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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

GLOVER sEED SUGAR, Ae.-
~ Superior Clover Seed.
New Orleans Sugar
Clarified
Lonf aud Pow dered Sugar.
Fine Gun Powder and Black Tea;
Miicbciis Candies. for sale accommodating terms by
a-ts NJ. HOLLINS co
~ BBI1s. SUPERIOR OLD BOURBON WIIIs-
- KEY direct from Louisville, Ky for sale by
Dts YOUNGER g. Ssi1TH
uAgasOIUTuON..-Thr co8ceru Of MILLER a
ELAN h this day dissolved by mutual consent
Miller authorized settle the business Of
present him Immediately for payment and in
debied will obllge by paying early convenient
WILLIAM A MILLER,
February aisi, 1856. ROBERT $. ELAN.
fuVHE undersigned will continue tho Grocery Commits
sion business purchase of Wheat tho old stand
where he viii he pleased to visit his friends and the public
generally. WIN a. MILLER.
fuNHE subscriber in retiring from tho Of Miller
Elam returns his thanks for the patronage received at
hands friends especially soleIia
Of the 10 the Of VIM A. Miller.
f. Pals ROBERT =. ELAN.
NIMWENsE STOCK 81 Truaks nmd Car
N PET BAGS Heceeyd this day complete stock Of
Trunks. Hand Trunks, Hat Cases Bonnet Boxes Nc.
low dguren, consisting in pari foowai
Patent Leather Trunks--a new aiuce--ai prices
Tl2 III
sos Leather Trunks, ~ IL
Hog Skin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q n o
Bride Leather a 10
Sheep SKIN ',...'.'.......'''''..''.' Ia D
Common Packing a ~
Toilet Satches School Sachcs Carpet Bags of and
handsome patterns shing goods this partcu
determined 10 sell l.. l.. ARMISTEAp
spl lbs Near Farmers Bank.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

INWtCE WEEK Il w IA TN
Il BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND bv steam II rfN
erS bELNlDERE and POCAHONTAS-T 6a1naA6sas
SiEAMER BELVIDERE leaves Baltimore every & Arm
Va Ar IEkNoON for Richmond Returning Leaves IN NJ
MINI Di every \ TUESDAY, AFTERNOON for Baliimorc "
4 ne fOCAHONTAS leaves BALTIMORE avarr Hyrr,
NESDAl AFTERNOON for Richmond Rcurning Ia. ,,s
tmore ~ A"nNooN lT EaN
Goods shhpes to Baltimore by these must have thi
eoUo neis every Monday and Friday OF each week.
mar ~ LCDLAM & WATSON Richmond VI
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RICHMOND, May lat, 1880
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking out last
fall 10 small which gradually extended the
head including both which much by the
fear that both would drop OF
tried all sorts Of advertised and domestic remede without
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
oil began to get better the bottle got broke and sp
Piled gals 70 " again began get My elder daugh
ter said Pa 90 Of that Turf OIL head
looked much better when you used it, We got another
bottle and her head nearly well This agra
vased case and took halt hour every day
was very offensive One more bottle feel assured WIN
her entirely there but little of the disease remaining
You entitled to th and FOR the Others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate
Respectfully u T. CHALK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

NETWORK PACKETS This n., IND Fl.
line is composed OF the following vessels MA s SS4Etls
from New-fork every three days. All owl ' t ,
lREDIL.. LIZ. llG LII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

49, COOKING STOVES.-Jusi received
Another supply of the celebrated Morning Star dou
Nt bleoven Cooking Stores, for wood coal This
needs but an examination to salty o the
advantages has over all oihersln cordial Invitation
extended Ia all to examine them at the Stove and Rang
Works, Northeast side Main street, Lynchburg.
spl lots G s. BLISS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

-. BO1 D, EDMOND g. DAVENPORT
MATTRESsES! Wa TTRESAEk!ET an,
to ill orders for every description Of Mattrssses
ohuck Cotton Wool and Moss-on the most accomno
Al the Auction Store of ~ ""'' 'na iea'e oroefS
- ~o-'1 W MOSRY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24

EW GKOCEKY. COMMISSION Il FOR.
"akDlNG HOU Sc 1h subscribers have leased for
term :" "ars from Mr. C. H. Lynch his new Fire Proc,
us "tSy erected in this city directly opposite the depot
", G" L. Is H. anu Immediately betwuGp the Railroad and
COMMISSION AND FoRwAkDiNG BUSINESS under the st,ie
aliu nrih OF BLACK PETTIJ0HN. We offer 10 our
friends and the public generally, a new and we'll saec,,
STOCK OF uroceries Liquors &c, exchange for cash n,
'ouhy produce and earnestly solicit call Them befr.
purchasing. " " wv" 'e''''
good supply Of Lime Plaster Cement kent IN hand
WI DC Spid ms low as ut any Other IN the city
locus eohs'gned to our will be Sarcd with dis
anu pati Wan attention paid to the order of them
oer our -. Wees sale of Wheat rio,,
a sVso, o1rh oaiS @c &c Charges reasonable and no
SPARED !" render satisfaction Account of sales rendered.
aug I,s '' A. J. BLACK
We - A. PETTNIDHN
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LID KH u3tass5s:5.s++1 VI ktisN1A a. TENNEsSEE
-AkE-sE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEIZED
10. ID, ULE.-On and after Thursday NAV
e PASSENGER train will leave Lynchburg at minutes be-
apl 3o3m T. H. anu arrive at IL NJ r. II. GILL;
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sOUTuH-sIDE RAILROAD

IN and 49,, r,, TAKE EFFECT MAY lst 1856
o ana aer Thursday the LIST May next the Mail and Pas
Snnda ~ eaVe the Depot in Petersburg daily Except
y. al O'Clock a. arrive Burkeyille LJunction)
:" Ieav H., al 10 a. m and at Lynchburg at 1880
,n iyhchbGrg at O'clock D. n arrive Mt Farmv a,
tersburg at I. 20 y m ~ ~ - 49, ~ q" ~
~ PUNT TRAIN will leave the Depot In Peters.
uy except Sundays 30 and at lo r connecting
nj i WIN me James River boats Norfolk and on We'd.
s ana Saturday morning with the steamers Jamestown
on, ia ,. 'or New York l.. A. GOODWIN
--P. ..-o1e ARent
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~ III CHEAPEST AND MOST COM
Nopr,,,n,, -. FORTABLE UTE THE
QUA CREEK "ooN" ana Az
lug" ".Se' from Lynchburg to Baltimore . ...Sll 90
=, , Richmond to Washihton. -. - S 50
"a a baiihlere. .'.."...... E o.
ssengers and baggage conveyed rom Dauyie carso
Ashland, 10 miles above Richmond Wv e"pP'' a.
sY1for particulars enquire of A w uopSrp
al 10 d3int ~ " hohNEif,
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CLoTmING AND FunNINM.Na

~ HOUsETbo subscriber has received large and beau
ufn lot ofGOODs In the above line among which
found some OF th. abandonment Csssme.s Vesnga th
other market Black and eoorod Cloths, John
vos Jones &c Shirts and Collars Gloves Craysis Hand
korcie Half Hose Sc enda full assortment Of all syca OF
Ready Made Clothing
Al Of the above will be sold nj low figures for cash
ROBERT MCELDERY.
at,he old stand of WIN. S Hannah, nearly opposite
lo.dts W Nerorklo 4 'Io,u's'
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Together with well stock Of Prunee Cltronr
Shell Almonds English Walnus flborts Palm Nuts M,ca
roni Vermacea Maple Sugar Cnrrant Preserved Ginger
Sardnes Pickles In Jars Brandy Peaches imported Havana
aud Principe Cgas Of the best quality, Fancy and Frcnc
Confectionery OF all Kinds Walking Canes Bao
Boys Drums Fancy Articles 1oyA sc Plain and Fan
Candies manufactured daily Of the best material quane
10 suit espeeifully solicit call from city and country buy
era, asno charge is made for showing tho goods
may as 4 A Boyp
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
For Tribune 4 Telegraph.
Dead Bodv Found


dnere s was the b0dy of man apparently bout 2:
years Old with lght brown hair, and reddish VIII is
kers, iound upon the beach of the lake about four
mes sonth OF this City, the morning of l4th nit
ny Mr. Corneius Nesson, who gave information of
the same 10 Siias Ames one of the Justices of the
peace OF the city, who thereupon summoned a isrv,
ana proceeded to the place and made the necessary
examination of the body
Inc verdict of the jury ''that the deceased
,pame unknown) came to his death by drowning in
Lake Michigan, at some period of time ranging from
TWO 10 four weeks previously"
Ihere was found upon the body bottle of some
KIND OF medicine supposed to be "Tincture of Az
MICA, part of Bible, a Deed for ten 1e acres Of
iand IN Ramsey County, minnesota Territory, >
given by Joseph A. Mcconnell 10 Daniel ID. Honogbb-
am on the back of which was written with n pencil
Daniel Hougham u years Old, june 9th 1855 ;, =
inedical receipt by DR.. Willy, of the date Of Sent
- 1902 on the back Of which written Hougham
81 Of GS,amlson, Town Madison Co., ~ Y Also bill
Oh o1lothmg from E. Roberts to d. Housham.
ne papers were found in a common leathern Wal
iet, winch also contained three dollar bill on the
rank 5 OF Beloit, Wis, and "a ten cent piece.
Inc deceased had pair of cotton strped nan
laIoons, q linen bosomed shirt check ed cotton
coat, and shoes without stockings
"a any lqrtHer information in regard TO the body
can be obtained OF Silas Ames, Esq, of this Citv.
~. Paul and Madison papers please copy.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
The Public School

We had intended this week to give some details
of improvements i'll the matter of remodeling ant
adjoining old school houses, and building new ones
but our time has been otherwise fully occupied
The next term of the School commences on da,
of Sept. next. We have heard of no changes pro
posed il the corps of heretofore Teachers except i
we are correctly informed, Miss WALDO, will no
be found in her accustomed place.
Why or wherefore this is SO, we are not clearly
Informed, and if we were, we don't know that any
difference between her and the School Board il
there is any difference, is any business of ours OF
that of the public either. But parent having an
INTEREST," the school, have right to express the
very deep regret we feel that anything should be
permitted to occur to deprive tho public of her serv
ces in the school. We thinkit will puzzle the Board
to find any person who will flher place. in the mere
mechanical knowedge,to dispense which is suppos
cd to be the fundamental business of teacher and
when we come to those attractive qualities which
enlist tho affections OF The pupil and give to the dry
details of study, something of pleasure we can
scarcely hope that her place will be filed. We earn
esuy hope for the sake of pupils and parents that
Miss WALDO may be retained in School
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

AN UNFORTUNATE Suor.-On Friday last
boy, son of Mr.. Cahoe, near Tiskilwa, see
ing rat in the wood pile, went into the honso
got gun loaded with ball, and shot at the
rat and-kii!ed mare in the stable sixty wards
off. What makes the thing look particnIar1v
strange, the stable stood about twent-ive ~
grees Of the range of the gun and the rat. The
ball struck 4 hard white oak knot, and cla7c@5
off TO the stable, going through an inch pine
board before reaching the mare. The ball en-.
tered the animal in the side, short distance
back Of the fore leg, killing her in about five
minutes
We regret his accident for Mr. Cahoe's sake.
The mare was worth $3.50. and the loss in the
present tight times is severe one -Prircstoa
(HtJ Post
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Gitp Matttrs, TT,
TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE.

The Office of the Tribune s. Telegraph has been
removed from its late location, to BAILEY'S
BRICK BUILDING, upper floor, northeast cor
ner of Main and Market Streets, opposite Mar.
ket Square.
Our patrons, friends, and the public general
". are invited to call and see us, and we are
sure they will commend the wisdom of the change
as they will find one Of the most airy, conven
lent, handsome rooms that the city affords, for
our business; and not only that, but room which
commands as fine view, in all its length and
breadth, Of our beautiful city, as can be found
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
DYES JUVENILE CONCERT

This Concert, which takes place this evening,
at Military Hail. will no doubt be an excellent
affair. No man has better ability or greater
success in instructing Juveniles in music than
Mr.. Dye, and that with the aid Of Misses Hickox
and shoup, whose merits as pianists are rarely
cXecncd, the performance will be exceedingly at,
tractive, cannot be doubted. The programme is
good one, and we trust the Concert may be IL
beraly patronized.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
It ought to have A Steepla.

a church building without a steeplo in these
modern days is worse than Gas Beecher would
say Church without Fremont or a hole with.
out squirrel in it. Our Baptist brethren an
preciate this fact and propose to remedy this de-
feet in their otherwise handsome house Of wor.
ship; to contribute to which purpose Mr.. Dye
proposes another Grand Juvenile Concert, at
Military Hail. on Monday evening next Let it
be remembered
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
Tom Thumb

me Yerltab'e and genuine, proposes to honor
our city with a visit as Will be seen bv his card
W e are glad to add that the man who stole
Mr. Thumbs $4,000 worth of jowelry, present
ed to him by Queen Victoria, the Feciee Mer-
maid and other distinguished ladies has brouobt
1t all back according to arrangement, and no
oo"of 1t may be seen on this occasion. rire Ia
Tomui :"
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

= The Reading of Mr.. d. Howard Hark;n.
at Military Hall, on Saturday evening last. was
attended by an audience filing the Hall. and
we" received 1t was the most interesting en-.
terfa'nment Of the kind we ever attended. Mr.
HaTkin is yet quite young man, and we think
mas the capacity to distinguish himself in his
profes sion.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
Personal and Particular.

The receipt of a neat card inscribed "Mr. &
Mrs. J. w. GIBSON reminds us that our friend
DIR. Gibson, representative in the State Senate
from the far northwest, has recently been united
in bonds matrimonial with Miss LIBBIE JONES
Of Madison. The Doctor deserves to be happy.
and our wish that he may be, goes up in common
with that of his many friends.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

- we "on!d call particular attention to the ed
vefHfemcnt Of p L. loG g. Co., Uate Gurneo &,
foel 100 Lake street, Chicago. This house having
established in that city for upwards offourtcon
years, IS too well known to need comment They
nave the largest and best selected stock in Chicago
ot Saddlery, Hardware, Tools Leather. Plated
Goods sc, &c. and the only agents in tie North.
West tor Reese g. Hoyts celebrated Patent Stretch.
ed and RjVeted Leather Betting; also for Goodyears
Rubber Betting ana Packing
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
Moral and RELIGIOUS.

it's an extreme pleasure and qualification to
US, as we presume it will be to his numerous
friends in Albany, to learn that Gilbert c. David
son. Esq, was baptized in Lake Michigan from
the government pier of our city. ~
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

Milford, Worcester co, Mess Nov 49, 1855
PRoF Q, J. WOOD Dear Sir taaa pleasure 90 hear
ing voluntary Testimony 10 20 uaa etcts Of your won
defia HAIR restorative. As i haha 1855 vAair com
menced falling or until the top cf g sep became bald
nnd smooth as glass, and has continue, fan for great
many years. notwithstanding have used rHuy celebrated
preparations for its restoration Seeing your advertise
ent was INDUCED 70 give your article trial and to my
utter asteuismcnt found after few applications that
my hArAecaWe firmly set and assumed glossy and beau-
un appearances and by the time had used quart bottle
my bald head was covered with young and vigorous
length, aud growing fast.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
j. G. KiLBY.
North East Penn,vIyanta. March Q Is55

SIR In consequence of having hair for several years
past not only but perfectly white have short
and worn TO hide from view; but months
since, was induced 90 your Hair Restorative and
must IN Justice say that its effects almost miraculous
Tor Il has changed gradually to almost former spendor
10 color and ten Il So and glossy rs to be more beau
ul than WAS when under the influence of the n
est oil earnestly therefore recommend every lay as
decidedly the best preparation for toilet use, anything IN
The world, BETSY SMITH.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

fEoF NOOn-Havirg experienced tho magic effect 81
your HHlr restorative, dropyou this upon The subject
About two years ago my hair commenced falling OH &urn-
ing gRE was fast becoming bald line, friend who had
used your Restorative, aud spoke so hichy Of IL vs
was induced TO try it. although had but Little faif NJ
hnd before tried So many other rcmetss. tnu,tz red
using your Restorative in January lass. few IONS
fastened my hair firmly, began to m UP. grow o and
turned back 20 rs former color, (bac ~ this ur II is
fuly restored to is original color, heh sud auc e
and eheerin''y recommend Its ass to all.
Chicago, H., May /, 1854 j. d tOpg
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
ALL RI ALL :!
Something for aae NEilIion!!

WE call the attention of ALL old and young to this won
W deriu preparation, which turns back its original
color grey haircoYers TIE head Of the bald with luxuri-
ant growthremoves the dandruf, itching and all
Gus eruptons-causes continual flow OF the fluids;
and hence if used regular dressing hair pre-
serve its color and keep from falling to old age,
in all its natural beauty We CALL then upon the bad the
diseased in scalp it surely the young
viii not they value the flowing locks wchng curs
ever ba without IT, Its praise is upon the tongue OF hous
andS.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
FANCY GOODS.

TE7HE best stock Of PERFU3IERY-Toile Soaps
"A Hair Oils Pomades, Port Monnaies,l C. ever re-
Drug Store Of
STARKWEATHER g. Co
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kiATSI

Gents d Boys HATS, of Strav-Pedsl Brasas
Legnorn, Panama, d ?. L.-all cheap according To-
duahty-lntants and Misses Hats Ss Fiat,
Trimmed, and Uuntrimmed.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

Waterford, Mass JUly 1911, 1850
PROF o. J. WooD-With confidence, do recommend YOU,
Hair Restorative as being the eicacous article ever
saw have used the Walphene and other preparations OF
the day, all without effect Since using your Hair Reora
tive, my hair and whk,rs, which almost white have
gradually grown dark; and feel confident that few
more applications will restore them their natural color
II also has relieved me of all dandru and unpleasant itch
ing, SO common among persons who perspire freely
N M
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SHAWlQ

great variety embracing long and souaro-
d brIcne, cheap and super Stella. Black SILK. nj.
ae Lalne, barege, Plain Thibets Printed Cashmere
we'll upI AZ" ~ pre''y
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

DIII' tU'l II I-
John Duffy presented bill ''for damages in destroying
scow $95 co., which motion Of AID Crost, laid up
on the table.
License ordered to be granted P Mar OF the re
mont House, for SIS upon his filing his bonds required
by law.
The Treasurer presented his Bond with surees the sum
of $4,000, which motion of Aid Demng was approved
On motion of AID. Paul. 500 appropriated to Dr. III
W. Johnson, for services az city Physician.
It Marshall be- and is hereby instruct
ed to notify th owners OF horses running large that thew
must prevent them from SO doing and the said
them empounded according to the Ordinance resraning
animals from running at large which was agreed to-
AID Bemens notified the Council that MIR. Seleck was e
rectng barn upon of the the city in I'd ward
Whereupon Aid Paul moved that the matter be referred
the Aldermen of said Ward, authority to act in
the matter: Which was agreed to-
Council then adjourned. H. T. WEST CITY CLERK
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

VERY NEAT.-Wo saw a few DAVIS since . Lot
ter envelope, with beautiful, and moreover We
r. correct, miniature portrait of Col Fremont on
one corner. King will have quantity of them
in a few DAYS
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
WOODEN & aToNS WARs.
GROCERIES.

In the selection ofmy groceries great pains h to
men Hhu 10 thoSc accustomed to bnying of me- it In
unnecessary to speak but to those who are NOT 7
would only say that they are good deal better thau
the average. Call and see.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
MEMS NEAR

All Kinds Of goods FOR mems wear from Deprns 4,
cheap cav 10"'Neois
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
nALsAsr of THOTsAND FIovyEgs

- This celebrated article for beau tifying tie com
plexon, curing diseases of the skin, lust rec aiyd
tue Drug SsoIe OF STARKWEATHER * CO
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21
City Council PROCEEDINGS.

MONDAY EvESIYG Aug 1s, 1856.
council met this eyening-present the Mayor and AID
Paol Deng Bemens and Crosit The minutes OF the pre-
Ylous meeting were read and approved,
Aid Deming moved that Aid Cros be authorized and in
structed to repair the roof the Cy Hail. so to
vent leakage; which agreed to.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

200 Bonnets, embl acinC everv kind from tho oo,n-
mon to tho best quality with plenty of Ribbons.
common and French Flowers, Lining, Rouschis, 90
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HENRY GOODRICH.


new FORK, Oct ~ 1896.
PnoF. Woor Dear Sir After reading the advertise.
ent n one ~ the New York Journals Of your celebrated
hs restorative procured half pint bottle and
mech pleased with H. that continued its for months
ami am satisfied il Is decidedly the best preparation before
ths Puhc II Mt once removed all danrufF unpleasant
chlng from the scalp and has restored NY hair naturally
ami have no doubt, permanently so.
GU nave permission to refer to all who any
doubt ofis performing all that IL claimed for IT,
Mss FEEKS, 20 i-2 Greenwich Avenue
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-08-21

have used Prof o. Woods Hair Restorative and have
admired its wonderful effects 1t restored my hair where
mad alen or II cleans the head and rendees the hair
soft and smooth--much more so than oil.
Louisville, Nov l, 1854 MARY A. ATKINSON.
80 Sold AZ III Market street, 81. Louis. Missouri 81
broadway, New York, and by all Druggists elsewhere Al
kinds OF family patent medicines for sale on the best posi-
pie terms ct Professor Woods Establishments ia Market
Street, Sc. Louis
- Sold here by all the Druggists and at manufacturers
prices, Wholesale and reta Milwaukee and Chicago.
KESosuA. BINS