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let every female who expects 20 become a mother
read the following and profit therebys-

let every female who expects 20 become a mother
read the following and profit thereby
IOREyIIIE, October, 1873.
Mr. J. F. CowAN-Dear sirs-You will do me the kind
publish under my certificate the following note
that the suffering community may be benefited.
have given birth 30 nine children, and my life being
miraculously saved las cunsidcr) By your medicine
cannot In justice 60 you and the public withhold my
testimony Ia IL many virtues.
used your Lithontripuc IN small portions perhaps
day, for i've months, which dispolcd entirely
the atulent sickness OF the stomach and heart burn
which had annoyed me. 20 alarming extent
in all my former pregnancles. When l cen
hned took about two wine glasses full OF the
same medicine, which gave me an easier dchy-
cry by a great deal than ! had before. Nor Is
tins all have Il tried In and heard nom
respectable source m another that your Ltion
tripuc tried in, and the Midwife With Others in at
attendance were thoroughly convinced that the pain OF
the delivery wos very much lcssencd by IL use. 1
would Co all that expect % be mothers,
b. be- without your invaluable medicine during preg-
u has marked tendency 10 relax the system, conSe
quenty the pain uf labor h much diminished and fur
thcr my Ply yscians and Midwife both said that had
dropsy OF tse Womb, and enjoy better health
uan have done in ten years, and believe the dis
ease is entirely removed.
SIR, DO ths that the suferngs OF very many of my
may be Alieyiated II they only overcome their
prcjudiccs much % Try the Lithontrptic II any
person wishes "a know my opinions further upon this
subject, they can address ms at forkvillc Tenn.
ELIJAH SNOW,
CYNTHIA l.. SNOW
was present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledge tho
facts contained m the above certifcate. have been
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs. snow for many years,
and have ~ believe the truth Of their certn-
cate. Rev. J. ". NIEDHAM
w. Y. GRAY,
mar23-tTiwGwGm NdSkrilie Tennessee.
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ROca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and dTubercular Consumption

TTAVING been appoipted sole Agent for the sale OF
Ii bon GERONIMO RocA's celebrated CURE Cox
SUMPTION the public Will be put in possession OF
one Of the most extraordinary remedies eXtaGt for
what has heretofore been considered incurable
disease.
have the more readily undertaken the agency,
from the fact OF It's extreme simpcty--bcing out
trdrd application the action Of which j. seemingly mi
racuous and its having OF those attributes which
make up the numerous compounds in general
With the utmost confidence in the success OF this
remedy, which has heretofore been used IN private
practice with great success, as Is shown by numerous
letters and certificates is offered the public.
A pamphlet. containing directions, letters from dis
tinguished individuals, and documentary evdeHces
from the ply scans Of the hospital Of Havana lslnd
of Cuba Sc., viii accompany the remedy.
These speak volumes m its praise, and publicity r.
only required To render il popular as Il IS benen
cal. Address, JAMES RES,
Sole Agent for the United States,
No 3+l Market street Philadelphia.
Principal ONCE, lOan FITZw AlFR. tebll--gm
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment |!
THE BEST IINIMENT IN THE WORLD
For Man or Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed by Nc
Leans Volcanic Oil Liniment
II n

READ FOR YOURSELVES!
Thomas Fond. blacksmith, living near Cass avenue
On Tenth street, had horrible running on his
fooL He tried various Linments, Saives, &C, hut
could do ID good. He dcspaired of being able
work his trade again, because he could not bear
any weight his foot and 10y bottle OF McIean's
Volcanic linnrnt, he Is now perfectly cured.
Rheumatism, I'araly ysis, Neuralgia Bruises, Sprains
Stiffness Ia the Joints Muscles Sore Throat, SWes
ings, Ear-ache or Tooth- ache, Wounds, Fresh Cuts
Sores Burns Scalds Pains, &c. yield the magic
influence uf this wonderful Linimeut.
For Horses and Cattle u infallihle remedy for
Chafes Calls Scratches, Cracked Heels, Ismcness
Spawn Sweeny, Splint, FistulR Bruises, Swellinrs
Wounds Rattle snake Bites. and various other discAs
dents
Every Country Merchant should obtain a supply OF
McIean's Volcanic Oh IAniment. II sells rapidly be-
cause b always cures.
A liberal discount will be made to merchants who
buy To sell again.
re- For sale ~ J. II. MCLEAN, Proprietor corner
Of THIRD snd inc streets, It Louis, Missouri also for
saia ~ arove apl3-dtwawiy
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straw Cutters.

WE have large stock oI Ntras SalssFs sine aiF =
w ~ ford's -ad Cummings iai.nt The t4ileT
aftice sok the Asst PTeaafa AZ Vie Ssieiia az al
i<iuszNta. AhhNttotN" co
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Mr.. J. F. CowAN;-DeaT sir IL hereby certify that in
the OF the 1858 servant of mine A boy
about 10 years OF age, who had always before this
been stout aud OF vigorous constitution attacked
with gravel. PLY siCan wac called who attended on
him for several months, during which time lac grew
daily, until lac helpless and believe would
have died IN few days had it not been for friend,
who adv sed the use of Cowans Lthontriptic. pro
cured few bottles the first of which gave h.m relief
and IN a short time he able 10 walk about, and
finally fully recovered since which time he has had
symptoms OF said disease aud sll appearance is as
healthy any servant on my plantation there
fore recommend IL 10 all persons suffering under
like disease, Of the certain remedies
known.
Given under my hand this August 2ad, 1857 ID
DANIEL. SHElTON.
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ItHE subscriber having eonkummafed arrans sumentz
with Mr.. 4. A. hSridsks, An exPerieneesi aud prae.
teal Aueonerr, viii sttsGd and make sales of Real
Eslae Eieamboais, Household furnitngs with ali oal
aeoT sales. bESJ. y. sfiiEl1eL
paafS-a ~
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Harne,s! Harness!!

ATOT5CE--g hAe3 rsnlzxad nsy harDess shop ffcra
~ naderiek street, " IA q lap sf@lEsl nasth siis
Ishlse s;aAFs shaEa shall easzstasiiy s<R % kans
sasisty u Csaeh aAa nazEy h-fassss "A alz9 ~
sna osh skiR eakiafA.
I4n- e-G q l. Hos kk1uA.
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LIVERY STABLE.


SsQUARE CEuAA Ana all athes kinds u Lanber caa
- Dc had Al ske lAseEgls sas Aiis, lis Nashs de
.ad Chaitaasz tslr,-.d. ls na.lrs toln N4shs tile
an sss-Asa & ~ nlkllN III
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
Always Oh hand and in the Wheat Market.
w ANT ED!

25O,O0O bushels Prime Red, White,
and Mediterranean wheat:
WE WILL, AT All. I MIS-, frofa hencefor-
w ward, give the high - market price IN cssh, for
PRIME WHAT u all NAiIEIilS, delivered - "a at
rlsF Mills, Vi Lie and Cherry streets, Nash
vile. Eeuu. As OUR purchases S0Lfl.A fur The
narlEsSs % MAKING III OF x N THIS CiIi, do uet
stop Saying at ANY TiME, but give The HIGHEST
MARKET PRICE IN CASH al AL Inns, notNlth-
standing the cry u BARD TINS and 60 MONEY.
For ful particulars erauire either AZ tha MIL
" GORDON 4 CO. =, Market street
CARfER hEAUMAS 4 Co
81 " Sacks farniklse1 ali partaee ecliveFtng
Nbgat h1Aft-dAW@na
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llasbuillf Patriot.
Il L II VI s:

TERMS:
Daily. per annufn, ...........-............S IS 90
Tri-Weekly, per annum, .................. 90
Weekly, per annum, 49, 3 %
One Weekly for two years, two Weeklies
for one year, in advance, ......-..... 90
When the iaiy, Tri-Weekly Weekly Is 10 be
discontinued (paid in advance at the time subscribed
for j. the subscriber must order, otherwise i VIII be
continued, option, until paid for and stopped.
II not paid be paid at the time Of discnntn1
ance at our option II the party IS good, II VIII be
sent until paid.
Remtiances by mail, in " registered" letters, at our
risk
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IrAvE ALSO FITTED Y y THE REAR OF Ny
NriukIug saloon.

Where can be lad all kinds of Lqgers oi tie best
qulty made up into any k,hd oI dfuk that nsay he
caliea tor. only iFti1u % the hhcfel isason-
agc OF The pube. and viii ase ny best etae.f"fs u
phase al who may give nae a eah- -
Jan. 1, is5s-U c SHOAAI
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CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

y ungF tust received fsw do1~n boilles u James
Neuralgia azd 11ss1sps 9 L,q 1s1. ~. sszs
soEzplzEats. = s II. Z. u. u -. :. =
s.sy bs obfaned 4 tas s<zccs rrug siprss n ths
.ss snd 81 - ~ Nrt9a e. tile isle s14n4 q N<cksa
zls ! s..ss- frss q - bssSs. -. -
zE<i-G AL1A- AASA1>-<1
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The Cherokee Corn Planter !!

PATENTED By Ellis 4 CHARLTON Sept. sth, 1881.
rVNHE only eheap, durable snd efeieut maehinc fos
IL planting eoFn eyer presented ~ TIE FsAntsrs Il
TcuHessec, L neT c1hibtaen a Aessrs Armstrong;
! Cos Ns- % Market sire a. Nashville
The theg = Cora Paateg eumHlsEts tseH above
all atAsss, earabRy, ehcAp1e@s, <snflscsty, and
The pSp'ea EAnasr that 4 Performs The folosng de
scFlb~4 80 l.
Il i1rrs~s oas the gFoana 10 any required depsh-
aFotzs ss cara, ln4ny kssnss ae.Tea "a space
u lBaf inches tlzsn lser, thsaAteaiy u the tf-
thc hiiis sad pFess tae cartbs tss ~ NE Old
arttsi t1 The koel-8sa Hlsrks scc4rAtrly tha 20
s.siaa u each HI wxE a sln<ls heFse, man eoy
caa plant ~ 4fte<E per asy With ease
Planters and osisrs iaxle1 - exAnln@sAsn of
Ghis hlnr, hessrs. Arnsstrsng Cos. where
snay be seaa dzly n PHse lscak eferatiea.
fAefsans wishing 10 pareaAss COUNTY kisftfc n
asIsning Sszs-z ey .rpsyiaE nsEaelazssiy fzz
sFfiory = beng dzzI~sra 81 Ezqs9tf ds 80 aru1
sch terms a. ~ss insure sasrn large FctaFn sae
iasessnsenG Cali a. enes Al Ne. - AkFke1 Et<e1<,
<ashville. csiftDs 4 MenUHk1I~
taa<s-U
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COLLIE EcTING AGENCY
WILLIAM GILL.
Auction Cura.

VI sENDERs his the abDve basnsss, % the
J. Of Nashville aud viclisy. orders ieiI
Al the Gazstts osies viii be attended mAFa-tf
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E0O spsHEss sssa ozss ssr zalsby
OOU Hkc ASuEn<0x.e
EArsg ko. - = o.. cs1@ss sz<sss
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iiven under my hand this August 22d, 1857
DANIEL. SHklTON

JACKSON Tenn, August % 1857.
The above case perfectly cured by Is bottles of
the Ithontriptic, and OF tie worst cases Of
Gravel that has been in this country.
q. ADAMSCN.
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P:ANOS! P!ANOF :!

TyN.IE Uni EESlCNEn has just receiv ID his Spring
i stock # ImnoS, VI n. deems, Niol A., Flutes Ac-
cordsons Music Rod and sheet Music, which Is by lar
the largest aHG selected stock offered IN this
city. Tho unrs are from the world -Tcn Wned makers
A. II. Gale X Co, and SteInway sons. Every Piano
j. warranted flr i've years and viii be sold al New
York prices. Fre.stts only added.
Ny stock ct Sheet Music very large, embracing all
the and popular pieces Of the day. d you want
this best Piano, and AZ the lowest prices, ctli NJ 3,
Union street JAMES \. MCCLURE
y IA fresh supply Of the very popular songs
TN Twenty Five" - Gentle Annie" '' Resale, b"
&c. &c tmarlO-uJ
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NlisrellaneOuS.
PA TE N Il
Elastic Fire and Water Proof
CEMENT ROOFING.

VNHE undersigned is prepared 70 introduce into use
i in Tennessee w r. CfIILuS cos PATENT
ELASTIC FIRE AND WATERPROOF CEMENT ROOF
ING, and asks the attention Of Architects, Builders
Railroad Companies, and the public, 10 examine its
silIl, rlnriiN nfIlnr RDniIg
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Fine Pianos at Private Sale.
DENJ +. SHELLS has now, aId will be receiving
ID regularly direct from the manufacturers tine
assortment of the b,st make amt styl"s whch
tuthurizsd 10 sell uG the IN liberal terms.
Mars. REM. =. -ltiEIlrS. ACrTL
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THE EXCATAITONS At BUDRUM

further paper this subject has been presented
the House of Lords. 1t contains memorandum drawn
up at tina British Museum ION the 2lst ut by Mr. Haw
kins giving sort of catalogue of the interesting scup
lures from the famous mausoloum at Budrum and Of
architectural fragments discovered in the locality From
the latter which comprise the most, il not ALL of the
clements requisite for the reconstruction Of the Ionic
der it will be possible to put together the most essential
parts Of the original building There also fragments
with Greek Inscriptions SC. An immense number of
terracotta figures and mules load Of plain ungazed
Roman lamps have also safely arrived the museum
Work,nen have been employed for the last six seven
months under the supervision of the officers Of the
tiques department of the museum, in sorting dent-
fng and rcjoining the fragments of statues and has
reeis and arranging them for exhibition. The memo
randum discusses in detail the colossal horse in two
pieces and other colossal statues and brief history of
the ''nausoleun, = one Of the perpetual wonders OF
the ancient world, Is appended The collection will form
of the most interesting parts of the department Of
antiquities, already SO rich. IiAi M s9r @
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ally however. the recorder returned snd anuounecd
that he had brought the mayor sxcy from The camp Of
the enemies and had left him at tLs Charles Hotel
pledging his honor for his safety,
In the mean time the common council had met and
the board OF assistant aldermen preferred letters of Inn
peachent against Mayor Waterman, which elsewhere
given detail These letters having been resived by
the board Of aldermen, the mayors official powers ceased
and the president Of the board Of aldermen became
o9co mayor The president Ia Mr.. Summers and be at
entered upon the new and important trust which
the exgences of the times hAd plsc In his bsnd snd
began the preparation Of proclsmstons. ALL fAc APP
proaches to the City Hall kept guarded, but by 10
o'clock most of the czsns had retired from the neigh
borhood. - t'rN
At Fort Vigilance things remained in xms qss There
were, however several arrests during tho day. n3
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wAsurSeroS CRY, June IL, 1858.

The FISHING BouSrr.Thc Barnstable Patriot the only
democratic paper that gir coast of the old Bay
State, advocates the repeal Of the fishing bountics IL
says "We have, from time to time in the columns of
this paper advanced considerations which to show
that the repeal Of the fishing bountcs act from being
disadyantaeous to the interests of tho fishermen would
be really the bost thing which could bc done for them
We deny that the proposed repeal a southern
We claim that it Is not at all opposed by the
fishermen We are informed that the feeling exists
in other districts 1t will appear then that in the position
which assume on this question: arc not advocating
measure because it is southern but because tho hest
tercsts Of those affected by IL demand it, at45
The vicksburg True Southron Of june says that tho
loc,sts predicted by Dr. G. D. Smith, of Maryland have
made their appearance in That county and that the
woods vocal with their musc---by means so
sweet the Eolian harp. They do not occasion any
damage "
New Hampshire man, who is at the gold diggings IN
Iowa says three days exploration with spade had en-
abed him to discover several very small grains Of gold
and many tons OF exaggerati,
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EVENTS OF SATURDAY.
[From the New Orleans pclta, juno 9Th !


Our reporters yesterday morning, visited the cncamp-
ment of the Vigilance Committee and found everything
left it last night with the exception that large
numbers Of persons being admitted members.
The rules and regulations strict ever and no
gain admission he be possessed of the pass
word and then escorted in and out by the captain Of each
squad. f e ~
The Committee captured the notorious Thug" Ham
ilton Rowan and have placed him in their lookup In
the time, the crowd at lafayette Square who have
been endeavorng TO organize this morning arrested Mr.
Mcpherson, Mr.. Meeker, and w. Farrell, of whom
they released, ai'er brutally treating them
From the rcnyunc June eJ
Yesterday noticed that Recorder Stith by virtue
OF authority vested in him by the mayor engaged in
swearing in special policemen until after the cleo
ton Quite alarge number were thus in when the
mayor revoked the power which he had granted by
munication which is elsewhere published in full, but
which, we understand had not been officially communi
Gated to Recorder Stith at o'clock, p. m L
1t being rliinorcd that meeting OF the common coun
Gil was called for clock, with view of impeaching
the mayor committee of citizens called at the City Hall
and stated that the mayor wished to appear before the
council in order to make explanations, but before lac could
do he desired to be assured Of safe conduct and
lection This announced by Recorder Stith from
of the windows of the City Hall with request that those
present would raty tho assurances of protection which he
intended to give TO the mayor. The proposition re-
ceved by cheers and the recorder said he would 60 in
carriage for Mr. Waterman, which done forthwith
The recorder was away till half-pas clock, and du-
ring his absence, various In circulation to
the effect that the mayor and recorder both detained
in the Vigilance Committee rooms as prisoners Evcntu-
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TIE MONTENEGRO DIFFICULTY.
(rrom tho N Y. Journal Of Commerce.


The only war that has actually taken place in Europe
since the Crimean terminated has been between
the Sultan of Turkey and his little dependency of Monte
negro which threatened at time to lead to very
rio,s complications and has caused the active nefer-
of England France and Austria for the purpose of
restoring peace between the belligerents
Montenegro is barren, mountainous tract, situated
the borders of Albania Herzegovina, and the Aus
trian territory Of Catto and from the rugged stony
aspect of Its SOIL has received its name, Montenegro,
or tho Black mountain. II contains about 120 900 in
habants, of naturally icrce independent, and law
less disposition. accustomed to tho of arms from
their childhood and always striving to get rid of their
nominal dependence Turkey Their government,
which dates back to 1916 until lately vested in
Vladika who the metropolitan bishop and combined
the double functions of spiritual and temporal ruler
subject in the first to the supreme control of the head of
tho Greek Church, the Gar Of Russia and in the second
to the Sovereign of the Ottoman Empire The office of
vadka has been for several generations hereditary in
the family of Petrovitch but it necessary that
each Vladika should be bishop of the Greek Church.
and consequently unmarried the succession descended
nephews cousins and often remote members of tho reign
ing house The present ruler, Prince Dano, at the in
sgation it is alleged of Russia has refused to be
daned, and with the consent Of his subjects, has
renounced the cow and croer for the helmet and sword
He desires to establish "royal line" In resolved to
throw of all allegiance to his szeln and is accused of
design to add to his present barren and nhospabe do
minon, convenient slice of the more fertile valleys of
Albania 1t an attempted fulment of this latter
design accompanied by sudden foay the crops herds
and ladies of the Turkish lowlands that reused the
Turks to action. They marched army by Ragusa to
Grahovo where they encountered the daring mountain
ecrs, and were cut off almost to
The effect Of this victory and the prospect Of the Mon
tenegrns achieving their independence Of Mohammedan
rule has aroused the Christian population of the entire
Northwest Of European Turkey, who in arms,
ready to fight for the ascendency of the Cross the
Crescent In this grave state of things it ia obvious
that Austria France, England and Russia should take
deep, though not an identical interest Austria pos
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TyROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL or THE WEST, S,uThwEST, AND N0RTHwEsr BALri
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

2 +
Summer aryanyen ns, raA greatly imprnSd scheia'es q
through connecting except Sunday
ron Washington the West, follows
The CINCINNATI EXPRESS MAIL starts at 5l5, al
lowing Relay House. Washington
junction. before proceeding West This Grafton at
p Bcnwood, tho Ohio river, H. with
Columbus, Gncnna and Intermediate points
reaching Cincinnati at 1l.ao a. next day
ID THE GREAT CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
leaves Washington Qncning Sunday ut $50 reaching Gin
day and connecting directly with Express
onisve Cairo, and the Southwest and for 81 Louis Kan
Tine from Washington 10 Cincinnati only % hours and TO
st. Louis only ~ houre. tsas A t.ss -.
Sd CINCINNATI DAYTON, INDIANAPOLIS CAIRO ST. LOUIS,
ORTIiwEsTETN EXPIRES (excep Saturday
moe leaving Baltimore TO- On Sunday night the connex
ion with this made by the 33o, train from Washington
the tho road in daylight take the
tl5, o. m. or 630, y M, train from Washington. .
the North~ Virginia road
the For oil points the Marietta Railroad take
the Il
The Washington baltimore by all
these both irecons the closest most Direct and
pie yet tho travelling public and i'm
that tho OF tho Baltimore and
could have been secured
Through kots and checks to all
route. .s
Way for the OF the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail
Washington follows For all points bcwscn WASH
ngton Piedmont by the 5l5, train For all
Piedmont and Wheeng ako tho $50, train 10
connect with the Frederick train, take tho $50 train
apply to flslsef ~ fi0s H. PARsA,Ns, AgeM,
Or at tho ticket office, Washington station
W.P, SMITH,
setf ~ sIastce Of transportation.
iaa34tHEs6 && L. II. COLE
General Ticket Agent.
n.t.,x Ma,,p I .
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RIGlI--
WI paem Worn by Kings or Emperors Whats Why,
Because is ornament provided inr our
Header although tho rose may bloom over 80 brightly y we
head bee Of its covering the hair DO snaed and shriyeod
more woods Hair Restorative, used
three times week will restore and permanently secure to
Read the following and judge The writer Of
the lrst is the celebrated pianist Thaiberg;
st NEW YORK April 10, 1855
DKAK SIR Permit express obligations under
time arrival in the United States was rapidly becoming gray
upon application your Iar Restorative recover
opual hus consider restorative a. very wonderful
nyenton, quite cticacous well as Syeeable.a rs
am, dear Hsr, yours truly, Fl
sDryeh ar GwyicdydetD
welch Newspaper oGcc IS Nassau street. April 12 1858
PRor o. j. Some month weeks ago rc
ceived bottle of your Hair Restorative and gave my we
would the hair 70 its original color but 10 her ~ well as
my suprse after few weeks a i has selIfmea Ina, ~ NV
beauing tckenng the hair. strongly recommend the
= - CHARLES GARDEN.
NSw YORK. July c5, 1857.
PRoy O. j. woop will confidence your Hair
using your my whkcra which al
white have gradually dark and now feel confident
all dandru and unpleasant chig
among persons who perspire freely j. g. Ku,BY.
About hair commenced falling of
remedies to no encc using your
TOW applications fastened my hair firmly = began 70
turned back its former COLOR (black) At
time fully restored TO It's original color health and appear
ancc chcerfuly recommend Its use TO ALL d. HOES
CDIcAGo, ILL.,, May !, 1881
The Restorative is pu large,
dum small holds half pint retais dol
lar per twenty per
proportion dollars bottle the large
holds forty cent more proportion and resss for s
great New York Wire Railing EsabAmen and ia Market street
st. Louis, Mo- 6l3bsa 1900 Az n
And sold BY all good Druggists Fancy Dealers