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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25

FILED SATURDAY.-The certificate ofin.
corporation of the Sandusky Paint Compa-
ny, organized for the purpose of mining
boring and operating for minerals, for the
manufacture OF mineral paints and manu-.
featuring the same, was filed with the Sec.
retary OF State on Saturday. Capital stock
$4,000, with the privilege of extending te
s2O0,0O0 In shares of 500 each. Principa
office, Sandusky City, Ohio. GIL. Barney
F. W. Alvoord. Jacob A. Camp, L. Hos
mer and Fred Ohlemacher are the corpor'
atOrS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25
G. Thurman for Governor, and one tor
fraction of 25 and over, as follows:

The elections in the several townships,ex-
cept Sharon, will be held from O'Clock P.
NJ. to P. NJ; and in Sharon township,
from to P. NJ; and in the several wards
in the city of Columbus, from to P. M.
By order of the County Central Com
mittees.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25

FIGURED piques, brillantes, chintzs, per-
Gales and organdies just opened at
KENY ON & WIGGIN's,
No. Neil House Block.
may21-eod3ttsm.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25
DELAWARE, O., April %, 1868.

TRIP TO INDIANAPoLIs.-Taking train on
the C. c. &. 1. G. Railway on Thursday
night under the kind care of conductor
Hutcheson. with engineer George Spade
at the throttle valve of No. 49, one of the
finest engines ever sent out of Columbus,
we had glorious ride to the Railroad city,
as we believe indianapolis town" is now
called. We hung up our haversack and
hat in the Commercial Hotel, corner of IL
linois and Georgia streets, just one square
from the depot, kept by that prince of
good-felIows and healthy landlords, Geo.
Mccormick, well and favorably known
hereabout. Talk about your Bates House
or your Palmer House! George supplies
hash that outranks either of them. And
when you talk about beds! There is more
real rest, sleep and comfort in one feather
of Mes pillows than in hotel full of beds,
elsewhere. We can recommend the Com
mercial, heartily.
Dropping in at the Indianapolis Sentinel
office we found Hon. j. Bingham in the
seat occupied by him for many a day as
editor-in- chief, waking up the Indiana De-
mocracy with his powerful pen. Mr..
Bright, the new proprietor, an earnest,
faithful, hardworking Democrat, was in the
Office. Under the new management, the
old Sentinel has walked to d new life and is
now one of the hottest papers in the State.
The nomination of Pendleton and the de-
feat of the Grant and Cold-facts ticket is
considered certainty by the Indiana De-
mocracy.
We inquired for Harding, the local of the
Sentinel. and found him, for once, non est
man. He had so far fallen from his proud
position as to attend the Chicago Conven-
ton. We were sorry to miss him, not so
much on our own as on his account
Conductor Sam Hughes brought us back
Saturday in splendid shape. The G. c. &
1. q. Railway Company has reason to con-
gratulate itselfon having called to the vari-
GUS posts on the road some of the most gen.
tlemanly and experienced railroad men we
have ever met. For the many favors they
have shown us we are, for ninety days
theirs truly.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25
The Grant Ratification Meeting.

ss.ooo.ooo PERSONS PRESENT
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25
Indicted for Bribery.

The Grand Jury to-day brought in an
Indictment against Mark M. Lewis,
| charged, on complaint of e. M. X, Glenn,
member of the Assembly, with attempting
bribery on the Erie railroad bill. The Jury
also; brought in several indictments, and it
| is Generally rumored one or more members
] of the Legislature are involved.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25

=
terneon we took walk among the graves
at Green Lawn. Superintendent Stephens
has everything In splendid shape, and as
we wandered through this City of the
Dead, where
Stone spells to stone
Its mOurnful tale,
How graves were filed,
How cheeks grew p,le,
How heartstrings thrilled
With misery's wall,
We felt sadness, not all unmixed with
pleasure at the evidences of love around
US. 1t is sad to see the grave of the sweet
blooming infant, whose first feeble cry
awakened in the heart of the young moth
er the fire of unquenchable maternal love-
or of the young man who in life gave great
est promise for the future, or of the strong
man cut down in the midst of his useful
ness, and as we lean against this head
stone, we can hear a low sad wall, tuned to
accents of keenest misery, as it is breathed
by the bier of some death-claimed idol
All around US are the mementoes OF wreck
ed hopes, happiness and love.
Il seems to me
..5 Than this waste scene
Where what has been,
In the hearts bower beloved of yore,
Fades evermore.
1t is sad indeed to think of the ties that
have been sundered, the hopes that have
been buried, the hearts that have been
broken, still as we turn from grave tc
grave, and look at the evergreen emblems
fond affection has planted, or read the in
scriptions that love hath inscribed on the
marble, it is a pleasure to believe that 9
man may die and not be entirely forgotten
1t is pleasure to know that you may be
here taught to love the living. Who car
read these lines, traced by warm hearts or
the cold marble, and go away hating his
fellow-man?
How the finer feelings of our nature
swell as we read on the marble that "Oul
Mother Sleeps Here" or that it marks the
grave of "Our little Alice" "Our little Viii.
lie," or sour darling Ella" These inscrip
tions are all sacred to some of the visitors
to these graves and are as deeply engraved
| in the hearts of some who come here t.
weep, as they are on the stone on which
we lean. They hallow the hearts of thos,
who read their tender language. They
are the language of the heart.
There is sweetness in the thought tina
the friendships we form here are not bro
ken by death. The cold grave may cove
over those whom we have loved on earth
but it cannot take them from the place
they fill in our hearts. No, no; we low
them ever; and over their graves we in
scribe. "Gone home"-"Not lost but gon
before"-"In life beloved, in death lament
ed'-"Lost to sight, to memory dear"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25

A MUSICAL BUMMER.-The quiet OF
Cleveland avenue was materially disturbed
yesterday afternoon by the doings of an
overgrown blackguard, who had taken
rather more benzine on board than he could
well carry. Surrounded by crowd OF
boys, the creature sought to entertain them
by incoherent snatches of song, COM
mingled with yells so diabollcal and gri'
maces SO .hideous, that had party of New
Zealanders been within days sail of him.
they would have elected him unanimously
as chief bowler at a dog feast. When last
seen he was worming his way northward
towards the US. Arsenal, attracting more
attention than the veritable king of the
Cannibal Islands. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25

PROBATE COURT Bus1NEss.-The follow
ing appointments were made by Judge
Pugh during the week ending Saturday.
May 23d:
James P. Hay, administrator of Melinda
Athey, lately of Pleasant township, deceas.
ed. Bond $500.
John Helpmar, administrator of Mitch.
ell Allen. late of Madison township, de
ceased. Bond $1,000.
William h. Bowen, guardian of Clark G
Bowen. Bond $400.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25
LOCAL NOTICES.


POTATOES PoTAToEs!- are now re-
ceiving large lot of choice Peachblow,
Prince Albert and Neshannock potatoes,
for sale in large or small lots, at r. Main
& Co.'s, corner Broad and High. myA
NoTIcE-The members of the Olentangy
Park Association are requested to call at
my office and get their yearly tickets of ad-
mission.
my19-tf RICHARD NEvINs, V.P.
LADIES desirous OF having their dresses
elegantly made, should take their material
to Bells Cloak House.
may1S-m&th-1m
The best cup of Coffee to be found in
Columbus can be had at
A. HENNEBo's
ap 20 No. 13 West Broad Street.
JEwELRY manufactured and repaired by
Chas. E. Smith, over Bain's store.
apr17-d3m
MADAME ARMAND WOLF, the Partisan
Dressmaker, can be found at Bells Cloak
House. Charges reasonable. Work unri-
vailed for style and elegance.
my1s-m&th1m
FIGURED piques, brillantes, chintzs, per-
Gales and organdies just opened at
KENYo ON & WIGGIN's,
No. Neil House Block.
may21-eod3ttsm.
LUNcH-Lunch at John Fishers saloon,
east of State street, every morning at 10
o'clock.
april 21-tf
AN elegant suit can be made at Bells
Cloak House in one day. Fitting Room
on the ground floor. No climbing up stairs.
mayIS-m&th-1m
For best Wines, Liquors and Cigars go to
AUGUST HENNEBo's.
apo No. Is West Broad Street.
GENTS furnishing goods, full assort-
ment, at KENYON 6 WIGGIN's,
No. Neil House Block.
may21- -eod3ttsm
For lunch, Hennebo has everything
you may want.
A. HENNEBo,
apo No. 13 West Broad Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-25
CIeveland market-May ae

SUGAR-Unchange and quiet. 9.-1J
COFFEE-In fair demand at full prices.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-04
SEMINAL wEAr. sESs.

The ynuu, man who experiences that growing
ve.kt,,., IA hlB muscular and ucn:al organization
.ltau a .t, o. C. nsder whence II Arises. lie VIII
fydf the weakness bithe. back, - embling of the
lrml,- aiS rgcTsd digestion, GnarcountHhlo failing
# The power the mind distaste forsUciety dread
of inlrudiur trouble, fJrrbudiugs e evil, sle' y.
c-sists- truuh ed aud llsiv Gus dreams, accunpan.
t,,. d, g.ovirg deafness l'-s'f muscular = wor.
and nutnorlu. o,hcr symptoms Of Reorganization,
the positive trace, 81 that mo terrible and dcs.
truetiv, o. all dl.ca a. seminal We,krc.s-wasthg
AWAY Il lis powers, dc-tr ing his halc e fe a;.d
mt,ti.o q. ami dragging him along the br ken
pth # ~, tx Silence, toward a premature and
iottls me gave. To- lin who tnl' lis life orb.
lag out 10 the di-Ch rgcu the Vita rrlncipe I
r-trt e. ia Nocturnal aud durual emissions. the
q ere Ce-stt on OF the causes OF its alp.aa ncc
bgiIEs no assurance 81 relief.
Aar.age. tina holy office the .afe. guard and
H. Re Of ~ ,nhuUd brings t. such one NJ hope ~
ckrc, hut adds L. his misery ia tn. knowledge 81
the one who 10 Is t. tim tor so much II her hap
pne>. isaNictini cf hi evil aud "a i'm cent com
panion OF lis punishus lie adds To- hs misrr,
aud disorder until hope leaves HIM. There 10 no
rcsgur ,Nccp.i IN proper and 'llliul tteaim Mt -
Con 1T thea, az once ply ici'n when hong pine.
ticc md careful research ha. mad" Inn thoroughly
9, SAINT with every tha-c Of the Il &c tse. hose
". hayrh. come the victims oi iritnrN vic 9Th 4
d.a4.. a. it.,.ultng and de iructabl l-hit. which
ii /. thvu,r.. - Of s'ck rounrs with pa aly les aud
c,.usumptiy,-, arl hundreds ~ unti,., ~ graves
vitn il. ms- del VII TIM. should cpnsult withuu'
A moments delay. one who will simpatlIise with
their sufiryinvs TJsEch the D. tor would especial
iv tccvumm,ul him elf, giving 10 each aud all,
guarantees # a PERI Ct and Permanent Cntc,
without Hindu from Business Change OF Dict,
or Fear pt Exposure.
l..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-04
EFT o n & n LI1 n - Il
a.. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.


These i lis Rrs now AZ kniwl Gg "a by the Nell
ca! Fraternity to b. the "Hly sale mild and eli
cactus remedy 20 be depended on in long aud ng
cases sIprressicn itreguliriiy, ar stopping II
the fuucti ms of nature the neglect Of which IL
the source Of such depo,ahc Ell ctson h, female
frame. In M case should these WI, be ken
when the patient has ,easn to believe she IL
ExgrE TIE. Price s.. Remit he amount n ahsyc.
AMI they will he forwarded with fal direction for
use CURED At HOVE.
Patients residing ia any part Of the State. how
ever distant who rtsy Il sire medical advice On
their respective cases, an Who think proper sub
nit written statement OF such In preference, to
hol ling personal interview. are assured that their
communications will be held most sncred.
All letters and money must be addressed
REM. Y. JOsSELyN. N. D., tstamp
$50 Washington street
$40. San Francisco, Cal.
oc25.tf
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-04

GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
TIE Grsd'ca Discovery # tbs or any otter ig
Prontivc Powders for Married Ladies.

T csc powders will lie uni " essential value O.
those who,e metn.. health, or other c'rcunistan.
ces da not permit them - increase the number oi
their family without Inconvenience. suffering and
perhat IisS Of life This pterafaton IL new, saie
mfal bic. convenient and simple, aud cahn"t in-
inre the hctth of the most del'catc. IL cuttails
no privileges, but gives strength AMI r'gor. Mrt-
ally con idrrei 1t i 4 "a, high Uiriiy, and su.
tlged by the sound st prime, lcs Il prulen and
virtue. Th, IT. ~, .houll lie av lied at certain
times. Price $40 box Sent 10 any part ~ the
Coast p'if,cty safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount bv Mail or Hxpres' addressed
TO DEEJ L JOSEELNN. II.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-04
THE DAILY APPEAL

THE General Convention Of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, which met in New York
last month, elected the Rov. o. w. whitaker
rector Of St. Paurs Church, Virginia. a.
Bishop Of Nevada and Arisonia. This ap'
pointment gives general satisfaction to the
Episcopalians Of this State.
Rurus B. ANDERsoN.-Theb body OF An
derson, executed at Austin last Friday. was
brought to Virginia yesterday and We un-
ierstand IS to be inferred in Gold Hill to-
day.-G II. Nescs of last eresisg.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-04

Importnut TO the Ladies.

hcu a fem 'c is in iraull- IN ctei with dis.
ease tnd requires medical 90 sich attendance.
tnt. euu ~ sound be-, where Is there rllS stefan
" 10 is tu,ly competent t. aim mister relief and
vii 90 re. uucttblr sanding in CT " recommends
HIM TO the cuuNGcue Of The immunity The Doc.
tor. understanding huw imppratirely necessary
these ieqH irruruis aEr. fses 81 led upon to int T.
r,,c and hy calling the attention ut the afflicted
To- the ftcj thnt lie h1s-butn Pa f'.sor If Ubste
t.irs aud ,mllr DiarasoS fr gwENrN Wears hul
is fnl quail 1cd e. a ln3ni.trr ia al ca.rs b IN
r,iical, niiI sUgs.Ctiiy, not ~ urcrii al man-
nor. bat in "a Tia ngha manner a ,ears,f study
and pr rii,c-both Ia hospitals II 4 Irra'o fam.
ca. make q save theu 'runl the hands ui the
uuqu lcl, un cIupuluaa. and designing. There
fore fam lies can rely M a him ms uuun a thcr.
N IN ailltctjut cm nnl ia lum Que who can ircl
at,I simpHthi.e WITH. an bsir cni ihrm IN n ,ul
one IN whose SECRECY tho Ia ut cInfjcnc. can
lie placed. Cunsultat IN by Letter y! o.hersi e.
FSrE Sea idres, lrlcw.
heteirbrntci Female II I'm eJ!es.
Compounded from the pirate pres upthns q DR..
Yunur, have now obtained a most extended poiin
llrity, and are correctly viewed to be the safest
and aurest rem dies fur the com laint- fir which
they are applied. The con family accruing testi.
rouials Of their ,finry. declared them % be pre-
cmircntly superior their action.
M Ia ~ shuuld b. without those Ecnovaiing
AGENTS None gcnuiHs unless procured at tins
office. Sent Is mlil express TO any part u tnc
ate.
amman, FEMALE MEDICINE.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-04

PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DR., j. G.. YOUNG. In 1850.
No Cure. Ne Pay.
Consultation Ly letter or otherwise, FIRE..
BENZ. y. JossELYN, N. d.
.,,uIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE
/ has enj yeI on thi Cast mn uninterrupted
success Of eighteen years aud has became one ~
the M $. celebrated Institutes 81 the age.
The teat number n tualiy received and cured,
81 .c- II point Of number Il patients among Tue
yety hrst of the world and the success oil its tieat
n,,nt rs II =, cund To none.
PRIVATE DISEASES
IT. Males, and Irregularities in males the great
,lcsti.,yers Of heath. They insiduu.ly attack the
~ tenn, and gradually uu'i' RUNE aud dosiro, u
they arrive TIE III 'om ffurn the cheek, the iu>t,e
from the eye, the sire 9Th aud h.Oi from the
anne, they give Iuny an diseased offspring. aud
pulson tn uugh successive generations, the lace OF
man The marks can bc s.cl In sciofnla Con
SUMPTION, Cripples the Id oic, the Paralytic, the
lt>auc.
Tnrrc is no more terrible scourgc TO the human
race tlal those Diseases arising firm the cntami-
u,iiun Neueyial Poison. The mildesi OInls, by ie-
tettIng the blood, holt ever over the une allie
ted tie sword 1T destruction that IL liable NJ any
moment 10 f'll ana blight-to utterly desiroy-al
earthly II pes.
MEhCunY, rec agnlzcd ms tho most FATAL
MEDICAL ENEMY tu man, combining with the
N,nrrttl doubles his danger. Those who have
been treated with that prrniciou. MINERAL Pol.
son are II 1 cured tie disease has oaly assu,i.'
a new form.
pbNOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL oUaif
That caves the poison to crawl through the sys-
TEN c,tiu- it, way into the tissues and organs
beneath l. e APPARENT, smooth surface, TO burt
out in the future with viulence that will battle
t.,, effect. ui medicine. When Peifect CURES gan
be Obtained by consulting "a physician. whom long
pra iicc and tltrrgh investigation into the cau.c
of uisea,,'s OF til UNNhRG u.GANs, enable 10
Il, tcrniu. ~ once the ciu.c e the d-oase.
IL all diseases entrusted To the u ctors care;
pEEFhtT Spi EDY and PERMANENT CURES,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-11-04
Innii Case. Cure. Gmaranteed.

In SYPHILIS and its "A iunct-, Gonnorihsa aud
acc f+u, ing diseases; all disorders the ljlad.
der, IL iineys and p1sttte; Simind Weakness;
pt.,i.c, 81 the llca,t and Lungs; Dyspepsia; lndi
sr,tuu. InpoteWy; lacipicnt Consumption. and
Ii.ra-e. uf ia" uuary organs Ia either sCA, cure
.alvay- warranted 81 No FAY rcluig.d,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-13
AMERICAN
WAlTHAM
WATCHES.

rhs trus value of " sshinery applied 10 watch
m,kiagis not thai ny re ass Watches are made
rtoidly,btt that they are mails oorro,ily. Very
fsr p,o9lo know Why waithtm Watch should
~ superior ~ any other. I'm tho hrst place. at
wtltham tho Watch u re- ,srdsl a. only ma.
chine, 20 30 constructed like Any other machine.
81 msehantcal prlnetnios. n the watches nre
goat, " " hefauf9 tho machinery " good. or
s,afse There must l., m lefect In tho principle or
plan 20 thsmoveme tt--no mistake Ia tho aixs, or
shtpas ~ tho pcies of Which "a Il composed
n,thlag vsn,lpg IA their properties, and Nc error
In tisir positions, rhsss naiats ones tharoush y
s,ttlet, u rests Wholly With tho m sehnery. con
stractei With ini ,lte diversity Of iarm and fane
uon expreisiy far tho purpose, "a produce the
hniihei pieses. ny means u multiplying gaasos
AMI microscopes, ie.tf ani inspection for tho do
tsstion % war Ia tho oattng soo, ani for fauita
aal aaws'ln sfstl or s'ons ara made u accompany
thu werkin svery stage from beginning toend
Ast ne,sssary result. the watch goes together a
psrfset Machine. Every part 4 found 10 a. psop
erlY IN ~ pl.o-. Rverv pin may b pushed tll
u plnohs'. and every screw turned hone. Instead
OF slsh AL feeble se'iaa. The ha'anse. even
u1tsr ma prcslire ef ths ilshtssi malnsprlng. VI
hratst With vide sni fses nation, aud lhs hfat
hs -, ef,t- vlnray soa1t always eharaetsrlstio
Of ~, Wtlthtn Watch. Tho nachlne Ia n time.
ka'a,r Tram tho tart.
Tit, sy,'sm ~ Matchmaking Is unksown In
fsroyn couatres, ani v entirely original with tho
wAlthan GO apany. Tho coppany elalm that by
I. they pra la,e Watches that csnnot he aqaallcd
fnr eysry quality uhiai mike. nv tsh vaiuable.
Simpiein plan snirerrect IN principle. the
mont snot ealv beautifully hnlshol. substantial,
afsurtts an I cheap hqfi uaifsrfa In the mhutert
dstsiis, net e1sliF dawasei. aal when repaired
aletvs ~ good Hsnes. There are different grades
81 a,ish in the lisrent varieties &c setehes made
by tho Wtltha'n remaenv, thare are dlfferSnt
slros and .hsrrs ~ nit al tastes and. nean but
avery Watch that hears tho genuine trade mark
az "WtteF,N' IL xe,rtn.oed - 10 good one,
all aobody assd DO agflld to buy Il.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-13
YRAnE WANTED.

A Comfortable House ard Lot In some town In
n White water Valley, wanted IN trade Tor $40
acres Of land In vent County, Missouri Enquire
nj this allcs juno u ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-13
lIAMaND 2IWINR MACHINES.

fTuE nnderdgael 4 agent hr me sale 81 thefe
Il celebrated sowing Maehines. SO perfect H.
tho mechanism, and 80 simple aud practical, that
no warrants those machines to sew seam one
h0nlrod miles In length without dropping n stitch
or breaking n needle. sample iaaehlaef can be
sosn NJ Golfers. Golfers Corner, franslin County,
lndiann. Price $40, aud warranted for I've years.
sep2t.tf SAMUEL CoLTEt'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-13
EXCHANGE MILLS

BROOKViL1E. INDIANA.
NTAsuING90N HOLLAND hasiag seid his
w half OF tho above named estahlishmont 20
JOHN q. ADAtR and W. W. BUTLER. they
In connection with WALTER y. BAKER,
have formed a partnership for the purpose Of
running thesame, have put Ia exeellent running
order, and prepared TO do work In the spec
diest and best manner.
Special attention given TO custom work, and our
facilities for grinding haing 90 great, wo can al.
Ways On abort notice turn out grists Tor our Gus.
tomess.
TAs highest Blsskst price paid In CASH for
Wheat, or NO will grind Wheat and pack Flour
for those who do not desire 60 sell.
rhankfal Ter pact fayors, they solicit eontin.
aaaee aud % lacrosse af he3ihess.
BAKER, ADATR BUTLER.
\ ssAviis. Ind. Nov, q, iss3.fy.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-13
IN The cnaAL GAYT2.

ea.xrsen u said to DO the prevailing hair col =,
and Ito
FISH TAILED MAIDESs
~ an the rocks and comh their green looks assd-
uously. Bat tho
RELIES OF RARTU
prefer glossy browns and shining blacks 10 my
other tuges, and VI nature has moi given their fnr
head, these bcauufh hacs. or " mlfehanco has
robbed them 81 their. once esqalsiie beauty, thcy
dont cry shout u, bat rcforI 81 once 70
CRtSTADORO'S AIR DYE.
ala for my head In her happesi mood. Manu-,
featured by J. cRfSfAn0ho, as Maiden Lane,
New York. Sold By all Drug gis,s. Applied by
all Hair Droesefs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-05-05

ADVICE THAT EHoUnD BE HEEpED@We
desire 70 call the attention of the afntcted %
the merits of Robacks Blood Pills. apurely
vegetable cathartic, free from mercury kn I
all mineral poisonS, and undoupted1y tns
best remedy extant for the radical cure o.
nervous and sick headache. bilious dtsoIneIs
and all affections Of the Liver and bl0oo;;
They are, as their name indicates 6Loo4
striixe al the very root thereby Affecting not
Temporary but permanent cureB- AS puI-
Rative, they are All that can be deslIeoi %
Ing Enfld and safe In their operation and un-
Questionahly one of our most sauAhcIoLg
Cathartic Pills, and should be kept IN exsIy
WITH Roback q Blood Further are unequRIed
for curing Scrofula, Skin Disease. Old soLes'
Salt Rhenn, Dyspepsia, Erysipelas, InLnoEs,
Eruptions, and all diseases arising nom
disordered state Of the blood or q dlsorgAIn1
lied state Of the system. Try these l 1,sI,
cines and you will never regret it AHk tnoSe
VINO have used them and they will tell yon
they are the best of medicines. Sold py III ~
druggists everywhere. aprls-Ihlu%n