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The New York herald., 1862-10-11

Peoples Union County Convention.
NOMINATIONS FOR SURROGATE AND SUPERVISOR.
meeting OF deegatsss Of the Peoples Onion party was
held In the Central Committee Rooms Union square,
last evening, for the purpose Of putting In nomination
gentlemen to m the position OF Surrogate and Supervisor
ExAlderman Robert L. Darrayh was appointed chairman
and Nr. L. Dege secretary.
Certificates were handed in from twelve districts and
On tho roll being called thirty delegates answered to their
names.
The Convention then proceeded 70 nsminste gentle,
man W Oil the position OF Surrogate, whsn David r.
Jacques OF the sx,een,h ward received the unanmous
nomination Of the Convention.
WALDO HrTcsN6s then addressed the meeting Ia refe
In the qualifications Of the gentleman they mad
nominated for the important position Of surrogate pay
Ing him high compliment his character, only as
lawyer, but ciiizcn, and the efficiency with witch
be discbaFged his duties when the assistant OF Mr. Brad
ford.
The Convention afterwards proceeded 10 nominate q
gentleman for Supervisor Tue following names we're put
In noinination--
William Tucker, Samuel b. Ruyglss,
Theodore A. Ward, sheridan Shook,
Robert l.. Darrsgh, James A. Briggs.
On a vote being taken, Mr.. William Tucker or the
Eighth ward, was declared unanimously nominated.
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Family Market Review.

The principal articles Of family marketing we're quoted
Al Washington market yesterday at the following prices
Prgf.--Hoss,ng pieces lie a i3c rer ID. slroins,
12c. lic.; ROAD Zoe a 12c coarse rieces, &C. 5c
MOTION ore1hErtcr. be- Sc hind luarter sc. 10c.
Nrti-iofclu1ftcr, g., hindquarer Sc.
IOtLfRY ASD CAMS bowl, l2c I4c.; turkeys, 14c
1Cc chickens, o2c. " per pair; partrdges, SIC si
Icr pair geese, 81 20 q 81 10.
NEsEi EiAafEs.-tauilowers, 12c a 1ic per head cab.
bagcs, sc. &C. tomatoes, I2c. per hal peck.
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sales or Raal Esfass.

The influence Of The movements 10 currency has In
degree reached real estate. There has been more
doing within two or three weeks than has been witnessed
within the same time FOR months past aud generally AZ
prices which could not previously have besn Obtained
since The war commenced Mr.. A. II. Muller sold ysster
day the following vacant ois which, considering the
locality and the times, brought full prices viz
lot SD st., 100 feet east Of Lexington ay Al $40
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CITY POLiTiC

Nomination OF General John COchrane
for Congress.
The Seymour Association OF the Seventeenth ward
nominated General John Cochrane for Congress last
ming General Cochrane at present serving the army
under General Mcclellan.
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
Nssskt-soamshfp patirc--J Burnsidns and servant
DAnpg, fatnslri, } Turtle, 7 DIitiL
NArAsoRos--s Ste. ~ sbir Labunn-F MeNanns F,rrap
Cross Semurs, Crvibeis, u wilkins, ID y Rogcrs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A NroKAKI AYAsH.-wnAr is ouXJAn wALLAn,..

IA
This WORLD RENOWNED TURKISH NrRy5yE ouress
ianeuisiey Nervous Affections, Ahcunaiisn Nenflria
Epilepsy, Psipltson OF the Heart. servous nrhilily
Hesdscne, snrersedrs opium, mine, liquors.,
cotcs: Is powerful tonic. Put up gcii silver ana
satin boxes at % cents each hro
carton for 81 Postage on saai toAes cent?
~ cents which inus acomans each order Sold by
gss Immense Quantities selling. Agents wanted fs-+i
and counties Sole importers SCOTT CO. Chs nis,s
way, New yo<k
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prssTAJf,,ANTs.

n'HE EACLE ALE VAULTS 2is EIGHTH AvENuE.--
IL Easy this evening, IN the good old
following talented gentlemen have kindly tonsen,ed a
end-Mr ~ Duushciy, Ie greatest r1mla alst OF hcs
day; simpson, Taylor, Spnudng, Ro9ArnD Stewart
f1wlcs Nag.acl, iiaring sun de-, &C. KaemreT the
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Nomination for Surrogate.
Mozart and Tammany have nominated Gideon H. Tucker
Cor Surrogate.
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FUnyTrURE.


L,uRNITURE.--I WANT TO PURCHASE FOR IMlE-
disc use somc rafor, CHAMBER and kitchea Furniture
Parties having the a1Ove 20 dispose of sufficient for
whole o. small house, cheap for cash. please address a.
Harvard, o. Broadway, room
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

LrxQUISITE.-THE MISSES OF SEcuNDUs AMI
Ia Bonnefons, with Epithaianium Ia full and tne
Plates sent by mall postage free, carefully scaled
pern curiosity, Tor so cents Also 0vds Art Love
with elegant engravines, % cents.
q. BLANCIARp. Publisher, 90 Ann sree.
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No government on earth has shoSn a
more ferocious temper in qaelling reoslllon
against its authority than that oI bhg'anu.
Her arisiocfncy and throne nave "'ways
heen trne 10 the traditions OF the past
Prom the days Of William the Bnsiafd TO
,he nrcsent. every party or dynasty which
has controlled the government OF Engmnd
has held common gronnd in regard TO the
treatment Of rebels against itself. History,
in its long roll Of crimes against humsnty,
has no records more black than those OF
the punishment visited by British power on
oil who have dared TO question her rights,
whetheracqnried by prescription or conquest
The right to punish her own rebels is one
which she has always cherished with pecu.
liar para : =
The dungeons Of the Tower the aeshleSs
ard prinning skulls which, Of old, formed
the appropriate ornaments Of Temple Bar
the bloody assizes Of Jefiries The ravages
Of Claverhcuse the massacres OF Hrogheda
and Glencoe the Indian tomahawk and
scaping.knifs employed ia our war OF the
Revolution the victims Of the Old Jersey
prison sh' the Hndo rebels, whose living
bodies we're rommed into mortars and fred
into the air--al hear witness 10 the mar
derous revenge With which England visits
rebellion ogaiusi her authority. Aud this
is the England which exhorts US to forgive
our rebels aud acknowledge the new Da.
homer in our Southern States in the inter-
Cs,s Of humanity and cotton.
Nep York Times.
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Woods : Hnir Restorntire.
T'HE ONLY PREPARATION bav.
Il irg proofs SO strong and direct as to
ExPEL THE DOUBTS OF ALL.

For Statesmen, Judges Editor, Physicians of The oldest
schools as vel as new give 4 their unqualified sanction and
scalp and brain but all ho have nsed It. unite in tesying
that 1t will the hair from being gray, and ron fall
ing TO any age, we'll reEore Read the following
OAK GROVE, S. C.. June 24tb, 1858.
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turing the year 1854 unfortunate be thrown
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my head received most terrible blow causing great deal
Of irritation which communicated 10 the brain and external
surface Of the bead from the effects Of which hair
the time first dRcoyeed It's dropping however, mp to the
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understanding the nature Of the deAEe but finally
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your worthy Hair Restorative which every
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Yoa publish this II you think proper
0aiee Of de Jeaersonian, Pl.iippi, Va, Dee i2'5s
Dear Sir ~ feel it my duty well pleasure to state
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PEELED TO wig lie induced tG bottle ef your
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to three bottles his hair grew out luxuHanty and
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meDts give 20 you az reueht OF bfadiof Ou
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il wa rapidly becoming gray, but upon the application Of
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The Restorative is put up in bottles OF three sizes viz
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IN proportion, and retails Tor SS
o. J. W GOD CO.. Pronietors ss3 Broadway n York
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Undsr iho shadow * my winssmy FethsFl
I'm ll'ss calemltiss be ovofpns..
n that sufc refuge let my spirit gather
Strength 70 beas calmly on INTO the last
ue msrailul 10 ne .-.-for ihopghis that erash me,
lie lIhe an incabas upoh my hreast,
0nly ~ voice, 0mbipotept can hush ne
Into TIE quiet even Of seeming rest
Oh nhas Il lie bot one long. long endurance
or fh'sdus heavy weight on heart and braiui
Speak 10 ny spiris--speak The strong assurance
That nothing Thou ordainess d IN vain.
Trembling amid The iurmolls ofexIssenee,
Oh es me grasp moie than mortal arm
Father my Falhcr BE- nos At distance
When earihs dark phantOms thy weak child
alarm
Under Thy shadow fear cannet appnl me-
Ifia The Rock Of Ages surely hid
Under Thy shadow barn canuot beiall me-
ErThou, All-wise, Ali-merciful, forbid.
Nearer to Thee. my Savior my Teieemer
n Heaven, on earth, whom hath my soul but
1heog
Tbough for an instant,ss some ieverish dreamer
Grasps at the treasure which be seems to see.
I, too, havs dreamed,and walked to end illusion,
Inscribed on all l sought to make my owu
And tuFusd from my idols into confusion
dedicate my lie TO Thee alone.
Under The shadow Of Thy wing abiding
Close TO my suffering Saviour's wounded side,
Iu the sure promise Of bis love conhding
Why should | shrink, though earthly ills be
tide
ohlifshe heart grow strong through suffering
only
n but through trial il may reach its goal.
viii rejoice although my way be lonely,
And oil Thy waves and bilows o'er me roll
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DROP. o. J. WOODS
7o@torastve Corel4R1
pToOD RENOVATOR.

IA rr,seiy VIA i indiatcs ~ while pleasant 70
e tssie fevitinF vxhiaating aud strengthening 70
ibe Vital powers u eo reviv6e pusstes and The
tood s is original purity and thus restores and renders
the system yulnefale 10 attacks of dseae. 4 he only
rfppsaiiou offered 70 The world IN pppulef forn
10 g. within the rearh n ALL
SO chemically ana sklifoy combined ss to be The mos,
powerful tonic and yet perfectly adapted 70 at ~ PER
d arcoraRce uiik ne frs af aais md hence sooih ne
uratsnf Stomach and tone MP the dresye oran and ey
an uervnns aud other irritation Its aleo perfectly exhiart
ne lts cHecs and yet q 81 onvrd BY asstude or
expression Of spiiits e composed eney Of vegetables
md those bofourhy combining powerful tonic and soothing
propeea and consequently mover njure As sure pre-
vcntive and cure Of
Cotsravfor EroRchais Indigestion, Hyspsrso Loss u dp-
psfiie rafnrers Fsrrous irriqtfilg NeEralgia. Pat
piiafiop Qf TIC Rearfs, heionctoiy, HtpUchosdna,
NiQM Suc0is Iangn0r, G3dainese, dad oii fkaf H.
class al casee 40 fcarfailg fatal, caied FS.
fr5fe Ufptsfss ard ffFerufdriffea
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vrhr ae re aasl.s Hana..


1t is a yerY old way Of indicating friend
ship. Jehu said to Jehonadah, "Is thine
heart right as my heart is with thine hear'l
If 1t be. give me thine hand " 1t is not
merely an old fashioned custom; it is
strictly natural one, and, as usual IN such
cases. we nay find physiological reason.
ii We VIII only take the paiHs to search for
it. The animals cultivate friendship 10y the
sense Of touch as well as By the sense Of
smell, hearing and sighti and for this pur.
pose they employ the gaost sensitive parts Of
their bodies They rub their noses together
or lick one another with their tongues.
Now, The baud is part Of the human
body 10 which the ssGse &C touch is highly
developedS and, after the manner Of the
animals, we not only ike to see and hear
our friend, 1--WE do not usually smell him
though Isaac, shen his eyes we're dim. re.
sorted to this sense rs means Of recogni.
tion, we also touch him, and promote the
kindly feelings by the contact and recipro-
cal pressure Of The sensitive hands Observe
too, how fhe principle is illustrated By en-
other Of our modes ofgrea,ing- When We
wish to determine whetheF substance be
perfectly smooth, and are not quite satisfied
With the information conveyed by the fgners
we apply it to the lips and rub it gently
upon them. We do so. because we kuow
by experience that the seuss of touch is
more actively developed in The lips than in
the hands Accordingly, when we wish
to reciprocate the warmer feelings we are
not content With the contact of the hands,
and we bring the lips into service. A shake
Of hands sufhces for friendship, Ia andemon-
strative England at least hut kiss is the
token Of o more tender affection
- IL.l.ll,.L rcrt
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Az HoxEsr LIFE.-The poor pittsuee
Of seventy years Is not worth being viii
lain for. What matter is it if your neigh.
Dor Ies 10 splendid tomb 7 Sleep yon
with innocence. Look behind you through
the track Of time A vast desert lies open
in retrospect wearied with years aud
sorrow. they sink from the waIks Of men
Hou must leave them where they fall and
you are to go little further, and yon will
find eteTnul rest. Whatever you may bave
to encounter q ween the cradle and the
gfase. every moment Is big with events
which come bursting foTclbly from a revoi
wing and unknovn cause, 6y over this ort
with diversified influence.
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The book now in press eulitled "The
Life aud Times of James Bachsnsu," il is
understood was written by excousul and
ex.reporter Francis j. Gruud, who has been
residing with Mr.. Buehauan, at Wheailand
for several months past. II it tells the
tru'h it will be an instructive work. but Q
fear Mr. Buchanan viii eudeayor TO fore.
stall the verdict Of history.
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iAL rs al WE CLAIM FOR ITgt
Mothers Try 1t |

And to yuu appeal 20 detect the illness decline not
only Of your daughters before q le too late but also your
and husbands for while TIE firmer from false deliccy often
down TO premature grave rather than let their condition
be known In inc the latter oen mixed up with the
cNcesent Of busness that II not Tor you. they too
wopd travel IN the downward Iath until Is too late
70 arrest their fatal fan But the mother always vigan
and to you confidently appeal for your
falling affection viii uDeryingly roiut you TO PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD RENOVATOR as
Tie remedy which should Be always baud IN time Of need
o. J. WO0D, Proprietor 4f4 Broadway New York. and
f Market street. St Lonis NO. and sold By all good Drug
gifts Price One Dollar per Bottle Sold in Astabua By
-ow1y5s3 HENDRY- & COPELAND.
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TnFRE IS NOTHING ms EQUAL.

Aso Liver ncrangemens rorpltv. liver Complaints
Diseases Of the Kidney, any general arrangement Of the
Urinary orgauF.
II will not only the dehlit, following Chile and Tercr,
but prevent an attacks arising um Masmatc influences and
cure the discnfes NJ nDce, if already attacked.
TRAVELLERS shoaid have bottle with them. win u-
bly pevc any deleerious Consequences following upon
change Of climate and water.
As prevents cntrencs strengthens the digestive organs
u should be IN the hands ot all persnns NJ sedenary habits
LADIES not accustomed to much outdoor exercise should
always use IL.
MoTnKEs should IL for Il is perfect relief, taken
month two before te final trial. she viii pass the dreadful
period with perfect ease and safety.
There l. no mistake about t.
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TInE---Time wears slippers Of list, and
bis lsead is Boiseless. The days came soft
ly asEBiHg5 one silsr another they creep
~ at the window their fresh morning air
Is gfaieful to The lips as they pant foe il ,
their music is sweet 10 the ears that listen
TO Il until before we know il. q whole
lie Of eags has possession o. the citadel,
spd ilme bas taken Ds foT his own.
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do effects Of Niule bullets, which left can
iaserlike tugur holes clear through their
heads. Before bis return. Nal Hosey
eapsuod q large number Of prisoners. and
hufnt one mill which was grinding for
Price
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NOTIOE-The Co partnershipof Root
Morrison being dissolved by the death Of r. O. Root
tue senior partner II Is necessary that the business the
hrm should be closed as speedily possible All persons
therefore, hasine
Unsettled Accounts,
are requested 10 call Immediately and arrange the sane
Prompt payment will be required that the liabilities of the
hm may be met aud discharged The business viii be set
ued by the undersigned. n. l., MORRISON,
Surviving Partner OF Root Morrison
Ashtabua, June ], 1861.
Having made arrangements 10 continue
business at the Old stand Root Moison take this meth
cd Of returning thanks 10 the aud friends Of the
late n for their generous patronage In years pas and to
solicit continuane OF tie same TO myself
My Stock of Goods is Full and Oomplete.
comprising all the articles and many more than arc usually
keptby the merchants Of our village.
Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery, Heavy and
Shelf Hardware, Hats Caps, Boots a Shoes
Iron, Steel Nails, Paints, Oils Glass Putty
kept 10 full stock and will bs sold at very l figures for
pay down All kinds Of produce taken In exchange o goods
at cash prices
The times aud my circumstances will not admit of lona
Wtnded credits credits 10 doubtful eusiomers TO ali Ubo
are prompt aud reliable prepared extend reasonable
credit but prompt payment viii be required IN an cases at tie
time agreed upon Pulling and blowing entirely out OF my
iue Ny desire s TO deal iTy and sqnaey with al Try
me and see Tor yourselves. Yours truly.
gyns IS, 1851. H. L. MORRISON.
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GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE I
BALTIMORE g. OHIO r. II.
sCHEpuLE

By recent Important changes this road il now able TO fur
nsh unusual facilities for INSTRUMENTATION East and West
Northwest and Southwest.
Fu connections piih all through trains 10 Philadelpha
aud Kew York. ia tho Easaih The Souih hy IL Wasng-
ton Branch R0adhy Cloreand ptis6urgh Central Ohio
and southwest.
Through Tickets 70 from Baltimore PHILADELPHIA New
Yafk Boston give The privilege Of YlBg any OF tie
intermediate cife. Two Dollars additional give the viege
Visiting Waslinfion ciiy "a r0rfs
fhis Is he o3ly roule that can uia Through Tckea Of
fRgsga Checks to or from Washington city.
fare n low as l,y any other rout1.
Sleeping al night trains.
Ash for Iieketsiy BSliiinoro ard 0hlo RailEoad.,
D. IA SULLIVAN
W. r. SMITH, IL ~ COLI.
Ter Of Interpretation, cencfn Ticket Agent
bEitmore, "a. 5T5
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ARRlAGE mANUFACroRY 8 DEPOT.
&zsK

w. G. BENHAM has at length perfected his busi-
ness arrangements that the public may accommodated
on call for most of the
Various kinds OF Pleasure Vehicles,
having number finished up aud ready for delivery
sides large quantity Of work In various stages OF progress
which may be completed upon very short notice. when pre-
ferred.
Orders win be received for work Of any particular style
pattern.
With fnl supply OF the hands 10 be found in the
country he fears competition west In the matter
OF tasto style, Of excellence of material che fidelity
honesty with which his work is pat together. or tho truth
Of these statements any may satisfy himself by personal
examination.
Repairing Of all kinds done with Promptnoss and on salts
factory terms
WIN G. BEEHAM.
Ashtabula March 2s 1900 536
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Ayers Cherry PeCtOral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, FOnrseness,
Group, bronchitis, IneiplenS COns
sumption, and for the Relief
OF Consumpttve Patients
tn advanced Stages
OF She Disea1es
This Is remedy universally known 10 surpaas any
other for tle of throat and lung complaints that Il
Is useless here 10 publish the evidence Of It's virtues It's
unryalled excellence for coughs and colds aud its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease have made 4
known throughout the civilized nations Of the earth.
Few are the communities or families, among them
who have not some personal experience Of lie effects
living trophy In their midst Of It's victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
they know, too the effects Of this remedy need not
do than TO them that it has all the Vr
tues that II did have when making the which have
won strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
J. Lyon, conneout; N. PARISH KingsvfIe GEo WILLARD
Ashtabua II. b. STEVENS. Geneva MoFyErT BRovS Kel-
loggsyile and BY all Druggists and dealers in Medicines
everywhere Iy628
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FOR STATESMEN JUDGES, cLERGruEx

fCh 81 o-aLaN VCDNLos OLEhG 4hE4s
Ladies' and Genemen in all parts Of the world testify to the
Of the Press unanimous In it, prae. few testimonials
only be here given circular for and Il viii be
imp0ssb.e FOR you TO doubt
AZ Wall Street, New York, Dec goth, 1863
GgSTLENES Your uoto of the 18th inst has been recey
The use o Woods Hair esiOrnye aud requesting my ecrl
dcate Of the fact II bad no objection 70 rive e.
about so yeas the color Il my hsir nubup, and inclined
curl Some Eve six years since It began to gray,
aDd dnp to r@ S1 0pon Il Each Of ss
increased with time and about months since fourth was
sdded 70 them ey hair og OF tho top Of my head and
In this sdicameut was induced 10 try Woods
forI had really expectation that gray hair could be
restored 10 is original color except from dyes was how
w. that not only was thc falling OF arrested bn the color
restored to the gy hairs and se9shiy to the scalp and
danru ceased 10 form my head very much TO the graft
6caon Of my WIFE, whose solicitation Induced to
try g.
strongly recommend al husbands who value the admiration
Of their wires 70 profit BY my example aud use it growing
BEN. a. LAVENDER.
| To o. J. Wood & Co.. 444 Broadvay Eew York
hy family are absent fem the city, and am no logger at
| siauasfon, Ala, July GOTH 1880
To ProF o. J. WooD; Dear siri Your "Hair Restora
Of It. that wish % make known TO the public Of its e
ccts on Tie hair which great. OF be
atire the hair viii return c re beautiful than ever as least
| this Is my experience. Believe it all
Yours truly WN. IT. Kennedy.
p SYsu publish the above if you like. By publish
ing Southern papers you will getnorc patronage south
several Of your certificates in the o6se Mercury
! strong Southern parer. W. H. Kenedy.
Woods Hair Restorative
PRoT q. J. woop-Dear Sir: Having bad the misfortune
% lose the best portion my hair from the OF
yellow fever 10 New Orleans in 1851 induced make
trial Of your preparation aud found it 10 the
very thing needed Ny hais thick and glossy and
words can express my obligations TO you 10 giving 70 the af
I lietcd such treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON.