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Bocks-" The Gentle Annie MelOdist is
the title Of a neat little compilation Of recent
popular songs, accompanied with the music
Among the best of its contents are the songs of
STEPHEN C. FOSTER, Old Dog Tray" Gen
tie Annie" &" Jennie with the light brown
hair :. The Hazel Dell,' Willie, We have
missed you" For sale by HGwKs & BROs.
The Family Aquarium" is, as its title
indicates. complete treatise on the con-
struetiOn, fitting up, stocking and maintenance
of the F7arial and Marine Aquariaim, or ocean
aud River Gardens" 1t contains I25 pages
and is really one of the most interesting and
pleasant little volumes We have lately read. 1t
is full of instruction in relation to the Aquari-
rum, and gives the most thorough and practi-
cal advice as to the care and maintenance OF the
curiosities which make the " river gardens -
pleasing and useful Buy IT, For sile by
b. CoBB d Co
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

HALIFAK, Aug. IL
The Royal Mail Steam Ship Niagara, from Liv-
erpool at about noon on Saturday the 3lst, arrived
al this port this afternoon.
The lines are working very badly, and but
brief synopsis of the news IS yet received.
The steamship City Of Washington, from New
York on the l7th ut., arrived at Liverpool on the
29tb.
The British Parliament was rapidly rounding up
its business, preparatory to the propagation
The GoOdEood Cup was won by Saunterer, the
only American started was Charleston, who came
in last but one.
Ia.er advices had been received from India
Bombay dates are 10 July Sd.
The reeapture of Gwalor by the British is con
frmed The fugitives were heHnned in between the
various British divisions.
The British had gained brilliant victory near
Lucknow in which the Rebels lost COO men.
The Continental news is unimportant.
LIVERPOOL MARX ETS.- The Liverpool cotton m1I-
Is aud ulics l6Gl-led lover SALES Of he week
3 90 bales market closing 1rm AZ the decline
The Manchester market was quiet b1t STEADY
Phiadephia ard Bain9re 2lssd u, Ohi1, the north
22621sGd; DO via y o.. 2zs6d-a21sGd.
southern sslgd 5s2d white western 7cs; White south
CS11|DGI and nrmiraI yellow ssasss white sassdS
The weather has been favorable for the cops.
The brokers Al thtr ecaars that was Is low
i1ief from Iiyerpoo-Saturdav noon -slessrs Rich
asdson spence Co quote he breads srkst general
" dul blf rates unchanseu
Liverpool provision marksf-lfe~srs. b glow CO. R.
Il Co. Jas McHenry and n'hers quT heef IN but ltle
nqury and prices weak. Pu frm. bacon steady; lard
huo7at holders demant advance wh-h checks busl-
ness sales a. sssa5ls6d fr refining quales 6s was de-
mafsied for prime. TallOw nominal.
Richardson. Spence L Co, quote 3 roTislous dull.
The brokers' and other ashes dull
bu0yauf and lzlsdd higher c1d5e firm
I1ndou markets Barring Bros. quote hreadsuffs qule
and quotations barely main aimed
whsai-iisg9i7s; Red q asa
Flour-35Gzis-
Susar buoyanf n 6dalE HIGHER
Money market-BarrIng Bros quite thu London none.
maket easy; cousns flr aud cuotet
a. the Close on Friday, a. S5ss as6
Th bullion IN the Bank of England had increased 5U
pounds
LATESF.-I.andon, Saturday noon Consols better
] being qu1ted a 80 for money anu eccCuut
American StocksMessrs Barring Br1;hers keut the mar
ket for AnercaE secures generally Inactive. except fo
Illinois Ceairal which in improved demand, anS
higher shares . discount, bonds s freel Ind bonds
-; Enc = ISt $685. Penn Cen lst mort %
G9s5f. Mas IS bonds lq26
MeSsls Bel 4 Sou quote limited business a preTl1u
The Times q Fray reports the actua busiss ID
money follows IN Cen shares aZ3 d cunt d
) AZ; does soai Enc IS 20 Penn c. n mortgage
| sJis.
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ISFORNuIoN WASFED-InformatiO Of the
whereabouts OF Edward FOote, weak-minded
man, about 2l years of age, who lett his home
in Buffalo on the propeller EaEAratss on the
29th ult. for Toledo-but was lef: in Cleveland
Any information respecting him will be CRATE.
fully received by he father, JouN c. FoOTE in
Butfa'o.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIALH HELP TO
Il TIE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
- 5F===5757I=..-.
III III sOL0MONsON.

PRACT1cAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ees the laTges. J the most approved Kinds '
PEcTACLES- Auhis glasses whether for near on iaI-
ighied are ground under ms Inspection bs machine
OF anew CoHsucto1 sEith the fTeaiest care soas is
suit the ets NAL cases HsGkHsss, Dizziness O.
IslaHHlafi5a re Egfs 4ad mpaIns strength of ios
reading or fae sewing.
e Y " sGl0u5asan vaaId here inicrm the public
tnaf he never employs ANY ia he sale Of his lenses
y Also splendid lss5TtaIe nt Of spy GLASSES MI
CROsCOPEs, COAIPASSES. se kegt ga hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
InseTis 81 without paiH as perfect as natural
Once 3 Sapsuor street under the Amerlcsn Hotel
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Communicated.
To the Working lIeH

MEssRs EDIToRs-SIRs Allow me, by
YOUR permission, to call attention TO the meet
ing of working men at the old Court House, on
Thursday evening next. The object of the
meeting has been before stated, but as this
movement naturally, and Of necessity comes
out of the present state of things Is as certain
as our great republic came out of depressed
state ot things before it, and as the movement
is not to stop with few meetings or discus
sions, would therefore call the attention OF
all classes of citizens who feel an interest an
the welfare Of the poorer classes.
A WORKING Man.
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E. RUFFIN has one of the finest assort-
ments Of Hats and Caps in the city, which he
has conc'aded to close out at the lowest prices
ever heard of Let farmers and mechanics make
note of this Remember the bargains are to
be had at E Ruffni's, 81 Superior ST aug G..
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LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL. AND BEST IN TIRE WORLD
AL ahsIs are mere m,ta ions and hJala avoided Il
You " lsh % escsi.e TIlirule
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly 10 q
beautiful aHhNaIura- Brown Black without least
njuy HaIraT SKIN
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have teen
swari5d % Wlu Batceior ls39 aud over s0O0l
Applications have hse made 10 s Tar oi his IatroRs Of
his famous DE
WAl 4. BATCHELOHrS HAIR DYE Produces color
not to De distinguished from naiurs and WARRANTED
10 liure the least however long L. may be cobn-
ued AMI the an effects OF Bl ssremedie; the Hair IA
SiEorsieii llI life b., this sple did Dye.
A-s, sold applied tn private rooms, al tiie Va Fac
I33 Broadway, y. \.
- The Genuine hsstae and address ulun steel
engraving four siles Of each Boa. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
ERnM WAsHINGTON.
WAsHINGToS, Aug. Il

v WAsHINGI0Nl Aug- II
The mechanical part Of the pateEt Office report
makes folr volumes, two Of which have just been
printed The Agriculture. part viii not be ready
ill about the lst Of October.
The Joint commission TO run boundary between
the United States and Mexico will commence work
as soon as the former receive information that The
latter is ready TO start which probably will uot be
for several weeks
Lieut.. Beale's expedition 10 construct wagon
road from Fort Smith 10 the Colorado, authorized
under the recent act OF Congress, is organized
he will use camels
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KANsAs RLRCTION.
LEAvENwOETH, August sth.

Per U S. Express 70 Boouv5le.
The following IS the Official vote Of II counties
so far as received. with the entire vote Of only
seven:-Shawnee, 752 mai against bill; Atehison,
336. DOniphan. $50; johnson, 272; JefersJn, 2s4;
Leavenworth, l74s; Douglas l74O; Frank lin, 2O5;
Brown, lss; Breckenridge, l35; Ruly. l2-l
The majority so far as heard from Is 635 against
the English bill
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IN A MoMENTl

WBhout OBTAINING the AIerg hsnt ra his business; the
man of Fashion from his eH5ymsut-s Ih- MaTOu from her
household duties
CHRIsrADOROs EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
the Won enaI Chsnical Cluutsri+o Natures COrihg
FLUID
nARKENS THE GREEEST HAIR,
CT replaces the red sndy hinge hIrh tetr1s 50 much
fr eroaa caInelIRsss th brilliant blsck brown
Tue uues Il im2ss are FAST COLOHs, and never change
OF aote after exposure the Ia the rapidIty' un
rny and certainty OF its OPERATION his Dye stands alone
Sold user,v-Ie and applied by all EaT Dressers JOSEPH
CHRIsrADoRo Z Co, N0G Asf5r House, n. Y
fuIL1dE Ina
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SAILED.-Ihe propeller Iron Guy cleared fOI
Superior last night with good load of freight
and large number Of passengers She viii
give pleasure excursion from Marquette on her
downward passage
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ERnM 81 InHNa.

ST. JoHNs, n B., Aug IL.
There Is now over 90 miles Of the ocean cable
on board the Niagara, which will be reshipped to
England from New York, after that steamers arri-
val there All the machinery for paying out the
cable is left standing, exactly as i was used, and
will not be removed until amer the Niagara's re-
turn to New York.
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GUITAR.-J q. Thomas, Teacher Of the Cult
ar, Rooms at No 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson II.
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PROM BOSTON

BOsTOS, August IL.
Tie steamer Montreal, hence for Portland, came
in collision last night with the STEAMER LewlstoWn
from Portland, for this port. Both boats received
considerable damage, but no person was injured.
and both arrived here this morning.
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SHEEP FOR BUFFALo.-One hundred and sixty
head of sheep were taken from the Cleveland
Cattle Market yesterday for Buffalo, per steamer
Forest Queen.
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THE SLAVE CAsE.'-The complaint against
Brogman for the alleged attempt to kidnap, was
yesterday discharged, and the girl delivered
into the charge Of eo!oTed man named Nun
son, as her guardian
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Uuiou Telegraph
OFFICE, wIKIEGs BLOCK, cOENEK Or sASK AND
ST cLAIk STREETS.
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HALIFAX, Aug. IL,

Archbishop Walsh died here last night his
iutermsnt will take place on Saturday. He was
"A years old.
4 Gas explosion occurred at the Albion coal
mines to-day, and two men were killed and many
wounded
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THE CLEVELAND, PAINEsvILLE AND AsHTABU-
la RAILROAD ELEcTIoN.-The stockholders of
the c. P. and A R. R. re-assembled yester-
day morning pursuant to adjournment of the
previous evening The discussion was direct
ed principally to the policy of the management
of the past year The following gentlemen, com
posing what was known as the "Stone Ticket, -
were elected;
Alfred Kelley, Columbus
II. 3. Payne, Cleveland.
Amasa Stone,
Stillman Witt
ThOs. N. Kelley, 50
William Case, "
D. R. Paige, Madison, o.
J. b johnson. Erie, Pa
James Miles, Girari, Pa.
Samuel J. Randall, Philadelphia.
L n. Gilbert
Hamilton White
c. c. Dennis
At tie meeting of the Directors last night,
ANAsA STONE was elected President of the road;
II NOTTINGHAM Superintendent; GEoEsE W.
Ely. Secretary and Treasurer; aud n. BART
LETT Auditor. With the exception OF Mr..
Stone, the officers elected were the same as the
lasty years
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5pafiaI NOtiffs.
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES TIE UNITED STATES:
1t has betn my cd fortune restore to health Izny
Thousands OF my c0uHtry-women-
My has excited iae malice the envi0us and
jealous but Their Lave served only extend
and estab sh ny repuiaIon Showers Of grateful oerings
have failel railway fran tls iziT sufferers whom
have relieved 50 long led in aheoiionare ard
thankful romombaaoe u t1se vino have eIpeTieheed M
skill, lean ai 10 desIse IN sOIts OF mlsehei-makeTs
and siandeTsrs
MY friends have repeatedly urged 90 ace nedi-
for prodloing msnsrualiln within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United state; bar idisposon to enter
hel1 occupied qlacks. with Ber peralcous nostruI
and fear that pTlcped oouueTerers might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations nave hliheT pre-
vented from ESTABLISHING agencies for the sale Of
.'AAIIE De FEMME in me United ssaies
AT last yield eairea,ies Of patients and friends
and oar TO tie suffering Females America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World
In regard to the efioa-y the ASTIE De FEMME
need 0llY Say, that lac gUii form and exactly such
have Used ny practice rance Tor years, and
thzt Il has never failed satisfactory result
Ths "Amis de Femme and uae-sruaii n stand II the
lafoa o cause and elect l. alike osrfol 10 originate
healthy menstraa ~ where It HgyeT has existed and to
restore where j; has been E7l 1ET cause suppressed
In oTieI 70 rasri against iupo the wrapper Of dIrec-
tons o. each hottie OF the Ale dc Femme il bear zly
written signature md boh tho bottle ani enclosing
vii be sealed With ElJ private zcsl
Prioe. $50 package B,-.Dn
PAEIs. 'Jsuu1ry, ls5I.
For sale, Wholesale and Retail b. WILLIAM FISKE.
Nc. q Superior street. Cleveland, Who Will supply he
'-Amie DC Femme 81 the Fraqslat0E's Pncss-
aulO dkwIy6
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il TIE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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- F55 Gds Fixtures and Fitfihg-4YEly
Fs57 E4sx5-ts 5 Co 10 s4i i1I S-5sr.oT stTsef
apIti
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Flgven cases OF sun stroke occurred yesterdays
seven Of which resulted in death. Heat intense
thermometer ranging f,om % 70 lO4-
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lst. Cotton is used as il is PurehAssd-On sPoOls
without rs-windingi saving time, trouble and
Wsste.
I'd. The trouble aud perplexiiy Of filing shut
tie, (as in other maehines,l is in this avoided;
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. It's very simple yet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ulsT, and viii not zip though every fourth stitch
be cut
18th. The stitch is s. elastic as the nost elastic
fabric.
This Machine enhroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sAles-rOOm Of the
subscriber snd examine for themselves. The
above machines ara freely shown and samples of
work given at all times.
The services of lady and the use Of smachine
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
st the room Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,50per day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop Spaugler's Block,
unh26ism:l9s Superior ST. up stairs
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educational.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
euh-a-su- Az The elements o. sotr and ussfui Ed
marion viii ns opened IN The undsy School Room n The
mn ri nsfr Church Suual0r greet the rsf of Sep
teuhsr uuder the of the MISS AEl An and the
general ten1ence Of Rev A NAhAN As hector OF
The School -,--,-,
Applications flT admission to b made 4tle Seooi hooIa
Al a1r time duIIns the c1lrse Or the Scl1oi ler1
Prospectus. setting fTn Terms &c can pe ha q an
przfion 70 the Reofnr 70 either q The Rev esut
zvirir1rs OF the school DR CLAAION,
DR BOLLES-
s13 DIN lss REv- L CARTER
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mc0irincs.
HEALTH OF AMFRTCAN WO.

HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0'
- dEN- ron az ~ = Dcsly NsEg (E'litorlsll
= BIidga The Health Of American Women" in anolh-
lie tssai; We sanlest IN sn able mannsr' and
NJ ti21s on ~ Albeay Moraisg EzDrsss
b. medical gentlemen and Others Dr. Bridge a regular
anil discrimination judclCus and hshly slccessfui 5r-
toner n all diseases, especially those Of women and
From Physicians
~MaIshslIs Uteune Caihoieon vi certainly all
the diseases for which II is recommends T."
There Is no medicine ike IL in this COMM
UterIue Cat hol icon Is AIN ard safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
coSDsias to which ever woman l. IA which rd
s IN n ri fhs nina - vei a. ~ biv Ibaf 20 fbi
talk OF work becomes alike OF suffering. II not i'm
possihily Among the complain for which The Caihoii
pressed Iesu ar OF Pa ufu MenSTuatun Bloaiing. Ia
h1uaa Jns and Diseases Of the kidneys Urinary Or
sans Retelion or Incogtlneuee Of Uue Heartburn. Co.
.ehess NrIYoasn,ss kolqlnss falpItailons, CI2Hps
bs ue9 See p and az troubles orr Eanc 0r sym athletic
c3nnected vita the uterine oTysns
Ladies whosre troubled with any OF the above symptoms
dless DIT BRIDGE, with fu.l el1ddsrcs that they VIII
medI1e but ingrsdisats have been made known 70 he
specIable physirlln in the country.
Tie pres o. MARSHA LIS UTERINE CATHOLE
con Is Oas D9i1TaHi a HaifDsr singis bottle.
WEsT BEDFORD, C5shocton Co, Nay "A, Is.7.
NJ H Kinssey, siT:-I have been selling the msdi7
hive invariably feuad them 70 give good satsacou sn
the ps have soi many families regularly
rs hertea and coffee and with my trade th have bee
apie ar iCe Marshalfs UterIue Ca h0lirou is
tia. done great amount Of gO0 female dlseas
Ole lacy 50 L o. tOl me she had received more
benefit from hGtle than she df from long
medical treatment BY he st skllfal physieians
Yours truly. JAMES WILSON.
January lst, lss5.
MRS ROBINsoN's CERTIFICATE.
VERN0S, Trumbull Co, May Isf. 1853
This ceTthes thIt have been IN verg Door health for
years au found little relefafter mDlcsiug number
OF Ply ysiciaus My disfase ProiaDSis Ute had
been redl-e b. that aud Eiouor Ahus until had
liberated considerable extent By the advice OF De-
G W Busne prooured and took sK bottles ot Marshas
Uterine atholicun which enabled 10 attend to hus
baud his last sickness until he died which ab0ut
year have takeu three bottles since his d ath.
which has made able labor aud support family Of
three children The Cafhocl has nearly restored
health. Il the only thing that has mile ated my suffer
MARY z. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale BY City Druggists aud by
Mol r~f ffaa1ar fu1Tq
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NEW GOODS.

NE " OUODSs
. RAYMOND L CO., have received,
Ne Black Dress silks, and full supply,
India aud summer 81 *.
Stella, Cashmere an1 Ihihet Shawls.
White Grape Shavls. embroidered and plain
Brocha Scarfs and Shawls,
Black and Colored Silk ShaUls,
Back silk Asaufillas
Rssfori Dress Goods Mouselins de Chene
Ghai de Lanes Rs5es DULLES,
Breuch BIilliaufs, OrEandF Musins
ChLuiz OrEandies Chocolate OrEaudles.
Restou Grenadines. Beruge Robes,
French Iacrlu-ts. g InElrm Robes Gfynha,
Plaza all rTuo de Lanes. HJyles' Prinis.
French. EuEish and American Nalicoes.
Ia les Gauufe q EMS Driving Gloves,
Ladies Mlrsei les Collars, ChantillJ Wells;
Parasols Ri b0ns and Lace,
Emb'i HandkeTch efs Emh'd Coliars.
Sleeves and Collar Sets, Black Lace nlitts.
Chautilly Bugled Collars, White Silk FriLge,
Fmhid Rsnds, EdFings and IuseItinEs.
FancF Belt Ribbuus, Marseilles Trimming,
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna EdginsS
Bann.t GRAPES ILLUSION Lace
Bonnet Rouches. AleIander's KID Gloves,
Enh Lace and Muslin Window Cmtains,
Damasks AIorveeas Table and Piano CoyeTf.
Marseilles Quilts. CJunie panes and Toilet Coyefst
IRISH Linens. TickInss and SheefinEs.
Russia T0welings aud Huk1buks,
staple ShIrtings and Fancy do.
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres and Sltlnefts,
NesfiusE sud Gents Shirts and Collar,
Checked Nala Drab Aracca.
6-4CaStEsrr-- 8, Casnans,
Nsckefcl1s1 ders. and UmhrelZE
All Of shiSAh- -ught low, and VII b said af 4
ia1H Nd Co. q SEg.sror 81.
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HOOPS.-100 Gross Brass ii oops of
apI MOHGAN = ROOT.
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Joy 10 the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
DROFESSOR WOODS

T-Ik Of ba-ut5, Il slaaat exist without ae head Of
ciTruar around each bottle, and 40 ono can doubt.
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
L EESTOEATIYE--We call the attention Of sll, Old
yoang, this wonderful preparation, winch turs
hack otis original c0lrr gray h4fcOyers the bead Of the
oi H. o1farsi "A ~ ana bene IN assj as TseusT dres-
sin the hair vial preseve is color, aud keep from
failing extreme CID IN al rs uatura beauty. We
- n IA sIsiv nc yoHng viii not IS fheV "a ue he
% locks or the wehiag curl ever be WithOHi
The AGENT Tor Prof Woods Hlir RsstorlttTs ia New
Haven Fed the olOwng letter in regard - the Res
t0TaiIye, = fsE weeks since
DEEP RIVER, C0sx, Juiy %. isss
29I5 EorthSIr IhIvs been t5oabled with DAB
Jru scurf my head f0T more than year. hair be-
gan To o1e out sclr and bar together saw ma New
~, -... 49, - . -. .-.t - --.-
ed bottle TO t IT, and found TO was
grow two or three inches IN leagth where u
81 OF 4 lave great faith IN II ! wish {3a to sena ne
~ As any the knd Is qssd n this rlaee sa may have
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT.
PmLADELPH1A Sept g 1886
Prof WOod-Dear SIR Yolr Hair Restorative IS prov
itself beuefcial 10 The front ald also the back
hays used but half pint bottles q your RestoatIys
aad now the up o. NJ head . 81 & sis0 slS ~
bouet have tired other preparations vi hout any bene
ton can induce manE otheTs % try Il
YoarsresPeetfuly. D. X IhoMAS !d. As u; -:
VINcENNEs IA, June 2, 1855
Prof D J. Wood; As you are about 10 manufacture and
Vsnd yOuT recently discovered HAIR hestoraY = VIII
stale whomsoever may concern t9t have used u
and kulwn Others 70 that have for seveTa years
benin the habit Of usi other Hair AM mai
find yours vastly 10 any other know II entirely
the head dandru aud with one months proper
use Will restore peTsos hair 10 the original aui hlul
color texture. siving healthy. SOFT and glossy ap
psarance and all tins. without dseolors hs halts tha
appiv H. or the dress heh drops lNouid thereto
recommend its every desiTous Of having tne
color and texture hair - -
RespaCtfully yours. WILSON hiN0
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