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HR. cuIrTENuEN's POSITION,

The Wa bington correspondent Of the
Is j . Ecs4,aq Post says
SIR. Crtt5ndon. of Kentucky, has very
many warm friends in this city, but has
-aecch at Lexington last week has mortified
and anrered them. The speech gives very
rr.rer indication that Crittonden viii follow
The dissraccfll path Of Bell. lie is against
the war, tor compromise, and If the latter
IS found inrg-sibie, is for Kentucky The
.ag, that a. son Of Mr.. Cuttenden's is fight
r.. the battles of rebellion, may somewhat
eject his rariotism-certainly he has ma
Jriaily changed his position within month
some trouble l. expected from bis presence
,n the House ui Representatives. lie gives
.u. that hc Viii not vote a dollar ior the war
mill his last winters compromise be adort-
81. aud he uuqaestionably 4neans to raise
anew tie CIV OF compromise in Congress.
Ifs will Gni but handful Of supporters
~. such Is his position before the country,
AID especially IN Congress, thar If he de-
.r.nfs hearing it VIII be accorded to hm.
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legal Notices.
WILL PRESENTER.

STATE OF -ERMONT, 2To "a rsrsos
- DISTRICT OF eRsvp I~LE. S. interested in
in the estate Of DANIEL U0AG, late e Grant
Isle, in said District, CTectiac.
At a Probate Court hcl len at North Hero, with :
II and for said District, tho 2itl day Of Ja1s
A. y 1851, an Instrument IN wTiti1z. .1rp11ti19
to be the last v III and Testament Of Daniel H0a.'.
late Of Grand Isle, il -ail district dscaassd, va
presented TO tho C,urt Aforesaid for probate.
Ami 1t IS o.ls-el BY said Court. that Tho l3ta
day of July next az ny dweL.pg-Louse in NORTH
Hero, NJ 10 c'-lO-k Az, be assigned Ter proving
said Instrument. and that notice thereof be SiTea
to all persons concerned, by publishing this o-js,
three weeks suc,essjve,y "a tho Free Press, aar--
paper printed % iVria-- .. rrerlIs % the nee
app intel
Therefore You ars hereby r1ticI 20 a2nc7T b.
ure SAID Court, &c tic -.iac and place arorasa'i
'' e'o'e't the Probate o. said "li, IF you Ct.
,, U-'.n e,ai.e m hand. OF North Here r IL
''S'i'' ,ut- -ith dav Of Jane, 4. D.IScI
N'-"' AUGUSTUS hNIGUT, Jaisc.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28
HIRAM L. ErNEDICT,s ESTATE

- pointed by the Honorable tho Prob7-e
Court fer the District OF Chi,tenien, Commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims
and demands Of an persons, against the estate
OK HIRAM q. BEN EDICT, late Of Undsrhili, IN
said District, deceased, representei ilsolvont and
also all claims anu demands exhibited in Offset ther.
%; AMI siX months from tc day Of tho late hereof
being allowed by said Court for that purpose, sc
do therefore hereby give notice, that we viii a.
tend % the business Of our appointment, Ss tie
dwelling Of DELANA BENEDICT, in UnGerhli
III the sail District, on the 18th days o.
July add November next, az 10 O'clock, 4. n,
4 each " said days.
Dated this ION day ofJuac. a. =. 1861.
A. y. CLARK.
THOMAS W. THOR, 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

NJ THE SUBSCRIBERS. Heri7r been @,
pointed by Che Hono-1hi2 THE p r-.
Court ior the District Of -li-t-~. N-o.
ers 20 receive, eyal.ar ord adjust tae e--.-- ar.
demands OF a- n,--r--. g.. cs-t-r --
HEOAG SHAW. late Of F.-.1 f. --l Di---i...
deceased. represented inzolve~- aoI e'.a s.
claims an demands exhibited io Offset .-er-l-
and six months froI the ily .. .-1 't-c
being allowed by saii C.arr .-5 IT,. -....-c, g..
do therefore hereby give notice, ,la- we viii at
tend 20 the business of oar aDp1i1'-.a-. $50 t'-
dwelling of LORAIN SHAW, in Ts=ex ~ s.si-
District. on the fourth Wednesdays of Jriv snl
December next, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, o1 e.sl o.
said davs.
Dated this tiirI d1v Of Juc-, &. ID. 1861.
JULIUS SHAW, r.-.-.-...-.-.
l.. A. BISHOP. s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

WE TIE SUBSCRIBERS, ha-iu- been ~
w pointed b. the Honorable TIE Probate
Court Tor tho District Of Chittondon, Commission
ers to receive, examine and adjgst The claims Of
ali persons, gains. ,ho estate of FRANKLIN ".
CRANDALL, late of Tiiacsbl-gi in said District
deceased, Represented insolve1;. and also all
claims and demands exhibited in Offset thereto;
and six months from the day Of the date hereof,
being allowed by sail Court for that purpose, vo
10 therefore hereby give notice, that we viii a..
tend 10 tho busirrsi os our appointmsl-, at tho
Inn Of T. W Posi-. in IIinesburch. in said MS
trio', % tie second TUESDAYS of July and 40
yember nest a.. D O'Clock, 4. r., on each Of said
days
Dated this 25th day Of Ncv, a. -. 1851.
ELMER BEECHEH, : r-----.--.-..-,
j. F. MILES,
Fsrr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28
BALTIMORE, jane -

BALTIMORE. June -.
\ letter from Williamson, dated Friday
night SAYS that Col. Bowman and Mr.. Chase
were hung at Martnsburg yesterday as spies.
A despatch from Hagerstown however says
they are yet in Jail
The Chicago TINS special Cairo CORES
pendent SAYS it is automatically stated that
1000 Missouri Rebels were tPoict Pleasant,
$ | miles below Cairo for Memphis on Thur,
day.
Hon $ W Burnett, the secession cludi-
date for Congress in the lst district OF Ken
tucky has 4 900 majority. Two years ag)
he had over 900 majority.
The Triiune has intelligence that Captain
Prince with 400 regulars marched fromKan-
sls City to Liberty, No. on wednesday
last, 10 disperse Camp of 500 Rebels under
Brjgadior Gen Morin.
On Thursday the Rahel+ hearing Of the
approach Of the forces q Capt Prime broke
up their camp and scattered in ev.rv tiran-
ton. Capt Prince took possession Oh. The
town, aud captured tho priae.al i.a-
ISIS including Gen. Norm. Al TOOK the
oath OF allegiance, bat Cen. Norm, who're
mains a prisoner 4 Home Guard Has -l-u
organized AMI armed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

~ GUILD give notice that he has returned
w from the HOSPITALS OF EUROPE, aud
will resume the practice Of Medicine sll Surgery
at Montpelier.
- OFFICE CORNEE STATE AND Balm Srs
DR.. R. is now fully prepared to operate for tho
cure of Epiphora or Watery BYE; also for Opacity
Of the Cornea, b. the rev method now so sue
cessfully practiced in The Opthalmic Hospitl!s Of
London and Paris.
Montpelier, Vt, June >, 1851. wJgm6.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28
W,sn1NcrnN .Inne %

The panic which has prevailed in this
city for the past few weeks in re1ard to an
expected invasion Of the capital by the rebel
forces, is now altogether dispeiled.
Gen. Beauregard is busily engaged in
defending his position against an expected
advance from Washington
All cf,r,s to induce Bsauregarl 10 dis
charge Union men pressed into The service
of the rebels ara without effect.
The rebel forces are falling back again
aud Jenna is now fres l.1m tl.ir RI i,..
All continues quiet bore.
Argument iron W.-c9ns.o reIchct tHIs
city last night
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

htDhILN- Nh. . uLio -.
j Maryland secessionist direct from Win
chester Yesterday morning reports that the
main body Of tie confederate army lately at
u4rp.-'s Ferry, g. tie number II about y,
Coo, ar, .taloaed on the FAIR Grounds near
the city. The rorai1ie- are established al
Bunker Hill. Ramney, and at q poin5 near
CharlestoUa Ia represents the men as well
fed, and ferocly eager for battle. The health
Of the troops is generally coed
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28
ErPUDIATIoSs

Meath ragged palmetto q SoutheT ne, 81
\ r,s;..;n, lie band Of his Panama NAT
. 80. a. II ,hten his mind Of a lc4d,
~. tn5oroia, die words Of the following o'e
p. ~ Cor mig ser, an5 OF Tor WHIP
nj 80 /. egcstl:l a.d Oh for o niPi
~ i,T. ga Al u 3 GREELEY AL beeeAe,5
a., for a caltliD. and Oh ~ snip
49, for, Gao Il aiegers casa !riS
sra so he kept ia -ing for waAt nc Lag III
Not oontented with owing Ter eli 'A~' Az NteN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

Wv lUaA, JII' y : y /. U
Tie second Vermont Regiment arrived at
Ne" York this morning ac 6 o'clock and
were marched directly to the barracks at the
Park. The SOUS Of Vermont IN New York
have prepared "a reception which will
worthy OF themselves and the Regiment.
The colors will be presented at clock,
aud at 3 the Regiment VIII proceed to Wash
inston, arriving about Q o'clock-passing
early through Baltimore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

A s,as. Convention ri tie Republicans Of
Grand Isle C,ulf~ vu b. held at tao Court
Hoa-o "a 9th Hcr ID aturlay Tho 18th day Of
July next at 10 o'-'-e2 4 81. to nominate can
diiats fr SENATOR. ord al.o candidates for all
other County cfi-e.z, % b. saPported at the en-
suing election. Ill who are in favor Ct the Con
stitutioa and the Union, aal Of sustaining the
Federal Government in its efforts to suppress
rebellion and put down treason are cordially in
yited to attend.
s 81 + H us S594s osr''y Com
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

dispatch to the HergH says offensive
movements win doubtless be deferred until
after the meeting OF Congra5s, when Prcpa~
rations VIII be perfected along the wh0!; line
from the Potomac to the Mississippi.
Ihirty-four Kentucky comPauics ha71
been rendered to the government.
The War department has been Informed.
that Col. Stone has entered Harper Ferry,
and is amply able to hal4lt
report current '-.t Alexander H..
~trpheU~ l- dead.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28
STFARN'S & CO.'S
q l. \ E ERIN E SOAP

"# Make Table Linens Snowy White
ho,els, BOARDING Houses, Dining Halls, and Res
tn p N all Large cities use it on this account
~ H"o -oPrietor Of tie Delaney Dining Saloon
Ne" 1or5' says: g use a largo number Of f,b{.
el'f7S, ana u has been a uatter og surprise to ra
that, wan 50 small quantity Of soan as Is us,d
they could be made perfectly clean and white
For his department alone 1 6n5 your SOAP inraI-
liable"
scll by all Grocers, anI h, sryARvs co
Commercial Street, mar S5s - So. -
vj2Ei
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

Information has been received at Pickens
that 900 of Bragg's forces had left. and
provisions We're very scarce also that all
the heavy guns have been taken from Fort
McRae and placed in water batteries.
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Next Of Hin Wanted :

Hundreds OF Millions rOunds Sterling.
~ CHANCERT, BANK OF ENGLAND, &c.
4 vaitin, claimants. A Catalogue Of the heirs
and names Of those to whom letters should be a. IL
dressed in England, will be sent post free, on re-
ceipt of 60 cents, in stamps, or two for 81. Oil
claims must be presented No once. References
A. X. Hill, Boston; }. Burnham, Chief Of Po-
Ice, Hsvcrhi.I Address
". W. s. ORBETON & CO.,
wtIn3 Enx 80. Pot Oncc Enslan Aasg.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

The steamship P4rkersburg arrived this
morning from the mouth of the Mississippi.
Peasac5lA and Key West.
She reports the lrisaa Sabine, gunboat
Huntsville, aud st1-osh:n Release anchored
of Pensacola
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uOlkSE LOST.

O5T IN JonesviIe, (supposcd to have -truyss
- Fl II p9sture) e boo-taiicd chestnu, horse.
ith white STAR 10 his face and roau nose, and with
small bone SPAWN on LETT hind leg Any inform
at.o1 re his whereabouts will oe Thankfully re
c.ived and duly rev ardei by
JOE ANTOINE.
Eiccacai. june H., 1s5l wswx
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

PRIVATE FAMILY residing in pleasant
- looition IN the village, desire TO ac,ommo-
date a few per-ons with table board. Desirable
rooms CA also be furnished for two bcarderc
Address Box 3, ? o. Burlington, y.
.rl9r2
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEt HAIR

DYE VIZ. A. BACHELORS HAIR DfE-fHs
= m, Rrs,le,s x-i Reli15le Dye hHo~i
All otbers arc mere limitations, and should be
,,oi1cd if vo,. wish to escape ridicuic.
c,ov reI. or rusty lair dyed instantly 10 q
bo,rtitu1 ard natural brown or bl-cz,w without tn
le.st ipjarT to bair or skin.
Fifteen medals and di2.ona5 have been aw
ed to Wul. A. Bachelor since 1899, aad over ? >,
600 applications t,.vo been made to t5s hair Of
the patrons Ct bis famous Dye
WIN. i. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color
not 70 be distinguished from nature, and is mar
ra7te4 not to injure in the least, however long
may be continued. and the i'll effects Of bad Dyes
remedied Tho hair Is invigorated for life by this
splendid De, which is properly applied at No.
IG Bond Street, New York.
Sold in sla the cities and towns Of tho United
states, By Druggists and Fancy Goods Deal
ara.
The Genuine hss the mama William A. Batch =
: or,' and address upon steel plato engraving,
CT tho forr Csdes Of each box.
Wholesale Factory, 81 Barclay St..
J.. dsvlY Late 253, Broadway, New York.
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COUNTY The call for the
Republican County Convention Of Chitten-
dcu Co. IS IN our paper of to-day.
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CHARLES }. ALGER.
Attorney s Counsellor at Law,

Lie, Fire and Marine Insurance 4g.Hl,
Office with Hon. Asabel Peck, Burlington, Vt.
Wiz
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EANDERSON * LANEKCAN
ANDREW IATEEt3AN. and
!. g.. TEOYET 4 90.

!. G.. iOTET Il 60.
- THESE thrcc extensive Laboratories have
been cons ,3iJa-ed AMI viii he conducted By Z. Z.
SAADEbSON, rs tho "Etr.l Laborat5rjcs,7 with
ia Gre combined talent, experience and resources
of t-e three establishments. Any article known
iU fyr,tu'auic Art, from the Patent Safety Match
al sad ir-t Premium Co!1red Fireworks e. o Dis
play ot Ten Thousand Dollars, can be furni he'd
ut short notice. Dealers in Fireworks, Committees
-Jr cities or Towns, ant Private Individuals wish
lag any tLil, from % thoasa4d T-rpedaes at IS
cents FL. % III Do. E0chct WIN ind It uaItict tIly
....la.' ,c..s TO calf ou our Agents,
HOLDEN, CUTTER q 90.
l' thar L1gc JTH9'..1l WarsD4se, % g. So
F.i.4', y l07, Ill, lis Coeg5ess 81. Boston.
Also. Retail Depot, 149 Washington ST., Iioycg &
Cos Old Stand.
Price List sent free 10 all wishing *.
- e 0GcT 10 Wholesale and Retail, all The
variety q urge and small works known in tbe
Pyr technical Art. all warranted of superior
quality.
lJ,CO0 Boxes Best India Crackers, No. l, gold
cncp.
400 Extra Double Headers.
zoo old &c, (can si7e) entirely
new.
- Gases Jostic or slow Matol.
Ten Million Torped7es, from g. cents 90 IS cents
peg -.
~ Gross Balloons, all sizes aud col5rs.
40 Gross American Flags, all sizes.
Gne Million Pulling Crackers, &c, &c. &c.
dawtjyt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

i oath OF allegiance, bat Gen. I'In, who're
mains prisoner. \ Home Guard @as o. 10
! organized AMI armed.
Wa~UNcToN, Jane D.
Operations continue lively, hut 20 'ri'1s
collision is expected just now.
The Government bias assured johnson and
Etheridge that the Union mso lo iea"
shall be aided and sustained
Great activity Epreyll5 in Washington
Large bodies of trJ.ps are passing iu-f fr-
GINA every day !, is believed tu4t tn
Navy Department made an average % all
bids for gun boats awagJiu. them e. com
tractors who viii build v i wi.hjn sixty
day.
Baltimore, Though apparently 4--+., IS
fro frs. ,na;r3+,on4.of amy outbreak G.u.
Bank. has ora ~, &, -.e,l tn. city from FIX.
NcITenrr-ar.I ,,iI, 81, IL.
S,,srrl mar, .f.afI. ID. Navy Y.rii-.v.
been found died With .ay.as..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-06-28

We learn on excellent authority that the
Bavaria recently arrived brought between
eight and ten thousand stand Of arms.
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RAILWAYS RENOTAIGNG
RESOL\ENT.

RICH, PURE AND HEALTHY BLOOD 81
CURED 10 ALL-L7,osg, NyDaiiis, Oh Sores,
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RADwAT's EEyOVAr1EC EEs0LyEST separates
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little sores erUptions, bols and tumors IL clears
the skin restores elasticity to stifened joints and
replaces corruption with sound flesh. The REsoL-
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
Are the only Vegetable Substitutes TOR Cdlon'ei
Mercury and Quiaine.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS are giving the
death-blow to all mineral cathartics. They oper-
ate invariably within six hours. No wholesale
doses are required. One PiH is often sufficient,
and more than SIX are never necessary. Dyspep-
sia bilious complairts. and every disturbance Of
the bowels. stomach and liver. are controlled and
cured by this llatDroachI5ls family laxative.
Railways Regulating Pills are superior to all
other Pills OF purgative medicines in use-they
possess virtues that all other Pills deficient in,
viz. during their process Of purging they impart
TO the diseased and exhausted body noUrishment
and strength the longer you continue 70 take these
pills, the greater you increase in strength. In
dies suffering from sexual difficulties, irrcgulari-
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suffering from nervousness. reslesness, bad dreams
may rely upon sound and healthy sleep by taking
one Of Railways Pills on going to bed.-Price IS
cents
Railways Remedies are sold by Druggists eve.
Iywhere
RADWAY { CO., g John Street, y. Y.
June 6. dSwlm
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News of the W eek.
BY Telegraph TO ;he Dniiy Free Pre-

81 LOUIS. Tuesday, Is,
The Democrat has Just received the follow.
/ Ing despatch from Jefferson City; Mr.. Cor
don. Of 81. Louis and other gentlemen from
/ above give the following account Of the bat
/ tie Of Bonneville
! General Lyon landed tour miles below
/ Bonneville and opened A heavy cannonadf
! against the reb-l-, who rctrcated and dis
( Iers-d int tie alilc,nt wood, whence, hid
/ den by bueaas and trees. they opened brisk
hire On our troops
General Lyon then ordered a hasty retreat
20 the boats and the rebels encouraged by
This movement, rallied and followed the
troops into % wheat field.
Gen. Lyon halted, faced IL, troop, ab9u.
aud bringing tac whole force OF his artillery
to bear, opened q murdcrou- fire on the re
b5ls, three hualrei OF whom were killed
and the balance fed in ali directions, leaving
tae'r -FEs oH Tie field.
General Lyon then moved forward and
t1gS possession Of Bonneville General
l'riee So. taken with violent diarrhea at the
/ beginning Cd tho battle, and WAS taken on a
steamer ami carried 10 his home ia Clara
t.u.
Gov. JACKSON viewed the battle from a dis,
SAINT hin and a.l Tor parts unknown after
tie defeat u his forces.
There is great rejoicing among the Uujon
uea h,fc ana She Stars and stripes are
ao!>,eI .u the Capitol; guns were fired and
tAo S-dr NWnEl1G Banner was played ly Ic-
g,molt4I bands
john Fitzpatrick. one @, tha most violent
-aces>iou'ss of the State TOOK tie oath ol
a.!ag'Huc E. the tuitei States Goycrum emit
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
~ Reading ma,sero on FIRST Page.
GO TO THE POLLS!
Freemen of Tennessee, go
to the Polls and Vote for
CONVENTION 'and for
ANTI-CoERCIoNCAN CANDIDATES.

BLANTos DUNCAN, Esq, Of Louisville aoore'''1
the citizens of Nashville last night at the COur'
House. His speech was able, convincing anu eau
quent All who heard it were thrilled py us pa
triotic and eloquent sentiments.
We regret that there was an lnterfuP'-oN "
clamorous mob while Col. DUNCAN vas speaklng'
calling on the audience to 60 to the Market hsnse
TO attend Union meeting, which reflects 10 creui'
upon our city
Col. DrNoAv said if this was the manner Of
greeting strangers in Nashville, he must be per-
mitted to express Eis profound thanks he pre-
eeeded wilboat further interruption.
Wewere pleased to see the most profound atten-
tOn given to the speaker by about one Thousand in
teresed auditors after the withdrawal ef the roTd
element. His remarks were ilterspersed with CO.
pious extracts from the speeches Of Hr. Bell, all Of
which strengthened the positions assumed By Col.
D. He spoke in high terms of Mr.. Bell, whose
claims he had urged in the late canvass. We could
but wish be had had Mr.. Bells late speech ct the
CAPITOL from which to extract by way of contrast.
After Col. DUNCAN closed his able and elcquen:
appeal for our rights, Col. Cox, Of North Carolina
made abort but forcible speech in favor of South
crn rights, appealng to Tennessea1s to sustain then
sister States in demanding and obtaining full guar
antees, or with them form Southern Confederacy-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-09
THE
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urnRruY or ANY CONFIDENCE EoR
REsroRrNG THE BALD AND GRAY.


RESToRrNG THE BALD AND GRAY.
NEANY since the great discovery of Prof Wood have s
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forced to leave ed its resess sway Read the oneW
ingi- - ~. 1-.,, Is,h Isso
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1876 Concerning Hair Restorative, and Wadhyou
have vicinity and elsewhere, has gwen use 70
inquiries touching the facts In the case The
The second 1t true Of all therein contained
third hair still continue to be N goa 1Ice An ~
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whiskers, and the only cause WY Us no. ~ =,
face used By Epng the lace IN eose
with the whsker the same result Wl oLoH as Ts n
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good much fraud in the manufacture and Sae o.
compounds well as this II mas no oouDe
only without any gooo enec ouI
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old hair In head or on my race ana 20 PtoIe
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shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, Ss
| yours p,v X Nny 90 1883
The Restorative is put up bottles Of three Sizes viz. large
medium, and small the small holds Prf 1 s sot more IN
proportion the SMALL retails for ~ per noIe ae
h quart % per cent nee "A Broadway
we'll known; Mar et, st. Louis Mo- ana 500 oy an
gv and Fan Goods Dealers; ~ sTs11 p,u Sy
Even, Pendieton Co.'S and retained OS Gt ,5ily
| haure in the United States LteSA-S