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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-23
FROM NICARAGUA.

The steamship Tennessee, Capt. Patter-
son, arrived at New York on Thursday
from Aspinwall and San Juan via Kew
West. The Tennessee arrived at Aspin-
wall on the afternoon of April 4th, landed
her passengers, and left for San Juan the
same evening.
Colonel Lockridge advanced 10 Castillo
on the the 28th March with 800 men, on
board the steamers Scott and Rescue. He
found the enemy had fortified Nelson's
Hill, $50 yards in the rear of the castle,
with strong breastworks, bitches, several
large guns and 500 men. He retreated
without making an attack, and DESTROYED
all the lortifications below Castillo; aban-
doning all hope of opening the river. He
dIsbanded the two 5atalions of recruits
and formed another from those who were
willing to go to Walker via Panama.
On the I'd April the boiler of the Scott
exploded near Sarapiqui, killing and woun-
ding about fifty of The officers and men.
The sick and wounded were Immediately
sent TO Punta Arenas upon the Rescue
The Tennessee brought away all who
were able TO be removed. Col. Lockridge
was up the river with portion of his
force and large supply of provisions.-
The Tennessee left in the harbor of San
Juan, April 6, II. B. M. war steamers
Orion, Cossack, Archer, Tartar, Pioneer
and intrepid.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-23
RICHLY IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
M. M. FAXON'S

.4Hachment Of Tulcani2ed India Rtbbe'
Spring TO the Tubes Of GRAIN Drills.
UHE undersigned, having perfected an arrangement fof
L The attachment of Gum Spring 10 the Tubes and
Drag Bars of Grain Drills, is happy 10 inform Farmers
and all others Interested IN The growing Of Wheat ana
other grains, that he is prepared TO furnish GRAIN
DRILLS. with the above article attached, al the shortest
notice. at his Foundry, in McVeytown Pa secdershave
become an almost Indispensable article to the Farmer,
and he will find that the attachment Of the GGm Spring
will enhance its value least ouehalf All the deten
ton and rouhe caused by the breaking OF wooden pins
is entirely done away with by this arrangement, and
mai or boy perform nearly double the labor hat ne
could under the old plan, with much greater both
himself and There need he no fear OF the Spring
breaking for if article that will neither break
rot or wear out, The Gum Spring is that artlcie ana
hazard nothing in saying that my Grain Drill is the sim
plest in construction, most economical In performances
and therefore the durable offered TO the agr
cultural public The feed is arranged that II VIII sow
l. H. II, II, and bushels per acre. Persons desiring
one for the coming seeding requested TO send in their
orders as early possible Direct McNeytown, Milf
fin county, Pa. or Il. G FRANCISCUS, Lewstown; /;
E. T. FAXON, Holiday ysburg Blair CO, Pa; BOY Elk &
BRO, Harrisburg, Pa who authorized TO act as
agents. from whom any further information may beo
aimed.
PRICE OF DRILLS with the attachment, $73 tar-
mers who already drills have them altered,ahd
the India Rubber Spring attached, for from $40 TO Sl5
GAN branches of the FOUNDRY BUSINESS still
carried on which orders respectfully solicited
NJ NJ. FAXON.
MCVeytown. June 10, 1856.
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TRIAL OF STRENGTH.

H. Troy Times Of the Gth gives a sin
II trial Of Strength, which took place in
II cliy on Saturday evening, between
hes Madison, ''the cast-iron man." and
u. Carl, The strongest man in Ameri-
Il The challenge for a trial of strength
kby Carl, having been accepted, large
Fmbly Witnessed the performance.
7feVlous TO the trial, Prof. Carl gave an
pbliIon ot magic and ventriloqnism,
fprmed his celebrated guitar and drum
H. balanced sixteen chairs upon his
II and performed other feats, calling for
Exercise of strength which must have
RFlea hlm somewhat. Mr.. Madison
n appeared-heid an anvil weighing
pounds upon his breast while two men
ek upon it with sledges; held an anvil
" each knee; broke a number of stones
" his fist; bent bar of iron a quarter
h inch thick by striking it over his
N and held an anvil weighing about
n hundred pounds upon each arm,
IL men struck upon it with sledges.
POI. Carl then appeared, held an anvil
u his breast: bent the bar of iron al
NJ double upon his arm; held the anvils
W his arms, ETC., for a longer period
NJ Mr.. Madison had done. He then
" the large flint stones which had been
aeted by his rival and hammered them
Reces, sgnallzlng his performance by
aklng IN two a flag stone about large
@gh to serve as a stepping stone for a
E Alter this he held one Of the heavy
over his head for forty-one seconds,
W SIXTY pound weight upon his little
r and swung it around his head, and
# TWO men on chair while he whirIcd
# about, top-fashion, until their feet
II out at an angle of 45 degrees.
r. Madison was then called out by the
HHFFnce, and requested TO give an account
N Nzelmselt' He excused himself in the
~ oi the stones by saying that his
was IN constant practice, while he
80 broken stone for year. Being
~ 10 swing the weight about his head,
8~eclhed TO do il, on the score Of ina
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-23

EGFFrom Liberia we learn that the listur-
Dances at Cape Palmas were subdued, and
the LegislaturaFand people of the Maryland
colony had unanimously applied to have their
territory annexed to the Republic as a eoun-
ty. The new settlement in the highlands Of
the interior has proved quite successful and
healthy. An election was going on through
out the Republic. President Benson's ad-
ministration being quite popular, he will no
doubt be re elected.
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Costar's" Rat Exterminator

A infalibie destroyer of RATS, NICE, ANTS,
= uhooND MICE, MoLEs, &c. sc. &c (Not dan
seious TO TIE Human Famy) Rats do not die in their
holes, but come out and die
t"sIAR'S' BED BUG EXTERMINATOR
never known to faiand used every day nv thousands
IN New York and elsewhere
"cOST5k'S'' ELECTRIC P0HDER
f"r Tue destruction of MOTHS, MOSQUITOES Ft1rs
fLEAs, PLANT INSECTS VERMIS ON Fowls S ANry,Is
sold Wholesale and Retail at q CosTAR's PRINCI
FAL DEPOT, 3sS Broadway, New York, and by the
principal druggists and Dealers throughout the United
States the Clnadas, West Indies, California and South
America
S+orders mnst Trays BE- accompanied by the cash
Ono goods commission
arSnali Sample Packages pat up at tie lowest whole
sale prices for first orders places with Cards
Show Bills, Posters &c. &c.
S@Faekaees expressly pn, up for Ships, Steamboats,
Hotels, Public Institutions, &c.
~ Paper with full particulars-tcrms hoIesale
Dealers-scaies of prices, &c., be promptly mailed
Crepaidl TO any address receipt of cent stamp.
Address "COSTAR,'' Ne. 3SS Broadway, ~ Y
New York, March 20, 1877 -3n
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:; :. Z 9 4 z g = = e !.

n PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent isthe
butEori,ed gent for this paper in the cities Of Bos
CIV York and Philadelphia, aud is duly empowered
L. advertisements aud subscriptions at the rates
II by us His receipts will be regarded as payments.
.ticaS are Boston. Scoay's Building; New York,
In Buildings; Philadelphia, Browns new Iron
linp. N. E. corner of Fifth and Chestnut streets.
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Milroy Academy and MifRin Co.
Normal School.
M'Hoy, N!D7in county, Pa.
I. j. slime, Principal,

As&1sted by Competent Teachers
THIS Institution is open TO pupils of both
/ sexes. The Spring Term commences on
Wednesday, April lst and viii continue l2
weeks. Instruction is given in all the branches
usually taught in Academies and Seminaries of
the highest grade.
The NORMAL DEPARTMENT is intended for the
instruction of those who are pre- parmg to teach.
1t embraces full and thorough CT urse Stu
deLts in this department will have the benefit
OF Lectures on Natural ScieEces and the Art
of Teaching without extra charge.
TERMS.
Common English branches, per quarter, 81 90
higher ." 3 50
Languages and Mathematics, 5 90
uItIon IN Normal Department, 90
Lz@lnstruetion will be made as practical as
possible.
hlilroy, Miillin county, March &c, I857.-4t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-23
THE MARK ETS.

me Le"lst0Wn MN IS paying SI 81 fOr
red wheat, i.20a0, ,00Cor white wheat, accord
ing to quality.
ezl5A Alfred Marks, at the new Steam Mill,
is paying for White Wheat l,30a00G, Red
100.
n. B.-Wheat taken on store, with priyi-
iege to the owner to sell or ship by boat.
Flour, Grain, &c.
Fiou and Neal-The export demand for
Flour continues limited, but with a falling
off in the receipts, and the more favorable
tenor of the adyices from abroad, prices were
fully 25c u Dbl better than at the close of
last week, sales for shipment in all reaching
about 1000 bbls, in lots, including standard
and good straight brands at s. 87(q6, the
latter being now the uniform asking rate,
extra at So lO(aG %, and extra family at
30 5O, the market closing quiet but firm at
80 T. bbl for standard brands. The inspec-
tlons for the week ending the 10th inst. arc
1886 bbls flour, $50 half do do. 29l2 do
corn meal, and sol do rye flour
Grain-There has been rather mora doing
in Wheat; receipts are coming forward by
canal, but buyers and sellers are apart in
their views, and some holders are storing for
higher prices; the weeks sales foot up about
$4,000 bu, in lots, at l43(d l46c for fair to
prime Pennsylvania red, and l55(0l60c for
white, aloat. Rye is more plenty, and about
10000 bu Penna have been disposed of at 78
(d82c principally at about the latter figure
afoat. Corn has been very active, and all
offered, about 10000 bu Delaware and Pa.
yellow, have found buyers at 66(068c afoat,
closing at the latter rate, which establishes an
advance; including lots in store at 64c; old do
at 65(G66c, and new white at 64G066c afoat.
Oats are better, with sales of about 25 900 bu
to note, at 48(049c for Southern and 48(n50
for Penna and western. in store and aAeat.
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Total,

jul passed ti.e House on the 10th, ot I'M
.Ance to Justices of the Peace and Con
Hes outside Of Philadelphia. It eStab-
NJ L new fee Lii to accord with onr daci-
curreney, which IS said to be aboat fgc
GEM. les gIau tLa fee bill 9f lSl4, and
ii = to 80 per cent. higher than the fee
Nj 1921 Both these bills are now in op
lpn in the State A majority ;f the coun-
pr under the bill Of ISL. although that
Rl+ has been extended to a large number.
r. tt" repeated applications made to the
Stature u lave the Bill of 1914 extended
hrticular cases, that induced this general
Ii has already passed the Senate.
b Ji.I providing for the sale Of the Main
Of the Public Works was taken up in
House on Monday, and BY very decid
Eote ordered t. be Transcribed for third
Fng.
he Go,enpr las sisn 4 the fuIIowing bills:
i Act relative to the fees Of Justices, Al
ben aua Con-.a6'c,.
b Aet to separate tie STATE and School
artments.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-23

fhe Apportienment Bill, as it passed tn
snate, arranges the Senatorial and Repre-
Native Districts as follows:
Ms. SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.
III Philadelphia City,
Ill Chester and Delaware,
NJ Montgomery,
E Bucks,
MI Lehigh and Northampton,
III Sehuylkill,
NJ Berks,
NJ Lancaster and Lebanon,
III Dauphin aud Cumberland,
Nj York,
III Adams and Franklin,
III Bedford, Fulton, Blair & Huntingdon,
Ill Somerset, Fayette and Greene,
III Washington and Beaver,
III Allegheny,
M Indiana and Westmoreland,
w Lawrence, Butler and fenango,
Crawford and Mercer,
Erie, Warren and Mexican,
Armstrong, Clarion and Forest,
,Jetferson. Elk, ClearEeld and Cambria,
.@Tioga, Potter, Clinton and Centre,
Perry, Juniata, Mifiin, Snyder& Union, /
!. sNorthumberId Montonr 4 Columbia,
n Bradford, Sullivan and Lyooming,
4Snsquehanna, Wyoming and Wayne,
Luzerne, |
Garboa, Monroe and Pike,
Total, 50
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Il s. AhExANDER aI57z "A PRINCIPALS

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male emep
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develop
and
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of
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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-23

eSs- Geo. Reed, Esq, of Erie county, died
on the 18th inst, aged 80. He was one of
the earliest settlers of the county and was
highly esteemed.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-23

Is FEyH.9LE .4GE.N'TS H.4N'TED in ev-
cry Town or Village of the Union, TO sell DIR
S.7.NFORD'S LAJfG ORATOR. Many of our
Lady Agents are making more than living
from its sale. No MONEY required until the
medicine is sold; simply good reference ac-
companying application. The lnyigoratOr will
cure Sick Headache. Take one or two tea
sPooasfnl at each attack and it will soon disap-
pear. For an overloaded stomach, or when
food rises or sours, take the lnvigorator after
eating, ard it will not prove disagreeable or op-
Pressi'e. For Heartburn, Palptatlon, or Diff
cult Breathing, take teaspoonful once or twice
daily. For loss Of Appetite, Languor or List
lessness, the medicine IS invaluable 1t will
restore the appetite and make the food digest
we'll Nightmare-take teaspoonful on reti
ring, aud the demons of dream-lan viii all be
fIiries. After eating a hearty dinner, take
dose Of Iuyigorator and it will relieve all op-
preston or fullness. The lnyigorator IS a Liv-
er Remedy Of unequalled virtue, acting direct
ly on that organ. curing Dyspepsia, Jaundicc,
Bilious Attacks Dysentcry, Piles, Worms, and
all Female Distractions, for which it has no
equal. Any person after using full bottle Of
the InYigorator for any of the above named
complaints, without benefit, call at the
Agents and get their money back. Sold at
One Dollar per bottle, by SANFORD Il Co, Pro-
prictDrs, New York, and by CHARLES RITZ,
LewistoWn.
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G1 3 @ ~ o 90 AGA O3QlYa
w. Fl. WOODS, A. M, Proprietor and PRINCIPAL
April l6, l857.-2m

a. bgD a. 4I 1f2g0r the Greek and Latin Languages
L"t ". s. NORRiSON Lecturer Ecderce Of ChrnHaa
Wa able assistants audFf Preparatory D7qaneas
willie
emens held
composed
ueogn
highs din
wish obecone
and u
Yin
thorough instruction IN Single and Double Entry Book Keeping Calculations
t
nwiot
o {
L
gula line ofsages
I1S Tor session OF i've months (washng and light ra
half
lie Iarsis fo son of Minister
in n ancc nmHIde of fsesso
For Catalogues containing full particulars, address
Is, hade GapH
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I2ISING SUN
Nurseries and Garden,
Philadelphia, February nth. 1857

CermantO10n Road, halt an hours ride from the
Exchange by Omnibus.
..n Shade, Fruit and Ornamental TREES,
s7sE6sSSSs Shrubs, Plants, Roses, &c, cultivated
%s4ssSSa and for sale in quantities to suit deal
HESS% ers and others, including an extensive
--.n&saH>- and varied assortment of all the de-
sirable varieties of the above, for sale whole
sale and retail. Catalogues can be had on ap-
pllcation, gratis. S. MAUPAY e. co.
N. B.-When addressed by mail, direct to
Rising Sun P. o., Philadelphia. Our Stands
in the Market, Market street below Sixth,
where orders are also received. MARRIOTT
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NOTICE.

NOIlCE.
To the School Directors Of Nifllin County.
ENTLEMEN: In pursuance of the 43d
W section of the Act Of 8th May, 1851
you are hereby notified to meet in Convention
at the Court House in Lewistown, on the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY, A. ID. 1857, be-
ing the fourth day of the month, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, and select era roce. by a
majority Of the whole number of Direc-
tors present, one person of literary and sci
entifc attainments, and of skill and expert
ence in the art of Teaching, rs COUNTY
SUPERINTENDENT L, for the three succeed
ing years determine the amount Of compen-
sation for the same, and certify the result to
the State Superintendent at Harrisburg; as
required by the 39th and 40th sections of said
act A. NJ. WOODS,
County Superin ntendent Of MiiHin Co.
Lowistown, April 8, l857.-3t
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DOIRT Az AN END.

The Decision Of the People.-It is one of
the noblest characteristics of an era that the
people think and judge for themselves. The
mental training received at our Common
! Schools and Free Academies fit them for this
task They are taught to investigate, to ana
| lyze, to take nothing for granted until they
have tested and proved its truth. Hence if
the "voice of the people" is not ''the voice Of
! God, y it approximates infallibility more near
/ ly than any opinion limited to a single class
| possibly can.
Apply this rule to the remedies for exter-
nal and internal maladies introduced in all
parts of the Globe by Professor Holloway,
and what is the result. For every one human
being, who places confidence in any other
medicine, at least one hundred rely implicit
iy upon his Pills and Ointment, and prove
the faith that IS in them by using these rem
edles to the exclusion of all Others Look at
another significant fact Among the class of
medical dogmatists, fortunately for mankind
diminishing every day, who deny the efficacy
OF Holloways preparations, scarcely any two
agree. The prescription of each practitioner
differs as widely from that of his neighbor,
as 1t does from IIolloway's. Submit any case,
ordinary or extraordinary, to a hundred So
called regular physicians and you will have
as much confusion of opinion as there was Of
tongues in Babel. DR.. Depletus will recon-
mend blistering, bleeding, sudorifcs and
blankets; DR.. Bracerup will prescribe quinine
and Jeilles and throw the doors and windows
open, The patients perplexed in the extreme
Or rather perplexed between two extremes
will perhaps try both, or possibly adopt
the idea that system involving such contra
dictlons cannot be worthy, cry, with Mercu-
ito, ''a plague o both your houses, am sped"
Certainly when we fnd that one half of the !
adult population of the known world have
used aud approved IIolloway's medicines, and
that the remainder are subjected to hundreds |
Of modes Of treatment 50 opposite to each |
other that no two of them can by any posSi- |
bility be right, we may fairly conclude that |
the verdict of the consistent half Of mankind /
is correct and true. !
The time has passed, never to return when /
the dictum Of theorists could outweigh incon- /
tr0fertibie facts. If thousands Of inyaids /
who have exhausted the matera mcdica and /
consulted the lights Of all the Medical Schools /
in VAN, recovered by the aid Of IIolloway's |
remedies they must necessarily take prece-
dence Of all others. They have done SO wher-
ever they have been introduced. They are |
not the pet medicines of clique. or a class,
or single community. Mankind is their |
patron, the tchoie habitable giode the theatre |
Of their triumphs.-N J. Saturday Eceninq |
Courier.
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HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE,

THIS HAIR DYE needs only trial to sat
Isiy all of its perfection as a Dye, and the
following testimonial from that eminent Ana
lytical Chemist, Professor Booth, of the u. S
Mint, will only confirm what thousands have
previously borne testimony to.
LABORATORY FOR PRAcTIcAL CHEMISTRY,
81. Stephens Place,
Philadelphia, February I7th 1857
Being well acquainted with the substances
composing Horef's Liquid Hair Dye, am salts
fed that by following the simple directions Civ
en- for its use, it will not injure Hair or Skin,
but viii give a natural and durable color 10 The
Hair JAS C.. BOOTH, Analytic Chemist.
HOPER'S HRITkNG Inks, including Ho-
GERS Fluid and Horer's Ldeljie Inks, are too well
known and introduced to require any additional
testimony of their character The sales have
been increasing since their first introduction.
giving evidence that the articles truly possess
that intrinsic merit claimed at first for them bv
the manufacturer.
Orders, addressed to the manufactory, No.
4l6 Race street above Fourth (old No l44,)
Philadelphia, will receive prompt attention by
JOSEPH f. HOVER. Manufacturer.
Philadelphia, April Is, 1851 Y
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| No Pen nor Ink Used. &. I

n X
-jL7CL.4URLA"S S P.9TE-N'T SELF-LSSTRTCTLgG
PROCESS IN PE.h.Ei-9.NSHIP enables every one 10
write with the greatest ease elegance and rapidly IL
has been amply tested and permanently established in the
Public Schools of New York, and in counting
of our first merchants. The Process complete with fun
directions for viii be sent prepad the receipt
To clubs agents. six copies for So Address LELAND
+ MAcLAUEIN, 3i5 Broadway New York. n,h263m
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biity, and as Professor Carl had not held
the anyiIs on his knee. In short, he vir-
tually acknowledged himself whipped
man.
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AND
TOBACCO STORE /!
G&O q 2

IUST received, boat load Of good Coal,
j which will be delivered il lots TO suit con-
sumers. Orders can be left at the. store Of J.
Hamilton & Co., or apply to
S. COMFORT,
aplG J. HAMILTON.
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Mcyeytown. June 10, 1856.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-04-23

Die Apportienment Bill, as it passed the
late, arranges the Senatorial and Repre-
#ative Districts as follows:
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-08

aac.t.

These vessels the first class, built in the city OF Bai
tmorc expressly this trade aud superior
datous passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains wei 4uaicd for the trade and who will spare
rAcriun They will he tuwcd up and down
the ry by aud may be relied to SAL promptly
advcruled
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
viii hn1 il 10 their interest I" ship by this line n freight will
always be taken low by any other line of Packets aud
every enor Will be made by the agents IN Richmond and
York give satisfaction. Insurance be effected in
Richmond Fire Association by this liuc per
We respectfully ask and hope succeed ia obtaining inh
share OF patronage
Goods shipped by this line York viii lie forwarded
New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston. Sa
,annah 81 any other southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie tchnnnd the Dock in New York
Berth No L. Coffee House Slip, foot of Wal street
DAVID y WM. CGRlIE RICHMOND, ,,,,,,.
&. II. rIERSOS, y. y, ) -'h'ii
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7
Gentlemen NJ shid bad bfeakfuY Ias
fail AZ ainh gradually extended size
including bot which much hy
20 fear that hati# would
tried sorts Of advertised and damusic reneirs without
good then pro, ufed ad applied little u IL
OIL getbetier; TIE bottle gut htk" aud hp
piled gals lit again 10, M cider dauHh
said Pa 90 HAT IutftI toai
looked much better WHOM used IL " got nuai5er
bottle. and her head neatly vii This nRrfa
and took hall hour
One hottie trc assured will
entirely there hut little r,lunutuF
entitled to this and for tn benefit others
great pleasure in giving you tits certificate
Respectfully, + CHALK
haya 4 IA