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EDUCED pRICEs, JULY 5-U. g. MAIL

II LKE.-s Pounds BassAss Free, 10 oene per guud q.
-Four hours uD occen, ~ tunsms H1irosd
Throosh for California Panama nailrosd-The United
3ssfss Mail Stesnrhp Line vii dispstcb for Aspiuwai @
SATURDAY. july s. ct Scloct prec'ssy, from PIN
(co u srreD North RiveI the wef ewn and last stssns.
,h,, ILLINOIS. Cape T. Boses U ). ~
Nss vii be forw uded By Panama haiIoaA,
and connect Panama With the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
p.pys narncent sssnship SONORA, l.. Whiting, CON
manter ub,cA WI bs In Reduces and leave imme stsly
sor aan frsDcisso
The public are informed tina, the r. TO have
ONE on n ORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Papams really
OR Ger 20 avoid possible detention Of pasc, gors or ais
20, rs.sase apply w. RAYMOND, the only Office Of
the Companies IN Wesst WarreDst, New York
Freight Aspmw al 70 c.ls cubic foot or one and
CALF cops per pound prepaid and freight reeeved aier
" O'CLOCK on the DAY OF sailing
L'OR BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON-The
j United State. NAH Steamship uERMANN. r. Hexi1s,
To,uma, def will sail 8REJEN, touching at SOU RI
AmPTON 10 land the mnfs and passengers Tor sn-
.apd ard France SATURDAY, July II. At II O'CLOCK IN
hon Pie, No 81, North Bv.r
PRICE PASSAGE FROM NETWORK TO SOUTHAMPTON %
first Cabin, Main SMo0n.
In First Cabin, Lower Saloon. lo
In second Cabin.
An Surgeon attached 10 each steae spe1s
ver.a in Have Loodon No parcels received on the day
II sailing All letters pass through the pGtohce y"
Passage or FREIGHT Apply 70 C. VI. SAND AgeJt
No n South Wiliia,r~st-
The steamer WASHINGTON viii succeed the HERMANN.
md san kpes
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Wnan 8isamers, &f.

L,OR CHARLESTON and FTORIDA.-SEMT-
Il WEEKLY UNITED STATES MAIL LINE The
sifee' and i. sSing Steamship MAS WILLIE Com
s,odtIe Berry Will leave Pier No. North River, SUN
DAY, Jsye ats 5eioch m prsesey- For freight, sppi,
s.s. a. ,b. one. Of sPOFFORD rILEsr0N 4 Co No y
Brosdwsy CABIN passage s2o The 'piend1 steamship JAS
AD0s viii succeee. and leave SA rUaDAY ynlv a.
Tie fsycriis Steamer CAROLINA having resumed b. regular
ni.s 10 various La pss tho st Johns RIVER Florida co
pses with Steamer. from New orb, esvus Cbaro-t
s,.ry TUESDAY at2 O'Clock Through rcsets JacA.
opDvIls q 81; PLATA, &33
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& CO, HaRPFORD
;.,rED STATES TRUST CVMPANi
u 50 Wy OAK,

No 20 WALL-sr.
v,r,Y oSE MILLION lOLLARA
ana COMPANY Is A LEGAL DEPOSiIohI ".
TIE pptIn iNTO COURT. ard - authorized 70 ses -
spa'd"n1 SSTfRFsT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS,
~ oRpss OF ANY COURT ~ rms STATE
ftn.lpons Suuossts's,) PeI cept ,, II 10 ,,opths
PROM individuals .orrors''onsj TOT npe.'0N VI W.
., ~ he psia on thirty dsys notice, S per cent
Goy . jess period or shorter noi,ce PEI cen"
TRUSTEES: nru
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, PErEn ,U ~ ,6nnnag
nOBFRT KELLY, ~ phrE nj EsTOS
EDW In d. MORGAN, IiUn, ,ti " pa
TRAsTUs CORNING, y1 i Sc X - HIM
JAMES SUYDAM, q N0ID
9hEfbk ,, hNnsp CHARLES 4. BILL,
WLLLiAm, N.Y., ~ &c WATTS SHERMAN,
ROYAL f rn,sdn B. r. WHEELWu0H7
JOHN j. ;;,tInSoTN EDMUND COFFIN,
pAxnlpB ppspsFy' THOMAS sLOCOMb,
J.S,USSS 9 sES MOlIH CLINTON GILBERT,
1890 RRONSON CORNELIUS SMITH,
EHhnEnITf Miller JOHN JACOB aSrOR, yn..
G.Trp n " AI9TFD RUBIN H. WALWORTH
S~NA ~ JOSEPH LAWRENCE. President
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~ ssaLu JOSE 81 SAHA'IA.-SamInons for money do
InsiA Grtrsct-To he Defendant You are hereby
oned and required the complaint 70 this
Of pbcb copy herewith srved Jon: and 20
cory 70 the said complaint on the subnber at
tw.np ds,s ser the service hereof exclusive Of the
'uob service; and you fail 70 an.wer the '. complaint
sp~nt a.al for Tho Of seven uonsand four hsn
d., f dol with fr'est three tbJusand sir hun
dollars, parcel tn-eof from tho @ day of Jsan.
sy 1854 interest from tho second day OF --bfoay ore
ihon ,ght furred ard FRY four three thousand eight
hrnd doas soue thereof b. side. the coat of tins seton
Dated New York 2ih May, 1855. BALEsTiEa
Plaintiffs Attor
Ard you will take oce that The COMPLAIN in the
mentioned fled the Office OF the Clerk Of the City and
c. any OF New y ork Oh tho 18th DAY " Jupe, laG
ic2i law6wS IN BALESrIfH PINS Atty
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Maniral.
FJBE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

..n mon pasture wee remedy that EVERY KlND Of
he sss MED IL IN over eev, and failed
ssssp Two esses both thunder hunoI de has nov 10 n
I've bottles are warranted to cure a nursing mouth
three bottles viii the worst Kind OF pames o.
Tr. or three bottles viii clear the system Of boIlA
To to,us. ~ausnted to the worst canker Ia the
Three y Eve boles are wnaned to the worst case Of
6ps or two bottle. sre warranted all buaor The
two so,e. warranted running Of the ears and
Pour or az 6oes warranted TO corrupt and runns
One eorue WI! cure sealy eruption. Of the akin
boes warranted To cure the worst case o.
Th.e TO tour bottles warranted 20 cure s.srhsum
bel. e, sl~sys experienced ON the 6I.t bottle and
pere, cure aD'ea WHEEL de above qoanpt, axe
Hohs looks uIsohsbe to thOse who eave IN vain t1es
eli Ii. uecnrs Of the osy that conu'1n weet
s and Sn 90 .A 'S soa s~,.
start There IL nor ands buns nor oss
:sSs, .s % ss e en5 p% s"S si
Scr, IL 1t hs. sIs.d, done some Of cue Erest
ye., t people 'Iy have .esn POOL pny wg'1y
oohh children ~hcse aesh soft and asbby restored
perfeet st.te OF hesJth by bottle. 49,
10 no.. s.e ,rsset Sch headache hstss -t
s.t. .s: bee: :s so. u %
been ,ssused b, H. wnsr. the body s sound Sor qgs
sso,. v N ssu,s very siDsuls feelings you 20, BE-
.s ed; hey sl~ays Assppr1 h from foor days TO sesn
There result from the eODtJaSv Shen sa
eliDs gone voc w fesl yesr.ef hie beard
sous the exusvaFant sDeomums u that ever mas
listened - -
Msnuf.erar.d b. DONALD KENNEDY No 10 wsnen-~ I,
Wloi.,.. A..n,s for New. Yorh: G. " CLICKENEks Co
No q Bueisy,t CHARLES II RING, No 1872 Brosd~.y;
A y. 4 ID. SANDS No l4 WpBsm-stj MARSH, OH'iS
Go hs. iD Greenweh.t; BOYD 3 PAUL, ch..,sn.H
~ELLss Co No nsyr.nln :; MskE SsoS, a9sg,Hs
RIsLyY, waneD g. B ARHkSk PARK, No snt Brosd~av
WARD, CLOSE a Co. 8aidsblai ., Mrs. HAYES, aroos
iyn ard Cor sIs retail by al respectable Drsssss through
cot Tho Union
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SUPERIOR CoURT-s,scI.L rEsM-July a-BsfOrs

SUPERIOR CCURT-SPEcIAL TERM July 3-Before
judge OAKLEY.
Fepiy r. Leeds. ct al ,as James Lswier
Notion to vacate oroer of arrest vacated, with el0
costs 10 plaintiff 10 abide Bail reduced from eSooo 70
&l,B00
Before Judge BoswoRrH.
FORBES sgt OfseL
Exceptions settled.
Shepherd Ensrp, ct al s The New York and Harlem Ha'
rosd Company
judgment for plaintiffs to be settled in accordance
with the opinion Of the Court
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CoxrABLKs BADoEs-Mr. HiLchmas, Assistast
Cl.,k in tn. Mayor. Office On Thursday Dotfod tho
various Consts,les throughout the city that bsdges
ore ready fer delivering. The iD"gnia 10 PLAIN Ger
nan silver medal and pic, round in shape, and not
70 large as P"lcemans star. 1t has engraved On =
"Cu r,abl.o in Roman letters, sid the Ward 70
which he i. attached. These badges are for tse pus-
Doe. n sffo ding the officers means Of showing his
u, horitv.
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UEITfD STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The BRAMAs's CARGO APPRAISED.

The ship chardiery, &c comp'.iog the cargo Of
the Brsnsn appraised ct 81 S1 d BY Mess How
land and svsn, the spprsSsfs duly appointed
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"You CAN Turn 1T, BUcHAsAH."-Ws are m
debt.d to gentleman Of high character for the lsl
loving sLtcdot- o that veteran statesman and patriot
Henry Clsy, ana the politician, James Bachsnsn;
"JusE IL, 1888.
"DEAR SIR: Your office Of Mr. Bachanan, Q few
days rince r.miDds me Of sn~cdote told me- OF him
b, Mr.. Ponsttf of Syuth Carolina, some years ago..
"a party of Gentlemen were dining together 10
Washington, among whom were Mr. Clay and Mr.. Be-
cbsnan. Nj. Buchanan bad inst been appointed MN
-ter Russia, aud mah ing sOme iUqalries Of M
Clsy about court ore,s Us character cost, &c. M.
Clay told him that one for which b. bad no nee,
al would give it tn him. Mr. Buchanan thanked
him. bot ssid be had worn it, 1t must be tarDkhed
Mr.. Clay replied In that manner which was peceAaAr
to him, Oh, but you can tara II, Buchanan. The
discontinue Of Bucberan was complete, - the COO
vtrs,n took place just sf.r Mr.. b. had turned his
political coat In mOst uDblusbiDg manner"
Ia. Guala Inc Lhronicle AID Ssnttnel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

THE CRY OF PrEBLA There Is not an American
paper Of any character taken st Psebl - wealthy
city, CONTAINING sbouI so O0O int sbitsnts h ~
counted by Pooo judges at Psebs tast durog the dis
turtsnce Of the pssce there, in Consequence Of tho
counter revoution-from its mcpieDcy TO its 6oalsy
Though robberies, as.aesnst'o.s and the casualties
Of wai-iull thee persons lost their hves
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n Y. SUPREME COURT; CITY , and C0UN y

~. TY of NEW YORK-CYNrIIA }. JOHNSON ~
fDhUND g. PEET her L.xt friend, agt John IA !ohN-
SON sunni OILS for relief tCom not served) To the W
I sspt abs v. nam.d You hereby summon ID aud sqred
70 sn.u e h- complain this action which was MED IN tee
ofee CeIs Of The City ana uetJ OF SsS ,ors e
Cy Hall IN the city Of New YORK. ths pth day OF May
1855 a. copy Of answer 70 the sand com a.u
nm the .ub,cn,es at tbe Ofce, No loo Bosd~sy, IN me
city OF within twenty days ser Tho service VI ms
summon or YOU Of the das Of such serves asa
You ts o The sad complaint within the un- Aforesaid
be fjsppH will sppl, TO tho Coor for the ,eho
demanded n the congratulated New orr nay S
Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. Jog Brosdway,N. l.
ma,3l lavl2Sat
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URr or COMMON PLEAs-srrcrAL TEAM

COURT OF COMMON PLEAB-yPEcIAL TERh-JcIY =
Belize JuT &c BRADY.
John w. Gran. at. John Arrowsmth.
Motion ~ col firm Referees n p,r grabted
Charlotte S. Parrish sgt Hasley Om,tesd-
Motion to vscste judgment, &c granted.
Benjamin Corr sst Wm. Lee.
Order directing wit Of inquiry " tsue.
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OTICE.-In the matter OF the Estate OF SU-
NSANNAH ELsDEN pursuant 10 order OF the
~ the County Of Nesi ok herein made the nnaer
signed Admin iss,or Of the estate &c OF SAID deceased 70
,p,r al persons having claims sgast the saIns TO pres
e with the vouchers thereof 10 the said Administrator
The Office Sweeby shea No Chambers street IN the CitJ
az Ne Yorh on or before dsv Of November 1876
.nI i.uRml hENIAMIN ELSDE ', AdtninistIstOI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County New York notice hereby given 10 all per
,ons having JAMES PORTER late Of the City
OF Newi ork deceased, to present the with vouchefs
thereof the subscriber his residence No SO }reenw"
avenue i'll Of New York before the axteenth
day Of June nexDsed New York the eleventh day Of De-
cen,ber. 1855 WILLIAM MAhWGLL,
any lav3uS Administrator.
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IN Pursuance OF all order Of the Surrogate
of The EQUITY Of NewyoIk poce is hereby gwen 70 all
cp against MAS HARD late otheCity
otNewYo The tn vouchers thereof
70 the subecrlb.r tho flee of Harris Wilson, No Wall St
IN the City New Y,rk before the seventh day Of No
vtmber pext-Dated New. York. the ID day Of May 1855
ma lsx6m6s ELIZABETH HARDY.
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f1rnfgssiunGi NnIlIEs.

CTAMMERlN"i, &C., CURED by DIR. JONES'
~ In three hours scientific Pnncioiss, with
sut cain or Sursi,. opeso requires III the patsn
l. e1r.d He Istey discovered nevefains system AID
aystspa. all 9th, - OHica the Cry Hotel evidence
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i FUEbOAINCE Ut Oh VIuc1 VI
Of the County Of New York. notice hereby given TO all
persos having claim DENNIS MULLINS, late Of the
City New deceased To present TIE with Vouchers
thereof TO the subscrbers the sdence of Ann Mullins No
q Renw the City Of New York, before the tenth
day of September nex-Dated New York the sixth day Of
March, 1885. DANIEL OCONOR, Executor
mh7 law6nFt ANN MULLINS EXecntrix.
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ffual Notlres,

A DMINISTRATORs SALE.-The subscriber
n wri EEL AZ public Auction Room Of LEA
WITT Dt LIsSEK Co, No 57 and S79 Brosdwsy In the
City OF New 70 the 7th Gay Of yal next AZ O'Clock
m sht of Hay Solomon oecessed and Of
the suhscr A5 Of the estate of sid Diseased
In ard claim OF The Subscriber such Admin ator
the Of the United States for indemnity foi
lesses sustained by sail Hayu lalon ON deceased
H. 81 SALOMON Administrator.
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IN pursuance OF al order Ut the Surrogate OF
the County OF New.York NOTICE IL hereby Hveb a.
persons having claims against LOOE BAKER late of the City
Of NewYok deceased, to present the came With vouchers
Merchants Exchange in the City Of York, before
she 18th OF August neaDaed New York the 9Th day Of
February 1856 WILLIAM G. BAKER,
frbS lnw6ulFs Administrator.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order u the surrogate
of the County of Newly hereby 10 all
persons having claims against JEREMIAH CASEY, late
the City Of deceased TO present the same with
thereof the subscriber the Office Of James W.
hite No. 81 Liberty st. the City Of New York on OF be
fore the tenth day Of October DexDated the N
day Of Mach, 1856 WILLIAM POWER. Executor, &c.
mh2s law en-
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.--The announcement of the
steamer has unsettled the market. At the open.
ing Howard street sold for So 20, but at the close
was held at So 30.
There were no offerings of Wheat this morning.
Corn is unchanged Yellow, "a q rs cents
white, 70 10 cts
There was a sale yesterday of 1900 bushels OF
white wheat at 81, ahoat.
Provisions are materially unchanged, but the
market is frmer and transactions are light
Mess Pork, $l6 rs.
The demand for Bacon is confined to the trade.
Sales of small parcels at 8 IL s "a for shout
ders; Q liza Q Sd for sides and IL I-2a Is for
hams
Lard-ssles yesterday Of 100 tierces at 10 81
cents, but it may be quoted generally to-day at 10
"a a 10 rs for Western.
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AUCTION SALES.
by JAS. c. MCCLURE,

aNE AuctlOneer.
EXTENSIvE SALE OF PRIME FAM
IL lily Groceries, Wines, Liquors xe-..
The subscriber will SELL at public auction al nj.
store room, corner of Seventh and streets
cling on Tuesday morning January 2Sth at 10 ocloek
and continue from day 10 day. until the whole Il d
posed Of his entire stock Of well-selected Familv
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c, and a large yarie,y
Oh miscellaneous articles, all of which were receptl
purchased, consisting, in part Of
Brown, crushed, powdered, clarified, and loaf
Java, Maraeaibo, Iagnayra, and Rio Coffee
imperial, Young Hyson. Gunpowder and Green
ooiong ch ~ P',wshcpg Black, and other
ioDaGGo OF ysr,Jn brands, and Cigars. good
Flour, IN barrels and bags Buckvbo.,
Soaps of v.4rious kinds, Starch, and Ind,o
Wax, mould, sperm, and adan,antine Ca1d,..
: Uns .1ckles, Preserves, Catsups Sardines A.
Pepper, Spices, Fla b, Cheese, Capers &c
Wines Champagne, Madeira, pale and brown
Sherres Port, &c.
Brandies, London Dock, Old otard, Hennessev,
and others
Whiskeys-old Bourbon, Monopgahela, Nee
Mats, Willow and Hollow Ware, Store Fix
Together with general assortment of All articles
comprised in welEassorted Grocery Store
Terms: $50 and under, cash over that sum /.
credit Of two three, and four months for satisfoto
rily endorsed notes.
JN0 H. JOHNSON.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Jan zo-u Auctoneer
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

A letter from prominent citizen Of Texas, now
on visit to Austin, expresses the confident belief
that the debt bill will ultimately pass both branch
es Of the State Legislature, The letter was written
on the 22d ult
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.

Great Inducements for you to Call and See.
VILE undersigned gives notice TO his friends and
the public that he has just received his stock
OF FAN and Winter Goods, comprising ali the latest
styles and colors of Cloth, Cashmere and Vestngs
which goods will be made up to order, in the most
elegant manner, as he has of the best workmen
IN the United States at work for hna. Being agent
for Scott the reporter of fashions you may rely upon
getting the most fashionable clothing
READY-MADE CLOTHING
OF his own make, such Over Garments frock drefs
and business Goats, Pants and Vests, from medium
TO very superior Gushty.
All the above Goods will be sold al very low prices
or instance whole suit Coat, Pants, and Vest for
Che small sa1a of SIS.
0yercoats. beautiful style, from $40 TO $50
rants, do do do 3 10 IN
vests, do do do Q SO To Ia
de respectfully solcits a call from ali in yyors 10
Clothing. - - WANT y
FURNISHING GOODS
sucn as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks Hondker.
chiefs, Scarfs, Umbrellas &c
p. w BROWNING
Undar United States Hotel
now TT $500 "'ea"s'
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

IMPORTANT TO PERSONS POSSESS
IL ING Daguerreotypes of absent or deceased
friends-By late invention and improvement in
the Photographic Art, any Daguerreotype may be
magnfed to cabinet life slze and finished in pas
tell or OIL colors without losing the likeness in the
slightest. Specimens of the art may be seen at w te
bursts Gallery No. 434 Pennsylvania avenue where
they made at very moderate price, and at a
short notice. They also made from life.
nov 28-6m
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23
ITALY.

There is considerable excitement at Rome in
consequence of the report that Mexico has sup
pressed her legation and withdrawn her minister.
The archives of the Office have already been picked
for removal
Omar Pacha bad arrived at Batoum. His army
suffered much from lack of provisions, before
reaching Kutais, and being unable to proceed, had
deemed it prudent to return. The fall of Kars
had rendered Omar very unpopular at Constanti-
nople.
General Williams had arrived at Gumri
The council Of war at Constantinople was di-
recting all their efforts to the defence of Ere.
roum and Trebizonde.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-01-23

RYLAND CHAPEL FAIR.-The Ladies of Ryland
Chapel are actively engaged with their Fair, now
in progress in the basement Of their church. We
are authorized by the Ladies TO extend an invita-
ton to all disposed to assist in lquidating their
church debt, to give them a call The Ladies OF
the Seventh Ward are noted for their attention to
visiters.
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BUDAPEST BOOK EVER PUBLISH

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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE!
w @ @ DIS
HAIR REST RATIv

VyHIS Astonishing and UnequaIed prepa-
IL ration, turns hair back to its original color,
after having become gray, and renstates it in all its
original health lustre. softness, and beauty; re-
moves at once dandruf from the scalp, and all I'M
pleasant itching, well all cutaneous eruptions
such Scald heads, &C., and hence creates a per-
fecty healthy state of the scalp, by acting as stiu
lantand tonic to the organs necessary to supply color
ing matter to the hair and completely restores them
to their original vgor and strength, and thus pre-
vents all tendency to become gray. 1t also prevents
the hair from becoming unhealthy, and falling off
and brings it out where it is gone by resuscitating
the organs necessary to supply nutriment health
and coloring matter to it, and hence acts as perfect
Hair Invigorator and Tonic.
CHARLEsTowN MASS, Aug. g. 1855.
GENTLEMEN: Nothing but duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate to others who afflicted
as have been would induce me to give this public
Acknowledgements of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. When first COM
menced using it. my hair quite gray, and in spots
entirely bald. have now used the Restorative about
five menths, and my hair is entirely changed to its
original color, brown and the new hair is three
inches in length on the spots where il was bald.
have also been much gratifed ut the healthy mois-
ture and vgor of the hair which before was dry and
1t has ceased to come out asformerly.
Respectfully, yours &c,
Mrs. R. A. SToDDARD.
WATERFORD, 1854.
Prof. o. j. WooD: With confidence can recon-
mend your Hair Restorative being the most efica-
cous article ever saw. | have used the Wahpene
and many her preparations of the day. all TO no eff
feet. Since using your Hair Restorative my hair
and whissers, which were almost white, have gradu
ally grown dark, and now feel confident that few
more applications will restore them to heir natural
color. Ii also has relieved me of all dsndruf and
unpleasant itching, so common among persons who
perspire freely j. G. KILBY.