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A RAT TALB, OR LRAr FOR LIFB "A small
pounds, fox color seriously inclined, which be-
longed to the editor Of the Savannah Republican,
while in the office of a cotton merch ant smelt a
rat, and soon forced the ''varmnt" from his
hiding place. In desperate haste, to avoid bite,
the rat made for the first opening, which was the
office window Through which goods are hosted)
looking over the blum four stories high, or about
sixty feet from the ground. The rat made the
leap, and after him went the terrier, heedess of
the consequences. They both reac he'd the ground
side by side, at the same time having Just missed
lighting on big negroes Uranium. Ere the rat
could recover from the effects of the Jump he
felt himself in the jaws of the terrier. with his
spinal bones eonsiderably dislocated. The terrier
did not seem at all hurt by such tremendous
leap, and he is now more assiduous than ever in
his pursuit of rat tails.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL j Duncan, w Ross
J., Hin s; B Clesveland, T. Fsraandis, Md; y b
Robbins, Ga; + Brown and lady, ii Brown,
IF Jefties, Va; Cooley, NIB; II Willis,
X Hall, Mass; NJ Hutchinson, Iowa: Mutzrr,
va; Bradley. I; w ID Lyons, T. N Fuller
n FarnswoTth, Mass; r. III and w Y Mccall
Ala; A Sargent, r Boyd, " Y:JsKidder'
Nh q bowman, De- DuPont, Del; w Good,
m D. ) = sims: Miss; Lshere, N scherr,
La; Goodfellow, uses, A + Marpan Sass,
Ger, w III Thomas, + Plowden, Md DR. r II
Stna, and daughters: Va; g II Calvert and ly RI;
Massey, Ala l. Wrny, England; Major l. p
Taham, uSA; VIM Burnett, Stearns. A
Duncan, Mass
BROWNS HOTEL-B Moody, and fan y
Miss Hunl, Md; II Joyce, A Mitchell, b
winxle, T. vanwinkls, NY; w w Dryden. La;
B Cooke. Md; H Hyde, NY; J Hodgson. j.,
Ma Ma Barber, Pa; w Marby, Va; f Barrow.
Tuttls and lady, ny; w r Watkins, Ark; r n
Gerp6at, Nd; w l. Hoblizell, Ky; F Zanoni,
) + soutteI, Eaton, and daughter, NY; $ G
W nite, Md; nj Hockaday, Utah; NJ Myers. NC;
w MaCral, Canada; w III Carver NC F VaIrn
hne. TIA: r w Smith, Texas; T. Il Spedden Mo:
j. McFa-iand, Pa; Walker, r X Flowers,
Tenn; Z Brown, lad; \ Morrison Md
WIZARDS HOTEL John Bu,terAeld. n
Cores; HnnteT, n Dorr, n Yk; Mr. Swift, w
and n Nj Macomber, Mass; w Brown q ! A.
: lIyIn, iiostetter, II T. CAV, NJ Henry d
,emus, w Hedge, Jewett, J White and
lady, De Witt Clinton, NY; AW Clapp nd
Iady, Miss CiaPP, Ne; w Jones, Mass; ID =
Lakin, Ala; Z cambridge. Va
UNITED STATES HOTEL-CI Iones Va.
Pr1ce, w Ebersole. NY; w Cor. Va:
Armstrong, RI v Sutton, Va; FM Buck
nnSnam, Nd Andrews, Va; A ID Almond,
II Nj Almond. o woodson Il A Hnn,Isy ia 7
thompson, Va; l. Smith, Pa; Brown, @: q
HaSleS; Ark; f. Kelsey, wis; w Richard
son' va; w Pollard, NY; w Sherman, Pa:
Jofdon, Ky. - -'''
hihh"OOD HOUSE p Stanly, USN; q
Scou, Miss; DufauTey Cuba; Il p Medder,
heniey, Cal; w A Liggott and lady, NY; A r
son, Md; McGramb, q Collyer, Pa; f. Il Add
son, capt Levy, Va; Robinson, No: II X
DUN - Dlmmick, Mss Dimmick, nj M ID m.
= NJ, "a, Dudley and friend, Va; Fletcher,
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION.

The demand of the people from all parts of the
country Tor new edition of this Book, bring pe
down the statistics to the present time rs Oh thai
10 cannot longer he dsresarded. 1t is sufficiently
known throughout the country to render n psrLicu,
LAT description Of 1t unnecessary here: suffice il to
say tnet " CONTAINS the evidence of its having re
eeiyed the voluntary and generous patronage of
bcth House" oil Congress- Of it's having been ado
Dy the supreme Cont as n standard edition Of he
ConsttptlGn of the United States and of Its having
received the special appreciation of some Of the
vIsest statesmen of the past and present age In
has besn pronounced by them as a suitable fire. side
companion for every American zen and as a tex
BOOK lor the rislng generation of the schools
Editors who venerate and support tine Constitu
tion the sentiments of Washin {ton, and the prince
generous and valuable support
. BOOKSELLERS and others who NAV desire to Obtain
IL l"I Ihe supply OF those who may desire to pos
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR
m III Washington CITY. ID. G..
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By rH. r.Es!!SSsslSsss or TEE urrrxD

In pursuance Of lav. I, James Buohanan, Presi-
dent OF the United States Of Amenoe. do hereby Dc
at the underme ntIoned land oces, IN the state of
LOUISIANA, at the perods hereinafter Designated 70
wit . - q. ----
At the land once NJ MoNRoE. commanding on
Monday, the fon.teeafh day 81 Jsae sexf, for the
disposal of the pub 10 ands heretofore uDonered sat
usied In the following townships and parts OF town
ships, viz:
North Of fhs base Iiss asd EAST Of the prtae'Pa!
usridtda.
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EVENING STAR.
THE SETTING sun.
By RRv. C. T. BROOKS.

By RRv. C. r. BROOKS.
The sun is setting brightly;
How clear he looks, and sprizhtly.
How Ike friend he seems TO gaze. H
While slowly sinks his golden blaze,
THIS is the way he breaches,
And this the truth he tsaohes-
w hoes IN goodness spends tbs day,
w hen evening comes, IL always gay.
Pc walks from morn to even
HIS destined path through heaven,
And from his heavenly tent ponrs fortn
Brightness and warmth DER all the earth.
Then. when the day is ending,
He, TO his rest descending,
OF STAYS his downward course while
To greet US with q farewell smile.
And now he is repOsing;
Nikht shades are v or him closing;
But with new splsndOr soon hs'ilrIse,
And flame on high in eastern skies.
So tread the path before thee,
OF virtue, bliss and glory,
That, when the dly of iiis is o'er
Thy sun may rise n heaven to set no more.
l6symdN of krxlnmachsr.
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IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, BY the Paris
Optio,an, d. WOOLFSON, who Il
has arrived from Europe with bis ~ TX
own, as well as the mann f8ctnrs of good msny
others Of the latest improved SPECThCLES and
EIE;G i.ASSES among which are the
PEKISCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
QOUB!.E FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES. CRYSTALS, Etc,
which are warranted to improve any EYE affected
With weakness, cataract tending to it also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persons who are oOmpele ed to use glasses or thOse
now using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
DOUBLE-POLISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have receiyed me highest recommendations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing
cearness and easlness of vision heretofore unkn
in any other improvements.
Also. all styl les of OPERA, SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, COmpasses, and nj Microscopes
are for sale at store, of Eighth street and
tween D street and Pa. avenue.
Do not mistake the corner Of 8fh strsef.
Prices very reasonable, the same "a al his estab-
usnment IN Europe. n9-tf
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Miscellaneous.
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds OF the City Of Davenport
Iowa. paying 10 per cent. interest By Coupon Ip New
York. Bonds OF $500 each. Tbs growing city of
Davenport has now shout 1900 inhabitants and 10
rapidly increasing IN wealth and population. Its
municipal debt is only $4,000, and its railroad debt
only SlS,og, and cannot now be increased. The
Eenoer Of the Sth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be 90 safe az any
State or city bonds. =
oc6 CHUBR BROTHERS
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WAR DEPARTMENT..
w WASHISGToN N,roh ire

SEALED Proposals viii Re received at this depart
or any part not less than legal Gu bdivis on
OF me unso land OF the Island Of Rock Ia and m
~ purposes. 'o' "i'"
The descriptions and areas of the unsold traot,
int which the Island is divided nv the snrysx 100
,oI which proposals are now invited are as follovs
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North Of the base line and tced Of fac pTtnotrdI
Township Il. of ranse2.
At the land Office at MONROE, commencing on
MONDAY, the trenfy-eishth Day Of Jnne vert. for
bsr,d seeuoss. within the gndermentioned town
ships, which remain To the United states Wuhtse
and Texas railroad subject. re required 6I law 20
q minimum of f~o dollars andJnfy osnH per- acre,
NORTH Of the base lin. and east ofths principal
TTown.hp: y; IS and II =, Of 5.Dsel
townships IL, ia, and 10, ofrsnges and {.
Townships l6 IL. IL, and 10, OF ranges.
TOWNSHIPS It, IL. and 10, Of ranges 6, 10. and
Townships IS, IS. IL, and 10, Of range IL.
townships IS, 10 and Ia. Of ranges IS and Ia.
Townships Is and Is, OF raigels.
North Of the base line ond ,cest Of tie principal
rertdton.
Townships IL, Is. and 10. FRANCES I, and 5.
At the land Office at NatchItoches, commencIuS
on Mondsy, the fourteenth dag OF june next for the
disposal OF the public lands, heretofore hH0ftref,
situated within The following named town' hips.
North Of the Ease live and p,u Of tk. principal
meridian.
Townships 4, S. and r. of ranges.
Township e. ofranEe7.
Townships 10, 2. and 3. of ranges.
Township Is. OF range %.
Townships q and 8, Of range IL.
Township =, OF range IL, and township q, ofranse
At the land office at Natchitoches, commencing on
Monday, the frrenty-eIEhth day Of gNHe Hsrt, for
toe disposal of the vacant lands IN the
b.rsd sections, within the under enf Toned town
shIps, which remain to tho United States tcithts s
niI,s each sad. "f tue .'Vicksburg, Shreveport,
lousas, and u eat Western raIlrosd - subject as re
CURED by law. tn n minimum of dOliars ond6f-
~ cents per acre. VIZ:
ON the Viossburg, Shreveport, and Texas raj
road"
Norik Of the base lins and IceSt Of tht principal
DsTidiaR.
Townships IL, ls, and 49, OF ranges 6, :, g. TO- and
~
Townships L. IL. and ls, Of ranges Is. Il. Is, end
Is.
On the +" New Orleans, Opelousss. and Great
Western railroad"
North Of "a, base Tins md ,esss of ths PRINCIPAL
Township ], ot ranges Ia and n.
snds appropriated ~ .aw for tie use Of schools.
military, and other purposes together with the
swamp and overlooked, granted to the State by the
acts Of Congress approved March = .st9 and Sep
temher p. isSl, will tie excluded from the ssies.
OF the railroads will be sold subject the right Of
way granted by the act of August 1872. for sS.d
railroads. aud The particular tracts b, tho
wl he sold M containing the quantities pectiVey
shown on the Official pats. wthout ded oton. Tie
offerings Of the above lands " al hs commenced un
whlcll they are advertised. until the whole slal
have been onert d, and the safes thus closed hut
sale hall be kept long than two weeks, au5
no private entry of aGy OF the above lands wal he
admitted until the eNpTa'Ion Of the two weeks,
Given under my hani, n the city cf Mashinston,
this ninth oay Of March, ammo Donlni one thousand
ehght hundred and hfty eight.
By the President:
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS,
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ID Tx E S f M A r,
IL ROTECTE0 BY ROYAL Leftera Pstant G

i ROTECTED BY Royal Letters Patent OF
Eng land, and secured BY the Seals of the Ecoie do
Phsrmaoie de Parlgand the Imperial College of NJ o.
icine, Vienna. Triesemar No. is remedy for Re-
taxation, SperMatorrh9a, and ExhaustIo of the
System. rrieseniar No. ehectualy, IN the short
space Oi three days, completely and entirely eradi
Gates all traces OF those disorders which copaviaand
cuhebs have so long been thought antidore for to
the ruin oi the health ot vast portion of the pOpu
'ation. Trlessmhr No. is the great Continental
remedy for that class of disorders which, unicrtu-
nafeIy, the English physician treats with mercury,
70 the inevitable destruction of the patients copsi
tuition, ard which all the sarsararIla IN tue world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. i,2 and are alike
devoid Of taste SMELL and Ofail nauseaiIng quail
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold IN tin casex, and divided
In separate doses administered by Vsresu, Ial-
!emen, ROux, kIcord. &C.. &c. Price SIS each,
or four cases In one for So which saves SIS; and in
81 cases.
Sold 10y DIR. H. A: BARROW, No. Isl Prince st.,a
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
dIatey receip of the amount DIR: u. will forward
the SO cases of Tricsc and the large sizes,
rlase paid, thus rsurng genuine European prepara-
TONS The IS cases also sent. but not free of car
rage. installations as usual. from II m. till
=. m. and from4 till p. m. at No. ISL Prince St.
few blocks west of broadway. Sold also by ].
STOTT, Washington. fe ly
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STOP THAT RATTLIN6.

am nov prepared 20 put on ...Chspman's Elastic
remedy for the rafting Of the shaft clips ~
of Carriages and Wagons, which can Be- 80
put on at Q smali expense. - = :
Call and examine at my Factory, whore 7 h.v.
certificates nom tho leading Coachmakers in The
oopnsrX ANDREW J. JOYCE, 1
aIo-u corner 1lth and sts
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FORM OF GUARANTEE,

To- Capt. NJ. C.. Meiss, U. S. Ersineers:
We, the undersigned, residents of -, in the
State of -, hereby, Jointly and severally, cove
nant with the United States, and guaranty, In
the going bid of - he accepted, that he or
they viii, within ten days after the acceptancs Of
the said hid execute tire contract for the same with
good and sufhclent sur5tes to perform the work or
furnish the articles proposed, in conformity to the
terms OF the ADVERTISEMENT under which II
made. And in case the said - shall fail to eTtsr
into contract aforesaid. We guaranty to make
good the difference between the offer By the said
and the next lowest bidder.
Signed. A. Il.
G.. ID.
hereby certify, that to the BEST Of my knowl sige
and belief the above named guarentors are good
and sufficient.
Signed. E.F
m 9-dtMayll
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARsNEss, 80.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
generally has he effect of bringing ont hest
of profcsscdly new specifics, and while some are
good, many are useless, and Others danse rous
The wIses: course to pursue Is to consult Jour
family physician, or otherwise use only such RENE
dies long public perence has proved be safe
and eftcaeious. of this character is TYEER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
physician 1t soon became popular remedy, and has
continued to enjoy growing reputation for the last
twenty years. 10 cases of common Colds, Ccuc us.
&C. l: acrs like charm, and in Chronic cases Bron-
ohtis, WhOoping Couch. Group. Asthma, Inf uanza,
&C. It's success is unparalleled, and most will TESTIFY
who have used it.
Price Is cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Marin & Palmer. Chas. Stott. Il O.. Wash
iDgton Cissel, Georgetown; Peel Il Stevens, A J.
exandra where it be had also, for c0nv enl ence
IN Lozenger form. Prlos l2,l and IS cent? a box
known as "TyieT's Gum Arabic Cough Can,y
Drops. as an elegant, pleasant, and effcacious Pull
monte I.Ozsnge they are Upsurpassed fe II SIN
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Y IN G HOUSE
CHURB RROTHEHS.

DeposltoIs depositlns Bank Notes will please
DspOsltes Of Gold Will be paid in Gold.
them to deposit Gold and Check for cnrrency the
deposItoT being credited with the difference.
Sc 8-tf CHt1DB BROTHERS.
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
OFFICE OF THE WASHING ron Aor EJECT,

OFFICE OF Tue WISHING T Ms, AS9saEISsggssr'{
Proposals are invited for the completion Of the
Washington Aqueduct, according TO plan. ana spe-
on and after the 10th of April;
Bids will be received for the completion OF The
whole work in gross,-or for the separate works de-
scribed in tn, specifications, the United states re-
serving the right make contract for the whole,
or for the separate works as may seem most adv
taxeOus upon comparison of the bids.
the APPROPRIATIONS now available: and the contracts
will be subject to the contingency OF future appro-
The Engineer reserves the right to prescribe the
AMOUNT of work to be done and the rate of progress
Pa ments viii Be made IN checks UPON the United
states treasury upon the monthly estimates of the
ii hs on W se
condition Of all contracts that the workmen shall be
Re he ssssa and en-
sals for wSrk and materials for the Washington
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or al odS 10! the whole or for any part OF the work,
II not deemed advanaEe 99s; bnt the work will be
parts of the work. who give good security for the
completion of their contracts. If at REASONABLE.
Every offer must he accompanied by written
guarantee, signed by one or more responsible per
bidder or bidders will, If his or their bids he accept
ed enter into an obligation within ten days, W. tn
the work underaken; said to be sccoInpa-
MED by the Certificate of the United States distinct
Agent, or some "ficer Ofth General Government
or Indi vidual known TO the Engineer or Department
OF War, that the guarantors are able to make good
their guarantee.
Bids will be opened in the presenca of the bidders
at noon of the 18th May; none viii be received after
that hour.
The work to be let comprises-cornpletion of the
dam across the Potomac at the Great Falls; build
Ing OF gate houses; comp elton of masonry bridges.
waste wers; building distributing reservoirs COM
peton of conduit; furnishing cast-irQp pipe; build
ing Of two IRON pipe BRIDGES; laying pipes from the
principal public establishments Of Washington
building Of high service reservoir in Georgetown,
and supply of cement sand, bricks, stone, and ali
other materials !; for all of which references is to be
made to the detailed descr ptons and specification
to be exhibited in this office.
The comparison of the bids will be made upon the
quantities noted in the specifications and plans ex-
hlbited at the time of letting and should bid IN
gross bs accepted, the monthly payments upon the
contracts will be made upon the estimate of the En-
glneer at prices to be fixed by him. with the usual
reservation of ten per cent until the entire COM
Pletlon OF the contract according to the spec hoa
tions and plans.
Proposals should state the time within which
each work will be completed, provided Congress
approprlaues the necessary funds.
By order of the Secretary of War:
Nj. C. MEIGS,
Captain of Engineers
In charge of Washington AQ ueduct,
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BIDS wu Be- received 70, the purchase o. the lands
IN gross or Tor separate parcels, abo~ desc Ibed.
the department rservns to Itsef the right sccept
OF releos either or both. as may be deemed most sd
vantageous To The government.
bids il be receIy~ until q o'oock m, Of the Slst
DAY 81 MAJ. 81 which hour ali then before the de
% tment ulll be opened.
Prop ais ssould he Q aled and endorsed "Propo-
Tor TIE purchase OF the Island Of Rock lsltnd."
Ray ment to be made IN .sh To the ssistant Tret
sur at 81 Louis to the Trca at Wash n, ton,
within afteen days aft the ptance OF the BIDS
And ets transmitted Immediately 10 his depart
ment. In case of failure 20 make the %, mont ifh
m the time specified, the avard shall be declared
null and void. JOHN b. FLOYD.
mO-avtd SeoretAry Of wsr.
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DONALD kENNEDY.
No. LEO WsrysR Street.. Roxbwys, Mossssksssfr,

Silman, Kdwel! { Lswrenoe, j. b. Gardner, bum =;
Ms CO, 2 R;n Walsh Nh; Co. g Ws.h: Stone,
Boswell, Daniel r. Clark, ]. p. Mburn, Dunbs,
Dyson, Ford Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R
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THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Ofkce
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrIoN CLAIMANT,

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the rig hit Of -emptcu
70 any oil the lands within the tovnsh pc and parts
oftownshlps above montloned, Is required to estah
ish he same to the satisfaction OF the register AID
receiver OF the proper land once. and MAX, pay
m.Ht theTstoTa as SOON as practicable after ss,iHs
tsHOfiet and before the day point for the DOM
mencemenf of the public sale of tie ands embracing
the tract Claimed otherwlse such claim will I've for
feited. THOMAS A HENDRICKS
Commissioned Of the q encral Land Office
m l7-iawlSw
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUM.N

WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one OF their
greatest natural attractionsa fine head of halr-it
becomes y matter of serious Importance, and the
question Is " Int shall we do TO stop the hair from
ply to ms query We beg 10 say. try Dr.. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AMI IMPROVER. few
applications will stop the hair falling or brea king
remove dandrufi. keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmpaTt freshness and vigor to the hair and
although you may have been bald tw enty years the
continued use of 1t two months will insure YOU n
luxurant head Of ha ir Call and get bottle and if
and get the price paid.
Ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and Improver
Sold in X richmond by w. PETERS.iN Drug
gust, corner Main and nth. and Main and Wall sts.
and Ia Washington city ny u. ID. GILMAN, Drug
glst, Browns Hotel building. Pa. avenue and D.
Il. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street az. Pl.
avenue. apI "
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A B a y TIFuL HEA d
"A p *i - or - t ~ -
r I @ H CLIO s sly H AIR,
coHPLHfILY PRRsERvED .-f
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

former Color or but YOU'D have the rfo8s 20
would have it removed, or troubled with scrofuIs,
soaid head, OF other eruptIons but would be CURED,
L will also Al pimples from the face or skin
Prof. GODS Hair Restorative viii do ali this, see
circular and the following; .,,o, ..
PRor. o. J. Woop-psar Sir: have heard much
tive. but having been so often esested BY aaacSssy
and auack nOstrums, hair dy es, c.. disposed
to place your restorative IN the same category with
the thousand and one loudly trumpeted quack rem
edIes, until l met You IN Lawrence county some
induced the tri Ofyour Re tOrative IN my family
hrst 10y my good wife, whose hair had become very
thin and entirely white. and before exhaustIng
Of large bottles hair was restore nearly to
Its original beautiful brown color, and had thick ened
over the head. she continues to it, NOT simply
because Of Its beautfyng effects upon the hair, but
mind. Others of my family and friends are using
your Restorative with tn. happiest effects; there
ne and oh srsctvr are entIry remov ed. and oanand
do niost cordially and corkdentlally recommend its
or Of Sickness D"m
nal color and beauty, and by all young persons who
' ''' A'N ' stSELIoMoN MANN
FRIEND Woop twas a long time after | saw you
at Biis>heid before got the bottle Of Restorative
Tor which you gave me an order upon your agent in
Detroit. and when got 1t concluded try II on
Mrs. Mann's hair the suTest test of Its power. Ii
has dome all hat you assn ed me IL would do: and
Others of my family and friends. having witnessed
It's effects, are now using and recommending its
To others entitled to the hest you
claim for il.
Again. very respectfully aud truly yoare,
SOLOMON MANN.
CARLYLE, ILL.,, June ga, 1859.
have used Frof q. J. w GODS Hair Restorative,
and have admired it's wonderful efect.. My hair
was becoming, as thought. prematurely gray, but
by the of hi. restorstiyeit has resumed orgi
nal color, and have no doubt, permanently so.
:. BREESE, eX Senator u. g.
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