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FOUND 'DROwSDED''-INoUEs r-CoROyFR
CoNNsRY APRTL FooLBD.-Yesterday after.
noon messenger appeared ut the Office of our
weli-known literary Coroner, L. ID. Conuery.
and requested his presence Immediately at the
loot OF Tenth street, Z. R., for the purpose of
holding an inquest upon the "body Of fe
male, which had been found floating there.
The good Coroner made the usual INQUIRIES a.
% the state of the body, which the messenger
answered and departed In a couple of hours
the Coroner might have been seen approaching
the foot of Tenth street, E. R. y where a
crowd of men had oongregated. As the car
mage drove up, the countenances of the crowd
assumed a smile. Where is the body 2'' said
the Coroner
Here 1T is, sir, answere done of the crowd
"Confusion-why that is dead horse ;" said
the duped one.
,"Vell, vot Of it'' asked hurly looking
chap.
"dentlemen, ii is very evident that I have
been sold, though can't say it sets very we'll.
where Is the person who called on mer''
Hero am, Coroner"
thought you told me there was a female
body hsre7"
And So did That Is not a horse. vour
honor' put mare, consequently Its female
The Coroner saw there was nothing for him
10 DO but acknowledge the corn, which he did
and jumping into his vehicle, rode off amidst
the loud hurrahs Of the crowd.-N. r. Dau
Bsok 10y
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P.nrIcEErh 3 8 = n a K.p.

p,orTcK N
ssnssnd. .1d ;soar.d p ne ss.is q the EoSIs Do
ioine, Vienna Triesemar No. is remedy for Re-
s saaat,on' SeermasorSGa and Exhaustion Of the
space OF three days, completely and entirely ersdi
oates ali traces OF those disorders which and
esbebs have SO long been thought aniido,s for to
lation. Tneeemar No. is the great ContineptnI
remedy for that class Of disorders which, unfortu-
natey, the English ply sioian treats with percury
to the inevitable destruction ofthe PATIENTS oonst
tutiOu and which all the sarsaparilla IN the word
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 2, and are alike
devoid OF taste or smell and OF all eating aua
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold i'm TN cases. and divided
IN separate doses H administered by Vslpeau Ial-
lenlsn. RouK, Ricord. d o., dc. Price SIS each,
or four cases IN one for So which saves IS; and in
S27 cases.
Sold by Or. II: A: BARROW, No. Isl Prince sta
few blocks west of broadway, New York. Imme
tiately on recelp of the amount DIR. Ii. will forward
the 50 cases OF TresemaT and the large sizes, oar
riase paid thus insurIng genuine European prerara-
tons The SIS cases also sent, but not Tree OF car
rage. Consultations as usual, from II a. M. till 9
p. IA ana from TIL p H.. at No. lS7 Prince St,
lew blocks west of Broadway. Sold also by /.
STOfT, Washington. fe Iy
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSNEss, &c.

The prevalence of the above complaints at this
season, generally has he effect Of bringing ont host
of professedly new specifics, and while some are
good many are useless, and others even DANGEROUS.
The wIsest course TO pursue Is to consult Jour
family ply stefan, or Otherwise use only suck RENE
dies long public perience has proved to be sale
and ethcaclous. OF this character is TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
originally the favor tie prescription Of an eminent
physician IT soon became popular remedy, and has
continued to EMO growing reputation for the last
twenty years. In cases of common Colds, Coughs,
&C., 1t acts like a charm, and in Chronic cases, Bron
chItts, Whooping Cough, Group, Asthma, Ind uenza,
&c It's success 10 unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used it,.
Price 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by Sairn Palmer, Chas. Stott, 4 O.. Wash
ington Cisse, Georgetown; Peel l. Stevens, Al
exandra; where may lie had also, 1or convenience,
IN LOzenger form. Price I2h and Is cents box
known AS "Tyler's Gum ARABIC Cough Cancy
Drops. as an elegant, pleasant and efioacIous Pal.
monIc l.oZense they are unsurpassed. fe ii SIN
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THE ORIGIN OF THE BUSINESS MBS's PRAYER

MEETING IN NEW fORK.-As this PRAYER meet
Ing constitutes one OF the peculiar features of
ene present revival, 1t is we'll to keep on recor,
the way IN which, under Providence. II was
originated. As the increase of trade in New
ork nad driven most of the churches awav
from the lower and business portion of the CITY.
the Dutch Church, a corporation having great
wealth, ieit constrained to preserve one of their
oia churches down town, and TO keen il sup
Phed rs n place of worship for strangers and
a' seat OK Missions among large population
not supplied with religious privileges. Hav-
ing opened their house for this purpose they
employed Mr.. Lamphier to visit the poor and
the sick, and the hotels, and explore the field
10 induce people to attend the church. This
missionary, says the account which we have
seen, while walking down town one day. con-
ceived the thought that an hour of PRAYER
could be probably employed by the busine IS
men, combining no one to the whole hour, com.
Ing In and going out when it was convenient,
and singing, praying and speaking as the
Spirit should move. lie mentioned the idea tn
one or two persons, but no one thought much
eI II; yet he resolved to carry out the idea.
Inc appointed time came, three persons met in
little room on the third floor, in the rear of
the church, and prayer was there hold Mr.
lamphier presided, and one clergyman was
present The next meeting was composed of
SIX persons. The next of twenty persons The
fourth meeting was held in the middle room
aud from that time the meeting has become An
institution In New York. Not far from twenty
are now held. All these are crowded. The
number OF new meetings opened do not dimin.
Ism those already established, but seem ratbe,
TO call out new numbers to attend and at M
uino mas the interest been greater than to-day
Boston Recorder.
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ARRIHALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL PHI Cobb. Min. r.
= sanders and lady, n Yk Miss NJ NJ Ba.com
No philiP Porcher, c; Geo 9 Low, Nd; X
n Iennet, Sc A Gilmour, Va; r smith : par
ket, Lewis, Mass; c Fiagg, Tenn; j r Dur
I'm, htiast; Rev w Newton, USN; Mr and
n ~ Watson, q; w ID Berry. b simms, Ga: J
kascoe; Miss; T. X ridings, w Stevenson w " 81
huby, : Alexander, J l. GhiseIin. Md. II p
m Marsh; NY; J Russell, Mass; DuvsiI, Marie
bird and lady, USA; III l. Edmondson. Md:Niss
kimball, Pa; A Harris. Md; Geo nj ieqg. Va:
Bridge, Cal; Miss Bridge, Mass; G " Bowie
w B1dd, Md; b Harris, Va; S T Tapril, n
VI A X Cooley, Pa; D Sherman, I Schermer.
horn, l. Cutting, NY.
BROWNS HOTEL &C w P-terken, Va: 8
sheldon, N.Y. II CTiswslI, Md ; Miss LaTyin.
40 MIs Ellis, do; c N Wilson, do; F. Ward
and lady, NY; Mrs NJ L. ~. John, do; ID Parish
va; L Parish. do; X Hume, do w vii,
son, Va; Miss Doek, do; NJ Turner, Ky;RJ
pi Ird A i-obban, do ID w Boss, III /; J
n n AIM Nd D B Powell and lady, NY
Warrington. Va c T Maron, do; w Keyser Md:
geo h.tier, CT Keller, do; A ID Thompson 1d
Fay Pay: wa wa Hobh and lady do: Phillips,
win ard I,Sv nj va Ware, Tex; ID w 1r-
WILLARD 'HOTEL-s A,bmun rr,,r
REYNOLDS, UsA: A Crown, Jos HiIlm,n 81
Ms Ms cameron, Rey Gro Meide, Roosevelt. .. IN
nell, NY; ID Lewis,N c; b PowsIi' M. ~ " Cor
MIS- DR. Aubacb, r II Norris. CaSms, ia9y'
MeKeever, f b Abbott, Mrs Fraser and cb;,d
mis-: ksyan, Mis-. Keyan, NYk; BaIiignv
II White, DC; J Doughe-ty ] /, Bake, 10 ~ 20 ~
Tyler, Pa; DR. g Cabeli, Va; Pike Brown, Ga
UNITED STATES HOTEL &C " Co,en,n
q Holson, and w T Mortimer, Md: r Tbo1n'
burg, Va; Squire. 6 Keller, and J KaIer, On.
81 keT, w M Hume, Va; 4 CTshore, NY: j DIM
can, Del; Buckingham; Al b Miller, Pa; q A
Washington, 4 Mason, and w l. Powell, Va:
Bskrr, Nd '"'
kIRKWOOD HOUSE w II Dyson, A
s,tnn ana Miller, sc; w II Livery, Pa; II
ford, NC .""' fH' ~ MI
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INTERESTING TO SLAvEHoLpKRs-We men,
.vneo, DAY or two ago, the conviction of a
Wnte man Tor the murder Of a slave which took
Plsce recently In Georgia. Another case has lust
tranrPirsd In Vioksburg, Mississippi. A man
named davenport, charged with killing slave,
was convicted OF mansiaug liter and sentenced to
seven years hard labor in the penitentiaTy. The
Vlcksburg Whig says:
Thi, was case of some importance to the
IenoIaers me accused was an overseer and
pleaded In his defence that the slave ,v,s rs.is,
ing nls authority when hs gave the blow caus
ing death We learn his honor Judge Verger. at
We instance OF the State, charged the jury to the
eIect, mat the slave, when his life was threaten
90 or endangered BY the infiction of cruel and
unusual Punishment, Lad the right to resist even
inc master, and that his resistance under such
eIcuns,ances would be no justification TO the
accused for killing him.,
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A short time since highwayman under
rook to rob Major Jones. He met Jones in a
Piece OF woods in Jersey. He asked Jones for
ms Pocketoook Jones refused to yield High
wayman then took Jones by the neck, and un-
dereook to choke him down. Jones made a fight
and kept 1t up for about half an hour. At the
expiration Of that time Jones oayed, and the
niSnWayman commenced riling his pockets.
Ihe contents amounted to IS cents.
lis that all you've got?"
EVERY cent"
hat made you fight so long,"
have only eighteen cents but great deal worse
to have the world know it'
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
OF YOUTH.

HrOS SpERM T11, - pHs .a Hl Sr,u
MAJ. DlSEASES:-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness Involuntary Emil sIons, Impo-
tence. &c, resulting from vicious habits acquired
during the critical passage from Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR.. CULVERWELL,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons OF Eng
land, tls27), Licenciate of the Hall, Ne54l, and 81
years Resident Practitioner IN London. Author of
the GUIDE to Health, GIeen Book" How TO be
HAPPY" Memoirs of Single and Married Life, C.
This small but valuable Treatise written By world
renowned Physician and Surgeon; points out the
ing from self abuse. and s the only publication Gifts
Kind written IN benevolent spirit and by scienti
their life and health and happiness here and heresf
ter.
frioe IL GENTS, or Stamps; at the receipt OF WHICH
Gu KLINE, No. 80 LIST Avenue, Box 1856. New
York. ian ~
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IL The ST Louis Herald says that the kid
mapping of children, from three to seven wears of
sse, nos become very common in that city.
" In The seven islands of the Hawaiian
group, there are reported to he ten Normon no
siohaTies, and 3, 1872 communicating.
W Double the quantity OF ice, IT Is estimated
mas been cut the past season, In the vicinity of
boston, as compared with any former season
A fine original portrait Of Oliver Crom
land s' A'oih Ing
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~ No. 6OO1
lands TO MARKET IN THE SEA TE Ne

~ IN IHE STATE OF
ALABAMA.-Notioe Is hereby given that the Land
Ohceat n huntsville; in the State of Alabama, will.
on and after the 10th day of May next be open 10
the sale at private entry and location of all vacant
public lands embraced IN the following townships,
which were subject to entrv and location prior to
withdrawal by Notice No. SIS. being lands which
had been Withdrawn as probably falling within the
prescribed limits Of selection of rslroad rant 10
Aiabama by act of Congress approved June s, 1855,
but since ascertained not to be within said limits
North Of the base line and east Of the HustsciHs
..- meridian.
Townships and 2. of ranged
Townships ], g. and 8, and the parts Of townships
and 5. north and west of the Tennessee river, Of
ranges
Townshlps and 2, and the parts Of townships
and 4. north and west of the Tennessee river. of
range7
Township |, and the parts of townshipsa and 8,
north and west Of the Tennessee river, OF range g.
the Tenness river, of RANGES.
Given under my hand, At the General Land Once.
At the city Of Washington, this nth day Of March
ls5s. THOS. A. he NDRICke,
u ls-leWov ..-" 00m1gUonsn 5
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By THE rar.l ER Is +, 9r rHs UNITED

In pursuance of law, I, JAMES BUCHANAN. Presi-
dent Of the United statss Of Amenca- do hereby de-
Glare and make known that public sales vii be held
Of Ksnsss, at the periods hereinafter designated, 70
wit;
AT the land once st LycoNr TOE, commencing on
Monday the nth day If July neat. for the disposal
OF the pubI lands within the following named town
ships, VIZ:
Sestk Of the base Iis, on sasf Of fhs sizrh pria
eipaI rusridsaa
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STOP THAT RATTLlNG.

am now prepared 10 put on "Chapman's Elastic
remedy for the rafting of the shaft ps StS4
Of Carriages and Wagons, which can beAS&f4
put on at a small ex pense.
Call and examine st my Factory, where I hays
certificates from the leading Coaohmake rs in the
dio-6 corner l4th and Ists,
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TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.

Corporation Bonds OF the City Of Davenport,
Iowa, pay 10 per cent interest BY Coupon in New
Davenport mas now about 2O,Oco inhabitants, and is
rapidly increasing IN wealth and population, Its
municipal debt is only 0O, and its railroad debt
only Sl25,ooo, and cannot now be increased. The
statistics OF the city were published in the lnteli
these bonds, believing them to be safe as any
State or city bonds.
Oo6 CHURB BROTHERS
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EVENING STAR.
LIES CHANGES.

By PAUL MUsINafoN,
TIE ra.issl Elohes of hfe's early soese
Are but leaves Of the linden when sumuer Ia
green; ' -
Ike Iesve: Of the linden when winter il nigh,
beea siorJ 10 tarnished-its music q sigh
like seas of clear blue from the proud Chesapeake,
cheek; ~ " "
some object Of darkness 50 thai dims It no more.
Fresh leaves deck the tree when the Spring sua ia
bright;
rev EiorIes may never more gladden. the sight
nnI olliows, returning. may bring to the shore
a ehalss for the mourner, but dark as befrs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-07
Rev. JOHN PIERPONT,
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
e. II: kENDALL, Nj. D.
SAM UEL MAY,
THOMAS c. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
nj THE EATEST
IVI l. ID 1 A l. D COVE n Y
OF THE AGE

.. cur i..afs ss .s' eIas :a'
svazI IISD oS HsNoR,
,Tss wer,t Se,oJsls dorn to . COMMON Pi..,Is.
failed ossss "tS TS5s
NOR. II has now Ii his possession ono hundred
eegifootes of it's value. s within twenty ml!es' of
Two bottles Arc warranted to cure nursing sor.
One to thrse bottles viii oure the worst kind Of
PlInples on the Face.
Tyo s three bottles will cs e tho system Of ges
Capfer IN ths Mouth and stomach.
Ihtee 70 fxe bottles ara warranted to cure the
One or two bottles are warranted to cure all Hu-
Two bottles are warranted to cure Running of the
Ears and BotShes among the Hair;
-Four to SIX bottles are warranted to cure corruS,
One bottle YIN cure scsly Erup.icns Of the Skin.
vd,s, or thfes bottles are warranted to euro the
IwS h,os Sss are to the
Three 10 four bottles are warranted to cure Salt
Five to eiIh. bottles will cure the ~ors. o.so Of
A benefit Is always experienced from the frs. bot
tls and perfect cure is warranted when the above
M0 sss !. e. t. those in
along old Should cure every hsmoT the
i i. Th.Is sls G ao Xxx 5"%:
o2sI ssGas 'S Sss 81
has already done some of the greatest cnrss ever
done In Massachusetts,. gsTo II to children rear
ola, to od people q sixty. haze seen poor, Puny,
bottle. '' w 'io
TO those who are subject to . sick headache. m,
catarrh and dizinsss some who have taken il had
been Sostlve for years, ard have been regulated By
t.. Where the body Is sound it works quite easJ,
o9t where there Is any deransement of the functions
you must not be alarmed; they always disappear in
from four days to week. There is never had re-
suit from it; on the contrary, when that feeling il
zone; you VII 1eel Yourself like new person. |
that ever man listened to
In my own praotice always kept IL strictly for hu-
mo5sIbut since It's introduction as general family
found In It that never suspected. ~
several cases OF epiloptc hts-a disease which was
Always considered incurable, have been CURED hy
% al Of VIII e &c,
few who have seen more of IL than have
know ofseveral cases of Dropsy, all of them aged
PEOPLE sa sure r. IT. For the various diseases Of the
and Asue, Pain in the SIDE, Diseases of the spine
and particularly In Diseases of the Kidneys O. the
discovery has done more good than any medicine
No change of diet eyor neoessary-ost the be.t w,
can get and enough gift.
Direettors Jov Uss.-Adults ono table spoouful
per day-children over ten years dessert Spoonful
no directions can be applicable to all oonstitutions
take snfhoent to operate the bowels twice Ssy'
No. 10 WON g1sA s,I:i,. kk d,SIMSyE
Agents for Washington.-Chas. stott & Co. =
6ilman, kifwelI Lawrence, J. B: Gardner, B1r1x
Msrt;n Kim. NaiIn 4 bslms. Shsm, ;. T. stone,
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THE BOOK OF THE CONSTITUTION

The demand Of the people from all parts Of the
country for q new edition Of this Book bringing
down the statistics To the present time gu Oh thai
u oannOt longer be dIsregarded. IL 10 sufficiently
known throughout the country TO render a particu-
lar description of II unnecessary here; suffice il to
say that II contains the evidence of it's having 70
celved the voluntary and generous patronage of
both Housed Of Congress- Of ts having been adopted
~ me supreme Court az standard edition Of the
Constitution Of the United States. and OF It's having
received the special appreciation of some Of the
rlsest statesmen OF the past and present sss. IL
has been pronounced by them a suitable IRE slde
companion Tor every American citizen. and as text
ooos Tor the rising generation Of the schools.
Editors who venerate and support the Constitu-
non me sentiments OF Washington, and the prnS-
pies u embodles, have heretofore given n their
generous and valuable support
bookseiiers and others who may desire TO obtain
lot the supply OF those who may desire possess
the new edition will please address
WILLIAM HICKEY, IN,
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The pertoutsids
of the lndaa
reservation OF

At the land ONCE at kIcKAroo, commencing on
posal Of the public lands with the following named
townships, viz:
South erthe base Iise ond east Of the sixtk FRI.
sfpdI Snsy,dsa.
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AT the land ONCE at L.coNp IoN. commencing on
Monday. the nineteenth day Of July next, for the
disposal Of the public lands within the following
named townships, viz:
South Of the base line and ,nuof the Hsth prin-
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CAMILLE, ILL.,, June %, 1852.
have used frof y. j. Woods Hair Restorative,
was becoming. as Thought prematurey gray, but
~ the use OF his restoratye has resumed origi
nal color, and. have no doubt, permanently so.
=. BREESE, ex Senator u. g.
o.. WOOD CO, fIoPrietors, 5l2 Broadway,
y. Y. lin the great n. Y. Wire Railing Establish,
ment) and la Market st.. st. l,OuIs, Mo.
And sold 10y all good Druggists.
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iAnds appropriated BY law for the use OF Schools,
mlIltary aud other purposes, wall be excluded ffosa
The Offering OF the above hpds vIll be commenced
q" the days appointed, and ID pro an the order
IN which they are advertised, until the whole shah
have been offered aud the sales Thus closed but
sale shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and
NO private eEty Ia any Of the lands will be admitted
until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand at tie city Of washinston,
tins nineteenth day Of Msrch ammo Don.Ini thou
sand eight hundred ard FIFTY eight.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
Thomas A. HxNpRrcNs,
Commissioner of the General Land Oftoe.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the night of -empiIou
Ia any Of the lands within the townships and parts
of above enumerated as required 10 estab
lish the To the satis facton 81 the register and
receiver of the proper land cfhce, md make pay
na,rt fktT,foT as SOON oS pToeifoabis afftr see
tHs fhis nofirs. and before the day appolnttd for
the commencement OF the publIc sale OF the lands
embracing the tact claimed; otherwise such olsIIn
will he forfeited. -
THOMAS A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioned Of the General Land Office.
m 28-iawtleJuly
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A MEXICAN YEAR BOOK OF FACTS IN
IA Science and Art for l8sS-Exhibitipg the mast
important dlsoov cries and Impr vementfor the Al
year; edited by David A. Wells, A. NJ: / yeiuIne
gas. Just received, and for sale by
ma FRANCK TAyIOR
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DONALD KENNEDY.
Ne. 130 WSSysA Street, RoxbSyy, Massaekss.,,.

Agents Tor Washington.-Chas. Stott & On Y
Gilman, Kidwell Lawrence, J. B. Gardner Rn,r -,
Ms S9 K Rin Wa Na,Sn am s. TssI:n
Boswell, Daniel b. Clark, J. p. Miiburp. Dnnisv,
Dyson, Ford 4 Bro. Agents for GeOrge(evn.@R.
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T,AXATIoN q THE FUNDING sYSTEM,

TAXATION a. THE FUNDING SYSTEM
Il ny j. X. McCullOch, VOL, London.
The Logo of PoIfloal Economy. BY Thomas De
Quincy, vol, London.
SlsmondIs Political Economy. 1 vol, London.
Ar Essay on the Government of Dependencle. ky
George Cornewal Lewis. VOL, London
Nations, System of Political Economy, BY Frsde-
The Elements of Political Eoonovx b. Gr..o,.
Wayland. ID. ID. -
Nethakets Political Economy, vol.
Humphreys Manual of Political Science
The FuRdIng System of the United Stste,and e,,e,,
Britain, BY Jonathan Elliot '''O '''"'
ma FRANCK TAyIoP
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Hedioinek.
A B'EAU To o. L Il A D
RICH CLIO s sly H AIR.
COMPLETELY PRESERVED
TO THE GREATEST AGE.

And who that is gray would not hsveit restored to
former COLOR bald, but would have the growth re-
stored; or troubled with dandruf and itching hut
would have 1t removed, or troubled with sorofula
scald head, or other eruptlons but would be cured
with sick headache neurag but would lie Gu red
II will also remove all pimpes from the face or Kim
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative will do all this see
circular aud the following:
ANN ARB0R, Nov, S, 1856,
PROF. y. J. WOOD-Dear Sir: have heard muoh
said of the wonderful effects Of your Hair Restors-
tive, but having been often cheated by ousokery
AID Quack nostrums, hair dy &C., was dis posed
To place your restorative IN the same category with
the thousand and one loudly trumpet4d anGcl rem
edies, until met you III Lawrence county some
months since. W hen you gave such assurances as
induced the tria of your Re.tOrative m INV family
hrst BY my good wife, whose hair had beculc yeTs
thin and entirely white, and before exhaustlng one
oi Your large bottles, her hair Testor, neary to
It's original beautiful brown color, and had the
and become beautiful and glossy upon, and entirely
over the head. She continues to use it, not s,,nply
because al It's beautify effects upon the HAIR but
because vi Its heilhful influence pom the head and
mind Others oi my family ana friends are using
your Restorative with the lappiest effects; there
IoIe my skeptIuism and doubt in reference its val
ue and character are enirely removed. and canand
do nlost cordially and eontdentIally recommend Its
use hy a Who would have their hair restored from
white or gray by reason of sickness 81 to orr
Ial color and beauty, and by all young persons no
would have their hair beautiful and glossy.
Very truly and gratefully yours,