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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
Soldiers Returned Home.

PRILApFLPuA Wednesday. May 81. 1865.
Gen. COllS'S IOuaves. the Hath pennsylra
| MIA Regiment, arrived home this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
Manhattan Plate Co.
Prices Greatly Reduce

Cabinet Furniture at the Lowest Mangiactar.
ers, Prices.We have constantly on HAND ara MAKE 70
order i'm the latest styles rosewood black walnut and psck
and An Psor suits and walnut Library and Dining sui
walnut chestnut Bedroom and Chamber SUITS
nj General assortment of all articles in line to which
he attention Of public and examine our sooos
before purchasing elsewhere. AL goods wsrrsntrd
Nos le5 and l27 Rviug,on.s bet Norfolk and Essex "a
The Bet Railroad passes within two blocks oil Inc store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
p.rr~ss VTofh AND

r. Ch.ossns or Mo,hpateh (aso called LyeIspotD and
I.utgo or Freekes otsn very annoying particularly %
of hsh, comp xion for the dscoloed spots show more
anly on the face Of blonde than OF brunee put theH
,e, mar the beauty Of either; and any preparation tns wh
a.ctsy re them ri.hogf isurng ne LsElyro soorY
me Kin |. certainly desderStum Dr. Z. fEhhi, wno
hs. made diseases of the skin specially mas aiscovsea
r.m,iy for these discoorsoDs which a. onee PromP''
inialhple, and harmless p.r, No o. p,yi-
Nor ,ss in New.York BY Denss Bsrnes Co., no -
ow y G. Wells Co., Nc. us frsnkAnN, and frazer .
Lee No 20 B,ekmsntt nr,pv n,.,o,o,;,, M a
PREPARED only by b. c. PEKRf, psims.oosn', 70
pan,t, NswYork and for sas BY s DRUGGISTS p'ice -
per bottle CAN for ,,r rprcy,r IoTroy
f. n,ln, information address Dr. b. &. PERRY, No ~
Bond o., New York
w., C.nuot Have n Healthy Constitution while
4 on M,oo "" j. impure. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
49,, sv,tem OF mpurities and stimulates the vital organs
70 vigorous and healthy stioa eIpens disease and Is;o
800 health LIFE SYRUP rapidly cures disease wmcn
aIs caused BY INPrsg BLoob ssroias ., hnss ns'
r,mrr, Old Sores rcer., Blotches, Ffuptons rmPes'
Ro,,, Ftyspeas TetteI Salt Khsum, 81 Anihonys IRE
Sc,iI Had Ring Wonn Generous Tuniors sore Yes
e,nh;Ii ana All foul diseases Disease OF Tie heSr fspts
3p Dy.pepsa Liberation Of bones ~ The Nose scalp ana
:, il. rapidly in removing these dses's Il leaves
s blood oure tie compe,ion csai and the system Zee
NUN u''' MOKOAN 4 ALLEN, Wholesale Druggists
General Agents, Nc. " Gin 't. ~ u
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Advertisement.
ITCH /. ITCH! ITCH
SCRATCH SCRATCH SCRATCH I!
WHEATON, OINTMENT

WILL CURE THE ITCu IN IL HOUR II
Also cures Salt Eheun, Ulcers. ChiiD,ains' s'u Oh oil
Eruptions Of the Skin Price 30 cents TOT sue y,
druggists By sending 90 cents TO WEEK, Ioi ~
sole Agents no 40 Washingtonst Boston ~ wiz W.
forwarded by mail free of postage to any part u 'ne
limited States,
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fAdysrtisemeni.l

THE MODEL PARLoR MAGAzINE.-Every
body should the splendid June No oil Dhhohtsi
MoSIuLY; second edition nearly exhausted
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HUBpsL's GOLDEN BIrTX1s,

HUBpsLs GOLDEN BrrTSHs,
win Cure Dyspepsia!
UUnBELs GOLDEN BITTE@
VII Cure Heartburn!
UUBgRis GOLDEN BTTERs
Will Cure Debility.
UUBrEL's GOLDEN BnTfRs
Will Curs " eakuess and Prostrstious
HUyBRI.s GOLDEN BrrrER
The Best Toaio In the World!
Try one Bottle and be convuced-thsti 1t u
40 HuxBUa.
FoR SALE EVERYWHERE
Central Depot.
AMERICAN ExPREm BuILDiSGs
No. IS Hupsox ST.. N. Y.
BuRanAns vAx sclAAcK. Wholesale Drussisss No. II
] LskssI. Chicsso, cole AGENT for Northw-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

NEwELL's Perfect Fitting Shirts. ready made
and 10 order Undershirts Drawers hdki..' "io'es'
~ &C. sent g. %. d. T. 4. NEWELL, G3J broadway.
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JErFERs, No. 573 Broadway, ~ the best place
IN huy Ladies' and Childrens Boots Shoes and Bathing
shoes lie is selling at about onehalf last years prices
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MARIE d.

copr ROTsfORD-In Scranton, Pa. on Thnrsiay. NAY
os Inv Rev Isaac Bevn, Thomas H. Cope OF bui'rtuu' Wy
$40 Co. n Y, aud Helen l.. Bo,sord Of sc'an''h'
Tue.dny May 80 at the residence n
, hid. pa. ns by the Rev u. H. MINIS franz oo"ne
york City and Helen r. eldest oin.hief Vi 'e''s
smith. esq Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
KENTUCKY OIL LANDS.

KENTUCKY OIL LANDS.
The bee. developed Oil Territory In Kentucky Is In Cum
beand County sbundany proved by the facts concern
Ing the celebrated old American on Wells" Of 1922 whicl
10 estimated to have flowed lcas. fifty thousand barrels
oil.
This vol together with no Of other lands In
that neghborhood Of probable equal value have been secured
BY highly responsible parties who have 0rssnreda company
for their extensive development and now putting down
several wells.
All who seeking desirable investment and at moderate
rs,e.-oregn capitalists paTticuaryare invited to the
mos, thorough investigation propose selling only few
parties.
Please can at the st. Nicholas Hotel Room No. 90, from
o'clock to o'clock p m address line to me- at the hotel
or at No 90 Mdenane. The very best city references will
be given to the character and standing Of the managers OF
this enterprise. hkhsAs ethpne
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The CELEBRATED PIANO.F0RTEs.
VIZ KSABg & Co.'S
PrAyO.FonrE WARERooxs
have been
REMOVED
No. $50 BRoADvAv
up Stair@l
GRAND PIAsos
SQUARE PAsDs
UPRIGHT PiAsos
splendid assortment Of the celebrated "Knabe' Pianos
Of every STYLE Grand Square and Uprsh' will always DO
found in the new, spacious warerooms,
No. $50 BROADWAY.
The "Knsbe" Pianos have received the most cordial te
onias from the highest Of the musical world such as
THALBERG, GorTscHALK, SArrxR, STRAkoscH, Muzo, An
Schultz and many others.
J. BAUER Co.. Agents.
No. go Broadway.
up stars)
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ADVERTISEMENT
IMPORTANT To SoLDIERs.-GentS' all wool
suits ss. Bows all wool Suits, 80 at l. '. BRokAws,
No 81 Fourth. ave- and No. o. Lafayette'place
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A CIRCULAR.
The Amaesty Proclamation Oash--iuow
il, i, 20 be Taken Copies TO be Given
The originals 10 be sent 10 Wn.hin.-

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, May 81. 1855.
The following official Circular has just been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01

70, s., Hair New styles just received from Paris At
rW0. THREE. FIVE, Elihi. TEN, TWELVE, tlr
TrtN TWENTY 10 FORTY DOLLARS each, for sale "
'NN''' GEORGE {. ALLEN No. AIS Brosdwsy
On. loor below CANA g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-01
- WalOO.
0TRY LOYERIpGE,s MAHOO BITTERs.

Are Entirely Vegetable. a.,
h.iny composed OF Roots and Baks. No family shoo" Do
without the For sale evsfywher.. -.
C. LATOUR Who'esale Agent,
MDay 4 Hoaylands, No. - Coar'l1d.st, sew-t
Post.(Dnice Notice.-The mail. ior Great britain snd
the Content via Southan p,on and Bremen, per stesiner
HANSA, and for Ireland. via Queenstown. Per usSuse
EDINBURGH, will close at this othce on sAtuE .
The ri dey of June at 10Y o'clock and at tue up.
,owr o,c.. a. follows, ~ snd h 10 Stations
and D Vi a. m; Stations snd r. u M; station O. N
a'1 - u ''"' JAMES KELLY. = NJ.
Mrs, M. d. Browns Metapnysicsi Discovery
70, circulaD
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
4oetrp.

SUCH is LIFE.
The following beautiful lines are supposed
to Be the production of Quarles:
Like to the damssk rose you see,
Or like the blossom on the tree,
Or like the dainty flower of May,
Or like the morning of the day,
Or like the sun, or like the shade,
Or like the gourd which Jonas had;
Even so is man, whose thread is spun,
Drawn out, and cut, and so is done
The rose withers, the blossom blasteth,
The flower fades, the morning hasteth,
The sun sets, the shadow flies,
The goard consumes, the man be dies.
Like the grass that's newly sprung,
Or like the tale that's just begun,
Or like the bird that's here to-day,
Or like the pearled dew of May,
Or like an hour, or like a span,
Or like the singing of a swan
Fen such is man, who lives by breath
Is here, Is there in life, in death
The grass decays, the tale doth end,
The bird is flown, the dews ascend,
The hour is short, the. span not long,
The swans near death mans life is done
Like to a bubble on a brook,
Or--in q mirror-like q look,
Or like the shuttle in the hand,
Or like a writing on the sand,
Or like q thought, or like q dream,
Or like the gliding of q stream
Fen such is man, whose life is breath,
Is here, is there in life, in death
The bubbles burst, the looks forgot,
The shuttle's flung, the writings blot,
The thought is passed, the dream is gone,
The water CHEESEMAN'S life is donel
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
SCHOOL.
CnNAN. A. y. PLRkE
" OOD! ID!

INlE tnatr-igued having perfected srsr'menis
4 tor The delivery 1t Wood in The ciiy 4 Canton
soi-'ts q share of dc ruAl!c piironGge.
MOOD viii he delivered al IS 90 pct cord, OF $2io
pei Load.
Oiders given to A. Y. PARKER Of fis rfioe
ever iessrs. Dancy 4 Noonuans viii ic l%rmPflv
att-naod to. Wood ward sdjactnt to the ie- deuce
Of John 7. Cameron, ESq.
COWAS &-PARBER.
Canton, Anvust 10. Is65cm.
81 CASH paid for Cotton by A. X. Parker.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
OPEN POLICY OF INSURANCE,

Special attention will be given TO %receiy-
ing, forwarding aud storing Cotton. We
have succeeded in securing an Open Policy,
so that we can insure Cotton and Merchan.
die placed in our hands at cheap rates.
Aug. 20. a.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

EITFRS testsmenlhry on the estate Of
- John w.. Boddie having been granted to
he undersigned by the Probate Couri Of Mad
son county Mississippi. at the Septemhsr
tsru3 q ID 1865, ih4teof-
AL Persons having claims against said
et.7.e are 70 ifed 10 come forward aud
! aioit The zane and have item registered
u he msnnsr and within the time prescribed
~ law, OF they will be forever barred.
GEORGE BoDDIE,
Sept R.-eT-6v. Lx'r.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21
Agricultural.
Cooking Potatoes.

As regards the department ofVegetablss, their
number and variety in America are 81 great that
q tabls might be furnished by these alone. Gen
orally speaking their cooking IS more simple
art, and therefore more likely to be found saus-
f4ctorily performed, than that OF meats. II only
they are not drenched with rancid butter, their
o sn native excellence makes itself known in most
Of the ordinary modes Of preparation.
There 10, however, one exception.
Our stanch old friend, the potato, is to other
vegetables what bread is on The table. Like
bread, it is held as a sort Of sine quanon like
that, II may be made inyi iibly paaIable by q
little care 10 few plain particulars, through neg
lset Of which il often bee ines ntolerable. The
soggy, wary, ndigestaOle Wand that often appears
in The potato disu is a downright sacrifice Of the
better nature Of This vegetable
The potato, nutrarve aud harmless as it ap'
pears, ilougs to q family suspected OF very dan
gerous traits. 1t is a family connection of III,
deadly nlghtshsds and other i'll repu,ed gentry
aud sometimes shows strange pr clivlties to evi
--now breaking out upfoarously as IN the noteC
potato rot, ard nos more cOyerty in various evl
al C ions. For this reason scientific directors bil
Us beware OF the water N which potatoes ar
boilsd--into which, il appears, the ev puLcipU
is drawn oil and they caution Us not TO shre
them into sess without previously suit ring tn
.lces 10 lie for IN hour OF 60 Ia salt aud watu
These Cautions are worth attention.
rhs most usual modes OF preparing the potat
for the table are by roasting or boiling. Ihe'
processes are so supple that 1t is commonly SUI
posed every cook understands them without sp
cial direcllons and yet there is scarcely an u
ina Id IN hntl nr asf nj al
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21

MANAGEMENT OF FESTIVE HORSES "A CORE
spendent writes: haze valuable mare OF very
nigh spirits. Last f. she began 10 De FESTIVE
about starting, so much so that it WIS dangerous
to drive Der single. Sac was impatient 10 start
and if held it would rrar and pitch about, some
times throwing herself down. Finding the nat
ter becoming serious, undertook to cure her,
and succeeded perfectly The modB 0pcrdndl
is this. Let the driver have the entlre charge Of
her, and take pains by gentle usage aud kindness,
TO he on gooG terms with her When she Is to
be driven, let him harness her himself, talking 10
aud pltting her during the process When all is
ready 20 to her head and stand, without holding
her, if possible, I'LL everything is in the uggy
but yourself Now, holding the lines, step back
a pace or two, She will probably start II she
does, pull her up without srk, speaking kindly
to hsr as soon as she is still. If she backs up or
rears, hold her by the head, but don't strike her.
Repeat the process until she is mad enough to
stand still, and take that time to get il. Now Il
you order her to start, she will probably make
more trouble wait therefore, till she is ready
you can tell BY watching her ears then give her
the word and let hergo By pursuing this plan
lew weeks radical cure my be effected thl
at least, is my experience. One very important
punt is, never on ary account use any severity
with a horse OF that dispositions it can never do
any good, and is almost sure 10 do hurt. Il
should be remembered that while il is never nee
essary to give up to horse, i is very often ad
ysable TO humor them. = Exchange.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21
keGnedy'S Rheumatic I.inimCnl

The attention ottho public lt called 10 this most "a
oeen OF all Lin hneui' ~ perfect and speedy cure Of
all The eches aud pains thai d.sh b. heir TO-
khhl MAllNM g. caused by sta gusliou OF tn fluids
arising itum checked prrs Jifaiou-arc curCd.by few
bottles Of Kennedy p Rheumatic Iinmau'
NEURALGIA the King OF a. pain i' caused y an
Inflammation Of the nerve is instantly CurtI lYa few
applications of kennedy Rheumatic Linment
81 AIMS ave caused hy ana over extension aud sud
den reaction ct the muco. are cured by afcw bot ties
OF henn,dys Rheumatic Eminent, equally good 10
man and beast
PLEURlSY, Il an inflammation OF the lining, OF the
ribs-n cured by lew bottles Of konnedys Bheumsic
Linment.
BRUISES are oaustd by sudden pressure Of tbc
sh aud smashing OF the tissues az, instantly relieved
by kennedy's Rheumatic l.nimont
CRAhf Is a contraction oi the muscles caused by a
srdden stopping Of the ue'Vuni hud which Vfevct n
animal life having free alw l. cared hy lew appi.
cation, OF Kennedy Rheumatic Imminent
SORE IuBOAT AND uOARsENESS are autcd ly
an unatnral dryness Of the glands we = peice of M
mel win kenurdys Rheumatic lin ucnL rrpiy @ ON
gong to bed, ana you will bg we'll in the morning
HkAOACNL AND 1sHunaiNu ur rfr TENrirs D.
c.us b. pressure from M nsihie inrp ration sour.
81 BY Gi.w applications II heuaedy Rheumatic LIN.
menL
WtAkNESs or TIE BACH follow the direction.
IN the circular around each bottle
FOR AN u GRATED SORE THROAT YOU will
fke the ieaspoenh OF the nimcnt snd four & agpoon
uls OF wafer gargle IN the thfost twice dav IN tw
days 4 will be we'll This one toispooniul will b. worth
a dollar 10 YOU
Tor BRONCut Is aud all a,u nst, n Of a ihroa,
ton lie and palate, with dry hgckiuH g unh on will
dilute the iniment with four of five tinea ~ bulk Of
water "a ale he throat and swlnw the moisture, a b.
never iails. u Va good lor 9th che earache. sNtl'cd
ace, inrt mmation tf every Kind Every family htud
have full supply for the winter.
hanulnc'ured by DuNALn KENNEDY, RtNb y
Mae Priee % cent, Ter sale by all druggist.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21

WHAT Slzsp PoTAToEs ARE BEsr TO PLANT -
Mr. George Nav, an Eoglish expermenler, has
made some careful trials OF ths effect oil plant
ing seed potatoes Of different sizes. lie planted
IN rows feet apart and foot 10 the row. 10
one experiment, 70 potatoes weighing ounces,
and the same number weighing 4 and ounces
each, we're tried. Tue yield was as follows;
Inc % Of ounces each e l.2pounds yield
ed II Iounds 5 | ounces.
Tne 70 Of ounces each Is pounds) yielded
- pounds 3 ounces.
The 20 oil 8 ounces each 90 pounds) yielded
IS pounds ounces.
Extending these results to an acre, shows aftel
delucLug the weight Of the seed, that there il
gain Of 5,O69 pounds in using the ounces
10 preference 10 2 ounces sets, aud 10 using
ounces sets the gain over the ounces was 8,
942 pounds. Experiments with the above dil
lerent sorts show even larger gain than this
IRON using large seed MIR. Nav is Of the opin
ion that the use Of larger sets produces large
potatoes, and believes that not only the quanli
bat the quality oil tue crop may be improved b
always painting the largest and bust, and lha
the potato producing power Of land may b
, increased one-thIfd by uslng large sosd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21

They say they do have days in San Francisco
when the sun rises aud sets unobsoured, but
very much doubt it I'd if any, they are very,
very sedom-lke angels visits; You cannot
have glorious sunsets without clouds to reflect
their soltencd and prismatic hues, coored to
enhancing beauty by the great source OF light
and heat. These, here you have not but all
along this coast Tor thousands Of miles, cold
og. driven by currents from the arctic ocean,
obscures the sun. TO you to Burlington, Yer
mont, look out upon the blue waters OF the lake,
over and beyond where five distinct ranges Of
the Adirondacks can be clearly traced, peak
upon peak, cloud aud snow-capped, rejecting
the gorgeous sun.tlnts-go there and look upea
beauty intensihed--agony piled up, and alter
that you will pirate less Of what IS not hheneS
unto II hare.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21

ABour CALUoRsiA.-A letter IRON San Fran
cisoo III the Csuairy Gehtiemon makes the fol
lowing stat ments
Strange to write, Indian corn is not and cannot
DO grown in this state. Stranger, where the
heat vi summer Is extreme, aud where there Is
No early or late FROST Vt soft is. ! say il can.
not be gruwu. BY this mean as crop. A
little Interior is grown IN favored localities for
market PURPOSES, and it does well Us u crop IN
Russian River Valley, aud some ycullar favored
spots OF hunted ext nt--also Ia the t0uthern
part vi the State, but asa State crop II Goes
not exist Tue crops oil grapes, fruits, wheat.
DATA aud barley, are b. re superior. Potatoes
and onions are superior aud root crops do we'll,
but are not superior to thOse of the West.
Al the Eat was again aud again told, there
are no house tiles IN California. This is mls
take they are as plenty Us elsewhere and mut-
quitoes are as tncx 10 the city OF hills, as on
tne Jersey marshes.
They will tell YOU that a climate must be
healthy, where yOu can kill beeves at any season
Of the year, aud the meat will not talnt OF de.
compose, but dry up. THls has always been
pubiloly and privately stated but, reader,
mus dssl patio this delusion. A large rauchero
oil the san joaquin, tell. me that Hes are OFT.
times 80 Troublesome, that II a hor breaks his
skin or any annual. Il almost proves lno0rLhle,
IRON the torment oil h,es and the deposits OF
eggs. That before a b;ei eau be skinned IL will
be covered with nles, wasps aud be- :, by droyts
but that by hanging 1t high Ia the air 1t will
keep until portion and only portion is eaten
also thst you cannot corn b ef here that will
keep longer than a few days, and II then 1t dOts
not lain. It will harden, and he Us UNBEATABLE ~
. log oil mahogany.
Are you aware, reader, that no where in
California can you PACK and cure m,ai,-btJ
or PORK, or fish
Packing has been sgsin aud again ried but
slways failing ct success. Hence the tens Of
thousands Of cattle are useless, except for THEFT
hides and tsllow. Their number will be re-
duced by famine this WEAR, two.thirds, and It Il
looked upon by many as public blessing.
There 10 no one thing Of which Californian
boasts 90 much as OF the cllmat clear, cloud
les days. aud some Of the writers will almos
70 into hts IN their description Of the lascins
ing atmosphere, tin Of the landscape, sunsets
etc, etc. Ills peculiar, very but popularity
not exactly agonlrlng to a sensible man. Hi :
rounded, dry, barren, tfeeess, aud the atmOs
phere hlied With either Toy or dust
SPEAK now VI san Francisco, the hay, anl
the Surroundings. have be, q here two months
there has not bccn o. clear sunrise and .unsct
unob-eared by either dust or fog az suake
W three day. 10 the soious Valley, dad nv
sse is bull surroundings, nos thrce miss distant
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-02-21
Try It, and be convinced.


lst II Is not Dye. ?. Il will not color the sLlu,
81. II will restore the Hair from Gray 10 b.auii-
full Black Brown Auburn whatever mis- hi have been
ts original color, and cause It 90 ume rs former
beauty.
Nh Il will cure all dsee. and humors ~ the scalp,
keep the head cool, and the hair from falling or and
promote healthy growth
9th AZ Dressing Ter the Hair 10 is one 0f the best In
market. II will change dry harsh and wry hair 10 a
beautiful SIN like appearance
ih. II wall change OTaY and Fad Whifkcri N o
beautiful Brown, aud them 20 sppsas more nat
ursl lhsu by any other application.
NJ. 4. Pesse, New Bedford, ua.s.tats
The Martha Washington Hair Restour is the beel
article ever had IN NJ tore Il is selling more and
giving better satisfaction thau any o her
Mr.. ) W., New bedford Mas ,says;
" he Martha vi fhmgton Hair Res orer -upsTsode,
all the Bar Dyes and Restores ever brought before hS
public. None EQUALS itn
AIR L. 5. Bray, ouih Danvera, Mae. says;
" have sold 40 uCfsn bottlcs Martha wash tor
Hair kes,orer In this section the past tour months
and IN case has % TAI ed 10 give satisiacu1u.H
SIR G. Rixby, North Brdgewgtef, Mass rays.
81 sll more OF Martha Washington Hair Tres 0rcl
than all olhers
A LADY, from Chelsea Mas, going West say.
"lwouli give three dollars Tor one bottle, rather
than 10 without or use any other
AK NJ. l. Lane, SwsnYcy, N A.. itho q not resior,
his grey HAIR aud whskfs to their former beauty b,
using one bottl" Of Martha Washington lar Rerlor,r
Ask Mr.. J. I Bixby South 1snveis Mas % sh bed
net been troubled with bad lumur GA her head ioi
t1tee wears ard applied many medicines hut got uo
lief VI In using bottle Of thc Martha Washing Ton
Hair Resiorer her head was cur,d .ud o. ore shc al
out where 4 had hea off aud In tho months she had
~ coed head of hair as when aNuuth
For sale by Wood bNhy Co, Wholesale aud r.,
tail Agents. Montpelier v. yNA2