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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-16

last June the foreign children OF Honolulu preSene0o
the infant Prince of Hawaii with q little carriage, a.
. mark of their respect The half caste children ~
the same time resolved to combine for the purpose OF
having their respects at the Palace, and making an
apuropriats present to the youthful heir-apparent.-
A Rahili was fixed upon as the most suitable present,
and Il WIS resolved that, rs e~mblematical ct the do
nors. It should be composed partly Of foreign and
nartlv of native materials. The staff. some twelve
feet in length. is of Hawaiian wood. oyeriaid with
alternate gold and silver bands. The teathers-red
topped with green-occupya about o third OF the stan.
Surmounting these is q miniature crown OF solid goid.
On the handle is an engraved inscription, Present.
ed to the Prince of Hawaii, 1852 The whole has
a very rich yet chaste appearance, and Will form q
beautiful and appropriate present to the young rrince'
coming, as it does. from his youthful cotemPoraries'
who may yet live under the reign of Kamehameha
may TINT day be far distant. The goldsmith
work of the staff was executed in San Francisco, un-
der the direction of Mr.. David Flitner, and cost, we
understand, about $500. The feathers were pro-
cured here, and the entire cost of the Kahili will be
something over 800. The day for presentation Is not
vet fixed, but will probably take place in a week or
two. "
BROKE JAn-Last Tuesday morning about three
o'clock, three deserters, confined in the lookup in
the rear of the Station House, with the aid Of knives
which had been passed to them by some one from the
adjacent premises, cut a hole in the side of the build
ing and made. their escape. They were however,
caught by the police by daylight, and again locked
up. Two others. who were in the same room, failed
in getting out for the reason that the hole was not
large enough to allow of their egress.
The NEXT MAn--There seems to be some doubt
about the return of the Fanny Major. The proba-
bility is that she will not return, and that the Pam
Zee will be the first packet in. The latter vessel left
here the 18th of November, and, if she arrived over
by the 9Th of Dec, would probably sail for this port
again from the 18th to 18th, and may be looked for
about Jan. 1. 1t is possible some clipper may touch
at this port before that.
FROM HIo.-By the Oregon we have advices to
Dec. 10. The ships in port at that date were Dam
iel Wood, Midas, Alice Frazier, JMontezuma and
Washing toa .dHston. The .adaline was lying of
and on. The .aAston would sail for New Bedford di-
rect, with n full cargo, on the 10Th inst.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-16

AN INFORMANT DEcIsIoS.-In the Supreme Court,
yesterday morning, q decision was given by the full
bench in r matter in which some native tenants were
Plaintiffs, and their Landlord, or Ronohiki, Capt.
John Meek was the Defendant The Plaintiffs claimed
that they were entitled under law, to pasture their
cattle, free of charge on the kula lands Of the Rono-
hiki. The decision, which we learn is q lengthy one,
is in favor of the Defendant is respect to the prin-
cipal point at issue. We learn that it viii be pub
lished Mt full in Saturdays Polynesinn.
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PORT oF HONOLULU. n. I.
For ysU reports Of wAaieships. see list on 4h po9e-i
ARRIVALS.

Dec II-Fr mer sh AmirzI, Detaale, $50 days from .Havre-
IO-sch Kinoose, from Koua, Hawaii
IO-Amv VII sh Lagoda. Willard, from Lahaina, Oh and on
Sailed again 13ch-
l2-Am VII biz Endezvor, Wilson, from LAhaina-
I2-Sch Maria, Molteno, from Lahaina-
Iz-Sch Excel, Antonio, from Kauai
I4-Sch Kamoi, Chadwick. from LAhaina-
AIMS h sh Oregon. Tobey, from Hho- Sails again on
the 10Th, u cruise
I-Sch Warwick, from Lahaina-
f1ISch Kalama, Waters, form Hno.
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Dec. bark Lagoda, Willard, for Honolulu,
Shark Endeavor, Wilson, to cruise on the Line.
There have been in port this season "a whalers. 4 merchant
ships and 2 men OF war. Now in port, BENZ. Rush and Lexing-
tom
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PORT OF
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.

Dec WI bark Lagoda, Willard, n B, 34l tons, q mos out,
$50 VIII, 1000 bone, season. Last from Hno.
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In Honolulu, Dec. Il, Mr.. ALBEIT BKSTos, OF Coos Bay, Ore
gon Territory. He came passenger ON board the Glimpse
from San Francisco He Ii belieyed 70 have been originally
from East Virgil, New York State, where hisfriends now reside.
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Dec sch Kekauiuohi, Marchanf, for Kona-
lo-sch Moikeike, Hall, for Kahuiui-
le-sch Mary. BeTrili, for Kauaihae-
r1l-Sch KanBoi, Chaduick, for Lahaina-
~13-Kingfshes Palmer, TO cruise
13-Northern Light, Austin, to cruise
I3-Olympia, Ryan, TO cruise.
I5-John Dunlap, Spencer, to cruise on the Coast Oh Oal
80 fruia- w. - -.
l5-Am VIII brig John Dunlap, Spencer, for Cal Coast
I5-Haw VII brig Emma, futile, for Cal Coast
I5-An mer brig Rolus, Camman, for Humboldt, Cal
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WHALERS.

shin Bent. Norman, Sfssou Am shin Bruins, Henry
ship Majestic, Chester Am ship Nimrod, Howes
Am shio Fran Henriefta, Drew Am ship Condor, Whiteside
ship BamSabie. Fisher Fr ship Esp>don, Homont
ship Minerva, Cruwen Fr ship v. de RenDes, Guedoit
Am ship Morea, Manchester Am bark Italy, Babcock
nip Tybee, Freeman Am bark Java, Lawrence
ship Hudsnu, Marssou Am bark Fanny, Boodry
An ship Montana, French Am ark Brighton, Tucker
Am chip Sp1endd, Reasou Ambk Harmony,
Am chip CasuinA, Harding Am bk sharon, King
An chip Empire, Russell Am b TX Waveiet, Swain
Am ship Hobomok, MarchAnt Am bark Vernon, Bunpus
Am sbip Eliza Adams, Thomas Am bark Forence,-
Am ship Amazon, Ddidge Am bark Meuimac, Long
Am ship Orozimbo, Pease Am bark Delaware, Kenworthy
A. = Soufh seaman, Norton Am bark Mary Frazer, Rounds
An hin Manuel Ortiz Hazard Am schr 3. L. Trost,
Avn ship China. Thompson Rus bark Turku, soderblom
Am ship Arcre, Phillips Russ brig g. Constantine, Lind
Am ship Maria Ihsresa, Coop holm
An ship Cowper, Dean Haw bark Gambia, Merritt
Am ship Roman, Devd KanAi, Manner
ship Cincinnad, Williams Hsv big Wsnua, Lass
ship Core, rtsh
Il merchant md var vessels. - whaaes-fo1E, 81.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-12-16

SALE OF A HULK-The hull Of the old condemned
whale-ship, the John and Elisabeth, Of New Lon
don, was sold at auction on Saturday last for $3.50.
Mr.. White was the purchaser, who will. We learn.
break her up for frewood. The total sale amounted
TO about "a 900.
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sPEIc'I.A5.L NO TIo7Es:
''NUL9UlI LN PARV7l.n

aai b 5
In reference to Dr.A s. TopD's ntibillous or Liver
pis' r. jacob Bell Utica, Licking Co.,, Ohio, writes
II find them to be an excellent u,edIcineD
f.Wm. h'caaghsy, Of chesterville, Monroe Co., Ohio,
writes 'sThey the beat Pills we can gct''
James Packer of summervlle Somerset Co. Pa, writes
been using them for the last four years. and prize
them very highly.n
g. Morris, of the 8. q l. R. R., at steubenve. says
they are "inestimable.',
W n Belts, Of Sage, Upshar Co., va, says, 81 have
been greatly benefited by your excellent Liver PIsm
p Camden, Of Weston, Va, says of Ieru: They are
certainly very valuable scarcely know how could do
without them they are the only medicine Ihoye used for
Is months and would earnestly recommend them to all
dyspeptcs.'
The above selections of 1anreds that might
be given, andye e0er baes hunted csytLecqtssl We
could get hundrsds Of them In this city for the mere
asking.
Todds Pills for by dealers everywhere Address
your orders to n. H. LOGAN & CO.,
aug4 a9 General Agents.
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FROM LEAYENMoRTH.

LEAyENwonTH, Aug. 9Th, per U. S. Express
to Bonneville, l9th.-Goy. Richardson, Of Ne
braska, has called special session of the Leg
islature, to convene on the 2lstF September, for
the purposeiof re:modellng the laws OF the ter
ritory, many of which, he alleges, conflictiwith
each other; don't offer ample security to life
and property.
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BRACES ARCTIC LININFENT

n
Ths neomprehensihle Imminent, upon which nee
mass Of the ~ lands now rely
Cancer, scrofla, sPralns, b. ulses, Burns alds and ali
aretions gis Tor Che ef
the OF afsW OF
thcates from the parties ir6e possess4n OF
nut OF
One Bottle 1'riumphnnI.
MIS- $40 Morgan Street,E G. louis. HAVING
for sIEsf .
tie OF Arctic Imminent.
Henry Dayis mound street, s. Eosiss Who sav, he
S1fTtng the pangf Of With
Tss cured by three or four applieationlof the
Pity the I.Itlle Chlldren.
Chicago. was scalded over upsetng Of Kettle
eetonss vas iSstaaty e9tFastsd,
andIna few days the little suHerer Waswell. go
Restored To- H8ehuty.s
feFs d H. tyler, Canal long SAT
Gs lss sf
- 4 af fIeE iih Big .runsor.
Eugene Mallory Natchez three years the victim OF
aatb tried the On afot aeh ESsstsd s
WondcrfuI Cnrels &C. fs5
Mrs Mobile, her couch for three
failure Of being In from the
ment, In little over month. -
MEAPnls, TENN, Nov .2sth, 1850 s1 2
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
scalde1 explosion of Steam
me try Braggs Linir1ent
the palm gone from the bruises. In two weeks WAS
well, and able uyb
ht HENRY HAVERsKiLL, residence Jaelson street
The BItnd See!
WKRsTER CRY iowa, Nov. 9Th, 1851.
ORA G. BRAGG-Dear Sir: For more than three gears
had been afflicted with inamed eyes,in'an agEravated
to elect Induced 6y pr Baum to try The IFctiS
Eminent, and In two months necrly welt My little
and during portion Of the time entirely blind
perfscy s6and Thus have tS ae
scuredS eyes and NV own beSiIes
curing the rheumatism back would not he ithout
'1'tusels remedy In my house y ogEstEply
wEnsTza Cry, iowa, Nov. 9Th, ISL
herepy certify that am wcacquRlnted with William
Russell aud with the gstonish mentions and
KNOW statement TO be stricsly true. ii
-.-1 J.JsWADsM0RTII, p M, Webster CitV la1
Good fOrs 4AnfmaSlRB. = - -
also equally sieatious In
certificate: Messrs A Arnot, and Lynch, Arnot Co.
No. No. 81. Lo0isi Dec. 28d, 1857 s
ment Tor number of cheerfuy testify its
peror efficacy in curing diseases horses so Welfare
that no other We Keep ana have EsSt foF
number of years, extensive this city ana
es is great and we Arctic Lin-
tns only one we have ever found ecttge.
We cor9laiy to avery stable keepers and
others having the care OF horses. 80
LYNoH, ARNOT & Co.,
Chesn ut Street
old Lniments on hand will try
70 ss to tSg@ to as the 90 ySg
- - Liberal f'roPosItson. a
TheproprtetorS furnish of doll
lar bottle with free
one yer This is one of the best Y illustrated papers
osition, enclosed wrapper every dollar
81 bottles Ths II 30 90
cent. more Lniment proportion to their cost an
are theCheapest. For by BRAGG 4 BURRoWEs,
SoleProprIetors, ISL, Louis, Mo.
An agent wanted In every town and VILLAGE. Appca-
ences, For sole'by IITSHLISs / 8IIsHFIFIn e't
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NEW YORK. MARKET.

AuGgsr 30,--Flour heavy; sales $500 bbls.
at 81 9Sa5 10 for State; Sc, 75a6 10 for Ohio and
$5,20a6, T6 for Southern. Wheat very dull and
la2c. lower; quotations nominal Corn de.
clined; sales $4,000 bus. at 69as2 for mixed
Pork firm at Sic, so for mess, and $15al5, 10 for
prime Lard firm. Whisky dull.
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Trustees Sale
OfRolling Mill, Inud. Coal. IRON Ore, &C..
IN ONO CO. AND wETzEL CO., VA

IN OHIO CO. AND wETzEL CO., VA
by virtue Of recorded Deed of Trust dated Nav 4th
~ lSaT from the Crescent Oompa nv to us
the undersigned, Trustees will public sale at the
Court House in the city OF Wheeling Ohio Co.. Virginia. on
Wednesday the 21h day October 1855 ali the property
conveyed in said decd including the following:
lot Of about forty land situated in the CITY OF
wheeling on which Is erected Rolling AIl 400 feet,
containing powerful Steam Engines, 50 Boiling Furnaces
"a Heating Furnaces, Squeezers, trains Muck Rolls
trains Sheet and Boiler Rolls and coplete sets Rolls
saws Punches and Straighterer the of Rail-
road lron together with all the fixtures appurtenan
property covers about 100 OF superior
Bumnou1 Coa-one Of the openings which is within 50
teet OF the mill and the other opening about 20Ofeet
On this property also large Smiths shop
Warehouse 100 80 #, story Office 30 20 # and
story Brick Dwelling.
Also, tract of land situated in wetze County, Virginia.
% miles from Wheeling, the line of the Bait Rail-
road which runs through the This contains
acres of land well wooded and Astounding
Ores of excellent quality.
Also, the Interest of said Company in another tract OF
WetZel county aforesaid. y
The terms OF the sale the purchase mon
ey in cash. and the residue equal pay
able respectively in six, ghteen months from
the day OF SALE with INTEREST," be well secured
LEVI H. EVANS,
J. @. ADHESION, Trustees.
aug24-d1w&wtds N. WILKINSON, J
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TIE HAtR-People have for centuries been afflicted
with bald heads and the only remedy heretofore KNOWN
mas been those abomnable wigs. By discovery Of
Professor Wood these articles being dispensed with
but great many still patronizs them because they
nave been SO often imposed by Hair TONES of differ
ent kinds TO all such persons earnestly the re-
tive there tuch thing fail we kiGw Of lady who
was bald who used the article short time her head is
now covered completely with the nie4t beautiful
curs We know numerous cases where hair
was falling out, whchit greater perec
ton than 1t ever had been before
1t is also without doubt one of the best articles for
ing the hair in good conditions making It soft and glossy
removing dandru and has proved itself the greatest
my to all the ills that hair is heir to.
It Is the duty of every to improve their personal
pearance, though differ in regard to the ways Of
doing 1T but every will admit that beautiful head Of
hair either In man is object much to DO de-
sired and there are that should left untred
Philadelphia. S' : ~ e'
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The Iataaticids Goethe young woman:
Margaret Sharkey, had.an examination before
Ald.Wiisou yesterday evening, upon the charge
of causing the death of her newly born infant
and concealingit in the cellar Of the house in
which she resided. The child was first discov-
cred lieless on Saturday morning last. The ex.
animation took place in the room occupied by
the accused, she being too weak to allowlof her
removal with safety. Whilst the witnesses were
giving in their testimony the accused manifest.
cd a very keen sense of the ridiculous by laugh
ing repeatedly. She is about twenty wears of
agerather progressing appearance, and judg-
ing from the spirit with which She contradicted
the witnesses and called them liars, must have a
good deal of vinegar in her composition.
DR.. Thoburn was sworn and testified to hay.
ing seen the child. lie thought it was nearly,
if not fully matured and gave reasons in detail,
for thinking that it must have been born alive.
lie thought its death was the result of accident
or neglect rather than violence.
Mrs. Briggs, who resides in the same house
with the accused, heard unusual noises about
the premises on Thursday night Saw two men
going into the young woman's room and coming
out again. One Of them was in his stocking
feet Men seemed anxious to avoid exposure
and spoke in whispers 10 the woman.
Mrs. Seabright had rented the room occupied
by accused, to man she did not know. Saw
men going in and out slyly, Thursday evening.
Miss Sophia Seabright was called, but knew
nothing about the affair. Other witnesses tcsti
fed to having seen strangers prowling about the
house Thursday evening.
Mrs. Purtyman was sworn, and testified, in
substance, that Margaret Sharkey lived in her
family for two or three years. About eight OF
ten months ago man named Ebenezer Mcmillan
who lives near Lloydsville, in Belmont county
called to see Margaret About two weeks ago
he called to see her again, stating that he had
some sewing he desired her to do She had
heard or knew nothing of Margaret until she
was informed Of the affair under consideration.
The accused has occupied her present quar-
tiers about a week. She absolutely refuses to
give any information in regard to the parentage
OF the child-sayS there was no one in the room
but hcrself-that she put the child in the cellar
alive, with her own hands, and exonerates
every one else from blame in the matter There
seemedto us to bet preconcerted arrangement t.
suppress the facts of the case on the part Of
some of the witnesses. There was too much
"know-nothing' about it, as will be seen, If we
mistake not, when the circumstances of the case
arc thoroughly developed. The magistrate COM
mitted the accused to Jail for further hearing,
where she will be removed as soon as her
strength will permit.
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AMBRoTYPEs
LICE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S

Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared from prescription Of sir u Clarke, ~ D.,
PAysteias Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfalng In the cure of all
those painful and dangerous diseases female
constitution subject It moderates and re-
moves all distractions and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
tits especially suited 1t WILL in short bring on the
monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterIers.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by tSnales drfng tie
FIRST, THREE M0NZRS Of. pregnqncp as tAey are
sure to bring Miscarriage utat aay Other time tAey
are sqts.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Auctions Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exertion Palpta-
ton of the Heart, Mysteries Whites, these Pis will
eGecta cure when all other have failed and al.
though powerful remedy, do contain iron calome
anthony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
tLatc 1. @. Baldwin Co., Rochester, Ny.
N.B.-$1,OO and postage stamps enclosed to my au-
thorfsed Agent, will insure bottle containing 50 Pills.
by return mail.
For by T. II. LOGAN CO. lin wheeling,
B. L. Fahnestock Co., Wholesale Agents, Pittsburg;
Purcell, Ladd Co., Wholesale Agents for Va at nich.
mona. ap2s-1y
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BAITIMOBE MIARKRT 81

AUG. 80.-Flour dull; sales Of Howard ST.
and Ohio at $3.50 Wheat steady. Corn
white 75a60; yellow 86ae9 Whisky dull at
25a26, rates being. nominal Provisions dull.
Mess Pork 81 so: Bulk shoulders 6a69.
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0PRIvATRsALn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
In the NeTg hbo rIioOa of Wheeling.


subscriber offers for sale the well Glendale
- Farm, which hus been sub-divided into seven small
which will be sold separate together suit the
purchasers Each farm is we'll fenced, fair
proportion ofurGbe and woodland Each farm is well wa
tered and the rough lands admirably adapted the graz
zing Of sheep OF cattle.
Farm No. 1-OontaIns1T6 acres. The buildings are
In good repair, consisting of fine dwelling stables
smoke house Co., and orchard the
most choice fruit. and in good bearing condition.
Farm Nc. S-Contsins1T7 acres. The buildings con-
sist Ola tenants house, good barn, good stables.
Farm ~ @: ;s-Contains lie acres. Buldings-a tens
ants house The land in this tract is superior
Enfm NO. 4-Within six miles Wheeling, contains
"a acres, and has on it dwelling house stable.
Farm No. 8 is principally fine timber land. In this
there are 215 acres
Farm NO. is beautiful hill adjoining the land
of Charles Kempe Marshall county and within six niles
ofWheeng
Form Ne hill farm, well improved, and in
stable, and fine fruit.
The above property lies within eight miles Wheeling
on Wheeling Creek, and two miles from Mrs Cruger's.
TERMS OF SALE:-One-faurth cash, balance in
hve equal annual payments bearing interest
annually. Deferred payments secu
red by :. deed of trust on the property.
For further enquire of the subscriber
premises or Of James Baker, Esq Wheeling and ia
cob Gooding, Esq, Elm, Grove.
Address ELLEN b. BUCHANAN,
luly2s.3m Elm Grove r. o., Ohio Co., Va.
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Trench Goods.


HINTzES20O pieces "A wide, warranted colors at
" l2 cents, always sold for 25 cents yard. Also
second mourning chintzes at 10 cents.
LOUP1SE'S BEST ALL WOOL DE LAME at 3T1< cents
per yard. 81 f5FF
LAWNsThe very best quality which used to sell at 25
CENTS will sell now at 1919 cents. Some good quality
low 61( q yard
OHALLY DE IAINEs-Plain and figured, the very finest
plain at go cents, and figured Mt 25 cents yard,
OMBRE GRAPE EEsPAGEE-25 pieces beautiful STYLES
and .olors, very low price. 2aEf5
% cents yard
so A few pieces Amelne Dress Goods, very nice and
cheap.
800 Pieces New 6iIlE.-Ans excellent all.boiIed
per yard; sold last season at 81 per yard.
FheGsFeatest RaHSain Vet.
will sell superior SILK ROBES, yards each, same
quality sold last season at from S25 to $50, For only
SO apiece. challenge any merchant possessing
judgment about Silks to deny that these Robes
sold half their value Also article C0L0RED
POULTDE ROBES a DULLES, side stripes, very de-
Slrabe coSrs and designs and viii be sold at bargain
They OF recent Importation of alarge
retail and we're bought below Importers cost.
fancy Silks. very handsome and cheap.
-1UOBAEGE, LAWN OHALLY ROBES, both side stripes
and double skirts. Bafege Robes yds as sold
last season for $40, will sell for S. Chay Robes
excellent style, cheap Fine Lawn Robes only One
Dollar and Fifty Oentsapiece; at ALEX. HEYdAN's,
Main
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wATLAHp, Mass, Feb. 8, 1851.
good effects Of your Hair Restorative wish TO state that
finding my hsr growing thin, as wen as gray / was in
duced from what read and heared, to try article pre-
pared by its growth change its color
as 1t was in yORth both of which has effected Completely
In the operatiOnl1 have used nearly three bottles.
Yours 3d., JAMES FRANCIS
Oh. WOOD CO, Proprietors S12 Broadway, New York
n the great Y Wire Railing ia Mar
ket ST.. st. Louis, No.
decs-d,t-w&wly-Aa jy1s-sm