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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13
TDe Californian.
st. Johnsbury, Feb. 10, 1858.
Bye. NJ. STONE & co.

st. Johnsbury, Feb. l3, 1858.
a. IL will be the aim Of the conductors Of Tim
CAtrpoNiAS 60 Ri,. tho Ncws in an attractive
form and IN IL, season, TO smakc an interesting
and clC,ating Family journal; 10 discuss public
affairs with indorcndAr,c ond 'iyooi,yi and a.
reflect the common New England sentiment against
the great Wrong Of Slavery.
F. CaIIl-pa&Isel " -,-ii,-it toitr'tt'i-y- rom
a,tDlicatious from all parts Of the country upon
matters of interest IL Items Of Ncies, in par
ucular will he thankfully received,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

The enemies Of territorial government"
says tho Prosideht-in the quotation from his
Message given above, determined still to
resist the authority Of Congress and not vote
for delegates to the convention TO form
Constitution, because they had resolved at
all hazards to adhere to their revolutionary
organization" But in reference to this, Mr.
Stanton says; at is not to be denied that the
great central fact that controlled the whole
case was cutter want of confidence by the
people, in the whole machinery of the TcIri-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

l. $. KAtlocH-Mr Kalloch hastendered
his resignation to the fremont Temple Society
which has been accepted. Mr.. X. will en-
gage in the profession of the laws and spends
the comminS, summer in Kansas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-02-13

IMPORTANT To YoUNG FARNERs.-Efeetual
destruction Of wecds-morying a widow.
ONE MORE LEFT.-A southern paper pub
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CoNGREssIoNAL.
WASHINGTON, Jar

WASHINGTON, Jan. ID.
The House went into committee of Union on
the Presidents Message.
Mr.. Stephens explained and defended his
views MS heretofore expressed, saying that but
for Paulding's intcrpoSitiOn Walker would now
be secure in the Presidency Of Nicaraugua, and
that he was the only Legitimate chief magistrate
of that country. He repeated that Walker and
his men should be sent back and full restitution
made to them fnr losses by the conduct of Com.
Paulding who kidnapped them.
Blair gave notice of his intention to offer a
resolution for the appointment of a committee
with instructions tn inquire into the expectancy
of acquiring territory by treaty or otherwise, in
Central or South America, for the purpose of
colonizing the free blacks of this country and
those who may hereafter obtain freedom, to be
protected as dependencies under the flag of the
u. S.
The resolutions to refer the subject of mill
tary expeditions to the judiciary Committee,
was amended with instructions TO inquire into
the cxpedicney OF amending tile neutrality laws.
The proposition by Phelps to refer the sub
jcct of the Pacific Railroad to a select committee
of thirteen was debated, but not concluded; the
rose and adjourned.
SENATE On motion of Mr.. Bell resolution
was adopted requesting the Secretary of the In
terror to communicate an estimate OF the guam
tity of land which will inurc, under the net of
March 1857, granting lands to Minnesota for
Railroad purposes
ON motion of Mr. Davis resolution was
adopted calling on the Secretary of War for n
report of the Commissioners on War Claims Of
Oregon and Washington Territories.
Mr.. Houston gave notice OF his intention to
introduce bill to provide for the admission of
Kansas into the Union as state.
The joint resolution directing the prescnta-
ton of medal to Com Paulding was made the
special order for "Wednesday next
Other business of no general Importance, and
executive session. Adjourned.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA.

PoRrLAND, Me, Jan. 1.-THE steamship
North America, with Liverpool dates TO We'd
nesday,. Both ult, 4 days later than the Africa.
The steamer America arrived out ON the 2Sih.
The London Money Market was easier and
there was prospect Of further decline in the
Bank rates of discount aH
The relief of Lucknow is briefly confirmed
by details of India mail. The slaughter of the
rebels bad been just
The U. S. Figate Minnesota, with Hon. WIN.
B. Reed, U. S. Commissioner had arrived at
Hong Kong.
Speedy operations against Canton arc to take
place.
FRAxcE-It is said that all exiled Generals
have received unconditional permission to re-
turn to Frunce
The Steamer Sarah Sands has been destroyed
by fire but succeeded In reaching Mauritus with
the troops ON board.
LONDON, Dec. 3O.-Times' City article says
funds opened steady and showed tendency TO
increased iirmness untilaiter regular hours, when
sudden decline took place which is attributed
to operation in connection with the failure an.
nounced yesterday. Money was in rather in
creased request but there was a full supply at
43aT4 per cent Considerable amount of gold IS
being sent to the Bank daily.
LIVERPOOL. money closed slightly easier.
ConsOlS for account g3 7-SaJ2
BrealstulIs very dull aud at decline. Pro-
duce generally slow sale and prices unaltered
aud unimpOrtant.
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New York, Jan. IA street ARRAY occurred
at Sacramento ON the nth, between Charles a.
Sumner and Henry Shiplcy, editor of the Re
publican and State journal. Mr.. Sumner was
badly beaten. Sumner is a relative of Hon.
Chas. Summer.
General good health prevailed throughout the
State.
The Legislature of New Mexico organized
Donacana Vigil elected President of the Senate.
The Santa Fee Gazette has been purchased by
party of gentlemen, who design TO place IL on
permanent basis. 1t will support the Admin
iStration.
Gov. Rcnchcr's message calls the attention of
the Legislature to the mineral and agricultural
wealth of the Territory, and the consideration
of the Treasury, and the Importance of eStab-
fishing courts in each county.
Dates from Valparaiso are to the 18th of De-
cember. The government of Chill had made
such concessions as were demanded by the pub
lie, and fears of revolution had ceased.
There was considerable pressure for money
at Valparaiso but few failures had taken place.
The Peruvian authorities had committed
another outrage against the U. s., having taken
a sailor from the American ship l.. Is. Wales,
and dashed him on buoy for four hours, as
puniShmentfOr having struck COOlie ON board
the ship Wales Capt. Bur, Of the Wales, pro-
tested against this outrage to the Peruvian Com
lnander, who, ina very inSolent manner, told the
Captain that if he did not mind his Own bust
ness nc would he put in the sailors place. The
American Minister at Lima was investigating the
matter.
Nicaragua and Costa Rica, in view of their
condition, or it Is presumed, came to an UNDER
standing on their differences, and sent four
hundred men San Carlos Mt the entrance to the
lake, and one hundred men to Castillo. Andcr
son finding himself closely pressed, and likely
to be more so, and his stores being short, pre-
pared the steamer Ogden and embarked his men
on her, aud then wrote TO Capt. Sands, asking
his views in regard TO his surrender Capt
Sands replied that lie was ready Ia receive linn
and his mcnif they came and delivered up their
arms. subsequently Anderson spiked his can
non, burued air the buildings about Castillo, de-
stroyed the machinery of the steamer at the
Rapids, and having killed all the cattle and
plundered alltieimerchandise within reach, start
ed down the river.
Capt Sands came upon them under these cir
cumstanceS nine miles up the river in the
steamer Charles Morgan, full of armed men,
and captured them all without any resistance
OF course the Ogden was placed in charge of
MIR. Cotteral, U. S. Consul at Grcytown, who has
also charge of the Charles Morgan until the
rightrul ownership in them is shown.
The tillibuSters have been transferred from
with them to-day for the U. s., calling at BCco-
ca, Del Zero and Greytown. Some twelve or
fourteen arc sick from fever.
The Nicaraguans hold Fort San Carlos and
the river steamers, Costa Rica having withdrawn
all pretentiOns to the territory claimed by Nicar-
aqua.
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MANISGroN. THURSDAY nornin,,

0hANINbION, 4uufSCaY. morning.
[ Els Intet.-lf doctor Chase wants to rive
any one fifty gold dollars 10 prove that he
ever had a lady with him at Warrington. wl,v
I'm his man. He hui a lady here and he
called her Susan andlhe said she was his wife.
aud he made arrangements to spend the winter
at CERTAIN hotel in this town. f.
z. S. Don'tpublish my full name.
There is a CERTAIN mode of conveyance very
much inlvoguc in ignorant parochial districts
vulgarly CALLED riding on rail The accom-
modations are none of the best but the convey
ance is cheap. It's Introduction in these parts,
we think, would be attended with good results.
To the Dancing Community OF Vleeliag.-
Professor Miller will, by the earnest request of
his numerous friends, remain in the city short
time longer and commence his second session
of fashionable dancing this evening at 8 o'clock
positively, at the Washington Hall. His fifth
select Codllion Party of the Season will come off,
positively, on Thursday evening the 21st inst
Somebody is interested in the information that
L. II. LOGAN & Co., have just received some ar
ticles that have been wanting" lately, such as
"Keyser's Pcctoral Syrup" "Frcnch Army Lo-
ton, . ''sanfords Liver Invigorator," Concentra-
ted Lye, White CASTLE Soap, &C.
They have also some elegant style "Colognes''
which they will close out at very low prices.
Call at the bridge Corner Drug Store"
--&.&ssA-----
A LIVER REMEDY.-We wish to say to every
person who reads this that there is en article
known as DIR. SANFoRD's IxvIGonAroR or Liver
Remedy, which can be relied on as certain to
cure liver complaint in any ofits forms, such as
Jaundice, Dyspepsia and numerous other com
plants, described in another column, besides
which it is one of the greatest prepa. atoms or
cures for consumption, taken in carly stages,
that is now known.
We take it for granted, as experiment has
proven, that diseases of the lungs ure not gen
orally the first cause of consumption, but de-
biiated system, caused by the improper action
of the liver. which reduces the power of the
lungs to resist or throw off diseases by cold and
irritation, leaving the lungs at the mercy ofths
disease, because the liver has incapacitatcd
them from performing their proper actions of
throwing off diseased matter caused by cold.
Thus to prevent consumption, cure the liver
and keep the system strong enough to throw off
slight diseases OF the lungs.
There Is not in the world better liver RENEE
dy or cure for debilliatcd system than DIR.
Sanford's Tnvigorator for it has been fully tried
in large and extended practice till its results
are fully known, and it is offered as tried rem
edv, and one that can be relied on-Lancdstel.
Wig jan
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RIVER AMI WEATHFR.

ST.. Lows, Jan. 14.-Rivcr sill swelling
slowly at this point, with A feet to Cairo
No change to report in the upper streams
Weather cloudy. Mercury IA
LOUISVILLE Jan. l4.-River falling, with Z
feet 1 u inches in the canal, feet scant on the
pass over the falls. Weather alternately clear
and cloudy Mercury 81.
CixclNNArr, Jan. LITTLE river has fallen
inches since last evening. Weather clear and
pleasant.
cab to-day. River stationary.
ST LouIs-3hc steamer FLYING Cloud is sunk
at lower Rapids She is valued at $2;5 600; IN
sured in Pittsburgh for $4,000.
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FROM KANSAS

~ The result is still unknown Disturbances
had occurred at Kictapo and some excitement
prevailed in Weston whore Calhoun and others
fed for safety. Alta meeting iRthe latter place
resolutions were adopted expressing deterin-
nation 70 withhold all armed fntetferehce in
Kansas affairs
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TrusL Hale.

4 uSB odIGs = n
virtue trust made the 94th day of August
ID A. D. 1851 by Philip SCHNEIDER to Sherrard Clemens,
trustee, the benefit of john Ball Henry Kers
ton which said deed il recorded in the clerks Office
the County Court of Ohio county, Virginia. in Deed book No
r. Polo4; ISnl proceed to sell public auction, the
Auction of Geo E. wickha, In the city Wheeling,
the 9th day of January 1885, One Seven Octave Pauo
Forte the house of John Thornug, of Ohio county,
Virginia, and also Gold Watch and Chain. .-ii =
Terms OF Sale Cash. tset -i.=
Sailing for shall convey title is
vested in him by said deed Oftrust. 'i.sl
p f--i-. -s.-l SlIERRAEln CLEMENS, By i5Ti g
dec 2S-tss. G.. L4GRANMER his Attorney in TACT
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

JAN. 4. Flour dull and unchanged WbiS-
KY loo and dull Hogs active, 600O head sold.
Provisions active, prices tending upward Mess
Pork 81 80; bulk do; 4 1,4a5 10 for shoulders
and sides; market is a good deal excited
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Trustees sale.
IY virtue Of Deed OF Trust from W. II. Russell, VIM.
L. cAfee and others bearing July 4th, 1857,
and record in Ohio County in Deed Book 49, page 1895
offer sale the following described property, to wit
The WHEELING WISDOM GLASS WORKS, Including Lots num-
bered plat OF North Wheeltus 45 49, al as,
49,. The said being in complete running order.
Also, pots we'll seasoned and all the Implements
chnery &c. belonging to said works. For sale
on reasonable terms. Possession given July. 1S4S
ianI2 Apply to 7. q. AoAFE Trustee.
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FROM MASHINGToN.

WAsHINGroN, l4th.-Thc receipts of the
Treasury have considerably improved in the
past week. The hundred dollar notes are is
sued at the rate of one hundred dollars per day.
No large denominations yet secured from the
cngIaver.
The Quarter Master General is. engaged in
making preliminary arrangements for furnish
ing supplies to Utah but lao money is now
available for purchases.
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NEW YnRK MARKPr

JAZZ. 14-Flour quiet, 1900 bbls sold at
81, Toad, 90 for Ohip, an advance OF &c. Wheat
firm I25 bushels sold; Corn veIy dull; Pork
heavy, at STA, 5Ual4,62 for mess Stocks frlner.
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BALTIMORR MARKEr.

JAN. 14.-Flour firm Mt 1859 for superfine;
Wheat, sales of 1000 bushels at l,O9 for fair,
white sells at ,l5a1 30, for good prime white,
l,O5alOO for red; white Corn J6a5S, yellow Goa
81; WhiSkey 2la22.
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New YoRK 14th-An arrival from Port au
Prince states the yellow fever is raging serious
ly there. Not vessel visits the port without
burying n portion of her crew
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Fer Mayor.

Please announce Doctor JAMEs TANNER candidate
for thu office of MAYOR Ills long faithful services
the City Council sufficient Of his ability
aud qualifications MI the Office ami to enforce the ord-
with gnness and independence, to the entire sat
isfacton Of [ianTl 1.-THE PUBLIO"
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MsssRs EpIroRs;-ThrOuEh the solicitations of many
friends beg leave myself candidate for
the office CITY Sergeant coming charter election.
dec3I SMITH MCDONALD
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Mr. EprroR-Please announce DANIEL DUNBAR, as a
candidate Tor superintendent Water Works the
ing &C. Gs ss ,5b Election es.. EVERY PERSON
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w. d. JEFFRIEs.
w. l.. JEFFRIES,
MEIxsEL g. GRAFTON,
FLOUR AND GENERAL PRODUCE
MMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 149 PRATT STREET,
Formerly BnII. 8, Ohio RntIrOnd Depot.


Il A-lLtII M ID.
Situated Wharf, with front by
23U deep; railroad track running through the
Their facilities for handling FLOUR and GRAIE
fore, unsurpassed in this city. Liberal advances made
consiEnments.
REFER TO:-James Harvey, Esq, Cashier Western Bank,
Bat ID. Spring, Esq Gas ier Merchants Bank, Bait;
Messrs. II. Rieman SONS, Bait; MeSsrs j. D. Martin
Co. Lancaster Ohio; Messrs. james Emmitt Co.. Waiver
ly, OhiO S. ITemphi Co., Ripley, Ohio; A j.
Wheeler, Esq, Banker, Cincinnati Ohio; Messrs. II d.
ChipmBn Co., Cncnnat Ohio; NeSsrs. d leplane Co.,
Circleve, Ohio; Messrs Barnett Eichelberger Dayton,
OhIo w O. Casse Esq Inesville 0hio A. Thurston ESQ.,
Cashier Bank of LouLsyille.-Ky. der22-8m
Trustees Sale OF Real state
Y virtue of Deed of Trust from r. @. BOnham Chns.
ID NJ. Gberson, dated September 18th, 1885, and
recorded in the Clerks Office Of Ohio county, In Deed Book
A. 276, wi offer pull lie sale at the front door of
tire Court House In the city Of Wheeling, Friday the 18th
January, 1855, 10 O'Clock A. the follow
scrbed property, wit:Lots numbe ed (nne) and 10,
(en) Water and streets
wheeling known the Phoenix Paper Mtll, beng the
property conveyed by O. 81 hmbln and others the
Robert g. Bonham and Charles N. berson, together
the buildings machinery, and a other appurtenances
thereto Belonging,
TERlis OF SiLR-on third tile purchase money to
paid in cash and the residue at six aud twelve months with
Interest from the day of sale. t
Selling Trustee shalt only such title is
ed by virtue OF said Deed of Trust.
dect4=td ]. II. DICKEY. Trustee.
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Messrs EDIroRs-I beg leBve respectfully announc
through the columns OF our paper, my name as cand
the office of City Sergeant the approaching Char
ter Election. JAMES y. IIAWLEY.
dec. %, ls57.-te.
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l'rF'ted FOR Ro,odgtsa.-A man tanned Rus
- was arrested yesterday for provoking row
= O'amer> Lager Beer Saloon few nights
. .'se' lie was taken before Aid. Duty and fin
~ zen dollars aud bound over in the sum of two
n ,ara'sa dollars to answer the charge at the
"'A' term Of the County Court. A Young man
a nsaiSa Baldwin was also arrested for the same
'1enec butwas discharged.
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Whnrf NInsIer.

would again respectfully announce myself candl
Wharf Master, and 10 elected viii
faithfully the discharge of duties asheretofore
jan6 ROBT. HAMILTON.
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City rrensurer.
Times copy.l

respectfully myself candidate for the office
OF CITY TREASURER at the next Charter election.
janT H. w. HARDING. s.
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gtreet ComnlIssiomer,

AR. EDIToR:-I OtIrr myself candidate for Stree
Commissioners the coming Charter election II clecte
will discharge the duties Of the office as here
tOiOre to the best OfIny abilities. HENRY SHARP.
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Respectfully offer myself as candidate election
the office OF City Clerk. r. A. BRENTL1NGER.
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~, r.ouest that our patrons would always
-. ,beir advertisements by three o'clock
'. .ba afternoon, in order to secure their inser
u in IN tbe morning following. The crowd of
,.at work renders it necessary
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peonIe,. CnndIdnfe.

MRssSs. EDIToRs.-pease announce Tie name of ALIEN
AMBER WALLACE, u candidate for City Sergeant
de egg l'1''S''r' '.sN' MANY VOTERS.
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j AS. M. DILLON,
lO2 MARK Ell STREET,

Plumber and Gas Filter.
II EEPS constantly hand, Gas fixtures, Lead and
N Wrought iron Pipes, Sheet Lead. All kinds and sizes
Brass Cocks and Valves; Steam Whistles aud
Water Guagss Lft Force Pumps, Sinks Bathing Tubs
Wooden and Cast Iron lydrants Gum Hose aud pRekIns
OF ThcEnesseS Anti-frieOn Metal, Pure Banca Tin,
Zinc and AntimOny the Celebrated TEoT BALLS the
Crucibells In the country.
~ Also, Polly,s improved and patent Chain Pump
which Is decidedly the greatest pump Of the the right
which in Towns Counties In Western Virginia
will he sold on fair term.
az Galvanized Iron Tubing, IncOrrOsve and for con.
ducting pressure pipe for Ot cold water
cay for deePWeIs preferable to- and cheaper than Lead
Pipe.
~ Aqueduet Pipe constantly hand, any size guam
tity Of which can be furnished on short notice.
~ CtISh IlHid C0F oLf Copper, BrGfsA and LeHd.
novt9-'l2aw&wiS
IOOCKEr DIARIES, for 1855, just received by
il au2U PAYNE CO.
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FOJ3 MAYOR

Mr.. FDIroR-You will please announce the name nj
JAMES W. PAXTON, Esp candidate for Mayor atth
Charter election believe him to be every res
pect qualified to fulfil the duties Of thrt Office and o.
tlirc MANY CITIZENS.
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oHARTeR ELECTION.
FOR CitY NlerIt.

Permit ns to announce as candidate for the Clerkship
In the coming election young and popular friend r.
RY 3. MeLAIN, and oelisc Ijan14l MANY VOTERS. +
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a BEAUTIFUL HEAD,
RICH GLOSSY HAIR Z!
Completely Preserved
TO TmE GREATEsT &C Ell.

Nd who gray would have Il restored 10 fGI-
IA color; bald but GnId have the
but would be eTed with sick hsadaehe, (euF1f
would be cured. IL ~ alsO All Tie
face and skin FRET Woods lIaE ke1toiatlt Wil
AM SSsos, Eot,nJer 5, 1896.
PROF. o. J. WOOD-Dgar have heatd uaukk of
the wonderful your Hair Restorative lUt ANiIg
been often cheated BY qnaektTy qaek uuatELHs,
hair dyes, &e., disposed lles Rg1ICIatNC
the same category ole scudy
months since, When gave n such
induced the trial Of Restorative my fhu
tireiy white, before e1AnstnK your large
ties, her hair TatoIsd nearly It's original Il
brown eOlots anu hAo nl DeeuIe ola
glossy uPon and s1tlsy oNsr the Ltai sLe eentlIss 10
IL; SIMPLY because fs btautil ing
the hair. bat became 81 Its LtallhI fusDSe u Tie
head aud mind. others my family tTieuls using
kestOraVe with the hhPpeEt Geets; therefore, my
skepteiSm and d0uts in reieTthee character
value entirely removed; eo4diai-
have their hair al Nh- gray Chy
sickness agel 70 original color aud beauty and un
persons who would have thalr har beautiful and glOasS
~ anu s'1't'-i sSof1S SS5o MANx.
4 long cav yon BIiEs
Geld before got bottle Restorative GlieE yfu
gave order agent IN DetTotts and Wht Ect
u We concluded 10 try IL on Mrs AanIs hair, the
test OF Its power. Il has done all that
WOuo and others my family and friends hayfpE
messed its ELECTS using and TeetmmtndnE
- entitled highest eIsIn
soIoN0N ltANN.
CARLYLE, LIZ, June 90, 1859
have used Prof o. J. WoOds HAIR Restorative, and
ing, As thought PTeutur.Iy bat - the lis
Restorative Il has its original COLOR and
8 BREssR, ex-senator, o. g.
o. J. WOOD CO., PropFietoFs, 9I9 Broadway, n (n
the great y. Y Wire Railing Ea aud ia AlsIErt
street. g. Louis Ne And cold b an gOOd DFHssists-
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CITY t'Ierk.

City Clerk.
Please announce John o. Porter candidate for CITY
CLERK, at tlic coming Charter ell eton, and oBliss
janil MANY YOUNG MEN,