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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

The Board or Examiners will meet in the mp
per room ofthe County Offices, for the cxam-
nation oi Teachers, on Saturday the l7th
and 3Ist Of August, and on SNtur
day the l1th, 2Ist and 2Sth OF S"p-
Icmbcr, and on sat urday - 9th,
I2th and 2Gth of October, NltAid OH
saturday the 10Th OF November.
The examination will begin precisely ut II
O'Clock, A. NJ, and no application will he receiv-
ed for examil alton after IL O'Clock, VI.
Teachers will remember that theV can get
certificates Mt no other time, aud that they must
he prepared to stand an examination IN orihng'
raphy, Reading, Penmanshlp, arithmetic. Hcog'
Iaphy, English Grammar, and Theory OF Teach
ing.
/. The character of the applicants cNamina
ton will be represented ON a scale Of oac to tfn --
one dcnoting the lowest qualification, AMI ten
the highest.
3. Four classes of ofcertifratcs viii he granted
aS follows: First Glass, valid y months; second
class, valid rs months; third uiss, valid !!
months; fourth class, valid months. lirreni'
ter no q months certificate will lie ISSUED To inc
same applicant moro than twiro.
3. satisfactory examination in inc theory
and practice ofteaChiug, and high degree ~
success IN teaching will also hecohsldcred "
determining the class niceruhGaiesto ne gram
cd. No certificate will be granted uniess IN,
anplicant passes an examination IN each brdich
| Of Sttiy required by Tar,
Owing toa change in the School Laws. all ap
pllcants will he required TO pay atee ol my
cents, as condition Determination.
An applicants must come prepared with Z
pre-. paid envelope, properly addressed to them
| sclvea By order Of the Roard.
JE. RElNMrNn, Clerk.
! Aug. Is. ls67-SnT
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
FamiLy Sewing Machine,

Warranted superior, and more easily learned
| to use than any other tgO thread machine
No NANCE OF TENSION from light
to heavy goods; RUS light, still, fIster and
uses a smaller Needle than other Ma
chimes.
| Its attachments for HemmIng. Hraid-
Ing, COrdiDg, Tuektng, QuiltiDS.
Telling, Trimming, BiadtnS, Em-
brOtdering. &c., are novel AMI practical
and have been invented and adjusted especially
for this Machine.
The Machine ~ simple, compact, dnrHblei
and beautiful and will perform ~ great range
ofwork as all other Family Machines coInbin'
ed, nsing either silk, TWIST Linen or Cotton
Thread and sewing with tsIunl Leility tie very
| finest and cOar-cSt materials.
| We have also all kinds Of Singers Nanuihc'
turing Machines.
Full instructions gwen and nll Machines war.
| ranted for three years.
| Before purchasing give MS call.
| ZIMMERMAN 4 DUNrAN.
/ AGENTS for Fairfield aud Hooking COMMITTEES.
Office at IT, c. HYER'5 Millinery store, Ian
caster, Ohio.
n. i. Al persons wanting the florcnce
! wheeler & Wilson, or u rOyor & Baker M1ehlne'
| will please call. As we sell them at half-priee
warranted as Z - ~ any OF the kind.
August 10, ISJ7-am u. II.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
Central Committee Meeting.

We are requested to state that
a meeting of the Fairfield County
Union Central Committee will be
held at the office ofC. F. SHAEFFER
ESQ, on Saturday, Sept. 7th' al
one o'clock P. M.
1t is hoped that no member o.
the committee will fail to be pres
ent. That all may be notified
we give the present composition o.
the committee, as follows:
City of Lancaster and Hooking
township-B. F. Reinmund, q
r. Shaeffer, G. G. Beck, G. Dres'
bach, J. NJ. Sutphen, James Strobe
Greenfield-John Brandt.
Violot-Columbus Macarthur.
Liberty-Dr. B. X. Thomen.
Walnut. J. McNaughten.
Richland-Noah McNaughten.
Rush Creek-R. J. Black.
Berne-John II. Grove.
Madison-John lands.
Clear Creek-C. B. Leist.
.Amahda-Wm. L. Clement.
Bloom-zephaniah Courtright.
Pleasant-Capt. A. r. Keller.
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NOTICE

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY COUN'
Gil ofthe City of Lancaster, OHIO, have deter
mined to make tho following improvements b!
An Ordinance passed Sept. I'd. lSi7.
That the grade OF that part OF Broad street
from Wheeling street to Canalallcy on the Eas
side of Broad street, shall be made an ascend
ing grade Of twenty minutes North, and IRON
Cannl alley to Mulberry street shall be made t
descending grade Of forty minutes North
making n cut of 5jI00 feet on the summit u
Canal alley below the present surface at q pom
200 feet north of the centre of the gutter on th'
nor h side Of Wheeling street.
That the contre line of Broad street between
those points (Wheeling and Mulberry streets,
shall be made to conform to, and be OF cor
responding grade as above stated; and shal
be is inches higher than the gutter on the Eas
side Of Broad street.
The West side OF Broad street shall have
corresponding grade SO rs to mcasurnbly con
form to the grade of Wheeling and Mulbcrr.
streets, viz. 4 West, descending.
That the owner or owners Ofany lot or part
lot on Broad street, between Mulberry AM
Wheeling streets, shall cut down their side
walks so that the same shall coniorm 70 ah'
correspond with the change ofgrade as coutefh
plated above.
That the cutters on the Fast AMI West sid
of snid Broad street, between Wheeling am
Mulberry streets, shah he constructed an
graded as to intercept, receive ANU carry OF tn
water that falls on, or flows into said street.
All owners or owner Of lots or lands bOundln
or abuttng on SAID street az aforesaid claimin
damages therefor are required TO tiie sue
claims IN writing with tho Clerk oL said city
within six weeks from the date nereoG
BY order OF the City Council.
W. l. KING, City Clerk.
Lancaster, Sept. s. ls67-iw.
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Tribute OF Respect.


The following Preamble and
Resolutions were adopted at re
cent meeting Of the PhiIomathear
Society Of Pleasantville:
WHEREAS; 1t has pleased an All
wise Providence TO remove from
our midst our worthy fellow-mem.
bcr, DR.. ]. Kindle, we, the mem
bers Of the Philomathean Literary
Society, do offer the following res
olutions. .
Resolved; That in the decease Of
DR.. Klndle, we have sustained the
loss of an efficient member, and
the community has been deprived
of a worthy citizen.
ResolUed; That we sensibly fee
the irreparable loss with which the
family and friends of the deceased
have been afflicted, and that we
extend 10 Jncm our WarmcSt sym
pathics.
ReSOLUedj That, as q token Of
due respect, the members of the
Society wear q badge OF mourning
for thirty days.
RESOLVED; That a copy of these
resolutions be forwarded to the pa
rents of the deceased, and also, Q
copy for publication, to the Ian.
caster and Somerset presses.
LEVI s. HITE,
J. A. JACKSON,
i. G. BLACK,
DORA KELLERMAN,
ELECTA EBRIGmT,
Committee,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
ComlnerclaI Edncntlorl.

A thorough commercial educa-
tion on the part Of those who em-
bark in almost any business, has
become as requisite TO success, aud
as Of paramount Importance, as
even capital itself. With q thorough
education, intelligence and proper
industry, wealth may be acquired
by all. Capital without the other
elements Of success named, may be
recklessly squandcred and lost.
Parsimony, as a means Of saving,
otter costs the individual, through
want of the knowledge by which
busincss-commerc is transacted,
the whole of his capital, his tim G,
and his business. Now, when this
knowledge is SO easy to be obtain
ed through commercial colleges and
at so small an expense, the young
man who neglects to obtain it is
blind 10 the interests Of the best
years of his life, and is losing op.
portunitics which will never pre-
sent themselves to him again.
Out neighboring city of Zancs-
vile presents an institution, in the
shape of Small's Business College,
designed and adapted to meet the
wants of Southern and Central o.,
in the particulars above specified.
1t is under the superintendent Of
competent Professors in all its de-
partments, and offers 10 young men
the means of acquiring a thorough
education, fitting them for business,
acquainting them with commercial
forms, and giving each an insight
into the practical business transac.
tions of every day life of the bust
ness man. Each will there acquire
a rapid, legible and beautiful style
of penmanship, a knowledge of
book keeping and of commercial
law, the science of accounts, the
forms of business transactions-in
fact everything pertaining to and
fitting ayoung man for business.
We refer the reader to the adver.
tisement of this institution, in an
other column, and would recon-
mond to the young mon Of this
community TO examine into the
great advantages possessed by this
over more distant institutions.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
AND STILL THEY COME!

ORIN II. PETERS is receiving
ono of tho largest and choicest
lots of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Twccds, Jeans, Muslins, Tickings,
Checks, Neck ties, Collars, Sus-
'pendcrs, Trunks, Valiscs. &C., ever
before shown in this market
These goods are direct from Bos-
ton, Now York and Philadelphia.
Purchased at present low rates, he
is prepared to offer extra induce
ments to buyers, either by tho yard,
or otherwise. Those wanting cloth
ing made will do well to give him
q call, as he will not fail to suit.
He has also on hand one of the
largest stocks of Clothing ever
shown in this market, and of hi.
own manufacture. He keeps con
stantly on hand q good stock o
Lancaster and othermakos Of Jeans
Sept. 4, 1867-4w.
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Lancaster, Aug. 81, 1867.
Tin Wedding.

We understand our friend A. ].
Smith and wife celebrated their tin
wedding in Logan on Tuesday
night of this week. The affair is
said to have been grand and inter
esting. The kitchen table groaned
beneath its load of edibles, whilst
tho parlor table was piled up with
tinware from the guests, embracing
everything from tin boilers to tin
whistles. The Logan Band was in
attendance. The Rev. Mr.. Hart
of tho Presbyterian Church, per
formed tho ceremonies. We un
dcrstand the party was largo and
adopted the platform "Wo will b.
united" on tin weddings. Il
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
Next Saturday Evening!

General T. F. WILDES and
General G. II. GROSVENOR, will
speak in this city OH
SATURDAYE YEVENLNG NEXT
Citizens, turn out, and give these
eloquent advocates of the right q
cordial greeting.
Union men, be on hand in crowds
and lot it be seen that you never
finch from the performance of duty
in q good cause.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

Missouri GRAPE YINEs.-Refer.
ring to certain prolific grape vines
heretofore noticed in this paper
Mr.. Samuel s. Dean, Of Kirksville,
Adair county, Mo-, writes US as
follows:
You are at liberty 10 tell the
readers OF the Gazette that there il
vine four miles east Of Kirksville.
Adair county, Mo, which has eleven
hundred and scyentcon thrifty
lunches on it. This is tho only
vine we have taken time TO count.
Others look equally us full"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

DR.. Crosby, Of New Haveh, in.
vented the celebrated pin machine
which is now turning out millions
of those little conveniencCs. lie i,
now pcrfecting a needle machine
which turns out a perfect needle
and a machine which drops hun
dred perfect hooks per minute
into a pail at one end from a coil ol
wire at the other.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

HARPER's MONTHLY for Septem-
Der contains another installmont Of
The Dodge Club, or Italy in
MDCCCLlX, illustrated; Our
Work; The Rob Roy in the Baltic,
with numerous fine illustrations ;
Tho Haunted House at Water
town, illustrated; A Pleasant
Morning; The Yankee Before the
Throne; My Mexican Mines; The
King; Eight Castles in Spain
Pairing OFF; Newspaper Curiosi'
ties; Held by a Thread Hereaf.
ter; La Belle France, glimpse
Walter Colquit, of Georgia; Mrs
Linchpin's Friond; Martyrs tc
Circumstances; Rag Fair; What
Shall They Do; Mrs. Robcrtson'i
Boarders Stranded; Editors Easy
Chair; Monthly Record of Cur
rent Events; Editors Drawer.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

Miss REFERS CONCERT From
some of those who had the good
fortune to be present at the enter
tainment of Friday evening last we
have hoard glowing accounts OF its
excellence. A correspondent has
furnished an extended notice OF the
performances, for which wc regret
that we have not room.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
Letter from GAINESVILLE.

EVANSVILLE, Ouio, Aug. 80, 'G7.
To the Nemean B. B. Club LdncdS-
ter, Ohio.
GENTLEMEN-At q meeting OF
the 30. K" b. B. Club, held last
evening. the following was adopt
cd.
"ReSolUed, That we tender the
Nemean Base Ball Club, of Ian
caster, Ohio, our most heartfelt
thanks for the cordial reception
and treatment received at their
hands during our recent visit to
that city"
Trusting, Gentlemen, that you
may at somo time give us occasion
to rcciprocato your kindness, am
Most Respectfully Yours &C.,
r. II. K. FOSTER,
Sec. 30. KS"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

l guarantee to those who call on
me as frequently as is necessary,
that every one of their teeth can
be saved through life. l use only
purest gold and staniel foils. My
attention is not divided. l give
certificates of guarantee.
Broadway, 100 yards south oI
Market t-house, east side.
l5-tf. III. SCOTT.
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[lior the Lancaster Gnzctie

Mr.. EDIToR:-Bclieving that JUS
tice to community requires that the
wretch who is capable of indulging
in wanton and sweeping asper-
sions upon female virtue should be
held up to public scorn and detest-
alton as q blackguard unworthy of
association with civilized men, |
would state that ono Parker, engi.
neer of the train which conveyed
tho multitude of respectable ladies
and children to and from the scene
of the late Sunday School celebra.
ton, was guilty, on that occasion,
of uttering q calumny against the
female members of the Methodist
Church as a class, in language too
vile and filthy to be allowed to ap-
penr in print. Let him be branded
with tho public eXecration.
A CITIZEN.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

l offer my services to this com
munity as a Watch and Clock Re
pairer. | have had forty gears er
perience, and | have no heavy ex
penses 10 meet. | can therefore dc
work we'll and reduce the rate.
can always be found at Myers &
Bro, Main street, Lancaster.
II. IL. GATES.
Ano 'n7
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

Tho people along the line Of the
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
R.R. are showiDga a good deal Of
interest in the extension Of the line
through Somerset 10 Straitsville,
and there is bot little doubt that n
sufficient amount OF stock will soon
bc taken to insure its completion.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

One Of the preachers at the
Willimantic Camp Meeting, on
Tuesday, said: "Thcrs sits broth
er P-,who used to be one OF the
meanest men in this section of the
country, but the grace of God took
hold of him and shook him all to
pieces" A hearty "Amen" was
INDUCED in by the congregation
and the voice OF tho man referred
to rang clear and loud above thu
rest.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
"A Great Show---StOw's Va
l.iatieS.


Immense and splendid posters
on the public square announce the
coming of a novel exhibition. 1t
will erectits pavilion in Lancaster
on Saturday, the 14tk inst. 1t is
nota circus, but offers an entertain
ment more varied, unique and at
tractive thaa any circus. as refer
ence to the programmes 30 libcrally
scattered IN our community will
satisfy the most skoptical. The
company consists of numerous CO.
lebrities, both male and female, in
the several specialities for which
the concern is famous.
A grand outside attraction will
be a tight rope ascension, by Mas
ter GEORGE, q lad Of but seven
years of age. This will come of
at l o'clock, P. M. and will be free
to the entire public.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

A Kelley's Island correspondent
of the SandusIy Register says II
man named Jack McGrecn recently
swan from Kelley's Island to the
Peninsula. a distance Of four and q
half miles. He made the distance
in about three hours, without q rest
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

Milligan ofIndiana, Of conspiracy
notoriety, says;
"No Democrat could trust hit
children in q free sch ool."
This is nearly as bad as the Day
ton Journal Of Wednesday, whief
took occasion to say of a new
Democratic paper, ,dignifiedin tone
that it would find 1t a disadvantage
"since dccency in Democracy il
dcnoralizing tothe party. - ZaneS
uiUe Courier.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
UNION MEETINGS!

Union Republican meetings will
be held and addressed as follows:
At SALEM, Monday Euening
nert, by Con. Wildes, Capt. Keller
Capt. Hughes.
At BASIL, Tuesday EOening
ncrt, by Gen. Wildesi Capt. Keller
and Capt. Hughes.
AT ROYALTON, on Wednesday
Evcning, by Gen. Wildes and Hon
Chas. Borland.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05
Fall Exhibition of the HOrti-
cultural Society.

The fall Exhibition for 1867, Of
the Hooking Valley horticultural
Society will be held on Thursday
Friday and Saturday, The 10Th
goth and 2lst of September. The
Premium list is now ready for cir
culation.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

On the steamer City Of Paris,
which sailed from New York August
"a, for Liverpool, there were taken
as freight two American bulls and
seven beifers, which go TO England
as breeding stock. The bulls are
said to be valued at $4,000. This
is believed 10 be the first time that
stock has been sent from the Unit
cd States to England for breeding
purposes.
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Medical Notice.
nwEoUNE MAY BE CONSULT

DK. e .CONE MAY BE CONSULT
DED at the following times and places;
In NEW LEXINGTON atthe Colborn House.
on SATURDAYS and sundays, May o. June
and 0; July IS AMI II; August II and 49,
Sept. u aud 70; Oct. 26 and 27.
In LANCASTER atthe rallma ige House On
MONDAYS after the Express Tranarrives going
West until il goes West on Tuesdays, May 81
June 10; July Is; August l9i September
%; October %. Or. CONE cures all forms
of Chronic Diseases, as Dyspepsia IN allitsVa,
rious varieties all diseases ofthe Lungs ana
Air passages, rs Laryngitis, Bronchitis, and
Consumption all diseases Of the Kidneys;
Liver, Panereas and the glands generaiIyiM
sells; all diseases ofthe Brain and Nerves, as
Epilepsy, Chorca, ,orst, Vitus Dance, Neural
gia, Palsy, and general narvonss lnnntrlnon
Eli diseases ot Females, enlarged ronsils,a and
nil forms Of Scrofula; also all diseases oftht
! Eve and Ear, audallother Chronic Diseases
nB-No charge for consultation, butcaShfol
medicines. ,oc-
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AN ORDINANCE


To establish the grade OF that part OF Froad
street between Wheeling and Mulberry
streets ,andto repeal the Second (2d) Section
of an Ordinance entitled - An Ordinance to
change tho grade OF those parts Of Broad
street North ofMaln, extending between Main
and Wheeling streets, and between Wheeling
and Mulberry Streets" passed July 10, 1853
and to repeal certain Tarts OF Sections Three
and -Four q and A. OF said Ordinance.
SECTION Be il or,iaiDsi Bythc City Council
ofiE. civ of Lancaster, Thnt the grade ofthat
6ort of Broad street from Wheeling street to
canal alley,-on the east side of Broad street
shall he an ascending grade of Oo 20 North, and
from Canal Alley to Mulberry street shall be
a descending grade of % 4I North-making a
,tnt of a 5l-l0O feet on the summit Mt Canal Alley
beioiy the present surface, nj a point 900 feet
North ofthe centre of the gutter on the North
side Of " heeling street.
Beit further ordained. That the centre line Of
and Mulberry sire eets)-shali conform to, aud
no of n corrsspondug grade as above stated
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Headuuarters +!

The new advertisement of @. F.
Rainey was handed in just too late
for insertion in the present issue
1t will appear next week. But we
will say that Mr.. Rainey is prepa'
rcd to wait upon his friends and
tho rest of mankind, who should
at once call and take note of the
good things laid in for them at the
we'll ordered HEADQUARTERS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

DarSaInS! BarSaIhs!! DHr-
gains -!
The entire stock of Dry Goods
and Millinery at J. N. MILLERS
old stand is to be closed out within
sixty days, regardless Of cost. All
those wanting bargains will do well
by calling at once.
All those knowing themselves in
debt TO John N. Miller, will call al
once and settle their accounts and
save costs.
J. S. SNIDER.
Aug. lst, 1867-tt
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

Reports continue from rcbeI
sources of the success Of tho insur'
rection in Spain, and especially in
tho province of Arragon. --latest
advices report that tho insurgents
have captured and bold the city o
Saragossa.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

BARRETT's VEGETABLE HAIR Res
ToRATIvE We speak from expert
ence, having given practical trial
to this renowned Hair Restorative,
when we say that anybody in want
of q fine head of hair should at
once procure a bottle. 1t will ex-
cite the scalp to new and healthy
action, cleanse it from scurf and
dandrutf, prevent the hair from
falling off, cure those eruptivo dis
cases, and produce d fine growth Of
new hair. AS ADDRESSING. no better
preparation can be obtained for
imparting a rich and glossy ap'
pearance to the hair. In fact nc
other Hair ReStor the has euer re.
cciued or DESCRIBED a more uniuerSd
demand than Barrett'S. We cor
uially recommend it to our readers
1t is for sale at the stores of al
respectable druggists. Try one
bottle,--it will demonstrate itc
merits in very short time.---PittS
burg Commercial.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

Philip Phillips, tho Methodist
singer, and several other gentle
men have leased DR.. Cheever's +
church, in New York, for the next
winter, and are fitting it up with
scenery in order to try the expert
ment of moral ard religious amuse.
ment.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

The st. Louis Times exclaims
"Onc thing we do regret, and that
is, the night Sheridan rode from
Winchester to Cedar Creek some
one had not shot him"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

The Nursery for September, { Mrs.
Soavern's magazine for the young
est readers shows full we'll her
ability to cater for the pets of the
household. 1t is the thing for the
little onos who are just learning to
read
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-09-05

Mrs. Hannah sanderson, Mernmack, n. II
writes Oct. 2Gth to r.. p. Hall Co., Nashua, N
H.: ~ chocrtully certify to the wonderful re-
storatiye properties of your Vegetable Sician
Hair Remover, having experienced It's effects on
my own head. When l commenced usirg /;
my head was nearly bald, only having little
hair on the side and back of my head. ! have
worn false hair fifteen years and upward. have
now laid it by. commenced using It IN May.
and now my hair is fromstwo to four inches
long and thick, where there was none when
commenced using Halls Hair Remover. Myhair
is now growing very fast and does not fal!oT.
recommend this to all those whose hair is turn
ed gray or thin, and especially to those that are
bald"
81 am acquainted with Mrs. Hannah Sander
son and can certify to the truthfulness OF this
statement. "WILLIAM I. PARKER,
''JustIce OF the Peace,