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The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09

ELKToN, June 2nd 1856
hereby certify that have one of Barker's
Lifting and Forcing Pumps in use, recently put
in by Mcssrs. Staples & Cantwell. and have no
hesitation in saying that it works well in every
particular. BENZ. Il. MAY.
June Z, lS56-tf.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09
" WILEY. N. W. HOLLAND +. J. RINEmART
SASH and planning MILL,
PORT DEPOSIT,
fnclU EAupnpfv prxIa m Il

Cecil County, Maryland.
XXTE, the undersigned, hate rebuilt our
w Factory and are now In full operation.
Our building is fire proof and our machinery
of the latest improved Patterns.
Owing to our advan sges In improved
machinery, the situation of our Factory be-
ing at one of the largest lumber markets in
the United States, and our al rangcments for
purchasing lumber and materials from first
hands. We think we can offer inducements
possessed by no other Factory.
We earnestly solicit the attention and
extend an invitation to all Builders, Car
penters, &C., to give us Il call. and examine
sur work and prices before purchasing else
where.
We manufacture to order and keep on
hand
Frames Of all Kinds and Sizes.
such as Door, Window, Sidelights. nc.
DOORS, WASHBOARDS,
SASH, ARCHITRAVES,
SHUTTERS, INSIDE BLINDS,
MANTLES, WOOD MOULDlNGS,
BLINDS. &c, &c.. &c,
OF the Patterns now in use. Brackets and
all kinds Of SCROLL S.iU'ING and TURN
ING I'O ORDER.
Our work is of the very best material, well
seasoned; as VIC make II" second class work i.
We have for sale DRESSED SEASoNED
FLOORING Of all kinds, such AS yellow
Pine, Norway, White Pine and ITemlock.-
WEATHER BOARDING faced, jointed and
rabbitcd.
We have on hand and for sale a large
stock of
HARDWARE FOR HOUSES,
Carpenters Tools, Lead Paints, Oil. Window
Glass. Of all kinds, purchased from the man
uiacturers, and sold at city prices.
We furnish Sash painted and glazed in the
best style and at moderate prices. Work
primed if ordered.
WILEY, holland u co.
April 5, lS5G-tf
The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09

OLn NEWSPAPERS OF CEciL CorHrr We wish
to procure a.complete ie ~ possible of the News
papers pnblish ID in Cecil county prior to August
1t. lSi. at which time this paper was commenced
our object is to bind them and keep them so that
they may be consulted by all persons dcsirous of
referring to their columns We will pay liberal
price for enough to form complete files if they can
remember are The ELKroN PREss. THE ELKroN
COURIER. THE CHrIL WIG. published at Port
Dsposit) TUE Pour DEposIr Rock. and ruE Cecil
G,zErrE. prior to the date above mcntioncd.-
There may have been others, hut We do not now
think of any. Many persons in the county no
doubt have partial files among their Old papers.
which are of little or no use to them We shtli
l.. pleased to rccive any numler however few. M
by getting one here aud another there W" my get
c"mpl.ts files Persons having them who are dis
posed to assist us in collecting tn, IN will please
send them by mail or otherwise to this office. IT,
The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09

CASH will be paid on delivery for HIDES
Nand SKINS. LEATHER sold at city
prices for cash. A II matters come CT d with
the leather business strictly attended to by
j. HASSON.
Elktor, Oct.l3 Near the Howard House.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09
DUNBAR'S
ONE PRICE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Cash Boot and Shoe Shore,
No. 1G S. Second St., corner Of Garter 81.
PHILADELPHIA

i proved, and is supplied with the largest and
best retail Stock in the City, principally ofhis own
manufacture, with choice assortment from the
best Eastern Markets; embracing Ladies', Gents
and Children's Doors, SHOES AND CATERS of
every description. style and quality, embracing
the best styles and qualitiee in this any other
market. This stock cannot be cxcclled for QUAIL
TY. STYLE AND CHEAPNESs.
Each article is marked at the very lowest posi-
bic price. from which no deviation will he made
No cxravagant statements will be needed and
none made to effect sales
Goodycar's Gums in all varieties Pure Gums
50 scarce in the market, always on hand.
The public arc respectfully invited to call.
March 22d lS56-ly.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09
THE CECIL WHIG
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,


TERMS. so .O0a year, in advance
a.5O, if not paid in advance.
500, for clubs oiFive.
1900, for clubs Of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a
sqnure will be published three times for one
dollar; and twenty five cents for each subse-
qu1nt insertion; longer ones in the same lor-
portion. G7-rwelvr lines BREWER, or space
equal TO that make Il square. ADVERTISE
IN .nts published quarterly, semi annually or
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number Of times they are
to be inserted being stated will hc continued
unril forbid and charged according to the
Rmvc rates. Fractions Cfa square charged
as Il square.
rvNo p,per discontinued until all ar
rearagcs are paid.
C. Single copies ofthc paper, FIVE cents
~. B. PALMER. .igeni, N. f. corner of
Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Philadelphia.
The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09

CHAD. j ust received u lot Of fine Eastern
- Shad, clear of the back bone and head.
Also, Mackerel, Red Herring, Dried Beef,
Hams, Bacon, Rice, Cheese, nc. For sale
by X. MAfe p
Elkton, July IL. -.-~--o'" n. JK. I,
The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09

NTEW Black Cloths,
IN New Black Cassimercs,
New Fancy Cassimcres,
New Vestings,
New Congress Caters,
New Patent Leather Shoes,
for Men and Boys, in store now, and for sale
by E. BROWN, JR.
aprl 10
The Cecil Whig., 1856-08-09
New Spring Goods.

NEASONABLE ARTICLES.-Fly Nets, Paraso's
- Linen Coats. White Pants, White and Buff
Vests. just received and for sale by r. +. MAY.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
LITERARY.

GonEYs LADrs BooIThe August No Of this old and "a
vorite publicpton has been received The contents this
month, literary and artistic are if anything little in ad
vance OF the last number, though that almost unnecesa
ry The leading engraving is beautiful and choice pic
ure worth the price Of the number Then there is the ee
giant eoored fashion plate, besides numerous patterns OF
special interest to the ladies, fashions enbroderies
Mr. God every month adding the immense popuari-
to of the Ladys Book and ally cannot see how any la
dy can do without it, Now IS good time TO subs ,ribc and
we advise those who do already take IT, to send for ii
once We will furnish and our paper at 50 per an
s'lA Terms - for single copy copies, So. Ad-
"sess L. \. Cooley, Philadelphia.
hARPEssKing has received his supply Of the August
NUMBER OF this capital publication 1t presents an arae-
i've is OF contents this montheven better tha usuaand
the illustrations are numerous and beautiful Dickens it-
tie p'Ffi' Is continued and grows in interest There is
another ins'ament Of Virginia Illustrated y continuation
OF the ramoes OF Porte Crayon ana his Cousins Get the
number by all means-onIy - cents
King has also Cooley 5 Lady's Book ana C~sbo-, NJ.
azne for August and will soon have Putnams Monthly and
Dickens Household Words
MoRE New Booxs-Slmeon King has Just received Nv o
press another lot of Books, anoag which We notice
many Of interest which doubt not he zane
Such books don't lie upon the shelves great while Wtv
not space 10 enurnerate them, but advise those Who III
10 read, to call and ook at his last lot.
CHAPMAN'S SECTIONAL MAFs-Alnlost everybody knows
the value AID convenience Of and reliable map,
though everybody may know that Chapmaas Sectional
best Published and that Simeon King has them ior sale in
MS Bookstore, but such is tbs fact.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
MEETING OF TIE FREMONT CLUB.

We call the attention of our Republican friends
particularly and every person generally, to the meet
ing Of the Republican Club Saturday evening
next, and every alternate Saturday thereafter we
know it is early yet in the campaign and the feel
ing is not fully aroused; nevertheless our friends
ought to attend these meetings matter of duty.
They must be the backbone of the campaign. From
them will be dffused much of the life and energy
which must animate the campaign if is carried to
any successful result. Our friends then should be
on hand, and give the light Of their countenance
and help with their advice
The Ladies too should attend. They have all the
interest in this strife that any person has, and we
have no doubt feel this interest. They can't vote
I'VE wish they could but they can exercise general
influence which will do much to bring this strife to
a correctIresut They all right, butt would be
encouraging and inspiring, and animating and
strengthening have them present on such occasions
We learn that some of our friends practicing
70 form gee club to enliven the meeting with some
of the stirring campaign Songs ahoat and that we
shall have also some fine instrumental music. The
meetings can be made interesting
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

To- discussion of current political topics was
had attic Court House on Tuesday evening between
Andrew b. jackson, ON the Republican side of the
question, andJ. NJ. Coo on the democratic side, grow
ing out of a challenge Of the latter The discussion
was conducted with good taste and in good temper
and was listened to with attention and interest II
we except some loud talking and an occasional his
Ito by prominent bunker, when Mr.. jackson was
on tue floor, nothing occurred to IN ar the harmony
of the occasion With reference to the result of the
discussion only say If the nunkers are salts
hec with the manner in which their case was presen
ted, the Republicans are abuudantly satisfied with
the way in which 1t was met. five should say that
Mr.. jackson had decidedly the better of his oppo-
nent it would Popbobly be esteemed partisan opin.
ion Therefore refer those curious on the subject
to any present. They viii probably get the same
opinion, with less chance to call it partizan
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FREEDOM CLUB OF BR1sToL

Pursuant to notice, number Of the Republican
electors Of the town OF BRISTOL Kenoaha County, as
sembled in the basement Of the Methodist Church
near Jacksons. on Saturday evening last for tie
purpose Of organizing for the present Presidential
Campaign.
On motion DAVID SMITH called TO the Chair
and j. c. ROBERTS chosen Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by its chairman, by
+. S. Lowell Esq, Col. Frank j. c. Roberts, and
A. b. jackson.
Moved, that Club, to be called the Bristol Free
dom Club be formed
The following officers were then elected:
President-SGlmon Epson,
Secretary- Phlander Judson,
IreaSarer-Ihos. Getting.
Erccnt,re Commiticc-H. s. Thorpe, J. " Kel-
lo-, K. Bourne.
On motion, adjourned,
D. SMITH, { hartman.
j. &. RoBERTs Eocr'efary.
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az At tho discussion tie other evening between
Messrs. Coo and Jackson Dir. Coe alluded to three
votes Of Fremoat in The Senate, which he stated
were in opposition TO the sentiments Of the friends
Of freedom then in the Senate. He vas requested
to name the votes, when tho Senior editor of this
paper stated that lie mistaken with reference to
one Of thomas he ltEe editor) had examined the
record and found it otherwise Nj. Webster here
nerposed and soid that he had examined the record
also and found ii rs Mr.. Coe stated. With this af
frmation and denial the thing rested SO far the
meeting concerned.
Dir. Webster and Coe were correct probably and
the editor of this paper wrong-It grew out of q
msapprohension Of the distinct point atissue They
stated The vote to have been question of abolish
ing slavery in the district of Columbia, while tht
editor not noticing the point distinctly, thought they
alluded to the bill aboshing the slave trade in tn,
District of Columbia, on which Fremont voted il
the affirmative. This correction it is proper Il
make.
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The Weatner and Harvest.

The weather Of the past week Or ten days, has been
admirable for tie growing md lj2euin5 wheat, indeed
could scarcely, ~ any possibility have been better,
and by this time suppose the wheat is beyond the
contingency Of the weather, far as is repening
in excellent condition is concerned. We hear no
complaint, except of the Bug, and its ravages we
judge from the limited complaint sc hear, have not
been very serious. Some wheat was cut last week,
aud at this present writing, the Farmers no doubt
ore in the hurry Of their harvest.
The crop presume viii be full an average one,
If not more.
The growing corn looks fine Some fields Of bar
ley yet uncut we have noticed, look first rate.
The prospect ofthe Farmers for a fair remuneration
for his toll, is good this year
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LUMBER.-By reference to our shipping list,
it will be seen that our Lumber dealers are fill
ing up their yards again pretty fast. Notwith-
standing the heavy importations, the supply
exceeds the demand, even at this season of the
year. Should our western Railroad get to run
ming this fall to Fox River, Lumber dealers will
have to multiply their vessels to meet the in.
creased demand
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Gitp Matters, 1T,
mAxr PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The Office of the Tribune s. Telegraph has been
removed from its late location, to BAILEY >
BRICK BUHDING, 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, c0nven-
lent, handsome rooms that the city Affords lor
our business and not only that but room men
commands as fine a view, in all It's ieng'n anu
breadth, of our beautiful city, as Can be found.
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Harbor Appropriations for Kenosba

After considerable discussion in the Senate
on the 22nd, the bill making appropriation o.
$4,000 for the Harbor at Kenosha, passed by
vote of "a 20 ID We think this bill has not yet
been in the House, but no doubt it will pass that
body. We doubt whether it can get two-third
vote over the Presidents veto
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For the Tribune Telegraph
Kenosha Freemen's Song--No. 1.


Kenosha Freemen's Song---No. L.
AIR--Poacheys of Lincolnshire.
song for our young leader, boys;
Old fogies stand aside, -
Our fast craft, " Young America
Waits not for wind or uue-
Let's ring them out chorus, poys'
And this shall be the lay
rraa mon free soil, free press, Fremont, Reneat
A ssIessfe" win the day
T., spite of all base Buchan-iers,
Wen proudly hold our course,
And LET them howl, " back Buck, haw Breck,
IT'LL all their Threats are hoarse;
,Tis worse than useless all their gas,
Then let them blow away
Free men, &c.
Wen put him in the White House, boys,
Our brave young mountaineer
The stars and sh ipes above Our heads,
And vict'ry in each cheer,
And Freenen, honest, young and strong,
Shall hold the nations sway.
Freemen &c.
Long may our spanged banner wave,
Meier may it lose star,
Our watch cry 'Young America"
Loves peace, but fears no war.
The world will hear our chorus, boys,
And this shall be the lay.
Freemen &c. RNIRFAH
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Furniture

See advertisement elsewhere OF JOHN NIcoLL.
We took look through his warehouse day or two
since and we know he has a very beautiful assert
ment of new furniture which he is prepared to sell
cheap. There is no necessity for our people to so
abroad for furniture however fastidious their taste
may be.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

p Our readers will no doubt miss the adver-
tisoment Of SIMMONS * son, from cur col
umns TINS week. They have been selling rap.
idly to be sure, but have by no means sold out
yet. and ready as heretofore to attend to their
numerous customers.
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TEE CLUB ROOM.

The Fremont Club, ofkenosha have the east room
on the second floor Of Baeys Brick building. 1t is
fitted up with table desks and seats A number O
papers already daily laid on the table and Others
of the leading papers of the country have been sen
for. The latch string is always OUT and the public
arl ,vnIn1r,n.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

u Mr.. N. PIrKrN, Collector of Customs at
this port, has opeued an Office in the building
formerly occupied by Durkee, Truesdell, & Co.,
as an office, at the foot of Market st.
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&-a
Universally acknowledged by all who have used them to be
decidedly the best remedy ever yet discovered for
all ordinary complaints, such as
Dropsy Liver Complaint Janndce Loss of Appetite Indi
g-ston, Heartburn, Sick Headache Erupiye Diseases
General debility, Irregularities suppressions Nervous
ness, Drowsiness Faintnes; Foul Stomach and all the
Diseases arising from morbid of blood and Stonac
As preventive and cure the Fever and Arue these
Pills stand at the head Of all other Medicines.
Ifyou have not used them be advised TO do so immediate.
", and you will fad that they truly all aat they are
recommended 10 be- and far superior to any M all others
Their virtues consist in the web known fact that
THEY PURGE WITHOUT GRIPPING OR LEAVING THE
BOWELS COSTIVE.
They are Alternative, Restorative and
Tonic.
Purifying the Boed.-the great fluid of Hfe-aud giving
strength and tone TO the whole system No family should
single day without them. their timely use viii pre-
vent much sickness and expense.
J. d. PUTNAM Co. Proprietors
Lowell. MSS.
?. ROBINSON Wholesale and Retail Agent for KenoyAs
iy4sl I. SCAMNoS s 90, General Agents caicas.o
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24

ASsEL Moon, ot TIC town OF Bristol in this coun-
ty, has obtained from the department patent for a
new fashioned bed-stead Of lis own invention. Bv
this invention the four rails permanently united
the posts being readily taken of pat en- The adj
vsntagcs of such az arrangement viii be easily un
dersteoi
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HATS

Gents s. Boys HATS of Straw-Pedal Braid.
Leghorn, Panama, & p. L.--all cheap according to
auailty-lnfantS and Misses Hats 81 Flats;
Trimmed and Uuntrimmed
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SHAWLS

a great variety embracing long and square
Broche, cheap and super Stella. Black SILK. NJ.
de Lame, Bafege, Plain Thibets, Printed Cashmere
and Grape ranging in price from very low to pretty
well up!
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FREMONT CLUB.

% saturday Evening
at the Court House. -, c,, INA .,.-o - =,
MR LOWELL VIII ADDRESS 'he NluO shoulu "ieie NC no
ssater from abroad.
General attendance is invited.
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200 Bonnets, embracing every kind from the com
mon TO the best quality with plenty of Ribbons.
common and French Flowers, Lining, Iouschis, &C.
10 trim.
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DEAR SIR ny hair had for several year, been hecoy
ing prenaurely gray accompanied by harshrc-s Eit~
rendered the constant application of oil necessary m Jrss
ing 1t. When | commenced usDg yopr Hair ResuAtv.
about two months ago, it was in that condition and 2y.
continued to use until within the last Few weeks d..
turned to its natural color and ASSUMED tucs. and m
TIRE greatly to be preferred to those produced ~ ito a~p
cation OF oils any other PREPARATION have ever ,
regard it Indispensable article for every aty s
whether 10 be used Hair Restorative. or for IT, r
purpose of dressing beauying the hair You ore
mission to refer to all who entertain any doubt 90 Is
forming ali that is claimed Tor It. MRS c. ) HGNFs
Cincinnati Ohio Feb. 1854 Ia Tli-l 81
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81. louis me a. 1883.
PEoF Woon: syou are abont PREF Ire and 4-5 vcur
recently discovered Hair Restorative an yor rr INV
opinion Of it, will state, that my hair VS. fw m2.rrs
ago, very gray, and after using bottle your ~ Re-
cation all dandrud has disappeared nom uF head ar8
have been troubled with no Gisagreeabe itch escals
am satisfied that those who it will regret r., 8 Il
gives the appearance Of having been recently Oiled an
prepared, therefore, recommend is use To all w are ~
srous OF having beautiful head OF hair
/ an Sir, yours, etc. II. I. STEWART
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THE INDIVIDUAL

Who picked up few days ago on West Main
Street. a small gold loeket containing minia-
ture, and attached to a string OF coral beads,
does very wrong to retain it. If he viii return
it to this Office, or send it here, he will receive
the blessings of bereaved young lady, and reap
the rich reward of an approving conscience.
Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-07-24
MEMS WEAR.

All kinds Of goods for mems wear from DENNIS to
cheap.
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PROP. o. j. WOOD: Allow attest the yirt - s.5
magic powers ofyour Hair Restorative Three months es
being exceedingly gray, purchased and conn ..>t
to use, two hotties; and II soon began tell IN res orr
silver locks 30 thir native Color and the hair which
fore dry aud harsh, and falling OF became soft III
~ ana " ceased falling Tie dandrGG disappeared, ta
scalp lost all the disageeable itching 50 annoying r- q
and now, not only look, but feel young again.
Respectfully yours etc. CHARLES HHITN.T
20 Sold at ia Market street St Louis Missouri. ~
Broadway, New York, and by all Druggists tsewh re-
kinds OF family patent medicines for sale She best
bic terms nj Professor Woods Establishments ia NJ u 8.
Street, St. Louis,
so Sold here by all the Druggists and at aarvfa ctcf
prices w. oeSale and retail, at Milwaukee and Chicare
kESUSHt. 3int6.
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THAT all the bald and gray can be restored 'ct,y Z,
original growth, far their locks are a..,l -rv,
does not admit of doubt; besides Il viii as h.u
disease of the scalp, whether developed is daHdl 81 .
or IN any shape OF cuancous erupuonS,ve 81 .4.
and in no possible Wilt fail Of curing ms by lsi
y0us periodical headache, and used twice VEGA E
the young regularly il VIII preserve the color 81 keep ne
hair from falling, to any imaginable age. Read and axs
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Blinds. Blinds. Blinds !
FLOUR ELOUP J

EVERY variety If Window Blinds manufactured 70 ora>
- Short notice, at 1IAMBROOK'S Sash, Door and 81
Factory, lat door east Of City Bank.
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DIssOITTIOy.

THE Co-partnersh.p heretofore existing he'rer0 ''e
! aersigned, unifs the style 81 Freeman .at
bee, dissolved by mutUa conser. and al W. raqes ans
counts of the Firm placed IN the hands Of NJ Freeman
i authorized to make all COLLECTIONS and settle ~ ir.is
ness. ADOLPHtS FRkthAc.,
ALFXAN CO%NhLb
Genoa, june Seth. 1886 %Vr
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a Fashionable Cutter.
Invented in 1866.

Warranted Superior 20 all others or no
Pay.
AND THEY VIII STAND THE TEST
Pronounced by the Medical Faculty to be the
best Cathartic Medicine yet discovered.
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NJ. II. GLIDlEE.
c T. z. Qgcs, paalaIsa, .Jsnt .t,..i 1874

Q r. Z. QDEcs, VGaddItd, Ji@nt II. 50
PR0f. Wu0D--
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in bearing volu er, ttsro-
ny to the excellence Of your Hair Restorative
ago my hair was very gray. 1t DARK 1Ga~u Due
original coor) smooth and glossy. The only St.e1n
have made to it, has been the Hair Restorative r.pa
you, and which, from the result my own case asi tcss
cordially recommend 0 others.
Respectfully, Yours, EDWARD JTOLCNTT