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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

PROFESSOR WOOL
DEAR SIR take pleasure In bearin. voluntary test
uonN I" the excellence OF your Hair Restorative
months ago, my hair very gray. avery
rowI Ce original cclor) ami riosSv. only ar
tcAttou have ns to has been the prepsr
e.! by Nnu aud which, from the result my case,
most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully. yours,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20
MRS. C. sYMoN
o., -, ~, III II!FU SIT

r,o,, - ~ WATERFOWL, Mass, May 2, -.
Allow tar attest the virtues and powers of your
Hair restorative. Three mon tbs since, being
gray, purchased and commenced bottles;
and it soon began TO tell in rstor silver their
naive color and the hair which before dry
and falling or became soft and glossy, It ase
falling; the dnnlruT disappeared and the scalp
iasreenle itching, annoying before, now
" look but feel young again.
Respectfully, ours, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20
NEW ADvERT1sEMnNTs


.,.,,,, =, a a0AISlO.
VIE NsretotSre existing between D. HAN
sSeF s5 g Sysss = h s, sissolgsd by mutual
payment 70 y. who VIII settle Ill claims agnnst
pUFFtELns
Whes'lHEt oes- IS ISIS
M. ..h.n,,,, m, ~, .,o1i., ,,, a., -, 49,.
, ~ ~ Nc n uH;et tne sole tnanaSe-
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ortis 'N''"' iSiSns1N ''S'' N II.Scurvr
,.s---- Nos''! - -. IaHoIlESL.
90 BUSHELS Jus. rss,ived from sa,,luors bv .-.
| oct20 81 W tiE0 WILSON
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VI ASp DOM AS!oNG THE ANDES
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anuL :, .i's lrsE, ny I. w. !lskrE.
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MA ~ - 4 NJ, ~ ~ IL IL OI TIN Mill -
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CuAPrER XSXvII Fellow Travellers
Cu4PrEK AXXSiII sis Genersi
Gu tp+tS 81 -; = -, ", s , tsS AZ, NJ.
MONTHLY RECORD of tGRRkTT NyLSTs
1iAAfHA''A ''OAASLS ~,
rn1Tnr,s 7,p,- @'"'H" y t"s -A""E''
EDif0H : tast CHAIR,
ItiastrGtrlby Four Ensrarinrs
PORTRAITS OF ADVERTISERS.
tout 30 i,tS S.Yu,t
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20
Tr,,S@ E.Jo

i(S virtue of a Deed OF TrI,t rvceu,,.J g.. e.,
- Hartmann bearing date an The In a. "sC-..
lst ADd reenneti iEa the Clers ofr- of a. 1Atulit
OF OH" County. Va, III Deed Rock So at i 'H! Gus
AM hS Tirtne Of another Decd Of TTu-t =
shid ucOTEe Iardinah to me. ty ring dat, IN 49, 'sr
1t -! SanuaiS, Ae'lA and recorded in the san, on
And by virtue Of another Deed Cf T-us, .,,r,
the said George Hartman, herring d :, ~, y.
i2T. ~ N+''' D. h'Fk 81
l viii sell at public auetion on Mcnia -, IT,
center. 1876, at IL O'clock 4. NJ al n, D., ~ j..
Court House of Ohio County, Lots nurEb,T. 10y : IT,
and ~ ON the plat 1f James II. Rtkrr M, ~ II
subdivision of Lots No. !. . c - S.u,, So.
Sinai plat Of the City OF wheClIrr he's, - - 'i On.
which The ATtiES ErH is erected Ana 't- , ~ i'''
as aforesaid ~ ''''t "a !,sttd
TkHAs OF sAlE.-rhc sum of 81 g. ..,..,.,.,
psnses OF sale in cash, ami si.i u w -,
For ssh until ApriI-lst, 1857
For nc until MAY 16th. 1885,
For 1852 until October Ist, 1857
For Co until November 10Th lSs-
For $500 until April Isi 1855
For 60 until May 10Th, 1855.
For 5 % until November 10Th, 1853
Eor % until May 10th, 1889.
For 60 until November iGtl, lss9
For S2SG6 until May 10th, 1861.
AM for III, .esidue of the purcl,asr ,,r,,r - a..
MAJ !o' Ie6', will interest from tay 81 1'' ua'i
fhe purchaser {" give negotiable notes g. -, T.,
payments, secured iy deed Of trust oil t 1!'F''1
octiStts u VI. EOFP
Trust.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

o; j. WOOD CO., Proprietor, a1a Broadway, n Y. and
ia Market St. St. Louis.
~ For sale In WheenSbv
Til LOGAN co,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20
LETTERS OF MEssRS. E1LI.
MOREAND DONELSoN TO ED
WARD RATES.

The candidates OF tho american party make
the following replies to the letter Of Judge
Bates, Of No, informing them of their nonipa-
ton by the Old Line Wings
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20
House For s.

SMALL lousc situated in the Second War and Ia.a
fe on City properly, iry pcrut the cit, Cgnct
Is IS u rare opportunity for widow woman v.n;i 80
secure hohe free, 81 rent for particulars iql "a!
HitlDtTLy. or THUS nNAH
Is. II not sold i; pirate salc befor Spy IL 'i6i,
he then oiIcri 81 pubic gale. S-stiS,,
For Rent.
4 DESIRABLE Dwelling House on f-nio, J.. b.,r-.n
". n. Moite ~ " % -'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

AND
PAIN PANACEA,
FOR TIE RELIEF AND CURE OF
Rheumatism, Neuralgia umbago, Sciatca peuratc Pains
Pairs in the Side, Chest, Rack and face, sweed
and Painful Joints, Weak Back cramp,
Sore Throat, sprains, &c.
The thousands who Medicines testify to
their excellent merits by continuance of their use To
those who have used them would say THEM and
they will find them be all they represented and that
they willact with ,lGgic-liEs Effect.
DIR. GEO. W. PHILLIPS, Sole Proprietor, Cincinnati
Ohio For sale wholesale and retail by sa
LAUGHLINS IL BUSVFYELD
te14:1y GExrxAL AGENTS FOR WESTERN y1RdnIA
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

NoYcity Mills Flour
C9C BARRELS gust received by
>'lA DoANE & CowGILL,
octls Main and Quincy str,rts
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR
r. q STO r. a tt V E.
II HAS MoRKEp MTRACLES,Il

THAT all the Bald and Gray restored perfectly to
original growth and color locks are con-
csrnSd does not admit of doubt besides will every
possible disease OF the scalp, whether developed
drua itching or III the shape OF eruptiOns-even
sc9ld,hen5-nnd in no possible will fail in curing,
u by nASc, nervous or periodical headache, and
twice wSsk by the Young, regularly 1t will preserve
Read and judge.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20
Latest News
-. &c. GIkI% s+arR S,rs1.

=: s. s:ItlE stsTus turIIonecr,
(LATE OF WASHINGTON CRY, D. or
r ESPECrFtLLN IIIces tlu citizens OF Wherns
I and vicinity that he will open his NEW AITCTioS
KooAls on Man street No. l, ri door from Union street
ILo~tll hileYs old stand, TUESDAY neat Oct Fist
supplies expected from the Past This house will he con
Of the kind :i,c
Consgnpents solicited Sales of Real and Personal Es
tate attended to. Quick prompt nn cns
attention TO business in all cases oc,iS
LECI[NBER PICKLES.
& BBLS from Baltimore, for sale by
- octi1 GEO WILSON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

NoTlcE s hereby given to all persons from taking
certain Note fog the of Two Hundred and Sjytv
I'VE Dollars, civen at Lasranse Ohio Sept aoth payab.
SIX months after date o. r. king order ns said noie
by ROpERT McJSTT NJ la"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20
JAS. q. WmRI7TR-

lust received full puppIy of Bonnet Blocks lates tv,
bonnet Spotted and Striped Pushes sinks Plain
sizes, and full assortment of Millinery Goods $50
oct2 STONE 4
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

tnyz:em
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

The Athen' VIII BE- continued under the sole MANAGE
mtnt OF the unersgosi who will fHl all engagements en-.
ootis is '"F '''"' t iSS'nSn D. nANcHrxr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

PO WIDER.
Full supply of DupOnts, consignment, for sale b,
I n 0Ctlb
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-20

fO~d6F. FOWdeI.
M REILLY has constantly in magazine, good supply
~ Duponts superior Rnc Sporting Tin cannstersS
both for rack and COAL which he will either 81
te quantity or single package slow be had the
Railroad contractors and others using large quantities.
SPIT g TuosuRN q uADpP..
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-20

this privilege which peculiarly belongs to citizenship
should be extended to those who are not citizens II
part OF political sovereignty; it seems to to be
the essential duty Of citizen but of no one else
exercise that power. 1t is atwar with the principles
of all government tt to to confer upon those
who not citizens the power to control the govern
ment, through the right of suffrage. That right be
longs only to those who members of the body poll
tie; and foreigner can be until he has by natlr
asation entered into the compact which constitutes
/ himon Of the political community"
have shown, Mr. president, the Importance of this
measure to the north. have been told, however thai
the south had comparatively interest in this ques
ton while the north is injured in every point of view
| The south has interest equal to her existence
more important and vital, if possible, than tht
north It is Of different character, admit, but mo-
the less potent By the census of 1850 there wer,
residing in the saveholding States born in the non
slayeholding States, four hundred and ninety -fou
thousand three hundred and persons NOR.
than there of persons residing in the non-slave
holding born in the slaveholding States. The mum
Der Of members in the representative branch of con
gress in 1900 was equal BY the apportionment o
1850 the holding States entitled to
ty present majority fifty -four The north gained il
the last ten years, from lS40 to 1856 members
which gain may be explained not from natural causes
but from foreign immigration By the census of 1885,
we find that the present house ofrepresentatyes hat
twentv-four members representing the foreign popnla
ton-twenty from the north and four from the south
Eighteen of that number arrived IN the United States
between 1910 and lS50--feen north and three south
d gsf II TO the north within that ten years of twelve
will be seen that but for the immigration the soutl
would have gained five members upon the north; ane
ge would have been gaining lost political strength
! in the place Of the north gaining upon u.s. But Sir
in the last FIVE years the immigration has been create
than for any previous period amounting to one mil
lion seven hundred and twenty y-one thousand six hun
dred and forty-o,r thousand five hundred and thirty
u
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-20

Notices have been given Of intended applications
to the legislature of Pennss for new Bank ese
sum nearly equal to the whole Of the present bank
ing capital Of The State Es9
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-08-20

DO you want further proof that five years residence
IS totally insufficient to Justify us in conterring the
rights of citizenship? Do you want further proof that
our institutions are IN danger when political parties
corrupt the ballotbox, demorase people, and con-
troll as they often do the election ofour public officers
Ii you wish such further proof, here it is:
Winthrop Atwell, Of the city of New York, editor,
being duly sworn, answered.
he Ignorance OF the applicants, and their ignor-
snce OF our institutions In halfthe they did not
understand the nature of their application When l
heard them examined the day previous the last elec
ton, before the court OF common pleas in this city
many OF the applicants then naturalised and without
the intervention OF interpreter did understand
enough ofthe English language to comprehend the ma
ture OF the questions propounded to them; which
apparent that after the certificate was granted the
Judge remarked: "Dont bring me another man who
does not understand the language, unless you also
bring an interpreter with him. v8 5=.
Marcellus Fells, of New York, testified as follows
As to violence recolrct, at poll in the twelfth
ward, IN this city, as many thirty persons being
olenty beaten during the day of election BY band OF
lrishmen collected there who were subsequently, re-
warded by free distribution of liquor by political
party the leader OF which gang has since held lucr,
tive political offices at different times One person at
tackled, (namely, Regal Ward now assistant al
derman having voted at Hhoop, the usual signal OF
these foreigners, was pursued by them and dragged
from house in which he had taken refuge. He was
held orcibly by them and beaten until he was nsensi
ble There Were about fifty persons in this gang He
fell insensible upon the ground and was there stamp
ed upon until his features scarcely distinguish
able At another time alderman Jarvis, of the same
ward, was beset in similar by body of for
eigners, and seriously injured. saw person named
Bacon who seized at the when about to
VOTE and there violently beaten In attempt pro
tect this Individual of the inspectors was forced
through one of the windows
New, sir when tie generosity Of this country iscon
sdered, in receiving With onen and hespitabls
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i
think, clear and unquestionable. / will read some
authority to support my opinions Chief justice Mar
SHALL in the Of Gibbons vs. Ogden (9th Wheaton,
p 26) in delivering the opinion Of the supreme court,
said in relation to the ninth section Of the first
of the constitution ss7sz lss#
'tThe section which restrans congress from prohi-
biting the migration importation Of such persons
any of the States may think proper to admit until
1908 has always been considered exception from
the power to regulate commerce, and certainly seems
to class mi grafton with Importation Migration ap-
plies as appropriately to voluntary as importation
does to involuntary arrivals; and far excep
ton from power to regulate commerce applies equal
ly to the regulation of vessels employed in transport
ing who pass from place to place voluntarily and
to those who pass involuntarily.
/ In another case Justice Mclean held that
"The police power of q State and the foreign com
mereial power of congress must stand together Meth
er of them be exercised materially to affect the
other The sources and objects of these powers
elusive distinct and independent and are essential to
/ both governments. =. ea
This understand to be the true doctrine upon the
subject. While the federal government has nopoWer
to interfere with the rights Of the States within their
they have the power to regulate
and to say who may shall not be brought into the
waters fthe United States to act in concert the
States for the common defence and general weare
the country That the States are inadequate IN power
is obvious to all from general knowledge of the
subject 1t is admitted by mayor Wood, and proven
by his statement sustained by former member Of this
body and one of its most useful members, and whose
memory is cherished by all who knew him. mean
the late Mr. Davis, of Massachusetts, In speaking o
I the efforts made by his State he said
eshe has attempted to modify the evil BY counter
Failng legislation, by requiring bonds from the
ters of vessels bringing foreign passengers condition
ed that for given period they shall not become charge
able to the public. This, however, proves made
l. quate. I,
The oniy mode Is ID hold tie vessel responsible g
Full Investigations eannottake place at their landing
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23

fsav Woop's HAIR RssroE,rIvs We invite csps-
Ga a'tsa.;3u 10 Ii" lycy:isen ut Of this ar,c an
q, nesc2.uaH eft paper IL has now been little less
aan i' years before the 1aac. and 1t has become
rom It, iarinSc merit standard AZ icle upon the
snelres Of aim - a}t druggists AMI the Chester Herald,
says ~ stanis the heal Of all medicines 81 tn
Aha NHr IS :hts result at all surprising whca j.
t-IaaeFet tA& dis: .uished statesmen well
ueaoeFs Of tae meJsal profession indeed ladies AMI
gentlemen Of H highest Intelligence in all parts ef
country testify thar it has ami win estorc the hair
ers tue he ~ e the bald renc II al daaruT an Itch
ing AM all diseases Of II sja AMI than nj pre-
sSe the hair II u tor toilet purposes both ia color
try IT.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23

OYSTERS, WHAT ARE OysTERs?- Our friend
Loree has opened an establishment where he
serves up in superior style the best of oysters,
game, &c. He also furnishes oysters by the
can, at tie lowest possible rates, and as he
receives them daily from their bed, all who
purchase of him will be sure to obtain good
article. The establishment. is fitted up in
good style and has a most perfect air of neat
ness and cleanliness.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23
Wholesale Free Labor Depot,
ASp GENERAL
GROCERY ESTABLISHMENT.

On Fifth 81. north eff the Meredith H5lse. Qormerly
the Starr Housed
RICHMOND. INDIANA.
WIN. BELL is receiving supply Of SHIFTING.
w SHEETING. GTNGHAAIS PAINTS, ana other
Cotton Fabrics. manufactured BY the North
Free Labor Association. Philadelphia watch he oilers
fer sale en- reasonable terms. together with
Sugar, Coffee. Rice. &c, &c,
WARRANTED the prclace of Free Labor Also every
vari;y Black and Green T>as in half chests catties
and me'a'ic packages Spices Pickles Preserved Fruits
Dried Fruits Vinegar, saiaratus sui almost eyGrv
uele IN TIE Ha 1rorery line. most o. which being
from ihs Importers in the East manu- acur-
ers, W. afford sell uaicr CInciunat: III
ces, and tluentiv. wiki confidence. invite
country Merchants ana others TO give him a call.
9lh me. -. 1855. 4i-tf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23
Co.u.alissioner's Sale OF Real Estate

p yrtas Of order from the Wayne Common Pleas
Court, will offer at Public Sale saturday the 18th
Day OF November the premises. half mile
81 Rcamcui. in the of Oakland. lots
- eaea containing tse acres Said Lots being Of
e real estate belong the estate OF john Hli.
iae i2s are desAby located III.
auoFnS good building sesaTe eli adapted for garden
ing I2rIoses or for meadows The sale
able TO purchasers.
Terms 81 sthr3 down. the balance elzaI pay
ents % hine and eighteen rHthS, iae4rss
dAe- itte sSod POSSESS on gwen
commence At o'clock. p. NJ.
81 he nnders<ne viii sell al :he above land
a FfNar SAFE fT Sar tlEit-F t-forlstar arpv 70
Rosa the ua,ierst HkENnS y ps,SSr
october 10. l-5s. 80.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23

SUPPER by THE L,DIEs-The Ladies Of
the Kansas Aid Society propose giving a sup
per at the Starr Hall on the evening of Friday
the 3lst inst. The object is to raise funds for
the suffering families in Kansas. A most no
BILE and benevolent object, and we hope the
ladies' will realize handsome sum. In ad-
dition to aiding so good a cause, every visitor
will have the opportunity of enjoying good
supper, and the societyof in teligent ladies
and gentlemen.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23
tom fnis>ioner's Sale OF s,,.,h,e
CITY PrcDe3t,

Z D R>l mt % order rns directed fr,, -
Wayne Court % Coraon Pleas ~ - :,
EasHe sale, on Friday. "a 3sy q Sovesaser -:
AZ ne premises the following described Real Est,ts
situated n WAYNE county. State Of i13isna toy,i,
the SnGth hai5 Q: Lot NJ S.. with sgp,-4aA--a N
that part al the Cry o. R.eA1noE! sit of ~ Jsn
Smith
Terms oF Ssle-Oue -thir: down, oas.tAirl IN two
and onethir3 in three years fsca date sale. deferred
Paynehts % Re secured notes sad mortgage Oh tse
premises, wsvlas valuation and agPr4issmen, laws
with interes. srcr' date
o.. - $50
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23
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81 Main srteet. Riehmo
Sash, Blind, i Door Manufactory
DOLL 7AIED eA- co.

On the C.nsl. FRS; baii6:ng south OF the old La,
and Peg Factory. Are prepared with eli modern
iaaproTe-nea.s IA H.zaE.sry, for M.naiacsarins @.
A%rsa scale every -sriety Of
SASH BLINDS AND DOORS
Also y 7ui5iag. o. every description. which tie '
S4rraR, Superior % Az mad. last CT ws.: ill.,
erAl Discount 20 whosssla purchasers Orders from
. distance PIonSlly ATTENDED to
MAJ -. t856. 24-a
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@SSOCER 81
W f i II (. + 4 l. DIS
MAJ: g0-.I

Bee. sid ~G S-rs.
No - lTaiz street. Itir5as,s.l. Iad.
eF, Just orcnel. with the II -~t AMI b-<s assorted
~ s.ask Of Inc above ariises ofeTNi for sale
- iris city. Is Mr. Nc:z~-all il alnso-t cEeIu
sively this trade aEd purchases his ads for cash. 4
st Eastern uanuraturer h ii 81 Al Eastern prsce=.
which gera g = = pr iaEar ;a, rates hare
Parties wanting sush l, vii ~ .ss per
are by Eirz I'm ~ carly c445 ID s.ncA
h. sid ~ ohh-s yr.tS~ l~ss- n weeSS,
= A4ke goods laa eoraias IN months
In tie ladies' Department. :. IL foaol aH-v.lei
stock . the latest styles
B-A god assortment Il Gents Hats AMI C>es
~ - cent la#er tban Tet>;Ier's T-ice
~ ta.l AM examine ter yourselves a. Va :. A-iz
stree, Bgcanssn5
o-tAl-er = 1885 -.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23

fINtEsNhs, IA June 2 T. 1851
rrof. ] Woop; As You are sbou: = n.nata.fnr,
and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative
will state for whomsoever il NAV concern ra4,
have for several years been in the habit OF using b
Hair RestorstiSes, and that find vastly rprer
or 20 any other know IL entirely cleanse the hes
10 dandruf, and with one months proper l., will -.
store any persons hair to the original vo.hflI ea,
and texture giving healthy soft and go~5 sPpesr
and ali this ithout dis coorng the n tbat
ply it, the dress on which it drop. woul3 ihrr-
fore recommend lis use TO every desiraus al Lv
ing flns color and texture OF hair.
Respectfully yours,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23

{. e X UfFfcT, aNnAIfA, June u. fs54
Prof Woop-DesT Ssr; take pleasure in bearing
voluntary testimony to the excellence OF your Ia.
Restorative. Three months ago my hair was VERY
gray. II is now dark brown, (the oririnai color
smooth and glossy. The only application have ms a.
10 it. hiss the Hair Restorative prepsrea 81
aud which, from the result In case i if,o.t
cordially recommend II others
Respectfully, yours
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23

Is mill laxative, t,ai, AMI iiu liant and is
menicd 20 the puolic relying upon its intrinsic worth in
tho cure Of the faowd, complaints: All Bilious De-
raasemea,s, Sick Hcli,,he Dyspepsia uabjtual Cos
uveaess, Ch.3a.s parrheA Cole, Pain il stomach
anl Bowels General Debility. Female Weaknesses :
For sale ~ .rnS.i<ts generally. AMI ~ Mccullough
- .ani T.. Z. Holloway, II -hm,a aui by J D PARK
Gsnera Agent, Cincinnati. also by sanford i Co New
York CITY
April il, 1876. tS-rv
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23

We are under obligations to our friend
Ed. BURBANK for a red and blue penci-sood
Al either end 'cypherin' ieout' the late cleo
ton returns from Pennsylvania and Indiana
don't expect to use il in November, tho
BY the by. Ed. has a little the best stock of
Books, Satione ~, &c, in this city, and his
prices viii repay examination and purchase
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-10-23

FLAX STRAw.-Messrs. Thorn & Berry,
are now prepared TO purchase flax straw, and
farmers who have the article are urged to
bring it on. They are paying from $3.50 to
SIC per ton, for cradled straw, and pulled,
rotted and unrotted. The highest price is
paid for that which is pulled and rottcd.