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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-24

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Pure blood makes US well. bad blood makes us
sick. Vapors from poorly ;digested food in the
blood are condensed upon the various organs, Lsnd
serve to make them grow repair their waste
Organs made with greater or lesser proportion of
such m aterials cannot be sound. If the bad con-
dition of blood continues but for few days or
weeks the hody will be cut of sorts and if it con-
tinues, the whole the body will in time be re-
newed with imperfect blood. and the Iealth bad ;
it is in decline-popularly called q consumption.
Now Brandreth's Pills penetrate the whole mass
of blood causing the expulsion of impurities; the
body feels relieved from q single dose-what then
may by expected from twenty? By continuing
their use the whole Of the blood in time becomes
purified, and the body reconstructed from good ma
teria. the decline stopped. and lease of life
secured. Principal ofice, BRANDRETH HousE,
New York. Sold by all druggists. ,ylss.oI0 81
iunel6-d&wlycm- PeNY '5s- s-a'.-1 ~ iA'0
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A N N u AL M ESS AGE Il
81 OF THE
GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
TO THE
Fifty Eighth General Assembly,
AT THE
Adjourned Session, Commencing Nov. %, 1853.
Fello,o cw,sens Of the General Assembly:

Felloto Cit teens of the General Assembly:
Upon your assembling to enter again
upon the duty of legislating tor the well
fare OF the people of Ohio, the Governor is
required by. the Constitution to communi-
cate to you the condition of the State. and
TO recommend sucn measures as he shall
deem expedient. The reports of the Ex-
ecutive officers of the State, and of the
reads of the State Institutions, are required
by law to be made to the Governor on or
before the 20th day of November of each
year. Since that date sufficient time has
not elapsed for the publication of the re-
ports, and | shall therefore not be able al
the opening of your present session to lay
before you a.deIailed exposition of the af-
tairs OF the various departments of the
State government. It will be my purposri
in this communication to invite your at
'ention to a.few brief suggestions in rela-
tion to some measures which are deemed
important, and which may be considered
rnd acted upon, if you think it advisable,
n advance OF the publication of the official
reports. ei1s5
The financial affairs of the State gov
rnment are in satisfactory condition.
The balance in the Treasury on the 18th OF
November 1867. was $677, ,990.79 the re-
ceipts during the last fiscal year were 81
81, ,4S4 81; making the total amount OF
funds in the Treasury, during the ear,
$5,D25, ,475 81. l94S III Js
The disbursements during the year have
been 4,455 ,354.S6; which SUN has been paid
out OF the Treasury from the several funds,
as fOllOWS-
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DIED,

f..-...- DIED.
DEL LICKER-On the morning of Nov. esd
joins V. DELLIcKBR. aged Al years. .i1 G :
His funeral will take place this (Tuesday) after
noon at 2 O'Clock. from the residence of W. R.
Wells. on Russell street. north terminus of the
Street Railroad. one square east of High street.
Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend
without further notice. 'aiF 30 81 dIt-s
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IS MANHOOD 49, Asotaers gs,. lN.d,oa Z
Mn Panrplet from the pen Of DRl CUHTIs.
The "Medical lines says of this work:s sThis
ture shows how health is impaired through
secret abuses Of youth, and manhood. and how
impediments TO marriage. the cause and s-of
nervous debility. and the remedies stherefor,"a
receipt Of IS cents, by addressing Doctor CURTIS
NJ; s. North Charles street Baltimore. Md.
era may25-d1y-r --lH N.Y. ''
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CRISTADOR0'S HAIR DYE.
To art we owe a thousand graoes;

Improving Nature no disgrace is.
So, as gray hair don't please the eye.
s--s. Use CRISTADORO'S MATCHLESS DYE.
Cfistadoro's Hair Pre- seryatiye.
Striking, a tqunding. are the Effects produced
by Cristadoro'sl Hair Preservatise and Beautifer.
Be the hair ever wiry. coarse and unnanageable Q
by brush and comb, in one week this articl will
render it flexible. lustrous and inclinei to curlJ
i'd by Druggists. and applied by all Hair Dree:-
ers. Manufactory No. e5 Maiden Lane. Principal
Depot No. Astor House. IS
s june16 6-d& wlycm. Pony y s2t''..z1 2 a,s2lHJ
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II. II. No. 92-Resotued BY the Generol
Assembly of the State OF Ohio, That when
MS General Assembly adjourn on Friday.
November 9th, it stand adjourned to meet
again on Monday, january 4, A. D. 1863,
at II o'clock M.
Tue resolution went on the table under
the rule
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-24

Cheyalier's Treatise on tho Hal Z,
free to ALL given away at the Drug Stores or sent
by mail free. This book should be in every house.
1t teaches to cultivate and have beautiful hair.
and restore gray hair to its original COLOR stop its
falling ont, and remove all irritation or dandruff
from the scalp, thus keeping the hair beautiful to
the latest period of life. i-s 2.a ~ ~ y
SARAH A. CHEvALIER, M. D.
JNY-novl7- eodlm ) !. ll23 broadway, NY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. .
sTERLING SILVER WARE
FINE ELECTno.PEarEpw .SP w.nr.

FINE ELECTHO.PBATED WARE.
TIE G0RHAM MANUFACTURING CO, ,OF
PR0Ysz ENCEs R. l.. h wing the largest manu-
factory Solid Silver Ware in the world. with
the most improved machin ~, and employing thu
most skilled labor, are enabled to offer an nm
equaled variety of new and beautiful designs in
Dinner Services. Tea Services. and every article
specially adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their wsll-known and unriyalled
Nickel Silver Electro-Plated Ware, in which the
have introduced new patterns of rare elegance-
The Solid Silver ishguarantssd to be of sterlin Z
purity BY U. s. Mint assay. The Electro-Plate
guaranteed to be superior to the finest Sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only, rbu
these goods may be obtained from responsible
dealers every where t-.-~ Use -3csf9
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communication was referred to the com.
mite on the State Library. IA
SENATOR sTEDMAN SWORN IN.

obNAIOh SWORN
The PRESIDENT presented acommuni-
cation from the Governor, advising the Sen
ate OF the resignation of Philo B Conant
member from the 26th Senatorial District,
composed of the counties of summit and
Portage, and of a special election to fill the
vacancy thus caused.g SF--rs-Erte
Hon. WIN. STEDMAN, Senator elect
from said District, then presented his Gre
dentials, and was sworn i'm asa member by
the President of the Senate.
GOVERNORS ANNUAL MESSAGE.
The annual message of the Governor to
the General Assembly was received at the
hands of his private secretary and read at
the Clerks desk.
On motion of Mr.. HUTCHESON, SO
much Of the Governors message as relates
to the Central Lunatic Asylum, was re-
ferred to the committee on Benevolent In
stitutions, and so much of the same as re-
lates to the purity of elections, was refer
red to the Judiciary committee.
On motion of MIR. MAY, so much of the
Governors message as relates to tempOra-
ry loans. was referred to the Finance COM
mittee, and so much of the same as relates
to common schools, was referred to the
committee on Schools and School Lands.
On motion OF Mr.BURROWS, the Senate
adjourned.
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New Advertisements

70 The Ohio Statesman has a
Larger Circulation than any pa
per published in This City or Cen
trail Ohio. Advertisers will bear
ulais i'm mind. .eszssz------.----- S-ss-.-.
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Five Trains Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY,
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus & Xenis
RaifrOada

NIGHT EXPRESS-Leaves Columbus at Lit
g Gallon. orestline. Shelby, Shiloh: New London
land as M New PS York 20 H. fhis stssf tfsr
Leaves NS Sundsy Gon om9rnins; d not Moaday.
at 500 A. N; viii stop AZ al way stations. fhi,
trsiP SRH S5aTts 9oRS fG@ ths PEBeght Ysga
lington; Grafton and Berea. Arrives at Cleveland
fIEs se1s Leaves sas SaD
z. M. Will stop at Worthington,, Lewis Center
New London. W ellington, Grafton and Berea. Ar
rive at Cleveland At $50 p NJ. New York 7:i5 T. N
ing this train. will get sleeping at Grestlne
go 500 NJ: srIive in Fort Wayne at I:5o p NJ.
er routes. have ample time for breakfast and take
Held atGsGg6SMMioetDATlokvIADEL.
AWARE-Leayes Columbus at 2:30 z. NJ. Viii
stop at all stations between Columbus and Spring.
field arriving at Delaware at 3:35 P. NJ, Sprng6e1c
n. arrives at Delaware at s:25 A. "; Golunbu
PafentsleePing Cars are rum ON al
Night Trains TO Chicago,
lq , New Work and
r;.E. lra- ax BOSTON. - .za4a
81 Baggage checked through to New York and
Sostop, via 0leyelsnd also. to Philadelphia and
-" - - RETURNING: -
y Niaht Express arrives at Columbus atl45A. NJ.
u CINCINNATI Express arrives at Columbus atl:3t
Mail Train arrives at Columbus at O. 5PM
Springfield accommodation arrives at Columbu
Fare as Low as by amy other Route
Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
lsru 10 -. E. s. FLINT, .st
s sap'rl5iSRdsst JAMES, fafTERsioN.0 SlffSSEaaSi Shi0
Agent, Columb Soho.
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FURNITURE.
MICHAEL HAHN. CHARLES O. BELLOWS.
% d.. H g. P. L. BUTLER.
HALM. BELLOWS !& BUFLER,
FURNITURE WARE ROOMS

.N0ss ZIG q 2IS South HIGH ST., ,
d -IJIe 5t COLUMBUS. OHIO.
(7heir eetensice NanuJdctory is at the Foot of
South street, on the CdndI0
Their business ira nsactions, both Wholesale and
Retail, new extend throua hout the States of Ohio
PARLOR. BEDROOM, DINlNGR00M, Hail AND
'"f7 ''1IG KITCHEN FURNITURE sIf7T ~
all Glasses and every design of superior work
manship and finish: Also. Csnc-Seat Chairs of
every description. W Wholesale and Retail. Z -7i
febs-deodlY
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a oARsID1=,,..'

AClereyman, while residing in South America
as missionary. discovered safe and simple REM
edy for the Cure of Nervous "a eakness, Early De-
cay. Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs.
and the whole train of Disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by q
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate. I
will send the recipe for preparing and using this
needs it, FREE oF'CHARGE. Address,
JOSEPH T. INMAN,t
> enctea.iGM
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! 3l,j5 eR rEl:Es sIoNlIAlIL.. !.

,igh street, Golum bus. Ohio, has devoted hfnseI
series of years to the treatment of certain nil
sste diseases. He may bscensulted at his ofScT..
Sroadwas. near the Exehenge bank -
may5i-u sltf-ITTs fs-AFs-I
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nAroHEL6a,s HaIR lnYE,E. .

DATCHEL0R,s HAIR DYE..A fhis
! d splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world |;
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, reliable
fints remedies the iii effects of bad dyes; insig-
crates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful 6lacl
and properly spilled at B1tehelOrs Wig Fsetory
No. l6 Bond street. N. York. PNY apr2s d&wIy
I'd AFAIB and delicate skin. free from every blem-
ish is the reward Of an occasionsl use oflPslmers
Vegetable Cosmetic Lotion. sepal-d&wIy.Cv
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MANaooD AND THE yIeoE OF

guaranteed. DIR. RIG0RD'S ESSENGEO OF LIFE
restores mahly powers. from whatever cause ari-
abuse impotency and climate, give away at once to
this wonderful medicine, if tsken regularly sccord-
snirs NO restra mt from business or pieasnre5 Fail
9re Is iyupossibe. Seld in bottles at sS. or four
ousntities in one for So To behad only of the sole
Appointed agent in America, 81. GERITzEN. sos
Second Ave. New York. 1ts-S ~, -
vNY-jy27-dl7r = .-ls ~ ''7tfSS
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PETITION.

Mr.. ROSS presented the petition of s. 8
Edward, Y. d. Moore. John III. Klippalt
and others asking law permitting the cit.
Izens of Franklin county rotax themselves
IN the sum of 100000 for the purpose o.
purchasing sufficient amount of land fol
an experimental farm and necessary
buildings for an Agricultural and Mechan
al College. Referred to Messrs. Ross ant
Mann.
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! eolD closed in New York yesterday at
Ohio LegI.lature.

The two branches of the Ohio Legisla-
ture met In adjourned session yesterday.
In the Senate, twenty-four members
were present. After the transmission OF
, the usual messages and the appointment OF
q committee to wait on the doVernor'
two communications were received from
the Executive, one of which was the Ar-
nuaI Message and the other announcing
the resignation of Senator CoNANT. Upon
the reading of this, the credentials of Gen.
EwH. srEDNAN, Senator elect to- fill the
fyacaney, were read and the new Senator
sworn into Office.
The Governors Annual Message was
then read and appropriately referred. A
eofnmunication was received from the As
sociation of Ministers of this city, COM
planning that at the last session OF the Leg
islature no resolution was passed to give
them the use of the State Library. and
hence they will not officiate in the future
offering up prayers. The preamble and
resolutions as presented are badly written,
= disjointed and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ly in the last "whereas''-and eyince sp r.t
unworthy of men claiming to be disciples
of the Prince of Peace. The preamble and
resolutions will be found copied in full in
the Legislative reports in to-day's STATES
MAN.
In the House, seventy-one members were
present. oThe members on assembling paid
a high and deserved compliment to Hon.
-FREScH-W. THoRNHILL in electing him by
acclamation, Speaker of the House,in place
of Hon. j. +. EoLLETT, resigned, and an
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-24
THE CLERGY.

The SPEAKER laid before the House a
communication from the Ministers of the
Gospel of the city of Columbus. represent
ing that the Legislature having denied to
said clergymen the free use of the State
Library, they infer that their services a.
Chaplains are no longer desired. -
On motion of Mr.. SCOTT, OF Warren,
the communication was referred to the
committee on State Library. % -ai
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-24
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

: The Governors Annual Message was
then received through w. B. Thrall, Pri
yate Secretary of the Governor, and was
read by the Clerk.
On motion of Mr.. BALL, the message
was laid upon the table and ordered to be
printed 1.- f.ar..-. 81 ...-. -t.,-e--.f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-24
GOVERNOR.

The SPEAKER appointed as members
of the committee on the part of the House
to wait upon the Governor, Messrs. Hen
ricks, Sherwin and Finley. .atlf ~
/ The joint committee appointed to wait
on the Governor reported that they had
discharged that duty, and that the Govern
or would communicate by message imme-
diately. i Il % 2ti..l5 .it-E u" -f'
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: ADJUSTMENTS. .,,a
OPERA HOUSE,,
Thanksgiving Afternoon, Nov. rs.

Mr. John Ellsler bess to announce that in com-
pianoe with the universal request of the citizens
OF columbus, he has made Arrangements for
NEATTNEE 1sME
On Thursday afternoon Nov. as ON which ocea s;or
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With the same attention to Scenic and other sef-
DENIER as CLOWN. = -
m Admission to Matinee only-Adults go cents.
children under u years of age. 25 cents :, :
extra charge for Reserved seats which can be
procureddaily at Opera House from 10 till II An
and from till NJ. Thursday evening most
positively last night Of Humpty Dumpty.
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NEW YoRK CARDS.
rsRwILL.IcER q CO.

Manufacturers of the Improved Triple FlAnss
= - --.----4s, a4--.s elIuts. Euey
Imust be fed II 10 exhaust the North and
West TO feed them, We therefore need
have no fears Of their refusing 70 co.
operate with our labor system.
We must not be toe hard upon our
Radical friends for tie mistake they
have made in their benevolent schemes
70 elevate the negroes to position OF
power which they could not use for his
own preservation.
The great Apostle OF the Gentlles once
thought he was doing Gods service by
prosecuting the Christians. But after bis
conversion, he became su humble diset-
pie. These Radical IFiends Of the negroes
now see, or must very soon see, that in
their efforts to do the net roes good, they
have driven them ID the very verge Of
destruction. And they Will be thankful
10 any one who will assist them ia relisy-
log the country Of the terrible burden Of
feeding them until they die out--as they
are now rapidly doing from the effects
~ irregularities and vice inTO which they
have fallen since they have been thrOwn
upon their own resources, aud left to the
guidance Of their own untutOred viii
ToUrs, traly.
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n, n, ,nduoement to get Up clubs We in,'e htNe
s,, me following scale Of prices wi,ion '. s5e
y or current once expenses viii sdnii'
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nographv.

NJ Y RW ~,
sab 70 the pu biis journalist ne law er. cIsr-
gyInan an . student, and 80 n sluabis % the
busl n-sa m1ur is taught success z4ully IN TEN
LESSONS Tor $40. For further inrOrmatiO1
Spply % the undersigned, during the usual
hours % business, or at night, At the SOutb-
western Publishing House
the Might Session commences at halfpsst s
dec9 IOHN TOHELI. PRINCIPAL.
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AssETs-AT MARKET VALUE:
Cash on hand and In bank k.,.......-. S5i5SSa 80
IlssI Fatate e........... ......... 2ss g93 or
MORTGAGE Bonds ........... e25, $50 20
Bank ,205 4Oe %
United States, State and Guy stock,
and other public sscurities-.-..---. ,sS4,SaS 81
Si,S5O,9Ss q
unadiusted. ............. SI7,ess IS
Net ,26s 81
Fire and Inland NdUigatiOn Risks.
lSE- Agencies in all the principal cities and
towns in the United States
Applications for Insurance will be promptly
attended to. Il. a LITTLEr0N q CO.,
n0vq AgNEtS
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-, .iion iiS Serehsnts. rs front street
E1Por.sd Ps.1ionaI nank. No. 9' Malls
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The streets OF Paris are swept row
almost exclusively with a patented
sweeper, which has been brought to
high perfection, aud answers well the
indications of economy, neatness and
rspidity Of work. Il is simply huge
revolving brush, six feet long and sixteen
inches in diameter, which is suspended
to a two wheeled cart, driven by man
and a horse. The brush is inclined
backward st its outer end, 80 that, as it
revOlves, the mad passes outward, and
is left ia pile, or "winRow,n at the
cutter side of the track of the cart. BY
means Of lever, the driver, as he sits,
can raise the brush from the ground and
let it down again at will. The machine
is very simple, and seems TO be very
perfect. The city exhibited a model Of
il at the Exposition. It's total weight,
made Of sheetirOD, is ton. The rapifiiy
Of movement is that Of the horse. With
good horse and good conductor, i've,
thousand superficial yards may be swept
in sn hour, and this is considered as
equivalent to the work of thirteen men,
since the ordinary sweepers accomplish
only about four hundred yards per
hour.
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aahos i. erich, QueensvaTe' Sa' Nj. u
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AGESSs W ASTED Male OF Female, IN every
town and c0u lty In the L uited states, 20 inrrO
ducs this cels brated preparation, Agents sre
row makiUg froIa $50 70 t2l3 per month, clear
Of xpenses Applications for agens les can he
made for the present to Mrs JACKSON, At the
Whitemore House, Adams street. between
Third aHd Fourth. Memphis; OF 10 the man a.
factlring depot, No lis sixth street., 81 L louis,
Mo, either in person or By letter.
-
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AlatssAA -
~ tts, GF,O. WOLCOTr,
Jersey street. bet ssixth AID seventh.
MRS. WIN. R. CoLLTNs CEnrIFIcATE

HANSIBAL, Mo August zzslsf6.
MRS Jackson Dear Eellqus L am most
happy 10 inform you that aster having suffered
more than three gears with what some prysi-
clans CaE nursing sOrz mouth. ur canEer Of the
mouth and thr-,st, tried various remedies.
hut found nothing 70 30 me any good until
hta ard OF your oils ror The complexion and
teeth called Queen BsSs" bought one b u
tie went according 70 diraciI sns, and am truly
frankfurt say have found permanent cur.
Hoping yon viii purli-h this, that other fOOr
suffsrers may ~ benefited by IL, ! remain,
YOurs respectfully,
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s.osS 5,s,,1S %, o2 lloyd 8 Gubert. oueenswar'
Received street.
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bfs- our friends are reqUestsdt te use tne U oss.
is..tst ~ send us subscribers, and nll up ~ ~
- snd also 10 forward any items o. neSs
- nay be o. suadcisnt local iinpoI''ll.' e %
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JACkSOA'S
Queen BeSs Complexion Wash.
gIBE following certtfic GATES, selected from hun
L drsd- IN the possession OF tie prOprietress,
re conndeutIy Eu0aattted 10 the pEbAc;
MRS. wOLCOTF's CERTIFITATE-
u1-r,-~v IN Novprs fss.r s. Iged.

MRs. JACKSON, Denr NatiarB-It Is with
pleasure tnaJ certify to yOu. tb2L seein0 one
OF your circulars. which contained certificates
aud Endorsements from the best physicians and
the highest edissl AUTHORITIES Of the United
States. cert Tying that your oils Tor The COM
plsxion and teeth We're pu rely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers. and they warrant II
when used sccoTdiag 20 directions 10 cure the
worst aud most difficult clsrs Il nursing, sore
mouth, canker OF the stomach, bowels snd dys
persia. For &c Ofulous disorders, when used
both Internally and exteTua ", has no equal
Dear Madam seeing this and my little daugh-
ter, a.ed dftesn months. having the wnOOp' ng 3
cough for several months. accom- anied with
what the dOctQrs call WI te cankeF, her '-outn
and throat bsfBg oly liberated, and hay
ing tried everything for its relief l could hear
cL ali 10 no purpose, bought one bottle o.
your oil for the complexion, cal ed % Queen
Bess. " went according 70 the dirs ctons, did not
use qufrs one bottI-. and an most happy 70
state 20 YOU that Il has cared my On J L. soc u
nov as vel and he rty as ever she was In her
l-fa + give you this uly cert ucaie, n ping you
win 5abdsh II, thsr thousSllds Of others Who
may De sfiiicted with any Of the above snsc-
lions may once get hottie oG your Queen
Bess TOT Jsei sure they viii md Immediate
raifEf. Yours s5rfTs-
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The last two months have given evil
deuce OF unusual agitation amid the for
oes Of nature, as the following list shows
October 8, gale in Labrador, eighty ves-
sells lost and msuy lives; 29th, hurricane
In Tortola; 30tb, hurricane IN San Do.
mlDgo, Inagus, DO; November ], hurri-
cane In Hong Kong %, hurrieans at
Calcutta; 50, eruption of Vezuvius; sth,
tornado at Matsmoros, Mexico, and
Brownsville, Texas-loss OF 5000, 900 ;
l4th, volcanic eruption In Nicaragua ;
20th, earthquake at ToTtola, ST. Croix.
St Thomss, sc (; December ], eRrthquAk
at Porto Rico; l7th, earthquake IN New
YORK, Vermont and Canada.
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