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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-09-27
CRY tIERE : OFTICE. ;
Lansing September IL, l-je. !

Lansing September IL, 1883.
STaIE ~ MICHIGAN
To William Human, Geo W Peck John Thomas,
Wilcox, IanrI Johnson, r. A TiomI- a. NJ ! Cut
Ter Fla lines -t.r.y Rrg-s, q iili.ari, r Price.
% e WI-wru, I Russell, p. " Gi'-1u, Charlie Fox,
n. Jones, J J Whitman &. E,ilsv, John Goucbc- A
W. siIlaulS Is. Warren : G,eyuc. -. 4 Eiy.r. II
p Marvin sat. Of Miehg J. A Hi-o.m !. Hsnsg,
Murphy bhsrl, ! NJ >hesfer, t-atr of T. = Boswell,
J. . Al er HnInan, c {. Darling. Z. p Bu-b
ln-'r~ln. E>la'e n u Mcclure. ArcuiSiU- B-nnett
Co, h d shank, Edward Elliott, CaoB~I E;noni,,
John whitley James White ~, 4 / B-rrch. John Am
ril@ n. IL B,rtroors-w, VIM II Chapman. . T. h,iein.
a. ". Buck, W ND1Gh0u-e, } I. Btse-. " H F.uekn-y.
Woidb,uer, 4 Thayer,J Hyde, H-eb- b. +. Heiif.
X y. >hsvhsn. Ho~uer * Kerr. Wm. Jobu,On. r ".
COVE. : C"ry-l. III. II smith II Wilcox. n Turner,
7 II Billings, }. ". H,im.s, }. Barnett II Baker, ".
Wright, + lAnEyeAr,J II Rosey. John ". L,agy-sr. e
c botye, B-nJ Franklin, ?. Atm, J Hal, T. Wi
isIn- rolls News. Mr. Darsnf Arm-tr NJ l. -auey
c Beach, HAsring-. { T-gcr. - Hsye-, Peter u
P-y, T. J. Case 7. CoWie, u par-"n', h { I-aeh,
Il us-n, j HoYkiI M. ANGEL, John IomI ID,
4 Cassit A WatkIn- - Chtt-r, 2 Johns n. Ausau
hlr4ball Geo Less. C!.n-. W Barker Mary Thsy
~, Ann smith, Gr-y p Cark, - g. Joker. :. frs-y,
y Srlil-y, 4 Nichols, L traus ia HArVick, H"raro
S-vmou- job Toksr ia Yag.-r .ni al other i.r-
Tiere>',i IN 'h- following described property, VIZ
Books, half q 81. a. % half a! ~, half Of IL ~ .. hall
half q Ga la of 6 half 81 - half Of $. half q g. Ia
Of - hall Of ~. half Of 100 half OF l0l half q ll0 hal
q III, hak q ia half Of rs half Of L.. halt Of Ia
half Of l35 half Ct ls5. half Of lag h. Of 30 half
49, half Of Is. half Of IL half OF l2 and lot. 10 II
10. II, Is, block III
You hereby notified ha; a--srnents are sh,u- Z
- made upon You u d-frsy the expenses Of grazing
Washington Avenue, from Frank Man
that Asses>E@nt 70 j have been nab out IN the premises
which n the ofic- Of the Csty Ci-rk uher.
they a remain open pect"u until ii.E II,
Both day of SEPTEMBER l.5. o'clocs Z N Ehea
you mas appear befoIe The Common Couns #
city nj show use, 4 suy there b. vhE the -zic
meat should Dc, b. made AMI collected accord ng % Az
Rs order OF TIL C0mmon Council.
2~G30 $50 A. ARMSTRONG, City c ERIK
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

I'HE undersigned, Commissioners of the Port
l. Huron, Bay City and Lansing State Road
hereby give Iotice that they will proceed to let
the work on said road to the lowest responsible
bidder, As follows: All that part living in the
counties Of St. Clair and Sanac, at the Larned
House. in the city of Port Huron on the 18th
day of October, A. d. 1883 commencing at .
O'Clock A. N. All that part lying in the coun-
ties of Lapeer aud Tuscola, at the Vassar Hotel,
i'll the villsge of Nassar, TuscOla county, on
Monday, the 18th day of October, A. ID. 1859,
at o'clock i. n. All that part lying in Bay
and Saginaw counties, al the Sherman House, in
Bay City, on Thursday, the 10th day of October,
A. ID. 1859, at O'Clock A. NJ. All that part
lying in Midland county, at the Midland City
Hotel, in Midland City, Midland county, on Mon
day, the oath day of October, A. ID. 1859, at
o'clock A. NJ. All that part lying in Gratiot
county, at Comstock's Hotel, in the village of
Ithaca, on Thursday, the = tn of October, A. ID.
1859, at o'clock A. N. And all that part "
ing in Clinton county, north of the village of ST
Johns, at the American Hotel, in the village of
st. Johns, on Monday, the 3lst day of October,
A. ID. 1859, at . o'clock A. N.
Contracts will be let TO suit bidders but 20
contract will be considered for less than ore-haf
a mile. The road To he cut and cleared todr rods
wide, with bridges, suces bitches and side
drains sufficient 10 carry off all surface water
and cross-ways where required, cross-ways to be
twelve feet wide, and covered eight inches deep
or more The specifications for building bridges
across the Chippewa and Black rivers, and all
small streams will be given on the days of let
ting, together with such further information a.
may be required.
The above contracts will be let in pursuance
of an act of the Legislature of the State of Mich
gan entitled s% at e g5Syid SE ,h y dram
of State roads and ditches," approved February
ii, 1859.
ISRAEL MOWRY,
REUBEN MCCREERY,
NEWEI. AVERY
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NURSERY
TINIIIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the city
l. of LANSING,
IUsf S0,fk Of The Ipf{1r Liysr

TINlIIS beautiful Nursery is situated in the city
Il of LANSING,
Just South of the Ceior Riyer,
And is UNEQUALLED Ly any stock of trees
East or West. 1t has been raised here, with
especial reference TO the wants of the fruit
growers and farmers of Michigan, and consists
Of ha-dv varieties adant.d to this climate craft;
ed from bearing trees, and ~ now IN thrifty and
fine condition for transplanting.
All those DESTROYS of planting orchards, will
find it to their advantage TO purchase trees at
this Nursery, instead of from Eastern specula-
tors With whom they are unacquainted, the
propretors
WILL WARRANT THEIR TREES
To be the varieties named by them, will sell low,
and take all kinds OF farm produce at cash pri-
ces IN exchange for trees, and give a liberal
credit TO responsible purchasers, if desired.
The following is brief list of prices:
Apple trees, 10 Ia 2o cents each.
Cherry I" - To 35
Plum 80 10 Al :.
Pear :" 80 cents each.
Strawberries, 81 per loo.
Currants, 81 81 per doz.
Scions, 81 % per 1000.
We have also quantity OF cyergrecns and
shrubs.
HARRIS 4 PARSONS
Proprietors.
Lansing, August %, 1859. 226wS
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TIE PLACE.

Where Won can invest vour money and obtain
more Gopfs for - doildr than at any other Store
in town. W. have adopted the ready pay sy--
stem and we are determined to make II an OBJ
lcct for ALL who wish 10 pay down for their
goods % trade with ". difference Of a least
twenty-five per cent. Ou favor 81 our cu-tomcr-b
will readily be- seen, between our prices and
those Who trust. We mean what W. sav, ard
viii satisfy all Who call on a., that it Is Facf
We particularly invite The Ladies 10 eramnr our
stock of heautilul
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FALSE IMPRISONMENT SUIT - Tho suit
Of Fred. Widt ~. Franklin La Rue, for false
imprisonment, was tried by jury yesterday be-
fore Justice Treat, in the north east part Of Ian.
sing, when the jury rendered a verdict promptly
for the defendant The jury were from the city,
and consisted of the following persons: Charles
Fox, +. p. Davidson, G. r. Woodwork, II. In
gersol, G. W. Swift, ana A. j. Vielc.
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Yearly Advertisements have the privilege o' three
changes.
business Advertisements, only Ali Others chargedoy
the square.
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ISRAEL MOWRY,
REUBEN MCCREERY,
Newell AVERY,
To Contractors
IT. 9, 1859. 3w23O Com

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commission.
~ ers of the Newaygo * NOrthport State Road
will be upon the ground on Tue, Law, the lSth
daw of October next, to receive bids for build
ing that portion of the road south of Newaygo,
commencing at, or near the corner of Kent
County, thence along the line heretofore survey
ed by said Commissioners TO the Muskegan River
Distance, about ten miles.
Said road, to be cut out six rods wide upon all
unimprOved lands and where the same is settled
and improved, four rods wide. The entire
length of said road, to be cleared of all fallen,
or standing timber &c, four rods wide, and two
of the same, to be well grubbed of all stumps
and roots, and turnpiked, with gocdand sufficient
bitches to carry off all surface water. Center OF
road to be raised not less than two feet above
the surface of said bitches, where the nature OF
the ground is such as to require it. Where Slu'-
ces may be necessary, to be built in good and
substantial manner, of sound hewn timber.
Upon Swampy, Marshy, or wet ground, said
road must be constructed with timber not less
than Eighteen feet wide. Said timber to be
hewn, or tiattened on one side to form the sur
face of the road, and the sides sufficiently
Slaughtered 10 form close and compact work
the whole, to be spotted down upon good and
substantial Strngers, so as TO form smooth, AMI
level surface.
The above work will be let in sections of one
mile or more, TO suit bidders No bids will be
considered for less than one mile.
Payment for the above work will be made in
money or Swamp Lands, at the option of Con-
tractors, subject to all the provisions, and condi.
tons of an Act, entitled an act of the Legisla.
ture of the State Of Michigan for the drainage
and reclamation of the State Swamp Lands by
a system Of State Roads, approved FEBRUARY II,
1889
so. KINGSBCRY.
HENRY PALMER,
A. b. WATSON,
Suo9n
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&C. Dr J. W. kERspIT, Eclectic Ply ,ician and Sur
On, w"ui st respectfully that be- will visit
Johns the 18th, Lansing ia" lith and ii;h, and
Howell the 18th Of every month WHERE lac viii b. hap
~ hi, old friends and especially those VII" at
n,ct-i with chrome and lingering tI~,.,---.
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CAyUcA We have recei-
we'd sample Of the Cayuga red-streak, other
wise called the twenty ounce pippin. raised IN
Oneida. by Mr. John Hatch, the larges: meas
uripp fourteen inches in circumference.
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SCUooI. ELECTION School District No.
4, Of this city, held an election last night with
the following result
Trustees for one year, s Il. Greene, l.. X.
Hewitt.
For two years, G. W. Butler, Franklin LaRue.
For three years, Theo. Hunter, Geo. w. Swift.
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JeweIVGo|d & Silver Watches,&c,

Having purchased my Stock en-
tirey in the Eastern market, and for Cdsb. flat
ter myself that i can sell Genuine Jcwerv a.
cheap az any establishment vest OF the CITY Of
New York. deal in none but the
Choicest Tariei'e' anil mast iyProg'i Sfqies
Having had long experience ia the business,
am thus enabled 10 purchase the GE>rISE ar
tcle, and consequently none other are offered at
my counter. kuoNin. that | can s.Il a better
article for less price than any other establish
menr in the city Of Lansing, invite al who wish
to invest IN my line, to give me a cal before pur-
chasing elsewh-r-. Ke9,s,aLerf f.. T. RATH.
one door South Of CoryeIi 4 Jeui-on, Washing
ton Avenue. City of Lansing.
keep a first class workman, and one y no can
not be beaten at watch repairing by any work.
man in the country Ills work i. warranted n
be superior to that Of any other ever employed
in Lansing - Watches and Clocks repaired
and Warranted. ID. r. RATH.
City ot Lansing, Nay -, l,5a.
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IITl
Lansing, September IL, lsJ'
lATE up MICHIGAN,
cty of Lansing,
To Isaac Tovnseni and all others interested the fol
loving described property viz The north fraction q the
northwest quarter OF secton g. cntanin - and 50 l0Ohs
You are hereby notified that Assessments about t.
b. made upon you to tefrsy III" expenses Of repairing
Grant River road from he west end Of North
To the city limits that SsCssmeDt rolls have been mad
in the premises. which Ole the Office Of the City
I'll Friday, the 10Th day ot September. lsy at O'Clock
?. VI when AMI where you may app"lr before the Com
Council Of sad city ami show cause # there h.
why the said should b. made and cole
according to law
BY order of the Clmuon Council,
2w230 GEO ARMSTRONG, Citv Clerk.
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DRY GOODS,

Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Crocbery and Hard
ware, ever before offered in this city, To which
they invite the attention OF all concerned.
Known. that D,oJ,cg IS hf grsaf ferer Of k'.-
man oci.ons, and that people think more ol their
"dlme-' than they do OF ANYTHING else, and that
the great absorbing question j. Where can I
trade the cheapest, and thereby save the most
money - SO answer IN a icw words a possible,
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Tuesday Morning, Sept. u. 1859.

BEAUrIEs.--Col. a. Williams has ham
ded us a beautiful lot Of specimens OF fall and
uinter apples, names unknown.
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GOoD.-Aunt Betsy has said a great many
things, and among the rest, that "a newspaper
is like wife, because every man should have
one Of his own"
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THE BEST. ia RGAIN YET.

NRAND VALLEY FARM, containing one
VI hundred and ttty-hve acres, and divided
near the center by the Amboy, Lansing and
Traverse Bay Railroad, is offered for sale, in
whole or in part, at a price So low, considering
the extreme fertility of soil eligibility of location
and extent OF improvements, as to make il emf.
nently worthy the favorable consideration of all
having monev for safe and favorable investment
That portion lying north of the Railroad survey,
covered with a luxuriant growth of beautiful and
valuable timber, will be sold for twenty dollars
per acre. The portion lying south, on which
are the buildings orchard, and fifty acres of i'm.
provernent, is offered at forty dollars Or the
whole may be had at thirty dollars per acre; or
it will be divided in almost any form to suit and
portion of the purchase money remain on time
One thousand dollars will be required in hand to
meet encumbrances No abatement an these
prices.
Inquire of Wooihouse & Butler, or Of the
subscriber on the premises TIL. TREAT
Lansing, Sept. 18th, 1859. Sw2e9
CrIY CJE4h : UsFIcE
Lansing, September Ia 1859
SraTE MI,IHGaS,
To No>e,ey, ArInss & Co Geo. II Cashmere A. Tur
uer b ga \ Hart, ii seymour, / DamOn +. Barley.
A. Hart. W H-nircks, + ". Green. pr Jef-ri- c. L
pnyman, j. Turner. Cbas. Turner. GeB Turner. -
Einche, and all either persons Interested the follow ing
desc tied prem So, Sixty feet Franklin
Ith tie north line IL lot pe ami occupied by G
M1>-ey. lot, ami 6, lots 4, g. . block IL also -
by ~ feet north the southwest block
all north If \ Turner Co. living on Turner street 10
lot s, belonging u * A y. hart, 10; Q block II
west half of blocks aud : an all Of blocks q 10 and II
You hereby notihet that are aoou, Il
b. made upon you IL efray the expresses 81 grading Tur
street, from Frank 10 street {" North Stree, that
msnt rolls have h,en made thefcf whci are q nla
the office of tue City Clerk. where hes ~ll Ope
to your inspeetn until th- 3oth dss It September ls5s
At o'cock T. NJ. uh-n and here De- before
the Common C.Gncil Of sad city AMI shos cause il sn.
there BE-, why the said should made
| and collected according 10 law
| By order ofthe Common Council,
2s23o GEO A. ARMSTRONG, CITY Clerk
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HAWVEIi.'s CONDITION POWDERS.

Thee Oh established ras l.f~. vel kaoas at the
Lon. i,llui Ell- Cars. AMI sold "a immense
uautii- through the Mi DC auf Eastern STATES Tor the
past seven YEAR. excel Al other mis- m
,rl-r a. Hs.,s sui Ctf'- ihrr excellence scknoN-
eyed Vst-fs The, contain nothing ur'u-, the
,ntmal eau De- worked vhlc fe-iu- them ample ;ifec
tau> 20 with each pI &c, ant .od hnrs"m"n inSt
"a ta.ir Nirtue. ani judge 81 thrIr s,-sinrs
LARGE PACk AGES. - CtNTS
Ia- lie ab'v" artri- ~"A nv - o4o agents
tivu. hnut the United state Canada ANA 'utn Aeri-
ca At Wholesale o., an 'arc- puy sf- the principa
r,t.,, HtRRl'k \ BROTHERS,
grIri0ll 'seat,f-. tY-Iut. y.
c. S,i AZ Ian. " al iea ID N-t'cln, ant by
nrugs 81, aud couutr, Merchants rs.ry~hrre.
n PALMER + a-l1tag
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NOTICE.,

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CONDUC-
l. ted by John Thomas & Co., will hereafter
be carried on by the subscribers at the old
stand, under the name of Peck 4 Merrifeld
GEO. W. PECK
f.. X. MERRIFlELD
Dated Lansing August H. 1859 22,m3
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Welsh Newspaper of;ce, - Nassau st.,
April l., l>is
Pref. o.. Hooa:-h,ar Sir,-Somc month
or six weeks ago received bottle of your
Hair Restorative and gave it my wife, who CON
cluded to try it her hair little thinking at the
time that il would restore the gray hair TO its
original color, but 10 her, we'll a. my surprise,
after Few weeks tral, it has performed that
wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs To
dark brown, at the same time identifying and
thlckening the hair. ! strongly recommend the
ahnv.. R".rnrl'iv" 10 ~ s., sc suri.
"A change of their hair
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especially y"G
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

,.wtown, n. J., Nav l., ls5S
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MURDER CAsE.-Mrs. C.. NJ. Wheeler

MURDER CAsE.-Mrs C.. Nj. Wheeler,
q resident of Aurelius, in this county, was found
dead on her bed on Friday noon, Sept. IL. She
had been left alone, and was apparently well an
hour before she was found. The Ingham Ne,rs
states that on Saturday an inquest was held
over her body, and tasted all day Drs- Phelps.
Sackrder, and lIalstead performed the surgical
operation of opening the body and head in the
presence of the jury, and every indication was
death by violence. A little girl, daughter of
the deceased was questioned stating that her
mother was lying upon the lounge, that her faith
er kicked her, then threw her upon the bed.
DIR. Phelps testified that he found upon exam
nation, In or IL bruises upon the surface of the
body-frst examined the abdominal cavity and
found upon opening the same, quart or more
Of extravasated blood. The abdominal viscera
were all in healthy condition, except the spleen
and portion of intestine. The spleen was rup-
tured or torn, both on its outer and inner sur
face. The attachment Of the splenic artery and
vein were broken up and portion Of intestine
in that vicinity was slightly engorged. Also
found bruise internally, Immediately opposite
the spleen. Found the throracic vscera and
brain in healthy condition. The effect of the
injury on the spleen and adjacent parts, would
be violent internal hemOrrhage. Should think
the injuries would produce death in from to
60 minutes Am decidedly Of the opinion, that
the injuries to the spleen and adjoining parts.
Was the cause Of the dccease of the body be-
fore US
DR.. c. ii. Sackriier sworn, corroborated the
testimony Of DIR. Phelps.
DIR. ilalstead sworn, corroborated the tcsti-
mony OF Drs. Phelps and Sackrdcr, and, in
addition that he was attending the family last
week-deceased said she fell across the fence
and hurt her side, but am informed that her
injuries were received from kick from her
husband, which she told me afterwards was
the cause, and that she previously told him she
ieii across the fence, because Wheeler had
threatened TO kill her, if she told the truth"
The little daughter of the deceased, five years
Old, Was not put under oath, but stated that her
h'her came in and found her mother on the
lounge, and kicked her in the side, and mother
said "Oh dear" and he put her on the bed
Both husband and wife were dissolute and in
temperate.
The Coroner's Jury found that she came to
ner death by violence, and inferentiaIly Grim
mated the husband.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VNIiE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE En-
l. listing between the subscribers, under the
name OF John Thomas X Co., is this day dissol-
we'd nv mutual consent
The unsettled accounts OF the late firm will be
adjusted 10y A. +. Weller, with whom the books
of account, notes and claims of the same, have
been left, for settlement and collection, and 10
whom all debts due them must be paid-Dated
Lansing, August H. 1859.
JOHN THOMAS,
4. f. WELLER,
22Gn,3 f.. r. MERRIFIELD
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Stray Cow.

NTRAlED from the subscriber, in the town OF
- Dewitt, near the Big Marsh, on or about the
1th inst, bright red Cow, about 5 or years old,
with rather li.h buck horns and brass knobs,
pretty long slim neck, and has the appearance
of being part Devon, smooth built and rather
tmd. Any person returning said Cow to me,
or giving information where she may be found,
shall BE- literally rewarded.
F.. Y. SANFORD
Dewitt Sent ~ 1879 9v12l
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Read the Pamphlets.
CLARK'S SYRUP.

FIIlE nsiy real puunrr 81 the blood ga existence. FOR
j Mrak.y lena OF lonug 'hi dr'n VII" are Srrciu
ru~, magical feTN person ~ ~ that hl~ cod
pure he must hr we'll Nov, all thi- IroiesseS 90 ="
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MORE TO BIZ ADMIRED THAN THE.
RICHEST DlADEN
tNFR
Worn by Kings or Emprrors.
What; Wy, Bfaa,,ti1 Had Of Hair.

WHAT Wy, Bedu,,fW Nad 81 Hair.
because it i the ornament God lIslself
- provided for all our race. Reader. al
though the rose NAV bloom ever - brightly IN
the glowing check, the eve he ever - sparkling,
the teeth be those OF pearls, if the head Is be
reit of its covering, or the HAIR bc suaIl,d and
shriyelcd, harsh and drg. or worse still, ii
sprinklcd with gray, nature Will lose more than
halt her charms. Prot Woods Hair Rc>rora-
tive, il used two or three times a week, will re
store and permanently secure 10 al such an or
nament. Read the following, and Judge The
writer of the first i the eel hratri Pianist
Thalberg:
New York, April IL 1855
DR.. Wood - Dear .Sir,-Pcrnt me 20 ex-
press To YOU the obligations | am under for the
entire restoration of my hair To it, original color
About the time of my arrival in the United
States it was rapidly becoming gray, but upon
the application of your Hair Restorative" it
soon recovered its original hue. | consider
your Restorative a. very wonderful invention,
quite eilicacious well a. agreeable
am, dear sir, yours truly,
= TllAIHFRs
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CIN CuRk'~ UFTICE.
Lansing, September IL, lsJf
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HE b A VI IL \ GA
tie but active CathsItlc.
u.,-,l IA IA practice more
The con >tantl, increa
who have long u>si the
ton which all cypress IN
midcri me - place
Of al
TIE Prof. CA we'll
thartics act on different
The MILY CA
with due reference 10
been compouul"tffom =
We getable Extracts,
part of the alimrnfary
SAT. in all cas,-s where a
a. nvrsnyement~ Of the
Pains IN tee Back aud
AMI Soreness over the
cold, which frequently,
long course at teN'r.
Gre ping Sensation of
l-~>nr--, Headache, or
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