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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28

ARITHMETIC.
Adams New Arithmetic.
Adams II. A. first Arithmetic.
COlburn's First Lessons.
Davies Practical Arithmetic.
Davies University Arithmetic.
Greenleaf7s Common School Arithmetic.
Greenleafs Higher Arithmetic.
Rays First Arithmetic.
Ray 3 second Aritmetic.
Rays Third arithmetic.
Rays Higher Arithmetic.
Rays Keys 10 the Higher and Third ArithmstiGs.
StOddard's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic.
StOddard's American Intellectual Arithmetic.
StOddard's Practical Arithmetic.
StOddErds Philosophical Arithmetic.
Smiths thine
ThOmpsOn's Practical Arithmetic.
ThOmpsOn's Higher Arithmetic.
Traoey's Elementary Arithmetic.
Trassy's Commercial Arithmetic.
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237 Superior street. zo''
German, Italian and French
BROOADES and PLAIN BLACK SILKS,
q large supply continually on ,,,r
Double and Smile
BROCHE SHAW 3,
a full supply, extra good and cheap. r,,,n
Couronne, Washington and Scotch
BLANKET HAHLS
anna assortment y HowER& aIGBEE.
Brown, Blue, Stone and Green
RR D L o,rz
newly opened BY HOVER HJGbEh'
Chsntiuy, French and Pusher
BLACK LACE WELLS,
q new supply received by HOVER HIGbEE'
Gents Swiss, Cambria, Lawn and Linen
COLLARS, CULLARETTS and SEIIs'
the latest styles received by ur,prr
Embroidered Linen Handkerchtlfsi --
Black aud Lavender bordered landkerchtets'
Clear Indie Grass HandkerenleisI u,CDrp
just received By
LADIES' KID and CASHMERE GAUNTLETS,-
9 good supply. AO"Hhe
LADIES' CHILDRENS' HOODS & CLOUDS,
inst aTTivsd HOVER & HIGBEE
~WESTERN MONEY taken for Goods At R4R.
OPT SUPERIOR ST.........237
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atants, &emofaI, 80.

DIANO-WANTED TO Q
rent, Tor six or twelve months, e-0@
good Piano. The pay viii Be good and u
the instrument receive the best Of care
Address PIANO, Drawer 80 Post once.
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GEoaRAPHY AND OurLINE MApa.


Cornell's First Steps in Geography.
COrnell,s Primary Geography.
COrnells Geography.
COrnel's High SjhoOl Geography and Atlal.
Cornell 8 Grammar school Geography.
COrnelIs Outline Maps.
Cotton and fitch's Introductory Geography.
Cotton and Fitch's Modern School Geography.
camps Geography.
Cartee's Physical Geography.
Fitch's Physical Geography.
Iitch's Mapping Plates.
Mitchells Primary Geography.
MitchelPs intermediate Geography.
Mitchells New intermediate Geography.
Mttchelps Geography and Atlas.
Mischells Ancient Geography and Atlas.
MitchelPs Outline Maps.
MOuteith's First Lessons in Geography.
MOnteith's Introduction 10 Manual
MOnteIth's Manual Of Geography.
MOnteith's New Manual.
MCNally's Geography.
MOrse's Geography.
OlnVy's Geography and Atlas.
PArsey's Geography.
PeitOn's outline Maps.
Smiths First Book III Geography.
Smiths Quartz Geography
Whites CLts9 Book Vt Local Geography.
Warren's Primary Geography.
Warren's Common photography.
Warren's Physical Geography.
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DleF-uanus NV. = lo0o-
cox REWARD.-L0ST ON MON
OEO DAY, the 18th inst tour 81 krntu,ky
BANK nutes, and one 5. The above r-ward will he
paid for the return Of same al this office. noyZs:3Il
A GOOD AND EXPERIENCED
~ Nurze can be obtained by addressing Post o.
fc1 box ~ Best " reference given. noyz9:3l3
GTREET RAILROAD TICKETS.
q for One Dollar.
For ssIs nv rpov2sl W. P FOGG.
DOR THE HOLIDAYS.
ELEGANT MANTLE ORNAMENTS,
LADIES WORK STANDS,
II povas RETTBERG a HAUsMANN.
237.
HOWER & HIGBEE ARE DAI-
LY receiving additional novelties to their well
assorted stock OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
237 Superior street. 237.
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ZOE SaIe OF Ent.


THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
for sale his entire and extensive wholesale and
ULaii stock Of China, Glass, EarthenWare5 Gcs on
the most aV0rabls tsrns. The sock IL large and
complete
To any person wishing to engage in a pleasant and
prOhtabl5 busiEezs, this Is q capital opportunity
tor any information address l15 Post once.
Clavelnud. Nov s.lW As.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-10

WouRn AID DtRT.-9Id DE-. Cooper, of
south 6at6l ila, 4sed 20 by 6hIsttGients,
don't besefsaid Of litsls dirt young
gentlemen. What b -dift7 Wty, nothing
ct Nlp68 e6ai3s. when chemically SieIed!
Rub ltttle.af iupop thet dirty grease
spot on vour coat, and il andergoes a
changs and becomes soap. Nov rub Il
NTH 3 Ettlel water, aud il disappears; It is
neither grease, soep, water. NOR dirt
Thst is not very odorous pie OF dirt you
obserre here Wen, scatter little gyp-
sum over II, and It is no longer dirty
Everything you call dirt IS worthy of your
notice n students Of ehemistry- AnaiyEe
III Il viii al seperate very clean ele-
uieaGs- Dirt Inakes corn, corn makes
bread ana meat. and thai makes yerY
aaeef young lady that saw one Of Jon
kissing last night So. afaer an. yOa 6ere
Kissing 6;r1, partienr3y e she whitens her
face Eith chalk or Faiier's earth There
is no telling, yoaug gentlemen, Whist is
dirt fs-a
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aEaR WRAE IHE 800 81

TfIe undersigned 4Tz1feFsur
PTIREsFS SPBCIF1G HDAGoPSTHTC RE9fDlES
In satisfactory results md
hEI1uE dIt-cDnhdenee In their purity,
and efhe1ky, chesrfully recommend them to per-
who ttsl % have E1Ie reituhle and ed1cdci0us
renleiieS n hand Tor private domestic NE.
TIE Rev. Wfa HpsmeT, editor OF The Northern
independent" Auburn, y. T.: tie Rev. z. H. Cres
sey, DID, Rector Of 81 Peters Church, Auburn NY.
lie Rev. r. L Ives, G4niIsaan Of the Anburn sfate
9ri<sRS The Rev Spencer II. Rice Rector, EeE-Bei-
for4,- saEsG. Sreefe3 Con.
ference; tie EeT. Samuel Nichols EaSt-Genesee Con.
ference y; HE Rev. g Pratt Dorset, VI lie
Rev john E. Rohie, Buffalo; A. C. Hart Esq., Utica
n. " lhe Hon, Neal Dow. Portland, Me; tie Hon.
Humphreys. n. e.. Henry b. Cook, Esq, Eiitor Of
The "a Ohio State journal CoIuInbus Ohio the Hon
Z IL Graham, AoIine, Ill /; the lion. Thomas J.
Chase, BIonieeilO Fa. the Hon. Joseph Denea!ici
Ctica, n. T.; VIM. Bristol Esq, Utlca n. Y; A g.
Pond, ESQ.,, Utica, n. r; James Plunksit. Esq, NEs
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JOHN II. LAKIN,


Isuctessor 10 Wheeler Lakin.l
WILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
insDectinn on Thursday, March 18th, new
and well selected assortment Of
Cloths. Cassimeres and VestinpsI.
Also completeasSortment Of GENTLESIRNS PUR.
NISIuAG GOODS.
The patronR Of the old firm, and the public in gem
ernl are respectfully invited call and examine my
stock efre making their purchases as intent SELF
ing at small profits TO cash and prompt purchasers
Thankful for tho patronage bestowed upon the old
firm. slicit cOnttnuance nj the same forthe new
establishment. JOHN 7. LAKIN. Merchant Tailor
mh2S-lWd No. 102 Main st, Wheeling. va
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GtiEs 5G3eabte EStTueE& AID put Hp in Glass CA.
SE.S, Air Tight, and OsiH EEep IN dIsy eIIs9ut,
The FAMILY ca .TYR4EsYTGS J0IL rs IL
gentle but active GtlaT- a tic which the uronr4tr
has used in his practice more thnr twenty vears
theconstantlyin creas- ling demand from those
~iio nave long used the II PILLS and the s1tis-
mctt"n which all express - lin regard to their Use
mas induced me tn place them within the reach
The Profession well know that diTcrrnt Ca
harttcs act on different . ipOrtions Of The bowels
me fll-NLA1- CATH, tdRT1C EILL has. with
que reference tn this = we'll established fact,
0een compounded from & "a variety Of tire purEst
Vegetable Extracts, which act alike on eve
ry part af the elemental p ry clnai and nre GoSI
and sgfs in all CASES ~ where Ca.lartiC is nee
ded such DerlHGe- iuents Of the Snaoeb
SerI1iaeSE TsIinE = acJ and E1iuS ry,rf;rr
RIiSI and STeReSS lofrl- tie tUhos f.1yv rnrn
sudden cold. which fire. & quently, Il neglected. end
in a long course q Fey. LnSs Of APpstite. Grrep-
ING !SenSatIon Of CEd IOrer Tie body. RcsleES-
GsS Ilsa6dche, IreigLt . in Ee had all ,a1a
mGtnry DiSedGEE I0FaE in (!IiIfre or 4fIfF fPbrtf
mdtism. great Purifier of thr Hood and many dis
eses TO which flesh * heir t4t numerous TO mention
In this advertisement. E1asc. / tn 5
PRICE 3 ITTMES. =s=s----
The LIVER INHIGORATUR aud FAMILY CA
THAfTlC PILLS are resui',d by Druggists general.
", and sold wholesale by tbs Trade in all the large
towns s. 7. W. SANFORD. NJ. D..
ManuJa turcT and Proprietor.
Agents. T. II. LOGAN CO. d De; 5sSS IFA'
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an and efter Monday the 10th Of April. $780, the
" passenger Trains VIII run daily as follOWP:
FirSt-The GIeAt Southwestern, st q Louis. Cincin-
natl: Columbus. Wheeling. BenWo0d. Baltimore and
Washington City Express Leaves Wheeling daily at
i35 p. NJ arriving IN Baltimore at 9a0 a. ~. con-
meeting ittFns for the Eastern aud Southern cities
Returning. leaYes Baltimore of !. 81. arriving at
BenwO0i ut TBS and W heeling at s:Us &. 81 connect.
ing with the great Western Southwestern and NORTH
western Express. THIS train only stops for meals and
supplying engine with fIle and water.
Second-The Northwestern. Cleveland, Chicago st.
Louie. Indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati Columbus.
Wheeling BenWpod Baltimore. and Washington City
Express departs daily except Saturday $50 P. NJ.
and arrives At Baltimore nt 445 ?. NJ connecting With
the trafns for the Eastere and Southern cities Re
turning. leaves Baltimore At $50 A. NJ and arriving
ut Benwnod at 1881 and Wheeling at 4:n5 A. II. This
train stops all regular stations Fast of Cumberland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train
leaves Wheeling daily. SUNDAYS excepted at NJ.
arriving in Cumberland at SIS p. N. Returning,
leaves Cumberland at 62n A. II. and arrives at Wheel
ing II SIN p. NJ This train stops at all stations.
These trains all make close connection with trains
for the Western cities.
J.B FORD. Agent.
W. p. SMITH. Master Of transportation.
L. NJ. Cole. Gen'i Ticket Agent. april90-eo
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TRANsP @RfllGIaN..
3 u. 3Iss. sa.ISl Iaosla. =

as 1ND [EG oI6SnIy, SSSaS iisS, $50, Sss-
{Sundlys exceptets)
1880 A. Il. Alan Trasn stSr,tny nj an ysr s.Sssons
AlESNos at PittS6drkh At III n N. PHI
&dGlphiS At Sis A. NJ. New York StIOSlRs
A. M.an6 Ceyelend at ISIS M.
$50 +. u. Fat EXpTesS SECpptnR onfy at Martins.
VILE La Grange, AiNEo, SteobenNIAe,
Yellow Greek. @,ellsYille,t Liverpool, In
duStEy and Rochester, arrives ~ Pitts
6urEh atSs3n P. NJ, Phiindelphi 1890
I. H., and New York NJ S2.4S ?. N.
SSS z. II. Express Train, Etopffuk all way sta
tioaS, arrives At Pittsburgh At lao A. NJ.
PkiladelPhiG AZ $3.50 ?. NJ, New York at
$50 T. H. and CaeTeiRnd at $50 A. ~.
Trains ItGaS eonneettC Ions ~ Cleveland Glr Tole3D
DeSsotss ShsoaSo. Erte, lsudala and Niagara Falls
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave GeSGiand n 5:Sn A. N. and 5=55 P. NJ, and
arrive AZ Bri6gepart NJ 4:5O A VI. and $40 p II.
Leave Pittsburgh n Is00 A. NJ COCA. n. and 1913
P NJ Snd arrives IT BridgepOrt at $50 A. NJ 1920
A. NJ. and 4:8e p. n.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1875.
Excursion tickets oSteu6envflle and return 500.
Fare always as low, and time, much quicker than
any ether route
Through Tickets TO all points In the West, Sorth
street next door 70 Sprigg House, Nheeiing-VA aud
1t bridgeport Station.
FreIEfR contracts Will he made nj lowest rates to
any point accessible by this Rad and its CONNEXIONS
M. 81 Water street. or with Freight Agent at Bridge
part Station. r. HAMILTON. Agent.
Joax cHApN y sse Seent VS.
]. n. MCCULLOUGH. President.
( +. h. MYERS Gent Ticket Ag't. jy2
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b.E.DI CAT,
AY Err S
q PILL ST

VA q 81 ts1Gt u j lI.l6I
RfI0G SiolSs "a a AZ s6sfhIi fSISStP
s sSss SSa SaS ySs systosa deEHSE-
toIae are che tho prelude 10 seTtons niness Some
nj OF stekqeS ta creeping lpon wa, and Shculd be
egSEtcd bS 9tH1elY asa Of the right remedy. Take
ASee9 Pills and cleanse cut the dsordeCeA humurs-
purify the bipc. aud let the anidA move on nno-
etr1cted In health again. They stimulate the func-
tOns OF the body lRto Vigorous Rctvity purify the
syEtem 6tul the obstrueEions which make GiSease
cold settles somewhere in the body AMI oltstrnets
Its natural fonctiOnS These Il not relieved react
upon then9elyes aud the surrounding organs pro-
oneing general AS[ITaHAtion- SUFFERING, and lisease
While 10 this condition, oppressed by the dorange-
uets, take Ayers Pills and how directly they
TSpye the natural action Of the systea and with It
the b1oSNnt feeling of health RsNin, What Is true
and % apparent In this trivial and common com
plaint. b also true On many OF the deeLSeatei and
dangerous dlstempers. The same purgatirc effect
eXPels them. CAused by similar distractions and
arrangements OF the natural functions Of the body
they rapidly. and many Of them surely cured by
tho same means. None who know the virtues Of
these Pills viii neglect to employ them when suffer-
ing from the disorders they curR
Statements from leading phyEicians In some 81 The
principal cities, and from other well known prSis
Perss MS.
From PoztrardtRg Aerchan. Of St Louts Fs5. 9 "a
DE. ATER: Your Pills are she paragon Of al that s
great IN ResicfDe. They have cured my little daug-
ter Of uecEris sores upou her hands and feet that
had proved incuraOle for years Her mother has
been long greFpuEy afflicted gith blotches and Dn.
pies on her-SkfD and IN her hair. After our child
Eas e1red, she also tried your Pills aud they hare
cured her. ASA MORGRIDGR.
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DICRs AcCoRPANT AND
DTSplTCH PATFNT

T1s dsueHtnyS CIaias az 0os5aalslDs Esd 5sFotess3
ByEAs E5osssuarzafs Of GE1aSz, sks 0aItas Sases,
z1Sd Grsh BritEiR; q oEfNs=sR 4 zNsg oonnsrR.
"HAT CLtAId AS MI INVENTION Il, TIE
w oo1trtSanoa Of lE6lflng hnosants clrrent, d
IilsaeSer Kind, adssrE1pGlm In printed
uTza BY ksautnz the S$atarnsuts d the harer1l
liuts standfn& IN pFlutoEd type.
fla6kVpa balnEc 90 arFanGed Ia FORM 70 admit d
lSsInE: readily md uckiS Ia &sl articr-
lar part, where An account my have pndarEone
ehan8ahg the 4lIss tina or 9ho clfTent OF buSi-
ne transactions; 50 thAt-Uhsn readjnstsd IN all
such p4rts up % 81y given date IN Impression then
taken from the typo shah GKhibt, in printed form,
rsursSenting all the balances CONCLUSIONS In &C
eordance with the end or enaAoOntemplRtei in keep
ing the record rrhd ing itsiu oonHeIca 5nsinesH
q balance Shest Of tho most compact and perfect
character the details Of management being suhstan
TALLY recirs in vhOrelh Il is shown.
that the fact facts 70 be recorded may be repre-
Sented by figures, symbols dssaz. numIsrs, used
either sspArafelTeT in denomination, or by EtAteyer
else viiindicste the fact or facts rs desired: and
Furthermore based ;his primary invention. also
claim the 3eIies or cOntrivance OF rendering or
transmitting accounts In partial full statements,
when the statement statements SO sent are thus.
OF substantially thus kept In typa- by the COnrri-
TRnees OF invention be the medium nd transmits
sion what Il NAV; hut the particular mode Of rem
daruE accounts BY The 2 e OF the DtspAtch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement. Reel and Cutter
Stap. claim in the brOade5t and fullest sense: and
also the machine tEsalE embracing al ts forms and
nads8 Of operating, indicated in describing It
eithsr q simple hand instrument. as propelled
yy machinery And In connection with thee speCi-
&c claims and based upon them also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the same
n tttse herein claimed or intended TO be claimed.
With these claims fully acknowledged and protected
above. this invention has already spread itself
Canada eighteen States of the American Union,
and fntn Great Brftin. and IA used in than
three hundred Newspxper Offices. 1tRimmense value
TO banking sud similar institutions will he shown In
q circular which will make its appearance
Meanwhie applications for in ormation. Deeds Of
Right or .Disp Itch Machines" will receive due at
tenriou, when addressed either To
Rev. Robert, Dick, P e,5t t;: r. =, - OF OF
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TO his Agent and Attorney,

~To LEX who in the Montreal Ga.etts of lst
February. 1859. prpnounces The Idea" Of keeping
accounts current in type tIEroas RbsurdttS.'
thauks hereby tendcred and the assurance given,
that this gross absurdity is all tina; Mr. Dick lENs
patented in the doman Of keeping HeconutH. His
claims hinder no operation therein into which this
grOss absurdty is not practically smuggled in any
manner: neither bodily partially; neither d.
rectIy or indirectly; neither explicitly symbol
e1'Iy; this ground his claims cover, aud nothing
more: the absolute monopoly Of this absurdity and
nothing else Is all he asks his claims, nationally
read, attest "a sepd
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ii EDICAL..ss..
sANFOR D'S
Liver Invigorator.


1T Is COMPOUNDED
and has become an
Mt-iicins, known aud APP.
uSSiit, and IL now resort
AZ che dtse1eze for which.
Il has cured thousands
who had given up all
numerous unsolicited
session show. i
The dose must be aCiaIl-
Of the individual taking
Titles rs to act gently on
Let the dictates of your,
the use Of the LIVER,
will curs Liter Ga.iI
DySp47xi1, GtrSRic D.
sstaiHtE. DySeHtcEs. Drop
raj CRstireaeFs. ChoIic,
GHaSsra LgjdaEH7, Fla
HeGlIeEsES, and may Iei
0rdiEGTy FIRiIy Nedi-
HE2D4CHk tar thon-
t1ssef,ty EsiRattGsv iEtiso or
tdL.eE at commencement
All Iolto IESe It are Qiu-
its favor.
MA WATER IN
THE LSFTG0RITOR,
TOGETHER.
PRICE ONE noT
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lis, OF sPEc1F1C RENrons

M. 1.-For Fever. Congestion. and Inflammation.
No. 2-Ror Worm Fever, Worm Collie, we,iing the
No. s-ror Collie. Crying, Tes,tns. and wsEeful-
80: 4IFoF DIarri,osa, Cholera 1ntatun. and Sum
No. S.Gpor Collie. Clippings. Dysentery. or Bloody
N. s-Yor Cholera, Cholera Sroybu., Vomiting.
No. 7-F0r Coughs, Colds, Influenza, aud Sore
so. s.-For Too.h-ache, race-aele, aud xeuraigis-
40. 9-Ror Headache, Vertigo, Heat and Fullness
Eess Of Heal.
No. lO-DYsPEPsIA P1IIs-Fnr Weak and DcranSed
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
40. 1L-FOK FEHAI.E IRREGULARITIES, Scanty, Pain
Cu or Suppressed Periodic.
Su. IL For L=ncorrErvG. 2rofase Meuoes, AID
BeaTthg Down Of FemAIea
No. 13.-For Group, lIoarse Cough, Bal BreatIiRs.
No. 14.-S4LT gHEUN PiLis-FO- EryEipelRs, Erup-
toas, Puppies the Pace.
No. 15.-RHEUNEuC PiGIs-Por Pain, LamenesS,
Soreness In the Chest. Back LOin1, or Limbs.
A.-FOr Fever and AYIe, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Old AIgrnanaged Agnes
P.-FOr Piles, Blind or Bleedlng, Inter- or Ez-
0.-Por Sore, Weak, or Unframed Eyes an- EyelIdl
JHtl4Hg, Weak, or Blurred Sight, afa
Cor Catarrh, Of long Standing or recent, either
with Obstruction or profuse discharge
W. C-For WhoOriug Cough, abating It's violence
and shortening It's course
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THE ONLY ARTICLE.
Unrivalled in Market,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME & EUROPEAN nEMAND

ME REASON WHY. Is THAT RY NATURES
1Sn process 1t restores the color perIua-
nentiy after the hair becomes gray; supplies the
natural fluids aud tins makes it grow on bili heads
removes all danlrnf itching. aud heat from the
scalp and quiets and tones uI the nerves and thus
cures All nervous headache aud may be relied upon
to cure all diseases of the scalp and hair; il viii
stop ana Keep 1t from falling on; mai e. ii SAT- GtasGy,
AegiL'y and bcaHt1lI and if I-eI b.: tho young two
or rre times week it viii never ftil OF become
gray: then reader read the following and judge for
yourself:
NEW YoEk Ian S. 1853.
MEssEs O. J WooD Co.--iIentIemen: Having
st"rRiiTe. and my hair heing quite gray ! made up
ms mind to lay aside the preiudices. which 1, in
common with a great many peron>, had against all
commenced using your article. for myself
TIE result has been 81 very satisfactory that
very glad did So and in Justice ynu well as
for the announcement of others wli0 avl,e AS gray
! as was but who having my prejudice without my
yonr EeStorntveH trial till they have further proof
and the lest proof being ocular demonstration 1
such. aud also direct them TO me for further IrI,
who am In and out Of the ~ Y. Wire Iailiug Esab-
lishnert every day.
My hair is now its natural color and much i'm
proved in appearance every way. being lossier and
thicker and much more healthy looking.
aHa, Yours respectfully. IlENY JENKINS.
Cor Colombia and Carroll Brooklyn.
LIVINGSTON. Ala. Feb. Il. 1858.
| PRoP WooD-Dcar sir: Your Hair Restorative has
hair has been slightly diminishing for several wears
caused suppose. from slight burn when was
!
s'orative for six weeks and find that lav, 4 fine
head OF hair now growing. Rfter having used all
! Other remides known. to effect. ! think it the
most valuable remedy now extant. and advise all who
| are afflicted that way to ynur remedy.
You can publish this if you think proper
Yours, &C., S. W. MIDDLETON.
PHrLApELPuIA. Sept. 9. 1851
f. Prop. WcoD-ncar Sir: Your Hair Restorative IL
proving itself beneficial to The front and also
the back part of my head almost lost its covering
WAS in fact BALD have used Int half pint
taes % your EestoTatiye and now the top of
mead Is well studded with promising crop Of Young
hair. and the front is also receiving its benefit.
have tried other preparations without any henetit
whatever. think from my own personal recsn-
mennati0n can induce many others to try It.
| Yours, respectfully, DIR. THOMAS. VI. d.
No. 4C4 Vine street
The Restorative is put M in BOTTLES Of three sizes
viz: large. me1ium and small: the small holds X a
pint and rctails for dollar per bottle: med
nm holds at least twenty per cent in proper
ton tlan the small retails for dollars pes bot
tle the large holds quart. 40 per cent more in
propoFti1lL md retails Tor 81 bottla
O.J. W )OD & c.. Pruprst0rE Az Broadway Ne,T
| York aud III Market st., st. Louis. No.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
aetiers' sePtI-d&w-Sn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-10
BALTIMORE
Commercial College
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LOG ArED.
Cor. Baltimore aud Charles-Sts.


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Cor. Baltimore and Charles-StS.,
DALTIMoR ND
rI1HlS INSTITUTION Is NuW IN TILE &fs7
/ prosperous and fl0nrisIIIl.E ccf,,I,lot. Tyts q
Tiig the last tw"Hears has ii been necs.aI, l,7
larger apartments Tor the acCOn!iHgl4li. = The L.
creasiliR number Of students, Representa-, GARY
every state in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the INST c,<iis-ss IL
desirably lOcaieti buildinE= Ia the cif. II !'zs
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered y.tsi
men desiring to qualify themselves yfq!+iiy IS -
various duties of the Counting hU,tu. or 10 ol;4l
1h0To'gh IFdctiedi Business Eiset'ia" ge'ieT.yas
unsurpassed. in any particular by any siiakf s1-
islIment in the United States.
FACULTY:
Is. K. LDSIER,
Prindpal-Lecturer Tn the Science Of Are.rH;a t9ar
meTce. Business Customs. eic.
j. II PHILLIPS,
Professor of the Theory and Practice Of Bo-h'eii'l
and Commercial Ceicul,tionS.
Ii. II. DAVIES.
Associate Professor II n, IE-EeeTipg
n. e. JOHNSON.
Professor of Business aui ornamental PeuFnaa,sl
5. WILLIAMS Es2-=
Lecturer on Mercantile l.Iw.
Rev. z. YEArES REESE u D.,
Lecturer on Commercial Ethios
TRUSTEES:
Hon. Jno. P. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua T7as.nt,
Hon. Thos Swami, WTn. II. Krisher. Isl.
Jacob TrIISt. Ed Ssr-Et!-l.e- r
The College i rrorilcI yFt!. Commercial LilfT7
of Standard Works, expressly for the use Of The =
dents.
Each Student las desk 10 Himself and Is .siE
! rately Instructed.
There being no vacation during the ysAE, sa'sfS
can enter Mt any time.
ThetimeusuiiIy required I" complete: she full s-f'
| from TO II weeks.
nnNT V1HFa g. .Taae Fa flf gFaA sFqN
A large and beautifully Ornamente1 'ArrEla o.
tanning upwards Of SIX soUGRE PEEL. rea.e-sa1- ..
Exterior and Interior View If the Coile-s , W
characteristic designs penmanship. 6c 4eti ~ IN
partieulsra.Y Ad5resi j. x. LNSIEE.
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