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A Won derfaI Capillary Cempsu nd.


on the merits of the Eternal Life In
surance Company, we have been over
whelmed with letters from INSURANCE,
men, horse doctors, circus agents, sew
ing machine manufacturers and paten
medicine men, asking us to write put
for the articles they severally represent
ed; but as We endorse nothing but wha
we know to be "sound quill" we have
been compelled to refuse the msjorit!
of the requests. The agent Of TIT
Capillary Uranium Hair Restorer sen
us bottle for trial, with the reques
that we give written opinion of it
which we hasten to do.
Hair Resterers are modern inven
ton, for we are confident that had thu
Capillary Uranium Hair Restorer beef
known in ancient times, the venerable
Elijah would not have been called ole
"bald- head" and the naughty children
wouldn't have figured in an ANNA
show.
The Capillary Uranium Hair Re
storer is ahead of anything ever before
introduced to the notice of discrimin
ating public, as is fully proven by the
following facts:
A lady in New York lost plat o.
hair for which she paid $40. She bought
q bottle of the Capillary Uranium
Hair Restorer, and it was returned to
her the next day.
An old couple out West whose mar
ried life had not been blessed with
"buds of Affection were induced to try
a bottle of the Capillary Uranium, and
they were Immediately blessed with a
fine lot of heirs.
A hon pecked husband in New Jersey
lost fine head of hair by his wifes
termagent disposition. He advertised
for it without avail. One bottle Of the
C. C. Hair Restorer gave him flowing
locks within two months after his wife's
decease.
An ambitious youth in Buffalo bought
o bottle of the Hair Restorer for thf
purpose of raising a mustache, and in
three weeks he had fine hare-lip.
A careless woman spilled half bot
tie of the &C. Hair Rsstorer on heI
dress which Immediately turned into
hair cloth
|, A man in st. Louis had q pet rabbit
stolen from him, and all efforts to re-
cover it proved unavailing. He bought
two bottles of the Hair Restorer and in
less than two days his hare was re-
stored. ...f ...
A gentleman in New Orleans mad
vertently sat down ON . box containing
q gross of Hair Restorer, and was ever
after harrassed by his creditors.
A man in Canada through mistake
took dose of Hair Rsstorer for medi'
cine, and has been playing the Old
Harry ever since. ..-.-..
An eminent physician recommend.
the Hair Restorer as very good for cal
the ills that flesh is heir to-"
A man who is about emigrating t.
Utah has purchased six dozen bottles to
start Harem.
An amateur agriculturist applied il
on his head in straight line, and he
forthwith had harrow.
But we are compelled to close this ar
ticle, lest we become hair-brained.
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LlL.l.LLLLLi.iLL
LLLLLLLLLLLLL

Remarks frog Chemical Analysis
After careful analysis Of Helmbelds Prepa.
rations they enjoy our utmost confidence. We
consider them safe and reliable.
NEvEERS & YATES.
Philadelphia June 18th, ls69.
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7TN7TT ETg759TVEET

C,--.,9 {51lT ATAO4oNAAT
There was but little done IN the Cir
euit Court Yesterday B 9TQlai7s IS.
In the case of the State Is. Goorgs
Hartford, for larceny, the jury returned
verdict Of equity" and he was sen;
fenced to. six months imprisonment in
the comfy jail. 81. .gtagsgat q
The case of the State CO. Swan, on ar
Indictment for forgery, is set for trial
-day.
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Paving.

Pavisg.
We notice that Street Commissioner
Clark is busily engaged in relaying the
boulders torn up on Main steeet for the
water pipe. He has progressed as far as
Monroe street, and has yet about mile
to pave. He is also relaying and put.
ting down Q number Of new crossings
throughout the city. Much credit Is
due Mr.. Clark for the prompt and ener.
getic manner in which he performs the
duties of his Office.
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REMOVAL.

ITHE I'NDERSIGN NED TAKES PLEASURE
| in informing his customers and citizens gen
,Ially that he has removed his Boot and Shoe
establishment to the north side of Union, be-
tween Main and Market streets where he keeps
CONSTANTLY on hand the best brands OF French
Gali>kiu, together with as good workmen IA the
country can afford. Thankful for past patron
age he wishes a continuance of the SAINT.
siua Gn JAMES MATHEWS.
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Standard Rseks
In all bindings at l59 Main street
To-day the great half price sale.
Correction.

In yesterdays report of the business
done at the Circuit Court we stated
that Patrick II. Quinlan was found
guilty of grand larceny, and was SEN
fenced to SIX months in the Peniten-
tiary. We were mistaken, the jury re-
turning verdict Of "not guilty" We
cheerfully make the correction, as We
have no desire to send Pat. to the Pen
itentiary before his time, s.st@
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stockholders Meeting.
rpScua, uRETUyG nE TIE

4 stockholders of the NORTHWESTERN BANK
u vIRGININ. will he held at the National Bank
IF West Virginia at Wheeling, on Tuesday, the
.l-l day of May next, at 10 o'clock a H.. to con.
,drr An Act To provide for winding up the af.
Lair. Of the Northwestern Bank of Virginia,
passed by the Legislature of West Virginia, Feb
rrlry eth. 1861. By order of the Board.
spl-.aGd G.. LAMB Cashier.
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WHEELING has always, and well could
boast of her facilities for manufactnr-
ing purposes, and the magnitude of the
iron and glass establishments, but her
citizens are now boasting of the great
and famed Hair Restorer, made by Cd
bert, which is Odbert's Vegetable Am
brosia, that is warranted to do as rep
resented, and will restore gray hair to
it's original color. tt
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q, order oi the Roar,

NN WT'I'I VI w IF'IHI'
JOHN McLURE. Jr.. President.
p.S-The Directors have entered into con.
,r.c, for the construction Of the main line from
siirhrt"wn to the upper Rolling Mill to be com.
ulrted by the first of July next, and IL is ex-
,ert.d that the Stockholders will promptly pay
S.r iustallments az above called for.
naylIlw
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SWEENEYS g. CO.,

--lfi-
cTEAM ENGIsEs, BOILERS
- SHAFTIyG, MILL wORF ar, Of n
kinda whseiing. w. Va ApD
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In.tantnncou. in EGeci.

We have heard of "forty rod" and
"kill around the corner" whisky, but
some Of our saloons seem to keep liq-
nor the effect of which is instantaneous.
We saw one poor fellow, who had been
imbibing, lying on the steps Of, sa-
loon, he having been unable to even get
around the corner. A streak of light.
ming is nowhere by the side Of that
whisky. .-g
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Nary Fight.

Nary Fight.
The ancient glory of show days is de-
parting. The good old days of ginger
bread, small beer and free fights are no
more any longer. There was not a
fight occurred yesterday that we heard
of
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DeN'r send your furniture to auction
or throw, it to one side on account of 8
few scratches, or because the polish is
worn of or become dim. Get bottle
of Bookings Furniture Polish and ap,
ply it according to directions, and you
will have q piece Of furniture as bright
as though it were new. Prise, IS cents
per bottle. Sold by Edmund Decking,
No. l, Odd Fellows Hall.
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To-day is the last Of the great hall
price sale of ybesks1at l59 Main street.
Mr.. IHatehinspn has sold upward oftvo
thousand Volumes less than one half
the usual rates asked by booksellers,
and has now on hand the finest stock OF
books we have ever seen in Wheeling.
Go today and make your selections and
attend the auction sale tonight.
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NOTICE.

HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
| L the Liquor business Casper Keim, the
mama and style of the firm will be :. Keim &
BIO.
hereby give notice that desire all persons
having bills against me Ia present them inmedi.
sirly and those indebted to me will please call
sud .rttle, a. wish to close all my accounts as
,onl - possible. SIMON hElM.
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Shakespeare is emphatic in saying
there is nothing, and affirms that a
"rose would smell as sweet by any other
name" Be this as it may, the associa-
ton of names often presents ludic-
rous appearance. For instance-the
Good Templars of st. Clairsvllle and
neighborhood intend holding picnic
at Whisky Run next week.
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Cool Trentmcnt
AS a general thing we dislike being
cody treated, but when it comes down
to treating us to Bosley's Ice Cream and
Water Ices, you can always cOnnt us
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Stuck in the Mud.
Dan. Rice's caravan got stuck in the
mud between this city and Wellsburg
yesterday forenoon, and arrived too late
to give an afternoon exhibition. They
made it up in the evening, however. a
big audience greeting the appearance Of
the public's old favorite.
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HENRY SEAMON,

nEALKR In ALL KIpDS OF -
DbAcco, Pipes Snuh &c. MaBufsefaFsr - t ~
I Wheeling Stogiez. No. 81 Wstc< sL 49,
ing made srrangrnenfs with one Of NE hsnng
tobacco bouses Ia the country, an prepared %
offer all tbs best grades Of Chewing Ioeeseo ~
HannJact1erg prizes
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The canvas Of Haight & Chambers
Colossal Show was filled to OVERLOOKING
yesterday. Their performance gave
general satisfaction, and was the best of
the kind we ever saw. Rinehart's leap
ing and the feats of the Miacco.. Bros. on
the trapeze cannot be excelled. Being
an exception to the generality of shows,
they perform all they advertise. They
will give an exhibition Of their animals
this morning from 10 to IL, for the ben
eft Of families and children, at reduced
rates of admission. The usual exhibi.
tions will, also take place at1l and P,
NJ They are wen worth attending by
all lovers Of good smusements, - IL 2
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EXTRACT BUoHU.

iDr. KEysER Is physician of over thirty
years experience, and graduate Of the Jefferson
Medical College, and of the University Of Medi-
cine and Surgery of Philadelphia
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Te.pl.rs ,14aAAlJ % 80 49,. 4
In good standing can get delicious
Soda Water and lee Cream at Charles
Behler's, near Odd Fellows Hall.
may list. $3.50 4.a.t =. .a-
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USE Benter, Wineher & Co.'S Wash
ing Powder. Washes Clothes in hall
the time.
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Small Attendance.
There was not as many people in from
the country yesterday as is usual upon
show days. Money is too scarce and
taxes too high for our farmers to spend
much upon ampsements. "Times isn't
as they used to was" when the advent
of show was made a general holiday
and people ''spent their money free"
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Cool Treatment.

Use Benter, WiHcher & Co.'S Wash.
ing Powder. Will not fade calico.
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saloon Keepers Notice.

I OTIS STEUBENRACH, SOUTH WHEEL.
iu. has ON hand and for sale, 10 barrels No
/ l'rabC der mayll.lno
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p. Kennedy
Has just received new supply of
summer dress goods.
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All AiHles

All AtyIes 4"
OF sacking cashmere and boys wear
at p. Kennedy's, 163 Main street.
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FOR sALEcaI
EAR SALE.

.rRsCRIRER orr Il Bs
ftNHB NV stook of Tobacco and Cigars on
j fer sa'e ,ss and store fixtures and lease Of
band, tne n s Year from LIST of last April. Pos
store ioa r Sr Immediately. For terms &C, call
session gwen II. SPANGENBERGS.
at Se.t door to Mcclure House. Markets''
orlS.3t
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- lrents wanted everywhere to sell our low
- rnnv licensed machines. Send for oui
''irrsisr SHAW i CLARK, 5 NJ. Co., Bidde
- Naiur novl4-ly
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TUOS. OBJ RIEN,
cal ESTATE AGENT

oaee-.Cu.ssm House Buildi"s'
wuEELING, WEST VA.
,1rys AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
II S,ocSs &C., on commission. Offers the fol-
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Plain and Bar
Stuck in the M nd.

Nansooks and jaconets at p. Kenne-
dy's, 163 Main street.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE..

OWE SIR>t RIBERS TO THE CAPITAL
sleek OF the Citizens Railway Com
p.ny will please take notice that their sub.
.s~rin,ions will bc due and PAYABLE TO John
E,bop Secretary, at the Office of the National
Insurance Company, M. &c Monroe street, a.
follows.
l5p.. cent IN the 18th day Of May, 1867.
- LIST June, &c
a lst July, -
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| Lust Might

Iast Night
OF the auction sale of Books at l59
Main street.
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WANTS.
wanted TO Rent.
curve uACHlNhs.-

COMFORTABLE hOtSE GON
! inning four or five rooms, situated within
- minutes walk of Post Office. Enquire a,
T;. ofr.. nayi33t
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Police Court.
The grand and august dispenser OF
Justice known as the Police Court seems
to exist but in name and memory. For
days have we haunted the deserted
Temple of Justice, in the vain hope of
picking up an item, bat nary plain or
disorderly drunk greeted our sight.
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Raising the Wind.

HnislnE the WHO
An itiperant Snowman has been for
several days raising the wind" at the
expense of other peoples lungs. He
has lung tester, upon which one can
test the strength of his pulmonary or
gans .'for the small sum of one dime"
We saw some tall blowing" but none
that equaled that of the Snowman, as
he descanted upon the merits of his ma
chine.
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Police Court.

USE Benter, Wincher & Co.'S Wash:
ing Powders. 1t improves the colors.
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For Sale Cheap.
TWO STORY

i hrirk honse containing four rooms and
- cellar SC, situated on the south side Of
1 NC street, between Fifth and Sixth streets.
rsa LEGATION Of this property is central being
In u.s;n few minutes walk of -four or five
'tr,b.s and lat two squares from the Custom
nun. ami. TO THOS. s'BRIEN,
hou'i;IW Real Estate Agent.
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UsE Benter, Wincher 81 Co.'s Wash
ing Powder. 1t makes washing easy.
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An 81 ass osls ,iSIl1Eitg 2! : TEis
I OF dreas silks, popiins, psrcalss, plain
and printed lawns IT p. Kennsdy's. =
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Mr. H 7. HEINBoLp:

Mr. II. I. HEINBoLp:
Dear Sir I'm regard 10 the question asked
me as to my opinion about Buoha, would say
that 1 have used and sold the article in various
forms for the past thirty years. lido not think
thers il any form or preparation OF IL have
not used or known to be used in the various
diseases where such medieate agent would be
indicated. You are aware, a. well as myself,
that IL has been extensively employed in the va
rious diseases Of the bladder and kidneys, and
the reputation Il has acquired, in my Judgment,
Is warranted by the facts.
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J. &G. BAYHA,

DREAD, CRACKER AND CAkE
ID BAKERY, Martst streef' eppos -
STREET fSeo constantly 90 h>sd fnn ssssrt
- Tt,eir wagons run oosstar1y % 81 pwt
AZ 81 civ with Bread, Crs1ksrs Easks Csxss'
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MARSHALL a. EBERT.

WILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS Oh
w tine late firm of Marshall, Colts & Co., a
The old Fulton Bank, and will furnish coal oil
reasonable terms To all our old customers, ant
asa a share of public patronage. marH
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: n. RICHARDSON,

A TT0RNRY AT Law. OFFICE,
"A Ne. % Monroe Street, above Fourth, Whssi'
ing. w. Va
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Small Attendance.

OF the great half price sale Of Books
at $50 Main street.
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o. y. nILLaa.
c. L. ZANE & CO., %

IMPORTERS AND DKALKBo IN
i YOKgiGS ASD DOMESTIC WIVES ana
Liquors, AsnnfsetuTerss Puv catAw iA wiDss.
Quincy Strrst, between Main ssd Market Bts..
Wheeling. W. Va, keep constantly % hee4
Brzndins, Scotch sud Irish whiskiea yaa.bns
Eups add Coriials, choice Old Rye and Besrsse
Wbiskiss. 49,
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value your Buchu for its effect on patients.
l have cured with it, and seen cured with it,
mere diseases of the bladder and kidneys than
have ever seen cured with any other Buchu, or
any other proprietary compound of whatever
name. Respectfully yours, &c,
GEO. H. KEYSER, N. D.,
I4O Wood ST., Pittsburgh. Pa.
August u, is6j.
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JOS. w. PARKER,

A rroRNEY At Law. OFFICE
a c-rnsr ,Aisproc and ksusfh strssos, -
ps.afs tkr courf Hsase, whsslisG Eva -
b ssv2ti ,s.t in1aIz. siilf : 100
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MICHAEL j. RoHAN,

MICHAEL j. ROHAN,
MARBLE WORKER, ON MAR
WI KET STREET, . few doors above the
Second Ward Market HOase. Monumental
work Of al kinds made 10 order. City andeoun
spf1ty 80
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The Sprin. EIectians.

a.. The United States, which were the scene OF
so remarkable political conflict last October
contest in the approaching spring elections in
some Of the New England States. Now Hamp-
shire votes on the second Tuesday Of March:
-Connsctic ut on the frat Monday in April; and
Rhode Island on the fret Monday in April.
New Hampshire elects Governor and other
State officers and three members OF Congress
the present incumbents Of all of which posi :.
tions are Republicans. At the Governors
election in 1s6S, Smyth, Republican. receiyed
35,l37 votes and Sinclair, Democrat 30,lsl-a
Republican majority Of 1850. In 1855 the Re-
publican majority was s.iz7. For the ap-
preaching election OF 1867, Governor Smyth
declining, the Republicans have nominated for
that position Gen. Walter Hartman, native
OF the State, who is about 50 years Of age He
Of the war, and entered the service In August,
1862, as Colonel OF the 18th New Hampshire
regiment, and was promoted to the rank Of
Brigadier General For the last two years he
has been Secretary Of State OF New Hampshire.
As his opponent the Democrats have nomi.
mated their candidate Of last year, John q
Sinclair, weii-known and popular citizen Of
the State. .. =. ..'
In Connecticut. a Governor and other State
officers and four Congressmen are to be chosen
the incumbents OF all these positions being
Republicans. At the election for Governor
last year Hawley, Republican, received 49, 974
publican majority OF SAL. In 1865 the Repub.
hcan majority was l,035. Neither party in
Connecticut have nominated their candidates
for She approaching eleosion, the Republicans
holding their convention at New Haven on
Thursday next, and the Democratic theirs AZ
Hartford on February O. 1t is believed that
the candidates for Governor will be the same
as last year-0overnor Joseph X. Hawley
Republican, and James E. English, Democrat
In Rhode Island no political movement are
yet announced. The State elects Governor
and other State omcers, and two Congress.
men, the Incumbents OF these positions being
all Republicans. At the election for Go vernon
in 1866, Gen. Burnside. Republican, received
s,1e7 votes, and Pierce. Democrat, 2.sIS; a Re-
publican majority Of 5,3sl. In 1865 the Demo.
Gratis made no nomination and the Repub.
lican candidate. Smith. received 1o.06i votes
Gen Burnside will probably be re-nominased
for Governor by the Republicans F.. II
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FRIaHfYrL OCTRAGK IN CLARK COUNTY,
lNDIANA.-The New Albany Ledger says thai
OF Fletcher Willis, near Union Chapel. one
and half miles from Utica. CLARK county.
Indiana. They did not knock at the door, but
entered the house without ceremony, and seiz-
ing Mr.. Willis, In the presence of his wife. de.
mAnded his money, threatening to take his life
unless II was instantly forthceming Willis
AZ hrst refused to tell the villains where the
meney was sscreted. when they took on his
shoes and stockings, carried him to the fre,
and held his feet 70 the GOALS and flames uutii
they were terribly burned. Half frantic under
pointed out to the robbers where bis pnoney
was, and they Immediately secured il, and
then decamped. The amount stolen by thess
worse than savages was two hundred end
ffftv dollarD r.# = =
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VI W. B. MOsEs'
FASHIONABLE OARPET. FURNITCRE AND
BEDDING srORIs,
NOS. 521 & 319, INTELLIGENCER BUILD.
ING, CoRNER 9TH ANDD.,
AND ~
no. so. 1TH sTRlET, THORN BUILDIHo.
ADJOINING ODD PILLOWS HALL,
AND EXAMINE TIE FINEST AssuRrHp
STOCK THIS SIDE OF PHILADELPHIA.
,b3s he 1ss ss al the i.ss,; design. mad. Phil.de
T:s:: for cash which sin g With
Ssa:r ss: IN IailsdsPhiA, and Of the best mssefsi
rHIe6 Rsrs should study their owa interest By
scrs.d ssoef u fes;s az ths yell
end Sst.in hii price iist before eeins eiss.hsr:.
his aasertmssa ne rt luFra'h ~ q .ssh ps:'rss
forts, Osanterpsiscs. Pillows. Boisters. Fs.sSsf
beds, and All kinds Of Cottage and Kitches Tsr.
sss ai;S e ,.es: s::' st the
B1iians iG@oso sors.r SSs isi "a sis
ihisff' hs i.t..., asSrs s.a Odd Fsov
EzEkIsLs yIsaINIA HAIR BIsro11l.
az a.ss =: .l.s;soyA.E.;.W. ssSli.h sh,. .orni.s
"a; !: ID s ~, ~:
r sss:n s.ssis ssa
ansuve Of sur c4ty He has in hiS posse ssios cor.
w!li pabiieh. These rscsmm SsdaSionc are Scso
no.trums lelnsd OF e hair restorers. TSy a.
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