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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

The great snow storms In New York
have blocked up the railroads, so that
eight engines were required to take a
passenger train from Syracuse to Al
bany,
1t is said that q photographer who
has been employed by the Dutch gov
eminent to take views of the most beau
tiful points on the island of Java, has
discovered the ruins Of an entire city
buried beneath the lava Of a volcano
close by which has been extinct for
several centuries.
"A Frenchman, known to have been
one Of the crew of the rebel pirate Ala
bama, at the time this formidable yes
sci was sent to the bottom by the Kear,
sarge, and who escaped, has been arrest
ed by Government detectives in Chi
cagO.
In view Of the recent petroleum fire
in Philadelphia, New Workers are get
ting alarmed at the quantity Of that ar
ticle stored in the metropolis. The Post
saws fifteen thousand barrels of petrOle-
UNI are stored below Fifteenth street
the greater part Of it probably below Ce-
dar street.
"A staff officer of the Ninth Corps
writes that as the rebel Peace Commits
sioners were sbeing escorted out of our
lines, one of them turned to Gen. Grant
and said General, l am anxious to
have peace, and would be willing to
leave the settlement to you and Gen.
Lee" Well" said Grant, propose
to settle it with Lee this Summer"
The Rebel. Gen. Lyon was recently
caught in Kentucky while in bed. As
his captor was taking him from the
house, the General asked permission to
90 back to his room to get some more
clothing; the Sergeant assented and fol-
lowed to the room. 1t being dark the
traitor got possession OF his pistol and
shot the Sergeant dead, and thus es-
capped over the dead body Of the fallen
hero,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23


AN ACT 10 amend &c Al sct me Corporate the
lnhabl' ants 4 thu city OF WAstirgton " pa, ~
May nt eonth, o,Rh'e II huudr. tnd twenty
BE IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Res5r,
SsHtahets n ne United States Of Amsrtoa ta Con.
gTFSS dESsmbisi:--
nat ne hsg parugrvpa. Of et.oa eight Of
An act 4 rlotSto the NH tlg aut of lie ctv
Of W WASHINGTON" passed Ma nf eculh, eieh cen
hunaled and "a ell. lie IN I'D q s. astOr.a3 a,
iul ows that thr sail CorpOrpt on shall have h1lI
pow and butho1i y .ay tuxes or ptrt.cnlay
WaIdS, pUL, OK secaons Of the city, for tb,ir
ptru uIar Octl 'mpr3v N hts, and 4 cause The
tuI bs.ones . BE- :, the fuOtAu C.r!iaga vav,
T. be Erad' ana paved o. 80 much Their Of a.
tn may deem hest md re tC-~Sary stycrass
and ira IA iAtie' - lniIoduaei under aid
JpO1 the whole or any portion Of ally ayeupe.
street, or alley, az d also 20 u. the me 70 be
suits bly, paved ard rtp ID ed, ana 10 Ne al all
tunes pope y cleaned! al warrltd, and also
TO cue lamps 20 be ,ree ed the, in, and 10
Dgut tie SAL e, ami To pay tie cost tn. of out Of
the funds of the war n which sue improve.
ents shall he made; this prov ion OF 70 be con.
sttu.a a repe ing. tn. IHg lite dtd g aux.
iiiary o the rowe. they READY possess 70 make
local improvements on the aTpaea1iyu OF the
owners OF property benehte th@rebe.
See, ,, And be u tFthsr enacted, That in
msdlately upon the approx al In. 10 he SAID cor.
Tora-lJu ala d. sig uh'e sA1nt proper fl there
OF hos duy Il shall be 10 see that tie provisions
Of his act are pro- erly ,xs,utr , ana hat the
pine pal ave US md stree Of the said city are
20 tle-pad and waterrd %, e. he at N 20 rea
s1natly clean an Tree truU. Gust, aLu also 70
keep The paven u',lld I'D" W. Is upon sal sV.
eGues al d streets Il al lines ia suita 10 and
proper repair; d d l. shall fur her ~ the duty Of
tn SGd corp, ration 20 IKE such mtus ures as
the, SHAH deem wise 70 promote mt I n forn
and general s,~t. m q dralnaga for ear d c.ty.
Sec 2. And b. H t',ytbs, enacted, That IN
all cases in within he SIR, e.s, avenues OF ALLEYS
3f the sad dty Ies~ through Cr ny any Of The
p-rpartg III UuHod States the Conn issioueI
of h Iubia BunongS sn u pay o the duly aU'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

"STRUCK Coal. Some of the laborers
engaged in blasting rock a day or two
ago for the purpose Of widening the
Champlain canal at q certain point in
Saltwater, struck coal at a distance Of
from three to four feet from the surface.
The excitement is said to be intense.
Several persons have tested its burning
qualities and pronounced it equal to
Lackawana. Forming companies is the
order of the day. An old eXcavator en-
gagged upon the. canal works, gives it as
his opinion that by sinking shaft some
forty or fftv feet they will strike the
real simon pure. 4 large number Of
spectators have visited the spot, and
knowing ones predict that ole" is not
far off. Saltwater is about fifteen miles
North Of Troy, N. Y, on the Champlain
canal, and near the Rensselaer, & Sara
toga railroad.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

ION hearing the bells ring for the Constitutional
Amendment abolisbiug Slavery IN the
United States u

On hearing the bells ring for the Constitutions
Amendment abolisbius Slavery IN the
United Statesll
by IouN q. WHITTIER,
II is donel
Clang Of bell and roar Of gun
send tho tidings up and down,
How the belfries rock and reel,
How the great guns, peal on peal,
Fling the JOY from tyvn 70 town
Ring, bells,
Every stroke eNultng tells
Ofthe burial hour Of or me,
Loud and long that all may bear,
Ring for every listening es'
OF Eternity aud lime!
Letu' kneel:
Gods own voice is in that peal,
And this spot is holy ground
Lord faFg We Us WHAT are We,
That our eyes this glory see,
That our ear have teard the sound
For the Lord
On TIE whrlvind is abroad;
In the earthquake lie has spoken;
He has ,mlt'en with His chandler
The ron vals asunier
And the ga'es Of brass are broken
Loud and long,
Liit the old exulting song
Sing with Miriam by the sea:
lie hath cast the mighty down;
HORSE and rider sink and drown
lie hath triumphed glorously
Did we dare
In our agony OF prayer
Ask for more than He has done
when was ever HIS right hand
Over any time or land
Stretched as now beneath the sun
How they pale,
Ancient myth, and song, and tale,
In this wonder Of our days,
when the cruel rod Of war
Blossoms white with righteous lag,
And the wrath Of man Is praise
Botted out,
All within and all about
Shall a freshtr life begin;
Freer breathe the universe
AS it rolls its heavy curse
On the dead and buried sin
It's done!
In the circuit Of the sun
Shall he sound thereof go forth
1t shall bid the sad rejoice,
1t shall give the dumb a voice,
1t shall belt with Joy the ear h
hing and swing
Bells ofJOy on morning wing
Send the song Of praise abroad
With a sound OF broken chains
Tell the nations taat He re gus
Who alone is Lord and Coll
N T. Independent
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

1-g A very dangerous fifty cent cOun-
terfeit note is in circulation. The Wash
ington Chronicle says that good judges
are unable to detect the difference with
out very close examination. The paper
is somewhat thinner, and that is, prob
ably, the best test to try them by.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

The PAYNEs.-The MoHtreal Tele-
graph says Of Hezekiah Payne, who is
under arrest as one of the st. Adams
raiders "As a matter Of fact, we may
state that neither Hezekiah Payne nor
his brother, also in custody, had any
thing to do with the St. Adams raid.
They are, however, a pair of rascals, al
ternately Southern sympathizers and
Federal spies, who have done a good
deal of mischief in their day, and might
do 4 great deal more. There can be no
objection 10 the Federsl5 hanging them.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23
State News.
Lieut., J. Morrill,, 18th Vt, Vols, has
been dismissed the service,

Lieut.. J. Morrill,, 18th Vt, Vols, has
been dismissed the service,
The original term OF service OF the
7th Regiment VT. Volunteers, expired on
the 18th instant,
DR. G. W. b. Kidder of Vergennes
has received the appointment Of surgeon
OF the Sd regiment LIST brigade, VI
State militia
Capt James Il. Plat, Jrq OF the
4th VI. Volunteers and Asst. Chief
Quartermastcr Of the 9th Corps, has
been exchanged for Capt. E, Hall, Asst,
Quartermaster list Louisiana cavalry.
-Meigs Hills, who escaped from the
lrasburgh jail two years ago being
sent for a pail Of water and forgetting
to return-has been re-arrested,
Capt. A. h. Carlton Of Vermont, has
been ordered to New York to take
charge of the purchasing and contract
ing for cattle for the army, it having
been determined to make that city the
headquarters for procuring cattle.
The Passumpsic Railroad Company
has declared 4 money dividend OF three
per cent for the six months ending Dec,
lst. The net profit of the road last year
was $751; 900.
Eight Of the thirty-three members
Of the Wisconsin Senate are Vermont
ers-all Union. Seven Of the Assem-
bIymen are also Vermonters, all Union
except one,
On Tuesday afternoon, the l4th
inst, heavily loaded two-horse sleigh
from across the lake, while attempting
to cross the railroad track at the foot Of
Main Street in Burlington, in front Of a
locomotive then passing, was struck by
the engine, and two women, occupants
of the sleigh, were thrown out and so
severely injured by being dragged along
by the snow plow, that one of them it
was thought could not possibly sur
vive her hurts.
ON the thirtieth OF June there were
twelve hundred and seventy eight pen
sioners on the rolls from Vermont. The
yearly amount paid them is, $l06, 49,, 40.
Here is a list Of the Pension Surgeons
in Vermont
Marcus 0. Porter, Middlebury; Eras-
mus D Warner, New Haven Mills; Ma
than Gale, Orwell Martin J. Love,
Bennington; Geo. F. Ames, Manchester
SeIim Newell, st. Johnsbury; CHARLES S
Cahoon, Lyndon; Hiram H. Atwater
Burlington; Oscar f. Fassett, East
BeIkshirei H. F. Stevens, st. Adams
Horace Powers, Morrisville; Edward F,
Upham, West Randolph; Norman W.
Braley, Chelsea; John Poole, Bradford
L. V. Watkins, Newbury; Jonathan F
Skinner, Barton; John w. Hunton
Derby Line; Lemuel Richmond, Derby
Line Cyrus Porter, Rutland; Charles
L. Allen, Rutland; c. NJ. Rublee, Mont
pelier; Samuel Nichols, Bellows Falls
! George F. Gale. Brattlt boro; d. W
HazeltOn, Cavendish; Shub@l Converse,
Norwich; Samuel P. Danforth, Royal
ton; Walter S. Robinson, Felchville
VIM. A. Chaplin, Ludlow; William Nc
Colon, Woodstock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

INCREASE or REBEL DEsERTERs, "A
letter from the Army Of the Potomac
says the failure of the peace commission
is already followed by a greater influx
of deserters than ever along the entire
lines. They say that when they saw a
peace movement actually on foot, they
wanted to see the result; and as soon as
they saw there was to be no peace they
started over. They express the opinion
that we may now expect a great in
crease of desertions from that side.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

NATIONAL BANK-A National Bank,
with capital of 100000, has been or
ganized at Salem, n. Y, with Jay Gould
for President and Daniel Woodland for
Vice-President. The following are the
directors:
Salem, Jay Gosld, ID. Woodland, Geo.
Hopkins; Rupert, Robert Beattie, S. s.
crandelI, Chas. H. Allen, George Arnott /;
Jackson, Robert Mcdowell; Hebron, ].
A. Bockes; Hebron, James Harper
Cola, John King. VIM. Mcfarland, VIM.
Mcmillan; Jackson, David Hawley,
Ebenezer McMurray, Francis H. Arnott.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

s1g" The withdrawal Of Hon. L. d.
Morgan's name from the Senate, as
candidate for confirmation to the Score
taryship Of the Treasury, was made at
Mr.. Morgan'S request.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

ST. ALBANs RAIDERs.-The'e xamina-
ton of the st. Adams raiders before JUS
tice Smith is progressing slowly. A
number Of additional witnesses from st.
Adams have been summoned to appear
before the court.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT - The subscriber
would very gratefully acknowledge the
receipt OF highly gratifying visit from
q goodly number Of his friends, on the
9Th inst. When the guests had retired,
on examination he found himself about
Sl4O better Off, financially, than when
they came.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

The War Department has advices
from the South that placards have re-
Gently been posted in many Of the most
important towns, calling on the people to
contribute God for the use Of the army.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

The Troy Times has commences
charging fifty cents each for the puons,
cation Of notices of marriages an"
deaths. -
The great body of snow on the
ground is thought 70 be favorable u
maple sugar making. If the season ls
good o great amount of sugar Will "
made.
The Illinois Legislature lUnionl nas
passed bill appropriatpg SO U0V 10,
the purchase Of q burial place OF th'
late Stephen h, Douglas.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23
IPrpLlo-NO. 7O.I

IN ACT rplatink % app ntmen,s in the naval
service end curt. IN lrti4l
Be- il enacted BY the Senate aid House Of Repre-
ssziaEiucs Of hs United States Of dDerfea az Con-
gYess assembled
That herr ter arpointm mt il he yolun-
ter nava eryics OF the U tied siates, above
the rank OF acting master. shall be submitted 70
the Sc nate for conf nation, IN TIE Erme We
and manner "a appoiI tments in he regular d.
w are rpouired to he g. omitted.
Sec 2. And be 10 further enacted, That pAHs'
courts-ma Tsh al shall have power to sentence en-
GERS who shall absent themselyes5 from the.t
ing Of ordinary seamen.
approved MAY 10, 1864.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-23

A. CAMPBELL,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

TT S. MARsHAL's PROCLAMATION

TT S. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION,
~ United States Of America, Southern Drsro" -. y
IoiodI Peter Melendy, United etates Marsns ioI ~
State toeA d. hereby give pubic noucs bne. ~ az
OF the United States against two steam ensne,
aha, In of seizure aud forfeiture under sc's "a
CongressI did the 18th day OF yny, ioo', ~ W
county Of -nry and Stats Of Iowa, did atern 80
into my possession for custody steam
boilers aud smoke stacks and Appearances sttaeneu
ran OF burrs including belts and csnnecuohs . srse
still and connections including double wort suscheo
fanuns mill corn shelter and belts, loo nusheis OF
corn in the ear tub and fixture tooo bushels OF
rye Ia,pouut 80 estimatef bale of ps 100 bushels
b,ry malt $50 bu sheed corn large water tubs,
nsr scales lot of tin vessels sfermenting tubs,
coolers 600 staves say and saw mill rigg ng, pair
Fairhanks bay scaee bts GOO gsilonsl whisky, 90
emmy whisky bbs receivers lot II hog pens 46x50)
recsers and connections, office fxtures and hereby
also give public notice that the assis ned the
turn SAID and the hearing OF this is the
Cd Tuesday of september being the 1eth day OF septem
ber A. 1865 aud hereby admonish and summons all
persons claiming interest in said steam engines ct
ala, or knowing or having anything to say why the
shoud be decreed to be forfeited n the United
states and conde mined and sold the prayer OF
sail beaut that they and appear befo said District
Court at its In the city of keokuk in said District
said 10th day of Septembr, 1865, at % O'Clock
when where said will be heard then and there
intrpose claims and said libel of infor
ration and make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MFLENDY, u. 8. Marshal.
By IL FULTON Deputy.
"a lou Auo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06
II 9 MARSHAI,S pROcLAMATION-

Keokuk, Lee Co, Iowa, Aug 20, IS.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06
by TT ' 2 bIU.Nt DeI'ut9
Reokut. Lee c., Iowa Aug 10. 6s
TT : MARSHALS PROCLAMATION-

1T s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMATION
u Fa'i,d Saites Of AnsrscI, SbatterR Dtrtsoa Of
F,or-t Peter Melendy, United States Marshal the
State uf Iowa do here give public notice that in the
the United states against boiler aud team eu-
CINE of and fort iture under acts
OF Congress DID the 4th day OF August, A. 1853,
of rren in Henry county Iowa attach
aud take into my possession r safe custody boiler
steam engine. n ash tub worm tub aud worm, re-
ceiver small recer. empty barrels. bh rye wins
Ky go eallonsl b5I cherry bounce, go gslons) l
drhle- ho ,shesd .aia!aS Ugh wincs. ar scales
-.,< wHlsKy, kegs OF ~ht=ky; aud hereby also
give pnc notice that the time assigned for the return
said aud hearing If THIS cause Is the 81 Iuss-
da % Sepiemoer being the lem day Of eeptem"er.
d ISIS AID hereby Almpn-h aud summons Hi' per
cunug any in said boiler and steam Gu
CINE 81 aha knowing having any thing TO say why
h@ sane should dasreed 10 be forfeited 70 u %
United and he adem ned and sod to answer the
PRAYER of said iaeant that they be and appear beoTe
sai District Court at its the city Of k-oknk n
sail District aid ioth dty Of september 1861 at -
O'Clock " when aud where said cause will be heard
then and th- aterpOss their claims and answer SAID
ael Of Information anil make their all cations Ia that
behalf PETER MEtESbf, s Nnrshai
BY H. FULTON, Deputy
Keokuk, Lee Co Iowa. Aug q, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06
A ID A II q AIN!
Farm for Sale for Less than tho Cost
Of ImprsvsmontA!

The Wood OF Of go Acres Of the Land will Pay More
than Is mo Asked for the schois Fdrm srcttsire
ef4e Cutting and delivering otths Il. r.
TIVE Farm contains 100 acres,, situated two
u miles dine eat Of CrotoH, Lee county ioca with .
good large Frame House, BANK Barn Wood she'd
Work shop, Ponry Bonse, Smoke Honse and Sheds and
Sta ling for Stk good Cellar largo Cistern and two
n falling Walls There !s alsp good Hewsd Log
house for Tenant have fm 500 Trees choice
Fruit Of I'll kinds There 80 under sne-
the bannes aasd timber to market. far proper.
ton u set in grass Improvements ALI nearly 49,
will sell low fappiied t, on the prsufn3
Will sell low IN srtions of land cent5> y
sfate. taug 2-d.wlml =. .RYLF.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

Helmbold's Extraet o. saesaparilla
tleans~s and rsacvates The Mood nstis the vgufoue
eo lneot ~ syueaa, m taRess ost IL hunon 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

- United States Of America, Southern, Dirisi0n Of
Il Peter Meendy United States M4rshai for the
State Of Iowa, do hereby give public nock that in the
The United states against three b5s OF ehw
a Of seizure for eiture under of Con-
gress did the 4th day of August, A 1885, at
Mount Pleasant Henry county, lows, attach and take
into my possession for safe custody bbls high wnes;
and hereby also give public notice that the tim
gned for the IF said hearing of this
Is the third Tuesday of September IL being the
10Th day of Sc ,tepber D. 1865. and hereby admon-
isl aad summons all persons claiming any inter st in
said hbs highwines knowing or having an, Nh ng
to say why the should not be decreed TO be forfeit
ell 10 the Uniie1 States a.d be condemned and sold to
the prayer OF said lib liant that they be and APP
pear before aid district Court at IT'S in the city Of
r. kuk in said District said 18th day Of Sept mber
1868, NJ 10 clock when and VIII re said i'll
be heard then and there istepose their alma and
said libel Of information and make their aliega-
tions in that behalf. PETER MELENDY
u 8. Marshal.
BY III. FULTON, Deputy.
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BY II. FULTON, Deput
Keokuk Lee Co.. Iowa. Aug 26 1865.
IT S. MARsHALs PRoCLAMATToN-

h ,. MARSHAL HhOILa MA lioN-
- . Ualied s aies Of America Southern D,r7sion gf
Topd.-I Peter Meendy United States Marshal the
State OF do her by pnbe notice that in the
case of the United Stats against six half barrels
shi-ky in OF seizure and forfeiture under acts
Of Congress did the u day Of July, 1865 at OF
tunws, Wspcllo county losa attach and take into my
ession for ssfekspng six bbls Of whisky, muked
% II. @ and hereby also public notice & at the
time ASST gnei for the Of aid and hearing
Of th. cause is the 81 TUESDAY Of sptsner 1t being the
40 - n.
---. DER. D. Iob1, and here95
ish AMI all persons cisming any Interest In
said bbls OF whisky, knowing or having any
thsr -4y hy the should not oe decreed to be
forfeited tine United States and b. condemned and
sold II tbs prayer OF said bellant that they De
az appear before the district Court, AZ its rooms Ia the
city Eeokuk in said district, raid lsth day ct sep
tembar 1850 AT 10 o'clock when and where nsld cause
va % hsrd then and there 10 their claims
sn8 sail libel of information an MAKE their obi
cations ia that behalf PETER Nhi.ENpf,
Nirshsl.
By II FULTON, Deputy.
E.,tnr Lee q. Iowa lug IA as
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06

o,rIcs OF coxrr.oLIxa o. ras crn

~ OsfIcE OF ConPrRnLLxR OF rHs CuRHEwcI, L.
w.sBtNefos. July Is, 1865. ! .
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence pre-
w sented 10 The nndersixn Il has been made
to appear shsf 6THE STATE MATIONAL
BANK OF KEOKUK," IN tue city Of kenksk in
in the cnuny Of Lee and State Of o~s has been duly
gani1~d under aid cording to- the reqnrements q the
Act OF Congress entitled An Act provide National
Currency. secured by pledge OF United 1Qadr
aste provle for the circusAtion and fAp
of approved June Sd 1884 and haa cDmpled wfsh al
the provisions If said Art rrqnrs tn be coped it'll
No~, therefore, I, Freemaa Clarke Comptroller OF
the Currency Do hereby certify that THs s-4rR Ma
rrcSAL BANK or kRokuE IN the city of Kenkuk in the
county Of -c and 6tAfs OF Iowa. l. authorized to CON-
the ouNness ~ Banking under the Aforesaid
- IN testimony whereof. witness my hand and
IL q }seal Of once, this 18th day Of July, 1906
49, t HRD IMAM CLARKE,
N akll.1 tiasf osnpetealss - aAs01nsnay.
jy0r6n sal,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-06
Cabus' Hair Tonic,

This unequaled preparation which possesses the peca
liar properties restoring grey hair its gnal color
and causes u to the color IL possessed before
turned grey. II 10 . permanent for dandrun
strengthens and envens the roots Of hair gives the
hair lasting and natura moisture, scurf
itching and soreness OF skin Persons have tried
this preparation say that they have tried all
Tonic and Hair and had been able
nnd any article that would produce the desired result
until they had tried my Hair Tonic 1t has cured pc
sons who had solid Of dandrun all knitted and
cenentsd together 10 the share Of covering the
whole head and In the Of thirty days After using
my Tonic thescnrfand dandru ali disappeared ard the
hair which had until that time been prrented from
growing, resumed its former healthy Growth
In the Of oBs James Mershou the 2st Iowa
fanty whosc head covered with thick coating OF
dsndrud and scusf mentioned above and whose hair
had 81 most complies alien out 10 shown virtue
this Tonic fer In the ofthree week. application
oft his scalp assumed healthy and his hair
commenced to beautifully. This only one case
OF this kindin thousand could mention many others
but for want ofspace and prevented from do
ing
Sold BY E0RaE CABUS. corner of Second aud Main
street Price - cents per bottle liberal discoun,
hs ~sd- mch31d6m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-11

BUFFALO, Dec. "a heavy snow storm
commenced at two o'clock this after
noon.