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The Waynesburg Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 1867-18??, 1867-08-28

FIRST Dispnfci,.

BROWNSVILLE, Aug. p, '67.
FIRST Dispatch.
WAsuINGToN, August 26.-Thc
President has removed Sickles and
appointed Candy. He takes immedi-
ate command. He also assigns Han
cock to the Fifth District and orders
Sheridan TO Lcavcnworth, Kaa., con-
trary to Grants order. Thomas re-
mains in command Of the Department
of the Cumberland, The dissolution
Of the Cabinet is close at hand. Every
member but Attorney General Stan
berry has intimated his willingness to
the President to tender his resignation
and will formally write it out the mo-
ment he is informed that it is desired.
Postmaster General Randall has al
ready written his and will probably
hand it to the President tomorrow if
solicited. so far az the Executive
views can be learned the designations
of Secretaries Browning, Seward,
Wells and Randall will be ac-
ceptcd from time to time as their sue
ccssors are determined on.
Second Dispatch.
WAsHINGTON, ID. c., Aug. 2G. '67,
Since sending previous dispatch both
Secretary Mccullough ond Post Mas
ter General Randall have informed
the President that they would at once
retire from the Cabinet if he desired.
The President made no definite an
swer but it is believed he will not ac-
cept McCollough's resignation. The
President in assigning General Han
cock to General Sheridan's place has
issued an order making a direct issue
with General Grant rs to the powers
conferred under the Reconstruction act
over commanders of Military Districts.
He permits General Hancock to annull
and repeal such acts of General Sher-
idan's administrators, as he may see
fit, without reference to General Grants
recent order assigning General Thomas
to that command and continuing them
all in force. p.
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BIRD and Whitaker arrested for
the murder of Mr., Sproul, not long
ago, in Washington county, have been
discharged by the court of that county.
So ends the Sproul-Whittal,er scnsa-
ton, one of the accused being acquitt-
ed and the other discharged without
trial, although it was claimed conclu-
sive evidence Of their guilt existed.
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EIGHTY ACRES!

more or less, about Fortyacres of which Is clear
ed, on which Is erected one Hewed Log Dwelling
House, Log Stable and other out buildings, an
Apple Orchard, &c. Adjoining lands of James
Parscn, Archibald Clendenning, Eli Jacobs and
others,
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sSSe Hestpy this aG2yernment2Gy ibrfs OF
We learn that fe ~ M Y. 10
conys confined in the West Virginia has also XIII, ~, ~ % -

&@ taA 80 IN " fA
We learn that twenty-seven; ;cf tbe
conyicts confined in the West Virginia
Penitentiary, escaped en- Thursday
last. As our readers are perhaps
aware, the State is building a peniten-
tidry at Moundsville, twelve miles
below. Wheeling. The convicts are
employed in the erection of the build
ings and are at present confined by a
high board fence with armed guards at
stated distances apart. i'I
On the morning referred to, and in
accordance, no doubt, with a previous
ly concocted PLAN twenty-seven of the
prisoners made rush upon the guards
at the main gate overpowering them
and arming themselves with whatever
came in their reach. Overcoming all
opposition they ransackcd the arsenal
Of its arms and ammunition, and bold
" marched off. Three of the number,
not relishing their newly acquired
freedom voluntarily surrendered to the
authorities. Three others had at our
latest advise been re-arrested. The
remainder have broken up into squads
of three and four and are prowlihg
about the country. They have visited
number of the farm houses along
the b. & o, r. r, demanding clothing,
giving in exchange, the pententiary
uniform. The State has offered re-
ward of $1,000 for their arrest.
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TIE time for converting August
7-3O Treasury notes into 5-20 bonds
has been extended to September 10.
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Same time and place, another tract Of land sit
uate In Aleppo township, Greene county, Pa,
containing 'I.
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IN htt city.
60 O0 TO $500 PER DAY.
AGENTS TAINTED
FOR THE
G. O l. d E \ p L n.
A BETTER PEN THAN GILLoTs PEN

L
These pens sell rapidly wherever introduced,
to all classes Of people. Are fully equal to tire
gold pen for ease and beauty uf writing, More
flexible and durable than any steel pen ever
manufactured. VIII not corOde. Send fIr SAM
pie box only 81 cents, or two boxes for % cents,
No. for general use. No. for ladies', Schools
and choice PENN lnShp. Sent free of postage.
Money refunded If they do not give satisfaction.
Address ~. V. Il. C0WEN, Lafayette, ind.
The following is n sample of hundreds Of let
ters from partit who have ordered these pens
POTrSTOWN. PA, July 18th, 1907.
VI. V. Il. COWEN, Lafayette, Ind.
DEAR SIR The box of No. | pens ordered by
ME some ten days since has arrived, and am so
much pleased with them that have concluded
TO take an Agency for their sale, so far at least,
as to order three gross No. | and one gross No. .
for which enclose your price tn Agents. Ad-
dress REV. s. SIEGFRIED,
OF REpuBLIcAN.
Warranted 10 last five times as long, and give
better satisfaction than any steel pen nanuiac-
tured. Send for circular of testimonials from
Professors of Schools and Colleges, and from
prominent business houses. NJ. v. @. s:2s-3m.
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AtluAArsstisslas,,ts.l

Walton and George Knisely. t.a
DIV. NO. G-THOROUGH BRED.
Best thorough bred stallion for all pur-
pOses...... ...... ..... ...... ......Sl2 OO
2nd do do do 90
Pedigree of all horses on exhibition in this
division must be produced.
Committee John Parkinson, Esq, w.
Va; johnson Smith, Esq, and Isaac Booher.
CLASS DIV. NO I-SHORT HORN OR
DURHAM PURE Bi CODED. ft'
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ealeWsAAvsrtise,netts.
SiHiaISyrs 71Ala Il II p y

BY virtue ofa writ OF venditiofi Exponas,
issued out OF the Court of Common Pleas oi
Greene comfy, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to public sale ut the Court House, In
Waynesburg, on
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&c oommittee: Jas courtrlght, sr, James Mcvay


DIV. NO. 2.-RACING MULES ~,
There VIII be aFweep stake premium of st0
PAID on the slowest mule In tho race.a All riders
to be changed.
,Committee: las. b, Medium ply, las H. Dur
nm, Samuel II. Walton Samuel Clutter, T.. r.
henderson, n. J. Ross, Harvey Conlsey, Samuel
Jewel, Sr. and Enos MClcland.
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VALUABLE GRIST MILL AND Dis
Y TlLLERY FOR SALE .-.

VALUABLE GRIST MILL AND Dis
Y TlLLERY FOR SALE. .-
The subscriber will offer at public sale In front
OF the court house. IN Waynesburg, on TUES-
DAY, the l7th day of september, next,
TIE GRIST MILL AND DISTIfLERY.
situate on the state Road. ono mile east of
Wayncshurg, known rs the "Lantz mll.n There
Will be sold with the property all the land lying
north OF the state road, and east Of the road
across Ten Mile creek, containing about throo
acres. The machinery IL driven both by
AND WATER POWER!
and lsn desirable property for persons inclined
to engage in such business.
The Terms will be onc-thlrd in hand and the
balance Of the purchase none in two annual
payments, with interest from the sale,
Reler to John Phclan Esq, in Wayncsburg, or
to the subscriber on the premises.
S;2S-ts RUTH Il. PORTER.
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Facts for Government acknowledgements
the Holders of GrcrnbocSs-Erad. RE-
nect-lna hand to your NeiShbOr.
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ster. John Church and Vim. Kent.
CLASS NO. G-rOULTRY.
Best pairs Of Pnland Sham 5haia, Dork-
ings and Dang Hills, cach.. -. / on
2nd 90 do do do do 5n
Best lot of poutry..... ...... ..... -. 2OI
Beet pairs of geese, ducks. guinea,
hens, pca-iowls and turkeys, ca h OO
md do do do do do 80
Commi tee: Justice + Temple, Pet,r
Brown, Moigan Bell, Esqs, and Spencer
BcabOut.
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Aew Adrsrtise,l.eats.

Conmittee; s. A. Iisdston, W. I. II. Paulcy
Jas. h. Sayers, g. W.FcrreL ~, ssla tlIi7iI iI-'
GLASS NO. l6--MuLES AND JACKS
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altw AArtrtitemcntS.

WM BiNGnAM JR., ; Frth Street, Ptts
jvrgb, ishr oa'iori-cia9eat for he RLrUpLicAN
IN htt ciig
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Committee Misses Mary a. Durbin, Jennie
reagarien Mary Walton, Lou. f. Ross, p. Head
ley, Lizzie Gray, p. Bristor, Maggie Cook, Julia
A. Conkey, Mary A. MGlumphy, Mary Noble.
W. CLASS NO I1-FINE ARTS. ~ "
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DIV. NO. 6. G.-MISCEILANEOUS.

Committee; Mrs Jacob Loar. Esq, Mrs J,
w Walton, Mrs. A. Ross, MIS-. A. J. Boohcl
and Mrs. Elias Headley.
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LASS no. DOMESTIC MANUFAC-

Committee: Mrs y. A. Purman. Mrs. D.
NJ Walton. Mrs Philin Marsh, Mrs. Drake
Johnson. Mrs. A. J Ilinerman, Esq, Mrs
DR.. d. w. Gray and Mrs. J. X. Iaughridge.
DIV NO. LINEN.
st linen yard wide, yard...... IS 9 90
2nd do do do do on
Best table linen 8 yaris...... ...... -. 0O
md do do do 80
Best liren thread cuts...... ..... e. 90
2nd do do do 80
Committee Mrs. I. C. Booher, Mrs. Ste
phen Knight, Mrs. John N. Loar, Mrs. Geo.
Knisely and Mrs. Samuel Harvey.
DIV. NO. 8.-COTTON.
Best coverlet...... ...... ...... ..... ...S 2 on
End do r / on
Best counter-pane... ..,.. -. ] 90
End do ''t'' so
Best pair cotton hosc...... ...... -. ... 90
End do 90 do aa so
Committee: Mrs I. B. Jacobs, Mrs. Ham.
ilten Scott Mrs. Thomas Hughes and Mrs.
Morgan Conkey. ..I.
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Proth'y's Office August 10, le6.
Tt is agreed by the attorneys AZ the Bar to have
but one week Of court, commencing on the Sd
Monday of September. 1867 Grand Jurors will
appear rs risrIal on Monday; and Petit Jurors
on Tuesday, at 81 o'clock, !. VI. Petit Jurors
summoned 10 appear for second week need not
attend. ]. +. TEMPLE, Prothy.
aS-tc f t'H '' h"
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Jts' so ~ Exactly r'--Solun shinRle said they
more there every time" IL he felt "oWley" in
.ne hlng he took plantation Bltters; il he felt
meary ut night, he took Plantation Bitters; II he
oppressed he took Plantation Bitters and tb,y
never Jailed to set him his pins squuie and tltn
rev persons want any better autloatF; lint M
'oHe may !HSt read the following
uv ho,i,vo ,h. ,,,., owe much TO you, for YER
~ DeheVe the ilAntAtion Bittors have sAyed NV
lle' hEN'W. ii. WAGONEli, Madrid. N. y. ~
have boen n great sufferer
from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon prescbing
cnrsd mn inc Plantation Bitters have
=, REV. c. A WILDWOOD, New York Citv
hAdlost all appetite--vtas a.
weak ana enoryated could hardly walk ana bsS
periect dread Of society. Tha
Plantation Biiters have set me all right.
JAMES HEIMlNWAY 81 Iopis Mo
The Plantation Bitters TX S,o
cured me OF arrangement of the Ridnays AL
Urinary organs, that distressed me for Vsars
They act like charm ~ A'' SNHS
NJ &C MOORE, 2s4 broadway, New York.
MIS- o. M. DENOE, manager of the Inion
Home School for Soldiers Children savs sbs taho.
gwen IL 10 the weak and invalid children undeT
hcr charge, Win the most happy and urntiT,, ~, =
results" We nave received over hundred r.a,,, e
of such certificates, but no adyertisen,nt a.
fectiyo as what people themselves say az 80 % Oh,
article. Onriortune and is a. I kHou
The Original quality and high charactet ~, 49, e,
goods Will be sustained under every ana VI ai
cumstahees. Ihey have already obtained a az
civilized nations. Base imitators ~, nlet i among
near our name and style as they can .n, Iolhe as
good article can not be sold as low - H Dccduse
they hnd some support from parties bO'i oney
Sots oer S be on your guard See oDT
= II: DRAKE Co, New York C,,,.
Druggists. 'oiu by all
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The DAILY EMPIRE.
ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

A Minnesota man realized from his
wheat crop last year more than twice the
amount paid for his farm the year before.
The Courts Of Ocean County, N. j., have
granted $4,000 damages to Miss Yarnoll
for breach of promise of marriage on the
part of a Mr.. Abraham Stout, dry goods
merchant. F.t.
Senator Ramsay, of Minnesota, was at
New Orleans on the 10th, and while at the
st. Louis Hotel, was robbed of a gold watch
and chain valued at 500,
A cotton factory at GreenviIle, North
Carolina, turns out one hundred and TWEEN
ty thousand yards of cloth per week.
A man found hidden in an old mattrass
bought at auction in Newbern, N. c., n
bouncing big roll of greenbacks.
The United States District Judge for the
| District of Texas has decided that the or
| der of General Griffin, requiring the jurors
to take the 'iron clad OATH" is Illegal.
General A. J. Donelson, formerly a can
didate for the Vice-presidency on the the
Fillmore ticket had his pocket picked last
Saturday evening at the Charleston depot,
In Memphis, of papers and money The
former were found three miles from the
\ city, on the railroad track, by detectives.
Your inquiring "housekeeper" OF to-day
will find a thorough remedy for the roach
pest by plentiful use of pulverized borax
She can get pound for about forty cents,
at the druggists, aud need have no tear OF
It's accidental contact with food, little
will not lujure person Dust it at the
edge Of carpets, (or under carpets, even, }
in all cracks, on,the shelves, under the ia
BILE cloth, In fact everywhere. ..l.t.
Mr.. Youatt, the famous veterinary SUR
geon who has been bitten eight or ten times
by Tabld animals, says that crystals of nj
trate Of silver, rubbed into the wound, will
positively prevent hydrophobia in the BIT
| ten person or animal.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe bought three
hundred acres OF land near Jacksonville,
some time ago, aud planted it with orange
| orchards; aud she can sell IL now for twice
the amount paid for 1t. With an average
yield the crop is said to be the most prohta-
BILE one raised in the South. Mrs. Stowe
can have early vegetables ut will almost
Water-melons and green corn were in mar
ket at jacksonville on May 6; while green
peas, blackberries and such things we're
already almost past their season.
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OVER A MILLION poLLARssAvpn,


who tnL e1 'i - had negro man worth Al 900
useless r, Do,u from bad hurt in the leg, and was
viess SiI lor over year. had used eyervthir. =
ican Ms, oi wlthoutbene1t, until tried The Msx
an, must9hg Liniment. 1t soon efrected nerma
Montgomerv Al. J. L. DOWNING
A,,st rahc pleasure in recommending tbe No~i,on
artieie a. L,nent as available and indispcpsS
sores our men have used il for burns mrni.es
magic" ' as" az say II acts like
denis Express argos ana Harm.
While SsPfaln ofmy daughters ankle occ,s,oD.d
@ WHY ekatlhg last winter, was
Mustang Liniment "s Your celebrated
gloucester Mass, Aug, ], 1888 HELl -
IL is an admitted fact that tho Mav, .
LlhmenL performs more cures In shnTiar ~ ustah I
nau anu peASt thAn any article ever disne sine on
sIa ~ a. men and planters shoTiJ SI,
nave ~ on hand Quick and suro n corta away
tbe wrspPed In steel plate
over the top " NhA AS bARHks 4 Co
An enort has been made TO countorfo,, II. -
cneap stone plate label. Look cIosSlvS " with a
gsts. oS'holdby all Drug.
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FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
THE BEST REMEDY TO CURE, Is
DAVIS'PAIN KILLER,

directions FOR rs USE.-TAKE
three teaspoonsful of the Pain Killer in about hall
pint Oi hot water well sweeteneu with mOlasses AA
back and bowels with the medicine at the same
time. Repeat the dose in twenty minutes IL the
first dose not stop the chill should II produce
vomiting (and IL probably will ii the stomach is
very FOUL, take little Pain Killer In cold water
swcotened with sugar after each spasm. Perse-
verance in the above treatment has cured many
severe and obstinate cases OF this disease
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINES DEALERS.
oct2l -daWtf
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Probate Court.

THE following Executors, Administrators, and
l. Guardians accounts win be Tor settlement on
the Tth Of June, 1856 .r....
Executors OF Jacob Shower, Abraham Splitter
John Mause, salomR Shank, Simon Mentel, Jr
Jonathan A. Myers and Snnessy JohnsOns es-
tates.
Administrators, of JacobWey bright John Alley,
John Stoneberger Casper Billmalt, Henry Wit.
ters Eugene Dutoit, William 5. Eagle, George
Krauerts, Anthony Null, Daniel N. Utz, Jacob
Cook and Augustena KraueTt's estates.
Guardians, of Lewis Beohtoll, George Bech-
toll, Frank McKenney, John McKenney Hannah
J. Bosserman, Charles Henry crosley, Zachariah
Il. Crosley, Winfield Scott Crosley. Henry Long
necker, Louisa NJ. Winebrenner, George a. Boyer,
Joseph Boyer, John p, Roger, Marley MoGrew,
samuel Houser Benjamin 4. Ewry, Henry IA
Ewry, Albert II. Ewry, oliver +. Ewry, Isaac w
EwTy, Mary =. EYry, \ lice Splitter. Daniel NJ.
COblentz, ZachaTiah COblentZ San uel Coblentz
Maria Lonis9 Roberts, Elizabeth Roberts. Lucy l.
Anderson, Jacob SchmptE Isaiah Miller, Enie M
GebhaTt, Clara 4. Gebhart, Fannie W Gebhart,
Elizabeth Weilie, Samuel Grove, Sarah +. Grove,
Almarian Grove, Louisa Grove and Benjamin
Grove
DENNIS DWYER
May IL, le67-daWu" .. Probate Judge.
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PETITIoN FOR PARTITIoN.

PETITION FOX PARTITION.
Superior Court Of Montgomery County, Ohio
No. $40.
Levi Tibbs, Catharne Tibbs and Joseph Jones
and DAVIS Jones, by William Falkner, their
Guardian,
John weybright Daniel weyblight, Joseph Wey-
bright, benjamin Weybright, Jacob Weybright,
Samuel Weybright, Elizabeth Weybright Eliz-
abeth Wenger, samuel Wenger, Sarah Puter-
baugh, George Puterbaugh, Amanda Oldwine,
Daniel Oldwine, Elizabeth Bowman and John
VVo John weybngnt, OF - county Maryland,
psniel Wsyhrisht Joseph l,R WWeyerIght, W Bena, IN,
county OF Montgomery, Ohio, Jacob Woybright,
Elizabeth wenger, samuel Wenger, OF Miami
county, Ohio, Samuel Weybright sarah Puter-
haugh, George Puterhaugh Amanda Oldwine
Daniel Oldwine, Elizabeth Bowman, and John
Bowman, of Darke county, Ohio.
You will take notice that petition was nleu
against you on the 18th day of March, 1857 in the
superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, by
and Davis Jones, by William Falkner, their Guar
dian, and is now pending, wherein the said Levi
Davis Jones, by William Falkner, Guardian, de-
mand partition OF the following real estate To- wit
Situate in the county of Montgomery, and state OF
Ohio, wit; beginning at the northeast corner Of
the south half OF the northeast quarter Of section
No hftee1 d5), township No. ave t5l, Of range hys
(5) east; thence west along the dividing Tine Of
said quarter section sixty poles TO stake thence
26Z poles H. stake; thence east sixty poles TO
stake in the section line; thence north along said
section line TO the place Of beginning, containing
ten acres Of land more or less. Also, the follow
ing real estate. situate IN the county OF Darke,
aud state Of Ohio tO-Wit The east half Of the east
halt Of the southwest quarter OF section twenty
four (24l, In township nine 90, OF range three 49,
east, containing forty acre., more or less,-and
that at tire next term OF said Court the said Levi
Tibbs Catharine Tlbbs, and Joseph Jones and
Davis Jones, by william FHlkncr, their Guardian
viii apply for an order that partition may be
made Of said pi iCmises.
LEVI TIBBS
CATIIARINE TIBBS,
WILLIAM FALKNER, G-A,dIa of
JOSEPH JONES, and
DAVIS JONES.
u l.. MEEKER and ADAM CLAY, Attorneys.
March 20, ls6I-dlaW6-2S
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The Southern Negroes During tho
War .

General HALPIN MILES O'REmY who
figured prominently in the late war on tho
side of the North, in recent number Of his
paper the New York Citizen, makes the
following statement: ....,
"If Judge Kelley had been South during
the war he could not have the hardihood-
not even he could-to speak of the negroes
of the South as If they had been loyal to
the United States during the rebellion. The
fact is that ninety-tive per cent. of them
were as faithful to the Confederacy as any
average equal number of Southern whites
They formed the quartermaster, commits
sary, ordnance and pay departments Of the
rebel armies--working faithfully and per
severingly at their allotted tasks, although
not five per cent. of the able bodied whites
were left at home to compel them to this
work, had they been otherwise minded. 1t
is simply a bald, bold, black falsehood to
speak of the Southern negroes as having
been faithful to the Union, or faithful to
any thing but the rebellion, during the re-
cent civil war"
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.Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzes, our switches your
wig
Destructive Of eOmforb and not worth fg;
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair
Aud rejoice in your own luXurlant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause IL may have fallen OUT and forcing "A
growth of hair upon the faae IL has no equal IL
will force the beard 10 grow upon tho smOOthest
face in from ye TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few igno-
rant practitioners have asserted that there Is moth
ing that will force hasten the growth OF the hair
or beard, Iher assertions are false, Rs thousands
of living witnesses (from their own eNperieneel
can bear witness But many viii say, how are we
TO distinguish the gent Inc ir0m the spurlOusl IL
certainly is dinlCult as nine-tenthS OF the Ill FER
ent preparations advertised for the hair and beard
are entirely worthless, and you may have already
thrown away large amounts in their purchase.
70 such We would say, try the ReparatOr Cappilli; ;
IL Wlll cost you nothing unless 10 fully comes up
pur representations. II your Druggist does NOT
Keep u, send US one dollar aud we will forward IT,
postpaid together with receipt for the money,
when Will be returned you on application pro,
HidIng entire satisfaction is not given Address
W. l.. CLARK Il 90, Chemists
April l3, ls67-dlycfs SYRACUSE Ny
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od,, nc no Sonld not be beautifulP Who wonld mt
tv sO an hvIf ". Deautyt Whatgives that marble
stage anI ttangae appearance We observe unoh the
hhI In the city beleS II is no ,he
tinned dlney use Hagan's Magnolia Balm its ro se
roughness from the face and hands pifiIpies ana
oXiphInn smooth transparent, bIoomine snS .ns
Tpn Unlike maIy cosmetics, il anu
nrc "a uflous to the skin Any no 10
oi"of ioT you notion hand at 30 cts 49,
DEMAS BARNES & CO.
s.r.,o Wholesale Agents. M Y
Druggists. ~tor' sold by all
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LYoR's ExTR LoT OF PvkK JkMAIo GfRaHR-For
Indigcst tlQn, Nausea, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Cholera Morbus, flatulency, Ae., wberea warn.
and entire purity makesit cheap and eliable ar
ticle for culinary purposes. Sold every where Al
80 cts, per bottle. Ask for"LroE's' Pure EItract
Take no other. .....
saratoga spring water, sold by all
Druggists A.eoW1y
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Heimstroet's inlmitAble Hair COlorlng is not u
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of Ea-
ndr odHsttc, and more or less destrOythe vitality
and beauty OF the hair. Thisis the original Hair
twenty years. IL restores gray haiT 10 lis original
color by gradual absorption, in a most remark a.
BILE manner. IL Is also beautiful hair dressing
sold in two siLes-b0 cents and S1--by all dealers
L. iIEfMSTREET, Chemist
Saratoga spring water, sold by an
Druggists