davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
John T.. MOgalAc. .
Frank Plulller.

NOAL TEAMSTER. All orders left with Gilett
~ lie Claire Row, will be promptly attended To at
short notice. Eov6itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
w M. s NTH 4 co..
Peoria, Ill,
Distillers and Manufacturers.

ALCOHOL, BURNING FLUID, CAMPHENE,
and PURE SPIRIT tBt. Louis prices and deliver ed
within - hours after receipt Of order
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
EWADV'RTISEM'TS.
Notice.

DERSONS travelling into the neighborho7d OF Oat-
L Gale Cemetery or Jackson Mills, viii dnd o good
road by keeping Locust st. 20 Chestnut Avenue, east
OF Parnam ST., A. d. G. Kelley has made . leAee A.
the slough northeast of his honse and has fem
ced up the old track by the way OF Locust st.
Nh - G3t Gazette copJ3t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30

Now Orleans Market.
New Orleans, MaTch..27
SU1AR-Hirm At 6h@Gk
MOLASG E6-26
WHGAr-Rad, o..
CORN-Yellow, 60
POKK-Hess, II 20
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30

Justice Of the Peace,
IT. ID. E.aG.aL.
OFFICE In the second story ofthe old Post Oniot
~ Building East side Of Brady, bet ween Front and
ID streets,
mav4ldtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
N Office.

THE RELIEF ASSOCIATION will Snrnish mae
L or female helps, "a application TO nP. nagal q
his once. Persons desiring such arc earnssNy re-
qsestei 70 apply - ahove, ~ this win greosy ~
the Society In thsi1 sbors. - srdsr Of the
nOvoOht ANA0m ATvOR
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
STA H RS NEW 5 DEPOT
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

Al . meecng Of the Young Mems Literary Asso-
ei.tiou, held last evening, the following gentlemen
elected officers OF the Association tor the follow
ing year:
PREsDENT-W. T. Clark.
VIDE PREsIDKNT-Joseph HAYES.
RECoRDIso oSEcRETlRY-Charles b. Davie.
TRBAsCRsR-Joha L. CONN.
LIDRARIAN-Frank 8. Smith.
Cor. SEo oRETARY-0. n. Price,
Com. OF WAYS AND.MEASs-J. n. Eldriige VIM.
Allen.
LIBRARY CoN.-Dr. Langer, J. ". McCelland
LECTURE GoM.-R Hil John r. Dill.n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
W: II. BARBER,
ATTORNEY "A AT LAW

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE, Nickolls' Block, corner Brady and Sec
" and streets. jun6dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30

NEW ORLEANS, March 29.
Metamora has been declared free port
on the 2lst
Viduarri issued proclamation, demand
ing the payment Of % per cent. Of all mon
ey due from the church property.
Tam lea had not yet been attacked.
A battle was expected near San Louis Po-
tosi, between the adherents Of Carrie and
Zuatogu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30
-. = = =
Wanted.

A middle sssi American woman m sssa.saat
"A Ok Apply at the
mch2liIW SDOTT UOIISK
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-30

/
tions, were the result of cunning schemes
concocted by shin-plaster democrats, aided
by Know Nothing tacticians and unwilling
ly executed by a considerable number OF
the ardent and sincere friends of De-
mocracy.
We have now, no'doubt, democratic ma
jority in the city. and with harmonious ac-
ton We GOULD elect every candidate the
party would nominate. We have the mis-.
fortune. however, to have some men of in.
iiuence in the party who seem more anx-
ious to serve private than party or paJi
terests. 1t is ludicrous to compare educa-
ted men to small pieces of wood, but an an
ecdote heard many years sincH induces
me to make the comparison A trav'ling mer-
chant stopped at the house Of an old resident
farmer in the interior of Ohio, made sale of
several articles to the farmer, among them
dozen of nutmegs, which he recommend.
ed highly, and with a good sample showed
the family several uses it could be convent
emily and pleasantly put to. The family
were pleased with the Ito them nen) condi-
ment and the Moving Trader" with the
price he obtained for the wooden imita-
tions.
1t happened some time after in conse-
quence of severe storm that the trader
was driven to the necessity of stopping with
his wagon at the same farmhouse, the pro-
prietor of which recognized him undoubt-
ly.
Mr.. trader soon made plausible apology,
denonucing the wholesale dealer from whom
he purchased them and expressed willing
ness to return the money he received for the
spurious articles, &c.
The honest farmer, however, relieved the
rascal by making only slight complaint
He said several of them were made of "sace
fac and were pretty good" but those that
were made of beach wasn't worth d-m.
Now, from what l have seen and learn
ed, feel convinced that We have many
wooden nutmeg" democrats in this City,
County and State, and Of these entirely too
many of the "sace fac kind, that impose on
the honest, unsuspecting democrats, who
neither practice or understand political
treachery.
The game Of the "beach" and "sace fac
kind, has been playing for some years, in
Iowa, and is becoming more detested and
stunned by the honest democracy. The
democracy has. since the formation Of the
Government. held power and preponderance
except when she courted the favor of some
rotten ism, or took into her fold some lead
ers who were the supporters or colluders
with those unrighteous, proscriptive, il!ibe-
raj antidemocratic isms. Honest democra-
cy never did, does not, and never wiH attempt
to prescribe constitutional voter on &C.
count Of his creed or country; whereas it
was, it is, and ever wiU be the policy of anti.
democratic isms to coalssce in any proscriD-
ton that will tend to concentrate their pow
er and break doWn democracy. NJ.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
NOTICE

Is hereby given that in pursuance of the pro
visions Of an act entitled an act to amend al
act passed April 18th 1852 entitled an act fol
theassesshent and taxation of all property in
this State and for levying taxes thereon accor
ding to its true value in money passed April
18th 1858. pr i'os I' ' ..'a '+D ri..', 1
The Commissioners at their June session
1858 passed the following order to wit:
That the County of Wyandot be divided in.
to thirteen districts for the purpose of electing
district assessors to value the real property
of said c,unty for the taxation and that each
Township in said county shall constitute a
district that is TO say. ..4t. @ iH lr5ss
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
DIR. Roback's Great M. dical Discoveries

DR.. Robacks Scandinavian Remedies are
oyerturning all the old theories of medicine, -
They reach the blood through the digestive or.
gans with quickness. certainty and accurate
effect almost miraculous The herbs of which
they are made are from the mountains of Swe
den, and this combination of vegetable ele
ments is superseding all the mineral medicine.
Dyspepsia, coughs bronchitis, bilious com
plants, fits, nervous affections, Mysteries,
pains in the back sexual debility etc.. are
relieved with wonderful rapidity' and there is
no malady originating in morbid condition
of the blood or other fluids of the BODY that
does not yield to the Scandinavian Remedies.
See Advertisement. .r..... s-r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

In this place, on the 23d inst. Mr..
JAMES w. BRowN, aged about SO years.
'' ~ re ODD FELLows HALL,)
Up. sandusky, o., Sept "a. '58}
Ata special meeting Of Wyandot Lodge
No, ITO. 1. Q. o. F.. the following reso-
lutions were unanimously adopted:
a''WnEaEAs, j. has pleased Almighty God
to remove from our midst our beloved
brother James W. Brown,
2 Rssotsta y That ia this ai.pensation of
di vine providence our Order has lost n
worthy and devoted brother. his family a
faithful and affectionate husband and faith.
er; community an honest and upright
Resolred, that We deeply deplore the
loss we have sustained, and offer our SYM
pathetic coincidence to the widow, children
and relatives of the deceased.
Resolyed, that as token Of respect for
our departed brother these resolutions be
entered at large upon the records Of this
Lodge. and copy thereof furnished the
widow of the deceased.
Resoi,ed that we wear the usual badge
Of mourning thirty days.
PETER B. BEIDLER, N. G.
ALEX. MoBRrpE, Sec.
~, MASONIC.
The following preamble and resolutions
have been unanimously adopted by War
pole Lodge, No. l76. 3" IIf
WHEREAS, Brother Malachi Bowsher
and James W. Brown, lately deceased,
were Master Masons, in good standing in
said Lodge therefore, ~.
Resolved, That whilst we are called up.
on to mourn tie loss of our deceased
Brethren, we bow with humble submission
10 the will Of Him who hath given and
hath taken away. ".t D.
Rssolced. That we sympathize with the
families and friends of our departed Broth.
ers and for consolation for their bereave-
ment and irreparableloss can only indicate
to them to pay that rational homage tc
the Deity which at once CONSTITUTES our du
ty and our happiness. a. ra' rar
M. II. KIRBY, W. M.
S. II. Hunt, Sec'ry. .A.-. ....
Sept. Gath, 1858.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

MgYlgA. I'M pARTlTlOMe
Levi Corfman, Abraham Coriman,
Charles Gracely and Sophia his wife, Ir.
win Walton and Magdalene his wife,
Isaac Corfman, Lewis Corfman and Lyd-
ia Corfman, and the said Irwin Walton
their guardian, and Susan Corfman wild.
ow Of Joseph Corfman, deceased, will take
notice that a petition was filed against
them on the l25d day of August A. D..
1858 in the Court Of Common Pleas with
in and for the county of Wyandot by Sa.
rah s. Corfman, guardian of jeremiah
Corfman, minor heir of jeremiah Corf.
man deceased, and is now pending,
wherein said petitioner demands parii-
ton of the following real estate situated
in said county ofWyandot viz: the west
hall OF the southwest quarter. and the
west half Of the south east quarter Of sec
ton twenty-five (ss) in township one ri
south OF Range fourteen IA east and
the south end ofthe west half Of the north
east quarter Of the same section, except.
ing the corner east Of the negrotown road,
and a lane one rod wide on the east side
oi the tract being the same land here
tofore conveyed to the said Joseph Corf
man, by Magdalene Oolfman, and con.
tanning twenty live acres more or less, ,and
that at the next term Of said Court the
said Sarah S. Corfman guardian as afore-
said will apply for an order that partition
Ray be made Of said premises.
..a j. D. SEARS,
no. AZ CIV Atty. for Pet'r
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

And that the quslifled Electors residing in
each Of the aforesaid Townships Of said Coun-
ty at the October election in the year A. D.
1873 shall elect some citizen of their respective
Township having the qualifications Of an'elec.
as assessor of real property within his Said
township. The judges Of electors shall keep
separate poll books for the election Of said
assessors and the returns thereof duly certified
as in other cases shall be made to the county
Auditor who with the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas and Probate Judge ofthe coun.
ty shall open the same and declare the result.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand officially at the Auditors office this l4th
day of August A. d. 1858
]. V. s. HOYT, Auditor,
August 90, 1858 .. Wyandot Co o.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
County Fair.

County Fair.
The Board of Agriculture for this Coun-
ty are busiy engaged in preparing for our
County Fair, which will commence on
Wednesday, the 18Th Of October.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

LS- The Seneca County Fair will come
of next week, beginning, we believe on
Wednesday. The Crawford County peo.
pie have their Fair this week.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
Tickets,

IICKeH. --, a.. ....5,I s. ....
= Candidates for Office who desire US TO
print tickets for them will do well to call
and order them, as we have determined to
print none except such as are ordered by
responsible persons. We will not work
for nothing. Last spring we we're induced
by friands to goto work on Sandoy, and
work nearly all day, with the assistance Of
q hand whom we paid out Of our own
pocket, for the e'purpose of having tickets
ready for the election on Monday morning,
for which labor sinful and disgraceful as
1t was. We have never received a cred
'ceht!" Hereafter those who wish to dance
must pay the 6ddler-t they can't dance at
oour. expense. II We, are to manufacture
great men ont Of the raw material, we
want bay for our services. a,, III
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
.SnBRIPF'S PROCLAMATION.
State Of Ohio, Wyandot County.

State Of Ohio, Wyandot County. N
The qualified voters Of the county Of Wyan.
dot, and State Of Ohio, will meet at the places
designated for holding elections, in their re.
spective townships, on Tuesday, the 18th day
Of October, 1858, and then and there proceed
to elect, according to law.
Ore Supreme judge. s
One Attorney General;
II One Comp troler the Treasury:
One Member Of the Board Of Public Works
One Member of Congress, for the 9th Con.
gressional District composed ofthe coun.
lies of Wyandot, Seneca, Crawford, Ma.
I M .sriop, Hardin, Sandusky and Ottowa.
A One Common Pleas Judge, for the Second
Subdivision Of the Tenth judicial Dis
trict;
One Probate Judge;
One County Commissioner. and
One Land Appraiser, for each Township,
in said Wyandot County.
The Judges Of the Elections in the different
Townships, will atthe same time select and
return to the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas, the upporionment of Jurors, for their
respective Townships, as follows, to wit:
Crahe. ..... .................. 10
Cfawtord. ........... IL
Tym,chtce. ......... ................ 10
ritt. ............. ...................
sycamore. ...............,.. b
MaTseiiles. ..........,...,...
Mll1iln .......,... ..................w
ANTRIM. ............,..,
hlchlanu. .............
calem m............. ................
niuge'.'. '..'''''''... ...,......'.t.....
rluen. y
JacksOn. ................. y
CURTIS BERRY. Sr.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
FCalifornia..

AT the recent election in California the
whole Administration ticket was elected,
and y i : said that there viii be large
majority Of Administration men in the
Legislature. ss'l'.hg3A a''fi lse
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
G VA. UJM~MaDN, ,
t.a. SOLE PRoPRIETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. g. Co.

PIIARMACEUTISTS and CHEMISTS,
LN-B ElTT SEURGt Pa.
7. W. D,ott d Sons, Philadelphia. Barns
d Park, N. Y, John D. Park, CINCINNATI
Barnard, Adams & Co. st. Louis. And by
Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States, and Canadas. ,Ir
Upper Sandvsky.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
An EXTRAORDINARY CASE. q D.,
ld The case Of JAMES w. BRowN who di


1s AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE IT.,
The case Of JAMES W. BnowN Who died
in this place on The 23d inst, has proven
to be tbe most extfsoraipary one oa rel
/. 'cord-il bafied lhe science and skill Of
physicians while he Eved and suffered,
and astonishedl them after the immortal
il spirit had left the diseased clay. For
several Years he has been aconstaps suf-
ferer. and for the past two wars at least,
he has been confined TO his room nearly
all the time, and a great portion Of that
time 10 his bed. His disease was attribu.
ted by some 10 an affection Of the liver,
others contehded ,hatthe immediate cause
pf the trouble was derangemen Of the
digestive orgahs, an affection ofthe lungs,
spine, &C., while all the remedies prescri
bed failed 70 afford the poor fellow any
relief, until death, the great 'deliverer from
NIL earthly pain and trouble. kindly re-
iieyed him from bis sufferipgs.
After the death Of Mr.. B., the friends
consented to have a post n,ortem eKamina-
tion Of the body, and our neishbor, Dr.
r. A. HEEbERsoS, proceeded to make the
exatnination. The disease was found 10
be an adipose degeneration Of the Kidneys
the body Of each Kidney having pariic-
7pated in and been absorbed by the dis.
ease. Or, in other words, an unnatural
growth Of what we would, ia vulgar par
dance, term .faty ,aattsr, occupied the po-
sition Of the Kidneys, these organs hav-
ing been entirely absorbed by the growth:
and grown to the enormous size Of fourteen
tnches in length and nineteen inches in cir
cumfcrcnce, weighing exactly eyM pounds
each, or sixteen pounds together. They
tiled up the cavity Of the abdomen to such
an extent that the Diaphragm. Heart,
Lungs, DC, were crowded completely ou,
Of their normal locality. The dcgenera
ted Kidneys were firmly attached 70 the
peritoneal coat,or covering Of the bowels,
in their posterior, inferior, and superior
PARTS rleaving q very small cavity in the
anterior portion Of the abdomen for the
small intestines.
We have been informed by Doctor Hen
derson. To whom we are indebted for our
information upon the subject. that the Sc.
cretory vessels. were so diffased through
these degenera,ed Kidneys as 10 perform
the ordinary functions Of the natural
Kidney. t45
The liver was as sound as could have
been expected under the circumstances
Of course its sympathetic connection with
the diseased part. and the manner in which
It was crowded by these degenerated Kid
neys, would affect it to some extent and
50 with the stomach. '"b r.. .'. -.".'
II. was fortunate, indeed, that Doctor
Henderson. requested the privilege OF
making an examination, and that the
friends granted il, for the result has been
that an unparalleled case has been pre-
seated to the world-we believe there is
nolbook extant in which similar case
can be found elai
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
FEVER AND ACUE,

disordered
ElG)lllAEE} (t]1R lTWFSRn
% oIstv W. PAINS Ioss o' e ,nmeta
nosnnndacv cnstveness iGSs Rd ., nJ JpRgsne Reod
~ n;leS ~ nIi rorrons ''' phonnot;oan "uu 80
Mss,rpaln;a A#..t;nrs !, l.s i, nn,n"raus Guy j.,
stancos nroyoJ h;rhI,, bonnfo;n, and i, nthans
effected n dec;dc5 Giro - =" ~ "' anu ~ ''''''
MI
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

~ SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING
We would call yeur attention to The advertise.
ment Of Dr. Mann,s Augue Balsam, which ap.
pears in the columns of our present humber
We ale pleased to be able to record the satisfac.
ton of our patrons, after trial of an article ad
vertised in our columns. All the qdack nos
trums Of the day are giving away before itand
It seems. .Atruly; to work by magic. and in all
cases effect cure. This is indeed agreat dis
covery, Gov and will be hailed with pleasure by
tried and suffered year after year, throughout
the Western country, to know that a specific
is in the reach of all. This in, aluabie rene.
dy is sold by all good and responsible drug
gists. i-,t 'ic ~ s,a,s lfit .d.9''sf- y.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
uALMOSTEvERYB0DY HAS HEARD

uALMOSTEvERYB HAS HEARD
OF MANN'SAGUE BALSAM.-The atten-
ton of our numerous -,aders is directed to the
advertisement found in anothericolunn Of this
paper. Of the high estimation that,is placed
Upon this, the greatest Remedy knownto mod.
ern science. We have never known any other
medicine win as large a share Of public conf
dence ii, SO short a time as this has done, if we
may be allowed to JUDGE from what we read !;
but this should be sufficient. particularly when
wesee such estimonials coming from men of
undoubted .vefacity, from all parts of the coun-
try. There can be no doubt but that it is one
Of the greatest discoveries IN the medical world
and deserves the appreciation and esteem Of our
readers and The public. Sold by all good drug-
gists. -~'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS of ali
n kinds at KILMER'S.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

"A Few gallons more of that good old
AA- Monongahela WLiskey at H4 F's
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01

'1hsissiAnl MIN 'efdsia ~ 99'i} 'iiv -~gga
sIs putting away in right good earnest ;
aaaviiile. all acknoviedgs il to be a great
-coonyenieneel to our people. we are glad to
b abs TO say also. that it promises to be
a pr06sable enterprise to the worthy pre-
,prietors. .iiurss "a ,sts lL&.i Y a.a.,3 I!
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
Assessors I Tick,ets. !

Assessors Tickets. .g.r5 a,et e.,,rsI 7
Tickets for the election Of Assessor Of
Reai Estate in!the different townships are
to be voted in q separate ballot box. and
not in the box with the State and county
tickets We hope voters will bear this in
mind that no mistake may occar. '''.fa
s9iepsisOHs aesirous Of having printed
tickets ga ssi for Assessor, will BE- furnished by
apnliccstioa,a at he PIONEER office with any
'qusadsy desired at IS cents asingle hun.
drsd. and lSad cents for every additional
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
DIED.

In this place, on the 2sd inst. Mr..
JAMES w. BRowN, aged about SO years.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-10-01
BOWLING SALOON
f JUST OPENED! p.

Persons who are desirous ofindulging in .
little healhfu and pleasant exercise can now
be gratifed, as the subscribers have recently
openpd n
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

OK TILE PETITION cf Ebenczer L. Lester, r Boston,
praying granted him 10Th
l8&1 FOR tho method or
iron Railroad Car Wheels for from the expiration Vi
patent, which takes place the IOti oI august, 1885,
tho said ha llearsi
Monday eth August ~ O'Clock, yesors
notified arpcar cause any they why Enid pe
n!ien ought not 10 bc granted.
opposing exclusion required u f
objections. specially forth In writing twenty
days bootc tho day q hearing An Testimony rd BY either party
vi bearing transmitted
ccrancc with tho rules cr tho cice which will be fnnlscd
pitratun.
dcostoDr nd other relied tcy be nlcd
tho oo before tho morning Of TINT day. tho arguments
u any, within nvs days thereafter.
Osetad also, that this notice hc published in tho Unicn Wah
natcn Post Boston. three
ssss weeks previous y tho 9Th q August ncxt the day
hcnring.
Commissioner " 1ntcnts
yaprs please copy and scud their
bills 70 tho strn once, with containing this notice.
JuOe 6~1Mw3W
The Washington union., 1858-06-29
MORE TO BE ADMIRED Than TIE RICH

MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE RICH
1vl Get Daom Worn by Kings Emperors. What. Why,
Because provided
Reader although The rose may bloom brightly in tho glowing
head bcrc It's covering the hair be nsrled and shyeed
@ a S Sk woes M
three times week will restore AMI pcrmsneniy
All such Read the following and Judge The wri Of
tho first is tho celebrated pianist, Thalborg:
NEW YoRx Arrii IL, 1883
express you the Obligations lam under
q, @ ns If @ Arrival 10 @ & is state ~ s a Son Hw
upon the application your tr Restorative
cd is original huc consider restorative wonderful
Invention, quito eicacious as we'll as agreeable
lam, dear sir, yours, truly,
''Dryeh a'r Gwyiedyde."
Weich Newspaper 0ice Is Nassau street. April II, 1885,
o. wocp Dear Some mouth px weeks ago
ce,ved bottle Of Hair Restorative and my wi who
would the hair 70 h original coor but TO her we'll
SURPRISE after few n trial. has performed tst wonder
Identifying ad shtkcnng ho hn strongly recommend the
abcyo restorative all In Of such change their hair
CHARLES CARpEw
Ngw YcnK, July %, 1851
Ipor O. j. WOOD do / your Ie
y - @ ss g S nv sa saa nh w
meet r,e gradually grown confident
also has relieved ne s anlrun aud Itching 60 eo
among pcrsons who persprs freely. J. y. knBY.
WON About two hair commenced Milling od
ard turning gray; becoming bald and
remedies to ns encct using your
s,y s few syssasops a.snsd my har amy began :.
this Gme IS fully resorcdto s original color health and
aud cbeo,uiy fecomncnnd s D. al J. d. NoFS
Ch.o,oc, ILL.,, Hay l. 1857.
The Restorative put ny bottled Of rco Sizes large
lua small email holds half pot and rcss for enc dol
proportion than tho small relsis r dollars por bo,e Tho
hoas nr ~ per ssu nero f. cpsTsc and re!S f ~
great Now York Wlgs Railing nbbshmcn and ia Market street.
Aud sold BY ali zosl rrrsssn Fancy Dealers
Nay 13--dcm