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Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21

How MUCH SLAVES ARE WORTH IN WAR;
The Montgomery (Alabama) Advertiser re-
joices over the immense service of slaves to
the rebels, as follows
The total white population of the eleven
states now comprising the Confederacy is
between 0O0.000 and 6 100000, and there
fore 10 fill up the ranks ofthe proposed army
about 10 per cent. of he entire white pupu-
lotion will he required. In any other coun-
try than our own such draft could net tie
met; but the Southern States can furnish that
number of men and still not leave the mate
rial interests ofthe country in suffering con-
dlton Those who are ineapaciated for
bearing arms can oversee the plantatioue
and the negroes can 60 on undistnrbed in
their usual lnhors In the North the case is
different; the men who join the army of sub
iugation are the ab0rers, the producers and
the factory operatives. Nearly every man
from that section, especially those from the
rural Districts. leaves some branch Of Indus
try TO suffer during his absence The iusti-
tution of slavery in the South alone enables
her to place in the field force so much larg-
er in proportion TO her white population
than the North or indeed than any country
which is dependent entirely on free labor
The institution is a tower of strength to the
South, particularly in the present crisis, and
and our enemies will he likely to find that
the moral cancer" about which their ora
tors are so fond of prating is really one of the
most effective weapons employed against
them by the SOUTH f.lWhateyer npmher OF men
may be needed for this war we are confident
our people stand ready to furnish We are
all enlisted for the war, and there must be no
holding back until the independence Of the
South Is fully ACKNOWLEDGED.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21
Ff0m our FXtra OF last Evening.
ARRIVAL OF THE PONY EXPRESS,
News to September 18th.

HOstilities in MissOuri--A Town sacked
in kansas--An Engagement on the
Mississippi-Skiim mishing near Washing
ton--NevOit among the Confederate
Troops--A Mississippi regiment break
their Muskets and start for home.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21

PRETTY COOP "A volunteer in the Wiscon-
sin Regiment after speaking of the bravery of
the Light Guard and sending regards to all
his friends in La Crosse. says
81 have good rebel horse that l brought
from the tield-I thought the rider did not
need him after little trouble he aud had
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21

FEARFUL ACCIDENT IN TIE ALPS "A Ge-
neva correspondent of the New Y ork Albior
furnishes the following particulars Of re-
cent accident upon the Gemmi Pass of the
Alps, near that city: A French Baroness
was proceeding up steep aud narrow pass,
her husband being behind, when the mule
which carried the unfortunate lady, stumbled
on the near fore leg, throwing her clean out
Of the saddie and as there was no parapet
wall or railing, and the poor woman made
no use of the reins. she pitched right over the
preeipiee Before her Distracted husband
could dismount, her lif.less and mangled form
had rested some one hundred and fittv feet
beneath, having passed over the first ledge
below and been stopped ty chance upon the
second. This Gemmi Pass is a fearful place.
The traveller fluids himself on the brink of IA
precipice from which "A plumb line might be
thrown into the valley brlow nearly sixteen
hundred feet, without touching the rock, So
vertical are its sides.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-09-21

AMONG the Sunday School children of q
certain church was poor Etle fellow. lie
couldn't tell the number of the house in which
he lived, and was charged. when he next
came to school, to bring it. The next time
he appeared. he was asked if he had brought
the number?
mo, SIR" said he. sit is nailed on the door
so tight that | couldn't get it off"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-08-23

FOR pona Idaonvflie and the Coast.
The new and fine passenger packet
EMPIRE PARISH capt GraI
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock.
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l.2lO,9SO bales,


The quantity Of American known Great
Britain is about 1000 bales against 5000 bales in 1860
and that Of East India cotton 2S0N bales against in
1850
but prices remain finn Sales estimated to have bsen 5000
bales of which $40 declared to be for speculation and
port Tegraphc sd vices 10 the evening Of the 10Th July from
New York 10 hand several by the Quebec boat
the seses Edinburgh and ArraE0 which bring us let
ers the same date have arrived to-day at Queenstown and
Southampton respectively .r - $3.50,
BREapsTuFFs.ca white and American spring red
Whes Rave been in active demand for France which crc
stance connected with rather wet Tete has imported anch
rmnes the market Prices for Wheat have recovered from
ID TO Adj leo lbs Flour is in good demand bat not eaFer
Indian Corn inquiry Is. per $50 lbs advance
since LAST Friday.
SD August, nonu.-As yet We have no later advceS
from America than had yesterday and consequently 9r
cotton market is unchanged The demand is quite Sn but
prices unchanged
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New Orleans, Monday August 10 1861.
Specfnl Meeting.
The Board met this day upon conyocation of
the Mayor.
On motion of j. B. Leefe, Mr.. H. G. Pearson was
appointed Secretary pro tenn.
The roll being called, the following members an
swered to their names:
Hon. j. Magioni, President; and Messrs. Allen
Beggs, BENT, Davis Hodgkins, kngsand, La
horde, Leefe, Mensman and Seicshnaydre-ll.
The following message from the Mayor was
MAroEA1rr OF NET oaaEASs2
10 the Honorable the Common Council: ,.,.-.
a. hvs s caused yoF e oe ' g
Beebs Jsmes scsgs " + HodsEls james Davis aud
for which you have been convened.
50 JOHN t. MONROE, Mayor.
The rules were dispensed with, for the presenta-
ton of the following resolution OF dr. Leete, viz
Board Of Assistant Aldermen this evening at t for
the purpose Of Ioint secret session,
The foregoing resolution was adopted, and by
the unanimous consent Of the Board, sent to the
Board of Aldermen for concurrence.
On motion of Ar. Leefe, the rules were dis
pensed with, for the reading Of the following
Comptroiers communication;
New ofls5ns, August Is, ISL. >'1'
entemeI judged convenient Tor the beuea of the
city postpone The sale until your farther action of the
and boats .? The city Is PER resoaton So 5 Rs sane not
being IN accordance with specifications Of The Surveyor
ordering the sale tot one year and The specifications
for three years.
Your early action in the aq;te respectfully requested
Very respectfully,
tSigneGl 3. " HEBRARD, 'ty Comptroller.
On motion of Mr.. Leefe, said communication Of
the Comptroller was referred to the Joint Commit
tees of Finance and Streets and Landings of both
Boards, with fail powers to act in the matter of
difference existing between said specifications and
resolution.
On motion, the Board took recess of fifteen
FOG. at utip,1 nf whit
being called, the following members answered to
their names, viz:
Messrs Masioni, BENT, hingsland Laborde and
Seeshnaydre-5.
There being no quorum, on motion of LII. BENT
the Board adjourned.
H. e. PEARSON, Secretary pro. TEN.
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gttielp Of tke HEarksts.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 CANE STRgET
Friday Morning, August 70, 1851.
UoTroN. We did not hear of sale to-day.
TOBACCO. Nothing reported.
SUGAR. ;. The sales comprised about 200 hhds.,
st fuller prices, and we now quote: Inferior, so
81; Common to Good Common HOS; Fair to Full
ly Fair, 5]@6; Prime to Choice, 64@69; Clarified
Yellow, 73@s4; and Clarified White, s2@94e. = Il.
MoLAssEs. 1866 half bbls. Common and Fer
mentng sold at 22c. % gallon.
FLOUR. POS bbls. Extra sold at -, 100 Super
fine at So, 40 Damaged Extra at IS so, and 100
Choice Extra at SO % Dbl.
CoRN.. 800 sacks White SOLD at :, and SO Mix
ed at 54e. % bushel.
sHoRTs $50 sacks sold at 81 20 u 100 Ii.
LARD 80 tierces sold at Ice. 1t is retailing at
l61c for tierees and 1sc. . ID for kegs.
PORK. 400 bbls. Mess sold at s25 % Dbl. 1t is
now held at s27G27 50 y Dbl. Retailing at SGT.
BACON. 100 tierces Sugar Cured Hams were
sold at . Shoulders are retailing at 15c., Ribbed
Sides II, and Sugar Cured Hams l7t920c. q ID.
BEEF. 80 bbls. Mess Ordinary sold at SIG y Dbl
CeFFEE. We have not heard Of sale.
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DIR. Booftand's
g Z 4 II 4 " 3 T 2 L RS,
and
DE- Ho0f3GnS7R
BAbsAmIc CORDIAL.

h a Il y q n j u u ~ Il ID & l.,
neeIciucsof the
tstr great popularity only yenre trial Uus5acad
sA5facan y them II ecaaee
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA. JArEDI0E DEBr.
IrY OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, DISEASES or TH
KIDNEYS and All tIsearoe arising di,odsred !vef
digestive oras are apeeiJ ard
par1nsneutly eursa by the GEENAF BIT ERa.
heBAEsAMIC CORDIAL acqUfged repatat!cI svr
passing of any similar preparation szant II will ,r.
the md COUGH, GOLD
or HOARsENESs BRONCHITIS. INFLUENZA, Group.
PNEUMONIA, INCIPIEHT CONSUMPTION, spd nag per.
formed the Notwithstanding Epownof
CONFIRMED CONsGHPTIONI
&few Will aso the
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold IN the Bowel.
These medicines prepared by Dr. O. NJ JACKSON 10
Nc AS Arch street. Philadelphia are sold by rug
Ssts and deaersn medicines ut Is ceus pc bot
tie Thesigunureo C. N. jackson Will he on tas oEts
wrapper sfeach bottle.
tho Almanac published Annually proprivors cs
MISUNDERSTANDING you will oetiraouy aaa con.
mandatory noticesfro all partsof tie eonnry These
uacssro given away h. sL OF! agents
J, WRIGHT L co, Aee7u
q AID Isl Chattress:rss,.
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EHEsASWNUT GROVE WHIsKYI
CHESTNUT GROVE WHISKY

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHIBEY d 4.
Introduce the article pubic and physcans Of city
and country, Gthe
Pnrsgt DtRsAEable 5GImuIuut
which hGs sTgr been prepared for medical prorss 1Re
cordial at heaith n7igorarg TO lac onfeered
whether oy disease Il distilled from the hogt c an
G and It's nutritious properties preserved By prccs
peculiarly his own whereby Fpsi OIL and other uoziort
EFoden known to be contained in the Whisky general uza
are conFey separated TINT ;he absolute purity this
stcIo from any foreign sdmiHturbig guaranteed.
IEudditcn to The following testimonials from the most EN-
oen: Analytical Chemists Of Philadelphia New and Eos
ton the State Agricultural Society endorsed with neu
Diploma and Or. Jackaon, Boston, tssEed under cad
to its absolute purity. Read the following
CE L T Oates:
Philadelphia, Sept. g. 1866.
wo have carefully tested tho sample of Choznu Grow.
Whky which you un find contains none Of tht
poisonous substance known u Oh which Is the character
site Haa injurious Ingredient Fhe whistles In general uss
BOOTH, GARRETT q CAMAC,
Analytical Chsmists
New YORK, Sept. ;, 1903,
have analysed sample OF Chestnut Grove Whisky rccsysc
from Mr.. Charles Wharton Jr Of Philadelphia and hartn
carefully tested IT, pleased II is entirely tre
from poisonous deleerious auhsancsa Il B Al unusua5
pEro and lne Favored quality of Whisky.
JAMES r, CHIFFON, ytical Chemist
Boston, March = 1889
have made chetnica! anayea commercial ssuples OF
whisky which proves TO be free from
Fosil cils and perfectly pure unadu2terated The
favor of this Whisky derived rora gram IL mana
featuring 1t. Respectfully,
A. !. HAYES, NJ. D., State Aasayer,
No. 16 BoysoE aroo
CHARLES WHARTON Jr
Wholesale Agent,
liz walnut street.
JOS lyAW PHILADELPHIA.
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CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.
Wholesale Agent,
liz Walnut street,
ts4 IyAW PHILADELPHIA.
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CATTLE MARKET,

JEFFERSON CITY, August y, 1861.
Arrived yesterday, l4S Texas Beeyes, q Hogs,
250 Sheep, $50 Veal Cattle. Amount of Stock sold
were 50 Texas Beeyes, Is Hogs, go Sheep, and 105
Veal Cattle. Stock remaining on sale are, 1873
Texas Beevss, 50 Hogs, $50 Sheep, and 38s Veal
Cattle. We quote
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Receipts Oh. Produce.

BAYOU SARA Per steamer Laurel Hill-I7
hhds sugar 70 hbls moasses Miltenberger eco
10 hhds sugar Stewart Il James Z do Menard Il
Yignaud-4 bbls holasses to order-15 hhds sugar
n Gordon 60 do Hall & Rodd-44 bbls molasses
G W Lee-22 do r interchangeable sugar,
etc, to Free Market sundries to order-Total 109
hhds sugar l47 bbls moasses.
D0NAIDSONVILLE- Per steamer Music-50
hhds sugar Carroll, Hoy eco 20 do Darby g. Ire
moulet-20 do Roman & Kernion--20 do Toledano
Hewitt Norton eco do Foley, Avery eco q
do 2bbls moiasses F j Dasilva &co-- 81 do Lane
Salter Eco Is do G W Manson-l0 hhds sugar to
J Iabatut- 366 half bbls moasses G Sabatier-lO
bales moss ? F Lerond- hhds sugar bbls mo-
iasses lot vegetables to Free Market-lS2 hhds
sugar 81 bbls 1868 hf bbls moasses
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adapted otho ofhe Boodia different dssases
Coughs Colds, Bronchitis affection whatever Of Jha
Lungs inducing Consumption which ig also
the No. for Depression of Sp Loss Of Appetite for all
Chronic Complaints arising from 0verUsc General Debility
and NerVoua Prostitution No. for Liver Complaint Nos
for Dyspepsia Being already prepared for absorption It
taken by drors and carried Immediately circulation
that what gain retain The No Irregu.
Hysteris WeHknesses See special dreocrs for
this. For Salt Rheu Ernptions scrofuous, Kidney
Bladder Complaints take No. g. In NIL directions
must be strictly followed Price Of the Blood 81 yer
bottle
Sold By CHURCH Il DUPONT, No, 4O6 Broadway Nav
York ). WRIGHT CO., No. 81 ISL ChRrtres O.
j. WOOD Co, st. Louis, Mo-. and by ali respectable Drag,
zistB throughout the country.
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To L3a kerS,


MATORALTE OF NEW ORLEANS,p
City Hail. August Is, 1861. :
The attention of all carrying the business OF
baker and other selling bread is directed pro
visions Of the following ordinance, entitled An Ordinance for
establishing the AssfBe and regulating tbs Weight Tnspc
zion Of Bread and all persons carrying The business Of
baker hereby notified call tbs Mayors prior 10
the LIST September and there make the declaration required by
Inc m section Of the oinana the penalty pro BY
the said first section OF tAe said ordinance
TUHN +. MONEO Mayor
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Sandford's Family CathMrttc FAlIst
pure Vegetable put upn Glas

SandFord's Family Cathmrttc PAlIs,
Gompoundedrom pure Vegetable put uPn GlasE
Cases right, ond will keep any climate.
Tho Family Cetharttc Pill Is gone and active Cathsttc
proprietor has nsed in his practice than twenty
years. The constantly increasing demand from those who hare
long used tho Pills. and the satisfaction which all in re-
gard their has induced phce them within the reach
all The Profession well know that different Cahartcs act
Oh different portions Of the bowels :,
The Family Cahartc Pill has Wits due reference to this ws
established fact been compounded variety of ha pnres'
Vegetable Extracts which alike of tbs Rrn
canal and good and safe in ell where Catharo
% needed such Derangement f he Stomach, Seepnes
Pains in the Back and Lons Pain and Soreness
the whole body from sudden cold which frequently
neglected, end in course Fever Appetite Creep
Sensation of Cold the body Resesnes Headache Or
Weight in the HeGd, all InhAmmaory Diseases, worms ~
Children Adults Eheunasn great Purifier o. the B0oe
and diseases to which flesh heir to- too ~
mention in this advertisement. to 5. Price, i1ee
The Liver tnVigorROr and Family Cathartc Pills ere eteo
Druggists generally and sold by the trHdetn a the large
sS5 Broadway Y,
T. WRIGHT roo,
Wholesale Agents
m3Td&S AAA aid bgn Tery DEuggiss'
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Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED, always PIE.
ssntB with the essential oeonts gives
True Standard, AnaY2e the Blood person suffering
Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia serofna
and nd every certain decieHcicFin the go
Blood Supply and veil
The Blood Food founded
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l. A K e s Fl @ r f


U~D, LAKE. SHORE FSACIS EFT GRE
r ats77liiJ-7a0 LE-s4mmer Arrangement - For Ocean
Springs Biloxi and ali inte me4iRte landings
Ibe splendid pressure c. s. Coast Mail Packet Steamer
Creole, ChA Walker master built expressly for the lake
trade, with superior accommodations, VII make trips and
landings follows unless prevented by change of day hour
trip had weather. high Or low water want of fuel
accident boa hnery leaving The lake end Of the Point
chhrtun Railroad the arrival the Lake Of the
follows:
tend her trips to PasCagoala1
--Ienves New Orlenns-
Pontc hArtrHin Railroad.
lhui S,av A. NJ cnrs
i Leaves Ocean Springs
. Monday, Wednesday, ard Friday Mornings.
AI~Tettrr and mail should all Oe put into the Post
Office the New Orleans Pos'oiee stamps not
good GUislde gt the Post9.fce in New Orleans.
AzAu EXPRESS Chest leaves the Office Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays al ~ A. NJ
Il. GEDDES Agent, 90 CiTarier st.
e Freight, Stock and Extra Luggage shoHd always be
shipped either the day previous in ample time for the tin
preceding the one nj which the boat leaves the road
rs Freight is received for all Coast landings and for
PhscNgouiN on Mondays and flldHys.
New btleuus July jg IsGl VIC If
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PLIES LINE,

NEW ORLEANS AND FOET ADAMS WEEKLY PACKET
Leaves every SATURDAY. at & p. NJ.
FOR FORT ADAMS, YOU
HraY h SARA AND THE COAST-Thr finr and splendid
[5k9tt5. pncke Il. w. Powell, William NJ
asszsEszmaa Webbing, master, leaves above, nuiyng
New Orleans every THURSDAY morning For freight pass
age APPLY on EUa!d.
VIRGTEIUE c. DEETZF1n
jyl Advertising Agent
nGThe R " p has ce5k on the 7ryre at all times to re
aud Gcver freight
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e q III MER cIAL.
! Agarket Report of prake, KleinwoEt 8 oohen.

LIvERPooL, Aug. 2, 1861. +
MosET.--Fha Bank of England reduced its minimum rate
yesterday from 500 Bet Ths demsnd for discounts only
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STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MIsRISBIPPI.


THE STEAMER LOEISVJEEJr--
tSsy = Capt Joseph Comhs-Thls tavurite nnsserrsr
ihRNs# packet will arrive here aud be renIy IL rrvs
ss4sas freight Monday morning Tor baton Ronge
NHtche Vickburg and all the Bends For freight or pas
apply on board,
THOS. KFRFFE,
jyll II % t1ravier street.
b. This line connects Napoleon with regular packets for
Arkansas nud White rivers and at Memphis with The MIuphs
aud Charleston Railroad taking freight Tor Charleston,
nah, Norfolk, Nashville, etc
Bills adng gUed the Office Of the agent O'Clock
on day OF departure
N B. The Louisville will take freight for YaE7o river be
reshinped ttamers Charm and Prince at NIekshurg
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r f D RI We r.
Leaves m SATURDAY. 2i,h lust, Mt &
H Il f-.L-I = u :, u 1, L 1. i

Leaves m SATURDAY. 2ih lust, nj hP, ".
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
~ For SHr9repot tr9qd Beyog C9gsae,a, ca7pte
aeszs4and AIexardria-Th The eli giant, swift rarair9
very light-d-W2Eh passenger E0ebFtCk. 4.
SrGde MASTER will leave above For freight plsaNec a
ply On board.
FIRFTNTrS {. DENTZEL,
aul9 NGqcrisiEg Aqart,
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

gs@ ,--r-- r7szryzs7sxszv-v MEMPHIS, GRENADA
&A8A ssas and New Orleans AiT-line-Misss
HxZsx na and Tennessee Railroad and It's
connections.
This road lust opened Is now making close and reliable
nections with the Mississippi Central Railroad Grenada and
forming direct line to the city Of Memphis. By this line
FlFTf-THREE MILES Of travel and several hours time
saved
Passengers for Nashville Louisville the North spend
few hours in Memphis aud still make good time and reliable
connections this line any other This new line RE
DuCES the TIME, the DISTANCE and the FARE
Passengers leaving the Great Northern Railroad nepot Mt
the foot Of Chope street, at o'clock NJ arrive Memphis
nj 6:5Vthe morning.
For Through Tickets and reliable information inquire ut tho
Ticket Offices OF the New Orleans jackson Northern
Railroad.
+. H0uGiI, General Superintendent
New Orleans. July 2, lS6l. Y3 If
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LeRVeF 7, ?.
MEMPHIS ANDN NEW ORLEANS
RSsy w. Packet Lnr--Rp Eular Summer Mail PackHt,-
For Memphsepd the Bends = The fine fir class
packet steamer GT'E nd Duke,
Appegnte, will leave as above For freight passage APP
ply on board.
FIBG1NIUS Q. nFNT2EL,
ans Advertising Agent
This boat connects Napoleon with rpruar packets a lie
Aransa and White rivers and at Memphis with the Memphis
aud Charleston Railroad.
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In place Of tbn 'laTUpr.l
THE GbTEEDE II AEE STATES
, ~ q. Mail Packet NJ ary a., r Holiness mas
ter for EieksNNrE. WIrre'ton, Eew Va.ttaga
BS&hs15SsBss 'Hnd uIt, IT. Joseph Eolury TaIerpr02f
Aaehez and Nail suduEs below For freight pns5ags
apply board,
jy2 If D. R. CARROLL Il co, fgcnts
Sc GaTDndeet street
Tie Mary T. connects Fcksburg with theseRter Charm
for al! points ROO river.
n. B.Fhe Mary T. victsbrre with
steamer Dew Drop for the SN2o0 TuiahRcu rivcrs Al
freight consigned to OF the Dew Drop will 40
through without detention, at hghwatcr -ates.
NJ P. DENT. Captain.
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BATTLE CREEK, Mich, Dec. q. 1853,
"oed Thee wilt please accept lne to Inform thss
caused by complicated chronic tsense attended with an erp
lion Oh tho head continual OF suffering through life
h@phE reduced me TO state Of dependence have been
aDio 10 o9n nt for caps neither have been able do them
E IN consequence of which my suffered extremely
from cold This induced 10 pay BRIGGS HEDGES almost
the last cent had earth Tor dollar bottle of thy Hais
Htst0Enye, about the first of August last have faithfully
followed the dectone and the bald spot now vsred with
hir thick Fu buick, though short II coming in all over
ny head Feeling confident that large oe WCnd
entirely and permanently feet anxious to peTseyere 10
Its and being destitute Of
would ask It thee woudst not be willing send no an Dr.
tino agents bottle and thyaeF the srri-
tura tecFaou the reward IL those That knd to ds
widow and the fatherlesa"
Thy friend, SUSAFEAH KIRBY,
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ItEoHIER, E0hje comfy Ind, Feb s. 1859.
Prot. u. j. VOID D6tr SIX In the HuI u tbe
S52 a attending The State Nndona In" School OF the
State OF Now YORK, my hair from unknown
uenced Falling off very rapidly that in the short gDace Of ak
coHl@, Ae whole upper pHL my scalp arnOHt entirely
hgGCt Of covering aud Of The remaining portion uprE
TIE slc ard nc part Of head shortly after became gray
THAI vn viii be surprised when tell that upon my
tho @,Gta Of Indiana, my cs8unl ac1aniucs4
ldch loss to dsruvnr the chGure appear
alro intimate NCqaAiuGlCoB recognise
Gt all
made application tho ,kful phys,cisns n
county, receiving from them that
cyua 's!n 10 restored, Was forced become eroncet
fs uil fortunately, IN the latter of the 1851,
y0u5 Restorative recommended by druggist bb
IN; reliable Hair Restorative in tried
ti1 satisfaction that II producing
desired tina, have dollars worJa
your Restorative result have rich coat Tsry
soft sack hair, which
A mbt Of my gratitude tor your abo and skill in the pro
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