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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-11-24
WHY FEMALES 81 FER IN HEALTH
THE MARRIED wcMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.


PROFESSOR DISEASES wozEx.
One Hundredth Edition 600, O0O) 1eme gy. 25o.
Standard wO-k of established reputation found ssed
the eataOgues:of the Trade Sales of New York
principal booksellers in the United States.
EVERY woman here discover. by comparing her
with those described the nature eaaeer
plant spared anxiety and suf-
ferng well the making known to-
making inquiries Of physician IN respect
ailments which abe subject The wife
mother has often need advice respect
which she will book tells
what the and tells her what it, sim
but chaste words. and such she understand.
Those suffering from distractions Irregularities peculiar
the Womb or from Iluos AIsUs viii each fnd in its Pss
the means Of prevention. smeloraticn. anu relief
be saved to every husband II the Simplest laws
To a
aluos that win rather suffer than
complaints peculiar to the female only.
panOn every female has physician that knows and
sS
IExtraet of letter from gentleman in Dayton Chic
Dr. AM MArE1crAS: Ny Dearsr: Ny vile has been per-
anguish suffering months before and during
FRUSTRATED putting her life in imminent danger
which the last occasion despared that
the fheard your book highly spoken
the
and the its pages impaired wife
that the great of NJ NJ prov
ded remedy topened PROSPECT to me which little
eeived possible this mother year
passed head in all human probability my wife
would have grave children
INDIANA AGENTS:
J. N. J: o. Howe. BloominEtOni Paris Turner
Greencasle James FL Rehmond F. J. Fsivre. Shelby
vile G. r. Harvey. Yneennes James Beard H. Faucet
and 9. B Hsnsly, Kokomo SnOdgrass. Perrysvillsi
Dustin. JenersOnvillei W Allison: Franklin O. APP
pleratc Delphi, and SAMC Ell LISTER. Evansville,
R- Upon receipt of One Dollar. THE MARRIED WO-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION Is sent (mail-
ed free) United the
british Provinces. letters postpaid and
dressed to DR.. A. NJ MAURICEAN. box I2l4, New York
City. Publishing Once No I2s Liberty Street, New ork-
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ss,s Q-s- The sale of lots at Haubstadt comes
off this afternoon. Cars leave at one O'Clock
precisely; and return at Ga pleasant excur-
Ton, free of expense, and chance for good
Investment
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Chr Dailpg pnrRai..
! LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Librarian.

We learn that the Directors Of the Evans
vile Library Association at a meeting held
- Monday evening, among other proceedings
- appointed j. F. Crisp, Esq, Librarian. As
the appointed is an Old resident of Evansville,
ard has filled several public offices, in the dis
8 charge of which he has so far We know,
given general satisfaction, we have doubt
that he will, as Librarian, meet the views OF
the Directors and the appointment receive
= = the appreciation of the members of the Associ-
alton. The qualifications requisite to the in
tcumbent of that office are such as few possess.
certain amount of general intelligence,
familiarity with the various regulations nee
go sssary to the orderly and systematic arrange
ment of the books, courteous and accommoda-
. ting manners, and fearless independence in re-
-. quiring the rules and regulations of the Library
-. and Reading Room to be observed, are indis-
pensable qualities OF that officer. We regard
the appointment as an excellent one, and one
in which the wisdom Of the Directors is COM
.mendaLls. The Reading Rooms are to be
opened on the first day of December. The
newspapc D., periodicals and magazines have
vss been ordered, and an institution long wanted
in our city and long contemplated, will happi-
iy soon be an existing reality. an
There is yet large amountdue from stock
holders and in view ofthe Immediate expen-
& ditures of the Association, all such as have
not paid the first instalment upon their stocks
should call upon the Treasurer and pay up
-. There can be no failure in the permanency of
= this institution, and no fear of losing the bene-
y fits to be derived from the investment, need be
ssr apprehended =
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DIX. W. I. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURE OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
AND FEVERS

and eo Frequently the PTsstsG Of ,;i
been the rereO When in fact certificates
of the medicine. signed with fictitious names 80
public which
IS iSt Of fhis VT s snps
there has been offered to suffering humanity safe
would refer community Who alter
s Rs these P cures only
These Pills are not composed Of cheap ingredients sea
made and by the subscribers. and
prsts generally patent pills those who
wsh an article Sheh will surs ard Esser II few
patton. viii Pills the and
tEs certificates and want more s,i
application to the subscribers:
This certAes my was tsken very sick with chill
and high sa and sns sa boz
fseteda speedy and permanent cure. JOHN II. McFAR.
.sr.I that had shilIs and fsy;r ard it
fever purchase box of Dr. w Ovens silly celebrs
we'll and believe them to now offered
public tor the cure of AEus and Fever. &c AYREs.
owEssBoAo. KY. May IT. 1855.
been With ch ana Fevsr snd
E that w wss f9Tf % e Sn Dr.
Ovens Chill Pills which did and :. ny great 9y st:f
most lOathsoms Of ali diseases Ghills Fever
Hsasa t sa9 20 oo%scn
box and my word Tor It, you Will tr99n.se
with Chile again. CHAS D. GRIST.
Boz HARgoR. KY, April II. 1855.
This lie to certify that had Chs and Fever in family
months and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill had in the country In ordi
family exception. On oldest there
would make until came
Dr. Owens Chill Pills safely everybody
that they sts the best Pills hsTe ever used ..
owESsBoRo Ey.. Feb. %, 1885. =.
DR. W. T. owFH-Dear Sir: have, been afflicted with
months and after trying various
induced box of AEhe Pills. which
cured sound and WE'LL and heleve them to Dc the
best medicine in BALTHASER ACH
have known gentleman for six years. and cet
fy hat his statements 81
= J. PLUNKETT, River Trader,
Pittsburg, Pa.
LEwIsPoRT. Ky, Jan. q 1883.
This certiAss that have had the eh and fever for
remedies without effect. then used
Owens Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
1HOS. Z, AAALOrss
owESsBoRo A pril IL, 1855.
certify had chills and fvers and applied 5000
physician, prescribed for and gave medicine.
which the chins give relief
Ovens Chill Pills; did and they
distressing pain in the side which was
fearful ethng serious Persons afflicted
with ohills would do well to use hsa; they are Certain
uEO. " nloN a nm.
VII directions followed.
ES- For SALE Wholesale and retail. by
Nv. COMPTON. Druggist.
Ais. bv wOOLSEY & SAWYER,
Wholesale and Retail agents.
sepl4m Evansville. Ind.
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DANIEL wooLsEy................ ..............H
Auction ROOMS.


AUCTION ROOMS,
Old Court House. Corner OF Main and Third streets. mme
diasely opposite the Washingto Hotel
EWAvING leased for term years and fitted IN
above well known stand. epared - re-
oeve for sale auction or private SALE all of goods
merchandise; household furniture. horses bug
gies, etc.. etc.
Cash advances made on eonsignments whom required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
o'clock. M Also Tuesday, esday
n Friday lights. at early gas light.
ssIes sales Of real estate promptly tten
to.
We weekly receiving and have on hand large
of FURNITURE, consisting otslat
spindle banBiser hacks. scroll and seoOp rim
hack Office French Jenny Lind. and Buste wood seat
Chairs; Chairs Elizabeth
chairs: spring rockers sofas socabes centre
dining breakfast tables light and wash stands
lounges fine aud isses bedsteads mat
trasses aud wire safes, which will sell a. Gin
cnnat prices.
We have aso great variety of notions jevelry.
volins pocket cutlery, guns. pistols whips
etc. ETC. which will sell reduced prices for cash.
wholesale retail. NOOLSEY NELSON,
my9 AHet's
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR rHE JOURNAL
ADDITIONAL NEWS By THE CANADA.

ADU1T1ONAL NEWS 5bx IAE CANAUA.
Asss Nav York, Nov. %.
The British journals are ashamed Of their
false war panic. Intelligent Englishmen ex-
press pain and humiliation at the whole iaffair
1 The monthly statement of the Bank o.
France shows decrease of bullion of ], OoO,
ooOf.
/ The peace rumors are apparently un-
founded.
The Armies on the Crimea are building
winter huts. C
The Russians on the North side continued a
constant fire.
Gen. Layalant has been appointed by the
French Gov. of Sebastopol.
A French camp Of 5oooois forming at ST.
listria. aaA -
AT latest dates the Allies had connected
bombardment.
: s'ee American Convention.
r. CIScIyNATI, Nov. %.
|. The Convention yesterday afternoon and
evening was occupied in discussing the major
ity report, which was finally adopted, by
States, of SO to Ill. The report says the re-
peal of the Missouri Compromise is an infrac-
ton of the plighted faith of the nation, and
should be restored if the effosss to that end do
not fail. Congress should refuse to admit any
State into the Union tolerating slavery, forl =
ed out of territory from which that institu-
tionis excluded by the Compromise, and pro-
test against coalescing with any party that de-
mands an abandonment of American principles
or the disorganization of the American party.
Recommends meeting Of delegates in
Philadelphia, February 10Th. The minority
report, sustained chiefly by the Ohio and Michs
igan delegates, and rejected, insists on the ex-
clusion of slavery from National territory; says
prescription on account of birth is unwarrant-
ed by American principles; recommends the
the party to act without secresy; regards the
slavery question paramount; recommends
harbor Improvements and generous foreign
policy. The Convention adjourned sine die at
II O'Clock midnight, after vote of thanks to
the officers.
NEW YORK, Nov. g.
Flour advanced; sales at 8 68 for cho and
State, 81 for good Ohio, and 10 O0for South
ern. Corn improved-sales at o6 for mixed
Mess pork dropping. Beef declined. Lard
declining. Whisky firm at DOC.
BALTIMORE, Nov. %.
Flour--Howard street City Mills and Ohio
sold at 9 rs. Wheat advanced &c.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.
Flour advanced-demand good; $50 bbls at
8 10 to s %. Grain-sales of 10 bushels
b riley at 1 A. Hogs-sales of 500 head
yesterday at 6 90; 500 head at 90; market
fat to-day. Provisions-2Ooo pieces green
hams sold at So. Lard--25o kegs prime at
10A-market dull. Whisky-sales at 321&
to 3334 demand good. Groc ,ries-sugar firm
fair and prime IA to "a. Molasses, stock
light; demand good-180 bbls at SO to 81
chiefly the latter, no change in coffee.
PITTSBURGH, Nov. %.
River s feet 6 inches water in the channel
and falling; weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, Nov 23.
River has risen Is inches and about statiou-
airy.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

HAVING CONNECTED with in the Foundry and Machine
IL Business WIN. A. DUNN and WIN. TAYLOR. they
bosh being good Practical Mechanics in the business would
here that intend to do work.
able in the We intend warrsntirg
when done. both in workmanship material we'll
in quantity quality. liberal
tho who wish ANYTHING IL line OF business calculating
not only what expeeting
reap some glory also. novis HENRY SCHRIBEK
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COSMOPOLITAN
ART ASSOCIATE N
Second Year

ssss - Second Year.
RRANGEMESTs for the Second Annual Collection Of
Mi. new and popular Institution for ~. the eiaassa 81
Among the works already engaged is the fsr-fAnsa
GENOA CRUCIFIX,"
which originally eo.t Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming Collection the diffusion Of works Of
AnT and the q ssau
many dstnSui.bsd American Artists. who viii
Marble Bas executed by the seAsss.liTas Scalp
~ sr The Faihss Il his Country;
$40 BENJAMIN Ia fsil. rassakLlN'
as+ DANIEL " EBsrER, 0
The Statesman.
:. f1 dsssn
sas Marble. sstuary aud Choice Paintin.s,
el the Association for the Second Year, -----
TERMS OF MEMBERSHIP;
Tbs paymsntof three dollars constitutes
ana sGss b, 20 eGss one q ss sdf
: ssea q tie ssse ssi Psiasinss.
Grahan's. Gsdsys Lady's Book and Hsus'-
Li,siss living age twsskiy) year. and tickets
Psssous taking ave membership eatitled fy.
she Magazines tor year and SIX In the
tn. proceeds derived thu sale Of membsrship,
ys rsss.'S : - s
The Advantages Secured
nv becoming member OF TINS Aesoolation are
M All receive the fUL yAUE oF THEIR srBscSIP
At TaE sTART the shape Of sterling Magazine Liter
Id member is wards Purehssini ehoie
OF be distributed among
encouraging the Artists OF the
try disburng OF collar through It's agency
Perscns EEAfTlSG for membership viii pleas
give theft AppREss IN FUL stating the non
fhev wish the Magazine to and have the lee
at the 70 prevent iSss; on the
of membership. together with the agAzin
desired will forwarded part of the country
Those who purchase Magazines at book stores Will
joini THEY RECEIVE THE hAeA
zfNEAND TICKET ANIMAL nlsTRBuTlnN, all a
~ Nh nri O nav the Magazine slope
Beautiuy illustrated Catalogues giving full aescrps'ons
sent application
For membership. address
lI.-----4 O. L. DERRY. Actusry c. A, A.
At either OF the principal Off
.Kaieherbooker Office. Broadway. Ee'
Ysfk Office les Water street, Saudusky. o.
suhSrrptsons received by y. q. EARNHART.
smNvslwa Honorary Secretary far Evansville. Ind.
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AUCTION SALES.
DESIRABLE uEsEDENe
CRESCENT AUCTION ROOMS.

OPPOSITE
GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
EDESPECTFULLY tender their services the citizens
Evansville and surrounding for the sa of Real
and Personal Property Houses and Lots Furniture Dry
Goods Hardware. Groceries also particular atten
tien paid all door sales every description
able aud satisfactory We shall do exclusively Com
muh Business having goods place
with both TIE buyer seller
have fair legitimate market We will devote whole
time the and Commission business
wall efforts
them With business
all their
-REFERENCES
p. G.. OIL RILEY IL Co, Evansville
DUyALL. ALGo & Co., Memphis Tenn.
WIN PARK Co., do DO.
BOYD,
r. B. SYKES. New Orleans
LEWIS SSAPP do.
MILES e. FoLKEs, Vieksburg Misc.
WIN. MeRAE. do do.
LOCKWOOD & BROS Cincinnati ohis.
KELLOGG Foor. do do.
EDWARDS & RUSHSSLL, st Louis, Mo.
Regular days Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday.
10 O'Clock and evening during cling
at early Kaslixht APPS SWEET 4 LEONARD.
Auctioneers.
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PROF. o. J. WOODS
CELEBRATED
HI AIR hi STOR ATHV Il

fUNHE effects of this wonderful Hair Restorative
dueing astonishing results in the public mind
lavish their praises the virtues ofths
remarkable composition 1t is the only preparation that
be depended hair to its natural color and
re produce bald heads luxuriabt growth.
E The following is from distinguished member of the
ST. PAUL. Jan. /, 1855.
PROF. o. ]. WOOD Dear Sir: Unsol cited. send you
this certificate FER being nearly bald for long time asd
having tried all the hair resorstives extan having
faith any. Undue on hearing of yours qveit
placed nVsel in the hands OF barber azd had
head rubbed with good h brush and the Restorative then
applied we'll rubbed till the scalp all glow
morning and in three weeks the young
appeared and rapdl from the first
to the time thick black strong
pleasant the touch whereas before 1t harsh
Why little there it. and that little disap
pearipg very rapidly. still Restorative about
twice shall good and perfect crop of
hair Now have read sess thDgand who has mott but
have hitherto in which person hair
really benefited by any of the hair Tor &c. Of the
day and really gives pcasureto record the result OF my
ixPerienee have RECOMMENDED your to
The people here its effects and have in
it supply wholesale fOl the Terri
tory nearly exhausted and daily inquiries are made fO it.
You discovery. for return
thanks benefit it has dOne for certainly had de-
iud psI long Of ever efecting any such result
Yours. hastily. j: W. BOND.
Firm of Bond 4 kellogg Druggists.
S.. Paul M T.
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RESCUE Nashville.
ELLA NashRill~.r- &aF'
asse wM. DICKSON Tennessee river.
BLANCHE LEWIs Na,hvilis.
ORB. Cinsinnasi sn Pitsssurg.
HAIR. BRIDGES, Lsaisviile.
- We are under Obligations to the officers
of the Thos. Swan and Altamont for packages
of papers. These packages got into the Post
Office by some means and were thus delayed
in reaching US. We trust that hereafter, il
our river packages must be done something
else with than placed directly'in our hands,
they will be dropped through one of the circr-
lar orifccs of that indispensable adjunct to all
well regulated mansions classified under the
denomination of outhouses. They would lie
just about as useful to US there as in the Post
Office.
- The Southerner may be expected here
very carly this morning from St. Louis. She
is fine steamer and fast, and Capt. Triplett
knows how to push things through.
- The Ocean Wave was met last We'd
nesday going up the Illinois sporting but one
chimney, and her pilot house missing. She
had evidently been trying to knock down
forest trees
- The Rainbow will be down this morn
ing from Louisville, and after an absence of
three hours, will return to Louisville Those
going up to the Convention, will find the
Rainbow a crack boat, as they well know.
z - The VIM. Garvin will be down to-
morrow, and return in the evening, to Louis
vile. Delegates to the Convention will be
landed in Louisville on Monday, by the Gar
vim.
- The Ben Franklin arrived here very
early yesterday morning, from New Orleans,
having left the Saturday evening previous.
She was very light and had but few passen-
gers--a losing trip.
- The steamer Virginia, which has been
r ming as St. Louis and New Orleans pack
ct, arrived here from the latter city night be-
fore last. She had hardly apound of freight
on board.
- The magnificent packet Jacob Strader
has just been repaired at an expense of $1,000,
and will soon take her old place in the Louis
vile and Cincinnati Packet line.
Capt Jim White of New Orleans has
purchased the well known fine steamer S F.
j. Trabue, for the purpose of placing as a
prominent packet in the New Orleans and
Vicksburg trade.
- The fine packet Memphis, in better
order than when she sunk on the Falls, may
be expected to-day from Cincinnati for Mem
phis.
- The Nick Thomas ought to be down
to-day for New Orleans from Cincinnati.
The St. Louis Intelligencer of Thurs-
day says:
QUICK HOrk.-The great freight boat Re-
public came in from New Orleans on Monday
last with about twelve hundred tons freight
which she put out, and then took in yesterday
and the day before over fifteen hundred tons,
and left for New Orleans last night. Captain
Montgomery is fast man, and the Republic a
business boat.
The Cincinnati Commercial of Thurs
day says:
During the twenty-four hours ending at
dusk last evening, the river here has risen
fully four feet and private dispatches from
Pittsburgh report steady rain at that point for
twelve hours, commencing on Tuesday, which
with the bulk of water on the way down, will
make an unusually big river. To-day there
will he fillIv ninataen feet wafer in the che m
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JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.

JOY TO THE AFFLICTED.
GREGORY'S
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN. AGAIN on HAND.
FENE family Medicine for Burns Coughs
Colds Sore Thros and Quinsey- Will cure Darrhea;
Cholera Morbus Spssms Will Fever and
Ague an never fail Daily and hourly calls for
this Medicine the above
writeI had rather life with this than
any medicine One and all the remedy and satisfy
yourselves Increased sales in Indiana thousand dozen
bottles increase than other Medicine
before public For sale by all the principal Drug
Rsts in the States British America, Caforns
Oregon.
LEIGH VERLING, Granville Ind, successors to Ke
Ter L Farnsey.
CHAs. H CLARK. Vincennes. Ind.
JOHN D. PARK Cincinnati, Ohocan be obtained OF tn
at maau facturersT prices. Boyd. STONE 4 CO..
octa-6mw Maumee CITY. Ohio.
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MECHANICS, WORKS..
FOUNDRY And MACHINE SHOP
OFFICE ON CORNER IF FIRST AND DIVISION sTs,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
HENRY SCH RIDER co..,
MANUFACTURERS Of Steam Engines. Fire Engines.
ITG Hydraulic Presses Tobacco Screws and Presses
Mill Grist Mill Machinery building CASTING Horse
Thrshers Corn Shelters Lard Kettles Lard Presses
Railroad Work Steamboat Repairs done etc.
Castings of description made at short notice
Boilers Lard Tanks and all the kxtures belonging
thereto.
Brass Castings Of all kinds made to order.
Ali Work done in this establishment warranted
henry SCHRIBRR,
@ WIN. A. DUNN,
| -s4 - e VIM. TAYLOR.
nov1s Prspristors.
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DIR. EyERsON's HEALTH REsTORATIv
Anti-Dyspeptic and Anti-Bilious Pills,
A SUPERIOR FAMILY PHYSIC entirely vssetaLI.;
"a mild and pleasant in their action prove The
petite and the digestive
tveness Piles Headache and Bilious Disorders Coles
etc.. Wholesale and retail by J. D. PARK
Cor. Fourth and Walnut streets Cincinnati
w. w. ROBERTS, Indian apolis
troet. Philadelp Lis. noY7-d6w3n
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BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS ANB SHOES.
GREAT INCREASE IN TIE MAMMOTH STOCE, AND
Lo! Still They Comet!
MCR stock Of Boots and Shoes complete. emkra
W oing every variety and boys'. youths and
chdrens heavy and light work. and misses
and Boots, Buskins Ties aud Slippers made to
we'll Our stock double the
size other in the city We have direct
the largest New Our
attention given the and sale of
GOOD BOOTS AND SHOES;
And giving this branch of entire
tention decided those whose
making of Gun Barrels Sauce
b.h hooks Sausages Rat r and Corduroy impos
sible- ab0, t-without-ahles.
Buy Boots and Shoes of Boot and Shoe dealers
Motions of Dry Goods from Dry Goods
Houses. city place for country stores
HEN BRICKS & McREA,
nsyI2 r rst street. Foster Block.
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NOTICE.

A. G. ADLERSBERG. WILLIAM KEMP,
Lamaseo City Surveyor. Civil Engineer.
FHE undersigned have Joined into Partnership in the
Surveyor and Civil Engineer Business, solicit the
patronage of the public.
All orders tor Surveying. Levsng will be pHneta-
ally attended to and promptly exeeu'ed.
Maps. Plans Views Drawings etc., made to order with
nsatness and dispatch.
novI4-3m - ADLERsRERG KEMPP
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LEwIsPoRT, Ky, Jan. 2. 1883.
This ceraes that have had the ehs and fever for tbs
various remedies without effect then used one
Owens Chil Pills and they have entirely cured
n r
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The undsrsigned Rev Bragg Minister in regular
the Orthodox Church BrOokheld
Mass gentleman of considerable infufnce and unit
ve-sallv beloved (Copvl WIN. DYER.
iSRooKFIEID, jan IL. 1855
Pprr Woou-Dear Si-:-HaynR mate trial of your Hair
pleasure thaits effect has been
excellent removing. inflammation dan6ru and consant
tendency to itching sheb troubled from
childhood and my hair which becoming
gray 70 it, original color other article with
auything like the pleasure and profit
- Yours, truly. J, K. BRAGG.
H Prepared and sold Wholesale and retalat ~ Market
street st. Louis, Mo and Cos Broadway. New York
where all the popular patent are
retail nd favorable terms they
can be bought at any other house.
RE or sale a manufacturers prices by HALLOCK 4
sTODDARD and all the principal druggstseverYwhers.
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DOMROY sALT-isso bsls s.is Al the river, railre:
IL derot and canal, foT SsIs BY 80
noV15 dE4. Foerkk q CO.