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Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
From the American Messenger.
THE NIGHT.

wish The clock would noi Nrk SO
loud; | dou', see Why ] can't &c, asleep
sand Ruth Beach, hall aloud, as she tos-
sed and tumbled about her bed, doub.
| ag np her pillow one to make
IL higher, and ;hen throwing I. aside, la
aeE vain etsori 10 iinI an easy posinon.
I'm sute | didu', sleal; I've dors no
hafm," She generally dropped asleep
;, on After lying down. and slep. 50 very
souaLly. that If she CHANGED to wake
when a,r father aud mother retired IN
the next room, it seemed like morning.
s,eps OF her brothers aid sislers az they
wen, to their rooms, had heard her
ia,her wind up The old clock in the hall.
and her mothers voice hushing The ba-
by-sil was sllll in the house excep: the
ever. ncslng clock, and yet she could moi
sleep Shall tell you what troubled
he ii.le girl. SO tina, The sound of the
good clock, whose face. she had looked
up TO from infancy, was 50 dis.ressl
10 her ears?
itubI uou OCCu COttttAltsttuX VOty
grea. sin. The little boy who sat nex,
to her IN school. had a couple Of new
story, books which he was too disohlig
ing 10 show. her. She hnd looked. at the
beautiful blue covers and bright gliding
many times, and wondered wha, was
between them, and what the pictures
we're about, ill she broke The tenth COM
~mandment and coUetcd her n~cighoor's
goods. After The children went ho@s.
and the teacher had locked the school
house coor. and passed out Of slgh:,
Ruth fingered. talking with KITTY Wa.
,srs.a lively. romplng girl, who feared
no one. She was urging Kitty to climb
in the back window with her. Nd jus.
as soon do u as noi.' said Kitty, .bu.
what 90 you WANT IN show you
when We are in said Ruth; and Islslng
shs window. she helped Kitty, and then
climbed in after hsr. Ruth then led Inc
way 70 Chafley's desk, and opening II.
said; .look. kmty, l want one Of those
books. Now you can take hand give
il to me, and we can both say. ! didn't
DO IT, when the teacher finds j, out and
makes . iuss about IT,
Knny stood q moment, as.ii not COM
pretending Ru,h's meaning. and then
touching the gllded letters with her fore
finger, she .s,ooped and rea the titles,
and said, "Now, Ruth, il you wanted
Ito play a uick on CHARLEY, Id lax The
fun Of hiding one Of them q lli,le while;
but l dare not s,esl for the world
No q would ever know il. kuty,
and we would have fine times reading
it 10 our barn after school; besides, Char
10y 10 90 q he deserves 10 loose his
books"
o Ruth said Kitty, a. she looked
suddenly around the empty school room,
God will know !. 1t scarss ME "a
think Of being . ihisf. Do IL, us 60 oul
again.. 'uaas8e aa'} abf IL s .q.
Ruth shat the deak. after giving the
books another longing look; and while
Kitty bounded On, Of the window ". and
ran down The hill With . igh, merry
laugh. she walked with : slow Guilty
sisp, and calling Kitty. begged her 'nsv.
o. 10 tell
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VI so. 10 whom; what a:uounf; and on
what conditions, whether any Of said
fund has been loaned ont by said Super
intendent, and if So. when, TO whom.
what amount, at what interest on what
security. and BY what authority. Re,o.
luton adopted.
M. Needham moved that so much of
the Governors message as relates to the
school-lands and school, and as refers
10 taking evidence in criminal cases be
referred to committee on judiclary.-
Adopted.
NJ. Preston asked leave to Introduce
a bill in relation to receiving the grant of
lands from the general. government, 10
the State Of Iowa. 1f daaE
Leave granted. Bill read frs, and
second time.
! Mr.. TRurs.on moved to lay. he oil on
the table. Yeas and nays d mandec,
IA in the negative and IL ia the sfirma-
,ives, Motion lost.
Mr.. Preston moved tho bill be engros.
sed and read slhird tins to morrow.
|. Mr.. Brigham moved lie bill be re.
tered to the committee on internal i'm.
provemenis.
Mr.. Thurs'on objected to bills of this
kind being hurried through the Senate
As il was a matter Of grea, importance.
aud the bill had been drawn up in a
hurry, he thought j. Necessary .iha, it
should be referred. .sa
Mr.. Preston explained that the obiec.
OF the bill wac, 10 receive the land from
The general government, and nothing
more. rha. they had been called 70.
gether to receive and dispose OF the lands,
aud II they would not recsive them,
which wss the objec. of the bill they
might as well adjourn Immediately.
MIR. McAchran moved 10 lay the bill
on The table, and make it the order of
the day for Thursday next. Motion.
Lost.
The original motion was then amend
ed, SO THAT the. committee be instructed
to rePors tomorrow morning. Adopt.
ed.
Mr.. Sanders asked leave to introduce
q bill, making an appropriation to the
losane Asylum Leave granted and
oil read The frs, and second ume.
Mr.. Sanders moved II 10 be enprossed
aLo read . third m o morrow
Mr.. >eedlian moved II be referred to
the committee on Charitable Institutions.
So referred.
MIR. Preston asked leave 10 introduce
q bill 10 locate the county seat Of Cerro
Gorco Co.
Leave granted, bill read first and sec.
ond lines. I
MIR. Preston moved the rules be sus
pended and it be read u third time and
passed. a @
Nj. McCrary moved the bill be laid
on the ia BILE. Lost.
Mr.. Needham moved it be referred 10
committee Oh new counties. Adopted.
MI. Fulton asked leave 10 introduce a
DILL. Leave granted.
Mr. Hllis gave notice of the introduce
Ion OF q bal relative " The eleventh iu-
dlcial cl:cuit.
Adjourned until 2 o'clock p. VI.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17
From the New York Evening Post.
JAMIE BUCHANAN.

n Nomination not fit 10 be made"
James Buchansn, Of Pennsylvania.
having received me nomination for Pres
iden. If The United States by the Office
holders pro slavery Convention a, Gin
c%innaii, beg leave to refer Republicans
and Democratsro his pas, history. On
he, 4ih of July, 1915, he said IN his
speech ON that occasion that. "if he
though, ha had a drop 0f Democratic
blood in his veins, he would open an ar
lery and ie,i OUT" He was FIRST elect.
ed TO the Legislature by the Federalis,.
Of Lancaster. 10 that year. and after wards
elec,sd by the Federalis,s to Congress in
1890. 1922, 1924 aud 1926, in opposi-
hon to the Democratic candidates., Jacob
He,cshman, Samuel Houston and Dr..
John Mct:amnnt.
In la23. June Sd. as chaifmac Of q
Federal committee, ne addressed a circu
lar 10 the FederalIsis OF the Slate calling
upon them TO support Andrew Gregg, a
Fseeralisi, in opposition to the Demo-
cranc candidate.
In 1928. al the yellow Springs. Ches
ter county, he refused to allow his pams
TO be Used asa tie nocras, saying ''he wal
a Jackson man, bu,. thank God! no dem
oera'." General Isckson cautioned
P'esiden, Polk against him as an un
faithful and deceiiful man, and when the
late Mr.. Polk found out The truth OF me
caution. and 30 expressed himself I o the
Hon. Henry Horn Of Philadelphia
The democrats OF the Union should
seflsc..before they o for M. Ruchan.
Al for President. He 10 a willy man
and will be surrounded by bad men
men Of the stamp Of BROOKS, Forney
Herbert d Company. His presen, dem
ocrauc pre,ensions are all fudge. aud he
was 10 doubt sincere when he said ..ier
cents . Gay was enougif for q poor la
bofeE in this county," Working msr
and mechanics! hesitate before v0fing-
look into ''eld Bucks history, aud Civ,
him she cold shoulder.
PArRck HENRY.
Phiiadelphia, June Z, 1855.
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lis proven ,ha, Of the $500 votes
polled tor the Legislature in Kansas. bu,
l.lOO were by ae.ual ssslsss-juss ons
9Th. And ye,,hs Border Raf6an party
insis. on il that the Free STATE mon shall
abide BY The laws which this hords OF
$500 Missourisns Ksnsaeiians forced
upon them. sl
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TIME

NL
Morn calleth fond'y 10 a fair boy straying
mid golden meadows rich with clover dew;
She calls-but he still thinks Of naught save
playing, v.f yE t1er
And so she smiles and waves him IN adieu!
Whilst he, sti merry with his fowery story,
Deems not that morn, sweet morn, returns
no more. si Esa&
Noon comcth-but the boy to manhood grow
ing,
Heeds not the time-he sees but one sweet
form, -
One young, fair face from bower Of jasmine
glowing,
And all his loving heart with bliss is warm.
So soon unnoticed, seeks the western shore,
And man forge,s that noon returns no more.
3 Night tappeth gently at a easement cleaning
With the thin freight pickering fai At and low;
BY which a gray haired man is sadly dream
ing tt
Of pleasures gone as all life's pleasure go.
Night calls him to her, and he leaves his
Silent. and Oakland he returns no more.
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DISTURBANCES IN CHURCH,


DR.. lying on Rtpubicanism-E1.
element at the Church OF the e.
piphany-Po htics in the Pulpit.
; one OF The consequences Of .he reck-
less fanallcism which 10 now ap,,auno
aud dividing our country, was lllus,ra,sd
by a sense which occurred las, SUNDAY
evening. al The Episcopal Church OF The
Epiphany corner Of Chestnu, and Fit
teen.h streets. Notwithstanding the ex.
irene heat Of the weather, a large con-
gTsga,ion assembled, attracted ,hl,hsr bv
an advertisement. in the papers of Sat-
ordsy, that Tho Rector, Rev. Dudley A.
lying, would discourse on the subiecs OF
"Oar Counny's Troubles
The announcement created more s.n.
saton Than usual, from the fac, tina, the
Episcopal denomination, az a body Ia,
d,scoon'ensneed the introduction of such
,op'cs into the pulpit, 40 we'll az from the
circumstances tina, tho rector, since his
connecnon with his parish, has generally
preserved silence on question having the
most remote ai'usion TO pubic afTalrs.
The minister having selected \ ,ext
briefly gave his reasons for Introducing
me subject into the pu pit, and then bro.
ceeced to denounce the "ou,rages IN
Kansas" and a, Washington, The sag.
gressions OF the slave power" the .mir.
cradle trucking Of the North 10 the
South me ''horrors Of slay s-breedine."
and other Black Republican thunder. and
concluded by urging the congregator to
exercise their rights as ireemen a, the
ballot box, IN staying the progress Of the
monster evil. anc invoking aid for ,he
suffering emigraa,s in Kansas.
Finally, DR.. Casper Morris, formerIy
a churchw arden, rose from his pew. and.
az . Of the original churchwa,dens.
entered his solemn protest acains, the
desecraiion of the place and the dav bv
sucn services. The preacher continued
his discourse without noucinx the inter.
Iu2tion. Al The commencement of the
remarks Of Mr.. Tying. several members
OF The congregation lett The church.
Af'cr the sermon was fnishsd. the
members-oi the congregation gathered IN
knots, 10 discuss the unusual even.
while a few of them congratulated the
minister upon the decided stand he had
taken. We understand that the matter
will be referred to Tho Bishop OF the
Diocese philadelphia Pemsyivanian.
~ r. ~ "
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ID oetiral.
"a as, For the Demoine Courier.
why she's snd, she will not tell.

BY ELBRIDGE ELwoop.
-
The world looks gloomy all around, /,
And trials in her path abound, ur Fq
Magic mirth hath lost It's spell,
Yet why SHE'S sad she will not tell. ac na
A gloom hath settled on her brow,
She heeds not ninth OF pleasure now, s-
In solitude she's prone TO dwell
Yet why she's sad she will nottell.
She mingles with the laughing throng,S
She listens to their merry song,
And Strives her rising grief to quell us
For she is sad but will not tell. sA
Alas. she strives in vain to chase, FL i.
The marks of sorrow from her face,
+ For all who see her know full well, % a-
Thct she is sad but will not tell. I'd az
Faithless cupid with his DART. ,-
Hath sorely pierced her trusting heart,
And caused reluctant grief to SWELL
So why she's sad she will not tell. a.
Oh faithless scourdrel void OF truth, ~
Thus to check the hopes Of youth,
And the constant heart COMPEL
To stiAe grief ii dare not tell. 0
June, 1856.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17

IL aousss men are ,he salt Of sssih pref.
y girls may be said 70 Be the sugar.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17

q Punch is after the English his,o-
riau with this hii:
HoNEsT ADVICE TO Mr.. MAcAuLEY.-
''Mend your Penn"
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u II the counsel be good, no matter
who gave i.
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House Of Representatives.
EXTRA SESSION.

Thursday, P. NJ. July 8. 1856.
The House me, pursuant to adjourn.
ment. gga .e a
A communication from Henry G.. Far.
nam, Esq offering 70 The members and
officers OF the House, a free passage
over the M. Il M. r. !. and Chicago
Railroads. 10 and from Chicago. was re.
ce'ved and the invitation accepted. g
The Speaker announced the commit
Iee on Railroads. consisting OF Ssmuels.
Hamilton. Edie. Williams. Homes. Hyde
Tracy. MeCrory, Neal, Nicely, Richman
Turner. and Yeomans.
: MIR. Samuels arose 10 Offer o resulu
tionsrela'ive TO the death Of MI. Shields
OF Dubuque, a member Of the last Gen.
erai Assembly of the State Of Iowa.
A resolution offering the Representa-
tive Hall the Presby ierian Congregation
Of thus city. ass place Of worship. on
Sabbath days was passed unanimously.
On mdsion the House adjourned nnsiI
Monday. 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Demoine courier., 1856-07-17

CIIAS. BEN. DARWIN.
To J. F. Tsltan', IT.. w. New man
]. w. Whre. ana L. Is. Weber.
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Under and Over.

Under Jos. Watsons Daguerrean Gal
lery, there is orc of the most extensive, com
plete and elegant assortment of China, Glass
and Quecnsware, as can be found in the West.
Our friend Tim Allen, sells anything in his
line, at as fair rates as can be had even at
the Queen CITY. Call and see him.
- Over Tim Aliens China Hall. there
is place peculiarly fitted to take pictures
-Dagurreotype and Ambrotype-and you'll
find our friend Watson always pleasant and
obliging, and prices agreeable. Call and
see yourselves as others see YOU.
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Fatal ACCIDENT.---On Thursday last
whilst John Elderkin. j., was engaged in
building stack for Messrs Burson & Evans
Engine for their Oil MIL nerr this CITY, at
ter having run it up the distance of 25 feet
he attempted to step from the >catfoldinr 10
the window sill--.a distance Of about FIVE feet
for the purpose of getting his rule The
toe of his right foot barely touched the sill
when he toppled forward. and fell that dis
lance on his head and shoulders He died a
short time after the accident. leaving wife
and three children, TO mourn their loss SIN
the midst of life we are in Death
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lRoF. W o5D'5 HAIR RESTORATIVE We invite espe-
eial enton to the advertisement Of this article
other column Of paper Il has been little less
than two years before the pabIc and yet it has become
from its intrinsic merit standard article upon the
shelves of almost all druggists and the Chester Herald
says ii stands the head of all medicines the
kind Nor il this result at all surprising when it is
membored that nsuhed statesmen well many
members of the IN deal profession indeed ladies' and
gentlemen of the highest Intelligence ali parts Of the
country fy thai has and will the hair,
ers the head of the bald remedy all daudrut and itch
ing AMI all diseases of the scalp and than all pre-
serve the hair used for toilet purposes both in color
and from falling out to any imaginary Read and
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NoFICE Is hereby gwen that the 7th dag July.
1876 rit Of domestic attachment by
James o1sker, Justice Peace county q
Wayne the and Gpor the AFFIDAVIT joseph
PGrzer against the goods cAatte ercss
Of Dennis CALLAHAN e virtue % Eich the folio
ch2t,ets.
chairs rocking key.
Of Eulres stand coffee mill. box dishes
taa OF dishes, wSsaeos-d
axes enc cradle coverlets ami have
tShed the
o. the 2d dsy % 1886 10 o'clock.
a; ~ ozSe n Jefferson 1osnsa IN said Pre-
Se 70 hear sca decide Epon the Joseph
fiuEanneE whereof the sSid neGis Catalan
persons concerned viii take
JANIS oLDAkER p
August - $50 SAT-.
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Kansas Shall be Free,

Prof T. ?. B>LpIN and ife, whose abilities teachers
we'll SHOWN y citizens have consented to give
other Of lessons in PeHmansi which viii commence
4thd,y Wednesday, the Iith inst at O'Clock P NJ,
and also in the evening in that elegant lttIe
PAGES St7rr.
Parents send Jour children have them thoroughly
trained il lie proper Of the e, they will just have
time complete before the reopen
ing Of the Public schools There many ladies in
city both you7s and middle that Guild Doubtless
greatly benefited ~ attending Lessons also
namrntal Drawing and F!oGrshing Please call and
sfpcimeus
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~We called latelvat what used TO /

HWe called latelyat what used 10 be
the '.cld Bookbindery,' and was surprised to
End that it had recently been transformed in
to a"new Bindery," by the addition of new
materials and new stock with our friend C. ].
TAYLOR. (aIways good as new,) to boss the
concern. We can assure those who desire
work done in this line, that it can be executed
as neatly and as cheaply in Richmond as
at any other place this side o. New York.
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EpwARp Wo-co1E
vINcExNks. IA. Iuna IL lsaa

Frof Weon. " You about 10 manufacture
ard vend recently discovered Hair Restorative
will state for whousoever II may concern thar /
nave tor several years been IL the habit using
ar Restoratves, ana that Ind yours vastly superi
or Il any other know IL entirely cleAnses the
nj danaruh and with one months proper use 81
store persons hair TO the yonthful color
md texture giving il healthy. soft and glossy sppes
aHee and all this "hout dscolorng the hands that a.
y II, or the dress which it drops would there
tore reeomm emf ts use TO every DESTROYS OF has
ing fine color ard texture of hair.
Respectfully. vours,
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Another Patent for Richmond.

Messrs Menieahali& Conner, this city received
d patent their WIRE CLoru FLorR BoLr addition to
the granted Mr. MenHenhaI February hIch
embraced certain improvements eectua seTa
of the -four the on4I hic spoken very high
y Of ~ Of nteg ea IniiIers. 1t
simply Of valves place! ed
the casing the bolt, extending up parti-
lions surrounding the cylinder. which receives
cloth The valves that their
ends hs ei to the divisions the spouts
tn cir upper ends reely parallel
with the sndrr of the boiling cylinder
by making The valves Ga6i, that they VIII expand
contract ami accommodate themselves the constantly
varying distances consequent their being moved from
place another, line cylinder
motion is effected and their positions determined by
miller without going the first simply by pass
ing stretched to IL
valves, pass pues AMI down throug h
part the tl they secured
drums which oer ted by crank these
indicators which show graduated scale the
the position Of each valve in the bot and enables the mil
Ter decrmne and vary the quality Of his with
aud certainty.
The Improvements which they have just pat
emit consists of simple expanding
contracting the brush bars bearers which revoIve
-four cylinder that their action the may regu
ateI with precision suit Iideren. ainds conditions
of the wheat being ground simple vary
the guar the brush thereby increasing
dmni shing the atmospheric blast,
dition II the -four may require.
Mr. Mendenhali informs they have on
Of their improved Bolts operation in
mills this vicinity when those in the milling
CALI examine and JUICE Of its merits for themselves
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educational Interest.

IA
s,lIowino circular was prepared to be
IH rounty Auditors previous 10 tour
a. - visitation into the southern part OF the
sste: vxr or PUBLIC INSTRUCTIONS
IxprAxApoLIs. May, %, 1856
i. County auditors:
Ioc.sr,rxEs:-You will receive through the
.ry Of State, in boxes directed to your
clerks. the following books, one copy
'.dnut ;.b i intended for each Of your town
NA' ~. legislative Documentary Journal,
APPS he General Assembly Of 1855,
lsn, .nrsvlyania School Architecture. Please
so sa;d clerks to have the aforesaid vol
squ'.,,bered in their numerical orders on
ine me-, of their respective Libraries, and also
Sa = them with copy Of my last Re oort
S III. Revised School Law for the perma-
% Me- nee and reserence ofthe Township Board;
~ ~ distribute the other copies of said report
s..sool officers, County Examiners especi-
~ and other friends of Education as you
Irbaye opportunity. Put them into circu-
~, =, among the people at an early date.
Yours. truly.
CALEB MILLS. Sup't.
IN nv return, after an eight weeks alb
go found that the boxes had just been
81. This delay, much to my sArprise and
:. mall yexation Of the school officers and
: he friends OF education. was orcasioned
!, no fault in this or the Secretary's Depart
,,o,, but was caused by an unforeseen him
knnee in the preparation Of one of the vol
mo, of PoaTER's Indiana Reports.
The above circular will apprise the citizens
the fact that they may now have access to
! aforesaid documents and educational works
,heir several townships.
Il NAV also be a matter Of interesting in
,,mation to the friends Of the cause to know
IA the suit commenced by Springfield town
bip, franklin county. to testthe constitution
li.sy Of the provision of the Revised School
aw Of 1855 to equalize with the common
ppds the inequalities of the special funds,
lth due regard TO the proviso of section 10i.
,.yised School Law, has been decided by
IL Supreme Court in favor of the constitu-
ouoily Of said statute We now have stable
round on which to proceed. and ample mar
n and incentive for improvement.
dito, Of Indiana will confer favor on
NAVY Of their patrons by copying this article
, their journals. as well as greatly oblige IT,
sdersgned.
CALEB MILLS,
superintendent of Public Instruction.
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New DaguerreOtYpe Gallery!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the public
= that he mas opened Daguerrean Gallery IN the
cOnd story Nixous store. formerly Hadley Mof
fats Main street, where he Is prepared u furnish
gueEreotypes 10 AL who may call upon him, gotten up
IN the finest style ri the art.
He hater himself that Lis Instructions have been such
as 70 warrant HIN saying that pictures turned of
this UA4ieEy Vii equal those 81 respects made y the
most noted artists Of the dav
Rooms Of easy access, and ne1tly and pleasantly fur
nished. Call and examine specimens.
JAMES II. PRICE.
August 3, 1856 If
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DIR. Sanfori.- gayigorascr.

L mid laxative. TOME and stimuli ant and is
mend to the puhc. relying upon Its intrinsic worth in
tAe cure Of the folowids complaints All Bilious De
engagements, Sick Headache, Dyspe sa Habtual Cos
tIveness, hrrue D!arrhea, Coli, Pain in the
AMI fowcfs. General DEBILITY, Female Weaknesses Sc
For sale }y -"gyists generally and by Mccullough <
Go AMI /. 3. Holloway. Richmond. and byJ D. Park,
Gcaefd Agent, .ncinna. also by Sanford Co y CIV
YORK .itv.
April Il, ISIS. Is-Iv
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NIIsc> KING


II. LoUIs June -. 1850
Prof Nocn IL Won are shout 10 prepare snA yend
recsatly discovered Hair Restorative. and r a
You request my opinion win that nv hSir
lew months ago very gray; AMI After asios
bottles Of YOUR Iais Restorative resura orist-
nal colar aud its application all danlruu
appeared my head and have been troubled with
uo Giss greaarle itching of the scalp an satisdet
hat those 10 ii viii regro IT, sive
appearance ot hAviag basn Recently o.ied / pre-
pared therefore. onmeud ats ali m an.
lesIrous Of hay Ing beautiful head Of hair
| an, SIX. YOURS, etc