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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04

HARPER FOR MARcu.-We are indebted to Mr..
Pomeroy for the March number of Harper's Maga-
zine. Its contents embrace several choice articles
among them, North Carolina illustrated, by Porte
C:ayon. This article is devoted mainly to the fish.
cries and to the town Of Eienton and is very inter.
ssting. We trust Porte Crayon will continue his
N ,rth Carolina sketches.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04

~ We understand that the Secretary of State
has, under resolution of the last General Assembly,
forwarded the new revenue law to the Clerks of the
several County Courts and to the Sherifs in order
that the Clerks may conform their tax lists to the
new law, and that the Sherifs may be speedily ir.
formed of their duties under it.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04
To Purchasers OF Pianos, Melodeons, and other
Musical Instruments.

~ q. KERN, LATELY PKUFESSUK OF MUSIC
As in Grse"sboro. (N. c. Female College, would res.
recly announce that, having made arrangements with
for Pianos &C. of good maker that purchasers may be
partial to- they should prefer leave the selection
IIey TO him. he wall order in every case from the house
of making the best Pianos in the world Buying whole.
sale nj large discount from the regular prices he is
abl ed o sell low the Pianos pssby be
the factory All instruments sold by him will be for
several years without charge thus saving consider
able item Of expense and will be exchanged if they do
prove perfectly satisfactory.
Tuning and Repairing in all its branches executed
in unexceponabe manner.
Professor may be found or few days only at Law.
rence's Hotel.
Orders for Tuning, &C., must be sent in without delay
Feb. 81, 1857. 2s-iL
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HOlel for Sale.

TUNHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING SERVED THE PUB
Lie Sn years in the capacity of landlord and wishing
to retire, offers his Hotel for sale.
Thisiote situated the Court House. on Main Street
SEQ ards North of the N c. K Station contains in ad
dtion to Paror, Hail. and large Dining Room comfort.
able Bed Rooms all Is excepted have replaces also in
process of completion. other Bed Rooms On prem
all necessary outbudings wells ice house &c
Persons desirous Of purchasing valuable property would
do well to call soon determined to SELL Terms easy
J. P. NABRY, Proprietor.
Lexington, N. c. Feb. ~, 1S5s es-swtf
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04

Don't be too eager to SOW all your garden seeds
at once. The present spring-ike weather is likely
to be succeeded by destructi,v frosts. Let your
grounds be tastefnlly laid out and thoroughly pre-.
pared for profitable sowing, next month.
~. - GoLds TribuaA
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04

TIE ARAroR.-We have received the February
number of this valuable agricultural work Pub
lished monthly, by Thos. j. Lemay, Raleigh, at g.
per annum.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04
The PresilZeut Elect

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 23.-Mr. Buchanan, the Pres
dent elect, will arrive here Tomorrow to meet Mr.
Breckinrdge, who is already here, and will proceed
next day to Washington in company with Senator
Bigler.
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Oufr8Ce0ns.

We publish the following letter from subscriber
in Cleaveland county, when thank for the infor-
nation he gives. Who is to banep We do not
know, but we shall keep lookout in order to dis.
cover. There is gross negligence or rascalty some.
where. The following is the letter:
SHELBY, February 1s, 1857.
Messrs. Holden d Wilson w hy is it that with
a regular mail to Shelby, We cannot receive the
Standard regularlys For the last seven weeks we
have failed to get your paper, except two numbers
only Something is wrong One of the papers we
received was dated Sd December, which had been
used on the way. Though subscriber to the
Weekly" we have but little knowledge what was
done in the last Legislature We received only
five numbers Of the Standard since the commence
ment of the last session of the General Assembly
This is too bad. We hope you will apply the spur
Let those who are acting in this way get their due
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04

FlRsr.CLAss PIANOS, &c.-TUNNe AND Rep AIR.
NG.-See Prof Kern's card in another column.
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GRe Stan1ar1>
RALEIGH. SATURDAY,. FEB. %. 1857.

THE CABINET.-The following is the latest guess
as to the composition of Mr.. Buchanan's Cabinet:
Lewis Cass Secretary of State; Howell Cobb. of the
Treasury; John B. Floyd, Of War; Aaron " Brown,
of the Navy Jacob Thompson, of the Interior j.
CLANCY Jones, Postmaster General Isaac Touccy,
Attorney General. We think it almost certain that
Gen. Cass and Mr.. Cobb will be in the Cabinet
Jacob Thompson is native of Caswell County, in
this State. Mr.. Brown, nov of Tennessee, is native
Of Brunswick County, Va, and is in the 62d year
of his age. The ancestors of Gov Cobb, we believe,
were from Lenoir County, in this State.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04

THOMAS s. GILLIAN. RoDERf NJ. DUNLOP.
GILLIAN Il DUNLOP,
Importers and Dealers in Iron and Steel.
12l, SYCAMORE ST., PETERSBURG Va.
large assortment always hand. Orders respectfully
solicited and promptly attended to.
January 80, 1887. 1s- 2o-swsm.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04

NJEW PLOWS....THE BLADED PLOw TURNS
II and pu,verizes the soii-Paeated 2Sh Feb 1886
The:mOe subso plow divides the furrow slid mixes
and turns in towards the pow, Patented sh Jan. 1885,
WIN. 4. WYCHE.
February q, lSS7, 2S|6
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1857-03-04

nEMOCRATIC MEETING IN WAKE-A
Vmeeting of the Democrats of Wake will be held in Raj.
eg Monday of next Superior court to appoint delegates
Convention to nominate candidate for Congress for
this District.
: Feb g, 1857. It'd
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18
P. PALMEE, J. b., stputlh D. y IN
STEAM SAW MILL.

HAVING purchased iAa nil recently
owutd by Messfs parser aud Fa'm,ii
three and half miles Southeast Of MARSHALL
we are prepared 10 law bills Of lumber apo"
the shortest acc. g..
fhe following PRICES will be charged 'o'
HmDer, f paid immediately upon delivery
Ordinary square edge lumber, board aifa't "
n., ihop.nnd So 5O
Tough edge lumber, (board measure . w w
laihlng and Falling =,
Ii not paid upon delivery, tie Ioi'o"''s
prices will be charged
Ordinary square edge lumber, board ues.a's1,
per thousand ss ~
Rough edge lumber (6oard measured ~ oo
la,hing aud paing, :" w
Grinding regularly every Salurday'N n, ,a'
eighth for the accommodation of the p pun"
PALMER a co
Aay lG 1857 N0-os
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

Dealer. Foreign Fy Dry Good Ready Wade Clothing
Qnaae Nooda Hardware Cutlery Fan}
crte. noane,s Variety. SI and Miscellaneous Books
ltres
"a
O. w tes,a loss for
side We
All 6 b purchasing e~le feeling
b "a The tlg entrusted ~
ussia lreeege Ac persons. of OF the dru
We aetf ly SO b t4 rco 4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18
NcaaN Made Clothing -

NEWS AID BOlS UATSF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

'1>HE new and splendid fast run. -
1 ming steamer DskE, Samuel at1sf
Applcgate, master, has commenced her re..lal
trips as a nine day packet between New O'
leans and Shreveport, Grand Bayou, Csm,,.
Grand Ecere, Alexandra. and iltermed,,l
points aud landings on the kiy,r. and lso
Shreye$rt on Wednesday. li,h Janusrv
The plke was buIlt expressly fora pas,ene,.
boat TO ply ON the Mississippi aud is in eys,y
respect the finest and largest boat .ha, eve, snn
tered Red River Her cabins are unusual.
commodous and furnished IN the mos, mara,
cent manner, and for comf,rt, good aecommo
dations, safety, and speed she is Unsurpassed
Captain Applegato sohei.s n conilnuane. a,
The liberal patronage heretofore extended :,
mm, pitdging himself that nothing shall i,
wanting en- hls part 10 give satisfaction r.,
freight or passage apply on board.
The Duke viii hereafter connect ut Sbreys
port with the steausr VI l.. Daughet;y r..
Jefferson, and Will at all times receive rr,i,,s,
and passengers for Benton, por, caddo. sn,,,
land, Jefferson, and all intermediate llndng.
winch viii be forwarded without detentin, -
Jan II 81 uol-c
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

DECElVING, Forwarding and comn','''y,
II Merchant. Has now on hand ana y
rive, large lot of Sugar, Coffee PerS' p nsnS
Sat, Iron, Nails, Castings, Bagglns' Hy,
Rice. Molasses, Candies, Whisky ALpn Ma
crar. etc which ar. offered for -msh ad' '1'
.avaaeo oo cn,,en aug :-iN
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

Persons wishing q purchase, are referred %
Mr. james a Cot ana 81 hei, both o!
whom arc RANGING iaem ia ibis place the
former by sicsn q h.' mal. the latter By
horse power :, tn Mammoth Lleey Sta.
bic"
They not only grind corn. but also ihe cob
a.sd ,hues, INTO iias meal, iasl as the corn was
lakee fsota The stalk.
Sampls. may be seen At DE places above
HsA,ioaed, where the mile, VIII, II not f9n'
ming, he put Toto lyefstian for tao satisfaction
Of persons wishing 10 purchase. Call and
satisfy yoarsslye..
e. 4. BfNsOA, 4 co.
May -, 81 No-s, Il
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18

To Tutors.
4 Ill things required by Tailor in his line
"A OF business can ho found at
\. FARBEKS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18
NEW GOODS,
AUD Sciii ing hea y.

rrlIl. undersigned IS nnw receiving az hl'
! new store llliely occupied by Nessrs.
Nwan 81 -mith) laree and complete assert
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18
SPRING AND sIMMER GOODS.

=, vl..h he invites the attention OF puteha-
.ers H. stock has been selected with care
and embraces nearly all Of tho latest siy les
,r5 nattsrns. all Of which will be sold AT jar
CASH
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18
\. +. II YD0,

mas sr,r ErcKyGD LARGE ASSORTMENT o.
l., W q . . - S.''
v>iIE undersigned !, nov receiving his usa-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1857-07-18
" urchousc. Mention, TeN""
Il. LII. MARTIN,

May a2nn, 1857.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
LIME HAIR BALM,


RESTORING GRAY mar no ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR.
~ Warranted to cure Badness, Scurf DandruH itch
ing and all diseases Of the skin This Balm gives the
scalp and healthy action restores the coloring
matter TO the roots Of the Hair, which passes through
the Hair and gives il natural color without the use Of
Hair Dye.
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced ure
tending 10 preserve the Hair and keep il from falling Off
composed Of Oils Alcohol and other deleterous materi
ais, and all TO no Hair dyes have been introduced
aat DO not give the hair natural color besides being
troublesome TO use. This Balm is not a DYE kuowino
that preparation needed do what was required
Tor the HAIR the proprietor induced experiment
until ne could obtain article that would be the exact
remedy and AFTER seven years trial has perfected this
balm. II is soothing and cmolient allays all irritation
OF the scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching
IL cures Dandruh and Scurf and when the hair has turn
ed gray will bring It back its original color be Il
Black, Brown or Auburn. Il makes the Hair soft and
glossy-prevents it from falling off will be upon
using this Balm for only few daysfe will be given to
the roots OF the Hair, and growth will appear
Growth does not take place the end Of the Hair as
VIII De seen IN persons who have their Hair dyed Ii
you examine gray hair that has been coored for week.
you will find towards the that the hair come out
gray, hence II IS necessary have the fluid the roots
OF the hair healthy that the whole hair may be natural
color Each hair has root in the skin and is Of itself
hollow, gray tube, through which there is a constant
circulation of the pigment from the When this
pigment or eoorng matter dies out, it leaves the hair
hollow and becomes gray To invent balm that would
pHctor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm win do
it. IL viii bring the hair to natural color hv making
anew the colorng matter in the roots of the hair.
1t Is mistaken notion that oil grease will
the hair, nothing can be injurious And Alpine
Hair Balm will restore the skin and save the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever any disease.
Prepared by c. A. p. MASON, Providence r. l.
D. p. IVES CO.. SO Milk St, Boston, Mass, sole
agents for the United States and Canadas.
For sale in Montpelier by f. L. SMITH, and L. +.
flEhCE. 35:6m.is
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
dlrm lgurR advertisements.
I Old! G OLDII GOT-

~ o l. d. G o l. d.! G OL d ~
" The greatest offer in gold pens gold pencils gold
chains, and gold watches made Read the following
4 HFLENDID GOLD PREMIUM worth from Ave
10 one hundred dollars positively given to any person
VINO can spare one day in week, hour in a day
getting up clubs Of subscribers in his own and adjoining
neighborhoods, for the bcst and most popular Family
Newspaper now published. No expense, no outlay no
capital required Of agents. An entire new plan is pro-
posed, by which any person succeed in making Il
a paying business, who will undertake the agency A
private circular for the inspection Of agents only with
full list of premiums, will be sent any who desires
Il, on receipt Of stamp TO pay postage Some
agents have earned hundred dollar gold watch in one
week.
Every family should read least one Newspaper from
New York City, without interfering with their Local Pa
pers which Of course cannot and should not be dispen
ed with. But New York being the great commercial aud
professional man, merchant is properly prepared for
the emergencies Of his calling, unless he is in COM
muncaon with New York City by means Of one Of its
first class Newspaper mediums. Such medium il our
"LEDGER neutral in politics, but giving all the facts
items Of news, and thrilling incidents worth knowing
throughout the country.
4 TdLTABLE GIFT
Each subscriber will receive with the first No, of
his or her paper OF the and beautiful glass
pointed indelibe Penclst Just imported from Europe
and for which have obtained the exclusive agency for
this Country This is the most ingenious and useful lit
tie improvement Of the present age, and is the only pen
Gil ever made that will write with ink making il both
pen and pencil Of the finest quality the time 1t
viii last for years. and for practical is worth more
than any good pen IN the market.
For list Of premiums and full particulars address
HALL & WEST, Publishers n. Y CITY,
eIhese Pencils supplied to the trade at profitable
discount. 5I4m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
Boston ADVERTISEMENTS.
PHOTOGRAPH, AMBROTYPE g. DA-
GtERREOTYPE GALLERY.
LAY d HAYWOOD. Proprieiors.

Messr' H. AZ H. give their particular attention TO fin
ishing Portraits Of doccascd persons nom Daquarroo-
Types, on PAsruH, WATER CoLORs, and 1NDfA TNKi
ana Mr. Lay being an artist that received his education
IN one Of the first Academies in Germany has the adj
vantage Of procuring the best artists ia Europc-gvinu
s facilities fpr the execution Of portraits which are not
70 De cNcellcd at any other establishment We have
large collection Of portraits Of distinguished persons
from Az parts Of the country To- various styles, which
tne public arc invited 20 call and examine Mr. gives
nus attention 70 the Photographic department, aud n
ths branch Of the art is fully competent TO execute
dcrs rom CoLtEaE CLASPS, SocWrfrs, and assocja-
lions Of men who may wish preserve for future refer
encc record of familiar faces.
In the other departments able TO say that we
employ none but the best operators and arc prepared 10
furnish Miniatures, in Ambrntypo or Daguerrcotypc
that will give perfect satisfaction.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11

BOYS CLorHNG.-It will be borne in
mind that Leach, No , Winter. cor. Wash
ington street. has been in the clothing bust
ness sixteen years. and nine out Of that num-
Der has been devoted exclusively to boys
clothing. Mr.. l.. was employed with the late
Hudson q Read three, and with w F. Brett
a Brother five years. until something more
than year since, whom he located himself at
his present place Of business, No. ? Winter
street which is a desirable establishment for
parents 20 visit when in search Of custom or
ready made clothing for boys.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
I OY TO THE OR
COMFORT To THE RICH

"Ufor9's Smoke Consuming Patent Lamp"
This fayoritc Lamp now tried in thousands Of New
England families, and the verdict isGo0di 1t burns
not only the cheapest Oil, producing most SUPERB
LIGHr WITHOUT the necessity Of any SMOKE or SMELL
also all kinds Of Grease lt is wei known that grease
burns froer and produces better light than Oil
as It contains "Gucn') after melting ont the salt.
This Lamp is called Smoke Consuming, because il is so
constructed that the greatest possible amount Of oxygen
is brought in contact with the fame without the aid or
rather nuisance of glass chimneys, which necessarily
create much draft that the oil is cut OUT three times
as fast it ought TO belWith this Lamp the carbon
instead of being emitted, il made to "Feed the Flame
Its capacity is about % OF pint 1t burns II hours
more-no put out of order unless abused. Ninety mine
persons are pleased with il where is not. In these
times Of camphene explosions No Family should be
without these Lampsbcst pattern bron2ed, only 81 b.
others for the kitchen shop, cheaper-all burning
equally well and every Lamp warranted At the late
Fair in Syracuse, n. T., Diploma awarded us for
the beautiful operation Of the Lamp. We have also
many testimonials Of the highest character from Clergy
men Editors and Others wen known for their scientific
Notwithstanding in the list, Rev. II. G. o. Dwight,
Missionary at Consantnople; Rev. A. l.. Stone, Park
Street Church. Boston. and many others. Also, Dr..
jackson, State Assaycr Mass. Lieut. Gov. Grown
"John G. Whittier; Editors Of Puritan Recorder,
Traveller, Transcript Boston Post and many others.
S. N q II. G. UFFORD,
" Removed to New Store, Hawkins street, corner Of
Sudbury street, Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
T Is NOT A d YE =
Il PRESIDENT j. II. EATON. L. L. D.


Union University, Murtreesboro, Tennessee
Says Notwithstanding the irregular use of Mrs S.
A. Aliens Worlds III air ResoreT, &c the falling Oft Of
ha'r ceased and my grey locks oere restored 70 their orr
gtaai color"
REV. NJ. TfIACHER go years Of age), Pitcher, Che
mango Co. N. Y AIy hair is restored its
raj color, aud ceases TO fall off,
REV. WIN. GUTTER, Ed. Mothers Magazine, N. Y.
'My hair is changed TO its natural color, &c'
REV. b. 7. STONE, d. D., Concord, n. H. "My
hair which was gray is restored to its natural color
&c"
REV. D. CLENDENIN. Chicago m. 81 can add
my testimony, and recommend it to my friends"
REV. ID. 4. WOOD, Middletown, n. Y my own
hair has greatly thckened, also that OF . my fami
~ who becoming bald"
REV. J. =. TUSrIN Charleston, S. c.. ''The white
hair 10 becoming obyiated aud hair forming &c"
duced good effect upon my hair, and and have
recommended il.
REV. A. BLANCHARD, Meridcn, n. H. awe think
very highly Of your preparations, &c"
REV. b. G. SMITH, Prattsburgh, n. Y 3" / was sur
prsed TO find my grey hair turn as when was young"
n; \. REV D. NORRIS Cross River, N. Y. MRS.
REV, H. A. PRATT, Hamden, n. Y. lIsWe might
swell this list, but II not convinced, TRY IT.
MRS. s. A. ALIENS HYLOBALSAMUM,
Or Worlds Hair Dressing, is essential with the
Resorer and is the best Hair Dressing for old young
cxant, being often eieacous in Of hair falling
&c, without the Iiestorer.
Grey haired Bald, persons afflicted with diseases Of
the hair scalp. read the above, and judge Of
MRS S. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR RESTORER
II docs not soil stain. Sold by all the principal
wholesale and retail merchants in the United States Gu
ha O Canada.
DEPOT 1856 BROOME STREET, NEW YORK
Some dealers try 10 sell articles instead OF this, on
which they make more profit Write Depot for circu-
lar and information. S36m
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-09-11
TTIrMNATION! PARAFFINE on,

Every house, factory. shop ofieein town
try may be lighted moro brilliantly and economi-
cally by using PARAFFINE LAMP OIL, than by any
other Oh, Camphiue Burning Fluid or even Gas itself
paraino Oil, in use, is clearly fluid, is not
posye, gives a brilliant light, and is more econon-
zeal than any other OIL
The comparative cost Of an equal amount Of light
from various Oils and Fluid their respective retail
prices is shown in the following table, prepared by Mr.
Edward y, Kent leading analytical aud practical
chemist Of New York, who says -'Psrath Oil gives
a brilliant and dazzling light, does rot ignite when
lighted match is placed directly ia the OIL does not resin
y by exposure to the air. and consequently does not
gum the wick and may be entirely consumed in lamp
Nithou, depreciation in the quantity quality Of the
LIGHT NO
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A RANNEY, UBLISHER,
~ OFFERS FOR SALE.
100000 BOOKS AND MAPS,
ALL KINDS. AT PUBLISHERS PRICE
~ l.. -..-..-... -. II MIN

To be accompanied with
0 90 q I + n s,
Worth orn Is cts to 5000 each consisting Of Gold and
Silver Watches Jewelry, Reces, Ladies Purses Port
monaies Sc $3.50 worth Of Gifts Distributed with eve
~ 800 Books.
GIFT viii be delivered with every book sold for One
Dollar or more Although no Book or Article will be
sold for than the usual retail price, many will be-
sold for less. Persons wishing any particular book
order it once, and il will be forwarded with Gin.
complete Catalogue Of Books Maps, and Gits will be
sent any address application. Persons ordering
Books with Gifts. should forward the of postage
1t must invariably be paid in advance The average
postage for 81 and 20 books is II cents aud or 81 so
and 81 books, q cents.
Address A. RANNEY,
4f3m No. 293 Broadway, New York
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From thc Editor Of the Real Estate Advertiser
BosroN, n School Street, March 20, 1875.
DEAR SIR. Having become preinaturely quite gray,
was induced, six weeks since. 10 make trial Of
your Restorative. have used less than two bottles but
the gray hairs have all disappeared and although my
hair fully attained It's original color, yet the pro-
Of change is gradually going and am ia great
hopes that in short time my hair will be dark for
moisture aud vigor OF the har which before harsh
and dry and &c has ceased TO s formerly.
Respectfully yours, d. e. NJ. RuPP.
Professor Wood.