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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26

COUNTY AGRICULTURAL Soc:ETISs.-A num-
Der OF letters have been received by Col.
Miller, State Tr aSnrer. from the officers of
Agricultural Societies, asking information
liz reference to the payment OF the usual ap-
preparation TO such societies. We would
state the Legislature failed at the ate scs-
sion to continue Guy such appropriations
Toerc was oil reported add passed by the
Senate FOX that object, but it failed to get
through the House.-!Spria&ieH Journal.
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John Percy, a lawyer of Albany, n. Y,
recently instituted suits to the amount OF
81 800, 900 against the Eceniny journal. for
l,hel. Twen;y-nine persons, however, tes-
tified that Percy was of VIGOROUSLY bad
character, and the case ended in his having
20 paw tho costs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26

"What is the meaning Of backbiter?"
said reveren gentleman during an exami
nation at a paroch,ei school. THIS was a
puzzler. 1t went down the class till it came
to simple urchin, who said, Perhaps it be
q flea" ..g-aeHss0a A~ Il
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26

Not long since. gentleman in Greenfield
was alarmed in the night by 4 domestic
who in gIeat trepidation, announced that
robbers were plundcring the house, for she
heard great noise and =" sGnlt tho match
es." 1t turned out that hard by the back
door, the dog had killed skunk. No won.
der EiddY "smilt the matches"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26

Dr.. Pease, Dean OF Ely, was once at din
ner, when just as the cloth was removed
the subject of discussion happened to be
that OF extraordinary mortality among law
years We nave lost" said gentleman,
mot less than six eminent barris,ers in as
many months" The Dean, who was quite
deaf, rose, as his friend finished his remarks,
and gave the company grase--"For thi.
and every other mercy, make Us truly
thankful"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26

4 SuEEwp GUESS. =" Papa said a rreco-
cious boy to his father, "why do the Pusey-
ties burn c,n lles!" why, Tom" replied
the matter of fact governor, 'IsuppoSe they
are in the dark"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26

4 PA-E.-CIr S?Erc.:.-Wc hare the pleas
ing assurance that there Is At least one pat
rot Ia Ia. u ssaUri Legislature. lie made
sP.e-a the other day. We forget what
the speech was about, bu, here Is an extract:
What 90 gentlemen want? Is corn so
dear aEi hoe-sHe - sweet a. 10 be purcha-
>ea Only &! tie price Of having the S;ete gar
r.soaci ~ our enemies: Forbid it Jrremi-
ah' DO You want the institutions of your
State reduced to ;he constitution of affairs
away down in Georgia, where q plantation
consists .! two oycrseerS and one niger -
lau1htcrJ A. the poet says, "ld rather
be 4 .ons, NANCY, strange ya..er aog, with a
uobtaj|, aud bay at TIE moon, than not TO
say, this is me own me native State."-
lGrcat applause And | will defend the in
~ti,utjoTS 80 long a. grass grows and water
ruas. HougwyG app!ausel
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t,r-,a,.r..a ilAEsEsE.F; NifsD.

rEIIE undersigned hpvn" purchased tie shop and stock
Of GewtI Finley, whore he intends to larry on tie
business on more extensive scale He has on hand and
IL always in recent of tie quality Of American lta
lar ana Egyptian Marble, for Head Stones, Tomb stones,
Monuments, Nantlrs, Furniture, &c As he has some OF
the best workayu in the country he iees as
surc that ie can get up anything in Es i.Ie ia sEperi-
or STYLE, together with low prices e feels assured that
he VIII rve al those Who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction. -
\ n Orders from a distance earnestly solicited. and
rror,, .!y attended to- JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa. Marc :, l~-,i
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Mourn Customs.

4 French winter gives a summary Of the
d fcrcut 0bscivaucc- among mankind, r.la-
live 10 mourning and funeral ceremonies,
which We think will iuteres: cur readers =
All the world, SAYS ne, are acQusinted with
the grandeur OF the HoHsn o5scquios and
funeral games. Tn Creeks also burnt tLa
ccrpses Of distinguished men. with funeral
t2asts, and The iamentaii0n Of hired weep
cIs, thaugA they generally displayed less
Sumptuous grlc', xnd better reg alcG picty.
The PeI>ians buried TIE bodies Of the dead;
the Srythans ate them; the Indians cnvc-
loped them, for preservation : sake. IN sort
ol locker; the Egyptians ,nhal:ned and dTl-
ed them, exhibited them on tes;al days,
placed 'he'. AZ tie table among Their guests,
guarded them as thej: most precious pos
>es-iuH.. and loaned and borrowed money ON
tEcse stfance pledges. In our time, the
custom Of dancing at funerals is only prac
,iscd .a India AID amcng some savage pa-
tons; but funcra, entertainments still pre-
val IN many European countries. Amongst
others the ceremony of IHtermcLt is solemn
and silent. y CD uevorthelrss does not in
'crtcie with the wi,h :hat all may be forgot
ten a. speedily as possible. We observe
more ostentalious rites tor person. Of conse-
qucICe. The: carriages follow them to the
graves, and sometimes their horses are pa
radcI, which having been made to fast seem
to narrahe Of the ail!'c'ion Of the occasion.
The C.ienta.S, from whom we borrow this
custom, went iuIlher-iHey made the horses
funeral professions weep, by blSwng a
particular A.ud Dl powder up their nostrlls.
ln ltI.- tuc mourning was formerly white
FOR women, and brown for men. In China
i i~ whjte; "a Turkey, Syria, and Armenia
i ;@ 1.u-i II Egypt, yellow; in Ethiopia,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26

ElcG EAN..-,.-ia no class shall we fad a
greater endurance Of fancy, or more ex-
a-ser.t-I IDEAS 10 wealth and luxury, than
j. iae thorough bred .oai-..
!-@ bay ago, . couple o! individuals Of
;a's --..-S beng s.s:-d ~ 4 nook near a
"Ea.t, =. which California bound vessel
wa, .yIu-, their conversation naturally ran
lry# go.a-oS neither o. thc twain was the
I...-su---- C.. 4. ia c-ut-ar,l they amused
re H-e.Tes by wishing ior tie precious
,.eia
"Bl.." said one to tie other. "I'l tell
Yer roT much gold wish had, ard Id be
satisfied"
So" said tbeiu'-y:lual Appealed to ;
% aayai, II. Sc # you've 60: tie liberal
IDEAS s' a GcltlsEa,u.'
N-i. = q, w,n had 50 much gold
that 't"e-.I t~A- - -pn sz;p, loaded down
".tA needles - deep that 4 you put in aus-
;h,, needle s.v'I -.u,S-aHd those needles to
yc worn eat making bags 70 hold my pile"
81. threw h.S crown.gss hat upon the
pavement with ind snat0n. and exclaimed
Darn it, Why don't you wish for some
thing when ysu undertake il. wish had
20 u.Hea TIA; yours cou'dn'tpay the interest
OF Z.ne for the time YOU could he'd rcd
not Aal,..n: needle IN your car
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26

City Market, @ "a
SN1r$ q Corner Of La .S,Ve onR
g as,.EN hudson siS., HO,'th oj Me -sa-S7.I>~
CssE.~.1sr--~-.sFs C0Hrt No,Se, Ott,,,cd, M.,b
st:s: E.'.1l5s syUs;E. .-~ .-
Fsye above market after having been greatly
= and thoroughly repaired, is open and ready
the accommodation OF the public No expense has been
SHARED in furniture and fixtures, il place wor-
tiy City and both pleasant hope il will be
profitable, visit WcpropOse t. keen hand and to
serve To our in style OF superior ueatness
kinds of meats, such as
Hef in steaks, roasts dried, corned, &c, Mutton
I[uI Nfa& >tViI3el~, Pork fresh and salt, ra,!hee
Sausages, &c, &c.
Also all kinds oi game in its season.
Fresh Trout and White Fish from the Lakes.
In short everything apperaining to we'll regulated
City Market. -, "
At the proper stand VIII also be kept FOR the
~ of al i,,ds of fresh vegetables supplied from the
br.t garden in the vicinity of the City.
ss5 eut ,ciEl be IeIibsreG an daH J)"'f of TIE City,
90 JEREMIAH WOOD.
On and arer January 1st. 1855, Meat viii be sold at
this Establishment exclusively FOR CASH.
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LTew EuzT2ber yard

C4-.EszE% 4 HARD
STT0CLD respectfully invite the attention of the pub
w ic 10 their uul., one prize, ready pty Lumber
Yard. side Of s!ie-cut between Migil', and
Arour Warehouses, here Insy be foGnd all times
al kinds OF
LuasJer, Luth. Shingles, Sash, Doors,
DIinGS, d.,
Which We are pre- ar-i t. sell at prices to sui; the
times " w"li cal. the psrcultr attention ~ pu.li-
yr> aIG mechanics % sO- o! Thoroughly seasoned
finishing Lumber pir~- cali aud cv rl-4g
tor yourselves Iu.s5- y CALkINS x HARD.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
L L NJ 3 T. r
l. l. NJ Il Il L

HAVE IuS sold rny HtcI TIE Book and
L 'Iery DT-nrsS and purchased th- stock Of Lun-
her now IN Hot Kiss TiRBLEe yard, their Ware
h"l~e, and 'eaSs! the ground nr Of years.
pectiu- 10 connc myself entirely the LYubrr trade.
have large stock "I al IAiitis the way. and
vii arrive in few days, which | going to Sc!
cheaper tifH E,- ci,rp@rt When s1y cheaper than
the cheapest. it = pUT advertisement.
wi. say. II friends and farmer pit viii give
l. they wi. need look farther to satisiy ,hem-
selves in prices and qualities.
syp2J y. W. RATUnTN.
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\, Is. BRISTOL,

Nat ,rlJ.,i-vi,l. amt ItSH,r''Hrs B~"Ffr- -
Nces VIII" " Il " nyz3
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-03-26
BY WM. OSMAN.
IsUSINlISS CAR DIS.

e. y. ZONES & Co.
,J ,,,,y ,.y,...,;,, Iyapry D'fucT. Illinois
Particular attention given 10 the collection anu :, No
ing Of claims IN, purchase and SAFE oi fT'i' eS' "
payment of taN--- Sc- S.,.o
Collections mud in all parts of tie S,ate-
oih0e III NNio- u p ZONES.
s"ee''- TURN y ENGLISH,
-. ED VI. FRY.
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II g. C.vEtc ~.


Atorney at L,,,c-O,tnsrr. It St''' 60, H.
Prompt attention paid to the iuyrs'i@'t'" o, -
payment taxes purchase and sale oi re' eS'1'e' anu
collection Of claims
R=FE3FSCE~:
Clark & Falkner. 16 Wall - y Y
f. II! Kerfoot y Co., Ohcaso
N p I-Iel1ri.
Ogden, Fleet wood < Co. " - .c.p,r
ono 3 doors east OF Ealncs, Allen Co.'S Bank.
iRn2S
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r. -. SvgEEESEle,
Sickle g. File Iianufacfnrer,

N made to order M >icAl,3 cut orer ana fepUiy-
3D. Orders from Reaper Manufacturers solicited
pledge myself do work which quality and price
shall defy competition sJ-ALL WORK
RANTED.
rdBt@d.
Bells Mil, opposite the Ottawa House, Ottawa La
Sale Co, Illinois. ol3-tf
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La .>Ae St, t5SU cODlS 81 ft o. ite I'tyef Hr~@e'
usBas - - :. -. - .
WILL be pleased :" ;,er rI-i.as ana sen mem
81 everything tjt can be found ia Il well rc=-.LI Cd
" ,,-i'.'.;1 - :, ~ ,.g U.rr u FORD.
o..S VI WIIALEY.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-29
PEWs TO REN
ANERIC An MATCHES

nF ANY KIND MADE, will be furnished at s
: Iper cent. from manufacturers prices. I have
list and description from all the manufactures
j. E. BRTNSMAID. Agent.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

is constitutional disease, a corruption OF 'ii'
blood. bv which this fluid become vtia'tu'
veal and moor. Being in the circuiation' "
nervades the whole body, and may p,.I-t '"'
IN d ,ease on any part OF II. No ORG
from its attacks, nor is there one when II IL.
not destroy. The scrofulOus faint Is valiousi!
caused by mercurial disease, low hvnS' diS-
ordered or unhealthy food, impure an, Aitii
and filthy habits, the depressing wees, anu
above all. by the venereal infection. nat
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con
stitution, descending g from parents to chlaie,'
INTO the third and fourth generation indeed.
it seems to be the rod of Kim who says, IL
will visit the iniquities OF the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which ~
the lungs, liver. and internal organs, Is termed
tubercles in the glands, swellings and oi-
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
She energies of life so that scrofulous const1tu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous com
plants but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
tuentlv, vast numbers perish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous IN their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in thc
svstem Most Of the consumption which De
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys BRAN,
and, indeed, of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter of all our people are scrofulous,
their persons are invaded by this lurking IN
fiction, and their health is undermined By it.
To cleanse it from the system we must rcrora.e
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such medicine we supply IN
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AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilia.

the most efectual remedy which the mcaicl
skill of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. l. Is com
bined from the most active remedials that haY
been discovered for the expurgation Of TIL foul
disorder from the blood, and the roscUe o. the
system from its destructive consequc1ces.
Hence it should be employed for o. cue .,
not only scrofula, but also those other aE-c-
tons which arise from It, such as Frrrrrvr
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTu5NE t....,
ROSE, or ERYsIPELAs, PnpLr-, Pu~iu1Ls,
BLoTcHEs, BLA1Ss and BoILS. TUNoEs, Tr7-l7
and SALT BurUM, SCAID HEAD, Rs
RHEUMATISM, SYPHILITIc and MEBcUB...l .-
EASES, DRoPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBuuTl, AID,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM NIIA-
TED OR IMPURE BLOOD. The Popul'r iclf
in - implgity Of the blood Is founded j. ruth.
for scrofula is a degeneration Of tAeI.,.U Ac
particular purpose and virtue - iii. -,,. ia.
rilla IS to purify and regeneIat- ,.I, 3l...i .d,
without which sound health is imPC--lte IN
contaminated constitutions.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-29

4 CC0BDING 70 recent decision Of tie Sl-
preme Court of Drv Goods. stealing -tu-5-
IS in ictaNle. Plagisrists and thuuJsr-tt .s7sz.
5''sGre. FOR this Copyright IS secured. and r-.
7'T75sHrI' xii bs p-assrlse{ 20 the flE .-'--. --
tis i1tc
Where i the best assortment Of Dry Goods ard
Clrpet+ to be found
here are the above named Goods sold cheapest
Where can End honorable dealers. reasonable
and uniform prices, and receive efvii treatment FL
case do not purchase?
These are questions which concern. and should
Influence everv purc' aser; but being an Interested
nartv, We shall not answer them, though we viii
state our honest conviction upon one p0n.viz. The
-HIF = is not. and cannot be uuderS Old,
nv any dealer Of sound mind and honorable ne-
uve7- Let the Public Judge.
We are now receiving large additions I'M every
Department; styles aad prices. very desirable.
CARPETS; MATTHIAS AND PARAS1Ls.
OIL-CL0THS; HOSIERY AND GLOVES
MATING DREss TRIMMINGS
DRAPERIES AND SHADES; RIBBONS AND LACES,
DIE GOODS EiBROIDERIES;
suAwLs AND RACLANs; LACE NITTs, BIC.
\. PECK, JR., & co.
Nav t. Glwtf
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NEW ENGLAND AILMENTS
THE ONLY REMEDY !!

HNHE Eastern States. including New YORK
and that section of the Union when Is
most widely known AZ New England, con-
tain a thrifty, industrious, intelligent people.
who have achieved an uncommon degree OF
prosperity with a climate extremely trying 10
certain constitutions. and soil Of small fertii-
ity, they have contrived to surpass more favored
communities in almost every thing that con-
duces to social comfort and happiness. IN
fortunately, they are occasionally so absorbed
in business and mental cultivation, that they
neglect the precautions which are essential 70
bodily health. Dyspepsia and physical debility
are prevalent among all classes. The first DIS
ease is produced by inattention to the digestive
organs, which are so susceptible of arrangement.
Thousands are now paying the penalty OF this
neglect, and suffering daily the most trying
pains, almost without hope Of relief Ihey
have come to believe that their aIment is
chronic, and that they must bear with 1t to the
end. It gratifes us exceedingly to announce
70 these afflicted individuals that they may
now command a remedy of unquestionable
potency and virtue which has never been found
TO fail in all cases of digestive weakness or de-
rangement Hundreds Of tongues are ready to
grow eloquent in praise Of this wonderful con-
0ueror Of dyspepsia, which IS known as
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-29
DR.. j. HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT TIERS.

R.,t that numerous class who devote them
solvas 10 literary and other sedentary pursuits,
and in consequence of want Of physical exer-
rise. become the victims Of languor and de6I-
itv. without nerve or appetite, have hitherto
scnobt in vain for some invigorating, lfe-glving
medicine, whose effects upon the system sha-!
be both speedy and permanent. Physicians OF
er1iuence, and profoundly acquainted with the
requirements Of the human frame, commend
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS as the safest and
swiftest stimulant to the recuperatlve energies
Of the system vet discovered. II restores the
annette. gives fresh vigor to the digestive
ORGANS. sends the blood through the veins with
a more lively current, corrects tendency 10
depression Of spirits, and fits man Tor the
transaction Of business with chccrit- Aeart
and ~ active mind. Unlike other medicines
Winch have baen G-risod for the same object,
the BETTERS do not act spasmodicaIy,
or with a temporary power the influence of
tn meiv J. listing. And II patent VIII
but give some attention to securing proper
exercise. a7er tine relief has been afforded, he
u d fear no return of the affliction. O The
d liE-v natural 70 the encrOaChments OF years
UPON the bodily frame IS also alleviated by
this great strengthening medicine, thus enabling
the aged to pass their declining days II physical
case; whereas they are now suffering from ex-
f-ene weakness and nervousness 10 tins ven
era bic class OF people, dOoI FL L LII .
BITTERS may be commended as invalu-
able. The proprietors Of thi- invigorator have,
IN addition, deep qualification IN assuring
NURSING MOTHERS that they viii find
Tile BITTER q the best and safest Of
3. toratives Very few medicines are sane
toned by physicians as proper to be admins
tered during the period Of nursing; and this
ll- obtained an universal preference.
IT, Those who desire to purchase this great remedy for
Dyspepsia snd Debility should remember tie pre-se
r. no STETTER '9 CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS. il is put up in quart
bottles with tho name. DR.. J. HOSTETTER'S I
STOMACH BITTERS, blown on the bottle, and also
stamped the cap cosrng the cork with the autograph
. { u1STETTEB & SMITH the label These things |
important, on account Of the counterfeits
IN the market.
a. Prepared and sold by HOSTETTER |
G; SMITH. Pittsburgh, Pa, and also sold by /
all druggists, Frocers, and dealers generally |
2 hrouGhCutthe United States, Canada, South |
h.nerica, and Germany.
Srll By AuO' .. SPEAR. AMI J. ". BoBY |
E %. B1-lil ,top. T. :. St1rrs & Son, Winoosk |
WEEKS g POTTER. Boston General gents, /
ar .le New England States.
March 81 1889.
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RAKES. RAHES,

sNH hoZ. good Hand Rakes, for sale by
Z W. VANSICkiEN & WALKER.
Stone Store. South Wharf.
June 23d. dav3w
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-29

z take pleasure in being permitted TO annou1.
70 the patrons Of the Church Street Book sore
aad 70 the public generally, that have enlarged
nv store, making l. much more spacious CONVEX
lent and pleasant; have also added largely "a ny
stock, and an now prepared % furnish in '7----
quantities and lower rates. everything IN The
line Of Tbs alogicaI. Medical, Law, School ard
Miscellaneous Books, Arsisr's Materials BLANK
Rocks, 7ui all kinds o. Stationery. FIR Business
Professional or Private use.
T5a kful for the past liberal patronage respect
fully solicit a continuance.
"a. FULLER
BURLINGTON Time 81 11EQ
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Ayers Cathartic Pill
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES CrE FAM!LY FEY5.C,

are 50 composed that disease within the range CT
then action can rarely Withstand or cysde tLtn
Their penetrating properties search. and s.clase.
and in9ig0rate every portion Of the human u.. r-
ism. correcting its diseased action. and restoring
rs healthy yitalties. As consequence %. il.-r
lfperues, the Invalid who IS lowed down v...
pain or physical debility Is azt'4.-.et to t.i lis
health or energy restored by remedy at c,.C sd
simple and inviting.
Not only DO they cure tie e,ery-dty com 'rts
Of every body, but also many .oruida're and
dangerous diseases. The agent below nalu.. "
pleased to furnish gratis my American AIN
containing certificates Of their cures -ua dirC .>
for their use IN the following complaints t.-
Stomach Nausea. Iaa.g elsot. Iu.u. -.r t.
Iaaltl0H Of tie B0Ues. F.ata tl.1, Las o.
tie, J9t0dice. and other kiuo-ra S.,
arising from q low state Of the body or cd --o.ln
oF H.. notions
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-07-29

Ladies, Gentlemen. and Children, manufactured
OF order in the most Fashionable Style, and ward
r5sd.
Apil 81.
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PROFESSOR MOTIFS
Magic Hair InVigNrafOr.

'ENHE only nreparation for preserving the Hair
from falling of and restoring now hair r. bald
heads fh7t IS qblv perftp,ed. It not only imparts
hr1lia1cv n the hair. causing II In heNome 'oft
and glossy, but II invgorates the roots giving new
NE and vigor m tho same causing the hair to crow
with renewed ENERGY. nroducing now hair unon
bald heads-rennor-inr dandr1F. scurf. &c, &c. We
venture the assertion that there never was Droduc
cd, article that has obtained 81 wide nonulsritv
in 50 shorta tir1n rs this MOTIFS INVTG0PATOP
and that IT will produce = new growth of hair
bald heads whom pronerlv used, according In di-
rectons (unless the hair IS lost on account Of adj
vanced ace Is nlaced beyond all orcstion rs very
manv now using il in our immediate vicinity, could
testify
letters are daily received from different indivi7-
usls, EXPRESSING auurohation. and preference for
this over any and al other dressings, however
nonular.
ladies will fod that st viii enable them 70 dress
their hair in arv shane that II viii kern its
nlsce and ~ the same time render IL soft and
rloss without being 50 very 9reasv
Allow mo here 20 ro-nar'- tho 1ifararce oe this
from other rranarations which claim ~ daren -,
hair There are articles undor tho 7nr7o If Hai.
post"rere waeho~ &C &c. ~ ero-i'-n' rv'oee
-onno-od of lac SuInhur md distilled water. which
claim n color Tho hair oxstinr moon The hoad 90
'bo tire &c ornlioatior hut make n-eto0sions ~
-ranring. virtually. the color Of hair which
aHto- its uso herco the necpssitv of constar
qn1l;ration Vet that any LADY or ~ontleroAr rar
tolerate cor moment the scent a-isnc from thoi~
reo-tba olor oF whi~h is retained for 81 great
le0rth of tirnc-soerns an imnos-ihiitv.
We 10 NOT claim for Professor Morris 1VvTcoPA-
Ton that + co1ors tho hair nor sjpg tDon be beo9
hut DO claip. and uno7 nos tive testimony tho
on confirming its usp until the decaving roots 90
ROY hairs are nonrisNed md life and vi-o-
-iven Thorn th7t thav win be roetore7 70 thei-
Natural color ever afterwards. And aside from th'