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Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23
NOTICE

THE UNDERSIGNED would inform his friends shpmasters
and public generally that having purchased the ehe
stock of Liquors recently imported from Aasfraha
by Mr. Henry Nathan and being daily expectation oi b
he is now prepared supply their orders
by wholesale retail This stock was selected wtn grea'
and subscriber hesitate pronounce an
Vetber speror anything before brought 70 this market
Nses Pale Brandy in hhds dark do in hhds and oeaves
Irupuys & Co.'S Brandy, in hhds., . -. -.
Holland Gin pipes and Ou Gordon sherry, vefy nne
TOPAZ sherry Color Golden Sherry Pale ser IN cases.
Old Port Wine, in and quarter casks,
saadeira champagne tHedsick and other brands,)
Thsryv Rounce Scotch Whiskey Monongahela Whiskey,
Irish Whisksy, Rum shrub, Jamaica Rum, IN nhds-'~
Marzettiis Ale and Porter, hhds. Rum, OLD Iomt
CoTdiaIs of ali descriptions, Hook Wine, &c &c
SI-tf - JOSEPH BOOTH, National Hotsl
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23
Notice.

HyHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that he has
tax en- the stand lately occupied by c. W-yiRcent,
King street, whore he intends carrying on the Car
penterne business in all It's branches. Jcbbing done
a the shortest notice A share Of patronage Is 80
hcited GEokeE AiLLEh
Honolulu. Dec, 10th, 1855. 3e-H
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23
PosT OFFICE, City of Honolulu, I



SiR Your despatch bearing date August 4th.
in relation to sending mailed matter destined for
Great Britain and France through the United
States in sealed bngs, was received on the lIth
inst
have read ii attentiyely, also your correspond
ence with my predecessor Fl. NJ. Whitney Esq.
on the same subject, and his replies thereto, and
also copy of the Treaty between Great Britain
and the United States to which you refer.
Ny opinion is that regards sending sealed
mails to Great Britain through the United States,
simply receiving here the Hawaiian and sea post
age-there can be no question as to our right to
do so under the Treaty above mentioned
There would seem, however, to be some gues-
ton as to the right to include letters and papers
destined for France in the same bags, but am In
cIined to think that the Government of the United
States will offer no objection and purpose to de
spatch a separate sealed mail bag in conformity
with your suggestions by the first vessel-sendIng
to the Post Masters Of San Franciseo and New
York Way Bills, according to the form marked 'A'
accompanying your despatch, enclosing also
in the bag directed to the Post Master General,
London and by letter, request him to enter into
the same arrangements and IN future to forward all
mail matter intended for these Islands in the same
manner.
| have the honor to be Your Excellency's
. Most obedent humble servant, --
--- .- - JOSEPH JACKSON, M.
His Excellency r. C. WILLIE, Minister of For
eign Relations, &c. &C., Honolulu, II. l..
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23

LEAP YEAR..-In olden times, unmarried women
used to wear a scarlet petticoat du ing leap year.
Ii she showed the edge of this garment To any man
he was bound to marry her, but could bay himself
OF, by presenting the lady with a new gown--s
cheap alterpatIve
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23
BIackSmitbing,

TENHE CNDERSIGNED, formerly doing bushes
IL opposite the Custom House, would inform his
friends and the public that he has taken the stand
lately occupied by Capt Brown, the ice house,
where he would be happy to receive their orders.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes to merit con-
tinuanee of the same. 5-3ms HENRY SMITH.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23
p. EMME RT
d. N. FLITNE r.,

@p CONTINUE ES his old business the store in
TA MaIee's new fire proof building door above Dr.
- SR HOf ans Drug Store Kaahumanu street.
A29 Chrome Rated by observations Of and
stars with transit instrument accurately adjusted
10 the Meridian of Honolulu. Particular atten-
iion given 10 fine watch repairing. Sextant and
.-.. Quadrant glasses sverrd and adjusted Charts
and Nautical instruments constantly hand and
for sale.
Honolulu, Nov. 18th, 1852. 2s-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23

nRY GOODS and CLOTHING, in great variety
- for sale by
Att ROBERT c. JANION.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23

Tor SALE by the Agent, Hudson's Bay Com
Il pany, ~ -----
200 doz. Byass' Ale, qrts,
$50. " Allsop's do do.
-4 packets best English Hops. .- -.s.-
April 10, 1856. 49-tf
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23

CARD.
DARTIES VISITING Waimea, Hawaii. and
E wishing to extend their trips to the VOLCANO.
can be accommodated with horses and pack buliocks
for luggage, at the premises of Mr.. Edw Sparkle,
situated a: WaiInea, and known as the AhoLE
HOUSE, formerly held by the late Mr.. w. French,
and more recently by B. Pitman. Esq.
The house is comfortable, and has every accommo-
dation as regards Board and Lodging, sc.
Ahole, sth April, 1856. 5O-u
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1856-08-23

His Excellency r. C. WILLIE, Minister of For
eign Relations, &c. &C., Honolulu, II. l..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

szsThe fisheries, both for Coz and Mackerel,
according to the Newburyport Herald, promise
to besvery successful The early arrivals from
jliaB3raador have been 50, and they report an a
bundanco fish. The same is true from the
Banks Vessels at Marbleheadandc other points,
engaged in the Banks fishing, have found fish Of
the largest size and are arriving with full fares
iTwo1yessels arrived at Marblehead last week,
from a.Yoyago of about three months, one with
,15, 600 and the other with 10000, ofsuch size
asfo. consume the first 100 hhds., and the latter
,l2Gihhds., ofsalt The Ii, 900 fish make 900
. auiintals; and the voyage is. profitable enough
to divide $500 toa man. The Bank fishing is
the best and the surest Ofall the fisheries and but
itor1t6e difficulty of obtaining competent crews
would be much more extensively prosecuted
'ofthe mackereI catch the report is favorable
On the Ncm England shores they have done
well, and the latest returns from the Bay of st.
Lawrence declare them plenty and fat.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20
gnngRpAI lIoRN: sEfrEMDER %. 1s5e.
~ The London T;aes gives, a long. and in
terestirfF account Of new and cztrosnely inge-


~ The London Times gives long ana IN
terestinF account Of new and cxtro.nely inge-
Nous process Just patented By Mr., II. Bessse-
mer. ofsmanufacturing rnalleabls iron and steel
without fuel. The essential feature of Mr.. Bes-
;semer's invehtiOnis that he takes crude iron di-
rectiy from the ordinary blast furnace, and in
the Incredibly short space of thirty minutes CON
yerts into ingots of malleable iron or steel of
any size and fit for the various manipulations
ordinarily employed to adapt them to all the ma
terIal purposes to which they are now applied
- He thus dispenses with all the intermediate
processes TO which recourse has been had to pro-
duce the same, effect within the last seventy
wears, including the making of iron into pigs,
and Tho refining pudding, and squeezing stages,
with all their attendant labor and fuel He sets
oIrt with the assumption that crude iron contains
about ave per cent. of carbon; that carbon can
note exist at awhile heat in the presence ofoxy-
gen without uniting Herewith and producing
combustion; that such combustion would pro-
coed with rapidity dependent on the amount
of surface. OF. carbon exposed ard lastly, that
the temperature which the metal would acquire
would be also dependent on the rapdity with
which the oxygen and carbon were made to- com
bine, and consequently that it was only necessary
to bring the oxygen and carbon together in such
n manner that vast surface should be exposed
to their mutual action, in order to produce a
Temperature hitherto unattainable incur largest
furnaces @.'7
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of deed of executed TO me b., sor,,
ID lIaruian. dated January Eth. 1853 AMI recorded n
the Clerks office of Ohio county Deed BOOK No 81 ras.
1872, will sell public auction st tie front door The cr,
house OF Ohio county, TUESDAY the ssI Of Sp,rnbtr
ut T. NJ the property in sail deed me- to Wit,
the centre twenty-five feet front and L.; No one
hundred and six (I6Gl the north TWENTY-FIVE irrt and a.,
south twcntytwu feet front and OF lot numbered or
hundred AMI Ave {tSl anil the north .,;
and Of lot numbered hundred AMI tNi Al
Market street in Centre Wheeling, (Tlrsc lots aTssf
the usual DEPTH portion OF the front hS wing been yry
cd to the City Of Wheeling for NTaNet House, ~ "
bv reference to deed FROM IN and wife The Citc
Wheeiiny.l Also, Lot numbered hundred and isO LIZ
in Fast Wheeling, Clay street.
- Terms OF sale, ,'t&h-
will convey only sue,. title Is vested in tyt.
NJ G. COOP,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

Trustees Sale.

- wife to me dated June ga 1884, and " record a
Ohio County Virginia in Deed Book NJ. 50, page 49, lNl
proceed to sell ut the front door o; le Court House Of m
County Monday the first day OF September lSG II h
bic auction to the highest bidder. :o No o srvttI n
ated on Main Street in the Fifth Ward OF the Cy % MAJ
ng--nmd also forty width Of the southern Pat
lot No. ca twenty four situated Water street il the "a!
Firth Ward of the CITY of Wheeling.
TERMS ~ SALH.-Onr third NJ the purchase VII \ rqE
I'd in Cash on The day and the residue tso-A4
instruments of six ami twelve months from ss III fef-
clascrs giving bond with good security bearing r'''Cn
the day OF sale and the title he retained itsf %
curity ill the purchase money is paid.
Selling as Trustee shall convey only such te i E-
ed IN me by 5Hih deed Of trust.
es-Tht above sale is adjourned until Monday oao'zF
EDWARD H. FHTZHrGu
Trt,r-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20
Yineennes, Ia, June u, 1858.


PROF. 0. J. WOVI- -
Gently discovered Hair Restorative state for whomso
ever may concern that have used It, and known others
to hat IhRve, several years. been in the habit OF
using Hair Restoratvcs, and that find yours vastly
superior other know 1t entirely cle"nses the head
inndruT and with months proper will restore
any persons hair tho original youthful color and texture
giving healthy soft and glossy appearances and all this
without the hands apply Il, the dress on
which drops. would therefore, recommend Its use to
every DESTROYS Of having fine color and texture to the
hair respectfully, yours,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

A PERFuNED BEEATH-Whatndy or gentleman would re-
main under tile Of dsagrCeabg breath when by
Ing tile "BGLM OF THOUSAND FLUWEs as denricc would
only render sweet but leave the teeth white ulabaS-
Many persons do Know their breath IS bad, and
subject delicate, their friends will mention
1t. Pour single drop Of the Baln" your tooth brush
aud wash the teeth night and morning. 50 cent bottle will
last a year.
BEAUTIFUL may be easily acquired by using
the SPAIN thousand Flowers" It viii tan, pin.
Pies iTeekles from the skin, leaving of s" and
hue. Wet towel pour three drops, and wash
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsr.Yrt Your slInyinr-brush in either
cold pour two tire. drops "lam
thousand Flowers, rub the beard well and it will make
beautiful soft lather much facilitating the operation OfsaY
ing Price only fifty
W. p PETRIDGE L CO.,
Eorsaie by =. II. LOGAN co jsii-lyiaG
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

St. Louis, June g. 1883.
PROF. WOOD: AS youare about TO prepare and Nend
recently discovered Hair Restorative and You
quest my opinion Of It, will state that hair few
months very and after using two bottles OF your
lair Its original color; and since its
application all dauru has disappeared from my head and
troubled with no disagrecahlt itching Of the
scalp satisfied that those who il, will
it, gives the appearance OF having been recently oiled
prepar, therefore, to recommend It's use to all who
II e DESTROYS of having beautiful head of hair.
am, sir, YOurS, &c.
II. H. STEWART.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20
Ambrotvpes for $l

PARTRIDGE at his new and spacious rooms. with faci
tics operating :or light equal to
any country, and FAR superior in the city, is
producing these beautiful pictures, which unsurpassed
in the country. prepared make Ambrotypes
they by mail without extra postage Also to Sc.
ucsets and pins price DnGuerreotyPes-
Pictures made for customers good specimens exhibited
and warranted to last FOL ages unchanged
ANkinGs Of materials used in the business for sale.
side of Main st. above Monroe, Marsh
TnrInr,s NOW store. auEl5
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

"HE STOOD, WITH FORM ERECT" &C.,
If sou would stand SO, enjoy improvements in
appearance and in your health, that will be afforded
you TorDs and expanded chest go
Bridge Corner Drug store get those Elastic
gender Traces suited for both ladies' and gentlemen.
They have also fine Of Trusses, Supporters
BanlaEes, Belts, you article, you
know where to look forit. fa ages
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

~ The London Atheaaeum bears down on
Mrs. Stoves new work. We clip the fol-
lowing: 81 j.
"Dred' will disappoint those readers who ex-
pect work of that strong passionate interest
which, in Uncle Toms Cabin kindlcd popular
enthusiasm and swept down like a PrairiE fire
all sober critical objections or Qualifying clauses.
Uncle Toms Cabin, with all its faults as work
of art, was unquestionably work Of genius:
the characters lived, loved. suffered as human
beings: the reader was interested in their fate
or fortunes. and while the spell of the narrator
lay upon him the truth Of the story seemed as
certain as a personal experience. This dramat
ic force made the strength Of the book. Dred
has none of this truth to naturc-of this dra-
matte reality. As story it is RECONSTRUCTED;
it is full of Cant-Evcter Hall cant and Billings
gate cant-and worst fault of all in novel, it
is wcarisome exceedingly. Dred' reads like an
lll-digested Blue Book. The characters are not
men and women, nor even ideal types, nor de-
lincations of human nature; but merely Adolf
zionist opinions personitied under different
names. The argument is piece of special
pleading, carried onNvith the natural vchcmcncc
of the female character The incidents are not
compactcd together as parts of whole, but arc
merely detached records, strung together like
so many beads, which have, no doubt, had their
parallel in actual American life, but which no
rational being can accept as pictures of the
usual state of society either in the Slave States
of America or in any country under heaven
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

WoMEx's RIGnTs AGAIN-The strong-minded
women appear to be getting jealous at the neg
lect with which the claims of feminine "sutfer-
ing humanity" are slurrcd over by the profess
sional philanthropists who are iustnow 50 deep
1y engaged in the Republican crusade Two of
the. especially strong minded-Paulina Wright
Davis and Lucy: Stone. BlackwOll-in announce
ing, the. Sixth National Moments Rights Con-
vsftf6n,' s. say that "the advocates of the Equal
Rights of Women find new reason to proclaim
again their constant demand for consistent APP
pIication Of Democratic Principles, for the eman-
cipation, not alone of one class, or one nation,
but OF one half the human race" They there
fore accordingly invite. 5
.,"All who believe that Government derives
Its Just powers from the consent of the govern
ed;
tatinn should go tOgctheri
All who believe in the right of MI to a trial
by Jury of their Peers;
. Ali who believe in fair day Wages Tor
fair, days VI ork;
All Who believe in the equal right of all Chill
dten in the community tOits Public Provision
for Education. ~
.y.,,Eo meet in Convention at the Broadway Tab
ernacle, New York, on the sth, 9TH ana 10Th
of OctOberneNt, to conSlIcT Wliethei tteSS gus
and principles shall continue to be popularity
limited TO one half the members of the coinlnu-
rnity,H=-
Hen PRIcus ron HonsBs.--In Porter's Spirit
ofthe Times speaking of the sale of Lexington
the following information is given: --..-.,.
at is possibly true that Lexington has been
disposed of by Mr. Ten Brock, for $4,000,
but the idea expressed that this is the highest
price ever paid for any horse in the United
States, is not only preposterous butridlculous.
Delivered here Priam' cost over $25,000.-
Randolph sold for SIS, 0O0!-yes, Randolph,
the. humbugl tMammouth Eclipse sold for
$4,000! and was worthab go shiings. Post
Boy, who WAS the Northern champion, and run
against, John Bascombe,' getting jolly well
beaten) was sold for $4,000 Neither he nor
BaseoInbe were worth 'shucks,' and neither has
been sire off winner fit to start for snuT-hutter
milk AT the time of their death, Bertrand
would have brought respectively $4,000,
though the latter was ten minutes the superior
liorse-aRd so proved the fact. Shark and
Medley sold for $4,000 CACHE the former,
when aged, got Mariner. f. (Fashions half broth
err and Medley got ?:s921 The first was origgiI-
natly worth, as stallion, 30 shings, and the
second, not the powder and shot that should kill
kim frt -.tg
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20
DR.. ]. Hedges:

DR.. j. Hedges
,FENIII2 &c ~ CUE ANNI1IIIATO
FEVER and Aguc Ctls and Fever, Dumb Ague, or any
form of Intermittent Fever, whether recent orOf long stand
Ing speedily, safely, and eectuay cured by the use Of
DR.. j. Hedges Annihilator.
This preparation entirely free from all metallic poison,
Arsenic Mercury, but is compounded from ex-
tracts purely vegetable. certain safe and eicacous
remedy and can he taken all kinds Of weather. The Pro-
pristor has used i'll his private practice for
years. has it failed to effect perfect
cure when tc directions have followed In pOss
way it njure the SYSTEM butts adapted to all
sexes Icau be given to the infant of Il
month old with much safety to the adult, and can be
kept in any climate. It needs enconium, long array
OF testimony herald It's efficacy Its merit lies within it
se-and the invalid will prove of more value than
octave vOluulc OF certlicatcs.
Prepared only by the Proprietor at sanhore, N. and
never genuine without his signature.
For sale, wholesale and retail by A. G. GOOD Co.. Drug
gss, Wheeling Va and by Druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States. s-.-s
W. II. DECASIp, General Wholesale Agent
- for the Western States,
myT:Gm IS CORTLAND ST., New York.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20
PACIFIG RAILROADS

~ -.c n.
lew DAYS before sthe auJoGr II, oi Goh1
gross, Ar. Denver Reported OIL M1liG'l Hau
been PrePaIgd ny e9Illlttec 81 tlItee iasllL-
6ers OF the House Oh tepfeSentatlyes
ior inc Oh several 70 ttic
Pachc coast IL was maze inc sPeci3' "r'ler LOT
an cary Ihy Ill DcceeL. 1, .JM eis5S p'es'
GUS the lionse Go on on ru,:'C l4ll.ls re-
Por'eu tne S'Ille D'ii' i,l's til't tllo S'u"t
inent OIL Two cot'ees, II Is sn'''
strong ehort WIN NC il'"e 70 ''ss IT. :. !? p
Vldes ior an extension oi Iile racine, oa
ana Or 1osePn ol MiSs".i, anu s,S
IOWA Va lToIn tlc " cat !c VI WI, VIZ 2toes
oil missouri ana iowa west%aray 20 tort near
ney on the fiatte llEer anu grants 10 eaei' c@i'
pany SIX sGctlons CT lahd per ihle, 70 eliaote
them to Du'Id the railways From FORT helrhey
1t allows these companies Jointly 20 huiid ran
road 70 California, anu gives the'h thlrty sec'lohs
OF land per mile, part oil inc way, ana toFty sec
tlons Permlie Tor the remainder, as material ana
IN the construction ! These companies are 10
receive S9oo per mic Tor carrying INC mails
The biiI provides that wren the JoihS rilt%iy
reaches me western paSc OF te oicfFH tNeyaua II
shall HirldG thefe ana one branch proceed "lteGt
10 san francisco, whie tle other goes 10 tiie
lelt' along the base 81 tie l'ountl''S' sitouSi
the citles Oh Mi'rysVi'le' sacramento; ana 0locA
ton 10 ean Jose. y grant Oh anu Is also PROVIDED
to secure tue conSecFatlon oil railroad from BEN
nlcla 70 sacramento: FOR inc nOrtheTn route
IRON Lake superior 10 Fnset 5. e"nhu' Tue grant
OF land embraces twenty sections per hile:-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

tRrom the London Mark Lane Express, September 81
PROSPECTS OF THE ENGLISH HARvEST.-Nith
the state of the weather greatly improved, afull
work having been fine, some showers along eX-
eepted, Il great deal of corn has been carried,
and much more would have becu stacked, but
for the general deficiency Of labor. In the south
and west, where the grain was cut, there has
been local injury bysProuting, the high temper
ture and heavy fall OF rain coming on very ripe
and dry samples, the damage being more GXtcn-
sive in the barley, though we hope not very seri-
Gus rs whole. Oats appear to have suffered
only slightly, but the excessive wet has delayed
the digging of potatoes and somewhat increased
the disease The south Of Ireland has also eX-
pericnced some harm from the forwardneSs of
the season; but Scotland and the northern couu-
ties of the England generally will be rather bene-
fitted than iniuriouSly affected, the heating of
the corn being more than counterbalanced by
the renewed growth of the grass the turnips
an! other roots.
The relief to anxiety thus given to the nation
and let us hope that the large amount of produce
yet to be gathered will be safely stored. As
respects the character of the now wheat already
saved there ram beno difference of opinion with
reference TO its general superiority to that of
last year In some localities, moreover, the yield
is excessive, but there will he some in bad
condition, and some sadly sprouted, Though
as i'll all seasons, the inferior soils are deficient
the favorable accounts undoubtly prevail, with
q considerable increase grown. Barley beng a
more limited crop, still further reduced in its
quality fit for mailing, by the wet the best kinds
seam certain to rule high. Oats appear fine,
with full average Beans and peas, especially
the latter, cxcecdit
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20

AT the marriage of Pcleus Thetis, nymph,
assembled all the gods and godlesses excepting Discor
dea who showed her displeasure by throwing the
beauties golden applet which written the
Let Beauty Iue-Juno Minerva and Venus each
laid claim to it. Joro, unwilling decide commanded Mer
curry them to the shepherd Alexander who gave the
prize 10 Venus.
The Golden Apple, which all desiring beautiful
hair striving, consists of the CRAZE
vSE the only elegant preparation the head before
the public.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-20
Lornnsnort, Ia, june 1865.
o.R.n. oaics, vanaalIn, Jans q, lss4.

PROFESSOR WOOD
DEAR SIlt take Measure in Bearing voluntary testi-
onv TO excellence your Hair Restorative. Three
months ago, hair II Snow very dark
brown he original coor) ami glossy. The only
Dicntion have made ii the Restorative prepar
ed by you and which, result in my case, can
most cordially recommend 10 others. @ g7s- ~
Respectfully, yours,