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RESTORfNG GRAY HifR TO IT'S ORIGINAL

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Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced pre-
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color Each hair has root in the skin, and is Of itself
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hollow and it becomes gray To invent balm that would
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IT, 1t will bring the hair its natural color by making
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II is mistaken notion that oil grease will restore
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A sYLLoGIsM.

PROPOSITION lst.
Every Lady and Gentleman desires beautiful head Of
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Its immense sale-ueary 100000 bottles per year
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II
Union Cnirersify, MurfTeesboro, Tennessee,
Says "Notwiths,anding the irregular use Of Mrs. s.
A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer &C., the falling of Of
hair ceased and my grey ioeks restored TO their orr
gisai color"
REV. NJ. TEACHER go years of agc), Pitcher, Che
mango Co. N. Y any hair Is restored its
raj color, and ceases to fall Off"
REV. WM. CUTTER, I'D. Mothers Magazine, N. Y.
''My hair Is changed 10 its natural color, &c"
REV. b. p. STONE, D. D., Concord, n IL. "My
hair which gray Is now restored to its natural color,
REV. d. CLENDENIN, Chicago, III. ~ can add
my testimony, and recommend il to my friends"
REV. ID. 4. WOOD, Middletown, N. Y. my own
hair has greatly thckened, also that Of Of my fami
Is who was becoming bald"
REV. J. p. TUSllN Charleston, S. G. '''Ihe white
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duced good effect upon my hair and can and have
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| REV. A. BLANCHARD, Meriden, n IL. 1--WE think
very highly Of your preparations &c.'
/ REV Is c. SMITH, Prattsburgh, N. Y. " was
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REV II. A. PRATT, Hamden, n. \. lf-We might
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES cLARKE's


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TO MiRRIED LADIES,
It, is peculiarly suited IL will, in short dmc bring ON
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These PiHs Mouif not Be taken 5y iaa'es turing the
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although powerful remedy do contain IRON caomcl
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Full directions accompanying each package
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Rochester, n. Y.
". d. 81 90 ard postage stamps enclosed to any au-
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j. NJ. HENRY, Agent for Waterbury, VT. and ono
Druggist iu every town iu the United States. Oily
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HEALTH DEPENDS ON PURE BLOOD.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS PURIFY THE
HI-nAn

SO DISEASE CAN RESIST THEIR jrurct0us usH.
MID operation rith strcestH cfeet NE pccuari-
W Of Braarahs Pitb. Our race are subject to re-
dundonoy Of Initiated bile, this season. and tits as dam.
gerous as 10 is prevalent, but Brandreth Pills afford
Invaluable and efficient protection. By their occasional
prevent the collection Of those impurities, which.
when In sufficient quantities, much danger TO
the body health They soon cure liver complaint dys-
pepsia loss OF appetite, pain n the head, heart burn,
pain iu thc breast bone sudden iuucss and
ln brief Brandrcths Pills work their way 20 the very
roots of thc disease cleansing ia their pasaac removing
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Che whole system renovated. and Che functions and duty
Of lie become pleasure where before they had been
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loved vomiting OF the most serious character, whether
from soasicsncss otherwise where tc rctchjug has
been appalling, single dose OF four Brlndrefis PUs
has a. cured and Che patient has fallen into sweet
sleep. When the mind collect itself: when t4c
memory fails when &C. is an effort to fx the aucntiou
when sleep IS broken and waking hours harras-
ed with forebodugs % evil chen Braudreths Pills should
De used. II those warnings remain UNDECIDED, rheuma-
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tions, aundcc, dropse piles, appopexies and cost,c-
moss win suddenly present themselves. These Brau-
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they win also cure. Use them at once; DO not let prcu-
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BHAvnuErrs ruronf or DISEASE.
Never extract blood. Blood IS the lle. Hy abstract
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case, but ,eocg5-r mis- only the reduction Of
isscaing tte p0cer 10 tcal And by thus taking away
natures tools, YOU may prevent her from fully repairing
hora,ages Of udlmaton, and convert what nigh; only
have been thc sickness OF few days weeks into a
chronic affection of months and years.
BntSDnrHs Puls accom- wrru NArrHr.
Natufcs remedy n lact. When sudden, acute OF cone
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LFrom bid Ndltor d te ReaI Eslale AdyerlI.or.I


BosroN. p School Street. March 20 1870.
DEAR SIN Having become prematurely quite gray,
was induced some six weeks since, 10 make trial Of
YOUR Restorative have used less than bottles but
the gray hairs have all disappeared and although my
hair has NOT hly attained its original color yet the pro-
cess Of change gradually going on, aud In great
hopes that ia short time my hair will be as dark for
merly have also been much gratihcd at the healthy
moisture and yigor Of the hair which before harsh
and dry; and II has ceased 70 out as formerly.
respectfully yours, D. Q. NJ. RUPP.
prnfpsgor Wood.
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A CARD no nine LADIES.-DR. Du-

A CARD TO THE LADIES.--DR. DU-
IA roNco's French PERIODICAL GOLDEN Pills.
Iufallihe ia removing stoppages Irregularities Of
the mcusos. These Pills nothing new but have been
used by the Doctor for many years. both in France and
America, with unparalleled success in every case and he
Is urged by many thousands Of Ladies who have used
them 20 make the Pills public, for the alienation OF
those suffering from any irregularities whatever well
az to prevent pregnancy those ladies whose health will
not permit increase OF family Pregnant females OF
those supposng themselves cautioned against us
ms these Pills while pregnant, as the proprietor assumes
no responsibility the above admonition, although
their midness would prevent any mischief 10 the health
otherwise these Pills recommended Full and cNpi
cit directions accompanying each BoN. Price Sl.OO
Upon the receipt Of dollar, box will be sent "a
any address by return mail. Direct all orders to
FRED. h. SMITH, Wholesale Druggist, Montpelier
General Agent for the State Of Vermont
Geo Nichols, Agent, NOrthhcld 10
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o. j. WOOD & CO., Proprietor, 3l2 broadway N. Y.
50.3m and ia Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold here by l.. i. PIERCE and FRED. Il. SMITH,
and by all Druggists throughout the country.
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From the Editor of the "Daily Gazette Elmira, n. Y
80 TLECTRIC OIL" AND DIR. SMITH

H II all we have seen in the papers be true, (and
we have doubt of il, because personally ac-
quanted with several Of the PARTIES whose opinions are
giyen) then DR.. Smith, Of Philadelphia, has made the
most important medical diecoye cry heard Of for the
cure Of an kinds OF severe pain and we know eminent
houses that by $1,000 worth time, great has the
demand become for this Electric Oil. We hear Of
swcllrd limbs reduced in hours OF piles cured in
two weeks headache and toohache in ten minutes of
rheumatism in day, and paralysis even in three weeks.
40 ordinary treatment can accomplish such results =
then
General Wholesale Agent FRED. e. SMITH, Mont
pccr, VI. sold by Druggists and Merchants in every
town and village p:
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BOSTON MAnKEr. sEprENBrR 3, 1857.

BOSTON MARKET, SEPTEMBER 3, 1851
ASUES--ihc market H. firm for both kinds with a
small stock Of Pots. The salos have been at "a Sc
for Pots, and 6-S 7 3-ic FOR Pearls.
GRAIN--Ihc market for Corn has been rather dull
during the week, with considerable arriving The sales
Of southern yellow have been at % 0Sc and Western
mixed OF 93 glc per bushel In Oats considerable de-
cline has token place, account 0flargc receipts Sales
Of Southern and Northern at the close az 52 j8o per
buaheI.
UOpS.-Uuu
NOVISIONS.-Buttcr is steady The sales have
been fair extent ut 81 90 for good aud choice dai-
res, and l5 Pc for common, including Canada aud
Western. In Cheese the sales have been al Zoe per
3D.. as 90 quality, Cor common and good.
WO0l--lhc market fur fleece and pulled Wool sus-
taius f prices with O. good demand. The coarse grades
continue 90 De most fnnuircd for and arc scarce.
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ST. PAUL. January l. 1853
Professor o. J. Wood-Dear Sir; Unsolicited, send
you this certificate After being nearly bald for long
time and having tried all the hair restoratyes extant
and having no faith in any, induced hearing Of
yours, give trial placed myself in the hands of
barber and had my head rubbed with good still brush,
and the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in till
the scalp agl0w. This repeated every morning,
and Ia three weeks the young hair appeared and grew
rapidly FROM August last till the present time, and is now
thick, black and stronghold and pleasant to the touch
whereas, before was harsh and why, what little there
Of it, and that little disappearing very rapidly.
still your restorative about twice week, and shall
have a good and perfect crop Of hair. New, had
rcnd those thingsand who has not but have not seen
hitherto any where any persons hair was really BEN
Gifted By any OF the hair tonic, etc. of the day and it
really gives pleasure 20 record the result Of my cxpe
renee have recommended your preparation 20 others,
aud Il already has large and general sale throughout
tho Territory The people here know It's effects, and
have confidence 10 h. Tho supply you sontus whole
sale agents for the Territory, nearly exhausted and
daily inquiries made for il. You deserve credit for
your discovery and for one, you my thanks
for The benefit has dome me, for certainly had des-
paired long ago Of ever affecting any such result
Yours, hastiy, j. ". BOND,
Firm Of Bond Kelley. Druggists, st. Paul.
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X 7 Z + = VI 7 tt n T. u y y " n
T. WEY q CO.,
SECOND Door WEST FROM BAcoN's CORNER,
HUBBARD'S BLOCK,
WIN sen this month and next, Mole. 40. /, Extra,
Double Extra. Leary q Co.'S aud Beebo Cos
IL a II 5
less prices than they ever offered before in
this or amy other market.
OUR STRAW GOODS
VIII De sold CHEAP do not Intend 10 Keep Thorn
through the winter We have the largest and best stock OF
+ 4 il ATS,
from cheap wool the best beaver to be found in the
Stitc--which we can and will sell VERY Low
We also have good and wen selected stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
from owpnced quality better class Of Goods than
can be found in any country store
Call and look Goods, and see if it is not we
advertise.
state Street, Montpelier, July Is, 1857.
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RESTAURANT,

VrM. rAYLoss LADIES' ICv CRAM sIIoor am
W restaurant 1870
SIS Broadway.
The shove establishment IL 81 Inc
ST. il has accomrods ions Tor bree huudro per-ps s1rs
fsh Bot iCn, steak poultry Toe cream kc &c .e sey,s
~ IN ID. hes; manner open from ~ o'c.ocS A. ~ % y
o'clock p, A. "
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NorcE-n order cd, te the spirit which prevHlk
throu bout the invest something
shape OF funds the proac ing Good Cup race h
which much onal pride invested
whose responsibl We vouch for have made bens book
and will hold themselves ready lay that the regu-
larry quoted London odds the 80
In that making the only Of
there than of the 50 selected
they shall be at bery Wi hdraw sake.
and. through TO return each subs .oer his money
BOND 4 HARRIS,
Once Of Porters Spirit Of the lmeI
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