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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

The BuLwER ScAxpAL-The wife Of Sir F.
Balwer LyttOn, Colonial Secretary of England,
and the greatest living master of ;he English
language, has, since her scnndAlous appearance
at the Hastings, been shut up in mad house.
The New York 7imss thus tells the story ofLhe
troubles between Bulwer aud his wife:
Ii is many years ago since the orbit Of the
Young and laborious novelist was crossed by the
lady. She shone brilliant in London society,"
GAY, witty, handsome, accomplished, intellectu.
al. she ran away with the youngsters heart, and
no doubt kept undisputed possession oft for
long time-in fact, until the hard working stu
dent acquired taste for London dissipation, and
set Up d separate establishment in town. To
facilitate his tolls, lie hired suit Of apartments
in one Of the inns Of Court, where it is almost
incredible the amoun: Of labor his unwcarying
diligence accomplished But one bright day it
came to the reluctant car Of Mrs. Bulwcr, that
tho urdor Of her husband was not exclusively
literary It was brcathed that strange spirits
haunted his quasi bachelor quarters, and the
wife, as well conducted wives RlwaysdO, went in
pcrSon to investigate the business. Climbing
The stairs to the marital snuggery, she was Star.
tied BY the sound Of revelry within, and stopped
bv the lacuucy, who stood without and StOutly
denied her admitlancc. The power Of womans
rights, however, proved too Cogent for the door
keeper, and she burst into the room, And the
sccnc-who shall describe ilg There was tho
indetatigabc scholar at the head Of board Ia.
den with choicest viauds and rarest wines, and
surrounded by haIfdnzen notorious demircps
Of unmistakablC reputation. 1t is sufficient to
Imagine the tablcau, and pass to the catasIro'
Iphc, which consisted in the separation Of the
hapless puir, Mrs Bulwer receiving Gl0O by
way Of maintenance Tho husband took unrc-
STRANGELY to his gay life; the wife took to lam.
booming and castigating her husband.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

HIS OCCUPATION GOSE. Mr.. Rnrcy, who has
created so much excitement in England by his
power over vicious horses, has unexpectedly
been stopped, He had cleared some $4,000 to
100000 by his hcrsc,taming secret, when sud.
denly ROutedgc the cheap publisher, got hold
of a pamphlet, published by the hOrse,tamCr in
America, and printed it, 1t contains in small
compass all the art OfhOrso tanning; and the sub.
scribers, who had bound themselves not to di.
vulge tho secret under penalty Of $500, became
furious, and MI, Rarey had to release them from
their pledge, In a letter in tho Times
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28
n REAOLNclNA17Tr 0E Xr1Rr PACE

TuE G7LAS7lc CAsLL-iIY orr New York
papers Of yesterday, We have received the details
Of tho news by ire steamer Indian. the arrival Of
which vessel was announced in our telegraph
column Monday morning. The AgamOmnon and
vliorouS, engaged with the Niagara in the late
attempt TO lay the telegraph cable arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th inst. We !oarn that
the anal break In the Atlantic telegraph cable
was below the storm Of the AgamemnOn, after
ono hundred ard iorty.six miles had been paid
out Of that vessel. The AgamsnnOn then re.
turned to the rendezvous, in mid ocean, and
cruIssd thors for I've days in anticipation Of
meeting the Niagara. On the Agnmemnon ar
irving at Queenstown, II was resolved to coal
and start again fora lusl attempt to lay the
cable, on Saturday, the 18th inst, thercs,i!l be.
lngOn both ships twcaty.fvs bundled miles Of
the cable left. Before the commencement Of the
recent attempt tho Agememnon encountered
furious storm and rolled 50 heavily that great
fears were entertained for her safety. She Sus.
tanned considerable damage. The cause Of tho
brsakngu is unknown, the strain upon il Mt the
time being quite light The electrical instru.
msnts were all injured by the heavy rolling Of
the ship.
We arc glad that another trial has been de.
Cidcd on. No effort should 10 spared now to
bring the enterprise to successful issue
With the large amount of experience already
acquired, the confidence with which those en-.
gagged in the enterprise must be inspired by the
perfect working condition of the electrical POr-
ton d The experiment, and the aid Ofiair winds
and smooth seas which It is reasonable to OK.
psct It ia not too much to hope that tho Niagara
will DO able to give good account Of herself in
couple Of weeks from this time. Meantime
tho public mind will be ION the tiptoe stand Of
expectation"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

Adm AZ rHr CrKE- The Ee.t<r. Eo,. aoeE
BIOOsuer journal, edited by Miss Harriet n. Aas-
tin, contains in its frs, number the following
graphic sketch ola day Al The Cure, in Glen
Haven, (ct) where the fair editor and her
breechss-Eearing companions live:
AT A Ia tine morning, almost every person
on the premises Is wake1 By Dr.. Jaeks0n, who
puts his head into every room With merry
rood rnosnine, as be says, that he may see
how each behaves in waking. At5l the bath
gong sounds-then there is bathing and walk
Ing. and rowing and resting, Till Z, when the
PRAYER gong sounds. Thea the majority gather
Ia the sitting room, where there Is singing and
prayer. usually by DR.. jackson Ats the break
| fast gong sounds, and then there is eating and
chatting and laughing from twenty-five to forty
I minutes, when ;he gong sounds again and all
repair to the Sil,ing.room to listen to Dr. jack
I son, who lectures almost every morning on all
subjects connected with the restoration and
preservation Of health. Then al scatter 10 their
rooms, or the piazza, or the lake, or the bill
I side, or the woods. 10 5e called in by the bath
/ gong at l0l, when there is packing aud fomen'
ting, End sitting and rubbing and scrubbng,
and Wiping, and bandaging, aud dressing, which
makes the merriest time in all the day; then
there is exercising and recreating, and playing
and sleeping, and lounging, ill about 2, when
the stage horn sounds and there is hurrying,
and flufrying, and rushing, and running 10 the
Post Office, where there are letters and disap.
pointmcnts, gladness and sadness, with which
they manage 10 pass the time till 81, when the
dinner gong sounds, and tho rushing and run.
ming SETS To-, ard the dining room, The time af'
ter dinner is passed in all sorts Of social games.
walking, rowing and rolling balls, ill o'clock,
when the going tO-bed gong sounds, and the
business Of the day is done"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

SAVINGS BANKS We learn from a late mum.
Der ofthONow York Courier and Enquirer, that
tho tOtal Savings deposits in that city alone, are
over ,hirty.threc millions Of dollars, among six.
teen institutions, and belong to about ono hun.
bred and fly thousand depositors. This Is a
verypleasing fact in the financial history Of that
city, and speaks largely for tho industrial Pur.
suits Of the people. An analysis Of the employ.
mCnts of these 10000 dCpositors shows that
they are mainly working people, whose wages
arc from four to ten dollars per week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

MArt Can DrsrnoYRD ny FRG.--0n Saturday
lastthe mail car on tho Central New York Rail-
road, bound for Albany, was destroyed by fire
The Albany Etssing Journal says that as soon
as the train could bo stopped, the doors Of the
car we're opened, when It was found to bo full
Of fame. Tho train was instantly detached,
and as much Of the baggage and nnil.buss as
possible, removed, A good dCalo baggage was
entirely destroyed The iron safe Of the Fix.
press Company was on the car but was not in.
jured. 1t lis supposed that tho fire took from q
spark front the engine. WSareinformcd by tho
Postmaster, that the Buffalo, Rochester, Auburn,
Syracuse, and-Ulica mails, due this morning,
wore considerably burned, with portion Of
their contents"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

DtDNT PAR VERY wElL,-A stray eagle in
Philadelphia, after having pcrched dinuerless
and suppcrless upon Baptist church steeplO
and on the highest branch Of grand tree for
several days, was induced to alight attracted
by the allurcmontoSa piece Of cOrned beef, upon
the ground To catch him cost $3.50 Of time,
and the captor received 81 and wound in the
hand which will last him as long as he can re.
member. Eagles do OtlikO tricks upon travel.
err, or imprisonment without attempts to OBJ.
tain their liberty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

Ma Ten Back IN EsoLAND,-ThO London
Times received by tho America states that a
match rOco came of at Newmarket between
Mr.. Ten Brooks mars Mimosa, and Nj. J. DarO.
sOn'shOrse Badworth, for e2OO a side. Tho
mare won tho race. which was for one mile, by
two lengths. Previous to the race the betting
stood two to ono against the mare. Later on
tho same day, in tho Handicap Plate Of ESQ,
Mimosa came in fourth, eight horses contrasting
tho purse which was won by Lord Ailesbury's
horse Candne.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28
MORE THAN 500, ooOBoTTLBs
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

THE RESTORATIVE OF PRCP. o. j. WOOD, FOR re.
storing hair perfectly and permanently, has never YET
had rival Volume after volume mighI he given from all
parts Of the Woril and the Intelligent TO prove
that 10 perfect RSordtips; but read the circular and
you cAhnOs doubts read also the following;
~ tbs HAIR -PeoTs have for eenturieI been AFFLICTED
with bald heads and the only remedy, heretofore known
has been those AbominAbe wigs BY recent disc1Tsy o.
Professor Wood these articles being fast dispensed With
but sEeRt many persons still pGtonLe thtm becHuae they
have been often mpOsed upon by Hair Tonies Of dHer
kinds TO all such pcTt0nG We earnestly make the re-
quest that they viii Try again, Tor In W0odt Rel0La'
tive there tue thing - fail We know Of lady Who
bald, who used tie article short time, and her head !.
nov covered completely with the tlneat and most beautiful
curis imaginable We know Of numerous ea1ea where hair
EAS rapidly falling pu Weht restored In greater Ptrfsc'
il0n than II ever hHd been before.
1t Is also without doubt one Of the bs1t articles ioE keep
Ing thr hair in good condition, making soft and glossy
removing dandTu and has proved itself the greatest
my to all the Ills that hair 10 hell 70.
the duty Of every 70 improve elf personal up.
peaTAnee though differ In regard 10 the ways Of
doing but every will admit that lshut FOL head Of
haF either in woman, nE object much TO be d..
sired aud there that should be LETT uhrird
to obtain such sonGidsraton.-L HO1nGHS AdGOease,
Philadelphia.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

SINGULAR COMcrDrScR.- Harrisburg
(Pn.) Telegraph, speaking of the nominees Of
tho Democratic and Republican State Convcn-
tons, says:
"ThC Democratic State Convention of tho 4th
Judge from Philadelphia, and a candidate for
Canal Commissioner from Fayette County. The
Republican Convention Of July l4th selected a
candidate for Canal Commissioner from Eayette
County. Porter aud Read, the respective cam
didates for Supreme Judge, are near nvishborS,
living in the same city, Frost and Frazer, tho
opposing aSpirants for Canal Commissioner, are
residents orthO same County, living within eight
miles Of each other.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

TIxornY sEED,-A correspondent, writing
from Ohio Farm, Illinois, says:
"Timothy seed, which has been quite staple
in this part Of the country, is being destroyed
by a worm that much resembles the army worm,
but Of lighter color. They climb the stalk
and eat the seed ont Of the chaiE In some
fields that have examined, one.half the heads
are already destroyed, and they are still at
wcrKn
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

VINO WROTE I1'-It is now being more and
more boldly asserted that Washington Irving,
and not John Howard Payne, was the anthor
Of the words Of the popular song known as
alone, sweet Home Payne is in his grave,
but Irving still lives. Wetaink tholattcr owes
it to his own good name, as well as to the mem.
DRY Of the gifted but unfortunate dranatist, to
correct Qf.it be OnC) this error
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

sUiSs EDr7ons-Suing editors for libel is
about played out There is only one thing less
productive, and that consists in shipping ice to
Greenland, or wooden nuttnegs to the Spice
Islands. A swindler undertook to sue Phila-
dolphin paper the other day, and was not only
beaten but committed until he paid the costs Of
suit. Things change, don't theyG AT one time
an editor no more dare tell the truth than fy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

A Coop ToAsr.-At dinner given by the
military of Richmond to the military ofNew
York, at the recent re.interring of President
MOnEOO's remains, the following toast was
drank;
woman-The joy and torment Of mans life
tho Alpha and Omega of his existencs-thc
main spring of all his actionS-thO tyrant from
whom there is no appeal, whose slightest en-
price is law, whose subjects ute slaves yet
whose thraldOm we desire to last forever.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

A SHOWER OF FLtRs--A recent number Of
Tie 81. Louis Democrat says:
"on the down trip Of the steamer Editor in
the Illinois the other night, ut o'clock, show
er or stream Of the Mormon or shad fly poured
upon her decks to the depth Of six inches, and
It was very difficult matter to shovel them
overheard. They were SO numerous as to put
out the watchman's light aud envelope every.
thing in midnight darkness The trees along
the shore look as II borne down by these short.
lived insects The visitation is said to prognos-
ticate Sirkly season.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28
TnE late High Sheriff Of Allegheny county has

TnE late High Sheriff of Allegheny county has
given US the following:
81 was afflicted with Debility Of the Diges.
tive Organs amounting to 8 severe attack ofDys-
pepsis, which had reduced ny .Fesh considerably.
My wife was also afflicted under same circun.
stances, and with same disease Having used
your medicine called BGRnAvrls HoLLAND BIT.
TERs, We both obtained relief, and are happy to
afford you this public evidence Of its value"
JOHN FORsTTn.
Pittsburgh, Jan. %, 1857.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

wrlcarn from the Savannah (GcO.) papers
that there is quite panic in that city on the
subject of beef lnrgo majority Of people
are wholly cschewing its use, and the present
stock OF the butchers is likely to stand in tho
field. The excitement has originated in
mysterious cattle disease which is rapidly
spreading all through Georgia. 1t is alleged
that to eat the slightest portion of flesh thus
diseased, Is certain death. a correspondent
Of the Savannah Republican says:
II think can furnish you with satisfactory
solution, as to what becomes Of the huEzards IN
the section Of country where the so.called
COW disease ragcs:-Ihey all diel-as every.
thing else will that pSrtakCs Of the deceased
Aesh."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

Fsox WORCESTERSHIRE in ne Heaseat-
The DeseYet Seri Of The 1Ctli inst. has been
received b. the last maiI from Utah. II publish
e the proclamation Of the President to the
Mornons without comment, ard also tie vtri-
Gus orders to the army. The following eOmuu.
nicasien appears in the Nlf', s'gasd by four
persOns, and dated at Great Salt Lake, Nay 90.
II Is considered ominous, Of eoarSe;
This morning, At twenty minutes past OHe
o'clock, we Blw a most singular appearance in
The meridian over this city. A red stream Of
light Issued from the heavens, as though the
sun vas enveloped 10 cloud. ltreSemblsd the
tail Of q comet, but in few moments assumed
tho shape Of a sword Of massive Dimensions,
lying horizontally, ard pointing due east. The
shape was quite perfect, the hilt much bright
er than the bldac, and yaTiegated like rain.
bow. The moon stood southwest There was
ring formed around it Of 4 redish color, bat
not 50 bright as the sword, through which ran
two lines forming q cTOss-the one pointing 10
the earth extending, apparently, about two feet
below tile circle. On the west side Of the circle
thcte was a smaller sword, OF fainter c0lOrs,
pointing northwest
This appearance was kept up for fltecn min
uteS, without any alteration, after which the
ring around the moon assumed the shape Of
bell, and then disappeared. The color Of the
sword then grew lighter; after which this mag.
niacent sight disappeared altogether at sixteen
minutes before two.
The atmosphere was perfectly calm, and the
moon shous out a. beautifully as ever.
II is impossible to describe the awfully grand
appearance Of this singular spectacIs-the sword
hanging ov:r this almost deserted city, with It's
point CONTINUOUSLY extending towards the east,
while the silence Of death reigned all around
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

DrAEas M New YORk,-From the report of
tho City Inspector. we learn that there were
COZ deaths in that city during tho past week,
being an increase Of 81 over those Of the prCvi.
Jus week, and decrease Of 1856 compared with
the corresponding week oflastyOar ofthe en-.
tirr number, 4a2 we're under ten years Of age,
cholera iutantpn alone sweeping of l5o victims.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28
For Rent.

VOEH ROOMS OyTISiS. nv EttlN0s tfeee I 49,.
- A ~ 81 Wnd Gpsstia Nc sseaa SO tS Nv!
n rsl buslntss Aeesc ara gltl htp = " .. y,
bsu0lsS -" W '''' IlloS H0kNAstOA.
RI oAst, Ne iisS, NSa street, esi'fsn A'A's' 80
IN Nv aA.tass irou skt e.;y aCfY 70
e. Il, NUEthL, -
,ai, Ne. = MopFet sttyti-l . ssA l-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

NM l,Tt, ,htce ssFy Brick building near the euo
Rft1ev Ia the TtIh Wan, uRl n0u eSeolA'e ~ y..N
IsIiaFJ a. a baAfdlnr house. rcs,s'aon ENrp ohtee
day Of ArTn nrN, ,..t,,,.. 80, ocespisd
a. shoe siare BY jobs RaGkis. Apply ssS,,srpoVo.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

PLANrArioSs AntS0oEEO,r planters lis.
ing upon.ths plantations in Tallahatchie county
Tennessee, have been compelled to abandon
shem in Consequence tho rccOns ovsraows
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

"PLAM faced girls should dress plainly, !" re.
marked Miss Leslie. Was there ever young
lady who was willing to admit that she had
plain face;
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28
Fnr Rent

TIOuAF Jr,irabis pfprsriy HsAT NJ. Nocd Veass. ~
tnsun Is tAt Eiaf rfoprrtJ, Ias ds,.ist NJ -
sgHsrnt ateopnoaatirus tot !arFr tAn,s,a ,ns-t :,
1880 hi,s SEED orritsA 1e., and all le'tp sefiess
SltS a. 1stnSai Sypss. fSE htUs aIp'S 70 ,urS
sih1Q-tt =, - -.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

Way is an invalid cured BY sea.hathing like
q confined criminal? Because he is Scd.cured,
lsacuredl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

A New TELEORAPnlC RoCTE.-In the event Of
the final failure Of all attempts to lay a sub.
Atlantic telegraph, the New York Tribune sug.
gesls a route by way Of Washington Territory,
the Russian province Of siIka, the remarkable
series Of Islands which, at narrow intervals,
stretch across the North Pacific, the Russian
possessions on the river Amoor, and Siberia to
Moscow, which city is already in telegraphic
connection with all parts of the European con-
tincnt and with England.
Starting from the northwest corner of Wash.
ington Territory, the wire might run to SitkA,
either along tho coast or by way Of Vancouver's
Island, as may be the more practicable; thence
through Russian America to the Aeutlan Is.
lands, which form q bridge, rs it were between
the two continents. From the southern part Of
Kamtschatka, the Kurlle Islands form another
bridge to the islands IN the Sea Of Japan
Crossing SaghAlien and the narrow strait to the
westward, the wire might run to the great elbow
formed by the River AmOOr, and, ascending that
river, follow ono Of its main branches TO the
centre Of Siberia, aud finally terminate ut Mos.
COW. The whole distance from Portland, Ore.
gon, to Moscow by this route is less than 10000
miles. In no place will the wire require to be
submerged for moro than two hundred miles in
one stretch. This line would also enlist the nc.
tive cooperation of RusSin, and, with the pro.
posed line between tho Pacific and the MisSis.
sippi, would put all parts Of the United States
into immediate communication with two CONT.
nents instead Of one. The line would be cheap.
er to construct than an ocean telegraph can be;
would be entirely accessible in case it is broken
or gets out of order, and might be easily pro.
tected BY the troops now at the American or
Russian Government posts, until civilization
shall reach and follow up its track, as it is sure
to do before many years, as it is now doing on
Frazer River, by the mouth Of which tho wire
would run.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

BErrtxa is immoral; but how can the man
who bets be worse than the man who Is no bet.
tsfy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28
For Rent.
For KENT

FNuE s,o1t RoOE Gu Nrz strct SsF's WhetIlnt, ,v
,-.S,, s,sp,led L. s H. We6dteW lot ltrns egfAV
10 Ir,hlPl GGlBUE = NlNAuA-, --
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DIED.

Juy sp,h al the residence j, her uncle ~ p Atkinson,
near I'LL CITY, oITHAnSEr daughter Of Rev. srLAs NtKW
~Asl,sr IN Js'u'r
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-28

CosHocToS, Ohio, 6Ov. II, 1856.
o. J. WOOD ( co.-6enu: As have been engaged IN
selling your Hair Restorative the las; for one Of
your local agents (R ~ Haeknton) and having eEpsIi.
encrd the btneels eHreh Of Il myself would Ike 70 obs
tain IN agency Tor The STATE u OHIO or some btaie 10 the
West should you Wihh 70 make such arrangement,
am convinced 0Ert Il HotAiHg DUAL 70 II IN te Uhtd
dsss I'm FestoFfHg tie hair lhaTe been engaged 10 the
DRUG business for several years. and have sold various
preparations for e hhF but have found nothing that
stores the seeTeTc Organs nViEoratea The Jsap - veil
40 youFi being fully convinced that ypGr restorative il
what you Represent II 70 be- would Ike 10 engage 10 the
sale Of IL, for am satisfied II must sell.
Your tFuly, 3. 7. STOCkMAN, IT.
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S,B.-NeSuSR u. 80, take plssInrs in TsisIF'oF'%
tni,slon, to thu toiHpiBx grnlitnthi ,,,,,. ,,sIA
III n. Weed, u D. lev 6,e ". Thompson, hl' AZ
Caldwell Morgan Nelson, e'V,, ", LeH haS'' 1'
Jrr,G Dr e. Todd, TAliantk DelAplHlh, JohR hh9ts'
T,1. WeCialIrns, Knox Co., Marsh TAglot. neNly
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wATLlsn, MasS., Peb. 5, 1851.
good Effects u your Hair Restorative wish 10 sthe, that
anding my haF growing thln, rs we'll gray, vas In
d1ce from What read and htaTed TO Try ne article pre-.
pared hy you IN promote its growth and change IT, color
Is Il val In YOUTH both Of VII en- Il has eGgetd completely.
In the operation lave uled nearly three bottles
Your &C., JAMES FRANCIS.
oJ.W0oD CO., Proprietor, $40 Broadway, New YORK,
I'm the ErrltS Y Wire Railing EabIkeatl aud III Mar
kgt tt.i 81, Louis, Me-
dee9AJ.WiSly.H1 JylH-em