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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11

NULrtrE barns In 4 commune near
Lille tFrsncel young woman, mother fcr
the third time, and VITO had had twins at
each OF the Sosmsr births, savs birth to i've
children, three boys and sso girls, AFTER
forty hours ahcr, All 'Ae infants were well
formed bat light IN weight, they were in
good condition two days a:tss the birth Of
the last.
One peculiarly in The eass Is, that during
the latter per,ed Of CESSATION, shs mo,hss
was affected with double vision. Hal this
any connection With gessaiioas TIE visipa
Aas since delivery been ssstcrsd-R<sas .
Tssrupsasiisa
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11

a Mobility and gsniIeness go hand in
hasd-apd when ! see young gentleman
kind 10 his bfolhers and sisters, itipk be
bas o notle heafL
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11

~ The best capital that a. yonng man can
starr with in life is isindasiry. with good sense,
eour4ss and the fear Of God. They are bet.
ter isan CASH
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-02-11
1iiE DACIiEt.uit's DKEA N,
pr THOMAS noon.

MY psVo " w, MY ciass " HiNoJ,
My cuf.ain drawn, and all is snug,
Oil puss is in The elbow chair,
And Tray is sitting on the rug.
Last night ha,i a curious dream,
Miss Susan Bates was Mistress Mosg-
What dive think o. that my cat
What dye think Of that, my dogf
She looked 90 fair, she looked so well,
cunld but woo, aud she was won
Myself ~ blue. the bride in wnlie,
the tlng was placed, the deed was done!
Away we wet, III chaiss and tour,
As fast az ernnln2 boys could Jog
What d'ye think ut that, my cata
What dye think oil tina; my dog!
What loving tefe,u.tsiss TO come
What ttts- ,-te'eS must still defer!
Wher S1snn came 10 live with me,
Her uulhet came TO !,ve with her
With sister Belle she couldn't part,
Bat sll my lies had leave To jog
What dye mink OF that my cat!
What dye lh,uk OF that, my dog
The mo,her brought Petty Poll
A monkey, TOO, What work hs madsl
The sister introduced u beau--
NV Susan brought tavuti e maid,
She had Tahb, ut her own
A snappish monlrrl chrI>teued Cog
VITA, d'S e ihi w at ,hsi; my cas
What u, Q think oi thu, my du2f
The monkey bit, the parrot screamed,
All lay the sister drummed and ruug
TIE ps,teJ maid was sucs u srold!
MY Susan learned TO use her tuu.ue
Her mother had such wielrhed health,
She sat aud croaked like any iros--
Wha, dye think Of that, my cat!
Whal Dye think ot that, my uoss
No longer Deary, Duck, and Love,
suoa came down TO simpe M !"
The vrry servant crossed ny wish,
MY Su>au let me down 10 them.
The poker hardly seemed my own,
mwht IA well have been log
What dye thuk oi that, my cat
What dye think OF that, my dog!
My clothes, they were the queeresl shape
Such coats and hats she never met
MY ways, they were the oidesl ws.s!
Nv friends wets such vulgar se'!
Poor Tomkinsop was snubbed aud hutled
She could not hear that Mister bloss-
Wha, dye th,uk OF that, my cati
Wnai dye think OF that, my dog!
Al times we had spar and then
Mamma must mlu2le in The song
TIE SISTER look a sisters parl-
Tie maid decl4GeI her master wrong
The parrot leaned TO call me "Fool!"
Nv wife was like 4 London log
What d',e thiuk oi that, my eat!
What dye think OF thai, my dog
MY Susan Is taste was sareihne,
A. pioveG by bulls thai had no end;
never had decsn: coat
never had coin 10 spend!
She iurced ns to resign my club,
Lay down my pipe. reuench my grog--
What dye think OF that, my cat
What dye think of that my dog
Each Sunday night we gave route
To fops aud flr's-a pretty list:
Aud When Tried 10 steal away
found my study Toll oil whist!
The first To come aud last TO so,
There always was Captain Ho9g-
What dye think Of that my cat?
What dye think OF that my dog!
Now was not that an awful dream
For one who SINGLE Is aud snug
With Phs>ey in the elbow chair,
And Tro, reposm. un the rug!
IL must tu;ier down the It'll,
'ri> safest down without clog
What dye think OF thai, my catl
What dye lhuk oi thai, my dog!
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THE STAR OF THE NORTH
Is PrpLisHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING ny
X. ~. MEAN D.

Is rrsLisnEp EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING ny
s~e x. w. wEAVkR,
0FFICE-Ups stairs. tn then brick build.
ing, on tAesouth shts OF Main Street, third
square bs.ow Market.
Err M S:--Two Dollars per annum, If
paid wahin Elk mouths from The time of sub.
scnbing Two dollars ant Any cents il not
pad w,thin the year. No subscription re-.
eelved Tor less period than six moulrs no
d'sconlinuance pef,ni,led until all arreatages
are paIi, unless AT the option otIhe editor.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding one square
will be Inserted three times for One Dollar,
aud twenty. five cents for each additional in.
seilicn, A liberal discount will DO made to
those who advertise by the year.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26


ne IEaes mikes II N Ob5estS0a to the pEes-
.esaaesl, ffat II fsrcsa tie rre1nFt pagIae1t
OF Tsxes BY requiring. that AZ who did not pay
lrer4zin Ilay, shcnId pay interest AZ the T7te
OF zen Pe- eea1 on their tax baS Really. this
SENS TO be merit and = juSt ground Of api'ro-
val rathe- than cezsare- The interest Of the
CITY and the iatzst Of the people are one and
til szme
4 fEtlIe otssrvatIoa Of the tsx-gatheTeEs
books shorea TOO plainly, that It uas E'ers than
grsSasIe. thAt uiEh many It had become mai
ter Of regular eaIeulztion 70 delay payment OF
the taxes to the city. IN order to gain the inter
e<toa hat amount during the delay Equality
isequity-
The wrong vas PzlpaLle and demanded re-
arsss-sIsd specially As It could be done isitA-
eatg1rfiafity to any. and with eguGl jsL'tiee to
an The remedy vas plain. and it vas to snb-
ie4 an the taxpayers to the payment Of inter
81 On the taxes which were nnEaid AFTER a Ger
tain day The only other question Was, what
should De the rate Of interest To induce prompt
.lsynent 1t vas Necessary to place It above six
per ceat-and ten, WAS not high-but If high, it
was equal TO aII-and all the PeoPls deEssed tie
6saeft of It. Some people talk about this
thing as though the city had one interest and
the people of the city another. If ever a just
and wise measure were devised, it was in the
enactment of the Council, requiring taxpayers
to pay against certain day, or from that DAY,
to pay interest at the rate OF ten per cent Its
Justice no sound mind can question, and expert
enoe proved its wisdom; and By It, were the
sharp and oyerreaehing. who are ever devising
schemes by which to make money out of SIM
pie-hearted and plain people, Eerdef On, and the
city resources increased FAIR PLAY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

OrR JEENS Co.'s 70 COLuNBUS-TAKEs A FIRST
Class HoTEL-HEAR HM--Reached the Capt.
tai City al safe-carPet bag IN hand determined
to trGlk-''BusS. sir, BuSs-this way to the busS-
Not being in the mood for bussing, walked
I straightforward regardless of Bussmer-saw \
first class hOtel-splendid piIe-lights brilliant
| -POrte-s 1sgnifcent-niggers plenty and
blaeS-beat the BuSS FIVE minuteS-Walked to
the offiee-entered my namein full. Jeans Leg
GET, Cleveland-"Have room, sirt-feS-
number one hWadred and thirty, fourth story, "
Cant do better. crowded -great mistake,
this Railing to first Gloss holel-oTdered sup
per-ten P. II. supper ready-very gOOd-eon-
Guided to assemble so preceded by boy with
dirty hands-bOy has pewter candiestlck also
dirty-candle inch and one half inches IN
length-reach No. 1S0-aSheS on the carpet
sneak for a FIRE IN the mOgning-go 10 bed
cover scarce-get up and spread on my overcast
run against the bed post-foOt beard falls out
near the window steel triangle-uDder it 3
steel clapper-attaehed to II stTing-at the
other e1d mans hand-the hand jeTks-the
triangle clatters-isEk- jerk, jerk, elatter eatter
teT-interesting-hear ciaculations in the
next rOoEn-eleTen o'dOck-t-iangie in spasms
man Of the bar excited-yibTatiOuS Of the steel
observation-disclosures eieven-evident mitigation
man Of the bar relenting or getting sleepy
twelve O'clOck-NO. $50 begins to dOSe-SlOcPs
dreams-aAs the night-mare-hears demon
ike ela1ter Of Steel-At five A. NJ elatteF re-
longeIs--seyea A. II no fre-FilgS-5oy With
dirty hands eateEs-s'Any thing wanting, sirs'
t-fSre - k-Darkey enters-harefoot and rag
! ged-hat rs good IS snybody's, except IN the
crown and the FiH-sattles At the stove and GOES
! out-Srcakf-st gong hoWls through the halls
darkey re-enle-S-'sAh Mass datstoEeno good,
tnO hoW-has yon got no Iire eeats for tnbal<ky !;
liant got no to6dRtss, get up-examine the
istoyL-frd It larger than eOffee Pot-4lOOr bro
ken at the hinge-haclz plate ilseil uFl-thEee
bsrs Of the z ate goaC-thOnght dArkey was
right -Sroke Issuing from the hack platC-some
ffFe no 6cubt-muSt be or no sznoke--esSay 70
uasi-pitcher hsnile broken olF-Other crock
lerv 5aftts-Uate< hSrt-tOWel TagsedSO d0Qu
60 brSakaSs-yery sOodl-Pag tie blls-so IN
searCh 81 a sseeil.I-Tltls hotel-1nl one-lllIe =
IRE that b,,Tns-lSlave pitcher with hands
no ashes en- the fooT-sE0 eOyeriilis On the bed
lave tElsols candlC--aave no tTiansie--Alage
Islcrp
8 - feuFS, - ever ~ -tss4A
I c. lnn,t1 lau'sy ! p s5I-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Arr ILrrsraA+iOS-- Mr. Williams. in
speech delivered to the Baptist Sunday School,
in Charlottesville, Va, some time since, used
the following illustration.
when you enter our large cities at night,
among the first things that attract your attea-
ton, IS the bTiftiancy Of the gas lights. The
fountain Is IN some distant portion Of the city,
and the pipes are AZ under the gTOuRd You
seenCaress you only behold and enjoy the ef-
fret. tttie of the cause. Every Sabbath School
In the land Is J6aRtaiS or tight Tue scholars
ara the pipes, 0, if you could follow some Of
them 70 their homes, you would be shocked to
sc what t1ark places they hvein. But they are
lets" to burn there. They may burn diniy
now, hut ere long they viii hla1e out, and give
hsht % AZ that are in the house
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EX-
TRACTOR


TRACTOR
INFLAMMATION and PAIN insepaEah'e a. FIRE and
HEAT Inaarnation produces Pa, and pain Prosees In
saaasSoz Wherrver throhsHs
reHesE, whether it L caused b. fever, hart,
sose, POlseaf pies. SAIL brn stag, there
Is insanatioa- A huadred books thoaSand
cannot alter change consolation prevent paa
and restore natzre. saassiOa sabdsed-
eOnPHSh fs, tie sorts Of he pseau always direct
Tho1sAnds Of physicians, and thousan Of the F and
most sagaeozs persons Who have used DALLEYS MAGIC
AL PAIS EXTRACTOR, eozviEeed and admit, tat Its
control inflammation b wonderful ana Immediate.
Instantly aIlayins tie PaH, neufTaEog Posoa, e1etg
Morbid sud Horsag hrr e1srse,
renegfsg AID heanz Ne barn, scalA, a<zt, Is
yield 70 It's soothing and eEEilg inausuee A
ply e Immediately and the euTa has eoEaaenes4-
s Genuine senveEopein Steel PiAte EnEraTiEE vf.h
the names o. C. Y. CLICKENER CO., PropEss0Fs, and
HENRY DALEY, manufactures. uPoa each bo1- Prses
= ets- PeE box
EW-AH orders sAealI be a1dEess-d C. '. Clckrnsr
Co., 81 Barclay St New York tn LOGAN 4 Co
spas:la WheeIng. Va
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NOsIE K1Anr1E-A letter from Monroe. in

NosIE ExAxF1E-A letter from Monroe. in
Georgia, contains the annexed account of sys-
tematic but blOOdless war, and a brilliant victO-
~ over the arch-enemy of our country:
Eighteen hundred and 6fty-seycn dawned on
Monroe without a liquor shop. Our citizens
raised over one thousand dollars and bought
them all out, closed the doors, passed an orSii-
nance to tax retail grOeery one thousand dol
lars, and are taking bonds Of all the property
holders not to sell, lease, or rent any house or
land for the purpose. Yesterday (January 5th)
was quiet day-not drop of liquor to be had
by the thirsty fellows who usually get WELL
soaked at every election. Some of them swore
they would never trade another cent in Monroe,
and some said they would never come here
again; but they viii be apt to get over it when
they ind 1t fixed fact thSt Monroe Is free from
dogserieS."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

DIR. NJ. Dr.. WALLETS
FEMALE PERIODICAL. PILL

TAese Pis have heea use tie private practice q IL
RrOPrsrtor de Hospitals Of Of Fianea for uaaT
years. meeting utA unparalleled sseeesssItzE ne great
est NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. where ether Teuaeass fan
ehArEe.
ui and seatle stinlant. They Proaoee Agreeable
e1hilsratioz and hasFy aasenee beth mind and b9y-
Pregnant feaars. sAOse ssPPosnE themselves -, are
saatisus1 against lsI these ps, - sy Vfu produce
Miscarriage ahslgh under circumstances iriasio1s -
ne slost dslscAte. FsE sale by
!aalS LAUGHLINs 4 BCSHFIELD.
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a CARD 10 THE LADIES.

DIR. DCP0Ec9'S COLDER FEifAPE PILLS infal
BE rezuOvfss stoPpasss irregularities of tke
These PRS noEhus bar Aags bes ussd - The poe
tor for any years, bs in France and Anersea. uia
parnlslei IN every esse and be Is rsel b. say
thozsAss ladies Ao have used them, aks d. Ps pt
Iie. Alevatio1 su-rns any Irregular
tiles uhat-Ver,as ven PrevssiVe tose iaes Ecas
health IN perrH Increase g na1ny Pregnant f.
maIss so,aF ealEiooed
anst usiag these Prs, tie PrOFZss0r
sPorsEba5sy sdonitIoa. sllhouEh tT mild
gOalA prevent any uizEy health Oth<r1Se these
Pills resoaanended- Dreeusns seeazsaay each bo1-
Price 81. sosd 1llaIesaIe ard rsiaa By
LAGGHLINs BDzHFIELD.
Gea9 Agents for oslo esuaey. SO = 1ea=es -
AIsoFOE sste ~ I. H LOGAN : CO.
Bstdge Garner Druggists.
AHorae-s must Be addressed te ahove Gessrp3 Asszts
-hsy u supply tAet-aae ProrEssrs rEees. ad seas
the F. eaeusially 70 Iades - Bah, ~ sneioauEs 81 %
ei.iSsr,a he Wheeling Psst-oases-
X B-DF. DlpOneos G01dea Pilil, sfEnaEzrs DuFoa-
eooa every boS ozsr ssnaise- Ror PsTteaiarsEct
CsreuiEr 81 AEsnts- aP@iy
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WlTrrEoEn. lfass-. InIr 2. -

PROP. o. J. WOOD: with confidence do / Recommend
your being the eeaeions art=
ever have used the Walphene AID other prr1ra
lions day AL without eject Since using Hair
Restorative nv Hhiskers Uhish almost white,
gradually DARK; and nov feel eoaadens, that
few Applications VII then 20 their natural
color has relieved Of all aBdTud and uil=as
itching among PeTsons who persPirs freely
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26
ALL HAIL!i
SOMETHING POR THE MILLION
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL TIE ATTENTION 3F ALE, OLD AND
w Young, MS wonderful preparation, which turns
OgiginG olor the head of the
bald with iuxuriant the daHdrE1 se-
and all eTupsions1sss coatiaE5i Gov
Of natural 1uds- and hence, USED regular dress
the hair E preserve It's color and keep Il from
falling old age, In an its natural BEATTY We
then, uPon the bald, the gray, diseased in scalp 70
IT. and surely the Young VIII not. they va1e the H0U
ing locks, TIE Hitefng Be Uithog3t It's praise
i upon the tongue OF thousands.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

RA1lkoa1 ExrESsS ASD Hen RArEs OF
SFEEDEThe cDSt Of tTauSportatiouO on ; railroad
Is In proportion to the rate Of speed and the ne
cSssity Of maintaining = high rate of speed, to
sslis the notions or convenience Of the travelling
public, isa serious drawback on the net profits
trains requires larger and more expensive en-
r.tnes the increased momentum Of which. IN It's
eject n The rad and machinery, 0being in pro-
portion to the weight multiplied BY the square
al the veloeity,l has been attended With largely
increased expenses Aud from such speed with
passenger trains arises the present necessity Of
CRAFTY increased speed on freight trains to keep
ont Of The vsy Of Tie passenger trims and the
more ralal wear and destruction Of the Eails and
wooden bridges, caused By tie excessive speed
and greater weight Of the machinery. The T11
rad ConmissiOasrs Of New York state that 4
s5e1i Il forty miles per hour causes an llcTease
81 fiftyE eT cent, expenses Oysra Sped Of tuenty
ssileS. The Virginia Central Railroad Company
have instTSl, their ctfceTs to lower Jlle raGe
d sreeS, 50 as 70 reduce the expenses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

TEean Of AL ola AID yOanE, q his EoH-
deFful preparation, which back to rs onai eol0r
gray hair-eoTers had the baA vtth IaxuEiant
Erouth-senovss danAEuE stchin. and al eufaneoss
sruptsOas-eaasss aeoanuAi cor Of de aatari aas and
hence Essi regular dressing for the hair, IN pre-
serve eoIo- keep fsln Cd
In An Sc original beauty We can, ten upon the bni he
gray, diseased scalp, Is and surely tbs yosag
f not IS they vaIas flowing Lacks. the bsitehiag
curl ever be Uitoas praise Is upon the tongue q
tsOusAH4s. Prize 81, e aHd 81 For sale By G.
LAUGHLINs BESHIED,
T. Il. LOGAN CO..
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And LDruEEisis-

Grey, Red Rnssy Hair, Dyed tastaatiT to =
beagtiin BrOun Biark. vtthOt tie Ieass
Iaiz-y 70 Hair OF skin, By WI A. BATCHELORs HAIR
DYE
FIFTEES MEDALS AND DiFLONAShaTs been Awarded
VIZ. A. BAIcHELoR snes ISlo, and $3.50 sPPea-
beea made tie Hair Of his patrons q Ms IA
Dye. prodaees eaior6ps "a be Distinguished fO
nature tajare in te Isast. hOvsV
long gt nay be eOstuae-l-
Made, soia applied ia, PEiEass rOOsO IA re Wig
FaesOry. 2SS B-oadsay,S- T.
sOa ia al ess and .osns Of the Ualed States, By D-as
gists and Fang Seed Dealers
E1-IAe Genatae has rls AID addressupon steeI
plate engraving On four sides q eaeh box
WILLIAM f. BATcHuOR,
"a EFOaduay, Sss Tosk-
Az otAers are sSuzssEseis-
SOFA By IN LOGAN co,
deez..la Bvsdre COrae- Drzszszss.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

CHEEsz SHPHESTs-- Verify we live in Cheese
dom. We give the number of boxes and weight
of cheese shipped from this place, during eight
months Of the year 1856, by one person, Mr..
Caldwell, of Parmington- The number Of box
Is was ,2S4, being i've hundred and sixty-six
Thousand and tEenty-nine pounds, OF two lIun-
dIed and eighty-three tons, In addition Mr..
e. has several hundred boxes yet to forward--
The above mentioned large quantity Of cheese
vas shipped to one house in Cincinnati, E W.
Brown & Son TaFreH lO-) Democrat
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

NKWsPAPER READEEs TrES Orr Wz1l--Wc
know respectable gentleman in Monroe county,
who many years ago sawed cUrd Of wood 20.
newspaper. lie Is now, IN bis ripe anl vi..OsEss
Gus cid age, worth quarter oE q IniiIiJn Of dol
larS-.4 DaRy .lgisFlaI
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LGUGHLINs 4 BUsHTIELD.
soV,ethTar Gor the EabIe..

Mrs.. Raaey's Nursing bot,ls suFpassss anything Of tie
tina in ase II Is simple In eoastraean EASILY sieanse.
aI very eOavsussa; IN evel respect. Price - esas win
Freneh Nipple attached.
Ee,..'ss !, r LOGAN CO.. CO.;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-26

Ma E5sroa-Having been requested b. large number
Of voters different Of the city, become
candidate cozissiOner, eoaeIaIe do
So and elected, discharge the once
promptly. tdeeIOD GEORGE BULGER-
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-AlE taF15. 1l.4 illlreFelszas Iss-t- -
q NJ feEelne1- usl l-- nalf ~ ,s.seeisi .
IsiA % tsesss'. Is5l, q f;.s - aas
aif-.-fe7 ? l-iso egsAfy, Fsrs-Eis. - =
Lea n = ssHese@zz Fess. ssr-s -. ~ I
ueGt- euEfla1lhE cHze AeHltFrf - - he y
49, 1stetlr erFest - 49, eEsz-,s - =. q
ellsltattsns balaser EsiI tlssls-+,l = Ak
seFed sid Eu1i1 sake = Sod 49,. - I'd
AeE14 i1.l'z Er.1-1 - SsF - sass r..
HENRY ,. fro,,,-
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CaIeass, IN, Msyl. 1884.
-. ITafs.lleF . q

NuRuan, WafstEteF Co. Mass, esoV. -. 1SSE5.
PROF o. J. WoOp-DelF SsF: take pls1F1re II bar
lag voluntary testimony " TIE aaEe ets o. ye1E ven
derful Rest0FAfTe A. far hack iss nay hair
reneed falling 81 unt1 the top Of ny sIlp became bS
EnI, and has eontn1ea to IAN for
many years, have rsd many Celebrated
preparations FzstsFan- SEEING your adVeFtsnst,
nHsed give aEfiese trial. and 70 utter
tslfshEa=nt found, afeF fI AppeAfions. that hair
became lrniy and asssei glossy and bFauitf a
pearaaee; by the tine had usea quart bottle my bala
had covered With gOuE and Eig0r0ua ETot q
hair, which = Srn y tUp legs q is1gfhs and
groEfns fast. YolEs, tTulg, HESEH GOODRICH
NV ToRE, Oct 9, 1854
PRoF. 0. , Eoog-Dssf sEs Aftss reaang ne Sdyer.
Ia Of he Ee NoEk iolepala 81 Eonr celebrated
IIas Restorative, rreerei halfPiGt boa Gad
ueh PLEASED win 4 t1tI continued u ne fer tuo laous
and saiiSa e : s bst Eep9FatSn ssfe!e tss pablo
removed an aedrlG and lnaeasaat itsag fron
seaF, AID has restored hair naturally, and have
70 dn1bi. peFElar estiy So
Tea have Pessoa 80 refer - Ne an wise snteFtasn
dsubt o. rs P-TsorlaiEg ~ tsat g siaisssd ct =
MISS REEKS, 2G5f efeelutEh Az
hare u.s Professor o. J. Woo5s HAIR Restorative, a1d
have sdrared It's EcadeEfai eEeets- II FeE1red ny hair
Eer Il had flSn e. eseans TIE had, End EeB3sEE t=
hair son and Ezaooth-nnea - than O1-
MARY A. AfzSs0S-
o. J. WOOD co.. PsoPrie.or. 5la Rrssav.y, y y-sad
ia Marks *, s.. Ls11ls.
EE-For SAFE in WbeeliaEby
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To WHOLESALE

To WHOLESALE
AID COCXTRT DRrsGLSIs-
BASES PAEE,
10 50 Broadway, T. tae arteaton Of eIase by
their Immense stOek Of Earopean and AzzereaD
Patent AEDIcIxE,
the complete ansOEtms2s in either hspheres, n AID
below preprors' prices. b dozen, paskAse 1o9
zross Barxzs PAS, y r C1nefan4ti aad CaEsornss-
oes5dAuam
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Na EDrroa-I voaII take ,AIs method Of iasrnns ny
friends TIA; an eanidate re-eIsetIoa the ocs
slee+iOu. ana IN be th1akfal for tAeir suppors.
aeeIgs DANIEL DUNBAR
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PROV WOODLANDS sxperEeneed The MAKE eG-e4 o.
ysuT Hair Restorative drop you this upsn tbe sfsess
Abost years ago ny hair commenced falling OF sod
turning gray. uas lass beeou1iug friend who
Restorative. and spoke h=dy Of its viz
tae+5 tndaee ~ ahaugh had hat little fas,
had before tF5eI uany other Femsss- IeommeEeed
asfsE your Restorative in January la1t fer aVpeaon.
hair EFly. u began TO 81 out ana
ruTaea hack % rs foFleF color, QlaeAl. AZ this time Is
fully Fegtopea oFtnS health AID aPFeAT1n1e.
aad eheeTsulIy Feeo1n5sRd r. 70 Al.
rs,t,,.. IN u.v4 1a,i
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Na- vita pleasure thar again PER
uted 70 presez: TIE Of of-,rsA and ssseens
street CeuEssssoasr, NJ JACOB ASsIcK esadsaAte
Tor rs-s,sesiOa to tat osee GaeelsI OH FRIENDS.