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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-19
War cnAsE THINKS or DAVIS, Grant AND

| WHAT 'hAsE THINKS or DAVIS, GRANT AM
Johnson.
Abiding to the arrival Of Chief Justice
Chase in Richmond on Tuesday en- route
Tor Raleigh. the Richmond Examiner saws
Yesterday the Ch,ei Justice Of The Unit.
ed States-the successor Of Jaw, Marshall.
Story and Taney-Salmon P. Chase, oil
Ohio, arrived, registered his name, and was
conducted by Capt. Milwsrd to the rooms
on the hrst fioor. so recently occupied in
succession by three Of the foremost men oil
all the world-Jeferson Davis, General
Grant and Presiden, Johnson.
Captain M,llward playfully reminded the
Chief Justice Of the fact that he stood up
ON tapestry hallowed by the tread of the
giants OF these days; and Mr.. Chase re-
piled that he would like to possess their
qaslites--the genius of Davis. the per-
severance Of Grant, and indomitable will
OF Johnson. A very tlattering ompliinent,
truly. to the three worthless. when we con-
slider the high position and acknowledged
abilities OF him who uttered the words.
>~>~~~~~~<~~>.>~~~~->-
IHE FoRM OF OUR GOVERNMENT CHASG.
have repeatedly asserted thst the
form OF the United States Government
was changed by the war. Governar Tick.
nor Curtis Of New York, in a recent LET.
ter. thus alludes to the same fact:
"ln my view, therefore, We are brou-h,
10 definite issue. which can be e.sily
seen. We have changed the form Of our
Government from the supremacy ola writ.
Ten Constitution to the supremacy of the
will OF party welding the physical pow.
r OF the nation. The issue Is. whether
his = 70 continue and 10 be permanent
condition, Or whether We are 10 reyrrt IL
he Government Of our Fathers. Ii Is said |
hat revolutions never 20 backwards. Whr. /
her this one viii be an exception il nav !
'equTe more than mortal prescience 10
"resee. We have as yet had bu, very /
title 10 encourage Us in the hope thar il |
nay DC so; fer IL is plain that since We
eased 10 be al actual war we have no,
hosen restore he conditions of artual
'eacr, although We could easily have dune
/; and that while the Constitution might
ave resamed Us righiiul supremacy over
ar actions We have not permitted Il 10 do
a."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-06-19

lmE PRrsIDESI's 'rouR. - The visit &c the
PreslllHt u the U. 5 to Raleigh. aud The
reception he has met, along Tie lite ii
travel and IN that city, is in marked con.
trast with the scenes and incidents 81 hi.
trip TO the Nortb aud West last summer.
where disorder. tumuIt, and bad conduct
characterized. too often, the assembiases
Of people Who came 10 see, and frequently
TO annuy and insult him. Tie accounts. ol
ne orderly, respectful. and hearty vel.
come q the Ihicf Magistrate, 10 Richmond,
frtderI :ksbarg, Petersburg. Weldon aud
Rile,gh. read like thu old rines,n when
ID" people felt that their dignity wa, cor
eerned in the demeanor they exhibited
when the President was their guest.
dertsSeia Grress
New York, lure ls.-Cable aJ,ires
iron Crete represent that the Turk. haze
ben badly worsted. and tha, they ha,.
gone into their fortified camps, having Iir.,
burned all the indefensible village. AMI
KILLED the inhabitants
Il Is reported that Judge Barnes. who
was hpidlng special court at lar boro la,
week. a,liourpci the court. because negrpc.
we're summoned .. Jurors. saying thai he
hal taken an oath ii support TIE State Iass.
which do not recognize tie right of ne.
groes TO ~ on jurie,.
The Bnprd Of Registrars for the fir,, Dis.
trict Of New Orleans have decided thai a
nan born 10 California or Texas, before
these States became annexed 10 the United
States. . foreigner, and must take ont
paper, before lie can be cpn.
sldered citizen u Tie United States.
The " Dominion 81 Canada" may be re-.
garJed as having begun its existence. The
Queens proclamation vas made on Ma,
e2d, declaring that Canada, Nova Scotia
and New Brunswick we're united as TIN.
and nominating the senators
who are 70 be summoned a. the Senate
81 Canada
Tux EMPREss CHARLOTTE. Arch. Il
duchess Charlotte styled The "Em.
press Of MeIico'--is stll suffering from q
'ad alienation Of mind. according to the
Iiiest European accounts.
Il will be three years NEXT month since
and Charlotte entered the Mex.
an capital as Emperor and Empress, with l
degree o. pOmp ard Circumstance never
before ~ mudern times witnessed ii Mexi.
o. u has been wretched three years for .
hem both.
Pride goeh before a Ialp--especiaIly
watet fall,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
ICle1efand rIarket.

/ FLOUR-Moderate demand steady and firm.
City-made Xxx spring. from 30. ! wheat 4 BIZ, g0S
u 60; do do from No. wheat sii 565l2 Gb:eV,f :
try-made spring Sll OO9ll e5 Xxx rcd winter IA OF
OILS 90; XXX white winter SIC o09l6 50L Bnck-
wheat -four held at % OO99 co. " M IgNut
II WHEAT-Holders were asking previous Prices
&2 65 for No. Milwaukee spring; q 40 for No. 9
do do. from store.
Il CORN New helled held at 7l@72c from store;
II OATS-No.'l State held at 46c from store.
RYETDull and nominal at 81 1901 % for No. ]
II BARLEY -Iun, and prices nominal at 81 100
II 20 for No. State and Canada IS 95c for No. 2.
/ H0GS-Dressed are in fair demand from packers
and steady at 797hc for mediumtp heavy. InDi
PORk.S lies No. city packed mess At go 0Oi
No. do $40 90; clear $22 90. CO. - ~ =
Il LARD-Sales city rendered at l3c in tiercos, 10 Kc
in irkins; country ren eredyI2cI GELU EITJ
/ SM KED MEATS-Sugar- -cured hams at 15c;
shoulders l2c; dried beef 2Oc; breakfast bacon l5c.
4 NESS BEE p--No. i city packed $l6 90.
4 BUTTER-Strietly prime in fair request at 800;
common dull at nominal range Of 24926c.
/, CHEESE--'rhe demand is good and the market
steady and firm at l29l6c for common to choice dairy
and factory.
HIGHWlNES-Steady at 50 25. tax paid 25c in
OUAHi ALCOHOL AND SPIRITS Alcohol, es per cent,
$40 "a "a SslSgne; sRflts ss per bsentp "a SO
Il PET R0 0LEUA NJ Continues auilat f1@4sc for re-
fined sree. u IL ksI4AEkUfllU uElA " III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26

MN NIBLA &C * asked Stevens ,wh hethsFlae
pfopOseEJ ito haveR vote ON his TeconSt StfGicl
tion bill taken tomorrow.
Mr.. STEVENS-Yes.
Mr.. DONNELLY introduced bill to
amend the act of July %, 1866, granting
pensions to widows and orphans so as to
include widows of officers. Referred.
Senate bill for the relief of Josiah o.
Ames was before the House. IL appropri-
ates $4,000 to pay for house and building
burned in Anne Arundel county, Virginia.,
iornllitary purposes. Asthis bill establishes
oution of the House, it, gave, rise to COM,
siderable debate. In the course Of debate,l
Mr.. DELANO, chairman of the commit
tee on Claims, In answer to question, said
he supposed $4,000, 100000 would not cover
the amoqptof such claims. The bill passed.
Adjourned. '''' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
New York Market-Jan.r25

COTTON-Dul and unchangSd. ~ L
| FLOUR-l09l5c lower, closing dull: 90 30 for
superine State and western. SO 5O9lO 36 for extra
western, $40 50@ll 80 for choice, Gil S5@l3 O5
for round, hoop Qhto gsll, s6@la Is for shipping
brands, and, $la 3O9i4 90 fOrt trAde brands.
WHISKY-Nominal.
WHEAT-Dull and declining. No receipts, and
only few small sales at about previous prices.
BARLE EHr1HeRyyj tAnAdg western 81 l2h9l Is;
In bond 9jc.ilLOFl1uElIA
C0RN-Firmer; mixed western 81 1891 II in
btore and 81 IS ahcat yeew western d 10 in store
| OATS-Dull and unchanged.
GBQCIsRlES-Dulla and steady.
PETkOlsEUM-Dull crude 2092O1Gc, and refined
In bond 2S q30c.
PURK-0pened heavy and lower, but closed more
firmly. Sales at $40 75@2O 43 fornew mess closing
At $40 81 for, yestsrDi $40 l299 81 for old mess,
closing 1t $40 Is cash; hd SIC d29IT 90 for prime
and $19 g0@20 25 for prime mes also new 'me ess at
S2O 50 s2l 90, seller and buyer for February and
March.
BEEF-H Heavy sales at previous prices. ny,
| BEEF HA MSt-Steady; sAleS Rt $2gi i00933 so! J
| BACON-Firm; l0h91Ohc for Cumberland cut.
llH9ll1Sc for short ribbed, and 1lX9l2c for short
clear.
CUT MEATS-Fair demand and unchanged.
DRESSED H0GS-HeSYy a. sS9s%c for west
ern.
LARD--Dull and lower; sales at l29I2Ic for old.
and le% 9l3Hc for new.
! BUTIEk-Q ait at l593Oc for Ohio, ,,y,
CHEESEiSteGaYh ht l5Si91Sc. al UHh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
d1tlG0tapbit.
FROM WASHINGTON,

The Impeachment Business-Surr tt
TO Testify, s
New YORK, Jan. 25--The HeraId's Wash
lngton special says the Judiciary commit
tee is daily taking testimony in the i'm
parchment case, and one of The members
has said Surratt will be brought before
them as a witness as to Johnson's COM
plicity with the assassination of Lincoln.
COnIradicted. g1t So
The report that Gen. Grant is going to
Europe in the spring is authoritatiyely con
tradicted. h Sgss
Retiring GreenbReIks. vi 2
The Times special says the Ways and
Means committee will undoubtedly report
against interfering with the present rate OF
retiring the greenbacks.
Indemnity 20 Maine ana MIassachu-
Setts.
The Tribune's special says: The Hous e
committee on Foreign Affairs have agreed
to report the Senate bill indemnifying
Maine and Massachusetts, under the Ash
burton treaty. The amount Is between
$2,000000 and $3,000,000.
-af' General Thomas. fi] o.
General Thomas has come to Washington
to testify In relation to matters connected
with Southern railroads. General Thomas,
on turning over the large amount Of rail-
road property to rebel owners, did so under
express orders of p President j Johnson.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
HOUSE.

III .l
Mr.. LONGYEARi introduced bill to ex-
tend the time for reversion to the United
States of lands granted by Congress to
Michigan to aid in the construction OF q
railroad from Amboy to Traverse bay. Re-
ferred.
Aresolution mildly censuring Mr.. Coop
err, Of Tennessee for remarks yesterday,
was introduced by Mr.. Bromwell. After
some breezy discussion it was withdrawn.
Mr.. HAYDEN, from the Ways and Means
cothmittee, reported a joint resolution re-
lieving from tax alcohol and burning fluid
made from distilled spirits on which tax
has already been paid. Passed.
A bill was passed giving a pension OF
$4,000 each TO John Gray, Noble county,
Ohio, 10S years old, and Daniel #. Brakeman,
Sandusky, New York, l07-revolutionary
soldiers.
THE private calendar WAS considered in
committee of the Whole, and several bills
were passed. Action was next taken on a
variety Of private business on the Speakers
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
LtORiSPtRlODlCAL DROPS |!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
W. vIRREGI1f, ,ARIpIES ~. S' lh'O


These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
nFSpntt oh. and better than any Pills. Powders or
Nosruns. Being liquid, their action Is direct and
poaitiyeFendering themA reliable. speedy end GER
Tain specific for the al obstructionB and sup
fteSilchy Of nAtufs. Their popularity ID indicated
bythe fAct OtSr 100 bottles arc ahnuAy sold
andloonsnmed By the ladies Of the United States
St6rS 6hsof whom speak IN the strongest terms
prpiae ef their great merits. They are rapidly tax.
ING the place Of every other Female Remedy, aud
afecOnSidered BY al who know aught Of them as
hssqregt safest and most infallble preparation in
hoWorld. for the cure Of a female complains, the
renewal Of ell obItruet6ns Of nature. and the pro
sn9ton Of health regularity and strength. Explicit
dfSctionB stStina whom they may be used anf OK.
nlainiBgs when and why they. should not, nor
could not be used without producing effects contra
fytO natures chosen laws. will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the, written sigma.
fuEs fJoHS \, Lros, withs9Ht which none are gon-
rine. ~
Prepared By DR.. JOHN D. LYON, 1876 Ohape
plgeehI New Hayvn, a Conn.,, who can be consulted
either personally or BY mail Unclosipg stamp, CON
oorning ell private disoPses and feaI knessee.
.nkidld b. Druggists cver{yhefs. 4 Va NJ IYTA
.isgsK lo!ai u. u. CLARK q CO.,
ira I. General Agsnts for U! S. and Eanidss.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
XXXIXth Congressional Session
, WASHINGTON, Jan. %, 1867.
SENATE. vtg-cro-r.

n SENATE. TiI-oForri
Mr.. WILLIAMS, from the Finance COM
.mittee, reported back House Joint resolu-
ltion giving increased compensation to GER
Itain civil employees of the Government,
amended by giving an increase of 90
cent. to all civil employees at Washington
Ewhose salaries are less than So, 500. : '.''T ''07
Mr.. .TRUMBULL called up House bill
relative to habeas corpus, which was passed.
1t authorizes the writ-of habeas corpus for
removal Of any case authorized by former
acts from State Courts to the Circuit Court
| OF the United States, when the defendant
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26

FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS N
THEWS' VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood tn
test trial, and is constantly increasing In publ
favor. '..a liz. - ya. .u ...
It Is the best and cheapest in the world. Pric
75cents. Y.,
1t gives beautiful, luStrous, Natural color, ilr
tits complete In one bottle H's
It does the work the first time.
kdOes not crock, smut or stain.
II does not rub of or fade. .t.f.-'' ~
1t always gives satisfaction. A child can appyit,
THIS HAIR DYE Is manufactured by peculiar
process tknow only TO MIR. Nathews). which renders
II infinitely superior 10 any dye in market.
In using THE VENETIAN DYE you avoid
that RUSTY, DEAD appearance by which dyed hair
Is so easily recognized when an inferior article
has been used. nl
Invest rs CENTS and you will be convinced.-
Sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
l .sI A. /. MATHEWS Manufacturer.
DEMAS BARNES d CO., New York, W WholesalO
hNonGs EmaylOAdeOdly E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
FROM CINCINNATI.
The Genital system mAiOpted-RaIrOad
..f.l. Accident-Tho Weataer. IN


The Genital system mA5lOpted-RailrOad
/ f-p. Accident-The Weatser. III M
CtNCINNATI, Jan. 25.-The Chamber of
Commerce this morning passed resolutions
adopting the GENITAL system regarding
weight Of grain, also changing the weights
Of a barrel Of flour from 196 to 200 pounds,
to take effect September Goth, instead OF
March 1st, and recommending other board s
to fix the change for that date. .,..-., 20
A deaf and dumb boy was run over and
fatally injured by the cars at Morris, Ind,
yesterday. q r'ttfge ~
The weather here is moderating consid-
erahiy, the thermometer ranging to-day
from as TO 45. Quite shower of rain fell
early this morning.
\ CINCINNATI, Jan. 25.-In the trial of thir-
ty ladies at Greenfield for mobbing liquor
dealers, the jury returned aVerdict Of $e25
for plaintiff.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ALLUOCK,s POROUS PLASTER

t LAME BACK. HsgsNGs
ia7g NEW York. Nov. %, 1859.
! 7. T.ALLcocK q Co. Gentlemen: lately suffered
beverley from q weakness 10 my back. Having
heard your plasters much recommended for cases of
this kind, procured one, and the result was all
could dssite. A single plaster cured me In a wesk.
Yours respectfully, rtyr ...,,
! .a .a' iu 'rf. J. G.. BRIGGS. .
Proprietor Of tho Brandreth House.
CURE OF CRIOK IN THE BACK. AND LUM.
! 'l BAG0. Fa F--.
yj.s.t Lyons. NJ July 4, 1862. ,
MEssRs. ALIcooK 4 Co.; Please send me dol
lars worth Of your plasters. They hay, cured me
bf crick in my back, which has troubled me for
some time, and now my father is going to ,o them
for difficulty about his heart. fI.''..,
I Hii... ~,4 L. H. SHER OOD.
! DR.. Green, No. 1853 Broadway, New Yor informs
rs ho sold. on Monday. June 20d 1862. two plastors
10 young woman suffering very severely from lum-
bsgo. On THURSDAY she called to get two more for
. friend. and hon st9ted how tho 70 she had pur-
chased on Monday had relieved her Immediately af-
TER putting them on, and CURED HER IN TWO DAYS
Of most distressing pain In her back and lons.
Sold By all Druggists. jams d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
Cincinnati Market.

lMS Do asGsS SSSlS S!p SpsEHS Et2as g T. I
Sll 509l2 so the latter rate for choice brands OF
winter. Spring and winter families are quoted at
Sl2 25@l3 so. and fancy brands at $l4 0ODl5 90.
WHEAT-No. spring was held to-day at t2 100
2 Is, and No. at 81 35g2 81. No. winter red is
held at 81 75 No. at - sOg2 s and extra at So 9O
but these prices are about DC above the views OF
buyers. y.llH-
sheed at 6l962c, in bulk or elevator.
OATS-At the close No. were offering at sic,
but there were no buyers at over soc. q
RYE-A quiet market, and 81 20 is asked for No
j, but II can be bought at 81 Is.
BARLEY-Strcty choice samples fall are held at
81 7O9l7 rs, and thesame grade otState or CapgdE
spring at 81 3O9l So; $50 bush choice fail sold ~
81 T6.
PORK-Mess pork was dull. and SOC ower at the
close. The bestSity brands were offered this after
noon at $40 80. but $50 was the best offer made.
BULK NEATS-AIe dull, and prices dropping;
shoulders 7llc, sides 9hr and haIs l01ac, loose;
GREEN MEATS-Are also dull and lower; shou-
SsrS could beye been bOushtat 6%c, sides se snd
BAC0N-Shoulders sold on the spot at lie packed.
and are dull; clear sides were in good demand. and
sold for next weeks delivery at l2A93j.
tLARD-Was dull at 129l21<c for prime citI. the
latter the outside rate, There was some demand ut
l2c, and 100 tcs. prime steam was sold at Ike.
|, HOGS-The market was dull and prices are nom =
finally Csc lower. At the close they offering at
81 1897 IS, net. Sales Of $50, averaging lbs and
C0TT0N-The market was dull at Sic for mid
dling-tbe rate asked by holders.
GR0CERIES-We quote fair TO choice Rio
Coffee at 23Q2ec; raw Sugar at 1lSl4c; hard refined
169l6Lzc; and Molasses at 40 75c for Porto Rico.
Blu UrTER-We quote prime to choice Central
Ohio at 2592Sc per lb. q @ETU "a TTthT C'
,BGGS-A continued quiet and! stsady maffek It
2S930c per dozen. shippers count, for prime. The
demand is only moderate.
WHISKY-The market for bonded remains dull,
and prices are nominal at 25926o per gallon.
|! SEED-ClOver remains steady, with fair demand
at So 5097 60 for prime. Timothy remains dull at
&3 90 Flax continues steady at % 25S2 IS.
II HAY-There is fair local demand for primo Tim
ethy loose pressed. at $50 O0a27 90, and for tight
do at els 00990 90 per tun, onarrival.s - - - =
TRvT Nh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
!, -z FROM NEW YORK.
i Notorious Thief and Gambler In
! Limbo ,cuOlb s.t'

NOSvAAVu1 ohtA UanNUNOE IN
Limbo. ,cuOyD .i.
NEW YORK, Jan. Pa notorious thief
and gambler named Geo. Gardner, alias
Dutch Henrie, was arrested yesterday, hav-
Ing attempted some time since to rob James
Rowe Of $4,000 In gold He isregaraed as
one OF the boldest and most successful rob-
bers In the city, and though engaged
inlseveral extensive operations, has thus
far managed to escape. He surrendered
yesterday after threat by the officer that
he would blow his brains out and put his
pistol close to his head.
RI Arrested for EmbezzIIng.
John X. Hamilton, formerly confidential
clerk for Messrs. r. & W. Simpson, pawn
brokers, 1876 BOweTy, was yesterday arrest
ed on the charge of embezzling, at different
times since June last, to the amount of $I2-
900 to $4,000 from his employers. Justice
Chamber admitted the accused to bail In
the sum of $4,000 to answer the charge.
An Indian Scare In British Honduras.
The Herald's British Honduras cores
pondent states that body of Yucatan In
tians had invaded the mahogany district
and threatened to break up the works and
make raid on the city. Trade was at a
stand still and great excitement prevailed,
The Failure OF Meyer.
New York, Jan. 25.-There are,very few
additional facts in the case of the National
Bank of North America and the broker
Meyer. A proposition made by his friends
to compromise with the bank on SS5,000,
has not been accepted. .....- Ia.'
a, a,a COnseCratIon of n Bishop.
DR.. Neemias was consecrated Bishop OF
Maine in Trinity Chapel this afternoon
Bishop Potter delivered discourse, in
! which he alluded to the ritualist movement,
! counseling moderation on both sides.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Results of Prize Fights.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 25.-The fight be-
tween Davis, of st. Louis and Burnett of
New Orleans, was won by Davis in seven
'rounds-2S minutes. In the second fight,
between Duffy, Of st. Louis, and Joyce, of
New, York, after IA rounds the latter
broke his thumb and forefinger, and
threw up the sponge.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
wendeII PhIIIIDg on the ITiar M,

Boston, Jan. 25.-The Ladies' Anti- slav-
cry Society had their anniversary last even
Ing. Wendell Phillips was one of the
speakers lie said johnson is a,tTaiters the,
Supreme Conrt Is poisoned with disloyalty, J
and the legislative branch of the Govern
ment must absorb the Government and
save it,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
HYGlEMlC WINE, The GREAT IMPORTED TONIC.

! Used by the best families throughout Europe;
n Approved by the Imperial School Of Medicine,
/ lIndorsed BY the prominent Members Of the Amer
can Medical Association at their Convention, held
IN Baltimore May LIST. 1866 CbntdiSs no Spirits Of
any Kind. and therefore top. p,r..a'' '--..I.7 :,
NOT INTOXICATING IN THE LEAST.
\ II is prepared in Paris from pure Sherry and ad-
mits in It's composition only tonic, aromatic and
Ieori[tt0e substances
LADIES viii ind IL . delicious substitute for the
various tonies which have an alcoholic body. r IN
MUSCAT PERbE is \ rare wine Of most delight
ful flavor II is the pure jUtcs or q most delic2oVS
the country Used in Europe for sAcramentAl pur-
poses Church people areinyited TO inquire into It.
These wines are sold By all druggists, and by X.
'umbus, Ohio. ,is ~. .,LILTllI1 Vl ! - -.
-rru0 Jr,,- ALLEN & CO.,
auKS-deodIy-a e-.Yl'-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
WHY NOT USE THE nl,srY

aOFER TlgENTYS YEARS, increAsiua. dsmana
has establishcd the fact that MATHEwS VENKTIXN
HAIR DYE is the best in tho world. II is the cheap
est, the most reliable and most cOIyapient. Com,
pleto in one bottle. Dees not require any previous
preparation Of the hairT No trouble. No crock or
lt9fn. Produces beNaliful blpek Or BROW, as pre-
faltqll a otild cpn ephlNit. ,AlEeys eives hitiS-
faction. Only 7beonts per bottle. Sold everywhere.
ia. .klsAfATH u " llAupfsctpreF MY.
9FaLAs lPARSs .AsS M 4 CovS New York, Wholesale
aAle, M4FHpws; ARNiCk Ham Gloss for .
nioFineand dressinsthe Hair. ti,-1 i,at,sIS
junelo de0dAy IllaIAla fiig .ldl ID llann.a ra1l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-26
RATCHELOR,R. -HAIR InYE.

:. This splsgdid Hair Dye is the best in the wo;'d
anatantansoue; No disappointment. No ridicu-
leup. ,.intA Natural Black or Brown. Remedies
the i'll effects OF Bad Dyes. Ilnyigorates the hair
lnaying soft and heautfuls The genuine Is sign
ed RSRtaG A. Baichslor. All others are mere lmi-
ss;siops sqa shsgla b ayoifsd Soa by an Drug
NeWfofks tit tNnNt deol0-d&WIy
tpolia fyiii a3n0d Jge TsWs