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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-20

" TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March u lSS
Notice 10 hereby gwen to holders ct stock OF the
loans of the United States, that this department Will
purchase the sano until the let day Of June next,
unless the sum Of s 10000 shal be previously OBJ
tanned and will pay in addition 10 the interest ac
erued from the date OF the last semi ANIMAL dividend
of interest thereon, together with one days add
tional interest for the money TO reach the veDder,
the following rates OF premium on said STOCKS:
For the stock of lS<a. premium Of 10 per cent.
For tho stock of lsz7 and $780, premium Of 10 per
cent; and for the stock of la5o, commonly called
Texas Indemnity Stock, premium ofs per cent.
Certificates Of stock TRANSMITTED to the depart
monts, under this notion, must be assigned to tho
United States by the party duly entitled to receive
the proceeds. ...
Payment for the stocks so assigned and transmit
ted will he made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers at Boston, New York, or Philadelphia at tbs
option OF the parties entitled 10 receive the money
which should he expressed in the letters accomPs
nying the certificates. HOWELL COBB,
mar lS-dtstJune Secretary OF the Treasury.
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A New JoURNAL.-On Friday evening last
there appeared here the first number of new
Washington journal, /" The States" which, but
for our absence from the city, we should have
noticed in our last issue We saw it this morn
ing for the first time. 1t is a handsome, we'll
printed sheet indeed, and is evidently got up
with most commendable industry.
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NEW PUBLIcArIoNs.-From j. shillington
we have Godey's Lady's Book for May, a good
number, and Frank Leslie's New York Journal
for the same month. The latter has, in addi-
ton to its store Of literary matter, great num-
Der of spirited engravings, among which we
notice fine likeness of Tennyson, the pcet
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PROMENADE FESTIvAI.-There will he q
L grand PRoMENADE FESTIVAL given at
S,?EoN's HALL, corner OF 9th and y streets on
d and inst ant hich time there will be Duets
S tets and Trios performed. Hays Bsni viii 81
attendance with l3 dife Instruments. The bcant
FOL violinlst, Mr.: r~yLLIp CLARK, has kindly con-
Admitance l2x cents. Doors oman nj half mast !
O'Clock. Permit secured. pG.xs
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LOST AND FOUND.

rAME TO THE SUBSCRIBERS STABIFIN
~ Georgetown, on Bridge street, near the ~
MaTket HOUSE, on Friday night, April n,
Two HORSEs. One brown hors SO about gHSA
OF 10 years old the other bay IS or ID wears old
with one eye out The owner will come forvard
prove property. psy charges. and take them sysy
aP 2-&. X. n. DARNES & SOTHORON.
810 REwARD.-The above reward Will Ls
@1O paid 10y the Franklin Fire Company for the
apprehension and convection Of the party OF parties
who on the night Of tho 18th instant or morning of
18th instant stole away from the yard OF the Metro
poltan STABLES. situated ID street, between isIs
and 18th streets, BELL weighing ll9 lbs, having
been Ia the possession for the past years Of tie
National Washington Monument Society.
". r.. DOYLE. Pres.
u. X CROSSFIELD, Sec. aPls-st
II OST.-On Thursday last, in washiustou, n
- handsome EMBROIDERED POCKET
HANDkERCHIEF, with the initials Of tho owners
Taine, =. r.. F." wrought in the work believed to
have beendropped at some place Penn. avenue or
left in hack In which the lady had rode. suitable
reward Will lie paid At left at the office Of the Even
ing Star. ap ls-sts
Il OST-On Friday afternoon, on Penasy !, ania ave-
nne or IA ascending Capitol Hill, pair of EVE
GLASSES with a gold frame. The finder will I've
literally rewarded on leaving them At No. - north
street, Capitol Hill. ap 1881
MOTTO E.-Taken away from the neighborhood of
~ the spbscrlber q young, black and W hite
NEWFOUNDI.ANDD DOG; very PLAY fnl.-LL>-S
he boy who took HIM away viii be watch---h
ed he was last IA street with the dog. lib
eIal reward viii be given II left at the Carpentar's
op,CapItol TX tension with PRINGLE SLIGHT,
Foreman, Cap. Ex., or son. apI7-sf.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The Union again urges the Democracy in the
States yet to elect representatives to the new
Congress to be up and doing and argues to
demonstrate that the small majority they may
achieve in the House by proper exertion, will
prove in the end more fortunate for the future
Of the party than n large one.
The Intsiligsncer contains an interesting and
instructive communication from some one
vOuched for By the editors to be an aged gen.
tleman of high character who sejourned year
lately in Salt Lake Valley corroborating the
statements in Judge Drummond's late address
In exposure Of the Mormon system and prac-
tiee. In introducing it the LateHigeneer hopes
that the large force which Gen. Harvey is soon
to command on the western frontier is destined
for service in Utah under instructions to reform
that modern Sodom by force Of arms, neces-
sary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-20

II In Boston, last year, there were 235 deaths
by violence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-20

GREAT BARGAINS.-JUsT RECEIVED
from Now York auction, supply OF LADIES
SASAS :. &C., Tor sale very low at ,,c>,,
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| AIDES: LAP pI $ kkADIEs

Inc subscriber has returned from New York and
VII DC opening from tins date pail I7IhI very beau
tlInl ana elegant GOODS, in hls line of bn,iness
anu al most reasonable prces for cash to which sys
teni ne IS compelled Ia con6ne himself, as such
eoods As he buys must lie paid tor cash. He wifi,
huch course, be able 10 sell the best and newest
styos al goods az lower prices than could DO Their
WISE anorded He respectfully soicits a call from
Is Iends and customers generally before purchas-
ing elsewhere that they may know hat ID most To
following articles, viz: f'' vi INC
Newest and best styles black silk Mantillas
Gulpure Lace and silk MantIllas
Rich and elegant black Lace Points
DO do do do Mantillas
Elegant Shawls of oil kinds, G. &c
FRANK A. MCGEE
ap l7-dlw pa Pa. ave., bet lsrh and is,h.,.
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partmen~nsaction of real business in the De-
letters, memofi.oose Of perhaps three hundred
requires hard work o. on such subjects daily,
functionary at this point ,rt of more than one
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WALTER d. wYvILL,

Manufac,,,sstc c &c 70 FRANCIS Y, NAyLoK,
SrHa,66EsITIllk0NcMARE, ROOFING, GUT- -.
;lfEhiNg, SCOUTING, &C., begs leave TO ~
lnston, that he rs now prepared TO al all ord -
efs In the above line, and on the most reasonable
ap 1857 Nv ID WYVILI,
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ap l7-dlv


CEMENT-CEMENT.
w arc now receiving per schooner Mis-, 4, n,
q superior article. >I"ENi IL
/, fMS on n hand d.; BEILDTNG and WHITE SAND.
w. ns, n, Ed pI.ASTER, &C., all OF which
eonoi ioi soao NJ tne lowest rates.
s,,,.a WARDER 4 KILLMoN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-20

BUSINESS AT THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
At the General Land Office for the week ending
on Saturday last, there were received ], 23O let.
ters requiring action on the part of that Bureau
this being by ITO the largest mail ever received
The CURRENT OPERATIONS OF THE TREA
sURr DEpAnrNENr.-On Saturday, April 18th
there were Of Treasury warrants entered or
the books of the Departmept-
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OVERLAND MAIL ROUTE TO
~ CALIFORNIA

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, April D, ls57.
An Act OF Congress, approved Sd March, 1897, max
Ing appropriations for the service Of the Post Office
Department for the fiscal year ending Sth June,
Sec 10. That the Postmaster General be and he
ID hereby authorized to contract for tho cOnveyauce
Of the entire letter mail from such point on the Mis-
sisslpPl river the contractors lnay select to San
Francisco. in the State OF California, for SIX years
az cost not exceeding three hundred Thousand
dollars per annum for semi msnthly, four hundred
and nifty thousand dollars for weekly, or six hun
performed semi monthly. weekly, or semi weekly,
al me option OF the Postmaster General.
sec IL: That the contract shall require the SER
vice TO be performed with good four-horse coaches
or spring wagons, suitable for the convey ancc of pas
senYers as well as the safety and security of the
Sec IL. That the contractor shall have the rizht
OF presumption to three hundred aud twenty acres of
point necessary for station, not to be nearer than
ten miles from each other and provided that no
mineral land shall be thus re-empted.
SEQ. IS. That the said service shall be performed
within twenty tive days for each trip and that be-
fore entering, into such contract. the POSTMASTER
ton PARTIES bona fde and in good faith to per
form the said contract, and shall require good and
the service to commence within twelve months after
the signing of the contract"
Proposals will acSorai9sy he received at the Con-
m Of the LIST day of June, 1857 for conveying mails
under the provisions OF the above act.
bidders Will name the intermediate points proposed
to be embraced in the route and otherwise
Its course as nearly practicable.
Separate proposals are invited for semi-nloathIy.
weekly, and semi-csekIy trips each way
msd Inc decls $40, upon the proposals Offered will bs
Of the ability and disposition of the parties In good
faith to perform the contract.
hcent sureties, that the contract shall be executed
win IKE good security, whenever the contractor OF
master General, and the service must commence
within twelve months after the date Of such
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BOARDING.

R0ARD-ROOMS and BOARD NAV ha oht, ,nsd
- by immediate application at No. Al. 9th street,
corner of IA. Day boarders taken. spI7-3ts
ROARDlNG.-Several persons can be acoommo-
y dated with BOARD and pleasant ROOMS nj
Mrs. +: L. JONES, No. 4s2 NJ street. near tho
4NdNt 1851
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FOTm OF CtTtItfute.
The undersigned, postmaster Of, State OF
-, certlfies, under has oath Of Office that he is
acquainted with the above Suarantors, and knows
them to be men of property, and able to make good
their guarantee.
Dated. (Siyned1
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L., Of, county Of, State of - propose
to convey the entire letter mai, for the term of SIX
years, from the date specified In the Contract for
river by, to San Francisco, Caiifornis, agreeaBis
the 2th April, 1857, IN good fourhorse coaches or
spring wagons suitable for tho conveyance of pas
sengers, as well as the safety and security OF the
Of dollars weekly, each way, for the annual sum
Of dollars; mi-reekly, each way, for the an
nual sum of - dollars.
Dated, fSionoJ,
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EOrm Of GHaraniss

The undersigned, residing at -, State of-.un-
dertake that, II the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail on The routs from on the Mississippi river,
to San francisco, California, be accepted by the
Postmaster General, the bidder shall, when required
10y the Postmaster General enter the NECESSARY
and sufficient sureties.
This zoe do understanding distinctly the obliga-
ton and liabilities assumed 6y gHarantors pader
l9S6. 10Y -
Dated. tSgncd by two guarantorsD
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MI III BATES, AT HER BOARDING
~ NOUS on the southeast corner of Penn =
avenue and 9th street. has made arrangement ~
accommodate large number of strangers with Meal
al any time throughout the day, and lodgings
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A CAR LADIES' Craps or Merino Shawls
a BI.EACHED or DYEDANY COLOR. Also,
nets DYED DRAB. Gentlemen's Clothing RE
DYED or CI.EANSED at the shortest notice
The subscriber, thankful for past favOrs. assures
all who patronise him that no expense shall DO spared
24s south side of Pennsy vania avenua between 18th
and 18th streets, opposite GATHERS Confectionery
ap d-lm' l.. ], DENHAM.
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JEFFERSON DAvIs.-The persistent assaults
Of the New York Herald upon the late Secre-
tary Of War, redoubled since, being out of Office.
IL was supposed he might also be out of friends,
have fairly reused the indignation of that gen.
teman's constituents, as will be perceived from
the following remarks On the subject which we
quote from the MiSsisSiyyiau Of the 7th inst
Col, Davis Is one Of the representative men
OF the country. His eventful life has been a fri
umphant vindicatiOn of his patriotism: and in all
The trying scenes in which lie has enacted hts
Part-whether in the field, the Cabinet or the
Senate-he has come up to the full measure of a
great General, a great civilian, great statesman
II Is Idle Tor the opponents OF Democracy To
level their shafts az him with the expectation of
enecting bis prostTation. He is begirt by a wall
stronger than adaInant-a wall made OF the CONF
dence and love Of the all powerful and inyincibIe
Democratic party.
But IL is not only in his own State that he f.
pursued with partisan rancor and vituperation
When he was called TO Washington by Gen
Pierce, to be Of his political family the Black
Republican fanatics and traitors let slip their dogs
upon him; and they have not ceased to vex the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-20

ORDERBD.-Capt. Samuel F. Dupont has
been ordered to the command of the u S.
steam frigate Minnesota, about to sail to China
Capt John B. Montgomery has been ordered
to the command of the Roanoke Steam frigate, }
about to make trial trip cruise of six months
from the Norfolk Navy Yard, All the officers
of the Merrimac, except her captain and purser,
have been transferred to the Roanoke.
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ROARDlNG.-Threeo or four gentleman can Ia
snd a sisssh with BOARD in an agreeable
aio eugiDe location, upon application al $50 Penn
avenue, between LIST and "a streets - VIM
ri h.SS3, E0R RENT-Ono front PARLOR and
nlshed, on reasonable terms, with or without Hoard
ap l4-lws ~ ~ "''''Ou' dual VI
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A SMALL FARM,IN 4 HEALTHY LOCA-
"A ton, four miles from Washington, highly I'M
proved, and very productive, having good buildings
and every necessary convenience upon IT, will be OK
changed Tor city property yielding rent. Persons
wishing TO make such an exchange may apply al the
counter of the Star Office mar sD-tf
WANTED:-TIIE HIGHEST PRICES PAID
WARE NANUFACTORY,s sS Penn. avenue near
Nihth street. dec -
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1h6 ESi"hArlOS OVER THE PLAINS.-The
Secretary OF the Interior, we arc glad to be
able to state, in preparing for the construction
OF the wagon roads to the Pacific side ordered
by Congress to be opened, has ordered the work
to be done so as to render it certain that they will
be available for the emigration of this season
This is O matter Of great importance to the in
terest Of the Far West, which will rejoice, in
deed, to. learn the fact. The party under the
command of Mr. Magraw, which are to fit out
at Indepc will not winter in the wilder
ness; but will proceed from the point where its
work is to end-City Rocks-40O miles east of
the California State boundary-over to the Cali
fornIa settlements, by the road to be opened
under the supervision of Mr. Kirk, from those
settlements, East
Regarding the opening of these roads as a
matter OF national importance, as we have fire.
fu1n'y explained, it affords US great pleasure
aoie thus to state that the arrange
'n'n's already made to carry ont the law q >.
Suen as embrace ample guarantees ,h., Tho
emigration of the season so near a, - IL,
reap the advantage of its enactmsn, VIII
o'Eh"hELSbD.-We apprehend tb., tho
fost omce department are being overwbs,,,as
with letters and petitions urging the rs,.,,,;s1
OF thousands of Postmasters at pnmno-...
Offices. If there existed the slightest gronna
for the newspaper story that sweep Of uch
functiOnaries was designed, there might be rea.
son in this multiplicity Of writing. 1t being
very certain, however, that it is not intended to
change these officers unless for good and sufis
cient reasons besides the wishes of others to OBJ
tain place, the friends of the incumbents are
throwing away their time and labor In obstruet-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-05-06
A Medicine that Never Dcbilitates,
DIR. SANFORD'S INVIGORATOR,
or LIVER REMEDY

HAS all the good qualities of purgatve medicine,
answering the purposes Of any Cathartic without
the facilitating effects experienced from most purga-
tiyes Il acts slowly and gently, hut surely, moving
the bowels TO carry of all the seceled matter, at the
same time stimulating the Liver to proper perform
ance Of its functions.
The Invigorstor cures Sick Headache. Take one
or two Irresponsible each attack and il will dis.
appear For an overloaded stomach, or when food
rises or sours take the lnsigorator after eating and IL
will not prove disagreeahle oppressive For Heart
burn, Palpitation or Difficult breathing, take tea
spoonful once or twice daily. For Loss Of Appetite,
Languor or Listessness, the medicine is invaluable.
II will restore the appetite and make the food digest
well. Nightmare, lake tea-spoonul on retiring, and
the demons OF dIeam-land will be fairies. After eating
hearty dinner take dose of Invigorator and il will
relieve all oppression flness. The Invgorator Is
Liver Remedy Of uneguaed virtue, acting directly on
that organ, curiry Dyspepsia, Jaundice Bilious At
tacks, Dyseniery, Piles, Worms aud all Female OBJ.
structions, for which il has no equal
We know there is nothing now before the Ameri-
can public prepared with such skill BY scientific pan,
particularly for diseases Of the Liver DR.. Sanords
lnvigorator, OF Liver Remedy II has attained ppu-
ation second 10 other article in the world, simply
because il rests on its merit. To convince all by
trial that il is all It's pIoprietors claim to be, II any
Of readers suffering from such diseases are
described in DR.. sanfords advertisement we know Of
no remedy that will so surely cure them as the H..
vigorsior.
Blessings 10 the Invalids who Dr. sanford's In
yigotaoi for il will relieve them Of Their pains soon
as Il is taken into their stomach. Pain md misery
canno, exist where the Insgoaiof is used for il will
surely drive them away, day light will Danish dark
ness Of this there be doubt 10 those who try IT,
for Il carries conviction with every dose taken An
other evidence is the thousands Of certificates from
those who use il or have been cured by IL Try one
bottle il il does no, benefit. then mistaken.
SANFORD a CO., PToprietors. 3l5 Broadway,
New York. Price 81 per bo,e, containing forty doses,
For sale at the Drug Sto,e 10 Hilsbosoueh, by
JAMES +. CAIN.
April I. Sc
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New Spring Goois.

TIME largest and hest stock ever had, which were
u bought upon the best terms, early in The season,
before the RISE consisting in part Of
800 ya,ds sup'r Hemp, Felt and Ingram carpctings
500 Hats, Bonnets, Flats, Gipsies, &c.
1850 yards Unbleached Cotton Cloth, Jeans, &c.
1880 yards Bleached Cottons Shee,ings, &c.
24OO Checked and Striped Cotton Cloth, &C.,
2000 yards Coored Jeans, Cottonades, Checks, lta-
ian cloth, Drap fEe Ribbed Mohair, and other goods
for boys and mems wear.
$50 yards Linen Ds, &C., white and colored.
$500 yards Calico,
1900 yards Uolored and Black Giughams,
900 yards Lawns, Bingham Lawns, Organdies, ia
comets, Brilliants, &c.
200 pairs Gloves,
270 dozen Spool Thread,
200 gross Buttons,
GOO pairs Ladies'. Misses and Childrens Shoes,
beautiful shape and fnish including Curried Goat, Mo-
rocco and Kid Buskins; Congress Boots Wets and
Slippers; Plain, Foxed and Congress Caters; Velvet
Slippers; Children's coored and Plain. Rachelfoxed
and Button Boots. Also Bronzed and Kid Socks.
Nantes; Lace and Wrought Bands; Fiouncings;
Engings and InseItngs; Printed and Pierced Collars
and Bands; Silk and Leather Belts; Summer Corse,s;
Son,ag, Cactus and Empress Skirts; Grass Cloth;
Corded CambIic; BIianis, and ether goods for maxi
ing Skirts.
1900 yards Ribbons of all kinds.
6,000 lbs. Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee; Extract Of
Coffee,
1000 ibs. Conee Sugars, and Crushed and Powder
ed Sugars; Sugar House Syrup; Best Green and Black
Teas; Fine Madeira Wine and French Brandy, fol
medicinal purposes; also Cooking Wine.
4 -. a,1 1 4,c A.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

TIVE subscriber takes this meihol of informing 81.
customers anJ the public generally, that biz Mil.
il tsi fsie order or making Flour n tie bet kind
and with despateh. having three pair Buns running,
sbd can make . load q Flour 10 lev hours The
Mills ere within about three niles Of the Rsil Road
ehsfs The FlO1f can be put on and shipped to say mar.
III desired. Those from distance, coming est, IL
ths evening, can have their Flour msde ~ The neat
morning. % that they take il 20 The Rail Rad and
reforming can gst thtif oTsi 10 take honIs III le sane
TIP. Banels Kept constantly on bsBd.
Tie very b., prices will 30 paid for WHEAT ~
lhs sssefhsf q the Mills, Or q Peter D. Rsfins
Hsi0fgash.
10000 bsslsls u Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
odsbsfaz IL
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ALL HAIL!i!
Something for the MiiiiOn!!!
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR REST0R ATIVE
ALI, IAIL!i.

uNT call The after Of ALL old and Young 10 this
wv wonderful p,eparation, which turns back 10 its
nricnal color. gray haircoyers the head Of the bald
with mxuriant gtow,h.-remoyes the dandruff Itch
ing, and all cutaneous eruptions-causes continual
aoy &c ne natural fluids and hence If used as reg
IA, l,assn, "a, The ha, will nressrve its color and
keen il from falling to extreme old age in all lis nau-
raj beauty. We CALI then, upon the bald, the gray, or
diseased in scalp to use III and surely, the young will
not, as they value the flowing locks, The witching
curl ever be without IT, Its praise upon the tongue
Of thousands.
WATERFOWL, Mass, May !, 1893.
PRor. y. WOOD ;-Allow me 70 attest inc virtues
and magic powers Of your Hair Restorative. ihree
months slnce being exceedingly gray purchased and
soon commenced TO use Two bottles and II soon began
to tell IN restoring the silver locks 10 lhef na'e color
and The hair which was before dry and harsh and fall
ing OIL now became soft and glossy and ceased fall.
insi tne oaiu1un aisaPPea'su anu no seap i9se ~
e u'sag'e,ap.e N.nins, ~ o',O's' anu nv"
nos o',,y 'ooa .e ~. ,eo' youns 'sa''
Aesps0uuis ,ou's' f,,Y.s uurr,.pv
New YORK, uclober y, 1900.
PRoF. .. >. WooD-Dear Sirs--Ai'ef reading Tue
advertisement in one OF the New YORK journals. OF
your celebrated HAIR Restorative, procured nan
pint bottle, aud was so much pleased WIN u That
continued us use ior TWO mohtns, anu am sssneu
decidedly the nest preparation eioretne Puohc' u
once removed all the dandrnii ana unpleasant lchina
rom ne scalp, ana pas restored ny mar na'u'ais
ana, nave no aoap', pe,mansn'S %. .u..,o ..
na,e ps'ssou ~ l.'ei - 'ue' 81 mao =.
W. any uouo' y ~ pe'io'ns M ,, IS prEKS ~
!" oe, f.N.i.;.L 80,
a. a !. M.
have used Professor ID W oous nan RESTORATIVE
and have admired rs wonderful ELECTS ~ restored