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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04
Notice.

VOLtCes
N O r r is, M A U L L & @ O.,
CLoT'HIERs,
CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS.
Under the City Hotel,
Have Just received, and opening, an unusually
large and superior stock of
SUMMER LoTHING!
COATS, PANTS,
In every description of material adapted to the
SOUTHERN TRADE,
And embracing all the LATEST and MOST POPULAR
NOVELTIES OF THE DAY!!
Particular attention has been paid this season to
MOURNING CLOTHING.
The stock of which will found complete in every par
tcular.
SHIRTS! SHIRTS! SHIRTS!
Philadelphia Hand-Made.
Will be constantly in receipt of all descriptions of Shirts
per every arrival from the North, and will keep throughout
the full assortment of their justly celebrated
LINEN CAMBRIC SHIRTS,
Both White and Fancy.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In every possible variety-embraeng large invoice of
CLOTILDE TIES,
GLOVES, HOSIERY,
FANCY AND WHITE CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEFS.
UNDER CLOTHING.
UMBRELLAS TRUNKS, etc.
NORRIS, MAULL & CO.,
cor Camp and Common sts,
m25 2ptf Under the City Hotel.
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To.MoRRows RAcE.-The entries for Tuesdays
race will be called from the Judges stand Of the
Metairie Course at hafpast o'clock this afternoon,
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DEATH OF LOGAN McKNIGHT.-A sudden and pain
full death occurred on Saturday evening. Mr.. Logan
Mcknight, prominent and highly-esteemed citizen
of the Fourth District, was out riding with his wife
and sister naw when he fell forward in the carriage
and expired almost insantaneousy, without breath
ing word. His wife screamed; gentleman came
running and attempted to raise the deceased up, sup
posing he had but swooned; but was appalled, to
find that death had claimed his own The body, after
being carried into adjacent grocery, where inect
uta restoratives applied (the scene of the oc-
currence being Royal and Ursulines streets) was
taken home, attended by the ladies' whose grief may
be imag agined but not described. medical nyestiga.
ton determined disease Of the heart as the cause of
death.
Mr.. Mcknight was native Of Kentucky, "a years
of age was merchant Of high integrity, and some
time ago represented his District in the Common
Council. singular and sad coincidence was offered
in the fact that that same day Mr.. Mcknight had
written and sent to two of the daily papers, for pub
cation, an elegantly composed and feeling tribute to
the memory of his late friend, John NJ Bell, lost by
the disaster to the Princess This obituary of his
friend and the sad story Of his own untimely DEATH
were published together yesterday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04

NORMAL School, FIRST DIsTR1cr.-Notice is given
by W. o. Rogers Esq. Superintendent Of the Public
Schools of the First District that the annual
of the Female Department of the Normal School
commences to day, and that applications for adms>
sion should be made to him in writing soon pos
sible. For further information refer applicants
and the public to the Superintendentss notice.
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n Splendid Stock

n Splendid Stock
S Fl r Il s S HI r II S!!
ONCE MORE,
-. M NHODIDx,H.
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS.
The unprecedented demand which prevailed during
past three months for
DIoody's Celebrated Shirts,
has rendered impossible keep up the supply thereby
caused disappointment hundreds Of his cusome he has
length however, by increased facilities been enabled to
entirely repensh his stock with complete and eegsn.
assortment Of
From the popular
SIX SHIRTS FOR SIX DOLLARS,
Sewed, warranted
TO the
Finest Quality Manufactured
He invites his friends secure an elegant
$ .H xR z s
and perfect d from the NEW STOCK. of allstyles and
qualities, just received. A5-Remember at
IN. MooDY's
Shirt and Furnishing Goods Emporium.
mzs 2p4tMoThsa&Mo Canal Royal streets.
The YO,x,,g S0,4therner.
THE YOUNG SOUTHERNER!
A GENTEEL STRAW HAT
NOW READY,
STRAW HAT MANUFACTURERS,
IS OADWAY,
NEF TORK
MANUFACTORY. RY......................NO .NORwALK, CONN.
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Up St. Charles to Julia up Julia to Camp up Camp and
Prytsnia to Clio; down Clio Apollo down Apollo and Ca
rondeet to Canal Canal Royal down Royal St. Anne
up ST. Anne to Chrres up Chartres Camp to Odd Fell
lows Hail. where the line will halt open the right and
left close order The Grand Marshal Four Aids will
then pass between the lines extreme left returning will
be followed by the Eighth, Seventh, Sixth, Fifth Fourth
Third and First Divisions inverse order into the Ball
Room of Odd Fellows Hail. where Grafton will delivered
by Hon. A s. HEBRON Of Baton Rouge and other csremo.
MES appropriate to the occasion will take place.
The Lodges and Encampments expected at Lafayette
Square by 10 O'Clock A. the procession precisely
half past 10 O'Clock.
The Hall will be opened II O'Clock for The reception of la.
dies for whom seats will be reserved They
fully invited to be present.
Visiting Brothers respectfully invited Join the
procession by uniting with such Lodges they may select
By order of the R. W. Grand Lodge:
GERARD STITH,
Al 2p4t Grand Marshal
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y. r. Han, ,no,aa,

u. II. ERf112l 2lIlOlaN,
ENGRAVER, LITROGRAPHER AND PRINTER,
No. Camp street, second floor,
Respectfully socits orders in the above departments
OF
DIPLOMAS, STOCK CERTIFICATES, POLICY HEADS
Scrip Bills of Exchange Checks Promissory Notes.
etc. embeshed with original designs engraved copper
steel and printed in style nnequaed in the South.
He has obtained facilities for doing every description
Sone and particularly refers the style recently
duced combining the elegance of Steel Engraving with
cheapness Lhography and particularly adapted Bills
Exchange, Checks Account Sales Bill Heads, fine Labels
etc ETC., etc.
Being the only Engraver of Pictorial subjects steel
per soa publishers others requiring Portraits
scapes Book Illustrations etc. etc. requested examine
his specimens and will add that orders in the FINER
difficult kinds of Engraving will be EXECUTED BY HIM.
SELF and sent to the North as is the practice.
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, AT HOME INvI-
TATIONS Engraved and Printed in STYLE puncua,
and at short notice.
COURT, LODGE and NOTARTAL SEALS, Designed, Ell
gayed and and furnished with press die,
jel 2ply
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-04
VOLUME XII.

.asxs.O. PLASTIC .MasttCatOys,
VULCANIZED BASE,
VERSUS
GOLD PLATES!
We have the privilege referring several known cit
liens city and country, wearing OF Mascatos
who their experience will substanate the
following statements:
They each xpended fifteen hundred dol
lars with the most sku dentists for teeth they could not
and which with comfort. On the contrary
the Plates made adhere AT ONCE FIRMLY drop
in talking, set and feel natural Metallic plates have
sharp edges to wound the muscles and gavanc ra
ton They also far durable oneha lighter and the
material resisting acids they perfectly sweet and Clean
The plate covering the roof of the mouth almost entirely dis
pensed with which is advantage public speakers
19- Full SETS with gums, $780, without, $lOo-snge Masi
Gators.
HS-we extract Teeth without pain
B. F. SMITH l. CO.,
DENTAL SURGEONS
nl2 2ptf 10 Baronne street.
To the Ladies.
EMBROIDERED CHEMIsEs.
SKIRTS
MILLINERY,
sHAwLs and MAETILLAs.
A' Mfto.
m2 2pa II Royal st. between BIsnyile and CONT
W. VI. TT"tlsOn,
FINE WATC CHEs, JEWE LRY,
slLvERWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS. FANCY GOODS.
ETC., ETC., etc..
Jas 2p, No. ss Canal street.
Fans. Fans. Fans.
Jus. received, LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL AssoRT-
DRESS FANS,
In great variety of Styles and Prices. For sale by
LION & PINsARD,
fel4 2pf Royal and Benvile SITS
Lea S Pery.tns'
CELEBRATED
WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE
Pronounced by Connoisseurs
TO be-
THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND APPLICABLE TO EVERY VARIETY OF DISH.
Extract Of letter from Medical gentleman Madras
his brother at Worcester, under date eff May, 1851:
"Ten LEA PERRINs that their AUCE is highly es-
,eeed in India and s in opinion the most palatable
veil as the most wholesome Sauce that Is made.'
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury of the New York Exh
bon Of Foreign Sauces. obtained by LEA PERRINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world wide
fame of which having led numerous FoRGERIEs pur-
chssers requested that the of LEA PER-
RIMS upon the WRAPPER, LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE.
LEA & PERRINS will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
instructed their correspondents in various of the world to
advise them any nfrrgements Sole Wholesale Agents for
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS,
4U5 BroaSway New York.
stock always In store. Also orders received direct
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Ne,p Goods! .Ne.U Goods!

.Te,u Goods! .NelU Goods!
We have just received by arrivals from New York.
New and Fashionable assortment Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Most Desirable Patterns and Latest Styles,
-coMPRIs1sG-
Fine Black and Colored Cashmere Cloth FRoCKs BUSI-
NESS COATS and SACKS.
Fine Medium Colored Cashmere and Tweed BUSINESS
COATS and SACKS.
Fine Black Merino FRoCKs and PANTALooSs.
FANCY CASHMERE PANTALOONS of all patterns and
qualities.
BLACK ALPACA sACKs-and endless variety of
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CRAyATS, TIES and sCARFs, of
every description.
Cotton, Merino, Silk and Lise Thread UNDERGAR-
MENTs.
sUsPENDERs. POCKET HANDKERCHIEFs TRAVEL
ING and FISHING SHIRTS, etc,
Shirts! shirts! Shirts!
A full assortment, comprising every style and quality
from
HALF-DozEN FOR SIX DOLLARS,
UP TO $500 A DozENl
LEIGHTON g. BARBOT,
of St. Charles and Canal streets.
N. B-w1NTER CLOTHING and UNpERGARMENTs
AT COST! m24 2plOt
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Boots, Shoes and Brogans,
AT WHOLEsA
Plantations supplied with prime DHchng BOOTS Russe,
BRoGANS, Wool Mexican, Palm Leaf Straw and
HATS, at the lowest m rket prices, by
FROST L CO.,
Fal0 Magazine street, New Orleans.
HATS GAPS, etc.,
ATTHOLESALE.
We are constantly receing general Silk and
Fur Cashmere Panama. eghorn, Straw, Palm Leaf Mexican
and Wool ATS, at the loes market prices, by
FROST Il CO.,
iyl3 2paW 10 Magazine street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-19
MONETARY AND COmMERCIAL

Daily Review Of Ghe Markets, July IS.
BREADsFUFFs AND PROYIsIoNs-we hear Of no move
in Breads We quote Flour IS
superne wholesale Buyers are offering
ec per bushc for prime Red and white Whess Corn
nues active demand SOC per bushe buyers furnishing
sacks. Corn Meal selling retail at 81 per busheI.
The receipts Of Bacon continue light and the
fined mainly city for city consumption We quote
99c. wagons. store, packed &c advance on these
priceis demanded Prime Lard is request Ile from
wagons.
C1scrNAT July I6Flour still dull; superfne 81 1894 So
Wheat Offering freely lower for Red: White 81 l5 49,
Of Red 81; good do at sI.a5 firm
e3aS5e for mixed soc for White. Provision
tive enquiry mainly abroad for Bacnn holders
7lc bulk and Bacon shoulders: 9g<c bulk ana
baron Sides reported 90 for II sies they
could repeated 2Oj bls country pork good
$3.50
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Foreign.

(By telegraph from. London 10 Queenstown July
IN. l-The Times says the Minister Of War and Mar
shall Peissier had another conference, to concert
measures fer the organization Of the army Of The
East. q. "a p = a. ID.
The 9Th division is organizing at Lyons to rein
force the army Of Italy
A Trieste dispa'ch of the seventh says legal pre-
ceedinVs have been commenced against the secret
political societies at Nessina. Several arrests have
been made.
AxcoNA, June SO.-Ge1. Cal.ormaltsr has taken
command Of the town A general disarming Of the
citizens has been ordered.
An address from tie Sandman Admiral has been
issued to the people Of Messins.
The Austrians are believed to have 200, 600 men
in limo.
fresh battalion is organizing st Paris. SO
The Times says The Ausrians will act only on The
defensive.
GaribaIdi has entered the Tyrol Pa rr
xindesgrstz has been sent to Berlin to announce
sbis fact.
The following proposals were made at the Prus
sian Federal Diet
The junction of the 9th and 10Th corps darmee to
the Prussiaa army.
No appointment TO the command in the four new
Prussisn and new Austrian corps d'srmee. Placing
all contingent forees in readiness TO march.
BoaMIo.-A corps OF from 3. 600 to 1000 Tyrolese
chasseurs have been threae ing the VallttiD, but
several columns Of Garibaldia and CrAldun's corps
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Foreign.

PARIS, July 5.-An official condemnation by the
government of article in the Seice, aifirms res
pect for the Pspacy and forms part of NspOleon's
programme.
A letter from Count CoVnur to the BOloEne Junta
says that Victor Emanuel will not accept the union
of Romagns with Piedmont, but will direct the Ro-
man forces TO concur to obtain independence Pei
listers troops are TO- observe the frontiers the
Rhine and will be in their cantohments on the thr
teenth. The fOrcesconsiss of 100000 infantry, r.
90 Cav Try and 400 cannon.
The VIsana correspondent of the London Times
says: something unusual is going on between
France, Russia and Turkey, and he would not be
surprised if Turkey should turn against AuGtris.
The Russian corps is already on war footing,
and all officers, imit,d leave Of absence, have
been ordered to join.
A levy of recruits is expected in England
Lyndhurst in a speech before the House of
Lords strongly advocated vigorous measures for de-
fence by land and sea He said that be regarded
the assertion that France had no wish to invade
England undtserving of Consideration. Eng
land might live in perfect independence of French
forbearance, relying only on the TigOr of the peo-
pie. t rl s4
Charles Villiers has been appointed President Of
the Poor Law Board, with q seat in the Cabin;t'
Gibson accepts the Presidency of the Board Of
Trade.
IL is rumored that Golden will be offered tbs Gov
ernorship of Canada. rE
It's again reported that Napoleon will return to
Paris in the middle OF July. ....re
Cochin CHINA The French troops defeated the
army at Aulam, and captured the fort and twenty
guns. The loss Of the enemy was 500, and of the
French lao killed and 80 wounded.
INDIA-Nens Sahib and other leaders in the mu-
tiny, have been defeated and dispersed at lrdWsn
pass.
Tea transactions at Hong KOpg were stopped by
the exorbitant demand Of holders.
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DEATH PROM sUN STROKE Mr.. WM. GARvIz,
citizen Of Pttsburg, Pa, died in this city ysster
day from sun-siroke. lie came TO the city yesier-
day morning and stepped, his custom, flor he
basvisied Nashville annually for several yeas, with
Mr.. T. WIsHAM He complained of being unWell,
and retired TO his ROOM but about three o'clock be
partOok Ct some tea and toast, after which he sad
he felt better, and s;artsd {, take walk in the
direction of the sulpur Spring. When he reached
the of Summer and Gay streets be was strik-
en- and died in short tme. An inquest was held
by the coroner, aud verdict rendered in accord
anco with these facts
No money or valusbles were found upon his per
son or among his effects, although he is known to
be man Of considerable means.
We understand that Mr.. GARviN has a sister living
in Evansville, Ia
His remains were properly taken care of by Mr..
WINHAN, aud will be inferred this morning at 10
o'clock.
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BY TELEGRAPH.


80
NKw YORK. July 1.-THE steamer dian has ar
rived at her Point, with Liverpool dates Of TIE
9Th. Colton sales Of three days 10000 baIes. OF
which spectators and exporters took GOO bales.
Breadstuifs all qualities slightly declined Pro-
visions have a declining tendency Cousols 93la
931 for account. Cotton, Orleans MiidIng 65a Uo-
land Bliddling 81 Manchester adviees are iasora-
bic all qualities slightly advanced. Market active
and stocks low.
The steamer North Brison has arrived out.
There has been more fighting The siege of
Psschiera is progressing The French are threat
ening Verons.
LONDON, July 6.-NapOlesn's headquarters are
nov iOur Leagues from PeschieFa.
The SsrdiniAns are vigorously besisgiug Pesehie
ra. The roaring OF cannon Is heard in that d.
reetion night and day. tifEavF saE n. tss..s
The Austrian advanced post is but short distance
from Villa Franco, which is occupied by Gen Niers
corps.
The Austr an army is SO demoroizsi that is
doubtful if they viii accept battle.
IL is rumored that ten thousand French troops
have disembaiked at Lessia and Piccolo Cherso.
The bridge 1t Vallegio has been destroyed
The French army including Prince Napoleon's
corps will operate against Verona
portion Of the Sandman army continues The
siege against Pesehiers.
The Austrians have Withdrawn from Bromio.
The Piedmontese are advancing towards Sterile
pass.
1t is rumorei at Castiglioni that the Austrians
have retired into Vsrons 10000 troops from Milan
and 10000 from Turin have been ordered into
Brescia.
There is great scarcity CT prOvisiops in the vii
lagea occupied BY the Allies
The Berlin correspondent of the London Times
says Prnssis's new proposals are now in the hands
OF the Representatives of Russia aud England
In one week the Russian army will be in fall
march. Two corps darms will gulrd the Silisian
frontier against Russia. 140 600 Prussiaus will be
stationed en- the lower aud Middle Rhine. When
these preparations are completed, Prussia will
probably make proposals which France will reject
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CANDIDATES.
Attorney General and Reporter. Election
ON the i3Ih of August. 1859.

Attorney General and Reporter. Election
ON the 18Th of August, 1888.
We authorized and requested to announce JAMES B.
THORNTON, Esq of Memphis candIate for Office Of
Attorney General ane Reporter the State, the ensuing
election on the 18th August jy9-te
We are authorizeato announce SAMUEL MILLIGAN, Esq.,
Ct Greene county, candidate for Attorney General and Re-
porter, in place Of Hon. JoHs L. T. sNEED, resigned
We are authorized to announce JAMES o. SHACRLFORD
ESQ., Of Montgomery county candidate for Attorney ene
al for the State of Tennessee in place of Hon. j. L. T. sSrrO
resigned. mavss
We authorized to TH0s. ]. FREEMAN 81 the
county Of Gibson candidate for Attorney General for the
stite Of Tennessee, place of Non. T. sxED resigned
june3.
We are authorized TO announce WIN. B. REESE, Jr Esq.,
candidate for the Office OF Attorney General and Reporter
ior the state. iune9
We are authorized to announce JOHN W. HEAD, ESQ., as
candidate for Attorney General for the State Tennessee in place
Of Hon. ]. L. T. sNEEDresigned.
We authorized TO announce MILTON A. HAYNES Of
Memphis candidate for the Office of Attorney General and
Reporter Tor the State. june24d, twSswtd.
We authorized to announce SAMUEL TURNKEY ESD Of
Sparta candidate for Attorney General and Reporter for the
State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-19

Our citizens viii have the opportunity tO-mOrrOw
evening Of enjoying fine musical treat at Odd
Fellows Hall. Mile EUsEEIs DERooDE, who
comes with the endOrsemsntOf TEALBERG as one of
the finest pisnist5 Of her age in this country pro-
poses to give grand concert tomorrow evening
She will be assisted by her sister, Mile MARIE
DERoADR. well known in this city a vocalist of
great merit and a number of professors and ANA
teurs. 1t viii be an ente-tainmeRt well worthy the
patronage of The levers of musicin this city
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-19
The m6st EfTicacions Remedy for the

The most EfficaciODS Remedy for the
Head NOW i'm Use.
This preparation has gained considerable reputation in this 10
cay having been used with the most successful and gratifying
results by quite gocdy the citizens Of Nsshveand
vicinity who viii unhesangy sustain in the excellent quail
ties Weelaim for hsneW remedial agent Those who have
aversion turning gray longer dread the great iaeon
yenence trouble Of supplying that deficiency with wig The
Restorative speak win certain the hair
its primitive color vyay In addition obviatng the
the wig Demove Hair Restorative does away with
the necessity campoonng for few applications of strips
the head entirely all dandru dirt &C. The propoistor could
easily fill with cards from best known citizens
ying the great restorative and cleansing properties Of the pre-
paaon butdo deem such his part at all
sary Those who give trial further proof salts
fly them that it is what it is representaed to be.
soldonly the Drug Store of Demoville Co.. Of
Church AID Cherry streets, Nashville, Tenn. Price ST.
may3I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-19

MENEEs AND QUARLEs AT GooDLETTsvLLE.-
An extra trriu win run to GoodetsvilIe this Tues
day. morning, leaving Edgefeld at 1854, a. m, to
enable all who wish 70 hear the candidates. for Con-
gress, Fare 70 cents FOR the round trip.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-19

THAT CONTEMPT CAsE.-The Grand Junction Quid
NuHee, noticing the fuing and Imprisonment Of E.
II. YERGER, Esq, By Judge McKIEREAS, Of the
Criminal Court of Memphis, for contempt, says
"a distinguished friend, of Memphis, says he
thinks that Mr.. YEsGER and the Judge were both
little wrong, and informs us that the matter has
been amicably adjusted. Abs well that ends
well
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-19

MARSHALL, Texas, July 8-The District Attor-
ney has officially notified the Pacific Railroad Com
pany that he will dismiss the State suit upon the
payment eff the first iustslment of $4,000, as pro
vided in tie compromise with the new Company.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-07-19

Welsh Newspaper Office, - Nassau April I2. 1854
PROF. 0. J. No0Ds Dear SfSone month six usctsa
s0ttle Of your Hair Restorative and gave Il nF y
who CONCLUDED It Der hair dine
that it would the gray hair original 10 her
well SURPRISE few has perf1ruef
that EBndd al effect OF turning all gray hairs to brown
the time Identifying thckening hair stron
recommend the above Restorative to all persons Of such
cAngeh Of their hair. CHARLES CARDEEs
NEw fOEz, July 70, ls57-
FROE. Q. j. WOOD: With eonddencs recommend ven
Hair Restorative, being the mos. ezc9us ar
Since using Hair Restorative hair Whkcru which
almost white have gradually ruEn dark Tea
confident that few applications viii restore Their
natural color. II also has reeEe1me Of
pleasant itching so common among who prr freely
j. G. EIEHY.t
PROF. NOoDAbout two years hair falling
OF and turning gray fst becoming bald had %
many remedies eject using your Reara-
tive In January last few application fastened ay,
II began to MI oat and turned
black) Al this time It uy restored original coor,
heah and Appearance and eer1lly All
Chicago, ILL.,, May 2, 1857. J. D. HOES
The Restorative is put up bottles Of sizes viz iare ne.
dun and SMALL the small hohss pin retsils
dollar per bole the medium holds a. least per more
In proportion than The s retas FOR dollars per hots.
The large holds quart fory per cent more in proportion aud
retailed for %.
WOOD CO Proprietors 3l2 Broadway, New York On
the great ~ y Wire Railing Esshsnt and ia Market ST.
Sc. Louis, Nc.
And Sold BY all good Druggists and Fancy Goods DeaIs
nOv23-d&WlYin