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REpREsENTATIyEs


A1sns-David Studib.ker. Dsn;
Allen PlnY Ho,sland, Dam,
Bsrfhoiomew-Fransi, p Smith, Dom,
B,nton snl WAitc-willi.m Hawkins, Rsa.
ackforl-Aa irswJ Ned. D.n.
Boon Henry Marvin. Dem Edmond Herod.
Browa a-wuli,n T.sg.rt, Dan;
C,roll--B,rnArd T sshsrmsrhorn, Dom.
CAss-W Cullen. Dom;
Clark-1amas Wallis Dem
Cl.y-JAme. " Moiss,i.t. D,n Gso " Duncan.
Dem.
Cl,n:oa--John W Blake, Dem,
Crawfor4-John Landis Dam.
r.viess-Thornton A Sllcsr Dam;
Dsartorn-John Lewis, Dem Goo " Lane D,n'
Decatur-DAvis Bl.ertcn, Rep;
SIoss Rep;
Dsiaw.re-M.rou, { smith Rap.
nu6ois-Thomas Shoulders. Dem;
Faye,t--Chares NJ Stone, Rep;
Flovd-Mieh.el Kerr, Dem:
i'oua,.in n-Ezekisl Nc Donald
Fr4ntlin-sponeer Wiley and Levi Aysrs, Dsn
Ft,tan-- Alfred II Robbins, Dem;
Gr4n.-Paonss NeAI, Rep;
I3rssn Anlres Humphreys. Deu;
Hs,uiitaa-- Alex,n Ter II Conner. Rep;
Hsncock-Thonss d walpole Dem
H.rrison-B sni amin Douglas, Dem
ars'eiHa crosse rose. .ni s..h.n .ll.nserRap
9n,5sa awi5S '9i .p3 aP,s@lA Ai.m as6.nns p.q
t.ekson-S snuel St CIsiF Early. Dem,
J ser snd Pulsski--John Reese, Dem:
J.y-Joseph Mckinney, Dsm;
jefFerson--oavid G Branh.m aud John " Hutshins
Rep
Iohnson-Dill.rI Ricketts, Dem;
Knox--jsmcs u Willard. bem,
kosciusko George Moon, Rep
Lagrsnks-Slmuei p Williams, Req;
Iak1-Aiex.n3er Mcdonald, Rep,
Lsporte--George Crawford. Rep,
Lawrence-kobert Boyd Req,
Matison-Thomas @ Clark and Thom.s y sniiwol.
Dem;
Marion--Rosert \ Todd and Joa,th.n w Gordon, Rep
Msrsha!i sa! si.Iks-Eii Brown, Dem.
Miami Rea5en c Harrison Dem:
honroe-Eliss Abel. Dem;
Moutgomery-Joseph Allen. Dem
Morgan Alexander Is Conduit, Dem contested.
Sobln-W izm Clapp, Rep.
Orange william F sherroa D.n.
Oven Genrgs " Moore Dan
Parxe--Ce5rse Steele Rep
PerrY--B4llsr1 Smith, Dem:
p.ke--e,eors. Mapey. Dem:
Porter zdrew Price, Rep:
Posey-M.gaes T c.rnahan nen w,Iism.gas.n
Dem
patnam- -w,ii.n haGinai. Dem:
Hintoi7h-stIis Iolgrovs. Rep.
kiFloy-A5rAn Yatsr Dem.
Rush-Lsonidas S,t.on, R.P-f.oa s.t.i;
s.ot.-S,mneI ( gFows ID IN:
Shells y--Th77aas 4 MeFarIand Dam;
Spencer stephen d WiIlamsdn Dem
81 JosaPh-Isorsa Msrrihed, Rep;
Suiiivsn--John Davis, Dem Glehss Branso.
Fem
Saitzerl,ai snA Ohio J.hn W Wright, An Joha
Hayden, Am;
Tippec.nce-Ishn ii Larue Rep.
Union ahy.as,ndt Rep.
Var t-r5arg- g--Chariss Dsn5y, Dem:
FrEmiilion-1 Whitscomh, Dsm.
yiso---Cl.yPool .ni-Bry.nt. D.a
IFsrren -tIsorss Wagner. Rep:
Farsiek / hom.s Bshel. Dem.
Warrington John Boansn Dam. John " Roy
Dem
w,ba.h -j,nos conasr, Req
W.yns--Henry W shunsn. Key: James Aust!r.
Rep Hm Jefiriss. Rep.
Whitley L~vis Adams. Den
.snocF.ss6 90,
Republicans IS
fillmore .
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D1scRIPros or PARTT OF PLEAsURE-
We went oar clean-we came IN dirty We
went out sober-~e came home drunk we
~er; ont well-we came home sick we
went out laughing-ve came home CRYING ;
we wen. cat with cash-~e cane home
vless; ve wen. out fer a.r-we came
hone fall Of dust
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.S5- The foreign immigration into New
York last week was $500 the largest mum
Der in any one week for many years The
whole Immigration up to this date, this yea'
has been ab0ut tS1. 900 q: ths port Of New
York
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SUpDES DEAru OF JUDGE LARUE-Hop.
J. c. Larue. formerly Judge OF First District
Court New Orleans. died in that eilv on the
18th inst The Picayuae says:
The manner Of his dsa.h was ewlullv sud
den. His wife had been iniisposcei asi he
remained hana to keep her company. II lay
on low sofa. quite Wei and aHcommon!y
cheerful She racliaei along hoIiogT leaning
on his shoulder his ARA abou. Ee--ike child
on the sofa playing with is father. SutdeuIy
the little gi7I asked, abruptly, Papa, what
makes yoar eyes roll so9' and with = conrel
sive stretch he said TO his vile NY darling,
l am diving Not used 10 sPasnls Of Illness,
she nswsrcd, "Dou't dear, doa't tri Llsea me
so" Il tel you replied he. WI eInpats-
is. 4 an diving. She started TO get Eesio-a-
ives. he said, No. no. Size rushed 90 the
window, calm, for se-vau-s, a doc.o-, q
doctor - and turning saw his face ls,orred
and n.S hands clencaed. lis on'y words
were. No. no; let me die in peace - when
his fee recovered a smiling expression, his
limbs relaxed, and he bre4 4.rsd bat Two sr
sh-ee times a.Ain. TIE shreks Of his wife
and child alarmed the house and the neigh
borhood: but 81 efforts ST rec2~.sa.ion failed
From fuiuess Of life 10 TORPID death the inter
val was scarcely five minutes.
Judge Lsrue was native OF View jersey
but had resided in New O9leaas for over
twenty years He was a printer By trade and
Al one time ejier Of Saw Orleans Journal.
He sub>e4 44eR,iy stsd.ed law and became q
mos eminent member OF the Louisiana bar
His death was coused By congestion of tbs
lungs.
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ohlcial Vote fN,yy Jarsey.

Buchanan. 47,4i2; Fremont. 90. .307; Fill,
more, 34,09l. Buchanan over Fremont l9. :
IO5; Fremont and Fillmore over Buchanan
1896 Newell, Republican, electsd Govern
or by 2.658 majority.
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They have lied to me Ii they had a told
me | was sold and | could q BID my mother
good bye. I'd gone without making them
trouble. hard as 1t is
By this time we had passed on some two
OF three miles since leaving the las: stand;
when drawing near 70 pretty thick wood.
the boy became tranquil Waiting unit. We
entered the wood few rods. hs dsrted from
the top of the Stage and ran into the woods As
agile as deer, no dolb. with feslng that j,
was for life. The driver instantly dropped
his reins and pursued the boy. Proving him
self no match, he returned, e1el.;ming. You
see lave done wha, l could 10 catch him
lie mounted his box and drove one mile or
50, when he reined uy his horses 70 house.
aud calling 10 the keeper, asked w here ara
your sons He replied, they left home this
morning with ths dogs. TO hunt negro, and
er said 10 HIN that Mir had sent his boy
John on the stage that morning 10 be deliver
ed a. the pen, and shat he had Jumped from
the top o. the stage and taken 10 the woods.
His reply WAS: We will hunt him for you to
morrow. The driver said he wished only 10
notify him Of his being in the woods
As we drove on, Rlsde the inquiry, How
long have you driven a stage on this road
He replied. About fifteen years DO You
frequently take negroe. down 10 the slave
pen?' Yes frequently What viii become
Of this boy Johne lie replied: He will skulk
about the woods until he is nearly starved,
and vii some night make his way to his mas
ters house, and IN about two weeks l shall
brn. him down a4ain TO the slave pan in
hand cuffs After pause. even the driver.
feeling his degradation in being the instru-
ment OF such misery. broke out in the excls-
nation: This is a cussed business; but in
this case tuis is not lie worst feature in il
The old man " 40 sold him IS his own father
Y. l. INDEPENDENT.
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Esss- The Ut.ea Gazette says that q small
pocket telegraph apparatus has been invent
cd. not larger than tobacco box, which can
be attached to the wire at any point ;,la :
the lien, at the instant, and message sent
as Desired.
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Buchanan. 8,Oo8s Fillmore. 6.I85: Fre-
mon: sos BuchanAa over Fillmore, 1928.
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Cmcial Vote of Maryland.

Buchanan, 80, lis, Fillmore, II, ,462; Frs-
mont 2@l. Eillmore's majority over Bueh-
anan. s .3f7
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Stray SIEoT.-I. Is With :deas IS With pie1es OF
money, those Of tae least Taizs generally circulate
the nest
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( L. :. PATENT OFFICE.
Sept. IL. 1886.

SIR :-Aiter careful search. I nave been
unable to :ind any disclaimer signed BY you
in favor Of James Conner, relative to yours
and CenAer's csvest for wire cloih Flour
Boi:s.
You. tif:y eeutS are herewith returned
Very respectfully.
c MASON,
on t,fssta-sr
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Now what is a disclaimer for sni where
should it bs found but in the Patent Office :.
dare You 10 touch uae for making this pub
lie assertion.
Right here I viii rslats circumstance. il
which Conner accused Stefan Of forserv.
Some time IN January. 1855. S.efan went
= Washington City. arl look several cases
70 the Patent Office, Conner sending two
q metal drill and strs.-cvtier-the money
furnished. Of course. for both cases. but no
business attended TO ua;il there began 10 be
3 fuss kicked NJ ths7 Sfefan produced re
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Official Vote oF Georgia.
We find the following recapitulation Of the
vote for electors Of President and Vice Prrsi
dent in the Southern Recorder.
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Buchanan's majority over aN, $40
buchanan over Uaiol average, e6.970
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~ Sazinx not - The sight Of dafiisuisss-
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Indiana Legislature for 1857.

SENATORS HOLDING OVER
Owen and Greene } Alexander. Dam.
Miami .ns wabash Daniel Hsarss Rsp;
Sheley-G " Brown Dam;
Wsyne-Lewi. Bark, Rep
IsT-rson-John Il Cr.ven. Rep;
llpFessnoe-Dsvid II Grouse Rep:
r.fss r .aa 1 vsrmloass viqIaa I En.sr ps. R.r Den"
haoA pavisss ani M,rtin-John Freelsnd, Rep
I.wFenee- 5esie,ssr, Dom:
Frsakiia Andrew r McCleary, Dem;
.. @s,,. and 9 h99p''ing'oa 'I, mchaRn.n w,n,c R:P;
Harrison John Msshss, Dem
Warren. White. 6c-Janes T Parker, Rep;
son, Dem:
A4,"s .ad Anenosaausl Rugs; Dem:
pearsorn Rieh.rd d slater Dem.
CaroN sat C!inton-l.mes Suit, Rep.
ETsa E.s NJ Wi.iaH Moarge.T T:,.ia.'es Dem
ttaEA-t-eEoy Woods, Dem;
Republicans is inelaaias sage, Democrat. "a
SENATOR'S ELECTED
BAtAoIoa.ev aa4 Isanins.-J.n.s Wilson. psmo-
psiaw.re, Grant .ua Bisskfosa- Walter March. Re,
publican.
Hsm..,on, BsoO .na Tigtoa- John Green Rep,
CAss Howard .nl Pul..k--C Murray, Rep;
EiJ., Sejliela and Cl.y-wm Mclean. Dem.
peS.lo .ni >teasea-Ai.a.on " Henlry Req.
Dubois, uioson .nl lPike--John H.regrove. DEN.
Esyet. .nl UnionSIohn Y.ry,n, Rep
FouatAin-issae Rles. ROp;
Madison sna lisnsock- David ) Cooling, Dem.
Hen icks-->e omen Blair, Rsp.
ltsnry-- Isaac Elniev. Rep.
Scott and Iac&.on-p4sid Mcclure. Dam:
Johnson John Slater Dam;
l.ports, Porter ani L,ke-Norgan X " Ter. Rep,
Nsriou--Johu ) Bsbbs. Rap,
NJ Jose eph, Marshall, Fulton and Stark Hugh Nit
Ter. Dsm-( (conteste
Montgomery Lewis .Ii..e, Dem.
Randolph snl Isy-D.niel Hil, Rep;
Riplay Robert W F.k, DEM
Eush-Sisnlsy Cooper. R,p-(contess~d)
Pataxn,-Ar Atoal3 Johnston, Dam
Washington Horace Hstfrsn Dam
Renahltrsns IL
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
d9t poet' Golunllr*
From the Morning Herald.
TIE ELOPEMENF.

They lock'd me in an upper room,
And took away the key,
Because / wouldn't marry one
Who never suited me.
They did not know the female heart,
Or they had clearly seen
That locks were never made t" keep
A girl Of seventeen.
They had a gilded cage in view, ss
And thought the bird secure,
Surrounded by the guards Of power &
And every artful lure.
They never thought OF counter plots,
In any one like me, S aHl
And little knew what would 90,
For love and liberty.
They wanted me TO marry rich,o
Unmindful OF the means
To couple me with wealth and age
While L was in myssI teens"
But being F" otherwise engag'd,"
No coaxing could prevail,
For ipreferred TO please myself.
And wouldn't be sfor sale."
The night was dark, the window raissd-
How could answer no? -
When that might be my only chance,
And Charley teaz'd me so.
A railroadetation being near.
A carriage waiting by
With such an opportunity
What could do but fly?
Not being fond Of solitude,
Tt had for me no charms,
While / could knot siiken cord
To reach lovers arms.
Resolved, therefore," could not stay
To be imposed upon; IS
So, while they thought they had me, !
Was going-going-gone !"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
USEFUL READING q! ! {

of an elephant Look out for. this latter
sort, my young friends; forthey have teeth
like tigers and claws Like wild cats-
and yoa must keep a respectful distance,
or pay dearly for your rashness.
You, married men, may greet one an-
other with a holy kiss. but don't kiss each
Others wives, lest the green-eyed men-
ster hannt tie blooming bowers OF .matri-
mony. and every beautiful blossera of con-
nubial bliss be hlighted ia the frost bring
ing breeze Of Jealousy. Yo1s young folks,
of both genders, partake prnesntly Of the
pleasures of kissing, now while every kiss
is rendered hot by the enthusiasm Of youth
ful ardor-for. ike buckwheat cakes, they
are only good while hot; and they will
grow cold for certainty as you go down
into the frosty vale of years, where beau
| ty loses It's charms, and pleasure its power
to entice. l want you, my young sinners,
to kiss and get married; and then devote
your time to the study of morality and mo-
ney-niaking. Then let your homes be
well provided with such comforts and ne
cessaries as piety, pickles potatoes, pots
and kettles, brushes. brooms, benevolence,
charity. cheese, crackers. faith, -four. affec-
ton, cider, sincerity, onlous, integrity, vin-
egar, virtue, wine, and wisdom. Have Theses
always on hand, and happiness will be
with you. Don't drink anything intoxica-
iing-eat moderately-go abou, business
after hreakfast-lcunge little after Dinner
chat after tea--and kiss after quarrel
| ing and all the joy, the peace. and the
bliss the earth can afford shall be yours.
TIL the graves close over you, and your
spirits are borne to brighter and happier
world. So mote it be.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
TO azoLLIn.

Oh. Mollie how de ar to my heart
Is the love that outgushes from thine
'Iis heaven wherever thou art!
Ills madness to call thee not nina.
Thine eyes are the light Of my soul
Rejecting the bliss that is mine e
Oh who would not yield up the whole
OF life at so lovely shrine.
The accents so thrillingly sweet
That fall from thy ruby lpssIay 20
Make moments, beside thee more feet
Than dew-drops the early morn sips.
How cheerless the sunniest rayi
How worthless are treasures untold! =
Ii thou dost not shine o'er my way,
Or the wealth of those treasures unfold
Come then to my arms, my beloved,
Frem care we will ffy far away
In world Of our own, my beloved,
We viii cling to the joys Of to-day.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

E~The N. o. Sun tells of machine
which has been invented 81 out South,
which enables a man 10 tell when he is
getting too drunk to walk. 1t is called the
5fuddIedmeter, and gives timely warning by
hitting fellow suddenly under the short
ribs the moment he has got enough. ,--
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

sJUsr ALIkE.-- A scorpion, when he
finds himself enclosed and 10 way left TO
escape, will turn his head around and
sting himself through the head and il is
remarkable that this is the only animal in
the creation, man excepted, that can be
made 10 commit suicide. 1,-
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

ia Mr.. Jayeocks changed his board
ing house. the other day, because his land-
lord would persist in bringing sausages
home in his hat. = Efr. Doyle left because
Mr.. Slocum objected to his driving nails
In the bureau to hang his boots on.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

E1eA young lady who had not received
so much attention from her beaux as her
female associates, said to her loyer, $.
told them that I would wait until the ehaf
had blown of. and then ! would pick up
the wheat" Smart compliment that.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
--eS-0

s@ The individual who tried to clear
his science with an egg,.is. now endeaycr-
ing to raise his spirits with yeast. If he
fails In this. it is his deliberate intention
to blow out his brains with a bellows, and
sink calmly into the arms Of a young lady.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

E@s. Don't stand there loa6ng. said
a professor to three students. standing
where they shouldn't. We are not loaf
ing" said Nat, J" there are only three OF
Us, and it takes learen TO make loaf"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

Eg All the teeth Of certain scolding
lady being loose. she asked physician
tie cause Of it, who answered that it pro-
ceeded from the violent shocks she gave
them with her tongue.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

E@ There is pork and lard shop up
town that has sign stuck mp inside
:. No whis,ling allowed while sausages
are lying OF t..e counter !"
Sensible man, tLat. and his sausages
are dog cheap. zss4ess
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

ia Why is man who owns calf
ike locomotive 2 because be, can boast
of 8: cow catcher. - The young man who
sent US this is becoming 50 brilIiat that he
charges dollar an hour to allow people TO
lock at him IN the sun. -
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

Coz usDauns.- Where did Noah strike
the first nail IN the ark2 On the head
What word may be pronounced quicker
by adding syllable TO ita Quick.
Why is an island Ike the letter 7
Because it is in the middle of waiter.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

Eg The Buffalo Republican says that
a felon generally appears on the end of
the fingers or thumbs. The Boston Post
reioins.-" sometime on the end Of a
rope .''
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

B~" Lord eAlyanley.. on returning
home after his duel with young @. Connell
gave guinea to the haekney-eoachman
who had driven him out and brought him
back. The man. surprised at the large
ness of the sum. said g My Lord,I only
took you to - Alyanly interrupted
him. " My friend, the guinea is for BRING
ing me back, not for taking me out re. '.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
LITTLE GRAVES.

There's many an empty cradle,
There's many vacant bed, zs-
There's many a lonely bosom,
Whose JOY and light is fed;
For thick in every graveyard
The little hillocks lie
And every hillock represents
An angel in the sky.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

gy ss Here said dandy TO an Irish
laborer, " come tell me the biggest lie you
ever told in your life, and I'll treat you to
whiskey punch" '.An' by my soul,'
quickly retorted Pat, 81 yer honor is gen
tlernan."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

{ "a A client once burst into tears af-
ter he had heard the statement of bis coun-
sci, exclaiming-'I didn't think had
suffered half so mnch."
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

Esy@ An Englishman paying an Irish
shoebiack with rudeness, the dirty urchin.
but wit, said. " My honey. ali the polish
you have is on your boots. and ] gave it to
you.'' s;ss fzs3.saza = sze2t
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

gg The following toast was given at
a recent celebration. g The Rights of
women If she cannot be captain Of ship.
may she always command a snraek.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

1,A chandler having had some cam
dies stolen. enc bid him be Of good cheer.
q for in a short tine," said he, 81 am
confident they viii come 10 hght."'ss
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

sg Coed manners is the art Of max
ing those people easy with Ebom we con-
Whoever makes the fewest persons
uneasy. is the best bred man IN company
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

pw 'sSambo. can you tell me what
difference there is between a Northern
man and Southern man?'' "No Bones,
can you a. "Yes.I can. Why, you see
as how, the Northern man blacks his own
boots, and the Southern man boots his own
blacks"
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

<EE A writer 10 one of the western
papers on School Discipline. says: 50 WITH
out liberal use Of .l.esrod, il IS inpossi-
bic To make boys smast.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
ERIDLEY.
oh 3 12Ek

I'll IS 1909.
sive travel IN
les, as q Cen
Eminent, AID
2 me with a
r Restorative,
9lce It i'll many
my own head
3le properties,
color. j am
IN 1ss white 4,
piles, my hair
eighteen, and
d / would not
the price Of
Q any matter
Restorative
aged in the
to hear from
tennessee.
BOONE.
toratire con-
the clarified
hereafter we
on hand both
fich co.taias
lred to specify
q. Louis, 3I6
H Druggists
patent medi-
crIns at Prof.
fett street, st.
ttles for S5;
uarts SO, or
ger discount
rental Sana-
flc Life Pills,
or the money
this and try
IN K. r.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

EJ An unprinripled editor relates the
following case of remarkable affection and
absence of mind :--,s A girl, who was one
Of our first loves, was one night Lighting
US out, after having passed a delightful
evening, and in bashful .trepidation, she
blew US out of the door. and drew the
candle behind the door and kissed it,
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

g9T Ii yoa want an ignoramas TO re-
specs you, /" dress to DEATH and wear
watch seals about The size Of briekbat.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
Apigzam on a Doctor turning soldier.

Doctor, why DO yon grasp the eworsi?
II II death's your object, 'twon't advance I'll
1hen lay it by by for, take nav word,
hyeh DO more mischief with ssoar ialcstl
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08

g~ Laugh at no man for his pug
nose; you can't tel what may turn up.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-04-08
foR YOUR
guished NON.
Try l, 1855.

Try 1, 1855.
bn;sIIic
tried alItby
ngs Gs no faith in IN
the .i hands .; Of
ts.th with a good ID
la tnen applied
Up was all =
rning aud t.
lred, and grew p
present tina
Png-soft and
| before il W
l!,oo was of it, and
fapidly, still
a week, and
| crop of hair.
and who has
p any case in
ply benefited d
| the day and
Prd the result
(mended your
~. has a fargs.
ritory. Tia
We confidence
las wholesale
y exhausted
Z. You de-
II for one res
! has done me.
ago of ever
fOND. +
[ruggists,
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