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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-21
o,al.... . $50 iiI oea 81 ops 10, 100 i,0n s,ss1

The Philadelphia Ledger OF today reports
The coal tonnage this week, vishch report from the
Barclay ksrosd, nearly up 70 that Of last week and
gives ~ an aggregate for he year Of ssb4 $50 TONS
against $40 e2s tons 70 the time last year The
net increase " us AT tons The business 10 well msn
Ia ned, Tho demand being all the time nearly up 70 pro
ducton ~ trade like that OF anthracite coal well be
There 90 stacking away OF coal, 20 far az We lcsrn,
Tor want Of bgyers consequently the trade next spring
likely 10 open wlthou, the dead weight Of overstock
The following are the estimated earnings Of the
Illinois Central Railroad for the second week IN DC.
tober:--
1850, se2 zoe Is 1890 fee7s 70. Increase $3.50 H.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
SATURDAY, Oct. 2O-6P. NJ

SATURDAY, Oct. 90 p. NJ.
The Vanderbilt, which sailed to-day for Europe,
took out ss9l ,229 in specie, mostly gold bars,
shipped on account OF previous engagements.
The City of Baltimore took no specie. At the close
the foreign exchange market was quite dull al the
quotations. Money continues very easy.
The New York bids for the $40 900 900 govern.
ment loan, to be awarded at Washington on Mon.
day next, were deposited with the Sui. Treasurer
at this point before four p. NJ To- day. Mr. Cisco,
however, declines 10 state their amount, on the
ground that the publication Of the fact would give
the Washington bidders an unfair advantage over
the bidders from New York.
Tie stock market was again panicky this morn.
ing at the opening; many sales Of cash stock were
made by some leading commission brokers, and
the bear operators availed themselves OF the DC.
cason to depress prices still further. At the close
of the first board there was slight rally; in
the afternoon the market was rather better,
and closed steady. New York Central sold
down TO SCI, closing at SCI bid, against
SIT at the close yesterday; Erie declined ],
Galena I, Rock Island L. Toledo II, and
the other stocks in proportion; in the afternoon,
however, they were all rather better. Pacific Mail
up to 93i again, with limited business. State
stocks were generally lower, and the whole list
appeared to be under the influence of some un.
favorable prospect. AT the close today the au-
thorized quotations were:-virginia 6's, 80 /; Mis-
souri, 6's, III IS; Canton, Is 20; Cumberland
Coal, IL 49, Pacific Mail, 92i %; New York
Central, s6s I; Erie, 81 I; Hudson River, 6l |
a !; Harlem, Isl 7; Harlem preferred, 45l q 4;
Reading, 45l Z; Michigan Central $50 Z; Michi-
gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 10 a /; do.
guaranteed, As /; Panama, ia a l; Illinois Gen.
trail, sll !; Galena and Chicago, 7i2 a I; Cleve-
land and Toledo, 42l 40; Chicago and Rock Island,
70l a l; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 81! i;
Illinois Central rs, sc J.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts .....s.''''' syo w
-fOr Cuttoms o. VVo
fAymehts l+s OIL
Balance ss5iiotZ
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X. rni TRUE MEANS TO PRESERVE AND
R.COyfR HEALTH

IL. the TRUE MEANS TO PRESERVE AND
LET TIE SICK READ AND REFLECT
Railways Ready Relief checks all csases Arising frpu
c0d and INV hoesnDe weather To take ~ this season
% put 81 esiens,e srnor .gAsi Rheumssm Fe-er and
Ague Lumoago Neuraga sore hrcs Cole, and AL oser
complaints cause and aggravated By crh ana damp
suddenness with which these disorders pkenoms
non 10 medication ror All rain b ercrucisp9 s
ns'Anfsneou remedy Ladies' find present help for The
oenn ccSoned by scsrrase and Tor The tortnres hey
sner IRON peculiar functional interruptions Applied extsr
nsy reduces the Inflammation o. buns cuts scaids bru
ses sprans &c and fives immediate relief ~ the sufferer
LgOh OUT FOR The PKsIfLnrck -.
THREAT ar irbera n Rssrs~ p.sdy r. lei api Ksrnla
ng rus are rssor,cd e IN The early STACKS y is~s.
n0dsrg-s need tt atprehende They viii break ~ ana ex
terminate every vesuge OF Tie desse IN fory efnl nours
kadways Rcs Is Eel will under AZ crcum s'snces prsven
rttnr Of the face cssss fsfnAi " ted~sys Really
Relief a. Regulating fis used aay vhtn etsef q ne
above named diseases prevail epidemic they wl snrey
protect 81 who them against = aess hedssyr kedy
Relief vii cure Crtup when AZ 0hrr me mes al
Ragwavs Remedies sid ~ Druggists fseFg where
RAILWAY CO. No. 70 Josn street, se. Ycrk
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HAVANA, MATANzAs AND NEW ORLEANS.
BuxvIILE-From New York LIST arriving Havana and
rew Orleans oh. From New Orleans 18th Havana Ish
irving nj New York nd
CAHAwHA-rrom New York lith ~rriviug at HsvAns ieh
AnA New Orleans i9h From New Orleans 2sh Havana 1sh
arriving at New York 81
De soro-From New york 2ist arriving Hsvans 2sh .nd
New Orleans 9Th. From New Orleans 9Th Havana SUI Ar.
irving ri New York t2th.
QuAxrR CIrv-From New Ylrk anf HgvNna every twenty
lays Prom New York Oct y Rrrvlrg u Havana uth
month, at1PM.
KARsAK-Frum New York for Havana via Nassau Mp On
the ARIA Of alternate Cunard York
NB-when the shove dates fall on Sunday the viii
A on Monday. except from New Orleans When the dates
tall Monday, the ~in New orleans on he
aay previous
ALMANAC voR ssv yoRH-rHrs pAr.
so 6 noon SETS II n
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The New Orleans Picdyue Of the llth (eyeninl

The New Orleans Picaytne OF the lith (eyening
edition) says
There were some snail sales OF shor, dated paper u
about $50 o saOssS bands i these sse rn. o
irgs 10 bank, In The total not largely beyond the
recept u GA be observed that the banks show up
msrkahly strong 70 day There was nothing done 10
stocks bonds and other securities equally dull
TIE demard sor Northern sight exchange continues IN
absted. The couEter rate Tor checks NeT York
steady at par 10 one eighth premium Outside there
were sales Of 10 premium, with demand beyond the
supply In sity days sght there we're saes q - Ak
70 81 a2h per cent discount 10 sterling there
sacs at 1917. for documents down 70 1906 Clear bin.
improved snghtly. Sales were made NJ 1851 los aud
1857, which includes remittance purposes The mvkct
seemed inclined 10 favor sellers Francs placed
22hc on Paris direct We quote extremes 81 3o,.
5tssAc. 10 f2shc.
Speaking Of money business, as affected by polit-
cal influences, present and prospective. ont West
the Cincinnati Commercial money article) Or
Thursday Observes
10 mercantile quarters business " generally rather
passive. 30 far business Itself IL concerned il s Ia
al departments AZ heahv AZ be but In the prone
nets 70 evil conjecture, the worst possible calculation
made by some as 10 what h 70 be anticipated aud In the
Souihern states where these sub scis
att ntou many persons whose financial Affairs are no "a
unsafe shaky condonI will make tue 20 ltlca gcnccs
o. toe times an excuse for falling Az Apprehension OF
Juss sach circumstances doubtless doing much more 10
roeuce an instability q feeling 10 regard 70 business 10
the South Than any for the source OF pot
cal events Capitals sensitive than any Of the other
nerves tehhVAbk iht Aeliout oi men, and shrt I'd
ouslnefs penetration y scarcely required 10 die.
cover thai, when u the perils of a badly managed
business, every uan e disposed - charge 70 any
other cause than his wait of management
snd sslll the cmbsrrasnents thai may impend over
hin Fortunately, The Little care and caution in tue
management ~ business which may be provoked by
timely scrutiny into the al4s Or men g likely to bo;pro
6ucive Of more harm thar good Tor there q 10 agency
actually existing - cause disaster that will u0 produce
Us eject 70 any event shaping Up Of matters viii 40
good than harm Great viii afterwards be brought
V better standard even horvh the course Of puraca
ton should be a little severe for tie time
At Chicago, on the 18th inst, currency was be.
coming scarce. Eastern exchange was firm on
the street at and at the banks | per cent pre-.
MUM. The receipts and shipments o. breadstufIs
for "Wednesday wercs-
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Port or New York, October 20. 1850.


CLEARED
steamshlp salsfin, BEARD characterization Co.
Steamship Philadelphia, BAXTER Havana and New Orleans
sesmsAp Columbia Berry chsriesou-spoGOrd. rns-iou
Steamship Psrsersburr Powell wlmuron-H Crou.
steamship Yorktown, Parrish, Norfolk Ac-Ludan Hei
steamship Monticello, GASer, Alexandria Ac-H crou
steamship Georges Creek. wHeus, Ballmore-H 3 crom.
s,esmship rssp.co van Portlsnd-H cronweuACo
ssip ANNA McN.lr ssn rraneisco
& M..r sa,s Dearborn
ship New world, knight, Lyerpcol-c Grinnell
ss,f x.ass.ssr Tis.s l!srroSsrrs.s Dearborn
ss s sS sssss B.em sreo PsTsSsed, sco
shig ssSslsr, Bais. xcessyidss- roIOes
Rsrs rsP.y, Ms1gs sassassy-s s.ssieo
s ss'Fs srso H.s1. yaras
R,,s w,y's wy .ss c I, sgss fo
Brs zn.aA arqnsr, Arruyc- arrsw.miis 4 Ban
Fns ssS sH Nsx - Sssn v.s ssAf5, Co
Rrir Two soy. Hsisey J.sssouvi.le = II PIsr.oasco
MIR Hound P.sr-,p !, Kni..wsden ! Boon
scsr saes wsyss,i zsaa-arrowsmith a Bali
SIR ". s ssvi,I ,I Key wes,-seunsr pe.se
Schr Kelly Reed Apslschcols-w Hazard
81 k.Is xss,s Wei: s,ys.e:.m6 sa,Tsy
So ss.ssfi SsIss..i.r slss%og ,sS 1 r,.r.,u
schr Yorktown, .wogism. xl.Isndris-s.aOrd 4 Dodge
sSs s sTSssSs n passs.r rs''FSs
schr Vim Baccn. Tyler bsiumore-Nerrfli 4 Abbott
fchr rndne Rsley, Philadelphia
Rchr o. Ion, Hopkins Barrinston-H Donovan
Schr wocott Parker, Bo>ton-Dsyton Co.
81 batI.e, psys ~ siy.r-s surssAoO
sooy Bssbs,one, Aleu- Providence-MAsser.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ciy OF Manchester (sr Mierhouse, Liverpool
ps. h as % Pom, y na PASSED ssip sssd from
Phsdelphia for Lvsrpoo dsv passed Steamship Asia
hence for Liverpool h lst A. Ion rs 90 spoke three masci
scbr Alerandef from Tor Port DalhouEe with bow
pr and lower mas's sone: her but wanted
sssisa pce-vould put Queenstown 70 repair iAh 49,
miles u Cape Race passed steamship Persia hence ne
1verpco i7th on Sable sisnd, psssed steamship bopnd
showing blue ard red nisht signal Arrived "a tbs Battery
Ml1lsAN.
ship John Bertrsm Ham, Knudsea. Hamburg. 81 days
with rdse and ia passengers 10 L Y Amfinck A Cl
Brig starlight lsrl Lockhsrt Windsor, Ms. days with
Brir Reindeer ar o. She bourne Ns Krcuse shebourpe
Ms, 6dsys with salt 10 Wilson BrNue
Ponr fnkusou, E1sheihport Care yeFl rsansa
FRA Cygre, Br), Barnes Newark, % tRIasl
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, OCTOBER q, 1860

The amount received for canal tolls for the Sec
ord week in October. 1890 was sl2S SEQ %
TO. 10 Observation-Disclosures. @364 %
Increase IN 1850 (peAxiy 90 per cent? Sol 024 81
Two weeks In October 1850. ........... 246 6T2 10
10 1869. l37, s49 %
Increase IN 1850. Sill ,2z2 81
From or cnng navigation 70 and including the second
week October 1860. ...............92 282 064 90
10 IN loo5 l,<ttbV
Increase 1850 NEARLY so per cent? 0o4 ll3 u
1859 from October Is TO close OF pavigatiop SS46o
Add SO per centthe ratio of increase IN 1900 $50 8s3
Add toll for 1880 TO October l6........... 282 0S6
Estimated toll for % o84 go
The following is comparative statement Of the
tolls received on all the canals Of the State during
the second week in October and TO the 18th Of
October, in the years named below
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The following table VIII compare the exports
he seven PRINCIPAL staple articles FOR the week.

The following Is a comparative statement of the
value Of exports from the commencement of the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-17

The following are of Davidson and Sumner counties;
DR. GoopLET-Dear Sir: We have fo- several years been
s in our families your panacea have found il most
valuable medicine, take great pleasure in recommenn
10 The favorable consideration Of every family.
L NELLY, WIN GEIZzARD,
II II PERRY, j. II GRIZZARDr
L RALPH. hIRkPATHIChs
n KrREPATRrCE BENZ TAYLOR.
For sale by all Druggists.
E. GOBLET & CO., Druggists General AGENTS corner Of
Broad and Cherry streets. Nashville Tenn. mar dW2m
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SANFORD'S
Liver Lnv5SOFatOEy
NEVER DEBILTTATES

has become an established fact, Standard Medicine, known
aud approved by all that have 1sed Il, ana IS now re-
sorted with confidence in all the disease Tor WHICH II
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CHILDE HAROLD.

TFNHIs thorough and popular bred Raee Horse and %
Stallion will remain my stables another sea f3gsth
SCR NW8
Cbilde Harold all distances frsm 1 to miles
and never the nor IN me l LIZ
He the sire some Of the best Of their
and finest breeder have known in proof OF H1u -
cord of the fairs show that his colts took mere premiums
any blood horse in Tennessee. , ~ s-.o-r,-,oy
His price will $50 fos thoroughly ed and 81 10, o' I
mares In all cases the cash will erequred before 'n7
themare. - .,..-t uba,
Mares kept till close Of at 81 per WeS1i go
particular attention and feed is required no tis - t
jsDts In All cases Of failure may return 4 aus 1 ~
season. or tne money isi '1- W G HARDING,
Of Nashville.
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DIR. KINGS DYSPENsARY
rou puTvaTT7 nTSFASFS.


- DR.. KING, formerly Of New York Tor the last
s four years OF Louisville, Kentucky and VINO mas
devoted his to the treatment Of private eve
rs fattsrs himself having attended practice for
many years aud thousands he IS e9a2eu 70
an diseases OF private nature matter how bad they may ue
rom ipudou medical treatment from neglect OF theT own
NJ KINGS Dispensary is No % Deadeck street, between Cherry
"a the S0nae where all diseases OF private natuce
oyoFHEA cured without naucous medicine or lterieTehs
from business. - s..4,,. H., o,,r,5 i, a ysu
vs nv an operation whichcauses no pain Whe'e structure
Exists In cannot enjoyed. Perhaps no disease cases more
v-jscbiaf and un1ermneF the constitution SC much
ps with all diseases Of the skim growing cut OF neg
I or bad treatment can eGectualy cured in lew days.
SWY,I WEAKNESS. particular attention having Dee i'eu
this disease all the consequences growing OUT OF ~
an w. aDy csses y the destructive habits sf inconsderae
Youths and excessive indulgence Of the passions ne
c will ndemne the constitution, rendering te SUBJECT III
At far business or society," causing premature old sGe
Esses who may abong with any difficulty OF the WOMB
nav rest assured Of immediate relief - 81,
Persons residing abroad, by writing and stang t1
fee enclosed directed DR.. A. King No - Deaaerk scs.
asbvie Tenn will have the Necessary medicine sent 70
address with necessary directions Strict secrecy JIM
boure from gocock in the morning until IN the evening"
] Tg5Q-l&wlv
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CITY NOTICES.
woods Rock Drill.

The Inventor and Patentee Of this important Ma
chine for all kinds of Rock DRILLING, is now pre-
pared to offer for sale Quarry, Town County, and
State Rights. The pcculiarites Of this machine,
wherein it far surpasscs all other inventions for
drilling stone, are the following:
lst Its feed. or rotary motion of the drill bar is
instantly adjusted to such rate may suit the ope
razor or the quality of the rock. and at each blow
Of the drill it is caught and held firmly, thus max
ing it impossible to glance back into former cut
This is very important quality, as 1t prevents the
drill ever making a false or Ineffective blow.
ID The force Of the blow may be instantly varied,
even while the machine is in operation as to give
very light or heavy blow, as may be desired
81. This machine admits of almost unlimited
soecd in the working of the drills; the inventor
having run his machines repeatedly at the uneYam-
plcd rate of 400 and 500 blows per minute.
18th. The rapidity, snartness, and precision Of the
blows aven by the machine to the drills produces
degree of efficiency in Cheir execution hitherto en-
tircIv unattained. One man, with machine run
ming two drills Of one inch diameter suitable for
pluu and feather work easily drills the hardest blue
limestone at the rate of two inches per minute or
l2Otcct per day In softer stone such as the Chicago
and Madison building stone, the inventor thinks that
double that rate could be attained.
9TH. Theimmcnsc lifting power of this Machine
makes it well adapted for the drilling Of the deepest
Artesisn Wells Rhodes artesian well at st. Louis
hoo feet deep. was bored by this machine
eth. The Machine Is at once simple and durable IN
an eminent degree. The Agent is fully confident
that with ordinary care. a machine can be run con
>tantly for a year without dollars worth Of re
pairs.
9Th. This Machine viii work well at any angle
from vertical to apcrpenlcular line, and in this re
spect is invaluable for mining and tunneliug, and Is
1 without rival.
All the above particulars the Agent stands pre-
pared to verify by actual tests of the Machine an,
would respectfully invite all those interested in the
matter to give him a call at Singers Sewing Machn,
office. IS College Street or at the Auction Store
Hardy a Brothers. II. SuArroN.
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Cherokee EDY.


WTTE ask the afflicted Of either which do you prefer!
Nv pleasant and delicious syrup compounded from Natures
avn Repedesone which will speedily and permanently cure
or the VIE compounds heretofore used with ali their nau-
datng effect together with the loathsome diseases
many times following the Of Mineral Poisons
me- .Cbe-okee Remedy" is Natures Specific for Gonor-
sa elect Gravel Structure FluOr Albus whites in Femaes)
and an diseases Of the Urinary Organs; curing these diseases by
or after all other preparations have failed and isone
m Heavens hest meres offending man! Instances c9ulc
nriuced Of itseGects which woCld stagger creduliy
The nauseous preparations heretofore used have failed;
s has never in instance been known to fail Happily Tor
aLd the Governor the world is Father who afcs not
10 kill, hut to
In mercy be has appointed Medicine for these dreadful diseases,
which when taken quickly flies to all parts Of the system attacks
the disease at every post and with fidelity and courage uny
adabe never gives it rest unt has completely expelled 1t
fo the body and restores the unfortunate patient to former
health AID vigor.
ns Remeiy strikes the very root Of the dease its ten
dency is not simply suspend the poison but to remove the
cause yhiah it depends.
n p And what ENHANCES ITS TALUE,is the entire alb
sence Of all nGss0ls smell L LAY in the count
ing ROOM toilet table without being suspected as
''Remedy'' for secret diseases.
IT, trseon Venural diseases, with full directions Tor eT
permanent cure accompany each bottle. 80
~ SOFA nv al repeahle Druggists and dealers in medi
/ cnes. POTTER & MERWIN, Sole Proprietors,
~ st. Louis, No
sold in Nashville wholesale by Berry 4 Demoyile and 4W
ing Pendleoni at retail by Hendeshot and an Drug
/ glsss everywhere. Edect-u'"S-"ly 'lnsiUs
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DIR. A. G. GOODLET.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

Which nay be taken wthpe safety, BY all and in all
diseases arising disorderd stomach impure state
OF the blood Incorporates o. the Panacea 81 the most in
nocent character the time most pecu-iaIy adapted
oprvent and cure diseases both Of and beast In chronic
diseases sures remedy, and may be given in connection
with ether remedies with perfect safety
ItsvERY PROMPT its ACTION, hence will be found most EN-
cscous attacks CHoc DARRHE, CHOLERA MORBus
pains in the HRAD CoLDs, CoUGHs, CONSUMPTION AsTH
MA IsDlaEsToN HEARTBuRN PALPIIATIoE OF THE Heart
GROUPS WooFyG CoUGHs, DIFFICULTY BRELTHENe, SHORT
NESS OF BREATH DRoPsY ERTsPEs, MEASLES, SCARLET FEv
scRoTuL P1MPLs OF FACE, and all diseases Of the Skim
Nervous AGectons &C. and for DYsPEPSA the world is cha
enred to produce medicine equal the Psnaeea It immediate
N restores tone SOmseh, and cleaDses IT. ard the in
tesnes from all offensive matter, without facilitating them
The following few Of the attestaons OF the virtue
Of the Panacea
The Rev J. BoWden, Of Mcinnve, Tenn, speaks thus
DR. A. g. GooDLET-Dear s 1t may be gratifying to you to
hear that Hou Panacea prepared and sod BY YOU doing
III good work in the relief your fellow During recent
travels in several counties in Middle Tennessee have often met
those who have used The universal testimony is 1t is the
10 cases OF hoarseness brought by preaching in the open air
and aborng in reTva Please make agent in this place
Very Respectfully, j. Z. BOWDEN,
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ONLY DISCOVER z
WORTHY or ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.

WORTHY or ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
ANY since the great discovery Of Prof. Wood have at
V tempted not only initiate his restorative, but profess TO
but thew have ali come and gone being carried by the
wonderful results of Prof Woods preparation, and have been
the field its rssstess sway Read the Hollow
BATH MAINE, April 18Th 1859.
PRoy ] WooD & Co. Gents-The letter wrote YOU IN
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which you
have published vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
numerous inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
are, first, fact Of habitaton and name as stau IN
the communication second s 1t True OF all theln
third does NY hair continue be in good order and OF
natural color! To all can and DO answer
better than in stage OF my life Tor ior yea
past soft, thrifty and better coloIed e SAINT Is e u
my whskers, and the Only cause why IS not genesy
that the substance washed Of by frequent aOuon OF the
face when used by Wpng the lace IN close
ton with the whiskers, the same result viii ioow ss M %
in the receipt Of great many letters rom az paris
OF New England asking my hair still continues % pc
good there is much fraud IN the nanuct9re anu
various compounds we'll this, has, doubt been bae
initiated and been used not only without any good enec Du
absolute injury havenot used any Of your o any
recount for some months and hair as good as ever
hund have with surprise am now 81 years
old and not gray hair in my head or on my i anu -
this fact you lock Of hair taken on the past week
your q two quart bottles last summer Tor
which grateful gave 70 my Lenus, anu
induced them try many ssef teal until AFTER tra
and then purchaser used 1t with universal success VIII
favor that you send ates by which can discover
fraud in Restorative, sold by fear without auhor
y from you. pure article will insure success and
believe good ELECTS do not follow the failure is caused
m the impure article which the inventor Of the good
deem my duty heretofore to keep you aPpred OF the
effect my hair all who inquire OF me OF ny UNI
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear s
yours, ,..,.,-,. a a q N hAt g aT IS59
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes, VIZ large
medium and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
3Tonor1 imam The small reas for 81 per bottle; the largo
holds quart per in proportion, and rets Tor -
sbottle. o. J. Wood a. Cos Propretors IA BTosaWay
New York and Market street, St Louis Mo- and sold by al
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled Dy
house in the United states. Iebll-ly