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yuirnr Person would say. ga shIrt

ehrt-vhae matter about The shapei We say the ehips
everything Leoa al the unfiysied shirts naas 70
ORDER by GREEN. hstor House. Their contour hs soou
acy with which they IT. the workmanship ms.efs set
all mark them empha hcaliy the shirts Of gentlemen
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DoRTRAIT OF MRS. IoRREsr-PUBLIsHEp THE
dsy hsutlful portrait Of this lady. executed By
0re7elsr, After whttshurst. Price, one dollar each.
GoUPkL CO., Print Publishers, 10 Broadway.
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Wigs and TOupees.--Batchclor' New
style Of Wigs are The most perso. imitation
should call BATCHELORS celebrated Wig Haotory No.
Wall street, where be found the largest and Esst
tortment in the city Copy the address.
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CRYING Eabies-Crying Babies

embracing all sizes thoee most curiord ana IA
ssng Babies jus FUTILE porium 81 fancy
goods novelties and toys, No 5 Broadway. Also always
hand assortment OF dolls Of all kinds dressed and
saad hn
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HORSES, CARulAaED. sts


RAY SADDLE HORSE FOR SALE-HE Is ABOUT
- fifteen hands high elk DID, osners PAGES aud h.,
an easy trot Ia fine animal and sold Fog
iurther particulars apply At Forenoes Mill Railway
where the horse may be store Fulton street.
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PARTNER wANTED-IN THE PROVISION BusI
ness already established the north aide OF Aha towr
To person with each capital Of bOO who IL we'll nc
qusinfed with the business fno opportunity now oere
ddress Provsons Herald oioo with res name atsSirs
where an interview may 10 had, when particulars will
made Known All communications striosiy ooofdentsI
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SECOND BOARD
lDVgkTISBnBaYs RENEWEb EVERy DAY.


PERSONAL.
lanes THAYER-IF THE WIDOW OR CHILD OF
James Thayer, who died ST Gosport Virginia in 1923
will apply 10 the they may hear Of something
10 their advantage. j. W. BALDWIN, Attorney. So.
No 10 Nassau street, New York City.
INFORMATION WANTED OF A BOY NAMED WILL
i liam WILLIAMS who left his fathers protection in
January 1851 residing in 46 Greenwich st. New York
Bald boy native of England, ten old slightly
made ntcgen. and had deep soar upon his right elbow
information of him would be thankfully received
or should this eye by applying David Henderson,
Jersey City, lie will something to his advantage
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Elegant Rrtdal Cards. Enyeloues. 4

soxos ard srdal Waters OF the laest and fashions
he styles be had At EVERoELLS SO Bros Sway. cor
ner OF Duane street. Mr. Eyerden hLs branch store
No is Wall street, for the accommodation OF his down
town customers.
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OxygenRtcd Batters.-The astonishing
free from alcoholic stimulaps IL produces reaeton
pleasant sensations Ample testimony from we known
czens will be found 10 the pamphlets 70 be had of the
agents Cratic Sed Wholesale and retail by A. B. ID.
Sands fulton c. H. King. 1872 and a. Sooyiue
Co, sic Broad say, and by the druggists generally.
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FINE ARTS.

-
EINE ARTs-CoLORED DAGUERRUoryprs rnp
yhty Cen. akings skyyht Rooms, 100 Bowory, DO.
tween hester ana Grand Streets tho only establishment
he city where the best skyght pagasrreosypes hand
sonef oolorea and enossed tekon for Fty Cents sn
srger sfee tsqushY low rstca No charge unless peoo
satisfaction ie given. 1900"
EIrE ARTS FINh HrrRUgs FINE DAGUEgREo.
ypee!-Ne observe feqoeut, in tbs plpeIn 1aguerre
otypeB advofttod undeT fftx
conts Fire ars indeed The WIZ viii rosct. &c
pary petty, low Peter Funnm Claim 10 be IN, hrs
is 10 have the- etu oasseJ with ar ia prepoe
tetout such nesona must be foolish 5r attemp
Ing 70 gu the public Ia this To psny rethaps.
no scqasnted With the daeuerreotypo per-
fected by orcdtable the fifty may
ed upen as reality Domes cautions them 70 bewarti
For particulars call on HOLMES, 2s Broadway.
DoRTRAIT OF MRS. IoRREsr-PUBLIsHEp THE
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nIssoLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.
~ partnership heretofore existing under the er
ford Co.. between f. g. Berford, VIM. Chase Barney
Loripg Lombard s this dssoived By mutual consent
New York. January "a 1852.
The undersigned will continue the Express tupine.
California under the name Of Bcrford Co. Vessy
street, Astor House. RIG. BEBFORD
r.. 4.
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uue that will mott whIle Inc

Gle that Will not while he may, when
he will he may have nay"-Thosc in consumption
friends too low 70 cut should avail
Of the opportunity offered by Dr.. WATTS. who has
patients der and
being The for the distribution Of the Nervous
Antidote of them viii be ~ The ONCE, <2f
strest Snc iours and g. All
con attend. N. A0rnh. .s sv--
ssu esrsot
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THE MILITARY.

RMORY, 600 BROADWAY, JAN. q. ls52-CITY
"A Guard Tho officers. commissioned officers and
pvates of this and hereby ordered assemble
the Armory in full! fatigue on Wednesday Jan 2
o'clock p. n. PAUL v. M0NDON, Lieut. Conn anding.
E. HIDDEN, Orderly.
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PREsIDENTIAL.-The nomination of General
Scott for President, by whig convention in Maine,
is not SO important as it looks its face, for the
convention was voluntary ooncern-a mere i'm
provisaton-and not the regular legislative oonven-
ton of the whig party. 1t is an effort simply to
make public opinion, beginning down East, fow in
favor Of General Soott-to bring him up strong in
the Middle, and carry him through the Southern
and Western States-an endeavor to counterfeit
intrigues among the wings at Washington, and to
bring out Fillmore, Webster, Corwin, and Critten-
den, who will all be candidates before the whig
slaughter house. Another movement has taken place
at the other extremity, in Alabama; and similar
Union whig party meeting there declared their in
tention to form part Of q national convention on
the Southern Union principles and to nominate their
own candidate. This, probably, however, is only
meant as the first step Of the natural approach,
which viii end by junction Of the Southern and
Northern wings, in the national whig convention at
Philadelphia. We believe that ultimately all the
Union party Of the South-Georgia and other
Southern States-Toombs, Stephens, and all-win
unite with the Webster, Scott and Seward wings in
the National Convention in Philadelphis.
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Hair Dyo.-Batchelor's celeb

Hair Dyo.-BatchcIOr's celebrated Liq uld
Hair Dye yet discovered for oolorng
whshsis the moment i applied The wGnaerf1i ease
Hair Dye performs astonishing 10 for sale, applied,
= BATCHkLoRS Wig Factory, No. 4 wall street. Copy
ne
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INsTRUCTIOa.

ROOKKEEPING. ARITHMETIC, &C.. THOROUGHLY
taught. by w. J. RENviLLR, 2s9 Broadway. Each ssu.
dens 10 separately instructed and enabled,
TO practice the knowledge impaired TO him. Open day and
evening. Terms reason able.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

I o. OF o. ITO THE OFFICERS AND BROTHER
Of Acorn LODGE No 237, l. o. Of o. F-You HEREBY
notified to attend special meeting Of Acorn Lodge No 81
Thursday evening" January 49, at their room, Nations
before the lodge. Signed, THOs. STOREY SEQ.
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For Chapped Hands, Salt Rhe um, &c ;,
SO, the India Rubber Gloves and Minis aoknowl-
almost handsome 10 hid For sale ~ VIM. Bakers 2s
Broadway Boyd Co., Eass Broadway and 81 all the Rub
Al
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exception the very beet equally
Gourand kedcased Soap for curing
Subtitle rPro9ts hair nom any part Of Tho body Liquid
near broadway; Caender SO South Third Philadelphia
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INsTRUCTIoE;-A FRENCH GENTLEMAN. PROBES
sor ON the violin and tbe French language wishes
respectable family where his lessons cons
aeempensaton for his lodging and breakfast The beet
Of city references wi IL be given Please address 10
Mr. d, box No. 92l Post Office.
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INSTRUCTION IN sPANIsH.-PRoYEssOR vINGUT
Il Of tho New York University, will commence new
caasso one for geneen and another fer ladies' to-day
!Hednesday) from four to i've for ladies' and from
eshtfo gentlemen Terms ten dollars
lessons apply ~ liz Chambers street, ~ time
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09

" A~lilN'IuN, June -, 1907.
SlR u am Cratiiied to acknowledge the re
ceipl Of the communication which YOU did me
the honor TO deliver in person yesterday, an
nounclng my unanimous nomination as the
Wing cAuddarc for the office of Vice pre.-
dent OF tie United States, by the National Con
ven,lon, which recently assembled in Baltl.
more, ACCOMPANIED by a copy Of the resolu,
tons OF the Convention upon questions OF ma
uoual principle and pohcy.
J cordially approve the declarations made by
these resolutions. On matters OF the most re
cent practical Interests, they do bnt portray the
conduct of an administration OF the Govern
meut OF which Tor near TWO years have been
member. On all other they but reiterate tie
doctrines and recommendations held by lis
Chief in important public communications.
Should the people Of tie United States give
their sanction 10 the nominations of your Con.
vaouon, 20 far as shal he invested with au-
horItyt a faithful adherence TO these doctrines
may be expected.
! therefore accept the distinction, 50 honora
bly, rendered, with grateful heart, but win
unatiec ed dl.fd.nce. T. is q satisfaction. hoV
ever, To know that the pace TO which | hav;
Teen nominated Is bu, SECONDARY ard that f,r
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09

Of 40, II, aud I5-tht rag ol the Wing National
Convention II % ;--arOtr,uou ~ American indus
nv. a Iudlcous - stem Of Iu:ernll improvements %
restriction ol the executive power au1 patronage, an
economical adm inlsliaron of the General and State
governments, sirlci and faithful obedience 10 the
Constitution ana Law. and an uLwaycnug attach
ment TO the Union
Resolved, That i'll common with millions Of our
countfvmcn, We spTuwuIy await the hour, apDlr-
emily near at hand winch shall take HlNIY CL4Y.
whom he have loved and houor"d, to h. ioug home
Our earnest prayrr That hI- last moments may BE-
as peaceful Us MS career has been glorious
We had no failure in our efforts To put the
ball IN motion. We have a strong ticket one
which enlists the enthusiasm of the mas-es.-
Vermont viii roll mp one Of her usual MAORI
ties Il think the grc1'est.) for Scott aud Graham.
Yours
ETuAy ALLEN.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09

the first Office tie Convention has proposed o
citizen 81 tried patriotism aud virtue. long and
larnliarly acquainted with public affairs and
putlc men. safe and ,agacous counsellor.
who has well fulfilled every trust heretofore
committed TO his hands, and who has illustrated
our history by eminent public services.
With my thanks for the courtesy with which
you have honored the, in the execution OF your
of &c, aud with the highest personal respect, |
am your obedient servant
WILL. A. GRAHAM
Hon. J. G. CHAPMAN, President
National Wing Convention.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09
Edi'hcat'cn Meeting Of ST. John bury,
Correspondence Of The Boston .iFqs


ST.. JonNspuE,, June 30, l15o
MtssRs. EplroRs We had u treat time
here yesterday. The Wings in this vicinity
gathered in the spirit of lcl0. and opened the
Campaign iii way that CARES terror to uui
opponents.
On the arrival Of the afternoon tram from
W ante ltWcL procession with music and ban
ncls formed at the depot, aud matched to the
stand erected on the PLAIN Among the mot
toes on the banners were ~ nheld scott the
Hero and Paclticator," "Wm. A. Graham. Tn
on aud the Constitution "rrotecllon to in
dustry, "Our CandIda,e, versus your Clndl-
date "Caledonl must be- redee ned" "Scott
and Graham, Ncrmont good for 10000 mllon-
ty.' "Graham for Dysprptc Locotocos"-
"Our leader, Winfield Scott, our reward, sue
cess "Wm. A, Gr,huu, the noble son Of a
noble State
Ih' meeting was organized bv calling to the
chair. DR.. John Dewey, o. }lald.loua, the
chairman Of the Nhlr Ntajo Convention, as
sisted by a lar-" uumbcr Of Wee ire.Ideuts
and Secretaries. Dr. Dewey, on talunr the
chair addressed The assembly IN a very hand
SOM" mlnuer, expressing his great Joy at meet
IN" So large number Of his Whr brethren
under such happy ausplces. lie WIS followed
by J.. i'aIronnns, Esq, of TINS place, Whp al
Gdng happily to the sterling worth of the gal
luut " hgs of our sister Stat, New IIau.p-
SHIRE, many Of whom were present, called out
Jos, Sawyer, Esq. OF Plermout. y. H., vino
responded m his usual eloquent and spirited
STYLE
The crowd was afterwards ad lrcsscl at con
siderable l,n1'h by Jacob, Benton, Esq, OF Ian
custer, \. tt, Hon VIM. Iebarl, member
of Con~rcss 'on our - district, Nm II.
Mills Esp, Of Blngor, Me-, the delegate to the
Natl lnl Convention, who had the honor Of an.
uourcug ij''y.three time, tho unanimous vote
OF the lumber State for our glorious old leader,
Portus BAKER, EsQ, Of Derby, who should of
right have been a delegate to the National
Convention, Hon. Jonah Brooks. of I.uucu.
burg, Gen, l. J.. " alton, of Montpelier. the
veteran senior publisher Of the Natchugu"
newspaper and Mr., David F.lk,r. Of Wheel
orh. who fought under Scott at Chippewa and
lundy's Lane. "Ah," sud the oil sol1irr-
these gentlemen have told you a great deal
about Cen Scots bravery and kindness, bar
they haven't told the halfyct There NO ihurh-
rug unlcr such = leader
MIR. Mills aud MIR. Baxter gave Us very m
tcrcs,Ir@ accounts of the Convention, and
fought taaIr battles DER with such enthusiasm
as TO carry wlth thou entirely the feelings Of
their large audience, and when they came to
''"" ~, ""'' o'''"'I"4 'rc "ou'E
checI' 'ra'lheu to ihcli interest aud sailsldc-
uon.
The affair closed with fine display of fire
vorl. from, liz, l,h,r,tnr,, ~ ,.o,r A. I,,,,,.
:, =, ''' ~, 49, '''' '''''
,,,,,,,'. ',lI . 'i'i''N' - ''"''
~ "'" ~ MS "1"'' "r N''-'
nus hN'"c started lhc pail IN rrWolt-
The fire burns brightly, and we Shall tell an
'rno l,J,rs ,.crc ,u,ny ,.,l,,,, II, .,,,,,,l,,,..
and cn,crpd ,ptn fin, srIr,, ,r tho .,l,,r, ,,b 81,
1917 WI " "
wa N'U',yi "''"' '"' u''I' were III my
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09

nominating Candidates for the various County
Offices for the ensuing election. The Towns
ere entitled 10 the following number Of Dele
gates to wit. Bolton > Burlington - Char
lotte ; Colchester 7 Essex !; IIlnesJuroh
6: Huntington 7; jericho Milton 10,
Richmond g. %helJurno & St. George 3 .
Unlerni!l ) Westfor1 7 Wlnl5tou g. \ full
attendance o! Delegates from each Town Is
earnestly requested
By oJ1ar cfthe County Committee
Burlington, June u, l.52
90 Ani--please mark what we aay-thev
hgree on ;'e "renuc cnd talf /. c. 40 far as
these platforms are concerned We proceed to
prove TINS statement The Democrats say
'Jusnce and sound policy forbid the Goycrn-
nent to foster one branch of industry to the
detrlmcnt Of any other" &c. " ell d. the
Wings say Government shoala do any such
thing: They say in lcvylng such duties
sound policy requires a lust discrimination
whereby suitable ENCOURAGEMENT may be al
toFded to American industry, equally to all clas-
ses and all portions of the country" We're
peat the statement that the two great partleS
CT the country agree in their platforms as to
tariff and revenue. --COlIier.
We regret that our new neighbot Of the
Courier, on assuming the editorial eli air, should
displny such hot haste, to misrepresent the
Wing party as ii has done above Why did
not the Courie' print the two resolutions, side
by side, and let its readers see whether there is
any difference between the Wing aud Loco
foco parties on the Tariff question? Here
they are. VIII tie Courier man do us the
favor to read them again, and say whether he
cannot sec some difference.
Loco Foco Resolution
Justice and sound policy forbid the Federal Gov
rn,rnt OF sny aber or to- c 6 iiuf fs 10 t o1
one portion 10 the INJURY OF another portion OF our
ton Of 'he country has rga; to denrand aud INSIST
uPo" one equality ct r'&h's ana privileges, ana 'oI
. r'. T's al" '"'Ps P'o's'"o" o' person ana pro-
t;.l;. p.-.1,,;
"".s i'1'Oi0''o"
Government should be conducted IN pnncl-
,.,s", ny , r,,o n sul!tent lor
derive, from dniy on impos,s and mon ,roa, .ira,,
taxes e"i in a'ging s"ch dutles soOnj iol.cy re-
ini'eS ja5t o'to4 amqtlgn, tchee5y sVitatje eu-
tn, eqa-iiy 10 all claSscs a0d u all loIfoas Of the
''-t'y'
-'," 80" II II % ~, outrageous 10 'e'le-
e., W. 'i'0' VI '''u '"C
=, '"' '''0' wv P'i''e9 oi 'Ie a'W
'a' ~"o' do'"I
I'',.' - ''''' e ~ W. ,'''o ''U iV'''o''o"
1.c.. r.. ' ~ '4'''"5 '''' ''''''"' 10
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09

GFoEeA-The Savannah (Ga.) Republican.
paper which would not. at hrst, support GEN
SooTI, has now come out for him. That pa
per of Friday says that GE. SoOTIs letter Of
acceptance viii aansfy the Wings Of Georges,
and meetings have already been called TO rat
f. The nominations, NJ To'm5s 10 the coutrs>
rr notwithstanding
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09
8 rcc - SIS,
BURLINGTON, VT.
FRIDAY MORNING JULY 9 1852.
ELLINGTON, VT

~ :. VI PETTlNGLII,, Il CO., Newspaper
Advertising Agents No 10 State street. Boston.
arc t'nts for he FREE PUrsS. D7iiB and Week
". aut are au'uouZrd to receive ADVERTISEMENTS
aud SUBSCRIPTIONS 1.-THE same rates asaIc required
at this Oihce. TheIrrecelp's are regarded as day
nents.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-07-09

GA correspondent of the Boston Atlas
writing from Mortified, says the nomination Of
Gen. Scott Is indeed gratifying to Us here,
knowing as we d. that through the influence
Of Gov Pane h. was voted for By the Yer
mont delegation IN lsi0, at Harrisburg Gov
Paine has for a long time, been strongly at,
tached political friend 10 Gen Scott, and has
often expressed wish, and behef. that he
would become a candidate for the Presidency
Ills wishes are realized. ard with a commenl-
able spirit Of enthusiasm, does he enter tho field
70 the 7prv9lt # hi3 fivorltc candidate
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03
PAINTS, vARN1sHEs, GLUE Sc.

DURE White Lead, 25, so, and 100 Id. Kegs.
/ No 90 25, so, and 100 lb. do
BIake's Fire and Paint, assorted colors.
Black Chocolate, Ash and D,ab Parish Green;
Chrome Greene, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Red
Verdigris, dry and ground, in oil ;
Prussan Blue; Lamp Black Rose, Pink Red, Read,
Litharge; Powdered Umber Yellow Ochre Vene-
tan Red Spanish Brown; Spanish Whiting; Yer
million, Chinese and American.
Best English and American Linseed Oil; Spirits
Turpentne.
VarEfishes.
Copal, Furniture, Coach, Leather; Brown and Black
Japan Putty, Window G lass, and Paint Brushes.
Dye-StUHs.
Alum, Annatta. Fig Blue, Coperas. Logwood, Indigo,
Nader, Blue Vitriol, FusJie, &c. &c,
SundrieS,
Lard Sperm, Solar and Tanners Oil; Peach, Apple,
and Cogniac Brandy MADEIRA Port, Claret and Nal
aga Wine; Old Rye Whiskey, Common Whiskey
Old Holland Gin; Alcoho, Sc. Mustard, Spice;
Cloves, Cassia Buds, Cinnamon, Black and Cayenne
Pepper, Mace, Nutmegs, Ginger, Rose-Water, Can
dies Starch, Soaps, Tobacco, Snuff, and general
sortment of Drugs, Chemicals Patent Medicines &c.
Forsale by JAMES JONES-& CO.,
Sign of Negro and Mortar.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03
oDOWELL HOUSE.
HOUSTON, MISSISSIPPI.

HOUSTON, MISSISSIPPI.
THE subscriber has permanently located himself as
| tavern keeper in the well known house, called
the Houston HOTEL, in Houston Chickasaw coun-
y Miss, formerly kept by Capt. R. G. Steele. Pr-
ces in accordance with the times.
After eight years practice in the business / shall
try to have clean Sheets tablecoths plates knives,
forks &C. Few servants but good and attentive with
everything on the table that this back country affords
So people sustain me and will try to keep good
house. Call and see for yourselves. | have, also,
the best stables attached to the premises, that aer in
Houston.
n. B-Horses and vehicles to hire at moderate pri-
ces, so no passengers be detained longer than
they wish. H. MCDOWELL.
Dec 20, 1851. AK
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03

Arabian Liniment,
Mexican Mustang Liniment,
Buffers Nerve and Bone Liniment,
Arnica (for rheumatism)
Galvanic Belts, Necklaces, and Bracelets,
DR.. Jaynes Family Medicines,
Sands, Bulls, and Townsend's Sarsaparilla,
Fahnestocks Vermiuge,
McLane's Vermiluge and Liver Pills,
Glycerine, Chloroform, Vallette's,
Fernegenous Mass, Extract of Opium,
Amorphous Qunine, Tannin,
Select Powdered Drugs, Est. Oils,
Sperm Lard and Tanners Oil,
Wine and Cider Vinegar, Snuff,
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco,
Varnishes, Paint Brushes, &c, &c.
For sale at the sign of Negro and Mortar by
JAMES JONES g. CO
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1852-01-03
CLIREHUGH'S
EricOpherosss; or Patent Medicated
GGNP0EJNn

THOUSANDS have testified to the entire recovery
of their hair after having lost it for years. and at
various periods of life No matter how thin or weak,
coarse, dry harsh the hair may be- it will be resto-
red SOFT glossy, healthy and luxurious crop, if the
lrcopherous, be regularly applied. Those who have
been threatened with premature gray hair have by the
Trcopherous, not only stopped their progress but had
their hair changed to its original color The compo-
ston of the Trcopherous differs entirely and COM
pletey from every other article for similar purpose
it is not intended merely to anoint the HAIR but is
applicable to the skin, and to act through it, the
nerves, boodvessels and absorbants connected with
the root or bulb of the hair. The certain preserva-
ton OF the hair and its color is thus guaranteed to all
who will adhere to the directions advice of Mr.. Gil
rehugh The prescribed use of the Trcopherous has
been fodnd certain for all cutaneous diseases of
the scalp whether in children adults Scurf, dan
drift and other excre thrown off by the skin even
in its healthy state, disappear under the efuence
Of the Tricopherous, leaving the skin clear, healthy
and active.
The Tricopherous from its irritant and blisterng
principle. has proved ladies, an invaluable restora-
tve where the hair has fallen off from the seams OF
divisions being overstrained tightly tied where
the hair has become weak from confinement, or from
any other cause peculiar to the female constitution
and its occasional use will preserve the hair to the last
period of life.
The public are cautioned against base and delete
rous counterfeit advertised and sold under the
name Its only virtue is being sold at % cents The
total destruction and loss of the hair has, in every in
i stance, followed its
Read Clirehugh's Treaties on the Hair" accompa
nying each bottle.
Principal Office, 179, Broadway, where advice i
given by Mr. Clirehugh on all diseases connected witt
the growth of the hair
4 Fer sale in Columbus by
Dec. q, 1851 4s:sm TAYLOR & MCCARTHY
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LoUIsIANA--In the next Legislature of Louisi-
ana there will be, in the Senate seventeen Wings
and fifteen Democrats House--ffty seven Wings
and forty Democrats Wing majority on joint bal
lot, nineteen. The Representatives in Congress
stand two Wings and two Democrats, and Wing
Auditor OF Public Accounts.