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SPECULATION IN THE FAR WEST cores
pondent of the Northern Advocate, writing from
st. Paul, Minnesota, May 80 says:
"A gentleman from Massachusetts, a capitalist,
last month offered $40 800 for Swater privilege
NJ st. Anthonys Falls, for manufacturing purposes,
which would have been Of incalculsble advantage
to that locality and country, and which was thought
by the more rational of the citizens TO have been
all the privilege was worth, and even more--and
yet hi. offer was spurned with vim, and coolly
remarked that privilege must bring him quarter
Of a million, or no sale" In village property
there will be a crash, and let those that viii stand
from under lest they find themselves burr d be-
meath its ruins. Scores are returning to t, East
without making Investments for business rposes,
who, but for the sbarkish specustons of the West,
would have increased her business facilities in
many towns fifty per cent. within the short space
OF two years" ss.settss 6sss tf-.sEfaees
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UNITED STATES STEAMER RoASoKE-A cor.
respondent, "P," writing from Portsmouth, cor
reefs some statements made in Norfolk letter. re.
Gently, sbout the condition of the steamer Roa.
noke He says "The cost of the repairs caused
by the injury received In launching, would not
build first class schooner, much less a ship. As
to the leaking, not = single stroke of her pumps
has been made any night since she came ont OF
the dock, and but two out of four have been used
at intervals during the day, aud at times only
which is ufiicient to keep her entirely free. The
leaking of the Roanoke is not more than is made
by most of the propeller ships which are now in
active service, and is rapidly Diminishing, not hav.
ing been caused by straining but by dryness In
:Ae plsnking the ship having been five months in
dock receiving her machinery, coppering, SC. n
it should be necessary 20 put her in dock again. il
will be as much to try her propeller and clean off
her bottom as anything else Her knees are no,
split or forced off, nor is the vessel strained" The
writer of the above is an experienced ship carpen
ter, and well qualified to give opinion on the
strength and perfection of q vessel
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TROUBLE IN TEAAs.-It appears that in Texas
they are enacting similar scenes to those trans.
piring in California, though on a smaller scale -
The Galveston Civilian of the 2lst ult announ.
ces serious disturbances in Orange county, and
says:
The free negroes, raulattoes and white man n
the number OF forty, with the Sheriff at their
head, who had been ordered to leave the country
had refused to do so and have fortified Themselves
some four miles above Madison They are re.
ported to have hundred guns, besides pistols ana
bowie knives and to bid defiance to their onno.
nents Parties in the country are about eouaiiv
divided Almost every man is armed, aud ali are
in continual apprehension from enemies. The
high grass in the prairie affords hiding places ey.
erywhere, and no man can leave his home in safe
ty
Last Saturday Dr. Meers and Burwell Alexan.
der, two men who had been warned by the Regu
iators to leave the country, and refused were sho,
by party of twenty or thirty men, At Green.
Bluff. The execution is reported to US to have
been deliberated.
The prescribed class is said to be nearly equal tc
the remainder Of the citizens of the county in
number. bloody battle Is expected and the re
suit is doubtful upless the whites are reinforced
from other counties. They have had promise o.
| assistance from Liberty and elsewhere. 81 p.
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KILLED By LIGHTNING -Fiagg g. Aymars
Circns company were oyertaken by the thunder
storm on Friday morning, while travelling between
Nashua and Concord, N. H., and took shelter be-
meath some large trees where four Of their horses
were killed by the lightning, and six members OF
the company thrown down, but not materially in
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PREACHER AND PAPER IYDICTED-At the
late session of Gilmore County Court, Va, the
Grand Jury Of that county presented the Editor
of the Western Christian Advocate for publishing
abolition doctrines and also Rev. Levi psrke, for
circulating the paper.
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BRITISH TROOPS IN CANADA.-Yesterday after
noon, between three and four o'clock, q draft of
$50 men for the 10th regiment, landed from on
board the barque Norman Morrison, from Cork,
and marched up to the barrack, preceded by the
regimental band.-Qucbcc Gazette, June 25.
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FIRE.-The business portion of Thibodaux, La f,
was destroyed by fire on the night of the I'D June
Loss S50,000. 1t broke ont about half past nine
o'clock at night on Second street, between Main
and Levee streets, and extended over two blocks,
destroying about twenty eight buildings.
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THE FROG MARRET-We presume that ma
ority of our citizens unaware of the fact that
quite lively frog business is being transacted in
our city. Such, however, is the case, and man
is constantly engaged in buying up this delectable
delicacy for the New York market where it COM
mands high price. We are informed that the
consumption of this article Is not alone contiued TO
the Johnny Crapcaus, but it is also indulged in to
a considerable extent by Americans. We also
learn that several of Leading restaurants serve
up frogs to portion of their customers-Aibaay
.drgUS.
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. EDUCATION IN MICHIGAN.-The number of
scholars in the State of Michigan between 4 and
ls years of age, as reported by the proper author
ities is le6, ,952; and the total amount of money
they received this year is $780, GAG %. This re-
turn does not include all the children. Some dis
tricts are mperfectly reported, others not organ
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UNNATURAL ELoPEMENT.-We are informed
that young lady, le years of age, daughter of a
widowed mother named Eaton, residing at East
Bloomfield, on Tuesday evening last, eloped with
her uncle, who leaves a wife and child in n York.
They are supposed to have gone to California -
Ne1cark 4pdertiscr June 9th
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SuICIDE.-On Sunday last Thomas Keeley re.
Gently stone mason in Richmond, committed sui
eide by drowning himself in the Appomattox river
He left his boarding house Sunday night, and as
not discovered until Monday, when his body was
found floating in the water
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PAKDosEp.--Loniso outieser, recently convict
ed in the u. s. Court at New Orleans, under cir
cumsances of apesrent hardship, Of opening = let
ter addressed 10 another, has received an nncon.
dtiiooal pardon from the President Of the United
States. fssssst aAzN HA88
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INTEREST ON THE CALIFORNIA STATE DERT.
The State agents of California at New York,
have not received by the Illinois the funds for the
payment of Interest on the State bonds due OH
the lst of July, The sum required is about
$50 600
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HOTELS.

--.-,oy.,, uoTEI,. Main street, stnnn-
NAfi"1H',a.ia!s w. J. HUNTER 4 CO. fro-
r--ar. o.,,sps will always he in resdine"st the
e'-1si pSpoI I" 'a"N my S. Sm
Is 80 ire of charge.
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IbptI. Z /, vi a., OF The old nIedIcaI
no1s-, Is stIll engaged treating AL sorts of Sc
ret Diseases, ana hereby invites a call from those
20 nave 10 en- untortGne III their sssoclations.-
Dr. /. would particularly invite call from persons
Inc country who have been given up by their
}hss"s rs i"c'rabIe Cases are few indeed that
''n9t he reached by medicine when correctly up-
,1d me article known AS The CHEMICAL EX.
MAJ CF FRENCH FLO WERS, is probably the
-ii btst thlcg before the public for renovating
.9-sA shattered bY dissipation or other cause -
sti = thsIe ana Fever remedy, called FRENCH
~ IN. Is next to certainty. Price s / per bottle.
ui'- th srGak, street, just below the ExchanE1
gns. Ng --
H,'ie.r7s securely packed and sent to order, with
w. u.--clous. Lie 81
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THE PHYSICIANS AND THE NOISE on THE
FoUKTH-A petition is in circulation among the
physicians of Boston asking the city authorities
suppress the noise usually made on the night before
the fourth of July, account of the injurious
effects upon the sick. t5...
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IiIE ADAMS, ,ENpKES@

tFSPECIAL NOTICE.-E1press packages for
'urios, Petersburg Richmond, and all places in Viz
ta. sud North Carolina, intended for shipment by
81 ,u1Elps Roanoke ard JsmeStown. will hereafter
rf .rre.yrd by the AD ANS t.XpRESS COMPANY
are tie authorized Agents for Express privileges
10 these ships
ht'l= Of the New York ard Virginia Steamship
company LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANrS
-p '-it Agents
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3ane. Isilley Muligan. wooley Kearney, and others
of lesser note. - = saf3aeN - q 5fafl az
Ex-Gevernor Bigier has been sesved with no
tice by this mail not to return TO this country =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-02

PARTIES IN SUITS AS WITNESSES The law
permitting parties in civil suits to testify as wit
in the Superior Court, The parties, as might be
supposed possible, gave testimony of an entirely
opposite character, yet the friends of the law
thought they discovered in the uneasy position
of the defendant, who lost his case, an evidence
that it would work favorably in its results-Bos-
ton Post
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SCENE IN A CHUHeH.-- Saarery Excitement Lon
Sunday night last the Episcopal church Of the
Epiphany, Philadelphia. was densely crowded 10
hear the recsor-Rev. Dudley A. Tyug--discourse
upon the troubles of the country He opened
by denouncing the 'outragess in Kansas, and the
present administration. The Bulletin says. Is
The sermon was listened to with breatlsless at
tention and without interruption until the speak
er spoke of slave breeding, rearing immorfai souls
lwho were made for heaven,) for bondage, when
DR.. Casper Morris. formerly ehurch-warden, rose
from his pew, and, as one of the original church.
wardens. entered his solemn protest against the
desecraton of the place and the day by such ser.
vices. The preacher continued his discourse with.
out noticing the Interruption and at the conclusion
OF his sermon respectfully suggested to the gentle
man who had nterposed his objections to point
out the wrong which he had committed in using
the Sabbath as the time, and an Episcopal pulpit
as the place for the utterance of anfislavery SEN
timents. Il. ee.sst 7 s.st..a asrs
Mr.. Tying was perfectly calm throughout the un-
usual scene, and he appeared ts be entirely un-
moved during the decided sensation incident to the
interruption of DR.. Morris. We should state that
at the commencement of the remarks of Mr. Tyng
several members of the congregation left the
church. tt.7- tf z -ss
After the sermon was finished the members of
the congregation gathered in knots to discuss the
unusual event, while many of them congratulated
the minister upon the decided stand he had taken
We understand that the matter will be referred
to the Bishop of the Diocese.
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LARGE STOCK or DRY GOOOs

\ Milling OFF 4T COSTDm W ROSE
w. -5 bf9l9 street, Richmond Va, with view to
hS l,s BUSINESS vii! sell from this time TO the
'H{ oi August, his large, varied and beautiful
DRESS AND FANCY DRY GOODS
81 COST. The goods then remaining on hand will
e.o'tc out a. public auction
.'. ' Ft''ohs desIrins TO purchase Dry Goods of
p. 10y G'-hiy VIII here lind sufficient inducenaent
IA INV s'ncHt rs he intends to be very az
,, { .. ana wants to save as much expense as
\ p IT' MI aud examine for yourselves
--,- ~ ~ s'ots nov occupied by me will be for
,.,'a ,ei lAe lst OF September 1t is an excellent
l5. 10 d'y goods store, for which purpos. il
nav = ggecup.el by me for upwards of II wears.
nj. ". ROSE
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ii C01dh.h'@ tARINA AND KANE EE3-
d md - hoth admirable articles of diet Tor the
o'hFalesccnt. for ssis st VI o'e' i'i tue
'hiIAiLk'S Dug and Chem Siore.
ALS0-0,.ou Corner 4th sad Broed pts
-eZJ-tf "'afeh, 'or paddlpes, &c.
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Dlul FA.Ms or THlsE I7aFap ,lIl

JUU D0iv snoor or THOSE CHEAP WIN
~ &. The C,i, SHADES, only 57i cents, to be run
5rss,. t,il Is,l,is 'ow Prices for week only
h an 49, p shdscsp"s SIC, worth s 25 Light SHADE.
,,- SG.a 'oqHets, only DOC worth = 50; Splendid
lc- g'.r a. y, well worth ~; Gilt Shades -
C,,s III 81 -, Tlele OH Cloths sureau and Stand
al,o sses.ar.i,, a'a' ana patterns, from 25c up.
be Gin. Lin.n 5oc, worth 15c; brown Linen r..
s,tr .jz, q q>yc White do Dsmask. u yd. long. ~.
80 &. ,sG lS"eis 10 cs-wiih great msny Dr.,
Dfy tio9sa 's VIII be sold off cheap Call soon at tbo
esor III. GOLDEN
n B. s,o,.L ~ bToad at, between Sd a nd 4ih.
fo,s Dde.. keepers aud peddlers supplied At Esw
m LIZ
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IN nexI door TO j. w. Randolph's Boob store, can
now be found che largest and varied stock Of
light summee Clothing This months rscetpfs hase
bern very heavy, comprisins full vasisty OF Mar.
sieles Suits Cord aud White Liaen suits Black Al.
paea and Merino Costa; also, = rich a.ertsnsnt of
kuFnishins Goods, sueh a. light Snniuer Tes stocke
wlll ssli & snsuasly low prices for cssh,
js3e No. l19 Main stxest.
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A memorial, numerousiy sigued. was on Friday
sent into the Senate, asking a retrocession of
Georgetown, in the District of Columbia, to Mary
land.
The trial of Preston s. Brooks, for an assaulton
Senator Sumner, before the Criminal Court OF
Washington, has been further postponed. ..
James McCafferty, the publisher of the South
ern Medical and Surgical Journal, died at Angus
ia, Ga, Thursday.
Abraham Tobias, an old and respectable citizen
of Charleston, S. G , died on Thursday last
New wheat from North Carolina was received
in Petersburg, Monday. st s
Mrs. C. Howard is playing at Newark, n. j.,
with Burton of New York. f
The total value of foreign goods imported at the
port of Boston during the week ending June ~
amounted to 81, ,032, 800.
The French Senate have decided on erecting q
monument to the army of the East and 10 the En-
peror. s
OF Irish emigrants there left ireland, In 1851,
254 537: 1852 s4 9a7i 1853, 1872 Co., 1854, 10000
1855, 7s e54.
1t is rumored that the Rev. Mr. Bryne. Of St
Mathews church, in Washington has been ap-
pointed Catholic Bishop of Richmond. Va
The Baltimore Sun eontradicts the report that
there is any yellow fever In Baltimore. The city
Is very healthy. =
1t is said that Congress may adjourn about the
10Th of August. ss.s@@ss
The Misses Partington are performing at the
Bowery theatre, New York. s.s i
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10 ThE sTnCKHOLDERs or THE

I, 6,l.jr,-ttssSs.. +. ANFS INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
Notice is hereby given that, under
i ,Ts, - ,ie Board Of Directors, adopted on the
gsy4Ir an , l3lo%ing TeqUsltons are called for,
@ W VI 0tiore the days mentioned, viz:
- D. PEI Share On the let july
T1 ;. 18th July, and
Slst July
J n NJ A. PLEASANTS, Prest.
y. l..
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I q mils. tA very desirable FAkM
hood. i 81, on1 The city, in eue of the best neish
'ae yery sood '"patfy r The house is new, sn tho
eshfathoaa me ne growing crops the finest in
l r saiS ,,ooa. The tfnet eontsins i49l acres and
bod erts, opoa very accommodating te, ms of e.sb
'ic; property in exchange. For furth.
y ~-.-Gt fP'' W
4 To- +. G0DDiE X APPFRsoS.
VI of s..a,,asDs asDs HfEhUKY.--A anmil iot
vine, fyr .sls ~ PIE ard Hickory per schr Bran.
s2I TO-, EDWARD y. DUDLEY,
A'sn q, between Main and Franklin.
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MILLING BUSINESS...The Milling Hu-
1Fl siness heretofore conducted under the firm of
H. r. u 4. s. TALIAFERRO at our Flour Mills,
will in future be man aged by US. .at s5
Office corner of Cary and llth streets. rt
ie 20lm DUNLOP. MONCURE H. co.
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I LIGHTNING CONDUCTOkS.--'rhes sen
IL for securing buildings against the effects of
ming is fas. advancing and it is important to
select such invention will give permanent
sALAMANDER LIGHTSIN0 CONDUCTORS re-
Gently invented by d. Dwyer, have met with uni
yefsal appreciation among scsufic men and are now
being generally adopted by all persons interested in
the security Of their buildings.
These Conductors are furnished In this city snd the
neighboring countless by CHARLES A. ScHWAG-i
ERIE. Samples y be seen at the Pictere Store
of j. V. Sunberg, Main street.
REFsREEs--Mr. Gill, City Engineer; and Messrs
Lybrook. Wrst. Exall Persecola. je 2s--6as 4
I UMBER, LUMBER..-3.2Oo IT. Srant-
IL ling 3x4; H. GOO it. Westher Boarding; for sale
the dock by .-
/ je28 EDWARD WORKMAN co.
ft,aUe s'GE,e eNofGCE.--J ohm sIOss by
his Iced dated 9th June, 1856, and duy recorded,
having conveyed the undersgnsd in trust for tho
benefit of his creditors among his other property all
the debts OF every descrip ton due 20 him Therefore
all persoLs indebted to said Moss notified to pay
the amounts RESPECTFULLY due by them to my order
only, and those so indebted are requested TO come
forward nd settle. = -. = szs7- &
jy Its JAMES M, TAfLOh, Irussee
TI1O TOB AC Co Di4ANUFACTUKEKs.--
| i The undersigned, Agsas and Commission Mer-
chants for Virginia Manuftct ired Tobscco, in New
YORK, respectfully solicit shipments Of Tobacco, to
their addre From their acquaint ance with the
trade they atter themselves they can give ssiisfac
tion 10 sri ,pers .
Innes G. Adams lats of the firm of Patteson Adams
Co would be pleased TO hear from mis- old friends
| at this house. si
| Liberal advances on consgrmentst ssg1a5g q
| IesT CONNOLLY L. ADAMS,
ass 1f&e AZ Front street, N. Y.
JAMES A. CosNoiLy Rosr. IN. ADAMS. Z
st. l. Itn
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DUKE FRENCH BRANDY AND PORT
Il WlNE-For medical purpos-s for srIe at
ftc BATTAILES Dug Il Chemical Store.
je 25-tf Corner 4th and Broad efs4
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E7sIPLOYnIkNT DEslKKD.--The nnder.,

EMPLOYMENT DEslREu.--rhe uader-
~ MEned f having received commission as NoTA.
NJ PUBLIC, tenders his services to the citizens Of
richmond and county of Henrico in that capacity -
de viii attend to taxing Depositons. receiving Ac-
knowledgments of Deeds, Relnquishment of Dover,
and perform any other duty pertaining to the highly
Iesponstbe otfce of Notary. He proposes also to
draw Deeds Of Bargain and Sale, Release Deeds and
chase and sell Real Estate, negotiate Land and PEN
non Claims supenntend repairs of and Rent out
Houses; collect Rent, Medical and other Accounts
and attend to other legitimate business that may be
confIded to his management upon reasonable terms.
EssRssaagg o g.nt and d5AAc IA AVERY GoDDa
Public Square, a few yards South of State Court
2, s.--one Of the best scrivener. in Virginia will
ap I2---ss ~ y 20
EECHING AND CUPPIN1;.-.MKs.
- WoOLHOUSE offers her services to the Me-
cinity, as LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts,
oy assduous attention, to merit their kind patron
Mrs w. may be found at all hours day and night,
at her residence, over Messrs. Subiett l. Brothers
Hardware store, 2I5 Broad Ct. s54 slgiE IA ! 81
N. B. The best imported LEEcHEs constsntly
All ordek from the country promptly attended to
ALso-Lsdiss' BANDAeEs ON hand, and made
r. light over the door from o'clock till morn
ing. r. sazs H., % {. 2s .ts
WILLiAsfI 6 re EMS has eaIed iu this
gentlemen desirous to have their houses AISrED
FRESCO in q superior and elegant style, at Mr. o. A.
Strecker's Apothecary Store. Terms moderate.
ie A-dmi
4 BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re-
y moved his office to No. Isl fZimmermau'sl cnrntr
Main and 18th streera S-sods
nKY GOODS.-ireat reduction in prices
- Nov is the time for all who wsh To save money.
Being anxious to reduce stock much possible
by the first of August, offer great Inducements
Ladies who msy he ia want Of Embroderies Spteu.
did Striped and Plaid Silks At 624c, tn 81; Black
,iksfor Dresses at 's7t, worth 81 Is; Robes at So
worth and -; Flouncs Robes. Bfiliiaotes. Jaco-
ne Lawns large lot OF Ginghams at St aud upwards,
Silk Parasols vt 70 AID upw ards Ho,isrie Silk
Mts snd Gloves Of all kinds, shirtiaz snd Sbeeting
yer, cheap, 10 wide. Any person desires to obtain
good bargains invited to ca earys at the cheap
sto 9 before Purchasing any Shere else. Remember
No n Main street. r,s.-e
je 23-l2t* r. STRAUS BROi
MILLING BUSINESS..-The Milling Hu-
1s1 siness heretofore conducted under the firm of
H. r. ~ +. s. TALIAFERRO, at our Flour Mills,
will in future be man aged by US. ae se
Office corner of Cary and llth streefs fr
is 20--Irn DUNLOP. kONCITRE H. co.
DUKE FRENCH BRANDY AND PORT
WlNE-For medical purposes: for s-le at
- ST. BATTAILES Dug Chemical Store
je 25-f va Corner 4th and Broad cts
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4 BROWN, Jr., stock Broker, has re-
- moved his Office to No. Isl s) cnrnt
Main and 18th stresra - 3 ss5s. sLeod
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I. A. GOODWIN,
Ticket AGENT s S IL. R. Petersburg
CHARLES CAMPBELL,
Sari. Richmond and DanvI!Ie r. r.. Richmond.
+. H. GILL,
Sup't V. & T. r. K. Lynchburg.
KENT, sUMMERSON Il co,
p SIN Fincastle, Va.
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MILL LlA1n ktsENs has oeaIed ia this
w city, and will be glad to recsvs orders from
gentlemen desirous to have their houses PAL SrED
FRESCO in superior and elegant style, at Mr.. o. A.
Strecker's Apothecary Store Terms moderate.
lie 24-dlmi
Demoine courier., 1856-07-24

The greatest natural ornament TO tie s.hu-
man form d%ivine,' is unquestionably a fine,
luxuriant, and healty growth Of hair. 1t has
oeen so esteemed in all ages of the world, and
among all nations, savage and civilized
Hence, the Indian brave regards tie scalp of
his enemy as his greatest trophy. For a stint
lar reason, the fashionable belle often disguis-
es the region Of vanity, ss well as her other
chronological organs with borrowed looks.
He who should discover a mode of prevent
ing the hair from showing the inroads of en-
vious time by turning permatureiy gray
a method by which it could be restored when
falling off or turning white, and a way Of pro-
noting its continued and luxnriant growth.
would be justly entitled to rank among the
benefactors Of the human race. Read the tes-
timonials in anothar column, of the wonderful,
not to say almost miraculous efFe: It's Of "Prof.
Woods Hair Restorative ard see if he has
not accomplished all this. -[Capital City Fact.