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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

tii RATES OF ADVERTISING.
For square, Q2 lines less), three weeks. t 90
For every additional insertion, n,..............$l 90
A liberal deduction made TO yearly advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be distinctly marked
on the margin OF advertisements sent u.s. they will
be continued till forbid and charged accordingly.
L. p. FISHER, Merchants Exchange Building
Sacramento street. San Frannisco, Is authorized TO
receive and receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ments in California;
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PaorECr YOUR HAIR-There is nothn
head OF hair. but it is sad reality that in this
age OF severe study and racking thong t, the
hair will grow thin. turn grey. and loose its
native comliness. To such as have expert.
we recommend Spalding's Rosemary. an ex-
cellent aud approved preparation. rnaunfact urcd
at ~ fremont St, Boston. an advertisement Of
which will be found in our rolu,nes this week
Eimendorf is sole Agent for this City, aud
has just received h supply. Real the certf
icates and try it. 1t is very popular where
Best known.
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Chills and Fever! (hilIs and
RcnvAH -.llne NJ the greatest re m ediea that

So E . ~
Chills and Fever! (hilIs and
Eever...One Of the greatest remedies that
has ever been laid before the public. for Fever
aud Ague, and which has received the highest
-ncom,nms from the press and the neopie il
DIR J. HOSTETTER,S CELEBRATED BIT
TIERS. Who would endure the tortures aris-
ing from this terrible disease. when it can he
40 easily cared2 Who would endure sleepless
nights. burningfeve and ICY chills alternate
". when remedy can be obtained for mere
trile? And yet how many families finger OH,
a painful existence under this deadly blight
and do nothing but gulp down qninine. until IL
becomes az common As their daily meals. and
vet they ara not relieved. None but the fool
ish and weak would hesitate to procure these
valuable Bitters, and save themselves intense
agony.
For sale by Druggists and dealers general.
y, everywhere.
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ePALDIKG's Rosemary AND CAsToR OIL
How many sufferers there are from headache,
whe attribute their ailmsnt to nervousness, de-
bility, inflammation, &C., when it is entirely
Swing to ths pores Of the scalp being filled up
BY seurf or dAudruG. To eradicate this, a
stimulsnt is required; and nothing can be more
elective than the Oil Of RosEAAaY. This
sassaes isnow 20 combined - to form the
very best prsparation for Hair ever discovered.
Try II bsfore'taking medicine.
Sold BY w. r. ElmendoEf, Ottumwa,
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sWhen we first assembled the Editorial 1'ri
pod, we made It rule, never to puff or COM
mend anything to our readers, unless the arti-
cae noticed, possessed, in our opinion, real
merit and, though frequently importuned, we
have never departed from it. But when any,
thing 10 presented to our observation posses
sing these qualities, we consider it due to our
patrons that we make it known to them. We
therefore call the attention Of on readers to a
new revedy fos Fever and Agne, DIR. CHRIS
TIES AGUE BALSAM.. We know it to be
. good Remedy. Hundreds Of our subscribers
have tried it, and in no instance has it failed to
effect permanent cure. We only speak what
we have seen and know. To those afflicted
with this prevalent disease, we commend IL,
for it 10 well deserving Of con6etcs. Try it,"
-IPiymouth co., Advertiser.
For sale in Ottumwa by w. F. Elmendorf
!. I. Taylor AMI by Agents in every town in
The country.
4e8e s See Advertisement.
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CRY. lMPRovEMENrs.-Anong the nurner-
Gus proposals to bull another year. we UNDER
stand that Mr.. C 6. Packard, will buiii a
three story 3rick Block for business purposes
for his own use, on Front st. between Market
and Green, Iron Front, and altogether to be
one OF the fines: Structures in the city. The
prospects of the coming season are highly
encouraging for Ottnnwa. The railroad will
undoubtedly be finished early l.: the season
and everybody is strainng every nerve to Sc
cure property and build on it, to be- ready for
the good time coming.
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Love not running smooth.


Reports are in circulation Of an affair of the
heart, in our City, which came to an issue .
Jew nights ago. We are hot posted IN the
facts with sufficient accuracy to give the names.
but rumor ha, it that one Of our young men,,
Becoming stnitten with the charms of young
lady VI sweet sixteen, sought her in marriage,
but from some cause found his suit objected
TO BY the father Of the damsel AMI was forbid.
den the house. Driven to desperation the ar.
dent lover repaired to the county Judge, pro-
cured license, ana in the dead hour Of night,
by means OF ladder scaled the attic story Of
the residence Of the lady, where her Jealous
parent had confined her, took her therefrom,
repaired to neighboring township, and was
married. This seems to US sufficiently ro-
mantle to call FOR notice, and tho expression
Of the hope that the affair will have happy
termination, that all parties interested may be
enabled to say all is well that ends well.
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~ ROCERY kept hv crrLy
NE Ladies and Gents just give a call,
We all that's essential in the grocery line
Peaches. Piur-Apples. and allthat Is fine
Plums. Raisns, Crabh- Apples. Nuts of al kinds,
Walk In anf see, never mind the "hard times -
Our Establishment Is directly Opposite the s'C,r.
The variety Is choice and the stock ia new flew ~
lmpcrial, Rls"t. and Young IIyson Te..
Salrr1t:is, Search. Pepce--srrre and Coffee;
Sarsiines, parrlnts. and Candy,
AMI all that's desirable except Wine and Brandy,
Mustard Ginger Soda. and Dates
Every thing Tor Cash, Mt the lowest rates,
Figs Catsnp, Pepper. Sugars and Rice.
Ctron. Tobacco. NntmeEs, arl all kinds OF spice
Cirars-fi"rr'an. Opera, and Principe,
Tell Your friends Ia come In and see.
tpTl"s Beans. Potatoes, and Salt
Is wh"n Won got to our door just c.mc to n halt.
Aug 10, '5s-n24n
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A handsome plate on the front door Of a fine
house, is both ornamental and useful. M. c.
Packard, Of this City, has ordered and rec eived
some of the most beautiful we ever saw, and
will do tie same good turn for others. Mr..
Packard will please accept our tardy acknowi-
edgements for one Of the plates.
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We shall keep constantly on hand a large stock of
Book and Colored papers, which will he sold prices
that defy competition. Paper in all cases warranted
represented We are satisfied considering the
perior quality of our paper and the great reduction
which have made, that it will be inducement for
you to examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
R:RADNER, SMITH Il CO.
n34- 10 till Jan LIST,
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Local and Miscellaneous
wANTED!- Immediately at this of
6cs on subscription, Wood. Coal, Flour, Pota-
toes, Butter, Beef, Pork, and CASH.

SuNsHINE.-After't two week Of almost in
cessant rain, we were favored on Wednesday
with few rays Of sunshine, which was truely
refreshing. Since then there has been an oc-
ca5ionai repetition Of the favor for a brief in
terval, but the weather is good deal mixed
and the roads are in horiid condition. almost
iupass,ble, 90 much 90 that we were unable to
get surpaper from fairfield soon enough to is
hue Ut our regular time Of publication.
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Ssow SroRM.-rha delay Of our paphr until
to-day Friday enables Us to ammo ,nce the
commencement Of what now promises to be a
heavy Snow Storm. sa.
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men WANTED.--C. l.. Derby & Co., Psb-
fishers, Sandusky City, Ohio, Offer in another
place to enterprlsing young men. an opportnhi-
10 earn from 5000 to $1,000 year. See what
they say about it.
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We are indebted to MIR. J, II, Webb, one Of
our subscribers at Abingdon, for the copy of
tho Courier, Of date August 26, advertised for
last week.
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2 MARRIED. Nov. I'd by Rev. Nix. EvASs
Mr.. A. NJ. EONNlflFLD, Of Ottumwa and Miss. &. 4.
BROWN. Of Agency City.
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PoRK.-Our buyers are paying 81 to ~ ne,
for pork.
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The Clara Hine nnioaded a large mount Of
goods at our Ievee to-day belonging u mum
Der VI our merchantile Houses.
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FARM F0isg SALE.

OFFER for Sale two bunderd acres--forty of II,
her, or 100 to suit the purchaser. There is a zoe
story and half house, with two rooms and cellar q
the premises; also double log house, with goo
well OF water, and plenty of coalI0 50 acres un
der fence. Any person wishing good bargain vii
do well to call soon. II lays miles south of Ottunwa
For further particulars, call on
WARREN WALLING, on the premises of Village
Greek no:3 till March LIST SO.
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OTTUMyyA NJ ,ECTORY.

w. A. PIERCE. Surveyor.
TOWNSHIP OFFYr1AL.
r.rs-,r, u IT w., ~ n nm n ,,,.,,
cIrRxmC. = Blake w. ''' 0''"e'''''
JUsrrcEs-A Lotspeich. Thomas Stanley. Jno. Ford.
CoNsr ABLEs-(ieo w. W. Lewis E. g. Eastman, c.
Leonard " "
cUrp,,UrS
o"' "' "H''
CoSGaEGATIoSAL, Rev D. 4. srauiine. Pastor; Ser
vices, ii A. NJ and 3a T. NJ sunday School D. +.
COPELAND, announcements NJ prayer Mee'in9'
METHODIST ErIscop.1, RsV. A. Robinson; Pastor;
w Rowsn s.nar;ntendan, O Ar pray.r ,n.a,,n
Wednesday evening
PREsByreRI,N Rev J. NJ NrElroy Pastor Seryi.
ces II a. m. Sunday School a. M, w. l.. Orr, Sup.
Prayer meeting Wednesday 'veniny.
PRorgsruSr EPISCOPAL. No Pastor at present. Ser
vices in the Court House
CHRISTIAN. Rev. A. Harlan, Pastor. Services ION
a. IN. and p. IN.
ings II a. m.
CuMnERLsSD pREssYrERi.S. There is an cnrpaniza.
tion hut no Pastor, and only occasional service.
BAPTIST No regular Pastor. Service occasionally
CATHOLIC. Rev. Sohn krekie, Priest. Services
an" wv ." "'.' ""' : ~ - - -,
SDtIE11ES
in Sd story of Graves Block.
oDD FELLOWS. meet on Tuesday evenings at Hall Sd
story Sands buding.1
GOOD rEMPLARS, meet AZ their nan ON Monday Even
i"E T, soc,..v
M f. ,h n,n Sans, H NY, mes
. ia. - - 49, -- - " ''
r.u & ,,so,,o~ T., -, ,,
only In the winter season. -
Schools
Public w L. Orr Principal Miss Clark and Miss
| Pollard, Teachers
OrrrNw ,SExIN.RY-On Centre PARK r. g. Wood
| ward principal Rev j. NJ McElrar teacher " huru
ages Mrs Lizsie D. Woodward teacher of Drawing
| Painting and French.
urcy,,y
ou Wv - a. . ,.
., Wv 'NN'"o"N DNND'o " "i'''"'" ie"'ei
i" ,, 49,, n
~ 49, =. ~ - " '
WL17HRY fOHPAAl.
OrruMwt GrNRpS-tf. 8. Lasweil Captain, W. W.
Farley, orderly Sergeant.
OFESSIO W.
ArroRSEYs-Sumners aud styles; \. H. Hamilton
NJ J. Williams: Franklin 4 Pierce. lanes ID t,rin
r. Dovyctt; a. " Gastcn; Thomas nir,.nr: Jolnsnn &.
| GAYLORD; J. W. Norris; A. A. Stuart J. W Dixor
| Observation-Disclosures 4 rhrali; J. H. r,vIo-: l..
| u. M-rse: j. g. Potter; A. D. Wood: y j. no,i,,ps: &
| G. Warden; j. w. IInnd; A IIawkinx & d. iIeuyal
DRSrIsrs--iI. II. Sisson, j. W. Garner
| ARcrIIrEcr-Morris Sewers
yEUs p.prps
n,,,,,.,, -. O.. ,r.s,,. ~. -, T., =,
s,sa, ri,nr. NV i., M IT, an" D. u.
nr.,,.. E,.,. w. ~ ~. y, -, -, a.
/ nr;.ar ~ '" ''''''. i'''' '"a iio'
p
| - MwIELS
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Flow MAKING
EB K A T. h y WIT HEN q


ENfE subscriber respectfully Informs his friends and
Z the pu' liz grn"r-llv that he manufactures all
kinds o' piow- and Is procured tn supply The Farmers
fWaeii" 10. with an article unsurpassed In
aud workmanship.
Hlscksmithing In all its various branches, horse
shooting. x-shnenr. and iobbiny Of all kinds.
80 Remember the place, the Lower Steam MILL
AARON MYERS
Ottnmwa. Feb. 18th. lS5S-n5a-y
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7OL.3 WEEKLY OTTUMWA COURIER.
NEW WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERY STORE.

CURLEw BUILDING, OTTUMwA.
VUVIE subscribers would respectfully invite the at
ii tention of the citizens of Ottumwa and vicinity,
their large and well selected stock Of Family Gro
ceries, consisting in part of the following goods:
8 Hds New Orleans Sugar,
10 Bbls Belcher's g
/" G !"
8 =" " Crushed"
25 Bags Rio Coffee
5 :" Laguira and Old Got Java Coffee.
~ Bbls Sugar House Moa-ses,
10 Golden and Becher's Syrups,
8 Vinegar,
10 Boxes Family Soap,
Kegs Soda,
200 Bags ground Alum Salt,
2UO |" Dairy +"
Tea, Tobacco, Candles, Cordege, Spices, Brooms,
Wooden-ware Nails, Flour, and other articles too nl-
merous to mention, all of which they determined
to sell for Cash low be bought in any other
market.
Hides and all kinds Of produce wanted in exchange.
KITTREDGE e. MERRILL.
Ottumwa, Sept. 2, 1S5S-n2I-u
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H FOR SALEs
NNHEAP Lots on ten years time. For particulars
apply q this Once.
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To Printers and Publishers.

Having perfected our machinery and Increased our
ABILITIES for the manufacture of PRINTING PA.
pEk, offer for sale a large assortment of superb
or quality at the following Reduced Prices:
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CHARLEs s LONDON CORDIAL GIN.--THE

CHARLES s LONDON CORDIAL GIN--THE
~ ORIGINAL AND ONLY LONDON GIN MPORTED-This Gin,
distilled In London from barley
iah axcise las, u decasy favored with
bcy and some Of the mos valuable essoraves Of the
tAbO kingdom rendering opinion
cal msn the and safest simoans
H delicious tonic, Of so delicate favor drng entirely
from other C and devoid
ders the article known Holland Gn ShnApps objectionable
Though not intended medicine, BY
generally IN Of Dyspspsla RhuEasm lropy
Coc Chosra Fever and sarcv Diseases Of the Urinary
ga the Kidneys and the Bowels Nervous Debility & whilst the
weaker will nnd by s adoption
Ing which frequently their organization
Dr. Valentine Nn Of New York the highest authority
IANEs1 LONDON CORDIAL GIN only superior
10 other but tbs bcs article of the kind he
peculiarly adapted sesrs the southern western
States well for travellers exposed 10 changes of
For cents
by all duggss grcoes, rrcrs, and country
Of limitations R,y only CHARExH NONE OTHER IMPORTED
Nay bc Washington Of Ford Brother daniel
D. Wilson, Hamilton Leach Wallace Eliot, Richard j. Ryon.
EDMUND &. CHARLES,
No 40 broadway, New York
EDMUND c. CHARLES, Importer,
Mar LILY 20 Droadway, New York
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THROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL OF THE wNT, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST. BAL1I
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

MORE AND OHIO RAlIltuAD. g,t.a stl0 s. Et
Ss~~r arranse~, MS, ,caA greatly Smrrovsd sc1edales
Three through connecting daily cxcept Sunday
'Gn % "asagsc rSs GScSNaT M ,i rs s s S1T M Al SIS
lowing passengers time breakfast Relay House. Washington
Junction before proceeding West This Grafton TAO
Central Ohio train for Columbus. Cincinnati and Intermediate
reaching &C. 4s, ensnn.r a. y 80 =, % IN nss day s
leaves Washington ncudiny Sunday s25 reaching Gin
S. d, aass ~ s.
oc Time from Washington 70 Cincinnati only 20 hours and to
81, c7ScISSAII DAYTON, NDANAroIr, CAIRO ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO and NoRTHwFsrlN EXPRESS (encep. saturday
un,ors leaving Baltimore At 10 On Sunday night the oonnss
70 view the grand he road daylight ,e
H. M a. M Or . M tram from w.shnyton
taks the An Fer all points the Marietta Railroad tnks
western connexions som Washington and baltimore by all
these trains both directions the close most direct and
advantage
Ohio Railroad and associate hines could have boon secured
aud other possible AGILITY will be found this
way passengers Rail
road win Washington follows For a ponts betwcen Wash
whesng tho o. M To
p T the 5ssdsr s tho .S NV e ToRx
Washington daily for follows Is
The SIS aa and s2s p M trains make connexions ., Ba,i
Philadelphia New York and tho 4s m for Pha
Tie sI5 m and g. D. m trains make the western
connexions At the wahingn junction with tho trains from Da
The SIS and rs trains connect with Annapolis
tons between Washington and Baltimore
On Sunday nn ons train rain s.yss e Washington y $40 p M
follows 40 and 045 and and 20, the first and
fourth which viii be Express Trains and will not stop except the
viii reach Washington $50, being specially
train win be from Washington Junction bring the tx
press passengers arriving hero from tho West for Washington
apply to THos H. PAfcsoNs Agent,
Or at tho ticket Office, Washington stntion
| r.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


>. y. hoFrAn9 g CO's r9toHs CnamPiOh Sahos'
YNHE Subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowing their
that extent that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive
oadway No 26I Of street.
pos the City Hall THIS enlargement Of warehouse room with the
enlargement Of their factory will enable the susc
hand al all nas stock Of nre and burglar
proof than other establishment the world Particular
will be had constructing safes private families match
with other urnure for the security Of plate and jewery
Also
VIII hand and make order all kinds OF chests vault
doors Halls patent powder proof locks banks
doors Joness Formulation bank lock and ygers
patent letter lock, without key.
r. feEt Ha&asfft 8. C. HERRING Co.,
Nos. 1885, 1877, and Lac Water street, and
No. 25l Broadway, Murray New York.
n COYIE 4 CO.. Agents
Fa Washington, d. Q.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-1y Richmond, Virginia.
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GRANDES NOUVEAUTIS IN PARIS.

La CONPAGNIE LYONNAISE, PARIS,
~ Bo~lsvsrd des Capucines, vRus Dt. Arnaud,
44 aMa 10 fsas NsavS nes 0aFneaaSs,
gii91 Have tust exposed fur sals their
e NOVELTIES FOR THE SEASON,
SILK sTuFFs IAoE INDIAN AND FRENCH CAcuREx, PRINTED
NUAlNs AND PIQUn1, 5a"
FANCY TISSUES OF ALL KINDS,
WEDDING OUTFITS, MANTLES, BURNOUS, ETC.
Tho
ME LYONNAE have rendered rae Of tho most extensive In En
rope present upwards OF thirty
saloons galleries having separate Being their
their productions not ahls % the extra charges
aeents md thus this
afford public far than
other house Every article tho CAnRs marked in plain
figures. AkH&sE sft4k Nas Sg5 gE8@sFf fssts&ME
la CONpAGNIE LyONNAIsE have established houses
Lyons for the manufacture Of silk Suns at 81 tF et+
Aeucon nnd Chantly for the Lace manufactory and at
kaschnyr for Cachenra Shaws
But they have suecursae for sale country whatever
May 30-Al6t~ ~
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y,
Because Is ornament himself provided for
hs eyo BE- ever 80 sparkling tho teeth b those pearl
head ber Of its covorpg the hair be nared snd hriveeA
Restorative used
two three mes will restore and permanently secure to
all Road the following and Judge The writer Of
the Arst Ia the celebrated pianist Thalberg
tNhs G Nnw YORK. April 10, 1853.
DEAR slR express you obligations
for the saro ion 2, ny ss " M color ASo the
upon application your "a Restorative"
original hue consider your restorative wonderful
Invention, quite enncacous well Us agreeable.
am dear Sir, yours truly,
Dr. woop $. THALBERG.
aDrych ar Gwyiicdydc.n
welch Newspaper ONCE 10 Nassau street April H. 1858
psoY o. j. woop STR month six weeks ago
OF Inr Restorative and Wife, who
Ss" % s M ~ hair ~ but TO her a. wo
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% :s % % ae S
restorative all persons In want such ha
4tfEllt .-&ts a9s CHARLES CARDEw.
YoRx, July 49, 1857.
Ppoy o. J. Woop recommend your Hair Re-
soaye being ecacious article since
most white have gradually grown dark and
that few applications will restore them TO their .aura color
relieved OF a dandru and unpleasant itching 10
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years my hair commenced falling od
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ay appcaona fastened my hair firmly. began
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CmcA0o H., Nay 4, 1857 az fs g.i 4t
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN, 4 CO.,
Bankers.

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU srREErs NEW YORK.
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities OF the world Also
tile credits, fbr use 10 Europe, China, Ac st
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD
or RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
COnplAely Preserved to TIE Greatest Age.

AND who that is gray would not have it restored
IA color had would growth restored
itching would removed;
other cupions would be
all pmpIes the skin. Prof Woods
Hair Restorative will do all hssee circular and the folowing
ANN ARDoR, Nov. $, 1856
have heard much said Of the wonderful effects of
Hair but having cheated by qnackey and
aua hair dyes &c. disposed To place Resora
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when induced the trial OF
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cordially coufdcntialy
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got the bottle Of Restorative for which order
Detroit and when got concluded TO try Mrs.
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Again, very respectfully and truly, yours,
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have Prof j. Woods Hair Restorative and have admired
gray his
s. EREEsE, ex-senator, US
weOD CO. propreors, 3i2 Broadway r. Tin tho great
No. And soid by all good druggists t
Feb. H-eod&wpcowamcs.
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Mr. HOUSTON moved that the Henatc proceed to the
consideration of the resolution submitted by him some
time aimee relative 10 protecoate by the United States
the States Of Mexico, Nicaragua Costa Rica, Guste
mala, Honduras and San Salvador but the motion
not agreed to-