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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
@. II. REElVEI
VIII address as many of the people as will
assemble to hear him. at
PLYMOUTH,
On Monday Evening, October 18th,
at 7 0Clcck, z. II.

Radical administration of republican rep
re sentative government reviewed Turn
out and hear the truth FROM man who is
not seeking Office
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
EMPLOYMENT WANTED

EMPLOYMENT WANTED. Any one
seeking for person to employ n any bn-
sincss, in any part of town, may address
the undersigned, by letter or il person
Apply previous to the llth of tbs month
at Michael Klinghammer's residence, OPP
posite the p. +. w. & G. r. v. depot
Can speak both the German all English
languagesi NICHOLAS !. DALE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.
Large Democratic Gains in the
Nutmeg State.

The election in staunch OLD Connecticut last
Friday resulted in democratic gains of sub
stanlia! nature
The election was for town officers gener-
ally, and indicates majority of some 5000
for Seymour and Blair
SO the tide sets in almost every portion OF
the land.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

TUE premium list of the Marshall county
agricultural society is neatly published in
book form, and Is very liberal and judicious.
The fair commences on the 22d inst. and con-
tinues for three days. The managers and
officers have been very active, and the fair
promises this year TO he the best ever held in
this county. Let all attend
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

The poor man who goes to the polls
next Tuesday, and from partisan prejudice
votes the radical ticket, deliberately sane
tons his own robbery, and will feel the
effect of his action, should radicalsm sue
coed, for the next fifty years, Should he
live so long, and will leave legacy Of pow
erty and oppression to his heirs.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
{ DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

cast OF Bremen, on
OCTOBER IL, lS6s.
property Of the estate of \ N Has. DECEASED
late OF Marshall count :. Indiana. as foli"ws:
Wheat, oats hogs. COW tanning mill. p'ox.
bed. gun. sheep, calves, etc.
Credit OF nine DiOn tbs Oh FIVE dollars and over.
under five dollars, cash down
4 JOHN SOECE. Admir-.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
MORE BLA CKGUARDISN BY
JOHNSON.

JOHNSON.
Amasa johnson is not only guilty OF
making the statement we have published
concerning men who wear patched clothes
but he has gone down so low AZ to black.
guard all ladies who protest against the
inauguration in all the states, of the ac-
cursed, degrading and damnable doctrine
of negro equality and miscegenation. He
said in speech made at Inwood, in this
township, that whenever you hear wo.
man talking against the above named doc
trines and outrages, you would see a wo.
nan with dirty calico dress on. hanging
IN rags and tatters, vith her hair unccmb-
ed, and dirty face, or words to that eft
feet. lie also repeated there his nselcnce
concerning men who wear ragged clothes.
bad boots, &c, and said they we're the
only men who made any noise about the
payment of the bonds in gold they were
democrats.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
Written for the Democrat
S0SG OF THE PATCH.


~ Private Ten Jones. Of the Patch Brigade.
AIR-sueaanaa Don't you Cry for Ne.
l had dream the other night,
When all around was still,
| saw Mrs. Nancy Johnson,
Me thinks I see her still
Clcrus:-Ob Mrs. Nancy Johnson,
Don't you cry for me,
For I have joined the democrats,
With patch upon my knee
4 " silver spoon was in her mouth,
4 tear was in her eye,
Oh a.. loil' tanners form around"
Mrs. Nancy she did cry.
Chorus: oh. Mrs. Nancy johnson, etc.
Oh zee loil tanners DON. you know, "
Mrs. Nancy johnson sung,
That al democrats are traitors,
And therefore should be hung?"
Charus:-Oh! Mrs. Nancy johnson, etc.
Oh tanners. have you seen the men
With patches on their clothes,
They all are traitor democrats,
As Everybody knows.
Chorus: oh. Mrs. Nancy johnson, etc.
Oh tanners, we are done for,
My feet are in the trap,
For the patched brigade" outvote us
Who wear broadcloth on our back
Chorus:-Oh! Mrs. Nancy Johnson. etc.
Oh !. tanners, do you hear the shouts
Come floating on the air
It's the poor men ,cah their patches,
For Seymour and for Blair.
Chorms:-Oh. Mrs. Nancy johnson,
Don't you cry for me,
For | have joined the democrats
With patch upon my knee.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
STATE OF INDIANA
MARSHALL COUNTY.(
In Circuit Court, February term, 1869.


Joseph Westervelt, /
Campbell G. Lawson. To quiet title
John Lawson and to real estate.
Thomas Lawson.
TIE plaintiff in the above entitiei cause. by
his attorney, has filed i'm my Office his COMPLAINT
against the defendants and il appearing by the aC
hdavit OF competent person tn / the said defend
ants, Campbell &. LAWSON, John Lawson, and
Thomas Lawson are non.rssiJents Of the
state OF indiana.they are therefore hereby mott
hed OF me pendencyof said complaint gain.t them
and unless they appear answer or demur thereto AT
calling oil SAID the first day OF the term
oil SAID court, to be begun and held at the court
house IN the town of Plymouth on the second
Monday OF February. 1863. said com ,laint and
the matters and things therein contained and al
legged Will be heard and deter mnedin their alb.
sence.
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
C Capron, PA iatif's ATTY
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
JOHN CUSHNAN, Clerk
Marshall circuit court
SUERIFF'S ATTDT

SfIEHIFF'S PKUC Il NATION
l, David How, Sheiffoc the county al state
aforesaid. hereby certify that the foregoing is Il
true cory of the original writ Of election deliver
ed to me by the Clerk of said Count; and the vo-
ters OF slid county arc HEREBY notified TO meet at
the usural places of holding elections in their RS
pective townships on the 18th day of October,
lo6S, TO vote for the above named officers
DAVID HOW, Sheriff MARSHALL County.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
adrRIFFs SALE.

-
By virtue ola decree and order of sale from the Mar
shall common pleas cUrri. viii Offer for - public
auction. the hose door ia Plymouth HsrSlail
county, Indiana. OF
SATURDAY, OCTOBER al. 1sGs.
between the hOurs of 10 O'clock n. m. and 4o'cocs
=. of said diy. the rents ard profits FOR not
exceeding years. OF tie following real
wit:
Lots No one CD and two ~ in Group and Coars fret
addition the village CT Inwcod. also pieces land
commencing - rhe northeast corner az raid lot No
two O. thence east hundred and twenty icrt
thence south hundred end geny feet thence west
one handr and Nv fs'- ~ sar np-fa ore hand
red and twenty r o. -.e t1 lars So i trO
% TO III. Dlce II h-- lr.-- r..-a.-e -i..N
/ c0ullv. state 81 indiana
md III failure a. '-e p. e--rr-. de-
!ndea or sad Writ. 4 a. a.e
and "a tn sam manner 2 lii
and 10 aid raj e>tst-. - "a s.4 a VI Of
william =. - lns p-GiIfl soft l "a t4ur. =
Gordon. and DaEid Wal. rep.c, IL Ia said sal.
viii he ftafe without any ga 10 valuation ap-
p-fis.mCnt laws.
4 r4EfD I-0-r ST. " 3.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

TEE rerson who suffers NOW with ':eue
or chill and fever is not to be ,iied. IL;
Or. Eccke!I's vegetable aeue cure . with
IN reach OF the poorest, and ney er fails to
cure the most obstinate cases For sale
BY all druggists.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
FAREi FOR SALE.

In West township. near Z.hner'- Touring mill
consisting OF l0i acres. ~ improved on which.
good house. fine orchard, AMI endil well al
water. For further particulars enquire =. y n.
Zehne., near the premises cr Of
RANSOM BARBER Plvmouti.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
LAND FOR SALE.

HNTHE undersigned viii sell at private sale tract
L of good. well timbered Land owned by Dr. " F.
Leech. and situated in section 4. township 81 g. Full
tou county. Ind,-112 acres. Also two other piece
containing i6 acres each. the railroad. For fur
Their particulars address lR NJ LEIGH
Dunlapsville Unon county Ind.
or c. NJ Hill, Agent, Argos, Ind. 6-Sm
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

VOTERS. BEWARE OF BOGUS
TICKETS.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

State OF Indiana, Marshall County, SIS:
l. David How. sheriff of Marshall connty Indiana
hereby proclaim to the qualified voters of said county
tnat an election VIII he held in the several township. al
the usual places on Tuesday the third dav of Novem
Der Isis for the purpose of eccng senatorial and
eleven district electors 10 the of The state for
president and vicepresident of the United States
oct y. lSbS. DAVID HOW. Sheriff NJ c.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

SEE new advertisement iu this issue Of
land Tor sal.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

WIEN General Grant went to Governor
ateS to offer his services, he did not even
mention that lie fought at PalO Alto, Resaca
de la Palma, Monterey, and served andcr
General Scott in his campaign from Vera
Cruz tG tn. city OF Mexico, or that he hal
| been promoted to first lieutenant on the field
Tor gailantry at MolinO del Rey, and breyetod
4 captain Tor brilliant and skIlliul fighting
upon the heights or Chcpultepec.-[ Jacobin
paper.
There are number ofother circumstances
that General lor, rather, at that timc,) Mr..
Grant did not mention when lie went to
Governor Yates to offer lis services" There
is every reason to believe he did not men
ton how he came to be Mister Grant. instead
OF Captain Grant. ut that time: He did not
mention the particlurs of his equestrian ex-
plot in Broadway hatstorc lie did not
mention his gallant performances among the
female portion of the aboriginal inhabitants
at frcka. Cal. He did not mention the name
or present whereabouts of the Indian baby
spoken o. by Miss Anna Dickinson. He did
not mention his successful affair of the SCUM
tureen He did not mention the wavside
IL,
nor how frequently he was in the habit of
getting sober on the wooden bench by its
d0orside
These, as well as the circumstances spoken
of by the jiacobin paper, are among the event
full occurrences that Mr. Grant did not men
ton when lie went to Governor Yates to Of
fer his services. The reason lie did not men
ton them may have been that the services
which he went to Governor Yates TO offer
were merely the services OF person who
thought he would prefer the situation of a
clerk IN the adiutant generals office st
Springfield TO that of clerk in a leather
warehouse at Gaiena. AS regarded his abli.
ty to perform the services he went to Gov
ernor Yates to offer, it was perhaps not i'm
portant that he should mention to that moral
and exemplary functionary very many of his
previous expieits.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

WATCH the polls on Tuesday and dcman
your rights, and enforce your demand
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
GOTO TIE POLLS EARLY, AND
DON'T LOSE YOUR VOTE,

| The official statement of the national deb
furnished by the secretary of treasury, can
not fail to attract the attention of the coun
try. During the month of August the nation
al debt has increased over TWELVE MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS
The debt las been gradually rising higher
and higher during the past year. We take
the following official figures; showing the
amount Of the Debt on the first of Septem-
Der, 1867. and the first of September, 1868
from the New York Tribune of the 9th in
slant:
September 1, 1857. s., 492, 7S3. &c.
September 1, 1863 2535.6l4.31:
increase. --.--.--. -....... S42 ,S30, 94c
These are figures that may well startle the
people. They have been paying taxes to the
utmost limit i'll the expectation that the in
mense burdens imposed at present would
tend to tighten those of the future. But with
all the great sacrifices that have been made
from September 1st, 1867, to September LIST,
1868, the debt has increased more than FOR.
TY-TWO MILLIONS OF DODLARSl
What becomes ofthe vast sums of money
paid weekly, monthly and yearly into the
Golfers of the taX-gatlierer? Nearly FIVE
HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS has
been paid in taxes the past year, and yet tile
debt is increased more than Fnrty-two Mil
lions,
For eight years the republicans have had
absolute control of the government. The
twothirds vote in congress fastens the res
possibility of the corruption tnat is rampant
throughout the land upon that body. With
such record for profgacy and misgovern-
mcnt do the people want to give them an
other lease OF power? BY endorsing con-
gress now, the people make the crimes they
nave committed their own, and virtually tell
them to 90 on in their career of reckless ex-
travagance and waste. The true remedy is
to VOTE THEM OUT OF POWER. Farm
ers, mechanics and laboring men, the real
taxpayers of the countly should see to it
that this reform is accomplished now II Ar
gus.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

NorE early and stay at The pcilall day and
work.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
I dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership existing
between Reeves e Bodge is this day dissolved hy ,nu
ual consent The business hereafter will be conduct
ed under the name of Reeves easier All claims will
be settled by the above firm. S E. REEVES
Plymouth, Oct. q, 1868 A. RTODGFT
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08
ACROSTIC.

Written for the Democrat
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-08

DAVID HOW, Sheriff,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
Special Notices.

4 DDRRss TO TIE NERVOUS AND DEBIL1rA-
"a ted whose sufsrings have been protsscted from
ment render existence desirable II yon suffering,
have suffered, from Involuntary discharges what Of
feet dots produce upon your genssal hsath Do you
feel weak, debltated costly tiredf Does little extra
exsrtion produce palpitation Of tile hearth Does your
liver urinary organs. OF your Kidneys frequently get
Sosty Or ropy on settling Or doe. thick SCUM
rise to the top Or IL sediment 1t the bottom sitter It
has stood s.hle, you have spsls Of short breath
you hav. spels Of inting PUSHES OF blood to the
hsadl Il your nsmory i.parsdi Il your mind con-
d.sns f ,ss
TO be let alone gst away from everybody, DOES any
little thing make you start junp Is your sleep
The bloom on your cheek bright, Do yoa enjoy your.
sslf In scssssy = vei Do you pursue Jour basinsss
es
% Its Of nslanchoy nso do not lay Il 70 your liver
dyspepsia Have you restless niehtsi Your back
and you attribute this 70 dyspepsa omplaint
Now reader eelabuse, venerea diseases badly cured
aud sexual sxcssses are all canable OF weak
aess Of the generstive organs The organs Of
When II perfect health, make the man. Did ron
think that those bold defiant, energetic, perssvevng
successful business men Gre always whose
tive organs In perfect keathi You
complain Of being melancholy, OF nervousness. OF
palptaton Of the heart They never afraid they
cannot succeed In busnsss they don't become sad and
discouraged thsy always polite and pleasant d the
company oflsdes, and look you and them right In the
toc9-0O0o Otn0f n
ness atout them. do not mean those who keen the
ORGANS inflated by running TO excess These wifi not
only their constitutions but also they do business
with or for.
How many mon, from badly cured Diseases from the
effects Of abnse and exo<ssts have brought about
that stats weakness in those organs That has reduced
the general system much to induce almost every
other dseasc-idiocy lunacy, paralysis, spinal sec
tona suicide and almost other form OF disease
which humanity IL heir 10, and the real cause of the
trouble scarcely suspected and have doctored for
all but the right one.
Diseases OF these organs require the Of Diurec
HRLMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is the great
Dusstjc and certain for dissAsas Of the Bladder
Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy. Organic WakAess, Female
mplaints, General Debility, and ell diseases OF the
Urinary Organs, whether existing in Male Female.
hon whatever originating, and no matter Of hsw
long stsnding.
II 8 tssetnsnt il submitted TO- Ccnsumptton or In
sanity may ensue Our flesh and blood are supported
fo these sources, and the health and happiness and
Aat Of posesity depends upon prorp d reliabe
rs0sdy.
Ne1boMs Extract Buehu, established upward Of Is
years prepared by H. HBLMB0LD, Druggist so4 New
York ard lOa South 10Th Street, phfsdelpba fa PaIcH
81 S per bottle bottles bs $780, delivered TO any
adlrsss. eolA By Druggists everywhere.
eNons genuine unless doss up IN steel engraved
wrapper, with fscsine ofny Chenicas Warehouse and
signed b. T. HELMD0LD
ocs3-a&w7m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
Council for the Careless.

The body 10 . machine, and sarslsssnsss in IL man
agsmsns TO lead to evil rssults safsensss
In the manaS smsnt Of . steam engine. Yet the last
thing that people thiak Of IL the protection Of
this delicate piece OF the Creators hAndwork from the
subtle causes Of disease which II IL surrounded
no easy thing repair the system whom 10 ruins but
thsrs no difficulty In fortyng against many Of the
dangers to which 1t il exposed Guard ogainH Nervous
dsbiiy. Al the first symptom of this fors-runnss Of
more serious ansnts sustain the tagging energies Of
nasars With HosrETTKR's STOMACH BITTKAs. Take
regularly and psrstenty, until bodily vigor 10 thor
oughly restored It creates 40 appetite promotss-or
might = properly b said csspelsths complete digss
tion Of food regulates the sscrsvs seton Of the liver
tones ssd inygoratss the bowels Improves tho condi-
tion q The blood and gives Arsss TO tAs nerves Up
On spsten thus strsnssAsssd and regulated in all its
npor ssnoions the and sxhaatons Of autumn
pregnant with ths elem sn u intermittent and remit
tent fever can make little Impression. Whoever
supposss that fever and Agus Il nnarod1bh evil in
certain Districts 1t this Of the II
~ mistaken A. ensctuslly ArauKht ofeold air 10
shut by the closag Of dssr, this complaint and
oil disordfs ofa miasnac type. nsy b prevented BY
the uss Of the BfT1ARS. WAsn Sickness can Be avoided
BY means re ssd simple, + Il not the msrest fatu
ty 70 neglect the Drosrsd AntAsts Regarded either
preventive cnrs for dyspspsa, bousness, in-
tsrmittsnt fsver disorders, general debility
constipation Of ths bowels this pure vegetable prspara
ton stands alone. oet6t&w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
CITY NEWS.
Republican Mass Meeting
There will be Grand Republican Mas
Meeting at
b . N A r a = + B,
On Saturday, October 10th, 1868.
HON. T. F. WITHROW, HON. C. Q
NOURSE, HON. FRANK W. PAL
MER, HON. g. W. McCRARY,

AND COL. LEIGHTON
Will address the people on that day. Let
every Republican in the county DO there.
Organise your townships and como in dele.
CATIONS. There will be . Grand Torchlight
Procession in the evening BY the conssli+ !
dated Tanner Companies Of Van Buren, and
Lea counties.
Come ont in foil force, and lst 10 have l
general jsli6cation. Let US see the entire
corps Of Van Bursn's loyal mon together,
and 10 will al participate in raising the Lib
srsy Pole On that day.
President Of the Day, Hughl ". Sample,
Of Ksohuk. Officers Of the Day, G. Mann
Jag; Frsa Assistant, Capt. g. W. Summer
vile; Second Assistant, Alex. Carter.
Al . meeting held q Bosaparts before,
and q Ksosauqua daring tho Fair, the fol-
lowing officers wsrs..appoinssd:
Township Marshals- Capt. Geo A. Henry,
Van Buren, Township; Maj. 4. 8. Campbell,
Chsqusst; VIM. A. Bauchsr, Harrisburg;
Col. 8. b. Craig, Washington VIM. Huber
Union; 81. K. Helterbran, Cedar; Bimot
Graham, Lick Crock John White, Village
Col. Dan Kent, Jackson; Amos Thatcher
Des Moines, Lieut.. W. P. L. Muir, Vernon
J. g. Shipley, Bonaparts; J. Dickey. Farm
inEton,
Regimsntal Odicers-Commanding or
ecss, Capt. Abe Wilkin; First Assistant
Col. Joel Brown; Second Assistant, B. G.
Bart, Of Lee county.
Fill your baskets and We will ell partiei
pate together in Camp. Ground Dinner.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06
PRrnRoss. Leo Co.. Iova. Oct. &. 1868.

PaIARoss, Lee Co., Iowa, Oct. s, 1868.
EDIToRs GATH CRY Gents You will
confer favor upon tho writer of this by
giving the Same space IN the columns OF
Your very excellent and truly loyal PAPER.
Hoping, gentlemen, that you and the readers
Of the GArE will pardon the hasty and dis
connected manner in which We present the
narrative Of events which have occurred in
this portion Of Leo county within the last
few days. We received;no that on the
evening Of the I'd inst. Judge Drayer, of Mt.
Pleasant, Henry county, Iowa, would ad-
dress the citizens of Primrose and vicinity
upon the great aud important political ques-
tons Of the day, now sgitating the people Of
the country. This announcement being gone
rally known, the citizens, Of both political
parties, came up TO hear the Judge, and 90
far as W have been able to ASCERTAIN we're
we'll pleased. Our Democratic friends
found no fault In particular with the Judge.
But Oh! the party-the great leaders of the
Radical party are SO very corrupt, say they !;
We arc not willing they should run the "She-
bang" any longer; We are hungry, starving,
and must have some Of the loaves and fishes.
The Judge delivered IN able address Of
two hours length, 81 the conclusion Of which
the Tanners Of Primrose gave three enthusi-
astic cheers for Grant and Colfax. The
Jsdgs VS. then escorted to the hotel BY the
company, and eli dispersed to their several
places Of sbods.
The morning Of the Sd came, with . gen.
tls breeze rushing To ''ssrs and yellow Leaf
tho bugle sounded "boots and saddles"
which made the blood Jingle in the veins or
old soldiers-hll in, right dress, then OF to
Pilot Grove, ride Of twelve miles through
tho loveliest country in the West, teemine
With Ill the abundance necessary for man and
beast, brought tho Tanners and Judge Dray-
or to the pleasant little town Of Pilot Grove.
The Tanners vers met By deputation OF
citizens, Who informed them that ample pro-
vision had been made for their sntsrtain.
meat. Squads offrom three to ton were sent
to the residences Of the citizens in the place
and immediate vicinity, whsss man and horse
Jared sumpseoasly. In The nsaa.;me every
svsnus leading into the town vas crowded
b oil manner Of convsyancss, bringing in
Ne qsise and unass1ming farmers, with their
wives sd dasgAsers, % listen to the soul
sarfisg spsseAss Of such men q the Hon.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-10-06

OsE Of the few things that the North and
South will probably ever fully agree upon is
that " Barrett Vegetable Hair Restorative
is not only the best preventive to the hair
falling out, but also the finest dressing ever
before the public. It richly deserves the
"Silver Medal awarded by the New Hamp.
shire State Fair.-Dubuque Times.
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