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HANNoNDsvILLE MANVFAcTuREs.-Fhe Ham
mondsVille Mining and Manufacturing Company,
at their mines, manufacture 8 variety Of articles
which are unsurpassed st any other works Their
Coal IS well known to orr business men and citi-
zens ss Of excellent quality. The Hammonds-
vile Coke is unsurpassed for manufacturing pur
poses, and is extensively used Besides these,
they have on hand alArge quantity Of HammOnds.
vile Fire Clay, well ground, which is conceded
TO he as good or the best Of any in America while
their Fire Brick for building and Ike purposes has
the highest reputation or this material they man
ufaeture great variety Of chimney tops, water
and gas pipes, vases retort &c, which arecheap-
er and better than iron. Another very prominent
feature Of the Hammondsyille Works, is the man.
ufacture Of Coal OIL, Of a superior quality for
burning, and another kind especially for Iubriea-
ting, which has been very faEOrably pronounced
upon by railroad men, &c. MT. J. J. ROckafeHOE
Is the General Agent fOE the sale Of these articles
Mr. E. Haas, OF New York, one Of the Company,
making the oil trade his speciality. These gentle.
men are reliable and prompt and will attend to all
orders with dispatch.
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AARINE ITEMs.-The propeller New York
came in from Dunkirk yesterday and cleared for
Toledo last evening with good load Of freight
The Gov. Cushman, also Of the N Y. &. E. R. R.
line cleared last evening for Dunkirk with freight.
The Gov. CushmAn is ofieered ss follows: Capt
H. A. siEsOn lst Mate, J. Allen ID do. L. Wat,
srbury Engineer, Jacob Murray Clerk, -
Scott.
The Bradbury will be efieered as follows (When
she gets out Of Buffalo harbOr > Capt. - Nc
NGlly; Mate, Phil PsreW; Engineer, John Pc
rev; Clerk, H. s. Watson.
The IeoW St. Joseph, Capt HinmAn, entered
yesterday from Monroe with 81 tons baled hay
The schooner Ellen White, Capt, Horne, cleared
for WyandOtIe with 275 tors coal
A large amount of freight Is waiting shipment
to Detroit by the May Queen. Among the lot Is
large quantity Of iron, nails, from Pittsburgh for
the northwest. Yesterday leo tons iron, besides
1920 kegs nails were received on the G. P. R.
R. for the Queen and about as many more nails
on the road.
Capt. Pierce has made arrangements for an eT.
tsnsiTe business this year BY the Detroit boatI.-
new and excellent dock has been laid for the
accommodation Of freight and many other itemS
attended to which show greatly increased fscili-
Ties for the shipping business. The boats will be
in tip-tOp order and we shall expect great things
Of this line during the season.
The May ousen did not arrive last She prOS-
ably lay at Maiden over the blow, "a she put in
there for freight
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PoLIcE ITENs;-A whole family was yesterday
provided with shelter under the stars and stripes
Of tho johnson Street Station House, the family
consisting Of James Guger. his wife and three
children, one Of an exceedingly tender age They
had kept a house upon that delightful avenue
UEion Lane. which Marshal CraW concluded to
suppress, and detailed officers Furnel and NclTath
to nail up the house and lock up the inmates for
drunkenness and vagrancy.
Thomas Carl, harvey Pheatt (bOth old Offend
ers.) and Wm- Pike, were arrested for disturb
Rnce.
James Bennett was arrested for assault upon J.
Buel, who formerly kept the Travellers Home" q
River street palace.
Harvey Pheatt and Thomas Carl were also held
upon another charge, that Of assaulting Kate Ba-
ker, q nymph who presidss over the Egyptian
Temple upon Miami alley.
Pat Murphy was arrested for being drunk and
80 the record sndeth for the nonce.
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FROlI lWAsnINGTON.


The Senate had short Executive sesIion %
day, and took preliminary measures with a view Of
resuscitating the Nicaragua trIaty, which was re-
Gently rejected. There are indications Of sue
cess.
The Conference Of the Republican Senators this
morning was with reference % this subject.
The friends Of Senator Bilyier think it Of suf-
nclent Importance TO deny Is wholly untrue she
newspaper stateme5t that previous 70 his election
ss adelegate 10 the Charleston he pledged himself
to vote for Mr.. Douglas after the third ballot
The bids for the Post Ofite blanks have not get
been opened, bot Hr. CroWsll, 70 whom the work
has heretofore been sub-et states that be has pro-
posed to do it for 80 cents on the dollar less than
the Government has Heretofore paid.
The subject Of changing the place Of holding the
Democratic National Convention Is siiH under
consideration. The National Executive Commit
tee may be convened next week, according to
present Information, to take such action as VIII
quiet the pubic mind on the subject
The Senate's Harpers Ferry Committee, aiter
examining several moro Witnesses, viii close its
abors. Nothing Of special interest has been elic-
tied
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"PRINcE EUsENE."-Under the above title the
EGesangverein" and "Ceeilien Society viii short
y produce one Of the most agreeable and enter
tsiniEg operas we hEye ever been fortunate snongh
10 witness. WehsEe been present at the rehearsal
Of this Musical Composition, and have noted the
stroagIy marked difference between this and most
Of the other German 0pfras, in that the Prince is
Is not deep sepulcberal conception, imbued with
that spiritof mystical transcendenialism so char.
scteristic Of German opera music bat on the con-
trary Eugene is heroic fellow, full OF life, gayety
and animation. The opera sbOunds in martial and
spirited scenes, intenpersed with any amount Of
good humor. etc. The Opera viii be performed
on the 22d inst, at the Academy Of Music. Those
who iaii to be present will miss rare treat,
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CLEVELAND MUsIoAL UNIOS-The first concert
Of the Cleveland Musical Union Last evening al
sanfords Hall, was very well attended notWiih-
standing the extreme unpleasantness Of the
weather. The programme was well arranged,
and was executed with much skill The Solo by
Miss Hale was unayoidably dispensed with, she
being unable to be present, bat the Harp Solo BY
Mr.. James, which was substituted, vas well re-
ceiTed. The quartette by "tbe Johns and Georges,
composed of Messrs. Geo. Douglas, Geo. Williams,
John Griffith and John Douglas, was an exquisite
thing and Solo by Mr. Geo Douglas could hard
y have been excslled Leland and sargeants
Dustt was, Of course, capital thing, and indeed
the Concert throughout was very hne one, and
we understand will be repeated in accordance with
general desire.
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PROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, March 20.
Mframon commenced the siege Of Vera Cruz Oh
the 5lh.
On the 9th two steamers appeared before the city,
which refused to shOW their colors. Com. Jarvis
therefore ordered the Saratoga with detaehments
from the Savannah aud Prebls, on the steamers
Indianola and Wave, to proceed 70 the anchoTage
and ascertain their character, As the saratOga,
toEed BY the Indianola, approached, the steamers
tried TO escape bot too late.
Capt. Turner sent boat with nag 10 demand
the nationality Of the steamers ! be boat was
fred upon twice, whereupon the Saratoga fred {
h. aadsids into the steamer Of hiramon, and the
scti,n became general Both steamers new hoist
= spauish eolors. and AMER spirited engagemen
NiTSnon surrendered with most Of his men
AMERICAN loss wounded, one MORALLY. haxf
&C los about is kiled, irom 50 70 % wounded
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NAN KILLED.-A man, name unknown, was
killed upon the fats yesterday, on the G. C. & c.
4. R. track He was walking from town with a
saw in one hand and basket with some meat in
it on the other arm He had nearly reached the
Mahoning q. R. bridge, when, in trying to evade
one train that was switching in, be was struck by
smother that was going out. he partially ross
again bat Wss struck q second time while crawl.
ing Of on all ioun, and was run over, both feet
being cut Of BE died instantly. Oieer Nell
rath, who wa near by, saw the Oeeurrencs. BE
warned the man before he fell. No blame attaches
to any Of the railroad men, the case being smother
instance Of TIE earslessness Of walking on rail-
road traeka
Coroner Hartman took the body In charge and
had it conveyed to HOBlaBdb, p Bank street,
where those interested are requested to call.
ghs man Is u middle height, about sO-3s years
DID, brown eyes, and rather poorly clad He bad
in his pockets knife, portmopis with SIX cents
and receipt showing that in Dec. 1857. Black,
Hove Co, gave to Morris Quirk BIZ Of Ex-
shsngs for go. Thsro Is also pocket knife and
several snail keys hand basket and broken
law. 5re
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THE LOST BY THE HUNGARIAN.
NEw YoRK, March 20.


The Agents Of the steamship Hungarian give
the following as the number Of sOuls On board
when she left Liverpool viz: from Liverpool, cab
in passengers, 30, crew, so, stserage, 40; from
QaeenstOHn-eabinp passengers Is, steerags 40
Total 205. The nsmes Of the cabin passengers
are -
J, z. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Balmer, Rev. Jas.
Stuart, Mrs. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Evans, Al
Ian Cameron, W. r. Croker, J. W. CrOeksr, Mr..
Leslie, Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot, Dr.. and Mrs. Lama
niegO, Barry A. B. Costin, Mr.. Hyatt, Mr.. B0nl-
tonheme, Mr. Bolton, Mr.. Delano and child,
Doctor II. A. Barnett and George J. Nash,
ofhcer in charge Of the mails sEeerage passen-
gers H. II. Cafrey, Abram Tagg, VIM. Vogel,
John Richardson, Henry Richardson, I. Allen,
Frederick Child, Mrs I. Child, Bill Munson, Rich
ard Madden, RObt. Martin, E. D. Bartlett, George
Shadk, George Il. Dermot. joseph n Daley, JnO.
Delany, Wm. KerIey. Wm- Wright, Michael Lucy,
Martin DAVIS. Francis Richardson, Miss Ellen
Sbeshan and Patrick McMeurin.
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PEoE. Gowns GRAND FANCY MASoUERADE
AND CALICO DREss PlRrY.-Ws hear there viii
bo given the party Ofths season by the friends Of
Prof cOWPsr, at the johnson House on the 10th
inlt. Every arrangement has been made to so'
cure . frat class party and such an one % shall
be worth attending by our best oi,lEens We are
IAdSfsd from the character Of those who design
going to the party, that it will be an agreeable
one and such ss the most fastidiOus can ind no
fault either with the company or mAnag smont, as
none but those who receive special invitation
will be admitted to the RoOr The regular Thurs.
day evening party will be given to morrow even
inr.
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Last Nights Report.
XXIVth CON0REss--FIRsT SESSION
WAsHISsToN, March 20.


HOUSE.
Mr. Potter offered q resolution which was ADOPT
ed, calling on the Secretary of the Treasury for
all the papers pertaining to the removal Of the
late Collector At Milwaukee, and as to whether he
is a public defslter.
The House then voted on referring to the Com.
on Military Affairs the West Point Academy bill
e. returned from the Senate with an smendment
making an appropriation for calling into service
mounted Regiment Of Texas volunteers. Agreed
to by Ill to Y.
Mr.. Otero introduced bill authorizing the
President to call into service Regiment Of volun
tsers for the suppression Of hostiides in n. Mexi-
ca Referred to the Com. on Military Affairs.
The contested election case Of Williamson againat
sickles, was considered, but without action.
The House adjourned
SENATE.
Mr., Sumner presented the memorial Of Samuel
Nay, q distinguished and venerable merchant Of
Boston, and four hundred other citizens Of
Boston praying for the repeal Of the fugitive slave
law Of 1850 the abolition Of slaves in the District
Of Columbia; I; the prohibition Of the inter State
Slave Trade and the passage Of resolution p'edg
ing Congress ae ainst the admission Of any new
any slave territory, or the employment OF any
slaves by any agent, contractor, or deputy OF the
Pc deral Government
BE moved its reference to the Judiciary Com.
NJ. DAVIS moved mat u ne On tAe tADe- Aeaa
30. Nays II.
Mr.. Wilson introduced 8 bill for the construction
| of Eve steamships, adapted TO the African coasts
for the suppression Si the African slave trade.
Alr. Wilson offered q joint resolution authorizing
the President to negotiate with other nations for
the right Of search within 200 miles OF the western
| coast OF Africa
Mr.. Wilson introduced an order instTucting the
Judiciary Com, TO repors bill substituting I'M
prisonment for hle instead OF death, and applying
The penalty to persons fitting out slave ships OF
| having entered in them.
Mr. Sebastian introduced a resolution aufhoriz-
ing a treaty TO be made with the Iudians owning
land in aud aboat Pixies Peak, and providing for
extiun-ishlng the title to the land.
Mr.. Mason vas opposed to acquiring any more
territory aud moved 70 strike out the latter part.
After debate the amendment was disagreed To-
1 nays 80, yeas >.
| The resolution was then passed.
Mr.. Green reported joint resolution that Con
gress adjourn from April 20th to May 2oih. OBJ
| jected TO.
Mr., Green reported a resolution TO pay the
| widow Of the late Senator Linn, Of No, mileage
| not drawn Passed
| The bill for the payment Of the Florida claims
vas taken mp, but without action the Senate Weni
| into executive session. Adjourned.
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The BgcKErE CoFFEE P0T-A few months
since, when this newly invented COfFss Pot was
first Introduced to the public, We gave i; trial
sni were 50 well pleased with il, that We inyolan-
tariy cast aside all others FOR the ''Baekeys" The
iovo We haTs for good coffee Is enc Of our weak
nsssss, and the above Pot furnishes Us rich
aromatic beverage every time We continue to fell
lOWsbiP it. And We are pleased to know that the
Buckeye" Is appreciated every yEhsre it has been
introduced.
We have been eredibly informed that the pat
sntes, E. J. Bates, Of Bedford in this county, has
already realized a very handsome sun as the re-
sults Of his sales OftsrritOry for the patent having
sold the right for California for $500 Penhsyl-
yana $1,000, while the State Of Ohio, which Is be-
ing rstailsd ousb the CO rnty, Wi without doubt,
bring il he nice sum Of $4,000, Il pot more.
The invsntor, PrUf, Gatshsn, ate Of this city,
is entitled to much credit in bringing 90 valuable
an improvement before the public, and We trust
that he and Mr.. Bates may reap rich reward f05l
their genius and perseverance,.
The Coffee Pots are for sale at Rice 4 Burnstss
Superior street. Cleveland, O., or b ,hsPat.n,so
Bedford 0.
March 2I.275. Ta9 81
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ETEES.
MnwAUrrE. Wis. Marcb aO-

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March 20.
A ere broke out st u o'clock to-dsy, on the
corner Of Water and Wisconsin streets, making
clean sweep Of all the wooden buildings, fifteen in
number, between that and the NeEhall House
Loss probably not to exceed $4,000.
NEw YoEE, March 20.
A Ere to-day at Jamaica, l. I, destroyed the
American Hotel, Doflands Hotel, the house Of
Engine Co. No. ., and the dwelling house oceu-
pied by Chas. Il. Stevens, dentist. Loss $4,000.
CHICAGO, March 20.
Fire occurred at Black River Falls. Wis,
Sunday morning, destroying 43 buildings,
among which vas the Shanghai House, ON lie
of jackson County Farmer, and all the stores
in town except one belonging to F T. Parsons
As are was discovered in two different places
at the same time, It is supposed to have oeon
tho work Of an incendsry. Loss estimated
between $780, 900 and $4,000.
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ELEvENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-Regu-
lar meeting, Friday, March 29d, Qustead of March
sOth), 1850, halEpsst seven P. n, at the house Of
Paul Schmidt.
Sobieet Of discussion-Ths coming charter elec-
ton and the Republican Centre Club.
By order Of the Ward Committee.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.
n ~ =

PHILADELPHIA, March 20.
ThsIoark A "a Herbert at this port for Csrdenas
fell in with the steamship Commerce fTom New
York, bound for Galveston, on the 18th instant, in
distress and unmanageable while lying 10 to render
assistance TO the steamer, came in collision with
the bark, carrying away the latter main soil and
buiwarks and doing other damage, The bark res
cued q persons, being all hands and including
three passengers. In the morning tue gale moder-
aied when she took the provisions aud baggage
and len the Commerce settling iasg With EiRe feet
water in her hold
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SALT IN AIcHIoAN.--At the Angler House yes
teriay, we saw sample Of very nne table salt,
manufactured at East Saginaw, Michigan. The
well is 67o feet deep, and yields 30 gallons per
minute Of salt water. 1912 gallons Of which yield
one bushel Of sslt-an abundant yield and OF very
great benefit to the fisheries thersabo outs.
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FROM SANTA FB.
n II.


The Santa Fe mail from PsWnes Fork, arrived
to-day. Arrangements are made for an escort Of
troops tEies a month, with mail going and COM
ing. All the mail laying at PaBnee Fork to the
5th inst, had gone through.
Great indignation is felt here in regard to Gov.
steWart's action in not promptly signing the Rail
Road bill.
Weather warm and pleasant 8 The Missouri
river is very low and falling.
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Leaal RECORD

Q. s. CoURTS-JvDsE WILLSoE-Pukeux 4
Co. Va Welch ct a. Ejeetmsnt Verdict for
defendants. Motion Tor new trial.
BsDton's lessee vs. Calender & Kittridge.-
Ejectment lands in Geauga county. Jary trial
yesterday. Hayden King and s. J. Andrews for
plaintiffs; Riddle. Hitchcock RauDey for defend
ants.
Sheldon vs Puldy. Plaintiffs demurrer to de-
fsndants plea sustained. Defendant leave TO
amend.
Court OF CoNKoN PLEAs-S. c. Ives, by bis
next friend, vs.. Eliza Ives. The following have
been summoned as struck Jurors to sPpear to-
morrow morning:
Daniel Gardner, Midolebursh.
Abiiah Haynes, StronREViIe.
Horace Edgerton, R0yEllOn-
Joseph Smith, do
Edwin Wilcox, do
John J. BigelOW, Parma.
David Clark, do
Noses Oviatt, do
James Hurd, Dover.
Franklin Davis, ROckport.
John Barnum, do
Carver 6tiekney, Brooklyn.
Dewitt c. Taylor, Cleveland.
William Bowler, do
George G. Dodge, do
Charles J. Ballard, do
The COurts were occupied with miscellaneous
business yesterday.
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5ANF0RD'S
Liver InVigOPatOP
NEVER DEBILIfATES.

EEVER DEBILIfATES.
1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
nee FROM GUNS, zd has heecms establshed fact
Stardsrd AIedcna, known and approved b All Who hsTs
ssd r. and Hssfted 70 via csHidence Ia all tks
pigs1ses fcr winch g. BE- 1I1g1anfiad.
L has cured tlols1n1sI within he last tive years
who had sIVen Up all hopes of rsisf the numsI8as
unsolicited cariIuaaies IL ny uossessicn show.
The dose must s adj pfe = % tue temperament Of the
Individual taking and ed quanfif
=ct gently on The bowels
Let the CtarGs OF = Infgmclf guide T0u IN the
use Of he LIVER S-tSlFIGORAT0It, and 4
EiH Live Conn., plants, Bilious At
tacEs, DyBpepsi a. Chrcuie DiaFrhceuS
: q M m G Q m - 2 uiHfss Dy sent 1es
~ ID DrOpsy1 sou 2 stomachs Habttual
COsfiTeHesss Chol---i ic3 Ch0fgra, Chole-
Pa Horbuss ChDleFGi In n q uEung Elafus
enc e, auud &c ~ Female Weakness
ess aud mfy b. used su-s- ecsEfui.y an -OhDlNA-
RY FAMILY HEDI-@ CINE Il viii cure SICK
II 2 A ID A c II + tai , fhnusa1ds testify.l IN
TWENTY MINUTES II @frWO OR THREE TEA
SPOOEFULS ARE TAK-%lEN a. sonlmsnesmsHE oi
attack
All who use Il giving heir te5ttmoEy IN rs zgor
~ y z Wafer in the M ulh with tha INVIGORATOE,
and swallow both rcrstheE
au7a THrTn TnrHN
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nee one Dollar Per BouIe.
sANF RD'S
Family CathaFtie Pills,


Pure Vegetable EEtFaots, and P1st Hp ~ GLaBs
Cases, dir Tight, and l0iH keep n any eli-
mare. o.
The FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill i gentle but
tive Cathrc Vhh the pruprle-0r hEs usd IN hla
ice more than suty wears
The constantly Iurrelslasf demand from uiOsa -
havn l1ug PILLS ana The E1tfafaricn Whicl
Al rrsss IN rsIi % her lse hasiDducsd ne Plaza
Ths Pr5fssoa vel NOV that disrsat Cssharties aes
Tb5 FAHIEY c At ARTIC PILL
has vii rrfrr-uee tn = this well established fart
been corsDonnded from ~ variety Of he pun We're
table 1fraety v9hlch ar alike On eTe p par of The
slimsnfary canal. and are Z. GOOD and SAFE In al
cases where CaihaT1c l. ;. neededt s1eh - ID
RANSENENTS oi the -STO 81 ACH. eLEEPI-
Ms PAINS IN TIE <lB4CK AND LOINS
C0STIV F,N5 ESS PA @iAND SORENESS OFEH
THE WHOLE BOD Y =iir'm sudden eod- Nhlca
frsgueutIv n neglected sfsnd ia long OF Fs
ToCg OF APE |--TIfE.a CR FEPI Ma SEHi-
SETTON or COLD OVER THE BODY. EESTi -ESS-
TgFg HEADACHE, or WEIGHT ~ THE HEAD-
N f1asuraatorT Diseases " or1ns N Chdreu Adgs
Rhsrnatisn great PUrrff Of the Blood mauT ts-
eases - which flesh Is heir, mention Ia
this adFeftisea1fut. DQsa. q 3. E II
PRICE 50 .CETTS-
= The ivrr Iuyigdrafsr snd Fanliiy cafhartc P u
rstiit ~ pIugEsz rally, 80 sold shoisaala b
~ Al iis' - - - = " ssNFORD n. D.
EIauufsr-urer End Frrusiztsrs
fvrFEnp1 Is Er1adz-EF. New
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That Professor Rood's HaIr RsstoraliTe
NTILL PRESRVE INFALIIRIY

The gr9lsfs Ead es.or of ths haIr n uzed NO o.
90 81 w 5 80 5., 70 AZ sgs Psrfsety,
ne heli ma Euore s9l. ard bslgtai .h9E a1y oil
ass ssstssnen Jgdgss Atfarns ~ D sr6-s CisFsT1e1
PrSfs.iona sad tieulsnsn Lsdies Of ali eisssS1
much In rs fsFor- Read The f8n6wing and jadFs.
HcHoaT GzoyE. s. CAeEies Co, No. Nov. 10, 1851
PROP o. HO0D-DeaT sir: Some time lafI suuIrssr
" were induced 70 use ol y0ur Han RetoaiFe and
its stscts we're % W seEal We sel T. III duty y0a a.
Our ltls soa's heal for E1s time hzd bsea perssctlF
hair alosi entirely cGs of N eoussg guense Ehsn fsId
seeing h suEenss adTise5 us 20 ute lou- RssI6TiFs
and mar Of al fienes YsT fT aBBissilous $500
tAs disease tn5rsly and ns sad uTurisrr r 80
healthy sealp and Euant cFs5 ofh-rs $ Eiy q hsF
Restorave IS bsffect remedy for all Sise5 ~ ~
EcalP aEd ha-r. We are gogEs respectfully.
SARAH A H1GGIEBOTHAH.
PEoF- WgoD-Dear S- - hsir had. for several yezTs
been becoming aaturey gray, acc1znIsd By haIrG-
ness which reuersd the slslJ a5ucaoi ofoi nses
~ u eIes5 r. VIZ s2nn Iesa g;l1s yooE Iiais
and hEe usd lis al within thsthrss ssf Fssks
and urs srsaTtobe pEelsTre ofhss preducsd b the
2 l2l 2 & q o. : q a o e hsys syer used
Whistler 70 b used as Hair Restorative ff te siln1ia
mission % rsfsr al vo eatsrtain asy dOabt of il
performing a-lih2i u e-2i@sa ior L. = =, -
cfneinaati- O., Web. u. Is5I. IL hid =
PRoF. WooB-Dear slr: B. the adFles OF = friend Of
iaassd 70 ~ Iha5 IL fvsrsos l.5 tine - M ~
~ -. "a Y = y a. me -; Se- - talI -
duty auc Flzthy that q % ~omm4niczia oihsrE
Who Ected hlFe bee Touid inducs ne 70 EiEa
tins public acEng iedzensut ofs BeasErI nave rssafTsd
from Pref Woods HaIr Restorative
1OurSrsspsctfGlly.
A. z JACOBS.
ne s,nFtiye is uut uD IN h0ttlss Of three sizss W
bzI1 metIul aud sInlll; the zrZI oolds = Biuf
refss IT l0 per bottle; - medien holds a zsE
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