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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
OF THE AGEi
w 0 0 DIS

TUyHIS Astonishing and Unequaled prepa-
IL ration, turns hair back to its original color,
after having become gray and renstates il in all its
original health, lustre softness, and beauty; re-
moves at once dandruf from the scalp and all un-
pleasant itching well all cutaneous eruptons
such as Scald heads, &C., and hence creates per-
fectly healthy state of the scalp, by acting stimu-
antand tonic to the organs necessary to supply color
ing matter to the hair, and completely restores them
to their original vigor and strength and thus pre-
vents all tendency to become gray. 1t also prevents
the hair from becoming unhealthy, and falling off
and brings II out where 1t is gone by resuscitating
the organs necessary to supply nutriment health,
and coorng matter TO it, and hence acts perfect
Hair Invigorator and Tonic
CHARLEsTowN, MASS, Aug. 8, 1855.
GENTLEMEN Nothing but duty and sympathy
that feel to communicate TO others who afflicted
as have been would induce to give this public
acknowledgment Of the benefit have received from
Prof Woods Hair Restorative. When first COM
menced using it. my hair was quite gray and in spots
entirely bald. have used the Restorative about
FIVE months, and my hair is entirely changed TO its
original color brown and the hair is over three
inches in length on the spots whore IL was bald.
have also been much gratfed at the healthy mois-
ture and vgor of the hair, whchibefore dry and
II has ceased 10 come out as formerly.
Respectfully, yours, &C.,
WATERFORD, 1854
Prof O. j. WooD: With confidence can / recon-
mend your Hair Restorative as being the most eca-
cious article ever saw. l have used the Wahpene
and many other preparations of the day, all to eff
feet. Since using your Hair Restorative, my hair
and whiskers which were almost white, have gradu-
ally grown dark, and now feel confident that few
more applications will restore them to their natural
color. II also has relieved me Of all dandruf and
unpleasant itching, 80 common among persons who
perspire freely. g. K1LBY.
Address o. j. WOOD a co, s16 Broadway, N. Y,
and liza Market street, st. Louis Me-
For sale in Washington, by CHARLES sT0TT 4
Co and by all Druggists ian S--tf
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AMERICAN ORGAN.



I'll tell you what viii BE- done one day,
Say on November fourth,
When all the crops are housed away,
South. East Wsat and North;
wen pais come vsst oerwheiming host.
And him, who lqyes his country most
Shall we in triumph take.
Chorus---OAi BsahanaA
We've hsard Of sDu bsssrs,
You old Ten C5htdHy, what farce,
f To run you against Fillmore.
Wen gather them throughout the land,
With hearts resolved and true,
Well come strong and mighty band,
A patriot work to do: .r
Uur Union trembles to its base
And brave the man must be,
To keep each pillar in its place. r..
And guard our Liberty
Chorus-Oh Buchanan
Now at your full three-score
Well keep the cares of State from you,
And place them on Fllmorel
We want no worn-out party hack
To fill the White-House chair;
No one who's always on the track, 4 s.gar.
But never getting there:
Who holds TO Office like leech,
And ever crieth, (" Give
Good people, gjps, Z do 6esesch,
Or else cannot hveW
Chorus-Oh Buchanan
So long you've taken "pap,"
We feel tits time to wean you off,
The Nations aching lap ..
We want no sanderer in the seat
Once graced by Washington;
No one whose lbels could defeat
Kentucky's glorious SON.
We want no Filibuster there,
Grown silly at an age
When wisdom learned, and virtues rare,
Should mark the honor'd sagel
Chorus-Ohl Buchanan
You're such funny soul,
Straight jackets stout may keep you yet
From swallowing Cuba whole!
Our ladies, too, God bless their hearts
just a. they always do,
Say with sweet smiles and winning arts,
BE to our Union huel
They want that man who honors them,
Who testifes that life
Hath not fairer, nobler gem,
Than is the loving wife
Chorus--Oh Buchanan
Ihey'Ue heard of you before,
You crusty Bachelor, stand aside
Their smiles are for Fillmore
We speak. we millions Of the free,
South, East and West, and North,
And you will see what then shall be,
On next November's fourth
For with the coming mornings sun,
Our shouts of victory,
Shall thrill the land of Washington
In one vast jubileel
Chorus-Oh Buchanan! @
Amid the mighty roar,
VIII WAedtldndjoin the nations prayer
God SAGE our great FillmoreW
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Married Persons, or young men contemplating
marriage, being aware of physical weakness organic
debility, deormtes &c, should Immediately consult
DIR. j., and be restored to perfect health.
He who places himself under the care Of DR..
johnson, may religiously confde in his honor as q
gentleman and confidently rely upon his skill as q
physician.
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THE TEN HYDRIAN RECIPES I

THE Great Eastern Panacea, prepared
u in the Temple of Health, and for ages formed
almost the sole medicine used in the East. These
prescriptions are perfectly simple, and may be put
up 1t any drug store at trifing cost Some Of them
are particularly applicable in Consumption, Scrofu-
la, Liver Affections Impurity Of the Blood, &c.
Others remove Syphilis, Secret Diseases Itch,
Nervous Diseases, Costveness &C., in an almost in
credibly short time. Sent with plain printed drec-
tons, on the receipt of 20 cents.
WIN. FRANKLIN,
sept Ivy Box 22l Albany N. Y.
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.Hs0g tsaeb NEW AND CHEAP
Saddle, Harness., and Trunk store,
49s, Ssysath Street, opposite Odd-Fslloaos' Hall.
M ESSRS. rOPHA M lIate of Philadel-
lvA phia) and NORFLET (of this city, respect
fully announce to their friends and the public that
they have commenced the Saddling Business at the
above stand where they will make and keep con-
ssanyIy on hand large and superior assortment Of
Mems, ladies' and Boys Saddles
Brides, Martingales and Whips
Harness Of every description, both for city and
t saAtid country use "
All kinds of Trunks, valses, and Carpet Bags
Ladies' Satchels, Travelling Baskets, and Fancy
Work Boxes
Horse Blankets, Covers, Collars, and Hames
Horse, Spoke, and Dust Brushes
Cards, Curry y-combs, Sponges, &c.
All material used will be the best that can be OBJ
tanned; and both of us having been practical work
for several years we feel confident that our work
cannot be surpassed, either for style or durability.
By unremtting efforts to give satisfaction, we hope
to merit and respectfully solicit, share of public
patronage.
Particular attention paid to covering Trunks, and
repairing all kinds of work.
Saddlers' Tools constantly on hand. nov Sly
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Especially, who hRv become the victims of Solitar
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which annu
ally sweeps to an untimely grave, thousands ofyounl
men, OF the most exalted talents and brilliant intel
lect who might otherwise have entranced listenin,
Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or walked
ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with full conf
dence. -u 1Fl F- s#ft4
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

AN c Street, Capitol Hill, n new three-
" story brick house, just completed in modern
style Will be sold at bargain, OF exchanged for
other city property. So good opportunity for Sc
curing elgible residence at moderute price sell
dom occurs Apply at this Office, third story.
aug 29~ff
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conjure you TO believe me, fellow-ctxens the jeal-
ousy OF free people ought to be constantly awake
since history and experience prove that foreign in
Husnce is one of the most baneful foes of republican
government" p Washington. NJ n
'asl hope we may find some MEANS in future, Of
shielding ourselves from foreign influence, political
commercial or in whatsver form it may be attempted.
can scarcely withhold myself from joining In the
wish Of Silas Dean that there were an ocean OF fre
between this and tho old world '"-JSfWsON.
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
1AMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.


JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE.
GNHE subscriber offers at private sale that beautiful
IL Farm In Goachand county called ORAPAKES. ~.
ing on James River Licking Hole Creek and the James
KVer ana hanawha Canal four miles above the Court
Mouse ana thirty -four miles from Richmond The
on among the most beautiful on the river command.
lng view OF the whole arabic surface fine view of the
surrounding country and canal for several miles up aud
down he rver The estate is in high nf improve.
mept, ana remarkably healthy one 1t admins the es.
tates OF Thomas Deane, w B. Weisiger and X Skip.
@h ana contains 9S acres. Of which III l2 acres are
hrs low grounds 220 of second low grounds 272
acres oi arabic high land, and 29 OF wood land
Inc improvements consist of a frame dwelling with
esht rooms Ia good kitchen, out houses quarters
seers house built in the last five years with brick Chin
neys and undsrpiuuing and brick barn. 6Ox3U with
shed running the whole length, Is feet wide a nrw
threshng machinc. ice house. and all necessary
bles &c
Any person wishing to purchase desirable residence
would do wclto visit this before purchasing elsewhere
will sell on reasonable terms
Every preparation is now making to seed 900 acres In
wheat this fall 100 of it in allow and the corn field has
been sowed in peaa
To desirable purchaser would sell every thing it
stands, and most Of the negroes
My manager, Mr.. Sanders will show the estate 10 any
one wishing to purchase
MY address is Subletts P. o., Powhatan county.
Aug l4-c3w NILES c. SELDES
Nv hir will nIca
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|, :: TIv CoyERIOR OF VIKGi MA.


2xv-vrsAS :he Governor of this CONFERENCE.-The re-
Nv c.yei a:arns, !on on the 2lst instant, from the
., he House OF Representatives a,t vacancy
y. n, representation from tnis State IT he congress
ne Un,si STATES occasloned by the dee OF Thomas
In scIy member OF said House. for the District COM
Of ;as counties ot Middesex, WestIn1r sand kich
- E..rx Northumberland, King and Qt zen. Lanc"s'
a.. Ceuce,;rr Mathews, James City, New kent, iofK
e.. Elizabeth City Northampton and Accomac TO-
Ls..- win .ac Ci,y OF Williamsburg: .,
Wv therefore, HrSRY A WISE, Governor Of tne saiI
@ u,nI;h have thought proper dine; the several
the said Counties, and the Sergeant oi the suu
vs. o: W!l:smsburg. 10 cause nh election 90 DC ne!u &c
i;rg 70 lar on the Tuesday after the mrs. !oh"ay toe
:- oa.h day OF November next to SUPP 'ne 'Seah
IS s:2:e.Sit ,,;o -, ~. cou,+
go. ot said csuu,ies and city required !" meet al
.rt.house Of the county Of MiddseseS % MAKE tnen
a.. on the h,eeu,h day after the said fourth day Of
;ra under my hand Governor and under the iess
4 49, Seal o, the ComUonv calh, at Richmond, this
s. 3a day al luly, D. 1850 and IN The slst year OF
q -, ,cl,b HENRY A. WISE.
.; ,s,l,b Jriy 24-ctde
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EXCURSION ON THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL
RAIL ROAD.


We have but @ few words to add to the faithful
and graphic report, in the Dispatch, of one OF the
most pleasant trips we ever enjoyed. In the fret
place. we speak the sentiments Of the whole delight
ed party in expressing the warmest gratitude to Di.
rector n. B. Hill, Esq., the hospable, energetic,
whole.soulcd leader Of the expedition. Hespared no
labor no kindness, TO the enjoyment of all his
guests. He was efficiently aided in his labor Of love
by Directors Carpenter of Allegheny aud Jacob
Baylor of Augusta, and by all the officers Of the COM
pany.
Mr.. Frazier, of the Rockbridse Alum springs-a
beautiful and interesting spot-left the most favora
BILE impression upon the memory Of ALL for his kind
attentions aud for the excellent dinner which passed
off so agreeably. Gov. Wises speech the occasion
was received with enthusiastic applause. II was
characterized by the Governor usual bodness sur
ring eoqusnce richness Of facts and devotion 10 the
best interests of Virginia. including complete Sys
tenn Of Internal improvements.
The Central Rail Road ia one Of the smoothest
and best constructed works we know. It's prosecu'
ton, under all the difficulties does tho highest credit
TO its ensrpsto orers and We feel satisfied, that there
ia an universal sentiment among the people oi all sec
tous of Virginia, that the road should oe promptly
COMPLETED aud also its great connecting INK Win 'ne
Oh;o the Coyiugton and Ohio rail ror'd.
AZ MiIIboro Station, the present terminus OF The
road l76 miles from Richmond, is tunnel l3oo feet
long. Daylight may be seen through it, although ii
i, not entirely completed. Within the space Of 81
miles there are three tunnels, two deep fills, and one
deem cut. This difficult section is in the dividing hills
between the waters of the Calf Pasture on the east
and the Cow Pasture on the west. The second tuune
ia four hundred feet, and the third three hun
dred fee. long Between these tunnels the line of the
mad crosses Lick Run and another small branch oil
the Cow Pasture. The bed Of the road will cross the
valley of Lick Run 69 feet above the water and the
open chasm yet to 6ll is 100 feet wide. between thu
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CAPTURE OF LECOMPTON AND RESI- e
OP THE FREE STATE rklSuHERS COH-

NEW YnRH. Augu. 22.-Ano'her d"spa'h fr3r,
Ksn,as confirms the one forwarded YESTERDAY ih1!
th. town Of L.conpron had been cagruret hy In-
Free Srate men, and Gov. Robinson AID 'as o'''
prisoners rescuei. -
rn,ted STATE. Dragons, were leav.ng. !'Aac VA
t,nwn of General Per-fer f. Smirh's movements.
I.comp,on will be Destroyed.
Sr. Lnurs, August GA letter to the Re- rI.ics",
a,-d on the l3h, statss tn't Governor shs- a74
ns.rIy al ths citizens OF L7compton had L th"rs.
Secretary Woodsun Ind been taken prisoner Auh rs
house burned. Sheriff Jones as AFRO t.xe" pr,"H :,
and the hons. of General Clark, tbs lI..dn as"r',
was burued, he and hi. family escsplLS to L-sve"-
worth.
Couriers were riding through the river tor''r
counties, ensting forces and rsis'ugsuppA'- 1>e'y
where preparation. We're making for var. ~" :
bloody conflict WAS anticipated Gen-ra! sr''"r
con, with tho militia had gone 10 Fort Lr"v'"""T"i
20 ascertain ii General Smith acted by "un"'''r -
if not, Richardson intends calling his taillt: "o $40
field.
The steamer Polar Star came down !a-' neh' w''h
s;x companies of volunteers ready for the he.'
Three companies Of cavalry and one OF n,'i1rrJ u
tended leaving Leavenworih city on The is'i'
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE,

MONROE SPRINGS FOR SALE,
OFFER for sale the MONROE SPRINGS, to. -
rether with all appurtensnces, consisting of an sas
ample supply of Beds, Bedding, Household anG e
Kitchen Furniture; also, crockery, Cutlery, etc. The
county Ala in mile Of the Mobile and Girard railroad
and the distance from the Mobile stage line Inc
belonging 10 the Springs contains $40 acres OF NO.
creek land The growth hickory white oak red OAK pop
lar sweet gun mulberry, elm holly Spanish oak with un'
dergrowth of buckeye sumach and ether uh
dergrowth indicating rich soil About l2o acres 0 the
above lands is in high state OF cultivation and WIN pro
duce 1900 1900 pounds OF cotton 10 the acre. nc ouu
ngs are in good condition, with large and commooi0us
Hotel and winter residence for family also, Ient IN
Alley Billiard Room and Table, Bath House, two Ball
Rooms one of which is hy yards distant from the
hotel Also two roomy Stables, together with Corn CHos
Negro Houses etc In fact there 10 nothing wanting to
make this one OF the desirable watering places nlhe
South as tho water stands In high epute in the
State Testimonials OF the fact can be produced II re-
qured.
will sell the place the following terms Ten dollars
per acre-one fourth cash. the balance IN three annual
payments, with notes and approved security, or mort
gage OF the place. , ,
Any person wishing engage In business Of the kind
would do well examine these Springs as the business
could he commenced without any outlay for Srocs
rios here ample supply OF things 10!
hotel business Any number OF sheep can De had al 81
beef to cents turkeys at IS cents chickens A IL!
cents eggs 10 cents per dozen, butter at 10 cents
For further particulars apply 10 G. Haynes Esq va
zeue Office, Cshaba Alabama, or myself at the SprnRs'
| luna -6n J ENGLISH. Trustee.
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ElR1I FOR SALE.

n OFFER for sale my estate called White Bank, ly'
ing on the Msitaponi river in King William county
about one mile from the Court house White Bank IS at
the hcad Of atiou and opposite the village
Of Walkeron from which place boat runs regularly 10
IL contains by survey 6s about $50 Of which are In
cultivation and have been thoroughly m,red from exten
sve mari hunks the place The remainder oi the ano
heavily ,imbered and offers great inducements tor cut
ring cord wood for which cash be obtained ON the
banks Of the river The mari banks are easy OF access
aud contain nexbaustibe supply OF the oest accom-
posed caesreous msr which yields by analysis oetWeen
So and 90 per cent of nearly pure lime. The buildings
consist Of dwelling house sufficient for the aecsnunoda
on of large family barns stables quarters ana are
built The land hss been worked upwards Of ten years
on the i've field system and is in high state OF improve
mcnt.
Possession will be given in the fall in time to seed acrop
of wheat For further particulars, address the suoseroeT
at Etna post-offce, Hanover county, Virginia; ~
A...l -aAf l..
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FALL OF TYE "CuARrER OAK"

On Thursday morning the venerable "Chsr,er
Oak" fell with tremendous crash, and bat six feet
of tho stump now remains. In the language OF tbs
n. Y. Herald, another landmark in our colonie as-
tory has passed away. The venerable "Charter Osk
of Hartford is no more. The incident which has rel-
dered this tree famous will briefly relate although
il is doubles. familiar 10 our readers. New Hsvcr
was for several years separate colony, aud wbe2
Charles H., in 1865, granted charter to Conmecc-i.
she refused her adhesion for time, but a, ieGg
submitted and the Connecticut colonies were c"n'"i'
idaied into one government. Sir Edmund ArG '.
was sent over by james H., in 1856, TO re'un.' 10
charters granted 10 the colonies. The ASSEMBLY VISA
in session on his arrival OF Hartford, and while no
subject WA under consideration the lights were ID.
denly exugui-hcd, and the charter recrely conveyed
away and concealed in the cavity Of en o!d oss.-
Since that day the tree has been called ~, ''C..r.
ter Oak After the deposition OF Andros he c''.'
ter vas resumed, aud continued 10 frcs III lel7'
when the present constitution OF Connecticut W."
adOpted.
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GTIYO sCPERCEDED

s7VaE UNDER signed located at Fishersville, Angus
"a county Virginia. prepared TO fui lsh the very
! " sr'le" Of FuRE LIME" burned on the most ap
f.a tnoniston plan, containing more oi ta or'gina
), Ia. '"sa any oruer Lime burned 10 tie STATE ana
,rs .os "aicG viii enable the farmer tt improve MS
!a7i. cheaper than he has heretofore had an
..r'1;sy OF Going We propose to deliver on the cars
s,. .s p'ac" SLACkED LIME a; cents per bushe or
sssAIsl" LINE nj One Shilling per bu.ha when used
q ssrcHural purposes. The 5cralty OF the Vircini.
eatfs. Rail Road Company nas muci reduced he
Sa, this article az enable all use L. trainc
|'t2cc.e when compared with Guano All must and will
i that while the one is only TEMPORARY, the other is
|fEhaASZSr imyrover of the soil.
'or agricultural purposes it is thrown IN the cars loose
'rs the farmer the cost Of barrehng. Tothe Mechanic
's can ahicntly recommend Lime rs being eqna
"rengh. yield and Wilderness TO any in the world OuI
e pct up IN 1:erces full si3e and Wa rGnted at "
'n per terCe a. tie Nus Ii equal why not use 1t In
Preference 10 Yankee irnei
aA'es os charges Lime by the Virginia Central fa
COMPANY per Car Load of six ToIs loose or IN bar
IS hehnond, S.s; At.cs. Sic; Peaks, Hanover Court
|Ssuss. ana NickGnn.'s, Sl6: junction, sl5; Hueets,
sta and Anderson. sl5 Frederick Hall, Bunpass and
Dam SIS; '.ou.a Court House. aud Tocrsvile.
VI; Irevillisns. $40: Gorior.ye Lindssys and Cold
-: hesHick Ind Shad.ull, 81 Charlottesville,
W. E "oodSi.le, Heachuins River and Greenwood Tun.
AGENTS.
w. l. MINOR BROS. for Albrmarle county.
w.. a. MANN, Gordonsve, and the Depot Agents from
H.sls 10. lime -
~ suTLER { CO., of Richmond, for that place
&C tl n1,h HROWN e. MnRRIH