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Nevada national., 1860-07-07
GOLDEN WHISKY,
MADE FROM WHEAT.

TITS UNsURPAssED fITEEER As
| Atomic or beverage feFsons using the celebrated
whisky will fDd it free from those poisonous sub:
stance which produce the hery. burning sensations
"a much compls ned Of In all other Whisky and
alcoholic liquids.
The medicinal qualities of the Golden Ihi.fv are
acknowledged by the eiieal hculy, and all ciiers
who have used It.
It- rich mellow favor h.e and smooth 20 the taste
recommends Z. 20 the public favor.
II Is put up la barrels and hall barrels aud sold
BY all the principal spoihecAre anl dealers thro-
ughont the cnuntty.
Zach package will be accomra MED sill 4 copy
right card without which none i genuine
All orders should te addressed a
N : WHITING &CO
Importer aud wholesale Dealers IN i.e wines and
Liquors, ll5 Front street, Fan Fran-i-eo
y. B.--Ihis celebrated br4nl Of s,alien Whiskv
has been copy rightcd and eohaterleiters will be
prosecuted TO the full extent Of The law
janc7 SIN
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
Legal Notices.
SIMMONS

State Of California, County Of Nevada. Dis
trici Conrt of tbe lfih Judicsal Disiric
Of said State.
The PEOPLE of ne State Of California, to- o.
WILLIAM HASKELL. Grestinr-
Yon are hereby suiaiaonsa n apre.r and an.
ser % the COMPLAINT ~ JEROME REfFS. ni.d
against you, within ten dars n n the se- ~ fgi.
Nrt II ssr'ed on Fon ~ US County. v.tlin tatn
Y DAYS u served eu you 10 tnis District ana oat ~
This County, and within forts III - II served ,, ,
10 the state and ont of this iisifi "a an arfi.r
cormrnced on 'te 18Th dav uf Apfil A. n tsto itl
AZ Court wherein Plaintiff grays Jslgfneni gai
~. son Tor the sum ~ Eight lluufrei s li T.it.s,
dollar, princpal with Two Ilunared aud .tt,,ivo
follars and Thirty tue cents interest fn .sta am
ouniing g sil2s 81 alleged iv flaiutf IN this sn
PLANT Z" b. ahe ani owing 10 l'im from you ~ Is
certain Promsorf ncie set out rariscuis RS IN plan
tins complaint afliesaii lagetber with inivres.
thereon a. one per cesi sr month I'll paid and lis
cost ~ suii
And you are hereby bottled that r Won fail 10
answer said complaint A. herein dise.ltd. Plainiir
will take Judgment against you therefor pr default
tngeiher with all costs ~ suit. and also 1et M ~
Tie Court such other relief Is prayed for IN TiaiA
iihs said complaint.
In Testimony whereof. Z john s. Iamber, rlert
oi the District Court af0res"1 du he sunto stt ins
hand aua impress the seal Of said Court at Office Ia
ne city q Nevada this 18Th day - April. 4 b
lsto JOHN $ LAs'LElT. Clerk
By Joseph 81. Leyey. Deputy
it appearing 90 the satisfactien II the Court bv
ihe Complaint herein Gl,l. and affidavit Of Plain
tih Az ut. = l.. slack. that good cause OF a.
tioh rEi-t- .nsl said Uoieudani and that the
present residence of said defendant j. unknown but
that he b believed 20 be resident 1f the state on
motion OF =. ". k'beris pian % .itterucv il Is
Ordered that service ~ summons htrein be- made
by publication thereof in the Nevada Naiional. 4
weekly News paper published in the county of Ne
vada, iof eight sucrrs.'ye weeks
NILE SfARL-, District Judge.
.lttest-ioHN : IAYmtRf CieiS
b, los. ". Levy nepLIy
Nevada City. Cal April ~ isG0
y. " Roberts .itty for p.4iniir 5ssw
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
Lime, Lime!
A Large Supply of Fresh Burnt Lime,
Constantly on hand
At the Kilns on Wolf Creek,

Which will be Sold a: the Lowest Market Rates,
For further infoi nation apply az the kilns, or
. dress EDWARD Huston, Grass valley. Terms CASH.
e. BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for
me. Orders Promptly delivered. 2u
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
SUMMONS.

State Of California Justice's Court
County oi Nevada ss
1rass Valley Township Before $. C. Richardson J.F
JOHN WALLS ". y. MYERS 4 A. J. DAVIS
The People of the state % Califpr,is - y Nver.
ami A. J ~ ri- Erecting
You ar- hsr-by sunmnurd o. 3rpcar before The
Undersigned. JusfIcr 20 fhe Peace IN amt for said
County, AZ hi uice 10 said rownshir ON Thur
day, the 2hih LAY oi June, g. H. lsfO. at 10 o.
clock ". 10 answer 90 The complaint OF John WALL
who druiand- o. you the % une Hundred aua
siSty.two Dollar and fifiy Cents. Book Account,
for Goods wares and Merchandise, as per complaint
file ia ms Once.
On failure so 10 appear and answer. Iuivmeut will
be rendered against yoa fof tie said of !ld9 50
and Costs OF suit.
Given under my hand this esth day m March 4
y. 1850 S. e. RICHARDSON. J J.
Affidavit being fled BY the Plaintiff in the vi'hin
cause, that due diligence has been exercised to pro
aure service on the within defendant. and further
ayers that he has good reason 20 leiie,e that the
above named defendant ha, LEFT the state and IL has
been ordered by me that publication ol lie above
summons be nias.e in the Nevada Natianal. q Neek
Is Newspaper published in Grass Valley aforesaid
once a week. for the period Of three months yts
vious TO the 2sth day Of June. 1850.
g.. 3m S. c. RICHARDSON, J. 7.
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
So REWARD

WILL DE PAID, AND No QUESTIONS ASKED
w for the return Of an AMBROrYPE OF a young
lady formerly Of this place The picture wae taken
from my gallery one day last week
Nay ia lsee-ff TN WOOD
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
The People of Ihe state OF Caiiforr
10 q. u. tsASTEN. d.rceIinzi

Township a. Eureka Before JoHN NJ. GRAY. J. T.
The People of Ihe state OF California
60 q. -. tsASTEN, Greeting;
yOU AEE HEREBY SUMMONED To appear before
i me 81 my Office in Moare's Wat. Eureka town
shin N MONDAY. sEfsr. 10th. 1850, ~ 10 A. r.
TO answer 20 she complaint ~ INO. sHEl FORD who
demands Of you the sum of slia aiedged to be the
balance due him on a book account. as per account
on ME la this office, wien judgment will be taken
against you fa- the said amount together with costs
aud DAMAGES, Il you fail 10 appear and answer, 70
the Snerid any Constable OF said county, gTsst-
ing Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 5th day Of Irne, A y.
1900
JNO. u. GRAY. Jnssiee Peace
A true copy-At;est II NUrrEr, Constable
Jane lseU-l5W
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
AMBR0TYPE GALLERY,
~ l. = = A III Il =.
f.ras- valley

4
Grass Valley.
THE undersigned takes pleasure IN insrrmihg the
1 citizen. al Grsss Valley and vieinifr, that Pic
lures hy all the and improved styles are being
taken at his rooms, unsurpassed oy any in the
world
AMBOTT PES.
WEIAISOTEpEE.
sTEEOsEOPEC urEgTEz aud
SUNLIGHT PAINTINGS ON Mica.
Also
Patent ascnthcr and oil Cloth Picturcsa
rtistc and life like Pictures by all the above new
and beautiful processes. Of finer tone and INFINITE
durability unsurpassed Tor holdness of outline ar
beauty uf finish. will he executed at al times ard
in all kinds Of weather.
Persons heretofore unsuccessful 10 6btGining per
feet pictures are PARTICULARS invited 20 call
Old Dagnerrotyprs and ather pictures copied.
improved and rendered ifapsrishahle.
Views Of Buildings Mining Claims, &c. taken al
the shortest notice.
Deceased persons taken in the most appropriate
manner.
n. B.Ica.-Hetions T'ver j. al!the departments
Of the ar; MI " w0op
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
NOTICE.

There vii, he sold at Public Auction on the 18TH
day Of August next al four o'clock T. NJ. at tile Of
Zee of the Company Forest Spring MID three shares
Of stock No l4-l5 and l6 } in the Mis.oury g old
Mining Company, onwned aud held by the Estate Of
Isaac H. BuScH, deceased, as many 81 said shares
as will be required to pay s2iso, due the Company
for assessments,
p H. LEE Trustees
A. II. MURDOCH. " O. NJ Co.
riss Valley June 22d, lseo O.
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
SUMMONS.

State Of California Justices Court.
County of Nevada, -
Township a. Eureka. Before JoHN VI GRAY. J. 7.
Nevada national., 1860-07-07

The INTERNATIONAL HOTEL COACH" il y al
tendance ar all hours. to convey Passengers 20 and
from the Hotel lot 81 90 each, including baggage.
1-u
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12

to visit tho Tomb of Washington while
s%ojourning in the National Metropolis
Notwithstanding the full list Of impor'
tant limos embraced in tho above emu
mcration, u note Is appended to this
agreement to the following effect:
"Bcsidos the foregoing, it is believed
that several others Of our important
connecting lines will cordially JON in
this invitation, and recognize tho en-
closed ticket. Owing to tho dificulty
Of ourconferring in person with theom,
GERS of some ofthe lines not embraced
in this list, their were not op-
tanned in time for our purpose
10 those Of our people who have not
learned to appreciate the vast extent OF
tho railroad interest Of the country, or
of our own great line to the West, this
programme will afford so o idea Of the
extensive qualifications Of the system,
as it has now become developed. When
u lewof our own citizens privately con.
vcned, but one, short generation ago, to
inaugurato tho Baltimore and Ohio
road, there was not " milo Of railway
in existence anywhere in the world lol
general purposes. Now it is estimated
that in the United States alone there arc
50 ne twenty-five thousand miles o
completed road in actual use, costing
the frightful sum ofnearly ten hundred
millions Of dollms. --Balhmore .dmert
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12

we are transported to the topmost
pinnacle of fancy, and we don't know
how to got down without seriously IN
juring our reputation US Il poet FOR
the present and I'LL time to come--al
least while Spring l%asts--just cohS'aer
US on top of the.aforcsaid height, ana II
you want tho unfinished poem tinished'
call on our friend Tennyson (not Tenni'
son at Nashville but Alfred Tennyson,
who wrote "Sea Drcams-an ldyll,'
and for which he received $50 a line
In consideration Of the hard times, we
have reduced theprice OF ours to Sio--
not that their merit should be deter
mined by such a price, (for in that case
our lines would suffer- but because
"compctition is the life of trade" and
"quick sales and short profits" is our
motto. We mentioned that s4o was
tho price of ours, but we did not intend
TO include the It'll or last line, where we
began TO feel. 1t cannot be bought
for anything, and we hope no one wI!l
be so unkind as to assist on our letting
it 90 at ever t~o prices. Tho fact is,
we wrote it under an unusual state OF
excitement, and allowed oursclf to get
too far on tho rosy route OF nancy =
flight to be content with n mess OF por-
ridge, orS5O alinc.
But Spring is shore, and no mistake, as
VIC have already stated, and what II
best ofalI, we will have lots Of fruit
rood peaches in abundance, Farmers
tell US that the frost just thinned out
the crop enough to give good room for
the residue to grow large and luscious
81 mote it be.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12
LOVE YOU, ON LOVE YOU.

] LOVE YOU, OH LIVE ioo'
A certain young man in Winchester
who admircs the following poem very
much, (but the writer morc) and who
feels proud that 1t is dedicated to him,
takes tho privilege of publishing tho
same without the fair authors consent,
hoping that the modesty which lies in
merit will not make her object to see-
ing her efforts in print. These lines
breathe of love, but not a love more fer
vent than that which thoy are intended
to answer. Ahem!
Hove you, oh! / love you,
With u heart as warm and true
As Ger was known to throb beneath
A sky Of Heavenly blue.
| love you, oh! / love you,
And my love shall ever bc
As true and constant rs | wish
That yours shall be to me. IN, E)
/ love you, oh l love you,
And may bright angels guard
Your daily walks, your dreams by night,
And tend upon your word.
And when your work on earth is done,
And God shall bid you come,
Oh! may | join the happy throng
That bears your spirit home.
MAGGIE,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12

clonchod fist, as II to emphasize his pas
sionatc invcctivc, Mr., Pryor and 9TH
era ut once protested against this threat
cning manner, and on the instant there
was II rush to the area from both sides,
and every appearance Of an approach
ing collision, Some time was required
to restore order, and he then concluded
speaking from tho clerks desk,
Really, we need a few men like the
lamented Preston 3, Brooks to argue
with such as Mr., Lovejoy,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12
N ashville Correspondence.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, !
April 10Th, go. (
DEAR BILLY -

April 10th, W.
DEAR Billy -
Our city was visited last night with
one Of the most destructive fires that
has bcfallen us since the burning Of he
Inn block and Courthouse. 1t broke
out about one o'clock at night, in the
kitchen of George Greig, burning up
his Confectionery and dwelling house,
noxt extending to Joshua Flowers, Sll,
vcrsmith and Jewellcr, then to X. A.
Barnes magnificent, Eating House.
thea to Luck's Music Store, consuming
the entire block ofhouscs from Grelg's
Bakery to the Traders Bank, on corner
of Cherry and Union streets. The
wind was pretty high, and everything
dry, and had it not been Tor the
almost supcrhlman efforts of our gal
Iant iremen there is no telling where
il would have ended. 10 witness
the explosion Of the many fireworks
in Luck's Variety house was ono Of the
grandcst sights imaginable. TO see
hundreds Of Roman candles of various
kinds and colors shooting out of the
roof and windows, amidst the burning
flames, and going in every direction,
which finally wound up by the cxplo-
sion Ola key Of powder, which sent
bricks and the fragments Of the wreck
in every direction, fortunately hurting
no onc. / have not learned whether
there was any insurance or not, but
presume there was.
p. p. Trewitt, the gentleman who
shot DR.. Carow, has given bail in the
sum of $4,000 to appear at the next
term of the Criminal Court. He was
carried to the Lunatic Asylum last Sun.
day, where, under the skillful manage
ment of DR.. Cheatham, he will soon be
all right again.
Mr. MilIington, the gentleman who
shot at DR.. Briggs, has been sentenced
to the Penitentiary for four years.
Our river is very low, barely sufil
cient water for our smallest boats.
Trade is very dull. Money is com
handing from u to 3! per cent. pc
month on the streets for good paper
Our street shavers arc having n goo'
time oft, but hope after the first o
September "Othcllo's occupation vii
be gone. Yours in haste,
LEONIDAS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12
BEER.

The cxcitcm mt about this new and
much used drink seems on tho wanc.-
Able and experienced chemists state that
there is no danger in using it, unless
used to an excess, and some laugh at
the idea of the folks getting so scared
about so harmless a thing. The Shell.
byvillc Expositor thinks that the use
Of the Beer will do away entirely with
the use Of hoops-on account of the ex-
pansive tendencies Of the vegetable,
The rasoall
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12
COMMERCIAL
Nashville Market,
Nrunihk Naahvills tlhlir Nsvyo

NhshVille, April ~, 1860,
CO1TON.--But little doing. Buyers ara,
giving 0a@lo...
ToDAcco. There is, as yet, nothing doing.
except in loose lots, and these are generally in,
ferior. Lugs, in such sales, bring from ST go
| @$2 90 per hundred; and Leaf So 25@S4.
BACON shoulders 8 cts; Hams scarce at
l0@l0A; Clear Sides l0--from wagons, From,
store, packed, nm advance on these figures.
LARD.-Good Lard, in suitable packages, 10
cents.
WHEAT,--Prime Red and White In demand
at 81 10@$l %.
FL0UR,-Demand active. Extra 81 OOGa
81 10, per barrel; Superane So go; Extrn
Family Flourin bags, $3 so; SuperAne So 90
~ SO lbs. These are wholesale prices, the ro.
tail figures advance Is cents ~ % lbs, and so
cents per barrel.
O~ats.-Shelled oats are worth rs cents nor
bushel, in lots from store; by retail 80 cents.
Rye.-None in the market
Barley,--1n demand, ut rs cents per bushcl.
Corn,-Buyers are giving rs cents per bush.
e. Retailing from store NJ 8NH190.
Whisky,-Roctiaad 26@27i country brands
Chccsc.--English Dairy l2l@ls. Western
Reserve l0I@ll.
Iron.--Tcnnessee-Bar gle; Band Ia ~
DpFsc DHot o9 N>Hii Iou y, poilNi, W, oneet
si@9!; Hoop sI@94. Pittsburg--Bm Stc;
Band 540G; Horse Shoe s; Nail Rod I; Sheet.
5000; Hoop ION.
'Nails.-Threes SIS 80; Fours 81 so ~ key;
Skies 81; Fights So Isl Tens, andlarger sizes
So so.
Rope.--Grass l2a@14c; Jute 1871; Cotton
Thread 22RG123.
Salt,--Fine sack is worth 81 so; Barrel 40
cents per bushel.
sugar.-We quote; in bbls., o@1oi cent
less in hhds. N. Y. Coffee Sugars lOl@ll;;
Crushed and Powdered ll4@l2c; Loaf llt@
~ cents.
Molasscs. New crop 45@f5, in barrels.
Coffee. Stock light, demand fair. Prime
Rio is firm at l3@lS!c; Loguyra l4@l6!; ia
va 1920.
Candles.-Star, firm at 1903 for IA o.; 81
for full weight; Tallow l24.
Dried Fruit.-Applcs i'll fair demand at SIG
81 %
Irish Potatoes. -50@6O cents 79 bushcl.
Hides and Leather. I'VE quote green hides
s at 6 cents; dry 8 at IL cents. Oak sole leath-
er 3Octs u ID for best quality; Hcmlock 2Scts |;
Harness 32c.
Grass Seed.--Clover SIS 5O@5 rs y bushel
Timothy SO rs Orchard grass 81 50; Herd
81 25; Blue grass, clean, 81; Stripped 81 80
Millet 00@$l.
Flax secd.-75 cents.
Ginscng.-45M5O cents.
Beeswax.--25 cents.
Fcathers.-In good demand at 40 cents.
Rags.-For Coffin Rags, in good order, Bets
is readily paid.
Baled Hay, from store, $50 II ton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12
LABOR AND WAGES IN NEW YORK

The New York Tribune has an arti-
Gle upon this subject, from which we
tako the following rccapituIation Of the
average earnings and professions du-
ring the whole year. In many cases
workmcn lose three and four months in
the whole year, while in the wintry
whether, when they are employed,
their receipts are reduced by reason of
short hours:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12
HON. A. II. STEPHENS DECLINES

AUGUSTA. April "a private letter
from the Hon. A. II. Stephens to a Geor.
gia delegate to the Charleston Conven-
ton, protests against the use ofhis name
at the Charleston Convention as o can.
didate for tho Presidency.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12

The Elberton (Ga.) Star says the
wheat crop in that section is backward,
but will make o fine crop fit has sgood
allowing from now till barvvst
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-04-12
MISS JESSIE FERGUSON.


MISS JESSIE FERGUSON.
1t is with great pleasure we learn
that this young lady will soon be a
student at the Female Seminary ID
Winchester. For some time she has
been at school in Fayetteville, and has
often enriched the columns of the Lin
coin Journal with p%octical scintiilations
Of her intellect, which have been copied
time and again by scores of cnwsra'
pers. She is entitled to moro credit,
too, because other humble percentage
a poor girl, and with mono to instruct
nor save her mother. But her natural
goniug and kind heart have attracted
the attention offriends, and won their
| generous assistance in schooling her tor
the enjoyment Of II future that prcsa-
gcs all her pure heart and ambition can
or ought to hope for. 1t does US good
to see such rs her successful in all they
undertake. A poor girl-but, blessed
be Providence, it's from the tolls olindl-
gcncc that our most noted characters
have arisen, and we should all be proud
that it is so. 1t is from the so-callcd
middle class that literature derives its
brightest ornaments in the female sex,
and we often wonder, lift had not been
for dow birthand iron fortune whether
We should have ever known the thou
sands ofnames that now adorn our coun-
try's annals.
The following poem by Miss Fergu-
son isa splendid piece, and cannot fail
to touch the heart of all who read it.
We welcome the young poetess to our
vicinity, aud hope that her stay may
be long and traught with constant joy,
From the Lincoln Journal.
THE GRAVE.
BY MISS jessie FERGUSON.
Blow gently, murmuring brcezes, blow,
In mournlul cadcnccs soft and low,
yer lhnsc VINO va'nias s'Iop pclo"'
i"t' u" ~ hnna'u H",'''
vvh.t .nIrmn stiffness rrirn. o,n,nd
What sacred awe prevails.
; o.o ,oni,,o ,ho,.bt, ,bo,o ronou
, ,rt'' i. III w., i..t aI;nn ''
, r., nar, NO. -;,h aII ,irturrJ ,r,Io
'"' Fnn5 mo,nnrr ,h..n ro,ain
! r, oraly 'nonrnnr ,v,ndnrrr ,hnro
OYER friends to thee forever dear,
These tears alas, how vain.
oh, pournrul rlcosurn bolm Of wocs
~ ,,nrJor fnrtL ut n,onino's clnso
an5 Iinnor ,rnunI that Inst rnnosa
'' o. tborc and l;shtIy trrr,3.
What cherished forms those mounds conceal
And feel ms one can only feel.
While near the siumberine dead.
!
Thov s,oo, in death ,h, L., ,bo,p sloan
,nG ,ot twbot wovo. NJ nossin, su,non
~" ssnd r"rre,Gnl rrolip g denr r
'"' Whit ,c.r. r~e.istIoT7 anwr.
m, voI, rn,ncmhcrcd rricndS odieu
Lice-scenes with us we've wandered through,
Now gone where all must 90.
, IA. .ho or,h no, ,,,,
W. aiI ~, soanns ~ ff;c,' ,,r. o,o.,
n,n c,,iio hanos ann ;ov, y" N
'"' NJ han5, oI' JoiS,i, 49,
,Uh,o, m na,i,., nhn, sond do,;rosr
N""' ""P r
All save the soul. whose ouenchless fires,
: In Heaven shall reappear.
,.n. wu or.
Like faded flowers around us fall,
/ On! c'ILn We but those h lr,ena, recall
j Return to soothc a parents tears,
Return 7" bless declining years. .;.,,
Alas, we yainlv ycarn.
D w. sun, rrDcil,1I ho h lea. ps s wiIi
His righteous laws why not fulfil,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-09
THE
ONLY DISCOVER z
WORTHY or ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

hESAOAlNG IRE BALD AND OEhAG .
M ANY. the great discovery Wood,
tempted only initiate his restorative but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and being carried the
EohderIu results OF ffoi WOOD preparation, ana nave DeeD
forced to leave ae field its rssess sway Read the follow
BATH MAIZE, April 18th 1859.
PBOT. WOoD & Co Gents--Tne letter l in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and 4
have published this vicinity and elsewhere has given Use to
INQUIRIES uchlg the the The inquiries
6rs it fact of my habation and stated in
the Communication second, Of ala therein contained
third does hair still continue in good
hair is better than any Of life for forty
past more soft thrifty and better coored the same s
whskers the ony why not generally true is
that the substance Washed of by frequent sbnton Of the
face when used by wipng the face in close
have in the Of letters from all parts
OF New England asking me hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale
various compounds well this, has doubt bsey
initiated and been used only without good eGe but
rccoun tor some onts and yet my mar as gooi as ever
hund eds have examined with surprise, 81
old not gray hair in heal face and
this fsc send sou lock OF my hair taken on the past week
favor # two quart bottles last summer for
which grateful 1t friends, and thereby
induced them to try IT, many were sSe teal until after trla
and then purchase nd It with universal wills
a favor that you send by which discover
fraud the Restorative, sold by fear without authr
ity from from pure article will inue and
believe where COED ees do follow, the failure caused
by the Ia pure article VII Oh curses the inventor of tue good
my duty heretofore keep you apPrsed Of the
effect my hair all who inquire of me Of
shaken opinion in its vaIaab results remain, dear sr
YOURS, RAYMOND
AARoE's Run, KY, Nov. 8 Is5S.
The Restorative put in bottles of three Sizes viz age
medium and small the small holds pint and retail for 81
boe the mediums bold al least twenty per cent more in
proportion than the SMALL res for s. per bottle the large
holds quart - per cent oTen proportion and Teas Tor -
New and ia Market 81 Mo- and sold by all
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Wholesaed by
EVEN, PendletOn d Co., and reiailed BY every Dug
house in the Uni ed states. Ifebll-lyat