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The national Republican., 1867-07-19
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On the morning Of the first Monday Of July, 1867
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Conneaut.-From the Reporter.

ts-f
|. On Monday morning. Mrs. A Slverthorn,
while getting pail of water, fell, dislocating
her right shoulder Medical aid was imme di-
ately summoned, aud Mrs. s. is fair wa y
an immediate recovery.
SwAK.-0n Wednes'y morning we were shown
one Of the finest of white swans that we have
ever seen. 1t measured from tip to tip of its
wings. seven feet. Mr.. A. GuiIes shot the bird in
Bruce marsh in Springfield township.
CoxNEAUr On WELL-Some days ago the
materials arrived for tubing this well, in order
to test the amount and quality of its gas, with a
view of applying tito some useful purpose. Work
was commenced under the supervision of Cap
tain VIM Neil, but again suspended for the
reason that the hole is partially filled with stones
and pieces of timber. ess u
ELECTIONS The following is the result of the
elections held in Connefut on Monday:
TowssHIP.
Trustees-N. B. Payne, ]. d. Ransom G. V.
Eastman. - -'-sS
Treasurer Ganseyoort
Assessor-C. Cr ane.
= Clerk.-Loren Gould. s. ststv4 x
Constabies-O E. Giffoid, NJ. II dresnlee.
Justice of the Peace-A. c. Dibble.
{ MayorLE P. Smith,
Recorder-G. w. Hall.
Trustees-C. F. Matson, FL. A. Blood, Lo-
rem Co lid, NJ. b. Townsend and Smith Chees-
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WONDERFUL ExtMATIoN.-One of the
most remarkable discoveries of Indian re-
mains that las been made for many wears
occurred on Saturday afternoon, in Cleye-
land. The Workmen engaged in excav-
ating for the new block, at the corner Of
Superior and Erie streets, came upon the
petrifed body of full grown man in
a remarkable state of preservation. A
large number of knives, arrowheads, and
trinkets of various kinds, were also
found, proving beyond doubt that all
" Were relics of the Aboriginal period
The man was feet in highth, and
was undoubtedly warrior of one of the
tribes which inhabited this section before
the conquering white man came The
other articles are similar to those found
in the mounds or burial grounds of the
Indians. One Of the arms was accident
ly broken by a blow from msttock.
bnt otherwise the body Is nearly perfect.
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.Jes, sol"--" Exactly "-Solon Shinale sa;a thew
were there "every time" II he felt "owley III the
morning he took Plantation Bitters il be felt weary at
night he took Plantation Bitters he eked appetite
was weak anguid or mentally oppressed he took Plan.
tation Biters; and they fed to set him on his
pins square and firm. tFss.f 3
Few persons want any better authority; but as some
may, just resd tie following:
Il I owe much to you, for verify be.
REv. VIII. WAsoNER, Madrid N z"
have been great sufferer from
Dyspepsia and had to abandon preaching
The Plantation Bitters have cured me.
Rev. @ A MnLwooD, New York City,"
~ - L had lost all appette-was SO
weak and ensrvated could hardly walk and had perfect
ters have set me all right. - = -
9 JAMES HExNwAr. st. Louis Mo.
=. The Plantation Bitters have cured
Of arrangement Of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs
that distressed me for years. They act like charm
So I--9f G. c. MOORE. 254 Broadway N. Y.'
Mrs. O. N. DEvoE manager of the Union Home School
for Soldiers Children she has given it to the weak
and invalid children under her charge with the most hap
py and gratifying results" We have received over
hundred of such certificates but NO advertisement
is effective what people themselves say Off good
tcle. Our fortune and reputation s at stake The
original quality and high character Of these goods will be
sustained under any and all circumstances. They have
already obtained sale in every town. village parish and
hamlet among civilized nations. Base im.ators try to
name and style they can and because
good article cannot be sold low as poor one they
find some support from parties who do not care what
they SELL Be your guard See private stamp over
ths cork. P. H. DRAKE q CO., New York City.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by al Druggists.
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DIED.

Announcements Free Commendatory Notices. half rates
In Rochester n. T. on the 18th ut. DR.. ALEXANDER
KELSEY aged 60 years. The deceased brother OF
W.R. Kelsey, of Conneaut, o.. 50
In Conneaut the 31st ut, CLINTON j., of JAS.
W. and CONSTANCE PRESS, aged month and II days.
In Springfield the 9th ult, Mrs PRISCILLA HARRIS,
aged 86 years. s314 / sa
On the 29th pl of congestion of the lungs J. L. SEY
AouR NJ d., In 32nd year Of his age.
On the 18th uit, of congestion Of the lungs Mrs CA
LlsTA WErMoRs, aged AZ years and 4mbnti1s
nER, aged % years .--1l-.' - 80 8
aged 3S years. = ,
In AshtabuIa, on the 18th ma MApy T. Swr,r, in
her 40th years go : 'e"~-- = - : :
In saybroot, on tie "a inst, by Rev. j. Wxrerrs.
voErH, ALFRED H. sTESARD. to Miss eAnAE 4. FtrSf
both Of Saybrook - =
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BRUCE, WArrE & AM1Dos, is the style OF the
new firm that succeed Mansfield & Bruce, Mr.
Mansfield has disposed of his interest to Gao
w Waite, late the able Superintendent of oul
Union Schools, who comes to make his resi-
dence among us, and Mr.. AMIDoN, late clerk IL
the establishment. The firm, in all that goes
to make up gentleman and thorough business
men, need no endorsement. This long stand
ing and popular establishment, though losing
a thorough and most acceptable member, will
see to it, that nothing of its formerposition and
character shall be abate1 Adv. next week,
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0ve Million Dollars saved.


Geatsnen II had negro man worth 81 200 who took
cold from bad hurt in the Leg and useless for over
year. had used everything could hear of without
benefit, until tried the Mexican Mustang Lniment II
soon effected a permanent cure"
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1852 j. L. DOWNING:
az take pleasure in recommending the Mexican Mus.
tang Lnient valuable and Indispensable article for
Sprains; Sores Scratches Or Calls Oh H5fsee: Our men
have S nssa il 8 for Buns Bruises Sores Rhegmatis
Express: =
The sprain Of my daughters ankle occasioned while
skang last winter was entirely cured in week. after
she using your celebrated Mustang Linient
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. l, 1866. ED. SsELY." (
1t is an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang Lint
ment performs moro cures than any article discov
ered Families livery and planters should always
have on hand Quick and sdreit certainly is. All gen.
uine is wrapped in steelpkte sngavings bearing the
signature of g. VI wssrAHoox; Chemist and the prirat
y. 81 Stamp Of bExxs BAaSss Co.. over the top.
An effort has been made to eountsrfsit it with cheap
stoneplsts lshel Look eKossty "a - 5as-4
4ss-sseso Trsr5 NE sold ~ IN DrEsxtsss. sA
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Spring purchases, and their goods are now ar
irving daily. The supply is not stinted one,
nor has the selection been made in a careless
or slipshod way. Good taste and judgement
are always evident, and the young gentleman
who presides over the establishment, has g
laudable ambition to commend himself and his
goods to his customers, especially the young
LndZu portion of them
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Farragut and our Naval Commander
The Agent for this work. b. H. CrowELL, is working
along this canyassing the County and win be here
in few days.
tits companion volume to 'Headiey's Grant sher-
man. comprising the early life and public services Of
the prominent Naval Commanders The only history OF
the Navy that has yet appeared record from 1861 to
1865. The author has been aided in his work by docu
ents ard official matter furnished directly by the of
GERS their friends which places the authenticity OF
the work beyond doubt The work is comprisedin one
large octave volume of six hundred pages with
steel engavngs 1t is spien did work, sold
only by subscrintion ;.s..s a..- .--st
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In Conneatit on the 2sh ult, by Rev. ". FL. Wilson,
WILLIAM GILMAN of Geneva, to Miss Rosa JACKSON, of
Oonneaut. si.9-z p =. - s-l- - Eisss
At Conneaut Centre on the 9th ult by Rev. O. T.
Wyman, o. B. Swaziland, of Springfield, Pa, to Miss
ROsETT BLOOD, of Monroe Ohio. 5h iitrf 5i oi- -
At the fremont House, in Conneaut the 27h ult.,
by Rev. o. t, Wyman, MELVIN SHERMAN, to Miss LUCY
WEED, both Of East Springfield, Pa.
At Conneau Centre on the 2Sth ult by the Rev. o. T.
Wyman, WM G. Buss, of East Saginaw, Mich, to Miss
EMMA j. FARNHAM, of South Ridge, Ohio. a. ,.7.
In West Andover, on the 18th ut. by C. s. MsrriH,
Esq, E. A. DESsLow of Colebrook, to Miss MAGGIE L.
GURLEY, of West Andover
In Lenox ON the 30th ult.. by Rev. A. D. olds HENRY
s. SMITH, to Mrs. LUCY A. RooD, both of Lenex.
In Austnburg, the 25th ult., by j. NJ Fraser o. P
HASTINGS of Saybrook to Miss SUSAN E. ROSE, of Aus
tinburg. ~ ,f}.@ ~ - ";-
In Lencx the Gath ult, by Rev. A. d. Olds, ISAAC
STEWARD to Miss MARY Cisco. -f =
In Ceiebrook on the 9th ult by Charles Irons: wM
E. DockERY, NJ D, of Baconsburg Ohio, to Miss AMELIA
q. PArktr,Gt, of Colebrook 81
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Ii1zmrfrx q FAsor 1ouDs -Mias wniaHf d Buo. are
filing up their store again with very desirable and
choice selection Of Spring Millinery eonsistngss fol-
iows-Ladss and Misses straw and ncy Braid Bonneta
hats of all the prevailing Styles and novelties Of the
season.
Mournig Bonnsta, Veis q Collars. Ladies Caps. In
fants' Caps Bonnets. Elegant silks Flowers Laces
Ribbons STRAW trimmings, Ornaments. Hoopskirts, Coz.
sets, Stamped Yokes. Star Braid, &c.
Particular attention paid in making Old Ladies' Bon
nets Straw Bonnets Hats dressed over in the latest
STYLE In connection with our store first class Dress
Maker can be found Patterns and Dress trimmings for
sale Don't forget the place. doors South of the Flax
House. sass p = 80
We also have the agency of DUNN Co.'S extensive Dy
ing Establishment Ladies Gents wishing anything
in that ne will please leave their goods at store,
and have them sent and returned free Of charge.
Miss WRIGHT d Bro.
Aehfahufa Arr;I foc1 rs +-e. oof
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LOCAL NOTICES.

CANVASS OF TIE UNION proves that the most sue
cessful candidate for general favor placed before the
people, is that pure and saubrous vegetable beautifel
CHRISTADORo'S HAIR DYE,
Far and WIDE throughout the restored republic in def
Of rivalry and competition it appeals To PoLIs
of all who design to clothe the with the magni
cent black brown hues which nature has denied OF
age stolen away. Manufactured by ]. CHRISTADORO
g. Astor House, New York Sold By Druggists Applied
by all Hair Dressers.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, April 81 1867
+. FLouR-The market continues very firm and good
steady demand is maintained though decided activity
is reported We st quote City made xx spring from
No. wheat s1a50013000; do do from No wheat $f1.
50G12 Is: country made spring $11 2S61l5O; TX red
winter e135o015, ,25; Xxx winter $l5.50G16,s5.
WHEAT-In moderate car-lot demand, steady and firm
sales car No Milwaukee spring at g. 10 cars No
do do at $3.50; car No Wabash spring ats$2,65.
CoRN-405c better, closing firm; sales 8 cars new
shelled at 91c from store 500 bu do 90c.
lOArs-Quiet but &c better sale Mol State at SEC
RYE-Quiet at B., ,10G1, ,16 per bu.
BARIEY-Quiet; Canada held at 81. Is. State 656S9O
!. SMOKED MEATs-Steady, firm and jim good demand
Sales 1000 lbs Sugar cured Hams at 15c 1000 lbs plain
Hams at 14c; Dried beef at 22c; Shoulders lie Break
fast Bacon 15c Clear rib Bacon 13c.
BUTTEB-Quiet and steady at o093ec for choice roll
good roll s6G2Sc common grades 1S124c
EGGs-Firm sales % bbls at 25c.
DRIED APPLEs-Quiet; sales so bbls at &c. including
packages. = ~ 49, -
BaANs-In moderate request at s2oo0ooe per bu, &C
cording to quality. sl4 ..s-f' d s''ss -
SEEDs-C1over in fairyinquiry, and prices firm. but
somewhat irregular; sales bags at $500 75 bu and Il
bags at So 90 - bags at $685. bags at $1,000 limo
thy dull at $2,75@S,25 - - :,
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Heimstreet's inimitable Hair Coloring Is not dye
All instantaneous dyes composed Of taar causc and
less destroy the vitality of the hair This is the
original Hair Coloring and has been growing in favor
twenty years. 1t restores grey hair to its original
color by gradual absorption in most remarkable man.
1t is also beautiful hair dressing. Sold in two
sizes-50 cents and $1-by all dealers.
c. HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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ELEoTIoN.-T occasion passed off without
convulsion, and without any of the heat and
chatting that so commonly attends upon such
seasons. The township ticket was elected al
it came from the caucus, without opposition, as
follows: ~5- - s
Township Clerk, C. e. Calkins.
Treasurer, H L. Morrison.
Assessor, T. s. Edwards,
Trustees, John P. Robertson, Abel Krum, H
] Nettleten.
Constables, Daniel Mitchell, Mason Baker
Josiah Fuller.
The Village ticket was scratched, and three
ofthe caucus candidates for trustees were drop
ed, H. L. Morrison, Geo. Russell, and L. D
Gates, and the names of VIM. Humphrey, Geo
Willard, and VIM. Seymour substituted
Mayor PARSONS is too much favorite with
an appreciating and generous public, otherwise
than to carry the popular vote. While We
contemplate with emotions of pleasure this ey-
idence that his star is rising, we indulge the
pleasurable hope that he willbear his blushidg
honors with becoming meekness, and allow his
fellow citizens to meet him, as nearly as posi-
BILE, on the same terms as heretofore.
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The Shool Exhibition at Clarendon Hall, last
week, was q most creditable one, alike to
scholars, teachers, and superintendent. The
audience was large, filling the! hall, and the re-
ceipts amouted to some $ll2. The schools are
in a fourishing condition, and Mr.. Cory is
winning golden opinions for his able and de-
voted management .srs ',sr. - '.,,s
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VALUABLE ADVICE FOR THE AFFLIcTED.-Dr Strickland
in reply applications for advice wishes to
inform those who afflicted that they may consult him
all Acute Chronic Diseases by letter. stating the
age symptoms &c. with fee of two dollars enclosed
Physician both in Europe and America especially in
the treatment of chronic complaints after other Doctors
have failed to effect Those suffering shoud i'm
mediately send for prescription by addressing Dr. A.
Strickland, Cincinnati, Ohio. S97-y1
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Mr.. ANDREW G. STONE, fayorably known as
in ordering the Telegraph, informs us that he
is about to open an Office for the practice OF
his professor, at Lawrence, Mass.
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Who would not be beautifully Who would not add to
their beautyi What gives that marble purity and dis
ngue appearances we observe upon the stage and in the
city bees 1t lie no longer secret They Hagan's
Magnolia Balm. Its continued tan freckles
pimples and roughness, from the face and hands, and
leaves the complexion smooth transparent and ravishng
Unlike many cosmetics it contains material injurious
to the skin. Any druggist viii order it for you not
hand, at 30 cents per bottle.
w. E. HAGAN, Troy, N Y, Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES CO., Wholesale Agents, n. Y.
Saratoga Spring Water sold by all Druggists.
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The rite of confirmation was administered by
Bishop McIlEaine on Tuesday, March 96, in St.
James church, gainesville The Rector, Rev.
T. B. Wells, conducted the services, and Rev.
J. II. Rylance, of St Paul,s, Cleveland, preached
the sermon.
After the sermon twenty-five youth and mid
die aged persons presented themselves before
the altar and received the rite. s1h = ra-
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The chaste and beautiful church edifce just
completed by the Methodist Society of Geneva,
was dedicated on Tuesday of last week-the
sermon by Rev. Bishop Kingsley, of Cleveland.
At the. close of the sermon, $4,000 was con-
tributed, clearing the Church of all indebted
ness.
The entire cost of the Church, was SIC, 564.
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THE FARwELL DONATION given by the friends
of the Rev. Mr.. TUTHILL, on Monday evening
last, waa gratifying in numbers, and still more
in receipts The donations were mostly in
currency. and this counted up something over
@17S
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1t is most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicates scurf and dandruff.
1t keeps the head cool and clean.

It makes the hair rich, soft and glossy. ~
1t prevents hair turning grey and falling of.
1t restores hair upon prematurely bald heads
This is Just what LYONS Katharion will do 1t is pret
tyt is cheap-durabe. 1t is literally sold by the
load and yet its almost incredible demand is daily in
creasing until there is hardly country that does
not keep it, or family that does not use it.
E. THOMAS LYON, Chemist NJ
SdraloQa Stirring Water sold BY all Druggists.
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Geneya-From the Times.

BURGLARY.-0n Monday night last, the
Grocery Store of G. c. Gleason, Geneva,
was entered by cutting out the sash OF
a back window, and goods carried away
to the amount of over 800, chiefly in
pocket knives. On the same night the
billiard rooms of Harrington were enter
ed, the billiard balls taken away, and the
coal shovel of the ''TIMEs" Office spirited
away.
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TRY ALL MEANs.-Ifany Of one readers have beer
troubled to make light and uniform biscuit it is more
than probable they do d. B. DeLand & Co.'S. Bss
Chemical Saleraus That it pure article, not detri
mental to health and sure In its effects. Try it by al
means,
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DR.. KING, after several weeks absence, is a.
gain at his post of professional duty, fact that
his many friends and patients win be pleased to
learn.
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Popular Trade.-I p Sherwood is certainly doing
the popular trade of Cleveland Keeping buyer in the
Eastern market enables him meet every change in the
markets. He has lately made several large purchases Of
woolen goods he is retailing Hamilton & Manchester
Cassimeres 75c. 81. At the present prceof WOOL
they would cost 81 so to manufacture he is receiving
an elegant stock of Harris & Woodward Doe Skins
Sherwood's Cloth Department is the largest in the
West He is doing an extensive business in Woolens.
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Two Dollars 4 Year inysrfab ably In Advance
Locals& dMiscelIaneous.
President Livcrmore OF me.dviIle COLES

President Livcrmore OF MesdvtIle College
will occupy the desk of the Congregational Church IN
this village On Sunday the nth Of April noning'and
afternoon. at the usual hours of worship. 2t
Gard Photographs-NEW STYLE.-The new
style OF Cabinet Photographs are now taken at ALBEKrs
Gallery Heaa Sbaag Of at pHme cost his Photograph
Albums and Moulding Frames "A word to the wise &c.
fE A young woman, of suitable qualifce-
tion. desirous of learning to set type, may find
place at this Office: so 'ss,.i 's.ae s.',s =
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Telegraphing.-Top To parsats and others -
D. CLINT HILL teaches the art of telegraphng to boys
have moderate degree of skill in writing spelling
and cphering of any age, from upwsrds Tuition $40
For further information apply at his residence at Mr.
Hrrpy CryFSrYfs 9+l-f tfs-i ttfGJ
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LYONS EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA GISGER-for Indi
gestion Nausea Heartburn Sick Headache Cholera Nor
bus, Flaglency, &C., where warming stimulant is
quired Its careful preparation and entire purity makes
it acheap and reliable article for culinary purposes Sold
everywhere, at so cents per bottle Ask for "Lross
Pure Extract: Take no other.
Saratoga Spring Water sold By all Druggists.
. s-ys6wi
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Certificate of Auth oritys
(To expire on the 31st day of January, 1851

OFFICE THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
e4-r, Counhis Ohio, Feb: 25, 1861. } +
Whefeas, the international Insurance Company, To-
Gated at New York in the State of New York. has filed
in this Office statement of its condition, as re-
qured BY the act To regulate Insurance Companies not
Incorporated BY the State of Ohio passed April 1856
and amended Feb 9, 1854 and the act ITO regulate For
egh Insurance companies" passed April 5. 1866 and
whereas said company has furnished the undersigned
isctory evidence that it is possessed of actual Cap
ital Of at least ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY THoUs
AND DOLLARS, invested as required by saidActe and
whereas, said Company has aled in this office
written instrument under its corporate seal, sign:
ed by the President and SecretarY thereof authorizing
any Agent or Agents q said Company IN hi. State to
said Company aceorains the terms of said act Of
April s. 1856
Now therefore, In Pursuance Of the acts aforesaid
James Godman Auditor Of State for Ohio; do hereby
certify that said International Insurance Company OF
New York. Is authorized TO transact the business OF
FL re and Marine Insurance In this State until the thirty
first day of January in the year thousand eight hum
dred and sixty-eight. f-4s'tt t,1,ze
- In witness whereof have hereunto snb-
-. scrfbed my name, End caused the rcai OF ny
onice to be afixsd the day and year above wit
~ JANRsH ecDxAs. Audttor efst4ts.
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Attention is called to the of Mrs. CHE
NEY, of new goods in the Millinery line, at her
store Having the material and astefulness being ad
mtted her claim for favor and patronage among the Ia
dies is pretty well founded
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-04-06

HALLS VEGETABLE SIcnIAN HAIR RENEwER renews the
hair Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer restores
gray hair its original color. Halls vegetable siciian
hair renewer prevents the hair from falling off, Halls
vegetable Sican hair makes the hair and
glossy. Halls vegetable hair does stain the
skim Halls vegetable hair has proved the best
preparation for the hair presented the public
For sale by all druggist Price LOO. r. P. HALL &
CO., Nassau u. H., Proprietors.
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toilet delight Superior Cologne ased bathe
allsy inflammation TO perfume clothing for headache he
IT is manufactured from the ch Southern Maonola and
sobtaining patronage quite unprecedented is favor.
lite with actresses and opera singers It s sold by all
dealers at 81 90 In large bottles and by DxAs BsnSSs
Co., New York, Wholesale Agents. - = =
Saratoga Spring Wattr sold By al Due2ists
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{ HasEElts csluMm.

COTTON YARN, Bats, &c.-The
articles, that many Of their have been
ty. - 81 - u = D. w HASKELL g CO.