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Ist Cotton is used as il is purchAsed-On spOOls
without rs-Einding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The troable and perplexi.y Of hlling shut
tie, (ss in other machines,) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. 1t is very simple yet strong in construction,
easily Learned and kept in order, and does not re-
guirs to be taken spsrt to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and will not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is As elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrofaers beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the saes-rOOn Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of amaehine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
st the room Of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,50per day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop Spanglsr's Block,
nhsOd6n;1ss Superior St. up stairs.
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FROM MEXICO.

WAsHISeToN, July II.
The New tOrleaus papers contain details Of the
news by The steamer General Rusk, from Brazos
Santiago A.. T..
The adyices from Monterey state that portion
of the liberal army. under De Golado and Blaneo;
attacked Qua 1slajara. carrying tne outWGrAs anu
have been storlne d on the i4th. Miramon has ieH
santa suis at the head.of 1000 men, 10 aid the be
siepei: Zurazuu was closely following ms rear
with heavy force oi rifles =.
It was rumored that Morena, eomnlanIsI ~ ~
Tar,nico had been reduced TO the necessity Of
making peace ovcrtures 10 Caravajal, who answer.
ed thai he could listen to no terms which dld mol
NOT recognise the existence of authorities Eidaur,
n was not inbad health but in excellent spirits ana
t;oTs ~ recotciliatiou had seen made to him by
tbe Centralsts, but that he refused to entertain
/ them unless they acknowledged the supremacy oi
| the constitutional government
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
SONS OF MALTA CONVyNTION.

SONS OF MALTA CONVSNTION.
PHILADELPHIA, July l9-
The grand National Convention OF the sons o.
Malta, met this morning in the Grand Council
Chamber in this city. The Convention was tempo.
rarity organized,by the appointment Of Curtis Guild
Of Boston, Chairman, and 5. K Glenn Of the same
city, as Secretary.
On motion a Committee Of one delegate from
e. ch Lodge represented was appointed 10 select
fro n the Convention permanent officers 10 preside
over its deliberations, which resulted in the unani'
mons choice Of the Hon. Henry SOuthers Of Pa, as
Presid snt, and one Vice President from each dele.
CATION. q W. Gilks Of n. Y, and G. W. Wood Of
Pbiladelu bia, were appointed Secretaries.
The fol- wing are the names of the Business
III Watkins n. Y; Curtis Guild Boston; Mr..
Thatcher, st. Lonis; ]. C. johnson, Of KY; and
Mr. Sloan, OF N. D.
The Committee on Finance reported that SIs.-
565 AZ was distributed by the various Lodges m
the u. 5. for charitable purposes during the year
1851. The funds in the Grand Treasurer's hands
at the commencement OF the present year were
81. SEQ 25.
Tbe different Lodges in each State are well rep
resene J. there being about $50 delegates present.
and so foreign ones TO arrive.
The meeting adjourned at P N. until 10 A n.
TO morrow.
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FURTHER FROM LEAvENwORTH

ST. LOUIS, July 10.
Additional dispatches from our Le1yenNoTth
correspondent per U. S. express TO ooOn'l'e'
saws; Ht
lows Weaver 4 Newland. $50 900. insured :. -
900 in Etna Offices Stewart & Co, $4,000, insur-
ed $1,000; Saunders & Bro, $1,000, insured $1,000
DR.. Park, SO 500. insured 5000; B. Loeb, 5000,
insured $1,000; Paul Dexter, 5000, uninsured ;
Z r SmOot, $4,000. uninsured; Simon Cohen, IN
ms red Grazer < Bro, $1,000, do; Davis Lutes,
SsOOi do: h. German, 5000. do Ihos. Russell.
do. Nr Calvert, $1,000, do; Albert Fisher, S3.5O
do; A II. MeGhey, $1,000, do; Currier MeCOr-
mick, 5000, uninsured. 49,,
Smaller amounts ranging rom SSOO 70 s3a!.S' s1gOy
Increase the 10 al loss 10 over Sl3OOOO on winch
insurance Of sac. OOC, chiefly in Hartford Offices
The report that q man and two boys were bur
ned in the Theatre proved ineorreets
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PERsoNAL-SenatorB Bright and son, of Indi-
ana, Hon. John D, Dawson, of PENNSYLVANIA
J. Collins, Comedian, Philadelphia, Hon. G. H.
Barlow, of New York, II. S Sanford, of Con-
necticut, and S. Hopkins and family, of New
Orleans, were among the arrivals at the Ameri-
can yesterdly.
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CHAIR DYE-HAIK DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
All others are mere imiiaos, and should be avoided, Al
YOU wish TO escape ridicule-
GRAY RED. or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70
Beautiful and Natural Black. without the least
niuiy Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded town Bachelor since ls3s. and 1900
applications have made the Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
wI A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not u b. distinguished fro uaiur5 and Is WARRANTED
not iuure the least however lon /; may be ooniin
ued an the il elects % Bal Dyesremedied; the Hair IN
vigoratod for life bY this sple did Dye-
Made sold applied lin private roosl At the Wg Fac
I33 Broadway, y. y
r The Genuine has the name ons address upon steel
engraving four sides Of each Boa, of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
H. vi
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THE JOHNSON HOUsE-0ne hundred and
eighty-three persons took dinner at this favor
ite House yesterday. The Johnson, in com
mon with the other Hotels of the city, seems
to be doing thriving business for this season
of the year. Nearly five hundred persons were
stopping at the four principal Hotels yesterday.
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nlr0teines.
lF AfLFRICAN WO,

.EALl7H OF AMERICAN WO,
IL MEN. 20 20, a. n Y, Daiy Nsrs Cs.Itori: D
Ss g5 es.s % to ss % g Letter S p .sos
sr column. He as tso hsc in an sbie manner and
FTo1l tls AL5 Nv MorasaS Es1rs1s
sTsh1 US5SSs ihsliqon has PoSsS 70 Be fully y,S as
bs msca gentl.nsa and Others Dr. Bridge Is regular
and diseT@ns iadisiSS and h1hy slesssi1 PTsc
tt,3SeI, n aN - Ises especially those oi Woen and
FsOa Physieians.
aialshllrs % rns caihoeOa vii certainly cure all
There Is m ,iclne ike il in this country"
Uterine CANON son Is 4 GER am and safe remedy
MARSH ALLs UTERINE CATHOLICoN
Is unhesltatinf y sred reliable remedy ior those
e9Sas a Which ever % TGa3R % liable als T9es1 10
talk work becomes alike suurce Of suffering not i'm
soa ledy are FS1s q The WS%S % whites Sup
pressed In uaI or Pa nfal Me9stIuation Bloens IA
gans Retention IEe0ntineuce Of UIine, Heartburn, Co.
DIS uTbcd sleep and all troubles on ahc OF SYM aiheIc
connected With the uterine eIEsns - -
OF Win spif, nssT OF lqns are hseI - an an
md reefi SIarshails Uterine CathOiconis quaek
medicine but lis Ingredients have been made known 70 The
spectable physician IN the country
| TAe prios o. MARSHA LIS UTRRLNEi CATHOLE
/ con = Oae Dollar gHf HaJVsr slagie bottle
| wEsF BEDFORD, COshocton Co, May a, ISL
Mr. Il B Kingsley, Sir.-I have been selling the medi-
Of the Graeabers smPany for the st Ten yelTs and
the pills hsve sold TO great many families as regularly
aRd with trsds IN " have become
aple article ESTstairs CtsJina Ca h0licou IS me'i-
cine tina, done u gO0t IN female dseas
Ore lady 81 j l. toll she had received more
n neft from than she DID from ag Of
I T5sncal Treatment bY the sklllf1l phvscians.
/ Yours truly, JAMES WILSON
] January lst, ls5s-
MRS. RoBINsoNs CERTIFICATE
4 VERNOS, Trumbull Co, May lst 1855.
This certi6es that have been in very Door health for
wears and found little relief after poslng number
\ III Physicians My dis was ProapSs Ute y had
been reince that ard Flou0r Aihus until had become
uicoraed a c0usi lerahe ent By the advice OF Dr
O. Bushnell procured and too TX bottles q M9rshas
TIten tatulicon whirh ouabed % attend 70 nv hus
f IN his last sickness until he died which wes about
- sIpee have taken three bottles s'nce has d. ath
brf has made able 70 labor and support my family u
thrss sdren The Cahoheon has nearly restored me L
Sb N the only thing that has miii3 ated my suffer
iAs i'f "V'-D ''' MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CATHCILCOH is for sale by City Druggists and b.
| Medicine dealers zoleyallY llll-
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J. B. Barnes & Co, ProprietOrs of the Cleve
Iali Plumbing works, Atwaier Block prepared
wta arse force Of experienced workmea doing every
es. tiol OF Planning the most thorough manner,
he most sceutie plans reasonable terms, and short
notice Large stocks u Fountains Of derent Stses and
izss Bathing Tabs Of cast iron and wool lined with
inae3copper seam heaters lead AID cavaulEed iron
HneS Leafhsr and indfa Rlhhgr Hos every descpi 10
81 Brass and Plated Clks incudlng the Paeu Sefclos
ug Cocks recently INTRODUCED. Nas Bowls and ali kinds
fWafer Works Fixtures kept constantly ou hand All
work warranted. m2S-dSWtG
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DIED.-We learn BY telegraph last night that
WV. T. PORTER, so long and favorably known
as the editor of the New York SPrit Of the
Tunes, and more recently as Editor and PrOpri-
etor of Porter's Spirit, died in New York yes
tsrday. His genial manners and genuine ex-
cellence of heart had won him hosts OF friends
and the intelligence of his death viii be read
with universal regret.
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A Coon PUN.-Some one speaking of '' Aw-
full Gardiner, >, the former pugilist who has lately
been converted to Christianity, and is quite an
exhorter in one of the Boston churches, says
he is an ex-pOunder.
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PoLcE CouRT.-There were fifteen cases
before the Court yesterday mOrning-nuisance
3; drunk . keeping, visiting and residing in
houses Of nl-fame 6; assault and battery p
grand larceny .
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HORSE TANNING.
The Great Secret 0uf at Last -
AIlthe sEcRETs Of Rare, and her eelsbrated Horse
Tuners by which many ungovernable, vicious and
bauky horses are made the valuable of their species
and the uus method Of breaking colts By mail post
paid on the receipt Of Two Dollars Address,
Box G3s- NN. RAklES AGENT Clsyeland,O-
The book which we send contains al the inf0rnlton
that can be obtained from any source and is the same that
/, ursetced bv J. RARIE and sold in Book form BY his
Agents for from three dollars. and bond required
Of $50 TO keep the secrets juls.dSwa;lss
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GAVE AWAY.

ScHENEcTADYs July ~
The rs-uairs on the canal break were nearly CON-
n,e,ed tbis morning when the bottom gave way
heats may pass tonight.
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Real Gstate Aoeuts.
DOR SALE-Vacant I,ots-On Hin,

FOR RSALE.-Vaeant Lots-On Hud-
u son Garlen Sc0ville snd Maple Sts Some very de-
STEAM SAW MILE nl.iesby H r from the Citv
adjoining Station, with large story dwelling and 5
GRIST .SIILL-wATER PowER-wnh a great fan
and abundance Of water II miles fron the CITY. run OF
ston'; EOOd dam and buildings aad machinery in good
LAKE ST Near the Car Shops. and a-half story
IS sACKES-One mile from City line West. bv pl,nk
Road Good sol one and ahalf story frame house barn
FDR sSfTs eR FExSSr!f4ANGE-K1NsNr.N RoAn
miles from the Court House. Seventeen acres OF land;
Eo0 soil aud well cultivated with cottage hogss,
acres Of timber. Will sell very low and receive pay in
PARKMAN ST--H0ass and Ios- sisno. Exchange for
wISCoNSiN-Al large amount o. lands, we'll situated
exchange or goods kinds good City property
SEDAR sE-Nesr PerIy-A vacant LOT, lo5 n frrnt-tO
sell or exchange Tor small house and lot Superior
WARRENSvILLE-I22 Acres nslr the esnter with
sood house barn. orchard, SetO exchange for good
jas '- ROUSE JENNINGS. So Superior 81.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II GRIsT AND SAW MILL-water Power ana abund-
ance Of IL 90 miles By RairOad from Cieyelsrd,
viii exchange IN part for good farm.
a ACRES-Near the Lake Shore miles from Eu I'D
Station; sui iich sandy oam abundance OF fruit Of alt
kinds, and II acres timber Will take Western lands
STONE DWELLING LOT-well locatsd d in a desira-
bic P5,t u The Sityi to e1ehsnse nor a small isrn
line VARIETY OF fruit trees and gaDe vines TO exchange for
Ise SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
PANY 81 OCK nd Vacant Lots o exchange f5r a snail
frm the city, house and lot we'll lOcatsdin the
CRY.
AT EUCLID STATION % acrss OF land-soil black
sandy loan; under ne cultivation with a. undance VI
ehoee fruit and timber; dwellings,, barns
and ever-failing spring Of Wster; and acres. OF
nile nrrh Of n. Staiou lOalny so To exchange
/ Tor good improved farm. Also,
/ 70 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-On the Lake shore
Good s1il bud well improved, with and
/ con-iderahls fruit.
HURON Co.-Fam OF 10 acres ~ mile from R. R
Siaon good new house and barn. orchard, &c; we'll
waierc Will exchange part for Western lands other
property.
FOR RENT story Dwelling House on Lake st-s2ls.
do Go Frsukf Tt st-Sl5O.
1 ROUSE u JENNINGS
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NEWS FROM NEwFOuNDLAND.


The weather is fine and clear, win a westerly
-. Notbipg has been heard Of the Telegraph
See, or the steamer Kangaroo, or Asia, now due
off Cane R1ce.
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ARREsr-Catharine Carl was yesterday ar
rested by Chief of Police White and committed
on charge of stealing breast-Pin worth $50.
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n B.-Sueh of our cotemporaries as wish
to appropriate this article, or any other Of the
series, need not trouble themselves about giving
US credit. Their readers viii understand their
paternity without its being mentioned Herald
Of yesterday.
Certainly, any article taken from the local
column Of the Herald carries with it such in
herent evidence of jaw-bOne-ism as to need no
credit-mark TO prove its paternity.
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC lLPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEvOrED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius l.. CheesmnI
NEW YORK CITY.


NEW YORK CITY.
AN INSTRUCTOR, a GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In whi,h is embodied a full and chasie description
fknowlese Necessary the welfare Of those manied
sbout to be marrei the process Of conception pregnancy
and delivery. their pains and dangers, well the
methods by which many Of the latter may he obvated and
teaching how the stem may be HvgOzted aud restored
to its proper tone aer having heea pr0sied BY con-
plants iucideuial 20 the hHman iTsHe- Also, much
PHYSTOLO OGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obglafe
the necessity Of any gea 0f sickness and enable
the osrvan reader 10 be- 70 great extent her own ply
sieian
TENTH EDITION.
Tins beok Is available To the understanding OF The
nou-pr cssioua reader ard mvre skifuly elaborated.
planned, arranged and carried out, any WORK OF lis
kind before the public. While gives wholesome
paTticn Az and respects sus formation upon
some ofthe most delicate AFFAIRS connected with tbs female
system Il sbould be plzcei the hands 0i every female
PRICE 50 CENTS.
Tins work also en- ans presi used By the doctor
n hls practice for The positive cue o. Srauloas Es-
fioas-Fsrsr azi Agac-Sebere CoagIs aaz C0l8s-ie
Dyspepss-Flaq # af tls Hair So. g.. s., any
81 VIII h prsPlra1as may sase o. great value 10 The
reader
ms book will be by mail free Of tare The
recept,oa prre which be se o. vi % noue 81
oslase sfamls. All orders should b aaldre-~.t T.
r B. hUrCHlN6S.
au22dxvcm2M Is CEambers street. n Y City
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NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
O RAYMOND & CO., have received,
De Biack Dress silks, new and full supply,
India and summer 81 Il.
ssella, Cashmere and 1hibet ShaWls.
White Grape Shawls. embroidered and plIIn.
Brocha Scarfs and ShHwls,
Black and C0lured Silk Shawls.
Black silk 1.autillas,
Resi0ri Dress Goods, Mo1seine de Chene,
chzi de LANES, Robesa culllsE
Erench Brllliauts, Ors1nds Musuns.
CiiufZ Organdifs Chocolate Orsaucles,
Resfor Greuadlnsz. Rcrage Robes,
FTench Iacconets. q 3lnsuum ltubee QuIllas
pain All WUO de Lslnes, Hos iss' Pms.
French. English and A AmeIcan acoo~,
LADIES Gauntsts Gents Driving GlcFes,
IadieS Marseflios COl.e'e, Chantilly Wells;
Parasols Ribbons and Lace,
FuiJi HandkeIch efs Embfd Collars
sieeTss and Collar sets, Black Lace Mifts.
Emffd Hands, ElsinsS and lnsertings.
FancT Belt Ribi-sns. d srsfliies Trimming.
Black Velvet Ribbons snl7 rls I'd slngs,
B1un-t Grapes IllusOn Lace
Bouuet Rouches AleNander'S Kid Gloves,
Fmb'd Lace and Muslin Window Cul tains,
DanIaskr Morveeus Table and Piano COyers,
Marssiles Qailtz. COunterpanes and Toilet Covers,
Irish Linens Tieki1gs and 81 bestings,
Russia Towelines and Hukabuks,
Rtspe Shirtiugs and Fancy do.
Rrlsad ClQfks Czssmeres and Slfiuctts,
Vestings aad Gents shirts and Collar
Checked Vala1 T. DAB Alpaeca-
C-4CasLUerr4 g, Cuslans.
NseksTehl-8 ders, and Umbrellas
All OF whICaA. -ught low, and will be sold Al
jahH NeD CO.. g Superior St.
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5petial Notices.
HORsE TAMING.

n For Gas Fixtures and FittiAg-AYPly
{, Fogg EsssOrtA & Co, los aAd lOI Superior street
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5pefial Notices.
TRAYRLER,s REGIsTER.
ARRIVALS.
IN a MOMENTl

without OBTAINING the Merchant from his business the
man Of Fashion from his eIoyments the Matron from her
household duties
CHRIsTADoROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the Won eTful Chemical Counterfeit Of Natures Colorns
Fluid
DARKENS THE GREYEST HAIR,
OF replaces the red sandy hinge which ceracs much
from oBal comelinezs, with brilliant black brown
The huea imparts FAST COLORS. and never change
CT mottle after exposure to the air In the raTdiy uni
Ormty certainty OF its operation his Dye stands alone
Sold everyvhee and applicl By Dressers JOSEPH
CHRIsTADoRo Co, Nos AstOr House, N. Y.
iul2-dS Vim
nHE BEST TARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
@s~
IN[Z5T= 7===zz=s75-<
"- 80
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J. II. JOHNSON, II. D.,
HOMROPATHIST.

Office lnT SartweIs Block Superior street. corner SEN
sca g Rssdence No. III Pittsburgh st, Cleveland. o.
isblG'dlys
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RY TELEGRAPH.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT

Reported by the Union Telesraph'
OFFICE, wARIse's BLOCK, coRNSk os BANK AND
ST. cLAIR sTRKETs-
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restore neal must pAll4 ttlt uiuaAl- SfeAHa
iihOut exception rise foreign matters having been
absorbed aud retaina nthe circulation These causes
sickness may produce iGusuz Group, rheuIaiism
gout chohc cough. Bat Brandreth's Pills. simple
potent and table, remove the cause and the cure fol-
lows fcOursr They the OF every day savD=
lhany valuable lives Puncipal oace, 29i Canal sreo.,
Brandreih Building New York sold also by
iuus.dSEIu DBa57 A. s GARDINER. Cleveland
BEWARE OF I1IPOsTERS-
CAUTION NTOlNVAIIDS,-DR. SAMUEL S. + ITCH,
(OEce 7Is Broadway. New York kuowa As the author
Nes Curaius T-safsnf the diseases OF the Lungs
Heart Liver Siomarh Bowels. Kidneys skin, Nerves
Muscles Joints Blood and for all Female Complaints
continues his practice with his usual success q He IS
,euer absef from F0Tk uld has n0f ben years
He has no oferaade Associate partner al Bao,
Csiogc0 DtfrO PfsJHgh sesec, cad Als a0f 4 ID -
r Bs4rarc al al persons has Erefsdlg TO
hare nou or had ay professional nolReoiioa Tih
hin THY are Iaposiersll Apply, personally b. let
ter directly 10 himself ms Ooe Tll Broadway, New
York where alone his treatment be had Remedies
sent TO any part Of the county, and treatment conducted
saccess u By letter from the patient preferred
His sIx LECTURES tbs Lungs, md explaining the
method By which he the above diseases sso pages
bcuad) sent by mail, post paid, for 40 eents
r. Beware especially OF the advertisements Of FIieh'
Dodge Co. OF Detroit and Of Fitch L. kes," Of Pitts
buTsh, Chicago &c
-14Br1alu-ar. Nev. York. June, ISIS.
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WIGS /! WIGS !! WIGS |!

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all
They are ELEGANT lisht easy and durable
Fitting TO a charIa-nn turning u3 behnd-no shrink ing
on the head ndee this Is the oay Es ashmeni where
thess things are properly undeTs O. and maie.
28 Broadway. Acw York.
aHs-iSwCn2ol ". FISKE. Cleyolsad Ohio. Agent.
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Joy TO The Admirers of 4 Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HATR

Joy TO The Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
TAX Of beauty Il cannot exist without fine head Of
circular around each bottle and No o5ecn s see
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
= hESIOhATIFE-We call the attention Of an oid
back 70 its original eolar gray f-eover te be f ib
bald with lu1uran srovslh-removes the dandruF Itch
q the natural auds and hence II used regular dres
sinE LOT the aiI Will prese We is color and keep rnn
f hen upon the bald the gray, diseased In scalp 10
a.; " surely the youug will not, they Va ue he
ao-a< l5oSs ~ De Witchins curl ever be without h -
It's pTli.e Is soel ne " .sogias ,, q q . adsshl.
Haven the following letter IN regard the Res
t0Taiive, few weeks since; =
DEEP RIVER, Coxs., July % 1855.
Jruii scurf on my head for than year my hair be-
fn % oo,ae oq seasi aud h7r together saw in New
called a your store the Isl Of April uurchas-
the thing; removed the scUrf and lew lar began 10
grow i now two trse inches eagih where i vas
NO bottles more ~ M Fof the ssrsT lf this don't
EarEet ior many bottles aie i is known bsrs may nave
fouTs with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
PHIL.pELPHIA. Sept. 9. iss {,
Ffoi Nood-Dc1r SIR NOHr Hair Restorative Is prov
part o. nv heal almost lost IS eoseTias-ia fset S1L9
have used but two haf ninf bottles q your Restorative
lng crop q young har and the front also receiving
O. whatever think from ny own personal reconnSns-
ton can induce many others totIy Il
Yoursrsspeotfully, d. r. THOMAS. MD.
No io4 Vine street.
FISCENNEs, IA. June - ls5l
fiqi u J. wood \ you are about % manufacture and
send your TaCallly discovered HaIr Restorafv1 viii
state Tor Whomsocver may couceTn, that have used Il
md known Others thaf have for several wears
been IN the habit OF other Hair Res0r3tiFes and thai
and yours vasil superior TO other know Il entirely
1leaHssS the hesd fdandru ad th months proper
use VIII restore any persons hair TO the ors maj youthful
iour and texture. ewing u healthy. soft and glossy ap
DcaTanee. and all this without dscooring the that
iPplT H. the dFeEs hioh u drops. would Therefore
ecom mmend is 20 every desiruus of having ne
,olur and texture 10 hair.
HesDsctiully F1urs. WILSON KING |
o. J. WOOD \ Co. Pruprietors. ~ Broadway. n Y.
n the great n Y. Wire Railing Estabiishment and Ia
Market street. St Louis Mo
And sold By all good Druggisis mh2-dkwan