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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1855-08-23
ssTATE OF OHIO BELMONT County

S.TATE OF OHIO BELMONT County
~ Court Of Common Pleas Of said Count.
Jacob Berger. Pl1in.iE.
CIVIL. ACTION
Charles r. Woods & Hsrriet>
Woods his wife, et al. Defendants.
Petition to fOreclosc aud sell Mortassred premise=
The defendants &. X. Woods and Harriet Woods his
wlte, residents OF the state OF iowa, will take notice
l.Gt the plaintiff the 2jth day OF July 4. D. l-Jj
nied his petition in the Clerks Office OF Com Pleas
court Of said county, against them and others. The
ohicrt and prayer of said petition is to iud.
mont against said Woods for the of $780, with IN
icrest thereon since April Ist lrj2 ess credits 20
June Gt -5I, and Si7 so Ioo Of april 5ih I.j5 and
The sale OF the following described mortgaget premi-
ses sIiuaied IN the County of Belmont, and stale o!
ONO eid heng pan Of Lot No. lis iRthe recorded pIa
of lhe town Of Bridgeport, being 81 f. inches front
on the National Road Tor the n. boundary; bounded
the Z. by the property Of one Jacob shumsker the
w. by the property Of Rachel NewIand, aud On the s
by the boundary OF said p.OG said petition uhcr prays
that the said Harriet Woods be bound OF any all
er right IN and 20 said premises.
Said defendants are therefore required TO or
demur 10 said petition before Sept 2th So the
same Will be taken strge aud confessed against them
aud Judguen. rendered thereon accordingly
". J. ". GLOVER.
Aug. 1855. 6w Ally for plaintiff.
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Tho 4ih described tract ap praised al $500. aud The 5ih
described tract appfaised at sl55 the last dstcrHd
tract. arc ceor o Dover; ~ VIII be sold on the follow
ing conditions. one thfd IN hand on the day of sale
iird IN year and one third IN two years with
ntentt Tie deferred payments from thc day oi sale
JOHN G.. NICHOLS, Sheriff
Aug. %, ,Ie5J-eOOO.
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NA q - -M -M a EL0
will attend in person, or by deputy, one day at
the usual place OF holding elections in each town.
ship tor the purpose OF receiving Taxes, follows;
In Pultney township, on Monday, Sept. "a; in
Mead, on Tuesdny, Sept. 25 in York on Wednes-
day, Sept &c; in Washington, on Thursday, Sept
27; in Wayne, on Friday, Sept 26: in Smith, on
Saturday, Sept 90; in Pcase, Monday, Oct lst in
Colerain; on Friday, Oct s. in Wheeling, on Sarur.
dny DC, 6; in Somerset. on Thursday, Oct III in
Warren, on Friday, Oct IL; Goshen, on Saturday l3;
in Union,on Monday,Oc 10; in Kirk ,on Tues
And will be in my Office, in ST. Clairsvle, from
the last named uay, for the purpose OF receiving
Taxes, until the 20th day OF December, 1855
THOMAS JOHNSON,
County Treasurer.
Treas's Office, Bel Co, Aug %, 1855.
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PROF.. WOODS
NiiR RESTORATIVE.

HIS preparation, although less than
4 two years hnioreth public, owing TO the wonder
~ elects rppn the human hair ard scalp has already
nbo htd cehrity aud sale perfectly unyaralle led
Iha mi PREPARATION viii actually
Restore Grey Hair to its Natural Color,
produce luIufart growth upon the heads Of the lad
prevent TIE hetr from falling of. aud when used a.
toilet nrtIce prodrce cOuiinuaI flow Of the natural
tuds aud thus fguber the heir soft glossy and wsyev
destroy oIseasH-ni the scep md ctpe dtpdrut, tie
tefthtales Of Distinguished gentlemen and ladies IN
every part oi the country, |c have tf ed II, and there
Tore speak what trey know. most fully attest Ths; by
pfDp"rHsc oi the restorative the hair he made to
fti5n s natural color 20 almost any age allotted TO
humanity, by remGv!u' the cause S0i tn. diseasa from
The sea T- no matter how long stsudug-;hc CorCr:.
rent testimony Ui ir press AID the cert f-a.- Of Uu
Heftus tatie individuals Of both sfScs leave no
Gouf tIrcuiars containing foil particulars relative
70 he nsr ~ this curative. vel the recommends.
tons Of editors and GER cstes fe;Jre alluded to- can
be Hsl pi a % a.enls. For ssls by
Aug. ,, IS. 4. e. N.4RTIN & Co
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
Robert II. O'Neil,

Sampson Whetney.
IY virtue Of IN alias Execution 70 me directed from
- ;he Court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont County ONO
I wiil udcr !of sale at Pull, Auction on
Iasgdgy he llt day IF September 1855,
tetNeeu the hours Of 30 O'Clock a. ~ and O'Clock
u. Oi sad day, az the front door ofthe Court House
IN ST. Ciairsyif. u sad County the following Lands
a.d teucuet iua.e wing and being in the County
Heu0Hi aud STATE VI OHIO, AID bounded and described
a. follows 10 wit.
Being part OF Sections No 10, 90 and 81 in Township
No.: aud EsUge Np 2. containing one tenth OF
acre. appraised at $500.
SIcr,Es Once 81. Clfirsv.ila. Aug. 81. 1856.
JOHN Z. NICHOLS, Sheriff
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TWO COMPANIES!
MENAGRlE & CIRCUS
S. b. HowEs, Propr'r.
MYERS a. MADiGAN'S

INO CUMPA NlESI
MENAGRIE e. CIRCUS
S. B. HowEs, Propr'r.
MYERS q MADiGAN'S
CELEBRATED
Equestrian Troupe!
Without Extra Charge, forming
EXHIBITIONS in ONE.
For one Day Only.-Ailernoor
aud Evening.
J. NJ. nj XON, Director OF I'll,
Combin ed Exhibitions.
At ST. ClairsyiIlc, on
WEDN ESDAY Sept eG, les;
In this Exhibition will be
found the greatest Living Curl
osities in the Animal kingdom
viz: LIVING GIRAFFEE, ant
all WING RIiINOCEROS, be
sides iuH coiieCti on OF Other
Wild Beasts. all in the most per
feet health and condition
THE CIRCUS TROUPE
Consists oil The lOll0wlng &C
knowledSed talent,
Clown, JIM MYERS
Miss ROSE MADIUAN,
The fearless, graceful aud bril
liant american art ST, III hel
Matchless Scenes oil Equltaiion
Mcssrs. Il. King, kcRue, w
Armstrong, IL. 7 Madisan, Mas
ter Madigan, Thompson ant
Prof'r Nixon with his talented
pupils, in all their achievements
upon horseback, aud in Gym
naSlics.
| The following irare and beau
Iitul animals are among the col
'ecIlOn belonging 10 tins EAhibI
tiOn,
! A Brazilian Tiger, or Soutl
american Jaguar, = african lie
Opards, = N. american Bears
a pair of English Deer, u beauli
fully marked Zebra, q Peruvian
Lama, a White Camel, a Kan
garoo; besides a variety OF lh'
Monkey Tribe, Parrots, Pelican'
Swans, Birds of Paradise, &c
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lfeimhOld's Highly Concentrated
Compound Fluid Extract
5 A r S A p A RILLA.

For Purifying the Blood removing all diseases ARISING
Hohl Excess OF Mercury, exposure and imprndencs
IN iIie, chronic constitutional disease, arising
from an impure state ofthe Blood, an the
only reliable 4 efIcCtual known remedy
Tor the Cure ofScrOiuia, Salt Rheum,
scaid Head, UiceratiOns of the
Throat and Legs. Pains and
SwcliHgs Of the Bones,
letter, Pmples on
the Face, and all 3caly Efupions ofthe skin
, Ihir article snow prescribed by some of the mos,
distinguished Physicians in tile country and has proved
more ehCicnt IN praCtce than any preparation of Sar
sararila offered the public Several cases of sec
ohdary syphilis, Mercnria and Scrofuous diseases
nave entirely recovered in the ncureble wards OF our
fhhlc institutions which had for many years resisted
every mode oiircatment that could be devised These
n ts medicine in arresting of the
diseases, after the glands destroyed and the bones
already affected.
NOTICE.-Ietters from responsible Physicians and
Professors OF several Medical Colleges and certificates
OF cures from patients viii be found accompanying both
Preparations. 20
Prices Fluid Extract of Buchu, 81 per bottle. or G
bottles Tor So.
PRICES Fluid Extract of sarsaparia 81 per bottle or
obnies Tor So, equal In strength to gallon Syrup
of Sarsaparila. l-.
Prepared aud sold by II. T. HELMBoLD, Chemist e63
Chestnut ST., near the Girard House, Philadelphia
To be had of A.C. MARTIN, e. CO.
Sole Agents for st. Clairsye, Ohio.
WIN. S. BELL MilIwood, o,
. .-.- Sole Agent for Guernsey County
AND OF DRUGGISTS DEALERS EVERYWHERE
0J-AH Letters directed to the Proprietor or
Agent recei"e immediate dttention.-Sn
May "a, 1855.
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KEEP 1T BEFORE

NG&P ~ 3EFUNE
TE3 PEOPLE,
IHhT, Notwithstanding the polite efforts
u Of A. e Martin & Go. to deprive me Of my
agencies, I VIII sell the following
PATENT MEDICINES.
prices from to q cen, lower than re,aled in any
genuine.
DR.. d. Jaynes Expectorant & Alter
.atiye sold at - cents per Bottle,
common price $l,00
Sands, Bulls, Howe's & Boreman's
Sarsaparilla's,
DR.. Guysotte's Yellow Dock and
Sarsaparilla.
Brant's Balsam & purifying Extract.
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations.
Carter's Spanish Mixture.
Rogers Compound Syrup Of Liver
wort and Tar.
K ennedy's Medical discovery.
Hollands German Bitters
Lyons Katharion.
Wrights
Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Swaynes Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry.
Wistars Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Marslisi's Uterine Catholicon.
Rowknds Tonic Mixture and Syrup
Of Blackberry Port.
PILLS.
Jaynes, Wrights, Sellers, McLanes,
Plant, and Poor Townsends Bran
dreths, Lees, Ayres SC.
VERMIFUGE'S.
McLanes, Sellars, Jaynes, Bardott's
Worm Sugar Drops, Freys, and
HObensack.
LINIMENTS.
Farrells Arabian Liniments, NJ eriah
Mustang, Cochran's, Van-Vlecks,
Tobiases Venetian, Chinese & Nerve
& Bone Liniments, DR.. Strobles Pile
Liniment-a certain cure for Piles,
Price IS cents per Box.
OINTMENTS.
McAllisters, Morehead's Magnetic,
Trask's Magnetic, and Croton Pile
Ointment.
HARDWARE.
general assortment always on hand, the follow ing
| are few of the leading art ices III this line
! CroSs-cM and HandSars, Door Locks and
handles, Mil Sac and Gross cut, Files, But
ScrepS, Iron and Steel Squares, Pad and
Till LocLS, AugurS shoulder Braces and Bits,
Wood d. Iron hdspS, Bed Castors, Carpen-
ters Rules, LuH and PorterS Shutter hinges,
A good assortment Of Table cutlery, Rasors dc.
Those uanting such articles wM do weH to ex-
anime my stock. Wm. Mann'S Are heauy d
light, the best are in USe-price $l,l5.
Also fine lot of CAP and LETTER psper. Ink.
stands steel pens and holders good article of paper
for ID cts per que good as commonly sold al % Try
! it, it is good aud cheap as good,
OILS & P4INTs of all kinds sold at Wheeling prices
| for cash.
II. ALEXANDER.
| Aug. o, Is5j 3m.
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9J-Tho District Court has been in session here
since Friday. Judges Kennon, Converse, .Alexand
er, and Means are upon the bench
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Announcement.

Mr.. EDlToR;-
Please announce the name o.
D. d. T. COWEN as an Indepcndant candidate fol
Prosecuting Attorney, and oblige
MEN OF ALL PARTIES.
August 10th, 1851 te,
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Menaserie d Circus



have been got upthis season in a
style of elegance and aprOiusIon
OF costly decorations hitherto
Unprecedented.
The RIDERS and GYMSAsTIC
a full description Of whom will
he found in the bills, are all be-
longing TO the first Glass OF their
profession, OF both sexes, and
are known and distinguished
everywhere as the
"STAR TROUPE
of the Unit States. A full
MILITARY BRASS BAND.
accompanies the United Exhihi
tions, and will play during the
performances variety OF new
and fashionable Music.
lPThe Com panies viii leniel
I town IN
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| Admission TO see the Combin
ed Exhibition, % Cents Chill
dren under o years OF age hal
price. Doors open at = and al
Z, Performances commence al
half past = and quarter 10 Z.
IL FThe EQUIPMENr and gene,
raj Our FIT OF both the
vIAnnparia ~ CirpuS
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York & Switzerland, on John
OneaCre, leO
IT {Thc Sub. District evics are all In addition 10 the
General eyies Tor School purposes.
CORPORATION LEvIEs.
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OFFICIAL,
TREASURY DEPARTnREr, Avg. {:

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. 2, 1855
Notice Is hereby given to holders OF stock Of the
loan authorized by the act Of 1915, reteemable OF
and after the 18th November, 1856 that the whole
or any part Of that stock will be purchased by this
department at any time previous to the 30th No
veiEher next, for which 3 Per cent. premium VII |
be paid In addition TO the SUMS expressed IN the
certificates.
And to the holders OF the stocks OF the other
loans OF the United States, thst purchases OF The
same to the amount OF 81 $40 GOO will also be made
during the same period at the following rates:
For stock Of the loan OF ls!2. premium Of 10
ner cent; for stock Of the loans OF 1877 aa6 tSis
premium OK Is per cent and for stock issued un.
Ger the act of 1889, commonly called Texas !n.
deInnity stock, premium OK s per ce1t
Interest will also be allowed, al the rate ss!pu
lated In the certificates, from the lst July last &c
the day Of settlement here, with one day In adAi
lion, TO enable the Treasurors draft 10 reask the
party.
Certificates transmitted 20 this cepartneS: IN
der the present notice should be duly ess,gpe. sc
The United States by the party entitled 70 .xsel ~
the purchase-money.
Payment for these stocks viii DC made By drafts .
Upon the assistant treasurers at Boston, Rev Ycri
of Philadelphia as the parties entitled to receive
ne money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
su i-GtIsoVoO Secretary OF the Treasury
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REXaFK,pLE MAN-A eorrespopde

A REAARKABLE MAN.-A correspondent of
t..e ken;ucklau Statesman gives sketeh OF
an Old citizen living in Poiaski county, namel
E. IA Donley, who il perhaps the oldest man
ia Kentucky. lie will be one hundred and
tis isGteen years of age on the J0th of Septem-
ter next, and is a. active ns many men at
forty. Ho works daily upon a farm, and
Jlryu shoGt his life has been an early riser.
H. Informed the wrIU,r that he haI never
drank DuJ one cup of cahse, aad that was in
tar year lS4S. He served seven years in the
war Of TIE Revolution, and Was wounded at
lie Siege Of Charleston; was also at toe s,exa
o: Savannah and la the battle OF Eutaw
Sr.Ing-. lie Was also prsseut at the battle o.
Camden, Kings Mountain, aad M,ak's Cor
rcr. IL served under Colone.s HJrray .nd
Aa.ioa, and was an eyew tuess of the suffer
II g and death of COivnl Isaac Hayne. of
Saith Carolina, ali early victim Of tAe Rovo-
luton. lie is sprightiy and active, and wcuid
b taken at any line 10 be a man o. miGdlo
age. He Is a strict member Of the Baptist
chUTeh, and rides sax mics ID every meeting
of the chuGch. He has fur sons and i've
dlug ali living; the eldest is now in his
seventy y-ei shth year, aid the youngest sop
6iIy-One Such il a brief sketch OF this AGED
soldier and republican, who is. perhaps, the
only surviving soldier Of Francis Marion,
Sumpter, and HorrHy.
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A PLAIN FACT.

A MAGNIFlCENT Rosewood, elegantly fu
- ished full sevsn octave Piano Fore list re-
2elyed, from cel' brated manufactorvy -,
IL = orh, and must be sold witninET e = :
en- day, at the astonishing low pr e cf $3.50
TWO hna rISewood Pianos from the crlcbrsteG
establishment of KnaJe. Gachlc IL Co Haltino @
nave been used only Il few months. the o,yners
heinG compelled 10 leave hn CITY and W.. 7rs au-
hoEzed to sell them at the low price Of S2tr eacb
:eccnt-Eand Piano FOR $50 and one fo' : o
Aiways on naEd tie largest AID n!o>t Talabl
toCk OF tne Places in This citv, {: orr Music
Store, }OG Pa. avenue b I 9th md 18th sts
sep4 JOHN E ELLIS
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Bi;, =. =. TYi:EEEE'5
SksTELESS "IIEUID CANIsRTIG, %

Bi;, =. =. lTi3EEIEE1S
SEsTELESS "TIGU UTD CATIARTTG,D
OR, FAMILY PHYSiC.
'sSHIS IS the BEST, CHEAPEST, and MOS9
Il EFFICIENT GATHARTiC EVER OF
FERED TO The PUBLIC.
Ills TASTELE5S, {:aeIeLy avoiding the ncr-
.aa!ins efac- o. pills. OIL, SIENNA, dc.,) and pro-
dncin% no s':Png g. O-aeS P..iniul eteCts. Unlihe
al otEei phS2,.sss l. d! hes 10 the bottom OF
.Ae disease, thoroughly CieGnses the stomach, and
leaves the bowels entirely free from cOstiveaess
No FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT l..
ChilaTen drink II readily and without forcing,
snd NO MEDiClSE IL MORE HIGHLY RE-
C)MM ENDED by thC MEDICAL FACULTY.
1--WE Il d tElal aad thea iIdge for yourselves
IL cen DC had wholesale and retail at f. II STA
bi.sH q CO :, Bd,lUoTe, or CHAS. STOTT
X Co, y ashingt0n, ID c.
DR.: WRlGHr'S PRINCIPAL DEPOT, ie9
Broadway, where the doctor can oe Consulted
daily on dlseioes generally, from u to , D. m.,
"4tAout cH"fSS. ie l3-8m
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TOHS r. ELvAys. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELvANs & THOMPSON,

IoHS r. EEvAys. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
ELyANs & THOMPSON,
DEALERS Is
HARDWARE, COACH TRIMMINGS, &C.,
Nc. 325 Pennsylvania ayeEue,
bsisss. NiniA aHd 2sath SIS, RaShias ton, ID. c.
HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE.
Britannia, German Silver, AIbata and Silver Pa
ted, Tea, Table and Dessert spoons
Carvsrs and Forks, Steels, Knives Win and With
Brass. Britannia. Block Tin ana Plated Candle
sticks, Shovel and Tongs, Waite Irons, Sad
lions
Maslil and Sell Metal Kettles, Furnaces, Grid
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Rural Cottage, Closet, Cupboard, Chest, TIL, Pad
and Trunk Locks
shuttle, Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Cut and
WIought Nails, Eo.t5
Drad's Shutter Screws and StGbbs, Door Springs,
Hendr2il Screws, Door Knobs
Bell Pulls, Door Sheayes and Rail, &C.
CABINET MAKERS GOODS
HaI Cloth, Ci:rled Hair, Ness, GimPs, Sofa and
Chair Springs
veaitiaa Blind Hooks, Rack Pulleys, Roller Ends
Brackets, Furniture Nail,
Sue, COfan Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, &c
Planes, Saw, Drawing Knives, Spokeshsves,
Chiseis End Gou5es, Plane Irons
Augers. Braces and Eitis, BCring Machines, Han.
Elers, Hstchets, Deyeis
Bevels, Squares, Guages, Axes, &C.
BLACKSMITH & COACH MAKERS GOODS
Black and Bright Springs, Axles, Fe;lces, Shafts
SpOkcs, Hubs, Bows, Poles
Sleigh RCnasrs, SlEered and Brass Esnds, S!uInI
joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain T frames, Lamps, Inside Liningc i,irirc
silks DaEiask, Scanning Cords
Tufts, TasSels, Buttcas, TaCks, FriHseG, Laces
and Plain and Enamelled Canvass
Russia Duck, Enamelle6 Leather. Dash Leather
&c. ELVAES & THOMPSON,
je j--5H 3A6 Pa. avenue
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SILVER WARE.

" SEMKEN, $50 Fa. avenue between 9th and
AE' 10th streets, offers his large stock of pure
silver Ware, consisting Of Coffee and Tea Sets
complete, Sugar Bowls, Cream Goblets, Cups
SpoOlS and Orks, aud magnificent assortment
OF richly chased fancy silver suitable for gifts
at reduced prices.
Persons in want 0f any of the above articles are
invited to call.
Being mostly Of our own manufacture, we war
rant il sterling.
ID Silver ware of any design made to order a!
short notice Particular attenLion Is paid In get
ting up Testimonials, Premiums, &c
au I-tr
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PROsPERi's CORNET BAND.

tHlS Band Is suitable for any and all purposes
and Is warranted TO give satisfaction to ali
nose who may 6e pleased To engage them, either
As Brass, Reed, or COtIlion Band
Any number of musicians 10 be had IF the short
est notice, b. applying to
FREDERIC PROSPERI
Leader, at TaltavUll's Store, opposite the
Marine Barracks
N. B.-Orders left NJ UiTbus S Ditz's Music De-
Pot will be promptly attended to.
may 25-im
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NOIiEE.

ScHNSDS, GUY x CO would call the atten-
- ion cf The District 10 their neyr and improved
:'2iiof Companior, for heating paclors and cham
hers witE one fire, fer beauty u styie and Eniaa
and ecOnony, superior to any;hing OF the kind
ever offered In this city
Also, to their Blue Ridge Cooking Stove, for
uthty and economy, exual 10 the best ever ofere
IN any market.
We wou also rail- public attention ~ cur ex-
tsnsive assortment OF HARDWARE. and Build
ing tiate ialS, 10 which we are constantly addilg
new articles
Pc avenue, between 9th and llth SITS
sep 3--2w (OruaL)
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SOIETfiING 10 OLD AND YOUNG.
PROFESSOR WOODS

Il Z l u l. Z Z G z 4 TIVE
'E'alS p-epaiati IN, although less than two yea7,
Il before the public: owing To its wonderful ef
iects upon the human nair and scalp, has alreadI
obtained celebrity and sale perfectly Hn
pasi;leled II has without The ordinary appiarc,
used for such purposes ven tts way and bee,
heartily welcomed &c 70st Of the cites and town.
in the United States, the Canadi:i, and the Yves
lncia Islands. Nor - this result surprising vyhai
1t is remembered that fits popularity Il based upor
rs merits, scieiF as established by actual tests
! 22t this Preparation will actually Restore ray
har 10 It's Natural Color, produce iUXuriS NJ
g!3w,A upon tae heaGs az :he bald, prevent th,
hef from falling oF, and when used "a a tonic ar
ticle, produce 4 continual fcw OF the natural auia
and thus render the hair soft glossy and wavy.
DESTROY diseases Of tle scalp, and expel dandruE
the certificates of GiSIinrIi she'd gentlemen an:
ladies In every pat Of tLG cCuntrv vino have triec
II. End therefore SYya& what they now most ful
/" Gtte't. GG.t BY proper q his Res;orativ=
he hair can De made 10 attain AMI retain It's natu-
ral color ID almost any ere slNs.S1 to humanit
oy re!E o"lng the cau.e az disease from tue scalp
no matter hcW long ,taGding the concurrent tes
tilhoniaIs OF tie p.eSs and lie certificates cf ra-
nisrous respectable individuals Jf both a-xes t.
the nse OF this curative, - wei Is Of the recon-.
Iae3dati0Gs CT tGtor. sna CUi.Ica!,s o. ioie an
dea to, cGn be had oi al agents.
SECJKsIErD y, Mas, Jar. ~, 1888
prGe. "Cc9--iJlG- S;--E; ling made .r.Gi a.
your Hair Restorative, :. lives :. ,Iees,. v 10 a
.hat It's cGsc, has IN cSceI1ea. IN removing L..
tsn5Gatioa, daa1-uG, and CG2:tanl ten6eacT 10
itching. with yyhi.a / have kr-o .rou,!t.S .a...T.
L.
was becoming gs;.y, .Gi & ri 7igA. color. hsvl
used Id o;Ecr ar,.', via s.,siilng Ike the ssn
p.sSa1'e anC: i,i0.st lcuIss -sIly.
P.stos oe Irt;lot.o< ChIisa. Gr7nx.eas.
LAGLiIs, Ill, Jane -, ie:,3.
have U.s.. Hi5f &. J. " 1G>.' . lar Res.cr...
tive, and nave aGIrifei Its TGnaa-.ljl etijct E;r
hair was becoIa!n-:, az 1 tLcIgnt, premature! :
gray; bot By ihC % ti5 -Rtstc.aiive il L. !.
resumed ~ original color; md have 10 doubt.
permanently 30. SIDNEY 5EEESE,
Er-STL:ta3 United States.
PEo2. WOCD :--Ileif .5iI--}iy iai. cO!.,IIie.cei
falling oR Ecne three fccf years since and ccli-
unued 10 90 so until became quite i;.lG trIs.i
ell the popular remedies of The Gay, but TO no e.
feet, ai last YVES induced J.Ee ycrF Cclcor,e,i
Hair Ecs.Jratiye, and ssy happy 10 say IL is
doing wonders. ! hGTC noY = the growth II
y0ung hail. aid c'ieeEiuiy rooOIaMead its use to
al similarly afflicted
A. WILLiAT3DN.
Esj second street.
Address O. :. WOOD & co, rfoprle.crs, 3I6
B-oSt7rty, New Yo.$, el1 IA Market street, 81;
Louis, HO.
g. sFoFr & co wholesale and rstail Agent,
Washington.
=. W. .DY0TT & sON8, Geaeral wholesale
Agent, PAlldelphia, IA au I-Iy
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II A human footprint, too perfec3 in shape
SUD proportions to be doubted, wGs taken from
the Middlesex Freestone Quarry, at Portland :
last week. 1t 10 apparently the feOt-siep oc
ore Of the Aborigines aud doubtless one Of
the primitive tribes, az il EXHIBITS unnistak-
able evidences OF the original MocoasOn. This
specimen was taken at a depth Of sky feet in
the rock.
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CABAS, WORK B0SES, &c.

CABAS, WORK B0&Es, &c.
HUTCHINSON d MUNRO have Just received
L direct from the manufacturer d large md
handsome assortment of Cabas in calf and Turkey
IN rocco o ali sizes and superior quality.
A'so, al assortment CT Lad es' Work Boxes and
Dressing Cases, portable Writing Desk, Cent?
Shaving Cases, furnished and unfinished; watch
stands, &c, together with a lar.e assortment If
fine MORE Antique, MChair and SILK Elastic La
dies Belts, to al OF which the attention of the
public is invited
HUTCHINSON & MUNRO.
BIO Pa av, between 9th aud 10th SITS.
au 3l--tf