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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22
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Dated, Msnitowoc, October 81, 1861.
Circuit COurt--COunty OF Ma nj /.
tnWAc.


Theron R. Butler, John r. Cecil, Silas Raw
son, and Albert w. Green, against Obadiah II.
Platt
The State Of Wisconsin to Obadiah II. Platt
VOU are hereby summoned and required TO
L answer the complaint in this action, which
is filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, County of Mantowoc, copy Of which is
herewith served on you by mail. and to serve .
copy Of your answer to the said complaint on
the subscriber, at bis Office, in his dwelling
in the village Of Manitowoc, in said county,
within twenty days after the service of this sum-
mons on you. exclusive of the day Of such ser.
vice and if you fail to answer the said com.
plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in
this action win take judgment against you for
the cum of three hundred and sixty three l01e0
dollars. with interest from the eighteenth day
of April, one thousand, eight hundred and sixty,
besides the costs of this action. .rt
GEO. REED, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Dated, Manitowoc, October 81, 1861.
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The MANITOwOC PILOT
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TRIDAr MORNING
7 z Il NJ S

TERMS:
70 Village Subscribers, when left BY the Car
.r, $500 per annum.
To Mail and Office Subscribers, ei,o0-inva
ri1bly in adrd"ee
Eleven copies will be sent to one post Office on
he receipt of $1,000. Twenty copies on the
receipt Of $500.
az Advertising At the usual rates.
JDD pDlIyTIIyN.
Having a large and varied assortment Of Job
Type, and Two PRKssEs, the Proprietor is pre-
pared TO execute all kinds Of Jon PRISrING on
short notice and at fair prices.
~ All kinds Of Farmers Produce taken at
This office in payment for wo'k or papers.
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LATEST NEWS BY THE BOAT.
va. hington, Nov. 10

Arlington, Nov. 10.
Tribune Correspondence Lord Lvcns
has not behaved like diplomatist since
the news that Mason and SIidel were on
their wav 10 Fort Warren, and although
necessarily silen, in his official capacity,
unoficially he is almost itnpertinent in
his conversation.
lie assumes that there can be no CUES
ion between his government and ours,
for the reason the UnitedSta,ss must WELD
the pcin. in the controversy, and will
disavow the act Of Commodore Wilkes,
and must return Mason and Sidell 10 the
bosom Of the only power which seems
heartily TO desire The dimembsrment Of
this Republic.
Louisville. Nov. II.
Tho Memphis Appeal of the l4th nc
knowledge. the los. u, Belmont Of S25
killed. wounded AMI missing. and repre-
s.nu tho Federal loss n, 1000 It SAY.
the pri.oner, acknowledged the Federals
were whipped.
The Richmond Wing Of the 9th say.
the Confederate army in Virginia, is re
organized The Stale is constituted in
department, constituting three armies Of
The Potomac, the valley and Ac9uix IN
der chief command of Gen, Johnston
Bssuregard commands the army Of the
Potomac Gen. Thomas Jackson the val.
ley. and Gen. Hsllme, the Acquia army.
Troops continue passing through kich-
moni northward.
New York, Nov. 10.
Steam transport Atlantic arrived this
morning from Port Royal. which place
abs left on the 10Th inst. Nothing Of i'm
portsncs has irau.pired since last adsices.
She HI. on hoard a number Of passenger.
md invalid, from the army and navy.
Also SIX prisoners.
Everything remained quiet. The troop.
hal Al! been s.a,ionel and were we'll Ser,
ersl visits bad been made to Besufor, bv
= regimes, or SO, bnt ,hey had retired
scsin. leaving the place deserted. There
had been M ron,rnunica,ivn from The on.
ps,:ts si,!s Of Tbs 81 the isl,nd. The store.
n. orl.nce hsd nearly oil been landed,
s .-,.-> :.s7,y,., r. :. B. -4-1r.o
80
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John P. Town. :
W.
Borcherdt.
Joseph Sym es.

Joseph oJ"e''
nv r;r,u, 81 m execution issued from said
Is court in IN. abov. entitled action TO the di.
rectes and delivered against the personal and
real nropertv Of the above named defendants,
Fredereeh Borcherdt and Joseph Symes. have
seized and levied upon the following described
real estate and all tho right title and inssrase
the said deie ndants or either ofthem had IN and
to the same on the eth day Of April. A. D.,
1883, or which they or either Of them have siIss
acquired thereto to wit: ..-..sT ........
All Of those lots of land situate in the village
Of Two Rivers, County Of Aanitowoc, and Stats
of Wisconsin, and known aud described ~ FOL.
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Cirssit -MaAitswes Ceasty.
William n. Glover. -- -..
Thomas Kennedy.

W.
Thomas Kennedy =, as. Ems e..
The State Of Wisconsin to Thomas Kenn~
YOU arc hereby summoned and required
L answer the complaint In this action,
which . copy is herewith served upon you.
to serve copy Of your answer TO tho said &C
plant on the subscriber, At my Office, in
village Of Manitowoc, within twenty days nj
the service hereof, exclusive Of tho day Of 81
service and If you fail to answer the said &c
plant within tho time afoi esaid, the plaintiff
this action will take judgment against you
the sum Of one hundred and seventy dollars
twenty cents with interest from the thirtee'
day of July, one thousand eight hundred
sixty, besides the cost of this action:
GEO. N. wOODIN, Plaintiffs Astorr
Dated Oct q 1881 -.-e
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Elizabeth Catherine Sharpe. plaintiff. sgains
William S. Jones. Ann Jones. William Y
Dugoll, A. Newdorf, A. F. W. yalens,ine an
Edward Newhouse, deft's.
The State of Wisconsin to the Defendants
William S. Jones, Aun Jones, William heDr
COLL, A. Newdorf, A. F. ". valenstine and *
ward Newhouse.
You are hereby summoned and required
i answer the complaint in this action, cop
of which is herewith seIved upon you, and
serve a copy Of your answer, on the subscribe
at his Office in the city Of Oshkosh, county
Winnebago, and State Of Wisconsin With
ninety days after the service Of this summon
upon you exclusive of the day Of such servic'
and it you fail to answer the complaint with
the time aforesaid. the plaintiff will apply 70 s
Court for the relief demanded in the complai,
Dated 2sth day of October. A. D. 1850.
W. X. KENNEDY, Pits Att'y.
Residence, City Of Oshkosh, Wis.
EOT1CE.-The summons and complaint
the above action are filed in the Disco Of o
clerk of the Circuit Court Of the county Of M
itowoc and State Of Wisconsin.
$3.50. ". r. KENNEDY.
As'y for PIE.
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Fire Department.

Notice i, hereby given tina, the Second
Semi.Annual Review Of the Fire Depart
ment o. the Village Of Mauitowoc will
take place on Saturday, the 23d day OF
November, 1861, and for tina, purpose the
several Fire Companies Of the village are
hereby ordered to appear On said day, at
3 o'clock L. ~, with their respective FIRE
apparatus, a, the corner OF Franklin and
Ninth streets, where further orders will be
given.
ADOLPU WITTMASN,
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REER i KERN,

North side, opposite Richards Foundry. Deal
ers in Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions,
Glass. Crockery, Fancy Goods. Oil-Cloth,
Wooden yarn. Fancy Baskets, Riddles and
Guitars, and Guitar strings. Toys, Cordures,
Paperhapgings. Brushes, &c.
Respectfully solicit = share Of public patron
age.
Manitowoc, july, 1889. nl-u
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AUOLpU WITTMASN,
Chief Engineer.

DEPARTURE or TRooPs.--Capt. Wal
pos Company left here Yesterday morn
ing on the steamer Comet, for Sbeboygsn,
thence 10 Fond du Lac where they 70 in,
% camp as par, of the 14,h Regiment
We think We can say without lear of con-
,raIic,ion, that in size and looks, this
Company has no superior in the State
A large number Of its members are from
kena,in.e, including the LIST Lieutenant,
DR.. VArGuy. and We cheerfulIy accord to
them the credit Of being gentlemen during
their stay here. They are also live Dem
ocrats, aud at the last election stood by
their party with zeal and enthusiasm.
May all Of WAIDo's Company escape
the bullets Of the enemy.
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VIM. NJ. NICHOLS,

attorney and Counsellor at Low.
Office on York Street, Manito~oc, Nan,ovoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
To ul-tf
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B. II. ANDERSON.

Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Office on
York street, north side Of the river, Mani
towoc. 42-ly
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TAKEN DP.-A yearling red heifsr, with
i white spots, short tail, and one ear cut OF,
has been taken up as an es'ray by the under
signed a4lsaas as 0LE.ASDERsON.
See, 81, Mani.owoc Rapids Oct. y, 1851.
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TT Through the Kindness Of friends.
We have been living on tie :" fat Of the
Ian! for the past week.
First came three cans Of monumental
oysters from TAHGLE McCRAcKEs, Of Mil
wankce. TANGLE not only keeps the best
oysters in that city, but his establishment:
!, . curiosity, as it contains fresh Holsters
clans. cod snd other fish fresh from the
Atlantic.
'inen sack Of extra No. -four from,
Sru HUME, Of CIark's Mills.
Next a key Of Rams bes, from his
celebrated Brewery, and
Yesterday PArsIcK BREssAx. Of Cato,
l,fl fine, fat Turkey in he office, besides
paying in advance for the P1Lor.
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CHAS. A. REUTER-.

NorARr PUBLIC, Agent for the Milwaukee Nh
tual Insurance Company, and County Treas
urer. Will attend to the payment Of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth Street. nl-tf.
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~ The terma Of he PiLor are One
Dollar per year-slvay- IN ADVANCE.
fE Pr Vp.
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EAGLE
DRUG STORE.
South side of the Rirer, Manito~oe, Wis.
HENRY BERNER

respectfully informs the public Of Mantle
voc town aud county, and surrounding
country, that he has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly kept
by LEUBsER & RuDIsER, on the corner of
Franklin and Eighth streets. south side of
the river, and that in addition to their
large stock, he is constantly adding to and
repenishng the same. He has large
and extensive assortment Of PURE
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o. TORRISON l. CO..

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Crockery, Boots aid Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Gla 8, Nails,
etc, Produce of all kinds wanted, milf
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GEO. u. WOODIN,

attorney and Counsellor u: Law,
ustice of the Peace, and Notary Public. Par
ticular attention gwen to collecting, &c. or
hce on York Street, Manitowoe Wis. milf
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JOHN McKEOGN,

Wagon, cleigh, and Carriage Aaker,
Shop on York street, over Wn. Sharp's Black
smith chop, Manitowoc. Wis. Always on
hand, and willing to work.
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NOTICE

my friends and the community tina. shall con-
tinue to deal in
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Also, all those certain pieces or parcels Of
land situate in the county Of Aanitowoe and
State of Wisconsin, and known and described
as follows to- wit:
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(sheriGsEsale.T II Us
State Of wiseouGu. Circuit Ceufs, CesAsy u
: l------a------~~n Snitovoc.~----

81 5a&I Ell
p 3sk ads za.TET
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MURPHY,
NJ nitowoc Co.--Circuit Court

Sheriff OF Manitowoc County, Wis
H. NICHOLS. Plaintiffs Attorney
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Circuit COurt--COunty Of Ma nj
tOW0C.

Dated, Manitowoc, October 81, 1861.
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NnOLRsALR PRICE CURRENT.

NUAkDAn L.
Manila. .Hh 10 al0n
Tarred Rope. II al2
FEATHERS.
Pure Geese.- n 44a a
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NEW YORK NIARKET-FfB. es


FI,OUR-Market dull, heavy and Sc lower, with
only moderate business doing for export and home
Sales are 800 bills at S5Oas52o for superhsu
state; S5,2595,30 for extra state, S5,lOG5,20 for
supernns western; S52OGE5,4O for common 70 extra
vsstern; S5,lO0555 for shipping brands extra round
hooped ohio; and s5,65@7,OO for trade brands do
CANADiGN FT,OUR-Mark dull and lower.
Sales are $50 bbls at S5,ZsS6,75 for common to
Try RYE FLOUR-Quist and small sales at $500
10 for common TO choice superfine
CORN HfEAICDull and dropping.
WHISK Y-Market continues quite firm witty an
active demand. Sales are 2aQ0 bbl5 at lee.
WHEAT Market dull and heavy and l92c
lower, with only limited demand for export and
home consumption
cd 81 22al,Zs Milwaukee club delivered; 81, e Can
ada elu6i sl,409l,421 woite western; Sl,43 choice
RYF-Continuss dull. Sales Of 200 bus sc.
RARIEY-Quit at 709S0c.
CORN-Msrket heavy and about Ic lower. Sales
are 5000 bush at 65R@65c for old mixed western
IN store; 676R67Jke delivered 57a6Oc uewmxed wef {
ern al railroad depot soc new Southern yellow
ahOatt and 6s075c white Southern, including small
lots OF handsome.
OGTs-Duli and heavy at 259s55kc for western
and Canadian; 355z@36c for state.
PORK Market quiet and steady, Sales are $50
bbla 81 Sl7.25 for mess; Sl2,50 prime.
BEEF-Prices nominally unchanged. The sales
for country mess Ss,OO9lo,OO repacked mess; 5000
Sf' p iRISTE MESS BEEF Dull and nOmInally
HEBF n AMs-steady and firm at 22aIso state
SIITT MRATs-steady and in good demand
Sales 425 pkgs at 65f@7o shoulders; sh@9Hc for
HOG 1-AtsS@7c for corn fed dressed and6c for
BAC0a-Dun and heavy.
LARD-Market continues steady. Sales 100 bbls
BUTTER- Is selling at iOc@lAo for Ohioi
CfSHfEKsK-steady at sslOsO for inferior to
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Yesterday Afternoons Report,
~ PRACE CnNGRRss.


WusHNaroS, Feb. q.
FGeu. Scott hiss ordered q salute ofene hpnarea
rrus 20 day IN honor Of the Peace Congress
General Cas- let yesterday Tor nome, ..i,,,
leading members Of the Peace s Nohs ei,.l1t lei
lrom the Border states express atlsiaotlol ~
Frankln's plan Of adjustment ana sNpleaas ~. ~
defersriretinu 10 make it q leading issue ~ tl,e
nnnronchl Ing election They maihtalh tli"t eAeii
sfstes crr Be held IN the Union oy ~ ,,-..-
~ yirrfni1 Commissioners lett much ulssetls
ga ,-ifb their laboTs here. They maintain
bSS-ever that Virginia WIN not secede unless co
s,.-iou be attempted by the administration
NE Peace Cor ference has adjourned sine Qle
s-a many Commissioners have already leH ioi
TBe proposition before the Peace Conference
Vas voted on By sections.
The frat with reference 70 dividing me lerii
torv. was barely adopted. Indiana did not VOC
NJ au Kansas aud New York We're divHseo
North Carolina. Virginia nnd Missouri yosee
negatively. The result was against ! ana cI. Du
for the temporary absence Of one OF tne i Ooln
snissloners from New York, the result "0u''
have been tie vote. 4.- r,,,,--.s,
Ev. President TYLER communicated 10 SoheF y :
sae nronogition but the House has NOT peeh Va
Scioiiv Informed OF It's contents
some Commissioners say if the feace SohleI
ence has been productive OF no other goo9 fesui
II has produced friendly feeling among thein,
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WEsrERN NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb 2s
The Arizonia correspondent Of the Republican
saws that the day afteFthe attack on the Overland
Mail Al Apache Pass, the Indians appeared az the
station In large numbers and hoisted a white flag
Chas. W. Culver, station keeper, Mr.. Welsh,
his assistant and Jas. T. Wallace, driver, went
ont 10 hold a conference, when the Indians at
tempted 10 seize them. Culver was wounded,
welsh shot dead, and Wallace captured John
A Ward was also wounded.
B Culver, brother Of the wounded man,
who rode express to Tucson TO give information
as TO the state Of affairs and procure assistance,
repOrtg finding short distance from the station
the remains Of q wagon train and the bodies Of
eight men murdered by the Indians. Two bodies
were chained 10 q wagon and presented the ap-
pearanee Of having been burned at the stake The
names Of the men are not mentioned. The road
was obstructed with rocks for 3 distance Of two
milea.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHIverrv Fab o.

=.
The Select COMMITTEES Of I've on the Preuident's
Raecial Message IN the report on the general sub
2 esrt fhe duty Of ceuualiEing the powers OF tie
39venment 70 enforce the laws over every part
Of the c7uutry with military II civil authority g
not suficent Messrs, Cochrane and French as
Gen. Twiggs' nsme has been gtFieken from the
n-TnV roll rs q coward and traitor.
The Select COMMITTEES on the abstraction Of
books by Member Of Congress, report thRf they
regard the entire charge groundlssi.
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ERnlI NEW YnRK.

NEW YORK, Feb. q.
The bark Nicola Despol arrived here tonight.
She briuFs Capt. Yates and crew OF the bark 10
mer which was RbEndonded at sea on the 18th in
a sinking condition. The Homer was owned here.
built at Bristol, Maine, and was from Gaboon for
New York with palm oil.
A party Of gent emen started IN a polit boat
10 Be present at Washington at the Inauguration
but being overtaken By sea sickness employed two
IN % TO tow them back. They arrived to-dav. and
we're All plsced In Quarantine Hospital
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u arc To- 5dte "
CH0BCHILL 2 BRO, Druggists
o :. ". cor. Pub. square ald Ontario 81.
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COMMERCIAL.
M T.ryRLAND afARKRT-FEB. 2s.

FTOUR Remains quiet with tho usual small
sales TO the trade lot Of red double extra sold at
Ss,i2s
WHEAT-steady, with .Air milling dsmanJ'-'
sales OF cars rcd at sl.O7 car do at s',o6, snd
car white at Sl,ls.
CORN-Dull at si@ss.
OATs-Dun ct &c
BARLEY STEADY st is@6a for fair to prime.
RYE-ouotable At so85oo
HIGHWINEs-sseady al isc.
sERDs-Cloysr Is steady at S4,oo. without sales
Timothy is e scarce and worth s2ias82,io.
HUTTER-selling in lots Of q barrel or two' at
ioH6ue for fair quality.
RGGs-saios at lO6@iic.
CHRESR-Qulet at SIC,
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FuRTHER FORE1GN NEWS.

PORTLAND, Feb. %.
Mr. Cameron, Grand Master of the Loyal o.
ange Association Of British America, had pre-
sented an address to the Queen from their Grand
Lodge, expressive Of their loyalty and represent;
ing that the Association were under no legal dis
ability IN British North America therefore Their
claims to be publicly recognized during the pro
gress of the Prince of Waies through Canada
ought 10 have been admitted by the advisers of
his Royal Highness.
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TWTGGs THE TRAITOR

,e is stricken from ihs Army Roll--
Branded q Coward and a Traitgr.
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WOoD's Ham REsfORATISE,-Unliksm most speoif-
les, this Is proved, by unimpeachabe evidence, TO
possess great efficacy Of the hair TO Its
pristine yigOr. Where the head had become almost
bald because Of Sickness the Of this article has
produced Deaufiful growth Of thicht glossy hair.
Its ingredients are such 10 Oectually eradicate
dandruh and other impurities, witch operate 80 in
Jur1ou8ly 10 the hair. IL also has curative proper
ties OF another description In many pimples
and other dishgur' ments Of the skin disappear
wherever It IL s used There is hazard attaching
to the trial Of this remedy and It's effects only
be beneh .tal, the compound II does cause
manifest improvement, is incapable Of doing harm,
as is component elements perfectly innOxious.
= Boston Transcript April p, 1852.
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsFORAFIyE.-In another
colum Will BE- found an advertisement OF this we'll
known and excellent preparation for restoring gray
hair TO its original color The Hair Restorative also
cures cutansOus eruptiOns. and prevents the hair
falling on. We have seen many authentic teatimO-
nas IN proof Of these assertions, some Of which
from gentlemen whom we have known for many
years as persons Of the most reliable character
ton Olive Brsnch.
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B1ooMlNaroy, ind. JuIv 20. lssq.

~-eNA-AEtNIANaAt
DEAR sm:-l here send you statemen. hat 1
think you are entitled TO ths beneht Of / am res
ldent OF bloomington, and have been for OV thirty
Yeas. am now over fifty years of age. For about
twenty years iast my hair has been urnng cousid-
eraby grey, and was almost entirely white and very
sun anu uupliant. had seen a number of certif-
Gates Of the very wonderful effect OF your Hair Re
etOratlVei but supposed there more fiction than
truth IN item; but entertaining q strong desire TO
have my hair, II possible. restored 10 its original
color and hneness, a. It WEs In my younger days
beautiful black, concluded would make the ex-
pertinent, commencing in q small way. purchased
one OF your small bottles at one dollar, and COM
menced nsing, following directions as nearly as
could sOOn discovered the daudrunr moved, and
my hair that was falling OF T. large quantities. was
considerably tightened, aud radical change taking
place In the color. have tlnued to use it, till
have used three Of your small bottles and lust begun
on the fouTtn. have now pretty a head OF dark
brown, or hight black hair as any man, or as had
IN my yenthful days, when boy in the hills Of
western Virginia. My head Is entirely clear Of
dandruf, and the hair ceased entirely falling OF and
is as soft and ne, and feels oily as though was
Just from the hands Of French champooner. Many
OF ny acc uaintances frequently say 70 me "Butler
wlere did you get that hne wig2" tell them il was
the eects Of you Restorative It Is almost impOssi-
bic 10 convince th0m that IL s the original hair Of
the same old grey head. hours, truly,
FREDERICK I. BUTLER,
Bloomington Monroe County, Ind.
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WOoD's Ham RESTORATIVE has acquired q repu-
tation from actual test and experiment which can
not De enhanced BY Newspaper puns. In vicinity
II has been extensively used, and believe in every
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yersyl endorsement Of all who have tried It. We
therefore recommend it as Of thOss few genuine
the bald and gray could desire.-IC Columbia Spy.
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A GENUINE BOoH.-In our cap lcity as q conductor
Of public journal, We called upon TO advertise
the cure-alls otthe day each Of which claims to be
unaduterated in its com position and tnfaiabls in
its curative effects, with what justice leave our
readers TO detsrmins. In one instance, however
Prof. WOod's Hair RestoratiYe-Ws are we'll as
sured Of the notable qualities Of the article that
give Il our endorsement IS all that is inventor and
vendt claims il 10 be. It's effect upon falling head
Of hair ia universally known TO Be magical. Like
lime or guano exhauatsd land, it brings Its crop
wherever applied. Our own thatch ia fortunately
healthy, but We advise our friends with sparssly-
growing hair to try the Restorative. columbia Spy
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GRASD R4rIDs, Feb. q.

GRAND RAPIDS, Feb ..
Daniel Barber, Tax Collector, was found mur-
dered in the highway near Lappami1 IN this
county early this morning He is supposed 70
10 have had considerable amount OF money win
him which Is missing. NO clue 70 me maraerer-