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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14
ARCTIC VS.. MUSTANG

flviIiols an! Zap ri earl r.eettIr trIIiAsa bv
A The Trspr.ors q ,i,e n sts,s seen, 20 IN r. ssHs
hzaas- sli-sush esise ucr sst -
eoatfovrTs-ss aud have avoided hsla shall IL
dri Uilled BRAGt.' AEC1iC LISiMENr aud wy
evidently has pse'saiaTy ofFs 'ae eiilT, Std
b. DRAGG'S ARCTIC LlNINkNT- 5hr card j. dssUi-
pubiiaisd card uneiE that le hsd further
ieeen WIN 'he hgstans and veoli iot Ied limsf
i s5t a. s,lss - r5s. 5 Il e ~, ~.
that Layiu any utefst she Arctie LlIu,nI-
BRACES ARCTIC LNIsiEisr Is I..~ aHd La sIua,s
been owned hy 0iigeE + LrgE aHe 81 EuTrcuss, soinE
business aId,r the syie q isT.s1 argv,s tie
oaly eoHneten Dr. Erars evT had visl IL il the ain
PIE Iaet Iifas lie invented IT,
siaes iuven,ias aiusiaIr. Bragg has nary
ia; in his isaiared manhood s eSaIi rTssuee stt.r
remedy than IN his comparatively ile1p,I yOu'i
was o,Iuesd, bears corcils,e t,sn suy
that tie fact. B=ioEr Tie IiEa,fi la
lnlaents, including The Sias'an In ne iBsaHte Era-
market, put up ext,rusiy exactly lie vgair LAD
zen - ~ ~ htss, %. a a ~ rem =
person. Who had used ihis aefioFs;ri ir iaslcus
the t1Ist4ksn preston that he 81: II. rfior ~
DR. bragg can sisicrrd 1t 70 BE- he iIy 10 80 t ~ h.
eou-etion~i lt. that ms sfair 1iih VneA
notns to do Ihs yag1t Of The Musa pToFIters n a.
Amusing 20 thoss who know q cir sstus- Ihr Toui e H.,
70 Is tranp1reii thy DISLIKE 10 their elFry made
slider i.ure. Not-itisiaudits this Fceeistcn, thsy
arc rSprncins mach money Tor reasI aper cards,
she attempt persuade :e pLhlc the ArCfC liz
imrnt ia!Gre. Inc pulie are easiiy suT.d
tcse seZteneu suppose AID can readily mTrt end u -
10 IL such failure these unscTf peTscus prr
tend, they would the ls' 20 disturb is quiet al vio
The TACT Is readily TereeFti= t hry alarmed tie
prosperity % their article, nav t.
they know That Tor aTtc attain the suistanil
ebrty o. BEAGGS ARCTIC LINIMEN1 III u4ust poss.s
intrinsic value capable Of positive custrsica,
hence their only hoie r IN stusnr TsoTfe -
be deferred from trying u. we'll assurtd that II hey
tested lis ueTit they could arau II nduesd
the Hustane. II conclusion, elaui the
irert the hes: article offered % IL put lie ard tiat
1t vii bear ilaPlanty every test that nay te aiTlird
10 nEAGG BUREOWES.
sole ProTTietors s. Louis, Missouri
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iB-0h Folks Father Kemp's celebrated
party of old folks will perform in this city soon.
Inc company known as Father Kemp's Old
Folks comprise about forty ladies aud gentle
men from the town of Reading. Massachusetts,,
accompanied by splendid orchestra, and sing
'he songs of Auid Lang Sync, las they used to
DC rendered when corsets and sight vests had
not weakened the lungs of those who sat in the
Slnsin seats on Sunday" To add to the effect
OF the music the style of dress is the Same as
worn hundred years ago. While no one can
heip laughing at the quaintness of attire, the
music WILDE of a high order. Our exchanges
are full Of concentrations of their style, power
and promptness Of execution.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14
THE MARKETS.

NV YoRE, Jan. l3.--Flnur quiet; sales =.
500 bbls at $f,45a4,75 for State. Wheat firm;
sales 10, 600 bush. at $I,20sI.26 for Western
red. Corn quiet; mixed nomnaly quoted 1t
s3as4. Pork firm at $40, 75aIT for old mess and
$3.50 for new. Lard buoyant at ll4alls.-
Whisky firm.
CixciNxA4I Jan. 1s.-Flonr firm; >, 900 bbls
sold at S475a4. IS Tor superfne, including / 500
bbls at Lawrenceburg, Ind, at the latter rite
Whisky advanced Ic per gallon; with an active
demand, partly speculative at % Provisions un-
changed and market quiet but firm; sales OF 30
ibis mess pork at SI7 and 90, 900 lbs clear bulk
sides at o. Lard, 20 bbls at / lc and 22O head
and gut at lO{alO3 s. Groceries active; 200
hbds sugar at Gla75; 400 bbls molasses at 81 ia
So; Coffee unchanged and selling at Illal2l.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-Flour firm; sa es
supeihre at 1925, and 1000 bbls. Kentucky
extra private terms; sales to trade at S., 25a
$50 for extra family and s6,5Oa7 so for fancy.
Rye Flour and Corn Meal unchanged. Receipts
Of Wheat continues light; sales red at 81 ga
81 80, and white at SI,ssal, 43. Rye 500
bus. Penna. sold at So. Corn advanced &c;
sales Loo bes. new yellow at 81. In Oats
there is less doing; sales Penna at Gsc Whis-
Ky advancing; sales at 90 FOX bbls-
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D. R. THOMAS, N. n.
No. l6A Nlne street


PROF. o. J. WOOD: As you are about to manufacture
recently RID Hair Restorative will
Whomsoeverit aay that have
and known others ihBt ILaye, fer ycHrs
tile habit Of using other Hair Restorative that
ind yours vastly Superior to any other lnow- II
tirely ceanses the heA OF daudrUn, ana with months
proper will any persons hair original
youthful color ard texture, giving 81 tGl SOFT and
glossy appearances all this without GiscClcrnE the
hands that apply it, 9rthe dress Nlehitdops. Would
therefore end its use every
ing a color and texture their hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD Co, PropTistaTs. 8l2 TruadV uy, n. Y /,
I'm great Y. Wire Railing FttsblishmeLt) and ia
Market street, ST Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good DruFtitts.
acknowledges oet2e-5n
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= t8g- Dlring Robbery and Probable Murder.
--we'learn from q gentleman just arrived from
Centrevilie, Belmont county, that a most das.
tardly outrage was pcrpctratcdin the vicinity of
that place on Tuesday night last. a Mr.. Wilson
having retired to bed was aroused from his
sleep by heavy tramping on his front porch.
Thinking the noise was produced by young
colt, Mr.. w. got up and went out to drive the
animal away He had scarcely opened the door
'Shen one of two yillianous looking men dealt
him blow on the head with a heavy club
which laid him PROSTATE and senscless. This
blow was followed by another, after which the
Williams gagged their almos, lifcless victim, to
prevent him from alarming the balance of the
family They then entered the house and
breaking open drawer took therefrom seventy
six dollars and made their escape. Mr. Wilson
was in a critical condition Mt last accounts. No
clue to the perpetrators of the outrage had been
discovered.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

s59-Sent to Jsa.-Jerry Fitzpatricl, got
drnnk night before last with the latent purpose
Of seeing shelter intbe Jail. lie was very dis.
orderly and riotous in his manner aud being
taken before AID. Wright, was accommodated
with quarters in the institution lnentioned-
The callaboose, VIC opiae. is rather too comforta-
bic. Hard bread and water, we think, would
obviate such inclinations as Patrick exhibited
and save the city some expense.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

30 The CrnpJeEs To Night--The celebra.
ted Campbell Minslrells perform at Washington
iia'l tonight They are deservedly far famed
as occupying the first rank in negro minstrelsy.
ihe'F delineations are inimitable, their bur
ieSqnes capital and their songs and general do
i"sS vastly superior to the executions of similar
travelling trOupes. OF course they will have
full house.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

B- Charming WsGtder.-Yesterday was
delightful day. The atmosphere was as mild
and balmy and the sun shone forth as genially
AS in the young spring. We fancied we could
hear the sweet song of the Robin and the shrill
twitter of the blue jay. We imagined the
young lambs skipping jOyously over the moss
mounds in their pastures, and thought of a
thousand beautiful spring attendants that might
be heard and seen in the country.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

80 Robbery. dwelling of Mrs. Bannon,
widowed lady of Rochester, was entered du-
ring her absence, one night last week, and
robbed of table cloths, sheets, and nearly every
particle of wearing apparel belonging to herself
and children. Other houses in the same vicini.
~, we learn, were also visited, and various arti-
cies abstracted. The guilty parties have not
yet been taken.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Stop that coughing The "IIoarhound
Balsam" will do it. Cure that hoarseuess!
The "Hoarhound Balsam" will do it. Keep
you quiet in church! The "Hoarhound Bal
SAM will do 1t. Keep peace in the family!
The "Hourhound Basan" will do it, Your
children can take it. Your wife can take it
You can take it. Price 20 cents. For sale by
the principal druggists. l. IL. Logan & Co.,
Gen'l Agents
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LOCAL. MATTERS.

~ 2iraae Of tie Soas Of Maltq.--The
great event OF the season was the parade last
night of the Sons of Malta. Every mothers
son Of the Sons bestrode charger and both
horse and rider were habilitatcd in the full re-
galia of the order, which would seem to consist
of nonkish looking robes and covers, bearing a
large Maltese cross. 1t was the oldest, most
grotesquc, fau,astical arrangement we have ever
seen. There must have been 100 horses in the
procession and fifty guyastcutuses couldn't
have produced greater sensation than did these
and their monkish rilers. They were proceed
ed by band Of music and succeeded by about
Two Thousand boys and men. The street
corners and payements were crowded by the
curious, all of whom did their utmost to get
full view Of the monstrous carayauwhich moved
SLOWLY, and even sadly, along like funeral
train. Many persons were at loss to know
what to make of it, as no previous announce
rnent had been made Of the appearance of the
ancient brotherhood
As the procession was forming in front of
Wheat's Livery Stable, somebody had the
rneanness to set OF bunch of fire crackers.
Some of the horses being wild they became un-
manageable for time and right exciting scene
was presented in the street This offence was
repeated once or twice, by whom it is not known.
The procession went to Centre Wheeling,
North Wheeling, East Wheeling and every
prominent part of the city. The doors and
windows of all the houses were full of eager
heads The Indies waved their handkerchcfs
and the boys INDUCED, boys will, in all sorts
of gibes and yels to cause disorder in the train.
The procession is regarded as an entire success,
and the Sons have the credit of allording the
most interesting as well as the most mysterious
display of the season.
After the parade the members of the Order
repaired to the Mcclure House and PartOok of
lunch, which had been previously prepared.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

IL \ OF ia i. An TAIN.
RHEUaATIsN, NECEALGIA, BEONCuI1Is,- FARA-
LVsTs, OLD soETs, sCXUD HID LUI.Ss AND
SCALBs STIFF JOINTS, FORE THROAT. sIRAiAS
md BRUIsfs. soRE BREAST, swOLLEN CLAABs.
FmEs. on CUTANEeUs DISEASES,
BUY & BOTTLE OF
EEE1GG's ARCTIC LINIMENT.
AHd - tie UniIsd states J0HFnHI Free.
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building, Owned by Mes,TS. Robinson < Co, and
occupied by various tenants a Touring, iurni-
ture ware room, confectionery, etc, was destroy
cd by fire last night. Loss $4,000. Insured
tor $4,000.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

EW-A HDcraian Roo.-A Mr. Dolan and
Mrs Halpin, a lady aud gentleman, from the
land of the Shamrock, were the parties to a
suit adjudiaaled by AID. McCourtney, night be-
fore last The parties n4mcl had quarrel at
Granny lIalcy'S in Centre Wheeling, arising out
of some domestic differences Mr. Dolan be-
coming highly exasperated at Mrs. IIalpin slap
ped her with his open hand upon the face
Mrs. IIalpin, instead OF turning the other side
and obeying the scriptural injunction, turned
upon Dnan with an iron shovel, and caused
Him to leave the house prccipitatcly. She pur-
sued him with brick bats and all sorts of mis-
scs and fearful oathS, but as she could not in
jurc him owing to his superior speed she re-
paired to Aid. McCourtney's and sworc out a
warrant Dolan was apprchended and fined 81
and costs. As is the custom in all such cases.
AIR. Doan in his turn had Mrs. Halpin arrested
for assauIting him with bricks. There were
abouta dozen glib tongues present at the trial,
all of the same persuasion, and enough to swear
away half dozen human lives. Mr.. Dolan
objected to the proceedings, and threatened to
remove the case, because not more than six
persons allowed to talk at the same time
AID McCourtney remarked to Mr.. Dolan that
he intended to try the case ''on its merits and
equity" and if he (Dolan) didn't dry up he
would be committed for contempt. After
great volume of very ambiguous testimony,
having no bearing upon the case, Mrs. Halpin
was also fined 81 and costs.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

tB- On Strike.-Thc printers in the Time.
newspaper office yesterday morning struck for
higher wages-the price per thousand ems paid
by this Office, viz: twenty-five cents
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fPnmAnrIrurA, Jan. I3.-The Superintendent
of the Mimt in this city, states that the Pixies
Peak gold dust is shown by careful assay, 10 be
worth very near $50 per ounce.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

PHtLApEtPuIA, sept. p 1886.
PRoT. woop-Denr Sir; Your Hair Resi5iave els proving
itself beneficial Abe front, and also the back pant
Of my head almost Lost its cove-ng-in TACT Blip. have
used but half PITT bottles Of Restorative, and
the top my head we'll stuGdtd ith promising crop
young hair the front Is also receiving It's btnrn
have tried other Teparaons WhoutRuy brrrft whatever
think from personRl Recommendation eau III
duee many othtrs to try it
Yours respectfully ID. r. THOMAS u. n. .-
No raus rect
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

% me present Council met for the last
"'ne last evening No business of any import
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

ST LOUIS, Jan I3.--Col. Sumner left for fort
Lcavenworlh yesterday under orders from the
War Department II is thought his transfer to
that post has reference to disturbances in the
Southern part Of tie Territory.
John VI. Guthrie, who left Salt Lake Novcm-
Der 9th. gives painful account Of the suffer-
ing Of men and animals on the plnins in colse-
quencc of cold weather. Men frozen to death
at nearly every station on the route. Ten Of
Major Russell's men were frozen at one time.
Snow very deep. Weather colder than has been
known for thirty year.. mercury sinking twenty
seven degrees below zero.
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7ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS

HAIIFAx, Jan. 13-1he steamship Weser.
which sailed from Bremenhaven on the Eth vf
Dec put into Queenstown the 26ih ult, she
encountered hurricane lasting from The 10th
10 % nit, dui ng which she was thrown on
her beam ends and leaking badly The water
IaccurnulaJe.i to 4 depth of Z feet in the engine
room, putting out the fires The pumps b.
come clicked.
The bari, Oakland, from Charleston hound TO
Liverpool, was struck by lightning oil Cape
Clear an'l bunned. The crew escaped in the
boats. One boat continuing the chief officer
and four seauIsn, had been picked mp and car
ried into Milford Haven. The other boats bad
not been heard from.
The London Tines in leader on the right Of
search question, says the way 10 settle the
difficulty is by declaring the slave trade piracy.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 3l.-Cotton market opened
with declining tendency, but closed with more
SteadlueSS The quotations follows
Orleans fair : 3 g. middiins Z; Mobile Z 3-l6,
miidlins s; uplands iar7 z, niddliug ll-l6.
The annual statement OF the Liverpool cotton
market exhibits the present condition Of the
market; viz: stock IN port $4,000 bales; stock
in port Of American cotton at 2G5. 900 bales;
cess over the estimated stock sc, 900; total im-
ports Of the year 2,335,00O increase over last
years import $4,000.
LIVERPOOL observation-disclosures. Richard
son, speuee & Cos circular reports b. eadstulfs
market with an advancing tendency, excepting
cd. Wheat firm aud / III higher, the advance
being chiefly the fine qualiticS The follow
ing are the quotations: Red ! Gia6s 3D. white
5s lOdaGS III, Southern Is 9dn7s Sd. Corn IS
firm and > better; white 32sa33s and yellow at
2Ssa29s; mixed 2Tsa2Ss.
Naples talks Of an additional levy Of 49, 600
soldiers. Agitation is still rife in Italy.
IL is rumored that the French govt is about
to remove from Rome to Civeti Yechan.
Russia IS about establishing 4 naval station at
Canton
The American fleet threatens to lombard
.Taffa unless justice be done to the murderers
of the American Missionary.
Investigations into the recent reasonable
practices in ireland, continue.
Six young men belonging to the Phoenix
Club have been committed for trial without bail.
The steamship Persia arrived at Liverpool on
the morning Of the LIST Of January. -
LIVERPOOL, Saturday.-SOthing doing in cot
ton. Breadstuifs quiet.
LONDON, Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS closed
frul.
The India mail reached here, and the Auieri-
can portion was dispatched in the Niagara.
Trade at Calcutta is improving.
Advices from China say Commissioner Reed
was about TO proceed to Hong Kong.
The steamer Powhattan had arrived at Wood
sung. The Mississippi and Germantown were
at Hong Kong, and the Minnesota at Shanghai
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WAsnISGroS, Jan. I3.-MesSrs. McKibber and
Adrian, friends Of Mr. Montgomery, and MessrS.
Lane and Niblaeli, friends OF Mr. English. hav-
ing by consent of parties examined fully the
between them, have come TO the conclusion that
while Mr.. English evidently acted under the
impression that insult had been offered him
calling for resentment, vet the evidence does not
show that any insult had been offered which
authorized the violence he used, and lie having
expressed To Mr.. Montgomery his deep regret
for what he had done, the friends of these par
ties think this apology sufficient and have mu-
tualiy accepted the terms as final adjustment
of tie difficulty.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

He uiu devote Partleai atierton - tn tvantrt
of skin dsaseI1Itaro se-rfHia aeni=
and ehronle) EeErazia, Pa alyEi- El D-f lpsia.
Piles and all deTangenebt OF the Somaeh- Lv~F ard Pew
els; kralso all chronic male disasea- spfeal att
'tion sal BE- given o. the treatment q
BYE AND FAR
Frhout tn Of tie knife Fr-te lnd Re ll=s cor
staufy ex~elient Of Aau;ifEl ArtE-
cal Eres. yrf suuuls. 81 Drlr1s suitaite
either sex and All aggt-iraesfed IN Eve uiEu.rs-
DR. BAAKEE has nafe discayFIy q a Fisid hat
vii produce perfect Absorption q re CArAhAcr lard
peri vision TO the BE Without = Esc II IL kfc
Dr. Bake produce hpussnd er-thssrts % BE
perfect curr Canccrs. cid Fore Ueers. fts
taia Of ev~rg description and suut
te7re knaf- rccai orfangerltus must a.
Eastee for tie irsar.aut cf tie iaFt usrse ST.
ease, tey VII rec ufe his coffisr adTrr aue Eseto-
pr Rsake Is one OF the r5sf rti-i ard c-tlrnfud
zroas aud Py sscian7 lyfrF y sHs j. L.
soray nearly every pTiner-i citv m the vutia- Aud
70 Dr. Baakec (c1f zirin CENTS fron.
any distance correctly stating f nstaTe q thsir ezsv,
siatlts rro-r ~ trgefr
p3rsi-ne- FKEE OF CHARGE. oscs basr, A. ~.
- P ~ DR. EAAEEE,
X. q LELTNGTOS SIEEET,
b-1=ern charles qEd Liberty,
L dse5-Iydt16N Bsitizsefs, Nd
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THE SAVINGS BANK OF WHEELING,
OFFICE JrALYSz, BETWEgS MONROE d UNION
Money received Transient Deposit Interest paid on
Special Deposit Collections promptly
change on tlr East bought and sold.
THos. H. LIST, President.
sAML p. IILDRETH, Treasurer. janI4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-14

Homeopathic Medicines,
WITH directions the dcmestIc treatment Of tie
w malades Of infants, children and adults sale by
ia+e II : FuNDSNhERs- r
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SEE advertisement of Dr. Sanford's Liver In
Vigorator in another column.
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CINcISSATI. Jan. 13.-River fallen IL inches,
Weather wet, has been raining light since p. II.
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sAM'L P. IIILDRETIi.
wheeling, Jan. list, 1889. Treasurer.
the undersigned, committee appointed to examine
The hooks OF The Savings whesng certify that
We have examined and find tie above
10 be correct GEO. ADAMS,
CIIAS. " nROCKUNIER,
L. c. GOOD.
sASrLP. iIILDRETH,
Ian4-td. Treasrrer
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
~ FINE HEAD or
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
eKoE. WO0D,s Ia DC Y EsTONaTlvK.

-
hair, then read the following, AID II you AK more
circular around each bottle, and 10 one can doubt:
PROF. WOODS IIA IKE Il EsTOR.NT9YE
We call the attention OF al old aud young, this
deTul preparation which back its original COLOR
gray The head OF the bald with luxuriaut
groEt-Temoyes the daudruH, itching and all
erIpuoHs-cau>es continual dow OF The natural fluids;
aud hence II used rulur dressing The hair will
its color, and keep it from falling TO extreme old
age We call then upon the bald
gray, dis eased in scalp, to it, and surely the
not, they value the flowing locks, the wtching
curl be without it. Its praise is the tongue of
thousands.
The gent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative In New la
vGn received the following letter la regard tie ReStora
tive, u few eeks since:
DEEr RIvgR, CoNS, July 2S, 1855.
Mr LeaTenWorth-sir: havu been troulltd with dan.
drum scurf head for than year, hair
began cut, scurf and hair together. Ia
New Haven pap about woods Hair Restorative"
called your the LIST Of April last, AID
purchased bottle Try IL, and found my satisfaU
lion the thing It the seurf and hair be-
gan to grow It ism two three ches in length leere
Il all have great faith In It. wish you send
bottles by Poet bearer Of this. Idont
know Of tile kind Is used in this place, have
4 market TOR many bottles Aittr 1t Is known h,rc-
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
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AZ THE UNION LINE.
CONGREsSIONAL. .

OTFIoE. cORNEa WATER AND MONROE sTREETs.