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COpy-Icste
March l6-cw4w SlIAS CHEATHAM, e.

XTIRGINIA-lN CHaNCERY-At Rules held IN the
v Clerks Office of the Circuit Court of Gooch!and
County, on the 18th day Of December. 1851:
B. B. Ayres, sheriff Of Goochland county, and such
administrator of John +. Clarke, decd, Plniniih,
Against
Temple Singleton, admir- dc bonis with the will
nexed Of David Cooke, decd; Samuel c. Mitchell and
Martha his wife and other Defendants.
The object OF this suit Ia procure sale of the real
mentioned in the will OF David 7. Cooke decd,
determine the rights Of the parties under the will and
especially the right Of the plaintiff to have the legacy Of
one hundred and fifty dollars TO his interstate, John F.
Cooke, decd paid Of the said real in OF
deficiency Of personal assets and TO have distribution
of the proceeds of said sale and of the personal estate
accordance with the determination Of the Court lis to the
meaning and intent Of the said testator
appearing by affidavit filed in this cause that the
defendants Samuel c. Mitchell md Martha his wife are
not residents Of this State II is ordered that they appear
within month after due publication of this order ana
do what 10 necessary 10 protect their Interest.
A Copy-Tes.r,
March 25--cwiw' MAR. w MILLER OK
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UP THE MEDITERRANEAN.
PLEASURE VOYAGE,
ID u 80 T. HED < nc q N ~

A. B. Low9ER, CoMaAspEn.
TUNHE ERICSSON will leave NEW YORK <C$XF%
u on SATURDAY, MAY lei, ut o'clock P. SSik2ax.
NJ on the above voynge-s.oppiug at Gibraltar day
Malta days. Alexandria eight days JRta, dor JerG
salem fifteen days. Cons,annople ok days. Athens three
days. Naples i've days. Marsellss four days. An expo"
rienced person will accompany the SHIP. and make or.
engagements for the land travel Those who intend to G"
but have not vet paid should take passage Immediately
for unless one hundred berts be paid tor prior April
l5,h the SHIP will be placed on another route.
Full Steamer fare for the voyage, $3.50.
No Berths secured till paid tor.
For further particulars, apply to
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VoTERS OF THE CITY d
mi VOTERS OF THE G.,

, EDMOND Il am candidate ior the once
k'' rrcuit Court of the City of Richmond, and
o.. .S;ci, your support. ,.urs p,,vrr
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VIRGINTA-IN cIMNCERY.-ln Ches

VIRGINIA-lN CHANCERY.-iu Chesterfield
v County Court, March the 9th, 1868:
Samuel Hastings and John Clendening, and all other
creditors OF John Armstrong, Plaintiffs
Against
Samuel Hastings, administrator Of the said George Arm
strong. deceased, William Twgges and Mary his WIFE
John Doyle, and Ann Jane his wife, AMI George Arm.
strong, Jr, Defendants
The object Of fhis suit sell the real whereof
Geo Armstrong died seized aud possessed aud appear
ing to the satisfaction of the Court that George Arm
strong Jr. and John Doyle, and Ann Jane his wife,
non.resdens Of this Commonwealth; il is ordered that
they appear here within month after due publication
Of this order aud do what 10 necessary protect their
interest in this suit.
A Copy-Tcste,
March l6-cw3W SlIAS CIIEATuAM e.
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MARYLAND AGRTCULTURAL IMPLEMENT



MANUFACTURERS.
yUyHE undersigned would remind the 49,
Farmers and Dealers in Farming N'
Implements, that they are still In The msr..11.1
ket with large assortment OF Pioughs In their almost
endless variety Of the best timber and workmanship.
Cuuyators for Tobacco and Corr HarrOws, Straw Cut.
,ers of different Paterns Corn Shelters in their variety
Wheat Fans of the most approved kinds Wheat Crs'
dies and Dewy's Patent Horse Rake or Cleaner, which
gave such eaeral satisfaction last season.
Also Agents for Manys, Rays and Mccormick Reap
ing and Moving Machines
We have added to our large variety since last seaton
some useful and important Implements namely: Patent
Tobacco Weeder patented by Thos Roberton OF
Anne Arundel County Nd which will do the work OF six
or In the culture Of Corn and Tobacco Toths
we call the special nton of all farmers new Sod
Cutter, which is worthy the attention OF farmers; IL is
highly recommended for pulverzing the sod It 10 diff
fereny constructed from any other Plough in use in
stead of plain Surface Mould there Cutters extend
ing from Il TO break the sod ne These be removed
or replaced-wheu worn they can be made new at 4
small cost
Horse Powers and Threshers Of different Patterns can
be had of U.s. Among them them the Fitz's impro'cu
Power and Thresher.
Peln's Internal Cleared Power, which ssperseoe' INC
necessity OF the leather belt. or .,na,s
Plough and Machine Castings, by tho Ton VI ''Hs'e
piece. ch.;,s sc sc
Forks Spades shovels Hoes, Trace Chalns' &C, &c
Field and Garden Seeds. fresh and seaun. an %
which we invite the special attention OF ana oea
er eener.,iv N esu and examine our stock, as II Is
.orrce of oyoat satisfaction to " 10 be enabled to help
- ~ ~ The In,.rest OF the farmer
are sIvays on hand with our usual pIompness and
.a, - sccommodsts at the Old Stand, No. l50 Pratt,
street Wharf, Baltimore, NO;
March lT-6n COl iNunhm o. nhaDiNH.
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,S,IsuIP VANDERBILT. FOR KU.

!ope GpISSAGE, WITH COOKED PROIL.
S s% -. limited number Of third class passenger
. ~, BIZ the magnificent steamship WANDER.
~ =. ,cp;) Captain P. E. LEFEvRR, to sail from
= n saturday,, April 10th, for Southampton aud
Passenger. forwarded 10 Southampton. London.
;s.aerp Rotterdam and Bremen, at Sa5.
=, ps.s,se, apply only TO
''"f n TORRANCE, No. S, Bowling Green,
ia New York.
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MONEY FOR THE DIILI.IONi
$30,OO0 FOR FIVE DOLLARSi
Only 80, 900 Nnmbers-3,2S6 Prizes-NIOre Than
One Prize every Nine Tickets!
ONE TICKET CAN DRAW THREE PRIZES!
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
on THE HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY
e. BYAUTHORITYOFTHE STdTEOFGEORGA
CLASS LL-Drsws April /, 1858,
CLASS MM-Draws April Is, 1859
In public. at Macon Ga, under the sworn superlnteu.
dence of E. C. Buckley and Jos Waterman, Esqs
Prizes Payable Without Deduction.
SCHEME
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IE5S- GEORGE b. STEEL, 1858
AS~S' DENTIST.


~ ETURNS his aincsre thanks TO those MA
ID whoae liberal patronage be has re. ~
ceived during the year past, and respect oIIl1HD
fully asks a continuance Of 1t, assuring
them that all operations, either in the Mechanical or
Operative Department win be performed in the most
satisfactory manner. Having an experience OF eight
years in this city, he feels confident Of giving a. he be-
eves he has thus far. entire satisfaction He may DE
found at all hours All work warranted Once and Ne
sidence No. 23l, Main. above 9Th Street, and nearly
opposite ]. w. Davies Marble Works, Richmond va
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SIS, SPRING TRADE. 1865
SMITH, RHODES & CO..


GUNS, SADDLERY,
ANCHOR BOLTIEG CLOTH. Sc, &c.
No 90 PEARL STREET RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
HIAVE now In store their entire stock Of
III Goods adapted TO the present season, a1rSSs5s
and to the wants OF the Trade OF Virginia, L,
North Carolina and Tennessee, and they 1mnS
would respectfully invite the attention OF Merchants sud
Sadilers to an examination of the before purchasing
Their Is full and complete comprising in part the
following articles viz:
building Materials OF every dcscripon-a large variety
Tools for Carpenters, Masons. Smiths. Cooper TIA
ners, &c.
Chains Axlrs, Axes, Spades, shovels
Fsrks--Hny aud Manure
Steel Hollow Ware Wedding. Killing ana Garden fIor
Rnkrs Grain Irnss, Clover and Brier Scythrs
German Scythcs, Sc,the SDathes. Rifles Stones
Rogrrs' Wostenhoms and lutcher's Pocket Hnd T"h''
Cutlery
tmns-Doubls and Single .rre Rihes !ris,ol.. Poke
and Rcvovcis
Locss-Psd, Till, Chest. Closet, Knob, Trunk, &c
Na7lor Co. beat Cast S'col-t large assortment
Whips-Bug.y and Riding. Wagon, Sportsmnn's hnn
Ovcrsccr's
Patent and Enamelled Leather
Hog skins. Saddle Trees, Webbing
Saddles Brdlcs Bits stirrups, Buckles, Deere HAIR &C
Genuine Anchor Boiling Cloth, Always On hand. &c. &c
March ~
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DUNHAM CO,
March ~ Nv No. 10 William 1t New York.
SHOW CASES


UNRAsER's FiRST.PREMlUM SHOW CASE WARE
~ ROOMS. CORNER OF READH AND HCDsoS STREETS,
NEW in want OF Showcase OF any
description. will hnd this establishment large ana
handsome assortment, consisting OF Sver-Pated, Rose
wood, Mahogany and Black Walnut Show Cases at pre@-
70 suit the times.
Show Cases packed and shipped with care
IT Orders per mail promptly attended TO-
FEB l9-2m
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OPENED THIS DAY-Anfli ssortment OF Boys
clothino consi.tinc of the various Garments neces

ADEAS-auO bushels Black cas- just received snd icr
sale by SELOEE a. MILLER.
April Corner Pearl and Cary So
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fNIRCULAR-The Partnership heretofore existing
Z between LEWIS JOHNSON and EDWARD SIMMs.
under the style OF the Washington City Savings Bank.
having expired the general Banking Business will be
hereafter conducted by the under the hrn OF
LEWIS JOHNSON & CO.
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NUNS & CLARK'S SUPERIOR PIANOS.
Iu\HE subscriber 10 now receiving fur. - {3277au
IL ther supply of Pianos from the above II
celebrated manufarturers;at his Music storel
No. las. Main street.
Feb Is P.H. TAYLOR.
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HATS FURS, HATTERS' TRIMMINGS, &c, &c.
(2l Main Streets. Richmond, va.)
VHToUL respectfully inform the Trade that he
" has now in Store his full supply of HATS, VI
RI the newest and fashionable styles for the ~
SPRING TRADE OF 1853
His old customers have his sincere thanks for their long
continued favors and solicited still CONTINUE their
valued patronage-whie urgently invited
TO examine Of the largest stock Of HATS offered
TO the public in this market.
March 93-1m JOHN DOOLEY.
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LAW PARTNERSHIP.

LAW PARTSERSHIP.
wN. y. WATSON. sAML T RAyES
WATSON & BAYLY.
ATTORFE 4 r l. Il ",
nRACTICE In all the courts Of the city oi Richm0r:
Il and counties of Hcnrico and Chesterfield.
VIM. F. Watson. United States Commissioners and Con
missioner in Chanccry.
Samuel 7. Bayly, Commissioner Of United States Cou-f
of Claims Commissioner OF Deeds, etc. and Notary
Public.
Office Bank street, in Goddn's building.
Jan 4-6m
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stM;E Observation-Disclosures.
sfs!al Of, he Board Of Directors Of the Central
~; Company, to act on the subject Of Il Con.
'!'" rue Virginia Springs IN connection with
'i's:poned TO the 22d inst
I'D y FONTAINE FROST
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FOR NEW YORK
steamship ROANOKE, are request. TIN
!" ee on board before the hourof de 1fASS
.Hoek, 7. Friday, the 9th inst
s"a oerths secured at our office mt Rockets.
New York, meals and state. room included,
Storage passage only Is.
norfolk same rs by the river boats.
LUDLAM g. WATSON,
Oihc. opposite Steamers Wharves.
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sTEARNS & THuRsTON.

|,CK AND COLORED sILkS-We shall
fr,.r,e lot Of Black Gro dc Rhine Silks, At Csc,
o. which are 25 per cent. less than tho same
4. .eIlns az
FGVa:e sud An guile Robes, a bargain
i,Dt Black Silks, at 75c
tesso opened large lot Of
Ines, Linen Sheetings
oi1s.ks and Damask Napkins, which will DO
f..any cheap. Call ut 90. Main 1t.
CHRISTIAN e. LATHROP.
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ICE To NIERCHANTS-The Propr

fICE To MERCHANTS-The Proprietors OF
Mammoth Distiery are still making some ninety
!: Pure Whiskey per day, from the best grain,
: ne farmers granary.
1sts variety OF grades to suit the trade, and
u p be snlirey free from deleterious matter
/ u. pure Ii any are disposed to doubt this, we
''tem 10 our advertisement, wherein we offer
lss:t dollars reward for the detection Of any 10.
.'ssacc in them, and hope they will take the
F. i:nher SANDERS.
Ls-iln STEARNS A. THIlR STON
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LEWIS Hill.
UNRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT, attenia T.
Il the sale Of Wheat Flour Corn and Tobacco, and
| eontnuesto HIRE OUT NEGROES.
ONCE 18th street. near Gallego Mills, Rich
Va Dec
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-14

HUGHEs OF INDIANA TELLS HIS CONSTITUENTS
Amour THE "DpEL" WITH HARRls, OF ILLINOIS.
Judge Hughes, of Indiana, made speech
to his constituents the other day, in which he
said:
1 challenged Harris, not because wished to
fight, but to bring on an honorable settlement
and should have done the same in Indiana.
Congress has its rules and customs. And
say to you that man who takes public, un-
provoked insult, without resenting it as man
Of honor, might as well go home lie has IN
Auence no longer. This is made painfully
evident when he rises to make motion or
speech, or discharge any Congressional duty
found this state of things there, and did not
create it.
Harris called me liar and Preferred the mat
ter to friend who met with friend of Mr.
Harris, talked over the matter and agreed on
basis of settlement which was accepted. The
code of honor is not such a bad thing after all.
These gentlemen talked the matter over and
came TO a decision. No muskets at ten PAGES
ever were mentioned, for it never came to that
pass. You, of course, my friends, cannot be
aware of the intense anxiety felt while this
question was in the hands OF our friends. had
sent my family away to Baltimore that they
might know nothing oft till the affair was
settled. | could attend TO no public business
while the prospect of duel was before me-
But, gentlemen, will never sit in that House,
a disgraced man. Do you wish TO be represent
Ted by n man whom even the boys in the streets
would hiss u dishonored? In Washington, q
man must adopt TINS course to protect himself
from insult and disgrace.
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THAr FAMous LHTTRR.


Hon. Bin Aoutqon,ery's Letter to Enoch South
- Wants to Grasp his Hand and thdak hin,
from the Care Of his RcGrt-ALsO, d1aRtS
Eaoch to do that barrel Of WhisKy up
prime for "Ola Back"
The Brownsville (Pa) Clipper says that it
has obtained the following letter from the gen.
rernan to whom it was addressed:
WASHINGTON, Pa. May 81, 1858.
ENocu SOUTH, EsQ.-Ny Dear Friend-T
hoped to have visited you prior TO the primary
election; but it is now more than probable that
I cannot do so. wanted to converse with you
and ask your advice and assistance in the con.
test now going on for nomination.
Ihave learned from others that you were still
my friend, and that you considered it unfnir TO
deny me second term, and you do not know
how profoundly grateful felt when heard it.
You have been my friend so long, that wanted
to See you. and to grasp once moro your hand
and to thank you from the core of my heart.
it is now fifty six years since the custom of
giving faithful Democratic representative taco
terms, began. To deny this TO me, would be a
reflection on my conduct, and would disgrace
me forever. Let Gen. Lazear await his time,
and he shall have his tlCO terms without Oppo-
sition from me or from our county. / only
nsk one more term, and then l viii withdraw
from the field Please speak to your neighbors
for me; do not let them strike down. All
you do for me shall be treasured up in CRATE
full memory.
remain, as ever, sincerely your friend,
WM MONTGOMERY.
P. S.-President Buchanan drinks nothing
stimulating except old rye whisky. told him
TINT you used to have the best that was ever
distilled in our region, and he made me promise
to see you and get him some if you habit.
Could you let me have BARRE, or even a
half barrel, of the best you ever madeS Write
me will send key Of it to the old chief if 1
can get it. w. n.
Upon which the Pittsburgh Gazette remarks:
1t may be interesting to tho world TO know that
Old Buck "drinks nothing stimulating except
old rye whisky" His choice of rotations is
better evidence Of his taste than his familiarity
with such fellow as Montgomery would seem
TO indicate We may be considered inquiSidve,
but we would like 10 know whether Old Buck
O ,er got the whisky so kindly ordered for him
by Montgomery
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start fair and enjoy an opportunity to win the
race in that contest
quarry What do you think of the compar-
alive merits of Burns and Beranger?
Answcr There can be no question that
Burns is the greatest song-writer Scotland has
ever produced. We cannot institute compar-
ison, to any purpose, between Burns and Beran-
GER Each was great, the greatest of his own
country, in his own sphere of composition, and
each equally suited the time. circumstances, and
people among whom they appeared. Their
styles, apart from the difference of language, are
lalmostin direct contrast
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[From Col. Albert PIKE, NJ. Q. from Arkan,as.I

From Col. Albert Pike, N. o. from AFkansasI
Towlc.-WAsurNeroN, d. c., June IL, 1856.
'sI have used two bottles of your Berhave's
Holland Bitters, and have found it very useful
in case of Indigestion and Headache, and re-
commend it to all who need a pleasant aud eff
cacious remedy and valuable tonic.
Dyspeptic Women Notice.-Berhave's Hol-
land Bitters has cured me of Dyspepsia by
using it only one week. RECOMMEND it conf
IDENTIFY to all suffering from this disease.
CLARA E. SCMucHMAN.
Pittsburg, Oct "a, 1858.
Mrs. s is the wife of the noted Lithogrnpher.)
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For Rent.

ctToRE ROOMS & OFFICES. DWELLINGS, Frame Rrlr,
- in the Sin Wa,d. Rooms In the second sry
~ good business house small Hall 2D bv 70 feet AID
TH0S. HORNBRiOK
~ Office, No. 11s55 Main Street, IetEeon Monroe aud
p s.ZAnd IN my Absence from the city arJly 70
II. II. HUBEELI,
te0-iy No. &c Monroe strr,t-I'p s,sirs
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For Rent

r1HAT desirable property nsar Mt. Wood Cemetery
known as the King property. The dwelling roataE,,
sufficient accommodations for large family ne 10:
Garden Also good orchard &C., and all lately enftd
With an exeellentfsnce. For terms apply to
mh9O-tf a. F. HULLIHEN
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YTNHE large three story Brick building the stoas
Bridge the FIFTH Ward and now occupied by Jesse
Euard az a boarding house. Possession given on the
day OF April next.
Also the store the same building now oeeapisd
as a shoe store by John Rankin. Apply 70
Iani2 =. II. ARMSTRONG.
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Tnr Newark (o.l American, 9TH, reports tho
wheat crop in Licking county as large one and
nearly haryested-the Oat crop has sustained
eOod deal Of injury from rust
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM,

CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
3 CGR - . e II q = a ~ Z r. a Mn EB.
,VNHE undersigned would inform the citizens of Wheeling
vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
scrption Store, FORMERLY owned by Dr. James Tanner he
will continue carry the Drug business in all ils
branches He respectfully socits continuance Of
tie public patronage which has heretofore been literally
extended towards this old and well known establishment.
and at the lowest price, usually be found in well
nlshed Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded from the puresl Of
NedIcnes, CHARLES w GRAHAM,
No. 20, Main and Webst-rSts,
myla Centre whsenE.
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MORE THAN SOC, 600 BOTTLES
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.
IN ONE YEAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PRUP o. J, WOOD, PoR RE-
storing hair perfectly and permanently, has never yet
had rival Volume might ne given from all
parts worI the intelligent, to prove
that perfect r OtOPdtUe but read the circular aud
you cannot doubt; read also the following:
~ The HAR-Peopl- have for centuriea been afflicted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore known
has been those ahonnabe wigs. By recent discovery OF
Professor Wood these being fast dispensed with
many persons still pat onize them, because they
have been often imposed by Hair Tonics of dder
kinds To all such earnestly make the
quest that they will again. for in Woods Restora
tive there is thing fail. We know OF lady who
bald used the article short time and her head is
completely with the tnieht and beautiful
curs imaginable. We know Of numerous cases where hair
rapidly falling OUT Whcht restored in greater Perec-
ton than II ever had been before
is also without doubt of the best articles for keep
ing the good condition, making 1t soft and glossy
removing dandru ami has proved itself the greatest
my to all the Ills that hair is heir to.
the duty every improve their personal APP
pearance, though differ in regard to the ways OF
doing every will admit that beautiful head of
ha r. either In man or woman. object much to be DE-
sired and that should be left untred
to obtain such considerations Wofndit's Adr0cdte
Philadelphia.
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For Rent.
FOr Rent

THE Store. Room on Main street, North Wheeling or
merly occupied by 8. H. Woodrow. For terms sppjy
ID Imh1el GEORGE f. WICRIAM
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wATLAsD, Mass, Peb. 5, 1857.
PROF. o. J. WOOD Co.-Geuts; Having realized the
good your Hair Restorative wish TO state that
finding my air growing thin, we'll gray, was In
duced from what read and heared to try the article pre-
as was youth which It hss effected completely
In the operation have used nearly three bottles.
Yours &c, JAMES FRANCIS.
o. WOOD CO.. Praprietors, s12 Broadway, New York,
Gin the greatN Wire Railing Establishmen and III Mar.
ket ST., st. Louis, SO.
decs-i. t-v&WIv ri iyl3-Sn
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CnsHnc1 81. OHIO, Ncv. "a, 1si

CosHoc1oS, Ohio, Nov. II, 1856.
o. J. WOOD C0.-Gents: As have been engaged in
selling your Hair the last for Of
your local agents ( NJ Hackinsou and having exPcri-
euced the benehclh elects myself, would like to OBJ
agency the State OF Ohio some State in the
West shout YOU wish to make such arrangement,
am convinced there Is nothing equal to IL IN the Ud
States 1y restorHg the hair nave been engaged In the
Drug business years, aud have sold various
preparations hair, but have found nothing that
secretive organs nvigorates the scalp wei
your4 being fully convinced that restorative IL
what on represent Il be, would like engage In tile
Yours truly, s. t. sTocKMAN.
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DENTISTRX.

TINE respectfully inform the public thstthy
OF Dentistry Their I4S Market street betvttI
Monroe and Onion Sts. Wherethey will be happy Ct,
Dentist.
ants Of the late DR. Hullhsn and senior partner hA
been constantly engaged In the practice for himself for III.
years during which time he has become
ted with some Of the leading Dentists in almost all
cities the United States and has fAmilliaTsed himse
with pecuarities in operating They there
fore feel confident being able TO give entire satisfaction
to all who may favor them Withtheir patronage.
ABR ROBERTSON, M. D.
wheeling, Nov is, 1857. JANIS ORR
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