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Correspondents ofstbs Baltimors Sun.
WAsaneToa, April Is.

WAsHMeToN, April IS.
COMMITTEE Of conference on the hunsa;
BIZ asked 6y The Senate-BlH &c
pected 70 pass During the iSesston-
New Basis Of Rspyesentation-Utat
Telegraph, DE.
The Senate to-day insisted upon theii
disagreement to the House substitute
for the Kansas bill, and ask for q CON
ference. The committee on the part Of
the Senate was forthwith appointed by
the chair, viz Messrs. Green. Hunter,
and Seward. It is supposed that the
House will agree to that proposition,
and that the committee of conference
viii present either the Senate bill or
one very similar to it, aud that in the
course of the session it will be passed.
While the question remains in doubt it
will embarrass all other business
Either let a bill he passed, or let both
Houses drop the subject, and let Kansas
remain a Territory until another claim
for admission into the Union is pre-
scented.
The population of Kansas is ouly
about forty thousand, and Is more like
Iy to be diminished than increased, otter
the troops shall be withdrawn and the
contest for United States and State Off
ccrs be ended. The ratio of represent
alton in the House under the census of
1850 will probably be 160, goo, instead
of % 5000, as at present, which Is more
than Kansas, New Mexico and Utah
together are likely to have at that time.
The discussion of the Utah telegraph
bill is going on with much spirit In the
Senate. Itsis objected that the war
with Utah, if there is to be one, will be
ended in ninety days. In my opinion,
if there is to be a war, it will last longer
and be much more costly than many an
ticipate, especially if delays and him
ORANGES are thrown in the way of the
prompt execution of the energetic policy
of the administration. The cost of all
our late wars has greatly been enhanced
by the failure to supply adequate "means
to the endp to be attained in the outset.
The bill for the establishment of a
line of telegraph to Utah will no doubt
be readily passed. As a military meas.
ure, it will be more efficient and econom-
than any other that can be devised.
The gentleman who have offered to take
the contract f r the work are remarka-
bly, we'll fitted for its prompt execution
by thcir energy aud experience. MIR.
O7Reilly was the pioneer in the con
struction oflines to the Mississippi from
the Atlantic, and, he says, the extension
of b lines tozUtah from the present
western terminus is more easy of accom-
plishment than was the construction of
the line on this side of il at the time it
effected. Col Shaffner, another of
lie contractors, constructed a line of
telegraph for the Russians Government,
from Moscow to Sebastopol, during the
war; IN the Crimea. Col Speed, who is
the other contractor, has long been con-
with the business, and has tie
reputation of being one of the best elect
ricians in thescountry. The line will be
constructed and put in operation within
!. hundred days frem breaking ground,
md will, therefore, be Pr o~secuted, payi
oasszs With the march Of the new expedi-
lion for Utah.
Yours &C., ION.
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PAsroRTs TO Men or CoLoR.-Sena-
tor Wilson applied to the State Depsr,-
ment for a passport for I'D. S. Rock,
a colored citizen of Boston, and received
the folk wing reply from the Secretary
DEPARTMENr OF STATE,
WAsHtsoTeN, April 2. 1857.
To tie Hon. Henry wilson, Senate
Chamber.
SlR:-I have had the honor to receive
your note of yesterday With it's accom-
panimDts.
In reply, / hsve to inform you that
it is not the practice of the Department
to issue any other paper than passports
to persons going abroad from this eoun-
try. A passport being a certificate Of
citizenship, has never, since the founda-
ton of the Government, been granted to
persons Of color. No change in this re-
spect has taken place in consequences of
the decision of the bred Scott case
Returning the Enclosure in your letter,
J. have the honor to be, Sir,
Your obedient servant,
LEWIS CASS-
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The Law Of Newspapers.

+. Subscribers who DO not give express no
tfoet to the contrary are considereda as wishing
TO continue their subscriptions.
II. IF subscribers order the discontinuance
aftheir papers, the publisher may continue to
lend them until arrearages are paid.
Sill If subscribers refuseto takcor neglect
to take their papers from the Office to which
they arc directed, they are held responsible
ti1fthey have settled the bill and ordered the
paper discontinued.
Wolfssubseribers move to other places
without informing the publisher, and the
papers are semitic the former direction, they
are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing
"a take y paper from the office Is PRlMA FAcIE
2ticence Of Intentional fraud.
VI The United States Courts hayerePeat
edlf decided that a Postmaster neglects
to per form his duty of giving seasonable no
tice as required by theP Post office Department.
of negleet Of a person to al fromthe Of
fee addressed TO him, renders
the Postnaster liable to the publisher for the
subscription price.
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T II e hSHhhND UNION !
Soutnern News-Appointments
WAsHlNeVoN, April IL.


The mail from New Orleans and al
points South, as late as due, is to hand.
In New Orleans papers we read that
the Supreme Government of Mexico had
retired the exequators of the Consuls OF
the u. s., Spain, and Hamburg, on 40.
count of oyer zeal in their sympathy
with the opposition. Senior Culvas, in
a note to Minister Forsyth, says that
~copsuls will not be permitted to inter-
fere III the internal policies of the coun-
try.
A long address from Santa Anna, da-
ted from st. Thomas, is published in a
supplement- of tho HPr0gfesse of the
4th inst.
Tampico correspondence eff the 51st
March, says that Jarza claims the right
to prevent all vessels outward bound
from proceeding to sea. On the 18th
ult, he fired into the American schooner
Virgins Antionette. She is still de-
tanned and her cargo of fruit lost. The
George q. Prescott was detained by the
same order, and laid under the batter
les.
The. brigantine Ane aP Howe arrived
off the bar, and in proceeding up the river
was fred upon from Fort Amdsegori.
Nj. Stephens is still sick, therefore it
is doubtful if tho Conference Committee
do anything to morrow. Mr.. English
takes his stand upon the first part of the
ECrittenden amendment, which provides
for submitting Lccompton.
Mr.. Woodwortb, member of the
L~eayenworth Constitutional Convention,
arrived at Washington yesterday, with
a copy of the new constitution, which he
delivered to Mr.. PARROT. Mr.. w. says
the orgaoization of the Free State men
is SO complete that the exrct number of
voters in the Territory, and the polit:-
cal sentiments Of each are ascertaincd,
and that the pro-slayery men number
only 1000
Mr.. Dimmick, member from Pennsyl-
yania, a Lecompton Democrat, is so i'll
that his life is thought to be in dangers
Dir. Stanton, chairman of the tariff
investigation committee, has to-day writ
ten a letter denying the rumor that
Gov. Banks, of Massachusetts,, had been
here.
The following appointments of Con
suls have been confirmed Samuel Ward
of n, Y. to Bristol, England; Alberty
G. eCatlin, of Mass. to Prince Edwards
Island, Caleb CrosswelI, of Wis, ST.
Jago, Cape DeVerde; Jas. W. Gorham
Of Mass, to Jerusalem; Wm. L.. G
Smith, of N. Y, to Shanghai Isaac
S. McMiken, of Texas, to Acupulis; CT
@ Newkirk, of N. Y, to La Uuion,
Salvador; John r. Hooken, of Penn,
to Tri1ilad, De Cuba; Joseph Holder
by, Of N. c., to Dundee.
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From the Washington Union.
Attempt on the Life of Secretary


Between 10 and1l o'clock this morn
ing, an attempt was made on the life of
Hon. Jacob Thompson, Secretary of
the Interior, by Peter Besancon, of
New Orleans
Mr.. BesaHcon was last year, with
ma y others, dropped FROM the roll Of
clerks in the Pension Office, and has
ever since been pertinacious in urging
his restoration To-day be called upon
Mr.. Thompson, and, meeting him in the
hail, IN front of the Secretary's apart
ments, renewed the subject, d~enouncIDg
those who had disparaged him. The
Secretary replied that he would not
hear his officers traduced, and was about
to enter his room, when Bcsanc1n struck
him on the back of the Beck.
farming quickly around the Secreta-
~. SAN that Besancou was drawing a re-
yolyer from lis waistband, beneath his
rest. Herushcd upon him and seized him
around tue body, holding his arms down.
BSsancon turned TO retreat, ana probably
to fire but tile Secretary threw him on
his face and fell upon him, when other
persons came and COX the weapon from
his right hand, and the Secretary re-
eased him.
It was found, however, that Besan-
cons left shoulder had been put out of
place by the fall. DR.. Rhett who was
fortunately in tho building, reduced
the dislocation Immediately, aud the
Secretary sent Besancon to sne mfr
m~aryfor surgical treatment.
We may here add-after expressing
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Sustain Home Enterprise,

Sustain those who Sustain You
HtHE undersigned having. purchased entirely
u new stock Except his Teams, which every.
body who has ever travelled with him knows is
5ssasgood as new IS pre- pared to transmft pass
engers to and fEopl Ashland aud Mansfeldin as
comfortable condition, and on asfavorabletefmf,
ashley have everbeen In the ~hnshtimes.
Hisliue connects at Mansfield with trains on
the P~ittsbufg, FIT. Wayne Chieego Rail Road.
aud also with trains on the Mensheld, Sandusky
City aud Newark Rgil Road
Leave Sampset II ouse, Ashland al n O'Clock, a
N. arrive at Mansfed at 10f O'Clock. AM
Leave North American House, Nansnsid 81 IT
train from Sandusky } aud arrive at ASHLAND at6
O'clock, pm
EXPR ESS
And other packages carried, as akosSs xsretsJors.
at q feasonablexec ompenee.
LEVI esAULET, Proprietor.
Ashland. Nov. 1ISf7E5 s3tf
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Kansas! Kansas!

to oppression-who desire to see right tri.
umph over wrong, are earnestly invited to cal
at the Saloon of the subscriber. in the base
ment of the. Sanpsel House, and eyince by
their patronage, that they are honest in theiI
professions, and believe one man to be as
good as another. Shaving done easier than
The brokers, and hair clipped in q style that
would put to blush the tonsorial skill of a
Deliiah. Let the unbeliever come and see il
one half has yet been told him
GEORGE DORSEY.
Ashland. March 81, 1858. 42tf
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GRANVILLE
FEMALE SEMINARY,
A SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR
GU NC S!

lDEy. c.. s. Doolrttlc, A., NJ, Rector; j.
III Indy, A. M. P~rincipali Mrs. p. A.
Doolittle, Governess; Mrs NJ: NJ. Indy, As
sociate, assisted by other able and accom-
| plished teachers.
This long established and popular insti-
tuition now offers rare advantages to young
Ladies for acquiring a thorough and accom-,
'Slished education. Its location is delightful
and h althy. Tho buildings ave been
thoroughly repaired the rooms newly papered
and neatly carpeted. A full corps of y.
perienced aud accomplished teachers are sm-
ployed. The Rector, Principal and teachers
reside in the Seminary-thns enabling them
to bestow special care and attention upon
each pupil. The course of study is extern
sive and judiciously arranged. The instruc-
tons given are most faithful and thorough. To
those expecting to become teachers, special
instructions will be given.
The next quarter will m April I1th.
Foriinformation, or admission, address either
of tho undersigned.
C.oS. DooLITTLE. Rector.
H. LINDLY, Principal.
Granville, March 2d, 1858. 42tf
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PreYehffon Better fhan Cure.

HUNDREDs or DOLLARS are spent dailF
Ii whfcha iittlefruaencemiEAf heve saved. b5
using DR.. GEORGE r.. BONDS
TIVE. The article Is intended as 9
snTeand positve PRorkoToR. agalDst dfsease9r4
prsghenega III p etfeotly safe no metsiic sub
s.adce entcrs into Its Composition. and can be
used at alIti mes wi houttroubieo rtnconscnienee
The price ofthe -RReFEkrrrIvRis 81 o0ths single
Theabov srtfcfc can be SEM hY mail to anypaf
OF the United States. ST cereds postage free.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dealers nrusgtsts&c
SS eEoRGH E1BOED9Na1IfE3
e5crshfddE<-eore a-A&- Ee~ Yerk
Ivrl&HL&
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TWO Bottles. of Syrup cured Mrs
4 Elizabeth D. Fife. Base DIN. ohi5. ola cough
and pain In her side Of three years, ssandtpg.
Esq, Gommiszioner OF Seneca county. Ohio. ora
couch and pain in her side and breeEt offhrss
Six bottles Cured Mrs., John Heues. wsifcrsek.
T., ola cough, witk severe pain IN her aide and
-Four B oftties cured Mrs. G e. zeigr.r FORT sen
eca. Ohio Of cough, pain in her side and breast.
had been under the care OF nve physicians. ali o.
whom psononnccdher Case ineurEhie.
OF w eon Dgs. oftS saaSs YEA Years sn stanS 81 zos s a foo1
It when child, directly after having lad the
Five bottles cared 3 y9ung lady In The family Of
Mr.: John Miller. Kdcn 70 nshlp. seneca esust{.
about years standing: She .was spP.re1tiynP
on the verge q he grsys, hsE q J,isiSn. -
at one time supposed TO be dssd-
Three boitles cured Mrs Eiizsbsth csmPhslisen
cough with which she mad been suasTins ssys
Three bottles cured c. L. johnson. Rse. Cash
icr ofthe Seneca county Bank, OF . cough ana
general debility OF several months atendiuG,
whlehtt wssfesscd would teFninats In esnsnmP
One bottle cured d. Hos. G. K. Watson. n {.
f ami ohio. .se6d me By express, : bssiis 3
ST. Johns Cough and Consumption syrup. uttcn
want cr 9 friend: Tas bottle ! on'.i n, tss
One large bost5s testoredfo sxoeiient AsaItk :
daughtey orM- Sbader, ESQ.,. Of Rascoms o. she
was afflicted with . very severc tough and peis
10 her side about six mo7tha-
-Four large bottles cured NJ. ,. Ahaner. near
Gereencastle, Pa. OF . disease of three ye4rrf
work. One Pbysieien doctored him for Dy6bet.
sis and another for Consumption without AFFORD
ssf. Johns. ctuph and Consumption syrnP
says the Shndusky Doneeraf. .is an eTeehent
remedy Ior coughs and Soids; In f.st ws 90 net
know lite eQyaf- Numerous eeses have CONS %
| der our observation, IN which the patient appe
] rently sinking under consumption has been -
stored to health by its nse- We heye used y WITH.
! Six bottles cured Dr. Stoner, = 1arpectable old.
| chopfphysicia OF Oregon, Ohio. He Wd1a1ma
months confined to his bed With adisen.e ofthe
I lungs. Seven physicians visited him. and aSrtec
| tCOnneetgeut.zMr. Edw aHd r Taylor. New
| Haven connecticut,w wrote Bee. Is. 1895 Having
Travelled througha great portion Of the Western
/ country. I became acqnsintfd Win yeur popular
Cough and consumptton Syfuq. whish IL 20 very
| 90 know whether yeHa have an agency IN New
York City, II yon have, please inform mabT r.
l tufn mail, who Is your gent. and ]UheToi AL
/ wanfscme for mysolf and fficDdsHho. arr gu1ele
in New York; shall sendthe moneH 70 ndq f116
case. Please inform me what Wf1kba tbs e1peneo
| Of three dozen small bottles. deE1feRe6 N Nav
York City Ny business e .railroadtnR On the
Syrup the greatest article In ths EoFlt for eeufAa
! and colds. Nj wlfe saga abe knoWs4 eaNcthef
| life ouce In Michigan and shYa she dont URntto
I be wtthoutttin the house
R0R sALE Bf
/ CIARE 90 z9gEEIRa
AndwM WILMINGTON. Ashland. ,. M,ogTcH
IN, sevanaak: y. HDERNANs 9sronevils. eht
Il Grange.
February ~. leS5. rl5n1stf
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

O1GIGlGE . DEAl1 u.
Luther, Grail & Co.. J In Partition in Ash.
VS.. land County Common
Matilda Miller, ct all Pleas.
PURSUANT to the command of nm alias
IL order ofsaIe, duly issued from the Court
of Common Pleas, of Ashland county, dated
the 22d day Of March. 1858, and to me di-
rected, 1 will sell at Public Auction, at the
door of the Court House, in said county, on
Saturday, the 24th day Of Apra1,
A. D., 1858, between the hours of ten O'Clock,
A. NJ, and four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day,
the following described lands and tenements,
to-wit:-the east.half of inlot number eleven
ILL., in the village ofAshland, Ashland coun-
ty, Ohio. Terms of sale-one third of the
purchase money cash in hand, on day of sale,
one-third in one year, and the residue in two
years from day of sale; back payments to be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
Appraised at 81 900.
JOHN j.. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Narch Of. 1853. n~42ts-pfS5, 90
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MARRIED,

On the 10th inst. by Up. DEvER, Esq, Mr..
WALTER LOWRY, to Mrs. ELIZA McGRAW
all of Ashland.
On the 18th of April, by the same, at the
residence of the brides father in Milton town
ship, Mr.. HIRAM LOCKHART to Miss
BARBARA ANN ALSDORF, Ashland Co.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. JACOB Far, Mr..
ALEX AMBER ADAMS, and Miss LAURA
SLoCUM, all of Perry Tp., Ashland Co.
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tx We would call the attention of
House keepers to the advertisement of
Mr. Nelson Thomas. He is good
workman, as We have reason to know,
and viii redeem all thst he promises.
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Messrs. McGAarrs& SamrsEL
havo opened a law Office in the building
adjoining Sampsel,s Store. Those en-
trusting business 10 t~heirscare may be
assured that it win receive prompt aud
d~iligont attention. See card.
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AshIaad COMFY rrobate coart.

mnE FOLLOWING ADMINISTRA.
II tore. Executors ard Guardians have filed in
tie Probate Court OF Ashland county Ohio, their
accounts for settlement. TO wit:
Third Account of Harry Rutt. Executor ofthe
Estate Of PeIer eensbaum deceased.
Frst ucc0unto OF George Harbaugh. Gardian for
Aaron Mitchell
Partial account Of soloman Kale, Guardian Of
John II KaIe and Edward b. Kale.
Partial account OH. IL. Price, Guardian OF
Clinton Royers
FIRST &C count Of William Buchapsn and An
sBuchanan. Executors Of tie Eststs OF Doyld bp
ch4pen dBc'd.
Ahd the same Willie for hearing In ne FRO
haAe Costfsef Ashanti ohio, onftneizth
day Of RIX l4ext; cndithey ere ordered 60 be pub
lished ia 1s tAaiend Vssse 8 2 rse noth
ht dat4s 80. ,Pfshsef Rx2Ss
Apri %. 1855
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John Id. Bowmanss Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given, thai the SUBSCRIBER has
been appointed and qualified as Administra.
tor on the Estate of John N. bowman. late oil
Ashland county, OHIO deceased.
JoSHUA BOWMAN.
March 81. 1853. 3W42
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MILLER HOTEL

ITHE subscriber having enlarged and refftted his
l. wellkhownhotel. opposite the SampseI House,
on Main street, is now prepared TO
the travelling public in a superior mannef. he
hopes that the liberal patronage heretofore extend
cd TO him will be continued. He particularly in
vites hisfriendsi in the country TO call on him as
his bills will always be found reasonable. His ta-
Bile will constantly be supplied with the best the
market Affords. Good stabling for horses and a
faithful OstIer will always be provided. Boarding
for private families or single persons furnished at
reasonable rates.
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STATE OF CoSSEcTIcUr.l HARTFORD, Conn.
Hartford, County, S.. Jan,y Is, 1858.
Personally appeared H, Kellogg. Secretary
of the Phoenix Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing Statement by himsub-
scribed, is true and correct to his best knowl-
edge and belief. Before me,
c.. .HOADLEY, Justice of the Peace.
1t is With much pleasure to ourselves and
patrons that we present the above statement
of our finances, to the careful perusal of the
public. 1t exhibits at a glance, the prime
and solvent condition the Company is in
and parties who desire Indemnity in a strict
ly first-class Company, will promote their
own interests by patronising the
PHEGNIX INSURANCE CO,
Which may be done by application to any Of
the duly commissioned Agents of the county,
in the principal Cities and Towns of the
Union. WICK &JAC0BS, Agents.
Los Ses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid
Ap rir@3. 1858. 3m45
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NoTICEfs hereby given, that I have been duly
IN appointed and qualified as Administrator of
the Estate of Jane Mcclure, decd. An persons
knowing themselves indebted to said Estate, ill
m axe immediate payment. ~
March "a, Isss.4 3wsa
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sNAHrRHss sPxNnsH HzxxTrxE.-
u 4 fresh suppiy OF Csrters Spanish 6istnres =
IA eSietas fr every szSily. ct
- EohEE16 HsTAHDH
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OBJ Mlarkets.
ASHLAND sIAnKEr.

AsnrASD. April 90. 1858.
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SHEET MUSIC.
The largest stock Of sheet music, works &C., &C.,
IN the Western country Fz' ~.
~ Music sent to any address, postage free Ia
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New Advancement.

New Arrangement.
WOULD announce TO the Subscribers for Period
icals, e, whose have been
ar TObn's Books, that receiving said PeTiod
Gals &C. regularly and would request those above referred
to- to call at Ill Main street. Auy wishing discontinue
their subscription, win please advise that lon
their eOples We have just received OF
elegant Family Bibles also late Mrs.
AIrs. SouthWorths Works. Everything IA the Book and
Stationery line be had the Cheap Book store"
III Main street. [apinl JAS. o ORR
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1T is NOT q DYE.
MRS s. A. ALLEN S WORLDS HAIR

RE5TORER
Gray haired Bald, persons with diseases Of hair,
sc4lp read the following and Judge of the articles
MRS s. a. ALIENS ZYLOBAL8AMUM
Or Worlds Hair ORES ing. with the Res
being often ecaciOuS in Of hair falling &C. without
REV II Y. DEGAN. Editor Guide to Holiness. 1--WE can
PRESIDENT j. II. EATON, L. D. 6Iurfreesboro' Tenn.
"NotEithstan dlng irregular the falling of of hair
ceased aud gray locks restored to original color"
REV. s. B. MORLEY, AttlebOrO Massachusetts,. '.Ithas
changed the Grown Of Glory, belonging to old
the original hue Of youth" &c.
REV. 81 TACHER, go of aEe,) Pitcher, ChenanEo
County, New York. '3iy hair is now Testoredi it Is
REV. D. WOOD, aIiddletOwn, New York. ''My hair
REV. JAMES Mckee New York City, Recommends It, &c.
sangline expectations" &c.
REV. P: GRIswoLD, Washington, N. II. sit Ia reail
ehicacous in restoring the hall" &C.
REV. g. NJ SPRATT, Lswsburgh, Pennsylvania. 1--WE
49,. can and do elseri1lly recommend II" &C.
REV. j. r. TUsTIN Charlestown, South Carolina. THE
white hair has become obvinted, )" &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Meriden, N II. eve think
~, very highly Of your preparaIionn &c.
to find my hair turn as when was young! &c.
REV. G. n. CLINK Lewiston, Pennsylvania. 'It has
REV. A. FRINK. Chataqua County, New York ''I sat
isHed and recomnendi IT." u
REV. d. NORRIS Cross River, New York sit Is the best
preparation eXtant."
REV. WILLIAM CUTTER, Editor Mothers Magazine, New
York, "Recommends It,"
EW-we might swell list but Il TRY IT.
We export these preparations to Europe and they
supersedIng all others there we'll In the United
does not sSit or stain Sold by all the principal whole
sale and retail merchants in the u s. Cuba, Canada
DEPOT, 3j5 RROO11R STREET., N. n.
where address all letters and Inquiries
~ Some dealers try to sell articles instead of this
which they profit Write Dept for circular,
terms, and nfnfnaon Genuine is signed, -Nrs. s. A.
Alien, written in INK. Beware of counterfeits.
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