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The new era., 1860-01-26
Her Birthday.


This day she would been two years old,
The tenderest lamb Of my lsssened fold
Some months she's trod the streets of gold
Ah, sad and drear has been each day,
Since the sweet darling went away.
think now Of the morn she came,
= More prscious gift than wealth or fame, IA
The little birding without name-
She filed the measure Of my thought,
For only joy her coming brought.
From out my window can see
Her little grave. That's left to me,
4 With all the precious memory,
And little clothes she used to wear,
And golden tresses Of her hair. "a
! think Of all her winning ways,
Her wondrous thirst for love and praise,
The gleefulness that crowned her days
The patter Of those tireIess feet,
That wove unwritten songs 50 sweet.
Sad memories allah me, know,
Isaw her through the Valley 90, 9@ %.
Saw on her face Deaths gentle woe,
Saw her sweet life fade out from mine,
From mine, ints the Life Divine.
To Life Divine. my gentle dove,
Where all our dreams Of the Above,
Close in one gush Of holy love;
There to her Birthday has been given
. The roseate dawn Of blessed Heaven.
The glory Of that Uppsr Land, III
Its breezes soft, and pure, and bland,
Her forehead and her cheek have famed
There nevernore. sweet child, TO sever,
III fold her 10 my heart forever. a. ~ s.
Now Heaven doth seem more near to me,
More clear the roll Of the jasper Sea
D Against the shores Of Eternity.
There drops within my soul balm
God help me to be strong and calm
IAN. 22, 1860. 5
The new era., 1860-01-26
From the American Union.
LOttie Lincoln---The Flirt.
4 SHORT STORY IN TWO PARTS
BY MINNIE MARY LEE.

A fellow that lives in a windmill has not
more whimsical dwelling than the heart of a man
that is lodged in woman - Congrsre, Way of
the World, .dct III.
The new era., 1860-01-26
A rlous little boy one day seeing his
re sister in n passion, thus spoke TO

HeF. :. Nary, ID9k nt inc sun, VIII
s5nd hi down i.wfii sa1r be 5nt u
sighs.3 39t a. cong il gore cnwf =
Mary, .ges nos the knn go GOWN spon
yo9s wrath.
The new era., 1860-01-26

I" Hath the maid to whom thou vast kneeling
Trifed with thy holiest feeling 2
Cease to love her, cease to mind her,
Find one juster, truer, kinder"
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HEAR WaAT THK 3. P 8 81 .si IsAY 3.

I. The undersigned having. used Professor HUN.
PHREYs' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
having full confidence In their genuInenesS purity
and efficacy, cheerflIly reeomdend Them To an IeT.
Sons who wish to have sale, reliable, and efcaciouS
tetuedleJ at hand for private or domestic use.
= The Rev. VIM. Hosmer, editor of The Northern
independent - Auburn, n Y. the Rev. E. n Cres.
sty, DID, Rector Of ST Peter Church, Auburn NY;
tlle Rev. BI. Ives Chaplain Of the Auburn State
Prison: the Rev. Spencer ~ Rice, Rector NeW-Resl-
ford. -BIasS the Rev. Allen Steele NeW-foTE Con.
ference the Rev Samuel Nichols East Genesee Con.
ference, n. Y; tile Rev p s. Pratt, Dorset, VT tile
Rev John z Robbie, Buffalo "a. G. Hart, Esq, Utica,
Schuyler Coiiax3 sontli. Bend The Hbn George
Humphreys, n, Y; Henry d. Cook, Esq, Editor Of
the Ohio State Journal 0oiulnbus Ohio; the Hon.
4 II. Graham, Moline, III the Hon Thomas j.
Chase, Monticello, Fla. the Hon. JpSeph Benedict,
Utica1 N.Y. VIM. Bristol, Esq, UdSa. n. Y. AS.
Pond, Esq, Utica, n. rs james Plunkett ESQ., Nash.
Vile TenF'
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sEpFH2Ial sslI Barnum5 sss y HAT isitfs
8 is nov lerel We have in our possession
(piekedsu In the streetl Is gnlar piece
of dig goods 1T is fourteen, only think,
fourteen inches long about three quarters
OF. ansi1ch wide, one half Of it made of
elastic, the Other hall is white velvet with !
red rose, delicate bud, and sundry
green leaves stamped upon it in bright
colors. Il appears to have bad silver
clasp uponit. but one side of the said clasp
Is gone, (which will account for it being
in the street, perhaps. Tie first question
is, What is it n the next5is, 81 Whose is
II ~ We know that the lady-for IL must
have been a lady who wore it's pretty,
or has been, but inclined TO the opinion
that she is slightly eua6oapotat. '.NFhose
is it % We repeat. Qhif dear, howaqueers
thelady must have felt when she felt the
clasp burst and knew 4 must fall to the !.
pavement the next instautcs eHgh Well
warTanslth her cheeks. turned as red as Z
theroseFpn the beautiful zone before us.
ButsRwhose itit?p that the,question!-
The fair one toHwhomgit belongs can have
it by calling at this Office and proving
property. There are nc. charges to pay,
consequently the reCovery1 of the said belt
(?l depends entirely nppn the production
of its,mate. - 80
NB.-We forgot To mention that it just
fits around our neck. Whose is it2"
whose is it?g AL aud what is5it?''-
Rosfolk Day Book.
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!Syphilts and lisrcurial Dissase.
MN ORlEANs. 25th AnNI

DR.. J. C. AVER: Sir: / cleerfuily comply with
the re9ueft agent, aud report you some of
the effects have realized with your SarsHparila.
complaints for which il Is recommended, and have
found its effects truly wonderful in the cure Of Tene
real and dierC1riGt Uiseass One of my patients
had Syphilitc ulcers in his throat, which were con-
Stunning his palate and tho top of his mouth Your
Sarsnp9rilla steadily take cured lin in five weeks.
Au0therw was attacked by secondary symptoms III his
nose and tho liberation Ind eaten away n considers
ble part Of it, that believe tho disorder would
soon reach his brain and kill him. But It yielded 10
my administration of SarsapariIln; the ulcers
healed and lie iswel again, not of course without
some dishguratfon of his face. a woman who Ind
suffering from this poison In for bonos TheS. had
become So sensitive to the weather that on u damn
day she suffered excrucatng pain in her joints and
bones. She. too, cured entirely by your Snlsa-
parilla in few weeks. ] know from its formula,
which your agent gave me, that this preparation
from your laboratory must be great remedy; con-
sequently these truly remarkable results with 1t
have not surprised ME.
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DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.
FOR. CHILDREN. TEETHING.

The inrehtoS CtIiRl5 as acknowledged aud protected
by the. GoUernments Of C1tnoda, The United Suites.
and Great BritIin; to all 1Uhom Il may concern.
5TNTtIATI CLAIM AS MY INVENTION is, THE
w contriTance of keeping accounts current, OF
whatever kind, description variety, in printed
orIa, by keeping tho statements of the several ac-
printers type or their equivalents
the typo being SO arranged in form to admit
being readily and quick rcaus tn any partfcu
lar part, Hllere an account may have undergone
change, by the lapse Of time the current of bust.
ness transactions; 30 that when reaIliusted in al
such parts up to any given date, impression then
taken from thetypc shall exhibit in printed form.
tho true state Of all the accounts kept accurately
representing all the balances or concusiOs in ac-
cordnnce with the end or ends contemplated In keep
ing the records rendering it, in commercial business
n balance sheet Of tho most compact and perfect
character the details of management being snbstan-
TALLY rectted in speciffca wherein 1t Is shown
that the tact or facts to be recorded, may be repre-.
sonted by figures symbols. dates, or numbers, used
either separately in combination or by Whatever
else will Indicate tile fact facts as desired: and
furthermore based on this primary invention. I also
claim the device or Continuance of rendering or
transmitting accounts in partial or full statements
when the statementor statements so sent are thus,
or SUBSTANTIALLY thus, kept IN type by the contrf
yailce Of be tile medium of transmits
sion What 1t may; but the particular mode Of rem
der1ng ncconnts by the Of tho Dispatch Machine
constitutes OF prom Movement. Reel, and Cutter
stamp, CHIN in the broadcast and fullest sense and
also tile machine ITSELF embracing alit forms and
modes, of operating, indicated In describing it
either rs simple hand instrument, propelled
by machinery. And in connection with these sreci.
nc claims, and based upon them 1 also claim all
otherIneans and appliances substantially the same
MS those herein claimed intended to be claimed.
with these Chains fully acknowledged and nrotectel
as above this invention has already spread itself
over Canndas eighteen States of tho American Union.
and into Great Brf tain, and Is now used in moro than
three hundred Newspaper Offices. It's immenseya1n
10 banking and similar institutions will be shown In
a circular which will make ts appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications for Information, Deeds Of
Itch dsehtnea wilEreceive dueat5
tentton, when addressed eithor to lss355s Is Z
u ~. 4 az. y ns
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:. MANHOOD N ..El..l \
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just Published, IN q Sealed Eayelope,
ALECTURE ONTHE NATURE, TRRATMENT.AND
in3l Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
involuntary Emissions, producing Impotence, Con.
sumption and Mental and 6ysical Debility.
By ROB. y. CULYERWELIi, 81: D.
The important fact that the awful conseduences OF
4eltaonss may be removed without inter
tics. instrpnents medieated bouE and other ON
ptreai is here clearly deonstta and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment a.
adopted BY the celebrated author fully by
means OF every one is enabled to cure himseif
perfectly and At the least possible cost, thereby.
Lecture will prove boon to thousands and
Sent under seal to any address, post paid ON the
receipt OF two postage stamps, BY ADDRESSING DR.
Post Box 1886. - 1- -.Ss ~ -
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to Sc .. Agent and Attorner..
John ,. HaInes, Loadon. ENC! q

~ To "LEX, . who in the 1ioatseal GalstRe oflst
February; 1850. apronounees the fdcao Of keeping
accounts current '.in type" ssgross aI,surdity'i
thanks are and the assurance given
that this gross absnrty is oil that Mr. Dick has
claims hinder no operation therein into WhIchu4his
gross absurty is not pirattcaIly smuggleSl in any
manner: neither bodily nor partially neither iii
rectly or tndrectly neither explicitly nor symboli
ically: this ground his claims cnver and nothing
nloIei the absolute monopoly of this absurtity and
read, attest.TIEa 20 so 5 5S.Is.t9
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-sz5's-l ~, = So.4B4 Vino street.
The Restorative isput up in bottles Of three sizes
viz large, medium and small: the'small holds u a
pint and retails for dollar per bottle; the ed
UNI holds ut least twenty per cent more In proper
ton than the small retas for two dollars pes bot
tlei the largo holds quart, 40 per cent. more In
proportion, and retails for s. bottle
O.J.WO0D B CO. PrOpriotOrs ~ broadway, New
York. aud ia Market st., st. Louis, 9Io. 49,
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
deAlers. aeptl.d&w-3m
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1857.
g PRoR. ;WooD-Dcar Sir: Your Hair Restorative Is
proving itself beneficial To me. The 'front.' and also
the back part OF my head almost lost its covering
In fact BALD. have used but two half pint bot
ties Of your Restoratiye and now the top Of NV
bead isWell studded with promising crop OF young
have tried other preparations without any benefit
whatever. i think from my own personal recon-
mendntion4L can induce many others to tryit.
You're. regpectfnllY. D. II. THOMAS. VI. D..
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TITS COMPOUNDED
and has become an
Medicine, known andap1
used It, and is nowreSort5
all the dfsea for which
IthAscured Thousands
who had given up ALL
numerous unsolicited
session show. Ass
Thedo must be adnp-i
OF the Individual taking
titles as to.aet gently oni
Letthe dictates Of your
the nses Of the LIVER
Will cure Liper OiNS-l
Dy4lfpSiG, GhroRie j DI-i
plGiHfs, Dyse1teEy; Drop
val Cbktipe1lEES, u janlje.j
Cholera Lltatltum, EIG-l
ReGk IIeEseE, and may bel
Ordinary EaBtily Redi-
-HEADACHR, tas thou-s
t,0eIlty HliaaaeE, II tl00 d5s
taken at commencement
Au;4eto use &c are gir-I
its favor.
: NH 5WATER I'M
TIE LNFR7GORATOR.
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1IYIq a s4Id1IgaH ano

,,.,,.. r.
knH JoId 10 soaps HssS % 10 sIs5 TpaoESssIoId
Xoq rad u .sGollos1!p I'M ma 3.selld .sIno
v 50 loan p9lls1 9q 6Su pug su&ouH 6psu9I 4uSIo
-ps pnE lnlsssoons lsou agL slIqslI lIA3 10 sITns
~ sa;, psa Agsd pug. polg11soId 1nanbssuo0 puV
'xoq lad s1ua9 O9 ts2IId s6su
p5 9 Ig5 70 s9ssssG go!segl9 Inurd .sgd po
.xoq I'D s1uso o. 's9ud
1@nGm aa,, 10 s.apn u2g sssua9s supEuoA Sss
nun ~. o5lsi ss9uA9lS uH9d-'sszs Aols.yaS Hod
Soq lad slusa Oe ssEld suonaIoss 6lupSs IIIA GSuI
'lts&s PnHL suoi'slnmnosV plnLd-Asdosd soI
GO .ssIId .Fss1sIoEld suHsnsExa 10 'uoRpoIpsIV
ss9asls 70 4lnss! Qua 1sqE8 s9uHss
S""AAe IN 40 fsasAqd E'A1r4i 1YAaSzD Hoa
&oq isa slus2 O2 to2lld 'uslplHEO 10 GSStloBO
Sa0 mo sisoLa PIC pug EsuLe4 suo p9lgluP
"us pS'AslNa ispasl0 psS!glua- ,TIaLoH2S Hod
SlSsisJ Pus sra am NJ Sulsua pug Sul1vsH
10 sssnsg sssS stIso 10 snsSi s ga R si
sa5IsIaalTs ~ y sSSgSs,5 "a
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:4aoA -AzlJ '1yAuvoaa sqo roN zoo p sAanHl
HnH ~ sssIppV 'Fsluls p9l!un an ~ GlTunumoo
10 uAol SIsAs VI sS!pssH lno 10 slBs sn IoJ 9ua9V
lu0IoBs taAIloR uU sIfssp 9m-'daLNVAiS LN4oV +
aSIRVo 10 a9J 'sssIdx9 10 Ugu
Eq psu1nlo1 Amp "a INA suolpsm sql pus 1IoI
et6sAp1oIa 900 SO Ssolppu 1no % Hem 40 sduBIB 10
s1ou lus1nS N auuoue sql ssoIouI pug ssooVo uoE
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LIS. OF spEC1YIo REMEpfEs.

No. 1.-For Fever, Congestion, aud Inflammation.
No. 2-FOr Worm Fever, Worm Collie, Weittns tic
No. s-Por Collie, Crying, Tee.hins, and wakefol.
80. 4@For Dlarrhaea Cholera 1ntal,uu, and Sun.
No. 54FoF Collie, eFplngs, Dyssntery, or bloody
30. 6.--Ror Cholera, Cholera AIo5bu,, Vomiting.
No. 1.-Ror Coughs, Colds, Influenza, and Sore
no. 5-For Tooth.ache,, Iaceaehe, aud Se,,raigia
No. 9-Por Headache, Vertigo, Heat and PullneSs
ness OF Head. ~ S,
No. 1o.-DYspEPsIA Ptt1s-Por Weak and Deranged
Stomach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint.
No. i1.-ROR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES, Scanty, Pain
full, or Suppressed Periods
30. l92For Leucorrhea profnse Menses, and
Deartng Down Of Females.
No. 1S.-Ror Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Breathing.
No. 14.-SALT RHEuA PlLLS-For ErySipelas, Erup-
tons, Pimples on the Face.
No. =15.-RHRU2Grto PILLs-For Pain, Lameness,
or Soreness In the Chest, Back, Loins, or Limbs.
A-Ror Fever and ASue, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague,
Old Aiismanaged Agues.
For Piles, Blind or Bleeding, Interzsl or Ex-
:ernaL
o.-Por Sore, Weak, or Inlamed Eyes am EyellIs
Faiiag, Weak, or RuErel Sight,
C-For Catarrh, Of long standing or recent, either
with obstruction proiuse discharge.
W c-For Whooping Cough abating It's violence
and shortening Its course.
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~ btned RVapetator and Defacator for manufaetrF
ing syrup and Sugar from the Chinese Cane, is supe-
EIoIto ai other IN ntons yet offered for this pnr
PCS. II need56nly an examination. establshits
s9peFtortty now have sample on hand and re-
quest all interested to callaAnt examine for tJIsr5
jyis Agents ss ~ 81 S aa84fRsiaFs4
1CE.-1o. Heroes prime Rice just received and
l ~. lor sale by jylsl ~. REILLY.
ExTRA ELoUR,--loO barrels received tb7is,
day, per ste!stAsE co feE, and aIefby 3
49,. s-s5434 M.4REILIsYs
pERL1NVHIRE BRLTOIAsPs7a=Ve
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SHIRRnY FROM GUNS
iabIi6heds fac, a Standard
Tirored bYlall that have
Jed totNith conildeneain
lit isreconniBndeti.
within thelSst tWOyeNrs.
hopes OF relief, as the.
certificates in my pos
tied to the temperament
ft, and used insuch QuAn
THE Bowels
Judgment guide yon in
lMWG0R4TOR, and 1t
lpLdiIttE, BiIliOlLS Attacks,
3GTThee, Situaiaers CON-
81, Sour iSteStach, Hd6ft<
GsOIeTd, Cholera N0rbIi&
ltltIeRee, JGtt1ld ZEE, Ekljtule
used gRuccessfully as an,
cine. twill cure SICK
sands can testify, IN
Three Teaspoon ftils are
of attack.
hing their testimony
TUP 4r1T--
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TRAlIsPoRTA.IIoN
3altinor ol1to Ra1ls road

Lt44s1SASGSkA6
q 60
F4NTBR sCHEDUIsE.
HHEEIIA1, 18th Nov. 1850
" ger Trains VIII be run daily as Follows:
First-The Northwestern. Cleveland, Chicago. st,
LOUIS Indianapolis Dayton, Cincinnati. Oolun1bas
Wheeling, BenWood, Baltfnoreg and Washington City
Cypress departs daily except Sundays at 9:l5 "A, NJ
and arrives In baltimore at $50 A. NJ With
the earliest the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning, le4Tes Baltimore at a Al. NJ and arrives
at BenWood at ':l5 p d. and Yheeling at p NJ
making direct connection with the Western Expires
train. This train Will only stop for water
aud mealing the passengers r. ~ -,
seconl=TheG Great SOuthWe st. Louis, Oinein-
'natlt Columbus Wheeling, B6nWood, Baltimore and
y asltnetons CITY leaves Wheeling dali at
81, arriving IN Baltimore at. 285 p. M,scon-
necttng with the afternoon trains to Eastern and
Southern cities Returning leaves Baltimore at +.
y Anf arrives tBenEood at GAS As8I!and Wheeling
AZ ~, making direct connection with the great
western Express trains. This train lonIYstop for
wood and water and mealing the pa9sengers. -
"A treight train with passenger car attached will
Ieare except SUNDAYS, for Graftonat $40 ~
Returning, viii arrive at SIS P. 81. z5s =. /;
..n.zs... J.B. FORD. Agent. !
M:P. SMRH, Master Of Transport ations
LIN C9en?1 rkakS
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Dr.J. D. s. Claiming, OF New York CITY, writes:
~ most Sheerfuly comply with the request of your
agent in B1ying I have found Your SnrsAparilIa
most excellent Alternative In the numerous coInplnns
for which employ such a remedy, but especially
in Fsndte DtSedxes Of tho scrofnlous diathesfs /
have cured many inyeterNte cases Of LeucorrhGa BY
1t; and some where the complaint caused by ul-
ceraticn ofithe ute,7a. The liberation itself was
soon cured Nothing within my knowledge EQUALS
1t for these female derangemefIts.''
Edward S. Marrow, of NSwbuty, Ala, writes: ga
dangerous Ovarian tnnlor on Of the females in
my family, which had defed all tile remedies we
could employ, has at length been completely cured
by your Extract of Sarsaparilla. Our physician
thought nothing but eStirpaton could afford relief
last resort before cutting, aud it proved atectuGl
After taking your remedy eight weeks no symptom
of the disease remnins.n i.f ssi's
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JOHN &c. IAKIN.

[successor to Wheeler q +I.akin.l
WTILL RECEIVE AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March Goth, a new
and well selected assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings!
Also complete assortment ofGENTLEIEN'S EUR
N1SIIING GOODS. :
Thep patrons Of the old firm, and the public in gon-
eFa are to call and examine my
slock before making their purchases as Intend sell
SIS at snnlI profits to cash and prompt purchasers
ihanktul for the patronage bestowed upon tho old
hrnl solicit continuance of tile same for the new
establishment. JOHN T. LAK1N, Merchant Tailor,
mh2s4wd No 102 Main ST, Wheeling, Va
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nI:EeDIlCIt.AI!lI..E,',
Aver s sIalsis s: g
F0RPURIFYINGTHEBLOOD

And for the of the su95oIned varieties Of
c,atla gnd aeetioas, ssch as Ilpsogs,
UteTs SoEes, EtI.EtioaS, 3mp1eS, EStuIss, Blolct-
eEs 41otEs, BlQitS, and oil iSG1a Diseases.
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UTs Hegetd0te E2rlrqetS, ana PIT EpfH GLASS ca.
SIS Air Tight, and viii keeo IN am cIfga1SS
. The E5AALLK OIL fTHd RTTGsT7LLISSia
gentle bnt active Cath1r- lite which the Dropriefor
has used in his practice, more than twenty years
Thecunstantl yincreas-l = ling demand from those
who have long used aIeIE9 Pills. and tic safis-
inction which all In regard to their use
mas induced me to place them within the reach
, The Profession we'll know that dfherent Ca
thaEttcs net indifferent lpprtonA of tho bowels
The sEdAIEP1 Cd1H-t,Z,I ARTTC. PILL has, with
quo reference to this we'll established fact,
been compounded ffomiEIla variety az. tEe piirsst
Hegetapts5 ~ which act alike on eve
y part Of the eIsmenta-iElE y canal and are good
and stEte in all cases a where Cathartic IS nee
asdi such ne! Dsunqe-h n nleNtS Of tile Stomach,
aeeptns&E afnt IN tte Back: and LOfnS. C6Stire-
ness rain and SoreteSs Orer Gte tv9Is tidy, from
sudden cold which freiE lquently NEGLECTED, end
IN long course OF EsUer Loss 4ppetits Creep-
ing SenSutiol. of C1Ldl loper ne boCiU RsstlsSs-
ness, HEADACHE, orIDetdhkS0 an HE Hea0 MI Tif1n
mdtory DiSeuSes. Worms In Children or 4dEE RLsI
HdttsTn, great Purifier of tho Blood and many dis
eases to which flesh Is heir tn, TO mention
in this advertisements ED0se. L to 81
PRICE 3 DIMES,
The LIVER -ISYIGORATORl and FAMILY CA
THARTIC PILLS are rctailrd by Druggists general
" and sold wholesale by the Trade in all the large
towns S.T.W. SANFORD 81. D.,
ManuJa.turer and Proprietor,
Agents, T. II. LOGAN q CO. dsc2 5SSs w.
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THE ONLY ARTICLE. 1as
UnIiValled in Market,
HOlIE & EUROPEAN DEMAND.

6Js process II restores the natural color Pernla-
nentIy aiber the hair becomes gIay; supplies the
natural fluids and thus makes 1t grow on bald heads
removes all danfruh. itching, and heat from The
scalp and quets and tonesup the nerves, and thus
cures all nervous. headache. and may be relied upon
to cUre al diseases Of the scalp aud hair; it will
stop and kept from falling Oh makes 1t Sgft, gl0ESy
healthy and bedMtifiEL and if used by the young
or three tiTDes week. It will never fall or become
gray then, reader, read the following and Judge for
yourself:
MIssRs. o. ] wooD & Co.-Gentiemen: Having
heard good deal about Professor WoOd's Hair Re-
st0ratiye, and my hair being quite gray. made up
my mind to lay aside the prejudces, which 1, in
commoniWith great many persons, lad against all
manner OF patent medicines, and short time ago
commenced using your article, 70 test it for myself
The result has been so very satisfactory TINT am
very glad i did 30, and In justice to you, well
for ths encouragement OF others WHO may be as gray
as vas but who having my prejudice without my
reasons for setting 1t aside unwilling to give
your Restorative trini till they have further proof
and the best proof being ocular demonstration, 1
Wrte'y9 thiss letter. which you may show % any
Huch, and also direct them to me for further proof
who am In aud ont Of the n. Y. Wire Railing EN.ab-
li6hment every day.
My hair IS now its natural color and much i'm
proved In appearance every being glussier and
thicker and much more healthy looking.
am, You're respectfully, uENY JENKINS,
Cor. Colombia and Carroll Sta, brooklyn.