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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-10-07
Furniture Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at III. c.. Hardy's

WHOLESALE RETAIL FURNITURE, BEDDING
AND LOOKING-GLASS WAREHOUSE
Jeferson-st, between Water 4 Main In Mr.. Possls.
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa.
M X. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens ef
w Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat.
ronsge and solicits continuance feeling confident
that he can continue to give perfect satisfaction
Owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly that il enables me TO sell
all goods in nay line from 20 to rs per less than
any other house in the wes and all goods warranted
az good as represented or the money refunded. NY
Stock CONSISTS of The following gnnds In
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MUSICAL INST z MENTS
NO Vie the tin'e--Fiaaos and Aeiodeons at COST
Besides, Acccrdeons, &c.. 20 80 40& SO per cent be-
low cost. Being determined to increase my PtlsA
little and diminish an immense stock Of Musical In
struments am going TO sell at figures ecklessly and
ruinously Low. te@G 9B
MAS have everything In the musics line, per-
sons In the country remit money by mail At my
risk and be to get what they want either by mali
or express, at once. A. w. PERRY
Music Dealer Agent for Ladd Co.'s Paris Prise ri.
ano Fortes, Burlington Iowa. [ua7-y
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Rosewood, Mahogany and Black Wslnui.

= q. .
And great variety of articles usually kept in nrss
class Furniture Warehouse which toe ercHs
mention.
26cts TO As 60.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from u 25 to $3.50 90.
Mattresses 81 T5,to $50 90.
Brass clocks, with iron frames, from 81 60 10
IS 90. E~ Gjs4is 49,
liberal discount made 20 country dealers (noO.tf
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S0tn1ne, welde nit begeiIterten Su6eltpn ei.
nmen m 9eIan3 anltnplte, Jtdt Elm 2ieo Der
Ve9Inntb unp per Gd]ner3el1, Icnbern Elm Qiec
pe8 13ptn8 unb pe8 fii5nen Wtannermufbes lpar
ee, pa9 aus oem periAoiIenen 3jnmer ertSne.
Ole Wcrte tteIeS Qjete8 a6er lauteten:
| Aoo Ou fiBer, fir baS 0aterlnno
SnBer ais rer Sraut9ruB, ais pa8 Qn6eu
Nut peln WutterIGppB be5 erten Itupe5,
Set mir Wtllfommen
sSa9 @ paS Steo IDIet lGlt bas G6perf,
Sltdeno Sett umgtrte metne Siiiteu,
Npn Der Sdan3e tdnaIt Ou Sapfre rettet,
3terpe Der GaperA!
Osr @elana per9aQte, lO1it 0efa(tenen
Qanoen lag Camilla auf lbren Huiee1, IN an
oadt8colen Sdwei3en ltaubeu ibre @ltern bins
ter tbr. - Giefe @tille berrIdte isbt.
Nuf etnntal ndberten li6 pclternpe Sdritte :
an Gingan8 pe8 @OrrirOr8 eridieu Der Oiener
NIT 0em Sdlcher, Der nit leneu 96ettaeuaen
fam, cte 2hiir gu GHaen.
Der alte @jraf tpInfte 6neu, in ber 5Serne ffe.
ben 5u bleiben. @r bate ga crinuen i'm 3uns
met S9rttte 9ebGrt, er bcffte, GamiQens Ser
lObter wirpe lett i9aen fre!ulli8 Gle Gbur off,.
Eeu.
| Gine Yauie trat Gin, - oauu ertSnte aus
Gem Snnern oe8 3tntmer8 eth lauter Iiirhters
| lt6er SSnall.
Camilla itieB einen tauten 3omaetIbrei ans
uno lant pqnmodtt3 3uiammen. -
Gtue Stunpe tpater MAY e9 9elunQen, bic BON
tnnen terrte8elte Gbir 3u 6lincn.
Srr Ielnem SGrejbttidD auf pem 2ebnitubf
Jap 0rat PHdler, unbfwe9ttd, bas lei6 .niar-
bene eple Antlie rutjg, uueuptsut; bic Biitcle
belt ct nod iii ret 9luo. .
gr bate 8aI 8ettpifeu. Die au0el mar 6m
grape oufd paa 0erj ge9an3en. -
Sor 'gm ant oem GllD lag Elm Slatt Bapier,
oaS fclJen0e Borte entbislt:
Gegter grnB an mlinen GtoaenDfIen Nerbi.
llanp Don Sd|lu I! Greu peu Yaterlanb ,u (e4
ben uno 5u lter6en baben mir aelUbt. Da8
SatefIano linft l4ma1ppQ nieDer in eei, Staub.
lay mag un9 mlll bic Sdanoe niht ellebeu. id,
lteroe allc! Sebt mO9l, Spr nsine @itQenclien,
lett mob, Saiu unp Stap8. mSot Sbr oluf
llder leln, at8 tA S6 bin Der @rlle ron uns
Dre'en, welAer itirbt, neil er per3weilelt an
Dem Saterlano. gSeroet Sbr mi9 lanee iibers
leben SA bite 9ctt, paR er sud Die Sra5t
0aju Uer.etbe 2Iuf Q0teOerleDen!
6Iebr6 4udler.
I'm an6ern 2aBe hegann per @ouuerueur y.
SteSlau NIT Dem 5einD gu upterb4nDeln. Nnl
l'e0enten SanuIr 1907 6ffnete 8re8lau cen
tran6olQd'en Iruppen Die 39ore, cie preuRiIbe
Selasun8 Itredte bic WaIfen.
Nnd S9leten mar iegt Die 8eute bes sic.
gers 9elpot0en; Wa3 (}rjeDrlO Der @jroEe fir
pteuBen ero5ert, bate NQpptecn ben 9e0emtt,
I9t8ten PreuBen lest mieoer entriieu.
(SCGtIetun9 fciQt.)
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Bprtapetis, TElaoeira utD gbexrDsDeine.
100 8;erte SH8 TN 2apeu fnt 3pQbGg ppruner cine
pGrtbte bpa Der btfen AWaIita
2O Dntfnb Den ptK@ gaai Bnta tit Habsn eite III aDr
sR nnb t!ansn partbeea nd 3e!is9e SGufers cbae
esstn werps1. ,. 3 . btrrp UnD 6 ..
95c. 1872 unb 49, QDef Q0mbarbgr.
Il tnpet GkIren g:tidt pNn 5ltnpper7 .nfc
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Terms.

-ss daily sAL zIMoRE WEKCER is !usli.
,srv morning Except Sunday and is dehveTsd
f,arriers to City Subscribers at Gus per wech'
.vasnngton and wheeling daily by Carriers.
T,u;ca for Mail Subscribers of the daily WECEER
90. SO in advance.
q sor- The weekly BALTIMORE WECKER is publs-
led every Friday at G2 psr annum and Fl per
months in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS on reasonable terms
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Nll liz lu0 frausTfildc Weine.

Ssssi gBr empfan9sn In fieen s8sn sns Yartts ber
better rsta9spad adtsnsH tt ao u en- ne. 9G@
Soraas aansEfism MAGE" aaA babea etn eaesr sten
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

NATIONAL HOTEL 9 Marshall Me; M
Carter and lady, Beicher, Miss Brown,
Me; D II DougheIty, La; l. " Hitchcock, China;
Condo de Lombillo, Carlos Pedroso, Francisco
del Pando, Carlos Leman. Jose Giguden, NY;
4 Carter, Mass; Whitaker, o Capt Bee and
CT; c J Tenney, Texas; f Alvord, India; Mis-
Thornton, Ky; M Baldwin and daugh Ind;
w f Rowland and lady, = q; Putnam, Mass;
Hon A G Brown, Mrs A Brown, Miss Brown,
Master Brown, Miss; STROLLER, Ky; II B
Bondor, Va; Babette, Nd; = Nj Johnson, d c;
sc; P Po.ey, Md; R 8 Mason Pa; Hon r R ose,
Mr. Mason, Thomas, NYoIk; ) Josephs, La;
r Contee, Md; Armstrong, ) A; ID Archi-
bad, NY; " H Hubbard, Ne; Eddy, Del;
ID Fsrr, Pa; W d Lee, La; 5 w Ficklin, Va,
BROWNS HOTEL -Ho sumpkin, Pa
de; w Ogden aid family, do; A B Jones, NY;
J o Brown, do; 6 Falrfeld, uses; w show
acor Nd; Thompson USA; @ HELEN, Kan
sas; E Police, NY; w Armstrong, do; Todd;
Mass; Stridse, do; Walker, Val 8 Cor
bin, Ky; F Green, Dl; ID Potts, Va; ID sun
DIV NY; Wesson, do L Williams and lady,
Cal; B 6e.ler Va g. P Price and lady, Pa; Mr.,
and lady. Va Miss Joyner, do; Hon ID E Sickles,
NY; MillsPaugh and lady, La; NJ l. Gilner and
lady, NY; Miss L Gilner, do; X Jones, Pa;
J-ckson and lady, Md G Bruce, Miss.
Halles, do r Woods, Del; Wilcox, Va; w
r Lop2, Tenn; Mrs NJ A Thorne and family sc;
C Kneller: Md; J EPPIey, do; w Rowe,
Miss; X Hammond, Md; A Black, &C; f
Hanford, NY Morrison, La; L Hill Ten;
w II Richardson, Va; Nj 5 Fails, Mo: Bena-
dun, Va; w Gregory, do; T w Wardheld, do;
@ F Fadiy, do; Johnson, do; II w illiams
DC.
Va; w II Taylor, Md; A Fulton, do; A
Games, do, T Steers, Pa; J Thornton, Va; b F
Ruff, Pa; Dull, do; A Marc, Cal; Fitch,
Va; H Fethington, do; r Eaton, NY; q
Manssll, Md; STROLLER, Va; b Elliott, Pa;
w Joyner, Va B Guthrie, Pa; A Crouze,
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90 @. p. r. James was In Italy at the last ae-
counts. '.'-
90 Horse railroads are to be constructed In
New Orleans.
NJ Highland regiment, composed Of $50
scotchmen, Is forming in New York.
90 Rev; Mr.. Farrsn, Catholic priest, died in
Boston on Saturday last.
III The underground depot at New Haven, Is
hereafter to be kept lighted both day and night.
u Andrew shannon, Of Jefferson county, o.,
died on Tuesday last, from the bite Of rat.
ID The Courts Of Maine have decresd an in
junction on the Atlantic Bank, Of Portland.
III The mayor Of Cincinnati has stopped the
running Of ompibuses in that city on Sunday.
W There Is considerable snow on the Cat
skill mountains.
LII The supreme court Of Tennessee has just
decided that the use in public, of single oath is
an indictable offense.
IL For the first time in its history, every de-
partment Of the State government Of Iowa is
Republican.
IDA Lake Erie schooner, 127 feet long, 10 feet
drsught, lately arrived at Hamburg, in II days
from Quebec.
III Mr.. surplus,, Of Williamsburg, N Y =,
gave his little child gill Of gin to drink, think
Ing IL water. and the child died from its effects.
III One branch Of the beard Of Alderman Of
New Orleans have passed resolution to sell the
eity's interest In the McDonogh estate.
III The editor Of the Rochester Union has
been shown a cotton plant and peanut vine,
both OF which were grown in Roc chester.
has been approved by the Queen, and is to be
published. The number Of Inhabitants Is put
down at Is, 3Gi $50.
1y- An Augusta, Me-, paper tells a story about
dance between a chap named Snellings and
Rackensack gal called Big Sis. They danced IL
hours and 81 minutes. when Big Sis caved, and
took seat In the chimney corner, tanning her
self with the bread tray.
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DR. srRepE 4 n b i 7 TRY.
OFFICE I90 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Three doors from l4tk sfyssf

DR.. BAILY beGs Leave to inform the pubio that
he can be seem at ali hours, at his ofice,
experience Of .hftsen years practis 8, with CID
dhs s S and urea, variety Fl
enable him to surmount any ddicuity, scientific or
otherwise, relating to the Teeth. His eI peri
the na br. ha and
=: ParmlY, mas led HIM, long since, to discard al
Rubbsr snd csmsn s
Tor the construction of Continuous Gum Teeth, and
that MOUNTED Unit on Gold Plate is the only
was mo,t ouno!usveiy shown by the last American
Although he 1atters himself from his long resi-.
aaa IN ne
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector Of ths ChrreA ofEpipGaxy,
Cthfs city: ~
DR. STEPHEN BAILT: Dear Sir-I desire to 'ex-
press my esteem for you personally, and my conf
dence in you as superior dentist. The operations
friends and the pubic that your sfili 20 we'll de
'' Wssinston, Aug g. sa is se' FRENCH
Fyom one Of the Oldest firms 4. Baltimoys-
Me'srs. Boggs, Cotnas Co.
Having employed DR.. stephen Baily, Surgeon
anS I1 \. DID
to my entire sstsfactOn and In view the fact that
s Cese Of Bsmois ae q. .es s
to perform the same work satisfactorily, il gives me
great gieasure 10 express my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. H. 1857. HARMANN BOGGS.
Extract from note rseetred from the late Hon.
John M. Clayton.
u. 8. Senate, Aus. r.. 1855.
The teeth you made for me work admirably; mo-
thing could be ''''r JOIN JOIN fMEt's cI2IYroN.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, oen oheerfuy recommend DIR. 3. Baily as a
superior dentist. He made q set of porcelain teeth
for of my family, and plugged several teeth for
mveelf, and the work has all stood well for more
than tenye ROBERT T. NIXON,
Aprlll9, 1856. Va. Conf. M. K Church South.
We, the undersigned, having had occasion toavail
ourselves of the professional skill OF DR.. 3. Bay,
Surgeon Dentist OF this city or having been cognl
cant of his operations our nmii or friends, take
pleasure in pressing admiration Of his artistic
skill, as well a. the uniformly satisfactory manner
In whioh ne performs the most delicate and difficult
operations in Dental Surgery, and we respectfully
recommend him TO the confidence and patronage Of
the public, of which We consider him eIninontly
THOMAS u. WALTER. Architect u. g. Cspitoi.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. ID of Washington, ID. c.
8. BoHRRR, NJ. ID. Of Georgetown, DC.
n. ). LINCOLN, NJ. D.. of Washington, ID. q.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID. C..
GEORGE WAEToE, Ex Governor of Florida.
Waller LKNOx. tx Mayor of Washington.
HKNRY BALDWIN, U. .. Patent noe,
O. q. WIGHT, Pnnclpal Rittenhouse Academy.
feb 2O-tf
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
Nv eyanta, Lsdaa and Gentlemen losa one of thai

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w evonts, Lsdes and Gentlemen lose one Of then
becomes q matter Of serious Importance, ana the
question is hat shall We do to stop tho hair from
HAIR 81 RI 4 II MFR 04ER. few
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dsndrr6, keep the scalp clean and white,
and iiaPsrt freshness and vlsor, to tho hair; end
contiaS Cd use Of IL two months will insure you
lux ufit hVai Of hair. Gail and got bottle, and If
not satisfied. sitter tte second application. return 1t
AK for DR.. Iiarris' Hair Promoter end Imrrovsr.
Sold IN hiehmond b w: PETERsnN, PruE-
and IL Washington city By q. ID: GILMAN, Drug
Eist, Browns Hotel Building. Pa. avenue, and D..
avenue. 6p1 ly
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OyFIcs INDIAN ApFAIRs.

~ OyFIcH INDIAN ApFArRs,
November II, 1884,
Ihe advertisement OF this office for proposals for
consideration of bids based the government sam
pies In possession Of the Office. and without bidders
GO he flo ,>ut il is pref rrsd tn
samples shall be furnished by the bidder II cOnye
all the articles advertised for is extended TO 10
O'Clock g. IN on Saturday, the 2Oth met
j. w. DENVER,
no " Stav Commissioner.
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EVENING STAR.
HARVEST HYMN.

eT MRS. L. sIsOURrEY.
God Of ths rear J with songs of praise
And hearts Of love, We come to bless
Thy bountsous hand, for thou hast shed
Thy mama Ger our vilderness.
In early spridg time thou didst fling
Oer Earth II: robe Of blossominG;
And ifs sweet treasures, day By day,
Nose saloksning in thy blessed ray.
God Of the seasons! thou hast blsst
The land with sunlight and with showers,
And plenty Ger rs bosom smiles
10 crown the sweet autumnsl hours.
Praiss-praise to thee. Our hearts expand
To view these blessings OF thy hand
And on the incense breath OF love
Ascend to thy bright home above.
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ID U X f. o HI o
L CATAWBh BRANDY.
S.N. PIKE, Sole Proprietor.

This Brandy has been manufactured for several
yesrs from the Pure Juloe of the Catawba Grape,
thus aTOrding additional evidence of the progress
Of American enter Prise and industry, and Of our
ability to produce uriioes at hons, equal to those
made by any other ma; ion.
Tho OHIO CaTAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but eXce!s the best Imported Brandi@s IN
purity and flavor. Ii Is, IN fact the best BRANDY
known. This statement il fully corroborated by tho
Certificates Of our most distlng uished analytical
Chemists.
IL Ii is o sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, F!atu-
encY, Cramp, ChoI lie, Lang Log Spirits, Gone
rel Debility. & G.. No family should be without 1t.
IL Retail price 81 Is per bottle.
s. N. Pike has appointed DAN'l.. IL; CLARKE,
Druggist and Pharmaoeutist, corner of Pa. avenue
and AZ street, Sole Agent for the District. where
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. an L. Sun
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIV

Says the st. Louis MOI Democrat Below we
publlsh6 letter tn Dr.. Wood, of this city. from q
gentleman IN Maine, which speaks goEingy If tne
superior merlts OF his hair tonic Such evidence
mrst have its eI cot, when coming from q re.iabe
source. certificates ere guarantees Ct truth the
Dr. needs no encomums, nor useless putiery from
the press
BATE, Eaiue January 20, lsSs.
PROFESSOR D. j. WOOD Co..-GshtiC Having a AZ
tenton called few months since highly beneficial
effects OF your Hair Restorative induced d Isss ap
caon Of IL upon hair which become cutr.
probably third white; my TEIskers were If sar.s
character Some three mouths pTOcured bottle O;
Hair Restorative. ana used found IL Nss
proving Whist he'd wished ESed Il about twice week
have since procured another have used
some can certify 81 the So that the ruy OF hits
hair has totally disa eared bOth nag
my hair has RESUMED Its natural cooT Eui believe more
soft and glossy than Il has lec before years
am Low sixty old good at age of nty
two, has used 10 With Ea.ass teCt.
The above Notice deem due for your valuable di,
covery am assured that whoever vii rightly per
directions, viii not lave state
nents. citizen OF this city aud her, for the
lsst feen years and known nearly every one he
and sdtaoent tswns. Any yen iake tie AlOys
with my attached is at your wish 90 prs
the besut Of naturs IN others -su mysef
am truly yours. A. T.. RAYMOND
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FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
WA PANAMA. RAILRoAp,
Regular Sailisg Days, STA 4 2Oth ofss.k ssoa,A,


CAuTIoa-So many frauds ard irrpc- xeS,.
sltloIs Of various hnds nave been aisly SzW8
fORNlA, thai the subscriber, the OILY Sathor: zed
agent fST psssass y lae y s. aiaI L!2e, VIA Pana-
find ths true ofhoe ottEe StcSmshiSs Of lie T.
In New y ork Is authorized ID engage passaEe.
The Companies have only one ofdos in New York
when Is at II Yves; street. corner OF Warren ST.
ron,Ins On me Eodh River, at the h0ad or the
fefs J. w. RAYMOND, Agent. New yorl.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
Ono Of the s,eamshi "a Of t;is Cou,,,, ,n
the United states Mail Cor ACAPUEfl. -Ns,,s.ss
CALIFORNIA; and OREGON. leaves ATETR
of the United States Mail : s CnmpsnS,s ,,s.,,.r.
which leave New Orleans and New Nork resnInri,
on the 5th and Sth Of each month with tbe maiis
a r passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and An
proved by the Navy Department, anc graranty ssssd
The Pansms Rciroah AT r,,los lory,ispov oom-
kstea INN GO al to oceaI. and Is crossed In or
S,nTs The 6asSage Of passengers is checked in
a.e embarked at PanaE1a ly steamer al H. SSn
pdny-s expense The money pad in New YORK
ooSeIs al expenses OH trip.
San Francisco 10 prevent detention IN case If eos, a
oent 80 that the route Is entirely Yeliatl.-po anra
having occurred IN eight years.
Passengers leave Panama the sars da, the, or,
me st Aspinvsll. NV "
Conductors go through b. each etesn.r s,s ,,L.
ehaIse oil women and Oh ldren without other pro-
For through tickets at the lowest mites ann, NJ
the agency. IN West street, New Work 10 7 w.
CO. New orlsens,-or &. Il. BARTLETT. Bos-
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LADIES FANCY FURS
I knvs now on haad most splendid assortment
al Of my own manufacture. comprising q much
larger assortment than can be found at any Retail
Store. and which will sell At remai ably low prices
Eol CASH. consisting, In part, Of
b cal Sable Mink Nlctorlnss, C6pss, Half Capes
and Sacks; Mufs and Cuffs to match,
One Set OF Grebe, avery rich and rare article.
RoyA Ermine. Chinchllia, and other Sets.
FER TRIMMINGS for Opera Cloaks &C.
IOOED FURS Cleaned and Repalred and all
kinds Of raw SKINS dressed apd manufactured az
TIE ONLY MANUFACTURES FUR STORE
82 Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and laih nj
90 - colin e. LEWfSSON, FurrIer.
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!. s hs A Az ss sos n.1 ls
aJses' md % ais Sales Room. under Winards' Ho
W. 10 ZEN
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WOODS HAIR RESTOR1rIvE.

BALTIMORE, jana
PROFESSOR WosD-Dear Sir Having had
lose the beat portion hair the the yellow
lever in New Orleans 10 ls5i Indeed make trial
OF your preparation and founi answer as tn. very
thing needed. Ny hair 10 thick glossy and no
worGs express 10y obligations u you in giving the
afflicted such tressrTe. FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Eev. J. k Bragg minister In regular
standing. and pastor o. the ortCCN Church Rr5ukgeI
Mass He gentleman OF great influence and unYc-ssy
beloved. VIA DYER
BRooKyIkLD. Jar uary IL lsss
PROFESSOR Hoop-Desr Sir: Having made 4 trial your
Hair Restorative gives mo pleasure elect
has been excellent in removing Inflammation andrur end
constant tendency TO itehIag with which have been
troubled from chiboci sad has M hair
which becoming lie original have used
other article with anything Ike the pleasure
proat. Yours trCly J. K. BRAGG
The Restorative IL Put up il bottles offs Sizes,
viz: Large. medium, and small +; the email holds =
a plnt, AID retais for 81 per bOttls; tho med TN
Eods 3t least twenty per cent. more IN proportion
than the suE ,retalls for g bottisI ths large
holds STUART fsrtJ Per cent. in proportion aad
o. J. WOOD & CO, .Proerietors, So Broadway
New oEE, (In the great n. Y. WIre Railing Estnb-
h5hnent,l and ~ Market st., 81. Ions, Mo.
And sold BY al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
gSlSre. &C l7-tn