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Election.

In compliance with the terms Of Section !, Of A"
Act 10 Incorporate tie To,cx Of Nininger City, notice
is hereby given, that the inhabitants having the qual'h-
cation Of electors Of the State Legislature, and residing
within the corporate limits Of the Town Of Nininger
City, will meet together on Wednesday next the 24tb
Of February, 1858, at the Hsndyside House, IN the
Town Of Nininger City, between the hours Of ten and
eleven o'clock in the forenoon and close at four o'clock
in, the afternoon of the said day, and then and there pro-
coed, by ballot, to elect one President, enc Recorder,
asd three Trustees, being house-holders Of said town,
and having the qualification Of electors, as aforesaid,
and who shall hold Office for the term Of one year from
the said oath of February. 1853.
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Special Notices

Special Notices.
~ The Rev. MI. Cresey will preach at fremont
.Iall, in this town, next Sunday afternoon at ~ o'clock.
Previous to which, at ] o'clock, q Sunday School will
be organized at the same pla,e.
HotLowAr's OINTMENT AND Pills Eruptions
hat attack the face, neck and arms are terribly annoy
'ng to ladies. Too frequently empirical Lotions, en-
,~rocations, washes, &c., are resorted to. These gene
rally fx the disease il the skin, the clearness, sottness
and suoothness of which they permanently impair.
Ladies who value a transparent and spotless complexion,
IRE recommended to use Holl"way's Ointment, and
uuthing else, (save occasional lamentations Of tepid
water, for the removal of pimples, boils, blotches, tan.
chaps, salt rheum, rashes, and other blemishing super
fetal disorders. 1t will cure sore eyes, relieving the
Inflammation and pain on the lids almost immediately
It is advisable to administer occasional doses of the
Pills in all classes Of eruptive disorders. Beware Of
ccuuterfeits see Caution at foot of Hollowsy's adver-
t;sements.
s-o'-a1 yn~ure your Property.
lnsuring properly IS a matter too often overlooked,
especially at the West, and many become ruined there.
by. The 8 Western Valley Fire aud Marine Insurance
co. Of Chicago ILL.,, is one of the best institutions OF
the kind at the West. The following card FROM an
insurer, which We notice in the Chicago Press Of the
18th ult., speaks we'll for its character
der my thanks to the Western Valley Fire and Marine
Insurance Company Of Chicago, for a prompt adjustment
and payment of the loss on my stock Of dry goods con
tanned in store No. 243 South Clark street, resulting
from the late disastrous FIRE on tn" night Of the Sd inst.
SAMUEL McFApDEN
The Agent for this Company in Niuiuger and vi.
cinity, is A. w. Macdonald.
Prices Current at A~lnlnger and vlclnlty.
DAKOTA COUNTY, N. r., :
.tt Feb. I'd, 1855.
FLOUR-$2 per sack.
BUTTER-3O cents per ID.
PROVIS. ONS-Pork, SIS per Dbl, and ~ cents
per h.; Hams, u cents per ID Potatoes, 30 cents rer
bu.; Cheese, Is cests per h.; Buckwheas -four 81 per
100 lbs; Tarnips, 81 cesss per bu.; Onicns $3.50 per
bushel. ~. as. r.:
FRESH MEAT-Beef, BY the quarter, ! to 9 cents
per ID
q GR0OERIB6-holasses 81 90 per gal.; Oils, Lin.
seed, Lard and Sperm. 81 40 per gu.
HAY-$6 to % per ton. -
MISCELLANEOUS-Xails, IS per key Limo, o.
per Dbl ~ i
CANnLEs-Talloy, 20cta. Star, IS cts. per b.
GRAIN-O.ts, 50 cents per b. without sack Corn,
SO cents per bu, without sack Corn Meal, $E.75 per
100 lbs.; Beans, - per bu.
LUMBER SIC per l 900 feet. y
WQQD-Green, %; Dry, 81 per cord.
LIVE sr0Gk-Covs, $50 to t6Q each Oyer, $500
e. SITS per yoke.
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H0LLOWAYS PILLS.
T" suffer IN. pains aud penalties Of sickasss when the
crrtsi" means If cure arc = .csssible :" I'll. Is positive med.
,ers. This vegetable remedy. acting powerfully upon the
causes Of di e..s in all the Guiis, nerve. and si.suss If the
D. dy. expel the morbid and pUi~.n"ua matter trim ito Turk
ing piacra /" the sys'om. rlr*n~e and purify every secreti"n.
rebuild che shattered constitution. restore thu vigor and VI
,ilsy { the onfsrbled frame. aad tend to prvlong life far
beyond it, ordinary limits
NiU|a* Rely o. them!
In every quarter Of the globe. amonealI nat;ons. civilized
and savage there Pills arc used with equal end unvsrviag
su.cp,s. They are advertised in every printed language,
timued demand, is e7o z
Al Internal D;Aeo.. rsu.
Yield to their action. Dyspspsia. Liver Complaint Aztec.
tions Of The B"wrls. the Kidneys. the Nerves. thu Lungs.
the Thras and tn. Brain. that have previously deded III
human skill and all osher rrmediss. srs .xpedinsosly s.d
i"'"llioly cured BY this all conqa ring medicine.
B~SHy Prns,rDsos.
Even whe" patients ses reduced 70 tho lat drgres 1t fee;
b'enes-. they may be rrcuperatel o. the ~resissless sonic and
alternative properties If II alI"w.y's Pills.
Ema<s If all Ay~a,
From wha'sver variety IL the aihn n's peculiar to their EEK
thy may b.. suffering. may r~ly with entire con1deacs N
he effect If this strengthening, revivinx. cafe aud imms.
diatr rrmedy. sH
iI"Il.~ay'. Pills are the hest remedy known in The world
for the fill wing di,ea:s. -A''h"a: Bowel conpl.io's'
Dia'rha,. Dr"p.y. Debility. Fever aud Asue, Female C.m.
plants, tieadacirs, I"digrs'ion l"due6ss, l"6smm s'ion,
Inward Weakness. Liver Complsin:s. L'~ness 1t Spirise.
Piles. Ston. and Crawl. Secondary S~ynpt0ns, VenereaI A.
flcti"ns, va ma Of xll Tin 10.
10eCAUr ON - None are genuine unless the wosds' llol.
l"w~y. New York AMI LONDON are diacernible IA Water.
mark in eve , leaf "f che b""k Il directions around each
p, "r hos: the .ame my he plainly sren BY h"lding the
le,f to TIRE light. A hand~me reward will b. gwen {" any
one rendering .uch inflammation A. may lesd y the desrssmn
uf any p.rty Or parties c,unte' fitting the medicines " vsnd-
ing the same. In wing them t. hs spuri.ua.
~ S"Li Vt The M nufactory If Professor Holloway. 80
Made" Lane. New York. aud by sil respectable Dsaggists
and Dealers in Me.iicine. shrauehovt sh~ Unisd States ard
the civilized world. IN h,xes Vt Is senss, Is cents. sod 81
exch.
~ There isa considerable saving by taking The Target
siz~.
N. B.-Dirsai ns for the guidance Of lasents in every
di>"rder arr affixed ~ oach bux.
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NECONU en-
LuM Der

AT UNPRECEDENTED LOW RATES.!
Al the EAGLE SAW MILL, City IF Nisisgev,
la .oa C"x"ty, H. r.
The Proprietnrs If the above Mill have now fitted up
aid completed their extensive arrangements to ell oil
orders trr lumber ut short notice aud At the lowest
market rates. e Te@
They are also manufacturing . 6rst class quality OF
LATH, which they will veil ut >2,25 per NJ. And are
also turning out SUPERIOR SHINGLES, which
they ofer fr five dollars per N.
With their superior facilities, the undersigned are
dete, mined to supply the citizens Of this and adjoining
cou"tie> with as good and cheap Lumber rs can We pur-
chased any where in Minnesota.
Wheat, Com, aud Oats taken in exchange for Lam
Der at the Ma,ket prices. J. X. CASE 4 CO.
Nininger, Oct. II, 1857.
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NorrcE As this weekly journal will occasionally DC
sen, to ,rties (no, -:ubstritess) ~htse interest We tl'nS
might be subs,v.d ~ advertising in it, We shall %
glad to co.resp, nd with those who desire to avail them
selves Of our columns.
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The ATLANTIC M~ONTRLf-A copy Of thise x
eslisut magazine, together with our paper, may be had
for . year Tor four dollars.
We will fur.isi. cur paper aud tbs sws following Tag
asines or the Llrs for three dollars.
The PSYCHOLOGICAL JoUHkAL-Devoted to Phre.
nolcsy. Human Nature, Education, S~elf-improv' ment,
biography, Mechanism, and the Natural Sciences. 81
a year in advance.
TaE WA1ER CuRx ~JoURNAL-Devoted to Phys'ol,
esy, Hydr, pa,hy, Ind the Laws Of Life and Health
ilvs,rsted with numerous e1gravings with Fa@iI'ar
ln,,r,et,ons to Learners. 1t is emphatically a guide to
Health and Longevity. Monthly, at 81 a year.
LIFE lLLU.rRArED-A First Class Pictorial Family
Paper. devoted to Entertainment, provenent,
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A RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE.
The undersigned. DESTROYS of having a Brick Yard
Established in Ninipger. will sell to any p ,rty who will take
the matter in hand, an excellent Brick Mnebine Of New
York manufacture. the necessary amount of clay and
timber and, and will receive his pay for the same III
bricks at the current prices Address
lGNATlUS DONNELLY,
Nipinger, Minnesots-
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Information Wanted
OF WIN. A. KEMF, wh", when last heard from,
was in Wakoko, Fillmore County. If he should see
this, or any one aware Of his present abode, it will
very much crafty his anxious friends to learn his
address JOSHUA KEMP.
Niuinger, Mis., Jan 16, 1883.
D@. Minnesota papers please notice.
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Meteorological Table.
Prepared by Mr.. william b. Reed, corner OF CLARK
venue and Seventh street.

" below zero.
Mean temperature for week ending Tuesday, February
9th, l0o53..
NlNIKoER, February 10th, 1858.
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planning! FLAMING.

The subscriber has got in operation :ns Of Gray /
Woods first quality Plauers, and is prepared ~ co all
kinds Of Planning 1t short notice anil in y superior s.an.
ne. Flooring and Siding planet and j"inted straight.
ANTHONY REED.
Nininger, June 20, 1857. 1 2:ly
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For Sale.
A first rate grist mill, With two run Of stone, on res
sonabls terms. Apply to,
H. II. SPENCER.
eff J4puiavillc, u. +
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To MAKE Ported BEEF "A nice relish for break
fast or supper. Take the lower end Of leg OF beet to-
gether with about a gallon Of water, and simmer slowly
till the sinews are nearly dissolved. The other part OF
tie meat to be taken up when enough done, (Which vii!
be an-hour or two before the jelly part is sufficiently
boiled)
The meat when taken up to be cut into small pieces
Season with pepper and salt, allspice, a little cloves, and
a little ketchup, or other good sauce. The seasoned
meat to be all put back together into the pot and boiled
for a short time longer, then the whole put out int
small bowls or shapes Of any kind. This turns out a
nice jelly when cold and will keep for weeks.
How TO MAKE IN EXCELLENT JoHNNY.CAKE:-
Take two cups Indian meal, one cup aour, one cup
milk, one table spoonf full sugar Tor little molasses,)
one teasposnful Sd leratus, two tea~poonsful cream OF tar
tar, a little salt, and it will be Ill the better Of two egg
The AMERICAN Observation-Disclosures dispute
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is teachings are timely and practical every numbe
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DIR Gml9raut Sin 9uurua|.
~. PAINTING YRArLY 4 PROMPTLY EXECUTED

- Our friends will remember that edielss Ut every
kind ar. received in sxehuagc for the paper.
- Ccpie. Of the JOURNAL, in wrappers for mailing,
nav nov be had for Eve cents.
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1IQHSC TO RENT.
A story and a half House, 1924, on Fourth street
near Breckenridge avenue, may be had for 50 a month
for the winter. 1t has three rooms and is comfortably
ittsd up. Inquire at this Office. II
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PassImg Of The Charter.

Un the iUth INST, the Munger 1own Charter was
read = third time and passed in the House, being pre-
viously passed in the Senate, where it originated. It
Was probably owing to the e1ertions Of the Committee
Of gentlemen who carefully watched its progress and
urged it forward by their constant attendance as it pro.
crossed through both Houses, that we have obtained it
50 promptly. 1t is a piece Of folly for the Legislature,
~ We have said before, to retain this exclusive power to
control the local affairs Of every community our towns.
people have been anxiously desiring this measure for .
year, and have secured it At last only by the i~ndefatiga-
bic exertions Of some prominent citizens, whose personal
influence was required to have the duty attended to.
We doubt if there is another place in the whole coua-
try where the revulsion Of trade last year has been felt
50 lightly as in this town. If it did interfere with the
prosperity of the town somewhat, and stopped the pro.
gre.s Of certain classes of business, its effect on the
spirits and hopes Of the people was hardly perceived.
They have kept busy-usefully employed-and enjoyed
themselves heartily, but temperstely. A regular weekly
dance has been kept up two evenings, In the 6pe large
room in fremont Hall-the second ons was started be.
cause the attendance was too large to allow many to en-
JOY it al they desired. Both Of them close precisely
At IL o'clock. 1t may be mentioned &c the credit Of
orr town, and especially to their managers, that NO
indulgence in spirituous liquors has taken place on any
occasion Of public festivity, there has, consequently,
been no disturbance or riotous proceedings through al
the winter. Everything has gone off pleasantly and
happily. A Lyceum meeting has taken place one night
each week, which has been we'll attended, and many
persons have participated in its proceedings Aud not
withstanding = full share of the usual warmth and AMI
nation in debate has been INDUCED in, not the first
word or symptom of misbehaviour has ever taken place.
Even in the public meetings where interest and opposi.
ton have brought large concoarscs Of our citizens to-
ðer to discuss -arious matters, the most orderly be.
haviour and dignity q conduct has always been wit
messed. 1t Is not because there is no diversity Of char.
acter or die renee Of views am, NJ our people the very
opposite is the case bat AL OF which are made sub.
scrvient to their feelings OF order and sound judgment.
The town itself has not suffered in character from
the lawless conduc. Of any one within its limits are
no places regarded as ~diso'derly, nor an, thing that is
1epugnant TO the deccncies Of life that We arc aware of.
These facts are a sufficient refutation Of all slanaerous
inputations by spiteful detractOrs and is what but
few places can proudly boast Of.
We have occupied 8 large portiou Of the 6rst page Of
this number With the Munger Town Charter. 1t will
h. woll Gov o;.:1,r. d, oro.orro II for refaronao a rn.ttor
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Mn. EDITOR Since the meeting on Monday evenin
l find there is . better feeling all round in regard to IT,
prosperity Of this place. | understand so popular is tb
Nominations that there is to be . Ratification Meeting
in which l fully approve Of. Had not the Lieutenant
best to make the call. INQUIRER.
Nininger, February l9.
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We have occupied a large portion Of the 6rst page Of
this number With the Munger Town Charter. 1t will
b we'll for citizens to preserve it for reference, q matter
tbst nay often b deairshlA
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+. HENRY OWEN
HOUSE, COACH, AND SIGN
PA Il,
GLAZING AND PAPER uANH1NH
Done 10 order.
NINlNGEk CITY, MINNESOTA. ply

JOSEPH JACKSON.
Coutr actor. Mason & Builder.
GRADING &c. will be attended to promptly.
Refers to j.. n. Case,
/. Donnellv.
Nininger. June 20. 1857. 2:ly
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Special Notices..
~ The Rev. Mr.. Greasy will preach At fremont
.Iall, in this town, next Sunday afternoon at ~ o'clock.
Previous to which, at II O'clock, a Sunday School will
be organized at the same pla,e.
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THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER
:. The L lie Of he EIssh is ia the Rlnaan

% The Life OF the Flesh is in the Blood"
When the Blood becomes vItIatsG. impure. or too
weak the flesh LOSES its vitality. the skin becomes
yellow and palid. the Liver dlSordered, Dyspepsia
ness commences, and Life becomes burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARILLA Cordial,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels,
Impart LIZ vgOr and tone to a constitution i'm
paired 10y disease from any cause. Ii removes PIN
pies and all skin eTuptlOns; arouses the physical
powers ot both seIes. gives bloom to the pallId
cheek. and mskes one joyous and happy. hough
medicinal In us effects, Ii Is perfect cordial In
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
plants, which In their very nature are eXhaustng
and debilitatIng. For DrOpsv. OF dropsical SWELL
lngs, or Kidney and Ba der affections t acts like
CHARM. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 81 cents.
Sold by stott, Mcpherson, Clarke, Waite Kid
well Il Lawrence, DIR. Culver, ana Ford, Washing
ton City, CIsceli Il kidwell, Georgetown.
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England, and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecoie de
Pharmacie de PeIisand the Imperial College of Nj Cd
lcine, Vienna. Triesemar No. is remedy for Re-
taxation, Spermatorrhea, and Exhaustion of the
System. Tnesemar No. efectually, IN the short
space Of three days, completely and entirely eradi
Gates all traces OF those disorders which cOpavia and
cubebs have long been thong antIdote for to
the ruin OF the health of vast portion of the popu
lation. Tresemar No. is the great Continental
remedy for that class OF disorders which, unfortu-
nately, the English physician treats with mercury,
to The inevitable destruction of the patients consti
tuition, and which all the sarsaparilla the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos. 2, and are alike
devoid of taste smell, and Of all eating quail
ties. They may lie on the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases. anO divided
in separate doses as administered by Vepeau, Lal-
leman, ROux, RicOrd. &C., &c. Price SIS each,
or four in one for So which saves IS; and IN
81 cases.
Sold by DIR. H. A. BARROW, No. ~ Prince st..
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. Imme
dlatey on recelp of the amount DIR. Ii. will forward
the So cases of Tresemar and the large sizes, car
rage paid thus lnsurng genuine European prepaTa-
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not free of car
rage. Consul tatlOns as usual, from IL a. m. till 9
p. m and from til p m, at No. l57 Prince st.,
few blocks west Of Broadway. Sold also by J.
STOTT. Washington. feI1y
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BROWNS HOTEL.-Dr Phillips, Pa; John
Wallace, do; r. CTOmgcole, Va; L. carr, No
Porter and lady, Tenn ; Miss Je. sic Porter,
do; C Weed, Va; w g Wheaton, Ill ; j Cas-
sin, Pa; III Faux and son, La; u Dufas sat, dc;
q Ware, Mass; VIM Murray and lady, Va Mis-
Kennedy, Md; Tiff. VT; A Wilson, DC; NJ
Day, Ga; DR. Baldwin, Fla Miss L Hall &,
NY: f. WhaTter and lady, Ala; l. /. Dun
p can, La; L b Taylor, SC +; q Moore, NY; w d
Alexander and family, Ind.
LAKEWOOD HOUSE, Myrat, Cal; l. M
Gloss, Neb; NJ Thomas, Md J Murdaugh Va;
McCary, DC; II b Ingrams and Marshall.
Va: X White; FL Baker, ii X Robins Md;
A Campbell, do; III Hoffman, do; Ravnlt,
do; H Taylor, d.; J NJ Hopkins, Pa; w w
% Dudley, Bolivia; ] Ondarge, do; J S Rudd
DC; Tolson, Md; 3 VI Cromeii. Ga; RRn~.
sell do; f Clarke, do; II w Williamson, Md;
Henry, do.
UNITED STATES HOTEL w Tool, Ten:
} w Tracy, Jefferson. Bruin. Turner,
and Bruin, Va; A K, Pa: Coin, Va: UP
Marshall, Ny; w Nj MUthtt, Md; A Nettles.
La; DIR III ID Ghurchman, w III Reiter, Va; II h
Thruston, SC; Porter, Mass Miss r Smith,
III; A ID Bennett, Pa; r A Sinclair, Va; DIR s w
Everett and lady, Mass
NATIONAL HOTEL &C Fl Rogers II 8 Cav
"a Simpkins, Kansas; NJ p Smith, Md; n
ferguson, Dc Warwick, jr, Va; A w Thorn.
son, NY; W Jones, e; W J johnson. Md; ]
inc Farrsn, Va; b White, Pa; w Titus, n Y;
n Ferguson, Md.
WASHINGTON HOUSE C Burnett. G
l. Ratrelmi Ter aud lady. Cairo; Jos Fend. Min:
l. Barnham, Mo; DIR II West, Edwd James
hon w m Montgomery, Pa j Wilson, NY; VIM
II Sands, Hodge, VIM Fowler Il M vii.
nams, Smithldnd Chandler, o.
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Hadiainaa.
Vl RICHEST, DIADEM EVER WORN =
B Y KINGS OR EMPERORS.

WHAT ... -
WHY BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.
Becanse i 10 the ornament God himself p,e-
may bloom ever so brightly la the glowing cheek, the
eye ever SO sparkling the teeth be those of pearls
o. the ss h.
uns2 SR ps sI % sG,s hs n
tvoo three times week. viii restore ona perms-
nenty secure to all such an ornament. Read the
celebrated piasisi. TkaiS.Tf: VI '''' ~ '"'
Dr. wopp: Dssr slrNFsr4is me 1 3 s1p Vi to
you the Obligations l am under for the entire re-
the time Of my arrival in the United states It was
your Hair Restefa ive it soon recovered original
hue. consider your resto alive very wonderful
sm s G1y as
"Dryc ar GwylIsdidct
WELSH NEwsfAPKR OFFICE, , Is E "a lseg ST..
PROF. O. ]. woep: Dear s,rHsone month mont or 81,
on Der hair little thinfinE a. the time tha. il would
well my surprise few weeks risl has per
formed that sriu effect by turning sll the gray
and thiekening the hair; strongly recommend the
sbsgs all Il wsns 81
NEW YORK, July Is, 1857.
PROF. o.. J WooD: With confidence do 1 recon-
mend your HAIR x estorative as being the most eff
cacIOus article ever saw. Since using yous Hair
Restorative, my hair and whIskers, which were a.
most white, have gradually gIown dark and | now
store them to their natural color Ii also hxs reIeved
me of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, SO com
mon among persons who persplre freely.
J. g. KILBY.
CHICAGO ILL, May 1857.
PROF. WooD About two ears sgo my hair COM
menced falling of and turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald and had tried many remedies to Ell
feet. l commenced using our Restorative in Jan
uary last A few applications fastened my har
hrmiy 1t began to hi up grow out. and tbrned back
to Its former color, lback At this time 1t fully
color. AMI
and cheerfuy recommend Its use to all.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative is put up in bottles of s sizes,
VIZ Large. medium, and small the small holos n
pint and retas for s. per bottle the medium
holds at least twenty per cent. in proportion
than the small, retails for 50 bottle the large
holds quart forty per cent. more In proportion and
| %. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors. So Broadway
New York, Tin the great N Y. Wire Railing Estab-
lishment, and IL Market ST., ST. LOUIS, Mo.
And sold 10y al good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. ma l8 SIN