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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

Several Northern Journals are fat
terino themselves with the idea. that
the Kansas Territorial laws are srbiect
to Congressional revision but this is
not the fact. Such. however. has
been ,bs rn;f6arn, rract;ce IN the organ.
ization of all Territorial Governments.
until this branch of our civil policy
was brought to perfection. under the
Kansas-Nebraska Bill. The eggs of
Squatter sovereignty so carefully laid
by Gen. cass. and SO perseveringly set
upon and Matched by Atchinson and
Slringfellow. were to produce a breed.
that the Democracy would ever recog-
Mise as Simon Pure, no matter what
results might attend the incubation.
Facts leave US no room to doubt.
that the Kansas Bill was intended
from the tirst, as trap. which should
join Kansas to Missouri and to Mis-
souri, institutions. Although Doug
las was put forward as the nominal
originator and actual leader Of the
measure, he was but puppet in the
hands of a power behind the throne.
tie was told, that II he would bi:ng
Northern members to help carry that
measure through Congress. he should
have the oenent OF southern influence
and ',.; southern votes n the next presl,
!, .,, 0a"Pa'sa anu Dous"iaS neia
u 44.4U I.I 444...4 "a Ia -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
NEW CASH
CLOTHING HOUSE,

-"The taste and character Of a nation are known
by Its costume.-Scorr.
BELIEVING As WE DO IN THE TRUTH
- OF our ssmotto,n we are ondeavoriLg 10 dc
Sign someth ing To elevate In the rs simation ef
those who believe the apparel proelaims the
man, The undersigned Is aware that Il Is al
most futile 10 attempt 10 catch the attention Of
the public IN rough the medium ~ an advertise
ment. yet ne cannot refrain from endeavoring 10
impress upon the minds OF his patrons and The
public generally, that "tasle' Is one Of the first
things 10 be studi ed In garment, that II combines
EAsE, ELEoAScE AND DURABILITY, and that gar
ment cut aud made In this manner wriLE IT COSTS
NO moaE than one buneIngly thrown together,
displays TO tts greatest advantage the beauty and
symetfy of perfect form, and coneeals the de-
focts Of an imperfect one. In illustration OF this
We could point TO many who "stalk through the
world scarce half made up. and that so iamely
aud Intentionally that dogs bark at them, as they
halt by.n .1 ~.I f.sst..s
Not that they have been curtailed Of faIr pro-
portion by "disscmblina nature" but from the
fact that they did not purchase their dress OF u
practical tailor. To such We would recommend
the new, hshionably, and well selected stock OF
Clothing OF te.st -.a.e
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

rur rrx AZ r1rrrpusvrpa
r~----.-s a. re-sa. -
IPo-.s .tS. r.s'tsn.* n Ae1 uSo
y W !. ~ Ions
c.-ts;. usr~-,s ve,n-4sa up VI
" ~ ~ 'o1a'' "''o'
..,a Correspondent T mt W.T. ns from San
n''o''' ieA's ON 'ne ION ui1., gives
Us some interesting and important IN
tsII'genss from MexIce He says:
my 'aS' 'e,.er toid you tnas
Ford, edifor OF the Austin Times,
was the leader OF the fiIlibusterin 8 ex-
peolaoo 70 nexieo-@ some Tune since
= Colonel tangoerg arrived here
from New Orleans. de used to be
inspector uenerai Of tne Northern
Mex'can frov'nces: and Is said to
nave oeen oan'sned oy santa Anna.
90 nos exses'y know why he came
here: but l know that Ford, Crane,
tot the 1'iiad True Amerlcan,l and
o'her nifiouster leaders endeavored
% secure him Tor military chief as
me colonel had been In the DANISH.
and for upwards Of twenty years, in
the Mexican service, DE IS also very
PoPe'af IN 'ne No .r,''' frovinces OF
meAico. \ 10 hot kno" "nat pfoHi-
ses we're made to hum. but from his
own mouth heard the cordiuons up
on which alone ne was willing TO
serve. They were as follows:
nra, That the MexIcans them
selves desired aid from tins SIDE OF the
k'o Q, ande. and to ascertain this, he
should De permitted TO VISIT Mexico
himself
Second fnas force OF at least
x'ooo wen armed ana well discI2-
hnsd men should be IN readiness to
marcn, ana
1h'rd, That means, about SSo, Ooo)
should De placed at his disposal SO
'ns' ne ana ms associates might De
aoie 70 pay Tor everything 'ney wan
nd. ssssa -, =
II seems continues our cores
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
Poetry Of Miss M. Louisa Chitwood


The west has genius-high origni-
nal genius. The west has poets. gift
ed poets. Among these, we recken
none more gifted than Miss M. Lou sa
Chitwood.
Unacquainied With Miss Chitwood,
except through her poetry, we are not
prepared to speak Of the hopes, joys,
or sorrows that have marked her life's
experience. We suppose, however,
that she has felt the ''inly touch Of
sorrow" for while she is not a poet Of
the "sobbing" school, her productions
manifesto saddened tone Of feeling,
yet one that is gilded by pure faith
II her life has been numbered by sor-
row, she has, as she says in one Of ner
beautiful pieces,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

NY stock Of Young Tyson, 0unpow dor, Imperial
vi q Black Teas Is large and well sclectedof late
Java, Mocha and Lagnarara comes; Prime n. o.
sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and Clarified
Sugars, Golden Syrup. n. q. and 4. II. Molasscs,
Cuba Honey, Rice, Nails, Window Glass, Seamless
Bags, colorcd aud ~hito Carpet Chain, Cotton
Yarn and Cotton Batting, with every article usn-
ally kedt by Grocers, all Of best qualities. war
rantod 10 give satisfaction. Cor sale In qualities 10
suit, at tho lowest market prices
AARON A. Golfer.
y. u. Corner Main & Seventh Streets, cinsl., o.
May 10 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
VOTED 70 TAB anBUsBMBMT OF YOUNG AND 0lD
RHODES
FEVER q AGUE CURE.
Or Nature's Infallible Specific.


ryoR the Prevention aud cure Of Intermittent
II fesers, fever and ague, ehillsand fever, dumb
a. ne, general debility. night swests and ali other
forms Of disease which havea common, originin
Malaria OF Miasma.
This Is n natural antldote which will entirely
prot any resident traveller in the most sick IL
or swampy localities, from any Ague or Blioas
d disease whatever, or any injury from constantly
inhaiing Malaria or Misama-
II will instantly check the ague In perscne who
have suffered from any length Of time, from one
day 10 twenty years, so that they need never 10
have another chill by continuing in use according
10 directions. The patient at ouce begins to re-
cover appetite and strength, and continues until a
permanent and radical cure Is effected.
One or two bottles win answer for ordinary
cases, some may require more.
Directions printed In German, French and Span
ish, accompany each bottle. 49, -
Price One Dollar. Liberal dlscouutmade 10 the
trade. Trade circulars forwarded on application.
and the article will be consigned on liberal terms
to responsible parties In every section ofthe
try. For sale By Medicine dealers generally,
-. Jas. A. RHODES. Proprietor,
aprely Providence. X. J..
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

A Far orFIcn.-We are told that
the politicians consider the office OF
Street Commissioner worth $40, 900
per annum. ut least. This estimate ~
made ON the superstition that the Com
missioner is moderately honest; but y
clever politicaian Of the modern school
might make 1t 500, 000.--Times. !.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

~ TT New YORK june II, 1856.
III have made chemical examination Of
ssRhodesi Fever and Ague Cure" or ssAntidcte 90
Maiaria,'s and have tested " for Arsenic, Mcrcu-
~, Quennine and strychinine, but have not found
particle OF either IN H. nor have found any
substance in lis composition that would prove In
lur ious 20 the cons Tuition.
JAMES r. chiffon. NJ. d.. Chemfst.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

Tho following persons have ordered ihcIr paper
discontinued, without paying arrcafagcs, or have
rearagss, or ordering them discontinued. We
publish the list for tho benefit OF merchants aud
others. who may DO saved moro han double the
eo>t ofsthe paper by consulting the list whom asked
opinion that not ono Of them will pay any debt "
he can noipu simply because ours q too small
10 20 amor and sue on, they hope v evade pay
unmo from tuo lst bolow.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
Brookville Branch
81 or TuE $.
Cincinnati Marble Works.l
THO Va As WHIT n a son,

fuufHhtoht,
We would inform tho eitlxens Of Rockville and
vleinny, that We have estab lshed a branch Mar
BILE Ward al hfookvliis, near The Presbyterian
Chureh, aud are prepared 70 furnish NJ prices
Head and Boot stones. Mantles aud Furniture
Work Fencing for Grave Lots. DE, satisfactl ON
viii DO given 10 all parties who honor ~. with their
ofders. : .a.i .
Marble furnished wholesalesto dealers.
Orders TOE caps and slils aud thor stone work
will bespfompt5 attended 70,
usMaia Yard al clneinnasi, Western Row,
opp, Catharinc q.
sepl. =. u ~ AZ tH|
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
FvfnkNcR OF MERIT.

aLewfsbsirr, onion Co., Pa. May ., 1855.
Mr.. j. A. Rhodes--Dear Sir: The box OF meat
cine GU sent mo was duly received on the 18th OF
April. have sold about one half OF II, and so far
Mo people who have used II are satisfied that Il
has cured them. II has certainly stopped the
Aguo IN every one who has used II, and SIX cases
were Of long standing My sister, who has bad
Il for i've or Six years back and could never get Il
stopped, cxceptby Qninine, and that only as long
she you'd take IT, Is now, think, entirely
ed by your remedy. CIR. McG1NLY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
gathered strength and light,
To meet the worlds loud strifo.s


gathered strength and light,
To meet the worlds loud strife" ~
Miss Chitwood is word painter
She presents in sentence the most
beautiful pictures. One can plainly
see this one:
ssMany time
Mine eyes have looked upon this very s.ene-
The quiet valley, where the meadow.iarks
Start spripging upward from the waves Of grass,
Their light wings moist with dew; the tiny Till
ri ashIng along the stones; the woodland deep,
Whose sweet-lpped leaves keep '0hisperins 10 ne
The emerald hills, the snowy village spires,
And cottage room, haII-shadowed DER with leaves,
All form a pleasant Picture"
But Miss Chitwood is original in her
conceptions. Old ideas appear new
when passed through her mind, and
SMILES that have lost their beauty by
long use, are as fresh and beautiful as
when first conceived. when used by
her. We have before US piece enti-
tied "Isabela Lee." which for origi-
nality and beauty cannot be surpassed.
We regret that its length will prevent
us from giving it at this time, but
hope TO present it to our readers soon.
With an extract from a piece entitled
"They met but once" we leave this
gifted poet at present. hoping that the
gems Of her poetical mind may ever
meet with the high appreciation they
merit:
They met but once-as clouds OF light,
On some blue lake Of sky,
Touch their soft cheeks some summers night
And link their misty hands OF white,
Then separate for aye.
They met but once, as rain drops meet
In summers radient bow;
IL was enough 10 prove how feet,
How like rose iIfn. brief and sweet,
Arc perfect hours below.
Into her placid soul no gaxed,
lilo know y was pure aud fair,
And whom 70 hIs her orbs were raised,
Her heart was no abashed, amazed,
TO SOC hor image there.
Tud;g01ool;s PeouMicgn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
FIRST ARRIvAI. Ar THE
FIRST ARRIVAL At THE
New Cash Store.
TYNER g. KIMBlE

nYhhu - NhhvuV ~ A ~
DESPECTFULIY ANNOUNCE TO TIE CIT
n liens OF bro0kyille and the surrounding eeun-
try, thnt.they have Just purchased Che stock Of
Burton stand, where they intend TO keep general
assortment OF all kinds oil goods and at all times.
Their hlst pureha ses have arrived, and they are
now opening stock which for beauty. elegance
and durability, IL unsurpassed In this Valley
Their stock consists In pait OF
Ladies, Dress Goods,
Such as Black aud Fancy silks, Black and Change
able Aipacas. Beregc peiaines Muslin Del aine,
French and English Merinos, plain, figured, and
cha ageable Poplins, Calicoes. Ginghams, Gloves,
and Hosiery. Long and Square shawls, Brocha,
sink, and Grape Snawls, &c. Gee.
Gcntiemen's Dress Goods, -
Such rs hne black and brown French Cloths, black
Jeans, Tweeds, Satin and Fancy vestings, black
and Italian fancy Crayats, suspcnders, Gloves,
Hats and Caps.
A lasrc assortment Of Mens' and Boys Hats and
Caps, embracing every style and quality. Also, a
large and varied assortment OF Umbrellas, Bon
nets, and Ribbons.
Domestics.
Bleached and unbleached Muslin, Checks, Drills
Table Diaper, Bagging, towsling Table-linens.-
Cotton Chain, DEC.
Groceries.
Almge assortment OF Groceries, such as Sugar,
Coffee, Molasses, Rice Tea, dc. As tr-... 81
All who visit establishment free 10 ac-
knowledge that We arc selling Foreign and Do
nestle Dry Goods, &c, at astonishingly low pri-
ces. Our low prices have already attracted q
large number OF people. The attention ofail who
wish good bargains Is solicited, as great Induce
ments can be Offered 70 purchasers mot because
we love money more, but Goods less sac i
separ TiYiSER & KIMBLE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

oTPRof. WOODS Hair Restorative Il tho
mos, wonderful discovery OF The age, and tho tes-
timonials 10 lie virtues are such that none can
doubt iis magic powers In completely restoring
hair 70 iis original color Aner having become gray,
bringing n on, afser n II gone, aud arresting "
whore Ills falling Oh, removing dandruif, i,chlnp,
aud all eussneous eruption, Wa invite special at
tsa,ion tothe advertisement In another column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
BrookviIle, Laurel & Nashville
M All, LINE

fpIiR uudersignedha having the contract for carry.
j Ing The mail on the above route, would re-.
specially tnlorm the public that hewl sun
tomlortai 10 Hack for The accommodation. Of pas
aongorr, from Rockville TO Laurel, td.weokiy =
ieav Inc brook Vile immediately aiicr the ARRIVAL
OF the Stage from Cincinnati on Tuesday .. fLurs-
days aud Saturdays, arriving at Laurel the. same
evening. Leaves Laurel At O'Clock A. NJ, an
the same day, aud arrives vi btookvilic IN time
TO make connection With The stage for Cincinnati.
no u also prepared 10 convey passengers from
iAurerto anyipnH OF the country they may wish 10
visit, on reasonable ofma. CIV, PAYNE,
propnioor.
aug. %.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
". q. nuRKAM a co., BANKERS,
10 West Third a., Selves, building,

Es u. Bu0kAM q co., BANKERS,
10 West Third So, selves, building,
beswesa Maln and Walnut,
GIN MATT, OHIO.
payment for exchange and nom Correspondents.
AT PAR.
New York nud Virginia state Stock, Evansville,
ONE HALF PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Savings hauk, ConncuvAie, fli
Traders Bank, Indianapolis,
Central Bank. Indianapolis,
Bank OF tho Capitol, Indianapolis,
fayeuo County Bank, connersvilic,
Indiana Hank. Madam,
Kentucky stock Bank, Columbus,
Merchants and Mechanics New Albany,
Cambridge O NY Bank, fss
0famercy Bank. lafay ette,
nank o ttndiana, Michigan City, 81
Canal Bank. Evansville,
Crescent City bank, Evansville,
Hank OF Salem,
Farmers Hank, westneid,
Indiana stock Bank Laportc,
Prairie City hank, Tefrs iIauie,
southern Bank, Terre lIaute,
oNE fER cENr DISCOUNT.
Hank OF Elkhsrt, Eikhart,
Bank Of Rock vile, Rockville,
Bank ofcoshen, Goshen,
Bank of Mount Vernon,
ssl~m Bank,
Hank Of Warsaw, Warsaw,
Bank OF Monticello,
brookvilis hank,
Hoos Tor Bank.
Lagrange Hank,
Huntingdon County Bank.
TWO PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Hank,
Tlppoeanoe Hank,
Wayne Banks,
Upper Wabash bank
Kalamazoo uank,
North Western, Bloomfield,
shawnee Hank,
kteuben County.
Bank OF Fort Wayne,
hank OF south Bend.
noiuwafe County Bank,
Ind Ian Reserve Hank.
ian other Indiana Notes are from 10 Is per
cent discount, aud should AZ once DO Withdrawn
from circulation by sondlng than 10 tue Burk
ans, who will return, BY mall, the highest cash
value for them.-Ikp. II Fl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
il. @. BAlE1E1G.
SHOCKING INTELLIGENCE
FROM TIE
CIR I'M ca.

GN x M EIlA a.
THE CROPS ps|y ARE a e SO FINE AND THE cou II
tbs 3 that We s ST. sse VIII be- ysty nsass
II affords ns pleasure IN view OF these iacis IN be-
Ing able 10 assure the patrons OF the sold white
Corner" and the public generally, that we have
Just received and are now Offering stock OF goods
worthy OF the time aud place. In quality, style.
and cheapness They have never been exceeded la
this market, We shall not attempt 20 enumeratc
tho articles comprising our stock, M II contains
many articles OF new los and varieties thai need
10 be seen 10 be appreciated. We shall merely
name a few leading articles, such rs
Domestic Dry Goods of every kind. ~.
nns pns saS psa s s1s4 asaae
Linen and Cotton Diaper,
Tckings, &c.
a fresh lot of MEMS Fancy Cassi-
mere,
satinets, Cloths, vos,ings, and n flnc assortment
OF Clothing, both Tor men and boys,
Our stock OF
Ladies Dress Goods,
IL not cxeellod comprising Il does OF every VA.
rcty OF silks Morinoos, Berages, DuBaize NJ u lin
DE LANES, CAshfnerer. ne.
ALSO Ladies six ManiIlas, Grape, sink.
hrocha, Long and Square shavls. laces, Collars
and Esnbrsideries. Ailkinds of Ribbons, Hdk'f.
Hosiery, Gloves &c.
boots and shocs.
We have one room devoted 70 this brunch of tho
business. aud We are now Prepared 10 suit with
shoes or boots, everybody even 10 tho smallest
infant Containing all The yarlelle. Of Ladies'
Buskins and Bootees. Mlsscs aud Child's shoes,
Men aud Boys Boots and Shoes Many of them
are "curtom mado.n
Hats ana Cnps.
Every grade both for men aud boys, even 10 the
very latest style o "LoNDoN SMOKE" Hats.
Hardware,
and The articles usually kcptin retail store. IN
Quecnswnre and glassware
We have m entire new stock, containing some
nov patterns, aud all that 10 wanted IN this way.
hut We feel II unnecessary 10 say moro. suffice
for us 10 say We feel vefy grateful for the very
liberal patronage besiowe ed upon us for so many
years. aud as the best evidence that We apprecia
hvors. and OF our gratitude, We have spared no
expense or trouble To crafty every taste. aud rem
der ourselves worthy % continued patronage, and
sales. sf
Sop ~ N. ID. GALLON SON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
Blank Deeds, &c.

There has jast been issned Al Ills Office new
and beautiful edition OF Blank Deeds, short form.
nay" a's1, san a. .,u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
CAUTION ro AcUE suFFrRrRs

CAUTION TO ACUE SUFFE RERs.
Take no more Arsenic. TONES, Mere ury, Quin-
nine. Feb rifugcs, strychi une. or Anti-Pehodies
of any kind. The well-known inefhelency OF
those noxious poisons proves them 10 be the Of
spring either OF false medical principles, or OF
merecna ~ quaeks. The only remedy In cxis-
tence that Is both sure and harmless, u
RHoEDs' FEVER AND AGGE CURE.
For safe by J. A. wooDHALI. & CO., and
dealers generally. .s.t
aug. 6-emo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28
Water Cure.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY. IN
i foftns The public Thai his nuwy ereetue Water
Cure Kstablishment. near Liberty, union County
I indiana, II ia Successful oprraiisn Tie has bern
several years. both In Germany and ln this eoun.
tr,. AID combining with u ssslema tic exercises
after Professor Links system, which " 30 suc-
London. Petersburg and leflln, DO u enabled 10,
effect radical and speedy cures Of all durable dis.
eases as! CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Dyspepsia
scrofnia, Rhanmatisls,f ueut, froiapsur ukeri,
Curvatures of the spine, csc.
For particulars, address
DIR. ". PkNTy,
Gotlaxe Groxa IInlau an. Ind
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28


ia Market IT,, 81. l.onis, NO., March 8, 1855.
EeRr Slr;--f am doiug an cxtonstvn travel In the
West and Southwestern States as a General Agent
for Adams. American Llnlment. aud would be
glad N YOU would favor me With d consignment
% Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, Us fool as
rnrcd that can Introduce u Ia many places whore
II u not known Us my own head u u living test-
tmony of H. valuable properties w restoring the
hair 90 ~ natural color. I am forty years old,
three half plat bottles my hair II rs berutfui au-
bum as was at eighteen, and much Improved
IN appearance. and would not be- without bot.
ITO for the price OF ten. ! should no glad 10 at
tend 10 any matter thatis connected with the Hnlr
Restorative. have been for thirteen years en-.
gagged In the same business and viii be gtdio
hear from reu. Ny address L. Paris. Tenn.
Asaome think the original Restorative contain.
Ing Sediment, mas better than the clarified or
clear will notify all that hereafter we will put
up ane keep constantly ON had that which Ia
clear, and that which contains Sediment, hence
dealers and othou are requested 10 specify what
' Sold siiiiifMarkot street. ST. Louis, Mo ,slo
broadway, New York, and BY all druggists o,Dry.
where. All kinds OF family patent inodci nos for
esiabii shmeus. ia, Market st., ~. Louis.
Psee--haf plnls ST., or ak bottles s.; plnls
Sc or ak bottles cor 80, quats 81, or six bottles
iotsis. a mech larger discount VIII be elvrp on
Also for sale rrof. Noors Oriental Sentative
Llnoament aid magic life pills Warranted better
than any other oe the mo ney In all cases refunded
ecs by Wood Randall q Co. JonN u. PARK,
Wholesale Agent fof Cincinnati, who will sell ~
anoiacturefs prices, ..as e..I
sept. "A.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

ioRahspof's iha' Juho s"th ic9s,
Mosars. q. j. Woon & Co.--Gents, yonn OF The
18th inst came duly 10 hand. ineioted please hnd
sa6, u being the amount Of Hair Restorative.
have sold iiall.-.lf You ehoase you may send me
six dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can
sell A. II has done miracles IN this place, sold
QUO man ak ono dollar bottles. u fetched new hair
out nil over his head. Yours respectfully,
Ht||# tt. M. II. GRfDLEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-28

Tho undersigned, Rev. X. Bmgg, Is a mlnis-
ter IN regular standing, ard pastor OF the Ortho.
dox Church, at Brookned. Mass, He IA a gcntle-
"a An Of considerable influence, and universally be.
loved. WIN. EYER
Copy Hroofe III, Jau. 18Th, 1855,
Prof. wood-Dear Sir; Having made trial of
your Hair restorative, II gives me pleasure TO shy
That H. eIIcct has been excellent Ia removing In
aatnatlon. dandrun. aud n constant tendency 10
itching, with which have been troubled from my
ch ,dhood, aud has aiHo restored my hair which
was becoming gray, 10 H. original color. I have
used no oihef article, With anything like The same
pleasure aud profit. Your-truiy.