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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-04

a CoRRECTIoN.-En the call for the
State Convention, as published in the
State Journal, the number Of delegates
to which each Assembly and Senator
Ia District is entitled is stated to be
three. This is erroneous-the num-
bef being Two, as usual
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-04
Nat6Tt0Wn Republican.
We0ncsc5Zp, .4MguSt 4, '69.
Republican Union State Co2yon.i91.


4 State Convention Of delegates, repre-
sentine the Republican Union party of Wis
consin, IS hereby called to meet at the Cap.
ilol IN Madison, at 10 O'Clock NJ, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER IsT, 1869,
for the purpose Of nominating candidates
for state officers to be elected at the next
general election, and to transact such other
business as may be deemed appropriate.
Each Senate and Assembly District of the
s tie will be entitled to two delegates.
Milwaukee, july II, 1859.
j. r. Brigham, G ". HazeIlon,
J. r. Bennett, allen Warden,
w. II. Ramsey. a. w Starks,
A. Scott Sloan, Z. Guesnlef,
A. Haight, Jno. T. Kingston
Lutte a. Taylor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-04
LADIES ATTENTION,

" GU can preserve your fruits with safety
Z by buying the celebrated ''HERO JAR"
just received Quarts and half gallons at
DERVINS' Grocery 4 Provision Store.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-04

lieafy Keen, President Of the CHI
e*sa i Northwestern Railway, Is dead.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-08-04

undoubtedly remotely produced by volcanic
action, as was the elevating of the whole
Baraboo range. The rocks OF all sides of
tt lake are primary in their character and
unstratifed and Of igneouS origin. They are
hyI ozoica and pyrocrystalline and the green
stone= variety of granite, with veins ofquartz
crystal, feIdspar and hornblende predomin-
ale in some places, and Che general color is
reddish or flesh color. Near the summit rock
crystals are found in abundance of the pur-
est water, and on the extreme summit, i'm
mense rocks of sand stone, with water worn
! pebbles, and boulders Undecided in them, are
/ common. My theory is this-that these
rocky heights, at the period when the earth1s
crust was still under the action of heat, were
crowded and forced upwards vertically by
upheavaI, and that the chasm between was
left and gradually subsidized to its present
depth, and by subterraneanz springs was
filled with water and this lake formed, and
it either has subterranean outlet, or it's
surface is sufficiently great to cause evap-
Grafton to balance the supply from tie
springs below. aI
But, however produced, it is certainly a
strange, weird, fascinating and deeply inter-
e5ting place, and worthy Of its fame.
Pardon me for occupying so much of your
valuable space, but could not very well
say less in describing this wonderful DEVILS
LAKE. O.
THE New CABhE.-The following
dispatches passed over the French Ca
bic last Wednesday:
PARIS, July 28-8 :45 q. m.
'' To the Honorable Secretary Of State, Wash
iaagton. "7he Emperor ot'the French to The
President Of the United States Washington:
81 am highly gfatifed to inaugurate the
new line of telegraph which united France
with the United States, by sending to you
the expression ofmy good wishes for you and
for the prosperity OF the United States,
(Signed) "NAPoLEoN"
''WAsHNGToN, D. c., July %.
T1e President Of the United States 10 til.
Emperor Of the French:
Il cordially reciprocate your good wishes,
and trust that the liberal policy of the United
States, pursuant to which this cable has beer
landed, may result in many such means o.
of communication, especially between this
country and its earliest ally and friend.
(Signed) "U. S GRANT,
, Boston, July 28.-The Board Of Directors
of the French cable have sent to Sir James
Anderson, the commander of the expedition
which has just laid the French CABLE the
following dispatch
':Please offer to the inhabitants of Dux
bury, Mass, and to the people of the United
States generally; our most cordial thanks TO
their very friendly reception of the cable
, which, we trust, may unite the three great
est nations still more closely in amicabl
bonds"
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04
6riebrieb gobraber,
5abriiant ron iprHoelnoem Sronf Bier,
Sarfaparilla uno 5alinsraiwaITtr,

5abrif in WuIbsrrpfrase, ,pii6rn penn u. gByo.
ming aptnur.
Nortcr, Slle uHe Sa9srbier,
IN 6albtu, ipirp ,u ben nis6rislftn prriisn i'm
@rrbtn nab alien YIassn Der CITY f0iisnfrsi s,s
liefert.
Cine Grfabrurg rpn % 9abrsn in msinsm gt-
tGite ttfdbigt MID, siHsn SdrIapariild ,u lice
err, Der ale anreren 6abrifatr Ibsrfrift unp etr
o'riunbbsit isbr jutrGeih il. Oas otl6Gfi fsbt
untrr msiusr periSnIiten ystuna, nus pplIs ,}a-
iriepsnbeit pirr sardntirt.
Nuftrdst, pslcbe BET oerrn 9obn 3eitltr dbas-
Ssbsn pber burb bic pclf mir juatianct prrbtn,
Huesu prcmpn 9triidIttisuug.
26ka 6T. SdTaetr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04

SSemes Scbnbm ma der 6efcb6ft.
DIR llutspsi6nsts bssbrt lid, bsH Dsutittn
pen SCRANTON unb lmgsasnr bic Nnitat iu
MAIDEN, RAP er i'm Saiemsnt ron 9pbn anittrl's
neutm SadittinsrbGubt, penn aprnut. Oberbalb
BDlftr's Narft cine ShubmadrrpsrfitGttt tr.
Offnst bat unb tmpfsblt fG sur Aufertisuns pOn
nrutr arbsit isbrr art, iOTit su &sparaturtn.
Spbu Wsiub.
Seranten, 3. 9uni 1869.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04

5eniier unp periuhte, fh bur6 9sftiirt 3u
isritrsusn. Gle er iih fpdttr mad bsr
@afaubt tsssbsn bate. srfubr er bier
cas Nsiultat res tsuts Na6t itattatfunes.
uen Strsif,uess ssAsn bic DaI6sr. Das
Slid i6ien. nah ben auSidsen, auf fer
Ssttt Der 9al6er atpsltu gu lein.
9tdh sinem uuteruommensn Spajitr.
sanae lfdnp er um ,sbn ubr in pem grin.
ipa,immtr bss Sbsrmann'l1sn Ban.
quierlsitGftes.
,gomit fam i'd Sbnrn bitntn2" fraats
Der Sanauier in troGenem @eIhdftstcne
na6rcm rie utli&t Sesribuns pcribsE
mar.
sd batt cine pripatanselesenbeit mil
Sbnen ;u rerbaupsln, Su Der i'd uihI
ssras 3suasn piinldfe," iaste artbur. aui
Den paTeenren junssn Mann bsuteno.
Ter Sauquisr aab pem iunssn Wanue
sinen auftrda. cab IiA pieisr entftrnte.
9n err ndbten Winute bsfanprn lfh bic
Stipsn in psm feinsn Compton aasin.
,,Sh bin bsrsit. ju bSrsn, mein 6err o.
laate Der Sanquier, nahpem sr Grthur
rur6 zine Sanptewssuns anseptutet bate.
liG nirpsr3uIaheu.
,,Sir baben, pis ib petb, 99ehieI i'm
Setraae pom eirea elftauieno GbaIern pom
5errn g8dlmann in 6dnprnm iaate arr
thur nit rubistr uno fsfer Stimmr.
Die @sfhtsjiist bee Sauquitrs utr6ns
oerten fb. Die anasucmmsne, bSaihs
alatte Naete MID sinsm barten @eiihtes
ausorude, Der pas obntbin nihtsldatnpt
antliB pes lpeeuldtipeH @sihdftsmannes
gerape nidt ;u lsiuem Sorttetle rerdH-
perte. Die porifebsuoen Srautn jogen
iiA iibtr ben tieflisssncsn guasu ;ufam
men, wdbrsno um ben lhnrfsslhnittsuen
Numb nit Den fbmaen eippsu elm arg
wGbuiIhes. psrbiErnts SGhsln judte.
$50 bari pohl um Sbren pertben Ra'
men bittsn!" iaste sr irgt In sinsm fbar'
fen, fhnsioenpen Zone.
,Msin Nams 1T aritur 6dltenine"
PLUS 8remen?"
.Aus Bremen, Sobn tss Chefs btr
5irma Ncris 5dltsningm
"8cnnr fie, tsnns fs" ttmerFtt etl
SaRquier.
ouno In prl6sr 9e,rbuul ilsben Sil
lu Der 6dnilit SBalmdnn2" fVrIchte be,
Sdnauisr peiter. pOtsi isius sluseu sinsr
ltsbsnotn uao nulernoen Nusprud an,
ndbm'n. ,.Sis ,rIautsn mir iscsnfaqs
pit 6rdas?"
80 ifsbs nGr in rein ftunr rfhaftIlhe,
SsSsbuna lu 6srrn 0aamannl"
"po1It ieuesrbar, bae Id 9brsn Sra
men In Der 6amtIis NOD uiGt ssb5rt babs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-11-04
Ser 0Olnfnffer.
R0ssQs sen Gnbrs 9usc.
(Gprtlssuns.)
8.
Sanauier Sbermamu.

Der S6laf Nrtburs mubtt .in ,itm
LID unrubiaer asptisn itiu, penn pi, bsa
ifrahlsnns 0lcrssnipnne brariibts fur, ma d
tbrtm aufsanss ben gum 5euatr islu,s
3immsrs hindustltdeuoeu Nrlbur. Ttt
trubt Nltsne, her nabcsutli6t @eRdtS
ausprud unp pie tn 6iIisn ,ulammtnat
lcgsne Siirn pslIsIten itdnpsu i'm ihar
fen @saenlds Iu hem berrliGtu Ncrssr
= aIurtIauss {oimmsls asW6lte ipaunt,
iit in tdreuUisr 8eInbsit utsr pis Stlr
aus unp bate IN irinsn lidhn 8lum pt
triIlsrnptn Strbsn auisenummsH.
aribur bate beute fur ale pirIs 6err
liHIrtisH IsiHsu StnH. gr f&Ios BAL
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6efbdftssMn;ei9c.

Dem benti6sn publiium unp mtinsn friibtrtn
@si6Gftsfrsurben made i'd biermit bsIauRt, pae
id msin @tihGft na6 gadapanna glot.. speiit
5biIre unttrbalb Safob S6IGasrs Sadifrinsr-
bGups ptrfst babe unb eafsIbif ale in mtin Sad
tinItIdssnts @aartn, mic Giaarrtn, Hauh.,
Snu- unb Sbnupf- pfriftn u. (. no,
auf @Urratb balts. Ale sIrtfsl iinp Spn better
AualitGt.
Gs bitist I'M stntietsn 3uipru&
l0in9 5snrp eutber.
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PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL Balm,
Nittsbnr8, Cincinnati unb st. 2DuiS Gtfenbabm,
p A y I'll A n DIE ROU T E.

Nrmtn bisisr gaHn 0 3dt Ell
soaissat anVbt aoSds M.p.orrna
na& Qm Vuntm rthid. nprtpthnt InpnIh " 1'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04
Stockholders Meeting,

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i stock holders OF the First National Bank
or " heellng and the election OF Directors
will be held at the Banking House, on Tues
day, the 18TH day OF January, 1859, between
the hours OF 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ.
GEORGE ADAMS, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04

Nearly three and half years of his
service in the army was performed
Within the limits of our own State. His
advancement, as his war record shows,
was rapid, from the grade of Captain
successfully through the different ranks
to that of Brevet Major General in 1865,
which fully demonstrates the ability,
administrative and executive, we claim
for him.
With due respect for the opinions of
others and with no intention to detract
from the claims and qualifications OF
other aspirants, we very respectfully
submit the name and claims OF General
w. II. Powell, of Clifton, Mason coun-
ty, West Virginia, as the man best fitted
in every particular to till the vacancy
soon to be created by the expiration OF
Mr.. Van Winkle's term in the United
States Senate, and respectfully solicit "a
careful consideration of his claims by
the people of the State and their repre-
scntntives in the Legislature.
Yours very respectfully,
THIRD DISTRICT.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04
J'uYcy Grorc,. ". -, Jan. l, 80.
All" soldier Candidate from tho Third
District Powell.
MASON COUNTY, WEST VA.
Decem Der Ssh, IS6S.

Editors LLtciiigcnccr:
Learning that your columns arc
open to the people of the State To give Il
free expression OF opinion i'll all mat
tiers in which the prosperity of all are
So deeply interested aS i'll the question
of who shall succeed MIR. Van Wrinkle
i'll the United States Senate, | presume
upon this Information to write you up
on this subject of general discussion
throughout the State. The Press III the
LIST, aud > /, Districts AS the cOmmunI-
Gazing medium has taken up the matter
.1:.l ~ iudu-triuUSlV presenting the
CLAIMS Of their different prominent
men. / desire AS representative of the
Interests Of the people oil the > /, DIS
ITIrI, whilst entertaining great respect
for those already named in connection
with lhG United States Senator ship
think there are others whose claims,
capacity, SACRIFICES &c, are fully equal
10 those of III" gentlemen named III
your columns. In View OF the CHAraC-
ter of the Legislation so much desired
and absolutely demanded 10y the great
commercial and manulhc. uTIng interest
Ot our country ON the part OF the 4I4t
Congress- the mind OF the people .pnrr.
ally through the Stale has been III search
not ui An old Worn Out politician who has
grown feeble and grey Ill the political
field. but for an Intelligent, energetic,
experienced. thorough, practical bus
ness nIHn, " no can ANA Will labor II.
diligently and IndU~trIOu>iy for the de
vrIuvmrmt Of the great mineral au,;
agricultural resources of our safe IL
wnic.; we are now 50 deeply Interested.
In has search IutImHtlIus from differ
ent PERSONS and parts OF the SIa,e point
to Geo. W. IL. Powell as the man.
Ia him "" have Il man OF iUHnmita-
blr wilt, great energy and industry.
possessing good sound practical COM
mon sense, Ut long business experience.
i'll connection with the manufacturing
interest Of our State, and at present 80
ersl-n,!, and feels The necessity OF the
agricultural interest," keeping pace
with The manufacturing interest. His
habits and moral character is OF the
highest order, and with all a soldier OF
the first class. whose bravery and I'M
compromising devotion to our flag
during the last war, none even for
moment doubted, none 6new brt to
admire one around whom his comrade
soldiers in the State Will love to rally,
General Powell resided in our State
eleven years previous TO the war.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC, Tor
1869. has been received by r. IL. Logan
~ Co., for delivery gratis, to all who
call for it. This number contains proofs
to show that some of the stars have cX-
listed for Si.cty millions of gears. We
had not supposed such proof possible ;
but the Doctor gives ii II shape which
seems indisputabIc. His witticisms
have long made his book acceptable;
his medical advice makes it indispensa-
bio to families, and now he adds the
most startling problems of abstract sci
PucU to it's attractions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04

thing, up to certain limit the supply
of capacity will be in proportion TO the
pay. But there is limit and in this
city, for example, We think the most
capable men we have could be induced
to perform the duties of City Superin-
tendent for a great deal less than the
sum now paid.
Some of our correspondents land pos
sibly others) fall into the error of sup.
posing that the personal necessities of
candidates are proper element in this
controversy. We beg to dissent. We
have not the slightest wish to prevent
any gentleman from getting all he
needs or can out OF the public, if he is
entitled to it. We simply protest, on
behalf of these who furnish the money
to pay the salaries. against paying
:rithout a YUid pro quo. Offices are
not Tor ought nOD to be either created
or continued simply that salaries may
be paid to men who need them. The
public charities are provided in other
ways.
If lie Beard Ct Education agree with
some of cur correspondents that the
Office OF City Superintendent OF Schools
might safely be dispensed with, their
representation of tbs matter to the
Legislature would 100 doubt secure TIE
necessary legislation. If they do not,
we lh.nIE they ought to satisfy ihcun-
selves, il they are not alrendy satisfied,
whether the people of The city ought to
be required to pay 50 much rs they
now pay for the services rendered. If
they deem it too high, they should
reduce il 10 the proper figure. The
Office will not go begging even AT halt
I la. SALARY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-01-04
ALiCnck.. POROUS rLAsIERs

ACCUMULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby the circulation of the b!OOl he
comes Oqual.zed upon the part where APpli-
ell, causing pain aud morbid action to cease.
Was there ever publish ed stronger evil
dence than this"
Certificate from =. +. Sterling, Esq.
For two years, have been great sufferer
from neuralgia in the head, and found only
temporary relief from all the various reme-
dies that have tried, until apple d one of
CALICO, KS POROUS PLASTERS." l cut
itinto three strips, placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other over the small
of my back, and Tor the past three months
have had scarcely n twinge o: the Old pain.
advise all VINO Sutfer from nervous disease
to lose no time in making n triad OF the
wonderful plaster.
y. r. STEERING, Sec'y singer Mfg Co.
New York, June 5, 1865.
PiinciI al Agency, Brsndrrth House. New
York. Sold Ivy all druggists.
Il, clS-lIIlC&w
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Trustee's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID from Frederick BRyhH and wife to me,
dated uguSt 18th, 1865, and OF record In the
office of the Recorder OF ohio county, West
Va i'll Deed Book No. 40, folio lSS, / shall,
on saturday, the Both day of January, 1863,
at lU o'clock in the morning, at the front
door OF the Court House of 1 hlo county, In
public auction to the highest and best bid
der, "A certain piece of land situate in Tria-
del phia Township, on the north side of the
National Road and Joining lands with Fred
rick KODer and Others, containing three ami
forty huudIcth acres
Terms OF sAle:-Five hundred and seven
ty-iOuT 2S-lIU dollars with costs OF sale, cash 9.
and the balance TO be equally divided in
four payments ana paid On the tirst day Of
September, 1869, 1870, 1871 and 1872. without
interest. Selling as trustee shall only con-
Vey such title tLs is vested in me, which,
however, is believed to be good.
A. u. ROBINSON, Trustee
WHEELING, December Is, 1865.
dec2g-LI
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nr. Tobias. venetian Horse Imminent.

s?r. Tobias Venetian Horse Imminent.
Flint bottles at 81, for the cure OF lameness,
scratches, wind gals, sP:ainS, bruises, spliuts,
cuts, cole slipping stlGle, over heating, sore
throat, nail i'll the foot, &C. Ii is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered to the public. Thousands OF
heating 10y The Lininent;Pnd hundreds that
were crippled ana lame have been restored
to their former Vignr. 1t is used by the firsl
horSemen throughout the States. Orders are
constantly received from the racing stables
OF England, for fresh supplies OF this !nvaiu-
able article. over $500 testimonials have
been received. Remember, one dollar laid
on: in time may save the life OF your horse.
Sold by all Druggists. Office, 10 Park
Place New York. declS-lmd&w
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rriE e. =. SESAToM&EIIT.
\ word lI Defense Of GOV. P"Ir-
point.

4 word h, Defense Of GOV. E'"Ir-
point.
Editors IntcHiJCnccr:
VINO is the Wheeling correspondent of
the CIurkSGurg Tcicyrnph' Where does
he .'hnil from? ?" Ii" cannot be IL West
Vir1inInn, or he would know some
thing uf ner recent history. If not Al
West NIreIniau, ncdcaty would require
him to let the natives OF the State
make their nwn United States Senators.
An article from his pen, may b" found
in the INTELLIGE NCEK OF December
rs h, i'll which he snys,-''the Senator
ship was not created to reward y. w.
Campbell for doing his duty as a
patriot, Arthur |. foreman for play
ing Judge and GOvernOr-DAniel Polls
ley tor being IL good loyal man, Gen.
Powell or Cen. Harris TOR being good
ii shIers, nor Gov. Feirpoint for Pln\inE
Governor OF two States; hu!, simply
Tor the good %! tn" people," ''In my
estimation Hon. G. u. Hubbard is that
man."
The phrase ''pInyiny JHeigc and pIDy-
ina GOUeTmOr," displays muigHty on
the part OF The writer. when h" speak
of Gov. PiurpOint as playing Governor
of IIpO States, he shows his 1ymOrO"cc OF
the history OF the past eight years. Gov.
Prirpuint has held 40 Cillce III West
Virginia.
We regret TO see iyHOr0ncc GHL nldtty-
mtg combined in !Ee advocacy OF amy
guutlcInun's claims - 80 important il
position.
The author hn, rt>or;ed to the shall
low device of Slu!TIng lha names OF the
above gentlemen, Tor the purpose OF
building up his faV"rite. We had not
pxupclud the friends of any gentleman
would establish Eis claims to the L.
5. S-uutnrehip by dIsparaGing and
treating :!iscuIrIcOISly any other gen
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6gr 9aIE.
Administrators Sale.

Administrators Sale.
WILL OFFER FOR SALE ON Tnr
i premises. on
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1869.
the following property, being a portion @:
the real estate belonging To the heirs al
.Io>e ph KiTkwOOd, decd, to wit: About ~
acres of farming land IN Section q, Range
Township 3. said land lies directly opposite
the city OF Wheeling, and the Town OF
bridgeport, and will be offered III tracts L.
suit purchasers in from 8 to 20 acre lots. II
is we'll calculated for graIes, gardening ui
farming
AI>U-About 20 acres OF coal land. TIL
surface and coal will he offered separate
The coal will be divided IN smaller lois
about 81 acres OF surface will be offered WIZ
the coal.
AIS0-Some pasture lots lying adjacent
and south of the Town of kirkwOOu, VII
lie offered in lots of from 4 to III acres.
AISO-AbOut 10 town lots in the Town o.
kiTKwOOd, Ohio.
said town is very furnishing village.
some ~ houses have been erected during the
last year. 1t contains churches, and one al
the finest school buildings i'll Eastern ONO.
This land and town lots have all the al
vanIages of the free navigation OF the ONO
River and the transportation OF the CleVC-
land and Pittsburgh railroad.
Terms: 0ne-thiId in hand and the remain
der in two equal annual payments. with IN.
LeTeSt. HENRY WEST, Admir-.
with the Will annexed of JOS. hITkwCOd, dec.
ueC:iI-t6
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StonkhoIders' Notice.

TTOHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Nh,
loan BulIdiug Association nre here1y
-, itaJ 10 attend the yearly meeting 10 Dc
heiu in the basement OF the Court Eouse on
Monday eyeatng, January lltn' iS1gi ~ a
praSI,ani Vice President secretary. IfeAsu-
rer aud seven Directors, TO serve Tor tue en-
suing year. T., ,Iroc,ed 10
article ~ O; the Constitution. on fines.
GEORGE BAlSD, President
CHARLES w. GUNNER, secretary
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EXC ELS1OR HAlh u Y HI
Brings ont II finer BROWN or BLACK than
any other, i'll shorter time, and withOat in
jury TO the hair, This is a truth as apparent
IA that the sun lights the earth.
CrIAIHIOrO'S Hair PrcS"rVRt!Ve
AND BEAUTIFIER.-The toilet, without
this article. lacks It' most useful attribute.
Nothing Is SO common i'll this country rs the
falling out tle hair. The preservative pre-
veu;s it. The tl6rcS can no more loosen and
drop of, il this article is regularly applied
night and morning, than II each were fixed
in vice. The testimony on this point
over y helming, while the beautifying and In
viGor lting properties o! the tluid are equal
Iy well e. tabilShed.
Sold by Druggtst and applied by nll Hair
DresSerS. Mandatory No is Maiden Lane,
Principal Depot No Aston House.
GcClS lmG&w
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