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The above ANALYSIS of DR.. Gale may be relied
on as correct, as he Is the United States Govern-
-. Com; ond "a nrobahly nc comnetept IN
meht Ohenhi''' Pi
give a correct decision in regard to the c~onstitu-
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ents OF the guano as any otner person, even thouSh
no,.+ % ,ha Irr;,od Ctotas Navy
-, wh;ch lies hesors ms we find some
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may Deo ih'ereSt y
that ammonia is not the only valuable property of
guanO:
fccts Of the phosphate euanos differ from those Of the ammonia
s ,Ss g craDs has sb been a removed and an finally. the comparative value
of each guano to the farmer, . far as i. can he asoertained: ,,
nate !" WIN"
The first kind is produced in regions where there are little or
no rams, ~ - ne =. I'M. o. .o,ubis nor,ions and leave The in-
soluble parts r , snSa az : sbs \ pa 1es'a aSo1 gu nn%s i n " L. ana
II we heat to redness an ammonia yielding guano, we volatil-
= 90 . ptber Volatile products which Constitute the BODY Of
this class Of snanos, What remains amer extracting the ammo
as it j. chiefly alkaline salts
once used rusno for his crops. it's strength is exhausted the first
year ana II ne YOU'D n'n I sr0 crops NE e0n''nu
But what is the result with the phosphate guano' The anal.
the phosphate Of lime and Of masnesia, in an insoIubIe state, or
in Jus, : : m nrbr ~ ~, ,a .i al = : Is requisite si;ts 70 o. perfect the
same.
staples Of our Middle and western States, we find that every 100
pounds OF u n n o MT bs.n ron ,ato on - ~ s,dm oI ,hs soil oi '"es 4 p parTe
part Of these salts are required to form the hull or envelope Of
Hence ieS The special value Of the phosphate guanOs. And further
more; as they are only soluble 70 ,bs ,, reason q o o. sne vital aaa pow" 81 be- %.
drawn upon only when the roots Of the plant require their aprro-
t'
ammon anj ,Sc nil . gannps, from n ;ts nss a o' ae q = p pas p: :
while the latter, annually applied, is exhausted with the crop
s n Oh "'''e' '' L. D. GaLr, N d.,
Chemical Examiner OF Patents IS Patent once
MS hAcehency e. n"s US WIN
an ",iy -
sun -
Amcrio"n "haiS'''' 40 on WIG coupons" fA"
are not gwen:
Phosphate Of lime 1880
r"@ IL.
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IS q. 80. pbosnbor;. .o;d with limo "a >,
~ 49, pouu .ontns br+ o9.1s F..
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object for which she was sent out.
We hone that the Hawaiian Government will
not ;o-,oso INV obst..,os 70 r.,an +bo
trade centerlnS mere, or take any steps tendlng
to drive it to some other locality. Should these
ouano islands evar no extens;velv xvorkad II mnst
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- u VIC may Wei give UP IL iue' u
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LATEST DATES, receive. n, ,n,. o..
PORT OF HoMo1uLU. H. !.

ARRIVALS.
Jan z1-Sch Excel. Antonio, from Kauai.
G-Sch kanoi, I'm Lahaina-
H-Sch Kamehameha w., from KohaIa-
H-Sch Keoni Ana, from Koloa-
1@Sch Warwick, from Kahului.
E-Brig Emma, White, from Hawaii.
S@Ame clipper bark Yankee, PenhaiIow, Iedays from San
Francisco.
2e-Am brig Leverett, Benedict, % day. from s Francisco.
B-Sch Alice, Paniani, from Kauai.
2Ssch Mauuokawai, DeckIey, from HiIo.
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DEPARTURES.

rs.
Jan 1Ssioop Kiaaina, for Ko.oa.
~ 2-sch Alice, for Koloa-
p-Sch kalzma, Blake. for Lahaina-
%-sch Liiloiho, Harris, for Hno and intemeiiat. ,or.,
22-Sch Mary, Benin, for Kaxaihae.
8-Hev vh bark Faith Wood, to cruise.
Tam VII ship India Rice, for New London.
Fans ship Condor, Whteside, to cruise.
3-Sch Excel, Antonio, for KoIoa-
G@Br brigt Recovery, Mitchell, for vsncouyerss Island
2S-Sch kamenameha w., for Kohala.
3S-Sch keoni Ana, for Koloa.
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seventy days brought from them, principally from
the first named, some eighty tons Of guano, which
was shipped to New York in April last. by the
Aspasia. While this cargo was being landed
from the schooner, it was examined by persons
familiar with guano, and among them Capt.
James Smith of the Yankee, an old trader in the
article, who said it was as good as any imported
into New York excepting the Chincha guano, and
that it would sell readily for forty dollars per
ton. The result has proved the correctness OF
their knowledge for the last mail from New York
brings advices of the sale of the AsPasia's ship
ment at from $40 to $50 per ton, mostly at the
latter figure, thus proving its rah,ae as an article
of commerce.
Guanos of similar constituent parts have long
been used, for there is a close resemblance between
the Jarvis Island and Mexican articles. Its value
as a fertilizer is therefore well known. We give
here the analysesof it made by DR.. Hayes of Bos-
ton and DIR. Gale of Washington, who is the
United States Official Chemist.
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81 The schooner Kalam1, Capt Blake. sale.
from Lahnina on Monday, Jan. 25. for San Francisc
with = full cargo Of hne sweet potatoes, raised, as "
learn. from Carolina seed.
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a We defer until next week some remarks sug-
gested by the annual trade statistics published in this
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q We are indebted to the courtesy Of Nh. McCon-
nelfof the Poiynesian, for the loan Of Custom-house
tables.
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H We hear that the clipper ship .aspasia. which
sailed from this port last spring with a cargo for New
York, is expected to arrive here about the LIST O.
April. from Acapulco, to load again for New York.
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The 81. MARYs-Capt. Davis and the officers Of
the 81. .Marys had an audience with his Majesty on
Wednesday last, the 10th inst. Capt. Davis, on being
presented to the king said:
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Total vote on the Islands for 1883, =
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SCHOONER OLIvIA.-By advices from Koloa, Kauai,
we learn that the schooner Oliuia, Capt. Allen, ar
rived there on the oath, to load with potatoes, which
she will probably be able tc obtain there.
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PERUYIAN SYRUP,
PROTECTED sOLUFIOE
PPOtOXide Of Iron Combined,

R, ROT &c I d SOLUTIOH OF
PPOtOXide Of Iron Combined,
AYING successfully passed the ordeal to which dsc0ve
the Aatera Bedica subjected must now be 70
eeived as an established medicine is efficacy in curing
Affections Of the Liver Dropsy Neuralgia Bronchitis, and Con
umptve tendencies, Dsouered Of the Blood
and the prosttng elects Of Lead Mercury General De-
hty and all diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA
TIVE medicine is beyond question proofs efficacy
numerous, we'll authenticated, peculiar
character that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate 70 receive the
Peruvian Syrup profess to be eurea but its
range extensive because many diseases apparently unsre
intimately related and processing from be cured
By remedy.
The class Of diseases Tor which the syrup provides cure is
precisely that which has often halcd the highest Of
medical skill The facts tangible the witnesses accessible
and the safety and efficacy Syrup ncoutroverbe
who wish for opinion romdsntered persons respecting
ne character or the SYRUP cannot fail % be satisfied with the
following among testimonials, in the hands Of the
Agents. The signure those gentlemen
community and OF the highest responsibility
CARD-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
Of the PeruTan SYRUP, do recommend
we'll from the testimony q others whose intelligence and iutg
y altogether unqueonsbe, Tehave doubt Of it eca
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Dropsy, Neurga, &C. In
deed, its effects would be Incredible, from TIE high chaFacte ROT
those who have witnessed th and have volunteered thr test
monyi as We DO ours 70 IFS restorative powers
Thomas A. Dexter, Rev. John PisrpOnt,
s.H. Kendall, NJ. d. Peter Harvey,
Thomas @. Amory, Jsmes @. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman
NorcE-It5 well known that the medical eject Of Protox5
Of Iron is lost BY brief exposure the air, and that 10
maintain solution Of Proode Of Iron, without further oa
ton has been deemed Impossible. In the Peruvian syrup this
known; this solution replace all the protoearbe, CT
trates and tartTates Of the Materia Medica
A. HAYNEs, N. D., Assayer 70 the STATE OF Mas
Is Boyison street, Boston, Z. s. A.
PErOE-Large bottles Sc, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville By DEMOYILbE BELL.
may4-d6tW6m.
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A bold robbery committed Monday night on SAN D.
EcHoI, one Of the COnsiabes the Nashville District He
had collected something $500 in the afternoon, and is sup
posed robbers eognn Of the fact We understand he
received note requesting his attendance house distance
beyond the Depot Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad for
purpose definitely stated He started about twelve
O'Clock night respond this call upon him, and i'm
mediatey after crossing the track Of the railroad seized
gagged and robbed Upon being reease ne raised ALARM
when with pistol was
the hands Of Of the robbers. They then made good their
cape, having dropped the pistol upon the turnpike We glad
learn that the wound Is considered dangerous being only
Besh wound
Mr. NICHOL thinks he would recognize the first Of the party
there three who approached him, and addressed him
very familiar manner
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Nrw YORK. Aug. siTle L. $ Steamer san Jacino has
rived from Hong Kong,
Cotton firm, sales Of coo bales; Flour has declining tendenCy
Western red Wheat R@ - white 81 Mixed Corn 7s9se,
White Corn $500 PORK dull at 10 9I7; Sugar, MuscoVado
79s1E; Bacon quiet sides sll9s5, Shoulders e5S6, No
Iasses, Muscovado 81 Liuseed Oil ~ Lard Oil $780,
HAr1A1, Aug. si--ThesteaIusr Canada is coming up.
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To the Public.

tits my Intention fully expose the report Of the late Inves
fighting Committee 50 far has reference to the Exchange
Bank.
Ithas done me great injustice and have fears Of satisfying
an impartial public conclusions justified by the
testimony.
feel duty incumbent satisfy the public that the
charges against ne are not well founded that it is also
duty those who took the issues Of the Exchange Bank to
such steps viii them the fall value Of the notes
now outstanding It W. SPENCE.
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We regret to learn that street fight occurred Columbia
Monday eTeuing between AIIEx PIo and JACKSON fIT me
latter shot Pu1oW missed him. when PIow pitched into
FIR with hickory gave him severe blow over the
head and would worsied him but the bstaudes parted
them good sticks better than POOR pistol So Fly found H.
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BAnrs YAEuTln was crowded again last night and The PER
forancs we're greeted with rapurous applause BAILEY
decided favorise here and has certsRiy decided ht ts
lime. Tonight win ie performed Mex Of re Hoods and
Comic After piece interpreted with songs dances &c.
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NASHVILLE.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, August s5, 'ss'

Tn FrRsT BA1E-01D Rur1naFoRD TAEEs NE LEAD.-The
first bale Of cotton resolved yesterday at The warehouse
Messrs. FER, WHElEss Co. from the plantation
Of Col. A. r. A1sT0S, Of SMYRNA Rutherford county and is Of
prime qual This earlier than cotton received in
this market
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Burglars are sin abroad. daring attempt was made Mon
day night to rob the store Mess TRAsrE LUcrs though
The burglars did not succeed getting much It appears a.
entrance was ELECTED by picking the paddock on the cellar door,
from whence they assembled the cOuHngr and the desks
show that careful examination made for money and other
alusbe The only things missing gold pens and about
dollars worth Of postage stamps No clue has been had
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COLUMRIA FEMALE INSTITUTES.

TTNHE session Of the Columbia Female Institute will
on the first Monday in September.
The buildings undergoing extensive and thorough repairs
but will be ready in full time for the opening session
The public already apprised association Of the Rev
HENRY T. LEX A NJ with the subscriber Joint Principal Of
the Institute and will fail appreciate the superior oppor
unes that offered great additional expense in every
branch Of useful and polished education In addition
passed advantages in music, vocal and instrumental the French
language viii not only be dramatically taught, thoroughly,
heretofore but will be taken have spoken in
on by practicable such having meals FRENCH
TABLE, making it the medium of communication at Rotations
&c.
For information in regard the Department Of Music end for
session, reference made annual catalogue. Fer
any further information, address eithero he Principals
aug12d&trw1&Wtf W. H HARDIN.
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LOUISVILLE Aug a4Fhe Stockholders Of the Southern Pa
eac Railroad Convention here to-day passed resolution ask
ing the Stockholders for voluntary contribution Of cents on
each share before the first Of October
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MINERVA COLLEGE,

For the Education Of Young LAale-3
ST7CATED FIVE NILES EAST Or EAahg1LAH' 1A-iA-
,t.7g es,i T.i,., in reopen the hrst Mouiiag
in September next, adonling suIeilo =. - =
Commodious additions having been - .,'., - ."
ircrcase7 nrr,far ~ urufls De acco.ll1l-l1'i.
I'D $3.50 ~ ,, ~ P1cipa and Teachers o. the schsol
p - and 10 surround those entrusted 20 thar
make study a Pieasll- , ~ ~ family circle.
r. Geo. sisity and easy Of access, and The course q
~ - nd systematic. Circulars, with and
~ can obtained al the book Of W. r erry
= - IIe sauare Meolure's music store Union see,
e 20, 49, the Principal, s. +. jones'
" ~ a Minerva Coliege, near Nashville, Tenn
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4 cass Of EieN 35zkss 8sanssag caraB ~ BERRz YES
E0LLLED BTZERS --zEuczIus EzaE, No. uI seTszlh,
near Grant strest. says:
Iast Jelly, while running The dve, On c5onboat ply
inc between Naicez and New Orleans taken With Fever
and Ague eight long ont suffered with this dreadful
disease The greater part Of this time unable work, and
su at least fY dollars for detent medicines found
permanent relief Three weeks ago Of my friends insisted
upon ny trying BERHAvEs HOLLAND BTzEs saying that ete
1eqs gggrantsed. After taking It fer week must state
was sound man. have been work for weeks, and
have had no return Of the Chisa and Fever whatever
certify that the above statement IS true.
THOMAS ADAMS,
Diamond House, or at n czesfsrs Gothic HaR
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The paintings Of the Mammoth Cave and Eiagas, ehb
tion at Odd Fellows Hail. have been visited by large crowds Of
our citizens successive night the opening, and all who
nave seen splendid specimens Of art express themselves as
highly graaed who them should improve
the opportunity while they remain open.
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l7We are authorized announce R. W. NCGAvoCK, Esq.
candidate Councilman from the Third Ward at the ensuing
municipal election aUgl3h
We authorized to announce J. ". COLEMAN AS can
ddate for Councilman the ensuing
nicipal election. I'd
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Heading Matter on Every Page.

The Atlantic Telegraph has become nuisance intoeIabe
bore before The third message has over the cable
1t may do very well Of itsemsy all the purposes for
which laid, intended poets corner
OF eOurh Of the newspapers ia the country with worst
doggere and enable editors sides Atlantic to
spin inemnabe columns OF words, words words nor for
sooth was tUn the heads Of the world and
set The half almost ese themselves" begin to think
Grumbler not far wrong when he wished that Mer
maids might up the cable and for corssngs and
carriers.
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The Chinese yugglers make their first appearance before
Nashville audieuoe al the Gaie:y tonight.
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FOrAIdernaen.

III We are authorized to announce J. T. RUTHERFORD
candidate for Alderman First Ward the ensuing Mu
nicipal Election. augS-td'
II We authorized Dr. g. A. J. MATFTID a
candidate Alderman from the Third Ward at the ensuing mu
pcpal election. auglstd
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VrsCrEsEs, IA, June - 1855.
PRoF o. G. WOO0-As You about to manufacture and
Eend your recently discovered Hair Restorative viii sl5 Tor
Wh0msOeYer concern. that have us tans ko o. %
otter Hair Restoraiyes find yours Vastly superior 70
any other know 1t entirely canss The head Of aaaruni ana
with Que oDs pror m wi restore any persons hair 70 The
original youthful color and texture giving i ay sof aud
aosg anarn and an ibis. without disc0l0rRg Che haDis
appv h or t dress on which drops. would, therefore,
Commend IL Nc 10 every one DESTROYS Of having lne color
texture 70 hair. Respectfully yours, -
o. J. WOOD co, Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, York,
n ~ af n = Wire Railing EsabllzF nent and Mark
street. 81. Louis, M0--And sold b. - 4 DrngEiItS-
mad EE3H-tlsiee.
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WILD FLOWERS. "a novel that wiz not sa,iiy ). ~
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-fhE FRENCH nCENDIARE. By Eugens sus.
Ahk MODERN OTHELLO. Author Of Ellen Grant.
oofAA AND TIE MANIAC HEIEEss. BF "Lifs On ~
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aes9 q me Origin Formation, and Adop6on Of he CozSfa
uon q me Cnd States NTH aosss OF Is principal fsusrs
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1ne second volume nov issued devoted % the hi-ts-f -
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most absorbing interest 70 Amerieans-nar c.n a -
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FFyEEIs BOOK WILL BE READ BT TWEN
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BamcPOft's History.
SeEFeluns. Ths American Revolution. Yer sale By
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HICKS Patent Elas lakstGnds This Inkstaud fsI sa.s
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ABRABI CONLEY,
(SlecesSor TO C5aley d ,JoHnSoa.)
MANUFACTURER OF

(SActeSSoT 70 CVNt6y d OoHNSORJ
MANUFACTURER
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET-IRON WARES,
" EEPs constantly hand all kinds Of Cooking and Heating
Stoves, Ornamental and Plain Mantle Crates. Also all
kinds Of Copper and Sheon Work done for Steamboats,, Roll
ing Mills, Furnaces, FOuhdres Factories, &c,
No. 10 Broad and 81 south Market StS.,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
= All those indebted to the firm Of Coney & johnson either
by account will please forward aud settle immed
ately, IS further indulgence is impossible.
July -, l556-wd ABRAM CUNLEY.
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SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville. KPmfuPkV.


TWHTT--T-- -----1 I
Three Years Time.
r WILL sell b the highest bidder, Saturday, 4 g q
September next three tracts Of land The neghborhood q
Pennington, Marshall county, Tenn.
Home Place. containing about hundred and nl s
acres which there mansion, neatly finished good EaiF
and tine land.
The Piland Place, BY containing one nunfl 49,
the most Of II good land, ne balance Of good cedar ale ana
good water.
containing about eighty acres good cedar ana lfy
with water and cabs tWeuty sores OF Encn . 8oa
cedar timber, and viii be sold IN lots
Sold on one years time with interest from daie
he uurer Giving SECURITY and len the land for the pur
chase money. The lands are all surveyed.
JAMES 8. WEBB,
fvqo TX. Of John L. Parslev's viii
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SALE OF LAND AND NEGRO WOMAN.

decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
the August term, 1858, in the Of Wesley Drake and
others Elias Cummings and Others will offer at public sale
the premises, WEDNESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
September tract Of land containing IS acres, lying
the Goth civil district Of this county, about Il miles
Nashville. Also, the time and place. will sell negre
named Matilda TeIms-The land will be sold upon
credit Of and years. without interest," and the negro
upon credit Of MONTHS except the Of $780, to he paid in
cash Said property belongs the estate Of Isaac Drake de
ceased, and is sold for distribution among the heirs.
augI3-wtd prs fee IS 60 T. r. CHEATHAM, c. & n.
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Joy 10 the Admirers Of
AFINE HEAD OF
RICH CLOS SY HAIR!


TUVALK Of beauty cannot fine head q hair,
then read the foloWng. and ask more, see Circular
around each bottle, and doubt.
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We attention oall old ard to the wonderful pre-
paraon which turns back original color gray hacoyers
the head bald luxuran groHhremOFes the dan
dru itching and ali cutaneous eruPions contrlil
how Of the natural hd-and hence, il usa regular dressing
hair will preserve color, and keep It from falling
extreme old age in all its natural beauty. eca then upon the
bald gray diseased in scalp to use It. And surely the
young will they value the flowing locks or the W.tehng
without it. praise is upon the tongue Of thou
sands.
The Agent Prof Woods Hair Restorative in New Hayen
received the following letter in regard to the Restorative W
weeks since
DEEP RIVER, Conn.,, July o, 1856.
Mr. LEAvENgoRrl-sir; have been troubled with dandruf
or scurf on my head than year, hair began 70 come
out scur ar hair etr saw in New Haven PAPER, about
Woods Hair RESTORATIVE cald at store
the LIST pr aud puChasal one bottle 70 Try IL and found
10 satisfaction Inc thing; it removed the scurf and
began grow or three inches In length where IL
was All on have great faith IN It. wish 70 send
bottles more BY Mr. Post the bearer Of this IdOnt know any
the kind is used place you have market for many
bottles after il is known here. Yours With respect
RUFUS PRATT.