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A N ORDINANCE TO ESTABLIsM
n the GRADES of parts of certain streata

AN ORDINANCE TO ESTABLISM
n the grades of parts Of certain streets
in the city of Wilmington.
BE 1t ord aimed by the City Council Of
Wilmington, 0wo thirds of all the mem-
bers thereof concurring0
Section j. That the grade OF Twenty
second street, from the side and level OF
Lamotte street to the centre of Carter
street, shall be in descent three (3) feet.
Section 2. That the grade Of Carter
street from the side and level of Twenty
second street. to the side and level of Van
dever Avenue shall be in descent seven
feet and one hundred and eighty six
thousandths of a foot, q, 1867
Section 3. That all ordinances or parts
of ordinances inconsistent herewith, be
and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, November 90
1879. HARRY SHARPLEY,
President of City Council
EDMUND b. FRAZER, Clerk of Council.
uOy22-2t.
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ONE gallon can of apples, 80 cents one
gallon can't peaches, 30 cents 2 pounds
of honey, 30 cents, at T. M. Wier's, 1900
Market street. st.
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DIED.

STEWART.-In this city on the 18th inst,
Amelia II. Stewart, aged 26 years.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the fun-
eral from her parents residence 5l2 Spruce
street, on Sunday afternoon, the 23d inst,
at 2oclock. Services at the house. Inter-
nlent at Riverview CemeLary.
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BRADBURY Gil ger Cracknallsare simply
delicious. Is cents box. at L. M wlers
1909 Market street. d.
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"KERRY cow"

On Monday evening next, Joseph
Murphy will appear in his great special
ty-"Kerry Cow Mr.. Murphy has
been perfol ming, for the past week, at
the Arch Street Theatre, Philaielphia,
to large and enthusiastic audiences. He
will bring his own scenery with him.
lie should be created with large audi
nuC3
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FIRST EDITION.
OYER AND TERMINER.
The Brown Batson Mur-
der Ease.
CASE CONTINUED IN COURT.

THE EVIDENCE ALL IN AND THE Ar
GuMENT COMMESCED-THE DhFENsE
AN ABLE oNE-THE STATE ABAN-
DoNs AN EFFORT TO SECURE A WEIR
DICT OF MURDER, AND CLAIMS ONE
OF MANSLAUGuTER.
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holding the Circuit Courts in the FiBt
Judicial Circuit, was read u second time
and ordered to a third reading.
House bill No. l43, changing and fixing
the time Of holding the Circuit Courts In
the Seventh judicial Circuit, was read a
second time and ordered 10 third read
Ing.
House bill No. lO2. to modify aud alter
the County Court in the county Of Mason,
under the 3ith Section Of Article s Of the
Constitution, was read a second time and
Ordered to third reading.
The Joint Conference Committee IN
relation to the judiciary amendment, sub.
miLted their report, which will be found
IN substance In our Senate report.
On motion Of Mr. Parsons, the House adj.
| iourned.
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AyIsage RIynIIIng IN YcIIomns.,

That Of a heather Chinee," Il belonging to
one Of our race can scarcely h described as at.
trlctiyc. But worse than this, 1t Is the index
Of disordclcd liver, of liver that needs n
rousinG and regulating. The remedy Is ut
hand, prompt, cilicaciouS A course u Hos.
letters Stomach Ditters will cxpel the miSdt.
rected bile from the blood and divert it into
the proper channel, open the bowleS. remove
the dySpcpticsynptoms which invariably ac.
company biIli0usnGss and cOuntcra, Is the IA.
pidiity developing tendency to dangerous con.
gesti0n Of the liver which must always exist
when tho skin and whites Of the eyes assume
this yellow hue. The pains through tho right
lower ribs, side and shoulder blade, the nall.
sea, iurrcd state Of the tongue, and unplcas.
breath which indicate liver complaint, in
sllortall It's dtsagrreable concomitants are soon
rcmedicd by this sovereign corrective, which
in addition to its regulating properties is a
superb inyigorant, and pure and agreeable
medicinal stimulOnt, appetizer and nervine.
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TIE statistics Just published by Mas
sacIuselts prove that theinfuence Of con.
Wet labor in the United States does not
amount to one.Gith Of per cent, Of the
labor products. The total number OF con.
victs in the United States is 9O,lO7
Of whom IS, 1856 are under contract or EN-.
ployed in mechanical industries. 1.-THE
1916 employed in mechanical industries
In all the State PRISONS OF the United
States earn, on the ayeravc, forty cents per
day, which gives sl,GA,5l5 20 MS their
gross earnings for the whole year. At s.
per day-the average price for labor out.
side Of prisons-thcse men would earn
ss,l2?,57G. The products Of the mechanic
cal Industries Of the United States amount
to over SG,OOOOOOOOO annually, while the
total product Of the State prisons cannot
he over s2OOOO,OOO, or per cent Of the
whole, taking labor at s. per day. But
the fact is that the product is only S0,747,'
O0O, or less than one.Gftll Of / per cent o.
the products Of the United States"
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HEitIItSkt nS. OFFICE, BOARD mr. :,
" AisSloSElsS, ono n0uSH" VI WL
TNo CONTRACTORS


Wv VA. HOSPITAL pOE ryt,.
g., MESr"N, W. Va, lrbfaat1 :, 'Sss WI
seiSu P,PIlosis Wv he Teri,ud AIM ~
utS vi ~ ny ISecfeiary oi the hnni a ~
~ mSsion, Va, up 10 APril?, M, ,is ".gsa'
NJ, anu VIII bc opened puLli,lt Al n t,t,'iitl
on the day following, by The il3p + '0d'iII
For the Stone Work,
For the Brick Work,
For the Carpenter Work.
For the plItefing Work,
Fur tho Roofing Work
AM lor Tue rAihling aud GliIng W,t
hccesSar! for the construction al \ w.
the II, Hpital, Will Is to eufr,zI+pJ t s,i. Nit
ti1n already blilt-eArtpl s,ur miao, a hhlru,
WIN % ol sui lt9hei the blildns Lain. -
IrSus, 81 leet Woe and three aud luar Al ~
The walls will lie al'0ul tWnir,ii mi 10, Hta u
Of which will b. Of stone. and lqfLe ti@1istht
foot In Thickness. AHa lnla
! BIDS VIII he received separately Ior,h. H..
cOnlpIete III The walls; the lIrk uUTE ,s,, If'Ei
Nalsi Tue carpenter work cnmpl,iF. ~ TiHhh
completes the rOCfng Splulins and ',lis, flsrs
hletei ahd for the painting and ,aib, ~. ,tlha'
c0nhactnr, Ia each caSe iufuI,hibr sTs,,,,l - y
SAIy TO complete bis contract. '!'A'f'S IN
Tue material lls:d Iaust lie Il tbei.a,.,t,.
70 10 subject 10 the insre iiun u III, 49,.
peTl,hIehueht DeIOie Icing put In the biIIis,
The eOntractIT for the stone va,I l., 's
bis work on or before the guh jsy oI n,,i ,ssa
complete the same On " before the III ity ~
beF 1873. The conlr Cior ioF the LIrE M, t ~
ready 10 commence lay luz bliCE 10 ,hr ri,
fore the 18th day Of June, 1877, and -.
same Hgainst the lst day IL D,rvnI., N, J, Y
contractor Tor The arlenlcf work /, Il, W y
with the stone aLd brick work and i,tosSIt go ,s9
tract within one munlh Filtr the rh,i,fs, M
contract. The contractor nr IalrliBS ~, II ~
Atl keep his work well up aiIVr ths AMI,
10 hnish tue same Within QUE month after ii, -.
Ter missiles his contract. Ihcc0ltrlfbt Gr,sIr'.
~ commence Ills work an VI before ihs il, A., VIZ
ccmhcr, 1870, aud complete the slnr a, ~ !, y,
ticable thereafter. The cOntrarInf ior VI
~ begin his work by the 1T dAy a Am ~ q.
tnlSh the SAME by the 1T ,lay Il Iuly ia,'j,. 4
CONTRACTORS viii be patti IN nloIthly a.,
made out by the Superintendent, "a ~ IA {.
ierial, rtserTiuR 10 er tent % Zach ,,tiBi,. y.
the whole Of each contract |, Coinplrtrl. u
All proposals shall lie ac,umIihIVl Lv,s.I,I
sufficient bond AID security, Conditional 49,.
law, TO l'e aPptOyei by tile lLatdof Mn an, A.
faithful performance III tlIr condition, Al 4. -
tract bid for. The penaltyO! RAID l0yI ,IllI. y,
bid for. ''N"''' H'''apa'
The Board Of Directors rcs,rys the ,,s,..-
tracts. ''""'' u y
Plans and specifications rau he .,,p r,,. 4.
Virginia Hospital for the Iusanp, al Ws,t.s =, J,
alter the lOth Of March, ISiy. =
4 4. LEWIS,
IN, WE. LIVELY, EI. Gu
ie2s ER. RAI.>lOS,
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TRUSrEES SALEOFA
Desirable Residence on Fifteenth

by virtue Ola les Of Trust male bT y. ! ts..
aud Rachael NJ, his wife, % theunlenier ii ~
dated June 18th, 1874, aud II rryunl 10 Il, a.,
tue County Court 4 Ohio county, We / ylnRs \
Decd Of Trust BOOs M. :, pages !&iMd ~, uii
SATURDAY, march, Eig
Commencing al 10 O'Clock 4 N,.G.l al rulli, .,tys
At tho frunt duIr Of thu Colrt Il,1,c 81 Osi,To.gt
theiOllOWlng described real tst1tE, viz; I,tvrisi
thirty.Hrc lall In GRham's stito1 10 Il, an
wheeling, aud being situated on the p,nh Z, 1
Fifteenth street, Told c, ntIsl between viii IN l.
me'ly known as Filth aItl AIiE slrri, Id NJ In
Wheeling, West rirslUL,, Excepting i've itei al Il
Inches oil the west Aklr ri aid lot,
There Is erected On thr, norton Of nil l,lbbs,g
2 very desirable lwp.SlVTy and Attt blick lUdi;
house aud all nocCsSaty ouibuilGiuga.
Title believed to he perfect, but .rIIin: Truts
DeeI OF Trust.
TERNs OP SALE-TwO Ihuudnl Five Hgsirl
Dollars cash IN day d Nile. JalInrr 10 iSp tYaG .
slalllntnta At SIX Anl tWGhe moalhS deferred pF
ments 70 DO seruTed by D.rd Of Trust 90 The ttIrfl
sold with insurance sufficient to cover
v, j. V. L. R0DGElsS, TrHtr.
w. II. llALLER, AurtiOnCer. ~
, The sale Of the above property I, sp,n,d al
SATURDAY, Marcia sth, 1872, al 'lus hod' n
mhIw4S I.Y.I. EOpGEl.S. Tritt
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As WAS expected, the falling of Of our
commerce during the month Of January
was very heavy, our exports being nearly
$lO,OOO,OO0 less than they were In January,
1873, and our imports nearly S2,OOOOOO
less. Such falling or in the volume Of
trade has had the effect 10 make business
slothiu in nearly all branches. During
February there was not much improve
ment in the ocean carrying trade, but the
figures are not now ut hand. The current
month promises TO be more profitable to
trade; but, as we arc now exporting
cotton and tobacco, with only so much Of
our surplus ceretls as can be taken on a
purely n)n.speculative market, it Is not
to be hopel that our commerce will bO as
heavy this spring as it WIS last. In jan
uary the balance oftrade in our favor was
well sustained, even with the decrease OIL
traffic noted, for our exports exceeded OUT
imports by almost so, 900, which wa:
within SS,OO0,0OO Of our advantage during
the same months Of 1873. For the
months of the clrrent fiscal year
we have an excess Of import Of Sl75.535,-
357, as compared with an excess Of SI35,
G99,52S for the seven months ended Janu
AIRY 81, 1875. So apart from the actua
decrease in the volume OF trade, the pros
pect for the current year is favorable. Tho
activity in business circles is increasing
gradually, and commercial confidence i,
being restored in most gratifying degree
as the people are settling down to the
principle Of small profits and quick sales
and system of simple and safe mercan
tile credits for the encouragement OF
traffic.
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STATES RIGHTS arc still badly troubling
the Southern people, and, in order to
maintain their position on them, they APP
pear willing to invite disease and death.
On Saturday in Congress the Southern
Democrats killed the bill providing a
United States board OF health, because it
involved national quarantine, and would
thus interfere with the quarantine reguIa.
tons Of certain States. This vote in effect
declares that theSouth would prefer anoth-
eryellow fever epidemic, which the defeat
cd bill was intended to prevent to any inter-
ference by Federal authority with local
health boards and officers. 0f course, it
can never be expected that the really high.
toned Southern gentleman will ever aban.
don hissupport Of State'srights; but it does
look us 1.-The were disposed to pay rather
high price for the privilege OF supporting
them. The yellow fever proved only a
few months ago, that it was not pleasant
thing to encourage, and even real South.
ern gentleman visiting New Orleans dur
ing July, August or September, might
haye been impressed with the idea that
Federal Interference, with its destructive
march, might be tolerated, b 1t the South,
or at least that part Of it Represented in
Congress, is always consistent. 1t will
welcome even pcstilence and death rather
than yield local health board or State
quarantine officer to the nation. While,
so fur rs it concerns itself, the South
should DO permitted to do rs it pleascs, it is
ut least question if it has the right to say
that the whole country shall be exposed
to the danger of the yellow fever scourge
only that itmay maintain its Suites rights
tnmfnolary
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.SuRroLK,,
THE CUTlCuRA SYSTEM.

OF Resolving and Eliminating all Constitutional lIu.
mon and Purifying the Circulation Of SCrOiula Scrf.
ul0us CancerOls, aud CankrT llumOn, and Of Treat
log all Affections and diseases Oi the ska aud Scalp,
with ssO llRlr consists In tho Internal admlnlsr-
ton Of the CUTICURA REsOLvENr,a Powerful Purify.
ing Agent, and the external use Of CUTICuRA. The
Great skin Cure, assisted by the CUTicURA SOAR.
These geat remedies strictly original In their cOnpO-
ElIon aud revolutionary In their methods Of treat.
lore rxerted by any medical preparations In tho bis.
tory o. the curative art Prepared by Weeks Potter
Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washington Street,
Dealers. PIlee Of CUTIcuRA, small boxes, 50 cents
large boxes containing two and one-hali tines the
quantity Of email, 81. REsoLyExT, 81 per bottle.
CpIlcuRA soar o. cents per cake b. mall, 80 cents,
SCakes u cent& ws4w
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NESsRs WEEKLY & POTTER; Gsailenen,-To say
that am grateful, is only poor expression Of my
feelings, but 1t Is the best word can uSe for feel
Il 10 every sense Of the word. have been great
sufferer Of skin diseases for the last twelve 2l yrar
Ny head and face being covered with sores could
not rest with the burning heat and itching VI the parts
affected, and waS confined 10 my house for weeks At
time My disease has been called Eczema, Of most
aggravated type, by many physicians but doubt II
ever fully Understood by any u Them. 1t was more
like combination Of several skin humonS- hETe
spent much money seeking cure, aud In 1861 went
% Europe and consulted rome Ofthe st ply Sclans
in London. | received temporary relief only, Tor In
the spring II would break out again lai rs ever
When came hack 10 Boston, was told by many
friends that DR.. - (whOse reputation Tor the cure
Of those diseases Of the highest OTderl could cure
me. waited on the DOCTOR hG prescribed for me.
followed his advice for Si1 months, aud can safely
sly, without any Improvement tried other phySl-
d.. -, Of city proper, but all 10 no purpose They
did me good, their remedies Intellectual that
At no time did feel that cure would result from
them
/ have swallowed i've hundred arsenic pills, $40
grain, and taken bottle after bottle Of internal rene
dies, bcsidCs all the external applications have used
but the effect was tho same. became satisfied that
could not be cured, but might be kept irOm getting
worse.
Now, about three months ago, Mr. Meohan, u gen.
tlemAn we'll known 10 Boston people, called my aten.
ton 10 your "Cuticura," and pToniled wonderful re-
suits II would only ulake Iial. lie told me Of bis
own expoiLnCe with Il, and pcrEerved on me that
went with him TO drug store aud bought two large
boxes Of "Cuticurl" and some soap, and commenced
TO use 1t according TO the directions There was 80
much humOr lodged with the skin, that rs soon as
commenced tho use Of "Cuticura" caue 10 the sur.
face and feGiorCd until vast quantities had Come out
and greatly Intensified my SuiehngS for about two
weeks, But did not mind this, as felt that was
going TO get rid u the humor when saw It cunning 10
the surface IN such large quantities. After the int
two or three weeks Of this remedy, was greatly
encouraged by gradual eSSeuing Of the inflammation
ola number Of pIniul Sores carefully faithfully,
and cheertuly followed the directions 10 the letter
feeling each week neArera cure until at the lreaent mo-
ment, after three months use Of "Cutlcufa" and y
years VI rs constant suffering was ever endured,
eau say that am cured, aud pronounce my case the
most remarkable on IecOrl. ] have been so elatcd
with my success that ! have stopped men on the
street who Were afflicted, and told them 10 get the
"CuIieura" aud II would cure them. This Is why
AM 20 grateful 10 you, for believe II IN 10 the 6eSt
aud greatest d,covery Of the age and that Il will cure
all who ale suffering with these diseases may add
that took no internal medicine but the "CutCura Re-
solvent"
WA. TAYLOR
BosroS, Aug. %, 1878.
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,

The history Of the success Of great discoveries affords
no parallel to the trlumphs over competition and pre-
ludicC, accomplished by this powerful yet harmless
vegetable agent which instanlancOusly changes any
Obnoxious color Of the hair into black or brown rs
magnificent as any that Heaven ever bestowed upon
the head Of man or woman. Manufactured by J.
CRlSTADOIO, No. 9S William 81, New York. Sold
~ all Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers.
fnI7,NyyVAw
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

4 S@A+h LSoAONElN = EAI4E.-
Bank Of y, ED''''os : Ia c,.p,,,.
August NGuhRuser and oIhc.s.
In the County Court Of Ohio CO4Eiy
by Virtue Of decree Ul the C,rniy CoIt Il Oss
county, Iendend IN the above sriilsI tau.s o. t.
nth dLy VI December, 1873, the uuirr,isHe asp
cial commissioner, will 0IrT for sale, n pablir
bsioTe the COHrt House door Of Uhi,muniy, Ia Wlrf
Ing, Uu
SATURDAY, March g, Isig,
commencing At II O'Clock a. ", that csraia t1t :
parcel Of land situated IN rrIa lrlphi District ~
county, gu tue National uad, which I, drsrilc .
follows Beginning NJ IOint III the north 'tico! "
north line Of said road In thr liut hrarrr tie la.
formerly. OwnUl BY Major Iuhn Gn. apl 1. H. )
Carter, thence with aii line - i5 L. 81 loir ei
stake IN said line, thence y. ~ ". q ln, 10 'al
thence $. 81 W. 5SI1I lOlrs Ia the uun!aiy = al
rnal, !hvnre :. % L az IlltS. tn the lciHfln; 10
lalnltg i've acres aDh i've ROLES.
TERMS or S4LE-0ne-thir,l o. the UuTChaeIS ~
RASH In hand, OnOIhlnl In ,iN mnnls, aud ors-ltiH
10 eighteen uliihs lrunl tlcday Of ale, the rifaisi
executing his notes for tie deferred paymlhtA
IONS ]. JAlUR
teA Special iUmmiNtbI
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Of wes, Virginia, IS;
JnO. Long, Jno. II. Hanes SnLl
JnO. Richards,
r.. fAttachment,
Steamboat
NJ 4 ThauhnIlNeE

N. s. ThAuhOuser.
WuERELs, a libel has been hled in the District
Court the I'm ted States, for The District 81 West
Virginia, on the I'D day Of February, d. 1872 by
JnO Long It alI, against the steamboat ". 8. Than.
houser, her engines tackle outfit apparel and furnl.
ture. Now, therefore, In pursuance o. the montIon,
under the seal Of said Court, to me directed aud
llNrd DO he eby, give public notice to all persons
claiming The said EIeambOAt, her engines Ele out
Ut, apparel and furniture or In any manner interested
therein, that they be aud appear before tie SAd Dis
ri Court, TO BE- held NJ the city VI Wheeling In aud
for the District Of West Virgins, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH I2rH, 1872
at II O'Clock 10 the forenoon Of that day provided the
BhAll be day Of Jurisdiction Otherwise on The
next day Of Jurisdiction theTeaieT then and there 10
nterposo their Claims and 10 IaGO their allegations
on that behalf.
For Gro. ". PATTON,
U. y, Marshal District West Va.
COCHRAN & COCHRAN,
PToctOn for LbelantG.
Wheeling, ". Va, February %, 1873. fr26
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Net earnlngI... l?.0ss.ais la,l0I7M 1,Cie


A large part Of this gain Is due to the in.
creased receipts from the New jersey rail
roads, which show n deficit in meeting
fixed charges OF nearly 100000 less than
Tor 1877. The surplus after meeting all
liabilities will be u little less than -four
millions, Of which three millions have been
applied to paying of the floating debt OF
the Pennsylvania Company, and the lal,
ance to u two per cent dividend and 10 re,
ducing tho floating debt OF the railroad
company, which was less than a million n,
the close Of the year. By this time half d
that has been paid of, and il is probable
that by the day Of the needing there will
be hardly quarter Of IL million standing
against the company. The floating debl
has been avery light burden, for the com,
pany has found no difficulty Of late in Dor.
rowing ut per cent.
By this statement the company shows n
gain in net earnings over the previous
year OF $l,070,0G9. The report lust wear
claimed surplus OF $i,5S9, 40, ont Of
which was paid two dividends OF . land u
per cent respectively, amounting to s., 5SG,.
0I6. Now with gnin Of the amount
mentioned above Us net earnings II is
claimed that the company will show sur.
plus Of less than 81, 000, 900, out Of which a
per cent dividend has to be deducted,
and also the $50, 900 per month 10 apply to
the funding scheme, These figures are
rather puZzling, and it Is difficult to recon.
Gle tho two statements. Tho report as
fguredin the statement Forthcoming, is
certainly very far short Of the statements
given out for some time past, that the re.
port would show surplus Of 5000, 900
after paying the dividend, and which
statements were made by persons who
claimed to have had tho figures from the
offices OF the company. It las been
great disappointment to lle friends Of the
road, and will DO likely 10 result IN lower
prices for the stock,
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AFFIDAVIT AND STATEMENT
orChas. Reynolds.
CHARLES BEYNOLD's
fAsHlOSAnLx HAlR.DREssISG lOONs,

CHARLES BEYXOLD's \
fAsnI0SArLx HAIR.DRESSING llOONs,
y ureen Street, Boston.
! hereby certify that have been 4 hair dresser
for tWentyIiX years; AIN well known to historians;
thatduIing this tinIe | have had amoug my ct,Sto.
neIs many AiH cited with various forms Of skin aud
scalp diseases but never have eGn 10 severe case rs
that Of william Taylor. hereto annexed. The hunOr
covered every part u Ills face, ears AID scalp fur.
Their certify that have shaved the Sal Taylhr, when
ever II hHl beeu possible TO do So for the last i've
ycar, and during this liIue there was no abatement
ln the severity Of the disease, approach to cure
although, to my kpoEedge, constantly under medical
treatmeni-untl he began the uSo Of the CutcuA and
Cutrura liesoTent, which have effected, In the short
space Of three nionths, d perfect cure.
CHARLES REfSOLnS,
SuPFoLE, IS. AUGUST q, 1873.
Then personally appeared the said Charles Rey-
nSds aud made oath that the foregoing statement, by
him subscribed, sIrue.
Beioru NE
CHAS. S. LINCOLN,
iaAiioe arhe Peace.
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