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GLYMOUNT PAVILION,

VI A NEW SUMNER RESORT,
FOR FISHING, BATHING, AND RURAL SPORTS.
Ixsns OF Washington, GEORGETOWN, and A 4
Alexandra. that they vii, open on the 25ih yc.H4
81 MAY, at Glymount, (commonly called kE. TS j
House, on the MaryI nd shore. sew and spa
GlOUS PAVILION, with DInIng Room. Dressing
Rooms. and all other cOnvenIences attached.
Every facility will be afforded to Schools, Associ
stlOns, and Clubs.
Ev.ry arrang emeut Will be made for Fishing
Bathing, 60.
The large Spring the prem ses ls said to be one
OF the purest and healthest in this whole section
sParties Wishing to secure exclusive use of the
PAVILION can do applI cation to c. Fl. Anderson
StatIoner, ID street. near 9TH.
A Steamboat can be chartered for Excursions on
application to X lchard III. Wallach, Geo Mattingly
Boat with fine Saloon and will be ready TO accom-
Inotate Excursions on and after the 18th of May
next, JONES 81 MILLER
ZAP II -AwN propristors.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
QUARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE. L. 8. nj. .CoRps.

MATHEMATICS OFFICE. Z. 3. NJ. CORPs.
WASHINGTON, May 10. 1885,
Sealed proposals will be received at This ofce un-
Thursday, the 10th day of June 1853, for supply
Ing such quantities of wood and coal as NAV be
Iequ red for the Marines stationed at Washing ton,
d. g.. from lst July, 1885, to S0th Juns. 1859. I'll
coal to be best anthracite white ash, broken and
screened, and free from dust, ard to weigh 22O los
To the ton. The wood tn be best oak 'sapling, and
both the wood and coal to be delivered On the
sitlOn of the Commanding Marine officer, aud piled
And measured at such points within the walls OF the
Marine Barracks may be dssIgnatad by bin. free
of expense to the United States ard subject to his
approval.
Bidders will accompany their proposals with the
names of two surefIes known to this office or un-
known, will be certified by some Oficer of the gov
ernmen'. ID. J. SUTHERLAND,
m IL 3.awtJelO Quartermaster L. 8. M. Corps
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no DIPL ON ATISTS.

r OWEN Il SON, Military and Naval Merchant
Taiors, No 2i2 Pa. avenue, have this day received
their FIRST invoice of the new AMERICAN DIP
LoNATlC BUTTONS, gotten up by themselves
under the sanction of the Department of State and
would inform ther friends and the public that they
are now pre- pared to furn sh Uniforms for the DplS
approved STYLES. ma J5-eoIm
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Dentistry, 20.
CHEOPLASTIC PROCESS,
u nrcu. ShN fMTsRSSryyEMJENT IN

~ AN INF R0 YEMENT IN
MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.
. DIR. L. %. HILLS respectfully informs the public
that he is now prepared TO insert partial and ~
on this improved plan. The great advan- &uID
tage this process has all others is its perfect
adaptatIon. The method of itself Insures most
perfect mt. The metal Is entirely free from all me
tae taste and none of the secretions Of the mouth
can have any effect upon il. Testimonials from the
most prominent citizens OF Baltimore, confirming
ITS great superiority, can be seen. All those per-
sons who are suffering with i'll adapted plates will
please give me caH, and l will tske great pleasure
10 explaining and exhibiting to them specimens of
the work. All inquiries should be made at nv Of
hoe. as am the only authorized agent for this pro
cess.
Office, No. $50 Penn. avenue. between 18th and
18th streets, next house above Gsutiers.
ap Is SIN
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uUMPHRIEs q &JUENEMANN's
DIEASURE

~
IL PLEASURE GARDEN.
This popular place of Summer resort, so convent
ent for an hour * recreation of all in Wasb- +, 4
lngton, will he opened for the season onyEMY
the afternoon of Monday, the 81 of May k:.kt
proKImO, when, and on each succeedlDE MOnday
throughout the season, a fine Band Of Music will
be R attendance. md the Dancing Saloon will be free
to all respectable visitors.
ThrOne hOut the last season this admirable Pleas
ure Garden gave universal satisfaction, and was
patronIsed by many thousand persons Of both sexes
ENCOURAGED by the patronage then bestowed ON
them the propTletOrs have made their arrang
for the coming season on more extended and liOe-
raj scale, which cannot fail 10 delight all visitors
The following rules must be observed by all their
patrons
lat. No political discussions whatever will be per
mtted.
I'd. Boys will not be admitted, unless accompanied
by their parents or guardians.
Sd. No Intoxicated person permitted to enter the
gates OF TO remain on the premises.
The public wil at glance. comprehend the ne
cesslty for the due enforcement of these regulq-
tlons which Will be the business Of the police OH
GERS who will always he in attendance.
HUMPHREYS j. JUENEMANN,
PropnetOrs of the Pleasure Garden,
on the corner Of 4th and r. SITS,
a22lm d Capitol Hill.
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W CARD.
~ r are recsv1ng and opening superior stock Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, alsn, of
chOIce styles of summer wear of Cloths Casslmeres
vestings, Linen, Drills, and Duck, Of the latest
Parls patterns for gentlemen and youths. There
have never been offered in this market such artic es
OF style and make cannot be manu- facture cd to or
der III this city.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.
ap ls-6w S22 Pa av bet " cen 9th and iotb as
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VIEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED AT sHEP

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED ATSHEP
~ HERDS, corner 7tb and ID streets.
complete assortment of the publications. of
Carlton and Porter, Sabbath School Libraries, Re
wards. Hymns. Tracts, &c; Wesley Family. Tales
and Taklngs. Lost Chapters, Chief of Pigrams, The
True w oman. Peter Cartwright, Biblical Dcton-
AIRY. lounge Of Fire. What Must do to be Saved,
Sting of the adder. Livngstons Travels In Africa
brakes History OF Indians, Six Steps TO Honor,
Wild Western Scenes, New Lutte Of Zion, and
other Music.
Also, Agent for Publications of the "Child's
Friend" loa6
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SWEET AND HEALTHY BREAD.-Fami.
~ lies, 70 insure having the best, should use the
''Whst Cheer Hop east Cakes for raising b. cad,
BISCUIT cakes etc. They are made of dry pure hops
aHd warranted free from saleratus, sodR, or other
deeterlous materials. They are much used by the
best families OF the Northern and Eastern Staes
and are gaining favor daily, surprising all other
yeasts now known.
A trial can he had without charge.
KING Il BURCHELL,
ma3- Corner Vermont avenue and 18th street.
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III. There are twenty-seven the atres In Paris
twenty three In London, aud ten In New York.
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"A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, seventy
Il "A years CT age, whose sands of life have
fnearly run out, discovered, while In the East In
4 dies, certain cure for Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and General Debility.
i The remedy was discovered by him when his on
Y ly child. daug liter. was given up to die. Wish
ing TO do as much good possible, he will send to
such of his afflicted fellow beings ~ request If,
making &c up, and successfully using n. He re
quires each applicant tn lnccse him one shilling, u
three cents To be returned postage the 4
clpe, and the remainder TO be applied to the pay
ment of this advertisement.
Address DIR. H. JAMES, I9 Grand st. Jersey
City. N. ]. ap p Im
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TIME IS MONEY.
j have this day received direct from North Attle-
borough, Mass, Wallace GOodwin's celebrated rrIs
Once CLOCKS, of superior finish, days ;EI5l
also, Watchmaker's Regulators, Clocks FOR ES4
Railroad stations, and all other styles OF &X1
Clocks, from 8 up to Sl25. 80
The trade supple at Wholesale prices,
] am tine only authorized agent for Goodvin,s
Ceabrsted Clocks this side of New York.
Call and see for yourselves at the great Clook
Emporium S49 opposite Browns Hotel.
ap 5-2In RORJNSON
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CAR RIA G Es,

T = a X i A 8 Z 3,
HE Subscriber having made additions TO his
Factory. making it now one Of the lerEest. D3R o
In the District, vhexc his facilities for rHS
manufacturing all klDds of CAR-ASN
RiAG ES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot he sur
passed and from hls long experience IN the bust
ness, he hopes 20 give selslG a. a.; .sfsction.
All kinds OF Carriages and LlsAS Wagons kept on
All REPAIRS nestly done, and ell orlerr prompt
ly attended TO,
second hand Carriages taken IN ex xohanse Cor nsv
ones. ANDREW J. Joyce,
la-f corner az lHh 6nd y SITS.
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CLOCKS. WATCHES, AND JEWELRY.

Just received this day. great variety OF Clocks,
from - up; also Monthly c LOCKS; n
WATCH rs and JEWELRY Of al the late E5e3
sty and best makers CLOCKS for steam <xh3
boats, Hotels, Bar rooms, Offices, Churches Par
lors, DC
Also, CLOCK MATERIALS of every kind.
Clocks 70 the trade at wholesale prices at the
great Clock, Watch, and Jewslry Emporium of
!. ROBINSON.
ap &lm $40 oppo. Browns Hotel
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From natural defects and the unes usl range Of my
eyes have been compelled TO use glasses for seve-
ral years I have tried different opticians without
obtaining glasses perfectly fitted 20 my eyes. Four
months since Mr.. Tobias made two pairs especially
t,r me, which have found to serve me PERFECTLY
By the use of ms optometer he 10 enabled 10 adapt
1lasses most minutely to the eye. most cheerful
" recommend Mr.. Tobias to all having ocoasir,n 10
use gisssss. and bear my testimony 70 his skill a.
IN optleIan. HENRY +. BALDWIN,
ssS Asst see'v IN sisn 2 and Warrs.ts
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NEW FANCY STORE.

MORE NEW DRESS GOODS.
lH1 100 pieces White and Colored Figured Swiss
Muslins,
80 ps rich Ducals. a new snd beautiful material,
lm pcs rich figured and Plain Satin Plaid Bereges
large assortment of Barege and Lawn Obes,
3H0yds beautiful Lawns at 12l; good Washing colors
With laLge lots "f a kinds OF first class staple
Goods for family all of which will be sold cheap
for CASH. J w. COLLEY,
ina Is Wv No. 525 7th st. Sdoors north Pa ay,
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NILMINVTUNy Nsi
To persons who have had the sight Oftheir ey es 50
recommend Mr. John Tobias as a suitable person
from whom to obtain such Glasses as they may re-
for far and sight. NV sight has beer impaired
yery much by q service Of years m the Post'U&scs
Department, which berth required me 10 be on duty
nom n o'clock al nght till amer day, during which
time 4 used but oIe hight. w. A. WALKER.
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ms IA w. q. METZEROTT.
A KNABE GAEHLE, A CHICKERING,
"A and Haliet, Davis & Co.'s Piano, but little
used, for sale at great bargains. ELLIS,
ma IA SOC. between 9th and 10th SIS.
STRAW MATING AND OIL CLOTHS
~ Now IN store. White and ColOred Straw Mat
ting, Of Cloths and Carpetlngs, with general stock
OF House Furnishing Dry Goods, and will bs sold
cheap for cash. j. w. COLLEN,
INA l3-2w hl3 7th ST.. 8 doors north Pa ay.
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Mr.. J. TOBIAS. Str: Tie pair of Speotacles you
to me. They are very decdedly the beat possees,
srd am the owner OF eight nine pairs, car efally
selected IN different pAces and IRON opticians rec-
ommended to me on account Of thor profers.onsl
standing rance, Eng and, and the United State..
have been also pleased with your remarks and di-
pose Of preserving and inIr9ying tha siEht;
Professor of NJ, C., LouisylIle Ev
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BlocKLIR CRTHorAIDIc INSTITUTIONS,
April, 1854.

In the experience of even two years, have found
great difficulty in obtalnn ng Spectaoes that
acty adapted 20 the weakness of sight. This in
convenience Mr.. Tobias seems TO have removed for
the present by the substitution for of better and
more suitable Glasses. They clear, chry sta like
and comfortable 10 my eyes. would commend b IN
20 those who from age other inhrmlty require
tihcial aid in this way. y.J.SlMKINS. M. ID.
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Extract from note receiy cd from tt late Hoa Oh
M. Clayton.
U. 3. SENATE, Avg. ID, lGJS,
4he teeth yea made for me work admirably; noti
John M'CLAYTON.

70 those that seek relief from the maladies of tn
teeth, can cheerfelly y[ecommend Dr.. 3. Baily as
shperlor Dentist; he made q set Of porcelain teet
for one of my family, and plugged several teeth fo
mysef, and the work has s stood we'll for more THAI
ton years. ROBERT +. NIXON.
Of the VI. Conf. of the M. E. Church South,
Ami IS. 1855.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-08-13
Marine intelligence.
PORT OF WILMINGTON. NORTH CARO-

ARRIVED.
Aug. 5-schr Mary & Emma, Davis from New York, to
Steamer amy Lutteroh Elder from Fayetteville to A.
Gu. s. NJ. Steamer Spray Price, from smithvile, to A.
H. VanBokkelen.
Aug. 6-schr. Dr. Rogers Adams, from Boston, to j. H.
Schr Pearl, Mcclellan, from Lockwood's Folly to An.
derson Savage; with naval stores.
VILE to T. c. < B. G. Worth.
0-schr. Arab, Nixon, from Hyde Co. to DeRosset &
sehr L. P. Smith, Cheesbro from N. Y to A. D. Cazaux;
with mdze
schr; Albert Mason, Corson from N Y. to Harriss &
Barquantne Col John MaRae, Barry, from N Y to j. H.
Chadbourn Co; with ballast.
Schr Resale Beatrice Ftznger from New River to Mas
ter with naval stores.
9-schr. Laura, Harker from shaotte, to Anderson &
Steamer Spray, Price, from smtlve, to A H. vanBok.
kelen.
7-schr DR.. Rogers, Adams from Boston, to j. H. Chad.
bourne Co.
Aug s-Brig Albert Adams Mayo, from Boston, to Adj
ANS Bro. & Co; with mdze.
9schr. Magnolia, Nickerson, from Philadelphia, Har-
Schr Ben, McCready, from N Y. to Murray Peacock
scbr. Ned Henderson, from N Y to Harriss & Howell
schr. Myrover, Hughes 90 hours from N. Y. to T. C.
Worth with mdze.
lO.-schr. Louisa vanHorn, from Hertford to stokey
Oldham with corn.
Schr Jenny Lind Midyctt. from Hyde County to Ellis
Mitchell; with corn.
Schr Lamartine, Craan from Rockport Me-, Master
with lime to E. j. Lutterloh.
Schr Odd Fellow, Jennett, from LoCkwoods Folly, to
Willard Curtis with naval stores.
1Steamer Spray, Price, from Smithvile to A. II. Var
Bokkelen.
CLEARED.
Aug. 5--U. S. NJ. Steamer Spray, Price, for Smhvle
by A. II. VanBokkelen.
G.seamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder, for Fayetteville by
A. E. Hail.
schr. Elizabeth, Williams, for Charleston, by Petteway
Prltchett with shingles, &c.
Schr: H. P stoney, Smith, for New York. by Harriss
Howell; with naval stores, &c.
| 7--Schr. Jonas Smith, Lynch, for New York by A. D.
! (}azaux; with naval stores, &c.
Schr W. H. Smith, Allen, for Boston, by A. D. Cazsux
with naval stores, &C.
scr. D. c. Hulse Brown, for Boston, by A. D. Cazaux
with wheat cotton, &c.
7Schr Spray Price, for Smithvile, by A. H. vanBok-
kelen.
9Schr Queen of the South, Wheeler for N. Y. by Har
| riss d Howell; with naval stores.
Steamer Flora Mcdonald, Hurt, for Fayetteville by T. c.
! & B. G. Worth.
lO-steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Elder, for Fayetteville
| by A. E. Hail.
Aug. lO.-U s. NJ. Steamer spay, Price, for smthvle
tby A. 81. VanBokkelen.
Schr Sidney Price, Godfrey for Philadelphia Harriss
& Howell; with naval stores.
u-Brig Oregon, Wait, for Europe, by Adams, Bro
Co.. with naval stores
l2S j. Warning, Smith, for New York, by A. D. Cazaux
with naval stores.
Schr Louisiana, Mitchell for Baltimore by Russell Bro
with naval stores and lumber.
Steamer Black River, Dicksey, for Fayetteville by D.
Lamont.
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Aug. Z, 1858.

A8TO DRUGGISTS AND THE PEOPLE.-Yo are here
by cautioned against spurious limitations of Dr. DeGrath
Electric OIL shall prosecute one who use our
copy righted bills. This (genune) Electric Oil has
cured the Mayor of Camden of Piles and rheumatism also,
Hon. John Williamson, of Huntingdon Hon. E. Killings
urh (whom it took off its clutches in da) and more
than 700 others Philadelphia whose have been
published in the Philadelphia Ledger
The wholesale dealers in Philadelphia would not counter
any scamp guilty of the rascalty of counerfeng
In Harrisburg John Wyehe Esq., the well known Druggist
there caused the and Imprisonment of one Valentine
who attempted imitation of this valuable remedy
gentleman will be in Psburg and will be able to show
the people what power this Oil has disease and PAIN
Principal Office SO South Eighth street. Philadelphia No
(genune) Oil without the Dr. DEGRArH's ELECTRIC
OIL blown the bottle and the written signatures of Dr.
DeCirah and E. A. Smith, to initiate which is feony!
For sale in Wilmington, N. c., by Drake EcLn and
W. H. Lippt Druggists, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally
August l2.-2sSk5O-1w.
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WASHINGTON, n. c., August 3-Naval Stores continue
in good demand account of the limited receipts Sales
at g 90 for Dip Turpentne Spirits Turpentne &c.,
Corn in good demand about &c. for retailing car
goes at 63c.
NEWBERN, Aug. s-Bacon-Market well supplied with
Western. Sales of bagged Western Hams at 12ac prime
Cornn demand at So per bb at which the last fiat load
sold. Meal-sales of Meal at 70 a Is per so lbs.
Mess SIT So
Turpentne-sales to-day at 81 80 for scrape 81 s4 for
old dip, and So As for virgn.-Goldsboro Tribune.
NEW YORK, Aug 1O.-Flour-The market is excited ::
State 81 40 81 So Ohio 81 IS 81 co. and Southern IS 80
81 224 81 81 and Southern white 81 80 81 so. Corn
mixed 7Oa s65c, white s54 90c and yellow % SIC
Whskey dull at 269 27c. Pork is lower for Prime sales
at SIS s.. Sugar Muscovado, Il 73c. Spirits Turpen-
tine is dull. Rice Is quiet.
BALTIMORE, Aug. lO.-Flour is dull but frn,-Howard
So Wheat has declined about an average,
and closed dull red 81 Is 81 rs white 81 30 81 Is
Corn dull at decline of cents yellow 81 95 cts.
Whskey Y &C. Provisions closed heavy and unchanged
LIVERPOOL Wednesday.-Co cotton closed easier but pr
generally three days 900 bales
Spectators took lOO, and exporters 1000. The market
closed dull.
Manchester advices favorable. The prices of goods
had considerably advanced.
steady Corn dullyeow, 33s.; white 32s Cd. $685. Cd
Provisions closed quiet Sugar firm at 3D. advance
Coffee quiet. Rosin steady Spirits heavy.
Consols, 95s.
Liverpool Cotton Naturalization closed dull-sales three
days 10000 bales spectators took l6OO and exporters
1000 bales Prices easier but quotations unchanged
Breadsutfs closed quiet and without quoable change
Flour was dull and unchanged Wheat steady and slow Of
cy-yeow 32s Cd. Provisions closed steady. Lard wa,
firm at SIS. General produce-Sugar firm at 3D. ad
steady at As. Id.
LONDON July 27.-Cotton is firm. Wheat and Flour are
slightly lower. Sugar is firm. Tea unatered Coffee firm
RICE o TaGT % had declined and CLOSED
at 95s for money.
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From the Yankee Blade


WHAT HAS IMPROVED You IN APPEARANCE ?-Woods
Hair Restorative. What has given you such youthful
look? Woods Hair Restorative. To what agency am to
attribute your increased beauty my dear MADAME Sir
you very complimentary but indebted to Professor
Woods beautiful hair tonic Sir, since saw you last you
have grown twenty years younger, how it? fact my
dear sir. I am using Woods Hair Restorative. Why, my
dear friend you scratch year ago, and you
have splendid head of black hair what miracle you
indebted? Professor Wood is the miracle man. his tonic
did it. told, madam that the headache you
troubled with has left you Yes sir by the aid
of Woods Hair Restorative Such is the language all
the country and there fiction imagination about it,
reader. Woods Hair Restorative honest and truly
medicinal we'll scientific preparation and ooH do all
this. Try it and see if we not correct.
CAUT1oN-Beware worthless limitations, several
already in the market called by different names Use none
unless the words professor Woods Hair Restorative Depot
st. Louis, No. and New York; blown in the bottle.
Sold by Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers Also by
all Fancy and Toilet goods dealers in the United States and
Canadas. Aug. 6, l858.-283 lt-5O-1t
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THE WELIXIR."

Prepared by DIR. James Williams for the cure of Dyspep-
sa nothing but Dyspepsia Gas advertised in another
column has, by its merits obtained for itself high
reputation in Philadelphia that Physicians acquainted with
it's properties using themselves and prescribing it to
their patients convinced by observation of its great
in restoring the sordered digestive organs to healthy fnc
ton.
Numerous cases of Dyspepsia of the most aggravated
character which abandoned incurable by Of
the Medical Faculty. have by the use Of this Elixir alone
been restored to perfect health as attached certificates ties
tify.
March 10th, 1852 l6s'tsWly
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR

TALK OF BEAUTY, it cannot exist without fine head
OF hair then read the following and you ask more,
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR REsTORATTVE-We call
the ae 1c Of a old and oupg to this
the head of the bald with luxurant growth-re
the itching and all eTugOns
used regular dressing for the hair will preserve its col
or and keep it from falling to extreme old age in all its
diseased in to use it, and surely the young will not
they value the flowing locks the wchng curl be
The Agent for Prof Woods hair Restorative in New Ha
received the following letter regard to the Restoa
DEEP RIVER Conn.,, July 49, 1856.
Mr.. Leavenworth-Sir have been troubled with dan
dru scurf my head for than year. my hair
gan to come OUT scurf and hair together. in New
Haven paper about Woods Hair Restorative as cure
called at store the LIST of April purchased
bottle to try it, and found to my satisfaction it was
the thing removed the scur and hair began grow
ID two or three inches in length Ghere al off,
have great faith In it. wish you to send two bottles
more BY Mr. Post the bearer of this. don't know any
the kind used In this place. have market for
'"'' ''''''' '''' " ''" ''' RUFUS PRRTT.
| PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 8, 1856.
Prof Wood--Dear Sir: Your Hair Restorative is proving
of my head almost lost its coverng-in BALD. have
used but two hapnt bottles of Restorative and
young hair and the front is also receiving its benefit
tried other preparations without benefit whatever
think from my own personal recommendation induce
many 0'nsf' 70 Try H. f00iS iRs'R Tao%XA, M b.
No. 464 Vine street.
| VNCEENEs, IA, June q, 1858.
Prof o. j. Wood: As about to manufacture and
yend your recently discovered Hair Restorative will state
for whomsoever it may that have used it and
known others to use tLat have for several been
in the habit of using other Hair Restoraves and that
find yours vastly superior to other know. entirely
cleanses the head of danduf and with months proper
will restore any persons hair to the original youthful
color and texture giving it healthy soft and glossy ap-
pearance and all this without dscoorng the hands that
apply it, the dress which it drops. l would there
FORE recommend its to every DESTROYS of having
fine color and texture to hair. Respectfully yours,
| WILSON KING.
Oh. WOOD CO., Propretors, 312 Broadway, New
York. Tin the great n Y Wire Railing Estabishment) and
LA Market street, ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold in Wilmington, n c. by Walker Meares w. Lip
pitt, Drake McLin and by all good Druggists.
| July 90 274-48-3m