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Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

General Scott Is abou to remodel the United
0tAIes army upon ih" French sys'rm, 20 as 10
give 1t more efficiency aud perfec ion It is
und"ubIed that he con 'emplaies Il long cam
paign' that Washington Is TO be The base uf
opeFS'I"ns' and that large force Will be kept
permanently stationed there, and hat all dem
o"stratIOns !" support Of the loyal men IN The
south aud III The furtherance Of the determi.
nation to retake stolen publ property, Will
move from that point
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

George A. McC"ll, of Cheser county. has
been appointed Major General, to comma I'd all
the Pen"sylVanla troups Genera is Butler and
McCielland are promoted TO BE- jar Generals !:
Captain Franklin and Megs, Colnnel> Thomas,
BHgadler General Fourteen of the newly
accepted regiments from New York are to 90
to Fortress Monroe, and General Butler will
take command there. Five additional New
York regiments will go TO Washington,
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

The speech OF Hon C. S Layton, delivered
at the recent Union meeting al Georgetown,
ha" been published IN pamphlet form, and d
number of copies distributed II is an able aud
convincing argument on The question OF seces.
sion, aHd, as Tar as Delaware Is conce rned, un.
ausWcFUUle.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
Land ! Land! Land!

No. lsa Farm Of 200 Acres, on the Level.
EHlIl npioRuinlnihk Hundred, New Ca4tle CO; in
'-- well ventilated, DC. O"''uiiisS eooo'
NO. Is farm of 200 Acres adjoining the first man
sna% mo"eo' aso III 6gh state Of cultivation; buildings
iheSe farms ARE very slighly situated nrar rho Al
rect line OF travel 10 fbila" hia within a shorr dis
lance Oi The thriving town of Mddlelown. m nfIbo
Des' gram markets IN the State They possess ali The
advantages that can be found for a country residence
apo EDWARD WILSON
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

A few wealthy gentleman of Dover and VI
cnHv, contributed sufficient funds to equip
Capt Green's company, aud their clothing has
already Oeen made up, aud Sunday they atten.
de1 ST. Paul's church in body.
The cuIzens of Smyrna contributed to equip
Cbpl. Jenkins company. aud we expect thu
tue suits will soon be made up -RepubLican
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

REvoKED.-GoV. Burton has issued a order
reVoklng the order requiring companies in This
State not mustered into the ssrvtce of The Uu,.
ted States, to deliver up their arms to Major
General Dupont il he shall so direct aud per.
uniting them to remain in the hands Of the
companies until tur'her orders
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
Hardee's Tactics.

nne ana Light Infantry Tactics for the exercise and
n"n"en' erS {" Troops when acting as Light Infant.
:" hlHtIneh. Prepared under the direction of
0ntl " >. iARDhE. U.S.A. Vol l-Scboos of
me Soldier and Company Instructions for Skiy.
miSher". Vol! lI'-School Of the Battalion
Two vols. compile SlhU.
1" An ActtO establish an uniform rode oC n;.o;.,
and Field ENercke lori The MiIa CT The Unted Saiss
Hftl'o4 l. That The system Of discipline and field
exercise Which !" and Shall be ordered be observed
oy 'he regular Army OF the United States III the diff
ierent corps {" lHiaHry. artillery and rileEen shall
also be observed by the militia, in The exercise and
OF Inc said corps. respectively, throughout
Aporoved. Wssb,ng,on No, So ,sao
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

TIE TIME - as published Every TRursday, bv
Rssr. D. lOFFEckER, 'Edito, and, Proprietor, at
Ssyraa, Del.
sys-SJSscRisrIoV -Oae year. 81 so in adUance,
Q, slO0 II not paid tai end Of the gear. No paper
GsoOziiarei HHiI all arrears paid-ONly' at The
soisn Of ths Psbiisser.
eUsryisquare Of ls lines, or less first
as,-,isa, 50 cts; each tbseqnent insertion s5
Li5sraI srraage Reats nAieI Nth yearly and half
SsIrly slVsrtisers
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

MARYLAND LEGIsLATuRE.-Ths body has
passed several important bills, which have he
come laws. Among them are the act aurbori
zlng the banks OF the State to issue notes of
one dollar and upwards 10 tn exten. Of ten
per cent OF their capital paid in, until 80 days
OTTER March ii, 1864. The act Iegalrzmg the
suspension of specie payments by the banks Of
The State until March IL, 1862 The bill pro.
V'dIng for stay OF execution on oil Judgments
or DEGREES for the payment of mcney un,Il the
close OF the next regular session of the Geper
al Assembly, has also become law.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

Delaware REGIMENT FLLED.-Tbe tenth
Company OF The Delaware Regiment was mus.
tered 10 OH Monday last, which completes il,
aod when properly equipped will be ready to
take the field. Previous to this, however, reg
imental officers will have to be elected,
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

In Smyrna. white wheat is selling at 81 40
Red, 81 30; yellow Corn Sc rts,-whIte 56
Rye, 10, and Oats, 30 cts. per bushel. Round
potatoes, 6O cts. per bushel. Butler, l5 els
per 10. Eggs, 8 cts per doz
The prices IN the PhilndeI phia market, are
For White wheat, 81 45; Red, Sl35; Ry 2;
68 cts; Corn, 60 and Oats, 81 cents per bush
Ell.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
- . - .

TELEGRAPH TO LEwEs.-We understand
that the government has given orders for the
extension OF the telegraph to Lewes, Delaware,
and that the line WILL soon be completed there.
There is possibility, it Is also SAID of the
Government ordering the completion of the
Delaware railroad TO Lewos, aud it NAV be
to ADnamesIx, as a military ruad.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

iAE Ladies of ST. Psul's d. E. church, Will
~'"e'Oa' OF which Rev. T. C. Murphey is pas.
0'' made up the uniforms and clothing of Com
p."s u Capt. JAS. Green, which they scknowl.
sssea ey unsaimous resolution of thanks.
-."p'eo oy giving three cheers. at a meeting
y 'ae company on Ihe 18th inst.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

From L. A. Cooley we have his beautiful
Ladies Book for June. He presents another
coored double fashion plate, several patterns
choice music, good reading and all the desira
ble FEATURES.
PETERsoN's NATIONAL 10 ON our table. This
work is the best of the two dollar magazi
published, and welcom visitor in many pleas
ant household.
VALUABLE MILITARY WoRK.-T. B. Peter.
son & BrOthers, have just Issued from the press
a nsw work on Military Tactics, which will
prove invaluable to recruits, who desire to
thoroughly understand the first principals in
the school Of the soldier. II is entitled {" The
Soldiers Guide, complete Manual and Drill
Book tor the use of all Volunteers, Miluia aud
the Home Guard" by an officer ofthe U. S.
Army. It's explanations are full and clear, and
it embraces a most complete system of luslruc.
ton in the three important elements in the
school OF the soldier-marching facing, aud
wheeling. 1t is sold at 25 cents, which D ces
it within the roach OF every man. whether
soldier or civilian.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

FLAG RAISING On Friday evening last a
number of men, deslrous Of NOR" public dem
onstration of our petrIOiism, erected a liberty
pole in Main st., opposite Foxwell's Hotel, 6s
feet high, and the Stars and Stripes run up,
amidst cheers and other patriotic demonsirs-
TONS A pole Of sbOu, equal height har been
raised in front Of Eaton's store, on the Hill.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
AUTHORIZED MILITARY
BOOKS

PUBLISHED by ORDER OF THE u. $. WAR DEPARTMENT.
Introduction in Field Artillery.
Prepared BY Board of Artillery Officers. vol svo
81 90
Co G c- BALTIMORE, MD., January Is, 1859.
Col B CooPER, AdJt -C,tn. L. 5 A.
SIr:-fhe LrghI Artillery Board assembled b s,o
GlaI o.ders NO. l34, OF 1856 and Special Order 4"
TO- OF 1850, ha> the honor submit revised svs,on,
OF LIshl ArIle'y Tactics and Regulations recor9me".
ded for that ann ''o'iI"iSn
NM. II. FRENCH, BIT Major.
Captain First Artllery
WlLLlAI F. BARRY,
,,,,,,, Captain Second Artillery.
HENRY J. HUNT. Bt Mai
Captain Second ARTILLERY
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

A LARGE Union meeting was held at Magno-
liza on the llth inst, and resolutions unsni.
msusly adopted sustaining the Government in
its trying exigence. They also organized
themselves into military company. to be call.
ed the Magnolia Home Guards.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

IT has been uscertaiDed that during the BON.
barbment of Fort Sumpter, 1851 shot and $50
shells were thrown by the various batteries OF
the secessionists. and yet nobody hurl."
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

ncceRDisc 10 the reiuras or the last census
militia OF Delaware males between the
ssss OF Is and 45--is $4,000,
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
miscellaneous Advertisements.
Fancy Goods and Varieties.
IS South Eighth Street Philadelphia.
n. HIN0N
Hs DENONs

quick sales and snail profits our motto.
"A complete assortment OfToiIet Goods Combs Rrusb
Furi9mety, Mirrors. Hair Crimpers end
"urlers. LARGE ASSORTMENT of SUI
olLh UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
beads Of all kinds Fancy FANS, 200 Varieties F.nc
1iar rms French Jewelry. Head Dresses oCpan
Sheheal and silk Card Cases aud Card Peca;'.at
lara iarra ChinT and Bohemian Glass OrnamenIs To-
i,ng bags Purses, Cabis, Portfolios. DRESSING Casos
Pocket Books and Poremonnics-toottboarii iioiGers'
complete assortment of Brushes Of our own manu,c
Peacorh feathers bought or made into Bru,ba.
VI , nns = al Tie FACTORY s3I North Second street.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

E~ IT You want Fence Board go TO
James E. Blacks Lumber Yard.
here you will find very choice lot of ii fl,
, IT,, l6 fl. and Is #. lengths, together with
Irge assortment of all kinds of Lumber, at
cry fair prices.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
Medical

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of
the Medical Society Of the State of Delaware will be
held at Smyrna, ON the I'd Tuesday (Il.h) OF June
next al II o'clock, m. Particular attendance OF the
membsrs oi the Medical profession is desired
., J. w. SHARP. ssoy.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
Jonathan Emerson,
Merchant Tailor.

In the House formerly occupied by r. F. HASTINGS
first d"or ahove John H. Bewley's Store.
Of ClOhs. Cassimeres and Veslings, &C. &c.
Tha kful for past iavors still soliCIs continuance
OF patronage, and a call 10 examine my very cheaD
Cloths, Cnssimeres and EesIings,d
Prepared to make up and cut ont at the shortest
notice. all Garments for Gentleman's wear, having
The latest style. apls.4t
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
we'd, Washington, May Il, 1870.
Cavalry Tactics.


Published by order Of the War DepattH,ent Fir.
iari--School ot The FmOrer; Of the PaIooy ord
OF The Squadron DhmOnn,d d. Second parI-S, LooI
OF me lr"otri OF ihe PIaluon and of the Soadron
Nhouh'eu' ihlrd Pdrl-Ev0!utinns of a Regimeat
Three Vcls. lSmo.; 1918
WAR DEPARTMENT WASHINGTON. Feb ~ 1s11
Inc system OF Cavalry TaclIcs adapte 10 The or
s ",,In''"" "a i,ragnon regiments. havrg been an.
IItI u{ me PRESIDENT ofihe United Siales is now
F"ol'shed lor The government OF the said servIce
Accordingly, Instructions in the same viii he given
al'er me method pointed out therein: and ali sddi
onS "' or departures from the exercises and manoeu
'e '"o uo"t ~ hls system are positively forbidden
j. X. POlNSEI TT, Secretary OF War.
McClellan's Bayonet Exercises.
M0muaI OF Bayonet Fxerclses. Prepared for the u,e
McmI a. HT'Iy n, "i me United States. By GEORGE B.
nc LE Lien, Captain First Regiment Cavalry
C.9'A' Printed by order OF The War Department
Que vol l2lno.; 81 25
HEApQCARTERs OF the AR,ry
:, WARRINGTON, b. -, December 81. 1881 (
non Z. NJ CONRAD, Secretary OF War
SIr:-tIerewth have the honor To submit q aus
IL " ol Bay0net Exercise translated from ihe French
BY CapsiD Geo. b. Mcclellan, Corps Engineers n
$. Amy. r. e'ee'S' q
strongly recommend its being printed for di,tri.
hn'Ioh 'e me Army and that it be made by reguIa
lrn part OF The System of instrucIIon
The ilc"sed extracts from reports of The Insnecto,
General, etc. shoV the value F'''''
| have ihe honor to be SIR with high respect,
Your most ObedlSn' servant
C,M.C CONRAD,
Secretary ofWar.
January, 2. 1852.
JONES, Adu,ant.Censrol
Any Of the aheve works forwarded nv mail faa e
postage 70 any part oIhe United States OH the recent
oi me published price Remnances can be made IN
eolu dollars and pnslage stamps. Address
}. LlPPINCOTT q CO.
Booksellers. Publishers and Slatoner.
NOS " and q North Fourth Street
"Peo Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
MIR. Bayard's Position.

Eon. James A. Bayard has issued an address
through the columns of the Gazette. defining
his position. He reIieIates the opinions and
views expressed in his speech in the Senate,
last March, preferring peaceful separation
of a part Of the States from the Union, leaving
the Union unbroken as to the greater number,
and the federal government, as the government
Of powerful aud great nation, TO the alterna.
tive of civil war;" and observes that "If the
arguments and views presented IN that speech
and my past course, cannot convince you vi
my attachment to the Union, it would be hope.
less to urge others now"
Mr.. Beyard says that he visited New Orleans
purely for social and business purposes, and
that he went by way of Montgomery, where he
remained from Friday until Sunday. He de-
MES the reports circulated in regard to political
objects, narrates the circumstance of his arrest
In Philadelphia, blames parties in Wilmington
for being accessory to it, deplores mob law,and
winds up with the declaration that if civil war
cannot be averted, anG he finds that public
sentiment Of the State prefers such result to
peaceful separation of the seeding States,
{" / shall cheerfully aud gladly resign into your
hands office which obtained without solcl.
tation, and which neither my sense ofdury nor
my self respect would permit me to hold when
ascertain that differ with you on so momeu.
tous and vital question as peace or war"
1t beng known that Mr.. Bayard urged in
fuenta1 gentlemen of this State, last winter,
10 use their influence in having Convention
called, causes many to doubt his candor when
be says he has been opposed to dissolution, as
they do also the idea of attachment to, by ia.
vorng dissolution of the Union.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

The WHEAT CRoP.--From all parts of the
State we hear the most gratifying accounts of
the appearance of the growing wheat. The
prospect for heavy yield, We are told, could
hardly be more ha'terng The spring has
been. 10 many res 'ects, slronetber favorable to
It's growth, and u Is now SO tar advanc, d, Is.
PecIaIly 10 the better qualities OF soil, as 10
place It que nas"ud the ravsges of the in
sect 1t T." ''r'd "y some, however, that rhe
recent succession of heavy rains may fill the
stalk with sap to such degree as to cause it
to scab and rust, should the weather become
unusually warm. 1t is an axiom with farmers.
we believe, that the wheat crop is liable to in.
jury until garnered.
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
FOR RENT.

A House and Garden in Smyrna, suitable for
small family, on South street. Apply to
apl9 JOHN II. BEWLEY,
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23
THE luARhETS

The Missouri Legislature has djourned till
Smyrna times., 1861-05-23

mo movements have yet taken place indca-
ung the exact intentions of the Government
though circumstances still point TO Fortress
Monroe as probably the first place al winch
active aggressive operations will commence
the rapid concentration of rnnps there can
hardly mean anything else. though The gtear
centre OF operations Will still remain OF Wash
lngt"n' and that large body of troops will be
te'aiLe0 there, IN addition to those required
merely fur defence. There are now stationed
upwards OF twenty-five thousa I'D Effective men
large proportion OF whom could be marched
across the Potomac at moment's notice and
and IT'S not to be supposed that they will re-
main Inactive while Gen. Butler and his com.
|and are attempting the recap pture of Gospcr
NaSy-yard, which there appears to be illlc
doubt they will do.
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0 Or. Roof7gnd'z
RR II 4 " BITTE Ra,
DE-, Hoonantl'S
BALsAM1G CORDIAL,

81 L s A M C G O B D Al,
edenesof the presentsge
teirreat popularity only through years trial Unboundet
satisfaction rendered in sJleesss, snd the peopletavs
pronoa1,ccd thena worthy. :.-.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDIcE. DEBII u.
ITY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES OF 7H
a<TNEE sill diseases arising from sdfsordered li7ar
weaknessof hestoach and digestive oreasaa speodyapt
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITq ERs
The BALsAMIC CORDIAL mas acquired reputation su,
passing that of any similar preparation exant It viii chr.
wthoutfathe Elostsevera and eanding COUGH COLI
or H0ARsENER8, BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA. INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, aud has par
formed the most astonishing cures ever known of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few will also CHECK and cure tho
DIARRHBA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels.
These medicines prepared by DIR. c. NJ JACKSON Ca
No 48 Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa and solo by drug
gssand deaersn medicines rs cents Pc bot
to- Thssgnature of q. H. Jackson will be on tbs outsld,
wrapper Q Teach bottle.
rnthe published annually by propretog called
GVEBYBoDY's ALMANAC you will fndtestrao1y sndeoa,
mandatory all parts of tho country These Aims
nacsare given away by all cur agents.
J. WRIGHT Il CO., Agents.
81 and Iii Chartresstres.
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sANFoRp's
YER IN VIC ORATOR

Itia compounded entirely from Gums aud becorae All et
Eabshed fact Standard Medens nswn end approved 81
baVe ased IT, and anow with confidence In al
she Diseases for which it recommended
II has Cured thonsanas whin yhe two Year, whe aa
given MI hopes Of relief "sthe unsolicited oerth
cases in my possession show.
The dose he adapted temperament of the indvt3
aaiaknG H. snd used in such quantities gently on h
Bowels.
Let dictates of yanr judgment guide you In the use OF s
liver tpVigoraor and it will cure Liver Complaints iou,
AtacFg Dysreps'a Chronic Bsrrhea Summer Complaints
Dyseniery propsy Sour stomach Choc
Gholsra Cholera Morhus Cholera tGiantH Fatnarce an
dice Female Weaknesses and may nsed successfully "a An
Ordinary Family Medicine II will Sick Headache te,
thousands testify, in twenty sutes If OF three les
spoorsf are taken attack All who uHs
sregivtns their testimony In its favor.
az w"'erin the mouth with the TnVigorsor swa ov
both together
Price. 5lper bottle, .- o..
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sOUTHF1EIS n SHOE COMPANY.
6tFJagsTTFt ,GElARTEEe
AND ACT OF INCORPORATION
OR THE
Southern shne Manufacturing Company
OF NEW ORLEANS
STATE or UISTANA.

Il
Cry oy NEW OHlrARs
RE IT KNOWN that on this weny.GEh iay Of January
o6 6caG "a o 9E y4 ?"% S' F6@y PbS aud
for The oiy and iaish Of New orleona state 81 niS9
appeared he per e? h29 naa95 ara 4oGatq gG6sS Tno
ntts Of hG to ii ana moro particularly an Of
the Legislature Of the said Sae providing fnr be organization
Ing No. III Of sai nets approved ho fourteenth Inv Of March.
covenant asgc AID Ind tbomSe and ose whom 'cy
repre,eut form themselves 'oRod constitute corporation
tG5 t' and obios 10 VIII
r fEES 6s s6H g4 W. f G2SPfS%} o E
OF NEW ORLEANS by W ich s& be knnwn rs well as
shall oxs for twenty five years from t5e fae hereof and sr
Directors may ordan wit power TO break and alter the same
1t pleasure.
ARTICLE 1.-the object, and purposes of his Company
Shoes by machinery under Tho patents here
Ger referred TO- md 10 sell or %ersH dsno5e Of The A.
person whom all citation of whatever kind and nature
The sapiia stock Of said Company fixed Mt on9 hundred
ard hy osaud dollars di iled into gen hundred shares
any exceeiGs hundred aud 6t% Thousand aoI
lars byH joIty of ali the Sockholcs The Compsay shai
dollars Shall have been subscribed for.
ARTICLE Pay ncns on tho capital stock Of satd Com
Tyen per cont in cash on subscribing.
TTw wS"y Der Der cent cent on ON he st Of "' eeae
Twenty PR cont on the j.; o. hm&ast the'sAf!sr T.
the soc&hodet the order Of the Company and on tie failure
eonng dge Tie S2Sk G &y aGHTP t ae 19Gteon MS" ne
ARTICLE lV.-The entire nsn cRr7 md control %
the 5nc.s and ers Of said eOrPoraoG shall he coqdca to
Iim Sol in his own namo and RI Al eas, ion shares Of
u tho Company n shall hold 9nse until their surees.
rcuoy al ih remaining Directors shall i'll he Vacancy.
rawcrrd ma are tie ely expressly directed purcha@e non
Wto a. H. Roet Paul Qneyrm5t and c"F peVeuye, thar
ic were :,ate BY o Jnilcd states Of Ane1ira 10 55
france, sHt tDN!NtEJg,I gai
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STATE cr LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans, City CT New Orlu.

SKATE or LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans. City CT New Orleans,
Bo 1t remembered shat The eth Of Jny 1860 before
the undersigned Justice Of the Peace URd for the city
aforesaid personally appeared THOMAS A. ADAMS Presi
dent Of the Crecer; Mutual insurance Company, Of F6n Or
leans Who being duly according law does deposo
say that the foregoing and true and
transcription the books Of the Company.
THOMAS L. ADAMS, President,
Sworn and subscribed before ne the 18th july 1860
y. F. MITCHELL 2dJ.P.
The Beard 3t Eug hnve resolved uny SLG
PER CEF IN cash all rhe aatstAzG:G rcGgG-a, Prot
IT, 20 the hotes thereof lher3 and
afs0r tho SECOND MONDAY in AEa;ust HroSilao.
Atgo declare dividend al THIRTY FER CENT 90 rl
e9n the Not Earned Premiums The Company for tAa
year ending Leo S1h JTe, 1860 Tftah certificates Will b
;asRed Oh and afrer the HTsttGy OF OetuHer NEXT.
And resolved further That ssv resesyg Ono Million Of
Dolnra Of Prats sill the ousaudfIg certificates Of t
sHo ct the 7oG7 55 no redeemed nuJ ko &EC0SD
IONDAT IN AUGUST pr0.ino-ine1fest thereon to cess
ftcIn Sgih Iu1n Ult.
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sUsANNAH kirby.

L1soStER, Noble county. Ind, Feb s. 1872.
Prof O. j. Wood Dear Sir In the latter part Of the yeat
1861 while attending the State aud National Law School Of hs
Slate Of New York nv hair unknown to com
nenced falling very rapidly that in the short space Of sx
months the whole upper of my scalp almost entirely
bere Of It's covering aud much the remaining portion Cpen
the and back of head shortly after became graz 50
that you will surprised when tell that upon my ra
turn to the State of Indiana, my casual cquantahee
muck loss discover the change in my appear
ance my intimate acquaintance were TO recognise NE
tall
ut made application to the most skiul physicians IN
the country but receiving from them that my m
could nga be restored forced 10 become reeonc51
nv fate until fortunately the latter part Of tie 1851
your Restorative recommended to me by druggist as be-
ing the most reliable Hair Restorative in tried one bot.
tie and found to my great satisfaction that st producing th
desired effect that time have used dollars worth
Of yof Restorative and result have rich Of very
soft slack hair, which no tubRsy cRn buy.
r4rI, of nv gratitude FoR labor and skill in tho pro
ducton Of So wonderful article have Recommended It's
to many of NY friends and erGafnances, who, a happy tt
inform you, ara using it with like effect.
Very respectfully yours,
- A. NJ. LATTA,
Attorney and Counsellor
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. q, lS5S,
Prot Wood Thee wilt Rlea&s accept line TO tn9E5n 5o
caused by complicated croua disease, attended With an op
ton Inc head continual course q suffering through h
having reduced me 10 state Of dependence. have not been
for caps neither have been aag 10 % ihen
M in cnhseuuence which my head bus suffered extremely
from cold This induced me 10 pay Briggs Hodges at4oF'
the had earth for two dollar bottle 81 tay Gr
Hestorafiea about the first Of August last haze tahin
followed the direcoas and te bald spot rs now coFefeG WA
hair thick and hlac though short it is also coming in ali 9Se1
NV head Feeling confident that auothev large bottle oni re
store entirely and permanently feel anxious TO persoero "
USE and being destitute OF means to purchase any nots
would ask thee If thee wnnld not be willing TO send me an Or
der on thine agents for bottle and myself the scrip
re decaTaon the reward those that kind to the
widow and The faheFeSs.n - :. ,--,,,,- .
Thy friend, sUSANNAh hitSbA'