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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-07

me. 10 which he that has shed his brothers
blood may escape, and inca upon whom rests rests
the iniany and blood of a homicide, malis laws
fora Christian people, We do not believe nor
aisoeats ans exemption from q laF ordained
aSeountabiIity Of men to their fsIlow men; nor
we do not believe In making any mans position,
like the horns Of the Jewish Altar, secure hin
from Just punishment, but We want that nc
countabiIity to be adjudged by and that punish
mont to be administered By the law of the land,
By those who ara tho swords in the hand OF
God and not by code as infamous and sata-
mic as the existing code of honor.
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PENTrNEp BREATH.-whatlady or gentleman would re-
main under the Of sagFeeable breath when by
Ing the "BAIH THousG FLoE1s'' tyutiEr!ce would
not only render the tech hite aabaS
Estg MaaS persons do kA0a their breath a bad and
the subject delicate. their fendI Will mcmillan
t. Pour single drop OF the "Ban" your tooth brush
and wash the teeth night and morning so bottle
last a year,
BEAuT1TrL CoHPIEI7E may be easily acquired By using
the "Balm Of Thousand f1owrrs It viii tan, pin
plea, and feeivs from the ekn, leaving of seft
ate hue Wet toECl pour thI.s drupS and wash
The face night and morning. s-g1 =
SHAVING MADE EAST-Wet your shETEgbTush IN either
cold water, pear three drops "Balm
Thousand FlowerE" rub the beard well and VIII make
ing. Price only fifty cents.
W. P. FETRIDGE CO.,
franklin Square, New York.
Hos sale BY I. H. LOGAN Z co Ieil-1ydsW
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lrtom the New orsan, oomnsrcal Bulletin September a

Iron he New Orleans Commercial nuetln September
Mons CoMMox SESsE AZ TIE SourH.-Our
southern disnnionists are constantly telling us
what excellent bargains We could drive with
European governments, in case we should cut
loose from, the North. We differ entirely from
them in this respect and we tell them distinctly
what the Hon. W. c. Rives, of Virginia told
South Carolina, some years since, that if those
European governments should once get us into
their grasp, it would be the coil of the anaconda
the cold, loathsome saliva of tho huge reptile
would be poured out upon US. They sometimes
point to England and hint that we could form an
advantageous alliance with herl England, the
head and front of the abolition movement in
this country, that years ago, sent George Thomp.
son, since an H. p, to stir up the fires of fanati-
cism among US and set the ball in motion. ARP
Southern disunionists crazy2
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eEg"Lola Montez had concluded a fortnights
engagement at the American Theatre, San Fran
cisco, and realized, it was said, at least 5000.
1t is stated, as singular circumstance, that she
passed through this engagement without sin
gle pugiliStic encounter behind the scenes, furh-
cr than sslapping the chops" of yong gentle
man whose gallantry forbids his returning the
blow. Lola has advertised for sale, at auction,
the whole of her diamonds, and intends to de-
vote the proceeds to the education ofthc orphan
children of her late agent, who was drowned on
the voyage from Australia to California. The
collection numbers eighty-nine peices of diamond
and gold work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-07

PEEsoxA1.-The n. Y. Tribune says that GOV.
Seward is in SO delicate state Of health as to
cause serious anxiety to the friends who are con-
We learn from the Christian Intelligencer,
hat Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is laid up witha
sore throat, brought on by excessive speaking
at Republican meetings. @
Virginia, formerly Minister to France, lady
who is already known in letters by volume
descriptive of an earlier residence in Europe,
has in press "HOme, and tho Ways ofthe World"
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~ a letter from California in regard to the
San Francisco Vigilance Committee, evidently
written by one behind the scenes, says that the
committee would remain in a state Of perfect
quietude until the termination of the trial of
Messrs. Durlree and Rand for piracy, in seizing
United States arms; when, should it be found
that packed jury had been obtained for the
trial, the same as is alleged to have been the
case in the jury which found the indictment,
the committee would be again called into life,
and In the event, adds the writer, war of eI.
termination VIII epsue
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Z REnEnY Es2P D YsPEPSIgl.

BGzaGrls ortaxp BrrEEHs, s The most simple. de-
ghttui and eecuai remedy before the pub
lie. Many Of our most vers testify TO Us eaeaey
persons subject to nervous snd sekhesaaehs, il IS
valuable medicine. used according TO directions, i
cannot fail To siro relief.-E ttts5tgnGA sioara1I
arriox To prevent imposition be careful to ask for
Bosrtays,s 8ollGss Bltsess-
-seld At 81 per bettie or six bottles IS, ty tie
prourIetors. BENJAMIN PAGE, IN. Co.
Manufacturing and Chemists su:i;-
asid asd Third STREETS, T',tsburEh, and by 3
LAUGHLENs Is BEsRElE2D,
eeta Wheeling va
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Do THUS WITH YoUK GUxs.-.Wash yoursgun-
barrels in spirits of tnrpentine, by dipping arag
liquid, and swabbing them out two or three times,
when they will be cleaned from all impurities
and can be used almost instantly, as The turpen-
tine will evoporate and leave the barrels dry; CIV
en- if they are little moist it will not prevent
their going off. After being washed thus there
is no danger of rust as " hen water is used. This
is experience of an old gunner, and our sports
men would do well to adoptit.
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ISsrINcr.-A pair of express horses, used in
drawing freight from the railroad depots, ran at
a furious rate through the streets of Buffalo
Every body thought they would kill themselves,
yet such is the force ofinstnct that the terrifi-
ed horses, spirited as they were, actually halted
when they reached the door of the New
York and Erie depot, carefully backed the
wagon to the walk, stopping without word
from any human being, when the wheels of the
vehicle touched the curbstone!
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Or. J. Hedges

FEVER Sc AGUE ANNIHILATOR
FEVER and Ague, Chils and Fever, Dumb Ague or any
form Of Fever whether oflongsaud
Ing speedily safely. and eeeualy cured by the Of
DR.. ]. Hedges Annibilator.
This preparations entirely free from all metallic poison
such as Arsenic or Mercury but compounded from
tracts purely vegetable. certain and ecacious
remedy, taken in all kinds of weather. The Pro-
PrieOr article in his private practice for
years. and in no case has failed to perfect
cure when the directions followed. In posi-
BILE way can't njure the SYSTEM butts adapted to oil ages
sexes, constitutions 1t be given to the infant of
month old with much safety to the adult and be
kept any climate. 1t needs eneomium, no long array
OF testimony herald its efficacy Its merit les within It.
seand the inralidit will prove of value than
octave volume OF eerttfcates.
Prepared only by the Proprietor stsnhore, NJ and
never genuine without his signature.
FOR sale, wholesale and retail by A C. GOOD Co., Drug.
ssts, Wheeling va by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States.
w. II. DEoAMP, General Wholesale Agent
for the Western States,
myS:sn IS CORTLAND St, New York.
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The LATE DUEr.-Thc Charleston Mercury
speaks in the following terms of the death of
William H. Tsbcr, Jr., one Of its editors, who
was killed at the third fire in a duel with Ed
Daa0 Of Wfuiaaa II. Ta5er, Jr.-It is our
duty to announce the death of William R. Ia
her. DR., one of the editors of this paper who
fell on Tuesday afternoon, ut the third fire, in
duel with Edward Magrath, Esq, in conse-
quence of the peremptory challenge of the lat
ter for the publication of alleged offensive mat
ter in this paper, the author of which was not
called for. The communication complained Of,
had reference to the candidacy for Congress of
Hon. a. G. Mngrath. 1t is not now that We arc
called upon to pursue the merits of the question
involved In the presence of death-the death
Of one who has been intimately associated with
us for years, ana who breathed as true heart
rs ever beat on the soil of Carolina--we bow
our heads in sorrow and suffering, and pass by
all considerations of party conflict, in the sense
that We have lost friend, true and tried, and
brother in the hard duties that makeu our
connection with the public life. 1t will not be
easy to find drawer and more self.sacrifcing
spirit-it will not be often that the community
will be called upon to mourn over the extinc-
ton of more brilliant and generous intellect.
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AmbrotVnea Tor al.

PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms, viii faelii
any the country, hnd far superior any city, Is
producing beautiful pictures which are unsurpassed
the country. He prepared make Abrotypes SO
:eycaa be by mail without postage Also to set
them nl0ekets and pins, price DEguerreotypep
Pictures for euEtomers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last 70, ages unchanged. ft
Aklnds o. materials used In the business for sale
Rooms eide OF lIsn 81. GbOVs Aonrue over Marsh
Tsylsrsntv tters. aas4s
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We did not hear the speech Of this gentleman,

We did not hear the speech of this gentleman,
1t MuuudsyilIp, hut have eouycTsed with very
Intelligent gentlemen who did. aud from them
we learn that not only WAS Black Republican
IN the highest degree, but asrarian also Al the
LITTER We were somewhat surprised, the former
we expected Mr.. Davis Is the last man We
should have expected TO find endeayoEing to
array classes against each Other, We had sup
posed that Mr. DIS. known intellect would hHye
taught him that al our classes in the Union are
noeessarT. to preserve the proper balances, and
that the laboreFs are as much interested in hay
ing capitalists, rs capitalists in having labor
era. Neither can well exist without the other,
both gre dependent on each other, and both
should exist IN harmony and fate-naf concord.
ne WHO yvould enasssor 70 fomsnt diseord
between such parsons, is ignorant Of the true
theory Of government andthe true principles
which should exist in well regulated govern
rlent. As Black Republican he distinguished
himself and that covertly. not boldly and openly.
We learn that he made most inviduons ar
c,lnent against the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise. bu, forgot to state whether he favored
its restoration. He failed to state what he
thought HlLIQlOFC hOutu w aUvAt Wv SN''-f'S
mise. His whole argument was intended to
strike AT the South and her institutions, and
this 50 eoyertly that he could exclaim after it
'Thou can'st not say l did it,
If this is the course of the Fillmore party in
Virginia, the people ought to know it and at
Onse. We do not believe that the party, as
such approves of Mr.. D.'s course. Bolts & Co.
do and they deserve the reprobation of all good
men therefor. Why Alr. Davis should take this
course in Virginia we arc at n loss to Imagine
be mistook our people or else supposed that he
was addressing the Fremontera We wouldad,
wise him. to stay at home or go to the Ashtsbula
district, now that he has visited Bolts, and not
kill his party out here.
p. s. We learn that after the Baltimore
election Mr. D. goes to Pennsylvania to stump
it What does this means There arc but two
tickets in Pennsylvania Is Mr. Davis on the
Fremont tracSa What else can he be after -
We shall wait to see. p.
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wE wAs1 10 aArA 4,oeD on Tre about pAILARD,s HAIR
DYE. The subIertis defeats one inas1ach
who Hair pie don ebeat dlseusn the sabieet-
However, We E Just hint TO them soto Vose tina. this art
taken the highest premium the Worlds Fair and
PaIrs Of the American Instute that Ii endorsed by
such chemists Chiffon ana Tory, and that they want
Dye tbpt cannot be stu from the effects Of nature
they had better purchase BALLARDs, at 51oBrosdWny
rr0a.5-,5.yv
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WILSON KING.

~ st. Louis, June %, 1873.
PROF. WOOD: As you are about to prepare and -vcnd
your recently discovered Hair Restorative and
quest my opion Of it, will state, that my hair few
months very and after using bottles OF your
resumed original color; and since its
application all d"naru has disappeared from head, and
have been troubled with disasreeabe itching OF the
scalp satisfied those it. Will not gret
gives the appearance Of having been recently oiled
prepared therefore, recommend its to all who
DESTROYS of having beautifu! head OF hair
1 am, sir, yours &C.
II. L. STEWART,
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Professor woods Hair Restorative.
IT Ills -WORKED IfIRAnL Esq

That all the bald and gray can be restored perfectly
original growth color their locks concerned,
does admit of doubt; besides will every possible
scalp whether developed dandruH itching
or in shape eruptons-eVcn soad-head-
and In no possible case VIII fail of CURING If by magic,
periodical headache and II used twice week
by the young, rgorously 1t Will preserve the COLOR and
keep half from falling any imagfnNblease Read and
For sale by LAUGHLrNs DusIrF1EID. No. %, Mon
roe Street. sp9I
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BORIS BErr1xG Of FRRMoNr.-The Soutdsils
Democrat, Ya., says that John a. Bolts has
bet s., 800 that Now York state viii vote for
Fremont
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sPRoIAn MoTIoR s.


AAellFy GlllT md n = 4-K1 11tl
their evidences Ia regard ts te virtnes 81
tpre, a. evidenced IN the cores erected heis nsigh
bors For Dsbaty Dyspepsia RhsainRtlspi, &c Il Is In
valuable. n n LOGAN CO.,
eet9 Tholesase and netal Agents.
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CURE OF EERyoUs ptsEAsEs.

No Language convey adequate idea of the imedi-
ate and almost miraculous which occasions in the
diseased, debi!tae shattered whether
sickness, the unstsuns and rela<ed e at once
braced, reYived built up The physical
symptoms OF disease vanish together under its
influence. Nor Is the effect temporary the contrary,
the relief permanent, for the cordial properties Of the
medicine reach the constitution Itself and restore to It's
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NOTICE.

To the Lorers OF Home made NaREFies@a
and the Public an general. ,,...
T,RISTTAS FLACK sim eon'inues his bushes q w. VI
y featuring Domestic Hosiery for Men wS% I'm. &
Chldren's Winter wear, at his new stand, 40: l0'
South side OF SUSPENSION Bridge, Wheeling, Va Nhass
viii be pleased to see his old customers, and as M -
ones as can make him call His stock being Of s -
auality;l all work warranted. ,t,,,,,,
The special attention Of the Ladies' Is invited 10 ha
assortment OF ine BLACK LAMBS WOOL sTocktSGS Oh
quality rs has ever been e1hlbIted IN thls ol.y.
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Ylneenne., Ia, Jane q, IS.

PROF. o. J. WOOD
As you ars about manufacture and vend your re-
Gently discovered Hair Restorative will state for Whomso
Itmav tHt1 have.used IT. and Known others
toseiat have for several been in the habit OF
using other Hair RestornYes, and that Find vastly
superior other know entirely eleansss the head
iandrud, and with months proper use, Will restore
any thu original youthful color and texture
giving healthy, soft and glossy appearance; and all this
without dtscolorn the apply IT. the dress
which drops. would therefore, recommend its use to
every DESTROYS Of having fine color and texture to the
hair. Respectfully, yours,
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Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given all persons from taking
IN certain Note the Of Two Hundred and Sixty
ave Dollars, given Lagrange, Ohio Sept 29, payable
months after dnie to D. T. King order, said note
fend1lsny obtained, and the viii not be paid
bS me. ROBERT McIGT1RE.
osg a 8g ~
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d Special Buttctsn for The SicktM
DR.. MoRsE's
INVIGO RATTN q CORDIAL

L v
disorder incident to the digestive apparatus restore
the nppetc renew the strengh harden the muscesi brace
the give elasticity to the spr recruit the mental
energies Danish dependency mpart to the atenuated
frame more robust appearances ailay irritation calm the
disturbed maGnaton build the shattered constitution;
anay be taken without fear by the feeblest maiden
wife mother; is composed solely of the juices Of
Oriental herbs potent only to nvgorae, eSharate
and restore. yis -g-t asl4 Il 3lt-E
II the system has become relaxed by improper indul
the Cordial will nfuse vigorous vitality into
organ The hsstude resulting from late hours, or
close applcatonto labor kind is quickly removed
by Its action and ladies engaged in sedentay occupations
and subject to Inconvenience therefrom will find It safe
healthy sEIulant Where the circulation the blood
sluggish, any the body sasPe
de imperfecty performed 1t will restore the natural
ton and Communicates permanent to the secretve
and distrhutive organs.
feeble 70 despair Of recovering the Vgor and men
Of manhood invited to give this wonderful inygorant
trial ItemhodeS the clements of = restoration. Be-
fore they have consumed the first bottle, they viii be
ScouS that the TecuperatYe principle is at work in every
debIlitaed portion or rames and hope be
realized in their thorough recovery win spring up In their
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me nYsPEPTfo PATIENl

whose stomach has lost the Of duly converting
into llfesusatnng clement is relieved by single
of this extraordinary The gastric lu re-acqures
and burten to the sufferer while his digestive organlza-
ton parnysed upstrng, becomes under the whole
some revolution created In the SYSTEM the basis Of activity,
strength and health. 80
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NV ApVNRpIsnnEnNTs

TsresnissssS Elsitnt i1sre ware Room.
NO laI Msln Is the best phase n sSTn 20
IN buy ehssR Tor efsi. W. ~ $500 ~,
ttT,he Fail of the Leaf"
usa us Winter approaching, and ali are Re.
Altered state Of the tenrutuTe thst the
ssssoS, ms afiyed TIT donning the WINTER APPAREL
But az arc nsl aware what splendid stock of FALLANB
WINTER GOODS 6 on hand Atihe
40 IS C6yRey az 10osE0e dRd Fdter 81. and
60.' Monroe 81,
Gail examine and leave MEASURE OF You are
Jss s and ssaa9s sRaI into @ S s e and gaa III
add any quantity finest CUSTOM MADE cLoTHINe
10 eau and zee scr yourselves.
eetI.tsss
BULLS RECTO1 MISTUFEA.
4 st1Rs REMEDY FOR TIE PILES
TT medicine had faied-It has
enc st ss os Ipseato n Tssa
give you decided relief All that ssk Is that hui
great esaey Bulls Rseto Mistara remedy for
P l. Anller LynelburE Va Rev. n Mitchell. Pres Eler
Of the n E. Church. Rev Samuel Entcrne, corner Conway
street Bait J. l. O. Berry, 1863 Sharp Bait sam
Barrets No. 1+1 Lee street Bait. ~,
Drug Store, By TuSDENBERe RcPERTs,
N AVE you Dyspepsia, use TRAXAl,s EIlxIR.
Are a on 5 gI USE %oob ATR
DO you want a good Imminent. use FoRsHA,5 BALM,
60 to he BsidEe oarnsr Dras Store $50 - ''s
make soap quick good aud cheap. use his
4 your horse lame or SICK. use MERoHdTs GARGLIaG
Have you the pTIes tao certain PILE OINTMENT.
Have you a cough, use the noARHoUND BALsAAL
Shoulder Brace Port Monnaie
Supporter BniTn Thousand Flowers
ST s:si's' SSS isisS EEss 4
go TO the Bridge corner Erug Store.
Holoway's pills and ointment
Bakers Cod Liver Oil ~
BoethRve's Holland Bitters
Hollands German Btters 5sa
For sale by T. II. LOGAN 3 co.
bridge Corner Dsuggits.
Trust Sale.
ID Hartman dated. January 18Th 1856 and recorded in
the CLERKS office Of Ohio county Deed BookN 81, page
49, Will sell at public auction Mt the front door Of the court
house OF Ohio county SATURDAY the Sth OTGoYEaBERj
p NJ tn property in sBlddeed conveyed to me- wits
the feet irent and OF Lot No.
C6J the north twenty-five feet and the
south twenty-five feet front and of Lot numbered
hundred and five, G and the north twenty-five feet front
and lot numbered hundred and four, (lQ4 all
Market street in Center Wheeling ese lots not Of
the usual dep portion Of the front having been
by deed from Gill and wife to the os OF Wheel
ing) Also lot numbered hundred and two 0 In East
Wheeling, on City, street.
~ Terms Of sale, cash
VIII convey only such title as is vested In me by the
deed. NC. GOOD
octTtd Trrstee.
Eazsga c4za1s9 ss;:;s So.
sEssssS9s.. -sSSz--79S5AA
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CAUTION,

CAUTION. E
Dr. Invigoratng Cordial has been counerfeted
bvsome unprineiped persons.
future genuine Cordial viii have the proprIetOr
fac-simile pasted the cork Of each bottle, aud the fol-
loving WofdS blown In the glaSl:
CDR Morse's Invfgorating Cordial
O. II. RING, PROPRIETOR, n. Y"
~ The Cordial Is mp, highly concentrated, In pint
bottles Price 50 per bottle, for 50, six $12.
Sold Or all DI.nr1istsGnd DedL6rs In Medicine
For sale by LAUGHLINS & DUSIIPIELD,
Wholesale Druggists,
ED22h7m No. N Monroe II,
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Powderl PowderI

Powder! Powder!
NJ REILLY has constantly IN magazine, good supply
w Dupont's superior Ride, Sporting lin canni5ers)
Blasting both coal, which he will sell either Ly
the quantity nge package aslow "a 1t be hsd In the
West q
Railroad contractors and others using large quGntieS
will do well W call III es.alf ~
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GOV. aEARY OF KANSAS.

GOV. GEARY OF KANSAS.
From all that we can CLEAN of what the new
Governor mas yet said aud done, We SET him
down as Just the man for that territory. He
is arm, yet complaiaant in every respect. He
has Ehown no partially to any of the beliiger-
ants He made speech and told the people
that they were brethren, and that he was moved
by the diseords and sufFerings which they had
undergone His object was to put down all
partyism, to guarantee life and liberty Of speech
and action on that virgin soil. THIS he was de-
terninsdto do. He has stopped the movements
of Reid, Heiskel and Atkinson, who were re-
ported about the middle Of last month, when he
was installed, to be marching on Lawrence
Gen. Lane has also been notified to withdraw his
forces. This is what the people wanted, and
NE are not surprised that the peaccable, out
ragged citizens of that territory who had assem-.
ble1 to hear him. gave him six enthusiastic
cheers ut the conclusion. onr opinion is that
Gov. Geary Is Of different stripe from either
Reeder or Shannon, and will give peace to the
people.
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PROF. WOOD

PROF, WOOD y
DEAR SIR NJ hair had, for several years, been be-
which rendered. the constant application Of oil necessary in
dressing it, When Commenced using your Hair ReEtora-
tive about months ago, II In that condition. and
having continued Its use till within the last three weeks
color, and ASSUMED seltness and
usre greatly 10 bpreferred those produced rs the
pieation of oils other preparation have used
regard indispensable article every lRlya toilet
whether to he used Hair Restorative, for the simple
purposes Of dressing beautifying the hair IOuhBvs
doubt of its do
all tsc claimed forI