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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-19
NEWS FROM THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS June 10
River fallen eight inches, and reeeding at rate
Of quarter ofan iReh per hour.
All upper streams reported falling. Several
heavy rains yesterday-elear and warm this morn
ing. Thermometer SO deg.
Additional Salt Lake news says that 20 Mormon
families arrived at Camp Scott asking protection,
which was given.
Capt. Hams with $50 bead Of beef cattle was
me, at Hans Fork, sfteen miles this side Of Camp
Scott.
For two weeks the troops had been living on
eight ounces Of -four and half pound Of beef per
day.
Lieut.. Smith was met on Green River, travelling
forty.eight miles per day. Mail party averaged
over sixty-hve miles per day for whole trip.
Accounts Of floods at Cairo much exaggerated
Damage not go great as reported.
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Sya- There was quite an excitement 10 this city,
Yesterday in reference to an attempt BY the q. S.
Marshal of this District, and the Sheriff Of Erie
county, to seize the U. S Revenue Cutters lying
in the Cove basin, process issued from the U.
s. District Court in session at Cleveland. For
facts 10 the case, We can learn them, are
as follows: The wOrkmen's liens-or portion Of
them-against the vessels have not yet been dis
charged, the contractors at Milan having failed,
and the government having taken possession Of
the vessels, with the understanding that it was to
pay Of the liens against them, instead Of paying
over the contract price directly TO the contractors
When the vessels were ordered 10 be put in com
mission for active SERVICE the creditors insisted
upon payment Of their claims, and process was
issued accordingly. Night before last Mr. Carey,
attorney for the prosecutors, accompanied by the
O. S. Marshal, arrived in this city from CleFe-
land, prepared to execute the process. Dur
ing the night one Of the cutters the Jacob Thomp
son, Capt. Martin, acting under general orders
previous received from the Treasury Depart
ment, sailed for Detroit. This movement alarmed
| the Cleveland parties, who feared that the whole
/ feet might follow the example, and give them the
| slip; and at an carly hour yesterday morning
/ between four and Eve o'clock they appeared
upon the eribbing. near which the cutters were At
anchor, and hailing them, demanded admission
| on board at the same time stating their errand.
They we're accompanied by Deputy Sheriff Smith,
Os this county. Capt Mitchell, who has CON-
| mand Of the feet, demurrsd, until be should re-
ceive instructions from the Collector of the Port OF
from the Department. and they were not allowed
10 come on board Toe Marshal and Attorney in
sisted and threatened to call out the military force
hCapt NJ. persisted in his refusal; but 10 no puT-
pose. The Captain was firm, having meanwhile
applied TO the Collector for instructions. During
yesterday the Department was telegraphed for or
ders. but We have not yet learned the result
The Deputy Marshal still remains in town, while
the Attorney. Mr.. Carey, has gone back to Cleve-
land-SaRdHSky Reg.
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FoUxD DRowSED-The body of drowned man
was found in the Lake yesterday afternoon, under
The pier at the foot Of Water street When found,
the head and shoulders were completely imbedded
in the sand, and the legs lying in the water The
body was evidently that Of an old man, and had
doubtless lain in the water for months. It was
much decOmposed; the eyes, nose and teeth we're
completely gone. Il indicated man stoutly built
and five feet six or eight inches in hight. There
was no clothing upOR the body, except cotton
undershirt anu two pairs Of drawets, stockings and
boots. The corOner's jury returned verdict that
the deceased came to his death by means unknown
to them.
II is surmised by soms that it may be the body
of Capt. Gibson. of Buffalo, who disappeared some
time last fall and has not since been heard Of
Others think it may be that Of the old man Ebene'
zer Wilcox, waO disappeared mysteriOusly in the
early part Of March last He was represented,
however, as a tall man and eighty-tEO years Of
age.
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RRWARR OF IMPOsTERs.

Once ia Broadly way. New York; known As the author Of
Np cETafirc Tneateaf for the diseased the Lungs
Heart, Liver Stomach, BoNels KIDNEYS, SKIN, Nerves,
Muscles Joints Blood and for all Female Complaints
Continues his practice with his usual success q He y
asuer absEf from Hsg T0-k aad has a0i been
he has OfhsrOe GssOciae parfnT al BznO'
Chicago Detroit, Pittsburgh essr dnd has aot A1d-
r. Besare Of al uhg has zac Or BTefsHdiag 70
n0p, 10 hare had PraeEioa1l eOzaeeSa i'a
Ihiu Tcy Eosers Apply, personally or bJ let
ter directly himself Al has Once IA Broadway New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
sent to any part Of the country and treatment conducted
Success uy by Letter from the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" the Lungs. md explaining the
method BY which he the above diseases so pages
bound) sent by mall post paid, for 40 cents.
i,.ns.dlnn ---- :
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting a few bushels Of choice article 10 Sow.
Now this was shrewd on their part, and no one
accused them Of SURFING themselves 10 NAP when
il would SEEM proper TO be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed by the same rule
in getting SUIT of clothes of the right GRAIN.
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had TO SEW upon, and has left upon il an
even, clean, and firm SEAN.
A garment made " TO the LETTER'-as above
will never be called upon 10 recognize the "LET
'ER RIP"
At J. SonnebOrn's, l56 Superior street, Cleye-
land, o., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found in aay quantity,
and what dOuby adds TO the wonder, Is, the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CENT less than al
dnV Other clothing store IN The STATE
Admission free, and attendants to show visitors
through the extensive e. .tablishment-gTatis.
junesd ktriWr
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
FROM THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS, June IL
A dispatch from ST. Joseph. No, per U > TX
press to Boonvie, says the Salt Lake mail arrived
last night bringing Camp Scott dates to May 29th-
The train was II l-2 days on the route
At last account, Capt. Marcy was on Cherokee
trail, 200 miles from Fort Bridger.
Col Hoffman had reached big sandy Greek, 10
miles from Fort Bridger.
The Mormons are ali leaving the valley, going 10
a place named Proyerst, 40 miles from the city,
where it is said they intend fOrtiying themselves
from further molestatiOn-
Gen. Johnston would leave for Salt Lake City as
soon as provisions reached him, independent Of the
arrival Of Capt Marcy.
The mail train met outgoing trains at the follow
ing places;
First train at Three Crossings; second at Bitter
Coitonw ood; third at Ash Hollow; fourth at Wal
nut Greek.
The mail trains encountered q snow storm IN the
South Pass. They met Col Andrews at the South
Platte, Col. May at Big Blue, and the Peace Com
missOners about 10 miles from Camp Scott
The river at this point has fallen about inches
in the last IS hours and is still falling very slowly
The Missouri is Teeeding about foot per day, and
the Mississippi is also on the decline at about The
same rate The Illinois IS reported rising again
Weather shOwery. Thermometer 80 deg.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June I5-
The Times Washington correspondent says the
steamer Fulton Of the Gulf squadron is 10 be or
dered home Immediately, to be fitted out for Par
aguay under the command Of Lieut.. Almy.
John Mcmahon, alias George Wilson, the lad
who robbed the jeWelry store Of Mr.. Goodwin, his
employer, in Boston, was arrested here. Nearly
ali the plundeT has been recovered.
The first and second mates, Albert LOring and
Charles Smith, of the ship Globe which put in
here q month ago for repairs, have been arrested
for stealing $500 worth Of tObaeep.
The steam frigate Susquehana has orders to be
disinfeeted by the Secretary OF the Navy.
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pbpsifialls & surgeOns.
MORTON. NJ. D,-Physopatbic

u MOHTON, NJ. D.,-PhySOpathle
Deer Eclectic Phgslr aa Slroa r6iesss 0 sIid-
1Tifery and Diseases Of Women and Chiareu. DR. NOR
TON having located himself la This pi1es IS ready % at
tend all calls IN hls Pr1tesi9n either a h once OF az
every descpton either mnera animal Or yesetable and
never rel aees ms " N ~. ~ ~ ~, ~ ~
~ 5ss ei with diseases Of the Liver, Lungs. Kid
usys .sen Neuraga Inf uiat Rh sumatsa. either
Acute hr0nic Lnss of Appen, Derangement Of the
ouach Constipaiioa Of the Bowels, Bilols Affections
r-e Scrufaous sEellines and ucers Cancers Fistuas
Impurities Of the Blood any q runlc long Standing
disses diseases peculiar the female sex saSh as sup
pTesSi0n Pr0apsus utsra, Hemouhsge &C are request
ID 10 call His Moie q lreatIlcuL also completely
adapte,I 10 Dissasss uf fchiidren-
Dr. M has also sure safe and never failing remedy for
Fever and Ague Choiera ChocrsAuThus, yseutciy and
Dianhoea. Cola, Cram Loekiaw, Fs and Sasms treat
rzr 81 Is also prepared treat success fully FEW ERS
offhe varas types togshr With All othsI orla ID acute
but acts deducio from years on the Reform o.
~ Of Dhs,c and systens OF urlctice ana
sTs.iaafe from the OH ahl schools Of Medicine
KINDS of 30 TANIC MEDlCINESsi simples and compounds,
llnetures and syTups such 9s are usually Kept N Botanic
inian Remedies, ald large numbgrof Compounds pre-
jared b himself Resdial Aseats amgns which are
MIX Weed remedy for The Dyspepsa, Piles,
AntiB llous ~ enc usseiy er ne LiTeI Satlye
Bttsrs; Arm DysPstie Powders; foh Aehe DIops hlsh
never all cure; EyeWaier. never slilng remedy or
Weak sore and lnh ned kJes Canker af O3a-
koTgr Caopel S9re-s certain and Pc cur "
Ms B1sam Of Wild Cherry Tor Coughs Colds bIoncnii IS
Ininenf Pain Killer superior article 70 any now
use internal or external application sovereign he
ey for Chosera; Mothers Cordial OF Female Friend,
and aiher articles too numerous 10 meI ton
r7- n B. Particular Attention will he paid In treat
bso ~ ~ III he morbid hnors Dr. al does no pretend 10
se tho ecad. bu he does claim that he all
oaice, No lOs IaFsin St. Residence, No. 10 Church
81 CleVeland, West Side.
ts sod ehaass IN s d oes % ore isa a Msdcas sad Is
TsTisas6ranches- an sdiu &do.Et JnF2s lss
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REcEEr OHIO PATESTs.-Tbe following new
patents have just been obtained through the agency
OF Messrs. Brainerd & Burridge Milo Osborn
osbonviIle, AshtabuIa Co, machine for raising
sunken vessels; H. G. johnson. NorwaIk, Tanning
Enos Page. Streetsborough, Clothes Frame NJ c.
Younglove, Cleveland, Seed Drill, and very val
uabIe invention
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
WILuSOrON, Del. June Is.

The American Telegraph conpany's appliea~
lion for right # way through this city, which has
been vigorously contested BY the personal pres
ence Of Amos Kendall and other parlisans Of the
present monopOlists, was granted By the City
Council last night by vote Of IL to }. This de-
cision removes the last obstacle in the way Of a
now line from New York to Washington and the
South, and holds out hope for the speedy relief
of the public from the combination Of interest and
extortiOnate rates of the present lines.
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WILI, TRUTH COMMAND ATTENTION.

To restore healh must parity The blood Fevers,
without exception, rso from foreign matters having been
absorbed aud retno the circulation These causes OF
sickness may produce nfaenzl. Group rheumatsm
gout, ch0lc cough Bat Branirefhs Pills. simple
potent and veg table the and the cure fol-
lows ofcourse They the OF eveTy day saving
many valuable lives Principal sce, "a Canal street
BrandIefh Building New YORK Sold also by
iuus-lSslV DRa67 s GARpINER. Cleveland
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THE Observation-Disclosures Brothers, Peli and
Trowbridge's Minstrels VIII give one more Concert
in this city, tonight, and positively their last
We need not advert to their great excellence in their
profession and their careful avoidance Of profanity
these are things well known to this public We
hope they may have fun house aud one eOmmen-
surate with their merits.
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J. B. Barnes & Co, PrOprietOrs of the Cleve
la,f Plumbing Works. Atwafer Block prepared
with ar-e force Of erpcreneed vVoTkmen doing every
esr tioa Pu nbing IN the most thorough manner, on
he mos scientific plans reasonable terms and on short
notice lrge OF Fountains OF erent sty les and
izss Bathing Tubs Of cast and wood haed with
innedcopper steam heaters lead aud galvanized iron
ppss Leather and India Rubber ose every description
Of Brass AMI Plated Cocks including the Pateui Seleos
NJ Cocks recently introduced, Wash Bowls and all kInds
fwstsr Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand An
work warranted m2s-dSwi
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Drp GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

O RAYMOND 4 CO., have received,
Os Beck Dress silks, and full supplF,
lLdiz aud Summer 81 Ks.
Sfslla Cashmere and 4 kibst ShaWls.
White Crale Shawls. .embrs iterod and plain
Brucha Scarfs and Shawls,
Black and COlursd SILK Shaw Is,
Black elik Mautllas-
ReSfoTiD Dress Goods, Mcuseiine de Chene.
Cha-i De LANES, R0besa Qlilles;
French RIillants, Org1nds Mus1ns.
Chiufz Organdies Chocolate Organdies,
ResiOri GTeuadines, Ber3ge RobeS,
French Jacconsts. Ginghsm Robes a Quillas
Plain all wuO de Lanes. H1yies' Pms
French, English and American al'cAes,
Iagies Gauntlets, G ents Diving Gloves,
ladies AIarsoilles Coials, Chautlliy Ncilsi
Parusols. Ribbons and Lace,
FmFI Hsndkerch efs Enid Collars.
... Sleeves and Collar Sets. Blsck Lace Mltts.
ChaniiIiy Bugled COllars, White SIX Fringe
Rmb'd Hands Edsings ard lnseItlngs.
FsncF Belt Ribbons. Marseilies Trimming,
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Id sinss,
Bonnet Grapes uluSl0n Lace.
Bos1et Rouehes AleTander's Kid Gloves,
Fmbd Lace and Muslin Window Cultains,
DaulsEks, M0rveens Table and Piano Covers,
Marseles Qailts. COunfeI Ipanes and Toilet Covers
Irish Linens TickIngS and Shectlngss
PuSsia TOwelings and Hukabuks,
Staule ShirtinEs and Fancy do,
Rr5ad Cloths Cassimeres and Slfiretts,
Vegtiugs and Gents Shirts and Collar,
Checked Valantns, Drsb Apacca.
6-4 -4Cashmere Coating, Cnshans,
Neckerchieis, SusuendeTs, and Umbrellas-
All of which hive been bought low and will be sold AZ
'Il1S iaalS 5 RAYMOND CO. 60 Superior 81.
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ARRIVAL OF The NORTHERN LIGHT.-The pro
peller Northern Light, Capt spaulding, arrived
yesterday morning. She brought down aquantity
OF copper. iron ore, fish and hides, consigned to
Messrs llama, Garretson & Co She made the
round trip in eight days, and her performance in
every respect Is equal to the most saDguine exPec
tatiOns of her builders and owners. Tie following
is the list OF vessels seen on the return trip;
MOnday-Sehr. Sargent, 'discharging lumber at
Eagle HarbOr schr. Queen City. of YermilIiOn,
dischargng coal at Copper HarbOr. Schr. Chal.
lenge, discharging coal at L'Anse.
Tuesday-At Marquette, schrs. Vanguard, Guy
shOga and Ballard, waiting to load with iron ore
schr. Live Oak nearly loaded, and schr Roberts ex.
pecting to sail the same evening.
Wednesday-Barque American Republic at Wa
iska Bay. Brig General Worth, leaking, unloading
at the Saut Schr Midnight in Saut River, bound
up.
ThursdAy-Passed in Lake Huron brig Lavater,
bound down; brig G. P. Williams, and sehrs. Le-
ander, WOrthington aud Ford, bound up.
The Illinois left LAnse four days before the Nor
them Light bat arrived al Marquette some later.
She was seen afterward coming into the canal at
the Saut Just as the Northern Light went down the
river, aud again on Wednesday night considerably
in the distance astern. 1t IS presumed that some
accident had occurred to her machinery.
The Northern Light viii leave again on We5nes-
day night next.
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ANorHER CRRYAssE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June IL.
On Thursday night the great Yazoo pass gave
way. The channel is now over 30 yards wide. and
widening and deepening rapidly The water has
fallen or 10 feet, and is rushing with terrific force
telling trees in lis path and il IS feared will do great
DAMAGE
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FLOOD At CAIRO.

NEw YoRK, June Is.
Chicago papers just received contain details OF
the immense destruction Of property at Cairo,
through the entire submersion Of the town. The
assessed valuation Of the property in 1851, was
nearly $4,000 900, but the papers say that 1t con,
veys no distinct idea Of the actual loss Of capital
or loss sustained by the Illinois Central Road in
actual improvements in Cairo.
Last despatch reported water still riSing.
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PROlI PHILADELPHIA.

7 HIL ADtI.F M VIIII u.
Count Sartiges and Lord Napier, the French
and English m .nisters, arrived here to-day from
Pottsvile, where they visited the coal mines.
They took lodgings at the La Pierre House.
Count Sartiges left at P. NJ, on his return TO
Washington. Lord Napier will follow him to-
night.
Senators Seward and Cameron accompanied the
plenipotentiaries on their Pennsylvania tour.
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CINCINNATI, June I,

Weather fns. Their. so. River falling rapidly.
Miami botoms free Of water. Corn planting on
them. Wheat in hne condition. Barley now
harvesting-erOp good
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TEMPERANCE MEETSG.-There will be meet
ing of the friends of temperance at the Sons Of
Temperance Hall, Ontario street. at two o'clock
D. u. tomorrow.
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T BRYANT SrRATToN's chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and Vies
persa. P. r. SPENcER & Sons have charge o.
sheCIeveland Writing Department ebs4tf
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iPERsoxAL.-D. P. EBERNAN, Esq, and LADY, oi
Akron, were among the arrivals at the johnson
yesterday. "DGN" has our best wishes in his
new astate."
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VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, Trumbull Co . U N, an ~, 81
he eby certify tha have been dealing the Gracu-
berg Medicines Tor the past year, AMI try say that
have offered metc 10 the pu-hc that have
the deciel ap1rJhaou q The people than
these particularly the Pills id Cathocoa They viii
readily Perrm land more than : promised i5r thsm,
sold about hlY b ties OF toe Catnou the past sea-
sou, and IA TIE best results IN every case
JsH. c. JOHNSON. Med As
Read what Dr. Bushnell s1ys Of the Graheuberg Med
ieinss Dr. is physician OF extensive practice. aat
one Of the successful In The eJuutY trumhuu In
which he reside
ms csrihes that have used the ra5nberg Pills and
Mlrshall's Catholcon = ID here b. H. q Johnson 70
ny praclce ny entlre s1iisaclion- They are good
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Tmmbul Co, o Alarrh1 :, 81.
WEST BEBFOED. COshOct0n Co May IA, 81
Mr. II B Kingsley-sir. have been selling the mecl-
cnes the Grarnherz Company for the last ten years
and .araby found them 70 give good sasiacton
aud the Pills have sold q great many iamss 5 rese
larly their and coffee aud with trade they have
becoms staple article MaIshalls Oenne ca no ieon Is
medicine that great auouEt u good IN Pc male
Diseases. One ladyI sold It 70, told me int she bad re-
ceired od from rute than she did from long
course o. medcal treatment by the most aF sca
Yours Truiv JAMES WILSON.
For sale bF all druggists and medicine dealers IN ONO,
H. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
mhe-dSw ~ General Agent for ohio
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iaeaI estate Aqfuts.
DOR SALE OR EXCEANcF

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
a GklSf ANDSAW liILL--Wafer Power, ansi abund-
sncs oi Il % miles By R1llr1ad r0m Cleveard near
Saton, IN god urler and doing good business =
Nill ezehange "a part for good farm.
a ACRkS-Near the Lake Shcrr-s miles frou Tn IA
Sua ul i1ch sandy loan; abundance Of lruit All
KIDS and y acres timber. VIII take Western lands m
par payment
STONE DWELLING LoT-WeIl Iocatedip a seSirs-
nie % ps { q tne sItyi 10 erehnnge iur snail larm
CASk Az ENuk-A cutiage house with large LOT and
small fam ~
lie SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
y ny SlOCk nd Vacant Lots exchlnse in a snail
dy- - ''o
AZ EUCLID STATION 2Q0 arns OF land-soil black
10y iea unier hne cultivation, viii a undance Of
choice iruit and some tmhers dwellings and two
narns aud nevrallng spring # Ngter; and acres < Of
ni e III o. tns Station; rieh loany soil To exchange
70 ACRES IN WiLLOU UGHRY-Ou the Lake Shore-
considerable fTuit ~ ~
HURON Co-Fam Of II0 acres IL mile from R r.
s-lllon good new house and barn orchard sc. we'll
property - - -S4
FOR RENT s,ory Dwelling House On Lake st-S2is
DO co FrsLkf n st-SI5O
ROUSE x JENNINGS,
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u For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
mage.
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Alc0irines.
OY 10 the Admirers Of a Fine head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Joy 10 the Admirers Of fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
bsiS nI beauty { slgnot eEist Sthoat as head Of
clrealar around each bottle, and can doubt
PROFESS0R WOODS HAIR
a. lst.SfoRArIVE-W call The attention Of sII Ola
AsS = rs orsiual eolr gray hli the head Of he
% ~ - i .s1s,aal sr1shIsm9yes the dandrua, iieh-
q tho aaurai fluids and hence. usod as regular des-
faiias extreme old age in ali lis nafi beantv Ne
can hon qpootho bald ths IaY Or diseased ia scalp 10
10 sias Locks OF the vltching curl, ever be
The Agent for PrOf Woods IIar Restorative in New
Haven reee we'd the following leof regard 70 the Res
DEEP RuER CoNN, July p. lsss
1Ar LeaEenEoTthSir: Ihave been troubled with dau-
lfaa or scur oa my bead for than year ny har be-
Havoc paper about Isar Isssfar.tivs7 a
Cd bottle ~ IT, and found 10 M h %
the thllg, removed the seurf aud hair began TO
all OF rave great fath 10 Il wish yoa 10 sena ne
s ~ ies more y AlI Post the bearer Of thIs don't
a market Tor many bottles after Il is known here.
Yours with respect. RUFUS PRATT
PHL1DELPaIA, Sept. 9, Is566
Ing tsef beneficial 10 rhe front and also the back
palt OF nv heal almost lost is coyerogin fact
sud now the zip Of nv head we'll studded with Dromis-
aSs i've t,5 S s S1s I, -; ~ ss 5scelslns rs
IN whatever thak frum ny peTsoual recom1leni-
ton can induce many Others tltTy 1t
Yours respectfully, D. r. THOMAS MD.
No 90 Vine street.
VINcESSEs, Ia, June p lssl
Prof o J. Wood AsyOu ARE about u manufacture snd
Eend your TecenfF discovered Hair RESTORATIVE. will
state for WhomsOsFer concern, that have used u
and kn.yn ahers % Ithat have Tor sevefa wears
bssn in the habit Of other Hr ssor1tivss Cn that
md yours vastly superior 70 ether know II entirely
uieanse the head 4 dandruh aud with months proper
will restore perso hair % the Orslaal yauihful
color and texture giving Il healthy, soft and glossy ap
n n han
apply t. or the dress hch u druDs would therefore
recommend is TO evgIy desiruus o having fne
coior aud te1furc 10 hair.
Respectfully yuurS, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD 4 CO Proprietor, ~ Broadway n. Y
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Market street. 81 Louis. Mo
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