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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-06-22

D EMOV ALL. H. CARTER 4 co. HAVE REMOVED
IL from corner OF Common and Tchoupoulas Nos II Ca
nal and Is crossman streets je2 I'm
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

r. ROCH 4 CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
HATS-Hsvng enlarged their store, the subscribers
now read, 70 % any work that their customers and
the public in general shall 1T Having
engaged the most competent wokmeu and being q
the best Of Materials they confident they
as good work a any establishment In the city.
B. Hats of all qualities ard sizes made order
notice. ger P. ROCH CO.
dill 6m corner Bsronpe and Grayier streetp.
af7n ROOTS, SHOES AND HATS-I.0O0 CAsRS
landing from steamships Empire City Black War
and ships Gen Taylor Ariel and sea king for sals
low on liberal TERMS by r. B. AUCOIN,
to ]. Hobbs i Co.,
IL and IA Cusornhsuse &c.
ders rlr6 ss,
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EHXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON ROUGE, BOTH
49, May s5In accordance with the 18th section of act
entitled In relation certain debts of the Stae ap
proved 18th March, 1857 notice hereby given that sealed
posas will received until first day Of August IL
O'Clock NJ for the purchase, by the State of Louisiana Of
$50 more ess) bonds of any the bonds
ceYabe The State security for the circulation OF the banks
established under the free banking law said proposals to be d.
Auditor of Public Accounts and State Treasurer
opened by sad Auditor and Treasurer in Of
the Governor designated by him. and said purchase
shall the bidder bidders offering to sell them
but it shall be discretionary with the low
eror reject any all the bids and direct advertisements
for new proposals. ROBERT C. WICkLIFFE,
s. F. MARKS, Auditor
l.. A. GRENAUX,
By the Governor: Deputy State Treasurer.
Assist Secre of ILL., taul
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COMPREHENSIVE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST. |
ng saaeI DC yle q Nsvins dissolved
MI John D. sybsandt authorized to the of the
A. a. NEvINs.
THE C0MMIssIoN BUSINESS FORMERLY CON
BY the undersigned under the style q sybrands
New Orleans 1sth March. 1ss7.-rn17 sa
!. h, THIS 5AY SOLD r.
heretofore held and conducted S y e
Ss n s M e. s Ii y ss ns
sonners ,-,....,...
RTes. Co | pssss s upon me s sE he sss
New Orleans February IA, 1857. q
NOTICE-HAyIsG THIS DAY BOUGHT OUT THE
contfnue the Wholesale and Retail Grocery Bnsness
% @ so sasf s Z Il
the friends Of the late house, well that q J
New Orleans, February "A, 1ss7.-feis u -.
As EsTA sIIsaED
at.snon given e The Gunny Bags India and Ken
ssfss ss
New Orleans. January g. 1857. 7.---' ~ ON
q, s.soesssa xs j. M j. e H IL
Will Se CONDUCTED hereafter under the style Of
New Orleans, june !, 1857. = Jes
| NOTICE-R CAHUzAc 4 co HAVING DISSOLVED
N as date either partner will sg Rs q saa , in
5ts4 S. ..I.5 ~ STANISLAs PLASSAE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE FORMED A NEW
l SAN affE STANISLAS PLASSAE,
HlE sGt RAYMOND CAHUZAC, II
a. In Commendnm.
4 New Orleans. June l. 1857. je3
4 NOTAHIAL NOTICE.-Nr. r. CHARLES CUvII.
IN IER Notary Public, Is ass0ca.ed with the undersigned
and the Noarial business
Camp street. will be continued the place. without
I interruption. 81
my? WALTER n. PETERS.
/ DISSOLUTION THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
toors existing between the undersigned under the firm
WILLS, RAWLINS CO., Is this day dissolved By mutua
consent Either partner can sign in liquidation
l. ..-.,5-7. s.. .'7.a5-.. E. A. RAWIINS.
New Orleans, April 30, Is57-mJ2 7775.
Il COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. UNDER
~ signed have this day associated themselves
and style OF PATTON SMITH for the Of continuing
Of Tchoupitcuas and ravier Tobacco
and General Commission Business heretofore conducted
Messrs. Wills, Rawins x Co. ]. +. PATTON.
ISAAC A. SMITH.
New Orleans, May l. Is57-my2
TN RETIRING FROM BUSINESS, I RETURN NJ,
sincere thanks customers and friends for their
| port and patronage in past years. .s.l. =
solicit from them continuance OF their confidence
friendship to successors, Messrs. Patton Smith
eg4s---e sss441 +. A. RAWLIES.
New Orleans May I. ls57-my7 -.
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rs Odd Fellows Hail, corner of Camp
and Lafayette New Orleans Consisting of the
large capable seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms and Drawing Rooms attached also the Lee
TukE ROOM capable of seating Five Hundred Persons
be used separate connected, may be required.
The Hall Is located in the eligible Of the city the
comnodious and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures will be rented low
by the night, month"; may be required Appica-
ton TO be made to HENRY G. STETSON,
No 81 Camp street,
to THOS. H. SHIELDS, Secretary,
go en- Office, Odd Fellows Hall.
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BY N. VIGNIE, Auciioneer.
TUESDAY, July z, 1857, at I2 o'clock NJ, Al
Banks Arcade, Magazine ee will be sold public
ton, by virtue Of order from the Honorable Second
ret Courtof New orlesns dated list Jnne 1851 in the
Of Miss y. l.. Blanc. No. II, 9S7- PR -+f n
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, being the corner Of Ca
nal and Burgundy streets measuring q feet and ~ Inche
front Canal street. 30 feet deep French measure
mated as No according to plan drawn by Jos Pile Git
Surveyor dated 18th February 1880 annexed page 70 III
the 1885, together with brick home having four
closet back gallery and IN the attic bric
kitchen having three rooms, we'll prvies cisern hydran
etc., etc. 4s. I..T 49,
balance credit Of six and twelve mosths for
by morage said property, and bearing cent inere
after maturity bear per cent interest until fms
payment a .H fls="=. @ -IEs
Act of sale before T. Guyol Notary Public tess Is y6
sIECESSInN |. ATE TIL VII Z
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ON HAND AND
for sale their Steam Saw Mills md Lumber Yard
of Third and Levce Fourth District where
ready supply customers with LUMBER BASIN PRICES
Oak Lumber and Scroll Work to order Flooring and
Ceiling dressed to order.
100000 feet Oak Timber.
250,GU0 feet assorted Yellow Pine Lumber.
$50 900 feet Dressed Flooring and Ceiling
100000 Lath-.
5000 feet Juniper.
good substantial CORN MILL for the accommodation of
all who feel disposed to patronze it, is attached the
establishment.
a22 If POoLEY, NICoL 4 co.
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All persons who have used these Roofs
best qualified speak inteeenty the subject
testimony They have been thoroughly tested
Ages Warehouses; and their decided superiority
established
THIS. RICHARDSON L co. the only persons author
lied to put Roofs of this description in this State
k0rder box lU4 Mechanics Exchange, 10 St Charles
New Orleans. 1EE
Refer to yessrs A. +. COCHRAN L HALL a22 sp
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pJ- Bank of America--NOtice is hereby give
that the Capital Stock OF this Bank has been fixed at
of business and be Increased to
| Sl,O00,UO0.
Books opened under the of the
dersigned Commits the Office Of the New Orleans Ope
ousas and Great Western Railroad Company of yee
and St Peter the noara Offices of Eaw Barnett No.
II and of Edw G Gotschalk No. 81 Royal street for recev
ing subscriptions in add ton list heretofore circulated for
purpose; which books will be kept until 3st July
next unless the full capital of million Of dollars shall have
| been subscribed. JOHN HUGHES.
| J. yIOSCA.
| my4 I'd GRO. EUSrIS Jr.
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DORTABLE STEAM INCONSISTENCIES
visiting New Orleans requested to call the subscr
bers and see in operation
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
expressly for Plantation which for running Cotton
Gins, Corn Mills pumping WATER cannot be excelled
The first of these Engines is less that of the
that would be required do the work,
they simple that Of ordinary capacity be
taught week.
Several work different manufactures in this city
are giving entire satisfaction
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xLzz> MRS. CAMPBEI4L. TEACHER OF MU-
ES&a SIC gives lessons the PIANO aud GUITAR, at
tif her residence No. Constance a-ferns
SIS per month, twelve lessons, invariably in advance
So LECT URES 81 Constance week. no ly
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRa-
Gerry STORE, No. 3 Baronne street; 8. L. BER0IER.
Agent. :
Eg- Iarge assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
s CHAMPAGNE of the best BRANDS, in and rints
other FINE WINES: Superior OLD BRANDY and other
Liquors Superfne C0RDAiS, and variety of Fancy Ar
css the qualities hand low prices
sr Goods delivered families Tree Of drayage Wy
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1857-12-30

New Plan FOR SETTLING TIN KANSAS
SouABBLE-Ihe people are SO sick of this
Kansas popular sovereignty squabb.e
that they viii be glad to hear Of any plan
or scheme which promises a speedy and
practical settlement. By our special ad-
vices from Washington it will be seen
that the Southern conservatives there
have hit upon a satisfactory plan for Civ
ing the quietus to this senselers Kansas
agitation. With the presentation to Con-
gress of the Lecompton constitution, it is
proposed to attach n proviso to the in-
strument which will send it back to Kan
sas for a full and lair trial before the PEG.
pie, under such regulations by Congress
as may be deemed expedient in behalf OF
popular sovereignty Thus the fighting
factions of Kansas will be lef, to fight il
out among themselves , and thus this bu-
siness wifi be settled, and Douglas and
Walker will be settled and the Ere eat;
ers will be settled, aud the administration
aud the country will have a lit lie rest
for there will be an end of "bleeding Kan
sas.n-Neso York Herald.
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New york arket

NEW YORK, Dec. 20
FLOUR-market is q shade better
with a moderate demand, sales 5000 bills.
81 25@$4, 35 for superfne State; and 81,
5o@4,70 for extra do; s4,25@4,s5 for SUI
perfne western; 81 50@5,25 for oommon
to mid extra do. Canadian -four o shade
better, sales 100 bbls at 4 IS for superine
and 4 65@6 90 for extra.
RYE FLOUR-unchnpged.
WHEAT-Market quiet, sales 1000
bush common white Canadian at / 10.
RYE-held at 72@73.
BARLEY-dull and nominal.
CORN-quiet and unchanged, for old
and quiet active at l@2 decline IN new.
0ATS-very dull at 42@43c for State;
and 45@46c for western.
P0RK-market steady, sales AGO bbls;
SIS 50@l5 rs for mess and Is 25@l3
so for prime.
BEEF-unchanged sales moderate.
DRESSED HOGS-aotive at 64@6a.
LARD-dull at 9@94.
BUTTER-steady sales Of Ohio at IL
@I7 and 1920 for State.
CHEESE-steady at 6@94
WH1SKY-dull and nominal at "a.
SToCKS-gonerally steady but dull
and closed weak.
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HARD TTMEs-The tobacco chewer. the
snuff taker, and the tea and coffee drink
ers, when hard times come on, will seldom
or never think to put aside aud cease from
the use of the one or the other. Yet the
fact is ~indisputable that neither affords
any benefit to the user. They have only
become seemingly necessary by the force
of habit, and nothing else. But many
persons think when money presses, l can
stop my paper, and save a dollar or two.
I wont cut off a yile habit, but I will cui
off peedful information. / will not scrimI
my body. but I will dwarf my soul and
starve the souls of my family. What an
idea - Wooster R~epu6hicaa.
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Ikon CRY roLLEGEzItwas hardly ex'
btcted that any kind of business could
hold on tho even tenor of its way under a
Ecommsrcial crisis like the present., and
hence We are not at all surprised to hear
Of . falling off Of fifty per cent or more
IN many kinds Of businpss. Commercial
Schools not excepted. Bat however it
may be with others, We rave the cheering
fact to record that the Iron City Com
merciaI College Of Pittsburgh has not on
" not fallen off. but has increased its bu
siness more than ten per cent. over any
preceding month. This unexpected sue
ssss under the circumstances speaks NEST
enthusiastically of the growing popularity
and effcicncy ofthis College, and We pre-
dict for il. upon the revival of business
now commencing, . success far beyond
anything hitherto attainod in the history
Of commerciai scEsols.
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efhciaf publication made by the Secretary
of State. We copy the times fixed for hold
i1et The Common Pleas and District Courts
eetL. CT I.a;.;., D;..r;...
!.
COMMON Pleas COURT.
karst SHodsr1s10n.
In the county OF Knox on the twenty
second day OF February, the thirteenth
day of August, and the tuenty-ffh day
of Oetobsr.
In the county Of Licking on the ff-
feonth day Of March. he thirteenth day
OF 6eptember, and the twenty second day
Of November.
In the county of Delaware on the nth
day Of April, the tWentyrseventh day Of
September, aud the thirteenth day of De-
cember.
Second Subdivision.
In the county of Ashland on the TWEEN
ty-second day of February, the twenty
sersnth day of September, and the thir-
tsenth day Of Deeember
In the county of Riehland on the
eighth day of March, the tNentysthird day
Of August, and tho tWenty-seeond day of
November.
In the county of Morrow on the fifth
day Of April, the thirteenth day of Sep
TENDER, and the eighth day of November.
Third S~sbdspision.
Inthe county of Wayne on the twenty
- H&A-.-- k-~-A- (--.AL
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Ell Suits. In Partition in Ashland
49,. SIS. .t,l{ County Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of an alias or
i der of sale, duly issued from the Courtsof
Common Pleas of Ashland county. dated the
Cd day of December, A. D. 1857, and 20 me di-
rected, I will sell at public auction, at the3dpor
of the Court House in said county, on
Thursday, the 2lst day Of January,
A. D. 1858, between the hours of ten o'clock, A.
N. and four o'clock, p. M. of said day the fol-
lowing described Real Estate to-wit situate
and State of Ohio, bounded and described as
follows being the erth-east quartero of section
number three Cd in township number twenty
two (22,) range number fifteen (I5,) containing
one hundred and sixty acres of land more or less,
excepting suce certain lots in the village of La
fayette, and the Meeting House and graveyard
lot owned by the Albright Church, as have
heretofore been sold by William Hamilton In his
lifetime, with the aPPurteuances thereto Belong
ing; being the came premises decided by David
Eshleman and wife, Alexander Hamilton and
wife, and Jacob Poorman and Wife to Charles
SHUTS.
-ALso,-
The following described premises. situate in
said county of Ashland, and State of Ohio,
bounded and described as follows being the
northwest quarter of section number two ca
township number twenty-five CO. range mum
Der fifteen (l5.) containing one hundred and
sixty acres more or less. with the appurtenances
thereto belonging; being the same premises
decided by David Eshleman and wife, and Alex
ander Hamilton and wife. to Charles SHUTS.
The northeast qurrter appraised at $500;
the northwest quarter appraised at 81 ,4so.
Terms of sale-one third of the purchase
money cash, one third in one year from day of
sale, and the residue in two years, with interest
from day of SALE Deferred payments to be sccur-
ed by mortgase on the premises;
December 8, 1857. 5wn27pfS6.o0.
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INyEsrIeATIoN. OF C-oRRuPr1oN AT
WAsHINGToN-The Washington Union
says that the Grand Jury of that city arc
making investigations which may prove
of great public interest. 1t is also intima-
ted in another quarter that charges against
Mr.. Cullom, late Clerk of the House
of Representatives, have been made to
tia Jury, aud that q full inquiry into the
matter, which involves allegations of Off
ciai corruption, is now taking place.
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E The obituary notice of Mary
Arorsra, the amiable little ~daughtes of
Mr.. and Mrs. wv. SmITn, was received
too late for insertion this week.
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JOB WORK.

Having lately made l-argeadditions to our job
Materials, we are prepared 70 do all kinds OF
not to be surpassed by any Office in this section
of the State. Orders respectfully solicited.
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Local COLUMN.
ASHLAND. o., DEC. 80. 1857.

e. The Carrier of the Uuion will
pay his respects to his constituents aud
fsIlow-citizens generally on New ears
Day.
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DIED,

At the Ashland County Infirmary. on the 18th
ultimo, of cancer in the face, Mr.. JOHN DA-
WILSON, aged IS years.
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sELF-aENERAT1NG SPIRIT
AAs AAMSN

NEXT to the Magnetic Telegraph, the great
N est wonder of the age, is Sargent's Gas
Lamp. 1t gives more light. at less expense.
than anything that has heretofore been offered
the public, and brings to the residence and
place of business of every one a portable gas
work, equal in every respect to the best city gas.
These lamps, though but recently patented,
March IL, 1857 are already in general use in
Pennsylvania. Delaware, MARYLAND and New
York. Each burner hasa non conductor of heat,
thus obviating any danger of exploding which
is said to be the case with the ordinary Cam
phene and Fluid Lamp They have been fully
tested, and have proved themselves uncxcep
tionablc they will produce more light than
four ordinary lamps. The subscribers have
purchased the right for the sale of these eele-
brated lamps, and now offer TO the citizens OF
Ashland and surrounding country a light equal
ly as brilliant, and cheaper than city manufac-
tured gas. A hight on exhibition each evening
Mt our Drug and Grocery Store, SaDppsel House
Store Room, ROLLER & HOWARD.
Ashland, December % 1851. 6w29
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snERIFF,s SALE.

Luther Grail d Col
vs.. Ii Wayne County Com
Asa Fairchild ct all mon Pleas.
PURSUANT to the communicative writs of
i execution duly issued from the Court of
Common Pleas OF Wayne county, Ohio. dated
November 18th, A. d. 1851, and to me directed.
I will sell at the shop of the said Asa Fairchild,
in the town Of Ashland. Ashland county, Ohio.
on
Saturday, the 9th day IF January,
AID. 1858. between the hours of ten O'Clock.
A. M, and four o'clock. P. NJ, Of said day, the
following described goods and chattles, to wit /:
One Engine and Boiler; one Iron Planning
Machine; four Turning Lathes; one upright
Drill; one sett of Blacksmith Tools; three Vices;
one Boring Bar and Cutter, one sett of Stocks;
Dies and Taps for the same; onelot of Patterns
and Flasks; one Cupola; one Fan; one Platform
Scale; three Stoves; one Grindstons; two Work
benches; Drums and Belts; together with all the
small tools belonging in the Shop of said defen-
dant.
Levied on as the property of the above
named defendant, to satisfy the executions in
favor of the aboye-named plaintiffs. Terms of
sale, cash.
BY J. G. BROWN. Deputy.
December 80, IS57. ts30pf$3,5O
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SuERIFFfs SALE.

The Knox County Bank of
Mt. Vernon,
VS..
William L Strong and In Richland county
Amos Townsend, late Common Pleas.
partners under the name
of WI. Strong & Co.,
and Hannah Strong.
DURSUANT to the command of an LIST Pleu-
rial Vendi Exponas, duly issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Richland county,
dated the Sd day of December, A. D.. 1857, and
to me directed. / will sell at public auction, at
the door of the Court House, in Ashland county,
on
Saturday, tie 9h dag of January,
AID. 1853, between the hours of ten O'Clock. A.
| NJ. aud four o'clock, p. NJ. of said dny, the fol-
lowing described Real Estate, to-wit being
the life estate Of Hannah l. Strong. Also,
the undivided fourth subject to said life estate,
and off the following described real estate. to-
wit:-the east half of the southeast quarter OF
section number one ID in township number
nineteen (l9,9 and range sixteen (l6,) contain
ing eighty acres more or less
-ALso,-
| of 4 certain piece or parcel of land containing
thirty acres more or less; being part of,he north
west quarter of section number one ID town
ship number nineteen (l9.1 and range number
sixteen (l6,) being the same thirty acres piece
or parcel ofland which Abel Strong, at the time
| of his death was seized and possessed of both
of said pieces or parcels o fland above described
are situate ut or near the town of L~oudonville.
in the Co. of Ashland, and State of o. Thethir-
ty acre tract of land is situated on both sides OF
tho Black Fork of Mohecan Greek, levied on as
the property of the above named defendants at
the suit of the Knox Coenty Bank Of Mount Yer
non.
praised at $685. 90
praised at s75.oo
t tract sppraised at. o o.oC
a tract anpraised at. eoo,eo
Total 100000
Terms of salc-cash.
JOHN j. HOFFMAN. Sheriff.
December Q. 1857. n27ts4pfs9 90.
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WOODS CELEBRATED HAIR
w RESTORATIVE. for sale at
ROLLER & HOWARD'S
6o5e7t Doug Store
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All of which we offer at Cleveland
MORE THAN SOC, 600 BOTTLES
soLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE WAR;

THE OF PROP. o ,. WOOD
4 for restoring hair perfectly .nd Permanently.
might be given from alt PARTS Of the world and from
the most Intelligent to prove that g - q p<zfs1f Re
ssoratiuss but read the circular and yea esnnot
doubt read also The following.
NJ The HAlR People have FOR centuries bee
aficted with bald heads, and the only remedy. here
a recent discovery of Professor wood these Articles
are being fast dispensed with. but . great many per-
sons stiti patronize them, 6eeauge they have
beenso offer imposed upon by Hair Tonies Of diner
emit kinis To all such persons We Earnestly make
toe requesl thai they wiIPtry once again. for IN
Woods Restorative there lie no such thing 1s feii-
ticIe a short time and her head 10 now covered topi-
pletcly with the tiniest and mott eautifdlcu TN
-aztnahte. We know Of numerous cases xhere hetr
was rapidly falling out which It restofed in gre eter
perfection than itever had been before--
Itisalso wituout doubt one ofthe best articles for
Keeping the hair in gond condition /; mekirsg u soft
the greatest enemy TO alfthe ills that haiets hsirfe
Itssthe duty ofeyery oneto improyetheirT crgon-
afappearaneet though somemay differ In reesfdfotbe
beautifu Iheed ofhair. either in man or wonsn.fsan
object much 10 be desired. and there are no n1efps
that should be len untried to obtaIu such q contites
Cochotron. Ohio, Nov. 17-1sss
O.J. WOOD e A9I have bean en-
grged in selling your Hair Restorative tie last sea-
son for one of your loo al agents Or u: Hnckinson.s
and having experienced the beneficie1 effects Oft
myself, I would like to obtain an agency Tor tia
State of Ohio or some State in the Weet. shoald yoR
WINGED tAsrs as nothine egratt e tin rs Uhurf
States, fer restoring fAe kRfv.1I have been engaged
In the Drug business for several years, end have
sold various preparations for the hesr. bus have
found nothing that restores the seefetive organs or
inv1gorates the scalp as we'll - years. being fnfiy
convinced that your restorative IL what ON repre-
forI am satisfied it must all, Yours trriy.
T. SrocKNAS.