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Notice.

PURSUANT to decree of the mid.
= die District Chancery Court OF the
State Of Mississippi, at Yazoo city, rem
dered on the first day Of April A. d.
1856, in certain canse therein pend.
ing, in which Samuel W. Oakley is corns
plaiIant, and the heirs of O. L. Nash
are defendants. I will, on
Monday, tile 10th day Of June 1856.
within the hours prescribed by law, at
the court house, in Yazoe city, III said
State, proceed to sell at public auction,
on credit ofsix months, the following
described tracts of land, lying in the
county of Yazoo, in said State, and re-
spectively described as fsllows: South
east quarter and east halt of south west
quarter of sectionriour township eleven.
range two west, containing, by estina-
ton, two hundred and forty acres, iffvf &
or less. The purchaser Of said tract Of
land will be required to give bond with
good security, bearing eight per cent.
interest per annum, from date, for tn;
purchase i1onev.
NATHANIEL A. JOHNSON;
| May ID, lS56-n52-5wl Commissioner, dc
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legal Notices.
Office.

DURaUANr TO q decree Of the Mid
l die District Chanctry Court Of Tho
State of Mississippi, at Yszoo city rens-
dered on the 9thday of April 1855, in
a certain cause therein pending in
which Oakley a. Hawkins, and 9th rs.
are compliments and j. @. Dabls and
others are defendants, will
On Monday, the 1Gth day 81 Ia7f6
1856,
within the hours prescribed by law, at
the Court House in Yazoo city, in said
State, proceeu to sell at public auction
on credit ofsi months, the following
described lot, or parcel Of groand lying
and being III the town of Yazoc city; in
the county OF Iazoo, and State aiere.
said. being the southwest portion of
lot number two hundred and twenty
four, as designated on the map or plan
of said town, beginning at the centre
of the wall dividing said property from
tthe Drug Store. now owned and occu.
pied by Ihoml son & Co., and Summing
up Main street. twenty three feet, six
inches, more or less, to the centre of the
brick wall dividing said property iron,
1.-THE brick store Of j. j. Hughes. and
wMchisnow occupied by Higginbotham
d Co, thence in direct line WITH said
( wall to Mound street, thence down.
Mound street to point where the cen.
tire Of Thompson & Cos line strikes
tsaid street; thence to the place OF be-
ginning.
} The purchaser Of said lot or parcel Of
ground will be required to give bond
with approved security, bearing eight
lper cent interest per annura from its
date, for the purchase money.
8 SIMON Z. MASSEY,
may Is 50 st. Commissioner.
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NEW GOODS.

WE are prepared to exhibit general as
w sortment of everything pertaining to the
Dry Goods business. We are in ceipt o.
Staple Goods;P nts: bleached and unbleached
Domestcs; Sheetings: Linen and cotton shirt
ings, brown and bleached: birds eye diaper;
Crash and toweling, Of al descriptions; Plaid
and striped Marlboro cotton Goods for servaT Is
Co.tonades; Planters Linen and Russia Duck;
Linen d cotton checks; brown Linen; white
and own Jeans.
Fancy Goods. Barage, Grenadne and foun-
ced organdie Robes; Printed Jaconets and
Linens; Ginghams, Muslins, Brliants, &c.
Whit Goods. Real White Swiss; dotted
White Swiss; Plain and checa yaconets; Null
and Nansook Lawns; Dim ty and pure Iris i
Han kerchiels Embr'd, Corded. Hems.ich
ed and Linon Cambria Hdkfs; Gents do. do
-9s Boots and Shoes, -
Ryan's best Caters. Bootees, Slippers ant
Buskins, for ladies' wear Rynn's Oxfor
Ties, begged and sewed and SUPERIOR, alf-skir
pump.soled boots for gents. Ryan's Mics
and Childr-n's. Shoes: of all kinds and sizes
Ryan's Ladies' mbr'd and Paro di Slipnerse'
CIo.hing and Hats. !. vssa
Soft, light French Cashmere Hats; TO
summer we 6f. Alpacca. Linen Black Cloth
and Marseiiles Coats Black Doe skin ant
fanby Cashmere Pants White and colore,
Du K Pants shrunk; Cuff and white Marseil
les Vests Figured Mafseiiles vests; Plain an
Gf'ss' sss'se collars and Sets, a
Iaconet and Muslin Collars. Maltese Collars
Mourning Collars; Muslii and Jdconet Sets
White Grape sets, Mourning sets;s ...
H. We respectfully solicit the attention OF oli
friends and the public to oM stock. Order
filled with care ..,.s..-. 800. ~. :,
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In pursuance of the provisions of a
Deed OF Trust executed to US by
Richard B. Powell, on the Isth day Of"
January 1854, for the benefit ct Oakry
& Hawkins, and which has bsen duly
recorded, and for the purpose of dis.
charging the balance due said Oakley
& awkins by said Powell, and secured
in aid deed. we will sell, on
Monday, :he 10th day OfJufie 1856,
at public sale, at the courthouse in va
zoo city, to the highest bidder, for cash,
the following described property, being
part of that conveyed in said died,
in trust, the southeast quarter of sec
ton eighteen in township eleven range.
two west; and the following nalned
negroes: Lewis, Creepy, Emily, Fanny,
and Sophia. Only SO much of the
above property Will be sold as Will BE-
required to pay the balance due Oakley
d Hawkins and the expenses of sale.
The titles of the above property wa
consider good, but will only convey
such as is vested In Us as trustees.
\. G. NNYYEE,s Trustees
va,oo C;ty,. Nae TX lS56 ma S.U
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GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
AND FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
w. HI. STEVENS & co.

W. He STEW Ems ~ w.
HAVE just received their large and elegant
II Il supply of Spring and Summer Clothing,
Which for style extent, variety, and superior
manufacture, must meet the appreciation Of all.
Dress and Frock Coats ade of all the va
rious colors and grades of cloth. Business
Coats of every i scription; Pantaloons of end
less variety: Vests, comprising all the vario, s
styles of goods the market affords.
Youths and Boys Clothing-This depart
ment is now complete Roys Of al ages can
befted The ladies are invited TO call and
Eexamine our stock. s = =
The Furnishing Department Embracing
every article suitable to the wardrobe of fashion
or comfort, consisting Of Shirts of ev ,ry quality
and price, warrantedto ft; Gloves Of every
variety variety and style; Fancy crsvats and
ties; Italian Cravats; Undershirts and drawers
Of every materidl suitable fot the season: SIS.
psnders ofthe most improved styles; Also or
steck Of Hats, Bostss Shoes, Trunks, Umbrel.
Purchaser win and al this establishment
whatever they may wish, for simple display. AL
orders will receive prompt and csrefal attention
lyicksburg mar11
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Notice.

The firm Of Jackson, Man owe 4. Co., having
been dissolved on the LIST Januery last. by the
death of o. Jackson, we will hereafter
cont nue. our Dry Goods Business. assisted by
Mr.. w. w. atchings under the name and
style of G. A. Manlove & Co. We respect
fully solicit from our friends and the public a
continuance OF the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended. c. A. MANLOVE,
Vicksburg may 81 JNO. d. COBB.
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Legal Notices.
SHERIFTsS SALT
Pm. McC Ann, Commissioner,


E. v. MATTHEWS ct al.
/ By virtue Of the above stated execution.
to me directed from the Hon. Vice Chances
~ Court, Middle District of Mississippi.
will expose to public sale for cash. before
the Court House door Of Yazoo county, on
Monday, the 10th day Of June
1866,
within the hours prescribed by law. The
follow described tract OF land to wit:
The southeast fourth Of section fourteen
township ten. range three west.
Levied onas the property ofthe defehdah
and will be sold TO satisfy a balance due Of
the above stated case.
M. A. JENKINS, Sheriff,
By w. H. MANauM, d.
Yazoo ity, may 9, 81 Ct.
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BY Telegraph.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA

>-S-A->1-~ - :. u :. = :. 1850
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
NEW YoRK. May 81, 1885,
The Cunard Steamer Canada arrived at Boston
10 day from Liverpool, with adyices TO 10th inst
Brown, Shipley a Go. circular, reports Cotton
market unchanged. Sales for week 46 600 balesl az
which spectators took $4,000, Importers 5000.
The sales ON Saturday the day which the Cannda
sailed reached 10000. Market closed Arm.
Fair Orleans quoted at pence. Middlng Or
leans, 6 5-l6 Stock on hand $50 000
Flour advanced Spence 10 one shilling
Wheat had advanced one penny
Indian corn advanced pence.
Beef had declined.
Pork unchanged.
Bacon and Lard activeat former prices.
American stocks quiet and unchanged
Money market undergone no change since sailing
of the Asia. Consuls advanced II quoted 92iS
Bullion IN Bank Of England increased $4,000 &.
The bidding for the new loan Of 900 900 sterling
going on with great activity.
The queen had received the cougratulatory address
OF Parliament on the restoration of peace at which
she was gciousy pleased to express her satisfaction
Parliament had adopted both thanks and navy for
courade and galanhy displayedby soldiers and sal
Tors in the late war
The Steamship Fulton aerived at New York TO-
day. She brings Clarendons reply to marcy
de says If the iawsof the United States have been
lnfinged upon, America is entitled to demand, and
Siahu VIA hut ncslGAVe w uloEt HlOsJ amps SAT
isfaction, but her Majesty Government most equiv
ecay disclaims any intention either to infringe upon
the laws, or disengage the policy and sovereign
RICHES of the Udited States.
He says further that Mr.. Champion and the
ConsolS at New York, Philadelphia and Cincinnati
solemnly deny the acts charged against them and
the United States have now opportunity Of weigh
ing declarations from gentlemen of unimpeachet
honor and integrity against coidence uron which Nc
relianceis to be placed. He concludes bp exprer
sing the hope that THIS explanation will be salts
factory it being the desire other Maesty's Govern
ment to continue unbroken relations of friendshi
In anticipation of the return of Mr. Fillmore
the City Council in New York have rendered hii
hospitalties VI tbs City.
New ORDEANs, May 81.
Sales cotton amount to 5000 bales Prices ur
changed since the receipt of Canadas news
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FRESH COODS.


we have jast received a ullsupply Of Boo
and Shoes,
Mems russetts and heavy brogans,
Boys kip brogans,
Women's goat lace boots,
Wvmen's cal lace boots,
Ladies' foxed CATERS,
Ladie, plain CATERS.
Ladies kid slippers,
Childrens kid boots,
Children's shoes oil descriptions,
..itst ALSO
A full supply Of servants goods,
Lowells, Jeans, Linseys,
Strip, lowells,
Strip Of all kinds,
Drills, checks.
Brown musqnito, INST etc.
HAMILTON WRIGHT L CO.
Vicksburg, may g.
INFECT Fmportatons--Just received froi
~ European Manufactures a large lot OF
ve,y choice Linen Goods, which we can and
and will sell as low ifnot lower, thamany goods
Of like quality in Vicksbwg, upon the same
terms.
Linen Cambria Hdk'fs. from l2A cts. to 81 so
Printed Linen Lawns ct all prices,
Handsome printed linen stripes for children;
Linen duck, Farmers linen etc,
Corded dimity for sun bonnets.
For sale by r D HOWE.
Vicksburg mayo
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Flesh Crackers: 40 packages, soda, Boston
.5utter and water crackers received by
DANIEL SWETT.
Vicksbnrg may O.
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PRFOEssOR WOODS
Fl A IsR RE s Z OR A TIVE
TT HASWoRKFD MIRACLTSr

THAT all the Bald and gray can be restored per-
J. fectly tooriginal growth, 50 far as their locks
are concerned, does adtit Of doubt; besides, it
willcure every possible disease of the scalp, whether
developed as dandruf, itching. or in the shape Of
cutaneous eruptons---even scald.head-and in no
possible ease win Il fail Of curing. as If by magic,
nervous periodical headache, and If used twice
week by te young, regularly, It will preserve the
color and keep the hair from falling, to any imagin
able age Read and judge ,o.,
MEssRs. o. ]. wooD d Co:
Enclosed, please find thirty EIGHT dollars it being
the amount for Hair Restorative Ihave sold it all.
II you choose, you may send sin
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think can sell it.
1t has worked miracles in this place. ! sold man
six 81 bottles that bald and it fetched new hair
out all over his head.
CIR. r. Office, Nandala, June q. 1854.
PROFESSOR WooD-
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in bearing volunta-
ry testimony the excellence Of your Hair Restora
tive. Three months ago, my hair was very gray.
1t is dark brown, (the original color, smooth
and glossy. The only application have made 10
it, has been the Hair Restorative prepared by you
and whieh, from the result in my own case, can
most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully, yours, EDWARD WOLC0TT.
! VINokNNEs. indiana, June 10th 1858,
/ PRoF. Oh. Woop:--Dear Sir: As you are
about to manufacture extensively and vent
your recently discove Ell Hair Restorative.
will state, tor whoms' ~ it may concern. thu
I have used it and no VII others use it; thi
/ have for several been in the habit of using
other hair restoratives, and that I find you
vastly superior to any other know. It en-
tirely Gle anses the b. ad ON dandruff, and will
on months proper use v i'll restore any person.
hair to the original youthful color an6 texture
giving it healthy, loft. and glossy appearance
and all this without discoloring the hands tina
appl, it, or the dress on which it drops.
would therefore recommend its use to eve
ry one desirUu of having a fine color an
texture Of hair.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

CORHAM d. ROWLETT ar, in receipt oil
VI their frs' shipment Of Spring Goods, to
which they respectfully cali the attention Of
their patrons and the public. Tney would cal
the attention of the Ladies particularly to thei
stock of Fancy Dress Go de, &C., which have
been selected with much tafe and in good taste
Their stock Of Dress Goods consists in part o
Rich Paris Organizes;
Rich Swiss hawns;
Rich Glasgow Lawns:
Rich Printed Cambrics:
Rich arts Chintz Iaconet:
Rich Satin stripe Tiss les;
Rich Paris Tissue Robes,
Rich Chaela Robes;
Rich Berege Robes;
Rich 'hintz Powered Robes;
Satin Stripe Pampadore:
Satin Plaid Tissues;
! Rich Chinese Berege Robes3
Rich Or andie Robes;
Ri h Chiftz Robes;
! Rich Paris Robes;
Rich Striped Foulard Silks;
Silk Founced Robes;
Black Grape Ispalians
Black and White eyes, double with;
Back and White Organizes,
Black and Lavender Berege Robes.
Vleksburg. April 4.
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LAW CARE ID.

LAW CARD.
n D. GIBBS and GEO. B. WILKIN-
~. son, will hereafter practice Law in
partnership. They will practice in Yazoo and
the adjoining counties and the Courts at Jack.
son.
Office the same heretofore occupied by @. D.
Gibbs. My 30 Ct.
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Respectfully Yours
WILSON KING.

ST. LOUIS, June %, 1853.
RROF. WOOD: As you are about to prepare and
vend your recently discovered hair Restorative, and
you request my opinion oft will state, that my
hair was, few months ago, very gray, and after
using two bottles Of your Hair Restorative it resum
ed its original color and since its application, all
dandruff has disappeared from my head, and have
been troubled with no .disagreeable itching of the
scalp. am satisfied, that those who it. will not
regret it, it gives the appearance of having been
recently oiled. / prepared, therefore, to recon-
mend its use to all who DESTROYS of having beau
tiful head Of hair.
am, sir, yours, ets., q. /. STEWART.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CoUNcIS CHAMBER, }
N Hr1.y Ar,pil lk Ike

r- CoUNcII CHAMBER,
Yzoo CRY, April 10. 1855
PREsENT- Hiram Harrison, President,
ii. Is. Kidd, j. y. Hunter, II. G..
Tyler, +. BOrksdale, A. J. Collins, E.
Bowman and o. w. Henderson,
Councilmen.
The minutes of The previ Us meeting were
read aid. oD motion adopted
The bond OF A. b. Johnson was presented
and approved as follows: Ayes, Harrison, Kidd,
Hunter, Tyler, Henderson, Barksdale, Collins
and Bowman
The Bond of w. B. Richardson, was read
and approved as follows: Ayes, Harrison, Kidd,
Hunter, Tyler, Henderson, Barksdale, Collins
'and Bowman.
Fhe bond OF s. T. Massey, was read and
approved go follows: Ayes, Harrison, Kidd,
Hunter, Tyler, Henderson, BafksdGle, Collins
and Bowman.
The bond of l. H. Hunter was read and APP
proved as follows. Ayes, Harrison, Kidd, Tyler,
Hunter, HendeIs rksda.e, Collins and
Bowman. an,
The bs y.... I, vad ! and approved
as follows "a esq IS .sfisOn, Kidd, Henderson,
Tyler, Hunter, X ale, Collins and Bow
IMAM.
The bond Of s. L. Osborne, was read and
approved as fellows: Ayes: Harrison, Hunter,
Henderson, Tyler, Barksdale, Collins and
BOwman.
On motion Of F. Barksdale the Clerk was
instructed to record the BONDS Of all the Town
Officers in the Minute Book of the Board of
own Council and deposit their seals in the
Iult Of Michie &, Co
The President announced the following
NandIng committees for the enssing year;
On Streets and Nusances F Barksdale,
'f.. III. b Kidd
y. w. Henderson,
On Hospital o. Hunter
f-r A ]. Collins,
n. T.. Bowman.
On Ordinance-E. Bowman,
l II c. Tyler.
On Accounts--H. 3. Kidd,
O. w. Henderson,
+. Barksdae.
H. B. Kidd offered the following resolution
which adopted.
Resolved, that the Committee on Ordinanc
taEe into consideration the propriety of having
the ordinances of the town compiled and repor
at the next regular meeting.
On motion the Board adjourned,
HIRAM HARRISON, President.
W. B. RICHARDSON, City Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Samuel Goodwin,
vs. Decree.

4 VS.. | DcCFee.
Elizabeth Herndon, ct al.
.DY virtue of the above stated decree,
y = to me directed, from thu honorable
Circuit Court of YaR1o county, State of
Mississippi, sitting as Court of Chan
Gerry, rendered at the May term, 1855,
in certain cause then pending, in
which Samuel Goodwin is complain
ant. and Elijah It'll Herndon It al. are
defendants. | will. on
Monday, the 10th day Of june next,
at the front door of the egsirt-house, in
Yazoo city, expose at public sale, with
in the hours sprescrib bed by law, to the
hishest bidder, for SAsrt, the east half
ofsthe northeast quarter of section four
in township eleven of range two west
Sold to satisfy the above stated decree
and costs: 49, sFA
NJ A. JENKINS. Commissioners.
Fasoo City. May II, 1856. n5aSw
ADWINlSTRATOf NOTICE.
4 S administrator IF the estate OF s.
"a M. Prichet, | will at tue June term
1856, of the Probate Court OF Yazoo
county, make afinal settlement OF said
sstate and ask for leave tosurrendermy
letters, !. 80 3, r, Us. PKICIlET,
May 16, 50 ST. Adm d strators
$3.50 EXECts T6lN NOTICE
AS Executor of the last will ard test
anaent 81. 81 2richett, / will at che June
term 1855, of the Probate Cont Of va.
! 100 county, make q final settlement Of
said estate anil ask for leave tosur1ells
der my letters
~ $! PRICHET Exsct ters
+ May IS, So 81,
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Com missioner > sale.
WILLIAM BATTAILE,
ys. Decree in CIV !

vs.. DeCIe6 IN NHV
STURDY F. GARNER ct al
By Virtue Of A decree ofthe Hon. Middle
Dist ct Vice Chancery Court to me d.
rected. will exp sc to public sale before
the Court House door in Yasoo City on
Monday, the End day of June, 1856,
within the hours prescribed by law. on a
credit of six months, the following described
lands to- wit: e f
South half Of the north east quarter of
the north east quarter, in section twelve,
in township eleven. range one west. con-
tanning twenty acres, and the west half OF
the south west quarter of section seven.
township eleven, range one east, sold to
satisfy the above stated decree.
Notes With approved security viii be re-
quired Of purchasers.
M. A. JENKINS, Commissioner,
Yazoo i.y, april 20. SO St.
$500 sHERTFF's SALE.
B. j. Butler,
XIV. Mckinney.
Jesse Alsop,
Same.
RY virtue of the above stated Execu-
- ton to me directed, from the Hon.
Circuit Court of Yazoo county, will
sell to the highest bidder tor. cash,
ON MONDAY. THE 26TH DAY OF
| MAY 1856
at the Cont House doorof said county.
within the hours prescribed by law, the
following property, viz:
Two negro men to- wit: =
| Edmund and Scott.
Levied on as the property of said de-
fendant, and will be sold to satisfy the
above stated case and costs.
| M. A. JENKINS, Sheriff.
by W. Ell. MANGvM, D. s.
Yazoo city may 10th 50 2t.
| Annual Settlement.
As Guardian Of w. ID. and M F Miller
I will at the June term 1856, Of the Hon
Probate Court Of Yazoo county, make m,
annual .ettlement. #fF
E M. r. GREER.
| y21856, SO st.
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III. DILLINGHAM;,
6 C7e- 10 %.
CARRIAGE REPOSITORY.

And Agent for sew
eral of the largest
Man ufactori, S Of the
North. and are pre-
dared TO give orders
for all description Of
Carriages at Manu-
facinrer's nrices.-
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FRESH SUPPLY.

A L No2 Washington street, my be found
IA Beautiful assortment of superior French
SMILED cashmere fr"ck coats, assorted colors
French Bombazine and II liam cloth coats.
Barpour, Casnmerette. end black and colo: ed
frceks and sacks.
All qualities of F,ench and English Mcrine
coats.
White and brown Duck, Drilling Linen fan.
cy MarseiIles and other styl.s of summer coats.
Is w II STE VENS & Co.
Vicksburg april Is.
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'ASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING

MRS.MAGUIRE would respectfully int rm
WI the the Ladies of Yazoo City and vicinity
chat she is prepared to make dress in The
most fashionable style and at 4 e shortest
notice, Lady Basques, Capes, Mantals, Bri-
dal Dresses in everv variety. Her plan of
cutting 10 entirely her own, OBTAINING La1ies
at most but ten minutes. One measure taken
will suit the whole year. Corner Jefferson
and Washington street. Latest fashions re
ceived monthly, Yazoo ity, April IL, AZ ly.
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The attention of purchasers is respectful
" solicited at No, ll6 Gravier. Street rear
Of the St. Charles Hotel, New Orleans. -
April II Ally
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/ am, sir, yours, ets., n. L. STEWART.
Cincinnati, Ohio, February 10, 1854.
PRoF. WooD-

DEAR SIR: My hair had, for several years, been
becoming prematurely gray accompanied by harsh
which rendered the constant application of oil
in dressing it. When l commenced using your Hair
Restorative, about two months ago, it was in that
or and assumed softness and lustre greatly to be
preferred to those produced by the application of oils
or any other preparation have ever used | regard
it as an Indispensable article for every lady toilet
whether to be used as Hair Restorative or for the
simple purpose of dressing or identifying the hair
You have permission to refer to me all who entertain
any doubt of its performing all that is claimed for it.
MRS. G. SYMCNDS.
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WATERTowN, Mass, May l, 1854.
PROF O. J. WOOD: Allow me 10 attest the viz
tues and magic powers of yeur Hair Restorative,
Three months since, being exceedingly gray, pur-
chased and soon commenced to use two bottles and
it soon began tell in restoring the silver locks to
their native color and the hair which was before dry
and harsh and falling of, became soft and CLOS
sy, ard it ceased falling; the dandrutf disappeared,
and the scalp lost all the disagreeable itching SO
noying before and now not only look but feel young
again.
Respectfully, yours, etc CHARLES WHITNEY.
u Sold at ia Market street, st. Louis Mo-, 81 6
Broadway, New York, and by oil Druggists, every
where All kinds of family patent medicines for
sale the best possible terms, at Professor Woods
establishment ia Market street, St Louis