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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-13

A LII kinds Of Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
"A Small Fruits. Shrubs and Flowers, Grapes,
rroline and Ever Bearing Strawberry Plants, the
famed Hubbard and valparaiso Squash, Apple Pie
Mellon and Sweet Pumpkin Seeds.
1000 arecn- House Plants, including Fragrant,
Perpstsal and Climbing Hardy Roses, Pinks, &C.
raneums, verbenas, DC.
MY stock IL OF the very best varieties and quail
ty, and will be sold for Cash or Produce.
WIN. BARNES.
March3-dkw3m
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PRICE OF COAL REDUCED.
II AN nov selling that superior Coal from the
L New York and Pennington Bank,
Al i2A cents Per bush., delivered,
or III - - ~ Levce.
80 LOADS DELIVERED UNDER rs BUSHELS
AT THE ABOVE RATES.
Terms cash On delivery. Once on Levee; near Main
SAnltdu II. e. PLATI.
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p I K F'H p 81 A Il I!

At mARCY,s, on second.strees
"A is tie only place that you can get good Gaii
twist Rifos, and Colts Kevolvers ct SIS piece.
mch80dIy
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w. Ia. w OOL

tn AGENT FOX THE FOLLOWING
- EL1ADLE LAkE AND FINE NM
SURANCE COMPANIES:
Mutual Uene1lt Lite ans. 90.
Net accumulation Jan. 1, go, "a, 400 ,6e2So.
This Company hes larger sessnulation con-
pared with Its liabilities tsan any other Life In
surAnce Co. In the United States.
% persons In this city have their Lives insured
In this Company 80
LAMAR FIRE ms. co. or NEW YORK.
Cash Capital $500 900.
HUMBOLDT FIRE ms. GO. OF NEW YORK.
500 Cash Capital 900, 900.
ATLANTIC FIRE ms CO. or BROOKLYN, NJ.
Cash Capital ESQ, 900.
QUAKER oITY ms. 90. or PHILADELPHIA.
Capital and Surplus, Jan. l. lS4o,
e32&. 3Ss AZ,
1-Partieular attention given 10 Marine and
Fire Insur ance. Contrast Policies issued.
oFficS-on Third-st.' Ksolu, wn lo.s. -
February. Is, lsos-d
Insurance.. Insurance Insurance
D0kICln5on Stores, Dwcllinxs, MsrchanAiss
j Pork Houses, Public Buildiags, Aanuaaeturiog
Establishments, Household Furnitars, and all insu-
rsbls property, Lsppd ~ the lowest rates in the
foliowiag nsstaatiaI Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN
CAFIFAL e400, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL el50,OO0.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CArlrAL esOO.OOO
MERCHANTS ms. CO., or HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL 100000.
This Agency always pays IL Losses promptly
Dwellings, with Turniturs therein, insured 81
vIRY xoDERATH FRExiUh, for one, three Of Ave
ysarS. CallAnd learn tho rstes. WE
f4Aa WIN. Ws WELkNAE. Art.
Mshldlm Hecond-st., near Main.
Lite, Fire ana Marine insurance
-, o,.. !. ss@@:>T -
k1OLIlhS g A1.ur.aes issued 9 tho lowest
fHR MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YoRx
This II tho safest and most reliable Life Insurance
. = rssn 4, va J. cc
ATLANTIC TIRx AND MARINE ms. CO..
o. FRpvID1NcI, !. 4.
OaPisai sls0. 0O0 90.
sPRIN0EIELD FIRE AND MARINE ms. co.
~ srnIMoYIRLp, MAso.
CaPital also, 100.
PEORIA MARINE FIRE INSURANCE q,
CaPIta1 400 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance viii 10 we'll to cali q
| the Agsney O6M Of ~ @. R. DIMOND,
1shlsaln kainrst., over ogdsna 1sch Ssoss,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-03-13

ElOCuIton,
|nR, MENTAL AND VOCAL PHILOSOPHY
" involving the principles Of Reading And
Speaking, and designed FOR the development q
both body and mind. in accordance with the ma
ture and destiny Of man, by Prof. Bronson, A. al
ID. D, For sale by
II. w. WESTcOTT,
Dsclod ~ Main-st.
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original Notice,


RIO NELSON SAGE. You are hereby notifio,
tina there In now on file In the Clerk y Once d
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Keokuk
d petition and amended petition OF Henry q. DA
Louis and Louise o. DeI0uia. minars, who sue b,
their Guardian, Martin stafford, claiming OF ven
the reverson In fee simple of the following real 60
tate, situated In Lee county, lows, Wis: the undi
vided sevsn-eighths OF Lot No. 10 In Block No. )
in the city Of keokuk; said reversion being ex
pcctant the estate for life of Henry B. DeIcuis
therein said petition also claiming that petition
ers- title to said reversion ~ against you be de-
termined and forever queted. Now, therefore, mn.
less you appear and answer to said petition on Of
before tho second day Of the KIT term Of said Cour
at keokuk TO be holden, judgment will be render.
cd against you thereon.
CURTIS. GILMORE CURTIS,
Jan. 1, ls60-4w Att'ys for Petitioners.
United states marshaI,s sale"
UNITED D sTATEs OF AMERICA, IS.
DY virtue of an Execution to me directed, isss ed
- by the Clerk of the District Court of the Uni.
ted States for the Southern Division Of the District
of Iowa, and against Arther Walcott, defendant
and In favor Of Nathan Newson, / have levied
upon, and will sell to the highest bidder, ~ the
door of the Clerks Office of the District Court al
the United States, for the District of Iowa. ut Keo-
kuk In said District, on the Gath day of February
A. d. 1850, between the hours of 0 O'Clock a. m
and o'clock p. m. Of said day, the following
property, to-wits Lot No. LIZ In Block No. 1877
Lots No. and 8 In Block Il, and Lots and in
ty, Iowa. Taken and levied upon as the property
OF Arther Walcott to satisfy said Writ Of Execu-
ton.
Keokuk, Jan. ~. 1850.
L. SUMMERS, u. s. Marshal,
jan2Sdtd by j. Z. ANTHONY, Deputy.
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IN 00nn Bushcls 81 spring ana
1OsOoOO Fatl wheat Wnnlca.
900 BUSH. aye.
800 BARLEY, and seeds, Hes ns,
- we'll AZ all other Country Produos, for which
the highest market price In CASH viii b paid By
w. III. AUSTIN 4 CO..
= NHut3d6w ITS Naln-st-
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"a LARGE stock OF Juveniles for the Holiday
8 for SAILS BY II. W. WI8TCOTT, "
Dsslsd aso % 1ain-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
Last Nights Report,
xxxYIrh CONGREss-FIRsT sEss1o,

XXXYIth CONGREss--FIRsT SESSION.
WAsHNeToY, Jan. u.
HppsE.-Ar. Scranton said his constituents had
demanded Of him no pledges, and that he epioved
snindependent position. He had twice voted for
Mr.. Gilper. Not that be loved Mr. Sherman Iess
but order more and desired to rescue Tie House
from its difficulties, n
hr. Sherman had explained sati,focforgv n
him that he repudiated ali sympathy for tbe of1o,
iOus sentiment Of Helpers Book.
He(SerantoD) then ca led attention to the nro-
ceedings Of recent meeting in Luzerne county
70 declare attachment TO the Union and Cousfitn,
tioD, The resolutions sdgptea lsubtleSs ex
pFess the 5eniments u Tao eftiTe peonfs
Of Pennsylvanis, and condemned in strong
terms aggressions. on the institutions Of the
South, and approve the conduct Of Gov. Wise
in connection with Browns iRygsi9R 9f FiF-
Mr.. Campbell endorsed the patriotic senti-
ments Of the resolutions The time had come
when he could say for Pennsylvania, without
fear Of contradiction anywhere, that she has
always been true and always will be true TO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

4 CARD.-I would announce that my SECOND term
in singing, for adults will be commenced on Friday
evening, January 18Th, 1860. The RudmentsFy
Branches will be thoroughly taught; apd ladies and
geBtlemea wishing tbOroRgh tnOWledge Of nOta
ton snd singing at sight win do well to improve
this opportunity, as this viii be the Jas; course 1
may have this season.
The "JUBILEE" viii be used as text book. The
Tuition for the term Of Twenty lessons viii be Pac
ed OF 81 90 for ladies, aud 81, so Tor gentlemen.
The cooperation Of CIergymen Of different denOm-
nations is respssry solicited as one of the great
objects Of the school will be tpe BraTtice Qf Psalm
ody, Chanting and Church MUSIC, which will serve
70 enable singers Of the different societies who mhy
attend ts Rnita az occasions where large chorus
Is desired.
have also class for children, which meets ev.
cry Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
Private instruction given in Vocal Music, Piano
and Guitar. Apply at my rooms between the hours
Of o'clock A. II. and 3 P. NJ.
A. BYRON CHASE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

APPoIETMENTs.-In accordance with reso-
luton of the Council passed rpOR Tuesday even
ing, Mayor sESrER yesterday appointed Com
n;,,.., to 20 to Columbus with Mr.. Williamson,
member of he State Board of Equalization from
tbi, county, to snGSlvOr to procure a recOnsids-
ration of the action By BbiOh the valuation Of
property in this county has bsss decreased eight
per cent above the former sPPEaiiements, ibis
act of the State Board is generally considered
very unjust. The Committee appointed consists
Of hon. F. 7. BaekuI, hon. D. K. Cartier, and
Msssrs. Chss. WinslOW, and b. Crawford. i vas
stated in Council by Gen. Oviatt that while Frank"
lin county has 90, 600 acres more thsn CuyahOga,
her tax had been $50, ,OOO less than that of this
county.
The Committee appointed to confer with the
.aammissiOners on Penitsndary, with a view to
Rlfing tho new institution located here, are
Msssrs. C. L. Russell and Benjamin Harrington.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

PoLIcE CoURT-JUDeE LAwRENOE.-ThOmas
Shay was yesterday fined $40 and costs for dis
turbance which he had raised contrary to the peace
of the city.
William Dorsey for a similar but aggravated Of
tense, was fined $40 and costs
John Nine and James McCabe for assault and
battery were fined SO and costs each.
William COnal lor being drunk vas fined S. and
costs.
The case of John Dorsey for the larceny of q
buffalo robe from Mr.. George P. Smith, was held
open to the 18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

Tbs WITCH FOUED.-Mr. Geo. Schrieder Ol
Pearl street, " 10 was "dOus" out Of watch and
chain as before M utiODed has recovered the arti-
cles, but cannot tell W here they have been. re-
ward of S25 was offertd Cor their discovery. On
Tuesday Mr.. C. L. Fish, Law yer, called upon Mr.
scbrieder and asked if be wOulC. pay the S25 fol
the watch. Mr.. schrieder referred hiu to the 70
ice, but Mr. Fish wanted 70 do the business
directly with him. Mr.. S. told him he would thu
of it, and consulted the police, who advised him to
secure the watch but insist upon learning OF MI
Fish the name of the party from whom he obtain
ed it. When Mr.. s. next saw Mr.. Fish the latter
said he should have to pay s2OfOr the watch and
wanted IS for his trouble. lie finally gave up tha
property and received therefor S24, but refused to
give any information as TO where he got the watch
either TO Mr.. S. or the police.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
la CHERSEMAN,s PILLS.

ThS. GHEESEMAN'S FILLS.
TNHR COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DTEb rs in these Pills ara the result Of long and
r,rtxe.oetse. They mild IN their operation, and
certain in correct irregularities, Painful Mensrua-
,tops removing an distractions whether from cold or
ohervse beadass in in the 81 e, Dalpiiation Of the
hs.t vbYtes. all ncrvols affections Mysteries, fatigue
nsi in the back and limbs SC, disturbed sleep which
nllss from interTupio ion Of natsre 49,, ,,,rro
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was The comm Of nov era IN the treatment Of
those irregularities ald obstrucons whehhav consigned
30 many thousands Of young the beautiful and the be-
oved 10 Premature Gave. No female can enjoy good
health unless she is regular and whenever AZ obstruction
s,es ulaee the general health begins 20 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are Che most eGectual remedy known for ali eoI-
nsus peculiar to Fae To all classes they are thFai-
laabIs rEleig ivh certainty periodical regularity They
are known to thousan e who have used them at dferen
ros throughout the country having the sanction Of some
of the most eminent physicians in America Explicit dire-
ions stating i5h and hsH they should not Be used with
seh Bo1-the Pioe OHs Dollar each boz, containing 20
FiilF-
Avsusbs psmrh ct 10 be had ree Of the Agents Pills
es 81 sal pT0mDlg. By enclosing piice 10 the General
aFeni sgld b. DruggistE gene rally
r. H HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
lG5 Caumbers ST., New Y0Tks
-.,Siis " dec7eOwdEw: RIO
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INDIAN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DE.
PAHTmENT.
WAsHIKGToN, Jan. II.

" -7'A-A4i uAe4'f SoAA. IL
From the N. Y. Times Washington cores
pondent; The War Department IS preparing
for effective operations in the spring against
the Indians, who are now committing depre-
datiOns on the Santa Fe mail route. Col
Summers command will furnish the forces
Col, JohnsteR's Yah senaIaand is to be order
ed into Arizona in The spring.
Letters from leading Bankers in New York
state that owing to the non-orgauisation Of
the House Post of5es grip viii not be pur-
ehasss9 q h'gasE rates than we're paid six
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THE MUNICH GALLERY-Aniqus Binding Plates.
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illustrations.
DANA's HOUSEHOLD BOOK oE PoETRY-In full
Tu key aud half binding
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WASHINGTON AT MT. VERNoN-By Losing, in
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

The PARTY TO-NIsHT.-Hops Engine Co.
No. g. holds their annual Ball this evening at the
Atheneum Hall. This Company is one which is
composed Of good and true lIemen and good citi
zens, and is deserving of encouraging patronage
from the citizens whose property they labor to pro-
tect. The managers will co all in their power to
make the occasion pleasant one.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

Coon TENPLAR's SocIABLE.-The ladies con-
nected with Cleveland Temple, propose holding a
reunion at their Hall, head Of Water on Superior
street, this evening, Jan. 18th. A good supper
good music, and a good time is expected. The
public are invited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

QUEER "HAND OF WRITE."-Th principal at the
Commercial College, Nj. E. G. Folsom, received
a letter day or two since nom gentleman who
has the proprietOrship and editOrshp of prOmi-
nent provincial newspaper not very many miles
from Cleveland, which was as near being illegible
from its outrageous hand. as Rufus ChOate would
have dared to write. The letter was handed
around to some sixty ladies' and gentlemen, stu
dents, to decipher the signature, but not one OF
them could read it correctly. What tOrtures that
mans wife must have been in when be was writing
"eourtin' letters"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

PAsToRAL YIsIT.-The friends of Rev. J. C.
WHIrE, Of the Plymouth Congregational Church.
will meet at his house upon Bolivar street. this af-
ternOOn and evening for a pastoral visit. All are
invited and oil who are present will enjoy the social
Uisf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

WELL sAIP.-The Detroit Advertiser. in speak.
ing of the Angler, says:
The Angler has for several years oOd among
the very first hotels in the county, and Mr.. Tay-
lor has contributed largely TO its reputation
DetrOiters who can find out as soon as any body
who ''can keep a hotel, almost all make it point
to stop at the Angler while at Cleveland and
show their disceInnent in doing so.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
HAIR DYEI HAIR DYE HAIR D4t
Wm-L. RatksIorls Hair DYt !!

The only harmless and rel&gble Dye knOl0R.
The Original and best N the Worldt
an therE are mere limitations and Eh0uld be avoided
ass.is 4 60 escape ndiCule.
iasHv RED OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
.,U,fl I'd natural Brown Black without the least
tu,ury 70 Ha. r OF Skin
IsTgTrrIr MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
-,as, ,oyvn A. Baichslsr since lsas, and $4,000
t7,s ba,,' been made 70 the Hair Of his patronI u
AIS famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHEL, 'R's HAIR DYE produces a solOT
s a h d,rt,pr7,sl,5 IN nature. and is WARRANTED
o 70 ure in the least er long may Dc continued
sud the M effect Bad Dyes eolsa' the hAir in'sOt
. ated for life bythis Splendid Dye -, ., a. vi.
Made sold or sppiied In private ioosI - me wa
FGet0ry, No. 233 Broadway, N. y. -. -, -. 4. ~
sold IN al cities and tana ufl Ae United s'o1 " Diee
,sists and Fancy Goods Dsaless ..i
~ The genuine has the VI hedfean op01 nee
49, VIZ A IA NCHEL0E,
isnl7 No 25s HrosdgaY. n. y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

( The INDUSTRIAL ScHOOLEz 1t is ex-
peOted that exGOv. Chase win be present at the
exhibitlOn Of the Industrial School at the Melo-
deOa on Monday evening next and address the
children.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

ARREsTED.-Henry Blackman. a young man was
arrested last night for stealing buffalo robe from
Mr.. H. k Winslow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

TRE INsANE NAN The friends of the insane
young man Bushnell, now confined in the city
prison unsafe TO be at large who reside at Hart
ford, Trumbull county, are expected 10 come to
town for him to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

THE LEcTURE To NIeHT.-The lecture to
night at the MelOdeOn by Horace Greeley upon
Central America will be fully attended, IS it should
be. The fame of the speaker, together with the
interest Of the subject viii ensure a full house
There is perhaps no part of the civilized world
that the public in general know less about than
Central America; and Western America, as the
future arena Of busy life, should be well under
siood
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
IT IS COM


= ~ ali who nav
1T is COM ~ -
re FROM GUNS and has ns
Standard Mediclne, known and arUriy..
used II, and IS resOrted 10 with coufdsprs
diseases for which It is rec ulnncufad -
Z has cured thonsndsl within tha I,ss t,-o v..zs
who hsd gwen up all hopes. of relief - ne nun,o
unsolicited certificates In = nv pogseSCior sho-.
The dose must be ads apted SO re tfmnerssrt ,f H.
Individual takiugit aud rs E "a In ub 9aanii-iss - =
act gently on The bowels x
Let the Dictates OF Nuur : udgmenf Guide vou IN H..
use Of he LIVER @IFIGOR ATOR, ana N
viii cure Liver Com-'T Iplaiufss Rilforts A.
lacks1 ID Dysp e y = 1 a3.@IChrenic Dfarrhoen.
= u ln m e = Z M = ~ minis, ID yse " te-
Ey1 DrOpsyS SOurZ Stomach Habffual
CosIiyeneBs3 Chol-i-lcB Ch5leFug ChOiPs
"a mOrDllss Chqlcf81I II n IN y { ume Rtafua
len e1 n y n d e .sitemale Weakness
esq ana my oe used sue cesSfnly as OhDIN A
ny FAMILY MEDI-GICiNE. Il will .ure n i1s,E-
II y A G. n r. Ia = lhoussuds can to~ffe'' =, IL
TWENTY MINUTES 1FISlTWO OR TVRPR ~
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-%lEN a. eoulmenrsTosnf p
attack. 90 -
Al who use Il ore giving their tes inony in rs yoT
q Nix water in the nth with the TNVTi0 y spor,
and swallow both tueeIhFr A4A W.
Hsrice One Dollar prr noerf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

=. ". Bingham-Master's sale.
W. Bsynes-Judsment for Sale.
I. A. Issacs-Cioaring Out Snla.
Eroemaa \ KeloEg-Nsw GSods
academy OF Music-The Husbands RsvsrEe-R Robert
Macaife-Bambsozling.
A. Byrcn Chase-Bus. Notice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12

DONATION YIsIT.-Tbe members of the Wes
leysn Society will have donation party in tbeir
Church, on Euclid S rect, on Thursday, January
18th inst for the benefit of their Pastor, Rev. Mr.
CROOKs. Refreshments win be provided for the
occasion.
Members Of the Congregation and friends are
invited to be present with their donations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
TIE GREAT VITAL RRGENERAFOR,
"TESEMAR.
Thai Professor Woods Hair Restorative
UTTTJ, PRESRVE TNFALLTBLY

M LII PhfIOhN y lNt ALL lDA4
w the 0rO0ti aud color Of the har. # used two Or
three times week, TO Iagua5'e age Perfectly, re-
the gray, the bald VII natures own ornament
preserve scalp free from all diseases to the creates.
Professional men and eateIn n Ladies Of ali classes
all the world bear Testimony that we do not say to-
HiCHoRY GRovE s. Charles Co, No. NOV; & -, 80.
W. sTo induced 10 use soue o our HaIr Re toTuyo anl
Effects wonderful, ise Il 9uI duty t. ron aa
our little sons head for sums time had been PERFECTLY
covered with sores and sms called L sea % Tbs
seeing hi surngs advise u 10 ue NOar ResorS We
snl mai of All oaf rsnes very few aB icaIlos renns
the disease enirey, and usW and luLlrtanI ef U ha
healthy scalp and luxuriant o. halr as sly hT
child We can, the efrs, and do hereby 20
Restorative Derlect remedy for all diseases oi IL
Sc-lp and hair We are yours reslsei eii1llv llv,r
sE9i ssRiE y 4 AHHgsSdeHTssSR65FhA41MAs AHHgisSdTsS6FA1As.
PRoF WoOD-Dear Sir: Ny hair hsd. 1oI se'sr1 years
which rendered the csrnt application Of OIL BS c.
SsIy IN dress Pg Il. " asn comm = SsS @ N si It yc5os
hayirg c1uti uod rs Il within the three las W Cas-
and ustre great be Treered to h0'e produced y tue
appicaon of o. any otasr nay SssI o
whether TO be usal as Hair Restorative tur ,s simple
purpose OF dressing or beayIng the hair. You hive per
mission 10 ref-T al who entertain any doubt Of ia
performing all that is claimed ior It. y ,,,,,o,,ns
/ Cincinnati o. Feb. 10 ls5l Us ThiTd St
PROP. WOOD-Dear Sir; By he advice OF friend OF
mine who had been Usirg Hair Restorative
iduced to Try it, haI the fever time May
come in great deal thicker than sysrt Nolhng but
duty and symnqthV that f 70 communicate Otbets
Who are afflicted as have bee would induce to give
this public ui The benefit have reoogse
/ Yours respectfully.
4. r. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put up i bottles Of three Sizes yz
Ts1re medium and small. the small holds = pint
reta for one ar per bottle; the medium holds II asg
twenty Der cent more in proportion than the Emal rd ta
fr two dollars per btIs the large hods quart 20
cent proportion, Ard rstais iOr three dollars
bottle - =.
l York and No. ia Market street, s. LOUIS, no.
And sold b. All Druggists and Fancy fsonds lealsf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-12
FROM INDIANAPOLls.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. II.
On motion of John L Robinson, seconded
by Gov. Willard, Mr.. Lowry was declared per-
manent President unanimously,