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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-31

,R- Tie Norlh Street IL e. Sunday iSctooE
Celebration last night at the Atheneum, drew
together over thousand persons, all of whom
were as deeply interested as they could have
been in an entertainment of the kind. The reci-
tstions, dialogues, declamatiOns, &C., were judi
ciously selected and for the most part well de-
livered. Something like hundred voices Joined
nth opening hymn, which was sung with good
effect Rev. A. Roger prayed, and the choir ex-
ccuted the anthem, "Oh be joyful" Little
Geo. Armstrong delivered the Introductory ad
dress, and predicted truly when he said the
house was perfect jam, and that they intended
to.have jam up timc--that if anybody wanted
to get squeezed they would have their arms full
Laura Wallace recited pretty piece of poetry
and was followed by WIN. Beam, in selected
speech which gave Yotaire bark and eulogized
the great and good Wesley.
The little folks were then announced by Mr..
Vincent, the superintendent, and several ex-
ceedingly small children stepped forward sue
cesstvely, and gave recitatiOns. Among them
was n little Master Star, very Fastnlian in his
appearance and actions, whose consequential
aud dignitied airs were the subject of good deal
Of Ievity. "NOw wind the merry horn" by
the choir, followed, and was succeeded by a
temperance parody, after the style'of the De.
claratiOn of Independence, in which old king
alcohol got just such a going over as he deserves
every day.
The class of birds was then introduced, con-
sistng of line of little girls and a line of little
boys, standing opposite, the former representing
birds. When the superintendent called out
sparrow" for instance, the boy at the head
took the bird directly opposite by the hand
walked down to the foot lights, aud each said
something in rhyme. So on till all tho birds
were caught and made to answer some question.
After this a dialogue an the stars was had,
and the several little girls participating, sung
the ever familiar nursery song,-the first thing
in the pOctical line our infantio genius accom-
ulisheS
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ST.. LOUIS Dec. 80.-Riyer still falling slowly
at this point and the Illinois and upper AlissiS-
Sippi continue TO decline. Missouri reported
rising. Weather mild and showery.
Air. Yost, agent Of Navajoc Indians, writes
to the Republican from Fort Defiance that peace
was concluded with tie Chiefs of that nation
on Nov. goth. Mr.. Yost, who is also editor of
the Santa Fe Ga-ettc, denies that that paper
ever justified the acts Of the Navajocs as re-
ported in u telegram from Independence some
time since.
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ARCPIO Us. MTISTANG

IavidiOus and impatient card, recently published By
notice al our hands and sSonsS s isiiTs s l .SS
eontrOyeEslts; always avoided them We shall ia
aimed at BRAGG,s ARCTIC Ii NIMENT and very,
Sy s ay PseNtG, origin these gen
By BRAGG's ARCTIC LlNIMENT. The card is icSpIs
published card announcing that he had further
ss5gR WIN ne SgsSng and would not hold hHIsf
resulting from the use Of the spurious article with which
any the Grstis Sa
a o1 4k k 6 IMMINENT y nov ard ha. 4lE4ys
business under the style OF Bragg BnroWss,
pie fact that he Invented It. = -
Stree inventins the Mustang, DR. Bragg had many
that IN his matIred manhood he could produce
wherever Is was inttodutd bears testimony
bssu Introduced six months it had superseded other
niments including the Mustang. the mtantine Gpu-
market, put up externally exactly the genuine had
DraEs was eosstSny annoyd Hs
persons so had used TIL. deteTOrated Injurious
Dr. Drag; eons!sred /: to be his lui Ike &
IL that was his affair with which hayg
neS %Pe wei snoSn e The business community Is most
they are too well EnSSn Their IS 5SSe
TO Is transparent; they dislike their Ceaply made
Fresily It's superior but SS.t they aest 10 si
tsT allure N9tEthstandiuE This HHectaton, they cf-
are a9w expsndng much money for reEsraper cards. Ia
the vain attempt to persuade the public that the Arctic Lin.
iment is failure. The public easily gutd as
these gentlemen suppose, and readily comprehend that
tend they would tie the last disturb its quiet obriOb
Te fact Is readily erceptiIe that they for
prosperity OF Geir Article aud well they may be- for
they know that for article substantial Gel.
sbry OF BIiAGGS ARCTIC LlNIMREI must poEstst an
intrinsic value capable of positive demonstration and
hence teir only hope Is In abusing people nay
De deferred from trying It, well that ey nee
tested It's nerit tey could again induced to use
the MUSTANG In conclusion, claim the Arctic Lin
nent is the hest article offered Tie public and that
VIA 6eaF triumphantS that may he nTrlIed
to 1t. BRAGG BURROwRs,
Sole ProPrietOrS, st. Louis, Missouri.
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twinkle, twinkle little star,
How ! wonder what you are,
Up above tue world so high,

Ablessed' babbing cOntented baby, from the
audience, kept Ginning in every once in while
without much regard to appropriateness, and
caused considerable amusement in the audience
ard some confusion on the stage Ths boys up
in the gallery, though. twice advised of their
error, could not be convinced but they were in
u theatre, and so continued to vent an occasion.
al boot and whistle. To conclude, the affair was
amost agreeable one, joyous festival to the
children aud pleasant entertained to the chill.
dren of larger growth. Such celebrations, we
think, strengthen the Sabbath school system and
have general good result.
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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 30.-Flour dull and prices
dropping; 1000 bbls sold at $4,75a4, IS for SUI
periine; receipts large. Whisky firm; 1900 bbls
sold at 2l2, closing with an upward tendency.
Hogs nominal; nothing done; prices unchanged.
Provisions dull and unsettled; mess Pork de-
clined 10 SIT, and more sellars than buyers;
bulk Pork nominal at 54a74 for shoulders aud
sides. Lard inactive; l05all asked and los
offered. Sugar firmer; &c higher; sales Of 900
hhds. Moasses buoyant; holders sell sparingly
at CSC; generally ask 81; large business doing.
Coffee firm at l13al23 for fair 10 choice. Money
easy. Exchange firm; 4prem. for Eastern.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3O.- Receipts and stock
of Flour large; sales 5000 bbls at S5l2I for
superiipG, ST, 90 for western extra and So T5aG
for extra family. Rye Flour and Corn Meal
unchanged. Receipts OF Wheat light; sales Of
1900 bush. at l,25a1 ,2G for red and 81, 40 for
fair white. Rye wanted; sales at soc for Renna
Corn7unchanged; sales dry new yellow at Zoe
white at G6. Oats, 5000 bush sold at ACC for
Penna. and 442a45 for Delaware. Whisky
firm at 2ila254 for Lbls
New YORK, Dec 8O.-Cotton is weak; sales
300 bales Flour heavy; sales 900 bbls.-
Wheat firm; sales 10000 bush. Corn dull; s.
600 bush sold at 77a78 for mixed and 20 for
mixed southern, Pork heavy; sales at SlTa17,.
10 l-2 for old mess and Sl7,J0alT70 Tor new
mess. MolasscS firm at 80 / 2. Sugar quiet.
kreights on tlour to Liverpool Is 6dnls I'd
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E1- Valuutle Sscds.-A large variety of val,
liable seeds have recently been forwarded from
the patent Office TO the North Western Virginia
Agricultural Society, and are to be distribu ted
gratnitOnsly from the Office of Mr.. w. f. Peter.
son, Main street above the NJ. & NJ. Bank
Among other varieties we notice the following:
Early Washington Peas, Rob Roy Beans, Polish
Wheat, from England, Tappahanock Wheat
from Virginia, Cuban and Graham Tobacco
Seeds, Bald Barley, Ice Cream Watermelon, I'm
proved Dwarf Okra, or Gumbo, Large Red
Smooth Tomato, Flat Brunswick Cabbage, Early
French oxhart Cabbage, Giant Asparagus.
Small Castlcnaudry Deep red beet, Hungarian
Grass, Fine Nutmeg Melon. Tho idea is that
those who receive the seeds are to cultivate them
properly, and report the result, time ofplanting
DC, to the agricultural society, with view to
the general advancement and improvement Of
agriculture, &c. Among the lot there are some
rare qualities, and all who feel an interest are
invited TO call at Mr.. Petcrson's office and re-.
cetve some of the varieties.
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,,,o, = NIScESSEs, IA. June %, 1888. u
.r sE o; J.ooD: As about to manufacture
Anl Nehu your recently discovered Hair esortIysT viii
for Slomsoever It may concern, that have t
ana known others to itthat IhaVe for several
9esn IN the habit Of using other Hair and fIi
nna yours vastly superior to any other tuJW en-:
Iey eieanssS the head OF dandru and months
proper use VIII restore any peTsonsar to tic ORIGINAL
gS91hgl color and texture, giving healthy soft and
SosSy eaFanee and all this, without diKeoIorinr ne
hanus that apply ST, The dress which dTops NopIJ
It's every esirous OF ha
hespeetfully yours a s.p WILSON King.
o. j. WOOD CO., Proprietars ,sia i,roatWhy. NJ
Market street, st: Louis. NO - 80 SUI "
And sold by all good Druggists.-,igr57-f ri.
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10 Science and Rseelqtioa.-TO.night, Prof
Fowler lectures on the Moral Bearings of Phre.
nology, showing its harmony with Scripture, and
its entire compatibility with the highest chris,
tianity, avery important subject, and, in the
hands Of Prof Fowler, We anticipate consis.
tent and very interesting discourse. We hope
10 see full house. Tomorrow night, on Per-
lection of Character completes the course.
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~ Playing Poker 9th his Viya-Night
before last citizen of Centre Wheeling in pass
ing the house Of one Peter Cohen, heard the
cry of murder and upon entering the house,
found that individual standing over his.wire
with drawn poker. Tho citizen inierfercd
choking Patrick of and taking himto Alderman
SfcCourtney's Office, whero.his wife appeared as
a witness and the man with the poker, who was
evidently labOring under mania potu, at the
time, was sent to Jail.
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NEW YoHK, Dec. 30.-'The HsrdlE,s special
correspondent ut Panama writes as follows
learn through private source Of high char
actcr, in the northern part of Nicaragua, that
scheme is on foot 10 carry out revolution in
that republic, and place the Democrats of Leon
in power ngain. The plan is said to be laid in
conjunction with Walkers movements in the
U. S. and the Govt of Honduras. The fillibus.
tiers from Mobile are expected to land at Trnxillo
or Omeoa, and cross Honduras TO Leon Prcsi-
dent Santas Gnardila has promised to assist
them with 500 natives in driving Martinese from
Nicaragua. He made it condition, however,
that Gen. Walker should not accompany the ex-
petition from Omeoa or Truxia. The nedi.
tated march is practicable, the distance being
not very great.
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By TIE UNION LINE,
To THE DAIhY sSTEGLEsSi RCEIS.
ogrIcE. CORNER wATFR AND MoNFEor srgEera.


ST. Louis. Dec SO.-Jamcs Campbell, Com
ductor of Overland Mail route between Fort
Smith and Rcd River, has arrived here, having
trayersed the line to Upton on horseback. He
reports the road from Upton to Springfield the
worst ever travelled by coach, requiring forty
hours TO make the trip, while at ordinary times
cightccnonly is necessary. The whole route is
now thoroughly stocked and equipped Every
facility is afforded for speed aud safety of travel
MIR. Campbell says Mr. Butterfeld lad pur-
chased large farm in the vicinity of FayGtte-
vile, Arkansas, which he designs to make his
future residence.
James q. Conkling has been announced as
candidate for Congress in the 9th district of
Illinois opposition democratic nomince-to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Harris.
Authentic accounts conirmatory oil previous
adVices, respecting the richness aud extent of
Kansas and Nebraska gold mines, continue 10
pour in.
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ST. Louis, Dec. SO.-A disastrous Gre occur.
red at Boonville, Mo-, this morning, destroying
whole block Of br,ck buildings, including The
Observer newspaper Office. I.uSS $4,000; in
snIance $4,000. II is supposed to bethe work
of an incendiary.
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IF YOU HAVE ANY PAM
RHEUMATISM. NEURALGIA, BRONCHITIS, PARA.
LYsIs, OLD SORES, sCALD HEAD, BURNS AND
scALDs, STIFF JOINTS, SORE THROAT, STRAINS
AND BRUISES, SORE BREAST, swoLLEN GLANDS,
PILES, OR CuTAEEous DISEASES,
BUY a BOTTLE OF 1880 e5sal
BRACES ARCTIC I.INIMENT.
And get tue United sihteh JonFnuI Free,
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4<U BROAD STREET. FiTIIA., Pa.
(Eztraa) "In lifting the kettle from the Gro nj be.
came nnrnanAgeabe, tilted over and scalded NV hands
very severely almost 10 crisp 1t awful eight
inc apstRnS Imminent appeared TO exTaet the pain II
Fapc, without soreness, aud left scar Of ae-
count: Truly yours, CHARLES FOSTER
Such language as this is but tho constant and
natural echo wherever this article Is used. r'
This Imminent is indispensable to Planters.
ana owners of horses and mules-9Ir John On,
n'ernan, Montgomery, Ala. soldTM slave for.
$500 who was raised from .,,tl er useies4hess nv
this liniTSnt livery family should have il.
De very particular aud inquire for the Mustang
LiniInHnt, and TAKE no Other. - slG--f i'Sf.'.
Soil by an Dealers throughout North and soa.h
Am2Fiss Europe, mud tho Islands of the ecsan. + Z
fCr25 Cts; 5octs. and 81 90. Per Bottle - 81
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- Unexpected Neeting.-An evening or two
since scene of rather an exciting nature &C.
CURED at the door of house of disreputable
Character on Main street, which has been the
occasion of some little scandal. A married
woman has been for some time in the habit Of
meeting ParamOur in clandcstine manner. at
the house alluded to. On the evening in oues.
ton, she was there according to appointment
and upon knocking at the door was admitted by
her husband, who was present upon visit
similar to that Of his wife, each being UTTERLY
ignorant of the previous visits of the other =
Of course both were equally surprised and
alarmed. The wife succeeded in o1is,ina III, H.
suspicious of her husband for finn. H., t,,,;..
him that she had heard of b;s vis;t. :, ~
house, and had came to watch him Int tho
ruin o- ia hnaliy leaked out. A separation, wheth.
CT Tor good or evil, has taken place. $50
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p, - Curious accident and NarroD Eseape.-
Inc other night, when the mail train of cars over
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, was moving
rapidly eastward, below Benwood, man walk.
~ Ias ahead made very narrow escape with his
1'e' dc saw the train coming and stepped aside
Out continued to stand close enough to allow
some portion of the engine to catch his clothes.
lie was thrown down aud dragged a short dis.
lance on the outside of the track, when he
'pmoled over an embankment. Upon recover.
ing from the shock, he discovered that the front
part OF his coat and vest, rs we'll as the tail of
Tue former, We're gone The man, whose name
we "el'eSe Is Brenager, was cut little upon the
, Ss and slightly stifTened next morning.
sas eO"graeuiates himself upon his miraculous
escape from horrible death. Ho nroh.I,In
Indebted for his life to suit Of ragged i weil
" %Un" Siolnes' What lesson upon one of the
goat oesetung vanities of these times.
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NJ. ,r PnILADELPufA, Sept. 9, 1856.
MoooIDenr Sir: Your Hair Restorative is proving
0eueIciai TO me- The font, the jacI p4Tt
Of my head almost lost its eovesingn tact E1fp have
used out Two hal pins boiles OF and now
the top OF my head Is well with PROMISING ron nj
young hair and the front Is also receiving its bnsbt
NAYS preparations without any 6eueRt whatever
think from ny own psronal RECOMMENDATION can in
Yours respectfully, D. n. THOMAS, NJ. d.
No.464 Vine street
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Ce1abratea Ela,oa1a nm

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription al si, u Clarke, " d.
Pdysician Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unaing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
consultation is suHjsct. 1nOderates all excess and re-
moves all distractions and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is cspeeiay suited. II Will, short time bring ON the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government,
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeis.
CAUTION.
Jaese Pis shod not be- dten 6vtsntalcs during the
FIRST THREE lf0HTHS er l,regna7loy, az tSey arr
sure to bring OIL 4scGrrdge, Oatdt any ote, time tier
ars sac.
In all eases of Nervous Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion PsIpta-
on of the Heart, Mysteries Whites, these Fills will
eaecta cure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, not contain IRON cEsome
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package,
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States aud Canada,
Gate 1.o. BALDWIN Co.., Roe Roch aSsEi ny.
N.H-*1,oO and postage stamps enclosed to nv an.
thOrised Agent, viii insure bottle, containing 90 pills
by return mail.
For sale by 7. II. LOGAN & CO. In Wheeling,
L.Fohnsstoeh& Co., Wholesale Agents, pittsbur-:
Pn.eel Ladd Co., Wholesale Ageps for Va, a. Rich
"U". ap2S-1y
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s4vANxAu, Dec. 3O.-Tbe Republican of this
murning announces the arrival there of two
Africans, landed from the yacht Wanderer, who
had been arrested at Macon, while on the route
to South Western Georgia.
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CNCNNATr, Dec. 3O.--Rfyer fell ? feet 4. inch
es since noon yesterday. Weather continues
damp, sultry and clondy
PiTTsBundu, Dec. 30,-River 0 feet by pier
mark, rising. Weather cloudy and damp.
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E1-Ho'0 to tell a Repor:er-The Ohio STATE
JoaraG5intimptes that newspaper reporter may
be known 'by brisk and eager demeanor and
general susceptibility on the point of being in.
vited TO take something" Take something how
If the Journal man speaks in an alimentarv
sense, all right; but if he means .tI,at reporters
will ''picl up little things" it is base SANDER
aud the craft ought to do as they did in Pitts
burgh once, when Artemus Ward wouldn't let
em in to see his wax works, that is, zine in and
give him perfsc' hi"
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l'HE INTELLIGENCER.
FRIpAY MOANING. Dc. 81. Z1s6e.

Largest Circulation of any Paper in West
srn Virginia.
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81 Those of cur readers who desire to par.
"s,Pa'e in pleasant New Years Eve, should
I T%a forget the dancing party at the Mcclure
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MUSTANG LINTAIEYT.

VALUABLE HORSE SAVED.
Mt. 5. iLrcI Hyde Park, VI, writes THAT the
" since the free use OF the Mustang Imminent; have
wonders Up here" 1'' "" N''"S
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BUsINnss NorIoEs

B Sop that cougbing1 The "Hoarhonnd
Balsam" will do it. Cure that hoarsencss!
The "Hoarhoupd Balsam' will do it. Keen
you quiet in church! Tue 'Hoarl,ound BAL
sam" will don't Keep peace in the familyl
The "Hourhound Balsam' will do it. Your
children can take it. Your wife can take it
You can take it. Price % cents. For sale by.
the principal druggists. T. II. Logan & Co.,
Gen'l Agents.
SEE advertisement ofDr. Sanford's Liver In.
vigorator in another column.
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We The undersigned and owners Of seamboata
70 and from the port of st Impressed viii
The Importance OF having hand all illness safe and
remedy 10 be used in sudden dasterE have
obtained supply OF Dr. BraEg's Arctic LnIment wchWo
Arrays carry upon respective boats
evlnR u 70 be the most speedy and unfang remedy for
.s cure OF burns scaldS wounds, eontusiOnH Ge
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Emmy nm. LIND FssiA large invoGo Of hose superior
estlfees. r 2 90 - .; sls7 NIIDE& BRO
Pure Cream lFartaF Indigo N6tr1s7s
- So'ts Gelatin, einEcai Food Be- taSef5
eysfg aEticl usually keptin first class
fOfTTSRURG IR0S=EAl5 siErsl5aTTy ;;,til5f ssssi--
~ store AID fof sale low ity A SIEIERs gin
80 anu aestEers Agent, No. SC Main st. ~
LII sizes Window nxs con ifly IN Iai,,T ~ -
n sac at nuuufaetarer nyIces by w
-z 9EeS sJs413EF09LT3 No. Sc Main st.
I HUSH W EIIsREY5s Scotia M 5 5iTT ~
fHs5 rnl very issIot 1fticIey Fias Old PAL
,s5 I'D sAeIs5f W Ines In store md for fale nv
- cts : ~ VI =. EDWARDS ERo.
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Fursl FT1rSI

f'urs! F'ur5!
TIME subscribers open for Inspection large assort
ment of Fashionable FGRS, consisting Capes Vic.
toFneSt Nuts and MuIseSS and Swans Down
and Children, and Fur Aulers and Gloves fer entsaf
OF very desirable quality, and Suitable holiday pfe
ents. Prices greatly reduced. Rs sa5sSst ias-7
decl5 STONE 4. THOMAS. rs
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KEEP YOURSELVES. WARM.
nv have Of the best arsno Under
w Shirts and Drawers to be found 10 The city, aid fbf
sale very low by WHEELER & EARIS; - 2
deC11 Merchant FaneFJ Nc. lU2 NAH 81
10AYADEKE MERINOES-AEfey piseeS Sfeo sfi;Is pa
ID edsrs MsrinoGs ust opened By - al =
ho7s 5ssi'NASsH &sTASLoR'
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CBIN8.l q =
& o. co. So. AGENCY -

h f,sss .sait- AGENCY g55 = -
y -lo3FoR THE SALE or ALL, KINDS OF isn.
E.A DETsS' AND gent iEtlIRN;s F7uTs,
hG HARPER & BRu: have rtcriyeli ~; ~
SSe o! an Kinks OF Ladiss and Gentieen's Furs
IN part OF French. sasle, erTift Mink srsr
y tEtn and Fitch Capes and Nic9dines Cuff ard Sims ~
sgme hatetals IN sets SINGLE Gcnis Fur CoIITs Of
tehts' Seal aud atria Gloves Far and Of
every of atyle ard price. As We sell
,ttey Will lie Sold
OF trAusP0 Persous desiring nv
9g ~ ths FUR line xiii do web exkine oar STOCK
DSIStS P9' sRAsths elsewhere = SlEAliPER a BRO
aPstSg-.s ~ 9. No. 129 etlI;i, cor. Union st
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DIET RIVER COSS.. Jelly %, 1888
Mr. Leayenworth- have been rGubed with dan.
ru OF scurt OF my head for than = wear my hair
SrGan 70 come OUT scurf and hair together saw IN a
NsW Haven pap about Wood's Hair Westoratiye Cs a
Called ut your store on tile LIST April last and
purchased one bottle to try it, and NY sasc
Ton ~ was the thinG removed The and new a ne
gan 70 II Is now two or three ches In length Sr6ers
S9&s az ~ have great faith in It. wish YOU to send
me Two bottles more by Mr. Post the bearer OF this don't
know asnny OF the kind used In this place Won
market Tor many bottles after 1t is EnorD here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT