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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Among the noticeable incidents Of the pending
quarrel of the English with the Chinese is the
trial of -Lum, the Chinese baker charged with an
attempt to poison the inhabitants Of Hong Kong.
Of this trial, which lasted ive days, long re-
port is published in The China Mail. The facts
were these: On the morning of the 18th of January,
large number Of persons at Hong Kong who
were in the habit of supplying themselves with
bread from A-Lum's bakery, Immediately after
breakfast were taken sick with giddness and vOmit
ing. Nobody died, but the suspicion Immediately
spread that the bread had been poisoned. When it
was found that Alum, the baker, had that morn
ing left with his family in the steamer Shamrock,
which runs between Hong Kong and Macao, this
suspicion was confirmed. 1t was known that
Alum had incurred the displeasure of the Chinese
mandarns by continuing to bake bread for the En-
glish, and the theory started was that, by way OF
peace-Ofering to them, previous to his departure
from Hong Kong, in obedience to their repeated
orders aud prOclamatons, he had poisoned the bread
with view to destroy the four hundred European
families which he was in the habit OF supply
ing. Upon the strength of this suppositOn patri-
otc citizen of Hong Kong, without waiting for the
action of the authorities chartered steamer and
proceeding to Macao, seized Alum by the tail,
whom he found still on board the Shamrock, and
brought him back prisoner to Hong Kong. Mean
while, general pounce had been made upon
Albums baking establishment. Some of the
workmen escaped including the foreman and the
mixer of the yeast, but not less than about fifty
we're taken, forty two Of whom were thrust into
sort of BLACK Hole"-a room but fifteen feet
square-where they were kept for twenty days, and
that without any food furnished TO them by the
authorities so that starvation would have been add
ed TO sufocation and pestilence had not the pris-
oners been supplied with food by their Chinese
friends.
After this preliminary punishment, Alum and
nine other of the prisoners were finally brought to
trial. The first point to be esta blished was that
the bread had really been poisoned. That the bread
had sckened these who ate it was eyident enough,
but that this was caused BY arsenic, or anything
else purposely put into it, was by no means es-
tOblshed. All the symptoms might have been
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

can hardly have inspired them With auy yef, xr,.
bic feelings toward the English--euggest tAat "a.
prisoners be all required to give security fer tAsr
immediate voluntary departure from tho Colesy,
except indeed Alum. who they think ought 70
be allowed, "not only in fairness to him, but for
1.-THE interests of several respectable inhsbiasts-
month or two in which to settle up his Affairs aad
pay of his foreign creditors.
Of the steps which, under these circumstances,
ms EIcelency Governor Bowring may see ct to
taAe' we are not yet informed but as be seems ai
along to have proceeded on the Taney like assump-
ton that Cinnamon have no rights which English
men are bound to respect We cannot but regard
Alum as standing but very poor chance.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Of this point. II the Metropolitan Police act NC
valid, from aud after Thursday last, when the hr"
Board organized itself, the old Board gave up inc
ghost. Henceforth no step taken in its name can
bind city or citizen and every act done under 10
authority is per Sc Illegal and void and makes him
who committed it trespasser. Under such cir
cumstances it becomes the concern Of every ci'Ien
that this question shall be postponed to no otnef
question, however important.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

The Municipal house is divided against itself
While the Councmen are quietly reorganizing the
Departments and conforming to the new Charter,
the Aldermen swear all sorts Of rebellion, and
fuse to recognize any law of the Legislature except
that authorizing them to tax the city. The Coun-
cilmen have reorganzed the Street and Water De-
partments, and are at work on the City Inspectors
and the Law Departments.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
The following letter being of ssm- -ofIieia char

The following letter. being of seus-ofieial char
acter, we publish as it reaches u.s.:
- the Editor Of TAs ~ r. Tvibsss
SIR: NV attention has been called to an article "A
your issue Of the Goth inst commenting the Bouad-
ary dispute between New-York and Connecticut, -
the writer terms it, which does great injustice to tta
to the people of Connecticut and to the Commission
ers on the part Of Connecticut will be fully shown
by documentary evidence, official correspondence, and
other ias.s st PrUper '@e anu H. HOLLY
Stamford, April q, 1851"
The Commissioner on the part Of Connections
who writes tho above letter to belong to tho
same school Of criticism with those worthless o.
Dutch descent, or married 10 wives with Dutch
blood in their veins, who have never been sbIs 70
forgive Washington Irving for the fun he has p0ked
at their Dutch ancestors in his Knickerbpckers
History Of New-YOrk. Inferior In the mater "
humor as our article may have been to the vcner"
bic KnickerbOcker, it, however, has tho adSan'ss0
of him in historical accuracy; and whenever ID"
Commi ssioner for Connectieut" viii onng Oh
his /" documentary evidence, Official co"e'poaa-
ence. and other facts, We shall oe P'npsnS W
maintain all we have said, and more TOO. Hewm
hack old Peter Stuyvessnt, as to this matter o.
ho,naor;ss and Yankee intrusons, against eyeU
Connecticut official, odor new, that can'be brought
into the 6eld As to gouging New York Cub Of any
additional slices of territory, tho "Commasoner
for Connecticut may as well give that up. In on
times in the days Of the Dutehmen, shat easily
done: but New-Yosk is now itself YANKEES, and %
sharp at a bargain or a boundary as Csnneetcus
ifxslf
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

The Board of Supervisors is advised that the bills
incurred for rum and cigars during the tedious
progress of the County Canvass, arc illegal, and
cannot lawfully be paid Had this decision ruled
the proceedings last November the work would
have been done in One.quarter of the time.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
Nep9lork DAILY Mibm,re
TUESDAY, APRIL 90, 1857.

Advertisements for The WEEKLY TRIBUNE of this
week should be handed in to-day. Price 81 line
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

TREES AND PLANTS. TS.--PARsONS & Co., Flush
Ing invite the attention those about planting
their large and stock of decduous and everesn
Teos They supply advantage those who wish to
pant who wish single specimens Of large zs for
furni.hed in great variety Catalogues by mail No. -
Wall St, basement.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

PIANOS AND MELODEONS-GREAT BARGAINS.
Owing alterations TO be made In the Piano Rooms ct No
Broadway the large stock OF PIANOS and MELoDKoNs viii
BE- sold until the Sh inst lower prices than ever before
offered in this city Pianos and Melodeons to ron Pianos
moved tuned and repaired. HORACE WATERS, Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
Bnsiness Noilees.

KEOX's GROWING ACHIEVEMENT. KNOX Is
foud Of excitement and is constantly studying how he shall
achieve Ecnssor and the popularity Of his name and business
proof OF the that has attended his efforts His SPns
Hat s his last hit and want splendid artcesh,
fashionable and becoming drop In at No 2i2 Broadway corner
cf Fulton -st. and make purchase
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

SEWING MACHNES.-1. M. SINGER q Co.'S
GAZETTE beautiful Pictorial Paper contains full and reliable
information about SEWING MACHINES and answers all
lions be asked the subject s who read this
viii learn how to purchase SEWING MACHINE with which
clear profit can be made aud will be protected
before the public. NJ SINGER Co.'S GAZETTE viii be sent
gratis 10 az who apply by letter OF otherwise. .
H. NJ SIscER &. Co, No. 325 Broadway, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

WE DESIRE TO INFORM OUR FRIENDS AND
the public that have arranged the stock which re-
manned unsod In the old store apart In CHEAP oDE ROOM
and we sa offer them decided bargsns We In uture
10 place In this any articles which be at all old or inn
perfect and sell them regardless Of cost Parties in
search Of bargains will do well TO pay this room visit
Z. T. HAuGBwovT 4 Co.,
Nos 4e8, 400 and 492 Broadway, corner Of Broomest
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
- :. ~ ~ N Al l.

ro, Cur Glass 20 TO DaLEys for wa.s OF sy "
no 20 DAILEYs for CLOCKS snd I'm Ems ID, of tb.i
Nos ISL aud @ Broadwsy dyertiscaent in the Dry Good
column If this pspr.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

Our nsv spaIxe STYLES oF CLOTHING are now esRs
and ready for sale embracing large and beautn Bya.
Of SpsNc OvEEcoATs RAGLsS English ana v.ry choice
CoArs DRESS and FRocx Gears 40 Aso' F.Scy and
aud confined syss Of CAssInEsE PAsrAoo 81 our ATE
PLAN vEsrS. Our Custom Rooh Is sb eau be found
YNpoprATfoss OF NEW GOODS, many OF wIxx.s Dy sRy
nowhere else This department. headed ey ,b way Of stylish
q In a potiou great ATTRACTIONS IN =. III oydsrs
s..msnt. and GOOD. Prompt attention gwen % Co e. ~
s>&"e"'' anu e' ID. Devils 20;
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

No SIDE Room,
but the whole Of immense establishment embracing sEvES
each by hundred all filed with the
choicest articles China Glass Gas Fixtures and Sverpaed
Wsrr cheap and the articles therein offered
at the price For further particulars list Of prices
in the Dry Goods column Of this paper.
w J. r. DALEY Co,
Nos ISL and 635 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28
r.,nnaNKs' SCALES.

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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

ChEAffsr fLACk ~
Nos fle and III Prince st. Sd block west OF broadway
An examination of my extensive sssoxtment OF New and
Original Dssgns will convince the most Js,fdsos' that
hh DEFY com ,etton durability and style be bought
at sA essbshment price er BY far than other
house M the United Slos Old Gael Fixtures Rest, French
c artistic tco~ysotef to look equal 10 Tho
saow. Room 10 the Svopsd fosr, net the ID or Sd
JAMES q. MoTfsT.
MAKE NorE OF THI PLACE.
Eoa lIa and l2l Prince between Greepe and Wooster
kB-No charge Fixtures bought 81 the establish
cnt are put up snshoned shortened at M for ohh
ykeSo solA
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-28

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PAPER HANGINGs

Common Papers from to 10 cents Satin. Vel
vet ana Gold Papers from / I cents to so White
Granite, Common White, Blue Edged, Unioue
"a chaste and elegant pattern,) Common Blue,
Dipped, Yellow, and all the usual styles of GOOD.
to be found in any establishment IN this country
always on hand aud now selling lower than ever
800 PAIRS PAINTED AND CILDED WIN DOW SHADES
Every variety of quality, pattern and price
$50 Rolls Paper Curtains. TEA TRAYS in sets,
single or by the dozen, new styles and at a low
figure.
TABLE CUTLERY.
Cocoa, Buck horn, Buffalo Horn, Ebony, and
Ivory Handles, the best Goods made in this
country.
SILVER PLATED WARE FACTORY PRICES.
Comprising Tea Sets from Sl7 to 49, Tea and
Table Spoons Table, Medium, and Dessert
Forks, Oyster and Pickle Forks Sugar spoons
and shoyels, Bar Spoons, Salt Spoons Gravy La
dies, Butter Knives, dc., a.
CASTOks, silver Plated, at rs per cent less
than City Prices. Thee Goods were bought low,
to close out an Auction lot, and will be sold at
corresponding figures.
BhIrrANlA WARE o every description ;
some new styles of Coffee and lea Pots just re.
ceived.
Beautiful Tin Toilet Sets, and a thousand
things Impossible particulaIi1o in an advertise
ment. Come and examine, and then buy.
Terms CASH, sure Pay, small Profits.
S. 5, BROWN.
naydaw China Hall. 50 Church Street,
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co \ 5 L VI p T | O n
Observation-Disclosures
successfully cured, by luhairg Cold Mediclted
NappGs

cured. "a 70 NiflipttaI
" WV
mn ,>-ny,,,, zrl,,l,,
j .I'Nf' Ihy lclhn 70 INC Troy
D., Lt"s 4nslttute' inventor OF the celebrated
- tLn D. Lung lester ana EDITOR Of the
man" DI"co, D. tTt aung with astonishing
iI''..s' j disease OF the Lungs Tho Throat and
He'E'' asthma Bronchitis, laryngitis, AID III
"l'--''' 30, .G'l ION. win ms lew dl-covcred
- I' N"II VI -'eatcd Napors,-"hloh arc
'-'--01 U'''o''y l-ly'- --hss and tie seat Of
'eo''lJ J. ''s'l upon t'ue scientific pnn-
,F,,Ii...Ie' l,I5 aio 20 prepared aId composed,
~ u. I've l'oeIcu4ar matter IN the Lungs and
~ w. oe eApscIoiateu'-at the same tine It
ely IL nuto an 'uoe ana cell and ul-
- ~ w .ns Lu = causing tnen 70 neal,
-, I' lug Suouulhg IT, "-s-.S"eats, the
,'.,.,,,.,,i
is ,-,s c,,.., 49, 10 N1H'ag uise &C. WL.ch
tho Tn,t.t So, ,a' "u'''', u .n'usd"" annually IN
which han. 49,. 'i tJ' - "'n''ure grave anu
bI,b,. So 49,, ,l' o'aoh over 80 many iaml 'e''
r.,s,, l"2 !-u"s no't ana olasts 60 many
80 w" rs euIaole IN NY bands under
,. ,',1 W ut''nout' as any other disease, II
"'oI'i' ~ a.{ Ptuueht season, before the vital
,ro.Iod " 'n' oons''ituton are too far de-
~ G,,c,
i,r,r,tIo W. mat Consumption
NJ v9ndor hi b, iaa ,t VI o' thousahds =.
'nuo, lu' nas Usen me case when they as
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ono square, lC lines or less in minon solid,
three insertions, q
"a Insert n after the third, 2 cents per line
, Lsga' notices 10 cents line, more or less for
three weeks. ~
IearIy advertisers occupying four squares o.
more WITH privilege of change, at fair discount.
ed I. their own immediate business, in their own
name ana all advertisements for the bene6t f
Ht"er persons, as we'll as legal advertisements ano
advertisements Of auction sales and sdver tisemenst
vi The names of other persens sent in by them,
must DO paid Tor at the usual rates.
No report, res buttons or proceedings Of any cor
porltion, oiety. association or public msetin
anu no communication designed to call attention to
any matter Of limited individual interest Ca be
lls ftei unless paid for as an advertisement.
so advertisement can be inserted gratuitousIy
iot societies, public institutions or companies.
Con.r4!Is Tor yearly advertising will not be dist
hV'hue'' unless an order to that feet is Is left at
Tie once, and when discontinued in less than a
year, me Pre' Of a whole ysaT wall b, charged.
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DcIlIIsIry,

NM L. HARRIS, SURGEON AND ME
W cHANIcAL Dentist, has taken an Office in
Bank Block over A. Prouty's Store, where he may
be iound at all times in readiness to wait upon
those who may require his services.
Carious teeth filled with pure Crystal Gold
(the best article now in use) and Gold Foil, and
restored to permanent usefulness if attended to
in proper time.
Teeth inserted on pivot or plate either Gold or
SILVER, partial or full sets, and made in a manner
which cannot fail 10 please.
Teeth extracted without pain by the freezing
process. which is in advance of Chloroform aud
Ether, as there is not the slightest danger in its
use, and is just successful
Dr. H. has ,.it himself In this place perma-
nently and operations will be performed by
hun IN careful and durable manner aud warrau-
ted to give perfect satisfaction.
Burlington, Feb. 2. 1857, dawtf
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ii. Leavenworth's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Honorable
DISTRICT OF CHTrENDEN, IS. the Probate COur t
for the District of Chittenicn.
To all persons interested in the estate of Henry
Leayenworth late OF Burlington IN said DistIilt,
iecragcd, GRFLTING.
WHEREAS said Court hath assign the 18th
day Of August next, for the settlement us the al.
acknowledgements Of theEXecutorsotthe last will
and tystamcnt OF Henry Leayeuworth late OF Bur
linyton aforesaid deceased and ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons interested
in laid estate, by publishing this order three
weeks successively previous to the day assigned
in the Burlington Free Press printed in Burliug
ton, in said District.
IHEUrroRE, you are hereby notified 10 appear
at the Probate Court rooms, in Burlington, on the
day assigned, tn N aud there to contest the al
lowsuce of said account ifyou see cause.
Given under my hand, this 2jrd day of July A.
d 1857, W II. FRENCH, Judge,
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HOTC7EkISS Il JELLaSON

a GEMS for the FIVE POINTS MONTHLY Rec.
~ ORD, NOTING the events that transpire weekly
in that vicinity where vice and misery join hand
in hand and how many children are rescu cd there
from. Price on'y 80 cts. per year
The NEW York lNoErENDENT, Rel giuus and
Secular Paper which has contributors Oh the high.
est talent, among whom stand Rev. Henry ".
Beechcr, Chcever, Thompson also, Mrs. Beechcr
Stowe The Financial Department is conducted
by Mr.. Bowen, Of the firm of Bowen, McNamee
Co who ,,ands No. in thi, branch. Price
- y uer Necr.
We are also autLo-i2ci to taAo suI,c. ption, for
the New lolk observer, paper which IDS not IT.
superior in the United states. Neither conserva.
tive nor ultra, it is universally taken by bou
Nottheruers and SoutheTnets. Among its con
triOutors stand Rev. /. Prime, Doct. Murray, be
man, Spring, and host OF others. 10 those who
desire to keep postei up " on the events Of the
day, both Papers wouli be found useful, ioneop
would have Il tendency to counterfeit the extreme
lihe other. may lddw,f
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INDIAN
Physician and surgeon

CAN BECONSULTFD IN JUNE as follows
\ Malone, y. y, Mier's Hotel, LIST and %
Rousu's Point, National Hotel, lth and 5th
swlnton, at Iurrij', Hotel, sth and 9th ST. Al.
bans, 10th aud 18th Milton, Mr.. Wards, 18th
and 18th Burlington, Howard Hotel, 18th and
10th Alburgh Springs, Missisquoi House l7th
aud 18th.
lie treats all diseases flesh is heir to His med.
cines are composed OF Banks, Buds, Herbs, Roots
and Gums, which grow IN almost every County in
America. lie invariably gives an unbiased opin.
ion as To the probability of a cure and does not
lead the Patentinto expense without reasonable
hope of success,
SURGICAL BUSINESS
strictly attend To. lie operates on the Eve and
Ear, removes all kinds of Wcus Tumors, Tonsil,.
Polyru', and straighteus crooked limbs or Joints
all performed on the latest principles and war.
'inted complete. Consultation. free Medicines.
reasonable. Terms, cash, VIII revisit monthly.
giving due notice Of each visit
nhy2swisu DR.. LENlNG KASkA
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1857
GTeaf Northern and Western
Raiiroad and Steamboat Route.
NOTHERN CN.Y1 RAJLROAD,


~ "'''S Sr''" 0I"t'" D"'"s'" an"
CHRtoSO oy ms r'ute.
FIRST TRAIN leave. houses Point G 90 A NJ
ARRIVES at u.u. p.furuL ll.,OA. NJ connect
iu, at PY,,dlin with ,tsdlri 4 Wst.tt,v n for
Mnt,rtapn. Tome. syracuse. Eocb,,t,r. Niagara
Falls. ruHulo. C'c,e.aud. Cincinnati aud West
via. Lake shore also, via. Great Western and
Lake Erie tcaner- aud at Uadcus burgh connect
VITA Grand lIuuA RR tor Byrowu. rstou. TO.
rouro tamil n. Detroit Chicaaoaud all POINTS
sou.l lnd West. and also connect at Oya,rsbu
with American Lxpr,.s steamer, for Cape Yin.
cent tr,,r,Io Nla.,rg t.lf. IuNrIr and West
~F,gND. tkAIN leaves t,.u.c's lint ut MS
NJ. 81 On the arrival of the lmiis from the
Vernon, Ccnrul lth, arrive nt b d,n.burgh 800
=. NJ. connecting with GRIND hunk kIt t.r all
point, v est aI.o with American Mail Foats On
Lac Oman, for care Vincent. ~acAct', larbor
u.wcro, I;DcLy,tor, Toronto, Niagara Fails. But-
ialo aud tie est,
IHlLD TRIM leaves Rouse. poipt7.e. p NJ.
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n Retired Physician

/Whose sands of life have nearly run
out, discovered while in the Fast Indies a GER
| tain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
| Coughs, Col s, and General Debility. The re.
! medy was discovered by him when his only
child, Il daughter, was given up to die. He had
heard much about the wonderful restorative and
healing qualities OF preparations made from the
East India Hemp. and the thought occurred to
him that he might make a remedy Tor his child
lie studied hard and succeeded in realizing his
wishes. His chi d was cured, and is now alive
and well. lie has since administered the wonder
Jul remedy TO thousands OF sufferers in all parts Of
the W rid, and he has never failed in making them
completely healthy and happy. Wishing to do a s
much as possible, he will send to such of his at
hiced fellow beings as request it., this rccei t,
with full ard explicit directions for making it up,
and successfully using it. He requires each APP
plicant To iucose him one shillIng-three cents
10 be returned ms postage on the receipt, and the
remainder to be applied to the payment Of this
advertisement Address
DR., II. JAMES, No. 10 Grand st. Jersey /,
City, n. j.
n. B.-Dr. II James has neither office nor I
agent in New York, as some have pretended J
and advertised. The recipe is sent from 80
PLACE but No. rs Grand ST., Jersey City, New
jersey. Nays i&w3m
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illfo-d, Worcester Co, Mass, Nov. S, '55
o. j. NUOD-Dear sir take pleas
e. CO.,. testimony q the MAJ lc
effects %! YOU wonder ul Ha'T iestoratiyc. As
far back as 1886, my La. commenced falling of,
until the top Of my scalp became bald and smooth
as glass, and It has continued TO fail for great
many years, Notwithstanding have used many
celebrated pr paalions tor restoration. Selng
your advertisement, was induced to give your
aftcl" u trial, and to my utter establishment,
found, after few applications, that NY hair be-
came firmly set, and assumed glossy and bean
tilul appearance and by the time had used a
quart bottle, my ba d he id was covered over with
Young and vigorous grow'h OF hair, which is
now from one 10 two Inches III length, and grow
ing fast. Yours, truly,
HENRY GOODRICH.
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Also, in White China, large assortment OF
Plates, Covered Dishes, Teas, Cofees, &c, en-
bracing the greatest variety Of goods ever before
offered for the inspection Of this community, all
OF which can aud will be sold at triiing advance
upon the prices Of the lron,toue Ware
It's no use talklng-the chances are before
YOU ONE in and win Read away
One Package assorted FANCY CHINA VAS
Is, an Auction Lot, from II cents to l2t dollars
per pair marx that Read on I! Read on
In GLASS WARE | can show you an assort-
IN Mt so extensive and varied and at such un-
precedened low prices that it's no uss cnumerat-
ing them Ladies au1 Gentlemen, come and
judge for yourselves what can be done for a little
money am bound to = II Cheaper and Better
Goods than hay" heTetoi re been offered by any
or7 this eta'e. 1t lisa sweeping assertion, but
l can prove it
Something has dropped What is it You
can zee 1t at China Hall I'll tell you, it is the
price Of
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Ifst, .,
IS Nothing but du y and sympathy
that iecl TO Communicate to others that are at
fcted as have been, would induce me to give
this public acknowledgement of the benelt |
have received from Prot. GODS Hair kestorat-
i've. When first commenced using it, my hair
was quite gray, and in spots entirely bald.
have now used the restorative about five months,
and my hair is entirely changed to its original
color, brown, and the new hair is over three in.
ehe' in length on the spots where it was bald. l
have also tecn much gratihed at the healthy
moisture and ygor Of the hair, which before was
dry, and 1t has ceased to come out as formerly.
Respectfully Yours, &C
Mn. X sInlLn Ann