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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-26

LASH WAn&Ay1s.-we copy the following
''om Nessrs. Chubb Brothers circular in refe
renee to hnd warrants:
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Many worthy citizens testify to Its wonderful
cheney In all affections stomach Liver. As
Tonlc has been ega"led for the relief affords in
satancous. In NervGs, Rheumatic E NcnralEic Aztec
,tons has in instances proved highly beneficial
and in others Effected q decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescrbc and their patients so
unhest.tilEly recOmmend sarely to doubt,
and eagerly test its virtues for ourselves.
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EdI.or shshoygen NIenrbode., s6sb q. !;


a Case of Ztco 3SonfEs' 0ning cured By Bocyhdre's
Holland tcrsGcorge Henderson, of Pittsburgh, says:
after suffering for three months With rleurnatIsr-a part
severely cat;ne me to my bel-I have
entirely cured BY the of Docrhares Holland
ters Ihnve had attack since, Sut found almost
relief in the medicine 1t Is In my opinion
sure remedy for rheumatism"
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MEDICAL
Echt Hoz1andsch Kruiden Bittcrs.

rTNS YEARS have elapsed Introduction of this
valuable medicine into the United States. During this
time 1t has gained UmiverSul popularity as Remedy
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FEE Of pand { KsEiogG, peaegls,s, ST. paul.

The undersigned, Rev. J. r. Bragg, ia minister reru
lar standing Pastor OF the Orthodox Church, Brook
field Massachusetts lie is gent!egan OF influence.
and universally beloved.
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report The markets for the sale of war.
nus Is hoi being very active, and dealers buy
posed to sell al the tuing prices above. Most
warrants sent on for sale are held at higher
s rs than the above buying prices a large or
"s' Al these rates cannot he filed.
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New Arrangement.

MAIL PACKET
COURIER,
JufsICS Be-. Roberta, master,
WIN Wheeling every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
NJ 10 O'Clock, A NJ for Petersburg connecting III AareI-
steamer BUCK, running from Marietta Zaues
TIe and at ParkerSba- with the steamer FASHION, rum
ming from PsrE-rsbursto West Columbia, Va.
Returning WillsHvr PariersburE Monday, Wednes
day and Friday, at 6;S O'clock, A. u.
Freight will be received for point the MrsSiHEum
Marietta and ZaiesTr, and for any point the
Ohio between Wheeling and West Columbia.
ap2h
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CNIsI7,Alpo,E0IS I55AITKi DYE
MONROE HOUSE.
opposite THE SUSPENSION BRIDGET
WIFI EEL ING. VA. >.

THIS well known Hotel has been newly renovated. and
furnis s:he best OF accommodations travellers
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Cur; LAW or NIaWsPAI'lSISs.

'7., =. 7tlloving gentlemen were elected DiFec-
lns ~, =. Citizens Fire. Marine and Life Insu-
ton 3 c u Of the city of Wheeling, viz !;
F'nTs W Nd W. W. shriver, j. R. Baker, L $.
\ z 80 Wn. Mccoy. j. c. Acheson. J. N.
, ,...9.[. Jpo. List, j. F. Hopkins On Mon
NA',1s" ,s,se Directors met and elected L. S.
1ay ~ President, aud W. F. Peterson, Sec
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Mr.. sNas Lscomb, Birmingham says found in
Beerhaves Bters remedy for headGehc and debility My
9r A. s. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also says he heSp9
renctd much relief froatjts use for headache.
READ THIS
OollHadeT'S 7estaony-JHS9h Rinskes, livaE In the
Holland settlement Of Srboygn, Via AFTER suffering
time the misery attending utter pToStEatCn Uf
mind body Ihave been restored, by using Boersves
BjttcFS, perfect health"
The this remedy being high repute, among
the HOllaIders Wisconsin, Michigan New IOrE-in
every Holland settlement uiied Sntes-ArEues In
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BRookrIELp, yanusrE L, ls5S.
PROFESSOR WOOD

DEAR srK: Having made trial Of your HAIR
RESTORATIVE gives pleasure say, that its effect
been excellent removing Inflammation, danIrG and
constant tendency to itching, with which have been rru.
bled Childhood up and has RlzU restored hir,
which ras becoming gray, original color. have used
other article, with nytnG l!Se The pleasure
J.K. BRAGG.
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Alsxsnder Orr, eolnn,I..es and 0.hgr.

Alexander orr, committee and others 1nthe Clreai.
r. Court
Robert Williamson and others. Ohio county.
In pursuance OF the decree Of The Court in this
Will 2lsi day August, 1885, the oEse
Ohio county, sell pulls: sale, Tract Parcel Of Land
Acres. rood and poles, Su
Wheeling Creek and the particularly de-
scfibe by the plat AID papers In this and which by
allotted and apart in scYeraty the
Mary Stewart, widow OF Alex Stewart deceased
OF sale credit, by equal nsalncntS, at
six, twelve eghteriInlonths, with nterts day
purchaser giving with good security the
payment thereof retained til the pIT
WAI. s. wICRHAM,
jnol SIicr.i of Ohio co.
MILL FEED.
IORAN, SHORTS, SHIPSTUFF.
% MIDULINGs, CORN NEAL, &c.
Delivered in any part Of the city.
TuOBURS / MADDEN,
43 Main street,
juls "a5z7 Quincy.
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.Gru An HrALTn REsronFp

Mr.. john Davidson living miles Pittsburgh,
the Pennsylvania Canal 'When commenced taxing
boerhnve'S Holland Dittersr could hardly walk-now
JOY excellent health"
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ever aud Agne, Dvspepsid, Indigestion, 7tGdqchs,
Loss Of Appetite, Rebility, C!l7ttrkneSs
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SOFT III rs
~ AVERY has received and {. opening gerry large
of Soft Hats of ali quAlteE GiAreG col
ors, and s.ilI be sold at the lowest prces
s. AVERY, Nos. l4S shd1
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New York Business Notice.
O'ncr-80o BRoAUwAT, NEW Yoak.

CSPillART;-TatEe /, nothing that ATTRACTS ladys
~ 0is readily Than lne head Of half Grey bairs are
asisbat raven aud auburn locks are more dssira-
nn7rs has been ehaTy in the beStowal of such at
Chi'TADoao vii supply the deficiency his lair
80, =. ps'lal' No.. AstOr HOuSC, New Y0rE. -
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Piano Fortes
SENI1-ANNJIALS ETTLENTENTS

WE would notify customers that accounts
w made out and ready for settlement We trust
that suit the convenience Of all indebted to call
their bills. Gaze will render
bils Immediately after the list Of July.
All persons Indebted firm Heiske will
payment without delay. -ltls sssE
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lis Market street, ST. Lours,
AEArrh 1 1Shh

March ), 1856.
DEAR sI2-I doing extensive travel in The West
Southwestern States general agent for Adams Amer
Liniment would lie glad sou cald fIvOr aii
a consIgnment OF PROFESSOR WOODS RESTORATIVE,
feel that Introduce 1t in many places where IS not
known head living testimony Of Its Invaluable
properties in restoring the hair 10 Its natural color am
old, and hair almost Whitc but after
using ;lree half pint bottles, HAIR beautiful auburn
sixteen and muck improved appearance, and
would be without bnttlc hand for the Prise
should be glad 10 hear fron. you soon.
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INSURANCE.

FIRa AND MARINE
INSURANCE AGENCEY,
WHEELING, VA.
HOWARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO., OF
IL PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated by = ct of the I-eS'nlnture of
Peuu~ y lT1Mfo.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL $500. 0D0, FULL
AMOUNT SUBSCRIBED.
Ilpesfsi 'ot3ocs:
First Bonds and Mortgages Proper
~ in the City OF phil1delpha, SlSJ,aP0
Stocks worth par,.-.- ---..--..-... 222lpO
CAsh IN hand Observation-Disclosures. hl,lSO
Amount secured by Stock Notes.. 10000
AlnOun: Of Stock due Call. l,IlD
tbs COMPANY EFFECTS INSURANCE on
buildings MERCHANDISE, FurnltUrr, Lqin6er &C. on Yes
sells Cargo Freight a Ports, and b. Earoad Lakes,
Rivers, the lowest Rates, and upon the most liberal
Tefs guaranteeing Prompt Payment on the adjustment Of
Losses.
Perpetual Iasaranes at usual rates; ,, ,,,,
Agent for the State Of Virginia.
Once Union Han buildings, West side Of Main ST. sad
door south of N ". Bank auE9
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Steam Spice Works.

SGSSA4A4 1|H@SO W ~ as
T fully prepared Tor Grinding Spices and supply
Il Ing customers extended scale, have
hand fresh 10: Of pure ground Pepper, Ginger Anspee
Cinnamon, Cloves and Mustard, in different siled
retailing, which will sell at prices almost low
the inferior qualities which brought here from the
IIave about 500 lbs Cream Tartar ground from
the crystals, perfectly pure. -f 5E'
For sale wholesale and retail by
ALEX. TURNER,
Melodeon Bnldings Main 50.
iuS Wheclfu Va
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NERVOUS AND RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This chanseahs weather is likely produce great deal
of sickness To persons troubled with rcumat
&c affections wond recommend Boerhaveis Holland Bit
tiers. On rcrer:nc to columns you will find certificates
from some Of our trst German end English c!tizcusId
iS!UGts Zeitv:tg.
TIE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN DE CURED.
We at liberty TO refer &c several well gentle
men, ho have used, th?rurE!ly tested, and RECON-
rneud Boer!aTe's Holland Filters reredy Piles
pleasure in referring person to them WHO denies this
Statement.
For this affection one half of prescribed dose should be
taken-say Notwithstanding, and night
hour before meals
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nm INTEELIGENCER.
1.:ss5.T MORNING. AUGUST %. 1866.
- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z

.,,,1y subscription, advertising or other.h
n tst IatelgenesE, should be addressed e
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EALL FASHION
GENT ENIIJN'S hairs FOR 1856,

AVERY has received the New York fashion hats,
p. and is nov manufacturing large assortment Of hats
cture Of hats and with the very best materials and work.
nanslp feel confident that hats not be surpassed
for gnesS, beauty Of finish durability. Gentlemen
will please call and exHmine for Themselves.
Nos 1I6 and 1Is SIainAt., Wheeling, Va.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-10
COUNTY JUDGE-DIsTRIcr MAGISTRATES.
Monday Morning, March 10, 1855.
Our Thanks

Are due to friends throughout the State for the
large additions which are DAILY being made to
our subscription lists Our has far exceeded
our most sanguine expectations An experiment Of
three months has placed the Patriot on q firm
foundation, and set it forward a career Of unex-
AmPled prosperity. The Presidential canvass is
about TO open, and we desire to make ourselves
ful in promoting the election Of Fillmore Donel-
son, and the establishment Of q wholesome and
servativs administration Of the Government. T. do
this effectively must have q still larger circle
Of readers We only ask Of our friends TO continue
their efforts in our behalf We hill intermit no
effort in furnishing them with prompt, reliable
and forcible canvass paper.
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Bedford speaks.

The Americans of Bedford held ratifi-
cation meeting las: Monday, THOMAS II.
CoLDwELL, Esq, presiding, and J. ii
THouPsoN, Esq, acting as Secretary. f.
oquent specifics were made by the chair
man, aud MessrS. w. IL. WIsESFR aud In.
COOPER. The following preamble aud res
olutions were unanimously adopted;
WnEGKAs The Ma ional Council 1T the
American Party have recently assembled and
adopted National Platform Of PRINCIPLES and
nominated candidates for the office at President
and Vice President aud whereas. the time is
drawing near when the campaign will open,
and whereas, We deem il lit aud prnper that
the people 10 their primary assemblies should
express themselves. Therefore Ice il
Resolred, BY this meeting that We hail with
pleasure the passage by the National Conyen-
ton, Of the national conservative platform o.
principles, upon which al national men and
true lovers az the Union can unite, and stand
ing together, do battle against the factions and
ultraisis of all sections
RcsoL0ed, That We hail with unfeigned jny
and delight the intelligence of the nomination
If Willard Fillmore of New York, aud A. J.
Donelson Of Tennessee for the Presidency aud
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River and steamboat News.


The river at this point continues to recede
slowly.
The Blanche Lewis, one Of most regular
packets tat our wharf, arrived on Saturday
night from Paducah, and will return to-day.
Passengers will find Capt. Lee and his affabe
clerk, attentive aud pleasa Mt travelling compa-
ny.
The Umpire left for up the river yesterday.
The DR.. Robertson left for New Orleans
yesterday.
The Cuba, the "aurora boreals" of the
Cumberland, and withal one of the feetest
and neatest boats on the creek, with our clev-
or friend Matheny in command, is for Padu-
cab this morning, a point opposite Pull
Tight"
The Nette Miller, the craft that explored
the ''north fork, is off for the upper regions
to-day and no mistake. Capt. Sims, favor
tie in the upper country, will be found his
post, and always ready. Shippers and passen
gers will "hurry up the cakes" and get ready
for Waitsboro to-day.
The Return from Cincinnati, with our old
friend Dick Robertson in command, will re
turn to Cincinnati to-day if the clerk can make
full return of the documents in the way OF
freight bills in time.
The Monticello is at the landing, and no
doubt will be off to-day for WaitsbOro if she
can get ready.
The City of Huntsville arrived last night
about o'clock, with good list of passengers
and freight. She will leave to-day at y NJ.
for Memphis. Passengers for New Orleans,
going on her will be in time to connect at
Memphis with Capt. Belsnyder's fine boat, the
Nashville. Capt. Weaver, a modest young
gentleman, and by the way one of the clever
est on the drink, is in command, assisted in
the office by Frank Moss, the decorations.
The Sailie West from st. Louis will be due
to night. She will leave on return trip on
Wednesday morning.
The Eclpse, Seventy-Six and Magnolia are
due from Cincinnati tonight.
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COMMERCIAL
DAILY PATRIOT oYrIcs.


DAILY PATRIOT 0FFIcE. 4
.~oz spas Nashville March 10, 1856.
CoTTON-On Saturday there was a general in
disposition to operate. Holders inclined to look
above the views of buyers and the latter contentsd
60 await further foreign advices now due. Sales Of
10 bags at 7as, l2I at 8, and at ".
TOBACCG-Dull and disposed to give way, with
sales at johnson Hornes, of II hhds, at 100,
500, at 5 so, 6.25. 5.45. 90, 6,45, $50, SIS,
$50, I 90, 6.65, and at COS.
SUGAR-easier at 7ia9f.
COFFE-Unchanged at l2ial3.
SALT-Sack l50aL75, barrel As.
GRAIN-Cotn %, Wheat Ito.
WHISKY-Declined 22a25.
BACON-Firm at cents.
LARD-8 cents.
FLOUR-barre 5.O0a7 90, sack 2.50aS.OO.
CANDLES-Star %, mould IA.
Trade brisk and animated.
NEW ORLEANS. March 8. SUGAR AND MoLAssEs
Sugar market was dull, with sales of 400 hhds at
7a7R Tor fair to frlIy fair; of MoIasses, some 200
bbs we're sold at at S3aS4 for good to prime, with
one or two lots of choice at S4t per gallon.
FLOUR-We noticed sales of about 400 bbls Ten
nessee, in three lots, at 100 per bbl.
GRAIN-The supply of corn was light, and the
sales were confined to some 1000 sacks, OF which
$50 poor mixed at As, l450 good at 49a50, and 100
from store at 81 per bushel of wheat, 450 sacks
red were sold at l5O, and 200 at l.52 per bushe;
Of OATS about 700 sacks ST. Lous were disposed Of
at 46s4S per bushel.
PRovIsIoNs-The principal saes of pork were
100 bbis mess in two lots at 1925 and 1850, and
70 of uninspected Pumps at 1870 per bbl Tram
sactions in bacon were confined to small lots at 8&a
9 for ribbed Sides and ct per 10 for clear; Of dry
sailed meats n casks shoulders we're sold at 61a7,
and 10 casks hams and shoulders st u for the for
mer and per Id for the latter. Nothing of any mo-
ment doing in lard
CoFFEE-Fair demand, with sales Of 200 bags
Rio, including 200 at 1T, 800 at III, 400 at lls
600 at III, and so at IL per 10.
WHIsKY-Suppy light, and extra brands of Rec
tilted retailed at 36aS74 per gallon.
FREIGHrs-The market was firm at I'D for cotton
TO Liverpool, at which rate a few hundred bales
were shipped in a British vessel.
LOUISVILLE March 6.-IRoN, Nails, PIG IRON
AND LEAD-We quote by the quantity as follows:
Stonecoal bar iron ST. charcoal bar iron A. all other
descriptions at the usual rates; Nails S.50a4 90 for
lOd, and corresponding rates for other sizes Ten-
nessee pig iron, 35 90 for No. !, and 3S 90 for No.
2. We quote Brownsport No. pig iron at the same
rates on six months. Sales of Salt River iron, Bel
mont Furnace, at 80 00aS6.00 per ton. Pig lead is
firm at 7a7t bar lead 7ta7f Sales Of shot at 200
az. 25a2 80.
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IRE, we say, Oy al means 90.
Rrnm the L.ouisville Timrs-

OLE BULL's CONCERr on FRIDAY The music.
loving portion OF our citizens rejoiced when they
saw, last week, the announcement OF this concert,
and hncked in crowds TO Mozart Hall to vel.
c'ms the great MAESTRO aud his talented assistants
among
Ole Bull was himself We never heard him pav
so we'll. In him we have combined all the great
qualities OF the perfect artist-eTpresson, power
combination, sentiment, aud soul! In his eIecu
ton there is a symmetry, foreign to all other vO-
lnists At one moment, tender, sweet. aud sym-
pathetic then rising the very summit OF grandeur
in his art. Apollo, with his harp was painted by
the sncients the Of Mild men; but over the
rude aud the cultured, Ole Bulls power is alike su-
prema aad decided. His genius aud command Nv
che violin NAV be felt but cannot be desc lhed: and
the manner in which hr entrances audience, is
the most graphic and complete description Of his
mu sical power that can be given.
SignOrins SpinOla is one who il Justly entitled to
rank m the highest class Of vocaliss She has a
vOic' Of great sweetness and compass, and her eI
ecutiOn is brilliant aud effective, giving evidence OF
arduous and skillful cultivation.
Herr Schriebrr il most wonderful artist on his
instrument His execution Is iaultess and he PLAYS
with great taste. The extreme deicacy of his tone
and great power is wonderful. Indeed, he TAR *
cr'd, every performer Oh his instrument who has
ever visited
What -iail We sav OF Miss Vail the charming
young American vocaliS? Her toilette was very
tasteful her beautiful face enchanting and her
ewes. oh! her bright, blue, lovely eyesl beggaung
description, with what grace did she not sing that
charming ballad, ave M, 1 by chaucr, so simple,
90 pure pathrtcally, and SO intensely What
irvor did she not employ in that dramatic cRvatina
Oi DoneZ'r tf We predict great 81 cess for her.
Herr Roth is certainly the most fpishrd and
brilliant pianist We have ever listened To. The in
strument becomes under such hands, perfect
chestra within itself, giving all the paris With the
greatest accuracy and precision; slave beneath
his touch unconscousy il Yields hitherto unknown
and almost unhrlirved power of harmony
On the whole, this is the greatest musical treat
h.I
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WAsHIEGToS, March s-Neither House was in
session to day. ii
dispatch from Weston says the Free State
officers were installed at Topeka, Kansas, on the
4th inst
New YORK, March S-The steamer Africa has
arrived at Sandy Hook. Middling and lower quail
ties of Cotton we're Cd lower Sales so 600 bales,
on speculation 1000 Breadstuffs have slightly ad
vanced. Consols 81.
Conference was progressing favorably.
Rothschild takes the whole loan.
LOUISVILLE, March S-No additional particulars
have yet been received from the steamer.
s o'clock, 2. M.-St no additional steamers
news.
NEW YoRK, March s-Cotton dull Whisky i'm
proving. Coffee steady. Orleans Sugar declined.
Orleans Molasses firm. Stocks firm
CIEcISSArI, March S-Whisky lstalS3. Sugar
Sas4. Moasses 4Oa4l. Flour 6.0oa6l5.
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Dry GooDs.-Mr. Hu. Douglas has received
heavy stock of sessonsble goods OF all descrip-
tions, and slvertises it in the Patriot tris
morning. Retail merchants will find it to
their advantage TO examine this stock.
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FrRE.-A couple Of frame dwellings, togeth-
er with the out-houses attached, near the
Franklin turnpike about mile from town,
were destroyed by fire Saturday night. The
houses were occupied by the families Of Mr..
Thos Tucker and Mr.. Powers. The fire was
accidental. The fremen went out with their
machines but could not use them for want OF
water
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HAIR REsroRATIvE-In columns to-day will be found
Prof Woods advertisement Of the above article, to which
call attention What has done We have witnessed up
several OF acquantances in st. Louis Hair once
grey met view black brown the case might be
being the OF early manhood, and hne and glossy
silk and that without other application than the Rostor
alive. has done this upon others will 1t not do the
same for any Of readers, whose frosty broWs" Wer
like the locks" Of Lockies warke chief the
will try its We think so-J1cksOnriNe CO1lsttUtiOHGLS
oct. 5, 1853
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ShrIhrNiIIc RnnL.

The new Shebyville Bark has just gone into
operation under the Presidency of Edmund
Cooper, Esq, sud Vim. $ Jetr, Cashier. The
officers and directors are all men Of enterprise,
and are determined Ia d. a safe business. An
institution of this character under the man
agsment and control of such men cannot fail
TO prosper. An institution a. this kind has
been much needed here, and will no doubt give
a new impe,us Ia the general enterprise of our
town aud county. Erpositor.
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PROF. w GODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

1T HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
THAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
to original growth, far their locks concerned
does not admit Of Doubt besides will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dAndru itching
the shape Of cutaneous eruptonseVen scaid head
and in no possible will it fail OF curing by magic
nervous periodical headache and used twice week by
the young regularly it will the COLOR and keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age READ JuDGE
LOGANsPoRT, Ia, June 2Sth, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood Co..
GENTS Yours Of the 18th duly to hand. Enclosed
please find S3s being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold it all Ii you choose you may send six
bottles Hair Restorative think can sell it, 1t has
worked Miracles this place. sold six 81 bottles
that bald and fetched hair out all over his head
Yours respectfully,
GRInIEY
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Facts Abouf Ambrotypes.

A MBROrN PES vsFe "f4frpascsa" 10 NashElHs
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permits u an AHahFatFpe-toas aza darasalfy. keu