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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
SseetEFsg pf gssssssty board OG SsG~
DeEVFs9gs-T'aaessisy next.

The Grant Count Board Of Supervis-
.uis will meet in annual session at Laneas-
Ter on Tuesday next. In many respect,
II viii lie an im|ortau! Boail. 1t is gen
orally understood in all parts Of the uun
ty tina, the Board Of This year viii provide
for paying as much as it appropriates, which
has never been done before. We believe
there are no agents for pa!> ing large iaxes
nor land spectators aboard this year
none who are Interested in huying Coan,
" orders II 10 or 20 per cent. discount
Therefore, those who will hold County or,
tirrs, general! poor or needy men, may re-
~ upon getting dollar for dollar during
lax paying time. The means Of laying OF
Jurors IN money, a. the close Of ;!leif ser
during court ,>houid also be provided.
This matter Of Jurors being compelled 10
work and come to Lancaster 10 at.
tend court and then aging them III Couu
y shin f,iassers-ii,erehy, making Them
!%ili!ni heggars before dlscret;onleSs land
!orlS for board bills, is unsenefous, amman
" and unexcnsable. 1t is t,ne, these are
hard times to raise money for taxes, butt
is more economical, certainly more hn-
nane, To keep or county orders an3l j.
ror certificates above the level Of poor,
irr. slonis!le. lrreleemalIe bank paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
Spetial Aotiees.

Reiisicus Services for sabbath Noyeu,.-~-
Ed. JNo. HTarEN, General Agent III
american Bi6le Society, will preach !.
the Baptist Church at q O'Clock, Pm
and at the Methodist Church at 9! o'c,,,,.
evening. :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

Gg Wilson's new Map of Grant Q,
for 1857, for sale at he Herald o!iice. Price q NJ +"
canvass with rollers. 81. 90. S@'0Vi 60
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

Wisconsin Form R0oAs-latest al
ton, for sale at the Herald Hgcs.
ALSO, State Maps Of Wisconsin, Iowa and M,n,...
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

E JUsrIcGs' DocKEr REcosps -,
'ows RECORD Books, for sale at the HERALD oyv,,n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

STRAY LAw.-The law, regulating Tho
taking up and disposing Of stray horses
cattle and other stock, will be found in ouI
paper this week. BY complying promptly
and timely with the requirements Of tn.
law, strays may be disposed Of without
much trouble or expense. Stray horses
cattle, &c, ilarboring around or coming
iuto Enclosures. should be Immediately ia
ken up and advertised. The owners o
such property are best comtn 'ated Il,
immediate notice through advertisement
Very much complaint is made of persons
for taking up mich COWS and keepin.
them several months for milk, but witlou
AL, ertising.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

Eg BLANKS of every description. "a,
ale at tina Herald Office.
a3 Also, best Writing and Letter Pa.
per. Envelopes, Drafting, Copying aud Tissue Pam.
Wisconsin Maps, &c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

GE- Jos PRINTING neatly executed .,
the Herald Gaiiinipper. and on the shortest no,ies
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

School REGISTERS, for sale at the IIe,,
I'D Ofice ;.rice Is cents.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

evening.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-31

RErRoGRADtNG. There is a quarrel be-
tween the Post Office department and the
Ogdensburgh Railroad. The result is that
the mails are now carried by stage between
Rouso's Point and Ogdonsburgh. So says
the Plattsburgh Eypress
LOUISIANA SuGAR.--The Franklin (St
Mary Register says the cane looks splondidly
everywhere throughout the parish, and the
West Baton Rouge Sugar Planter Of the 4th
gives cheering accounts Of the prospects of
the planters in that parish
DEMooRArrc NoMINArGoNs.--Atth the Dom
ocratic State Convention, held at Rutland on
the / 9th, Hon. Henry Keyes, Esq, Of New
bury was nominated for Governor; WHY'S
Lyman. Esq Of Burlington, for Lieut. Gov
ornor; J. T. Thurston. Esq, Of Montpelier.
for Treasurer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-31

HEALTH DEPENDS ON PURE BLOOD.
BRANDRETHS PILLS PURIFY THE
IIAnn

Nou,sEAsE cas- nrsnr rUHR 'roluors rsr
,.,t 4.,..y..t,. III. o,rr,-,sre .gii..t 40 al re-
.tt, .t; i .i.... i...
dnaene. 90 "uA'ea pie 'l il' ''' ''' '.- '' .''
gcr0us 1 10 s prevalent Hni hfaNAfciN lia h'lu 200
1,sf ,bo and Oh .cr, protection. Bv their ccl.ioual
r.. ..... 49,. ..,, az ,i..s i,,,,,-i,i.. which
"'' H tt''l- "
when iu efficient quantities, cause sn much o'nseI TO
ue bolys hrilth Thry soon cure liver complaint dys
..-.t, f,.ssf ,aaii,, atiu is thah head heart burn
.
l''N i' tN' ''e.'' ''''''
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-31

q WAsutNGroN. July Is. Advices have
! en- received here from Costa Rico via Pam
tpa. which state that President Mora had
ciarcd the grant of the Nicaaguan transit
futo conceded BY that Republic and Nicara-
e. Jointly to Nh Webster TO have lapsod
4 M "a Noncompliance with its conditions by
g. grantee The lapse was occasioned by
be- mons payment of the stipulated half mile
y ln of dollars on or before the first day of
ne II has been determined that as soon
the now government of Nicaragua should
y consolidated the two Republics viii send
commissioners TO this country to negotiate a
sae of the grant and the immediate opening
intcroccauic communication by it. The
4 crotary of War and the Secretary of the
Nayy are now completing the arrangements
snd have already selected the officers.
Lieut.. Craven of the Navy, and Lieut..
Alekler Of the army are to make explorations
'r ship canal near the lsthmus of Darien
b way of the Atrato and Turando rivers
N hey will start as soon as practicable.
General Walker is now at New Orleans,
7naking preparations for an immediate return
~ Nicaragua. His officers are requested to
report Immediately, and to hold themselves in
feadiness to recruit for the service.
WAsmNoroN, July %. Adyices from
Georgia state that copious rains had fallen in
every part Of the State. reviving the hopes of
the planters greatly. Grain will certainly be
very abundant but cotton viii fall short Of
the average.
WAsHrNoroN, July % (Herald cores
pondence.) The President and Cabinet have
ceased to have any apprehensons of blood
all. j
leave in few days for Utah, The troops
generally are in fine health and spirits, and
amply supplied for an active campaign
Nrw York, June 26. The stables Of the
Court street Brooklyn line of cars, at Green
wood, were destroyed by fire last night, with
seventy horses and large amount Of hay and
oats
Our SHARE IN THE SLAVE TRApE-ThC
New York Tribune, speaking of the slave
trade, says
The public are perhaps not aware that the
cunt of capital claiming to have home IL
the United States, which is invested in The
trade, is no less than 100000 and it
profits Sl7,0OO,0O0 annually
To- Mr.. Justice Story of Massachusetts
and his friend, Hon. Daniel Webster, will
ladies, etc, in company, were once toiling u
the same steep, when the former, by way o
Requirement, commenced in merry vein to in
Foduce Mr.. w. to the trees that stood by tn
pathway "This, Mr.. Webster, is Monsieu
4 Oak this is Miss Elm, and this is Madam
Birch, at your service, ''-"Oh " interrupte'
q Mr., Wooster, "forbear all introduction there
\ was made perfectly acquainted with the lad
IN my schoolboy days"
A lioRsE WIN Cork LEG,-The AIDE
lalde (Australia) Register has the following
1--WE have recently seen Mr.. Collins mar
Jewess. 1t will be remembered that sh
broke her near foreleg on the race course
Apul last, while running for the town plat
Amputation was performed by Mr.. Crabl
under whose care she has completely recover
4 co. Her condition is excellent and the cor
loot seems to answer the purpose admirably.
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Forttan Nems.
nAysI.ArrR FROM EUROPE.

TOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
OrrBEo. July 27 - Steamer propeller
North America. from Liverpool | 9TH inst, ar
Md here last night.
8GRrAr BRfrAtN. In the House of Com
Mons. Mr. Lindsay moved for the production
n Mr. Marcy's letter on privatcering. Lord
p.lmerston said it was not officially in the
mod Of the British government and could
IA, therefore be produced After a few re-
II ks from Lord John Russell and Sir Charles
n. pier. as TO i'll effects Of any new arrange
I'm of this subject in England the motion
M Withdrawn.
An address to the Queen was adopted,
NJ wing for the use Of additional means in her
Micsty's power to suppress the African slave
III de, and the fulhllment of the several trea-
n J, on the subject Lord Palmorston pledged
AM the government would carry out the re-
d ost.
Mr. Grifiths gave notice Of resolution
al no hostile steps ought TO be taken by
ao,orment with regard to the execution Of the
ST. Canal.
rhe details Of recently discovered con-
spiracy in Paris are creeping out, which prove
Il no have been the most serious yet exposed.
Nlazdni, tits alleged, escaped from Italy in
hip carrying the American flag.
#Thc fall Of Delhi is hourly looked for
When the Indian mail left the loss to the Ben
cal army, by the mutiny and other causes,
wss nearly thirty thousand men IL was be-
lie, ed the crisis was passed The latest ac-
cotnts give a rumored panic and much deser-
ton amongst the insurgents at Delhi.
Thc British government were acting yigo-
so, sly. and Sir Colin Campbell had started on
AN hours notice.
e FnANcE-Thc Paris correspondent Of tho
ri na states that the conspiracy recently dis
cos cred was the most serious of any we nave
an, knowledge Of both as to the character
OF the persons concerned the extent Of is
Manifestations and the objects proposed, which
includod the assassination of the Emperor.
AMI a revolution throughout southern Europe
Membcrs Of Provisional government were
already named by the conspirators, and plans
wcre pretty nearly perfected when the discov-
cry was made. Lord pa'merston declared
ho tiity TO the Suez Canal produced consid-
d BE sensation in France. Paris journals
d severe 10 their comments upon IT,
4 CWNA.--Hong Kong detes arc 20 May 25.
I lrigate San Jacinto and a number of Eng
j guuboats had gone mp the Canton river
II attack iunks.
The American house of King q Co.. at
Be- Kong, had suspended Liabilities
8 $4,000. mostly to Chinese.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-07-31
LPIN HAIR BALM
4 FOR
RENTORING GRAYHlLR no ITS ORTCINAL

NiOHiNG GN1l NAM TO ITS ORIGINAL
COLOR
TWarrautcd TO cure Badness. ssurf 7 .rd.ir CHI
ing and all diseases Of tine skin Iu4 Balm give fhc
scalp and healthy action; restores The ~ ori-
matter 70 the roots Of the Hair, which pa Sos hreu
the Hair and gives it natural color without the sa OF
Hair Dye
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced pre-
tending 10 preserve the Hair aud keep IL from laln J
composed Of Oils, Alcohol and other dcoter1us maeri-
ais, and all to Hair dyes have been introduced
that do not give the hair natural color. beside beiu
troublesome TO This Balm is not Dye. KNOWN.
that preparation needed to do what req Iirua
for the Hair, the proprietor induced TO experiment
until he could obtain article that would he the eNacr
Balm. IL ts soothing and cmOent, allays an irIta n
Of the scalp, thereby stopping that troublesome crr
IL cures Dandruf and Scur and when the hair has
ed gray it will bring back its original color he
Black, Brown Auburn. 1t makes the Hair sof, ar
glossy ,preyents it from falling off will be urou
using this Balm for ony few days-fe will he given e.
the roots of the Hair, and growth will appear
l Growth does take place the end Hair. :
will be in persons who have their Hair dyed.
you examine gray hair that has been coored for O
you will hnd towards the that the hair has
gray, hence IL is necessary 10 have the fluid the
Of the hair healthy that the whole hair may be natrra
color Each hair has a in the skim and is Of sse
"a hollow, gray tube, through which there is a
circulation Of the pigment from the root When IS
pigment rooring matter dies out, it leaves t ii-
hollow aud becomes gray. To balm that rfoua
produce this pigment has become the study Of the PRO
prctor. The discovery of the Alpine Hair Balm win .
it, IL win bring the hair to its natural color by
anew the colorng matter in the roots Of the hair
II is mistaken notion that oil grease Will
the hair nothing be injurious. And Ali
Hair Balm, will restore the skin and save the hair +
those who have been sick with fever any disease.
Prepared by c. A. p. MASON, Providence, II 1.
d. 7. IVES x CO., 80 Milk ST. Boston, Mass.
agents for the United States and Canadas.
For sale in Montpelier by +. L. SMITH, and L. r
PIERCE. s56m.is
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nrm lgurk advertisements.
TT Is NOT A YE-

Il lltE1lbfN I }. II. fAlbNi -, L. u.
Union University, Murfreesb0To, Tennasses
Says Notwithstanding the irregular Of Nh s..
A. Aliens Worlds Hair Bestorcr, &C. the jahsHg OF II
hair ceased and my grey locks mere restored % ther orr
giiiai o0lof."
REV. NJ. TEACHER go years of age) Pitcher Che
mango Co. n. Y "My hair is restored 20 is natu-
raj color, and ccases 10 fall of"
REV. WM. CUTTER, Ed. Mothers Magazine, n.
"My hair is changed % its natural color, &c"
REV. B. r. STONE, d. d., Concord n. II. ny
hair which gray is restored TO its natural color
&C."
REV. d. CLENDENIN, Chicago, III. 81 caa aud
my testimony, and recommend II TO my friends
REV. d. 4. WOOD Middleton, n. Y. my
hair has greatly thickencd, also that Of Of my fam
y who was becoming bald"
REV. J. ?. TUSTlN Charleston s. G. "rhe Whit
hair is becoming obyiaed and hair forming, &c.'
REV. A. fRlNK, Silver Greek, n Y. ut has pro-
duced good elect upon my hair, and car and have
recommended il,
REV. A. BLANCHARD, Merdeu, n. IL. owe tim
very highly Of your preparations, 6c.,
REV Il. c. SMITH, Pattsburgh, n. y. +" was sur
prised to find my grey hair turn as when was young
NJ REV. D. MORRIS, Cross River n. Y. MIS-.
REV II. A. PRATT, Hamden, n. \. tive ris at
swell this list, hut il not convinced, TRY IT.
MRS $. A. ALIENS HYLOBALSAAiUh
Or Worlds Hair Dressing is essential With the
Restorcr and is the best II air Dressing for old your
extant, being often eiHeacious in Of hair ial4ns
&c, without the Restorer.
Grey haired, Bald, or persons afflicted with disease
the hair or scalp read the above and judge Of
MRS. s.. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAiR RESTORE
II doe, not soil or sfaiR sold by ull the prime
Wholesale and retail merchants in the United states, r
ba or Canada.
/ DEPOT' 855 BROOHE STREET, NEW YORN
~ Some dealers Try sell articles instead Of THU ou
which they make more profit Write v Depot Tor eli era
lar and information a3Ga
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Marriagfs.

In Montpelier July 49, by Rev. IL r. Cushing Joseph
Young Esq. chief engneero Of Walions steam ffm'ns
Works. and Miss Emily Sawyer, both OF N; -
In Bethel July Il, VIM. Is. Rogers and Miss sarah NJ
Wright both Of Randolph. Also, July Is, Oscar T.
Shaw and Miss Laura +. Wallace, both OF Bethel
In H. Montpelier, Silo a. G. French and Miss Marle''
te Chamberlain, poth Of Il. Montpelier
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A sYLLOGIsA1.

PROPOSITION LIST.
Every Iady aud Gentleman desires a beautiful head Of
Hair.
PROPOSITION %.
The use Of LYONS KATHAIRoN will, without fail,
produce such an one.
THEREFORE.
Every Lady and Gentleman will, Of course, immedi-
ately commence using LYONS KATHAlRON' All
pronounce the Katharon TO be the finest and most agree
able preparation for the Hair ever made
It, immense sale--neary ,o00,0ll battles per year
atess its universal popularity sold everywhere Tor -
HEATH, WYNKO0P K Co,
Pruprietors and Periumers,
G3 Liberty ST., New York
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The largest, cheapest aud best assortment Of Toilet
and Fancy Goods Hair Work, and Wigs and Tonpees,
neiresf nrenf'oIs Bogles Hyperion Fluid, unriyalled
for the growth Of the hair-Bogles PRrzr MEDAL Flee
trio Hair Dye tyOrei to Zoe the best 100 the wnrt--aud
Boglcs Balm Of Cytherea, for identifying the complex
ION. sole wholesale and retail agency for Wright Fran
gnlnni, or everlasting perfumealso for Peters Cos
celebrated Philadelphia Perhimery, and for an foreign
and domestic Toilet Articles. Liberal discounts 20 deal
ers Bogles Bazaar 2i2 Washington ST.. Boston Pro-
pretor, W. BOGLE. 403m
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a. OFFERS FOR SALE.
100000 BOOKS AND MAPS,
OF ALL KINDS, AT PUBLISHERS PRICE
10 be accompanied with

10 De ueeOmpanltu WIN
o O 0 O. + 4 $,
Worth from p $500 each consisting Of GOLD und
Silver Watches Jewery Retcules, Ladies Purses, lar
monsies, Sc. $3.50 worth OF GINS Distributed With
rs 800 Books.
A GIFT will be delivered with every book sold for One
Dollar or more. Although no Book or Article will b.
sold for more than the usual retail price, many VIII De
sold for less Persons wishing any particular hook an
order il at once and Il will be forwarded with Gin A
complete Catalogue Of Books, Maps, and Gins will be
sent to any address application. Persons ordering
Books with Gis should forward the amount Of postage,
as il must Invariably be paid in advance The average
postage for 81 aud 81 5 books is cents and for 81 20
and 81 books, q cents.
Address A. RANNEY,
Al 3m No. 293 Broadway, New York.
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prnttstru.
Boston advertisements.


COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ROOTS,
~ ron MAKING BEER.
The Beer made from this Extract is not only healthy
beverage but Of the most healthy and mygoratiug
that can be found for in warm weather, The low
price which il is Afforded the readiness with which the
Beer is prepared from il, its heahlness aud agreea-
bonoss eyey day drink have rendered this Of
the most popular articles in the market One bottle will
make 10 gallons Of Beer. Sold hy the Projectors,
POTTER q CHAMPLIN, CHEMISTS.
WEsTHRLN, Il. l.,
And by all respectable dealers.
WHOLESALE AGENrs--Wilson, Fairhank n CO.. Bos-
ton, Mass }. Bach a Son, Providence X. l.; Lee,
Butler Co., Hartford Ct.i b. A. Fahnostock, Hull 4
Co., New York. itSw
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1000 lbs,
ORIGINAL NORTHERN CLOVER SEED,
Also
2)0O lbs, NORTHERN OHIO CLOVER SEED
for sale by srOkRs & FULLER.
March II, 1857.
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Mats, Caps, Clothing, sc.

NEW STORE, NEW FIRM, NEW
~ GOODS,
UNDER THE VERMONT BANK, STATE STREET.
Coplrtncrshp has been formcd between the suhsc-i-
hcrs, uudCr the name and firm Of hINSUiNN SChIB-
NER. who win continue the same business heretofore
dome by O.. IT, kinsmgn, with Che addition OF REdDl-
MADE CLO THING. GEO. T.. kINSMAN.
j. @. SCBlBNER
Montpelier. April %, 1857. 80
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The volume Of Debates has been Published The cost
Of the plates alone exceeds the amount Of subscriptions
For this reason but subscribers con be furnished
The subscription price of ST. limited number OF cop.
les for sale at the following prices, free Of POSTAGE
Paper Covers, 81 90 per copy
Cloth Binding, $500 "
Montpelier Jmd 49, 1857 r.. p WALTON.
THE VERY BEST BEWEDY ENTANT,
FOR ALL rAtN, EXTERNAL ANp INTERNAL. IS
DE Wits PAIN BELIEVER
10 is highly concentrated and requires loss io tue accom-
pshmcut Of curc than amy preparation claiming sim.
liar virtues. The relief afforded By its use Is
INSTANTANE OUS,
And IL possesses tho additional recommendation OF im.
par,ng no sfaia 10 The ciothiag and 51udoqes
Tho price 90 which it is offered Is very moderate.
w. CHAPLIN, Wholesale Agent, Prov icrec, r. l.
For sale by Druggists generally 4i3m
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From the Editor OF the Real Estate Adyertser,l
BosroN, p School Street, March 20 1850
DEAR SIN. Having become plematurely quite gray,
induced, six weeks since, TO make trial Of
your Restorative, have used less than two bottles, but
the gray hairs have all disappeared; and although my
hair has fully attained its original color, yet the pro-
Of change is gradually going ON, and am in great
hopes that In short time my hair will be dark as for
mery | have also been much gratifed at the healthy
moisture and yigor Of the hair which before harsh
and dryi and IL has ceased come out as formerly
Respectfully yours, ID. G. NJ. NuPP.
Professor Wood
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW d.
4 L READ rHls-oLn AND NoUNG.
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.

4 l. w y \ y ) d NJ Il i Ii y q \ l. w d.
L READ rHis-oLp AND YoUNG.
PROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE,
Is no Doubt the most wonderful discovery this agoof
progress for il viii restore, permanently gray hair 90
IT, original color cover the head Of the bl with most
luxurious growth, a once an dandruf and itch
ing, cure aU scr1ia, and other cutancous cruphons,
such as scall head etc. IL viii cure, Il by magic
periodical headache maze the hair SOFT CLOS
sy and wayy and preserve the color perfectly, and the
hair from falling, 20 extreme old age.
The following is from a distinguished member OF the
medical profession
ST. PAUL, January /, 1853.
Professor o. j. Wood--Dear Sir: Unsolicited, / send
You this certificate After being nearly bald for long
and having faith In any was induced, on hearing Of
youis, give Sc trial. placed myself in the hands Of
barber, and had my head rubbed with good stiff brush,
and the Restorative then applied and well rubbed in till
the scalp was agow. This ] repeated every morning,
and in three weeks the young hair appeared and grew
rapidly from August last till the present time and is now
thick black and srongsoft and pleasant 20 the touch
whereas before harsh and wiry what little there
of it, and that little was disappearing very rapidly.
1 still your restorative about twice week, and shall
have good and perfect crop 81 hAir New, had
read these thngsand who has not but have not seen
hitherto any where any persons har was really ben
Gifted By any Of the hair tonic etc. Of the day and il
really gives pleasure record the result Of my eXpe
rience. have recommended your preparation 10 others
ana it already has large and general sale throughout
the Territory. The people here know It's effects, and
have confidence in H. The supply you sent MS, as whole
sale agents for the Territory Is nearly exhausted and
daily Inquiries made for IT, You deserve credit fOl
for the benefit it has done me, for certainly had des
paired long ago Of ever affecting any such result
Yours hastily, j. ". BOND,
Firm Of Bond Kelley Druggists, ST. Paul.
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go T WI. 11oWN,
a II % HIT ECT.

TB61 eo1AAs - Seg11o, wess Dsoooe6ny = VII
y con Store, BsgeaA stsset asy Nns, (s1spt 6ae-
dAys) from daytgAt TIL n seJoek = night, = -
10 ohlies1 y ~ Oas1n1iy - hasd - se6Dsst ~ =
pssso1 bssinses, and ses his aseyiAH, sReafstses
dnd extsusive Arcbitsetasa1 Library, wkisk are
fyea = the tnspsu1tca a N, - 49, OAsG& ~
i coupstent iosssvslks psAlie y NJ pssfsssiAs-
He might here recit4 WhAt eycst tkngs b has doas
itaran comnuniiy; thstefoss - y si1liAg y sAOw
the public what he can hiaseR ~ II . Haetisal
ssnss. Cali and see. fires a shares. $3.50.
febA-d w. BROWN.