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mINERVA COLLEGE.

For the Education Of Young Aadless
SITUATED FIVE MILES EAST OF NASHVILLE, TENN
TFyHIs Goubiur Institution will reopen the first Monday
in September next Attending superior educational facilities
Commodous additions having been made to the building, an
increased number OF pupils can be accommodated
1t design Of the Principal and Teachers Of the school to
study pleasure and to surround those entrusted TO their
care with all the charms Of the family circle.
The situation healthy and Of access, and the course Of
study thorough systematic Circulars with terms and
other artieIar can obtained at the book store Of W. T. Berry
& Co. Public Square McClure's music store, Union
or by addressing the Principal, 3 II. JONES,
a1gs ID Minerva College, near Nashville, Team.
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NASHVILLE.
SUNDAY MORNING, sEPT. ), 1855.

DfsTREsSe CksuALTT.We painei yesterday evening on
hearing Of the accidental drowning Of The little daughter OF the
Bsv Dr. THoAAs o. srRs II appears that in the afternoon
party ofas taken walk in the vicinity Of the Ressr-
vor, with whom was CARA WATs SURs' aged about eeT-
years When near the Reservoir the alarm Of fire given
by the ringing the bells when CLA, Nih that buoyancy Pc
cur to her. sprung up to the top Of the wall Of the Reservoir
the better when she lost her balance and e into
the drowned before assistance could Be- rendered
Her holy with all pose dispatch, but The vital
spark extinct.
Her funeral will take place this atROou. from the residence
Of Mr.. n. G. L. CLAIBORNE, at 4 o'clock.
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YVyHERE can he had at r. BLUNTs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment, Seals for Masons, 1. 0. 0. r.
Sons Of Temperance, NOtaes Public Insurance. Railroad and
Plank Road Companies, Courts States &C., &c Also steam
boats, Post Once Stamps steel Stamps engraved to order for
Blacksmith Syesms, in fact for all Manufacturers
stamp their namd address uuon their work.
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver Cold Brass
and untempered Steel without the slightest injury the stamp
/ itself.
Stencils Of kinds made to order. Jewery made and re
paired. r. d. BLUM,
Deaderck street, from the Public Square opposite the
Republican Banne Office. aug1-d&W3m
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srI, ME rsIaNCIIE I.EHYIs ZOE sALE.

ON SATURDAY, slst August, viii sen 70 the - =
highest bidder the steamer Blanche Lewis, ssfSl
she now lies at the wharf in Paducah, KY, a
dit Of three six and months acceptanc salts
actoy endorsed. 90 nces carries 900 tons Is in
good repair and fine Running The object Of this sale to
close the concern. Sale positive and without reserve
D. G FOWLER.
TIOS. BELLSNYDER,
auosts JOHN D. BATEMAN.
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Florida
Plke,s Peak cold nIInes.

WAsHISeToy Sept 4COlOneI Rector has ntrusted by
the Secretary Of the Interior the Seminole Indians
from Florida without military force.
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BANK NOTE AND Exchanges LIST.

WASHINGTON Samuel J. Jones Of Kansas appointed coec
at Paso Del Norte vice Sherman.
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SIIHTHLAND, PADUCAE1, 49, .
I sllaRssIA Louisville, SIs LOUIS aud =isfstla
- Memphis Regular Pack-zzzzz5sEiI
cts, leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays Wednesdays
Thursdays Fridays and Saturday 10 O'clock A. NJ The new
splendid passenger Steamer
MinnetOnka. Capt. H. G. matbeney,
will Nashville Mondays and Thursdays 10 o'clock
A. NJ. The light draught passenger Steamer
Cuba, Capt James w. Hunt
will leave Nashville Wednesdays and Saturdays 10 O'clock
A.. NJ. The light draugit passenger Steamer
blanche Lewis, Capt. y L. Batemans
will leave Nashville Tuesdays and Fridays at 10 O'clock A. NJ
The above light draugt passenger Beats and will
leave regularly appointed days. making connections
Paducah Mai Packets, for the above named places
For freight orpassage apple on board or to
iune2 A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON CO., Is College st,
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, Tor sale
HUI cheapty DILLON & CO. Is College st.
100 SASs "ALT' PIGH55 G CO. e d6, ' '
100 RASs HAIT BESE57 SSFEF 5a5 for ale
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO.. Is College ST
loo BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap by DILLON & CO., Is College st.
100 BAGS BALTIMORE COFFEE. for sale
HUI cheaphy DILLON & Co, Is College g.
1nO BAGS BALTIWORE COFFEE, for sale
HUI cheap BY DILLON & CO., IS College st.
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--EoR RENTs-The desirable residence No q souA
Spruce street. lease can had, 70 good tenant ~.
some furniture, At its worth Apply q rs oice 9
q, Pc. aug-l0G A4o u oA'l1-''
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OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENNESSEE.
ID. A. TibDs, Proprietor.

TTVUTs Hotel spacious brick building Just completed
Theuroprietor has incurred heavy expense in fitting up
and furnishing the rooms, make them and comfortable
me bouse H no oren the reception Of boarers visitors and
travellers and the proprietor afford ample accommodations
fo nm persons kn omnibus, with good and team viii be
al The po IN eor=ey passengers the Hotel the
def arsn The proprietor intends try class
Hotel, and hopes to share liberal patronage.
angls DANIEL A. TIBBS, Proprietor.
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Review of the Nashville Market for the
H.-...L- anr..- Z.

week emuEnE Septs l.
Business during the week under review has shown considerable
Improvement We have noticed quite number Of country
the city making their purchases for the fall and winter
They bring, generally, very favorable reports regard
condition of the country and the prospects for the coming
The trade will be heavy and much healthy than for
several years We glad find wholesale dealers pleased
with prospect before them. The stocks Of Dry Goods Hard
ware Groceries &C. better than merchants will
present this season, with the evidences which this
weeks has furnished, shall look for brisk movement
during the coming week.
COTTON-The Cotton market continues dull and hear Of
demand except fill manufacturers orders. We quote "a
1O the ruling prices though these figures may be regarded
nominal.
We have heard of no receipts of crop this week.
The accounts from the crops Middle Tennessee still continue
favorable for at least an average yield.
TOBACCO-Thcre is nothing doing in Tobacco The crop in
Tennessee reported generally looking fine and promising
handsome yield. The Louisville Courier Of the 2d says As
CARDS the maturing crop, have conflicting reports The dry
weather. is alleged has been very injurious the crop the
Green river region, destroying the ugs 1t thought that the
crop will not equal the past one.
PROyIsIONsThe receipts of Bacon during the week have
been fair We advance of &c Hams which
and in demand quote Shoulders &C. Hams Clear
Sides s595c, the prices paid from wagons From
! 40 70 advance on these quotations is demanded
Lard is in better request at Q991{c.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.-The trade in Wheat has been brisk
during the week, with active demand. We however continue to
These the
which the market opened and notwithstanding has
in other markets. remains stationary.
Prime White selling Knoxeat Soc and the Jonesboro
T7dor reports sale at that place ST. These the prices
paid bp parties shipping Richmond other
The demand for Corn still continues very limited may be
/ quoted nominal at 3is}4Oc.
There is limited export demand for Flour, but the views
holders above tho of spocuatcrs. Extra Family
held at s5a5o which advance Soc Super6nc continues
! at S4g4.5O.
GROCERIES-There has been consider bic activity
during the week, and advance Of &c Sugars
We quote Suarat Gllc in hhds and lOGI &c in bs; No
laes IS sc bbls, bbls; Golden syruI
9OGIIOc Rio Coffee l2ls Gl3Isc
DRIED FRUIT-We hear Of nothing doing Dried Fruits
and continue to quote Apples 58s and Peaches at 70
unpeeed and s. for peeled per bu prices which tn
market will probably open.
The Cincinnati Gd-etc Of the says There but ittl
Dried Fruit in the market and prices regarded
nal at SI5O6 s., for Peaches and sI75GS2 fer Apples"
York Journal Of Commerce Of the 3Oh ut says
Dried apples in demand at So b Southern %
lbs Southern dried peaches sold l61z cents"
FEATHERS-We note advance of PC in Feathers, an
now quote Live Geese $685. when put up good shippin
order.
IRON AND CAsTINGs-Tennessee bar, 5Ic Pittsburg ba
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BY TELEGRAPH.
yellow Fever.

yellow Fever.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 4Deats from yellow fever yesterday
seventy
Arrivel-ship Maya from Boston,
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leaving for the Pke Peak gold
regon
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON and after Wednesday the 18th Of August 1853 the trains
, will run 5 follows
Ga - 80 So
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NB-sI co. and postage stamps enclosdt any authorized
AGENT vii insare bottl Of the Pills by mail
Sold wholesale retail by Berry DemOville, and G. W. Hen
dershc.t, Agents for Nashville. ldeod&Wly
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Regular Passenger Packets,

Regular Passenger Packets,
FOR
LeltsAtF rov-,S,,rur
The Splendid Ii light Draught Passenger Steamers,
JOHN GAIJLT J. III. BUNCE, Master.
TEMPEST D. G.. PARR, Master.
EAVE as above, alternately, every TUESDAY evening at
O'Clock, for Louisville and all intermediate points, con
Meeting at Louisville T. g. Mail Packets for Cincinnati,
Wheeling and Pittsbur Through Receipts given for 70
All Eastern cities pr baltimore and Ohio Ralroad. Merchants
and Shippers may rely these boats leaving advertised For
mara4 II HARRISON, A gent.
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NASHVILLE, AUGUST 18Th, 1858.
WTE, the gne receivers, orers and sellers Of Cotton,
w have agreed upon The following scale Of charges viz
Receiving and Weighing, . cents per bale
Receiving, Weighing and Storage for two months less 50
cents per hale.
For each additional month, fraction Of month"; I9{ cents
per bale.
For selling rendering account Of sales, &C. . cents per bale
Purchasing, with funds in band, 50 cents per bale
The above charges Ei be strictly adhered 10 every instance
FISHER, WIRELESS 4 co.
A.. HAMILTON
J. A. McALISTER & co.
aurl3E&trE3m JOHNSON, WEAVER A. CO.
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V,ALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

WILL sell or rent Possession given Immediately that we'll
known Tavern Stand the SPRINGFIELD HOTEL with large
Stable and Garden attached. Would with hire
several valuable house servants Desiring change position,
would sell residence OF the pleasant beautiful
IN me place and small farm or two near the town well yategd
and setin grass. W LOWE.
sprinheid Tenn August 24th ls5s-u
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~" !" D EhittH NelEas
ST. LOrls, Sept 4The Mississippi and upper streams are
falling steadily.
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PIP. PECK, 49,
ArHrs
CARRIAGE WARE Rooms.
Cherry Street, Nashville.

As hand large assortment Of Family Coaches Ba1ouehes
E and Rockaways some Of them extra hne.
Also a few Choice Buggies Of his own and eastern
manufacture, with and without tops.
Also a horse adams EpSsss Wagon genuine article
In reduce my stock Of R0ckaways and Barouc
usual inducements will be offered to Cash customers
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E.Z.cntors. snIe % Lanas--On one, Two, or

Three Years Time -. -
VIII .sII b The highest bidder, Saturday ne 81 ~
seoteuter next, three tracts Of land In he neis -
F1rminrton, Marshall county, Tenn . "A &C.,.
Tbe Home Place, containing about one - -
srres. on which there Is q new mansion, neai3 li'
and dne land --.- ara h-rras-rl arre4.
IN, | m h good and he balance Of Il soo 1 'nll1 am
go2 NaSi vnv Place about tTo miles from Home Irlet
l Li - 80 scrs good cedar land, thirty acresceared,
1000 twenty twenty Ave acres Of which good
- - s.d viii he sold In lots
tIro three years tine with interest tro 80
sou ivinr security and leln the land for the pn
ls ~. .o8ey. The lands are al surveyed. Inn
% Ex. Of John Ii Paisley WILL
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"RESE mACKEREL.--lO0 whole aad half barrels
New acere put this season. Just received direct from
Boston, and tor sale by
CAhdEks MCKAY & CO.
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KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Huntsville. Kentucky.

KENTUCKY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE,
Louisville, Kentucky.
VNur Lectures Institution VIII the frst
Monday in November, and continue four months During
College.
Benf W Dudley, N. D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery.
Henry NJ But, n. D., Professor Of Theory and Prcoe OF
John Hardin, N. D., Professor Of Obstetrics and Clinical Ae
cine.
G. W. Wright NJ D., Professor Of Medical Chemistry
n. Marshall, N. D.. Professor Of Maisria hedca ana
peutcs. .-,---s a.
gerry and Clinical Surgery.
" d. Stirman, NJ. D. Professor IL Auatymy-
G. W. Baves NJ D. Prosssoro Physiology and Ralaolosel
Anatomy.
David Cummins n D., Demonsrator.
iO' '-ii IL '''in- '''n n. B. MARSHALL, N. D,
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ANDREW ,. SMITH,
no. 40, BROADWAY, Nashville, TENNESSEE,
DEALER
TENNESSEE IRON, CASTINGS, NAILS,
STEEL, AXLEs, ELLIPTIC SPRINGS,
ND all articles in his line Of business which he offers
a wholesale RETAIL low for cash, at the above stand
feb6-ly
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NEW BOOKS.
New Books.

OscEoLA, THE SEMINOLE or. ms Red Fs.=s- q "a.
Flower Land By Capt REID. Beuuy Hiosir..si uih ri.
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Education.

On Monday, the 9th Of September, the undersigned viii open
an English and Classical School Boys in the brick school
room on the south end Of the lot occupied by Church
This building has been leased for Of with the view OF
establishing permanent school Of high grade The number OF
pupils will be limited twenty.
TERMsFor English branches $780, for the Latin and creek
classics Including the higher branches Of Mathematics SO per
session Of No deduction for absence except ID cases
. ~ r,rot-scte5 illness B. T. BENTLEY.
REFERENCES:
JOHN A, McEwESr JOHN IRIAb1'
ArrEV Han. J. B. McFERRE,
JoHN B. LrSDsLEY, L. y HUSTON
r J. ME1es ang It'd
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NASHVILLE
Wholesale Price Current.

Y.
NOTE-Itmu be remembered that quotations for Bacon
Lard those paid BY dealers from Wagons, and that ia
filling ORDERS advance Of commission equal to = @ =
cent per d Is charged,
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Great Bargains at No. % Public
SstE-lls Square.--We will offer our entire stock Of
goods at cost for cash only days make for
Fall stock Now is the time everybody get cheap goods
Call soon or you will miss the chance
aug5 l. O. NICHOLSON < co.
n Look out for limitations Of Lea a. PERKINS, WOr-
estershire Sauce. See advertisement Of JOIN DUNCAN
4 soSs aug2i-d1y.
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Real Estate Advertisements.
Valuable Mill Property
r O R S ALE.

4&eS The subscriber offers at private sale,
EIH his valuable Mill Property, situated on
EzI4the State road leading from Smyrna to
Dsver, and four miles from the former place.
THE MlLL-HOUSE ls 40 by 4G feet, and 8
stories high, with two Water Wheels and three
Run of Burs. The Pond is large and furnishes
water sufficient for running the Mill, except in
the driest season of the year. This Mill is in
very fUe running order-in every respect well
fitted up for merchant work, in modern style,--
and is doing heavy business, having the Gus
tom of a wide range of country.
There is new Steam Engine, of 30 horse
power, attached, d,-recently erected at u cost of
$4,000, with ppurtenances,-w is in first
rate condition. o. Since the erection of the
Engine the property has paid to the proprietor,
after deducting expense Of both mil and farm
work, an Interest Of Ten per cent. on $40, 900.
Connscted with the Mill, is A FARM OF
70 ACRES of Land, with good Dwelling,
necessary Out Buildings, and two Tenant
Houses thereon. This Land las been repeat
edly lined, aud is in a fine state Of cultivation.
07-Oae-thrd Of the purchase money will be
required on the execution of the deed the
balance can be arranged il easy payments, to
suit the purchaser.
Persons desirous of examining the property
may call upon Jas. Evans, residing OIL the same;
or on the Undersigned, in the town of Smyrna
Aug. 26, '57. JOS. HOFFECkER.
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Price only Five Cents per number, or s. 20
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FIVE CENTS Number; 81 80 wear.
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Feb Is, 80 Franklin Souato "
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
FULLY received and promptly attended to.
o. He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, Or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes TO merit
and receive 4 liberal share Of the public patron
age. EBENEZER LURTY.
Dec. I9,"55-tf
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LANDRETl'S
81. A Agricultural SVaTchouSe.
SaSA Nos. 81 and % South Sixth street.
- Near the State House, Philadelphia

S4sEA Nos. II and % South Sixth street.
-~ES=- Near the State House. Philadeluhio
Ten floors OF this spacous building. erected exress
y for The PrOprIetOrs trade stored with Seed an,
Implements of interest to Farmers ard Gardeners
Sirty Years ESiQJiished.
The subscribers desire 10 ca II the ttcntiun of evor,
one interested in Farming and Gardening. 10 thci,
we'll selected stock Of
Agricultural Implements and Machinery:
Great Variety of Horticultural Tools;
Warranted Garden and Flower Seeds
Grass and Field Seeds of the most reliable
quality;
The Agricultural Implements sold bv us : re mostly
manufactured al our Steam Works Bristol Pa
Having fitted up this establishment wIihuu rcoord
To expense with the most complete machinery ir the
manufacture of various kinds of Agricultural Imuir
mcnis we are now prepared supply al! articles IN
ms Inc luIly equal not superior, anything of The
KIND ever before offered 10 the public.
LANDRETIfS warranted GARDEN SEEDS
Have been before the public for upwards of sixty
years Their wide spread popularity and the constant
iy increasing demand from year 10 year is Tho host
evidence OF their superiority over all others
W Country Merchants can be supplied with seeds
IN papers or bulk, on the most liberal terms
BUomstale, near Bristol, Pa, our C;a.den S,.ad
grounds, contains three hundred and seveutv acres
and Is the largest establishment of the kin in ba
world. d. LANDRE'TU {, SoV '"'
Nos. 81 and % South Sixth street, Phijndelnbio
se30-3m i"'"
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Farmers of Delaware,
Ad1CnfiNuAt

| Y0H can supply yourselves with Chemical M9nure,
I-WafiaBtcd PCRE,-whIch have been in sllccesslu
| use ia New Jersey for the past Seven Years-thev
have received the DIPLOMAS of hew JERSEY Nev
YORK, Delaware, and Pennsy vania Agricultural So
cieIeH, and have been used by the President of the
Uniiel States, his Garden and Oh the Public
Grounds al Washington, d. G., and by the followirU
gentlemen, VIZ: j. jcke, Esq; A Z Lnsher J /
Reeves. CarkshOrO', New Jersey; Senator Roberts
VIM Miller. and Chas York, Of Cape Island, New Jer
sey.
Thomas MulforI, Esq. Camden, N J. DR. Berens. Dr
Knight, Mr. Field, Mr. Atkinson and Levi Johneon nil
OF Nc W Jerscy-ihey say il is the CIIEAPES'r and
MOST RELIABLE MANURE2S now in Use. he
ing permanent and improving tho land BY enrichjnq
The soil II Is suited TO the various crops YOU raise-
Corn Potatoes, Grass, Wheat, Oats, &c BY enclosing
Check Or any New jersey or Phad Bank or refer.
eHce tu any good House in Phada or in exchange for
Produce, at fair Market rates here your orders will be
filled and Shipped 10 you. Free Of car age expense
W Every article sold by me is Guaranteed.
Super Phosphate of Lime, $40 90 Ton.
Bone Phosphate, $50 90
American Fertilizer, $25 90
A Barrel is sufficient for an Acre of Ground.
broad cast.
Pure Bone Dust, 600 barrels now ready,) at
80 per barrel or $50 ten.
Poudretle, No l, (50O barrels now ready,) at
~ to SS3 a barrel.
Land Plaster No. 1,-l,O00 barrels, at ST.
to 81 barrel.
Potash, 50 barrels
Peruvian, Patagonia and ChiIian GUANO.
GEORGE A. LEINAU, Proprietor,
No. 81 South Font street. PhIlndelnhin Civ Pa. |
Wholesale DeuleIs allow ed a Liberal DsColnt
9J-Pamphels be had on application to my Office |
'r Of my Agents. marll 3n
Smyrna times., 1858-04-29
From the Editor of the Real Estate Advertise

- "OSI ON' q SCIlOUI sIreeI, March 20, 1888
Dear sir Having become prcmaIurely quite orov
Was induced some six weeks since TO make rial Of
your Restorative. have used less than two bellies
bulthe gray hairs have ali disaPpeared and ahonoh
my r nas moi iGly attained lis original COLOR YET the
great hopes that i'll short Time my hair will be ~
formerly. have also been murh eratiiieJ nj m.
healthy moisture ana vgUr Of the hair Which before
was harsh and dry; and has ceased 10 come oni a
formerly Respectfully, youis, d. c. NJ RUPP
Professor Wood