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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31
]. K. BRAGG.
Ill Marl.et street. ST.. louis, no, !


March 5, 1855.
DEAR Sin: / am doing an extensive travel In
the west and southwestern States, as a General
Agent for Adams American Eminent and would
be glad il YOU would favor me with consign-
ment of Prof. Woods Hair Restorative, as feel
assured that | can introduce it in many places
where it is moi known, as my own head is a living
testimony of its valuable properties in restoring
the hair TO its natural color. I am forty years
old, and my hair was almost white, but after using
three half pint bottles, my hair is as beautiful ati-
burn as il was at eighteen, and much improved in
appearance, md would not be without bottle on
hand, for the price of ten. / should be glad to
attend TO any matter that is connected with the
Hair Restorative. have been for thirteen years
engaged in the same business, and will be glad TO
hear from you soon. My address is Paris Tenn.
Yours, Respectfully, VIM. B. BOONE.
As some think the original Restorative contain
ing SEDIMENT was better than The clarified or clear
we viii notify all that hereafter we will put up
and keep constantly on hand both that which ID
clear, and that which contains sediment; hence
dealers and others are requested TO specify which
they desire.
Sold at ia Market street. st, Louis, Mo-, No.
3l6 Broadway, ". Y. and BY all Druggists every
where. All kinds of family patent medicinesf5
sale on the most liberal terms, al Prof. Wood'ses
Enlistment, ia Market street, ST. Louis
PRIcE-Haf pints 81, or six bottles for {
pints. 50, or six bttles for SO; quarts SO, or six
bottles for Sl2. much larger discount viii be
given on larger quantities.
Also, Prof. Woods Oriental Rheumatic Lini-
ment, and Vegetable Magic Life Pills, warranted
better than any other, or the money refunded.
GEL For sale in Glasgow by Taylor K White,
and o. Henderson; in Fayette by DR.. Snesor; in
Huntsville by |. V. Hardy & Co.; and in Linneus
by MCGEE and Clark. TOctl1-3m.
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% CAK1CAELS
Pie Fruits, all kinds,
Brandy Peaches,
Pickles Of every kind,
Lemon Syrups,
Flavoring extracts,
Pepper Sauce,
Tomato and Walnut catsups,
Preserved Citron,
LAYER bunch Raisins,
Soft and hard shelled almonds, 80
Preston g. Merrlls Vest Powders, &.
Spice boxes for kinds spices,
Prunes in 5 lb boxes,
Ground mustard in boxes and bottles,
Ground Ginger and Pepper,
Nutmegs, Cloves and Cassia,
Mace and allspice, wholesale and retail by
sep27. DAMERON, MASON & co.
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SEASON ARRANGEMENT FOR 1866.
ST. LOUIS AND CAMBRIDGE PACKET.
REGULAR SATURDAY PACKET
For Jefferson City, Rocheport, BoonvilIe, Arrow
Rock, Glasgow and Cambridge.
NJ. 80,

IHr bPItIUIu uIIU I'Isl passenger sltunGT
IT,, "a CLARA,
s ksssaszllssaEaa ISAAC II. MCKEE, Commander,
viii commence, on early opening of navigation, |.
her regular weekly trips in the above trade.--f
Leaving ST. Louis every SATURDAY, at a O'Clock,
P. NJ; and returning will leave Cambridge eveIy
TUESDAY, at o'clock, A. NJ, arriving in st
Louis Wednesday evening.
The CLARA has been thoroughly repaired and
refurnished, and her Accommodations are unsur-
passed. We hope by promptness and strict atten-
ton TO business 10 merit liberal share Of patrons
age from our friends, TO whom we extend our
thanks for past fayors
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LoeANspoar, I'M, June %, 1855.

Messrs. @. j. WooD 6, Co.--Gents; Yours OF
the 18th came duly to hand; enclosed, please find
draft for $50, il being the amount for Hair Resto
rative; Ihave sold it all all. - If you
choose, you may send me SIX dozen Hair Restora-
tive. Ithink can sell it; it has worked miracles
in this place. sold man six one dollar bottles,
who was BALD, and it fetched new hair out oil
over his head. 4s.a
Very respectfully, yours, sc.
- M IT CRInrEY
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II HAVE this day purchased the interest Of Jos.
l. s. Manson, in The firm OF Manson & 3artho-
low, and have associater with mein the Forward
lng and Commission BusiHess, II. i. WILLIAMS,
(late of steamer "Wenona,) under the name and
style of Batholow 4 Williams, for the purpose
Of doing general Forwarding, Commission aud
Produce Business.
THEODORE BARTHoLoW.
Glasgow january !, 1886.
THEo. BARTHoLow ....,.....H. L. WILLIAMS.
BARTH0L0W & WILLIAMS,
(Successors to Manson Barthelow,)
Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
tl And Dealers in all kinds OF
Produce and Boat Stores,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, MO.
UNHANKFuL for the very liberal patronage
Il heretofore extended to the late firm Of Nan
son & Bartholow, we beg TO announce that our
facilities for the present year are greatly increas-
ed, and we hope by strict and personal attention
to business to merit liberal share Of patronage
We have safe and ample room for every descrip-
ton of storage--our new Warehouse being lmme-
diately on the Plank Road, with an excellent land
ing from the lower story, and for safety and con-
venience cannot be excelled by any Warehouse
on the river.
We are also in the market. paying cash, fol-
every description of Produce, or will ship foi
account of Farmers, rendering an carly account
of sales.
BARTHOLoW & WILLIAMS,
Glasgow, January 3, 1856. 5t. .
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salt.

1000 sacks G. A. salt,
400 sacks L. r. salt,
so bbls Kanawha salt. For sale by
(sept27) CAMERON, MASoN& co.
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On ConsigR nient.
90 BBLS Dayton Ale For sale cheap TO
ZU close CAMERON, MASON & co.
Senternber 21. 1855.
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Nails.

WE ale prepared to furnish Country Nler-
w chants with the best Wheeling Nails as low
as they can get them in st. Louis with freight ad-
ded. sept27. CAMERON, MASON q co.
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The undersigned, Rev. J. K. Bragg, is minis
ter in regular stondng and pastor of the Orthodox
Church at Brook6eld, Mass He is gentleman
of considerable influence, and universally beloved
(Copy.) SOLD WMaD DYER. +.
BRooKFIELD, January12, 1855.
Prof Woop-Dear Sir. Having made trial q
your Hair Restorative il gives me pleasure to say
that IFS feet has been excellent in removing in.
fammation, dandruf, and a constant tendency to
itching, with which have been troubled from my
CHILDHOOD and has also restored my hair, which
was becoming gray, to its original color. have
used no other article with anything ike the sams
pleasure and profit.
Yours. truly, ]. Z. BRAGG. "
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CUNDEAES--
- Oranges, Figs, sardines, Raisins, Currants,
nutmegs, madder, pepper, spice, ginger, pickles,
prunes, brandy cherries, citron, Holsters, indigo,
rice chocolate, mackerel, blacking, powder, shot,
lead, buckets, pals, tubs, &c.
To mention every article on hand would be out
of the question. Call and see for yourself
nov29 THOMSON, LEWIS & co.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17

1t n known this is the BANNER County, and
nat the American party throughout the State are
very proud Of the noble stand it has taken from the
drst, in the glorious cause Of AMERICANlSM. A
few more such counties would redeem Mississippi
from the black stain OF Repudiating Disunion, Sag
Nicht Dem6crncy.R Here the battle of this canvass
hss been foughtfor the whole strength of the enc
myhas been sent here TO overcome our large major-
ty., From Governor. down I, the lowest Official
striker. here all that could wag tongue in abuseo
patriotism and UNIoSisM, have come and labored
This has been the ARMAGEDDoN Of the Gam,
pairn. = Here they have fought and eontended for
syeryinoh OF grouad. And whathayc they gainedl
why, they can show the scalps Of afew miserable
bolters thetwe were all glad'to getrid Of. Some
dod5lsldeahng two faced creatures thathad not SOU
enough "a them 70 Be true 70 any cause more than
month at time, They are now in the very part,
whers they always Of right. belonged. Let then
glory IL ths beauties Of Ds-moc-rasey We Sisi
tbsm ;ov. But ths battle il ouras Yszoo comes o.
y this contest Win sarnents dyed perhaps with a
blood Of her Say Nisht sdyessfiss but she come
ant out vim bead crest snd aying Bsansrs- Mere
were trusr Am.ris leans than in this county. sad q
Eac Niohtc MY = vell gre up the feld Nshas
arisea nor> than 10 have lost and ne bslters naa
iashsir ~ i<s.nds and howl over their deserve
,JbakH ~ ssunly \ - q hzs1 h1adled -
tUUW. - ~ f - ~ ~ A11 -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17

FRO m all sides, the most cheering news is con-
stansly arriving Of the prospects Of success of
thesAmericsn, Candidates. Missouri. we are
pleased to learn. will alniostto certainty, cast
her vote for FILLMORE. Ohiois by no means
hopeless, Kentucky and Tennessee sure for him
-alsoNew York and Mass achusetts. The votes
ofthese States, with that of California, Louis;
ana, and the other States that are certainfor him,
makes his election, before the people, certain.
In any event. WILLARD FILLMORE will
Be the next President--for IL the e eciion goes
70 the House, Buchanan has about ss much
chance for election as we have, which we IRE
compelled to say, is not much. Fliug the Ban
ner 70 the breeze. our glorious cause will be tri-
nmphaut--tictory already greets us. For Fill.
more and Donelsca lot the welkin ring. -
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17

uws' take specisl pleasure IN directing the Of.
tsnton Of our readersto the Furniture advertisement
Of Mr., Charles A. Stewart of New Orleans, We
have had the pleasure Of going through his rooms.
end can assure such ~ 60 to the City to purchase
furniture that his establishment isone Of the largest
end finest 10 the South. Besides 1t is sourHrss
houss--every member Of the firm and all the ena.
ployees being Southern born. Mr.. Stewart him
sslfis . native Of Nstchez, the son Of one Of the
old and sterling citizsrs Of the Bluff City. We
commend him to the patronage of Mississippi a.
one Of the Matches boys who,has done credit to
hebsautiful city Of his birth, byhis industry. hon
sstv and energy 'a7- sfl r srs 81
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17
ATTENTION YOUNG AMERIcl

Uow thanksarr due Capt. Moore of tho Regu-
larUss Mail Packet HOME. for continued news
paper and other favors. The telegraph wires break
sometimes, but the HOME fails not to keep us in
communication with the world by the way Of the
river. thought it u very low and Captain Moore has
10 6ng .his boat over the bar. Ten thousand dol
lure would make the Yaseo River navigable between
heresnd vicksburg. for long time. and yet that
small appropriation cannot be got from our auti-In-
ssrpal Improvement Government though millions
ArS given TO Railroads and other schemes not more
important and useful to the travelling public than the
Improvement OF the Tasoo river would be.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17
and Tennessee certain
Hae for Fillmore.

We take the loving extract from pri waite lei.
tar written by friend from Gallatin Tennessee
We have full reliance upon the correctness of its
information and the accuracy Of its obsel vations:
You see that have traversed all the most demo
cratic portions Of Kentucky. l have assiduousiy
inquired mt every place where have-tarried and
at every stage stand, village and country post Office
on the way, and assure you that Kentucky is pos
tyely certain to 90 for Fillmore, and there is much
to hope that his majority will be very large
Besides the inquiries just mentioned had the less
reliable evidence of votes upon the the stages boats
and in the cave. For example, the stages between
Bowlingreen aud the Bell Tavern met ami the vote
of both were taken. There were nine passengers
all for Fillmore and two drivers both for Buchanan.
few days later full stage had one Buchanan and
one Fremont man, and eight or nine for Fillmore.
In the cave we commencen o Fillmore monument,
on which all laid stones except fwo-one of whom
SOLITARY and alone raised slender pile of stanes
for Buchanan, which tumbled over first on the one
| side and then on The other: tho other person was
neutral, being the negro guide. The crowd of Wis.
tors consisted Of about twenty persons, tw, ladies
from Baltimore, three boys aad fifteen gentlemen
from Kentucky, Mississippi, Alabama, and North
Caroinr We found stone shaped like a chair, and
worked It into nitche in the side of the monument
TO represent the Presidential chair, aad we inscribed
\ the name Of Fillmore upon it do not attach muct
importance to the travelling vote but the indi
cations in Kentucky cannot be mistaken. 1t mus
be remembered too, that my observations were mad
before tho nsws was received from the Baltimor
Wing convention and lhe consequent action Of tn
I National Intelligencer.
/ In this State have no observations from persona
observation The most intelligent gentlemen her
give me private assurance that Tennessee will g
for Fillmore though this County they say, will
!. for Buchanan. The Americans of Sumner Of th
right sart. not rushing headiong into the stronge
|, ranks. but standing firm, and willing to suffer d.
feat in noble cause rather than contribute to viz
!, tory over the principles W aich hey love. The
feel assured too. that the party, will triumph in th
q State, and in the Union.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17

- , 8ple On Ruin.
Some mcntl AGO. d IN HI. EiIlmops rdo51
y hons ne Sc ,Nietl ii view Il the poai4s
calamity 81 Enh6ts tl{ciidu, called upon AZ
lbtri$dol pnidh-ldxing eQu(h, 10 throw i1sy
party pfJadic@ and u4te b1 Buchanan, to tavs
~ UNION, 4 Atthak time Buchanan. ape.
sently WAS stronger before tie people Of the Routh
than Fillmore, nov the thing y changed. Boz
chanan has gone down and Fillmore up up. win
The Democrats nov abandon their hopeless cause,
and mite On theonly man that can save the IN
lon, WILLARD FILLMORE. come few will
do it--nay, We hope many of the. od-lipe nationr
d, Jackson Democracy win come out from the
vile, spoi-Iovipg. notwithstanding. rickety concern.
the modern Sag Nicht Democracy, and support
the candidates that are Unidentified with the pros.
Ipcrity and pcrpctuisy Of the Union- but the
great mas Of that corrupt conglomeatiou Of
OF corruptons. the so-called Democratic party
will sec this beautiful fabric--the American gov.
ernment tumble to pleces--will put the torch to
the temple Of Freedom, and see It consumed BY
sectional res, rather than let the spoils fall from
their greedy grasp. When they talk to you Of
patriotism, know them to be fypocites,- that nev.
or ielt even throb Of 1--we of country within
TIER party .losing hearts. These men that now
Task the conservative Americans to abandon theil
glorious cause and great leader, to saps the Union
are the ones that in so and 81 preached dsun
ion from every stump and hill top. They ther
said the Union was magnificent failure, a stu
pendous humbug. that 1t was no longer worth,
Of being preserved. and yet they elected thei
candidates in 1852 on the Compromise platform
because they wanted the spoiis, and they kne,
the sense Of the American people was agains
Disunion. Now IL is rus or ruin with them
They knov there is no chance for Buchanan
land, yet, with Disunion starring them in the fac
they viii not support FILLMORE, who CO
) save this broad Union and quiet disorders. an
bring it back to.thc pace and prosperity it enjo.
: cd when that miserable purpet. Franklin Pierc
took the seat just vacated by that wise and pa
: riotic Chief Magistrate. They know this ar
Iyet go about with the 6erceness OF wolves, TIL
lseo their prey, the spoils slipping from them.
: nouncing the men and measures that can alol
= tgive peace. Heed them not. Look at them
they come uphere from jackson and other place
all of1ce-holders aud Office seekers, Do they ev,
= look like patriotsf Are not bad passions dept
= ted on their brazen fonts? Miserable lives mu
i. be theirs, when they know that if truth pr
10 walls, they will have to go work ike honest ci
zens. Rule or ruin is their motto--and Ii
Nero they would fiddle and dance at tbe &C
u fagration Of Rome, SO that no one but themsel,
s should enjoy the spoils.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17
MEcuASrcssuRo, Oct. II, 1856

Editor Banner: suppos. you will not OBJ
iect to allowing short article aGmittance into
your columns, respecting the prospects of the
American party in this vicinity together with a
short notice las much as it deserves perhaps,) Of
the miniature Democratic force, which was en-
acted at this place on Friday last, In the enact
ment of which, Col. Hill aud J. NJ. Clark were
the principal characters. st
Well as to our prospects, We expect to come
up, with an increased majority upon last years
vote, for Fillmore and Donelson, the Union and
the Constitution. There are no Boilers" here not
one. no man in this neighborhood has deserted
the cause, in which he has honestly enlisted, they
are all strong in the faith, even yet, and if any
thing in the world will and does service to bind
them more firmly in that faith, it is the weak and
almost insulting attempts Of the .whippers in,'
4 of the Democracy. to advise and direct ''grey
haired men, what course to pursue in the pres
/ cnt crisis
One Of your promising young Americans, Mr.
4 Frank HolIingsworth, came down. aud some Of his
friends requested q division Of time with Col
ILHill. This was refused BY the Democrats, &
Il whom the request was made Thought tha
1 courtesy might have been extended ua, we CAV
4 Mr.. Bowman part OF the.tlne when Mr. Pnryi
and DoneIson Club, although We didn't agree b
stsiy and hear him speak.
Col. Hill made poor out Of it, and job
Ozark worse. II the Sag NIGHTS up at til
Metropolis can't do better, they had better no
|try to get up another meeting in this region.
won't do a dead failure always crowns thci
effort.
The meeting here numbered about forty men
one third Of whom were Of the American part,
~ nave 4 majority at this Box, and shall rejoit
n Nosember, ia again assisting in making 90
1lYaxoos the Banner Coantrys
''' ~ ~ u DIP syrI1nR
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wi|h vol dons theu ~ iSIsh1 80
c q: 81 xn.s,esn puoii. il il s'IIou|
between Gl@6 meul Il squatfe{ tot ereiRrtI mud
lilittplsEi1 - ~ tolefate1 ri ifeo 9 & en-
'lIek}ene Anesicansl Esau ufeiaro uslroady
q sell or bt1h-rights for met 81 >t1eo1
.1oFbId IS Almighty Godl -
!. Away With he WRECKED plexof avsllI1bl|ity.
Let u do what i right and look 70 God With
honest condolences for the result. S
Le Che old;lIne WhIgs q Tie Ashlana aissEist,
z take leave 70 gay, honor hem iol lheif
sS ss ssI Is p.sss'g sss
Offices, they have acted Tor the good of their
|oQuntry and they haze come nobly M q. lie
work. No cry of availability could swerve
them. In pledging their support Of Nm Fill
more they do only what theirfold leader would
do, with all his might, could be now once more
fwritc warmly, for / feel deeply The impor.
lance OF the crisis, though which we are aboul
to pass. believe the ssspirits of the just made
perfect" il they are ever permitted TO loos
down upon the affairs OF this earth, are nov
bending their approving gIances upon the ef
forts Of the friends Of Fillmore and Donelson
TO elevate to the high Offices Of President ant
Vice President those distinguished and trust
Worlny citzens.
Look at Kansas; what has produced thu
state Of things now being enacted thrres 4
it not the weak and embecile administration o
/ Franklin Pierce! Has not James Buchanal
j adopted tbs acts Of his administration a. par
Of his platform. And can our abused counir.
submit to euch another administration for fou
years longrri
II Away with such miserable abortions. 1
Willard Fillmore, we have = Statesman CALI
and Wise and fearless, who can still the elemen
, of discord, and invance the best interest of on
J country. .
Brothers Of the American party, stand
your arms and be OF good cheer! Nation,
and conservative men throughout the land Al
gathering to our standard. A few weeks
trust, will produce such results AZ shall fore'
er put TO rest, sectionalism, fibustersln, squa
ter sovereignty, and every thing that shall ter
: to mar the integrity. harmony and peace Of tn
lglorous eonfederscy. respectfully your ohet
ent servant. THOS. II. CLAY.
Grand President Of the Council of *
= Mansfield. Sept 8, 1856.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17

~ kek petz#A ~ 4 /
4 ~ he cf )f5ort 4<1(ery ~ - /
sinut q erisf u w 6o)ttketn E|Stnt o,(t6 ~ /
|continaancs u ~ pr<sst N III pliSoti(n I1e4
iherelh pposluop welcns ~ msn y tua
posscss'pn =. n4 sense III 1Hpt to
Atrtcan pta.f'x cdlaok con}!9tr tndg ~ - |
~. - ~ 49,
:. = la r 80 :. = 80 .,ch
80 : s = .n,n = soS 5sre
not 5;scrss r'f~.- -
let 81 81 UNDERWOOD, Il tie ouisef. We do not
denv. that there ara na,v enliclfaned foreigners
among Us, men who arc, truly hart q de people
Of the South; men who have married among Is
land are soaring families herep men uI0 are infar-
ested In slavery; who are strong, true, reliable
friends o. the 5outn ana OF lef instttntions, "
DO not deny thHi but we reply TO IT that the Tor
eigners who now come. arrive IN immense masses
\ --thst they organize distinct communities
sey s.ss VIII .h.. - ~
- ? ~, M
ing ~ a''u = - la's saslos
W ~ Ie1 Wa.. r..,..,.s .r~,,.,,;, r;.,.o. L..
o,na...S chsaes ss,,.;.,es ~ .,,..,,.,s. e-n,
Foreioners - = -
M...,.a ,ss.,,o,,. -; H.. -. ,,a,,, ,,o,,.
Al 49,. .,a.,a.a =. nI I, 49,.
lna"e' anu =. 1oo, sa'eaiA'es ou 10 'aiss sup
Ia Missouri, the foreign vote has elected Q
Black Republican Democratic blair, to Con.
gress; and the Fremont ticket IN that State VIII
i draw its main support from Foreigners.
In New Orleans, o German paper has dared to
advocate the election OF Fremont, while no No-
: ttps would dare do such an act.
Tn Colorado county. Texas. negro insurrectiou
was recently discovered, which was melted by
' Foreigners.
, Tn Alabama. recently. two foreigners have
been expelled by the citizens. for tamnerinc with
. soyes.
y =. co,,h c.,o,;n. h--..,s .;r.o to a.,
It .;.nar. -sre e-nesd hr .a s;.zers n, ;ne.rd
go. an,,n1 s,..a. - rug s''' -
: ~ .''' ""oIe '
Inc man VINO snu's hs eyes 10 ,nis s'a.e o. iscts
e, couid not see mousse burning Go"n' IL "sr
n wltnn nifty yards Vi nun. Inc evidence
d overwhelming ana no honest man can contro
vert IL A
NOW what guaranty does the Democratic par
9 oncr tne oou.n against .ne inroads o. tnls 10!
l. egn aoon,ou'sn'' Does II scSho"eusc Tue es'
vi r. no 70 u,eansi
81
e. Dy 10 mcans' Inc Osmocfnuc parry. = ~,
partlcaa.' Is Pedsed empna.lcay anu perpe.s "a
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17
Sept. 9th, 1856.
BRooKLYs, Miss. Sept. s. 1885,

Mn. JAMES r. EREER.-By request of Mrs.
Matthews and for the purpose of doing justice
to injured parties, write this certificate v hich
10 to certify that have known Mr.. Matthews
and family for FIVE years, and never until with
in few days have Isheard augh: against any
member Of the family. My wife kEows Mrs.
Matthews, and she says she is one Of the hest
families Of the neighborhood 0: Gainesville Ala.
where she formerly resided, and that she has
always been considered lady of worth and in
telligence. know moi, sir, whether what we
say will be of any benefit, but I beg to assure
you that we firmly believe that the. family has
been outrpgeousiy been slandered by the re-
ports which have been put in circulation against
them by persons with eumity with them as iaE
asI understand thh nature of these reports
Respectfully.
. n. HUDSON.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1856-10-17

AGooD ARr1cLE.--Somethiug has been need
ed for long time 10 give beauty to the hair, and
restore gray hair to its original color. Wesard
happy to state that this desideratum is now till<
ed by the article of Prot. Woods Hair Ressora-
tive. For beautifying and preserving he hair
this article cannot be surpassed, and il ma II
this community should be general. Se1x Is
tisement--[Sq uatter Sovereign. i I'd .z5