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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-03-14
CIT Dailg gontnal,
THE OLD LINE NOMINATIONS.
Fun among The Untcrrigied.


According to previous notice the Old Liners
met at 'Appollo Hall last evening to nOmi-
nate a city ticket for next April election. A
large crowd of outsiders met with them to
''see the fun, and ifthey did not see what they
went for, or h5ar it, they are utterly incapable
of approaching the rich raey and excrutiating.
No difficulty was expected, except on the
nomination for City Clerk The Sheriff, it
was known, was determined in 'rule or ruin !.
he was bitterly opposed to Walker, and had
gotup candidate for the occasion. The Old
Line leaders generally were equally as deter
mined he shouldn't rule--so fun was antici-
pated.
After unparalleled confusion, and almost ac-
tual rioting, this nomination was postponed
till after the others were made. When this
was done, the strife was again commenced,
and continued fast and furious, with crimna
ton and recrmination, crying down speakers,
&c, till finally the question was settled by
granting permission to a committee to appoint
a committee Of three from each ward, to report
the nominee through the columns of the En-
quirer tomorrow morning. Mr.. Walker and
Mr.. Seymour are the contestants
Mr.. Chas. DENLY was President ofthe meet
ing, DR.. Jno. r. Walker and Mr.. Mentzer,
Vice Presi tents and Mr.. Hall Secretary. The
following nominations were made:
For Mayor-J Ohm HENSON.
Jfarshal-JAS. B. EVANS.
Collector-J. WESLEY HUGHES.
Treasurer-S0REN SORFNSON.
Smyeyor-JAS. D. SAUNDERS.
Asgessor-JAS. SPALDING.
Recorder-SAMUEL GIBSON.
1t is marked feature of these nominations,
that there is not German among them. The
Irish prevailed over the Germans! The decision
ofthe Committee is looked for with tremendous
interest twill settle the question of whcth-
or Gavitt really does hold the Old Line leaders
here by the nose or not.
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COMMERCIAL.
Monetary and Commercial

Business in the general markets have continued to
improve, and the demand for money though not in
equal proportion, has also increased The market for
the latter retains the easy features previous
ly noticed and difficulty is experienced III negotiat-
ing loans good paper of interest varying
from TO - Ter cents the discounts being chiefly, how
ever at to l2 Bills vary from interest to
interest and off, according date, and the charac-
ter of parties This class Of offerings scrutinze
more closely than heretofore.
Eastern Exchange is quiet at 14@1Zc prem New Or
leans is dull atpar9 &c. prem bankers checking at
latter rate.
The Eastern Money Markets continue easy. and cell
loans freely made at New York yesteIGay per
cent Gin. Cat. l2th.
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TlOCAL DEPARTMENT.


The CANAI.-ln some parts Of the canal
there is no ice all. In other parts, almost
its whole length, there is ice from foot to fif-
teen inches thick. Day before yesterday the
Luke Grant, with big team of horses broke
three miles and then come to stand The ice
was yesterday broken about mile out of this
city. twill be some time yet before the canal
is in good navigable order
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
TIE preceding and the two ding to those
drawing prizes. win be entitled to the 500
Prizes. For example ticket No 1880 draws
prize those tick numbered I24S 1929 1921
will each be entitled $780, and according
% the abos scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the 600 tickets numbered
to goo 200 full prizes and 800 Appro
making in all Loco prizes.
The numbers 20 coo corresponding with the
rolled encrcled with small tin tubes and placed
Glass Wheel.
encted placed in another wheel After revoy
ing the wheels the wheel
and at the prize other
BY boys blindfUlded The number and prize
drawn exhibited the audience
sered by the the prize being placed against
This operation until all the
prizes The drawing is then printed and af
the certies
ESs- Prizes payable in fun. WITHOUT DETECTION.
Address orders for tickets X. FRANCE co..
feb23 Baltimore. Nd.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FoR THE JOURNAL
ADDITIONAL BY THE ARABIA.


New YoRK, March 13.
The Arabia arrived at Boston this morning.
Her mails leave for the South this afternoon.
There is nothing whatever reliable from the
Pacific.
Painful apprehensions in Europe are enter
tanned.
WalIsIi President at peace conference
Guarantee signed not to divulge the proceed
| ings until the final adjournment, hence all as
sertions are groundlcss.
An armistice has been concluded, which re-
fers only to land operations.
Adyices from France and Austria excite
fears of triple alliance between France, Aus
tria and Russia against England.
Leave of absence was given to officers ofthe
Crimea.
Russia ordered an issue on treasury notes
twenty-one million roubles.
ENGLAND-A dissolution of Parliament
change of government, Stockholm being at all
points.
There was a great conAagration at Macoa
China.
The Arabia encountered no ice
TIVE ETP CT GTTNt
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THE FIRST GUN!
New Hampshire Election!

CoNcoRD Feb. -.
1t is now settled that the State is carried
by Americans and Republicans, by having a
majority in both branches of the Legislature.
If Metcalf American candidate for Govern
or, is not elected by popular vote, which is yet
doubtful, he will be by the Legislature ON joint
Convention
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK March Il.
Flour deeln sales of 4ooo bbls 81 straight State
IS for Ohio and 50 for Southern Wheat lowers
sold decline of Sc. Sales of 1900 bushels CsPn
pork ecned 200 Ibls sold SIS Beeas dali
lansuid 800 bb sold Whisky Dropping sales
are lower.
CINCINNATI. March II.
pleasant.
Flour dull at n. Ness polk si4. Lard s1le. srg.r
SIC. Coffee firm At I21z @Iae Molasses firm at 4Ic.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 10 P. N

NEW ORLEANS, March 10 p. N.
Flour has declined az 50 for supeIfne and is dun
Corn is in active demand at full prices. Sales of 20
bags at SAC for white.
SIess pork has further decliped ei5 Is, but is in
moderate den and. Bacon has lso etued with sales
of 81 les (rib n) at Sc and shoulders SIC All sides at
&c. No. lard i'll bbls, saleable ca and prime
at e..
whisky has largely declined, with heavy receipts;
eco bbls titled sold this afternoon "a &C. tar
candles abundant and have declined Sc Coffee
IS in active demand at full rates. 8osssc is ru 1t
35c. Fair sugar re.
Oats 40c and dul
SterliI g exchange Sc prem.
The steamers Jesse x Bell, Mars Indiana, Orb and
MeaH der arrived since last evening, and the Queen Of
the W est and Equinox departed.
NEW ORLEANS, March 10.
Corn 50 to j5c. Active. Flour So IS. Market duh
Wheat 81 50(9I IS. Pork Mess sic. Bulk &c. Coffee
II l-2 to Zee. Sugtr714@74e. MoIasses 34a23jc Lard
in kegs, 9le Cotton fair lie. isdling, 90 40 ~.
Hay S33 TO s34 per ton. Iobaceo--go0d Kentucky
leaf, 7l4@7I2.
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01rThe St. Anthony Express, of late date
says: 1--WE have been shown specimens of
anthracite coal that are dug up from bed
twelve feet below the surface of the ground,
within twelve miles west of St. Anthony. We
think that large beds of coal will yet be dis
covered to the northwest Of us.''
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Or~Mrs Macready. distinguished define
ator Of Shakspearcan characters, and who has
been highly complimented by the Louisville
press, anticipates making a visit to this city,
with an equally distinguished violinist. In
case she comes, she hasproposed to give BEN
eft to the Library Association.
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GFWe thank Mr.. Joe. Culbertson, former
ly telegraph operator here for tremendous
package of papers, including Chicago, Lafay-
cite, Cincinnati and Indianapolis issues, of the
latest dates, and generally ahead of the mails.
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NiELw ooLsEY.. .................H
AUCTION ROOMS.

Old Court House Main and Third streets mme
diately opposite the Washington Hotel.
HEAVING leased for term of years and ftes M the
q above we'll known stand. prepared re-
seive for sale at auction private sale all kinds
merchandise; household furniture horses
gies, ETC.. etc.
Cash advances ma lie eonsiguments when required.
Regular sales Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
at o'clock. A, NJ Also Tuesday. Wednesday
and Friday nights. at early gas light
utdoors les sales promptly
and general of FURNITURE consisting oisat
spindle and bannister backs. scroll and seoiop
haee office. French Jenny Lind. and Bsste wood
Chairs mahogany and Chairs;
ehaIrs spring rockers sofas, soGabes.
card dining and breakfasts tables light and wash
lounges mirrors hpe and misses bedsseads
rasses tin aud wire safes, which will sell Gin
cir matt prices.
We have also hand greatvarety ofnotioAs jeweiry
vions accOrdeons. pocket cutlery guns, pistols
ETC.. which will sell prices
wholesale retail. W0OLSEY & NELSON.
my9 Auet's
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RIVER INTELLEGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

THURSDAY March II.
". A. EAyEs from Bowing Green TO Louisville.
L. SHoTwEIL. from New Orleans to Louisville.
Hi0HFLYER. from Louisville to st. Louis.
w. DIxsoS from Teuness.e River to Louisville.
FANNY BuLLErr, from Louisville to New Orleans
ALVIN ADAMS. from St. Louis to Louisville.
REiIgycE. from Arkansas River to Pittsburgh.
HrSRy GRAFT. from St. Louis to Pittsburg
Ono BELIZE. from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
WHITE BUFF. lnew) from Cincinnati to New Orleans
J. P. TWEED from, Cincinnati to ST. Louis
sCnNERrSE No. s. from St. Louis the wreck Of tn,
Henry Lewis.
SILVER WAVE. from St. Louis to Pitt.burg
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OTThe farmers Of Maine in point Of num-
bers, eclipse either of the other New England
States-numbering 77,o16; New Hampshire
has AZ, 4OS. Vermont 49,212, Massachusetts
-55,e82, Rhode Island S,998, Connecticut, 3d.
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OTOur Justices police courts have been
doing small business this week. Town very
respectfully quiet
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BUSINESS CHANGED.

HAVE sold my Groceries 70 Messrs z. r. COOK
SoS. who will continue the BUSINESS at my oia ano
which have rented to them or i've years Ihey VII Aso
thsir business Of Fant eries
hope friends aud customers WIZ eall ana
examine their sto ok and give them liberal trial
In retiring my present business Womb return ny
fren il and en rs
lftral ns.ronare what IS still more dc able IN
business their general punetuy in material ara
the ofce % GEO. FOSTER TO
rf which firm member. and viii give to the business
of personal attention. anu where sh' ~
pleased r. see my 'i's" NJ W FOSTER.
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CrT"Do you profess religion?''
No, sir, profess my faith, and practice my
religion
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Unsettled Claims for Losses and not s76, Os2 AZ
The Etua Insurance Company presents ia patrons the
condition large increase in Cash Assets
the further security of their poeiesal investments he
ing placed the minimum market value the time
depres in the standard of They either
prime dS ideDd paying stock good valuable and clean in
yielding moderate interest and income Tho
standard basis which the Assets have been valued teiDg
Besides thu soldlty the pany calls
the strength and security it derives its
system Agencies through agents having the
presenting united phaanx of EXFRBFNCED USDERwRI
which has worked for thirty the happie
stockholders caimaut-
1896 with prestige for
funes has been reached by really NATIoNAa
surarre Corporation.
All business attended to with despatch and fidelity.
jan30-tf ALLEN q. HALLOOK, Agent.
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CnAI- RRoAI raE RnnIAM MINES

TNNHS superior article of Coais ready fog delivery
from the city ding All orders left at the
Sycamore and First streets VIII be promptly
attended follows:
Orders left before ~ O'Clock NJ delivered same cay
left after that hour and before CLOCK r NJ de-
.iyered before next day.
on the Z. and @ Railroad. as lolioEs:
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OtrThe City Council did not hold its usual
session this week.
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Office

TIME undersigned having purchased the entire stock Of
Goods comprising large assortment of Watcbes level
~ Clocks Be- formerly owned by g. Gossen would respect
fall inform citizens of Evansville and vicinity that he
the business the old stand First street. be-
Main and Toenst would be happy to wait All
who him with call promising satisfaction
sale The STOCK will be sold at small advance
WITHOUT ASY REFERENCE TO FoEHER PRICES.
and all goods warranted as represented.
All kinds of Watches and time pieces repaired in tie
jaH2I-tf cHAS. BARNUM.
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eFRAYED or stolen the inst. large DoG with
- white black body large heRd and long tail;
sWers to the name MAO Any giving nforma-
returaiag him this osee will be literally ward
Ell by the feb2o-tf OWNER.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NTO. COTTON ATTING-At eleven cents by the
q quantity. for sale by $. E. GILBERT Co.
feb26 Sye. Water.
EM ELTING,-1 case Bates Weltiug reed this day and
~ for sale by JAMES Low & CO..
feb22 AIS Main street, Louisville KY.
AUCTION BK WOOLSEX & NELSON,
"a their auction the corner of Main Third
"a streets on Thursday March 9Th at 81 O'Clock thirty
boxes of glass ting Tumhlers
sc; also So boxes Tobacco Z Tea
Hardware and Dry Goods. mh5
eSTAR CNNRLEs.-Proctor e. CANDLES whole half
- and quarter boxes per steamer jas Park = forsas
low By mh5 S. E. GILBERT co.
SUN Dries.
a LMONDS. FiIbert. Resins Currants. Alum. Epgom
"a Salts sulphur. Roll Birthstone. Copperas Nader.
Logwood Indigo. Sal Soda Tartar Soda Bedeords,
Blackng. Batting. Leorice Cloves Cement Habana and
half Spanish Cigars Cuba Sizes Ground Ginger Race Gin
Preserved Ginger Glass Jars. Lanterns and Fssks
Lemon Syrup. Mustard Nutmegs Matches Spanish Moss.
LobseF Oysters Sarines pepper Sauce. Stone Pipes,
Rosin. Counter Balances Safety Fuse Powder. Goodwin's
dnecut Tobacco fancy Soaps. Scotch Snu Starch Vine
gar, etc,
supply of the above kept sntl hand and for sale
low by S. e. GILBERT 81 CO,
feh2i Syc. Water.
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GNOTTONAnES.-5O cases Ripkas Cottanades; IS cases
New York 3lls Ccttonades reed this day and
JAMES LOW co.
mil 4ie Main street, louisville, KY
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Money due the Company secured

3io rtSaee .--...'.-- -.;-- ;---.....--;
500 shares Hartford and n. Haven r..
Ntoch,.--. of.uNV W
los shares Hartford and Providence r.
r. Stock. preferred and guarr4ntesd
~ per &c nG.-.. .i5u
Stock $3.50 co
$50 shares Conn. River +. L. Stock. 14,ou0 co
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MEDICINES, &C.
g. A Y E r S
-. p / L L. S :.
TIA ~
E[Za5Ss=k ~ FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A.
f A MILY PLY SIC

EXISTED pubic demand TOT an
sS sass This la; been meet
syely shown with what shes the
best Al hh Should pq have Rss none Of
has attempted With THAT success we would
aT The h e sr been
med'ens is acrimenou andirTitatng TO the els This
s sen In @ Is to more haP the
OF pain ualss i ar IRON pevoasy existing OBJ
tits be ter that any medicine should be tahen udicOus
they applicable the box Among the
o sd yass y h CT
LsnsSoI and Loss Listlessns.s rri
Pam in the Side and Leins for truth all these
aaerd prompt relief costiveness piles cboiie
say and sopfSy soids with
and every case ~herea purrAtivs is required
tSe esrt pains in the back stomach and SIDE They
should freely spring the year topury
ys Ss
Siop an restores the appetite and vsor They pur the
% the st5spsh Of the body wasted
onal dose though derange
nent exists dosing should be carried
when excess The thousand oases n which p5ys:
and it adsnsy sseP
an{ s
SGSS 99w1 @ gesif win Longer
wrapped they are pleasant to ske and beias
o. an ity.
For minute directions. the wrapper on the box.
1900 PREPARED ~
] A II E s C. A Y E r,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST, LOWELL, MASS.
Price rs cents FER box. Five boxes forsI.
SOLD ny
Keller. Farnsey & Co.. Evansviile Ind;
Tag,e & Crawford. Owensvilie; -s-r
Hall0ck & Painter Princeton:
G. Bingham Patoka;
w. j. Whiting. Cynthiana;
} V. Jaquess & Co.. PoseyviIl
Messrs, Gardiner at Blarsve and Vaudeville;
Williams and Robertson West Franklin,
I1r. Thomas Newman and Jas. Sampson. Mt. Vermont
Hudspeth " Bro Boonville;
Bowers s Sargent. Eewburgh;
Adams x Cam pbell, Petersburgh; ~
L red Eckstein. Cincinnati. o.,aDd alIdruggists.
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DTss0LUTrON,

Al LOYKR SEED.-A fresh supply of new Glover Sect
" reed and for sale by NH THOS. GRANT.
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AUCTION SALES.
ATTENTION
BOARDING. HOUSE AND HOTEL. EEEpERs.
H0n~efa0IH Furniture sat AUes nn
EaOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUEgNE
TUEsFG AZ AUCTION.

WILL sell at public auctiou Tuesday the 25th March,
I'd meneing at ~ O'Clock his lace residence Six III
street. between Vine aud streets all the
property of the late Edward aster deceased eon
and elegant Furnitare, viz: sofa Chairs. Bureaus
Bedseads. Beds, Tables, Stands Carpets Mirrors. Stoves
Cupboard ware &c. sc.
TERMS All sums Of three dollars and under cash
three dollars ereit Of six months will be given the purchas
giving note with approved security waving
uation and apprasment laws.
AMELIA NETMASTER.
mh7tds WOOLSEY & NELSON Auct;oneers
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noe OVESTEON MOTT SETTLED!

COX HERE,-BARGAINs!!-5 out-Lots for sale
IL cheap. Call quick. For particulars inquir. Of
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FINE toned Piano. also, Furniture for two Ro ms.
"A be sold very low for cash. Apply to
MRS. E. HOLT.
nh3-2ws Third street first door from Locust st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CONDITION OF
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN,
JANUARY 1856.

JAM AKA l. 1880.
As presented its Stockhoide and made out in mp
ance laws New York, Chic Indiana, Illinois
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st,G7l,ss6 ~
LIABILITIES.

Ohio Life Tus. & Trust 70 .Stk Ciu'ti aCOO 90
Mech & Traders Blk Stk, Jersey City SEQ 90
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES,

1000 Prizes AMOUNTING o SIJ5,ttU
Whole Tickets $40; Halves -, Quarters e %
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An pnZ fresh Eggs; 200 lbs fresh table Butter;
I'LL wv per Explessat z VI COOK SON.
mis- Corner Main and list streets
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The American State Convention nominated
the present incumbents Of the State offices.
Strong resolutions were passed, condem-
ming the repeal of the Missouri Compromise,
and the conduct Of the Administration towards
Kansas.
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WTTIL deliver Goods. free charge. when bought
W Store. He keeps supply Of Bacon Hams, Shoulder
Salt Pork; Also Corn in the Bran Oats Mea
Flour shelIed Corn White Beans. Butter Eggs Lard Tel
Coffee Stone Ware. febII
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z. H. COOK & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
GROCERIES, s. PROVISIONS,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
REVAiI DEP ARTNIENT.

TESARlET0N.-12 cartoons white Tareten d this da,
u and for sale by JAMES Low n CO.
febf 418 Main Louisville, XIV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-09-05
IL Of Bond : Kelley, pEng /. s. 81 d Paul.
Prom the Editor Of the Real Estate AdvsrtiserI
E..rn. o. snhn.I ..-... .-.-.L la.s

BOSTON, u School Street March 20, 1856
DDAR sR-fIaving become prematurely quite gray,
was induced, some six weeks since to make a trial of
your Restorative. have used less than bottles but
the gray hairs have all disappeared, and although my
hair has not fully attained its original COLOR yet the pro-
cess OF change is gradually going on and in great
hopes that in short time my hair will be dark as for
merly have also been much grati6ed the healthy
moisture and vgor Of the hair, which before harsh
and dry and it has ceased to out formerly.
Respectfully yours, D. @. M. RUPP.
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0. J. WOOD CO., Proprieors, 3l2 Broadway, N. Y,
and IA Market-st.. 1t. Louis, Missouri.
OF Sold IN Worcester by George X. spur In Boston,
at wholesale by Weeks Potter; retail by r. spaul-
ding, / fremont Row. jyl5 daw3m
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CARLYLE, Illinois, June 49, 1856.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect My hair was becom-
ing, as thought, prematurey gray but by the use of
his "Bestorave, has resumed its original color and
have no doubt, permanently So
SIDNEY BREEsE, Ex-senator United States.