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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-18
WCbster's SOil for Buchanan.

The declarations Of all our great men
who have figured in public affairs for the last
half century-against the policy of a sec.
tional or Black Republican party. have been
so repeatedly presented to our readers that
they must now be as familiar as "householI
words" 1t il remarkable how the immedi
ate descendants of these illustrious actors in
the great arena Of our nation, have adhered
in spite Of every temptation-to the senti-
ments which were instiled into them.-
We have already given at length, the
views of James B. Clay, the son of the
great "Harry Of the West" and now we
add hose of Daniel Webster's eldest SON
Fletcher Webster-as expressed by aim at
great Democratic and national meeting at
Concord, New Hampshire. Mr.. Webster
said
"He wos put up on the very condition
that he should not get Southern votes, and
that was the first step toward dissolution =
Fremont Is supported by men who openly
avOw to seek the dissolution of the Union--
the Philipses and the Garrisons and the
Parkers Of the land. He was called The
Pathfnder;' but the path he was now taking
was path ont of the Union--a path not
whitened with snow, like the Rocky Noun.
tains, but red with blood.
"Mr. Webster concluded an able speech
by entreating his hearers to stand firm by
the Union, which is only to be maintained
by that union Of interest and mutual good
feeling in which the Union originated. He
said he was trained to the service of the
Union under lender now no more. He
had not forgotten his admonitions, and could
almost hear his voice; and he proposed to go
on wherever the flag Of the Union leads
He did not doubt but the Democrats of New
Hampshire would go with him, and if ,ha.
flag went down. they would be found pretty
near the spot where it fell" Enthusiastic
cheers
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QUiTMAn's WAR HORSE. We understand.
says the Herado Peoples Press, Dunger6eld,
the famous "war.horse" OF General Omit.
man, was taken from his residence at Mon.
mouth about month ago. DAnger6ed is
almost sacred property, He has gone
through glorious service, and during the
terrible fire at Monterey he was shot from
Under General Quitman. His renowned
rider was unhurt,. but he was left ON the
ground, supposed to be mortally wounded
He recovered, however, and the General
brought him home and gave him his liberty
Tor life. 1t 10 almost saorilege to have ta-
Ken such horse from the atmosphere that
surrounds Monmouth. Memphis News, 'T
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MORE TREAsoS!-Rev. w. 8. Wright, of
Avon, (Conn.,) preached political sermon
on the lst ofJune last, which was published
in the Religious (!) Herald, OF Hartford, June
l2th, in whichths following ianguage oc-
ours: '''..'
ave are virtually tDo nations TO day The
temper and character of the North nre to-
tally different from those OF the Souths" .
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JuaielaI ConYentlon.


Pursuant to the call or the Committee
the Democracyof Tfumbull, Portage and
MahOning counties, met by delegates in
Convention At Newton Falls, August sOth
1856, for the purpose Of nominating can.
didate for judge Of Common Pleas. and or
gnnlzed by appointing the following officers
viz: -f..
President-JOhn L. Ranney, Esq. oI
Portage.
Vice Presidents-Judgs Selby Of Por.
tagei James Bently. Esq, of Trumbull; ia.
cob Bronstetter, Esq, of Mahoning.
Secretaries William B. Mcconnell,
Esq. of Trumbull; DR.. Smith Hulin, Of
Mahoning.
On motion, N, o. Humphrey, Esq, oi
Trumbull; J. P. Snyder, ESQ.,, of Mshon.
ing, and E. Rawson, Esq, of Portage were
appointed Committee on Credentials.
On motion, leave was granted for the an
nOuncement of candidates, whereupon the
names of S. w. ellison, Esq. OF Muhoning,
and Hon. Luther Day, Of Portage were
announced.
Convention then took a recess of one
hour.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met and was called to order
by the President.
The Committee on credentials being call
ed, reported the number Of delegates in at
tendance, as follows: Trumbull l3. Portage
10, and Mahoning II.
On motion Of Andrew Jackson, Esq, OF
Portage, the delegates present, from the
several counties, had leave to fill all vacan-
cies in their respective delegations, which
was accordingly done; and the Convention
was about proceeding TO ballot, when S. w.
ellison, Esq, rose and withdrew his name
from the Convention.
Whereupon, on motion, Of Hon. /. l..
Fuller, of Trnmbuli, Hon. Luther Day was
unanimously nominated by acclamation, as
candidate for Judge
The convention was then highly enter
tained by able addresses by Judge Day and
s. w. ellison, Esq.
On motion OF T. E. Webb, ESQ, of
Trumbull, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That we fully endorse and
adopt the platform Of principles adopted by
the Democratic State Convention held ut
Columbus, January 9th, 1856, and also, by
the Democratic National Convention, held
at Cincinnati, and hereby pledge ourselves
to use all honorable means to secure the
election Of the candidates presented by
these Conventions respectively.
ReSolred, That we recognize in the Hon.
Luther Day, the candidate thus day n"mi-
mated, an able exponent OF Democratic
principles. as we'll MS faithful and Impair
ii"l public servant, who has shown him
sell thoroughly qualified to discharge the du,
ties Of the office for which he us been re.
nominated, and W, hereby pledge him cur
undivided confidence and support at the bal
lot box.
On motion, Hon. l. L. Fuller, of War
rem, John Gillis. ESQ.,, Of Ravenna. and
William Schmich, Esq, Of Garfield, were
appointed an executive committee tor the
ensuing term.
On motion. the Convention adjourned.
JOHNrL. RANNEY, President.
SMITH HULIN,
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A Bogus Denial.

The Black Republican papers are publish.
ing card from one "S. Wright" part
ner in the house of Palmer, Cook & Co.,
who states that Fremont is not and never
has been partner in that firm. The New
York Day Book, in noticing that card says:
"That won't do, Mr.. Wright. 1t is all
evasion, subtcrfuge, lodging. We hive
alledged that Mr.. Fremo ont was partner of
Palmer, Cook g. Co. in their land specula.
tons, not lin the house. Of Palmer. Cook
g. Co. NJ. fremont ia not II member Of
the brnkinI buSine5, of Palmer, Cook g.
Co. but % thr,r Ian clum >prcuiations -
Deny this, i'-you d1rI, Mr. Wright. WIZ
do"t Mr HrbM ga Jwth>r, ,ond tn us ,rh4t
has Iecome Of the 100000 California divl
dend money? The bondnolirrS ard the pub.
lie would like to know"
We can answer the interogatUry o. our
contemporary. The money was spent in
buyin! ~ delegates to lie Convention
which nominated John Charles" and in
purchasing presses to advocate his election
There's where the money has gone.
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CIav on Popular sovereignty,

"The true principle which ought to regu'
late the action Of Congress in forming Ter
ritoral Governments, is to refrain from all
legislation on the subject so long as it is
in the Territorial form, LEAVING TO THE PEo-
PIE OF SUCH TERRITORY, when they have
attained to condition as State, TO DECIDE
FOR THEMSELVES the question Of the allow
snce or prohibition of slavery''-le50.
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OUR PRosfEcTs.-We have had the
pleasure, within a few days, Of conyersing
with several of our editorial brethren in the
State. They universally give most enconr'
aging reports of the condition and prospects
of the Democracy in their respective sec.
tions. Every where, the Democracy are
awake and in earnest.
!, Shall Old Portage be behind her neigh
bors in this conflict!
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OyThe Democratic State Central Com
mi,tee, have nominated Judge Samuel M.
Hart, for Attorney General. This is an
excellent selections. Judge Hart il one OF
the ablest jurists in Ohio, and has ever been
a firm un answering Democrat. G. p.
Wolcott, of Akron, is the Buick Republi.
can candidate for the same po ition. 11
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6Keep it before the people that every
Black Republican member Of Congress,
save one, voted in the House Of Representa-
tives for Dunn's bill, which legalized slavery
in Kansas until 1858, and made all the
children born, in the mean time, of slave
mothers, slaves. A pretty specimen Of the
hyp ocrisy OF the freedom shriekers!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-18

@BEAR 1T EVER IN MIND, that
there was peace in Kansas four weeks ago;
and that the "rufian" Lane then led an abo
lition army into Kansas and begun q civil
war, and now there is commotion and blood.
shed. Who begun III Abolitionists. For
what1 To deceive the people, and try and
elect sectional President. #
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Buchanan and the LaboTing Nam.

"That Country is most prosperous 'Ohere
labor commands The greatest reacard.
"From ny soul respect the taboring man.
Labor is the foundation ofthe acealth Of euery
country, and the free laborers Of the North
deserve respect for their probity and snteI9i-
qence. Heaven forbid that I should do them
,crong -
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OTThe Democracy Of MahoniDg county
baye nomipated !. ~ Wees, Esq, editor
Of the Garfield Sentinel, for Sheriff, We
congratulate our friend on this evidence Of
the appreciation of bic services BY the party.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-18

OTJAs. s. CARPENTER, Esq, Of Akron,
editor Of Summit Beacon, has been nomi.
aated BY the Republicans for Judge of the
Court Of Common Pleas for the district
composed of the counties Of Summit, Medina
and Lorain. The Hero of Windsor 10
aicAt
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-18

@WILLIAM LoYD GARRISON, the aboli.
ton, dsunion infidel. in The last tissus ofihis
paper urges oil his friends toivoss for Free
mont and Dayton.
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9th Newark Times comes to US dres-
sed in mourning for the death of.its editor,
M. y. BRIsrER.l He was much respected,
and many friends will mourn his loss.
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
WILLIAM KENNON Jr., Belmont
ALEXANDER p. MILLER, Butter


CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
Isr. SHELDON |. KELLOGG, of Hamilton.
2D. HENRY SEDAN. of Hamilton.
3D. DAVID CLARK. Of Montgomery.
4TH. ISAAC II. THOMAS, Of Darke.
lIH. EDWARD FOSTER. of Williams.
9TH. MICHAEL n. DAVIS. of Clermont.
Urn. WILLIAM CROSSFN of Warren.
RTu. WILLIAM KERSHNER. Of Clark.
erH, GEORGE L. SENEY. of Seneca.
JOTu LEVI DUNCAN. of Jackson.
IITH ALFRED MCVElGH, Of Fairfield.
fern. JACOB SIYH. of franklin.
I3rH. JOHN Tiff. ef Huron.
14ru. JOHN G. MYERS, of ashland.
l5Tu JOSEPH BURNS. Of CoShocton.
I6Tu. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD. Of Morgan.
ITTu. BENJAMIN r. SPRlGCS. Of Noble.
18TH. ALPHONSO HART. Of Portage.
10TH. HENRY II. DOnGE, Of Cuynhoga.
corn. GEORGE G. GILLETT. Of Ashtabula.
slsr. GEORGE COOK, of Harrison.
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Or Several communications are crowded
out for want Of room. Have patience
friends.
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OF PENNsYLvANIA

DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS FOR
..s OHIO.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1856-09-18

We speak Of course. in the case now
under consideration, Of such movement
in the free States towards the slave Stsies.
1t is impracticable. !. Because political
power is force, and force is offensive. 2,
Because the parties assailed, can shield
themselves behind the Consultation Of the
United States. 8. Because, the farther po-
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-01-18

Is the American Worm Specific, low before the
public. which is perfectly safe, and may be civ
en- alike to children Of the most tender age, or
TO the aged adult Il purges mildly and subdues
fever, and destroys the worms with invariable
success. II is easy Of administration, and as
Il docs not contain mercury in any form whatey.
or, no restrictions are necessary with regard to
drinking cold wa,er, nor is it capable OF doing
the leastinjury to the tenderest infant. An in.
credible number Of worms have been expelled
by this great vermihuge.
OF Persons will be careful to ask for DR. M
Lanes Celebrated Vermifugc, and take none
else. All other vermiluges. IN comparison, are
worthless. DR. MLane's vermiiuge. also his
Celebrated Liver Pills, can now be had at all
respectable Drug Stores in the United States
and Canada.
Sold by SCovIL a MEAD,
Ill Chartres Street,
New Orleans.
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STEELE, .SlIITHER g. PINCKARD,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
8 GROCERIES,,
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS,
Nos 10 Canal and 1 8 Crossmsn Streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
We are prsparcdto FL al orders for Wes-
tern Produce. Family Groceries. Plantation
Supplies and Bar and Boat Stores.
Many articles Of Family Groceries we
have made arrangements to receive in small
lots, at short intervals, in order to have them
always fresh and good; towit:
Butter, Cheese. Fish, Lard, Fruits, DO,
OF Brandies and Wine-we laid in large
Stock Of the old vintage.
Havana Cigars.--A large Manufacturing
and Commission House OF Havana keeps
us supplied with choice Brands which we
sell on commission.
German Cigars--We have also received
a consignment of German Cigars at low pri-
ces 10 sell on commission.
Tobacco-O fchoice brands as wellas 9TH
err grades we shall always keep large as-
sortment.
In ordert to equalize prices. we propose "a
sell in ell cases at the lowest cssh rates,
and charge interest from the date of sale
when negotiable paper is received in pay.
ment.
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ST, CORNER OF BOURBON
TouRo : BIIlLDINGs,
]. E al S 81 G. u

AFFER Tor sale splendid assortment Of Dsys
" Gods of their own Importation ard of the
ne " est styl ssand descriptions, viz:
Back Silks rlain and figured Poult de Sole,
Armures yhntiennc. Reyols, Radzimer. Gros d.
Alma, Lavatine, Jain and calored Pekin.
Coloreu Silks--Gros de- Naples Of all co'ors,
Gros de Naples, striped and pinad, New style
foulard Robe, pam aud fancy nioire antique, 90
Rich wedd ng dresses MORE artque, Rich houn-
ted MORE antique, new stpie hounced Bereges;
Embroideries m ngn fccnt assortment ii slI
lie new ts le of Collars, Berries, Basques, Cola
rate &c, Embrodored fauds efchiefs, Guipur.
Skirts, Embroidered Merning Rores, Bands Of
al escnptipns, Childfen's MARSHES Rohes, Pa.
letois Cl0aks etc. G iidren's muslin pantlets etc
Rich cakhplere shawis, Rich cant on craze saawls
Ri:h plaid weilsn shawis Rich al laced
shawls, Blk Grengdine shuwls, me- inc and cash
mere sb wis.
scoaks .aentiIlss ETC., Plain ind embroidefrd
Velvet Cloaks. plain and embroidered Cloth
|cloaks Misses Cloth Talsas and Pardasses, New
sty les maniles and parlns, Opera Cloak and
coiiiires. Also Joivas Kid Gloves, Parasols
ne " vie trimmings for cioaks and dresses. sc.
Fref1ch and irish Linens; --10-4 til ~ d lin.
en- sheetng, Sd Cd Pillow IineH Tahle da-
mask Oh all qualitiss damask cloths and napkinA
Best softing linens, Huchabae add l5iapcrs.f Bob
inet for mnsquiso bars Embro red M,slin and
Qnil;s, Ffeacn and English Cottnn aud SILK IIos
sierv, LADIES' Cfafh Taftars, Plain Casbnere Il
Eeos es aud de 1ainc. Rich Grinted defaines and
10 IS III nos, renrh calcor, FfencbznaasI a ilanne
Red Welsh Muslin hoaac q, Bacs English G aps
| lluslon an 43obbinef &c.
JsEEV0lS q Co:
Corner af Ben hon nd G nal i 81 t..
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TMPORTER and dealer in choice Drugs, Sc
j. lected Medicines, Pure Chemicals, Essen
tial Oils and Medicinal Extracts, Fine PERU
merry and Fancy Soaps, Patent NJ edicines, Sur
gical Instruments, Druggists glassware,
Brushes, French and American Window Glass,
Paints, Oils, Dye StutTs, &c. 5,
Druggists Physicians, Cointry Merchants
ard Pla 1ters, who purchase medicines Of first
quality, may rely upon being snted. Corner
Common and Magazine SITS, New Orleans. I
Dec. 81 1855.
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10 [lI uIlLLIoN
RI J AND JUDGE F01<

YOIJlSI lS.
PR9 1Esso on NJ he Restorative,
4 20 doubt the most lQ discovery oI
this az pf progress. 81 lolI 1sslbg il from s
most 4 distinguished member 81 tlle medical
Sr. PAUL, January. / !, 1855.
.PRor. O. J. WooD- Dear Sir:---U Unsolicited
I send.you this certifcate. After being near:
sly bald for d. long time, ind having tried all the
hair restoratives extdnt, and having no favor
In any was induced on henring Of yours, to
give II aetrial. placed myselfin the HANDS OF
d BarbeH md had my head rubbed with good
stiff brush, and the Restorative then applied
snnd we'll rpbdedin, till the scalp was alba gloss
81 his repeated evey mQrning,' and in three
weeks the young hair appeared and grew
div from August lastup foihe praseDt tim ).
and istow thick, black and slrong-soft and
pleasant totfe touch, whereas before it was
harsh and wirY, what little there was Of 1t and
that little was disappearing rapidly.
still use your Restorative about twice week,
and shall soon have a,good ndsperfect crop of
hair. Now have read of these thinga-and
who has not!--but have never seen hitherto
any caseein which any persons hair was real
" benefited by any of the hair tonics &C., of
the day; and it really gives me pleasure to re-
Coiu tuC iCsOit VI NY SAPtiiSh1Ss AdsC To-
commended your preparation to others and it
already has large and general sale through
out the Territory. The people here saw its
|effects and have confidence in it. All who have
used it here will coincide with me in what l
have written. The supply you sent US as the
wholesale agents for the Territorysis already
exhausted and daily inquiries are made for it.
You deserve credit for your discovery. / for
one return my thanks for the benefit it has
done ME, for had long ago dispaired OF effect
ing any such result. / congratulate you that
your fortune land large one) is already
made. -
J.w.BoND.
Firmof Bond g. Kellogg, Druggists, st. Pa
NJ T. -
The undersigned. Rev. :. K. Bragg, is a
minister in regular standing, and Pastor of the
orthodox Church at Brookfeh. Macs. He is
a gentlaman of considerable influence, and u
Universally beloved. -
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Young LADIES SEMINARY.

MRS. A r.. PECK. from 81 Louis, bur re-
INl Gently OF Bascom Seminary, Grenada
Miss, would respectfully inform the citizens IF
Yazoo City and vicinity, that shewiil open =
school for young ladies, in this city OF the first
Monday in January, the session TO be Of FIVE
months. All those sending their daughters
full or ornamental.
The terms per Scholar, for session of FIVE
months, will be $40. The Tuition fees will
be payable monthly. Pupils will be charged
rom The daae Of entrance 10 the end of INC currenI
session, and no deduction made, unless for pro.
tracted illness. IA. e. RI
Yazoo City, January II. 3<<-k
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HENRY LAURENCE,
Mac Sn'k. Il

OFFICE OK MAIN STREET, YAzoo CITY.
II AVN G just returned roma -.-.-z2-aA
Ii visit to N " York and Phil &C, *. -
ad lp ia, here he as made him. 11I1J
sell familia with recently invested novelties in
hi. pro!essio and hnvins furnished his abora-
tory with Every rgqIisite for mechanical deutis-
try me hGng asiarge and beautiful assortm ut
a improv a u ciai teeth IIeis prepared to
v ait GA ali who will favor him with their pat
rouage
References
u Ga y gs,rpef = Yazoa Cit; Town
.etd. 81 - PHI J ID Ipas.: W smith Detnfst. N cw
esnss ! NicCieian NJ ID Ph ladephfa; + Fl
ssslpP. Den4ss New Orleans; J c Mott, NJ ID
Motfile.
Ynzoe CITY Nayemher 30 1855.
N. B. viii be absent on professional bust
|ness for q few weeks, from The f1t of February
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Silence thnt Dreadful Cough.


silence TINT Dreadful Cough.
The work Of the destroyer has begun, The lungs
are in danger. Resost at once to DR. DAVIS
COMPOUND SYRUP OF Will ID
CHERRY AND TAR, or all future aid
may he in vain.
Are you Mother?
Your daughter--your idol and earthly Joy
is now on the bed oflanguishing; her pale cheek
and emaciated form show that she is wasting a.
way. Thesepulchral cough pains your ear and
sickens yeur soul; it is the
Sound of Death!
There is Remedy that win stop the caugh
and save her from the Consu nptve's grave.
Young Man!
Your hectic flush, cough and feeble limbs. ten
of fearful forebodings and loss Of hope Just a.
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crushing blight over the future; but you need no,
despair. Anarm is stretched forth t. save you
to soOth and heal your wounded lungs. II i
DR. DAVIS'S COMPOUND SYRUP
OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR,
II Is admitted by everybody that DIR. Davis:
Compound syrup Of Wild cherry aud Tar is the
only remedy that viii positively cure Consump-
tou, Coughs, Colds, whipping Cough and Spit.
ting Blood.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail
UPRIGHT & Co
ISL Cmrtrcs Street.
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GAMBLE & STATES,
a = Aaa l ~ q 8gEgHgI15,I| TT J

RE prepared to execute Monument
q Tombs, &C. Head and FOOT Stones
Carving and. Engraving, Marble Nantes
1aE Foreign and otnestic Marble con-
stantly hand, and manufastured to order a
Northern prices. 3 Is =
sa- Al business intrusted e q Vii, meet
prompt attention = 70 49,
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VIM DYER.
BRooKFIrLD, Jan. IL, 1855.
(COPY.l

PRoF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial
of your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure
to say, that itsseffect has been excellentin re-
moving inflammation dandruff, and constant
intensity to itching. with whic have been
troubled from childhood, and hhy,lso restored
NV hair, which was becomin gra { n ~ ofiri-
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Il. u. m!llll

PROFESSU4 4 MUSI offers pro-
y fessional services to the citizens of Yaxoo
City and vicinity. Ills rooms are on the floor
over Wilson'S Jewelry Store, formerly occu-
pied as Daguerrean Gallery. where he viii be
happy to give lessons to Gentlemen on the
Flute, Iiolin and Guitar He will also form
"a Singing Class for Gentlemen. Ladies and
Children,
|. t- Ladies wishing him to give lessons at
their houses, will please notify him.
Lessons will commence on Monday,the oath
instant. Dec 2l:3ltf
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SYDNEY BREEZE,

-
VINcENNEs. indiana, June 10th 1859,
PRor. o. ]. Woop:--Dear Sir: As you are
about to manufacture extensively and vend
your recently discovered Hair Restorative.
will state. for whomsoever it may concern, that
have used it. and known others use it; this
i have for several been in the habit of using
other hair restoratives, and that find your
vastly superior to any otherI know. 1t en-
tirely cleanses the head f.om dandruff, and with
one months proper use Y illrestore any persons
hair TO the original youthful color and texture
giving It healthy, soft, and glossy appearance,
and all.this without discoloring the hands that
apply it, or the dress o. which it drops. i
would therefore recommend its use to eve
ry one desirou, of having q fine color and
texture Of hair.