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DIED..

BERpELL-on Wednesday evening Jan in the Ssth ye1o
her axe Mrs EIz1he'h A, 60 rsot 81 Robert H. beSGe:
Pupsrai services T-i Church Canton and 6scn
.treets ookyu Friday, the I,h inst at N Inc ts
tive. snd friends Of the family invited to stend
BIASCHARD-On Tuesday Jan. 1861 Of dpbthers, 4eose
Edrsr infant Of George w md Francis D. sAncha stea
~ nd 1Dd Of he family are respectfully invited
taa The funeral from the residence Of his parents No. 90
SULLIVAN stret Friday the h az ~ ecock "ihodt f1f
BENNETT-on Monday Dec 81 Catherine Bennett, wife or
Jsmrs Bennett
cHADDoCK-on Mondey, Dec a. Samuel Sherwood, son o.
William B. and Caharne Chaddoek, eyed yeSs nccnths
and days. .
coLoYA. southaeld Staten Island Sunday, Dec %, Of
consumption ID. ~ Colon, in the 5lst year oil h's xs
M Monday Dee 3D. 1850 in this city, Josephine
koyd ysnasest child Of Edward +. and Josephine NJ De
Lsncey sced2 months and "A days
FRFTDE-cn Monday Dec 81 Charles A. freSas' aged %
TIE euds Of the family respectfully invited % attend The
fsnel5 or Frdsy afternoon ocock from has lac fes-
dence No sei South First street. Williamsburg
ENDFRSON-In Jerey City, Tuesday, Jan OF eonss.-
ton the brain Archie aid aci Henderson IN the -'h yG
Fnneai on Tgr.y afternoon O'Clock from bis i.'s red
dsnce Nc. 81 " sshington street.
HOwESIn this city on A9ndAy svenins pee ~ s.eptsSs
Marie laughter OF Reuben W and Melissa Hose' sseo'
months.
HACKER - On Monday Dec. u. q. fremont wessbeste,
Hachcr, osed % wears. months and days
MCCORMACK - On Tuesday morning JAN J. Ihons Il
Is ,rS OF -. isy are invited 70 .srd the fs. rom
hi, esidepc No l2S Sixth avenue, on THURSDAY 1s'-
noon q. l O'clock
TuRKon Wednesday jan 2 sisabeth daughter Of Daniel
ard Phebe Price Kent England and wife ofAred TSi IN
Frner ice VII be held the First Baptist Church B,ooe
street ct D. Friday, Jan Members the Chsreh,
VAN VRANKFN-At Hew-Br iek. n j. on Tuesday jan
J. The Rev samuel Alexander Van Vranken, D. ID, Senior
Proessor the Theological Seminary Of the Reformed Dutch
Church. in the 6stb year of his age. -
II. friends and the Clergy in go respectfully invited .
New Bupsvick Saturday Jan At II seioeA n, ~'A
cut further notice.
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MARRIED..

lcO1T-HAYS-on Thursday Dec q, at Bsrne. Albany Co..
NV he Rev Edward Elsr Pastor Of the Reformed Dtcn
Cbrrch Mr William Acct. Miss Sarah NJ Hay, roth G.
that plsee
ANpERsoE-HOFFNAN-o "Wednesday, Dee. y, BY tie
Rev Dr. Dewitt Capt Cha. ADderson Of saaser Is!sr
ma1 OF Red Hook Duchess County y. !.
BhpTIsT--RADGLEY On New Years Eve. at brd-on Cry
n j. Nv the Rev JGmes C. Egber, Mr.. Edward Baptist 70
Mis- Msry Jane Bs5gley.
HARPER-CRAWFORO-AtP hilsdslphia. on Tpe-d'y, ian
by the Res. N. Wilson, John Harper OF Foriseu " ~
70 Mis- Martha Crawford Of the form er place
uDD-THOMAS-At Psrishyiue, n. Y, on Wednetdsy Dec
rs by the Re- o. " Thomas Mr. Alfred Judd Of Broosyn
70 Mis- Augusta I. ThoHss OF Asw'ha'en1 Corn
yOODnIII-FIsfI-On Tuesday Jan ]. at ihe ConCrese-
tioua, Church Mystic Bridge Conn by the Rev \" , leg
Caleb S Woodb1l B.ooAn 70 Fanny ID, youngest e1ofoiF
Of tl.c Ncu. Ass lish OF Mystic Bridge.
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@dtes:
ST.. Ions July 10, 1850.

Sr Ions July 10, l8n
m uoon vso-p.a, Sir: Allow me the pleasure iu sd'
=, ., on An. beneficial effects Of your Hair hetof
49, altar trial Of FIVE years lcoEimsDce" "e - -,
:. = -, IssS since which time have not been WITHOUT
80 n - - When commenced the use, my har was
h,r aud al less. one third gray. A few sppncanohs
T.,S M falling and three weeks time there was ho's sSS
s 10 be found neither has there been up to TINS time
Amer nv hair was completely restored continued " use
~uplynx two OF three times per month MY nan ms ever
siuusd healthy son and glossy, and my scalp Peec"y ~
ssnaruh do imagine the facts above men"onoo VIII D
~ p.cus advantage to you, hatter your vanity 81
ssis late day. a. am well aware they are An"eh Ao
d even more wonderful throughout the Union nave
,nr,sa nv time in travelling the greater part Of the time the
- ,s Years. and nav. taken pride and pleasure III recon-
,anr vour Restorative and exhibiting its effects IN my own
In several have met with people that nave pro
oupced Il hubug saying they had used and without enst
Ia ~v.rv instance however proved by probing the matter
~ tho, had not used your article ALL but had used new
yn ad to be as good yours and selling at about half the
- have noticed two three articles myself advertised as
.bov. which have no doubt huubus 1t lie astonishing
s people viii pat-onize article Of reputation, when there
a one at hand that has been proved beyond donbt
Appxreny some those chsrsisns have not brains enough
40 write an advertisement notice they have copied YOUR
word for word several inserting some other
name IN place Of yours
have within the pas. Eve years and talked with
n two persons that have used preparation wf
psfec, success badness gray hair scsd head dan
us and every disease the scalp and head subject to-
called you personally your original place Of business
A.xe but Learned you LOW living Ia New York
You are liberty publish this refer parties to me- Any
runnunicaon addressed Of box No l92o wiz DC
sapupsly answered. You're, truly,
JAMES WHITE N. D.
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ree,ips AZ BrownIngs were: Dec D. as Dec H. 81 Dec ~,
Aa Dee 90 l57 Dec 30 $50 and Jan Te, and there TIC
quite a. many this morning win md buyers
sHEFP pRovHRs BRovSlsGs - -
From New Yorh-Sunuel Housey. l6; VIM hmg !
J. L. Austin 80; C. H. Turner, $50; H. honnel' IT'S WI"
Graham, l53. Total, 945. . -, ID oh,,,s
From New Jeney-A ndIew Van Sickle IS; Andrew hoonln
lls; Peter VOORHEES, 5O q. b. Holeombe los L. bs ss
Edward Hunt, l2i Thomas Bruten' 9Si "na pa'''''A
Total eG5. -. an T p...n
From ohio-H Peabody 1885, Grail Bartlett 27o j. Powell
lE3. Total h29. -. GA. q, ,hs
A. rownngs the principal nsrfetpace for sheep ~ n
10 the annex the following sta
wi,6 be ere,tnr TO ali who engaged in the trade and
should be carefully preserved They were prePsea O
obieipg clerk We cali particular attention to the number
the different States The ratio o the whole city viii
with the exception that Of the sheep hold 81
from hi, State which would In; its proportion ,oo
# md Lambs at bToUntHTs "
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FIRES.
FIRE IN CANAL STREET.


AT 6o'clOck on Wednesday morning, fire broke cut
in the millinery establishment of Mrs. Sarah J. Crum-
msr No S6 Canal street. and thence extended 70 tho
adjoining building, No. 3jos occupied by Mrs. Burns
NJ a millinery shop and dwelling. The iremen were
early on tie ground but before they coud subdoe the
flames the buildings and stock badly damaged
Loss Of Mrs drummer about $500; insured for $3.50 IN
the ST. Marks Insurance Company. Loss Of Ms
Burns 500; no insurance. The buildings, owned by
Mrs Sarah Colt We're damaged to the amount Of fSoS
insured In the Etna Insurance Company.
The stock and furniture in the millinery shop Snd
dwelling of james Lsycock Nc. 33f, was damaged to
the amount of $780, insured for 200 in the Excelsior
Insurance Company. Mrs. Goodall paper pattern.
maker, in No. 33s sustained IS damage The or'gin Of
the iire 10 unknown.
YlRy IN HAMMOND STREET.
At an early hour "Wednesday morning Ofhcer Lin
nus of tie Ninth Ward discovered smoke issuing from
fbe dwelling house No. ~ Hammond street, and with
orr DELAY effected an ntrance 10 the premises fre,
which had originated in way other from DE-
feciye ue in the adjoining house, was briskly bcrning
al the head Of the back stairway. With the asd OK
some citizens. the of3cer extinguished the fsass,
without creating any unnecessary alarm.
PRE- m CITY BALL PLACE.
On New-Yesr's hight fire was discovered IN TIE
link shop kept by Hubert Hoube, in tho baeersnt OK
the tenee Ut house No. "a City Hall place Three per-
sons were arrested on charge Of breaking open ana
robbing the place and then setting IRE 70 H. Da&sss
clio.
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WARRKS SPRINGS, PerTy

WARRfN SPRrs6s, Perry Co. "a Juna o I''V'
PHoy WooD-De0y Sir: was induced more than year ago
No nv your valuable Restorative for the purpose Of cleans
xux INV head OF danduH bad suffered with II bead
M years been able to anything to do any
good in removing although had tried many prcpassons IN
~ your advertisement in Harrisburg paper Being
srre At the time called Gross Kunke Drug Store and
bOurht bottle and prepared to recommend It to un
yervs use for has completely removed all daDdruh from my
had and an application in two weeks keeps free from
my itching other unpeAssntneIs must also state that my
siz quite white in places and by the use OF you
pr,pur.on has restored its origins, coler
Cav years OF eye and although have used two bottles Of the Re
sorstive no knowledge Of IT, allow few
hairs to remain order hsve my appearance compo with
my aye My Of less trouble to In keeping
sssn ke than az any time since have been child con
oder your preparation great value and although do not like
% expose myself consider my duty You can use
mi. any part of st. In any shape you think proper, 1t
worth anything to you.
Yours, &c, II. II. LITER
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IN THE MATTER of the petition of THOMAS

In TIE NATTER of the petition OF IbOMAS
l. RAUDLETT to enforce LIEN upon the BARK D. COL
DIN MURRAY materials and articles furnished &C, put
,usnt 10 the ~ oyops 9Th title Of the 18th chster OF the
third part Of The Revised Statutes amended by the ss %
1850 ana 1850 no hereby giyen that warrant has bean
issued b. the Bon JsInes W White, Justice u the Supeio
Cont eli the CITY Of NewY oTk directed 70 the sheTn OF re
CITY and County, Of New FORK commanding him 70 h.sr
seize and safely keep the bark vessel called the " Golden
Murray belonging the port Of and thsi s
who demands against the sand res-st nst
tackle apparel furniture under the PROV OF the n ue
OF Nd. Sb toe third Of the Revised utei
Ieored TO deliver an Of boiEosPe i've claims 70 ne
aid Jetiee at th. City Ball in the City OF Kew OK az 0hs
- - bs Srsrr Cont within three mouths ff1n The tr
ation hereof OF tina, their remedy against Tie snd vessel
be forfeited thst the said vessel viii be sold 10Y me pay
mt ~ he claims against unless the owner conslnes OF
commander thereof scne Person interested ePP
ard dischsYr, such vibrant according 70 law hn 'No sa
tbTes months. Dated boo. "a. 1850 BY order OF
u'eo AN0' JANIS w. WHITE
Jpstce Of the Superior Court Of the City 81 New OK
wASfBURN ( SULLIVAN, Attorneys fcE Petitioner No
90, g. s,,eet N.v.York d21laWl3vT
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we.i in head the smallest supply wss in the last
Tbe tables show great falling of the last month which may
be secouned msiny by the fs in wool reducing p.
an 3 The IsSsR. ae yss Of
the whole city Th owing 70 the very superior
tors Mr. Is has provided for the sheepseinng business
The prices reported ChamOerins foOws 81 80 rs
BroSpinFs VIM L. BELLS for the following Ggns a.
jersey ocs; q for VIM nnn,icas sSs go iS1 for
Bells s62s 2for l. Bunt 800 l26 for W. Dnyekin's 1904
$40 for Coil L Bartlett, from Ohio, . l,aOs - =.
Robert H. Humee reports the price Of some very eat,s lot
sheer ,one Of which viii weigh go H. a u net no.
ogTB Mcrsw rrpors s.es of ao bead average
that number but Il a.. not ndicse advance but that the
size and quality good enough to command nch sprce
yiny..is rom b Archer W 90 Il X KIM s Ny s.
fs III T. T.,oG G < e' g ffaai Fo: OF
kewasn n. y. 1T, Martin Banner N T. 49, WILLIAM H.
THE HOG MARKET.
Rec.irts for the weel, l2,Olo
prices quoted By Henry D. Gran s ssS se S %
quick thee rates with none on hand this morning "hen
'"' ''"' ' Live weight Dead weight
s sar aI s, SU eurnssd ssi arr
First quality, small sIes, fat aud prime, -,z-,
formsrtet butchers ''.'..''''''"'2' sda
Large .i1e .tilled; fat ;............s a. "a
se sss n cs. for ,Se wcci ending wsdsda,
h, Bsrl lfomsp commission merchants For'e'h''- Drove
W Payne CardiDgon Ohio lo4 corn fed Hogs aversse
rro 2g3 n 45l0Oc John Underwood heies Co, n.
Y u eoued Hogs. 1876 10 q, 9tc or ,a
cofned Hog average sross lOo AZ 9sc oi John
Glss beaver CO. Penn, l6l coruitd li@ss sysse ss,'
?l6 n a, Sc for Campbell Hedge Hartford CITY Ind loJ
or-fed Hogs, gross 2ls D, at3 oo-iye 10Y
Michigan 23O con.fsd Hogs gross ~ ID AZ
Ior Benson Trndle Morrow County Ohio 100 corn led hog
ay.rae, Ross 5tOlec for zane owners - corn
hoss Ay.r,re gro,. PIG 10 6SOc for Erwin Claussen
nuDce Indss 5 eoni.d Hog average go-', 49, 70, a.
s-l.ec Campbell. Marion CO. ONO, lt' corn ea hossi
av.rs,. xrcs 60 0c. fer Seth AcCornicA MOTTO"
County Ohio coufed Hogs average gross lS 10 at o.e
rro. ran a, IS Ooc for }. J. Gu'y Co.. noIroS oouh
~ Ollie corni-d Hog. syeraae gross - No. :, ' w
Total, 2,70i Hcg-
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PhIindelphia Catile Market

The surtb Of Beef Cattle this week quite itnisd rot
sonr 10 over TO head and much les than the demand
P.. ads ac.d sghtythe prime Cattle selling ct from
40 q 100 n. and ordinary and good from - 70 = ~ no
tied supply he oasruE' Only amounting TO ~"
which were cold A TO Sc. y n i've MetRht
supply 81 Hos amounted to 40 head a. he ya
IA she Twenty Ward Tn. demand was .que 70 TIE
.prtly and eli cold al from 81 20 ~ = 100 b
toSt-Thfe has been change In hi, market ~ bead
sold from az SEQ each according " gay so
condition
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CUPEEME COURT. JAMES TALCUTT,
- plaintiff sgsingt JAMES A. THOMPSON X n. RICH
ARDsON, and GEORGE J. STURDY, dei,nsnta Summons
ilr money demand contradiction not served Ito the
depdsn eAh Of them You hereby summoned md
TeqTed 20 the complaint IN th action which VII bo
hsd IL the the Cefk Of the City aud County OF New
York City III Oil in said city and TO serve copy your
the said complaint on the suo,ber at fheD once
No Broadway Of New York within twenty cys nitr
the service Of this erclusse OF the d Of such
seryce fail the said complaint within the
Ds aforesaid The plaintiff hi action viii take judsn,st
against you for the Of two hundred and h dollars with
the 3Oh day Of October thousand eight hnd
SIXTY beside the Of this kciicn and ss7enty i've
oeuts eos, OF protest. Dated sh November, 1850
CHAMBERS POMER0Y, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No. lg broadway.
The complaint this action filed In the Office o the Clerk
Of the County NswYoTk the GNeeuth day Of
November 1850 CHAABERs 4 POAEkoY,
del3 lzw6yT ht Plaintiff Attorneys.
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NOTICE Of sALE.-whereas default has beef

IN made in conditions Of certain mortgage bearing date
May A. D. eighteen hundred and hty-seren aeo
execsted by the Sheboygan and Mississippi Railroad Company
AIsriGh flsgs the City OF Newfork Trustee ana ooy
recorded In Of the Secretary Of State OF the state
Wilconsn Book Of Railroad nortgges ON PAGES ls TO NJ
mep Of Trustee under ss mortgage and the undeIsgnd has
been daily constituted Ind appointed according TO the
said 20 said fssg ena trustee IN M
pte Now therefore, by virtue OF the power 81 SAFE cen
stid and IN OF law t under
under faid viii on the SECOND dsy OF
Nalh A. D. eighteen hundred and siItyone a. tie Station
ou,. Of said s6eboyetn MisssipPi Railroad Company
noon Of that dsy public auction TO the highest bidder Tor
the rpynaut hundred sd thirty eight thousand and
ty.hse dollars and cents HsS 81 tie amount Of
secured by said ontandiDg WIN the ln-
uupd being the amount ca med 10 De due thereon
r-6mtes described IA said mortgage TO wiz AL ns
the Division OF the Railroad o. sAd ron
hs civ Of sheboygan the City Of Fond In iscon
r,. bdge Iers stations station house, and other buIdns'
and heredAuents by snd sbeooysin and Mis-
then held thereafter re1 In
ssJd First Division o! thsir Railway OF
.ns thereto whether obtained unde the rights Gnd privileges
of their charter conveyed them by deed and also all tia
Franchise, o. ,.d sheboygsn and 1sssspp kAosd Conpan,
connected with said First DisEon Of their Railway or 70
.nt thereto and all Tie locomotive engines tep1efs carr
of every description machinery chneshop, oos and I'M
peuers God aid property connected with the proper eqsg
nent waking Operating and conducting OF the sd Railroad,
III ov ned or thereafter acquired by the sNd sheboygan
Hpp Railroad Company fer or GPpnrten1ni 70 the Nofo-
IN substitution Of those hen owned OF otnf
wise a. Of which personal ohse declared 70 be Hture,
and be used and sold herewith ane
not seIs sted therero and 20 be taken part thorel
n eulbe l5. 1850 bAhL 4. bENoON. Irusees
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GENUINE BOON.-In capacity as conductor OF pub
Nc journal called upon advertise the cure ais Of the
day. Zach OF which claims 10 be unsdutersied in its composition
sd Abe IN ts curative efectsh what justice we leave
readers determine. In instance boweverProE
WOODS Hsir Restol syeve well assured Of the notable
qualities Of the article that give IL iHdoserent ~ all ths
"a inventor AID vender claims Il TO b. is effect upon falling
hssd Of hair "a universally known TO be mGc like lime or
sS&no ON exhausted iaud it brings lite crop wherever applied
O tbatch fortunately healthy bat advise friends
sih sps1Sey growing hair to by the RestOstvel
6Yy.
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fraal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
the County New York notice hereby given 70 All
having claims against JAMES CLARK late Of the CITY OF New
Yol deceased present the with the voucher thereof
20 m. ubscber n the Office Of Peter Cumming Ne Pfk-
place in the City NewYok orbeore the lh day OF Jsns
pext-Da.ed Nsw-i orb 18th day Of December, 1900
PETER CUMMING,
STEPHEN MANN, Ezeeptors
Az IsusmTh GEORGE ARMSTRONG;
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II. II. ErTER
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July 30, 1859.

BLOOMINGTON Ind, July 90 1859.
DEAR SIR here send you statement that think you are
s.ed 10 the benefit or resident Of Bloomington and
have been thirty years over 80 years OF age
Tor twenty past hsr has been tuning considers
DIV gray and was entirely white and stiff and
iuut mad number Of certificates Of the very wodee
sf your Restorative bat supposed there more DC
su than but entertaining dee to have
INV .r II possible its original color ard hnenes g
was my younger days besSn hsek concluded lwoud
aie the experiment commencing in small way purchased
sae of your bottles dollar, and commenced using
following directions nearly could soon discovered Inc
sru removed and y hair that falling of in large guam
titles considerably frightened and radical change taxing
Hc. in the have continued to TIL have used
ree Of your bottles and begun the fourth have
now as pretty head of dark brown light black hair a. any
ua had my yssthfu days when boy in the hills o.
western Virginia My head entirely clear OF dsndruh and The
hsir ceased entirely falling d. and soft and fine aud fe
ely a. though just under the hands Of French sham
peosr Many Of my scqusuAnees frequently cay to me, But
Ier where did you that 6ne wig tell them wss the FL
fes of your Restorative II IL almost impossible TO convince
bpu that il the original hair Of the old head
Yours, truly, FREDEnCh L. bUILkh'
Bloomington, Monroe County, Indians
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The Newly and Erie Railroad make. the following report
oftransp Of stock for the week ending th
Beeyes go: Hor,es "a; Neas Sheep and LANDS oVo
6u inc $50. - am, c.. ,ss.
BY the Hudson River Railroad Beeves 1000; Swine 3'4
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market ct fOry'!0ah street,
2.172. ,r
FiTtt quality no Ordinary
Medium .............sd Some EXTRA good....lOi oil
The general average ofthe market st &c.
The mos OF the sales range from " TO lnc. =,
Prices head and y 10 Of different weights wiz be found IN
accounts Of sales Of sandry droves. . . ,
Total number OF Beeyes received In the city this week.
2,77t. =, -,
IL head than last week aud 5s9 bead e. than
the average The number at each
yesr 3i9l head, While tine number
shows 1919 hesd less than the average and - hesd
No, fhan this dAN Meek.
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Of app6cation for the DISCHARGE Of

OF u
IN A ISsOIvEET from his debts pursuant to the provisions
Of the third article Of the fst title q The oh chapter Of ths
-copd rNt OF the Revised Statutes. NATHAN r. MASON 81
h. City OF York insov,nt Notice Il Pnbished oo
0 Creditors sppeG before the Hon Charles T. DAY one
az the Judg,s Of tie Court Of Common Pleas for the City Of New
York at ID, Cau Of the said Court in Che City Hall " tbe
Civ OF the third day OF January 1901 at 10
ock n 10 shgyy the insovent shoId not use
sssigunoni and be Discharged from IA. deb-he~ i0Tz
Oct. To- 1850. JOHN flICh
oil luyllwThf Attorney foF InsoiNept NO ~ =" al -
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ALL HAIR DYES ABANDoHED-wOOD's GREAT AR.
1lCLE BIAS TAKEN THE FIELD.-Professor Wood stand
UPon enenee chemist whore attention has boe turned
% veutins ha tonic has before reached His sae
SUDDEN but worldwide, and Thousands who have wig
en bald FOR through the Of hi, preparation
ns their own natural and uTniAri head covering SO much
~ ehssy the chemistry Of human life, and the lsws which
Fy 70 The functions Of the system. Professor Wood studied
~ me human hair it, character its proper IT, diseases and
restore the decsyDs vitality Of that ornament be sw,
on case that CeJ hair unnatural unless the age Of the
mao reached fVr and be believed that the hair
Aa DC na.nfAny reviislized He eJ hs c1se-anost
~'a s0e qoe ssy the Of thirty restored his
s"n hT N color strength and lurursnce article be
fwtth he gaSetO the world Oct woods M and
ssks n0iling ei'e.-ISew YOrk Day Book
pwets No. ~ Brssdwsy, H. y, md ia Xa,fs.s,., s.
Lsuis. No.
Ass@ ~ Broadway wn be found sw,ys ~ hsza - .Ae
Ss~s'' ssryAs Rs;sss ksaeisss
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Lose ISLAND TELToRAPn.--The telegraph hns -
wesn Sag HsIbor and Ibis city has juss eeen COM
ple.ed, ard u now u working order.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.-The Creditors OF
II tie ESTATE OF r g ARRIGUE hereby notified that
ali ,he assets have been realized and hue DIVIDEND Dc
caed who have not received their share Of the dvfed
are reopa 10 APPLY 10 the Ass.uee before the Let Of February
neIt-Dec H. 1869. h. ChAltbEADt AsnsDet.
400 ,ar,,u Ths C.Jton Budding. No. 20 Centre 81.
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WOODS HAIR REsroRAT1vE.-UrBLe most specifies,
proved by unmpesehable Evidence 10 crest en-
escy . Of the hair to It's pristine vgor Where The
head become almost bsd OF kDe the Of th
produced beautiful growth Of thick glossy hsr 1t
therefore valuable preparation Tor all classeG Is tngedi-
such eaectDsIy eTdicse danduf and other npu
z1es which operate iu ouy to the bair II also has ena
>Se Prepees Of another description. In many Pmplc
nd Other dhsurements Of the sAn dsupp wherever Is used
Thsre no hazard attaching TO the trial Of This remedy snds
effects only be beneficial compound II does not
manifest improvement isinespsble a doing ham, its
component elements perfectly innoziousl Trans
eri1a, Apt r. 1855.