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Lost.

Lost.
S me rear OF No. Summer Street, Black
Tbo fSpadel Dog. Had a new collar ON unmarked
the same to "'y re"aTusu ~ iet.urhhe
At corner of Braekett and vorI ctrae,s
October 10, 1866. DIV. 'Ae'' anu hork otreeis.
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for Boston; Minneoa, Holt I'm Providence nee for ELS.
worth u.s. sa WTyeiworfI from Newport ol do; Mary
| Milnes Miller Gardiner for philadelphia.
I Patn,rned brlgs Orozimbo. Harp, Abner TAYLOR:
sohs r r Hammond, Ocean Ranger Gov Cony. Ad
| die Ryerson, Matanzas, Day Break, Red Beach, E
FG %EW BE BEDFORD--Ar 18th, sch Willie psrrr pr
| nv Linconyille. '' VI
| ssBosToN-Ar 18th, schs j Robinson. Hardin,
Mayo. Bangor; Mystery Hart Bangor: A q B rooass
Arey vmaihaven; Boston Light, Babson. Camden:
Saml Lewis, Jordan, Ellsworth ""Ai'''''
CID 18th. ship Goiconda Miskelly. Charleston. sch
II b Metealf. Rogers, Portland @''
~ ado WI WIZ, sens Gracs Clifton, Otis Philadelphia;
boro; Baker. Barberick, Portland
cd 18th, ship Lizzie oakford, Rookie, New York
N oaLEM-Ar 10th, schs Rosna, Hunt, Cal:is for
New York: j Carver, Rumrill do for New Haven:
fidelia, Blodgett; Jane Woodbury., Shute and sarah
Hall, Fletcher. Bangor; Express, do for Newark:
Holmes Hole: Challenge ami Martha Maria. do for
Dighton; ID Arey fin do for Neponset; Gertrude
Rockland Tor New ork A Potter, from Elisworth
for do. ~ '""roh
a Ar lath, se9s Julia Elizabeth Merrill rom Calais
ar is'n, sens victor, Pendleton Bangor; Cora
Poland, Damariseotta; May Day, Small Iowd in,
PoRTSMoCTH-Ar 18th, sch Game Cock Rob-
| Cock, Robbins, Calais. A'iA' '''n'oaine
mar Srt eRd ar 18TH sh Moses warlng, Plum
Portland. ~ S"eo"' oupIii, from
ud DaIii-Cld 18th, brig Fannie Lincoln, Collins
EOREIGN PORTS.
Ar at Malaga LIST inst, barque Moneynick, Gibbs
New York viz Gibraltar 800
Ar at Messina Goth ult haraue Bounding Billow
Nidulich Malaga.
Sid fin Deni tn ult, Annie Grant, Appleton, tor
| New York.
Ar at Helvoet 18th inst, ship Gardiner Colby, Nc
| Lelan, Rangoon
Ar at Shields 9Th inst barque Jas Brett, Jcwett,
Dordt.
At Inagua Path ult, brig Jos Baker, Nickerson,
from Nevassa for faliimore.
Ar at Remedies Sd inst, brig Clara Brown q own,
Mariel. -" -
Ar at Havana 10th inst, brig Poinsett, Anderson,
| Boston.
Sid 18th, barIue Enrique, Orcutt Boston.
Sid nm Cardenas zth schs E G Knight H MT and
VIM Gregory, Aud, Boston; 18TH, brig r. NJ Merritt
| Eaton New York.
Cid at rctou Sth INST sch Ocean Star, Carroll. LOT
Boston.
Ar at Rio Janeiro 18th ult, barque Amazon, PERCH
val, Daren, Ga.
| SPOKEN
Oct 2, lat 49, lon II W, ship Saginaw OF Bath from
Cardiff Tor Panama.
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FISK & HATCH,
BANKERS.

Sep 2s-d2aw&w4w
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
An Eight Acre Garden--.A Fine Country
Residence.

t,,:- The above place is in westbrook, near Nor
#;iii rills Corner, only three miles ffom Portland,
-Nland is one OF the best places tor gentleman 5
Iesuence OF for good gardener, to be found in this
vlcmity 1t has new one-and-a-half story Gothic
House, good Barn and other buildings. The cellar is
present owner has large run OF city customers for
early vegetables worth at least thousand dollars
cholce grape vines and pear trees were set out one
year ago. This L. rare opportunity to secure eight
acres under a>high state OF cultivation Apply to
w. H. JERKS, Heal Estate Agent. 3wefoct4
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Lot for Sale.

ONE Of the best building lots in the city, situated
residence OF Gen. j. D. Fessenden This lot is sixty
two feet front on Deering Street, extends back one
hundred feet and is bounded on the east side by
street nifty feet in width making it corner lot and
very desirable S. b. HERSEY.
No. Gait Block, Com. Street.
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First Class Houses for Sale.

O1t1SS 11OucCS 0StIes
WE offer for sale the eight first class brick houses
w recently built by us, situated on Pine Street,
between Clark and Carleton Streets
THESE houses are thoroughly built, with slate roofs
Drlck drains, and marble mantepieces throughout
Ihey VIII be sold at low price, and very favora
. j. Il. BROWN & SONS.
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Lost

L,ROM hack a large Leather VAITsE ha,,vo.,
Il Maple street and the Grand Trunk Denot. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving II at IJh
by's Hack Office, Centre street. aSst1ad AZ I'D
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WIILIAM q. DTTNV
A. G A k ID

Albion House. Federal ST.
Refers, by permission, to A. w. ii. Clam. ESQ.
James Todd; Esq. NJ G. Palmer, Esq., William III.
Fessendcn. Esq, W. o. Fox. Esq "
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Manufacturers Insurance COmpa-
nv Of Boston.

The Agency his Company has been removed TO
for losses at the late fire, Policies issued by this
Company, will please present them for adjustment
and payment. Policies will be issued as formerly,
on all insurabe property at fair rates OF premium.
This Company is well known one OF the most re-
liable in the country.
jy9 NATH'L r. DEERING, Agent,
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For Sale or Lease.

fNHE property adjoining the westerly side OF The
Il Canal Bank, known as the ''Widrage" proper
two rods on Middle street, extending back ten rods
and is as valuable piece OF property for the purpose
OF building, as any in the city. Apply to
NArH'L +. DEERING,
aug4-dtf No 10 Free Street
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4. o. o. f..

fTNHE Members of Maine Lodge No. IL q N II
Il will hold their meetings for the present eyar,
Monday evening at Advent Hall, No. 1884, Congress-
Street. full attendance is requested next Mo5Iax
evening TO act upon the new Bylaws "'
Portland, Oct. IS, 1866. 33iw
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NdGAS TERC

Sch Ger, Hammond, put into chatham ltb and
reports having perieneed very rough weather and
was driven or to the eastward of Georges during
which lost all her sails boats. water casks and bn9
mhS ad burst Matches Capt Ii washed over
poard, but succeeded in &c! ting ack
no oen SearSyiile, Bray, from Baltimore with COAL
aNeu az fhiladelpha 18th, with loss oi sal s. leak
w, haVIhs encountered heavy gllas off Ahsecum
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HOUSES FOR SALE-House corner of Congress
IL and Merrill streets; also, House adjoining the
same with 10000 feet of land. This lot will be d.
yided to suit purchasers; - Terms easy and made
Clothin Store, foot of Exchange stree. iui19-dtf
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aug4-dtf
For Lease,

INHE valuable lot OF land corner OF Middle and
i Plumb Streets for q term OF years. Enquire
OF G. G. MITCHELL IL SON,
Aug. 2s, 1s66-dtf lis Fore Street
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.$Io,5lo,6 81
STEPHEN CROWELL, President
EDGAR w. CROMWELL, Vice President
PHlLANDER SHAW, Secretary.
Total loss by PORTLAND FIRE. $50, Ill, "a, of which
$5,0i3,75 is in allegiance 'A'-' anu
John e. Dow s. Son. A gents.
sep29-eod&W1m
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Lots for Safe.

Only Ia cents per Foot.
ININELY located Lots nm tho E,storn Promenade
Il in Lots to suit purchasers ~ go
Also me Lots ON Congress between High and State
aug on Deering street. n Lots to suit prchas
w. LII. FERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
aug15-dtf III =
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FnoM MrncnANrs, rxcnANnE.

Sch Franklin Treat. toi Frankfortl Can't Clark
bears OF tne hgh lino flag Of the fishing ieet fhis
season She has taken, since the 10th OF june. 90C
bb.s mackeIel, tlree-iourihs Mol.
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For Sale.

Ca The new FRENCH COTTAGE and about
sii seven acres of land, situated on the Cape Cot
As.sA- tage Road, in Cape Elizabeth The house con-
tails fourteen rooms. The view is unsurpassed
enquire OF W. IL. STEPHENSON.
aug.J-dlf Second National I,auk,
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Farm for Sale

I WILL sell my farm near Aliens Corner West
Il brook, about three miles from Portland one mile
from horse cars, and WestbrDok Seminary
Said farm contains about 100 acres part of If very
valuable for nllago, and part OF il for building lots
There Is good house. two large barus and out hous-
es on the premises Ii will be sold together or in lots
to suit purchasers CYRUS THiJRiOW ''''
sep11-du les Commercial Il
EHOK SALE, in Gorham, fifteen minutes walk
from the Depot, a nearly new, neat Cottaee
House, Barn and Outbuildngs having ali the conven
fences and in prime condition. Ii is situated near
Apply TO n r STissVEMc
Gorham, July H. - ISo'
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Special Notice.

FTHE undersigned respectfully informs tile Portland
Il public he is prepared 10 clear out ruins or eel
lars, or dig the latter, terms satisfactory either by
taitlflncss. Address -
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free to All !,

A BEAUTIFUL CARD PHOTOGRAPH Gam, s.oo
~ to any one Address "PHOToGRAPHissh i i no,
30 ' o.o o' - aug 24-dSm
" ~. DYER, can be found with a now $50,
w Of Sewing Machines of various kinds. ' S;i,
Twist, Cottona kinds and colors Needles. oil S Sn
1G6 Middle street, up one flight stairs. jul17eod
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-23

WEATHER.-The weather yesterday
was delightful, just enough wind stir.
ring to make it pleasant. The ladies,
the dear creatures, We always have to
say something about them, were out in
full bloom The streets were perfectly
crowded with. them, and we could not
help wondering where they all came from
and more than that, where were all their
husbands to come from. We think that
our Legislature had better pass law
forbidding any more of the feminine
gender from coming into the world, as
the supply at present is greater than the
demand, (and there would be quite as
much sense in it as there is in
some other laws they have passed
and what an amount of cash it must
take to buy all their " fixins." We
reckon their dads" must be rich, and
are buying all these things to help pay
off the national debt. "Ye local" has
come to the conclusion not to unite in
the hold bonds of wedlock until the
said debt is paid
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-23

POLICE Contradiction Doty, having
an eye to "biz" rather than to obeying
the law against forestalling, bought
eggs in the market for sale again. His
getting off his eggs" in this manner
was considered worth ten dollars and
costs to the city. He shelled.
Elizabeth Reeves, a. mot very fair but
exceedingly frail daughter of Eve, was
arrested for plying her vocation" Not
having twenty dollars and costs about
her clothes, she took lodgings in the
Asylum on Fifth street.
Monroe Giles, q "cullud pusson," had
been engaged, in fact, re1y much engaged
to saddle colored female in this city.
However 1.-THE course of true love never
did run smooth" and in course of time
Monroe proved recreant to his vows and
married a sable charmer from Ohio.
Happening to visit the house of his for
mer sweetheart last Friday, she, not
liking this illustration of "the Monroe
doctrine" kicked up rumpus and
tempted the tickle Monroe into disorder
ly conduct to the amount of twenty dol
lars and costs,
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MUNICIPAL COURT this court last
Saturday, Judge Good presiding, The
case of Heiskell and Swearingen rs.
Jas. Sweeney was continued to next
term. The case of the NJ. X M. Bank
rs. l.. C. Frost Il Co was also continued.
In. the case of Thomas Hughes rs. Dun,
bars administrators, Judgment was
awarded the plaintiff in the sum OF
S178,O9. The following named persons
we're naturalized John Breidecum
Thomas Fox, Konrad Ruhl, Casper Brit
ung, Patrick Gallaher, Cornelius AeDris-
coli, Henry j. Crawford John McDer-
mott, Peter McGivern, James Croft,
Nicholas Spiedel, Charles Beuter, Michael
Lynch, Herman DIETRICH, August Miller,
John Peters, John d. French, Charles
Kramer,
The court will be in session again to-
day and naturalization papers may be
procured.
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AMFeTING of the citizens of Wheeling
was held in the room of the Chamber OF
Commerce, on Saturday the DIST inst
with view to take some action relative
70 the building of street railway
On motion DR. S B. Bushfeld was
elected Chairman, and VIM G Rattelie,
secretary
The report of the Committee appoint
I'd by the Chamber of Commerce, relat'
ing to the probable cost Of building the
road, was read.
On motion Of Mr. |. f Hanson com
mittee OF six was appointed to call on
the corporators of the road aud ask
their consent to solicit stock, and if oh
tanned, to open the subscription book
and call on the citizens
The following named gentlemen were
apnointed as the committee: Messrs. Jno.
TcT,nrs. Jr., NJ. Reilly, a. J. Sweeney,
Samuel Laughlio, 7, Fl. Logan and Jno,
On motion the meeting adjourned.
S. B. BUsHFIELD, Chairman,
wN G. BATTELLE, Secretary
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SOME time since a gentleman who &C.

SOME time since a gentleman who &C
companied the Quartermaster Genera
to Wayne county to pay off the State
Guards in that section returned to this
city aud gave the editor of the Quincy
street ntelligencer an awful description
of affairs in that region. From his &C
count we had supposed that the re-
turned rebels" had possession of every
part OF the county, and armed with those =
murderous weapons called revolyers ana
bowie knives, and possessed VI Mmuse
wb;sLars and fierce eyes, were klIllng
of IT. unincky race that belong to the
Iptellioencer persuasion at terrible rate,
consequently we were much surprised
last week to meet gentleman from
WAYNE county, who being a peaceable
citizen we had supposed him to be dead,
who informed us that the people OF that
county were never more quiet and order
ly than at the present time. He said
that the people were even more settled
than before the war, and that what few
returned rebels" there were in the
county were quiet and orderly, and car
ried no firearms that he had seen, and
that they would be good citizens if our
know.nothing Legislature would let
them He thought that the gentleman
referred to above had been laboring an
der hallucination of the brain when he
took his observations.
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WEST VIRGINIA CLOTHING HOUSE,
The Spring season is upon us, and the
time for making change of garments
is at hand. With view to meet the
wants of the citizens of this city and
state, NJ. Gutman & Co. have opened a
large and fashionable clothing emporium
on the southeast corner of Main ana
Monroe streets, where large stock OF
clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
Goods has just been received. All fresh
and new, and will be sold cheap for cash.
apl7-1m -- ~ .t
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LATE Saturday night, as we were
vending our way to our respective
abode, we came across a man with a
lamp post leaning against him, singing
Here's your good whisky, come and drink
Sally am the gal for me" -
We suppose that if Sally had seen
what an enormous amount of the "good
whisky" he had been taking, she would
have been somebody else's "gal" pretty
soon. .1i- H1 -.-
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TIE PACIFIC RAILROAD The elegant
ear known as the Presidential car" in
which the remains of President Lincoln
were conveyed to the West, reached
Pittsburgh last Friday from Washington
by way of the Pennsylvania railroad
1t contained the directors of the Pacific
Railroad Company, and a number OF
other gentlemen interested in that great
enterprise, who are now on their way to
Omaha, on business connected with the
road
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IMPROVEMENTS The number of new
buildings going up in every part of the
city is truly astonishing. On almost
every street we see werkmen engaged
in tearing down the old dilapidated
concerns and putting up respectable
houses, and you frequently have to cross
the street to avoid the piles Of rubbish
thrown on the pavements, Keep on +; we
are willing to have our necks broken
after night over your piles Of stones, etc.
for the sake of improvement.
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TRIADELPHIA.--The meeting at Tri
adelphia last Saturday was we'll attend
ed. About forty persons went out from
this city and large number of the
country people we're convened; Nearly
all the conservative voters in the town,
ship are already registered and il shoped
that all will have their names recorded
before the books are closed. Mr. Jas
Pierson, the Registrar, will be In III
aialnhia next Saturday afternoon.
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TAp1EAux.-The members aud friends
of the Baptist Church will give series
of tableax for few nights, beginning
on Thursday, April Goth. Ihey wiz
consist of descriptions of olden times
continental days, wheeling eccentrici
ties Sc The object is for the benefit OF
the church. Everybody should go, for be-
sides the ENJOYMENT of the evening,
YOU will have Fifty cents entered toyour
credit, which might balance some OF
your wickedness in the great ledger
where all deeds are recorded.
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A COUGH is unlike any other symptom
of disease. It's first approach is in whis-
pers unintelligable, and at first is almost
unheeded, but in time never fails to
make itself nderstood-never fails to
claim the attention of those on whom 1t
calls. You may safely confde to Piso's
Cure the care of your unwelcome visitor.
No cough but what will yield to this
all.potent remedy Sold by Edmund
Booking, general agent, No. !, Odd Eel
lows Hall.
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EVERY lady, every gentlemen, every
lad, every lass in the city, who desires to
purchase neat-fitting pair OF boots,
Shoes OF CATERS, should call at the EN-
porium of Blonde g. Bachman, lO7 Main
street, corner. of Sprigg Alley, where a
large and varied stock has Just been re-
ceiyed.
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THE CHoLERA-A ship full of cholera
now lies in New York Bay, and the dis
ease is expected to make its appearance
in New York any day, and will be pretty
snre to be in this city. We would adj
wise our,Health officer to hurry up the
cakes" and give the finishing touch OF
cleanliness TO the city as soon as posi-
HE
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,-.....,--r.,,. ~ p,,1ppr, % pa
-, - uonsar who
paniei b"7@I 'i" 'onu u i'0"
murdered Old Mary Paul, ana her
,o;,n- MEGA Cassie Munday, some time
&C, ~ Do 1-ara arecu-
'l-o9' III o"lh'''-'
ted IN Ebensburg III tha' county ia''
Friday At ten minutes past twelve
o.oIocI the condemned were conducted
u;,.I -ord rnd.r tho
l'oih 'n0'l '0ii9 w Wv :,
escort Of Sherin Myers, anu accom- Pahie"
nv tb5 Catholic Priests. They assembled
81, IN - fr,, .raad Ruser "a.
inc S'''i'''"
guested I'-'' I" MAKE SPoo'' ~ P''
Test the Innocence OF Honser' n'' was
Irssnadad tro.a doing So by his spiritual
...,,. r,,, Incidental reasons PRAYERS
u..,. ,'0..r.J M f., IN, tl,ron, of
eIo theu "here" up ~ '"'
cod t. have mercy OH their souls Alter
china. laova or the Sheriff and their
A., o,,,s ,,,,. nIacad
~rutaai a1' ise'Ss Ino - i 80 man
over Tue l1ces Vi INC ,I'n Fat.,i t,;rrorar
>herih Myers touC" ,,',' w go iounc5ad
ana the cohuoinH''' '''" w.
INTO eternity, ,t;.,n sh.,iAMvers had
before lnG - cIr the inb of banU-
SoNe''' 'PIr'. tIa annIicants WA the
h$ - 81 20, NJnndav Who was much
iatuer % t, 49, ~ ba;nc Tefnsed and hnno
'lsaPps1t.ilo'o - Of tie ia;I Yard until
'Iouu n5 'I tb ot'f fbo sentence of the law
Iss11ou 'e'o rrioJ into eject and then
u'I Teo - bo,',o feaIino that his child
SoI , no9 Ta There we're several
h't ue1i ~ ol,niftpd into the iail
aPp5'o%i ,a 't" Tone re admitted except
E%iu' ou' III o%e,1,taI, nacassqrv Two
"h't "e 49, =" IT, oJnoitfa1 for the
"o'ueu ~ o. bod navar s,en anv-
$500 a. Ina L.Goro in their lives
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wrnotina that VIM c. Mckay Hoge

WE notice that VIM. c. Mckay Hoge
formerly of this city, and subsequently
clerk for H. Bruner, formerly superin
tendent of government corrals, who 1;
nov under trial at Nashville (Tenn) fol
ae1rauding the government, is deeply
Implicated in the frauds for which Bru
ner is being tried Hehas turned State:
evidence and acknowledges to having
issued several false vouchers
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REsTAURATIoN.-Them many friends o!
d Armor will be pleased to learn that
he has removed to the old fremont bull
dinps ON Water street, where he has
fitted up "Armor's Saloon" in line style
Choice wines, liquors, ales and beer con
stantly on draught. aprlo-l"
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WEsT LIRERTI,-Mr. Whitman, Regis
trar for West Liberty township may be
found at Centre School House every
Saturday. We trust our friends in that
township will see that every man is reg
istered.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-23

EoFF's PILLs.-The best family medi-
cine in the world A specific for dys
pepsia No calomel Price % cents
By mail So cents. Sold everywhere T..
H. Logan & Co., Proprietors.
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Or. Knights
Hair Dressing,

4 VEGETABLE PkBfAhAEsV wv
"A for identifying and promoting the inIu'
rant growth OF the hair.
II prevents tho hair from falling on or turn
N removes dAndrufi eleansss the scalp, oures
nervous headache and all those distressing ~
fsctions induced BY the nss OF oily OF s'o'n'oc
Hair Dressings.
Its invigorsting properties insure iaIansnt
iocks inclined 10 curl and BY It's persstent uss
he hair is restored 10 bald heads when soeh Q
result IL possible. IN
Il Is splsndLdiy pss a,Isls :, sla,bi1s "a
uniTsrsaIly sppr0yed-especially By ladies' ana
PRICE u CFSTS PER BOTTLE,
Prepared BY DR.. Z. y KEI0HTs. Chsnas'
so,d Al WholssaIs BIZ 7. a. LOGAN. L0oA6.
LIST 4 co, LAUGHLI5S 4 Bg5htL1hD'
and at Retail By Merchants sed DTufk1 w
srywbsre. h1Dy-