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Il day forenoon, the 4h inst, on the Plank Road
leading from Warren to Leavittsburgh. nearly opposite
the Brick Yard, east Of the Toll Gate. a Porte Monaie,
containing about Twenty Dollars, sixteen in god and
the balance in small bills and change. The finder will
he rewarded BY giving information Of its recovery TO
the subscriber LINUS
Windham, Ohio, Oct. 10, 1s55-Its
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WANTED-A Young Lad, from is
to Is years fage. of good business capacity,
can procure = situation as CLERK, at the Warren FOun-
dry, by applying soon. Good references required
October 10, lS55.
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TOR SALE OR RENT.-My Dwell
l. ing House and Grocery. at Leavittshurgh- three
miles west from Warren, is offered for sale or rent
The lot consists Of about half an acre of land, on which
is q good Dwelling. with Grocery Store attached q new
Barn and Ice House, all in good order. Possession
given on the first of January. For further particulars
inquire OF the subscriber, on the premises
Oct. 10, 1S5j-3W+ JOHN A.
N0TICE.-N hereas, my son, Lewis
~ Gebhart. aged Is years, has left me without any
just cause or pr0vocation. this is to warn all persons
against harboring or trusting him on my account, as 1
will pay no debts of his contracting
JOHN A. GEBHART.
Leavittsburg, Oct 10. Is55-3w*
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ami sworn before me this IIth July, 1855.
ELIJAH WHITE, Justice of the Peace.
H.. G.. FOOTE. Secretarv.
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Total, S1,718,261 SO
From which deduct the amount
for keeping the public works in re-
pair, DC, $3.50, SAT SO
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County.
We issue u paper " days in ad
vance Gifts dale, in The hope it may reach
some OF you before the election, and ifit
shall cause one single MAJ to deposite
his ballet fer the cause OF FREE dom. who
might otherwise have staid al home, or
fail to vote, We shall feel amply re-
warded.
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A HARD Casa Some time ago, we mentioned
The fact that John Bell, mulaiio, who was form.
erly from Dayton, was Pu, OF from steamboat
in town in Arkansas, and was there arrested
and held as a runaway slave. Up To this time,
he has not been restored to freedom, although we
learn that after strenuous exeriions and the pay.
mcnt OF a heavy bin Of costs, his friend. expect
that lac will be set free.
On the l2th Of March last, Isaac Roberts, a
mulat,o, aged about % years. who was born a,
Hamilton, o., aud was raised a, Haveysburg,
Warren county, o., by Dr.. Harvey, being employ.
cd uion a steamboat as fireman, between St.
Louis and New Orleans, while standing upon the
levoe at the Ltisr place, was arrested by the 20.
lice and conGned in all as runaway slave. In
fortunately, Roberts had no evidences Of his free.
dom about him, being in the same condition as
mos, white fteemen are in thu, respect. Roberts
has nov been IN isi' nearly I mouths. and will be
sold 10 pay costs IN sixty days uhlrs, redeemed
He is represenio a. being worthy man, has u
mother residing in this city, aud sister with Mr..
e. Batter, well known citizen Of Franklin.-
Dayton, OliO. G0safs.
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SCH ks
MANDRAKE PILLS

win be found possess those qualities necessary to the
total eradication OF all bilious complaints, prompt 10
start the secreons Of the Liver and give healthy tone
10 the entire system. Indeed, Il Is ordinary discovery
In medical science TO have invented remedy for these
stubborn complaints which deyeiope all the results pro.
duced by heretofore free use OF caomel-a mineral
Justly dreaded by mankind and acknowledged to be de-
sructiye In the extreme to the human system That the
properties Of certain vegetables comprise all the virtues
Of ealone without ls Injurious tendencies, Is now an
admitted fact rendered by scientific research.
60 and those who the Mandrake PHI, VIII become
fully satisfied that the best medicines are those provided
by nature In the herbs and roots OF the fields
The Pills open the bowels and correct all bilious de.
rangements without salvation the injurious effects OF
calOme or other posons The secretion Of bile promo.
tel by these Pills. III be seen by the altered color OF
the stools, and disappearing Of the salow complexion,
and cleansing Of the tongue.
Ample directions for accompany each box OF Pulls,
and the price Of quart bottle Of the sea-Wsed Tonic
aud box Of pills conbine Is only dollar But sepa-
rate boxes Of pills be had Of any Of the agents for %
cents.
These remedies prepared under the personal super
vision OF Dr. H. Schenck psopetor OF schenek's Pull
monte Syrup the well established remedy for cosump-
tion Bronchitis Coughs Colds &C., &C., and the invent
or Of the celebrated Resproneer for examining and de
tectlng all diseases Of the Lungs, Heart, &c. =
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3. I. THOMPSON,
STATE OF MAINE.

WORK, s. Atihe Municipal Court Of the
city Of Biddeford, in the County Of York,
holden a, the Municipal Court Room, IN said Bid.
deionl, on the seventh day Of May, A. ID. 1855, by
Edward l.. Bourne, Jr, Judge Of said court,
William NJ. A. w. Todd versus jeremiah Per-
kins, otherwise called jeremiah Perkins Jr, In a
plea of the case, for that the said defendant, on
the day OF the purchase Of this writ, being In.
deb,ed TO the plaintiff in the sum OF twcnly.sey
en- dollars according TO the account annexed, then
and there, in consideration thereof promised the
plaintiff To pay him the same sum on demand,
yet, though often requested thereto, said defend.
ant has not paid said sum 10 the plalntl, but neg
lecis and refuses so 10 do, to the damage OF the
said Plaintiff (as he says,) the sum OF fiiiy dol.
lars.
Writ dated April llih, 1855. And i being
made 10 appear TO the Judge oil said court
that property Of said defendant has boon attached,
on said writ, and that the defendant, being out oil
the State, has had no notice OF the said action,
il is ,hereupon ordered by the said Judge that the
said Delenlan, be notified Of the pendency OF this
action By publishing an abstract OF the writ, to-
geiher with the order Of the court thereon, in the
Union and Eastern Journal, newspaper publish
ed at BddefOrd aforesaid thr ee weeks success.
lively, the last public alton TO be prior TO the third
Monday in August A. ID. 1855,
A true abstract Of said writ and copy OF the Or
G,tesl,~EDwARD E. BOURNE, jR., Judge.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

mWO FARMS, situated IN Parsonsfeld, known
i MS the Tuck Farms. One on which
now reside, containing about one hundred and
forty acres Of excellent land suitably divided into
tllage, pasiurng and woodland: On said farm,
there are about three thousand Sapling Pines
Orchards, a good House; two Barns, and never
6linr water. Said Farm cuts from fifty TO sixty
tons Of hay annually is well fenced, mostly by
done wall. except the Southern boundary, which
by a running stream.
Tie other lies adjoining, now occupied by James
NJ. Tuck, formerly owned by Jonathan Tuck,
Esq, p. NJ. Of Bddeiard. Contains about ninety
acres, cuts from twenty-five TO thirty tons OF hay.
On said farm is two-story House, thirty by forty,
well finished inside and out with an l. attached.
twenty-five by nineteen feet, In which are two
large boilers set A good barn, situated ninety
feet from said l., is connected Herewith by
she'd one story and half high, twenty-five feet
wide, divided into a wood she'd, harness and
carriage house, and other convenient apartments !;
also a good Corn Chamber the whole length
There ire Two good orchards, in which about two
thousand scions have been set and commenced
bearing, also q young orchard containing one
hundred trees of choice fruit been set three years.
There are Two good wells Of water on said farm.
Also n pasture lot, situated about one hall mile
from the above farms, containing about sixty
acres, on which is large orchard.
Said Farms are DOillueu Oh tue "cs' Wy "hc VI
the most beautiful sheets OF water IN America,
three miles long by two wide, and known as
Province Pond. They are under a good state Of
cultivation, and will be sold at great bargains.
ANY one wishing to buy good farm in bean.
,iful location, will be directed TO one by calling
mon lanes NJ. Tuck, ParsonsGeld, Jonathan
Tuck, Esq, p. NJ, Biddeiord, or Jeremiah NJ
Tuck, Salmon Falls, N. III.
The above property will be sold at Public Auc.
ton (either together or separately, as may best
suit the purchaser) on Tuesday, the 4lh day Of
September next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, unless pre-
yiousy disposed of. Also the Stock Consisting
of about thirty head of neat cattle, and two
year old Colts Hay and Farming tools,
Terms made known at sale. Possession given
May LIST, 1856. SAMUEL IUCh'
Parsonsfeld, May Isl, 1855. Is
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The voluntary testimony Of living witnesses, IL that
HAYES ALLIED ONT M ENT
AND HuMoR SYRUP,

4. the yrae., medicine ever offered 10 the public for me
eure AZ an IInmor.
n has sto The test OF more than seven years, and In
oying n m he pubc we are not ignorant Of ts opera
ton We lnov 10 be The rrtafsst aisriafor Of pain
nd %, g,,in IN ,hose afIcted with any Kind OF ~.
oy a1d really one Of the greatest blessings mankind
ever before The public as we can show by the srdsnes
OF hiring titn.s,,s, such a. Hon. ALBEIT wARRKS,
Nayor Of this city, Dea Vim. VI. Kimball, A. W.
stearns A. T. sanborn, 3. l. Thompson, A. g. Bunker,
j. y. O. Hayes, J. W. Carleton, and host Of others,
all in the DEBTORS own nelghborhood.
that,
lst-Itis q scientific preparation, compounded 40
eoriing TO the laws Mafsrid Msdiea.
2l-H cures tAe disease, and that, too, without pro-
dueing another worse than the first
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U. s. BOUNTY LAND AGENCY.
Press Forward Your Claims

A RMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, BOTH
n Regulars and Volunteers Sailors. Marines, flotla-
Men, Musicians. Wagon Masters, Transfers, Indians,
and all persons who may have served fourteen days In
any Of tho Wars % the United States, since the year
the law Of 1855 gives each % you who have net heretofore
received Warrant for Land, One Hundred and sixty
Acres I! And TO all who have received bounty Land,
enough more TO make One Hundred and Sixty Acres
In the case Of the death Of the person entitled 70 ah,
his Widow or no Widow, the minor Child or Children,
are entitled 10 the Bounty.
We are prepared 10 promptly prosecute all CLAIMS
for Land and riH supply Justices Of Peace, County
Ia,rU,rs and all others, tcith the nteessary fnsfrue-
fons, and blank forms, free Of cost, on application
by mail or otherwise. -.
When desired, we will sell he Warrant al the market
price, and remit check for process.
Mr.. COBB * Co.,
% William Street, New-York.
RyyERuScEs-Bank OF the Commonwealth, New-iork.
Ohio Life 4 Trust Company, New York.
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FOR SALE,
FOUR HUNDRED HOUSE LOTS,
And other Valuable Real Estate.

THE following described Real Estate, compiis.
l. ing House Lots, and other property, eigioy
situated In the villages Of Saeo and Biddetoro |,
WILDE sold BY the proprietors,st prices and on
terms favorable to purchasers.
The House Lots, about 400 IN nrc.hsr. are
principally situated In ssco, between Tie Rail.
road Depots Of Bdeeford and Ssco-s pottiva VI
them above the Railroad, and q portion below, In
Q pleasant and healthy location, and commanding
fne view Of both villages. They are advsnts.
geously situated for ths residence OF persons hay.
ing business in either Saco or Biddeford, beng
within six minutes walk Of Main street, and Pep.
perell Square, and I'VE minutes walk Of the Ma.
chine Shop and Cotton Mills Of the Laconis, Pep.
perell and Water Power Corporations Of Bidds.
ford. 4 substantial Bridge, 375 feet ong and ~
feet wide, resting on granite piers, IN jwth side
walks has been built across the Ssco River, thus
connecting the lots with Biddeford, and placing
them within three minutes walk Of Smiths Cor.
ner. frolnihs bridge q street 10 gaded to the
Railroad Crossing on Water street, which viii. be
extended to Buxton Road Other streets have
been laid out, exie-ding along the margin Of the
Saco River, and TO Water street.
The new road recently laid out by the County
Commissioners, extending into the country from
Saco, will intersect with Market street, which
passes across the above described bridgeto Bidds.
lord.
Besides the lots before mentioned, the propris.
tors have dozen OF more house lots for sale, on
Springs Island, contiguous TO the bridge, and
within two minutes walk Of the workshops and
mills on said island. On one ofthe lots il Q new
Cottage house with stable, which will be sold
with the lot.
They will sell also In lots OF from one to Ave
acres, as may be wanted, Tract Of land adjoining
that which is reserved for house lots. Said tract
consists OF N acres, and is situated on the West.
ern side Of the Railroad, and runs to the Buxton
road, the line striking that road within few rods
Of the Saco Depot.
Waraniee Deeds will be given Of all lots sold
6y the proprieiors,. A. II. Boyd, Ssco; d. L.
Somes, Biddeiord Josephus Baldwin and Law.
renee Barnes, Nashua. N. II. William p. Newell
Manchester, N. II.
ror further particulars, a. TO prices and condI.
tioas, inquire OF ID. Z. SoMES, Of Biddeiord.
Agent for the Propne,ors. Sit
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DY the Act % Congress passed March J, 1855 all on.
ID GERS, Soldiers AMI seamen who have served POUR.
rEEN DAYS In any var % the Unltoi States since
ira are entitled 10 loo Of lAnj they have not
received It. Those Who have received 40 or ~ acres are
entitled 10 enough 70 make up the l0o Those
Who have rceiyed l6j not entitled 10 any more.
The benefit % this Ae, extends TO the widow and minor
children % the solisr bat 10 no other heirs Those Who
have bsn enagcd In BATTLE entitled 10 leo acres
without regard 10 the period of their service.
Persons having claims under this OF any other Act,
Win have them promptly attended 10 by calling on,
writing 10, A. l. RICHARDSON CO., II Railroad
Exchange, Court square, Bossoa, who pay cash for
rants.
N. d. We have hithfai and experienced Agents, In
wAshn<tea, and make no charge In any case unless
ve obtain the land. -
Bostol. March y, 1854 omp.
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SHAW & CLARK, Prcprietors,
QiDDCEORD. Me-, u. s. A.

Soil wholesale and retail by the Projectors,
and Al retail by 7. Gilman, ID. l.. Mitchell Libby
4 Towue, and Charles Murch, Saco, 1. shaw
and Salter Emery & Co. Sanford John Merrill
and samuel Lord, Springvale, WIN IL. Connant,
siIas Derby and ssyward Il Weber Alfred; A;
Warren, Kennebunk; aud by all the principal
Apo,hecarrics aud Druggis, throughout The Uni.
ted States and Cansdss James II. chsdbourne
Sc Co, Wilmington, North Caroline, wholesale
agents foe the Southern, Middle and wes'era
States Weeks g. Potter Boston, agents Tor
Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Conhcci'cui
Pod & Morse, Rutland, VI, agents for Vernon
John ). Hayes, Great Fails agents Zoe New hamP
shire Rugg &c wihon. Montreal. agents Zoe the
Canadas
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no one suffering from baekned Cough, Pain In the
Side restless niaEts, nervous feelings, and the whale
train Of dyspeptc sensations, aud given up by their
by stefan, he another moment without consulting the
Have the married, or those about 90
book ne II has been the means OF saving thousands OF
creatures from the very Jaws OF desh.
n1rAny persons ending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enclosed IN letter will receive copy ofthis work
by mail, or Eve copies will be sent Tor one dollar.
Address, (post paid,) DIR. WIN. YOUNG,
ly32 No. l52 Spruce ST.. Philadelphia
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NJ oTI c e .

TRANCIS YORK having been duly appointed
Il Agen, for the sale Of Liquors in the City OF
Bddeiord under the provisions Of the Statute OF
the State, entitled can act for the suppression Of
Drinking Houses and Tipping Shop" the inhab.
iian,s OF said city are hereby notified that the
place of sale Tor said Liquors Is IN the building
ON Liberty Street, near M. & II. Pierce's Bakery,
where they may be had "for medicinal and me.
chanicaI uses" only, and where Selcctmen Of
other towns may obtain supply Of unadulterated
liquors Zoe agencies, established in conformity
with the act aforesaid
FRANCIS YORK,
Agent for City Of BLdeford.
piII.c,nI Mavo lSll
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CASHMERE SHAwLS.

NOW opeuing, the La,eesf, CAsapest, ana
IN Best assortment OF CASHMERE SiiAVLS
ever offered in this city Some new designs, and
warranted free from cotton. Please call and ex
anime. Ell. G. HOOPER,
u No. 3 Hooper's Bnck Block
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DOCTOR YoURsELFI
THE POCKET ESCULAPIUS

NNllE hnieth Edition, win One
u Hundred Engrayings, showing
Diseases and Malformations OF the
Human System In every shape and
form. To which 10 added q Treatise
on the Diseases OF Females, being OF
the highest importance to married
people, or those contemplating mar
fiage. by
WILLIAM YOUNG, NJ
Let no father be ashamed TO rre-
sent n copy Of the ESCULAPlUs 10
his child. IL may save him from On
early grave. Let no young man or
woman enter into the sacred obliga
''ioas Of married life without reading
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LAND WARRANTS

OBTAINED under the late act Of Congress, for
" all who have served IL days in the military
or marine service Of the United States, since lIso,
w EMERY & LORlNG.
Saco, March 8, 1855.
NIB. All for whom we have obtained 40 acre
warrants, are entitled to 100 acres more, and we
have the necessary proofs and papers in our pos
session. II l.. l..
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PAINTS! PAINTS! PAINTS!

A TARB0X has just received a fresh lot Of
n. Paints, which he has lately selected himself
which be offers To sell al the very loves, prices.
ME- TaIbox continues To cary on the business
Of House, Sign ana Carriage Painting, Graining,
Marbling and Paper Hanging, and with the ex-
perence OF II years he Is satisfied that he can do
work rs well and rs cheap as any other man,
Mr.. Tarbox has secured the services OF Mr.. Ken.
ney, the well known paper hanger, and he is now
ready to do papering that canLst be surpassed in
quality or quantity. Mr.. Kenney would refer to
3. T. SHANNON,
CHARLES TWOMBLY,
Paints mixed and Pots and Brushes loaned 10
those that wish to do their own Painting.
ABlJAH TARBOX
(next door to Piece's Bakep.) 20tf
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PRICE or OINTMENT, sloo. PRICE OF srRrr 50 CTS
HAYES PILE OINTMENT,

HAYES PILE OINTMENT,
certain cure for Piles and all External Irriiations.
Directions on the Bottles. Price, $l.O0.
Read the folowing-it speaks for itselfi-
Laurence, June IL, 1854
We, the undersigned, citizens OF Lawrence, having
used the vegetable Allied Ointment prepared by 4. ID.
Hayes Of this city, and being personally acquainted with
the Doctor feel pleasure In adding testimony 10 all
the Doctors claims for his medicine. Unlike other
edies In the Market this preparation performs Its Office
speedily and with certainty. The Ointment We have us
ell with the most happy result after vainy seeking
lief by free use Of Sarsaparas Salves, ETC., etc. Our
experience fully jushes In confidently recommending
II as the article and only known to us,as performing
all its claims.
AS. BUNKER, 8. I. THOMPSON,
A. W. srEARSs, Asa I. sAsBoRS.
PREPARED by DIR. 4. ID. HAYES and Sold Wholesale and
retail by CHARLES H. KENT General Agent for the Unit
ell States and Canadas, Nos. 5 Il o Appleton Block,
Lawrence ST., Lawrence, Mass, 10 whom all orders
should be addressed AGENTS Tor DidddefOri, DR.. j.
SAWYER and A. Sawyer. lyl5
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NUCKLE
WASHING MACHINE.

TIVE Subscriber Is proprietor ofthe patent RICH I,
l. Of the above machine for tie towns Of Bidd,.
ford aud Saco. aud application for the nachin
may be made to him at his residence or shop
where are several readylor sale. Please call and
Examine.
Aaving purchased the sole RICH, IN said machine
for Biddeiord aud Saco, oil persons are hereby
cautioned against infringing on the same.
SAMUEL WHITE.
Biddefosd Jan. IL, 1855. 3f
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l. A II ES Il N L w 3.
FROM THE sACo
DAGUERREAN GALLERY,

A M. MCKINNEY makes better Nina.
IA lures than any other Artist IN this vicinity,
aud at prices 10 suit sl from PiFTY CENTS up.
wards. He has better facilities for making them
than sny other Artist in this County, (slibough
Brother Artists make false statements TO mislead
tho Public. All are invited TO call, and he viii
show them Patent Machinc for polishing plates,
equal to any IN the United States.
Remember the place, No SO faetsry Island, SAGE
Where will be found large assortment Of
CASES, L0CKETS. PINS &C, &C, CON
STANTLY ON HAND.
Saco, Jan. 10th, 1855 2if
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FARM FOR SALE.

TINE Subscribers will sell at private sale the
l. farm formerly owned by Mark HILL. SAID
farm contains one hundred acres, including over
20 acres Of excellent wood land, with some tim
Der. II is well fenced and well waered, has a
good orchard and good buildings. Any one wish
ing to buy farm, pleasantly situated on the N.
w. side OF Tailor Pond, in Auburn, and within
four miles Of Lewiston Falls, can have .ne same
FOE $500, and immediate possession will be CIV.
en-. For information, enquire of Sullivan King
man, Bartlett, N. H., OF Luke HIlI, B,nde,9u'
Me. SULLIVAN h1N IN. !yI.'
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FOUND ATLAST,
THE COMPOUND
THAT WILL PRESERVE TIE HAIR, PREyESr
ITS FALLING OFF, AND CURE RALDSEss,
Also certain cure for the
NERVOUS HEADACHE
PIER C ELS
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC.

AN entirely new compound, composed OF the
II mos, active substances for the above purposes
compounded IN n scientific maneer and with great
care This Is no humbug, as hundreds can tesli-
N who have used and received benefit from It,
READ the following certificate from gentle
man who is well known in the community:
NrPoxsEr, Aay IS, 1854.
Mr.. Pierce, Sir:-Having made use OF only two
bottles of your Hair Tonic, known only as Pierce
Rosetta Hair Tonic, | have the qualification OF
informing you il has had very beneficial elect,
new hair having come out over my head and bids
fair TO cover II in desirable manner.
JOHN b. HILL, Confec,ioner
STRANGER, read this and follow the subscribers
example: ,.,,
RoxBuRy, June 1884.
Mr. Pierce, Sir viii you please send me hall
a dozen bottles Of the ROSETTA HAIR TONIC:
have u,sd the bottle purchased Of you and ind
Il excellent; my hair is improving, new hair hav.
ing started wheie was bald for the past two
wears would most sincerely recOmmendit TO
all persons who have lost or losing their hair
Yours, with great respect,
CHARLES GOODHUE.
STILL ANOTHER.
BosroS, June q, 1854.
Mr. Pierce, Sir:-l have used one bottle Of your
ROSETTA HAIR TONIC, aud must say II Is far
superior 10 the numerous articles advertised Tor
preventing hair from falling of and turning grey.
Yours, DC,
J. H. WILEY, Pearl street.
These are but few Of the many the Proprietor
has his possession. The Tonic is put up in large