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New Grocery & Provision

~ ". KUNYAN 4 co, having establi,
~. selves on the south side Of Fourth 81
to the Market House, have received lar IA
selected stock of Groceries, to which they Ell
ly call the attention of the citizens of H.
vicinity. Provisions and Feed of all ~
constantly on hand. All articles deliveed
part Of the city free Of charge ia
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cTWhy is the American flag like til
stars in the heavens Because it can neye
be pulled down
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''If the slaves were not kept by their own
ers they would perish. They cannot take
care Of themselves. - Stephens Speech.
John Little, fugitive slave who went into
the Canadian woods without a dollar, has
raised crops this year that will bring him
$500 He thinks be viii be able to stake
care Of himself. n--- Syracuse Chron.
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To READERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. - We
leave out all usual miscellany to-day TO make
room for the communication Of Mr.. Black
well, which will be perused with interest both
here andothrough the Valley, on account Of
the great work to which it pertains.
We have on hand much correspondence,
which we shall be glad to publish, if able to
do 50 before it loses It's interest Friends
will remember that our space is limited, anG
If communications are delayed or omitted
they will bear with US and understand the
reason.
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FRoN WAsHnGToN. No Speaker yet
Vote remains relatively the same. An anti
Nebraska caucus was to be held on the even
ing of the 18th, al the instance of Mr.. Camp
bell.
Dispatches by the Atlantic from Euroy G
contain nothing important.
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The speaker who ''took the floor" ha
been arrested for stealing lumber.
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s'pres. ID. VI. Y. < r. 4. Co.:
''SIa - have been advised that my pred
ecessor in Office assented on the part OF the
State Of Iowa to the appointment of E. r.
blackwell, Esq, az Chief Engineer of the
Des Moines River Improvement, for the pur
pose Of making the estimates, and the per-
Torrance of the duties as provided in the
contract between the Dcs Moines \, < 4. X.
Co. and the State.
''inasmuch as the general plans for the
construction of sand improvement have sub
sequently with my concurrence and APPROX
al, been so far modified as to contemplate
the completion Of the longest line Of the
said Improvement at the shortest period
practicable,
therefore / deem it my duty to notify
your Company that have, and by these pres
ents do withdraw, my assent heretofore Civ
en-, to the appointment of the said Chief Tn
glnecr, 70 take effect from and after the APP
pointment and approval of his successor
also have to state to you that | will cheer
fully concur in the appointment of a Chief
Engineer, to perform the duties provided for
under the contract referred to, who has the
requisite professional ability and expert
ence, and who will cheerfully and earnestly
enter into the spirit of the notifications of
the contract 70 which have heretofore given
my assent.
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NeM Atrial.

DROWN and tan col0rcd hats, high and low crown
II 81 every style and quality just received b.
oct23dEu h. j. lit MPHREl L g AGE
LNIFE hundred dozen plush eal,.. la-t received IL
l. the store # j.. F. III MPIiEY GAGE
oet23dwtf
nNE thoasand Bonnets. Il ali styles and qualities
~ at u. +. HUMPHREY a GAGE
oct2}dwtf
NJ ILLiNERl Go.d- of every variety. al see law.
VI est prices, at d. 4. III MPHKEA q GAGE.
oet23dRif.
F!fHkEE hundred dozen wonl aud Gne hats 81 e,ery
i style, at u. +. Ill MpHRE1 GAGE
oefe3awtf
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CAPITAL $500 600. CASH PAID IN 500. oso
Invested according Il the Law u nlaois.
Especial attention given to Insuranca ef
FARM PROPERTY, DWELLINGS AND OFT
BUILDINGS
NSlK such buildings or contents IN fayora BILE
terms. for $ or years. Insures Stores. Mar
~ generally.
LOSSES EQUITABLY ADJUSTED ANb PROMPT.
~ PAID IN CASH.
Ihis Company joint stock Association. organ
lzed under peeal charter granted by the Legsla-
tur@ OF Wisconsn, with an authorized capital OF
500, One hundred thousand dollars 81 which
Z pad IN, and securely invested in bonds and rn,,t
gases The company being thus securely orfani ze,a
upon hrln basis he directors take pleasure in re-
commencing II 10 public favor, n worthy ~ conf
dence and support, with the assurance that an loss
& shalt BE- promptly and honorahly adjusted As
tins ~ purely stock Company no mutual business
viii b. done nor premium notes taken.
uEFICEEs
n. VI. Donaldson, Pres I. W T. Gibsrn, See'y.
J. W. Eddy, Vice pres't. a. Gibson. 6cr. Agent
dec 24l3m W. !. TURNER, Ag,nt.
kEOKuK MARINE IysURANcE 90.
NOTICE is hereby given that the kraArk Ma,
ZINE INSURANCE 70. has bsen organized 10 do
marine insurance buslne-s. LIS place Of transact
ing business il kaokuk. Lee County Ior,-witb
capital stock Of Two Hundred Thousan. Dollar
5000 900.
Nne hundred thousand dollars Of enid capital
stock to be subscribed and secured, aud tn first in
sallment Of ten per cent. y b. paid in csh befre
TIE company commences business.
lhe directors are authorized t. make pt rata as
sessments on the stock notes, not to exceed Eve ,n~
cent. every thirty day The said corpa.,on was
organized on the 10th day Of December 1885 and
VIII continue for the term Of twenty year and NAV
be renewed from time TO time under the prnisons IL
the Code Of Iowa.
The business III the company is to BE- managed by
board OF eleven directors, 10 be elected annually
Cd the second Wednesday of January.
The liability Of the corporation is limited Ia one
million dellars, and the private property ,f the
stockholders is exempt from the payment Of The
corporate debts.
A. FRIEDMAN Presia,nt
" T. TURNER, secretary
jaDld4w
[ E,.nu,
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To any Gcnticns, n

TWISTING new Hal We have usi received pei
w EErres- dozen Soft Hats of Superior quai.
ity al the threat Western Emporium
d. i. HUMPHREY & GAGE
Angust II. 1855
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To the Public,

IT AEING determined. hereafter 50 do an exclu-
l l. ssyeis cash business III retail department,
prepared u SCI! ali kinds Of Hatz. Caps Bou
ness- de., at gTe4'ly reduced prices Cur stock il
noe fery complete, and W Keep nothing bat tho
bst grades "f goods Away have the latest style
ana will .eli lower fer cash than the common grade
sold on credit. * come on With your dime.
- All kind of Nllin ~ work done t. order
at the shortest notice
tl.s 26-5tf II III NpuKFY 4 GAGE
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orr1cIAL PAPER or THE CITY.
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Franklin Fire and Marine
INSURANCE COMPANY.
FUN D DC IA v ..

CAPITAL 100000 CASH PAID IN 500 .oso.
Invested according 81 the Law u Illiuois
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lCopyl


Whereas. From personal examination by
the Commissioners and Engineer. Of the pres
cnt condition and progress Of the work on
the Des Moines River Improvement, now in the
hands Of the sub contractors, with view to
hasten the completion thereof, and 10 bring
into use at the earliest moment practicable
the entire length Of the said Improvement,
from the Mississippi Riverto Ft. Des Moines:
and whereas, by the failure of the contrac-
tors for manufacturing hydraulic cement for
the works Of the said Improvement, it Is at
this late season Of the year, found to be inn
practicable to procure Il suitable quality Of
such cement for the masonry Of the Locks,
In consequence Of which the works Of said
Improvement will be unavoidaby DELAYED in
.aeir completion,
''Now therefore, II is mutually agreed BIZ
and between the Des Moines Navigation and
Rail Road Company Of the first part, and
the State of Iowa, BY Wm. Mckay Commits
sioner, and Uriah Biggs and Geo. G. Wright,
assistant Commissioners for and in behalf Of
said State of Iowa, Of the second part, that
the said party Of the first part shall be and
are hereby authorized to construct the Locks
q the said Improvement, in the following
r.
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geo Acres u Land 90 under caitl, alton near "a
margo Terms, one-thirl cash, balance In one, tsu
and three years. Apply ~
SMITH & yANSiCkLFN.
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~ EhET front on second street, with bplding
" rents FOR $500. Apply t.
novel SMITH d yANSICkLEN.
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sEs EQu1TABLY ADJUSTED ANb PROMPT.
IN PAID IN CASH
kEoKIK MARINE IxsuRANrE %.

n NJ. Donaldson, Pres I. ". T. Gibsrn, Sse'y.
J. W. Eddy, Vice pres't. a. Gibson, Gcf Agent
dee. 24l3m ". u TUNER A. \.
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L'pit sAlE--b40 ucres Of choice land within fou
L miles TT the city SMITH / NAAsltkLkS
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/ IGOR SALE farm containing 20s acres, ~
l. uuder fence, miles from the city on the plank
road. Possession given ths 1T Of March next. Ap-
/ ply ~ nor24 SMITH 4 NANSTCkLEN
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L'OR sALE-l0 aeres VI lsud under cult satiou, OF
l. mile from the city Apply t.
NOVA SMITH i yASSICkLES
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F0Is SALE,
OR SALE

60 f,et bY 3 On flr.t street. Between Main John
sou Alro, House and lot. corner If First and John
son Apply To SMITH / y ANSICKLEN.
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PICTURES on GLASS.

10METIMES call
- ed. but far superi-
or To a mbrotyPes, are
taken IL lirELL's Da-
guerrean Gallery. All
"a t4I hage s.at g4H
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OR SALE.

4 HOl III and 3 lo.s ~ Second street all
y not-3 SMITH 4 YAN>ICkLi
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REMOVAL.
The Byron Clothing Store.

| you want TO make your friends presents that are
L useful as we'll as ornamental, call Mt Carey 4
hllbourne 8, hilb0urne's Block dec25d
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enclose to YOU a copy of my communication
to the d. NJ. \. Il K. X. Co., upon the sub
iect Of your removal from the Office Of Chief
Engineer of said Company.
''Yours Respectfully,
"Signed, VIM. Mckay,
.SCom'r. ID. NJ. r. l."
(Copyl
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LN0R SAI.E--Or trade Tor Iowa lands or heokt
i City propeFty-A house aud lot al Walnut Hal
near thee ol Cincinnati, apply 70
SMITH n NAASfl,k En-
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"A True t0py.
"Signed, A. Hunt, See =.

"Ft. Des Moines, Jan. It'll, 1856.
"E. 4. Blackwell Esq:
"DEAR SIR .-Ioars Of the ID inst. IL nj
hand, and in compliance with your request,
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E4pseial attention given 10 Insuranca of
FARM PROPERTY. DWELLINGS AND O
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manner, to wit:
"Ihe masonry, or so much thereof as IN,

tlit Satu WILLS LluN Dt EINuttQ ia Il thorough
and water tight manner.
/ "And for the purpose of rendering the
said walls water tight before they shall be
grouted through the wells above described.
the sadwals shall he faced with timber and
plank Of suitable quality, and properly se-
cured to the masonry.
'And the sad party of the first part do
hereby for themselves and successors engage
and obligate, that they from time to time
and as often as may be necessary, will renew
all of the said works which may be of a
temporary character, and ultimately recon
struct the same. and deliver the same to the
State, upon the plans and in the manner and
style defined by the present existing contract.
'And the said party OF the first part fur
Their agree TO proceed with the whole work,
from the Mississippi River 10 TT. Des Moines,
and complete the same as rapidly as the
same can be constructed, so that the whole
work shall be brought into use for IT'S entire
length at the earliest day practicable, and
By the first day Of July, 1858.
.Ard the said party of the second part do
hereby agree that sae fourteenth section of
the existing contract, Of the ninth dav Of
June, 1854, shall be, and is hereby modified,
in the following manner, TO wit;
The price for masonry in lock walls, upon
which the Engineer is to make his estimates
To determine the amount of land to be con-
veyed, and for other purposes. as provided
in said contract, shall be ut the rate of three
dollars and seventy cents per perch, instead
of FIVE dollars as before provided; and for
the timber used in the facing of the said
walls Of masonry, Mt the rate Of twenty five
cents per cubic foot, and for the plank used
for the said facing, thirty dollars per thou
sand feet board measure, for oak and black
walnut, and fifty dollars for white pine, add
ing TO the said prices the twenty per ccntum
to cover the contingencies thereon as proyid-
ed in the said lith section.
'.And il is further mutually agreed that
any thing in the contracts Of 9th June. 1854.
or III any other contracts heretofore made be-
tween the parties hereto, contrary to or in
consistent with this agreement, is hereby ac-
eordingly modified 50 as to agree herewith,
and to be controlled hereby.
Gin witness whereof the party of the first
part by their President and Secretary, have
hereunto subscribed their names and placed
their corporate seal and the party Of the
second part by the Commissioners aforesaid
have also affixed their names and seals, this
twentyseyenth day Of September, one thou
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IN0R SALE.--A house AMI lot on Main strest.
L noy24 SMITH L NAASICkI.EA.
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New York Market. Inn. rs.

FLoIR-Market slightly improved, ss25toll.
dRAlA--Wheat 81 s8 to 0S; corn s5a93.
GROcERIE ES-Not 30 firm Rio coffee llsal2c;
Molasses 4scj Cuba Mnscovado sugar $74a72.
PROVISIONS - Pork frmer SIT IS for mess,
$l4 46zals for prime, $l9 for clear beef steady ;
$9alo for country prime, $40 50al2 for do mess,
$l4a$l4 70 for repacF ed western. Dressed hogs in
active demand at 7fs74; cut meats active at 7ta7i
shoulders, S2a93 for hams Bacon frmer and active,
i5oo boxes short and long mddles rib in, delivered
this month at 9a9 lard steady, 500 bbls sold at
| MONEY MARKET--Stocks dull and lower mon
ey and exchange the same.
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Chicago Market. Jan. is.

FLoIR-Little doing ranges from S. to 50 25 +;
Rye -four 81.
"HkAT-eommon spring s. rs other grades
not reported.
CORS-i0a42c per so lbs in store
RYE--Steady at 95c
BARLEf-sl 20 to 30 fair to choice.
SEEDS-Timothy 81 l2la2 37i
HoGS-Dressed 81 75a5 for light, s. 12Aa5 e5 for
heavy.
PRoNIsloAS-Messp pork new city mess nominal
al siSalG; beef, new mess $l3; lard, nominal AT loc
for Mol
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New Furniture.

! - ECEIVED by late shipments at the Gate City
4 Furniture Rooms.
pair Sociables and elegant stylc various pat
terms and prices
dor upholstered Lounges
/ pair Sofas, faS hi"nabe patterns.
marble TOP dressing Bureaus, various patterns.
I 10 plain do
marble top Ereze leg Center Tables.
Rosewood Hat stands, gilt diyory mounted, new
and elegant patterns.
Gothic do, cherry and walnut.
Turneddo.
80 doz seat Chairs, all patterns and qualities
2do arm Rockers, cane seat aud back
do sewing Rockers, do.
Also some beautiful upholstered 0ttomans, Gothic
Reception Chairs, Quartette Tables. Fancy Towel
Stands, and large assortment Of all kinds of fash
ionable furniture, which the public invited call
and examine. e. :. ABBOTT.
dee 1914 1876 Main ST.
To galloway Webster, Jalnes lain ana Andrew
Webster.
You are hereby notified that there i now on file
in the office Of the Clerk of the District Court of
Lee County, Iowa. nj keokuk the petition Of Pitt
man Ienncnt Douglas & Brrading, and Young
Brothers. alleging that creditors they took
tachment writs from the said District Court and
| caused the same te be levied on lands of Galloway
Webster, tn secure debts due and to become due
them that at the September term If the said Dis
trict Court for ths year 1854 the plaintiffs
ed judgments for the amounts res peeiyey due them
with costs and issued executions The plaintiffs al
lege that the lands attached descrbed in the petit
tom were purchased by Galloway Webster Of one
S. s. Billings but to defraud creditors the convey
ance was executed 70 Andrew Webster, and by sand
Webster to James llain both unable to pay for the
same The bill charges that these lands still be
long TO Galloway Webster, charges n confcderacy
together to defraud prays the Court TO set aside the
conyeyanees of james Hahn and Andrew Webster
decree sale of the lands to pay the judgments of
PLAINTIFF and for such special and general relief as
the facts warrant.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the second day Of the February Term 1886,
q said District Court, commencing on the second
Monday Of said month decree will be taken nc
cording to the equity lad prayer of the bill.
RANKIN & MILLER
decZbW4t Plaintiffs Attorneys,
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JANUARY 6rH-Provisons-The market is buoy
ant and the demand good the sales today include
1000 gre.n hams at 7e; 1000 do at II 200 and 500
bb!s mes pork at $l4 50 SEQ pcs nulk shoulders
at &c loose; and 500 kgs Mol lard at l0c. Further
sales since writing the above Of 10000 lbs bulk
shoulders at &c, and 90, 600 do do sides at 7c oose
$50 bbs lard at 40 and 90 do do at &c pkgs found
There were also sales of green sides at very full
Figures. Hogs--Salcs Of 100 head at s. 75; 90
do averaging 220 lbs at S. so; and 100 do dividing
200 lbs, at S. 66a5 80. Holders ash So, but this
s above the views of buyers
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ST. Louis Market. Jan. is.

FLoUE-$7 50al0 30
CoRS--55ab0c gunnies included
OAIs-isc SKIS included.
RYE-sccaq24c
WHIskY-Raw o5e.
DRY APPLES-Prime ST 81 per bush
PRoslsioSs-Mess Pork nominaliy $4 prime
lard loo tierces &c spring delivery
HOGS-selling AZ 81 75a$5, dividing on zoe lbs
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To the STOCK h oIders of the X ok "a X
VT. PlensnnI & NuAeaiinc H. II. c O.
NOTrCf.

TWO tho Stockholders Of the keokuk, Fort Des
Moines and Minnesota Railroad Company.
call OF ten per cent. on the capital stock Of the
company is due, and made payable at The Railroad
Office in keokuk, u wv. LPIoHT0S Treasurer, on
Friday, the first day Of February, 1856.
keokuk, 18th Dee. 1855. II. I. REID,
wv. LKiaHfos, sec v President.
deg % n.kp
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w VI. MANNERS.

hYER AND SCouRER. On fifth street, one
- door below Main, whore he win renovate and
make TO appear as new, all kinds Of Ladies and GEN
tlemens apparel such as Grape, broscha, cashmere
and wooden shawls cashmere silk and merino dress
ce, rugs, pianos and table covers window and damask
curtains, &c.
All OF the above and every other article of cloth.
ing eoiored IN any Of the fancy plain colors
hope by close attention and knowledge of nv bus
iness, 70 give general satisfaction
2sdAw6m VIM MANNERS
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III Isx.INaTos



l.. II. DALHofF, Professor Of Book keeping and
Commercial sciences.
j. $. Duncan, the l~st of hand penman in the
West, Professor of Business and Ornamental Pen
msnship
G. BENZ. DARWIN, membur of he Burlington bar,
Professor of Mercantile Law.
The eonrse of training in this Institution eorpri-
six different me hods of Keeping Books, by dou
bic entry applied to every department Of trade. In
diyidual partnership Retail. Wholesale, Shipping,
Importing, Exporting, Commission, Exchange, Bank
ing Manufacturing and Compound, Company busi-
ness About three hundred Commercial Computa-
tons explaining many business operations not found
in common AriihmeticS, comp rehenstye cours Of
Business Penmanshp Business Forms aud business
Letters. Daitv Lectures Commercial Law and
Commercial Sciences. An elegant diploma, under
the seal Of the State College of Pennsylvania signed
by the Faculty is granted 10 those who pass is
factory examination. This instrument will be found
passport the confidence Of every business house,
in any section Of the Union Duff's Book keeping,
Harper's edition, price one dollar and hfy cents,
the most perfect aud comprehensive in the English
language. DnH's Western Steamers account. per
fece system for such accounts one dollar To be had
at Corses Bookstore, Jefferson st. Send for ercu-
lar and specimen of Mr.. Dunean's PeAmanship, by
mail. NOVEL
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co NJ NJ T. RCIAII.
GATE Cry AND VALLEY Vine 0FricE,
heokuk, Jan %, 1856.

Weather quite cool, but roads are good snl coun-
try trade pretty brisk. No heavy transactions, cf
course, and nothing important TO note.
Hogs 81 30, and the slaughiering season nearly
over That figure may be counted on, probably al
the lowest; at any rate, contracts be made
a that for delivery during the balance Of the season
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'fNFvRr SAY DrEo 10 per- on whose hair has b.
come gray prematurely, unless you Of advis
ing the use of something which will remedy the mat
ter. Dying the hair with ordinary articles j., al
best buta temporary aaair, and the shad produced
is any thing bat that with which nature atprDs til,
humat. hair. The "ISimrAnLE HAIR CoLORisG" and
Restorative II c. Heimstreet Coz does no, act as a
dye il stimulates the natural oecretous at the
Of the hair, by giving life 10 the small
vessels which secrets the natural coloring and thus
gives them life and strength 1t doe stain the
skin and may h. used ss freely water and With as
much safety. The article is composed Of oil and
stimulating spirits adording agreeable hair wash,
and il an excellent substitute for OH ponatum.
The peculiar properties of this preparation render
it entirely different from any thing in use for
the hair.
The color OF the hair when restored, exactly the
shade it before it turned gray, and the singular
phenomena attending its use, not only curious but
easily observed. As the bulbs at the roots OF each
hair are affected by the remedial agents, the COM
nencement of the change may be noticed the bulbs
grow dark, and in a short time the hair from the
roots outward hcgins % turn in shade, and % con
tnues 10 do until the desired change il Effected, aud
the hair possesses the glossy appearance and shade u
youth. This may seem strunge, but no more strange
than true The article has been extensively lmitat
cdand persons should b. particular purchase Of my
agents. The genuine has the siguatur, of the late
firm and the present proprietor the top of each
bottle. VI Il. HAGAA,
Surviving partner, aud successor 70 c. Heimstreet
q Co., sole proprietor, Troy, Sew York. For sale by
Z HEIMsTREET Union Block
ian 1d3m
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SARAH CHANDLER, born in Worcester Co.,
Mass, Oct. Ia, 1855, is still living, maiden
Of hundred years and over, in Cedar
Township, in this county (Lee), enjoying
vigorous health, though blind and quite
deaf.
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TWe call attention to the advertisement
of Messrs. Davis Price, painters. The
specimens Of their skill about us show their
capacity to execute excellent work.