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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-03-20
Legal Notice.

George Rothermal } In the court Of COM
against mon pleas, Of Par.
John Mener. } tage county Ohio.
The defendant will take notice that the plaintifhet
his petition in said against him on the 2eth day
of January. 1856. The object and prayer of which
is that deed heretofore made by the plaintiff to de-
| fendant conveying to said defendant the follow.
ing described premises: Situate in the township Of
Randolph, in said county of Portage known being
part Oflot number g, In said township. bounded as
formerly owned by Henry Mipord. and at the north
east of land owned by The heirs at law. of Mi.
chRl Carver deceased thence east to the west line
lard formerly owned by Peter NJ Wise, thence to run
far south, that lire to run west parallel witt the
first described land, TO the east line of the said Mi
chRl Carvers land. and thence north to the place
beginning. to contain twenty-five and one third acre.
of land. be decreed, void il obtained by fraud
mistake. that said premises he sold TO pay the
purchase money. That defendant is required to an
sw:r by the first day of March 1856.
SAM'L. STRAWDER, pln. Atty.
Randolnh Feb = 1e56.07.6v.
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~ We woald call attention to the ad.
vertisement Of the Ravenna Carriage Com.
pany.. The members Of this firm offer to du
the fair thing with their customers. You
who want anything in their line of trade
give them cal and ex mime their stock.
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Sec advertisement.


NEURALGIA CURED.-Read what Mr.. Boyden
says: medicine ever had certificates from such
spectacle sources as Carters Spanish Mixture. MI.
f. Boyden one Of the original proprieors Of the As
tor House. New York, aud for number of years OF
the Exchange HOTEL Richmond, Va, was cured of u
severe attack of Neuralgia by Carters Spanish Mix
ture. The rapid and perfect effected BY tih his
case by this valuable medicine, arrested his atten-
tiou aud excited his interest; he recommended 1t Is
cthcrs aicted with variety OF disease, and IN every
instance cure was effected. He has seen 1t cure
Ague and Fever, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint,
dyspepsia. Fevers, Violent Coughs, and cases which
were said TO be confirmed Consump ption, and nearly
ckery other disease for which it is used He remarks
stis difficult TO know what disease 1t will not relieve
cure, and asa Blood Purifier, and Spring and FAN
medicine, he has never seen Its Eauai he cheerful-
sly recommends Il on all occasions, and believe 1t to
|ybe the Nnost valuable remedy extant.
And for sale by i. Swift, aud c. Hatch, Ravenna
.Wann a Wiison, Deeraed; D. Bostwick, Bdinbureh;
lp. w. Cone, franklin Mills; G. d Q. r. Harmon,
KAurora: O. l.. DrakeS Freedom; Parsons 4 Root,
Windham; all Dealers in Medicines everywhere.
~ Ravenna, Feb. Q9th, 1856 -3O-4w. %. II.
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Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia.
THOMAS LATCHFORD says.

CovNGToN, Ohio, Dec. 81, 1853.
ssMy wife has been affected with the Liver Com
plant and Dyspepsia for number of years, during
(which time have spent great deal for doctorng,
but she received very little benefit thererom, aud f.
Ssly the doctors said she could not be cured. Las
lspring she concluded to try HoofGnds Germads Bit
tsrs; she took two bottles and since taking them
she has been able to attendto her business. have
sold quite number Of bottles through her recon,
mendaton, andas far as can learn, it has given sat
isfaction to all.n
Sec advertisement.
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-The Spring term OF
the Public Schools of Ravenna, will com
mence on monday next, the oath of March.
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Mr., EDIToR:--
Having occasion to visit your village not
long since, was 'orcibly struck with the
beauty OF the place and the agreeable and
intelligent character of its citizens; but while
walking along on the corner OF Main and
Prospect streets, saw board-pile which
led me to the conclusion that you had no
officers in Ravcnnn or else they were woful.
ly remiss in their duty. Perhaps, however
what is more wonderful still, you OF Raven
ma, have started new practce-that Of US.
ing The side ewaIks aud streets for lumber
yards. Ii seemed to me that said humber
yard was nuisance to the village, and that
the people ought not to put up with its infic-
ton any longer. Lat week a man coming
into Ravenna from abroad, was put to con
siderable Inconvenience, in consequence o.
said lumber yard; and this is but small
part of what might be told were the inhabi-
tants of the village to speak.
We hope the next time we visit your place
to find your streets and sidewalks cleared
from such on incumbrance; if not, we shall
notice the said lumber yard again. A word
to the wise ID sufficient.
ta Yours. truly,
A TRAVELLER.
The hint above given, is we'll timed. We
know nothing particularly in regard to
the incumbrance spoken Of in the foregoing,
but this we do knew, that our streets and
sidewalks are in very many instances, SO
blocked up with rubbish as to render pas.
sage through them almost impossible. We
hayemen here who occupy the position Of bo.
rough officers. We suppose however, they
were elected principally for ornament and not
for service, and hence itwould be highly i'm
proper to expect any effsctual sction from
them. .fs .a's
: "
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DIED.

In Rnvenna, on the l4th inst, Mrs. MARY BEANS,
wife Of Moses Beans, aged 25 years.
In this village on the l5thinst, suddenly, NORMAN,
son Of orson N. and Sar oh GILLETT in the Gth Year
OF his age.
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ia Portage Common Picas-Civil
Action.
" lillian Frazer,
Foreclosure.

Robert E. Gilleit defendant herein, and non-resi-
dent OF this State, hereby notified that the 18th
day of January, 1856. the Plaintiff William Frazer, fl
ed his Petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF the
County of Portage and of Ohio. against him the
said Robert 4. Glet, and others, which is still pend
ing theron the obectand prayer Of which said petition
is to oreclose mortgage given by the sa i'd Seth A.
Gllet to PlaintiO the 10Th day of July, 1856, upon
the following premises Situate in the to nship OF Ra
VIENNA, County of Portage and State of Ohio, known
as being eight acre lot No. g. subject to tie right Of the
townshp to the of the burial ground the North
west of the lot containing of land, said
eight lot is part oftownship lot No. 61 In the
Said Petition AYERS that the SAID Robert Il. Gillet
(among others) has a mortgage lein upon the above
described premises. by virtue OF a mortgage Deed,
from Seth A. 10 him made and executed July 49, 1855,
asks that he be made party defendant to said Pet.
ton. The said Robert r. Giett, Is required to an
swer the same or before the 18th day May, 1856.
J, L. & Fl. C. RANNEY,
Atty's. for Petitioner.
March FL 1ash. fu
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MARRIED.


In Hiram, March 70, 1856, by Clinton Young Esq
Mr.. JOSEPH KEEP, of Sheffield, Mass, to Miss MA
RY JANE BILLS, Of Hiram.
~ In FRANKLIN, on the 18th inst, by David Dunbar
Lsq., Mr.. SAMUEL r. MERRILL, to Miss MARTHA
J. BARNARD.
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r.. II u b b

appointments are TO be RESUMED again In ARCH ant
continued as heretofore.
-hey will moth supplied BY any one else during his
absence.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Thomas Dunars, William Dumars, James Dumars,
Fanny Miller, John Miller, residents OF the State
of Ohio, and Timothy Dumars whose residence Ia nn-
known, and legal representatives Of Joseph NJ Du.
mars decd. late of Portage County. are hereby noti.
aed that Horace S. Doty. MS Administrator the es
tate of AIgernon s. Collins, dee. late OF said County
of Portage, the 26th day of Feb. 1856, fled In the
.ourt Of Probate of Portage County, Ohio. his Peti
ton, against them and others, which is still pending
theren the object and prayer Of which Petition is 10
set asi1e sale OF certain lands situate In Ravenna
Portage County, Ohio, known as being part Of lol
No. &c, the sosth division of lots In sad township
bv said Doty. as such Administrator to said JOSEPH
Dumars the 23d day Of Dec, 1884, which said sale
was duly confirmed by the Court OF Probate Of Por
tage County, and n Deed ordered 10 be made b,
said Administrator to said Dumars, of said premises
but that before the consideration money paid fol
the same said Dumars died nsolveRt, and no part o.
purchase money waspaid by said Dumars or deed
made 10 him for said premises. The Petition there
fore asks that the sale 70 said Dumars may be set
side aud said Doty such Administrator Of said Col
Inns may be ordered to sell said lands under The
former apprafsment andapply the proceeds in the
discharge of the debts and liabilities against the
tate Of the said Collins. Said Petition will be heart
Ap'' -'''' 'e'o' .1.4H. O. RANNEY,
IL Atty's, for Petitioner.
March III. fe55239-4w, ~
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COM M E R CIAL.
RAVENNA MARKET.
PER BARREL.

CORRECTED WEEKLY ny BuEL AND OTHER DEALERS
IN THE ARTICLES NAMED BELOW.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@sNSW~ DIX HARDMAN will be at the Prentiss House
WES on SATURDAY, Aprii 18th.
n See advertisement In another olumn.
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400 Gifts, amounting to $500
The distribution will probably be made about tho
the Painting, other Gifts, do by calling 1T,
the Post Office Rooms. On all cash gifts there will
be discount Of 90 per cent to assist In deirayng ex
penses.
Notice will be given of the time and place Of the dis
trbutiOn.
Committee will be chosen by the Patrons present
at the time Of the meeting who win Immediately dis.
tribute the Gifts in such manner as they may think
most proper.
Remember, every Ticket will be entitled to Giit.
Single Tickets One Dollar, or Eleven for Ten Dol
lars.
Agents wanted in every Town In this County.
Z. .TWlTT, j.
Ravenna, March 10, 1856. %y
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The Defendant Simeon Jennings, resident Of the
January, 1885, tho plaintiff: John Quier, filed his P,ti
ton in tho Court of Common Pleas Of Portage Coun.
ty, OhiO against him and the said Ezra Qnier, and
which said Petition is still pending therein the OBJ.
ect aud prayer Of which is to forcclose mortgage
eeuted by the said Ezra Quer to the said John QueT
the 2sh day of Dec. 1859. upon the following des
crbed lands situate In the township of Atwater, Coun.
ty of Portage and State of Ohio, being one hudred
in the South part of lot No. 1le, in said Town
ship Petition further states that said Ezra Quier on
the 18th day Of October, executed mortgage upoN
the above premises to Simeon Jennings, which is a
prior ein upon the same and asks that the said Jen
nings be made party defendant herein.
Said Jennings is requir I'd to by the 18th day
of May 1856, said Petition ~ him will be taken
as confessed.
| Ill. &H.C. RAINIER,
49, Atty. for Petitioner.
| March IA 1ss6 So-sw
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HAMMERS Oil ana Lard Oilat
March laslso. ewiFTB.
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.FARM FOR SAIE The .uhs,r;h

- anu L Oh OALE-1he subscriber
WIN so on reas 'nablo termshiS farm and Steam
%1 saw Mill situate about tn rec quarters oSa mi e
'.uth west "t tho village of Ravehna. The land is
d excellent quality, and we'll watercd There is al
10 young orchard the same. John ABEIJ
Ravenna, March %, lS56-33-3w%
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GLASS WARE--Just received, a large
~ assortment Of Glass Ware Tumb!efs OF all STYLES
from three to ten shlings per dozen. Spoon Glasses
Salts, Stace Dishes, &c &c. All selling lower than
ever. PRENTISS. HOPKINS A. Co
March 10. 1856.
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REM ARKABLE DISCOVERY,
IN FOREST PLANTS.

Il. lIALSEY, (of New York has dis.
~ covered medicinal properties in certain plants
'Ound growing wilC in the forests and fields, fr I'm
which lie has produced Two Rene dies which cure the
worst forms of Disease. These pc pular rem ees are
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NEW Goods, New Goods--A large and
1N splendid assortment Of Goods of the latest styes
and most approved patterns, can be found at
X, A. RAIRU co.
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WHITE WASH BRUSHES-A suppl,
at S@lFTS DRUG STORE.
March I3, 1856 lsaE-, =. -
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Clear the Sidewalks.

To BE CONTINUED
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05
IEW nAvIn mn HRRRrm pLasrrp


TINHR Great Remedy TOR rheumatism, Govt Pain in the
Il Side, Hip, Back Limbs and Joints; Scrofula Kings
Evil White Swelling Hard lumOrs, Stir JOnts and all 1I-
ed pains whatever.
Where this Plaster is applied pain exist.
IL has been beneficial in of weakness, such Pain
and Weak in the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lameness AZ
lection Of the Lungs their primary stages Ii destroys in
1amation by preparation.
James Boyd Pckens district, South Carolina, testges
that by its use alone he cured of Rheu both
OF his knees, Of several years Standing
The following was handed by respectable Physician
In Georgia:
LYerwO and Tar Hebrew Plaster very extensively in my
state my belief their superiority ali articles,
with which am acquainted for the purposes for which they
recommended The Hebrew Plaster, especially is
universal peBaeca for local pains. have also found
excellent application for Sprans and Eruises gives uni
VeIsal satisfaction wherever used: SIS OsL4N, 81 d.
Knoxville, Ga, March 4th, 1853
%y- beware of Cognterfeits and base limitations.
The genuine will in future the signature
the steel plate engraved label the top
box.
Purchasers advised counterfeit ohs ar
uclss Il existence.
genuine is sold by and by agents appointed
thrO Ugh he South, and pedla allowed to sell it, Deal
ersaHd urchasers generally cautioned against buying
any regular agents. otherwise the will imposed
on by q worthless article. SCOVIL d. MEAD.
Iii Charities street, New Orleans Sole General Agents for
Southern States 10 whom all orders invariably be
addressed.
Sold also by Twin Brothers. Berry {. DsmOYills, A
Roscoe Thomas Wells aud w Hendershott, Nashville
Tenn, and by all other Druggists through the State.
Ianl2 Ivi&tTiw.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

NEw York, Dec 4-The schooner "Fiying Ea.
gle" was seized with cargo of slaves on the 10th
of September, by the Portuguese authorities and
detained for delivery to United States man Of
war.
WAsHIsGToN, Dec 3.-Senate-The President
sent in the Tressurer's report Rusk presented
resolutions to the Legislature in favor of the re-
peal of the recent act of Congress relative to the
public debt of the late Republic of Texas.
Bsyard, Osss Crittenden and Seward eulogized
Clayton. The usual resolutions of respect were
then adopted. a :
Wade was particularly severe on the President
in discussing motion to print extra copies of the
Presidents message.
Householder pronounced q paneeyric on Clay
ton.
Whitield's case is still under consideration.
A mail for Southampton and Havre will be de-
spatched By the steamer Garage" on the 18Th.
The Postmaster general threatens TO remove all
Postmasters who do not promptly deliver public
documents to persons to whom they are add essed
throughout the Union.
Nav YORK, Dec. 3.--The Tlibune's Washing.
ton correspondent says that Wm Spencer, of New
ark Ohio, is appointed Marshal of Kansas, vice
Donaldson, resigned.
Gives the new Cabinet as follows: Cass Secre-
tsry CT State; Cobb, Secretary of the Treasury;
Bright, Secretary of INTERIOR Faulkner, Secretary
OF War; VIM. Preston, Secretary of the Navy; Mr.
Toucey, Attorney General
NEw YORK, Dec 4-Corn III; Whisky BIZ
CTEoNNATI, Dec 4-Flour 5 2Ss5 60; Whisky
2Ga26s; Corn 1880 for old, and As for new.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

CRooKER's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHaEST.-Yester
day wss the Fall opening day of the above sslab-
lishment, aud prompted by desire to see some
thing very nice as well as to be in fashion Gas near"
ly every body, we thought, was there,) we went
along with the tide and looked at the large AID
fne display of millinery and fancy goods there TO
be seen. Mr. CrookeI has brought on very large
aud varied stock embracing all the articles belong
ing to the trade, Of every style and quality. TIE
stock ofbounets flowers, ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected to
see. The finer qualities of these various styles OF
goods are indeed superb surprising anything we
Lave ever seen. The bounets, particularly, We
look upon as the prettest things in that line ever
introduced TO the notion of the public.
Mr.. C. is prepared to sell millinery goods at
Wholesale as we'll as RETAIL and country dealers de-
string to purchase will do well to examine bis
stock
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

The THEATRE. direct the attention Of our
theatre going friends to the bill for -night-the
best of the season. The play of the Lady Of
Lyons always draws; and the Claude Melnotte of
Mr.. NEAFIE is not surpassed by the rendering Of
the same character by any actor in the county,
Bat tie play of Don Gear de Bazan, Mr. NEAFIR
has made peculiarly his own. No one who saw
him in this play during bis former visit to this city
will willingly absent himself tonight. Ard we
can assure those wh0 have not seen him in this
part that it may be years before they have as good
an opportunity again to witness as irresistible a
performance. We expect to see the house packed
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05
THE SATISFACTORY REMEDY.

From all parts of the country, north and south, the pro-
pretors daily receipt of such haterng test
unals following, relative TO B. A. Fshnestocks
equalled Vermifuge:
GREENSBORO, Ala, april 49, 1854
MEssRs. b. a. PAHNEsTocK s. Co.:
have selling your Vermuge in this place for I've
years pleasure stating, for the information Of
The and Of public, that has been far know
one of the most satisfactory remedies market and
the ssleable medicines have. have also personal
knowledge good effects in under the
treatment hysicans all Of whom regularly, and
always found TO be and reliable specific
can recommend Of the safest and best 10 the market
A. ST0LLENWERK.
III Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal Drug
gsts and country merchants United States
def9-uIm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

Preserve Your HRir.-To those who not
that each particular hair the head is hollow tube,
through which the nuds circulate which convey nourish
menI and impart its peculiar shade of COLOR in
comprehensive how restoratves produce renovang
influence. While preparations Ofths nature entrusted
quacks, and ignorant manufacturers OF perfumes and
COSMETICS much and irreparabe mischief inflicted
many creduods deluded But when scientific
like Professor WooD bring the lights of physiology and
chemistry bear upon the treatment Of such specaes the
the complete which the certificates of thou
sands relieved testimony See his ad-
vertisement.-D Catholic VIHdieatOr.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

SHAPES R1FIEs--An sportsmen, who are in
want OF good and reliable gun, especially adapted
Tor large game such as Bear, Deer &c, are invited
to cali at the store of Fall & Cunningham, No. Al
Public Square and examine "Shsrpe's Patents port.
ing Rife" which in rspidity of firing, accuracy OF
aim and length OF range is far superior TO any gun
ever invented, and unlike any other Patent Gun its
construction is so exceedingly simple that it is not
more liable ito get out of order" than the common
Kentucky Rife.
F. 81 c have also few shot guns made on the
came Patent.
NAsAyrLLE, July &C. lS56-Gm.
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MICRO ExcITEMENT--We learn from gentle
men who has just left there that good deal of
excitement exists on the river below, in the vicin-
ity OF the various iron works, from sntic pated
outbre k among the negroes. The whole plan of
operations is now exposed, many arrests made,
and the only remaining danger is to the negroes
themselves, in the summary punishment which
may be inflicted.
In regard to rumors from other quarters, We
can trace them 10 no authentic source, and are dis
posed 70 regard them as groundless.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-12-05

COPARrNEasHrP.-It will be seen by refer enee
II our advertising columns that L A. LANIER and
GccRGE MIzELL have become associated with B.
LsETER & Co. in the Grocery business, the style Of
the firm remaining the same. Messrs. LANER and
MIzELL are both excellent business men, and buy
ers will fad them bo:h pleasant and agreeable
gentlemen to deal with. We bespeak for tie firm
a eoodIy portion of trade and feel confident thai
tlcY will receive il
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Due THIS DAY--Dr. Robertson and Aeonia from
Memphis, and Cumberland from New Orleans
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY-Bluff City for Cincin-
nati U. S. Mail Packet G.. Cine, ct IL o'clock,
for Paducah and Cairo; also, Q. s. steamer Aida,
at 10 o'clock, A. III.
AT CLARKsvILLE Saturday next steamer
Nashville leaves for New Orleans. A lighter will
leave here on Saturday morning next to carry pas
sengsrs TO steamer Nashville
Our RTER.--The Hartsville reports the river
rising above. This will slightly check the present
fall. We now consider coal rise certain.
THE OHIo.-Reports are now favorable for nav
igstion for medium sized boats
BUSINESS Much more active than the day pre-.
vious
Weather indicating further r8ins.
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A CHEAP FARM FOR SALE In answer to the
numerous enquiries made recently for desirable
place near Nashville, that could be bought on "a
vorable terms, we eau now answer that our friend
]. c. Fire. No. College street. has 20 acres within
3 miles of Nashville, near good turnpike, two
thirds timbered and well set in blue grass, which
/ he has concluded to SELL and will offer at such a
price IS will satisfy any person Of its cheapness
when they examine it-tE
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NASHVILLE, FRIDAY MORNING, deer. 8. 1855.
JOB PRINTING-To OUR CITY FRIENDS

We have lately replsnIshed Jobblng Materials and Sc
ured The services Mr. w p FsKF, of the most skill
practised Printers country, and formerly fore
OF ofIhe rsclsss Job Offices In New folk' 10
SHpenntend printing establishment We can there
FORE promise the public do all kind oil from
the most Fancy Card 10 largest Poster In as good style
or as short notice and guod other estsb
snment in the South or South West We shall devote par
cuar attention 10 department Of our Office with the
view of making it leading feature IN business We
pec our friends at try before giving their work
elsewhere G. c. ToRBETT & co.
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III Those who have used Prof. WOODS Hair Restorative
are sufficiently cognzant of its excellent qualities but others
may not be that is ordinary article dis
covered by Prof. Wood, able chemist and professor
that science, while experimenting ind remedy for the
change and falling of his hair. Its wonderful effects
his and that of private friends and their
gent requests induced him pubIe-BGli-
more Despatch. (noy26-lmd&W.