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The Trinity journal., 1856-05-31

Hon. NED Curtis of Siskiyou, has been
in town during the week Mr. Curtis has
come among us for the purpose of examining
into the practicabiity of bringing the wa
ters of North Fork into the Weaver dig
gngs, by way of the old Trinity County
Company's race. We trust he will be fa-
vorably impressed with it, as we consider it
a most important undertaking for the well
fare of Weavervile, and an investment
which will certainly prove profitable to the
company. A meeting in relation to the
subject was called for Friday evening. We
go to press too early to report. We shall
do so next week.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-31

BELLE CoRA.-The priest refused 10 give Cora
'bsolution untilhe married Belle Cora.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-31

WEAyERAILLE THEATRE.-ThiS popular
place Of amusement has been crowded during
the past week which is the highest evidence
Of merit and the most satisfactory to the
manager On Tuesday evening last "Lu-
cretia Borgia" was presented-Estelle Pot
ter in the character Of Lucretia. This is
her best character, and she filled the bill to
the qualification of the entire audience. Mr..
Thoman in the character of Genarro, and
Mr.. Mortimer representing Don Alphonso,
were highly applauded. Miss Annie Smith
and Mrs. Eyrard are daily gaining populari-
ty with the theatre going community. Why
should we speak in praise of particular per-
sons attached to Mr. Thoman's company
when an apprecative public at their every
reappearance, crowd the house to overflow
ing
Miss Lizzie Burbank has returned and
made an engagement with Mr.. Thoman.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-31

JAS A. HENDERSON and Chas A. Rowe will ac-
cept thanks for files of Atlantic and State pa
pers furnished us during the week.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-31

ORANGEs-Grecnhood & Newbauer have fine
lot-fresh and sweet
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-31

MISS JULIA PELDY and Jessie Cleveland are rus
ticating q at Bates Ranch.
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uoIiins, Shoe SGsrc Burnt.

Between two aud three o'clock yesterday
morning, the Shoe Store of K. 5. HoIiIYs, on
the corner OF College and Union streets, was
found 10 DE on Gre. The alarm was speedily
given, bat, before tie dremeu could get well to
work, the flames had made such progress il
was impossible To save the building, which was
entirely CONSUMED, together with the stock OF
shoes, &c. on hand. Tie adjoining tenement,
occupied by J. ID. JAMES & Co, Bankers, was
also consumed. The loss of Mr.. Rollins is es.
timsted st from s coo TO $l2, 600, 90 which
he was insured for 5000 in the United Fire.
mems Insurance Office This Office has fur.
ther risk of 81 SOC on hIe building, which is
owned by Rev. A. L p. Green. Messrs. JAMES
d Co.'S loss is but trife The BANK Of NASH
VILE, close by, was prevented from sharing
the fate of the other houses, by the active ex
ertions of the fremen, who deserve the great
est praise.
We regret to add that several Of the 6remen,
Mr. Wright aud Mr.. Simpson, of No. /. and
10. Duff aud l.. Freeman, Of No 3, were badly
hurt 10y the falling of a wall.
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The organ of Senators Hunter. Mason
Butler, Douglas, and Pierce.
The Washington Ss.fiaei saws.

The Organ of Senators Hunter, Mason,
ButIer, DOagIas, and Pierce.
The Washington Sssainei says:
s'Fr4nkIin Pierce has been weighed IN the bal
sDce, and found waHting-wsnting 10 every element
of the etstesman the political sage. Stripped Of
MS hypOcritica professions Of sinteFestedness and
love for the people be stands before one Of the
Veriest demsgogues of the age, talking Of nothing
writing ct nothing, thinking Of nothing, but the
advancement of his private affairs
Can sny Of the living, could any OF the dead
If they rere restored 10 life, testify in favor of one
boil, anmistskesble blow on the side Of the Const
tuton and the rights OF man?
He turned of Office every politician in the
State Of New York, who was not favorable 10 the
interests Of Martin Van Buren, aud his abolition
confederates.
He established press in Washington City, and
directed every depending upon him for bread
and meat, TO devote his leisure hours TO extraya-
CANT eaiogies OF his administration.
He commanded his agents throughout the couns
try 20 attend all the primary conventions and see
TO il that delegates should be chosen favorable 10
bis denomination.
He issued many proclamations Of his intentions
TO regard the equality of the States and the COM
promises Of the Constitution; nevertheless, he suf
tered mob law riot IL the Territory of Kansas
for many a month, and dared not for fear of inju.
ring his prospects for the Presidency, exert the
power which he admitted was lodged in his hands
Instead Of quelling disorder 10 Kansas, according
60 his oath Of oifice-according to the Constitution
snd laws Of the land aud according TO the right
witch he admitted he possessed-he called upon
Congress for authority TO do that which nobody
doubted he had the right to do. His only object
vas TO make pompous display before the country,
and avoid responsibility from which il was impossi
bic TO relieve himself
He abolitionized, by his treatment of National
Democrats, half dozen North ern States of the
Union.
He telegraphed TO New York City to prevent
American citizens leaving our shores to settle in
Central America
He and his Attorney General talked learnedly Of
war with England, and still suffered the mother
country to gain great advantage in the final set
element Of the most important political question Of
the age.
Who does not know that the antagonism of
thousands of our own party in New Hampshire to
him. and peculiarly to him, is the true of this
repeated Disaster"
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THE WIsH Is FATHER TO THE THoUGHT.-The
Washington Union has sort of clinical lecture on
the Condition and Prospects Of the Democratic
Party" On the whole, the patient shows pretty
fnr diagnosis. He has suffered some from Know
Nothiugism, but
With a ticket nominated after canvass charac-
:erized by gratifying absence of all personal acri-
mony and elimination amongst the aspirants and
their friends, we shall open the contest with every
assurance OF a triumphant result
"Absence Of all personal acrimOny" is pretty
good, but not hall so rich as1he peroratiOn:-
Our confidence rests upon the knowledge that
the democracy is a unit TO the great principles
involved in the contest and that far its harmony
is unmarried by persona rivalres for the uomina.
tion, and upon the abiding conviction that the
democracy thus united Is invincible.
That is the beet joke we have read in a month
The Union is getting to be rival to Punch. The
democracy a "un!" How about New York? where's
Dickuson?--N y Herald
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LIZ S p ANFxr E-c- addressed the c

~ S. P. ANFNr E-q- addressed the citi
zens Of Shelby vile, last week ia a very enter
tanning speech. Tie Saelbyvlle EIpositOr
SAYS Git:
On Monday evening last At The Court Honse
We heard tlsv speech Of OCT old friend AMENT
he had a respect t1e auditory and attentive
hearing During his speech he made exhibi
tiUn af Nap nr Chsrt representing the con
vergieg er divefgng tines, and jacob Ladder
of Andy 3dhRssu which Was a most pertec.
representation of Andy's Progressive denocra-
CIV. Mr.. An MIS- si1eech was full or good argu-
Inert aud sound truths.
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= X D F. w 20 DIS
HAuu uCSrOR aT1VE

IT HAS WORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
HAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
TO original growth, far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt besides 1t will every possible
disease Of the scalp whether developed dandruh itching
the shape of cutsneous eruptonseyen scald head
and in possible will it fail Of curing by magic,
periodical headache and used twice week by
the young regularly it will the color and keep the
hair from falling, any imaginable age READ JuDok
LOGASsPoRT, Ia, June ZSth, 1855.
Messrs o. J. Wood Coz
NTs:-Yours Of the 18th duly TO hand Enclosed
please find f3S 1t being the amount Tor Hair Restorative
have sold il all. Ii you choose you may send sir
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell it, Il has
worked Miracles In this place sold six OIL bottles
that bald and fetched hair out all his head
Yours respectfully,
lRInIEY
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MARRIED..

At the residence of Mrs A. 7. 0dom, Maple
Grove Sumner county, on Thursday evening, the
27th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Lawrence, LUCIEN NJ.
TEMPLE, Esq, of THE city, to Miss GULIELMA
D., daughter of the late Harris Odom, E,q
In Williamson county on Tuesday evening, 25th inst' by
Rev. N Cunningham, Major r. g. Fills Senator from
Rutherford and williamson 70 Mrs SALIE A. MARI young
est daughter Of the Major Nicholas Perkins q that
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tF- The body of a negro nan was found
In tie river uetr the upper landing Saturday.
Il was supposed &c bc that Of a slave belong
ing Ia M. Everett, 80 Wilsoa county, thought
70 have sbsconded, the body was tied to tie
shore, but gsc loose and washed off again.
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Ignorance OF AMERICAN AFFAIRs.-The FOL.
lowing amusing specimen OF The ignorance thai
prevails ia Europe on American affairs, is
taken from leading French Journal II is
hardly necessary 10 inform the American read
srs thH the so,briQ"et of '}lack Republican
has been taken 10y the French editor 10 a literal
sense, aud that Mr.. Barks aud all his support
ers are drought to DO negroes:
'The new President II The Chamber Of Rem.
resenialives 10 the United States (Mr. Nathaniel
BAuks,) Is negro, bsl"nging 10 the delegation
from Massachusetts. Ia iht doubl, capacity at
negr" and abdlitioRist Nc. Banks has crested
profennd aversion among the Representatives
from the SJs,ee ~ the South. His election
was cheek both TO the Democrats aud Know
Nuthiugs.
Mr.. G'ddings, another negro from Ollie, and
the Dean De doyoN) of the members present
administered the oath Ia Mr. Bauks
Ia face OF the part played by the intelligent
negroes In the Legislative Assembly, how long
will IL be that the great Republic eau tnaintain
slavery 10 one-hAlf ri lis Staie,l
We would further remark, that the eandi-
date opposed 10 Mr. Banks was sustained by
the Know Nothings or demsgngues, who op.
pose bath the emancipation Of the slaves And
the GENERALIZATION Of foreigners. Their candi-
date only tailed by three vote; bat we nov
learn that this parry has succeeded IN eleciine
abe CLERK, who is the second parsonage OF the
Chamber Of Representatives. Here, then, il
The close OF these nominations, % long dispu
ted, which has ended Ia having the legislative
BODY i'ers"nliied by negru aud a demasogus."
+ Gdsctts du Md, Of Esd February.
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River and Steamboat New,

The river WIS falling with about 81 feet wa
ter On the rhoals.
The Ella, hock CITY and NasAUiUe departed
Saturday down the river.
TIE SaNie West leave for ST. Louis to-day
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HAIR RSsFoRATvB-In our columns to-day will be found
Prof Woods tsement Of the above article, TO which
call attention. What 1t has done have witnessed up
several acquaintance in st. Louis Hair
grey view black brown, the might be
being color OF early manhood, and fine and glossy
silk and that without other application than the RostOr
alive n has done this upon Others will IL do the
same for any Of readers whose "frosv broWs'
once Ike the locks Of LOckiel's warke chief fhe
will try II? We think so.dckSOnriAe COflStitiaiOdlie
oct & lSs8
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has just received large lot of the large early
Galena Potatoes, just in time TO plant. Those
who have not planted viii DO well TO give him
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-31

AZ JOHN York d Ca. advertise several
excel!eat works this Morning, among them
Hirwsra's Letter to Archbishop Hughes on
Roman Catholicism.
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Q X. X UFFICk, FAhDALIAi IooA.
PROF WOOD:-Dear Sit IL take pleasure in bearing sol
untry testimony TO the excellence Of your Hair Restorative
Three months my hair very grey. II is dark
brown, (he original orr smooth and glossy Tn only
application have made to II has been the Hair Restorative
prepared by YOU and which from the result in
can most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours,
EDWARD WOLCOTT.
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The HoxE CtBcLE foc April, edited by DR..
/. ID. HU-TJS, ore ct the epright!iest and
mos, weloo,ne Issues fro,n the press of the
Methodist Publishing HeRse, Is gu our table !;
also the NASHVILLE JoURNAL oE MEDICINE &
SuRsERV aud tie Go-rEL ADVOCATE, by Drs.
flaming & LIPscuNB.
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COMMERCIAL.
DAILY PATRIOT 0FFIcE.
Nashville, March 81, 1856.


CoTTON-The market was auh SATURDAY. Sales
oil Oh bales al 't@oS
ToBACCO-No sales. - s---s
SUGAR-In hhds, per ID. -. 7as
bills, ," 73a OF
corrrr Do ,saiat
no1 .cCrS n nor gav,on ss ao
oALl-D! tue o"' , PC '
Sack, coarse, SLIGO
{" fine, -. - 100
FLOUR-Bbl.. SCAT
sol ner cwt 10 soas 5o
-,
GRAIN-Hheat, per ousn' socHsloo
Corn, 2OG22
Oats. 80
D.. 6O
'''
bACON-hog rouno, 70
Hams, TIA
Sides. $
chorldars sns1
-,
"hIoAi-Fer eS'i0n' NA0h''He' -odES
Pixies, 20
Peacock's, 25
o,Kano,s 40
o.,
oesPatch from Nc" Oie~"S' u"'eu 'ne @''h'
received Saturday in this city, states that the sales
there during the week amounted to 81, 600 bales
:, .oo.;,,, al tho mort. OK, ooo ha,..
"
AsrKet urn. :,
NE" 0NhAANS' nAr'n 20
COTTON -Ihere was very ScuSe demand yes
teroay, resulting IN safes vi iuy %4,VoV oales' ~
primer prices. we no" quo'e'
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior, 81 a6S
Ordinary, 7saSE
a q
Good Aiddling, 93alOt
SUGAR-Sugar was in good request but at easier
prices for the lower grades, With sales of 1900
hhds.
MoLAssEs.-About 1900 bbIs were sold at 33a
354c per gallon for ordinary TO choice lots
FLoUR.-The demand was fair for shipment with
sales of about 1000 bbs, including 100 Tennessee
! at Sc IS and 81 about half at each price, 1900 H.
linois and St Louis at So 75as6 ST., hatboat
load of 1900 bbls Indiana 1T Sc 624, 400 St. Louis
in lots at 81 ll5 fancy Ohio at ST Is, and small
| lot Of Extra at 81 rs per BIOL.
ToBAcco-We heard of IA binds Sold of which
! Old Crop at tie, and New, Selections, at lc4c
ner In.
CoEFEE-The demand was good and we noticed
| sales of $500 bags Rio of which $50 part Ord,na
! nv a, ll4all4c. AIS at llEallR 1850 Prime at IL
cents. and 400 at l2tc Der 10.
| releCranhic dispatch from New York of yes.
terday's date reports the recent of advces from
| Rio to February 18Th The sales of Coffee for the
routb are stated at 10000 bags for the United
States and Europe. with an advance in prices of $40
reas. equivalent to about 5aac per To-
C,xc,xx,r, March o. Cuvrsr-N.,ketis NEARLY
80 IN L;5s I'D ,,,;oa. 49,, tlIn j., .or ,ounS
49, nh don,,nd ,ar j., av,ass % tba spuDlv
| re- - ,nrira ,ha 81 add m osn ho~ss .,
ioI,IIi cor co''r,or a,,d cho;o, Wsstsrn Rsser,o
| - 5,oI g. -; rI;k N -; "a DLn
| - Ths innor,s dr,inS7 Tho week conn,isa
| 90 - aTf ,ha 80 zoo 40
- c. ~. ~ b,,,
,,oad and ,r;o,o daInr,o,,s ars IN ar,s,d q, 6o
% 5o nor hi
Th,ro i no ob.r,o N nr;od n,lo. y, peocbss
There il v.rv Iit,a ioing in rho lsrge wsv and tho
n,arLa, = AIN as TX co. rr;n,o rasobas md oo
for anrlss The receints sre Lrga I'm, holders are
NJ, ,ptc;nr s,Ias o,nac,;rl, rsn,;on n Orices M
,h;. h ntosnoc, i ra,6ar nrt,vorah, narticnlsrIv
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ScVirrViIIe In Ruins!

We iearu, as our paper is about going 20 press
the startling intelligence that the town OF SEWER
vile was almost entirely destroyed 10y fire on Tues
day last. The fre, we understand originated ia
Ahe reel ience OF Mr. Duggan, Sheriff Of the county
aud oniy ceased It's work. with the destruction o
the jail, court house, store hOuses-u shorL, the
nhoie tO,sH, except three or four buildings. Their,
wAa but one person in jiil-a man committed last
we"k-Rnd NIX WAS BURNED TO DEATH-eVery If
fort TO rescue him. having proved unavailing.
THIS is sR instance Of desolati,u by Ire, unpara.
leled in the history OF the State. Our Information
is too direct 10 permit US to doubt is truth -
RHoxriRe Register, 27h.
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DIED.

In this city, on the 29th inst, Mrs. MARY JANE
LEAKE, consort OF Capt J. C. Leake, in the 10Th
year of her age.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-03-31

BELR IT N aND.--whils Millard Nillpore oe
cnpied the Presidential CAair says the Columhus
Enquirer, tot disOrganiEer North or soath. re
eeiVed an Apposntment 10 post 81 honor OF pro6s
The consequences was laRatcissn and dissatlslActon
we're almost starved out when be Jeff the oiSce
His successor came In snd sVishsd the patronage
OF The govsrumert upon abOitouists, sccessi0nists
and ~ ssoilsrs, and ths UniOn is on tbs brink Of
dissolution.
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LAW sc Ill DOL
OF THE
University at Cambridge, Mass.

TIE Instructors "a Ris S-to ARE
Hon. Jo,L PAEEsR IL. D., Re. al Professor
Hon. In orHILrs PiEsoSs IL. D.. Dane PSos ssOr.
Hon. ENoKT AsHsrHS, Ii D., Uniyerss'y Lecturer.
fHE Cau Instruction embraces the various branches
Il Il the Common Law and Of o Iy, AduiFalsT Com
mere a. ln,e { ona and Coustiu,iona Lac and the Ja-
rispruden Of b. Unstri TIE Law l4bFzrS
of about 00o volume AMI uoks appear they
ad I'd AMI every 81 rt /, made IN rcnarr complete
Instruction given BY oTal lectures and expeditions land
By rectaiirns srd gons, IN cnnneciin uh them
OF which every seet TSo-,ioos SouTs
holden week, ca q wict eaue, previously
given out guef BY f1a stadenis, nlan deiV
cred b. as ne lnsirnc Ro7ms and oil facilities
are also provided the Grub Uoui q and Assembly
hsI weekly pfaiice debate AID scFqiFing knswrdge
Of parliamentary law aad PFcc ed ngs.
Students re sche1i IN any q heir pro
fsssanAl stades % msrcaEtls p1rs1is and az he
agreement % either tr, ne abide other part o.
hey al hsrt 10 CT Seat stgd 6 they wt
parsse srcorlE te Viss VI heir wants aud
sslnfneua
The AcsdeE cal Year. Whh eommeness on ThrEsday. sin
weeks Alter the lard "Wednesday In Jgly divided iue tea
terms Of tsuty ~eess steA, viii Facatoa Of ain veska
n fhe end u e. h terra
Dnrag h- winter vacation ths LbFsry Is operea uarm-
d, snd iEkted. fr the sss q neubers u he schsol
Applications F aasioh, fOr Catalogues, % spr any
rsbes nernaon ss aAse 70 ether q M Professors
al camb fdEe.
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American Meeting.
American Convention.

An American Convention will be held al
~ WI ~ ~ n = FL Hs-s
In peKalb county on the FIJI ST MONDAY IN MAY
next 70 elect candidate for Hector Of the
Foe rtA cangreSs onsl District
Theseveral eosnties forming the District will bear
this ia mind
A Fillmore and DonelsJu Ratification Meeting
will bs held after the adjournment of the Conven-
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Wanted Immediately.

e GOOD MILLINERS. Also, 4 or young Ladies' to
" learn he busn apprentices also want ycur &
LAD to attend in the store. 4. WISE.
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ARMSTRONG s. CO,
No. 90 MARKET ST., NASHVILLE,
Commission Merchants


AND MAN UF.ACTURERS' AGENTS,
LNOR the sale Of Machines, Agricultural Implements
Il Building Materials, &e., &e. The annexed is list OF
uch articles may always be found at their sore and a.
the lowest cash prices:
MACHINES. IMPLEMENTS, &c.
Threshing Machines Horse Powers Corn and Cob Crush
little Gant Felton's Portable Grist Mill, straw Cutters,
Corn Shelters Bedweis Smut Machine, Chd's Grain sePa
rator Wells Seed Sower Corn Planters, CuvaoTs, Hr-
rows Ploughs Of all kinds Churns Meat Cutters scy es
Forks Rakes Reaping and Moving Machines Fan Nils, &c
BUILDING MATERIALS, &C, &C.
Window Sash Venetian linds, Marblszed Iron Nantes,
Window Glass OF all Hydrauic Cement Plaster Paris
Chain Pumps Foee Pumps, Garden Engines, Iron Chairs
iron Se.tees, Iron Safes Of all sizes.
PAINTS, OILS, &c.
White Lead, White Zinc, Brown Zinc, Stone Colored Zinc,
Pants Of all colors Putty Whiting Linseed Oil, Lard Oil,
Iurpentine vanishe neral Pant, Clue Paint Brushes,
Rosin, Copperas, Paint Mills, &c, &C.
FER TlLIZE RS.
Guano and and Plaster. We keep large stocks Of these
articles on hand.
Sc EDS.
Clover Timothy, Blue Grass Herds Grass Orchard Grass
Barley, &c.
We are also agents Peases Celebrated Excelsior Rail-
road Horse Power 1hreshing Machines We have now an
assortment Machines hand will furnish them
Manu- acturers prices anspstaton added As the de-
mSnd viii be beyond the supply, those who are In want o.
hem had bett buy soon.
deciA-olt twhwSm ARMSTRONG CO.
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Negrnes For Sale

w have for sale Negro Woman about hny years Of
w age. y very superior cook, washer and Also,
other good Negroes, cons ing Of Bows Girls, Men
and Women. Apply to ma20l ROYD ALLIES
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vNcEysEs. Ind. June 18th. 1853.

VNCESSEs, Ind, June 18th, 1885,
Prot o. J. " God As you about to manufacture c
Vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative will
for whomsoever it may concern, thatI have used
known others it, that have for several years been
the habit Of using other Hair Restoraves and that find
yours vastly superior to any other know II entirely
the head Of dandu and with months proper
will any persons hair 90 he original youthful
Color and texture, giving healthy, soft and glossy sp
pearance and all this without dscoorng the hands that ap
ply it, the dress which 1t crops would, therefore
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.
ST. Lous, June 20, 1S58.
Prof. Wood As about prepare and vend YOU
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
my opinion OF It, will state that my hair Few months
ago very gray, and after using DO tie Of Hair Re
storatve resumed its original color, and since its appes
ton dsndruf has disappeared from my head and have
been troubled with dsagreeAbe itchng % the scalp.
am satisfied that those who u will regret IT,
gives the appearance having been recently oiled
sirons Of having beautiful head q hair.
am, sir, yours, &c,
n. L. STEWART
~ Prepared and sold ia Market street, betwe0.s
Ath and 5th ST. Louis Mo, and 3iS BroadWay New York
For sale in Nashville al Manufacturers prires, by
EWIN BROTHERS.
@. W. MISUNDERSTOOD.
= Also, for sale Pref Woods Oriental Sanative Lnmen
Vegetable Life Pills. warranted better than ny ohsg
the money in all refunded. See circular Cor all
cessary information with agents.
noviT-dtrwAwiy
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H1gh1ander.

High1andST.
THIS noble aud much admired Race Horfe has -
been Withdrawn from the Turf, and " u make N VI
the foF 1876 at the Nashville Race course, hA
In charge Mr.. Philips He viii be limited 10 hy
t25 each; Grooms tseSs, tn commence the i5th
February and close the iNh Of July. Mares which fail
TO prove IN fcal may be returned free year.
nIGHLASDsR a rich chesnut Old next Spring
got by Glencoe imp his dam Castsnet, by Monarch
imp For full pe grce and peTfTmsn e, mill Which
Viu furnish He sixteen hands In he ght and
bues eth frm OF remarkable poWe and beau the
bsst constitution, temper and action.
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Letter and Cap Paper.
Invoice o. ENtrs Superhne Commercial Post and Cap
"A Psp-r at reyy loW prices, 10 eiose
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