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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01
SPORTING.

-
I ,ANAhIEs-A sPLENDID ASSORTMENT or IMPORT
ca ong hnd mort breed cAnAres beautiful sunsstere5
M cnne nrds N iu song and other fancy BIZ for sas q 81
~ ss1e s1eo, nesr ruuon- DAVID VENrEN.
DoG FOR sALE--A THOROUGH BsED HNGLfsH1
pointer large and strong He can be eeen BY appiyn
an s ,r" ssnd corner broadway East Twenty third
H'oh sALE-A SETTER DOG. THOROUGHLY BROKEN
en meps'er STOCK good retriever and setter btch pro
NJ. "..e yesrs op and two puppica month old inquire
.. 20. hudson avenue, south ssrgen, N. J.
YACHT FOR sALE-THE FAST SAILING yIB AMI
s M, ansai yacht Isabella length IS fcet inches and
TWO years old all In complete oder Tor ssle cnoap
would De erchsnged for business Inquire Oh JOH
AAfohkAAl', 10 kaat Twenty seventh street.
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Jules NUM- 1 co.'s CHAMPAGNE
PA. MuxMs RHINE AND wosrrLs WINES,

CARD TO THE TRADE AND rBB PUBLIC IN GENERAL.
Since ne dissolution o. our old well known house Of r. A.
W. Sp s nosS Sss . ~
ample TO refake position win thseoso
send unparalleled wines to your country.
brand, Jules Munm Co o. aud Mai of snlar name d
that each rely nerits
ton for which purpose We have shghty changed fes
We are confident wives have jus sst oot n
agent James Meyer, Jr WI not be surpassed By
any other brand and we feel satisfied By the closest copa
All favor the pubnc and the trads n
&c eur wines WIN ana aa nsn wA
jules Mupm Co.'S wins de psmes Fleur de airery."
And we respectfully request the propeiors Of hotels ana
restaurants IN print firms name. Jules Mnn CO. IA
full on their bills OF fare In order 10 avoid confusion w
The frrt mentioned wine, ''ve,zenay Oabinstn IL aew
brand expressly get 10 combine verxenay with our
all the $4 equal SIS vines that have been ssp n
your country BY ANY house With hs ssquisie qualify our
viii cause them 70 adopt this brand prefe to sny
otter and make \ ihc leading VINE Of the country.
6ne Favored wile Is required. - "
Our "1mperiai fsyorte wine ven known and needx
no Recommendation Our former Cabinet ia consequence o.
the above mentioned Junction with vezenay We win moi
import, unless by particular request or order
ons rom he he viii Ses re
present agent JAMES MEYER Jr With sutoerspi
signature Oh each bottle.
htncesorwad all OF our brands without exception, packed
ca e., 70 your eS S, a, A.. 49,. ...,
0as been n eSsence nearly century Our cellars there
well provided with the best thine and Mosee besdoos
we own some Of the anest Of Jonnisbere ado.
We respectfully recommend wines 70 the paxouase ea
JULES MuM CO.,
p A MITMN -"
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE
the subscber respectfully informs trade that an ADD
tenal proof Of the excellence Of the Jules Numm o.
champagne he United States sPpra'.ers ser earef
brands imported this por have 3 Ss
that owing 70 the great superiority Of the Ju.es Ma o.
cham pagne they Obliged to apprsse hghor prceG
than other arss class champagnes received here.
champagne the above boat Of hs ven
Wines but notwithstanding his protest. be has pay heber
Justice that buyers and shoud know the Acs ssl
the high estimation IN which the Jules Nnmm Co ohsvn-
vuuo
beg 70 inform the trade that Iave full supply Of IL
above wines on hand. Also. tho oelebraed Anchor
JAMES 1EYGH JR..
Sole agent for the United States 4 Broad street. T.
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AsHrs-Th- MONDAY, Feb. as NJ
40 for % nArkes was quiet and prices steady q 6,tc.
Bay sos, and n SIC. for pearla
iy~ market dspayed increased &C
- while prices sustained. The Ssles OF AL kinds
" scsd about 900 bills, closing within TIE following range OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-01

Movements In Real Estate.
by A. j. Blocker. Son Co.
!th st, house, lot stable 96 East $50
6h st. four story brown stone house and lot % West Il 40
Broome st. story and attic brick lot No $50 1900
Greenwich St, a,o-y brick house and lot 400 $500
Brooe 81, story basement and attic brick house and
lot No oS: 6475
Goerck st. houses and LOT, No 8............ 5000
10Th ST., house and lot No. l76 West. ........... 1925
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Imports (other than Dry Goods and Speeie)
az the Port Of New York, for the Week emu.
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IF O0RNELIA NJ. HOUSTON WILL PLEASE CALL AT
or send her address to No. Amy street. N. Y. she viii
hear Of Q relative. - -
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A REWARD OF $500 WILL BE PAID BY THE AVIAN
"A tic Bank OF BROOKLYN, to any person VIII
ana surrender 70 the Chief OF Police OF of okIv
Oscar Field late the Paying Teller who bsconied with
considerable amount OF funds principally supp ,ssd in
the bills of Ihe said FIELD sbon az
ytao age of clear dott compexoo smooth ace blue
eyes hsir between light and seven inch
high erect, limbs well rounded and Of pleasing add esq
d. EMBURY> President.
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PERSONAL.

REFORMATION WANTED-OF JOHN McC ARTNRY OF
rarclsnd parish Of Ireland who left that place
York. from Glssgo In the ship William Nooswoth which
Addresa X. 8. Green, Eizabeth, NJ.
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WAsHERWOMAN-wIlL SEND CLOTHES TO-DAY
W or TO morrow of wenty street and Broad
way, as promised, at O'Clock.
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Cave for Melbourne about ready Beatrice Rogers Tor sgd
Bay W..
1s s sss so4.sa 1 GOLDEN s9.s 81
Golden West Cwwen; Kitty simpson, Can6ed; Lsondas
bosns
Becher; Red Rover, Puinam Rsnovn s@iiS; sssshoand
Comet Burr sd Early sd
Cool do schrs James Marshall, slocumb, and Wa1derer
h.v1sa Feb bat bark Hungarian, Msshlas, Portland
@ ss: r:ss %: Sss. ns s'I Ss
e aT1 S,ss cav. eshon and Eus.a Gilmore
Mary TSssn ryan. Express Boss Bahia HONDA VIM @m
cS lSh 5Tis; Cilcssa.n Hushss cenfuegcs Fanny But
S.5ssn.s Mary Ths%psoa f:ssss sT say
x. nsEy ~ s S;s Blov Sycs I'm s.
ds 1 i5 brig JAa Putnam NSork 18TH schr Margaret
x L1SsaT9o, Fse l-cd Willard MITCHELL City Point Va;
In port Idg lAh, deorse Washington, Comings and
Store, Comery for Boston star Of West ad Tor
o. oregon Porter for 1p.shcoIa Goaspssd Faye for
ss.s % Mobile
for no,saps John Knox, dnn Francisco and Van
ns e M Nom ss.,o1 s,Sn us 5ess Portland
iS ao lss SuT: q rc To- cs Eyors s.%s
~ ssEssa ass ss s %
90 ah Neptune Peabody for DO ioth Princeton He'll for
90 ziss Isaac Webb, Hutchinson for do 18Th Matda Porer
,9T 40 with despasch; Mecsfe ssson Phisdephs
q sni sssrs TO- H " i RsS %esI
I'm Emily Hall sawyer for NOrleans soon Pocshonss
MElBouRrE Dec IIn port ahps Northern Crown Hallet
rom LONDON via Rio Jsnero Art Nov 81 Indian Hunter Xus
rspored for Hong Kons Milwaukee, Rhosdss for Kan Fran
Knight Boston. ~ 'Ap noys'''c'
MEsssA Jan slsld bark Bounding Bilow Small os,ou:
rep |, Be schr sea Duck, Pierce Boston. " ' '
v m,1msssns rebs.ln port bmks Tally Ho Wells from
Mhmbgton, Nc, for Messina day Tor NOrieans
western sea Taylor for do lar ostn Hr brig Mari
ner hnin,on for sicily schr Q Brewer Cor from Nor
leans, arr "a, for Palermo, 10 Icad for do -
Alof, feo In port Rescue, and William, for NYork.
zee TIN port ship, Reindeer Paterson
rsps W s 10 January Conquest Sears Hedaauut
~ anhfsMs VIVA, hubDard mary Baogs somes; Jnmna
unc. ~f "'Ns' "'"'''
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

Re-, Anos siCeas-s K.nk,r. No Hsnp,1ir-
,ai.x very sshy u y p:sess'ons snd taTe Ie eo.e,
you t,e ,ssr :b vitny lag. sr:iJ nssi s- e'
pcwdC" . s,.
Rsv Wn Pcr,za ssa awict. Cot Iec,eu.-
Yo-r sxosner. Hsr ros' ssrestrs
p<c.s.iots 4 hsu ~ e,Os sse1 aN 'ssf-
have reeozm.ld.a n! hssa' se Asy 81 'r->h hish
" It." ,..,
bs,s ,r.d your We1s Hsif s.rer AID ~ 5sasinun
I: s1.s Exc barn Ny bsir % ss ttiry ycs ago II
yo- ubh r..ef.rc. i-.r' rss I uil rs- !; rNi-ey.
r. A. W.bssr. Bo.;oI. H.u
"Yor v,oH snos seppcss hep: - Et,frIee cncs r71i
,cu tie rrs.,c osis haze bro~ ~ ro,- yo cr
S~rzfrf K..or-r r-r.ine sac 70 - " fes
l.s. A. lair .s them have &c. q1, 3s-c oA- b.
.ls o s R,sor,r vJasef sorsa.s si1os; ir-IPFes
RSy J. y GrsxsiI wssh!az.ss. He- H.- pshirs
P-s,e lrfo-m st-ss ytIr pr,ps-,.io-s ca - p-
c...es Bo..or. Yos nay ssy ny osn- ths fsos yo1'
BAR Rs,or.r % b. a. As, l. p@rpo-,s 70 b.
think .st bss- M D. e1lvi5cs Dnt-t >s. 'esn tns
vii Sine ~ dealers ~ :; ssL sl'ciss &C shr nty rsts
rnors prtf these sl~ss rsis. Ia nf :'-se
Ttsss o-lJ psp.s.i.ns e1po. e !. s-J 9.,J .
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". s.p.r. 10 h.y. br :hs ow-,. Poed One bo..-
o. he Re..r,T vii last yssf .
Aadfs. al l.srs for i,f W sion. L.. 70 Nj ALLY
uoELD's Han BIsTosEa DsPoT. NO 3j5 broora- y. -
YcrE The G.rriLs Ess MR. A aLLsA. sfrec u Ia
ouce Wrappers ard In Bet Ds 20 psst'd 90
to.tlss-n0ue ohSr Ls sfn-f ths nsne ey o.h-fs
forgery src will b. pntsecu.,c By rriuinsl oseps
sOLD BY EvEEY Dave LSD V1sCT oooDs DEALLs-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
News from Uta n, Arizona, and New
Mexico.
81. IOuIs. Saturday. Sc

ST. LOUIS, Saturday, Sept. "a, 1888.
special Dispatch to The Republican ssys tina: the
Salt Lake nail of the I'd inst. arrived at Atchison
yesterday.
COL LandeIs's divisi0n Of the South Pass wagon
road had been completed. The hew road is shorter
and better than the Old route.
The Indians about the northern boundary of the
Territory reported TO be bold. They had arrayed
wagon read expedition, but with no serious result
The reported massacre Of Wanen's command, re-
ceved via California, probably grew out Of this dem
onstraton.
The Arizora correspondent of The republican says
that duel between Judge Watts and Mr. Otero, can
ddste for Congress in New-Mexico, had taken place
near Mesla. Three shoz with Colts nevyrevolvers
were fired II PAGES without effect, when the parties
were Withdrawn by their seconds.
/. was reported tha. Otero had been reflect 90 10
Corgress from New Mexico, by 400 majority
Lieut.. Mowry had been returned TO Congress fcon
Arizona.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

which hs. more than doubled its white population
in seyeuty years. while one has trebled and the
other bss qusdrupled tie number Of its slaves. In
the ten years from lci0 TO 1-5O the slaves IL
Sou:t CA.olina Increased 80 600, while the whites
Increased orly Is 0O0. In five OF the old SlsVe
sts,e. tie average aecer nia Increase Of whites since
1870 h,s been Oily ten or eleven Per cent, when II
should hsse teen three times as much. And the
saline effect il beginning 20 show itself IN KENTUCKY
At the rex: census, Fsy cite and the rca s5cinlns
counties TO which Kentucky owes ia reputsiion
for unriysled fertility vii, it is said, show falling
81 rather than any increase in white Popuahon
Such is the necessary eaec. OF the monopoly OF
.layes and rich land. in eI IpeIIiBg white labor.
Nor can the people Of keItacky hope to e'caPe
The cor .eque Dcr II this enormous nssu-s increase
of the save population BY the gradual transfer oil
tter OVID slaves TO tie more southern States. As
,ocn "a tie South 10 over stocked, and tae value OF
sl.,e. h,r.b, greatly diminished the reiluH Of the
dome.tic save.trsde will cast sten, back IN swarm
Oh Kentucky AID Virginia, the framers Of the eI
i.til z Constitution CT Kentucky having ieen ht t.
deny the Legislature ali poxer 10 restrict this tfAf
fc. How this evil Of future over stock Of th
Ieero popul.,ion j. 10 be prevented remsins to be
Uncovered II oaght to att,sc; general attention.
Judge Nicholas is no less explici. in declaring
tia, the Opposition 10 Kentucky have no sympathy
With the pr'j,c: Of secession from the Union
openly enter aiLed in the Cotton States IN cise OF
" that no, improbable event. the election Of
Republican President. 1t is vain for LOUIS ana
and Mississippi to expect that because they com.
mand the principal outlet for the exports oil
Kentucky, if they decide to 90 out of the Union,
they csn compel Kentucky to follow. So far from
that, Kentucky, instead Of going out OF the
Union on the demsnd of Louisiana and Mississippi,
v i'll be ready to join the existing Free States OF the
valley in compelling those States to stay IN the
U1i,n. Upon this point Kentucky still adteres to
the reply Of Gov. Metcslf to question put to him
in caucus of Southern members of Congress,
whether 10 h certain contingency Kentucky would
not 90 for disuIion. "No, Sir" was the reply,
Kentucky views di.union as Itself the greatest OF
d" wills, and remedy for nothing"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

marked sbili'y Ii vii BE- reuaeDbe'ed that tae
attacks Of The A,lar and Argus upon hiu, because
Of his report in favor Gf the &C, OF l5i2, arse
siu ply from tie fact tn,t tie R-Pdoicsns haze
placed him in domination for tie Controller.h'P-
Wewil. lot turn s.ide here 70 cay thst they come
with Al Ill grace from journal that hs fseh
alysy. Landed thst measlre, but vii look tie
further into the record than our Albany cote npo-
rary seeu,s wiling to 90. std .1gq;Ie a;o tue Posi-
ton of it. csLdds,- for Cy-tIolsE upon this stop
"and Tax question.
The treacbery Of Johu' l,r 0yerthrew the Wing
parts ofthis State at the Autumn, election ofl-ii
The Democrats secured b. : majority IN TIE
A,seubly Counties wh'ci 1sd reSer swerved
from their fidelity 70 the Waiss, this year returned
Democratic members 10 Albany. Among tae.e
wss the county of Orleans. That staunch Wing
county sent yourg Democrat 20 the Assembly.
HIS n,me vas Sanford T.. Church. lie occupied
respectable postiOu IN the Legislature, and being
the OILY Democrat from I" the Infected dIstrct,"
WELDED good deal Of influence. This happened
TO be the year when that economical spasn came
over the Democracy, which cQnisated in the
p..ssge Of the 4" Stop ard Tsx" law. And that
measure, which seems jgst Low to be irfl,tIng so
much di.t',s upon The Ai'as, had no more ardent
advocate in tee Legislature th,n Sanford E.
Church, it's much Landed c.1didste for Controller :
So it seems that Mr. Debnston merely wrote re-
port in favor Of law which Mr.. Church did his
best. BY voice AID vote, TO carry through the le-
g.lature, This fact. ose would think, should put
" stop" TO the cl,uor of The AHls.
Ii. il be remembered hat Mr. Dennisson's
Camel record erds With tbs report IN favor OF the
sct Of l-i2. whue that Of Mr ChuIch beglns with
h,s vote for that law For the la.t Dozen year,,
NJ D.uni.ton kss beer cg,tivs'us bis farm 10 the
rural county Of Orange, wholly removed from the
turmoil AID corruption which have too often a.
tud,d the proceedings Of tse Legislative and
Executive Departments in regard to the Canals
Durips a considerable portion Of this p'rloi, Mr
Church has been colspicu,us ac'or ST tue State
Capital, 81 President of the Sen,te, Member OF
the Cslal Board, Commissioner Of the Canal
Fund, ard Controller. In al Ties, postoDs be
has been understood to synpsthize with that por-
ton Of the Democracy which is most hostile T. the
Canals, and most fieudly to the Central Railroad
The position Of Mr. DenDistOn IN regard 70 the
Canals can be- stated in word. He is opposed to
their sse and ia in favor oftteir prompt completion
and Of 90 managing them as will best enable them
to compete for the carrying trade Of the country
with tteir dangerous rival, the NewYork Central
Railroad.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26

by tie arrival OF the steamships North A nericsn
and City Of Baltimore We have advices from Lv'
erpoo to the 18th inst Eve days later thsa pre-.
yious intelligence. The most important news by
this arrival is from China Tie English and
French Plenipotentlaries having arrived of the
River Peiho, below Pekin, on the 17th Of June,
found that the Notifications lad been rebuilt, and
the entrance to the river barred with bcoms and
stakes. On the 25th, no notice having been taken
by the Celestial Government Of their arrival, the
PleDipotentaries joined the squadron under Ad-
miral Hope, and attempted to force passage up
the river to the capital when batteries, which had
been masked, were uncovered, and de.dly fire
was opened upon tie squadron, which was re-
turned with spirit; but after severe action the
force retired, with loss Of three gunbosts, and
AGA killed and wounded. Among the killed were
seven officers and among the wounded sever teen
Admiral Hope among the latter The French
force consisted Of only sixty, of whom fourteen
were killed and wounded. This gross violation Of
treaty stpulations will most likely lead to another
war. The American ambassador is said to have
been quietly and peacefully admitted at fekin--a
TACT Which eXCltes the Ire Vi Inc LohIOH itWeS
A feed-pipe Gazing in the forward funnel Of the
steamer Great Eastern had exploded killing Eve
iremen and dangerously wourdiDg larger number,
and committing cad havoc with the grand saloon
and lower deck cabins, through which the fdocel
passed. The numerous guests On board the mon-
ster steamer bad just risen from dinner and left
the saloon else the accident might have been vastly
more disastrous The performances Of the steamer
previous to the accident were entirely satisfactory
and it is stated that the ship can be repsired for
5000, and that the accident will not cause much,
if any, delay in her departure for Portland. 1t
was rumored that the Governments Of France and
England had agreed that Congress on the
italian question had become necessary. The pro-
ceedings of the Zurich Conference had ceased to
attract public attention. Scham!l, the famous
Circassan chief who has caused Russia 50 much
trouble, is reported to have been captured and
taken to st. Petersburg.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
THE CONTROLLERsHIP AND THE

About the time when the act was passed cOnsoli-
dating certain railroads, under the name of "The
"New-York Central" The Albany Argus and The
Albany atlas were united, under the name Of The
Ailas and Argus. Previous to thi, union the for.
| mer had for long time been looked upon as the
organ of Mr.. Erastus Corning; the latter, Of Mr..
| Dean Richmond. After the railroad consolidation,
| Mr. Corning was elected President, and Mr Rich.
mond Vice. President Of that mammoth corporation,
and The atlas and Argus has ever since been
regarded as its special advocate, and the political
and personal mouth.piece Of Messrs Corning and
Richmond.
The New-York Central has never been suspected
of special friendship for the Erie Canal, and its
tributaries. Indeed, it has been often insnuated
that this huge corporation has fixed ito eager eve
upon this rival channel of trans pOrtation between
the lakes and the Hudson, and was intent upon fr.t
embarrassing its finances, then bringing it into
disrepute with the people, and finally driving it to
the auction block, where it could indirectly become
its purchaser, and thus have Q monopoly of the
northern transit route between the Great West
and the Atlantic.
Aucec l3Cts nave leu US 10 lOOk Witn some 0us
picion upon the ieeming distress of The Atlas and
Argus at the prospect Of tie msuagement of the
CanalSfalling into Republican hard, after the frst
day of January next The organ Of the Railroad
and the Regency is apparently In sgony st the bare
idea of Mr.. Denniston taking the place Of Mr.
Church in the Controllers Office, and constituting
ore ninth part of the Canal Board during the coming
two years. 1t goes back some fifteen or sixteen
years to q report made BY Mr.. Denniston, while
in the Senate, in favor Of what is called the
Stop and Tax "Poli;y Of lS4?. IL that year, the
State beirg deeply in debt, and the Democrats in
power in both branches Of the Legislature, toey
passed an act suspendiug work on the Erie Can.
Enlargement, and levying tax upon the people to
supply deficiencies in the Treasury, and restore the
credit Of the State. The Wing party of that d.y
did not question the honesty Of the motives which
dictated this measure, but they denied its necessity
and deprecated its effect upon the canals.
Mr. DenListon, in vindicsting tbs policy Of this
measure, s;mply expressed the views Of the Demo
cratic party, Of which he was prominent member,
and whose current doctrines hs eIpOuaded with
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
EXPLOSION on THE GREAT EASTERN.
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
British Fleet Defeated by the Chi.
nese, with great Slaughter.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.

FaTHER PoIsr, Sept. 25, 1861.
TIE steamship North American. from LiyeTp>a
q, 30 a. m Of the lith inst, passed ths p'ins Ct
LAS e. %. TO day, en- route to Quebec.
TIE steamship City Of Baltimore sailed a. the ss1s
time for New-York.
The Vanderbilt, was siverti,ed TO leave Southamp-
ton the following day ll5tbl for Eew.York.
TIE Royal Nail steamship Asia, from Ne~-fofk'
reached Liverpool at $40 . m. of the ll,h.
Tie stes nship Hung garian, from Qrsbec, arTived ~
Liverpool a, q. N. Of the 18Th.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-26
ONLY PREPARATIONS
For the HAIR that have .
WORLDWIDE
REPUTATION;
Or are
Recommended by Persons Of
HIGBEsT STANDING
in
Tuy ComMvsITY.


Warranted 10, 10 contain any deleteous substances An
s r.stoer and rreseryer OF the HAIR. 1t IS not Dye The
Hair ard Whke however gray restored TO and peerved
their original co!or. By is Wigs and Gray Hairs VIII
now become extinct.
R.v.M. Thatcher. Pitcher, Chenspso County yNY
increased than diminished 10 the value and ecscy Of
Mia A Aliens Hair Restore &c have DO hesitation in rec
ommendipg my fienc notwithstanding the habtual dis
gust the and puts Of the numerous nos'sums
with which the papers are hlleo"
Iii. entirely different from other preparation, for the b,r
which composed Of dele,eou articles sueh lead lime,
osc Spanish hes copperss oil Of ,itro which are said to
hair the OF the hand. bat which In reality
greatly inure the health Of those who use them.
Who Luown throughout this sse, saJ, Il know OF gea.
who have bad their hair restored BY the use OF Mn
Aliens Worlds Hair RestoTer and @ylobalsamuin"
This pean. and valuable preparation been used for many
In land had previously ed all the nostums Of the day
MhSS, nee not only a Ss hS1sy . bsh s he
Rev l. Moore Pastor of the First Baptist Church Cap May
N J., late Agent American Bible Un,op.
Ibave used Mrs. A. Aliens WORLDS Hair Restorer and Hair
i, them tn. bs. preparation; we have ever used in
which declaration numerous friends Join u.s.
The Restorer h EASILY applied and will stain the finest,
linen Its effect in instance, applied according to
The Res,orer used with Xyoba.smuu only cleanse.
TIE hair but ncnes to curl giving so e'y and ns.us!
hpPesIsnoe.
Kew. George HeNlDgs, GTeenport, Ia L.
You at liberty 70 my think proper
both Of the zyo,.'.na and Of the asOrer
Rev joseph Mckee R.oI ySs Wet cs Dutch Reformed Church.
"Recommendsit"
Fat marrow and alcohol DO serious Injury the head and
hair and should not be used
move and psevsn. o1ne.s hesdsche .cru dandru scad
bead eruption OF the k and al unnatural PcsPraon
Rev VIM r Downs, Howard, NY.
II
cleanse thoroughly the hair and scalp any
iiiuL" Te'' '''''
Itprevens the falling Of the hair cure b,dnes, when M.
he,edsry and By s'Iaps the ,kn mu'e blood
the locks and cause the young hair grow original
life oolos
Rev Ev.n. pehi Delhi County, Ohio.
81 have used one eotte has changed hair aud stopped
falling ot."
Win not have gray ha you the age Of 100
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Rev james Roy Pastor Fir', Presbye.n Church. Orange
b.ve used Mr.. uA A.as World. Hair Restore, and
zyoea'smIn with very res, ecneh; In my family Its
ssI beatty aud s,ne.. .arpsss those Of say
preparation krowE 70 me"
When used for badre you mus, take of your wiz .,,h
oiled sk anything which viii the psen,be
pIespis;io 70 the head.
Rev. jane. 7. Stone. Green.bOrO Vermont.
" keeomInents it, sc.
Rev B C. Smith, Pra,,.bursh, NY
ssy ..'Pnsd 70 hod my saJ hair soon turned
Rev. NJ. c. Kliph, Le.i.,owp, Pennsylv.ni.
Rev oeOrs- n sp., Agent Penn Baptist Publishing society
Several sppied procar. for them your
the hair e Of family Ne and do sseerfay eo N
mend IT,