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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-12
OVER THE nashville
COURSE.
FOR OCTOBER, 1856.
AE sssH

TUESDAY, Oct y, 1856 Sweepstakes for year dds
4 5000 subscription, 800 forfeit Two mile heats;
three to make race to close the ls day Of july
1856. $500, added by the Club If two more start
Second Race-Slme Day Sweepstakes for year olds
Sl0G enlrance-S5J forfeit One mile heats-S or more
TO make rdce to close lst July
WEDNESDAY, Oct. % Jockey Club Purse $3.50
two mile heats.
Second liaceSane Day S veepstakes- Tor year olds
800 eutr uceS25 forfeit Mile out 3 or more 10 make
d race close sJ july
THURSDAY, Oct % 3-Sweepstakes for 8 wear olds
$3.50 enlrauce-$5y Gleii Two mile heats Three or
more TO u2k' a race, to close lst July.
Second R-ce-Sweeps'akes for al ages. 5000 entrance
$50 forfeit Nile Two more TO make ! race
TO close lst Jnly
FRIDAY, Oct. u Jockey Club Purse $5Oo-three
mile hea'S
Second RlceSwepstlkes ior all ages. 5000 entrance
$50 forfeit Two mile heats. Two or mo 4 10 make a
race to close Isl July
SATURDAY, Uct 25-Jockey Club Purse Ss0O-fur
mile heats.
Seoond RaceSweepsakes for uutried year olds 1900
eutrauce-$50 forfeit. Three to make a race 10
close lst July.
". J. PHILLIPS,
junel9-dH Proprietor.
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UNEkS ~ CO.,
AUCTIONEERs AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
HARTSNILLE, TENNESSEE.
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IN. C scovel,

&Le ~ 6COVO15
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,
AS removed to Cooper's Buildings few doors South
IL of the Post Office, where be will sell his STOCK Oh
Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stnfs ferl9neyi
Fancy Articles, Hair, Cloth, TOOTH Nail, Scrub horse,
Paint Varnish and Flesh Brushes &c &c at Wholesale
or retail, at low price with view to close business
TTNnIS is the favorable time put in Turnip Seed Eary
Il ard Late, Scarlet Top and Flat Dueh dnfnp seed
Orsaleby a. g sGonEit
BODY TRACES,
T7OUND serTiceabe in pulmonary diseases, weakness
4 of the back ard breast Indigestion, general debility
disposition OF the body, round shoulders,
falling Of the woumb, &c, for sale By t7ss
IL. G. SCoVEL, Cocper's Buildings.
LONDON SUPPORTERS.
very neat easy, and cheap body supporter, for sale
n by ii. G. SC0VELs
TO MAKE GOOD TENDER HAY,
i ful article can be had at Il. G. SC0VEL'5.
FOR FALL AND WINTER USE,
TIRE WEer proof French Cork Soles are particularly
desirable 10 keeping the feet dry and comfortable,
thereby preventing cold damp feet which are so prudl
ca to good health aud productive of coughs colds, and
consumption. For sale by ,
4 AIDES can fnd at SOOVEL'S. in Cooper's Build
Il ings the following articles at low prices Pefumery,
great variety POunos Ok Marrow Perfumed Hair Oil,
Pocket Hhkf Perfumsry, Brushes, Combs, and Fancy
Articles. &c, &c.
RARE OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED To
EMBARK IN THE DRUG BUSINESS.
TEN stock and trade, together with the commissioned
L ertices-msuy Of which are exceedingly desirable
sud profitable which have been the accumulation OF years
of successful busiress-are offered those who wish
engage in the Drug Medicine. Chemical Paint ard Oil
H.G SCOVEL.
augl5-tf CoOper's Buildings.
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4 AIDES can fnd at SOOVEL'S. in Cooper's Build
l. ings following articles at low prices Perfumery,
in great variety Pounos Ok Marrow, Perfumed Hair OIL
Pocket Hh'kf Perfumsry, Brushes, Combs. and Fancy
Artielss &c &c.
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-. 81. Peck

rs receiving number of beautiful style "COupee"
L ROckaways and Barouches. He has also a complets
assortment Of Bugges both of his and Eastern Manu-
facture at his Warehouse, lower Market street
iu1y
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-09-12

LAND FOR SALE.
OIO ACRES of Land for sale in Robertson County
> ~ the road from Gallatn, Tenn to Hopknsville
n.y., four miles West OF Cross Plains, and miles
Northeast OF Springfield. This Land is well improved
l will sell the above land on FRIDAY the 18th Of Sep
tember tie premises to the highest bidder. Terms
ue-half cash the balance twelve months tme note
bearing interest from date Come all that want homes
and look for yourselves, an determined Ia sell.
aus l2-wStri wit MEREDITH WALTON
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LONDON SUPPORTERS.
FOR FALL AND WINTER Us

To MAKE GOOD TENDER HAY,
DUT in your Met Seed now, of which very besut
IL fu ariicle can be had at II. G. SC0VEL'S.
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1OUNO AMEEtGAs
GENTS wanted in every county in this and adjoufns
"a otates 70 sell the above DeT and improved COfsN
AND COB MILL. To all such, a rare ehsnce 10
make money will be offered. Exclusive Suts aud ouns,
privileges will be disposed of unusually IA tsrma bY
application TO the Proprietor =
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YOUSt; a z1FI5597z-

DIR. J. C.. AVER,
April %, SO - 10 Lowell, 1' sa..
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DR. J. c. AYKR- HOnOred Sir have made a tsoroaen
trial Of the Catharte Pills. LEFT BY your agent and hsSo
been cured by Them Of The dreadful Raeuna nEdr whe
be found suffering. The nrst relieved me- and
few subsequent doses have entirely disease
feel In better health new than for years before
which attribute entirely 70 the Of yOET C4rRzTc
TOuFa II
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

WkDNEsDA Y. Aug. p, 1856.
Al marketio-day 1906 Cattle 1000 Beeves and FOG
slores-consisling of Working Oxen, Cows and one
two and three years old.
PRIoEs- narket Beef-Enra 25 $50 Is, quail
ny 81 75a90U I'd do Sc 25a6 Is; Sd do s. 90 525;
ordinary 81 50 a 3 90.
Hides-7a7 i-2c per III. Talop--7 .2a8c per ID.
CAY Skins-l3alIc per Id. Pehs-50a7bc
STONES Working Oren-None.
Cotos aud Cdires-S30 40 45a55.
Trio Years Oh-S2O 80.
Three Years Oid-430 a 49,
Sheep and Lambs-l2l0 at market-Prces In lois
81 90 co. so a 3 90 each extra and selections So
IL, 90 90; few old Sheep sold at Sic per h.
Srine--yOO Western at market-Prices 6 stale
live weight per 80 o 81 dressed per ID no change
IN prices since last week, but better supply.
Remarks-No Western Cattle al this market 10 -da "
and but very few at Brighton; consequently there was
an advance Of 30 cents per large extra Cattle
as there was not enough for the demand; hut prices
VIII evidently drop again upon the receipt Of Western
Cattle which will be in two three weeks. Small
Cattle sold quicker. hut the advance was slight
Sweepstakes we're quicker than the last week about
all sold al noon; some OF the best old Sheep and
Lambs sold at slight advance on last weeks prices
There were 10 cars over the Boston and Maine Rail-
road, 60 over the Boston and Lowell Railroad and 10
over the Fiichburg Railroad loaded with cattle sheep
swine, calves and horses.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

TurTs COLLEGE, The infant institution oil
learning, Of TUFTS College, situated on one Of
the most commanding elevations in our beauti.
fol enyirons, commenced its educational career
year ago and thus far the number Of stu
dents has exceeded the expectation of the facul-
iy. The number of those who have applied
for admission for the next term is also quite
large. Thus, so far as opportunity for useful
ness is concerned, the institution has common
ced under exceedingly favorable auspices.
lis friends will gather tomorrow at the col
lege grounds to celebrate the anniversary Of its
opening. Alter services in the college chanel.
a dinner will be served in Yale's great tent. to
be followed by addresses by Rev. Drs SAWYER
and Chaplin, of New York, Hon. Israel Wash
burn, Of Maine, and others, all eloquent speak.
ers.
This institution is fast becoming fayorite
with the large and increasing denomination Of
Christians, the UniversalisIs, under whose aus
piees it has been established and it is dcstin-
ed to exert no small influence over the fortunes
Of this scct.-Bosion Post, 25ih.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

y Prof Wood, the renowned discoyerer of the
invaluable 6 Hair Restorative still continues TO
labor in behalf of the afflicted His medicines are
universally admitted by the American press to he
far superior to all others for causing the hair on
the head of the aged, to grow forth with as much
Vigor and luxurance as when blessed with the ad :
vantages Of youth. There be no doubt, if we
place credit in the innumerable testimonials which
the Professor has in his possession, that it is one
Of the greatest discoveries in the medical world
1t restores, permanently, gray hair to its original
color, and makes ii assume beautiful silky tex
ture, which has been very desirable in all ages Of
the world. II frequently happens that old men
marry beautiful and amiable young ladies. and not
unfrequently crusty old maids make victims Of
handsome, good-naturod young gentlemen, and by
what process ii has never been determined, until
lately, when it attributed to the of this in
valuable Hair Restorative. - Lasaiie Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30
NEW MUSIC BOOK \!



A New Collection Of Psalms and Hymn Tunes
"A Anthems, Motetts, Sentences and Chants, for
the use OF Choirs, Congregations, Singing Schools,
aud Musical Associations. Arranged and com
posed by LEoNAnp MARSHALL, Director Of Music
At the Chambers street Church, Editor Of 'The
Harpiscbord,' Sc.
The publishers respectfully call the attention Of
parties in want Of new music book. TO the IIo-
sauna. The most eminent professors who have ex-
anlnea u, pronounce it the very best book, taken
IN ai its details, ever published
lroL H. y. Baker says
=, a alh much pleased with the spirit and gener-
~ oharacter Of the musical compositions and ar
rangements for the Hosanna.'
rrois' Il. Bruce and L. o. Emerson sav:
We nave examined with much care the Ho-
sauna, and can with confidence recommend IL 10
the public We predict for it an extensive eircu-
lation." S'''u-
Prof J. Sherwn says
60 The Hosanna will be one Of the bes, boots
now N use shall give II my cordial approla-
ton"
Prof s. y. Ball says:
Please send me copies for my choir. most
cordially recommend the work to those in want of
really good collection Of Church Music"
Prof q. W. Copeland says:
Il is the best collection which has ever been
issued from the American press
Prof W. II. Guildford says
IL Is the best American collection Of Church
Music have yet seen. think il peculiarly adapt
ell TO the present wants Of our churches.''
The Hosanna is a handsomely printed volume
Of Sei pages. A specimen Of the work will be
sent gratis, copies will be mailed post-paid. on
receipt Of seventy-fye cents.
WHITTEMORE, NILES & HALL,
Publishers, ia Washington st., Boston.
Boston, Aug. Is, 1856. 3wSl
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II IS pnHeelIy simple aud sale, vel sure and certain
in its action. There is Likewise so DANGER TO RE
APPHkHENDED from the insects poisoning anything
they may come in conlse With, after having the Pa
per; aud possesses great advantage all other
POisons IN lis mol beRg Liable 10 be mistaken, thereby
preventing those serious accidents which are Of almost
daily occurrence, II can be hung tho walls Of o
room or in The window, of tho reach Of children
although ule fear need be apprehended Of its gjurng
them.
Full directions on each sheet. Retail PIee, cents
per sheet.
BURR, FOSTER Co., No. Cornhill, Roslon,
General Agents for the New England States and Brit
ish Provinces 10 whom oil orders should be addressed
Juy 1856. Pm 3d.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

CnoATE ON THE DKMocRATIc Parry
Here is what Mr.. Choate thought and said of
the Democratic party in 1913
There are good many things like in
the Democratic party. like their nationality
and spirit of union, after all lul only regret
more and more that such an enormous guanlfy
Of ehgf should eorer up so fer grains Of rcheoi,
'oAiIe The Jeio things we can admire arc BIZ other
considerations pushed aside and turned into
poison
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30
WESTMINSTER SEMINARY,
VERMONT

MIR. & MRS. L. F. WARD, and Assistants
lNI Fall, Winter and Spring Terms Of IL weeks
each, begin the last Wednesday Of August, No
yember and February, respectively, week yaca-
Catalogues showing the standing of this Seminary,
for board, or rooms for selfboarding apply to the
Principal. L. H. HALL, Secretary.
July Ii, 1856. Tw20
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NHO will be our next President, is certainly
w unknown but enquire, who uses Bacon's
Excelsior Hair Oil, cooking and Medicinal Ex-
tracts, Perfumery Coognes, &C., and the answer
is, every body. Try them. Warranted.
W. A. Bacon, Proprietor and Manufacturer,
Ludlow, Vt. c..
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WHITINaHAM ACADEMY.

inns Institution will commence its Fall Term
Il on Wednesday the Sd day Of Sept. next
1.-THE Trustees take pleasure in announcing that
they have secured the services of MR.. HENRY
WYNN, member Of the SOPHOMORE Class in YALE
CoLLKGE, whose well known reputation as a scholar
warrant the assurance to those who may atsend
that this term will be both agreeable and profitable.
Terms, as usual.
Board can be obtained in good families as reason
able as at any other SCHOOL, or scholars can be
accommodated with apartments to board them
selves, HOSEA +. BALL0U, for Trustees.
Nottingham, July 9Th, 1856. %
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SPEEDY JusTIcE. Frederick Brown broke
into store in Franklin, N. H., Sunday before
last, and last Thursday he was sentenced to the
State Prison for five years.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1856-08-30

MASONIC NOTICE. The regular COM
munieation of Golden Rule Lodge of Free and Ac
cepted Masons will be held at their Hall in Putney
on the Wednesday on or before the full moon in
each month, at o'cl'k p. NJ. ]. LOWE, Sec.
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STATIONS RIVER SEMINARY.

STATIONS RIVER SEMINARY.
VsIIE FALL TERM Of this institution will
Il commence on TUESDAY, Sept. 2, with iili
corps of able and efficient teachers.
The Principal, MIR. WIN. n. WILBUR, A. B.,
who, in similar station elsewhere, has gained n
desirable reputaton-brings from highly respec-
table sources, full testimonials of his superior
qualifications to take charge of an Academy Of the
highest grade. Being a teacher by profession, and
now permanently connected with this Seminary
assisted moreover by Preceptrcss who is grad
uate from one Of our highest Female Institutions,
he will adopt the most approved methods Of in
struction, and steadily aims to render every de-
partment thorough
The ample qualifications Of the teacher Of French,
Mrs. |. NJ. WILLMARrIl, who perfected her ae-
quaintance with the language during residence
Of several years in Paris, will secure public conf
dence. Few Institutions il is believed, furnish
equal facilities for attaining that unusual accom-
plishment, correct French pronunciation.
The Trustees are glatfed to announce also the
names Of Miss MARION KIMBALL, teacher Of
Ornamental Branches, and Mr.. PEYT0N RAN
NEY. teacher Of Penmanship. Competent instrlc-
ton will be given in Instrumental Music. Profess
sonal gentlemen Of known ability, will deliver
lectures on Anatomy and Physiology.
Tuition at the usual rates. Board in good FAM
lilies as low as elsewhere Good accommodations
provided for solf-boarding.
INSTRUCTION viii DC gwen IN pFacucal fleld sur
veying, with the use Of chain and compass; and
special attention to students designing to teach or
enter college.
By liberal outlay, the Seminary building is
receiving extensive repairs and improvements
Besides, at an expense of several hundred dollars,
the Institution will be supplied, at the beginning
of the Fall Term, with well selected chemical and
philosophical apparatus, entirely new, aud in the
best condition for use.
L. % 49, "a.
Of superior school, this Institution is recommend
ed as offering advantages peculiarly inviting. For
further particulars, inquire Of Rev. L. Hayden f..
s. Sabn, Jr., or Of
J. A. FARNSwORTH, See'y.
Saxtons River, VT, July %, 1855. 6w30
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NOW IS THE TIME.

VNHE subscriber has just received from Boston,
Il and direct from the Manufacturers, a large
assortment Of
~ Ladies', Cents, Misses and children's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS,
which are to be sold for the next NINETY DAYS
breeding lOw for Cash. P, SIM0NDS.
Bratteboro, June 18th, 1856 "a
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FOR SALE,

TTNIIE large and commOdions Dwelling House
Il and out buildings connected Herewith. own
ell by the subscriber and situated in the pleasant
village of Brattleboro, on the corner Of South and
Canal Streets The house has been built but few
years, and is in good repair. II is occupied by
four families, all Of whom are well convened On
the premises three neyer-f,iling wells Of excel
lent water. Connected with the house are two
Barns and all other needed out-buildings.
The location Of this estate Is in the center Of the
manufacturing portion Of the village, which rem
ders il n desirable situation for boarding house
Also, will be sold with the above two SMALL
LOTS OF LAND near the village
Terms Of payment made easy. For further par
tculars inquire Of the subscriber on the premises
Z. NJ. BURNHAM.
Brattleboro, Aug. /, 1856. Gm3l
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[From the Editor Of The Real Estate Advertiser

BosroS, q School st., March 20, 1855.
Dear -Sir-llaving become prematurely quite
gray, was induced, some six weeks since, to make
n trial OF your Restorative have used less than
two bottles. but the gray hairs have all disaD-
pearcd; and although my hair has not fully attain
ed its original color, yet the process Of chang is
gradually going on, and am in great hopes that
in short time my hair will be as dark as former
ly have also been much gra.ihed at the healthy
moisture and yigor Of the hair. which before was
harsh and dry, and II has ceased to come out as
formerly. Respectfully yours,
d. C. NJ RuPp
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the several ances named, the public may rely npon
having. them pure and genuine, they poi up
carefully, and bear name and label ''TREMONf
MILLS, T.. T.. DYER & Co"
To give consumers some idea Of our sales, we an
mex the following scale Of prices, viz.
8 ID. Souchong Tea, l.5Ol Id. Mocha Coffee, 90
3 ID. 0olong -" LIS ID. Java "a 80
o Id. Y. Tyson " 2.25lS h. good 100
03- The Spices put up in - h. tin cases. er-
Pressy for family use and are warranted to be snci
y pure article, aud only need trial TO establish
SPANISH COFFEE.-we would call the attention
OF consumers and dealers to Spanish Coffee an
article which is highly esteemed, and gives The great
est satisfaction 1t is prepared with particular care,
anu by peculiar process in roasting, pound Of
tins coffee, It is believed, is equal u lbs. OF any 9th
er.
DANDELION COFFEE This article is careful.
ly prepared Mills aud put up in packages hay-
ing our trade mark and may be ielied npon as the
best and most approved mixture of dandeiOn aud eo
fee.
TARAXAcUM, or Prepared Domdelion Root
his article prepared and roasted Mills, is
tailed by Family Groces generally in city aud
Try, and bearing our trade mark, "ChiHomGn grinding
eoJse,' may be relied upon the GESUINE ARTI-
Gle. The proportion used saboui one bali the guam
u'y Of coffee. The price is 20 cents per pound, and
III warranted to be the same that which kas been
sold for fifty cents pound by Druggists.
The medical properties of Dandehon are well known,
and held in high estimation by all who use it, This
being preparation OF The root, with all lis medicinal
virtues retained, can be mixed with coffee not,
best suits the taste, and will be found cheap and
nomlcal as family beverage one pound Of which be-
ing nearly equal To two pounds OF coffee II ia pre-
scfbed by many eminent physicians, To in,alids, chill
dron and aged persons, as nureious beverage, and
as a remedy for Dyspepsia, Bilious affections, &c.
j y BE careful to observe that all our Cr6ses have
our trade mark, "Chinan.aH grinding Cefee."
&c To Groeers and Deulers, liberal discount is
made enabling them 10 supply their customers at the
same lOw.rates.
GTT0 CASH PURCHASERS Our object be-
log large sales at small profits, oiler IN
dncemenis which cannot be afforded by those who do
business the credit SYSTEM and we confidently IN
vite examination of the quality of our stock. and
prizes compared Siih those Of any other house.
Boston. Aug. 10, 1856. 6m35.
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ASSEsSMENT.

ASSESSMENT.
TIME members of the windham County Mutual
Il Fire Insurance Company are hereby notified
that the following assessments have been mace OH
all notes in force on the following days, TO wit:
November llih, 1855, per cent.
January 9th, 1856, a. "
April 18th, 1856, "a"
making per cent. to be paid to the Treasurer at
his Office in Newfane, on or before the first day Of
October next. NJ NEWTON, Treasurer
Newfane, August 18th, 1856. 3w83
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW /!

READ THIS, OLD AND YOUNG.
PROF. WOODS LAIR REST0R ALIVE
Is, no doubt, the most wonderful discovery of
II this age Of progress, for Il will restore perma-
neutly, gray hair 10 its original color cover the
head Of the bald with q most luxurant growth
remove at once all dandruT and itching, cure ali
scrofula, and other cutancous eruptions, etc. IL
will cute, rs " by maggie nervous or periodical
headache; make the hair son, glossy, and wavy.
and preserve the color perfectly and the hair from
falling, to extreme old age.
The following is from a distinguished member of
the medical profession
Sr. PAUL, January !, 1855.
PRoF. o. J. WooD Dear Sir-Unsolieited,
send you this certificate. Amer being nearly bald
for long time, and having tried all the hair re.
storatives extaut, and having no faith in any,
was induced, on hearing Of yours, to give il tri-
al placed myself in the hands Of a barber, and
had my head rubbed with god stiff brush, and
the restorative then applied and we'll rubbed in,
TIL the scalp was agow. This repeated every
morning, and in three weeks the young hair ap-
Pearcd and grew rapidly from August last until
the present time, and is now thick, black and
strong-son and pleasant to the touch; whereas,
before, i was harsh and wiry, what little there
was Of IL, and that little was disappearing very
rapidly. still use your Restorative about twice
week, and shall soon have a COOL and perfect
crop OF hair. Now had read Of these things, and
who has moi but have not seen hitherto any case
where any persons hair was really benefited by
amy OF the hair tonic, etc, Of the day. and it real
" gives me pleasure to record the result Of my ex-
perence. have recommended your preparation
to others, and 1t already has large and general
sale throughout the territory. The people here
know its effects, and have confidence In II. The
supply you sent US, as wholesale agents for the
Territory is nearly exhausted, aud daily inquiries
are made for it, You deserve credit for your dis
covery, and !, for one, return you my thanks for
the benefit i has done me, for certainly long ago
dcspaired Of obtaining any such result
Yours, hastily. J. W. BOND,
Firm Of Bond & Kelley, Druggists, ST. Paul.