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prc, PRICES REDUCED.
onoMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.

TTfTIE =. pEFEhTH AND MAIN STS
mn an. subscriber takes pleasure in announ:
MILL !. 70 Inc public that his PLANNING and SAW
Hsvin.n. n now IN complete order
df.d dolis,nuy incurred an expense ofseyersl hun.
toi Plsnjns e renting and perecting bis Machinery
siuds Of Saving, and Tonsueing and Growing al
sapepas 9sse. and psak hs enabled to sx
A call r,aasa " wssrk, at greatly reduced pricea
DC St. tnose Ia want respectfully solicited.
WILLIAM FORBES.
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EXCHANGE.

STERLING BILLS: y ct. premium
Observation-Disclosures ,Erchange-Checks on the
Hsrs. SorSsn City City Bank Note.
Uncurrent Bank Notes-or rather notes not Bank
Gble-we quote as follows -
Notes Of the Exchange Bank OF Selden, Withsrs
l. Co., so per cent discount, and of the TrsnsAiie-
ghany Bank, 10 per Of discount.
The notes Of the follswing new virsius BsIhs s,;o
Bank, Charlottesville; Central Bank, stsunton Mer
chants Bani, Lynchburs; Bank Of Commeres, FREE
SsnS of a Wincse:tsr; Bank of the Old
Dominion, Alexandra; and Bank Of seo!tsse , ,h
The are per Ct dseGunt s ws1 ~ .nS
MaItinsburg; and ManufscsnIsr and E.5msrs s Bank
of Wheelins-and all the wheeling Bsns Notes.
The notes Of the Bank Of Kanswhs, Maiden, are
MopPsh pS c.rolios.,...l dill Tennes.ee......5 dis.
South Carolina.....a !. nsioa' .,........s
aiabams SsIsaaa State B.ai.s Northern lntsrior.s
Ssn1 AI soSsns sms notes except Fredsrcksburs Cor
..tson srr taken by the brokers at 5 ~ cent dis
ERpedericisburs are down to 25 " ct. discount.
Goid-i premium. Silrer-Old premium; New
prem. -
soyrs Of Stocks reported BY John n. Lcneasses aas
se., Brokers, for the 'ossk en6isg TaassdaE Jan
yirsna6 per cents 81 years 70 run. no sassa at IN,
Treasury. Coupon Bonds o97 and Int
Virginia per cenfs. % years tie, sales at ees and
siIsn.s per cents. over 10 yo.rs 10 run, last .sls
yirspl. PsE ca, under 10 yssrs sersa. lsst ssls
Bonds guaranteed BY the state. sslss es5 md iss
Richmond City BondA y yesrsto uns ssiss = g
yyss y.lss sss s.ss s.sss sssss e. e &c e. ;s s y
Sssnaa SvhsesnasI Fire Ssaa sna asHs Mssss, :. ID ssss
sss@sas s ssassssssrs "a fossss Es:
stock, Last sales 80. - . s
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LARGE CANNoN-There is at the preseut time
and has been since 1947, in the government yard at
South Boston, cannon, which, Says the Boston
POST is the largest in the United States If not In the
world. 1t was cast in the foundry of Cyrus Aleer,
in 1916, and weighed % $50 pounds Its bore is 12
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LIFE PREsERyER.-One day. when Marshal
sout was showing his gallery at Paris to Colonel
Gurwood he stopped opposite 10 one of the pictures
and said, II value that picture very much-it saved
the lives oftwo estmabie persons An aid de camp
Whispered In his countrymans ear, " He threatened
itup"
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A little son Of Mrs. Weaver, residing on Pratt
street. Baltimore fell into tub of boiling water on
"Wednesday last and was so badly scalded thss he
survived but two hours.
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Asa Woodburys factory for cotton and woolen
jeans In Sutton, Mass, was burnt on Friday night,
having been set on FIRE by boy falling with lamp
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Costly KINDLING STUFF.-A few days since Mr.
VIM. Head, in Springfield, Washington county, Ky.
burnt up his pocket book, by accident, containing
S223 besides several valuable papers He stopped
down to pick up some shavngs to make fire in the
stove when his pocket book fell unnoticed among
the shavings, and with them was stuffed into the
stove.
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PAGE & BAcoN-This firm in letter to the st
Louis Republican of the 18th instant, announce
with many expressions uf regret their suspension
and represent their assets to exceed their liabilities
SO, 100000.
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A NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION HOUSE,.
PAlNE q MAYO, Auction eers-office on 10th st.,
6stSe59 tSgM Raip N 1na pavS' vysTS' Il ahsnond, Va.
MI. AbEL U; MAYO II tie above business will
connue TO sell Real and Personal Estate at auction
out the States to Remit AZ out Houses and Hirins ent
Servants WV ~ W 'iNs "u'
Deeds Of every escription will be accurately
Mr.. MAYO ber g a Notsry Pubic. will sttand 70
taslng acknowfer .ements of Deeds Nc
any reference given that may be- required
&c J., JNO. K. b. PAYNE,
J0o-i" ABEL u, MAYO
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An OLD PIONEER GosE-Hon. VIM Rufus Put.
nam, OF Marietta Ohio died on the lst instant aged
es years. He was the son of Gen. Rufus Putnam
who established the first permanent white settle.
ment northwest ofthe Ohio Ia 1873 The deceased
settled In Marietta in the fall of $780, and has since
continued to reside there.
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NEW MovRMENT.-Itis is stated that there is in
process of organization at Mobile general SUBJ
scrption among the slave population in aid of the
suffering poor of New York and the Eastern
cities
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THE PRESS IN CHINA.-At Pekin, when an editor
inserts any false intelligence, the possibility of its
repitition is removed by the remocat Of his head
What sad thing 1t would be for some of our con-
temporaries If such were the case here?
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ENGLAND AND THE SLAVE TRADE IN l7l2-A
clause In the treaty Of Utrecht Ia 172 stipulated
that England should have the sole right of carrying
thirty years. Great for public treaty, sure!
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Ten thousand bales of cotton lie in the ware
houses in Eufaula, Alabama, which cannot be got
to market for want OF a boatable river.
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EARTHouAKE.-A shock of an earthquake wa
experienced at Hanover, N. II and at Bradfort
and st. Johnsbury, Vt, about six o'clock on tn
evening of the 18th inst. The shock lasted abou
half minute. and was distinctly marked, causing
considerable rattling among the windows ant
crockery at the places mentioned.
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Commodore Perry left New York for Washington
on Thursday last on business connected With the
Japan treaty.
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The Augusta tGs.) Constitu,ionalist of Sunday,

shyE
We understand tne Agent of the Georgia Railroad
Bank at Cartersville, was robbed on Tuesday night
last of about 81 600 The rogue stole the key from
his coat pocket. opened the cafe which was iu an
adjoining room, secured the above amount and
might have got $500 more, belonging to house in
this city, had he gone leisurely to work
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Mr.. Raymond, one of the sufferers by the collision
on the Baltimore and Susquehannah Railroad, on
on the 4th of July last has instituted suit against
the company, laying his damages at $3.50, 900.
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AsoTHEa BANK FAILURE The Germania Rank
al Mhwankea closed Its doors last week Its circu.
lalion S2s 600. and said to be secured by State
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BOoK-KEFPNG-The Subscriber will
take charge of two or three Sets of Books for the
ensuing year, and will attend to Job Writing of any
kind. - '
Having been engaged as Accountant and Book
keeper for many years, the best references can be
gwen. Persons wishing to confer with me will
please address, through the Post Office.
de 20-dim* r. McCANOIISH Js
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK AND PETKRsBuRG RAILRoAD.-A cor
respondent of the Petersburg Express, writing
from Portsmouth states that in the various cases of
damages for the land condemned for the Peters
burg and Norfolk Railroad, the Judge has. on mo,
ton Of the Company, granted saprsedeas, and
taken them up to the Superior Court.
FrRE.-A stable belonging to Mr.. David Betzold,
situated on King street, Alexandria, was destroyed
by fire on Monday night last
Hon JOHN LETcHKR.-The Rockingham Register
Is authorised to announce Hon. John Letcher az q
candidate for reelection to Congress. Mr.. Letch-
ers course in Congress has met with the entire ap.
probation of his constituents and he will probably
be returned without opposition.
BuRGLARY.-The store of Mr.. James Entwisle,
Jr., in Alexandria, was entered last Monday night
by means OF false keys. The burglars, however,
became alarmed at the barking of dog in the
store, and decamped without booty
DEcEAsED.-Mr. James Shanks, for long time a
resident of Petersburg, died at Ibaviller, La, on
the 9th inst
THE KALEIDoecopE.-A new journal, with this
title, has just made its appearance in Petersburg
1t is under the editorial guidance of Mrs. Hicks.
SALES OF PRoPERTY-Among the recent sales
of property in Rockingham, we notice that OF the
house and lot of F G. Way, which sold for Sc, ,l50
few years ago this property was sold for less
than $500. The large farm of Abraham Smith,
near Harrisorbu1g, was sold last Friday at $50 an
acre.
BITTEN BY DoG-A little son of Mr. A. P.
Ablell, of Staunton, was severely bitten by dog a
few days ago.
STRANGE CREATURE.-There Is at druggists
store in Norfolk strange little animal which is a
complete puzzle to naturalists has legs and feet
like those of rabbit tail like that of an opossum,
and the head and eyes of a cat.
EsTRAMPEs AND FELIx.-A correspondent of the
Charleston Courier, writing from Havana under
date of January 8, states that it is not certain
whether these young men will be executed or not.
He thus speculates upon their schemes:
"By many 1t supposed that the Captain General
will be guided by the advices from the Spanish
Minister In Washington, who, In his turn, will be
Influenced by the tone of the Government of the
United States 1t appears to argue well for their
safety, having been sent to the Moro. Had the
Government the idea of executing them, they would
have been left in the public prison. which is con-
dguous to the place of execution. CoNCHA, no
doubt, desires more blood shed by the execu-
toner, and, if possible will get the two young men
alluded to sentenced TO exile in Africa Their crime
is not considered heinous one by their enemies,
and, of course, by the Creole party they are con.
sidered martyrs of high degree"
The Standards correspondent likewise entertains
the hope that should the Tribunal sentence Es.
trampes and Felix to the garotte, the Captain Gen.
era will not permit the sentence to be carried into
execution
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Isaac P Davis, q distinguished citizen of Massa.
chusetts, died at Milton in that State on Saturday
last
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GEORGE l.. BRENT, Attorney at Law, and
Commissioner of Deeds, he, for Ohio Kentucky.
Tennessee, Alabsms. Indiana. Florida, Missouri,
Michigan, Louisiana, Texas, Wisconsin, &C. Office
on llth street. between Main and Bank sts
de 22-ImS
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DEATHS IN CHcA0o.-During the year 1854 there
were 3,2s7 deaths In the city Of Chicago, in pop
aboat one death TO every l6 l.3 persons Of thein-
hahtants.
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REMovAL-The Office of the RICHMOND
FIRE ASSOCIATION has been removed 10 the second
Story of the Building of Main and Ith sts.-
e. Entrance on llth street.
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INsE-
RANGES, will be promptly attended IT,,
without Boosting of their ability to comply with
their obligations, they take pleasure j., refsrSinp to
all who have had business with the Office for the
satisfactory manner in which it has ,eep transacted
JAMES C. CRAf NE President,
Jso. H. BosHER, Secretary s1S
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
BY J. A. CoWARDIN.

The DAILY DISPATCH Is served to subsc ribers
advance "
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every FRI
Gay, ana mailed to subscribers at 81 per annum.
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SINGULAR FArArrrY- Three of the leading pol
i!icians of New Hampshire have died suddenly and
unexpectedly Woodbury., Senator, Atherton,
Senator, and Norris, who has now followed them.
The place of the last named, will probably be flled
by John s. Wells of Exeter, N. I'll.
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b. W. STARKE, ATTORNEY at Law and No.
targ Public. Office removed to tke Law Building.
A'N" Ne'-H4AE'
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7. ii. AYLETT, Attorney at Law, No. lis
Main street. Richmond, Va. practices in all the
Courts held in the City of Richmond, end in the
counties Of Henrico, Hanover and King William.
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ja 6-lul
O.. f.. C
". Il; Z HALKLEY, General Agent and Col.

Itotol, f street between Main and Cary over the
@ sa1e u d R. Peake, heretofore Hires out Ne
Sescr ens out Houses and Collects Claims of every
ueeoi .pton in town and country.
,;a EFERENcEs: Mesars C. T Wortham l. Co, VII
% q 1s Brother, Butler Il Tinsey. J. II. Claiborne,
de S-dlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LIVER CcmpL.,sr-The only rs

LIVER COMPLAINT The only remedy
ever ODE ed to the public that has sever failed 70
eure,whs direciions sre followed, 10 Lanes Liver
Fhi. t'has been a'.versi yesrs before the public
ana has been int o1uced in sll sectors az the
nion. Where It had been used il has had the most
trier N ant sncces aud has actually driven out of
use s other me- licnes. Ithas been tried under all
me o eisnt pa ases of Hepais, aud has been found
r. -Ihe shove valuable remedy, also DIR. Nc
Laons NsnHi .tuge, can be had st all respects
oie " os sU res in this city.
IuH .hasers will please be careful 20 ask for,
.59 y te one but DIR. MLANE'S LIVER PILLS.
AZ " net . In comparison. ara worthless
ia 5-d4clw
1 AXE OUR ADyIcE-If you are troubled,
WIFE light cold cough, pay immediate attention
20 Delays are dangerous and health 10 precious
AS light coush may result in serious end fstsl d.
e& STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EX.
ff ETORANT is recommended to you as one of the
&c st remedies known for Coughs, Colds, Group
fonchltis. Asthma, and all other diseases of the
l. gngs snd Throat. II invariably gives relief and has
hected innrmerabte cures OF long s-continued at
ieepseated maladjes. Make trial OF it, and tell
-FOUR friends OF its good effects
The oiAsRHCEA CORDIAL is also recommend
60 TO your notee. 1t is capital medicine in Da--
Hhoa snd otner disc sses of the bowels which
prevalent at csrtsT seasons
the Agents.
er" Price for ca :h only 50 cents or Gx bottles for
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The recent strike of the longshore-men and
caulkers in New York was occasioned by the re-
duction of their per diem from 81 rs to 81 So The
rather remarkable fact appeared that while the
vessels in port could not be unloaded or repaired
for want of workmen thousands of unemployed
men were parading through the streets showing
themselves with scowing faces to the aristocratic
districts and beseiging the city government with
demands for support-for bread.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.
hR. DUPONCEAU'S GOLDEN Pc

EIFrY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran
Il away from the Subscriber on the 18th of May
last, my servant woman DELINA. who wss hired
last year to A. Lowenthal. Delina IL about twenty.
seven years old. dark complexion, and hass mark
She formerly belonged to g. Lamb, CHARLES City
county. / bought her on 17tn January at Mr.. Hips
auction house. The above reward win be paid upon
her delivery to me- her confinement In epy is 80
that can get her again 4sfF tgS -
ia1-d1mk c4ts ISAAC ROSENHEIM
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SPIRIT OFTHE PRESS.

The Wig comments iavorably upon an editorial
Ia the Examiner Of Friday last, under the caption
of"Fealty to Party"-an abridgement of which, our
readers will recollect, we gave on Saturday. The
Hhg says among other things that "if the party OF
which the Examiner is able, fearless, and eHrec>
tive organ, would give heed to its teachings and
consult it's free will and judgment instead
of deferring implicitly to the interested will and
judgment of a few unscrupulous partzan leaders
and impatient plsce-hunters, it would then indeed
be principle party, as it claims to be- and not a
spoilsparty, as 1t actually is In conclusion, the
writer inimates that the Enquirer might profit by
the Examiners remarks. The freemen of Virgi-
MIA will tall into rank" if they choose-and If they
don't, they won't. That is the character of Vrgi.
mans, and it would be well for neighbor 10 be.
gin to appreciate it as SUCH They may be LED, but
drven-never.
The Penny Post defines its position on the sub.
ject of Know Nothingsm. 1t disclaims any alliance
with the Wing party. and denies the identity of the
Wing and knowNothing parties. The position Of
the Post, says will be that of entire independence
of all party influence or prejudice Ifconsders the
great question whether Americans shall rale Amer.
ca, foreign and Popish influence continue its do
mination and aggressions as question paramount
TO all others which agitate the country at this time
The Post, therefore, places itself upon the basis Of
the American platform. Neither Wing nor Demo-
erat, sac viii receive its support but only tha,
candidate and that party which subscribes to the
doctrines it upholds
The Enquirer asserts that the unity of Abolition.
ism and Know Nothineism in the Northern States,
is no longer aqueston about which politicians may
dispute, but is stern and terrible reality which
the people should prepare to encounter. We
quote portion of the Enquirer's remarks:
The Richmond Whig may attempt to prove that
its Know Nothing allies in the North are hostile to
the revival of the antslavery agitation, but its
specious fabric OF sophistry is knocked into atoms
by the simple statement that every man yet elected
TO Office OF any Sort in any State, by the Know No
thing party, has shown himself to be violent
my of the South, and, where it is possible, has in
sigated fresh assaults upon its rights and instu'
tions. We challenge contradiction of this prop
osition; and being undeniaby trpe it should awaken
the utmost concern among the people OF the South.
| The recent strike of the longshore-men and
| caukers in New York was occasioned by the re~
ducton of their per diem from 81 rs to ST. so. The
| rather remarkable fact appeared that while the
vessels in port could not be unloaded or repaired
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BEVERLEY X WEXFORD. JR. Attorney at
Law, Gate of FredericksburgD will ettend to env
professional business which may be entrusted to him
in or near the city of Richmond.
tor the present, he may be found at the office of
Arthur A. Morson, Esq, on Governor, facing Capitol
street. de SO--Inr
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OisPEPsiA AND INDIGESTION great
e5iees OF our people canuot be too well under.
@ @n9snY appreciated. The person who discovers any
Iii. VI cure or elevation, confers benefit upon
he con. ana IS deserving of honor. This desira-
,nsr CsLsutnaatlon has been achieved and not enly
bv oyspepsia be cured, but it may be prev ented,
psrs5 Us use 9l EooFLAED's GERMAN BITTERs, pre-
1Dsdic;U55 Dt T. d. Jackson. Philadelphia, which
Ie.qan2n BY thousands who have tested it's efficacy.
the pICcsi lnnocuous in its nature and possesses
the huole ,ohn.le property of improving the health of
sck. 7 e' well Gs restoring the health of the
Co.. sr6 Eofthls tot thls city-Messrs. PURCELL, LApD L.
ia 80 80 BENNETT BEERS Druggists.
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The following is the order by which the compa
nies composed of foreigners were disbanded in
Massachusetts:
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS.
Head Quarters, Boston, JAM u, 1855.
General Order No. 2
The commanderin-chief by advice of council
orders,
That Companies B, F and II of the 5th Regimen,
of Artillery. Company c, of Sd Battalion of Light
Infantry, Company A, of the 5th Regiment OF
Light Infantry, Company G, of the 7th Regiment Of
Light Infantry. and Company d, of the 9Th Regi
menr of Light Infantry, be, and the same are here
by, disbanded and that the commissioned officers
of said companies. by reason of such dsbandng
be honorab decharged after the return of such
arms equipments or other property in their pos
session as belongs to the commonwealth, to the
adutant general such officer as he shall autho
rise to receive the same.
Major Generals William Sutton, George Hobbs
and B. F. Edmands are charged with the execu.
tion of this ORDER far it relates to companies
under their respective commands.
By command of His Excellency,
HENRY ]. GARDNER
Governor and comm and er- -in-chief
(Signed) EBENEZER w. STONE,
Adjutant General.
The Boston Courier, in publishing this order, re-
marks:
Il now remains to be seen how far the Legislature
will follow the recommendation of the governor OF
forbidding by law the payment of the state bounty
TO any military company which has enrolled among
its members persons of foreign BIRTH.
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hereby i.s HES LEEcHEs.-The public are
Exprsss informed that have just eceivsd by Adam.
viii be ot Of superior Swedish Leeches. which
be founs u a upon the most reasonable terms can
18Th hsaer under the American Hotel. and at nisht on
E.BSSeen Main and Franklin streets.
70, Al ibs ..apping and Lesching promptly attended
a r. unRcnH
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of the following character "A man prosecuted a
physician who had attended upon bis two children
during fatal illness, for runskilfultreatment They
died with measles, or scarlet fever--neither ply,
sicisn or parents could tell which On this account
mus, and brought an action against him. But In
court three of the most distinguished physicians,
viz Parker, Watts, and Mott, testified that they
once attended upon four children IN the same fami.
ly at thesam time, two OF whom died. and neither
was measles or scarlet fever. AZ three such pro-
minent physicians testified thus the court did not
give the plaintiff his Case II 10 believed that doc
tors are not usually free TO confess their igno-
rance in the sick room
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FLETcHERs HAIR Tonic is one of the
aappleat as well as most useful preparations thai
ever was invented for the Hair Its soothing anc
penetrating effects are wonderful and percsptibly
Ieit insomuch that the general exclamation is "Oi
mast dehghtful article Fletcher's Hair Tonics Isl;
tsuon 1t perfectly eradicates dandruf from the
tea,p a Il speedily stops the hair from falling off, il
the eoarses' hair soft aud plant and the red
oSaa'nI dark brown. Nor is there any preparation
,na equal to Fletchers in dressing hair One or
~ IVY epplcanonsa week being sufficient to keep it
III healthy condition r -
I ~ Is sod by all the principal Druggists in the city
Iao country, and for sale wholesale and retail under
'nu A1Gnefican 1a Hotel, by the manufacturer,
1' 10 JOHN JOHNSON
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BEAUTIFUL AND LITE-IIKv D.cUppppo-
i ndfts-lf any of our readers IRE so nrsoy,nns.s -
saw 10 eli aso thelr hkenesses taken By SIMONS. we
jnmesatsch SUCH procrsstinate no longer; but securs
types sIwoMs OF his rich ivory toned Dagusrreo.
Main street "'sehas personally at his rooms, Isl