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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28

CTEAM to GLASGOW and LONDONDERRY
~ THE ANCHOR LINZ,
iOr Clyde built defended 10 sail Saur
dav from Pier No. 90 North RIVER Al u O'clock
BRITASkIA........Jan30 INDIA...............Feh 20
NOLIMBl O lOWA...... II
NORTHUMBERLAND CALEDONIA. March 10
RATES or PASSAGE PAYABLE IN 0URRBNCYi
Cabins 20 LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW or DERRY, So aud B7a
Excursion tickets, good for IL months, Sl00.
SteeAge 70 Glasgow Derry, $50, Intermediate, S3.
Prepaid Certificates from these ports SJ7
Passengers booked and from Hamburg ayre Rotterdam
kc, very Low
Dras issued PAYABLE bank Britain and Ireland
For gIthe particulars apply At the Companys office No bowling
Hssh, NsWioht HENDERSON BROTHBliS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

A YOUNG LADY, EXPERIENCED TEACHER, HAVING
~ time discnsagcd In morning and evening, will CIV,
lessons In piano music at her residences In the Vicinity
Grand Opera House specia efforts to incucate
syc and insure rapid first class Hl
per quarter. Send atdress 70 Miss J boz l62 Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

70 GREENWICH Az, NEAR nth STA YOUNG
30 widow lady highly educated, as honsekeeper; home
more OF than salary bachelors wdowers
family preferred would leave the city and country None
but hrst class need
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

MUSIC, SWEET ENTHUSIASTICALLY PRIVATE Les
wi CONS PLANO, guitar, VIOLIN organ, singing. harmony
30 avenue near Thirty fourth street. send for cIrca
call
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

80 EAST 9TH sT.-As HoUsEKEEPER, By MIr
ZC die aged American woman; either city country
Csu address HousEKEEPER, from til O'Clock, 70
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

yTOCAJINA-FOR STRENGTHENING THE VOICE AND
against ohonica diseases Of the throat used by singers
md p1olic speakers. For sale at DELLUC CO.'S, 63S
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

WANTED TO ENGAGE-A RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
~ aged woman chidless widow preferred, 70 perform
person WIN procure BY this engagement permanent and
comfortable home Address e. 87l9 Post olicc New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

nAMMANY TAMMANX
TAMNANY. TAhMANY.
GALA DAY. GALA DAY.
MATINEE TO-DAY AT
Tremendous bill. Tremendous bill
The HANLONs and Little Bob IN the great act to-day.
Five new acts by the Brothers Hanlon to-day.
The Little Midgets, Victor Francis md Julian Hanlon.
Pantomme, new Grand Ballots, Farce, Tot, GymuascA
Dick Sands and 400 stars at the Matinee 70 day. ,
TOO MUCH. TOO MUCH
THIS f Ssh Hq0u THIS NIGHT TOO r hHSa Nom
Tnis SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 81, 1854.
Hanlon Brothers and Little Bob, the little
giant Of GymnAstc Art.
HOUSES CROWDED TO REFLECTION. ,
by tho nAsLoN MlbsHTs, Victor, Francis and Julian.
PAS AFRIcANEE,' 's'' '"N'l PAS AFRrcANE.
By the three Midgets. 10000,
LIZ Oh A Ail MAGi2UE LIE CAArhA ~ MAaiooA
p0Pa'Yef TURN sps ssI RE sSlSyA0l0 faf''
RoAKlNG PANToMIME
THE SPANISH BALLET,
Pretty Costamss elegant Scenery grand Corps dc Ballet
DICK SANDS.
~" THE GREAT TAMMANY COMPANY TONIGHT.
SECURE SEATS EARLY. SECURE SEATS EARLY.
ADMISSION 50 CENTS, CHILDREN rs CENTS.
The take pleasure In announcing engage
ment with
Mics FANNY HERRING and Mr. M. w. FISK,
who will shortly appear.
In preparation entirely new Bur!es9ue, by Bernand,
BAD DICKEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27
General House.yorx, Sc

OK BROADWAY. CORNER slsT STA FIRST
Z,DI class dressmnker wants employment BY tho day
10 epFivste family. Call for three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27
ADJUSTMENTS.


WAvERLEY THEATRE.
WILL OPEN
ON MONDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER o., lse9.
HENGLER'S MIN6TRELS,
AUTHORS AND ORIGINALS
OF THE GREAT SHOO FLY SENSATION, AC,
buslness manager ........JOHN ALLkN
VVALLACk's
w proprietor and Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
THI5 (SATURDAf) EVENING, NOV. ~.
second time this season. Tom Tayor's drama,
HENRY DUNBAR.
The cast will comprise Mr. j. W. walack In the title
(his original oharacter MI Charles Fisher Mr. B. r. Rnk
gold Mr. Williamson, Mr. HELD Mr.. O. H. Rock WELL Mr.
NJ Holland, Mr.. Leonard Mr. Tom Owens, Mr.. Pock M
Curr4n Mis Louisa Moore Mrs L. Phillips and Miss Greed
NOTICE.
HOME
and the comadietta
REGULAR FIX,
only be performed for
* LIMITED NUMBER OF NIGHTS.
In consequence OF APPROACHING NOVELTIES.
NEXT SATURDAY, DEC. 4, third time,
In active PREPARATION Mrs. Cenvre's brilliant and pictu
rescue comedy, - -
with NEW and BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, COSTUMES ana
APPOINTMENTS and SPLENDID CAST.
Characters Mr.. Lester WaAck, Mr. John Gilbert Mr. q
Fisher. M J. Il ssoddard Mr. b. T. Rinsgod; Mr. q j. VIZ
mon Miss Laura Phillips and Miss Fanny Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

re WASHINGTON ST, HoBoKEN, FIRST FLOOR
10 German girl, three years in America, 10 do house
work. Apply 70 Mrs PAUL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27
Housekecpers, &c.

0Ao BowERY, Up sTAIRs.-A GERMAN GIRL TO
oUC do general houscwork, or as cook, washer and
irouer; city references.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

Ot- WEST SID STA YOUNG WOMAN TO DO
1t general homework in private family has the best
city refer ence.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT

an DEMANDE-UN EXCELLENT CUfsiNiRR FRAN.
" cnis svec recommendations accouume des maisons
partcusres Addresscr box aes2 Post details
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

Ia 9Th AVA HEALTHY, RESPECTABLE WIDOW
Il woman "a wet nurse; has baby three months old
hquire for Mrs. TAYLOR from 10 I'll O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

IJOME AND REGULAR Fix,
Ill AT WALLACK'S
EVERY NIGHT (EXCEPT SATURDAY.
T1RENCH THEATRE SATURDAY.
18th st., 9Th av three minutes walk from broadway
PERFORMANCES THIS AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
GREAT HIT. CROWDED HOUSES.
MATINEE. Tho thrilling dramatic romance. EIaHT.
MATINEE. THE GREAT CITY. NIGHT.
The grandest scenic play presented In New YORK
Every imported from London. panorama Of Lol
don streets To this magnificent picture 10 ~ good ~
visit TO London. :.
Admission 80 cents Reserved seats al. Family circle u
cents. Children half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

= ELIZABETH STA YOUNG LADY OF REsPEC.
fO liability as housekeeper OF seamsress; understands
dressmakipg has objection 10 leave the cy the best
references givsn. Call address A. NJ H. workngwo-
mems Home
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

roe 9TH Az, BETWEEN 45TH AND 45rH SITS.
10 first Hoor.-Adrs class dressmaker wshes 70 obtain
few families by the day cut and IT.
she speaks English, French and Spanish
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
Peculiar Adaptability.

DEAuuEebAB tlILus
Their peculiar adaptabllity 10 all conStI.
tutlons as cleRnSerB OF the bowels and the
blood has established their great merit
They restore the liver, the spleen and even
the heart 10 healthy action when other rem.
edles have been used without producing
any benefit They do not expose tho, 70 who
use them 10 any danger, being as safe as sal.
utary. .. ..-....... s....
Extract from Letter % DR.. Brundreth from O.
J. nay, 6'q, P. NJ, Hamilton, N. J.
"In 1888 was in poor health, and my
friends as well as myself supposed that my
earthly voyage would soon terminate. Bui
after taking one box OF Brandrethb Pills, ]
began TO feel better. Well, sir, whom I had
used up twelve boxes was o well, healthy
man-my weight having gone from 1871
pounds up to 1852 pounds. l then ordered q
supply, and between that time and the
present have retailed three thousand dol.
Lars worth Of these invaluable pills, and
am quite sure that have thereby been In.
strumental in saving thousands OF lives.
"Youn, truly. c.J. FAY. Pm"
Sold by all Druggists. Observe my name
In white letters In tho government stamp,
B. BRAEDRETH.
auglO-lmd&w ..-. ....
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

TEE Idea that the Administration
contemplates the acquisition Of Cuba
BY purchase ls reiterated with q per-
aistence and cIrcumAlantiAllty which
show at least that very great efforts are
put forth 70 bring about such action,
The fAvorlte scheme IL for the Cabans 10
buy themselves and for the United
States to endorse their bonds. A tele-
gram from Spain this morning. how
ever, declares that no negotiations 10
this direction have yet taken place and
We trust that none will.
Aside from the criminal AbsurdIty OF
assuming unnecessary debt at this time
when the whole country Is weighed
down with the burdens Of that we now
carry, why should we seek the acquIsl.
ton Of Cuba II we were able 10 buy III
because this scheme looks 10 her an.
nexatIon, OF course For what do we
want Cuba? What 10 there In the
wealth Of her agricultural resources, Of
her mines and her forests, TO COmpen-
nRte for her poverty In all that goes to
make 4 prosperous. happy and endur.
Ing Slater Have we not territory
enough for our peopleH Have we not
sea coast enough TO employ all
our navy In Its defense In time
OF war, and all the forces OF the ReY-
snus Department In time VI peace
With the great armies Of aliens In the
midst OF uS, who are at the best but i'm.
perfectly acquainted with government,
lu any form, and whose adoption Of
American ideas Ia slow and difficult
armies 30 great that they create we'll.
founded alarm for the perpetuity Of
our lnstitutlons-S we encourage
the coming Of more? With one negro
question on our hands-a question in-
volvlng the clvillzing and christian.
izIBS Of four millions Of human beings
whom slavery left as u legacy to the
patience and the patriotism OF the
country-why should we challenge the
peace OF the world TO get anothertques-
tlon OF the same SORT
Il will be great lesson for our coun.
trymen to learn-lhat the object OF wise
and Just government Is not 90 much the
acquisition Of territory, rapid increase
OF wealth, and the subJugatIon or alb.
SorptIon Of neighboring peoples, 40 the
progressive freedom and happiness that
equal and enlightened laws, generous
culture, and the practice Of true demo-
cracy will bring upon the country that
ordalnS them. Let Us enllghten, edu-
cate and Christianizs the barbarian that
fate has set aside as our share, and let
the denominations which Cuba has bred,
work out theIr results where they be.
long. kL1I.r 81 ,TaH#|..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
TRaHES8EE.
PAraon BrOwnIoW's Endorsement OF
Henter-The BenAtoFshIp-Ro-
pudlRtiOn-Prayera for
HAtn,

CorTeIpondenee GIN. Commercial
NASHVILLE, August 10.
The Knoxville Wing OF yesterday,
publishes letter from Senator RroWn.
low, addressed, In the first place, 10 the
Washington Chronicle, but having been
refused publication In that paper. In
1t the writer strongly indorses Governor
Senter, and urges President Grant and
his Cabinet to pay no attention 10 Stokes
and other disappointed sore. heads. In
the course Of the letter BrownloW uses
the following language:
We think, here In Tennessee, that It
was quite enough for members Of the
Cabinet TO send electioneering letters
during the canvass, declaring their
preference for Stokes; and now, 10 turn
Republicans out oil office for daring to
vote for Senter as their choice Of the
two Republican candidates for Cover.
nor, will look to rs, from our stand,
point, very much like bringing the
patronage Of the Government Into con.
tiiot with lhe.irsedom Of the press.
'lu conclusion, am OF the opinion
that the Administration should make
haste slowly, lest II drive from It's sup,
port the majority Of the Republicans OF
Tennessee, by pursuing the proscrIp
ton policy which will be urged UPON
II by Stokes, Butler and few other
disappointed politicians
The question Us TO who shall be
Uniled states Senator 10 place Of FoW.
Ter, 10 OCCUPYING a good deal OF attention,
The indications are that although
Andy johnson williflRht desperately
for the place, he will be defeated. This
arises mainly from the fact that about
three-tourIhs Of the members OF the
Legislature are old line Wings, aud
that that the Nashville BdRRer and the
Memphis Avalanche, the Two leading
papers Of the State, are stoutly opposed
TO johnson. The Reputation move
ment OF which mention has already
been made, does not find much favor
with the press or people OF Tennessee
II 10 pretty certain that all the bonds
issued BY the Brownlow government
Will be paid In due time. The idea OF
placing the State on q footing with Mis-.
sissippi as bond repudlGtor, TO be
Bcorned ever AilerWart, In mot NJ nj
popular with any class or party.
The cropS are suffering yery muoh
throughout the State for lack Of rain,
The weather 10 oppressively hot. Prav.
era for rain were offered In ali the
churches yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
Interesting Discovery Near BurIInE
tan MIA Is

s4HI Ne see I.. . ~ 70
One OF that clans Of discoveries
through the agency Of which BIOLOGISTS
have pretty generally diSpOlled the llu.
alon 90 long cheribhed OF mon that the
earth was constructed upon an homo-
centric ByBtem-thAtlt was created pri.
mArlly for the comfort and convenience
Of the human tribe-hA9 jugL bean made
upon the grounds Of the VlnoentoWn
Mari Company, located about twelve
miles In direction southeasterly from
Burlington City, 10 New Jersey. Some
workm0n engaged there, while digging
the foundation for q projected building,
cams upon q number Of ioBsils, the re-
mains apparently OF some OF the huge
monAtroaltles which inhabited this
planet Rt the opening OF the tertiary
period. These fossill5ed relics are said
BY men Of science 10 be those OF q mas.
todon, large hah, and q mRmmalla-
OF race OF monsters which, according
TO the testimony OF eeologIsts, was most
numerous at about the period ut which
the earth began 10 get ht for the hAbl-
tatlon Of man.
Among these were found q grinder
tooth fourteen inches In circumference,
four inches In breadth, and, notwlth.
standlng the loss OF weight which lie
age and surroundings must have eE-
tected, two pounds In weight. II 10 now
In possession Of Mr.. ]. 8. Cook, The
Superintendent OF the works OF the
Mari Company. It was white when
hrst taken from The earth, but q few
hourS' exposure 10 the air made II black.
II 10 supposed 10 have been once the
property OF q mRBtodon, and answers
the description given by Solentlsts gen.
er.lly OF the grinders Of that class Of
beings.
A bone, eight feet In length and as
many inches In diameter, was also
taken out. Exposure 10 the air made
this SO brittle that II broke when
handled. Mr.. Cook also found tooth
Of q shark three inches long, and D
number OF other geological cutiosilies.
AS soon as these discoveries became
noised about, the grounds were visited
BY number OF scientific gentlemen.
These found q number OF geological
gems. Professor Marsh took from the
ground, among other thlngs, the rib OF
whale and the snout OF sword hSh.
Professor Thomas also visited the
grounds, and declared them rich in geo.
logical deposits.
II is understood that the search for
these interesting relics will be contin-
ued until enough shall have been gath.
cred 10 complete the skeletons OF which
pieces have been found. The search
cannot proceed without further interest
Ing discoveries being made.-N. Y.
Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

TIE Government, this week, will dIs.
burse S2.s5O,OOO In the purchase Of
$1,000 600 bonds, and will take In about
Sl.84O,OOO In payment for gold. The
present currency balance OF The Sub
Treasury consists Of about two.thlrda
greenbacks and one-thlrd national
bank notes. Next month the Govern.
ment pays about Sl6, o00, 900 on account
Of pensions. Nearly the whole OF this
amount, however, has been already
appropriated out Of the balance In the
Treasury. We understand that the
Sub-TreasurleS other than New York
and the National Bank repositories
hold very liberal balances; 90 that the
present currency balance In the Urea.
BuEy, exclusive Of the appropriation for
pensions and other appropria tons, 10
probably not less than 22.o0o. 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

A PARAGRAPH Is going the rounds Of
Inc papers % the effect that one OF
Commodore Vanderbilt,s daughters has
actually condescended TO teach her
daughter to mend atocklngs. There 10
no doubt that the lady In question 10 q
woman OF good sense, who 10 aware
that riches are particularly liable 10
take wings and fly away from AmerI.
can holders, but where the wonderful
oondescenslon comes In we can not ace,
Every male member Of the royal house
OF Prussia 10 obliged to learn a trade.
that he may be able 10 support himself
should want overtake him; Queen Vic.
torla's daughters are said to be proiicient
In all departments OF huusek eepinR.-
Penelopei the faithful and patienti = wait
ing vile OF the long absent UlysAes was
famous for her Bkillful weaving: while
the model woman OF the book Of Pro-
verbs 10 specially praised for Indus-
trious habits and excellent home manu-.
features. 10 the eyes Of those silly 10.
males whose idea OF happiness 10 con.
centrated on the possession and proFuse
expenditure OF money, all knowledge
or The Kitchen and the needle NAV seetn
vulgar, but every sensible per6on. nuRt
know that Il 10 just ~ becoming a man
TO boast OF HE entire unacqusintance
with business and. manly pursuits a.
Tor woman 10 Affect contempt for and
Ignorance OF the dutiea Of her peculiar
sphere. II wonld DO we'll II those who
are Aslonlshed at the homely Industrv
OF the VanderbiltS would learn q prac.
tloal lesson from their example. -CiH.
GdEette. l. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18

TIE good effects Of the present adj
mInlstratton upon the country are be-
coming everyday more apparent.
Economy In the departments and q
faithful collection OF the revenue 10
making an astonishing diffsrencei In the
general finances. More than this, gov
eminent agents are employed TO ferret
out all kinds Of fraud and are contin-
ually discovering dishonesty where 1t
was perhaps scarcely expected. Recent
Developments In Philadelphia bid fair
to crush out the worst Of combinations
In that region-the Infamous whisky
rinD. a.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18


TOBIAS DERBY CONDITION POW.
DERs are warranted superior to any others,
or no pay. for the cure OF DIstemper, Worms,
Bots, Coughs, HIde-bound, Colds, 6c., In
Homes; aud Colds, Coughs, Los OF Milk,
Black Tongue, Horn Diltemper. &C., in Cat.
tie. They are perfectly safe and innocent;
no eed OF stopping the working Of your
animals. They increase the appetite, give
q nne coat, cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs; also increase the milk OF COWS. Try
them, and you will never DO without them.
The late Hiram Woodruff. celebrated train.
or Of trottlng horses, used them for years,
Col. Phtlo. P. Busa, Of the jerome Race
Course. Fordham, N. 4, would not use
than until he was tod OF what they are
composed, since which he L. never without
them. He has over twenty running hor, "a
In his Charge. and for the Last three years
has used no other medicine for them. He
has kindly permitted me to refer any one 10
him. Over 1000 other references can be seen
Al the Depot.
Bold by Druggists and saddlers. Price, 25
cents per box. Depot, 10 Park Place, New
York. auel0-lmd&w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
A wild Man In the wOOds-rrull
STRANGER than Fiction.

A Wild Man In the WOOds-TruIh
Stranger than Fiction.
FTtm he Lansing (IOsVO Chronicle.
Wild Jim, the only name by which
this mysterious individual 10 known,
came to this vicinity about sixteen
years ago, since which time he has
avoided all intercourse with his fellow
men. Rumor has 1t that he came from
the Stale Of New York, and lived for a
long time near the town without at
tracing attention. To-.
He 10 blacksmith by trade; Is about
Eve feet eleven inches, ofsandy com
pleXion, sandy hair Ind Whiskefs, both
Of which he alloWB to grow 10 an unus.
ual length. He IL we'll built, muscular.
aud must weigh at least two hundred
pounds. Everything connected with
his life 10 shrouded In the darkest mys.
terry, and, In fact, very little Is known
Of bis singular habits since his arrival
here. He observes almost perpetual
silence, only speaking when he comes
to town to procure tobacco and gro
cerles.
Mr.. Martin, the gentleman with
whom he trades, informs us that he
never comes in the day time, selecting
the gloomy mantle OF night 10 conceal
him from the gaze OF his fellows. He
Will answer no questions, never allows
the eyes OF mortal 10 rest upon his face,
and always asks for what he wants
with his back turned toward the person
whom he addresses.
Parties who have observed his habits
say that he Is averse to work; he has
been known, however, 10 chop and sell
wood on bis island In the winter; when
necessity obliged him. He recently
built himself Rnew log cabin, which be
usea rather asian asylum from human
view, than m o place OF abode.
There must have been something dark
and dismal connected with this unfor-
tunate creatures Life before he severed
all the ties that bound him to com.
pAnionship with his fellows. Perhaps
some deed Of blood; q fortune lost or
squandered or, more probable, some
false but fair ones cruel conduct drove
this modern anchorlte to the woods,
and still compels him to loathe and
shun his species. u h 80. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18


SoMRtlmesInce we referred 10 a sleep.
Ing phenomenon in Fultun county,
kentucky-R woman who slept seven
or eight weeks without waking, and
who has been going on In this way for
several years. We stated upon the an.
thorily before US, that she was sleep.
Ing the sleep that knows no waking.
or, not TO put too hne point upon H.
that she was dead. But she isn't. Sic
10 still mapping naturally. She RENAME
q verltable Blumberlng Phenomenon,
This 10 really cheering news FOR ne
Democratic party. Il proves that q
body may 60 on slumbering, snoring
and SHOCKING for years, and sllll live.
We bid dormant Democrats, when they
occasionally wake mp, TO be OF good
cheer. While there's life there's hope
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-08-18
Tha prasldant nsnlaras war

The President Declares War
Against all InpoaItionS upon the people,
and Science. following the glorious exam.
pie, is out
AGAINST THE P0ISONERE,
who sell sugar OF lead hair dyes. that not
only ruin the hair. but paralyzs the System.
Impoaton
WHO DESTROY THE UNWARY
should 10 put down by law. In the mean
time,
OristadOro's Excelsior Hair Dye
Is offered under tho guarantee Of Professor
Chiffon, the famous analytical chemist, as
an efficient,
Pure and HARmIeSs Preparation.
CRlSrAD0ROS HAIR PRESERVA.
TIVE, NJ a Dressing, acts like n charm On
the Hair after Dyelng. Try H.
augl0-lmdAW