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SOUTH CAROLINA.

Franklin J. Moses Elected Chief Justice-The
-, Associate Justices TO be Chosen.
COLUMBIA, July 20, 1868
In the Legislature to-day In joint ballot, the father
OF the Speaker OF the House. Franklin J. Moses was
elected Chief Justice, over d. T. Corbn United
States District Attorney at Charleston.
The election OF two associate justices will take
place tomorrow.
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BatchcIor's Hair Dye.-Thc Best In tho
world The only perfect Dye; harmless reliable nstanla
Factory 10 Bond street.
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A.-Phn1on's sPaphian soap, Possesses tho
properties the "Plphian Lotion- Is cents cake
II will not chap the skim IL Ia invaluable for the TOILET,
BATH and NURSERY
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Circulars Of Every Description and Notices
TO attend meetings printed In the nesess possible manner
other similar place In the city, AZ the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT Nassau street.
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PARIS, July 20, 1865.
The Corps Legislatif having passed the Budget and
finished ali the business before It, closed Its session
Yesterday.
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Oil Explosion In Cleveland.

CLEVEI July ., IbBS.
still in Parker's oil refinery exploded last night,
killing man and severely injuring two other per-
sons The premises were burned. The loss is esti-
mated at $4,000. The Diamond Oil works were
slightly damaged but the fire in that establishment
was fortunately extlnguished in time TO save the
premises.
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HOwe's Circus Robbed by its Manageable
Circus Company Dissolved.

CHCuy company DIss0Iveds
KINGSTON, July 20, 1868.
Mr.. Hitchcock, manager Of Howe's circus, cleared
out with all the funds last night. strike among
the employees took place Immediately afterward, re-
sulting in collapse OF the concern. The engage
ments ahead were cancelled and the circus goods
are being shipped to the States where they owned
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A.-Phaiou,s "Papbinn LotiouO Removes
FRECKLEs, PfMPLEs, TAN, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIP.
ELAS Sc
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A.-yoJcnuIc NedIciuc. xvt

A.-vOlcanic Medicines which COnvulsc the
system by their violent action not
constipation The mild soothing and painless OF
VARIANTS SELrzER APERIENT Is exactly what IL re-
qure and will speedily the chronic Sold
bv ali druprists.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever
manufactured Wholesale and retail; also applied ~ No
Astor House.
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wigs, Toupces and Ornamental Hair.-Beee
f9naxl,XiI HHAI SSsa asi I-s ass-s " s'S~s AAaSn
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Keep CoOl.-The Absolute Necessity for
keeping the head cool during this tord aoud never
be lost sight Of But, while seeking light Hat not
TO choose shapeless and that particularly
when KNOxs establishment 212 Broadway open 70 all
comcrs His articles VI TASTE lshtaess aud du
rablitv.
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GEORGIA..

The United States Senators Elcct-JOshua
Hill and ii. v. MiiIcr-Publie Satisfaction ut
the ResuIt-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
GREECE.
TIE BAPTISM OF THE YOUNG PRINCE - RkCtP-
HON OF ADMIRAL FARRA"Ur.

TIE BAPTISM OF THE YOUNG PRINCE - RECEP-
HON OF ADMIRAL fARRA"Ur.
WAsHINGTON Oct I.--Letters that have been
received hero cay that the baptism Of the heir 20 the
Grecau throne according TO the rites OF the Greek or
thodo1 faith celebrated with splendor ID the Ahen
ian Cathedral on the third OF last month The child was
borne 10 the altar by H. l. H. the Grand Duchess Alex
anhra Josophonna Of Russia, acting ~ godmothtI hnu
representing H. r. VI the Emperor of Russia d. NJ the
Queen OF Denmark. III. X. ii. the Crown fflnoe oi
denmark, II. II. H. the Princes of Wales, H. j. H. Tue
Grand Duchess Cesarcwaa. III. IL the Duke Joseph oI
saX.AltembouTg, and H. l. H. the Grand Duke Nicholas
ConstantlnowiiZ Admiral FarTagut, who had Just AZ
rived al the Preus fOr the occasion, was, WIN All ms ON
cere present the ceremonies. The Admiral Wab most
cordially entertained az the Court on the same evening
and the next day the King and Queen visited the u D.
eamship Franklin and remained there over three hours
under the American Gag. Assurances of friendship and
sympatby were exchanged. The Athenans dd every
Thing in their power 20 show their admiration Tor the
naval hero and their love and gratitude 10 the American
people who have always generously succ0fcd tbsil
me Admlras stay one uninterrupted ovation The
infant prince who has received the name OF Constanne
e 10 bear the title Of Duke OF Sparta The construction
OF three lines OF railway. trayersng Greece III three u
rectons, has Just been conceded 10 Belgian company
The work ia 10 be Immediately commenced The railway
TO the Pireus Is nearly completed Tho Hon Juus bets
formerly United States Consular Representative az sny
na sa Minor, has Just been appointed Diplomatic Agent
OF the Provisional Cretan Government III ths county
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

TREATY BETWEEN FRANCE AND HOLLAND
LOvDoN. Oct. st is reported that military and
commercial treaty has been ratified between France
and Holland and that Belgium rs expected TO JOIN IN
it's terms.
FRANCE READY TO MAKE CONCESSION IN TIE
ITALIAN QUESTION.
Der. 4-The rumor is current that the success oi
the revolution in Spain has bad the effect to induce
France TO make important concessions TO italy,
II IL known that Prime Minister Menabrca IS eX-
peced in Paris and the suppostion s that he comes
10 conduct the negotiations rendered necessary by
the alleged change in the policy OF France.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
GEN ScH0FIELD no CEN GRAEE
THE UNION CAN BE FULLY REsfohID ONLY bi
TIE MEN WHO PUT DOWN THE REBELLION.
UDoRs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT '
RIcIMoND Va, May u, lsee

THE Union CAN BE FULLY RESTORED ONLY bf
TIE MEN WHO PUT DOWN THE REBELLION:
UDoRs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT '
RICHMOND, Va, May I5i ice
Gen. L. s. GRANT, Washington, ID. @.
DEAR GENERAL: hope yon Will not thsuA lt OUT
of place for me to tender you my most hearty con-
Rratulations upon the action of the Chicago Conven
ton. The perfect unaniInity and great enthusiasm
Of vour nomination were certainly highly gratifying
~ being formal ratification of the popular ndorse-
ments of your public record, which have heretofore
been made throughout the country. But your anani-
nous nomination was long predetermined, aud was
but the fiilillment Of universal expectation On the
other hand, when the Convention met, there was
ground for apprehension that its action in other
rspecs might not be SO wise. But that apprehension
has at least IN great degree, been dispelled The
ludicious selection of Mr.. Colfax second on tie
ticket, and the general practical wisdom displayed
in framing the platform-that is III laying doWh
practical rules Of action. based upon the necessities
of the country instead Of abstract political theO-
ries-havo greatly increased the prohabhlues
of success, and at the same pme
made that success the more To be desired
have always believed that the Union could be iully
restored only by the men who put down the hebeF
lion, while have not been without serious appfe
tensions that. by forcing upon the country extreme
Radical theories the stability OF the Government
might be endangered. Great reforms require time
for their full development-time in which theories
NAV be analyzed and that which is sound and OF
ITactical utility separated from the unsound ana
chimercal. Wisdom and moderation IN IonEIcss
will now give the country restoratien anu pt's.e
Yoir election 10 the Presidency viii be ihe cu " on
tnlitica troubles as your accession 20 the C0mnahn
in-Chef of the Army was the end OF the Southern
Very respectfully. your obedient servant.
j. NJ SCHofILLD, BfeNes N'J'"''''
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
nIsGRAcErrL rIREMEN.s RlOr.

PHILADELPHIA, 0CT. A serious iifcmens
riot occurred this morning in Tic lower part d tie 'N'
during which several persons were stabbed ava ''a'"'
The Phoenix, Philadelphia and Washington Hose Com
napies while running 90 fire Essex St, were way laid
by party Of roughs who took possession Of 'hef car
uages and thon made an onslaught upon the members
Alfred Y Hermann and samuel Kane, oi the Washington
were stabbed aud beaten the former severely Chas.
Hall and H. Foster OF the Phoenix were stabbed ~ ihe
hands and face. Chas. Oliver and c. Il. Miller, oi Tue
FSiadephia were frightfully beaten. Tic cifi,se 't
the Philalenhia was nearly demolished. TAe police
were beaten Oh by the rioters who escaped a H. dark
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
NArrRAIIzArION IN pHILApELrurA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 4.-The records oi the
Supreme Court up 10 the oath ut though no enc DAY Is
complete show that IN nine days io persons were hat
urazed and that twelve persons rouehed iof al or one"
fourth Of the whole number. In the Supreme 'onrt
rule has been applied FOX against snowden the Poihono-
tary for an investigation eoncsTnlny me niagee "I
naners In blank with the signature and zeal of the
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
y,r,ox,r CONVENTION OF coLoRrD Npx.

BosroN. Oct. 3.-The National Convention of
rho colored men in session here have made arrangements
tor mass meeting Monday night The Convention 10
composed OF Is delegates, VIZ; Prom North tarohna.
Florida q Texas. Virginia, .; Kentucky Seotg !;
Massachusetts,, /; New-lork, !; Maine, l. On Gn"ay
evening Mr. Louis Scott OF Virginia delivered an elo
quent address, stating in plain terms the condition OF ne
coored people in that State. The suierngs 81 te sr
Thousands OF the people in his State would adhere 70 me
Republicans II tho latter would promise 10 htah" ",
them In the future. He drew most ptabe Pc'are %
the condition OF his people.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
oprcoy ypws SUMMARY

SAN Francisco, Oct. Ain the Oregon Legs
laure to-day Gen. Crooks. commanding me DepaTtme.s
n, ,o,nt Convention and introduced personally 10 each
nSmbcr resolution was passed ey SSih hoSsss ,e 81,
Iited states Senate charging that they have ntfcpc
sentcd the people Of oregon. and requesting them 70 10
sigi The Oregon state Ear mas exceed any ple,..s
u ma
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
GEN. GRANT IN ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS, Oct 3--Gen. Grant was serennded
a the house Of Cen sherman last night lie thsikod
tho party for the compliment. but declined To make
speech. Gen. Sherman also declined 10 SPEAK US un
thai tep Grants visit 10 st. Louis IL To confer
with Gen sherman in regard TO his annual report Ne
Will leave this city ON Monday nsIL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
TURKEY.

CONSPIRACY AGAINST TIE SULTAN.
IoNDoS, Oct sit is umored that n conspiracy 10
dethrone Abdul Azz, the regning Sultan OF Turkey
has been discovered in COnstantinopie. number
Of political arrests have been made there No further
particulars have been received.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
NEw-YoRK STATE rAIR.

The Nev.Yoyk state Fair closed on Friday Jle total
receipts were s?o5J being sees eactss ~ AV L'h"
Iaeey ySar,
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

VIEWS OF THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS AT
ASHINGTON-POSYrION OF CUBA.
" ,>uNGTON Oct 4--The revelation IN Spain Is
u glr,t theme Of conversation among tie foreign
.-lona-s here Secretary Seward has been very
stIve IN keeping himself thoroughly acquainted
v,.h the feelings of the members OF the various
irzatous and is in constant telegraphlc commnnl-
nicaiion with cur minister az Madrid prominent
member of one of the foreign legations, while IN
converse tOn with yonT correspondent to-day, made
some atements which are important and interest
ine when taken in connection with the present
diRruties in Spain. lie says that the Spanish rev
ntiOn is understood 20 be rather the result of po
ra combinations than popular uprising. There were
in Spain two political organizations aTrayed
a.. anst the Queens Government. HE first was
sh,wn MS the Liberal Union headed by Marshal Ser
fano. The other, with Republican tendencies, was
led by Gen Prim, not because lie believed IN a Re
D.llic hut because he saw IN that direction better
s.ance of political advancement. The combination
Of the Liberal Union and Of the Republicans under
Priin led to the overthrow of The QUeen. The nam
3aestion which occurs is, What kind oI Government
eau he organized by those riyal forces VIII they
compromise among themselves on resort TO ciNll
var As vet il is impossible TO tell. The influence
OF this revolution will not be felt IN Cuba at least Tor
.ome time The Captain General Of the island IS able
to maintain the peace until be receives official
news from the newly lOrganized Government u 4"
civil war should follow the revolution in SPAN, iheh
his position would become very critical IL j. Ger
tain that no European Government w'll Try 10 m-
trfere in these Spanish affairs. The European Gov
srnments will recognize any dc iacto Government
vii "a nav BE- organized there. IL ls understood
also that the United States Government is acting On
the same principles The Spanish Minister in the
Uuited States Is quietly waiting ioI fhe Inh'FH'-
ti.us which will reach him IN few days. il Is am
arstood that he is 10 longer recognized in an OH
,al capacity hy the State Department.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
THE SPANISH REVOLUTION.

ruv orPEN's PORTRAIT BURNED Al bN"' LLoNh'
IosnoN Oct s-Perfeot order re'gns as MaOrd
4. porc.lona the people sacked the Town Hal ana
.nhbclv burned the portrait OF Queen Isabei!a Inc
ronnt Of Cheste who sought to repress the riolous
.,oeeedinRs was fired on by the mon, but hed anu
'.onod under cover Of the night. B3sSols has been
.n0n;pt,d 70 the command of the Provinces OF C"ta-
lima by the Provisional Jnnia.
NEUTRALITY OF THE GREAT POWERS.
FvrNrYG.-It is announced to-day that the Great
pooers of Europe Will allow their diplomatic iea-
tiors with Spain to remain IN State quo
PROTEST or TIE QUEEN
P.sts. Oct. 4-Queen Isabella las issued pro'es'
.y,iust the revolution in Spain. The document
argues that force used by rebels TO depose 'he queen
moi inure her rights TO The throne Of Spain and
declares that the acts Of junta estabIisheo pS
y,oenc, are not binding upOn the people
sr,p,vo,s PFCFprloN IN MADED--A MILITARY
RryIEw-FsPARrERo 10 BE REGENr-fHE
NEW MINISTRY.
Madrid. Oct. 3--MarShai SeITapo, accompanied w
.evep generals of the army entered Madnd to-Hay ID
triumph Great preparations were made lof ms re-
,er,ion. The streets and buildings, pnhhc ana pr
r,, were superbly decorated. and large civic and
military procession escorted the generals through the
sifv The houses sidewalks and Iubhc squares
eorV The iOute of the procession were cloWued WIN
sttLtuS, VINO received SclI"hO anu t'' ~'iN'''"
With wild enthusiasm. The procession was followed
L. parade and review of The National
Guard. This was a great patriotic display,
and was made the occasion Of striking namiesta-
tians of the popular viii. Tie troops carried
side by side with Their Haes banners ON which
c.le inscribed Down with the BOurbonS," Sove-
2. ,ntv If the People" Religious Liberty " Free
Vtnc..ionp and other notices Of q similar chaIac-
t,r Al the termination of the review Marshal Ser
rsuo ma ie patriotic address TO the immense multi
,ul, Of citizens and soldiers IN the Course Of which
1. announced that he had united with General Prm
loo calling Marshal Espartero, the Duke OF Nttona,
,o the head of the state, The formation OF new
.hiuet has been completed. It Is composed IS fol
COWS: Marshal SeuanO. President CASTILLO Minister
f Commerce: Topete, Minister OF the Marine;
Agilrs Minister Of Justice General Pfim Minister
q Waf: Olozaga Minister of Focicn Affairs. and
Nadoz Minister of FinaBce. Manael &c Ia Concha
rs been arrested
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

INDIANAPOLIS, Der. Speaker ColiaX is IN
This CITY He was serenadod last night AZ TIE residence
Of r. p Houghby, by the Fighting Boys n Bire' and =
large assembly OF citizens. lie made roushg ht'1e
speech iull OF ph and fire. speaking cneour"t."sy 'i
the prospects of the Republican cause 10 october ava
November He thinks that the political horizon lever
looked brighter lie Will speak here tomorrow Eh'
The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-24

5 n Ajwnlau l'tY;eciiyo Jalin oa-
i" ii4piuh api i,oi, trare.
'Nt.N rt'tH aiAl pohiS i.yp i 4.
g.ru fi.4ttY i\.l IN eIH,lnt..r
eI"HIr !iaf.araee i'p'Str,
ro@'aito4 anaap otIc thin4 llie %.u.
NA'itl" itN,NNs. tNa&u u,'t.aliiial
piv"i Nit"dNI 9i' Eatiu2 4> ,e Nrcl
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-22
NOTICE.

Il is hereby given to the Taxpayers of Sandusky
County, Ohio, that the Office of the County Treasur-
will be kept open for the collection Of the June in
stament OF taxes levied for the year 1867, from the
of june 1865 and positively no taxes will be re-
eeived by the Treasurer after that date but will be
Immediately put into the hands of the collectors for
collection oy distraint otherwise with the usual
penalties added there will be no deviation from this
rule,
would state for the benefit of those interested
that 1t has been custom heretofore with q large
portion of our citizens, who having taxes due 10
keep putting of their payment until the time spec-
flied by law has nearly expired, and then a great
many more come than can possibly be aceoInmo-
dated and for the convenience of ALL would earnest
ly request that those who cn would call during the
present month, and believe that by so doing better
satisfaction can be given, and be less liable to make
errors which Is sometimes done while paying taxes
in presence OF large crowds.
j. P. ELDERKIN, Treasurer.
Fremont, May H. 1868. 20-9I.
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or any delstsrious drug, they may be taken with
safety BY anybody. Their srgar c-aiirg prtpsirsa
while beirg purely vPsetab be ham can ar ss IrUn
their use In any quantity,
They operate BY their powerful inhueses on the
internal Viscera 20 Pur y the blood and sti ulAie %
into healthy sction- II move he ebsiIuc iers Cf the
stomach bowels liver and other organs Cf ths bDoy
eestcrirg their irregular aetien TO health and by
correcting. wherever they exist, such eersngenens
as are the irBt origin Of diFssse.
Einu directions are given In the vraprers on ths
box for the following comp sinis, which these Pulls
rspily curs;
For Dyspepsia or indigestion, Listlessnsss. I...
guor and loss Of Appetite, they should te taken
moderately to stimulate the stomach and restore IN
healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symrsoms.
Bilious Headache, Sick Headache, Jalncics cf
Green Sickness. Bilious Coiic and Bilious Fever,
they culd BE- jud ciousy taken for each ease, 10
correct the c1s a. ;ctioH or remove ths obstrue-
uons rh'ch cause ~
For Dysentsry or Diarrhcea, but ore mild eots IA
generally requiled
For Hheumatisrn, Gcut, Gravel, PalpitEsisn of the
Heart, Pain In fhs 8 de, Back and Loins, they
should BE- continuously taken required 70 el ar rS
the diseased acticn Sf the system. With sueh
change hose complaints diEsprear.
For DroTsy and rsicsl SvsllinFs they shoula
os taken In large and frequent doses to produce The
effect Ofa drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should Be taken A "A
produces the dssiIed effect By sympathy.
As Dinner Pill, take one or two Pills to promota
digestion and relieve the stomach.
An fccasonal dose stimulates the stomach ana
bow into healthy sctiOn restores ths sppetiteanA
invEorHtes NE system Hsnes 1t il often sdvsntars
ous where no serious deTaDgement exists Ona Vie
feels tOlsraby ~ often Hnds that dose ef tbese
Pils make him feel decidedly batter from thsir
cleansing and renovstiDg feet On The digestive an
paratus.
DR.. J. G. Aver Co., Practical Chemists, Lowell,
Mass U, s. A.
FOR SALE BT
3. Dillon Son, S. Backland Son; and by o. r.
keCullosh, Fremont, o. and by drugs gifts and deal
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As shearing time is at hand, and the
good wife appreciates nice clean wool,
free from gummy matter, for stocking
yarn, blankets and coyerlets, place the
wool in tub and pour hot water over
it Let it stand for an hour, then pour
off the water and squeeze the wool
thoroughly; then replace it in the tub,
and to every fifteen pounds of wool take
one pound of salaratus, dissolved in
water, not quite boiling hot, stir oc-
casionally. for four hours, take it out and
squeeze itthoroughly, or what is better,
run through clothes-wringer, rinse in
cold water, and spread on grass ground
to dry. This process will remove all
gum and dirt from any kind of wool,
and make it much better for custom
work.
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Garomare, stopss, &f.

WE have just received q large stock Of General
v! hardsare. Iron, Nails, Glass, ssddlery, Paints
ana ois, 30 bought at the late cline and We Of
Ter great inducements to all wishing goods in our
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-22
EGAL NOIICE.-Hiram Vail :,

6UAL NO11CE.-hJram Vail, q
IL non-rpsident Of the State OF Ohio, and vho.e
piz OF reside il unkI own will take notice that
on the 14th dsy of April, A D. 1858, Nathan
Blrdsye filed in the c6iee Of the Gle Cf the Court
Of fCommon Pleas, for the county Of ssndusky and
State Of Ohio, his pstitiou, alleging that he the
said Nathan ?. Birdsye, In fee and is the Dos
session Of In Lot numbered 2i1 in the village Of
Clyde In said County. That he derives his title
through and By virtue Of sals Of fad rrsnises for
taxes, and deed f.C m the Aucitor Cf said county
and that the prGceedings Of the Treasurer and
Auditor OF said county In msking such sale and ex
ecutlng said deed were valid, regular and had and
done strictly n pursuance of the law. and a. king
Judgment, that the said Nathan P. Bircsye BE-
q1sted In his Eai1 tls; the pretended title Of the
said hiram Vail be declared null ana void and that
he, the said Hiram VAIL be perpetually enoined froru
asserting Any claim or tie to said premia adverse
to the title or Possession Of the said Nathan p
birdsye, and for general relief ;. <. RORD
April II, 1888. 17-22 Atty for N. P. 3irdsye.
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RI N G7S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF TIE AGE!

Gray-Headed People have then
.ockS, restored by it TO the dark, lHstroMs
'silkesfresses Of youth, and are happy.
Young People, with hight, faded orred Hair
nave these questionable colors changed te
beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
Dandruf and HuhaOrs, use it, and have
clean coats and clear and healthy scalps
BaId-Headed Veterans have
their remaining locks tightened, and the
bare spots covered with a luxuriGnt growth
of Hair, and dance for joyl
Young Gentlemen use it because it i
richly perfumed
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
heir Hair in place!
Everybody must and ,riH use it, because
It is the cisanest and best article in the
market!
Toc Sale by Druggists general J.
Wholesale a e nts.
STRONG l. ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS Il OANFIELD,
Cleveland
Forssls by
C. r. No9ULLOCB,
s. BuCKLAND h SON,
ED lJLC N&sCN.
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is very full and complete. The work done at Mrs.
Brghtwells rooms is OF the very latest style aud tf
the best msterisl end workmanship, aod gives uuiver
sal satlsf~cton. Woik always dons short notice,
m