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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25
Pigs, hanging Rock
nnlti,nore nInrlet.

BALTIMORE, Monday Dec. 90, P.N-CoFRER--we continue
lS ss Hell cts for good primes
oGsy a. ; cts and JavI 70 do At l4ei cts
day. We continue quote Howard st and Ohio Extra at
il is rather We SSte taS aa .s
3ieK bi Corn Meal Is steady atsS3Is Gity, and
GEAiSfor Wheat demand wa brisk and prices were
bushels Which changed hands, S ass 81
good reds 15l5 SO for good lots 15561 cts for
d Sre soi seses PR hf:
morning The deninni active and prime new
new made for white and sosSI cts Is
cts for yellow. The demand is mainly and
there are but few sales OF old making We quote Reas
There were only 2Jo bushels offered morning. Oats were
rm THIS morning At the advance noted saturday. There
T5sOc old crop do at ss porto ee and Fors La
and At 5219Ssc, and Cuba Muscoyado do at 5c953c.
have reported sale of BOZ boxes Baiti
free We sale OF sUbbis new prime
Pork at BIZ There Is Balk Meat offering the
held at for sodeTs for a SeS
Prime Bacon y scarce and the market Tor il Is firm It'll
S91e and Hams al sisc We quot new Mess
y 4 i iS in Sbs and Man & @
in Kegs Tor boi City and Western. -
market for It Is steaay isic for 60 cd to prime lots
here at as st ub do a ssEe !,
2Vs anu 81 lSitts do ut 1tSg tsc per bushel.
TO prime lots, and quote Timothy ut and Flax.
seed at 81 S09 81 IS per brls!lci. ,snii
SPIcs-we have reported to-day OF 100bass Pr
mento 1016c, Inont!s is i,ed at IGISc cash
In bond Pepper quoted 2c long price but there is
but little doing in IT. = = tsltH ttsfI tf flfif
sreARsTlere was sale Saturday in addition to
the cargo Of the schooner D. Reeee finer, PIT
yate terms but understood full Some small
sales OF Cuba and Porto Rico Sugar making the trade
AZ the quotations which follows for Porto Rico
S90s IL and grocers, styles of Cuba English Island
ss50e$I0e0. Refining grades of Cuba English island
Sugar may he quoted s,51Gse. The market is almost
entirely bare of New Orleans Sugars s.t.Eaa
MHIsKf--7Me lie this a o
lou bbIs Country Whisky in second hand bbls
hear that some City Whisky sold ut the same
figure To-day heard sale OF 100 bbs City Whisky
at % cts and heard also considerable sale being
made for another market but the particulars
pred Ohio Whisky Is held to-day ut 90 cts but not
advised OF any sales having been made.
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TILE j TEST NEWS
RECEIgED BY ~
MAGNETIC. TELEGRAPH.
Z CONGRESSloNAE.
W AsHiNGToN, Dec. Y, ls5B.

WAsnlSGToN, Dec. q, 1856. g
The Senate is not in session to-day, having
adjourned over till Friday. & I, & ssss1-. -
EEliousE.-Alr Campbell, of Ohio, from The Com
mittee of Ways and Means, reported the Post
Office mail steamer, and The deficiency of appro-
priation bills. s ls8 ID
Mr.. Phelps, from the same committee, report
cd, with amendments, the Senate bill relative to
foreign coinage, and the coinage of the new cent
pieces.
Mr. Phelps explained that his object was to
Withdraw from circulation deprecated foreign
CON. The Committee on Waygand Means pro-
pose that tue President shall give description
of the new cent coin. f. ~
Mr.. Haven was fearful that the bill, in its pre-
sent form, would disturb TO great extent the
commercial transactions of the country, as it
proposed to repeal all laws making any foreign
coins legal tender.
Mr. Phelps replied that it was the opinion of
various gentlemen that there are no such laws of
foreign coins. l5ffH
Several members appealed to Mr.. Phelps to
move to refer the bill to committee of the
whole state of the Union
Mr.. Phelps could not crafty them, saying, to
do so would be sending it to the tomb of the
capulets. 19R ssiS sTl9fa
Mr. Jones, of Tenn, said the only way Of in.
surfing fair investigation was to seld the bill to
1.-THE committee on the whole Union.
Mr.. Wakeman observed, that no man knew
better than Mr.. Jones that there was no more
etfsctpal means to destroy the bill than to give /
it suchrcfcrences. q ss..5,s 49, ~ s 4 H.
Mr.. Jones replied that it has become fashiona-
BILE to say when it was designed TO kill any bill
it is sent to that committee. The majority how
ever, can always control the business. He
guaranteed if raroadsort fire bills involving
millions of dollars were referred to that com
mittee they would be reached before the 4th of
March, A voice, fthat'sa fact /
Mr.. Jones' (of Tenn. motion to table the bill
received only - affirmative votes.
On further consideration the bill was post
poned two weeks $40 az.
Mr.. Herbert made an hours speech in reply-to
Denver on the subject of land patents.
Mr.. Rice, delegate from Minnesota, introdu-
ced bill authorizing the people of the territory
to form Constitution and State Government,
preparatory to admission into the Union on a
footing with original States Adjourned till
Friday.
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TO the pUnI.Io.

e have .his day sold to slessrs Campbell MsDermot
sn.lre InteissncerOs wereturn sincere thanks
bus patrons for Tie many acts of kindness have
.sed at tsir hands aud cordially commend successors
cr notice. We doubt they iliever be found prompt
ID attentive to every department of business, and VIII
effort deserve the patronage of the community
IN accounts wilirun TO the lsh Instant and hope
ed, will aid speedily closing up outstanding
counts.
TIC business of the firm win be settled by either Of the
ners and Mr. beatty VIII be found at the office that
.rposs. e4s1s pEATTYG CO.
...,...ii,... o.. s.f. ,sse
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TIM Leayepworth journal says the land sales
already amount to 44,115 acres, the price $751;
1859 averaging two dollars an acre; 24, 800 acres
We're claimed by sqnatters, and purchased by.
794 acres were bought by Spectators at Sl25
to 1925 an acre.
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FRoMWA sHINGToN.

Dec. 24-By the first article of the recent
treaty between the Unired States and Great
Britain, the contracting parties agree jointly to
propose to the republic of Nicaragua and Costa
Mosquito Indians. The boundary is to be de-
signated and marked by two commissioners, to
be appointed, one by her Britannia Majesty, and
onelby the President of the Republcof Nicara-
qua.
The fourth article declares that the republics
of Nicaragua and Costa Rica shall allow the
territorial disputes between them and the limits
or extension TO be given to the town of San Juan
and Georgetown if the same cannot be amicably
adjusted between themselves and that town to be
settled by the arbitration of The U. S. of Amcri-
ca and Great Britain, who many doubtful point
shall be able to cali for the dccisionof third
party. sid
Thcrcpublic of Nicaragua shall constitute and
declare the port of Greytown or San Juan free
port and the city free city, though under the
sovereign Of the republic, whose inhabitants
shall enjoy the rightto govern themselves by
means of their own municipal government, to he
administered by Legislative Executive and jn-
dioial officers of their election, according to
their own negotiations, trial by jury in their
conrts, perfect freedom Of religious belief and Of
worship, public and private.
i Article 9th provides that the two Govern
ments bind themselves, in case the republic of
| Nicaragua and Costa Rica or either of them
should refuse to accept the arrangements con-
tanned i'll the preceding article, not to propose
nor consent to any other arrangements more
favorable to the refusing party or parties.
Additional articles state that it is mutually
agreed and understood that her Britanic majcs-
TVS settlement called the Belize or British Hon
duras, bounded on the North by the Mexican
province of Yucatan and on the South by the
river Sorastoon, was not and is not embraced in
the treaty entered into between the contracting
parties on the 18th of April, 1850 and that the
limits of said Belize OH the West, as they ex-
listed on the said 18th of April, $50, shall, if
possible, be settled and fixed by treaty between
her Britanic majesty and the republic of Guata
mala within two years from the exchange of
the ratification of this instrument which said
boundaries and limits shall not at any time here
after be extended, that the Islands known as
the Bay Islands having been, by convention
bearing date 9th day of Aug. 1856. bctctween
her Britanic majesty and the republic of Hon
duPas, constituted aud declared n free territory,
under the Sovereignty of said republic of Hon
duras, the two contracting parties do hereby
mutually engage to recognize and respect, in all
future time, the Independence and rights of the
said free territory part of the republic of
Honduras .5i5sI liessssi o.
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pic,nres 10, The noIyduy.

Ptures superior to any oIeis made In WheelIng the
types and graphs ncIudel at Partrdses rooms
Main s.. MelanOtyprs and real Ambrotypes made only
BE Gallery These put in every style, for holiday
a also. pictures paper, convenient for mailing
'IIdge'S pictures, unlike many, retaken by him.
operly yarnshe ami protested, not to be easily
Iced L!kenesses colorrd TO the life by professional
meg, eyes, hair and rapery the natural color. He just
,he East with large assortment of franes cases. lock-
pins, &C., iaeIuding many styles, which he is sell
. leR. dee15-2w
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25

~ Benj. Franklin mud Prof. he Ssrath.
Franklin brought electricity from the heavens to the earth
Prof De Grat applied that electricity relieve diseased
nortnls. Prof De Grats ELECTRIC every
thing, but certainly Rheuinntm and Neuralgia
ay two; Group. Crap Pains in the Breast,
minutes cures Burns sprains. Wounds from TO three
days; Earache, Deafness, Breast, days.
Piles, SweiIe Glands Sin Nick from one TO three
days; Eryspcas Scrofua, Pinples ten
days; Palsy, Gout, Palptatio, Cholera, Corns
few days. t- so
For saleby II. H. LOGAN & co, Bridge Corner
Also, by LAuGHLINs' & BuSHFIELD,
Monroe Street
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~ the Supreme Court at Salem, Mass, sWm.
'sebody, of Topslield, has obtained a verdict lor
, ,235 against the town of Middleton, for an in.
nj to himsclfand horse in $50, in consequence
+ thc last plank ola bridge and the road not
Ing closely Joined.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25

FnE Rev. E. H. Chaplin, the talented Univer-
saist divine, who now receives salary of Is, 900
isoui his congregation in Broadway, New York,
is said TO have been invited to take charge of a
eongregatiOn in Chicago, Illinois, ut salary Of
1000.
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! Ise,irea Phy.Ieia .,

WHOSE BANDS OF IIFE - = 1577f
Have nearly out discovered, tho Indies
certain cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs Colds
and general debility. This remedy discovered by
when his only cild-a daughterayas given to die
OF his afflicted feilowbeings request it this recipes wit
fuil directions for making up and successfully using II H
requires each applicant ncose him shIng-three
cents to be returned posnge the recipe,
nainder to be applied TO the of this advertisement
Address DIR. H. JAMES, -tst (. ttis'tl = II
No. 10 Grand Street, Jersey City, New Jersey.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25

TnE LADIES cHusrAN ANIMAL, for january,
is slrcady on our table, and is well filed with
the choicest reading The present No has a
steel portrait of the Editor, James Challeu, fin
ished in Sartain's best style. Shouldany of,our
reeders desire to become subscribers to this cx-
collent Magazine, we will take pleasure in for
wprding their names A specimen number can
be seen at this Office. Single copy, one year,
81 in advance.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25

a NEw wmSkLE-Ninety-six young ladies
Memphis, have r:z5::iioncd the Council. of that
$ to clean out and pave certain street 1t
Iseeiless to say>t that the petition was granted
oncc
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25

FeASS LrsLlE's New York Journal, CLONE
|aad the World" by Mrs. Rivcs Ballou's Dollar
Monthly, A new edition of Oliver Twist, and a
large variety of new publications in cloth and
paper backs. We have, to-day, a complcte as
sostncnt Of splendid Illuminated books, both
for adult and Juvenile holiday gifts, besides jew
|ciIy, Watches fancy articles of every desc,ip-
ton, at the cheap book and variety store, No. 4
Washington Hall.
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WHEELING
Hat and Cap Mandatory.


..si MANUFACTURERS OF HATS AND CAPS,
III AS on hand and Is manufacturing receiving
AMI general assortment of Hats and Caps comprising
all the varieties OF color shape Caps now
IN use, tie latest fashion and manufactured from the nm
IS, material and The best orkmanship all which be
sold Wholesale and Retail at the possible price.
From my experience in the business, having always
USED my best to please and furnish the public with
good iashionabe and serviceable hat confident
my present facilities and large stockton hand,
any heretofore offered sSiiss1S -
request call from those In want of Hats
and Gaps, before pursh asing elsewhere
70 y s. AVERY, Ne I4G Main ST. 81
sn0 t-- ~. = .l-s-.--t =. b. Mheelins Va
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FLA IL. IL .IEs - da
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JANUARY. "a s.

u 4 -- 49, ! :. = - = - = =
FOR JANUARY. ~ X -
f,sss..
. & NspNThNIs.e - q (.
THE .ANtAiALsDECLARAfION- OF 1SpEPESDENCE
liiustratel By si1ieeu EsagrnyiuSs
sCRAPs FROM An ARTISTS NOTE BOOK -As EARrlIs
euiIE Is IiospyIAs. is
.o -. aiiusirmted by Nine Engrasiugs
TO MEDtNAeANp MfstsCA- BY an AMkRIcA N. ~
-. Illustrated BIZ li2hteeu E1srnyinBs.
MiiATs SANTA CLAUS pRnuGiIr NE.
TIE TENANT OF THE OLD BRoWS HOUSE.
ah ,5, NJ :, A.iiApPs pEopiEs
AN INCIDENT IN TIE LIFE or 4 STATESMAN.
STANLIG HIT on 7BETliLEilEM.
MY oyss fuNEs Al -. . $3.50 1
TIE NIuIlT BEkORE TIE WEnpING.
LlrTLk DoRRIl- by CHsR1Es DieSEss-
lLLusrRArsoSs--Mr. Filutwnch receives the embrace
OF ~ ssisalshlI, ~ @ Of ar, rs 81, aunt.
ed that cit never does. y
CHATTER MN GiimEss of Tattyeoraa. \
2 CHATTER NLyl. Mr. Flntwineh's Business Friend.
CHAPTER AIyIL A letter from Little Dorfit.
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
LITERARY NOTICES.
u ~ "a Books q, Tie HOlth.
EDiINius TABLE; - =
EDITOl'S EASY CHAIR. as
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Wa ask the attention of those who are in ia
or Of .tu", to the advertisement of the German
turner's Association.
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TRANSPORTED ION.
Tn.ssiroaI .1Ios oIEIE.lcsE 3. 9 0. n. n /

ON and after Monday list OF December, the Passenger
Trains viii leave this station daily ut G5 A. NJ. and 42O
p. NJ. Wheeling time - Mn sd r.te 4 =
The Mail Train daily Except sundays) at G:55, A.. NJ
WIZ receive and discharge passengers at all the principal
stations. - - SO si-ssf
The Express Train daily mt 4:2O p. NJ, viii receive
discharge passengers the following stations only:
wood, MOundsvle, Cameron, burton, Parnont Petter-
man, Graiton Sewbarg EoWesburg, Piedmont, Cunberanl
Sir Johns Kun, Martinsburg, Harpers Ferry, Monucacy
Sykesvillc and Washington Junction.
The Trains will arrive follows; The Mail Train at 41O
A. NJ daily; the Express 1850 p NJ. daily. The Accomno-
aton Train from Wheeling to Cumberland will be seon-
". s. wooDsIDE, superintendent
! dec1 J. B.FoItD, Agent.
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ALAppIN.-Last night was great occasion at
The Athcnmum. Aladdin, or the Wonderful
Lamp, was presented for the first time in this
city, and was greeted by a large and enthusiastic
house. There has been no expense nor pains
sparcd to produce this great piece on the grand,
est scale, and we trust that the gentlcmanly
manager will he literally sustained in his efforts
TO crafty and umusc our citizens. Its reception
lust night is guarantee that tits destined to
lasc a successful run. In other places it has
been received with the greatest possible favor,
hight after night, forwceks at time, and why
should it not be hcrc2 Tonight every body, of
coprsc, will attend to witness this great Oriental
fpectacle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25

Nn. c. L. Wnsox, senior editor of the Chica-
o Journal, died at Albany, N. ", on the 18th
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sSAlLEp.

sc 90 q Sailed. 9.ila .i4sl9 .lk.Ef
New YoRk, Dec. 2 Tho Africa smiled at
noon for Liverpool. She takes out quarter of
a million in specie 81
The steamer Tennessee sailed for Nicaragua
with large number of passengers, and q sup
ply of provisions for Walkers army. 81 s. 4
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75a7777 DIX, EDWAlS DIS q co.
32l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
Have Just pubiishcd:
PRUE AND. j. fi 1s1sIF.5
BY G., W. CURTIS. - mo. cloth. Price 81.

Ertrdct article In lie Nehc York Tribune Noe 49,
None OF Mr. Curtiss books gment,
TO so high position In literature this last 1t Is the fifth
volume OF complete uniform edition,
cate huor for nice appreciation of caraeter
gcous evanescent beauty, of faug away into
shadowy lands; for graceful manner; quiet
but fearful pathbs, which beang Summer
garans Of poesy and life little leaf rue;
best of philosophy whche heart teaches to the thoughtful
mind when muses. of the conrastel
man exlstencetis the composition OF SURPRISING caims
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somelhinx Tor dc I,nbfc.,

Mrs. Daileys Nursing bottle surpasses anyting of the
kind In 1t Is simple construction easily cleanscd
very convenient every respect Price 5Ocens with
French Nipple attaeled.
Fer sale by ti Il. H. LOGAN & CO.,
decs3 Wholesale Agents.
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IL. B. LlPPlNCoTT & CO.,
oPubiishersl aud IooIkseIicrs, .s'sf

ila-si. if'a.H+s ~ FL L 11llJAl1E slRtilA,
ToUBL1S, among many others the following valuable
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ssLIPpINcoTTs Pl,oNoUNcING GAZETTEER OF THE
WORLD, or aEoaRAPiiIcAL DICTIONARY, giving a de-
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Ftnces, with the Correct Rrouuneia lion OF their
Names. By J. THoMAs, II, D., and It. BALDwiS. one
volume, Royal Octave. Price So.
THIS WoR1 - IspisPEssA ALE to KyRRY TEACHER and PRo
I,ene6ttsl i,n,i Il, ,i,s go. -
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the table OF every professor country.-
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consider IL work of GREAT IMPORTANCE TO
-=frg. 6halt9ey a. Goodrich, IHke. col.
ITO Teachers such work Is Indispensable To correct
geographical instruction I'M their schoosNet1 York
TEACHER. g Z nee $50 z :
An Invaluable guide TO the student of geography and II
generally adopted coeld fail remove the prevailing
dscrepency and confusion in regard RECOMMENDATION
Of Biographical names. Dy b. SedSs, Priest. 0f Bgopa
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81 not how the Office countingro the family
or school can any where afford do without this wor
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rhe He.. ana mos. .ssaa,ils,I 5.rl1s. OF q.

A FAMOUS CHANCE FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
TO THE BOY who shall send largest number OF
one dollar Subscriptions to- "TiIE SCnuOLRELL0w. by
the tirst of February will award handsome Carr
Tools, complete and seryicable, and made suit
his hand In ornamental box marked with Ills
TO TUE GIRL. who shall send largest list
dollar Subscribers to THE SCH0oLFELLoW,'' in the
same time Will present charming China Tea bril-
anuy decorated in eolors. and having her nae, in gold,
every piece. s-.5z-.--t ~. ~ -. =
BoYSi AND GIIiSS-SCH0 0LsIATES AND PLAYbIATES
IN TOWN AND oouNTRY-begin and be busy
the first of
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NEGRO lNsURRE.CTIoN.

NEGRO INSURRECTION.I a
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 25.-4Thc Hopkinsyille Ky.)
Mercury says that Ned Jones, a celebrated negro
preacher, was put in Jail there by the Vigilance
Committee ~ & *
3 A free negro preacher named Sol Young was
hung at Cadiz, ky.) on Tuesday, and one at
Pembroke on Wednesday last.
The Mayor of Louisville has issued a procla-
nation, stating that in consequence of informa-
ton which shows a disposition of the colored
people to insurrection that slaves will besim-
prisoned who are found absent from home after
sllo'elock p. NJ, during the holidays.
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WORDS. .ta4
THE ,sCH0oLFELLoW.
AN ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE FOR 4

II An ORIGINAL IILLuSTRATED. MAGAZINE FOR
tTss4g DoYSs AND GIRLS.
It ianow year since THE SCllOOLFEL1o began to
be issued in its The publishers happy
Wedge the cordial appreciation
public has their prndnce really
valuable Magazine for Children The expense has been
heavy, hut the return commensurate; enlarged
resources ut their promise
onal improvements In the quality of the work. and greater
variety and interest in Some the writer's
and artists Of ths engages, for its page;
fELDow TO he the companion aud friend OF children
every section OF the country u s. .ff+
TIE SCH00LPELL0W may he obtained OF Booksellers,
News Agents, of the Publishers TsRNs-ohe Dollar
year payable always in alvance) Ten Cents
CLuhsFour copies to address, 20 oU five ~;
eight copies SO.
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PHALoN,s PApmIAN LOTION.
Or, Floral Beaatifier
! III is MOL a DYE!

GreyhGired Raid ieted nth diseases ols
mir or scalp. feld A.eJoll 0toiA0 and Judge OF
u MRS S. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTDRER.-
Rev. N. TEACHER eco years Of age) Pitcher Chen.
ango County n Ay restored to its naural
color and ceases fall ~ q = :
Rev. Nm. CUTTER, Ed Mothers Magazine N. Y "lIy
hair changed to Its natural growing on bald spot;
Rev. D. STONE. D. Concord, N IL sIy hair, which
was Ercys Is now restored to Its natural color
Rev. ID. cLENDENIN, Chicago, ILL., can add my tessi.
mony and recommend II to my friends -
Rev. ID. II. WOOD, " fuhIy own hair has
was becoming bald &c - st54st = = 49,
Rev. J. p. TuST1E Charleston O. 1.-THE white hair 4.
becoming obyiated, and new hair forming, &e.''
Rey A. RRINRi Silver Greek, NY, cit has produced
good effect on my lair, and Lean have commended
Rev. JOS MCKEE Pastor Of West d. L. Church, N Y,
R s,ss d ID MqtlLs Gross River, n also, aud
We might swell this list n above fail to convince
TRY IT. Sold by all the principal merchants In the United
states, Cuba and Canada. Wholesale retail depot No.
$50 Broone Street New York Some dealers try ami
cles instead of this which they more prot If 10
write 10 depot for circular and information =
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