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the ram. The others he put into another
pen. He'then invited his younger brother
to select which Of the two lots he preferred
: to own. The younger brother looked at the
! sheep in the two rena, and, turning to his
favoritc ram, said, "Ah, Aleck! Aleck !:
q love you very much, 1t you hare got
{" into bad company" And chose the
other lot.
Our Aleck has got into had company.
Wen choose the other lot. No scabhy sheep
for us.
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THEATRE.

DICHMOND THEATRE.
JOHN T. Observation-Disclosures. LEssEE.
MccULLOCH SBR1GN0LIITALIAN OPERA.
&. 4. CHIzzoLA. Business Manager.
The management respectfully announces Tor
positively three nights only,
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
April 9TH, s,h, and 9Th.
Miss $. ISABEL McCULLoCH, the distinguish
edprlma Dona Soprano;
celebrated
oPERATIC COMPANY,
comprising the following eminent artists:
MISS 4. HENSE, the talented Contralto
SI!. LOCATELLL Basso. etc.. ETC..
SIG. z. GLORIA, Musical Director
IT, VerH'ls Tb 0EEuh,"TT N3PeRRa BITE.
TUESDAY E5vGEsISG. APaiL srn,
Donizcttis romantic opera
w iHSFssp p! EvESi \ ANIL n srH,
Lr PG9!iE'j'r7 tF' B6 1RPeGFfh
ADMISSION: Dress circle and parquette, 81;
reserved seats Fl so gallery, soc.
THURSDAY, March slst, at 0 A. Nj. NH =
T,IIE ROSEBUD CONCERT,
TONIGHT,
81
$50 LITTLE CHILDREN.
IN THE GRACE-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH..
nirertor george rye, \; alner.
Pianist. MISS Lhurd " eps'el.
Another Of those charming entertainments Will
be given TONIGHT in the Grace-Street church
with an enlarged programme, consisting OF
choice selection of sacred, sentimental, humor-
Gus, and descriptive Solos, Duets, Quartettes,
Chorusscs, &C., by
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY LITTLE
CHILDREN.
Doors omen at p. NJ. Concert commence al s
T. NJ.
Admission, % cents.
Tickets for sale at Starke Il Ryland's, ". H.
Keirinpham's and at the door. NH 70
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NT SPECIAL NOTICE.-The under
signed beg to inform their friends that they can
now he found with the house Of
BURREsS, WILLIAMS { CO,
III Main street, between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The farilitles Of this house are unsurpassed, ana
they are prepared to exhibit to their friends stock
OF FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
full and complete, in every respect rst-class and
at prices rs low as similar goods can ne sold any
where.
,Jouy MORTON. EDWIN A. VIM,
ALBERT NJ WoopFIS, ". l.. JENNINGS,
THoMAsD. QUARLEs, c. r. MORTON.
Tinh 22l
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spErTAE. NOTICES.

ng- FANCY sHIRTs.-sAMPLES. or
rpENcIf PRINTS NOW IN sTOI:E Of the latest
novelties. from which will mase to measure tne
,,,co.t citing shirt to be had In this market Can
and make your selection and leave your measure
WILLIAM IRh SMITH,
NH 2a-eOd3t i''' .""'"
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NJ THE GENUINE ANDROSCOG-
GIN COTTON direct from the manufacturers,
price only one shilling per yard at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 12l5 Main street.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON reduced to soc. per
Dozen NH %
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Just received by steamer. go pieces Cxlico-ths
very best at l?Sc.: cases Bleached Cottou-gcoc,
full ono yard wide. ut l?sc; elegant IT l5c. 10 Is.
Towels at loc worth 25c.; Towels II yards long st
a5c. bargain NJ &c.; Linen iIaudkfrchlefs 81
7sc. per dozen worth $3.50 per dozen elegsn.
Hemstitched Handkerchief at ?sc. apiece cheap
III S0c. Lace Handkerchief 1T 3Sr. cheap AT &C.:
Corsels at Soc. French Corsets al Sc; Noting
ham Lace Ut S5c. cheap al soc.
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DRESS GOODS: DRESS GOOnS!
Black and White Plaid Poplin al zoe. worth SOC:
Figured Alpaca, something new, nj a5c. Poplins.
the very latest shades, 1T rs 10 SIZE. Alpsri, all
shades, good quality, at SEC; beautiful Plaiis ~
&C.: Black SIX, good, nj Sl37A 10 Sl.5 Fer yard.
sold at o. to Se.75 Colorcd Silk At sl.s0 per yard
worth $3.50; Linens, all shades, something new.
for dresses French Calnbrics, all colors; White
and Figured Pique, really rich; Black Alpaca,
full lima
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ME- COUNTRY MERCHANTS WILL
find 1t TO their interest to examine our stock, as
we are prepared 10 sell them goods specially
adapted to their wants, In quantities 70 suit 'hei
at lowest wholesale figures. Our senior partner
Gives pcrsonal attention to this department. and
Will guarantee satisfaction.
BURRFsS, WILLIAMS & CO.,
NH 15lm III Main street.
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sHAWLSI
SHAWLS.
SOMETHING NEW
AND
CHI + AP.

Down with gold prices. Atwood CassiHere nt
ssc to 81. sold at 81 to Sl.so; French Cassimeres
plaid and plain, At sls5 $3.50, and sl.75-sold ~
high as $3.50; Sash Ribbons, something new and
elegant Striped aud Figured Ribbons, for bows.
very rich Flannel. all wool AT &c. good
Kid Gloves at sl.?5 Embrolderies, Notions,
Gloves, and Hosiery, and q full line OF House
keeping Goods ana White Goods all of which
have been bought At the heavy decline Of gold.
and offer them to the public In general 1t grca.
bargains, aud no humbug All can ask Is CALL
and convince yourself. Call soon st
JULIUS sYCLE'S.
I5Broad street. between Fourth and Fith
NH -
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nj NJ 4 RICH 1870.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
T. r. PRICE 4 co.
have just opened
Superior IRISH LINENS, TABLE DAMASkS,
NAPKINS, TOWELLISGR
To-! and LID SHEETISGs,
BLEACuED COTTONS, BROWN COTTOSs
PRINTS, &C., &C.
MOURSING GOODS.
BLACK MOHAIRS, POPLISH,
ALPACAS, &C.
LACE COLLARS, COLLARETS
ILLUSION BODIES. CORSETS,
HOSIERY and HALF-HOSE,
LISES-CAMBRIC HASDkERcHIEFS,
LACE IIANDkERCHIEFS,
EMBROIDERED HASDkERCHIEFS sc.
NH
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ADJUSTMENTS.


DICHMOND THEATRE.
SECOND WEEK AND UNQUALIFIED
SUCCESS OF
MRS. JAMES A. OATES'S
BURLEsQUE AND OPERATIC TROUPE.
MRS. JAMES A. OATES
In two characters.
NAN THE GOoD-FOR-S0THINGa and PAUL.
First and only night of the great burlesque on the
BOSTON PEACE JUBILEE.
Hernandez a5.................'fFoie" 'o'
TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1870
to commence with
NAN THE GOOD-FOR-NOTH1NG.
Nan, With songs. Mrs. JAMES a.
The great burlesque on the
BOSTON PEACE JUBILEE.
Guitar solo .TumbleTonlca
To conclude with the
FROLICS OF PAUL.
Paul with songs Mrs James 4. Oales.
WEDNESDAY,
BENEFIT OF Fl. T. ALLEN.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Dress circ'e. NO
Marquette 90
Gallery. -
Reserved seats for sale at WEST 4 JOHNsToS's
bookstore, Main street. ". X. HAYDEN,
Business Manager.
FAIR ONE. SC. LITTLE REBEL, SC.
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rendering Of the sentence We have auo'ea
above, II ia az follows:

rendering Of the sentence we have quoted
above. It is as follows:
Here the Attorney General -
pon.edly decides that, on his refusing to de-
liver over his Office, he could not ne re-
moved except by writ quo 'cdrrdnfo.
Mr.. TAYLOR did not say that CHAHooN
could not he removed except by writ quo "d'-
rcnio. So far from it, he expressly adds
or by OTHER legal modes" Mr.. TAYLOR,
We have no doubt, had the enabling act III
his mind when he wrote these words; ana
whether he had or not, it requires no argu-
mcnt to satisfy any man with three grains
of sense that whilst in q court Of justice
tho proper why to get rid Of m unlawful
officer by quo ,carrnnto, yet in legislative
sody other means may be employed. How
MANY hundreds of officers has Congress le-
-:sla,Si out Of Office within the last five
years. But we will not argue such point.
All that the General Assembly has to do lie
to keep within the bounds prescribed by the
Constitution. \ court must keep within the
bounds prescribed by the Constitution and
1a,eS.
The Acknowledgement also says
My opinion is that Congress never in
tended that all the agents of reconstruction
that had been appointed in Virginia under
and by virtue of the acts of Congress should
be thus summarily evicted from office. Adj
uniting that justices of the peace are law
fully in office, can they continue to hold
their courts until their successors are 'lecfto
and qualified Think they can, and should
continue to discharge their duties as such
until they are removed by persons lawfully
appointed and duly qualified"
So we say. Mr.. CHAHooS was right IN
continuing to discharge the duties of the
Office of Mayor until he was removed by
persons lawfully appointed and duly quail
fed. Mr.. NELSON said Ms much in his
speech last Saturday. What We blame
CHAIooS for is his refusal to surrender the
office when his successor had been lawfully
appointed and duly qualified.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.-JOHN
Oh. WALSH, 4ls Broad street, takes pleasure
TO inform the public that he has now In stock full
assortment of BOOKS AND STATIONERY iI
all its branches, which he is prepared to sell al
very low prices. Alsoa fine selection OF Writing
Desks, Portfolios, Albums, Chrom0s, Gold Pens,
&C. A call is solicited. ja7
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F- FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
PURE ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANEELS ut CSC.
worth 3oc., at 3oc. worth 4Oc.:
FULL YARD-WIDE WHITE FLANNEL at
soc. per yard worth &c:
full assortment Of SHAKER, SILK WARP,
OPERA, and TWILLED FLASSELS. OF
every description, ut
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our DOLLAR KID GLOVES.
COATS'S SPOOL COTTON reduced TO SOC. per
dozen. nh22
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NIT RICH BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS,
POPLINs, MOHAIRS,
JAPASEsE GOODS,
CRETONEs,
SOLID aud FIGURED ALPACAH.
WHITE MERINOS and ALPACAS
PERCALEs,
MOUssELAINES and MERlSOS,
ENGLISH. FRENCH, and AMERlACS
CALICOES:
WHITE md COLORED PIQUE.
KID and OTHER GLOVES.
GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY !;
In fact, everything kept in 1rst-class dry goods
BURREsS. WILLIAMS CO.'S,
mhl5-lm III! Main street.
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NE BLACK ALPACAS.-We call par
CAS- and BLACK POPLIE ALPACAS, Of which
we have full assortment. Also. BoMBAZISES,
TAMIsE, EMPRESS CLOTH, BIARITZ, DE-
LAME, and REPa LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street
The price Of COATS's COTTON Is reduced
to soc. per dozen.
Look ut our dollar KID GLOVES. NIB %
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r{' AXE YOUR CHAN CES
JULIUS sYCLE'S,

AS BROAD STREET, NET. FOURTH AID FIFIa
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nj IRISH LINENS,
PILLOW-CASE LINENS,
LINEN SHEETISGS.
TABLE DAMASk5,
NAPKINS,
DOYLIFe,
TOWELS,
BLEACHED AND BROWN COTTOEs-
all makes:
IL, 1914, and l2 BLEACHED and BROWN
SHEETISGS.
BCRRESS, WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
NH lin III Main street.
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New Advertisements.

NTOTICE.-Thc Annual Meeting q q
N The Stockholders OF the Odd Fellows, Hal ~
Association Of the City Of WheeTngi LOT h tSS
FcIioWs' IIfiiin aid city on wednesday even
ing, June 18th, 1870, II O'Clock, .,..,.
'"h' '"''' j. NJ. BICRBL, President;
~ p MCKELVEY, Sec'y. Juns
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nation, BY the deliberate wish anl lecis:

nation, by the deliberate wish and decis-
ion of am4jority of the people.
Now, after all that has transpired, does
any man believe that the negro under this
Government Gun he reduced to such Il
vassalage us the Democratic party pro.
pose? The negro himself, by the change
in his condition, has become too powerful
an element to admit Of it without serious
trouble, even if all the white people were
agreed in attempting it. But who does
not see that the negro now holds the bal
ance ofpolitical power between parties in
this country, who by natural law divide
50 equally that distinct element like
this acting by itself always can turn the
scale? And who does not know that
hcncelOrth the negro vote Of the South
will be Courted by both COntending par
ties, and that the party that darcs avow or
confess hostility to the ncgro's political
rights arrays that vote against itself and
puts itself in the minority.
THESE are some of the reasons why the
liberation and political Embarrassment OF
the negro race cannot he undone, save rs
It was done, BY war; which the Demo
cratic leaders are powerlcss to inauGIrate
or carry on, even if they had the resoIu-
ton to attempt il.
These being facts that have become
part Of history, what can Democratic lead
crs accomplish by ignoring them? The
mass Of their own party are not deceived
and to-day there Is not man in this State
of average intelligence, in either party,
who does not know that the negro is, and
henceiortll must be, q citizen and voter,
and that there is no power that can gain.
say or overthrow the fact. Nor is there
one who can show u solitary reason in JUS
tice, law, or common sense, why 1t should
be otherwise. Those who keep up this
tircsomc and Intellectual invection against
it are wretchcd demagogues, who cruelty
their own conscicnces and insult the intel.
ligcnCc Of the people.
If this thing must so on, as we begin
to fear it must, till tho present generation
of Democratic politicians dies of, we can
but pray that our own life may be pro-
longcd beyond that period, that we may
live to sec time when the Democratic
party will find some nobler occupation
than the abuse of this humble and unpre-
suming people, who were long and cruel
" oppressed BY our laws, who ask nothing
now, and for whom we ask nothing, but
simple justice, that they may be let alone
and have IN equal chance in the race OF
life.
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G CROFULA CURED BY BRAN
~ DRETIrs PILLS,-Bandrcths PlllH pene-
trate the whole mass Of blood. causing the OK
pulsIon Of impurities. Tho body feels relieved
from single dose; what then may bc expected
from twentyH by continuing their usc, the
whole OF tho blood In tImO, becomes purified,
and the body reconstructed from good material,
and new lease Of life secured. ......
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DR, T. FELIX GOURAUD'S
Oriental Cream or Magical BsautIasr,
REMOVES FRECKLBs, PIMPLEs, SALLoW.
NESS, MOTH PATCHES AND ALL -l
SKIN BLEMIsHES. l..-L ----

This preparation has acquired reputation the
past 30 years among FASHIONABLE LADIES,
which makes II sought AftGr by the fair sex, com.
Ing from or going to the most distant countries,
for It has no equal or rival in ib identifying and
innocent qualities. Like all other Of DIR.
GoURAUD'S preparations, this has extended It's
sale until It has become speciality, by itA own
merits, and Is not tho CREATURE OF NRRE AID
vERrlsrSa SoroRIErY This noticeable met Is
proved by the large sales made by MR.. j. II.
SILVEY b CO., Wheeling, W. Va, WITHOUT
ONE LINZ OF ADYERFIBIN1.l " suuE 49,
This invaluable CoRmetlClS recommended rom
one customer TO another on actual KNOWLEDGE
OF ITS YALUH AND UTILITY.
PREPARED ny DIR. T. FELIX GoCRAUD,
Is BOnd.lt., New York, formerly Of Walker
street, and latO Of Is Broadway. Established II
years ..
DIR. GOURAuD is also the proprietor Of the
celebrated ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP,
POUDRB SUBTLE for uprOoting hair, LILY
WHITE, LIQUID ROGUE, etr NJ,
L All OF DR.. GOurAudS Preparations y4.
Can DO found atJ.H Il. SILVEY 4 cos, Wheel.
Ing, VIVA % u-' mR2i'eod
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VIZ conclude that the st. Domingo
treaty will go through. Wayne McVeigh's
appointment will help towards the con-
summation. From ST. Domingo by way
OF ConstantinOple is rather II roundabout
way, but in one sense it is the most direct
that is, if the treaty goes through. If i
don't, the case will be somewhat altered,
and Il first rate appointment will have
been squandered. Both Of Pennsylvania
Senators arc now set down as sure for the
trcaty.-IfttsJuryh Commercial
That is to assert, in plain English, that
the President bought CANERoN's vote for
the St. Domingo treaty when he appoint
cd the Senator's son-in-law Minister to
Turkey. 40'
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Ii the House Of Representatives the
other day, on the question Of taxing the
bonds OF the United States, Gen. Witcher,
of the Second District in this State, voted
with the Democratic party in favor OF the
tax. Witcher knows there are few bond
holders in his district, and hence It is i'm,
pOrtant for him TO vote Democratic. But
on all other questions which are of pure
" partisan cast, Witchcr votes Radical.
We'll, the Democrats OF the Second Dis,
trict must sQuclCh that fellow at the next
election and put useful Representative
in his place, who knows how &c vote right
all the timc.-Ifgt%ter. IF.
Now, really, we would like to know
what the Democrats in the Second Dis
trlct have to do with WTTCHER. Willnot
some kind friend cnligllten our ncighbor
in respect to the political geography Of
the State?
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g 4 sTANDARDHREMED

" A STANDAR D"REMED y
~ Such an article IS "Dr, Tobias Vcne.
tIan Llnlment." It has stood before the public
for - years, aud has never failed giving SatiIfac'
ton In a single Instance, Every drop Of this
valuable compound 10 mixed by Dr.. Tobias him
self, therefore, 1t can always DO rolled upon. 1t
10 warranted superior to any other for tho cure OF
Chronic Rheumatism, ToOthRchB, Headache,
Sore Throat, Vomiting, Frosted Feet, Mumps,
Group, Burns, CutI, Sea Sickness, Insect stIngs,
SpraInS, Cholera, Collie, spasms, DysentOry,
Bruises, Colds. Coughs. Old Sores, swelllnGs,
Pains in the Limbs, Back and Chest There Is
no medicine In the world" that stands more on
IL own merits than the Venetian LiuimGnt"
Thousands Of Certificates can be seen at tho Doc
tors olcG, attesting to It's raro vlrtue1. Sold by
all DruggIStS and storCkcCpCrS throughout the
United States. Price, 10 cents and one dollar pei
bottle Depot, 10 Park Place, Now York.
MaD'dSW
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WTEDLOCK.-TIIE BASIS OF
w Civil Soclcty.-ESSayS for Young Men, on
the honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils aud dangers of CelIbacy-With sanitary
help for the attainment Of mans true position in
llre Sent ftOe, In sealed envelopes. Address,
Howard ASSOCIATION. box P, Philadelphia, Pa
mA9t.d&w
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Butler and the Georgia Bill.

There is reported to be great dissatis.
faction on the part Of several members Of
the Reconstruction Committee with the
course pursued by Gen. Butler in failing
toreport the Georgia bill rs he has been
instructed to do. He has made u show OF
offering TO bring it up on one or two occa'
sions, but each time when he had no right
to do so, and when an objection carried it
over. 1t is the understanding among
some of his associates that he is delaying
it with the deliberate purpose Of prevent
ing action ON the bill u! this session.
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Are prepared at all times. with the best material,
TO al orders for Blank Books, snch A. are used
By Banks, Counties, interpretations, Railroads
and Merchants, upon short notice, and In the
most desirable and WOrkmanllEO manner.
Having all the lnteet and most improved ma
tire satisfaction to all who favor Us with their
orders.
Music, Magazines, and Periodicals OF every
description bound 10 q neat and durable manner.
Address, .-......r.. 80
MILLS, FREw 81 CO.,
Al''a25i' Cor. Quincy 1 AAin Streets,
mao WHEELING. ". VA.
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TuE State election in Oregon took place
Monday State officers, members OF the
Legislature and member Of Congress
are to be chosen The Legislature will
elect United States Senator in the place
Of the Hon. GEORGE II. WILLIAMS, whose
term OF office expires on the 4th Of March
next, TWAS expected that the Democracy
would carry the State, and that the Hon,
GEORGE W. NEsMITH will be chosen Sen
atOr.
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Ny Dsar Sir MY daughter Alice, thirteen
years old, has been completely cured OF that h0r'
BILE disease, Serofnla, which for years rendered
life a torment; amer all medicines and many ply.
SlcIanS had been tried. and failed, commenced
giving her your pills. She took them almost
every day for three months, constantly improV.
ing. She has now entirely recovered.
Yours truly, DANIEL LUTHER.
Hon. II. BRASDRETH ma9d&W
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INTERNAL VIGILANCE IS THE
1u prIce Of Health as VOL as Of Liberty. BE

INTEIfNAL VIGILANCE IS TIE
IL price Of Health as we'll as OF Liberty. Be
on your guard against poisonous hair dyes.
CrlstadOrO'S Excelsior Hair Dye
IL the only ono that has stood tho test Of ehemi'
cal analysis Al the store Of the proprietor, 9
Astor House, Now York, may be seen tho certla
cate Of that able analytical chemist, .m
. PROFESSOR Chiffon, s4,
Testfying That 1t contains no harmful ingredlunt
On the other hand, In the journal Of Chemis.
Try" may DO found the statement that there are
upwards OF thirty poisonous hair dyes before tho
public Choose tho only safe and sure ono.
CRIsTADORO's HAIR PREVENTATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like charm on the Hair amer
DyGIng. Tryit mH9'd&w
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r AUGHL1Ns EXPECToRANT 81.

T AUGHLIN'S EXPECTORANT sY-
hRUP.-Amoug the many things required du'
ring this unpleasant winter for personal HEALTH,
COMFORT aud EASE this Syrup stands among the
drsL "a 1t has beOu before the public now for y
years and has given the most entire satisfaction.
All persons suffering from COUGHS, COLDS
and lIOARSENEss, should not DO without II, as
1t will afford speedy relief In most diseases OF the
Throat, Chest or Lungs. FOR CRouP-Can DO
relied on In extreme cases. FOR wHooPIEG
COUGII-Invarlably gives speedy relief FOR
SORE lIRoAT-KCOp the Throat moist with IT.
VIOLENT COUGuS-YiCld to It's continued use.
Sold by DruggiAts generally. sF...r .. ..
LAUGuLIN. SMITH & CO.,
-g'r4g Wholesale DrugEiStS,
JAMS Main st.. Wheeling.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-28
The Big Reaper War The Mccormick
Advance the Subject

1t appears that John Strachan, Of
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, and G. IL.
Mccormick & Bro, the big reaper
men, OF Chicago, Ill, have fallen
out, and Stracban no longer acts as
agent direct, but on the contrary, is
advertising heavily against this new
machine, tho "Advance." We know
large amounts have been expended
on both sides for advertising !;
Strachan, on his part, makes il
special object ~ run this new ma
chine, advance" down. While tho
Mccormick Bros. on the other hand
reproduce Strachans statements, and
reiute the same in full size news
paper, called the Adrance, with q
circulation Of 100000 copies, rs an
offset With this amount OF outlay
on both sides, we are incliDed to
think this new reaper and mower,
called the Advance, must be "some
pumpkins" and perhaps it would be
well for tho farmers to call and see
this new Mccormick machine, called
the advance" and leave the printers
to enjoy tho benefit OF the advertis-
ing. We suppose they are sold in
this city by Mccormick a. Bro
Agents.-Freep0rt Bulletin. 4-w2.