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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10
Can YOU cut old friends 2

Can you stand being contradic-
ted in the face of all reason? -
Can youa keep your temper
when you are not listened to?
Can you do what you are told
without being told why? ..
In one word, dear sir, have you
the patience Of Job
If you can lay your hand upon
your heart, and answer "yes,"
take your license and marry-not
else.-[ Punch.
To the above, a lady writer
makes the following addenda, un-
der the head of 'Questiohs to a
Girl Before Marrying
Are you aware of the price OF
segars, clubs and oysters :? . .}H
I Do you know how to make a
piece Of tough, dry meat, rich,
Juicy, and tender2
Can you "get rlp'' an abundant,
tasteful, and savory dinner, on
short notice, and with twenty-five
cents in your pocket? .- ..
Can you bear the presentation
of bills with 10 money to meet
them ?
Is your wardrobe we'll stocked !
expect not to have it replenish-
ed often. -
Can you bear with the cries of
children, pinched by out-grown
shoes .. e. ..-.
Can you wait any given time for
supper laid.
Can you maintain your sereni-
ty during political discussions?
Can "you cut your" old friends
Can "you" keep your temper
when you are not listened tol
Can you do what you are told,
without being asked why? .
Can you bear to hear the oft-re-
peated ''wonder where the money
all goes" whenever you humbly
ask for barrel Of flour or ton
/ of coal2
In ore word, have you "twice''
the patience OF Job ! .
1
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

SWORDS OF OLDEN TINES.
"A sword named "Mimung"
was forged by Weland, in a
trial of skill with an other cele-
brated weapon-smith, GAmilas
by name. Weland first made
a sword with which he cut a
thread ofwool lying on the wa.
ter. But not content with this,
he reforged the blade, which
then cut through the whole ball
of floating wool. Still dissatis-
fed, he again passed it through
the fire, and at length produced
so keen a weapon that ii divid-
ed a whole bundle of wool float
ing in the water. Amilas, on
his part, forged suit of armor
so much to his own satisfaction
that, sitting down on a stool he
bade Weland try his weapon
upon him. Weland obeyed,
and there being no apparent
effect, asked AmiIas if he felt
any particular sensation. Ami
las said he felt as though cold
water had passed through his
bowels. Weland then bade
him shake himself. On doing
so, the effect of the blow was
apparent; he fell dead in two
pieces.--HeaCit's Ancient .Arnaor.
/" The Columbia, South
Carolina Times tells the follow
ing story: 20 ag8d1 y.uotra3
1t seems that when Mr.. Vicks
was about to leave North Caro-
lima, in company with Mr.. Hay
wood, on a Northern pleasure
tour, he was requested by the
State authorities to take with
hun a negro who had been
sentenced to banishment from
North Carolina for a glaring
outrage upon the laws of that
State. Mr.. v. consented, and
on his arrival at the hotel in
Philadelphia, he registered his
name Vicks and servant. Soon
after the abolitionists appeared
and used every persuation to
induce the negro to abscond ;
and he informed Mr.. Vicks
that they had offered him fifty
dollars to run off. Mr.. V. ad-
vised the boy to demand 500.
The amount was paid, and the
banlshed negro who was taken
to the North to be left there,
received aid Unexpectedly, and
is now residing among class
OF people altogether worthy his
ASSOCIATION. asg 5as aaems 1885, .l
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

OF all descriptions, from large hand
bills to fancy cards, done withneatness
and despatch, and on reasonable terms.
All communications must be
addressed to NJ. S. Ward, Esq, Pa
nOla. Miss.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

FILIAL AFFECTION.-From the
creatures of God, let man learn
wisdom, and apply to himself the
instruction they give. Go to the
desert, my son observe the
young stork Of the wilderness let
him speak to thy heart. He bears
on his wings his aged sire, he
lodges him in safety, and supplies
him with food. silk .
The affection Of a child is swee-
ter than the incense of Persia, Of
fered to the sun; yea, more deli
cious than the odors, waited from
a field of Arabian spices, by the
western gales. .+s.. .- a.a.#
Be grateful to thy father, for he
gave thee life =; and to thy mother
for she sustained thee. Hear
the words of their mouth, for
they are spoken for thy good ;
give ear to their admonition, for it
proceeds from love. s--aH 9.
Thy father has watched for
thy welfare, he has toiled for thy
ease do honor, therefore, to his
age, and let not his gray hairs be
treated with irreverence. Forget
not thy helpless infancy, nor thy
youth; and bear with the infrmi-
ties Of thy aged parents /; assist
and support them in the decline
of life. So shall their hoary heads
go down to the grave in peace
and thy own children, in rever-
ence of thy own example, shall
repay thy affections with fila
/ 1ox,- p .#seEt.at tg #HssHssEsFH#
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

U When we see a neat, pref
ty girl, with a free but innocent air
with cheeks which we can
hardly help kissing, and with a
pair of heavenly blue eyes, which
seem to repose in perfect serenity
beneath their silken .lashes-we
always wish that she was near a
mud-puddle and that we had to
lift her over. Go away, strawber-
ries-you've lost your taste.
The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

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The Panola star. ([Panola] Panola County, Miss.) 1856-1857, 1856-09-10

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nickname. 9-ae ;..sl - sas..ar.-s.4.s
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SHEtsItF,S SALE.

DY virtue Of writ or reFd1 oHt erponGs, n directed
ID fvctei from he hDno,abe crodtcru Of uayid
coaniy Tennessee IT'S Janu Term 1886, will
pose public sale, the highest bid o h, court
house the city Of NashS e The SD day Of May
rs ID all the right title, aim interest ard estate which JO
seph W. McEw n then had since have q1ired, in
the following described property, 20 w.t. ccIttin
piece q land in Da idsou unity, in the town Of
Ma hi r and from ing Vine street between Spr1g and
Broad Streets bernng at the south vest edge OF stone
foundation for nee bstween the pr pery Of EliI rbeth
bogus occupied by l. stone, the wet SIDE OF Vine
eet and runnI with said stree. norhvar o. eet
ess plank ding sad sixty ee lot from Mrs
Boyds property the nor h; thence right angles with
said street sixty feet TO foot alley; thence ih said
alley sixty fee less TO t1ne aright ae TO the
begin ing the feet to the beginning iHe being
the pr perry FIRED by Elisabeth Boyd Joseph H.
NcWen 2Si Sept mbsr, 1853 registered in Book ~ PAGE
176 be NJ eve upon the propet " Of Joseph w. MeEw
en- fy judgment rendered favor OF rru Broth
ers Co.
marchiT JOHN K EDMoSDsoS, sheriff.
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sas.I.Eas,> salt.

DY virtue OF writ Of directed anddeLvered,
d the honor. bic rcuit Court Of Davidson county
Tennvs,ee, its JsuuAry Tie M 1885, will exp,se public
sale the hi hest bidder cash, at he house door
Ia the cuts Nashville, the day OF 1886, all the
right tie claim, Interest and estate, which Joseph w. Nc
then ID may inc have qui ed .nd 70 the fol-
loving described pODeIt| to w.t. certain lot C land in
avid county in the OF Nashville, fronting Vine
Sp H. & aud ID strees beginning at he
southWes I'D u foundation for fence between the
prOperv OF the SAID Boyd lo occupied by L Sones,
the Wei side e Vine ert and runnng with said street
thWArcy sNt feet less. 10 plans h nc dividing
said sxtv 1T Mrs. Boyus property the north
IN right angRs with SAID street = feet to feet al
ley; thence ri said alley TX feet or less, stone
right line to the begin thence - feet IN the
beginning Conveyed J. II. Met wen ~ kz ieth Boyd
by ell registered hook - page 49, being levied upon
property Of Joseph McEScn, satisfy judgD, mt
rem Iere Ia OF 1rut Bro hers Co.
ma ci1T-td J X EDMONDS0N sherf
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Nn,EitlFI,, SALE.

DY virtue Of a Of TeHditigRi Erponds directed
ID delivered, 4 ou the rIh!e Circuit Court Of Da
vldson county, Tennessee at its Jar Term 1876 viii
public ale to tie h hest bidder for cah, at the
hou door in the city Of Nashville, the Bird Of
Nav 1856 an he right tile claim, interest aud estate w,hch
ani,r ais a. had ar since have Bcqu ed, 10 and
o. The fn ng dec bed ty 10 wit: piece arce
Il lad sitUa David nty, Tennessee part Of the
land the ai Charles 1--we resides IN, and b. ded
forws: B, ming stake VIM Kings, north eat cor
arr William b. evils south boundary inc, running north
S9E degrees eat with said ne fJry pc to stake in
ad me- thence south IN degrer Iast one hundred and
twenty poles TO stakr John Raj $ north boundary
iue the agreeable it, bearing south son deg
poles to stake VIM KIM. ouIh corner Of The
lives tht nee no III west viii ngs line IFS
oss ~ the Begin ng, amt az acres pOirs Being
LEVIED q property OF LAnitr FAILS. sarisiy Jugd
IN mt =, ndered in aN OF Evng h Williams, Fx'rs.
MAJ. IL u JOIN K EnMONnSON, sheriff
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L Il q f. w 90 DIS

1T mas WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE.
THAT all the bald and he grey be restored perfectly
original growth. far their locks
does admit Of doubt besides Il will cure every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandrud Itching
in the 81 ape Of cuaneous eIuptOnseven scad hrsd-
and possible will It ail Of curing by magic,
per Odica headache and used twice week by
the young regularly it will the color AID keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable READ JuDGE
LOGASsPORr, Ia, June 2sth, 1855.
MeSsrs. o. J. Wood Co
GKNTs Yours Of the 18th duly 70 hand Enclosed
please find f3S It being the amount or Hair Restorative
have sold it all. II you choose msy send six
dozen bottles Hair Restorative think can sell H. 1t hsI
worked Miracles In this pare. sold six 81 bottles
that bald, and fetched hair out all his head
Yours respectfully
Nj II. GRIDLEY.
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AUGUsTA, March "a. Co1roS-There is a brisk
demand to-day and all offered is readily sold very
suT aud rather fuller prices. There is an active
business doing.
CHARLESTON. March %. CorToS-The ma ket
is firm 10 day i. Saturdays prices. Sales ZOE bales
at 9ftlOt.
LOUISVILLE, March IS. IRoN-We still quote
bar at Sc Tor stonecos aud &c for charcoal in large
lots, and 3ti4t for small lots Fig has been arrv-
ing freely, ard notice sales OF siXty tons No.
BrownsporG at $S5, aud months, aud 200 Iops
Belmont on p. {.
ST. LOUIS, March "a FLoUR-Nominsl price OF
Superhne ESQ. No recent sales OF City Mills
WHEAT-About 700 sacks taken by a miller at
O6tl. Is tor damp and ,ommon; and coal 25 for
tall lair Mediterranean 90; good red and Gunner
man SO,l IS per Dushel
Com AND OATs-Sule OF loo bags mixed Corn a.
80, 9UO do y-iiow SO. gunnirs included. goo
sacks Oats ia mixed sacks al 80; PA do al 81 per
Dushei
MHIsKY-Decined TO p With sales Of 50 bbls
LINKS 90 Good demand tor dry, aud price frm al
is pr 10.
DRItp FRur-As in quality, Apples s5Al IS;
Peacl're = UUa3 25 per hsshrl
PKOyIs oNs--Sale of 500 bhls Mess Pork del;v-
erred here next week, l4.uO pr bill ~ hbls fair
Lard 81. prime e. Bat h,tle doiHl in Bacon or
Buk Meat Sugar cured canvassed Halns IL, cily
cut cured and smoked.
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SHERIFFS' SALES.
SsIEIRIFI,S SALE
SIII:ISIFE,S SALE,

DY virtue Of writ Of UediOni erpORdS, 10 directed
ID and delivered iron the homo able vi cult Court Of Ds
Vcson county, Tennessee, at its J4n"ay Tenn 1886, will
expose to public SALE To the h het bdder for cast AZ the
court - door IN the city of Nal ve the 3D. day Of
Az 1856 al rigl title, cai1, inere and estas hich
VIII stewart then had, may since have acquired, In
ami lOgng bed real estate, Situated in
south shv Davidson county Tennessee, being lots 10
II and Is di tingGi in the plan OF the Boswcrth lots
from ing, 29x Market the Other p
SAID t-eet hot running hacs 121 fe' ches; beg levied
up1 N, pr peri of William seWa to satisfy jGdg nent
render, d ia isvO. Of Is. w. Hal
JOHN X EDM0NDS0N, Sheriff.
NJ hvi Mn
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NV0FIItIATTT EWIF.s
EDWARD w0LC0TT.

HAIR RESTORATIVE columns to day will be found
Prot Woods ave isement Of the above article, to which
cali attention. What II has have witnessed up
on several acquaintance in St Louis. Hair
grey met view, black brown as the might be
being the color early manhood fine and glossy
silk and that Withut application than the RcstOr
alive II Il his Gone this upon others, will IL not do the
same for any readers whose FROSTY brows"
once like the raven locks Of Lockes wArkr chief n the
will try tf We THINK so-JdcksORrHe COHStifutiOi,aiit
Oci. 5. 1853
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sHEItIFE,s SALE.

u VIRTUE Of W. II eeadioRi eonds directed and
ID delivered, from the honorable circuit court Of He
county tennessee At its frbraay Term 1885 will expose
public sale 70 he highest bidder. for cash at Inc ur
house door IN the city Nashville the Sr day Of May
1850 all right tie eisn, interest and estate which
Richard Fell then had since have IN AMI 20
the following scrbei property 10 wiz Two lots Of gOund
Davidson county in South Nashville, the property Of
Richard tel known and designated the plan Of said town
los Nos 20 and 81 front College street via: No 20
fronting 90 feet and lot Of the a. feet and lot Of tie
a. 80 feet and running back alley; being lot soil BY
D. D. Pet said Richard Fe add which said Fell
sided ist9 vlued Al thousand dol gi descp
Of nd IN the d. ed from I'd D. D. PAirck 10 said
nj .Td teli corded IN book r. page 46t; Icing iev
the property u Richard Fell TO satisfy judgment
rendrt ed n I4vJr Il Bellhelt y. Carter -
ma chill JUHS X kDMOHDSoN, sherin-
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g. R. OFFICE, VASDALIA, June p, 1854.
PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir II Jake pleasure In bearing vol
unsry testimony To the excellence Of your Hair Restorative
Three months ago my hair very gley. Is dark
brown, (he original or) smooth and glossy. tn only
application have made to It has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by you which from the result my
can most cordially recommend 70 others.
Respectfully Yours.
EDWARD woLCoTT.
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NHEIKaFEfS SAI4E.
DIV virtue Of four uEts II usRdtffeH erpeHGs. tn d.
ID rec ed nd delivered fO e h0aaF 4h Gait ourt
iavs IN c. u Tennsssse. rs laResFy FIRM, 1870
exPoas pabe saAe. 10 he b ct bitey. foe cash.
the hase dor Ia tAs city Of Ma hss the ord dsy
Of MAY 1855 al the right title claim. inir,es and estate
Which cha urahkm en- hai. Gay since have scqa red
ia aud the hiSwng dsFeFe-a proper ,, b w Lot No
81. oniing twenty-five iert alley AID AcNAlry hHf
and vxtcad Rg Ia ph towards coeFt street, sixty
seventy iret S. and AZ 81 fronting
the above meat 0ned alley heNary ne. ar net beio-
BOT Sbsse DESERVED, and tovArs coissr sreet
ts lsVse 0pan the rss q JoAn Graham 70 tasisy
iudgmeni rendetsd IA ksver 81 a. Aofrsssn.
JOhA X. EbaoSDsON, shertf.
Ns.hrFa " srch 70. lsss.
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LECTURES ON
Experimental Chemistry and Philosophy

series Of Tea Lectures b dslvspd Al the HAIL
rSS YogsS LAp,ss' sEzs.Hs ssonis Ban BY A. ASsNAs
". n Prols o. PrAstisA and Agricultural CA-mi-ssy
ne University u NashVs oonsnelng Friday Eht aArrh
81 Al eoloet, asa osasiauing Trd y nshl an
al the csurss h esmpiclvd.
e0ns Lecture. FFd,y. March Is. ssheSi-AInossHnEse
Aia-Casu4soai Psl rites 0ssge.
retsis for The c0srss, aduiti ~ Lay Are 6snsnaH
IS sis Lssars 81 esnt. For sale at he Book and Ne
&C Stores.
t~- osH'is@sn earnestly reqassssd nsi 70 uss To-
Sacao in ths hsnmz narci 80
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Prof O. J. Wood As you about 10 manufacture
Veud your recently Discovered Hair Restorative, will stat
WtomsOeveT It may concern, that have used IT,
others IT, that have for several years beer
n habit Of other Hair Restoratvea, and that End
yours vastly superior any other know. IL entirely
ceanses the head OF danduG and With mouths proper
will any persons hair TO The original youthful
color and texture giving IL healthy, son and glossy Ap
pearance and al this Without disco 0rDg the hands that
ply IT, the dress which it drops would therefore,
recommend it. to every DESTROYS Of having aDs
color and texture 70 lair.
respectfully yours,
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EVANS & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Dry Goods, &c.
NASHVILLE. TENN.

WE nov opening in our new Marble stnrehouse,
w North side Of the Pub square. very large AM de-
srAhls Stsp and Fancy Dry Goods Hats Bonnes
Umbrellas, Parss0ls. &c
Avng purchased Goods under the most favorable
circumstances prepared 20 offer nuce mens TO mer
visiting CITY, and respectfully sOic them to give
our sock examination before purchas elsewhere.
We would call special az enten TO stock Of Ladies
Dress Goods Bo nets, Ribbons, Nantes, Ac
sfeb2S EVANS CO.
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Wanted immediately.

= GOOD MILLINERS. Aso, 4 or young Ladies to
" learn h blsIn Apprentices. l al want young
LAD 10 attend in tn store. +. WISE
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SHER FF.S SALE.

lY virtue Of wilt u repdaioai orpoaas directed
" and delivered nom tie honor b. reait ourt VI David
county. Teune zee January Term l5 wili
pubic SAL 10 the highest dder for cash At he
houe door In the city Il ashvie, he 81 day u
ay IS o. al the right tue, aim, Interest and esate whch
lanes Byrsen then had may saoe have acquired and
loWing traet, PIE psrce Of land. situated y ng
and being the county OF DsNizs the OF Tnnes
see In s0ush NahviIe AMI L. oEn and ,ast nsuhed IN
plan q Of 10 the REGISTERS nakee II pavi
county in Book No. t. pages 80 sOS being e led upon
the property jams zen, 10 sasfy Judgment
dened n favor u x NJ. Porter.
JOHN X EDMoSDSON. shsris.
~ T. e. DEAKs, putty.
Nashville March IL 1855.
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Snow The inhabitants Of this Part Of the
globe were astonished yesterday morning by a
slight fall of snow.
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nivcr and NIrnmbOutN News.


The river Is rising slowly, with feet water
IN the Shoals. The weather yesterday was
cold aud windy.
The Ella got mp yesterday from Cincinnati,
and will depart again for that port on Satur.
day.
The Monticello, from Waitsbor", the Alida,
from Paducah. and the j. q. Cline, from Mem
plis, arrived also.
The cline leaves at noon to-day for Memphi-.
The Blanche Leris und Eclipse departed, the
one for Paducnh, the other for Cincinnati
The Ndshrille will probably be in port this
morning She was telegraphed in this river
yesterday She will depart tor New Orleans
on Saturday 29th.
The Slilie Vest lef, ST. Louis for this port
last evening. She will leave here Monday.
The 81. Loni, IaisliigeHeer of the l4'h, says
1.-The weather ye>IerdIy was quite warm and
pleasant the only real pleasant day We have
had this season. The river al this paint IL
shout s'aiionary, with from s io . feet IN the
channel G" 'airo. The Illinois is open 10 PEP, Ia
but the water l. low, aud no prospects Tor an
Immediate rise
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EfEGANr SPEIAG G., obs AT CIIFroN d An
ti-ement at Messrs CuFruN & Abbott N &c.
dar Street. This firm e. j"ys an enviuble re-
putati"n in the city fer tHsie and style 10 the
selection ct their stocks, and their goods this
spiiug will enhance ii. They have in their
empl,y sn expert cutter aud tiuer who can
do up thar goods sco"rdiug 10 tie latest NV
Y"rk aud Paris iashiuus. Their odd customers
will not fail TO call and Inspect their stock
and We commend them To the patronage
everyday.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

wHo WAITS soxEBopT TO LovE HMi-It has Ct en- been
said that there ia mode Of forcing people tOOvs yea
Science that love disorder Just produce
"a any other disorder and IN fortunes are made By
men protesting accomplish the work. Bat Ropdout Of n
York. in his book Just publ shed tells the whole and N.Y.
terry OfiOve He puts in aiy to inspire with
deep abiding sGeon the bosom Of the she you'd
prefer husband He enables every gentleman to select
bis life partner via her at and be happy !, great
book and is called the Bss Of Marriage" It's advertised
in another column.-Hrrold.
Foe Baos Brr Throat Diseases Hacking Cough and the
scts OF imprudent Of Mercury medicine has ever
been discovered which has easeed ,uch Carriers
Spanish Mixture.
Throat diseases produced by salvation Hacking Cough
BrochaI Affections Liver Disease. Neuralgia Rheuma-
tism have all been relieved and cured in wonderful
ner by the great purifier Of the blood Carriers spansh
Mixture.
The case q. T. r. Ramsey alone shoue satisfy any who
Doubt CAN on the Agent procure pamphlet contain
ing cures which viii sstOund yOu See advertisement.
Pr An ounce Of fac. is worth pound Of theory; and the
swarm Of conclusive that cluster Around that ncompar
able preparation Hooand German Btters prepared BY
Dr. c. NJ jar kson Philadelphia, establishing its
tonic and restorative such would prevent Incredibly
itself from questioning its ee cy In all cases Of diseases
OF the stomach whether chronic may be
mended for its soothing cordial renovang influence.
Dyspepsia heartburn loss of appetite,
tremors relaxation and debility, &C., relieved By the
Btters in very short space Of time and in
their use fails work thorough See adVer
dsement.
PHoE wooD's Ham REsroRAnvE.-The testimony Of all
who have thoroughly tested the virtues OF this celebrated
article will restore the gray and the bald eradicate
Scalp the hair falling, and preserve
the color perfectly old age 1t is put up
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.

81 LoUIs, June %, fS5a.
Prof. Wood As you about 10 prepare and vend you
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
my opinion Of IT, will state that my hair few months
ago very gray and aer using bottle Of your Hair Be
storatve resumed IL original Color and since les appea-
al dandToh has disappeared rou my head and have
been troubled with agreeable itching Of the scalp.
am satsa-f that those who 10 will regret IT, Il
gives thr appearance o. having been recently oiled.
prepared therefore, It's ell who de-
siroas Of having beautiful head Of hair.
| Am, sir, yours &e.,
II. L. STEWART.
eF Prepared and sold at ia Market street. betweu-
4th aud 5th ST. Louis No. and Si6 Broadway, New York.
Foo sale in Nashville, at ManufActnrsr's prizes, BY
EWlN BROTHERS
q. W. THUNDERSTORM.
wAso, for sale Prof Woods Oriental s4nave Lnmeni
and Vegetable Life Ps warranted better than any Ola
the money In all refunded. See circular for all
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