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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-22

Nmois Gsttfv 81 Y z anrlsn will this evening give
her tine d.luoa ~ the ~ the hero 10 snak
speres "roa 90 and JOLIET" NJ L. Davenpori is 10 be
the fepresenistivC ~ y rcut9 ..-
poWESY II. ~ f-ana entitled "Ssu Sabberisy'' "a
to We play - for tho sccond de 20 nsht II will be pro.
ceded ty inc excaog piece called the BLACKSMITH Of
Deal, Eaa followed by abe "King's Gardener"
TBE TRkNCH DgAxAno COMPANY will perform IN wallsck
theatre ths evening when NILE Ptron 10 appear the
Fouiets I've aci plsy Of "nas This IS 70 be
Der isst appearance but one.
AaryIcAS MusErN The drama OF the Wondered Fer
IS man will present Mr. Blanchard and his dog ia prcmI-
ncrt characters ths afternoon. "Jesso Wharton, tho
rraaor's Derfb,er," Il 70 be enacted al night
ErrorMrrf BESIDES the customary routine OF songs,
danes bnTsoues ADD funny sayings the patrons OF the
coored opcrs will 20 sisbt be entertained with tne pa5s
rams farce OF "Trip the Hudson River Al woofs
the REGULAR srcrts Of the Arena az Bryhnts and the
"Applo American Crcus' ai Matt Peel's.
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- Additional from Utah.

~. /. From tie ST. Joseph (Mo.) Journal, Juno AL bed
The sail Lake mail arrived In this ciy yesterday. about
Bocu We indebted to the conductor, Mr.. James Z.
~ cnles for the following particulars
The mai left Camp SCOTT tho Goth OF May. Governor
Cu ming bad been escorted into salt Lake City BY the
Moutbs kindly aed and then escorted back to Gen
Johnston command He was At Camp Scott At the time
the O ait tft Tte Mormcns were moving their women
and cbaIen out OF the city to Prsvo, about forty I'VE
mites souih tie valley. The Mormons said they would
urtrder 90 the cfv oicers but the troops should
enter Seventy families Of Mormops had arrived ut Camp
scott sskpg protection. Gen. Johnston received them
kindly, and prtmiscd them AZ escort into the States
Gen Johnstops command had only two dAys rations IN
csF,p when tie nah lef The men had beer living on
eight OF -four and one half pound OF beef PEE
through tie winter both for food and raimeat Gen.
.Iolrstou Intended entering Salt Lake City
Col Hoffman arrived, leaving enough men to garri-
son Fort Bridger. Coming IN, the party met Capsia
Haws OF the Second dragons, with $50 head OF beef
cattle, at Hams Fork, only fifteen miles this side OF
Camp Scott met Lieut.. Smith second Dragons on Green
river Gfy this aide travelling at the rate OF forty
eight miles PER day and seventy i've miles further a
ihe east crcssng OF Big Sandy, met Col Hofmans com
mand wuh full supplies met Col Andrews Of the Sixth
infantry the crossing OF South Platte CO. sumner. OF
the First cavalry at Oak Grove, the Little Blue; Col
way at Big Blue and the as troops Second Dragons, at
Semana ...
Mr. Bromley The oon iuctor reports the road 10
ul conoon Several OF the streams scarcely ford
able Grass rood passenger came IN from Fort La
rsme Ihe sniy Indiana heard Of the route was
uArsy Of forty nve AfrApanoes on the Little Bue The
mail PARTY passed there the night and Consequently did
Col Ksne party oarniug he passed out with the
mall Two huncred and aIxty males this side OF Camp
scott lie vert 10 Camp Scott remared the whole OF
oroday aud then returned arriving only one day behind
Col. Kane notwithstanding ne hat W lay by day and
travelled FIVE hundred sad twenty mics Further. hr
Bromley. otmng In some Gays travelled as far az eighty
Eve mites and averaged sixty I'VE niles the whole
triphavar through from Fort Rrfger 10 this city
IN precisely sixteen days. which the quickest trip
cord he jusy entitled 10 the reputation OF being III,
Aubrey OF the pfcsent cay ..
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CADExY OF PENNANsHIP AND B0oKKEPING,
a s62 Rrosdway corner OF Franklin street The su5scr
Der receives rups dur the day an evening for Glass
private nttrucon. New and elegant books four
numbers pages price ~ cents the set or 70 cents
copy ' = - OLIVER GOLDSMITH,
Isl a SPANISH LADY WISHES TO yIrD FAMILY
"A where sbe sheinr dersssnds
vel everything concerning housekeeping and IL able 70
make herself nndsvsood IN The English lrgusge Address
Ia CroDics once. C5 franklin 81.
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NIGIIAScs (nAsIrrER N kATsAs.--The following
notice posied about the streets Of Leavenworth on
tho 18th ~, -
Eoric Tho citizens Of ttis city are requested " meet
the Recorders cae the msrket house, this
ng oclo 10 take into consideration the propristy
Of orgsr'z vignnce Committee for the safety OF the
cdlzeas
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EXPRESSES.
EXPRESSES.
vxTEI.Is. FARGO CO.'S
wv NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA
EXPRESS AND RxCIAs1E COMPANY.

- -. "a. !. EArfkEssEs.
WkaAS' f NV st 8 < sND cALrrosS1A
EXPRESS AND ExCnAs9s COMPANY.
e-r 90, ., qSsD d s9eeco Won,
cAFoRErA TX sRrss ies-e. on ah sni SIR =, each
s %SsS az 81 sSbf ma cs
ops ssneed 70 IN an part. o. Cuba al prompt returns
Drafts 'sA'c a iaiss e Soht.cffos
Won. y ssSsrs ssIss S.IlsssI. va or.sse q.
housl bur honss snd have he involves PAID os 90 ne art
sslss sad Fe he seers nsniuing control ~
~" psdTiJE 20 cxIrroEsrA BoSpHolDvss.
Row prepared 70 rsce,'e DE Old eosds % toe state
cars oo n ss the @ % s s
S md rear. ss S.% 70 u. s sdf es fH1 SnS
bonds ~ be receysd by The State Of California Dor exchange
1'e' January l. D'e oyvrcrs
New YORK. 81 Brosdwsy
PS rs@ No o6.si -
s.r Corner scosom:ry and csorr.s y,
Squirting.
DUCK DEER FOE SALE FOR SALE tousG
ID buck deer cheap by spplyns immediA'ey 80 ceurs
nos.-FoR SALE SETTER BROKE ON ssIpr,
- wooacocs and gnsn. ga very hsndsoms dog and viii
GUNS AND sPORrINo EQuTpxENrs.
" THOMAS n BISHOP.
VIII sell By retail At wholesale prcs. rnr,ss and Frsncs
stub and twist and lam STEEL towing guns powder
fssts percuseon capA &c, Ac Hpsrsmen will well "a
look nj tts STOCK before purchasing
r ovsRs OF AQUATIC SPORTS 70 Ara, PLEAsuRx
~ boes sail ana fame, boats OF all ergths apd syles "a
well IS fhips boas be found At EksOL a
establishment Over 100 bot's hand. go eoutd street.
DrCroN AND sRITTrE wATcH-THis DAY, AT
i wARD's At O'Clock The ars' SHOWERS and skiiile
psyss Of The day will be there Take the Green wood ears W
krheenh street oowsnus and wss half mile 10 the ho'e
OUOTT wITTH QUorr MATCH a QuoIr MATCH
" will on Tits day Tuesdsv 1nne n AL o'clock In
M afternoon he hotel Of charles Pribes West Hooctep
for silver cup doncer At focock Quot players are rec
pccifnliy inyssd TO sttend.
DOW BOAT ron eALE A FINN HANDsowE PJ,rt
IL sure row sbopt rs feet long and 3,f feet side
htN Of The best materials win OARS brsss
dolls eushpra and ever, hfne conriete Will be sold
bargain. Apply at 81 New s,roet tsird hocr.
gPoRTINg.-FOR SALE. NUMBER or ba ,es
~ watch dogs bun and erll and ma 81 or ,as
weirbt white with black had and ears. zen mon..s
od;s good watch Scotch deer hoand hrse ppl s ia
weight ard he ether All black ter manss s H. ssb
wbe sold tr Gardnsrs remedy for ma s ~. ot
feas N no cure charge. Remedies for nus ior
Gr worms Remedy 70 prevent rabdness Dogs OF All kinds
for sale. Please address HENRY VAkpFA" h0o nnnAm
eIeeL BASEMENT
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CEoARsi sEGARsi IL HAVE ABOUT ONE HUNDRED
- thousand ssssse 70 sep 70 sdvsuce At ~ PEI boz ~
80 lOE also fry hOUsaud hne Havana ~ u "
chase, Il, yACQB5, tQ7 Br9sdWsy,
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rEGAIss AND TOBACCO,

(lAsB BUYERS CAN PROCURE BARGAINS FROM
~ stock Of Havana domestic and permau seRArs
have stock Of over two mllops On hnnd which must be
cicned out INN eda.ely. q. CJiFEkb, ~ broadway.
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DOOKKEEPfNU, ARlfHMETIO ANB WRfTfNG.-1N
ID consequence OF appu,slio from adults
whom time money and knowledge OF soo1lEs ~ fspeu
wish avoid the delay incident close
sucton nv FOSTER has resolved 20 prvns and spe-
cis Lessons only at his residence Walker street. whse
reauemen mercaptte pursfs eyped-
sups NOV ready, Foster Double En-
try Hlueiosied siyh edition. Price 81
DOVES ACADEMY or WHITING, BOOK KEEPING
IL and arithmetic No 81 Broadway, o1co s. Ladies an
gentlemen taught ane delcaie or bold crs.niie style n
benmanphp In twelve lessons Wedding visiting c4ris and
ornamental pensushir executed equal not ssperor
plate engraving. ,iF j
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PERSON Az.

INFORMATION WANTED--Of MkS. Ad.EN NOBLE,
i whOse maiden Ellen Ennts when lest heard
nom which IN Angus. iss abe was residing in Kets
viii be thankfully received by the undersgred he has
something Of great importance 70 cmuncste TO her. Ad
droas Cardiff 81 Gross street, Paterson, New Jersey
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pain! Paint! Pain III

Don't be alarmed at the heading for we are only
producing evidence that pain of all kinds be erad.
Gated by the use Of DIR. BAKER, PAIN PANACEA.
wv Norris Of Cincinnati says: 81 procured a bottle
for my wife, and after using days she was able
to be about and free from all Rheumatic Pains and
restored to perfect health"
David t. Bolts, OF West6eld, Ind, says, II had the
ChroMc Diarrhoea In its worst form until procured
BAhSk's PANACEA, and In using it ten days
cured. consider hat my life to the inventor of
this invaluable Panxcea."
Jesse Kirby, Cincinnati he Is very much troubled
with Cramps and pains in the stomach when ex-
posed to the cold and wet, and at such times he has
only to take BAKERS PANACEA, and he is soon re.
stored to health.
Price 70 and 80 cents and IL per bottle.
BoLLEs, SMITH CO., Propretors Chicago.
For sale by Agents and Druggists every where.
oct1-1m
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EALSEHOOD vs.. FACT.

malicious and designing card, BY A q Bragg. ex-
tensivey advertised throughout the country in effect
says: 1.-THE present proprietors of the Mexican Mus
tang Lniment being unprincipled men they do not
make the said Linment good it formerly was and
That he ID will not be responsible for its effects.
cautiorng the public against its use etc. This mel ns
us-Barnes and Park. of New York and tohn Park
OF Cincinnati. We have been somewhat known TO tte
public Of the United States for a number OF years
were IT necessary 10 vindicate reputation, We
should consider the endorsement OF this Mr. Bragg .
very equivocai compliment
His statement implies naotire-either as a public ben.
efactor, ~ or to further private interest," Which 10
ity This said Bragg was at one time, partner in the
Mustang Lin ment made celebrated by the originator.
Mr.. Geo. W. Westbr, Ok, and with the composition Of
which Bragg had nothing to do. Mr. W pad Mr. n
$on,00Ol for his halfne the article or course
the implied and coyenanted for such an
amount Of money was, that he, Bragg should not for.
ever In any manner, dir ecty indirectly be interest,"
ed in manufacturing selling any LinimeLt, Ointment
or saiye" Mr. Westbrook was heavily engaged in
side business protect his property and pay Bragg
h. offered sell this Liniment We knew the value of
the article, made the advances held the cancelled not,
-Brdgg's receipts IN yuR for $50 900 and became
owners Of the Eminent We took Immediate means 70
examine its recipe, protect it, purify increase its SALE
etc. We believed then, now, that advertisement
was cheap really good medicine. and that our
interests lay directly In reaching the interests OF the
consnmers This Liniment always popular, was never
entitled to the same attention now The very best
materials used-the recipeis alone oars.
In less than six months from our purchase OF the
Linment, Bragg entered the market with an imitd.
ton and counterfeit article, under another name
We presented hts contract Of SALE he ,nted the moral
obligation, and coakes his legal position oy doing the
business under the Of his son. lie has struggled
for some time unable to make his article sel 1t Is not
liked people say, at las virtue" IL not his fdiI-
Rse at inp0stHrs, and the immense sueceys OF our
Linient the goadin0 occasion sJ his last (disinfer.
estedo public dppedtf The public not interested
between Barnes 4 Parks and G Bragg, but they are
in the genuine purity Of article VI universal
necessity this Lniment. viii you b. imposed upops
We have remained quiet, he mistakes the cause and
treads close We him OF the re suits: II he pre-
ceeds farther, 1t will be when cannot perceive VII
lany, and when dare not punish Its perpetrator,
and protect our rights
We manufacture the original, genuine Mustang
Lniment. We are responsible for It's effects.
Respectfully, BARNES PARK,
septl4-4w New York and Cincinnati.
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Bach5 American Compound.

The Greatest Remedy iM liac W0I Id.
Eor the permanent cure OF the following compla
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat scrosula
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and irregularities. f.nsr
Aibus Tor whites,1 Canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles, DArrhua. Weak Stomach, In fact In any case Of
Weakness. Hnfla nsasioI. or Impure
Blood,
Use this Remedy.
Physicians and recommend it.--HavnR used
your BAeh's Amsric Compound in . number Of the
above named cases, San cheerfuly recommend 1t a.
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
IN. BETTs, n. D.
Pulaski, oswego county, N. Y, August u, 1876.
We have hundreds Of Certificates f:om Physicians.
cotroboratng the above statement which We can pro-
dues Y necessary See Sacks RecJ. Books cad CSr-
ealars Tor lsrtiEedsas
Fer sale by soUIREs 4 BLoss. Buriinstoa, ana
Dealers In Medicine generally.
COVENTRY CO..
Successors to r. v. II Coventry L Col
sole Propris.ors, So 6enesee IT., Auburn, r.
AnvIS bully
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'sPECTAL NOTICES.
yveea,.sPna.ns scvv1nx rTacnine.

WeeasssPneens sewing DfachSnos
~ EAisss u ~ Cleveland tOhic) Risndeaies sayG
eswtng nseAses ssh5cct o. the greatest nteress
v tAs vicinity, hey sssl ne Usher Of every family
IN the land. wnA visw Of psseAasing and examin-
Ing every kfad. I'D ~ bsst snt several days
while A. Nov Yorhsln nstsst inspeeion Of I'll tinAs
nov imarhss, And orr oacinsions we're In favor 81
Weeds Patept Is the reliable Machine - put n
The hands Of every Stats. We pnr.
chased one or THIN and have used Il some time. and
our opRion il than confirmed, for IL does every
kind sewing cloth leather III work strong,
mics and rapidly. and haanever been out Of working
order since into family, and IL 10 sim.
pie - seemin gy mpcsAible 10 get out Of order Or
re qure repairs more than any ordinary person can
perform. Il nicely ornamented, and makes or
nament to the furniture Of parfor II very str nc
and little liable to wear out Its operations can Be
easily learned with the printed directions for guide,
and when any family has learned It's use, sure
they will not live whoutH II threads, thus
making work stronger than II doneb haad with ono
thread, besides making both sides OF the work just
Alike. Those Who need Sewing Machine will do well
% look at this
WHITNEY > LYON, Proprietors,
SO Broadway. New York.
w. 7. BANNER, Agent In Burlington.
CRvILLE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark-st,
)hcago. oc.9bplm
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~ fearful responsibility rests upon him
sa0 sadows . ten year-old city blood with q
"si's-doisr fowlius- piece. Such an act 10
p0nouve Of vet feet and doctors bills, and
SaSs sarks II school. OF the part Of the baby
'p'fsnsn, and Of ridd!ed shins and consequent
r''aa'sy On that Of the unfortunate pedestrian
40 happens 70 10 . little distance beyond
0~e ~ lated bird This indubitabls fact is
s'sv Illustrated BY the waste of powder in
~ uossaghtases Of Burlington. There Seems
" peonsasss, among the young males Of
'4' 'ssoFed city. 70 hunt quails in the streets,
'D' oee'aed proeiSis., Oh .be part of the old
'''f' 70 say nothing about il. We think it
"S"o Dc adsisat.e 10 have soms OF the pAtsr.
"a o'efseer' Of these juvenile Nimrods acci-
s'n''ly punched in the pan,aloons with few
'a0'. Such . fortunate misadvsnturs would,
:. opine' save tendency 10 check the peri
Vl"sions about te~n OF the little hungry ones
'S0 hass . weakness for quail suppers.
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The New and startling Poem OF the
EkrasG fnr uf.as I'm

The New and startling Poem OF tn
Dress for the Hair.
cASTo I.
Miss Flora McFim.ey. OF Madison Square,
lady Of fashion, Of wealth and OF beauty,
spent money like water for stun for the hair,
And did 1t because she thought II duty,
To paint the hne liy--to perfume the rose
TO gid refined gold-though few would suppose
Miss Flora McFlimsey, with beauty rare,
Required aught to make her more charmingiy fair
cAxro II.
Miss Flora had heard Of noted Professor,
Who dressed his own hair, tho not Hsirdresser,
With magical, wonderful, great preparation,
(Now used In vast quantities over the nationD
This noted Professor was gray as rat
At juvenile thrty-no older than that
And the amount Of poor hair his had upon It,
Though now as black ravens wing,
With instre enough for aball rosm king)
Would not have been accepted, such was its harsh
and dry character by any shionst however bald she
might have been, WHO e'er wore bonnet.
Ts Is all Of this beautiful and startling poem which
will be published in this paper. II you desire learn
The eject Of the preparation which Miss McF,imsey
applied to her hair call at 81 Broadway, and Prof.
Woods Agent will prove to you that Woods Hair Re-
lucrative one Of the best articles for beausy ing and
promoting the growth and restoring the original color
u the hair, ever safe, put before the world.
CAUrIos.-Beware Of worthless limitations, as several
re already in the market, called by different Names
Use none unless the words professor Woods lair Re.
torative. Depot st. Louis, Mo-, and New York; are
down in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
iedcine dealers. Also by all Fancy aud Toilet Goods
callers in the United States and C..aIas.
Sold here by all Druggists
oet1.lm
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what hae the Republican party done ~
frstrDyf HA.1kste,

r what beg the Republican party done ~
fmpovt Bsllstin.
lie Chicago Journal says, It has shsrn the
'xG' Of II Democratic Samson in every Free
sa' Of The Union, and revolutiopizsd the pol
aes 0ftae country. Il has killed Doughface.
70 stone dead in almost every non .slavehold-
ue ssass-has wrested Kansas from the clutch.
"@ Slavery, into which Douglas and the DEM
's'a'c party have attempted to place her-has
sec'ec aelsan Frssdomi delegation to the United
o : Senate, from six New England States and
IRON ssv York, Michigan. Wisconsin and To-
u and one Senator each from Ohio, Pennsyl.
'ana and lllineis-and has sent up an army Of
Freedom Congressmen to Washington, to de-
he'd the true principles Of National Republican.
aa. And ell this in the short space OF four
lsn LA
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\ CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR.. Duponco's Golden Periodical Pills
far Fam loo

lnfable in correcting irregularities, relieving pain.
full and distressing Menstruation, particularly at
the change Of life,) all obstructons, from
whatever causes, and always successful proven.
tive, At the same time perfectly harmless The
position of the Pills is secret, every agent selling
them s presented with the receipt and the agents will
tell you they are the best Pills known for all
diseases peculiar to females, viz: Distressing and
Painful Menstruaton, Retention, Pains in the Back
or Lons, Pressing Pains, Rush of Blood to the
Head, Dizziness. Dimness of Sight, Green Sickness,
Heaviness, Fatigue on any slight exestcn, Palpaton
Of the Heart, and all the various distressing com.
plants, particularly the annoying, weakening,
and the beginning Of all other female weaknesses,
kEICOKKlEEA Oks WHITES.
All Of which Da DuPoxco's FRENCH GOLDEN Pills are
certain to cure.
Price 81 90 per box. Sold by
E. \. CAT, Sole Agent,
No 50 Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
To whom all orders must be addressed from the
counties of Des Moines, Henry jefferson, Wspeo and
Louisa. He will supply dealers at proprsors prices
and send the Pills "to Ladies' lconhdentialy by m all
to any part Of the country, BY sending him 81 90
through the Burlington Post Office Town.
septi4-bp1y
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The only safe Preparation.
That does not Dye. but viii restore
GRAY HAIR
To its original color, by N ature's own process,
Prot. 0. ]. Woods Ceiehrafed


Prot. 0. ]. Woods Celebrated
IL "A az IL Il n - R A TIVE
proof Of the above assertion, read the fo,lowtpa
testimony from distinguished persons from all parts
HON. SOLOMON MANN, Ann Arbor, Mich, says
ms WIFE, whose hair had become very this, and enllrey
white, was resto ed to its original brown color and had
thckened and become beautiful and glossy upon and
entirely over, the head. Others Of NV family and
effects. -fS'
HON. JUDGE BREEsE, Ex-senator Of Illinois, SAYS.
W mar was prenatnreiy gray, but, BY the Of
and have no doubt permanently so.
HON b. L. STEWART, says, my hair was vary
gray, but AFTER using two bottles restored il TO ts
REV. J. X. BRAGG, BrookGeId, Mass, says, il has
removed from my head infam .tion, dandrur' and
constant tendency to itching, and restored nv hsir
which ~ was t JAZZ to is original color:
:. ". DAVIDSON, Monmouth, Ills, says, my hair
was two-thirds gray or rather white, but the sp.
plicaton Of the Restorative A. directed il has re-.
sumed its original color.
many other preparations ali TO eject, used one
bottle OF your Hair Restorative, which has cured
BENJAMIN LoNGRIDSE, ass seventh Avenue New
ork, says having lost MY hair BY the effects Of the
many preparations to restore the color without eject
was induced to try yours and in spite Of all my doubts
has had the desired effect
I Ii. l.. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Peckcnsvill., Ala SAYS,
have used your Restorative and find it ali it 10 recon-.
nended to be- have tried it for letter and ind IL
W. Nj. WOODWARD, NJ. D., Frankfort, KY, SAYS.
ne recommends u in his practice the best prepare.
ton for the hair use.
EDWARD WALCUTT, says, three months aRo nv
hair was very gray, IL ID dark brown the osiRi-
nal color smooth and glossy, all by the Of Woods
Restorative.
WILSON KING. says one MONTHS proper appl,ea-
ton VIII restore any persons hair to its original col
andtexture.
J. D. HOES, says, few applications fastened my
hair firmly, it began to grow out and turn black, It's
original ccor.
BETsEY SMITH, North East psnnsylvan,a. saw. that
her hair had, for number Of years, been perfectly
white but nov Is restored to Its youthful color son
and glossy
Oh. J. W. BOND, ST. Paul, says that his hair 10
strong thick and black, although short since he
was beth bald and gray Tht people here sawits effects
and have condolences in IL.
MORRIS GosLING, NJ. D., st. Louis, Gays that A.
ter trying many other preparations, all effect he
used tive bottles, which covered his head with new and
vigorous growth Of hair and invites all to come and
SARAH j. BROWN, says her hair was not only Rray.
butso thin she aredts entire lcss-but amer using two
bottlest has re.toI ed both the coloi and growth
Prepared by Q. J. WOOD co., ia Market Street.
st. Louis, and 3l2 Broadway, New York, and sold by
all Druggists and Patent Medicine Dealers also BY al
Fancy aud Toilet Goods Dealers In the United statee
and Canada. rmayA
Sold here by all DruRRista