, ETC.
nn fTNun.A-

so.,so On Tuesday,
ePPem6er at IL o'clock NJ, at the Philadelphia
,itSg iNtISnsnge, IOr eCcOunt OF whom It may concern,
57 sSsies ePbiIsdelpha and oro.,. r.. c..
and PInel PessengsT hallway COMPANY ''S ''p'oOe
n Z ITSlT EsTATE SOsi sAT&a AiTG&%PsSRy; Pseeyembers
CONT Ricb Of Brewer minors
ford road and shsckamaxon street 'ne FRANK
BUSINESS sLoCATIoN-Large and valuable build
byeSn So S Spes n steoSS pGs
street 81 eetirCnt C9 feet deep 10 PaethOrp street.
VERY YALUA BILE HOTEL and large lot, known
Ss the Abbey Township line road near the Wissa-
PeremptorY saie-For account Of whom IL may
concern LANDS, 2OvO acres, West Virginia.
ing 80 F no296 U gpr6cs Bccs pye
IhTee-story Brick STORE AND DWELLING, No,
lH6 Calowhih street, east of Fifteenth. Immediate
COUNTRY PLACE, 81 acres, HammOntOn, At
Three-stoiy Brick DWELLING No. l7Os vasey
street. between Spruce and Pine streets.
Tmee-stOry Brick DWELLING, No. 1904 shippen
street. 0O'~-
TRACT 100 100 ACRES Coal and Timber Lands. Jay
IT M. GUMMEY 4 SONS, AUCTIONEERs.
q No. sos WALNUT Street
Hold Regular Sales OF
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, AND SECURITIES AT
THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, -
HandbillB Of each property issued separately.
1000 catalogues published and crcuiated containing
tai ss IN Ss aisU
ter, and offered at private sale.
Sales advertised daily in all the daily newspaper
THOMAS BIRCH q SON, AUCTIONEERS
Il AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No. lilo
CHESNUT Street; rear entrance No. 1lU7 Sansom
street. ~
Sale at No. 1IlO Chestnut street.
NEW AND SECONDHAND HOUSEHOLD FUR
NITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, ROSEWOOD
PIANOS, BAGATELLE, CHINA, GLASSWA
ETC, ETC. 90
On Friday Morning,
Az ociock, at the auction store. No. lilo Chestnut
street, VIII be sold. large assortment or superior
Household Furniture. consisting of elegant parior
suits or various patterns; CHAMBER and dining room
cabinet ware; mante and pier mirrors Carpets spring
ana hair m attressts beds; china glassware; ktcnen
dmrnlture, etc. Tne Furniture can be examined on
Thursday. TS2at r
PANC0AST d WARNOCK, AUCTIONEERS.
l. No. 240 MARKET STREET. -
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF READY
MADE CLOTHING, FELT HATS, MATTINGS,
UMBRELLAS. RUSSIA CRASH, FANCY SOAPS,
D. AOSlERY. NOTIONS, ETC, BY ORDER OF
ASSIGNEE BY CATALOGUE, FOR CASH.
On wednesday morning,
september A. comprising very large assortment of
new ana desirable goods, worthy of special attention.
farucnlars IN future advertisements. Gs24)t
SAMUEL G. FORD d SONS, AUCTONEERa
~ No. lH 8. FOURTH Street,
Real estate. Stocks. Loans, &C. at Private Sale [sS
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,OST OR STOLEN--A BROWN HORSE,
- with white iorelegs and a white spot on the fore
mead Any person having him In his possession, or
hnowipg or his will please leave nformae
Station House, L02sA$l GEo. 6CHWEITzER.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30

Ointment.

- This Ointment amer an experience Of twenty
years, has proved itself SOVEREIGN. remedy for
all Diseases OF the Skin having affected rad
ical cure in every case son which IL was nseo,
curing many obstinate cases OF fifteen or TWEEN
ty years standing, that had previously resisted
I all remedies prescribed by the best medicaitaf
emit OF the country. 'ts effect 10 astonishing, IN
4'afewdays the soreness and irrit alton is remov-
ed !; the shin becon,ss smooth and healthy. and
remains permanently healed, without the use
OF any other remedy 9Lfiff4l4 ? fA4& Gsft
Thus. TEITER, SALg -RHrrN, 1rcH, SOLDIERS
Z IIcB,, ERYsIPELAs, BLoTcHEs. sPiNPLEs, and
every form OF diseiise-o the skin Is punctually
cured,n matter of how long standing. 1t has q
cured bad cases of IHFLAMED yields, and
n Discharges lfram the Ear, when nothing else =
would heal them. PILEs, that have resisted all :
other treatment for many years, have been ef- '
il fectnally cured byst use Of only one box Of
this Ointment BURNS, scALps and OH SORES
II heals in very short time Pace 80 CKNTs
PER BOX If not sold by yonr druggist, send
60 centsto Johnston, Holloway, q Cowpen, Phil
atelphia, a box WILDE sent free OF postage to
OBsERyE--Non genuine without the sigma.
tur. Of the proprietors on the wrapper ofeach
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30
HlIO'lloWay's T., .a- ~, y pit,
III h"uo1 Cd Arnica l3eal yrsr
.sI@lTRBp bio g9d
..r. ., ooi,a,,,. II Plasters.

He 0sfGfnai and only t,xs Ayafea Pqs- 4.
Il, ~. fers possessing tas greet healing tt,,,r
properties Of The AZ.
MICA F2oWers. 's>T'H
The curative effects q these Plasters In ell
II cares OF palmer weakness In che breast side or
bsek. and In all cases of Inflammation Of the
Lungs. and Cough, are truly astonishing they
q give immediate relief % g3aEaD@ sUlIffEg.
Physicians prescribe them and thousands re.
y commend them. i0BsRRvE = HoLLpwAr'ss are
the original and only true Arnc Plasters ,.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-30
Vegetable .Sicj|an Hair Remover

sUS v'svuIuy.Nv f0'o'is'' i'ul' HoiiuHo'
Has stood the test of seves years
triGS by tie public !; and mO Drc2oG-
ration for the hair. get disc0Uered
sCiH produce the same Beneficial
. vesssSts. 4 In a nesO scientific dis
cOUesslf, COZ abiss ny the sssOsf DOsCer-
fsL AND peSt0rakiUel agents Ire the
VE0ETA6LE, KINGDOM. a IL rpstOres
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTH
FuE O0LOR. tx IL makes the SCALP
sChSte sud clean cures d0sslrHH
and hMnsOs's, and falling out Of the
hslr; and sCiu make &c Os,0tC ssp6n
bald heads, except in vesIN aged
persons, as 1t furnishes the 3lNfy'i-
tiUe princiDle 6y sClsicA the hair
tsl s.Onristed and, supported. ~
makes the hair .nsOisf. soft, and
gs0ssD, and 10 nssns.pdssed a. q
HAIk DRESSING. 1t IL the chsspest
! preparation ecer' offered to the
OItsh more and last Longer than
I t!sree bottles Of any other prepare
tiOn. 6 3-.,.7 Iii ~ ~, "a n |u.,a..R
IL Is recOnnns ended and assed ty
the First Medical Authority.
The sCO7sderfxt results 92rOGMce6
6v orr SiciSian Hair Reviewer
J haze induced mann to nsGNMfdr-
tu,'e preparations for the Hair,
! tender t'tsrf0tsS names and ~
order to induce the tr0Sle and tire
pubic to purchase their cont
pounds, they haze res0yted TO false.
h0OAs, by claiming they sCeve
former partners, or had some con-.
feectiOn aOith oar MFR. Halt, ana
their 7ss'epGgMftO7s ecaS sinsiIHr 10
ours. do not De deceiCed By tiss.ns.
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Manhood: How Lost. How Restored

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