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eek'sreoeipts, i, ,os8 hhds.. 2os bbls.; ezpor

- X 2
MoLAssEs. The demand has been good, but
With heavy receipts prices have been easier. The
weeks sales comprise % 900 bbls. and $500 half
ghhls, the market closing ct ia @Isc. for Common
and Coed and Choice Fermenting and 2002l 70,
Prime 10 Choice in bhls. and 21G122c. % gallon fol
Fermenting and 24c. fol. Prime in half bbls.
rs. Weeks receipts, 24s5s bbls.; exports, 600.
# FLOUR. The receipts have been liberal ana the
demand has been limited at dropping prices. The
sales Of the week comprise 5000 bbls. and looG
sacks at 81 for Common, IS oe@ss rs and So 81
for Fine j 50 75Ds2O 90 for SuperHne, and $ll 90
% Dbl. for Good and Choice Extra Yesterday 500
bags sold, at IS 5o9ss rs "a bbl. for Fine and
~ ~ fol snperfne. 6ss. n Z. ss"7
s Week's receipts, TO- TAO bbls.; exports, 90. /,
sF GoRN The receipts have been limited, meet
Ing with only a moderate demand; prices have
shown no material, change, The sales Of the week
comprised $500 sacks at s5c. for Mixed and White
Mixed and 90Ds5c. % bushel for White
n Week'sreceipts, 6s97 sacks exports, 600.
III Cow PEAS. The last sales were at 81 40 ID
sbnshel u "a; s5s + 4, 3.
aYHEzr The last sales reported were at 81 IS
s@s2 u hushel for Red and White. b III y
0ATs..l.. Theye haye been some small sales at
" 1b@sl IS % bushel. q NJ
BRAN, The sales for the week comprise 1900
sacks II 50 . 100 lbs. y
RYE . We notice sales Of 225 sacks at the re-.
5duced rate Of 81 Is and l5 at 81 80 % bushel.
y HAY We quote Southern Hay at s25@ss5 %
ton, according to quality, and notice sales Of 2oo
bales Grab Grass at s27 50@s53 90 and Is bale
Fodder d sss5 Saa tom s
PosE, There Is very little left on sale. Mess
Is retailing slowly at $a4sa5 o bbl Stock at the
Inspection Warehouses On the lat inst. ss2s bbla,
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\ 1uIsIAsA SUGAR kHFlsEsY Fos sAIu

r. r.
Fhai very desirable establishment situated on the left bank
zee Aessi9p pe2E the Government Wharf, and within
o. me CRY of New Orleans is offered as a good
2 capitalists wo nay be dssous aiding In ths
pan aud vel found having sngnes boilers vacE,
pam racnnes bone black furnace hers Inouds
Ample STORES aud yard cooperhge etc and IN c nh ths
toE carrying oh sngar Refinery Mossses Reho
ing On large scale With little addIttopa sxuete ,it
be easily converted into q Cotton MIL, - -
II hRs Hknff attached the I4svee with atsr
ArBa, I5'-"E ' VI SNAaH ~
Fol- further Information and for terms spuly "a e
r dls tftW BARFi r.; k11y;l " II II -, ~. -
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CATTLE mARRET..

~ JEFFERSON CITY, December n 1851
The arrivals during the week were 80 Western
and 1877 Texas Beeves, 1865 Hogs, So Goats, lost
Sheep and 1926 Veal Cattle. Amount of Stock sold
were 6s Goats at 50 y head, 90 Western and 1866
Texas Beeves, 1894 Hogs, s5s Sheep and sl6 Veal
Cattle Stock remaining on sale are 5sl Texas
Beeves, 65e Hogs, 794 Sheep and 80 Veal Cattle.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21
TO Bakers.

Ia "a ys@u ~. 4FE -----I =. MIA - .E.+g5
7s s7'. ~. aAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
/. - NJ. Cry HALL, Dec. IA lS5l,s
- no. To Bakers - The price OF Superfius
Flour being this day dollars fifty cents $40 50
per berrn bakers required give during the ensuing
week, commencing on MONDAY, i6hu inst, follows, viz
Second quality, No. q: 'Ig ~. ~ F' frF,pF
Fertg-elght ounces of bread for 20 cents z,i
Iwenty-iou ounces of bread for 10 cents:
Twelve ounces of bread for cents. ~ y= -g .e-
The loayes of the third qiaity or No must weigh ene
eighth more-th6t is TO say: - .--- 3' Hg7G
The % cent lonves, ffsyFGur ounces; Is - ,. d..
.. The 10 cent loaPes, tweEty.ke ven otnces; .-.,
E The cent loaves thirteen ounces 49,. --- X r.
N liz Bread OF the First Quality, Fancy Bread rnus be
made OF Extra Hour and the moi exceed in weight
one pound and shall be made baked stamped as REQUIRE
byordi5ance 70. 57S9. - . -- - - =
d2 Y ,.sis- JOHN r. NoNRnF -Naxor
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WarTE SULPHUR wAraR-
From the Whhe SulPbar SPRING.,

From the White Sulphur SPRING., .- 81. i-i
Va I .. 5REENHRIER COUNTY vTRc1Sr.
i - . - BOTTLEDf At THE SPRINGS " "a "a
This Company h4ys made giaat Iaofo a in ,I
s9nFre, For sals by the Agents. + = =, ~ - - az
..,llza, ,,,E5 WILSON, MA ssIEy Il CD 9.
@"'NsF -- ~. No y GkaYieg sEgeel
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Ilarlas satelligelas.
u CRESCENT QFFrcS. No. 10 Camp Street.
Saturday Morning. December n. 1851.
Arrived TeRtertsuY. ar. Szss %.

s5-si Arrived Rssterdng. M 47s3st,~.s
(. steamnoats. s ,r}S
Lafourche, Brown, I'm Vicksburg. "a .
Mary T, Dugas, fm Donaldsonvilie. '''
Gossamer, Forgay.fm Attakapas. ia
Iberyille, Gross, I'm Lobdell's Store. 81
Music. Dalferes, I'm Lafourche.
J A Gotten, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Empire Parish, Grant, I'm Lower, Coast. ,sss !.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

Notce hereby given that SATURDAY the 18th day of
tTnbe 1851 UI adjudicate ay Office l. O'Clock
d'6l2t @. W. CULBERTsoE. corptroIlor
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SPECIFICATIONS for the eontrDct fo,. an y
Y gng and cleaning Mepome Canal from CnInp 10 rrnd

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for dig
- siHs aud cleaning Mepome Caual from Camp DryGd
The aelpomege Canal from Camp Dyedas street. shall be
et II % H bo @ aug @ 70 s1%a!a % Of twenty fee! a the top e
OF the lowest ground at Dryades street. -
The sides and bottoms Of said canal ditch shall be nicely
cut and soohed off and dressed according TO the lines and
levels 70 be given by tha City Surveyor, aud ali dirt sup
en and shall bs the u lie cy the sides '
All bridges across said canal and ditch well all ratings
W the contractors shall be repaired by sad md s
naied IN their former condition previous The making Of any
The contractors shall bind themselves to have all dams con-
from backing into the streets of The city '' "1''t
The whole work shall be Under tile supervision of
me materials and labor required shall be furnished by the
The contractors shalt be to begin the work in Tie ten
aay following the approval of the adjudication by the Common
Council, and to complete the within sixty days asr
thereafter the same is not completed. ~. >.
Payment in cash the compilation Of the vhoJA tvor. AND
acceptance Of the 6y The CIV Surveyor anu
Security 70 az smoan of sl5Go shall be required to
Il well that In of failure ~ the contractors
od se III q e 4 e As m Re-
er which The work is being cued Council shall have
default reqed BY article g65 Of he GiT Code and Wh
@ 0ut TO court justice to snRu the and
ont indemnity and is also we'll understood that in t
shall al any time abandon the work finish and
contractors shall forfeit claims They may have for ay psr @
he me %Gk don hy them np The date of and the
or 1t also well understood in case The re-
sold the and their securities shall bB held and bound
PRICE H which the CONTRACTORS originally contracted TO perform
ae ~ork and the price at which be adudcaed
Bids to be per running acre of EOS feet for the whole work
New Orleans, December 13. 1851.
ApplSsea isnff y he hoUs Is f. PILE City iFvsyqr
Boards Of the Common Council e - 49,
EssRsd Es5ssRs$! j 5ASRs 22s DAVIS. ,oaarmen..
Registered December H. 1861 D..
-&,,.,,o., B. W. HEBRARD,
nty( (,nn-nt
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New 0rIeans Money market. i g.

Napofeo soysresps and Doubloaus range from losl5 a
Ct the legal fixed o the Confederste
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21
CoaPfRpLLER's OFFICE, CRY HALL, u
New Orleans, Dec. ID, 1851.

~. ,-"- r- = :. New Orleans, Dec. ID, 1861.
....-. mo. 5s0s.l 80.
Re'eef That the Comptroller be hereby authorized
TO eel 10 ihe lowest bidder days notiee in the Official
journal contract 70, digging and cleaning the Mepon1eue
canal from Camp 10 Dryaaes street he work performed
sccoreng 10 e in the Sarveyors se and
Common Council 500
tSignedl j.. MAGI0HI
, Hg 90 - President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
.. tSignedl S. p. DELABARKE "
.-, ~ President pro tenn. Board Of AderHen. q
s-' Signed JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

T .' O0kPTRoLLHR's OFFICE, }
e -. City of New Orleans, July I, 1885,
~ S.. tNo 2l29.1 ~. - =
u ESOLVED; That the Com ptroIler he and
~ he is hereby authorized required TO give notice by
anis advertisement in the official ournai st IN accpts
HtS e ninth section Of ordinance No. 49, approved Mnrch
5o M the Council VIII not any bill against city unless
contracted nndeI authority Of order FROM the
accerdsnee With the ordinance refarred TO- = = : -
tsisnedl = -II q L. TRACY 'p. ...
E. . President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
~ tsis1edI 5- iI's+. go l.. Fl. PLACE, e. ItTIT
5Fg,, = President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 28, 1885. '---~-,.-~-'- -
tSiRnedl JOHN Il. LEWIS. Mayor.
The Attention the officers the city su of the oubn Ia re-
spectfully called 10 the foregoing resolution. " -
,-. ~. 'af.'ta1 = . O. W. CULBERTSON,
1ylbH Comptroller City OF New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21
r ,EEDs' FoURDNY. NEW ogLEAgs

A ETtA sSf ;. :. y, LMPoR3 Err AND DgAIFB IN
T.; IN ~ y3 ats GE;!etr Stoves, Fire 6rsJes Psis OILS
- - 8"g'S'"ta7 e''eetS' oG3 &
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

Leaves on TUESDAY. the 3lst inst at O'clock p NJ
- -.-lL MEMPHIS AND NEW DTLEGhNS

IT, Paeke'-Regular faeKst fioF Memphis and Al ,ns
Bands - The fir class, swift packet Pew
II g, Landrum. master viii arriys here
snd be rcsdy receive freight Ausday nolg snd viii
leaves aboye. F0s freight pqsage apply board %
l5L |5. -|. fTHUE. KsFFE, I. ~ -
d2l' .'Stas7 1stE5E 25 iragiet street.
This boat connects ut Napoleon with teA paek cts for Ar
kansas and While rivers and Memphis with tie Memphis and
GhArr0n Rsroad taking freight for Charleston Savannah
N0rtnk. Nashville, etc .,,.l & - = - >
B iadin2 the Office of the agents nm To oe.t
The day Of departure -.gt f. 10, - ~f
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Reaish 0f tbe HlarAets far gsstt saaeea. sJale
oasssasr o,IIol. n. % canp strset, l

5sfs 81 = CKEsoENr OFFICE. No. 10 Camp street,
ls45s ss Saturday Morning, December 81 lS6l
| There was no material change in our general
market until the past day or two, when business
was unsettled BY the political news and anticipa-
lions Of the blockade being raised There has
been more inquiry for Cotton and Tobacco, with
but few sellers IN the market for the former and
none for the latter factors retiring their stocks
from the market. Sugar and Molasses have been
in liberal supply and good demand, but at easier
prices. Flour has been dull and dropping, Grain
has been quiet and Provisions have retaiied slowly
satpreyious rates. -!
The weather was clear and pleasant until the
past day Of two, when It was cloudy and rainy.
+ coTToS There has been more inquiry but
very iitsle effering at the ruling rates. We have
heard of no sales from the limited supply offering
or the spot; the last reported were at lie. for
4 sMiddling. On Monday 100 bales sold on planta--
tom deliverable here, at SIC. for Middiing. On
Tuesday $50 bales sold, for future delivery, at Sc
and 5oatsa, on Wednesday 500 at s. and on Thurs
day loo bales at &c. % b.. making total for the.
week Of 1900 bales. sscs &ys 3.s
4 sFATEsIEST OF COTTON. + ~
stccon hand lst September, 1861 bales l0lls
sssslysd sssysa ssassi g. 1891
/ Z IL. -. $751;, .5I2,il2
Exported yesterday s0D- 400
stoetoa hand Not cleared ..-s.....,.... l9li27
Tobacco. I'VE have heard of no sales except
ing SIS and 20 hhds at . There has been more
inquiry at previous rates. butfactors withhold their
stocks. 4 We quotefor reference as follows:s
gsetory Lpgs -:
lem Infsriof q Common
Fine. t
Choice and Selecians :. III ali
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO. 3ssg al
Stock on hand lst September 1861 hhds is 10,
sretssd Rcs,d siaes b4f
heeenea sests1eas ooO- 647
rx.,vt.a ,n,. 1866
Exported yesterday. '0Ss-4S bheI
s'9ek p i'saa Pot flsatsa 1901
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besveA every SATURDAY atbPN
NEW ORLGANS AND WICK S-


~ b bsrsG =. Mail LihtFnr DonalIspnSiile Plaq.
nsnne, Baton Rouse Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
Red Hiyst Landing, Fort Adams, R&tchaz Wats.
proof Rodney st. Joseph Grand Gu WarreHlou and Teks
ourg-fhe passenger steamer Lnfourche, J. ]. Brown
urdsy at o'oiecr T. NJ -.
"a %-p t3F J.J. PERSON & CO., Agents. 8. al,
ssis gs.t7 ,... Il CAroD2eet street.
and Charm for yasod river n ss1I'"--
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

x SUGAR. The receipts have been more liberal
and the demand being checked BY the interruption
81 railroad transp holders were compelled
70 make further concessions early In the week in
order to bring out buyers, and quite large bnsi,
ness done at the reduction. The sales of the
week embraced about $4,000 hhds,, the market
closing at the following quotations: Gs@s . .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

AYtaiI r, NJ.
- ~ MEMPHIS AND aEW ORLEANS
e. n Regular Mall Pseket-FoI Memphis and ail tbe
lenhs-Tbe fine Erst-elass regular passenger
packet steamer Prince OF Wales Capt .
Jas Lee s receiving lrght and viii leave Us above
For freight passage. apply on board, l5-.s- Nv
d20 AiyeffIslnz ''E I.:sn,
This boat connects at Napoleon with Tor
and White rivers aud At Memphis With the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

Leaves every WEnEEsDAY and SATUsD Az at6P " -
REGULAR RED RIVER low
- hWarer Semi Weekly Paoke, iInsTn place Of the
steamer Raptes - For Alexandria Nnnons
HoroHs and all intermediate autIipgs-The hBe
s afHghs pesseagsr steamer ERA No. G. ]. BarSow,
And Era No s, q. Il. konns master leaves every We'd
nesiay at z. NJ. for the above sEE' : 49, * -
ConntG ing regularly at Alexandria with the very 9ht draft
steamer Era No. taking freight through without delay for
hISFeport 5rand bayou Ga!pte Grand Ecore ST. Maurice
toe ana all Intermediate landings. For freight or passage
applyon board. = - y F"'F7s
Ia 10 ,- -VIRGINIUs @. DENTZEI.,
,-n- .---- VIA Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21
e. DR. BELDEN's OPINION,

Samuel Davis Esq.; "-' y A7's'
Dear Sitt truh that Dr.. shermans Truss as applied bv
hm W give ree' more efectuay than any other have
@ rs ee S9 y snre salstacton know Of several cured
~ use OF y and the mixture Recommend YOU q, eel ona
upon the fitting. ~%ff r. BEIDFS I'M" n WsSpgsa'' "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

saERMAN respectfully informs raptured nersons
y lhose having rqpred slaves that TO The n
snd may De found at his oce. No. 10 ST. Sr EEi
Ae prepared relieve s cases Of ruppr
AfiYR MIXTURE, ~ ArS %, 90 s'iH ~ w I21t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

Notice is hereby given that MONDAY the 2sd day Of
pecember lSe will ad1udIeae, at ooe u O'Clock
! dl67t G. W. CULBERTsoN Comptroller,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21

Stock on hand Ist September, 1851. ... hbds is lal
hsce'sea Yesterday. ,.rs,.t-..s:....,. ou BAT
s.x.os -, 1867
EsApoflea s'nce. 600
Exported Yesterday ,,........,..s. o6s-.2 se6e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-12-21
sty AAYoRALTY NE NEW ORLEANS,
- vs GSS Hall, Decenber l6, 1861
Common Council OF the City Of, New Orleans.
'@ .'F'a' No. 5S26.l .Sss
mo. 5sa7.l

AN ORDINANCE to establish uniform rate Of taxes and
hcenses en- professions, cangs and business and On
carriages. hacks days and other vehicles for the yr
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09

f-TTlI0 i Iti lt y "
susprSDkD ASrAAtros---The follow following
case n ot D uulure that is met with oeca'
,iOuallyZfrsaasntly enough to harrow tie
soul with the thought Of premature burial
and to guard against hasty intermsnis
Yet notwithstanding such ndmon''o"S'
ina m6i6rity Of instances, whore tlie eire""
stnnee do not require it, 0o see ." a'"''''
indecent hast to obrust thefe'nalDS y 49,
msaa ,,so5as nader the gravel and out Of
IN, stsn me breath hos not len the bo'
toa,s We never hear Of such haste
-, ni,ba shoadet, and breath theleqr''fe's' f'
Ian ,bet If we enjoy Tie love Of a soul o"
III ,bat love may be shown in giving oor
s,or,nI remains Sufficient iine.to cool after
,bo breath shall have left them, before com
mining them to their narrow resting place
funi'''"o Ed, TIL
Recently a little girl, daughter
Of Mr.. Wilson, Of Syracuse y, I,
syas'sick from severe fever, when
sbe took a sudden relapse and to
I'M appearances died. Although
cold. the body was not still, but
rs timber as in life Every syhp-
rom was that of death, and SO the
family believed, Arrangements
were made, the body was washet
and clothed in its grave habhl
ments, The corpse was LAID ou
on a table, and tue friends OF th
family wended to the house wher
deceased lay, to sympathlzo wit
the mother in her bereave ment,
coffin was ordered and the dea'
notices prepared for the newsp
pers, but 10 !! and behold, about
O'Clock that evening the suppos'
dead child made a truly terri
scream, and the next moment b
~aan to breathe. Heavy persp
alton poured off the body in gre
quantities, and the pa'e, mari
form assumed a healthy, red q
spearahce. When the "dead" CHI
screamed, those present exec
the mother, became greatly alarl
ed, and ran out Of the room. i
mother rushed to the body, c
closed it in her arms, and reno
ed it to a bed in the side roo
The family physician was lmm
diately sent for, and the partl
alarmed about the house, grad
ally resumed their stcadines
nerve. The physician arrive
and applied proper restorative
and the child is now in a fair W
of recovering. This is truly
singular case. One step mc
and that child would have be
incarcerated in a tomb. !
deathly arrangements about I
house were soon cast aside, a
cheerfulness took the place
tears and sadness.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09
I1L rs ALL WE CLAIM ~
Mothers Try 1t !

A., % r mo oDpec, 10 detect the illness or decline not
v Of our before be too late but Also your sons
and husbands for while the former from false decncy oten
90 down to premature grave, rather than let the conut9n
bo known in ne the latter often so mixed up win he
mi OF business that Il not they TOO
vonld ry e In tile same downward Iah, until II u 700 ale
t set their fatal fall But the mother is always vgan
ami "a yu we confidently nUpea for we are sure onr
faing affection will unerrngy point you TO tlNE MO0D
EEsToRATTyE CORDIAL AND BLOOD REN0NAlslh
The remedy which shoud Re always hand ~ time o. neeo
| "a Il WoOD promietor 444 Broadway, New York; an
ma Market street. ST Louis Mo- and sold by all good ngus
ts P,iee one Dollar per Bottle. Sold in Ashtana 6y
lsow1y5s3 hbNDNh O WI WI ~-'-'- ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-11-09
Woods Hair Restorative.
THE ONLY PREPARATION hav
l. ing poos strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

For Statesmen Judges, Editors Physicians Of the oldest
schools well give it sanction ana
scalp aud an all have nsed IT, unite in testifyns
that will preserve the lair from briug gray and from fall
ing TO any age we'll restore. Read the following =
OAK GROVE 8. c.. June oath, 1858.
ProF o. !. woop Dear sir:-Your iair Restorative Is
rapidly gaining popularity in this community. have had
occasion to lay prejudice aside, and give your Hair ReStoa-
Dive perfect test:- ...#
tuinc the year 1854 unfortunate to be thrown
from, nav suky against the roadside ffom which
nv head received most ter ile blow causing great deal
Of irritation Which communicated to the brain and external
surface of the head from the effects of which my hair
finally destroyed the entire surface Of the head From
the tire rst discovered its dopping, however, mp TO e
tune toa disappearance, employed everything could
ihink OF being professional man myself and, thought
understanding the nature Of the disease but was finally de-
| fea'ed in every prescription advanced
These and other circumstances induced to resort to
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ever saw, for Which certainly owe you my most sincere
nedy to all inquers moreover shall my Influence,
which faitcr myself to say, is not little
GU oas e puVT per% 1psT rpspcetfy. NJ WRIGHT n
Office Of the Jeiersouian, PhillTp, Ya,Dec- l2,.5s.
Dear IL feel Il my duty well my pleasure to state
you following circumstance, which you can use as you
bk proper gentleman Of this place-a lawyer-has been
pHed TO wear wig. lie induced to bottle ef your
Hair Restorative which he liked very much and after using
some two bottles his hair out luxuranty AID
has handsome head Of hair. The geueinan name
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uent give il TO you at the request ot Mr. Brad.od fon
sell geat deal of your Hair Restorative 10 this and ad-
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Yours de, THOMPSON SURGbNOR'
DR. WooD: Bear sir:-Pernt to express the obliga
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original color about time Of my arrival in the o. States
rapidy becoming gray but upon the application OF
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consider your Restorative very wonderful invention, quite
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The Restorative is put up bottles Of three sizes viz
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tails o one dollar per bottle the medium holds at least %
mt n
dollars er bottle the large holds quart 40 per cent more
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roR sTArE sMEN JUDGES, cLERGTMEN

l
ada, and Gentlemen In all parts Of the world testify to the
efficacy Of Prof o. Woods Hair Restorative ana
of the Tres are unanimous In its praise tew
onv can be here given circular for more ana ~ wan D
''pO''''' A. Wall street New York. Dec 2Otli, 1858.
c,v, YonT note of the 18th inst, has been reeeiv-
"a syng trt YOU had heard that had been benefited by
the use Of woods Hair Restorative and requcSng my cer'
award to you eneeruly, lecNuse thinkh DUR
is 50 the cor Of ny hair auburn sPa n g"
and the scalp The crown Of my head to ose Us
and dandru to form S npnb abcn. months since fourth was
added To them by hNir falling oil the top oil my head ana
re- ts predcaren induced to try Woods
Hair restorative mainly to arrest the falling oh o my har
for had really expectation that gray bair couu ever
to its original color except from cyes w "T
ever greatly surprised tn find af er the use ot TWO oo1 m
w. that not only the falling of arrested bnt the cnor way
csorrd 10 the gray hairs sensibiiy to the scalp and
danru ceased to form my head very nncn 70 'e a s n
fcaon of my wife, at Whose solicitation ""S
For this. among the many obgaiirn owe to her sex,
of bc Nye 70 profit ty my example ard use it II growing
gray or getting bald. cry respesfEtNs'gt AyESpER
To o J. Wood & Co., 444 Broadwoy New York
Ny family absent fem the city aud am no logger al
-'o - Sianiaston, Ala, July goth, 1853,
To Pnop 0. ]. woon Dear Sir: Your .liair KeSo'a t
tive has ee my harso murh go"d since conmcncen tut
se Of r. that wish make known TO the pubic Of its e
fct ON ihe hair which great man or woman may De
nearly deprived hair, and by resort to your Har heSo
aye the hair will return more beautiful an ever d" e''
trlly. NJ. II.
p You can rnLsb tie above if you like, BY publish
inr in our Southern papers you will get moro patronage sonh
see several your certificates ia the NONE 9sre@y'
stror Southern payer w ~ U''
Woods Hair Restorative.
| PROF o. j. Woon-Dear Sir: Having bad the misfortune
N lose the best portion of my hair, from the effects OF t
yellow fever New Orleans in lS5 induced TO maxi
trial your preparation, and found 1t 20 answer as h'
ycrv thing needed Nv har thick and glossy and nc
words express my obligations to you in giving TO the at
Gcted sucl a treasure FINLEY JOHNSON.