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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10
Connecticut State Eiec,;o,

NEW HAVEN April s-Re,urns from 100 towns
show 90 opposition and GO Democratic candi.
dates elected to the House, with Al towns yet to
hear from The political complexion of the SEN
ate is doubtful.
SECOND DISPATCH
HARTFORD. April S.-There is no election of
State officers by the people.
THIRD DISPATCH
HARTFORD. April 3.-The Senate is decided
ly fusion. The House is doubtful. There is no
choice by the people for State officers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10
ETpiosion at the Montreal Gas FORKS.

MONTREAL, April7.--At 3 O'Clock yesterday
ipnrning the Purifying house of The Montreal GH>
Works blew up Three men severely burner;
ntp dangerously. The explosion was caused by
one of the workman entering the hndng with
mn unguarned lamp to search for an ercaR' "t
gas. The machinery escaped without nlorv.
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Rndie2 EnllnH.

NEW YORK. April Tive bodies were found
in the Sound near Whitcstono on Sunday in bar
rels, supposed TO be the bodies of the captain.and
mate OF the Eudora. An inquest was to be held at
Flushing yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10
Heavy Robbery of Diamonds.

NEw YoRK, April sth.-The jewelry store of
Ball, Black x Co. was discovered this morning
to have been robbed of 100000 worth of da-
monds. The robbery is supposed to have been
committed by one of the employees, since miss
ing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10
DIED

his residence Bedf ,rd county the 9th Of April 1856
EDWARD MERRYMAN, about So years Of age.
The decea sed has left dsconsoste widow and nine chill
dren lie formerly from Wangord CT, though for near
forty years resident of Virginia. Hewas kind husband,
Ree0nate father ndugeut and of unusual pune
ua all his dealings and by his industry had accumulated
syery handsome estate N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10
M aPRfED

On the evening the cd of April Trinity Church. Rich
mand by Rev. Mr.. Wilson Mr.. JOSEPH SEAY former
~ Of LynchGprs Va. and Mrs. ASENETH b COOKE, Of
iliehmoid.
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FIR nj Er1minrbom

FRAMINGlIAM Apr,l THE depot of the Bos-
ton and Worcester railroad at this place. was
tirely destroyed by fire this morning.
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The p1nbJUGIe

The Philadelphia Bulletin has an editorial AL
vocating the annexation {" Penn y'saiiia ut thf
counties forming the Panhandle OF Virginia.
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Nomination for NuUor

PHILADELPnA April The city Democrat
ic Convention has nominated Richard Vaux as
candidate for Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

Ia SNhi"-hy 'fluc of deed trust executed by H. Il.
ieson, anu duly recorded In Campbell county, shall
"" inc ,olh day of April 1856, proceed sell
~, @ very valuable residence of said lggou Crae
Hl me mousse contains eight rooms In excellent reunlr
WIN an necessary cut houses, garden we'll Sc
'lno ana ey virtue Of decd executed by JIM T.
Noosoh recorded In clerks office uustlnys Court will
sen ne resi1ohe' OF said Wooisou, Federal lil The
aere-with n good we'll, garden Sc
Persons wishing 10 purchase requested examine tho
properly mere advertised before day OF sale npportun
Is such ASH rarely offered
nc s'o WIN lake place at o'clock, p m. the premises,
commencing al Lggons house Terms made known at time
of sale. TIIOs I KIRkpATRItiE ,,,st,a
nnl llnnhioh ihnnlt
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Sheriff Of Amherst county,
APP fdW9w And AZ SUCH Commissioner of the Court
yNKUsTEE's sAuE.-u, virtue of 3, deed al

rust executed TO tho undersigned bearing date the p2d
January 300 duly ofrecod In tho clerks Office
court of Campbell shall on Monday the 2lst ay Of Apr
next or me next if day thereafter the PROMISES
eeed To tho tract OF LAND upon which Iorato
resided at the time of his death Campbell Court House
containing about eighty (sO lcsel together
WIN an inc improvements aud appurtonaneeB thereto attach
"a ana belonging Inning the same heretofore sold William
Moore ana TO be sold In consequence of failure
part ofsaid VIM Moore 10 comply with the
also deem proper 10 thai shah hold the said VIM.
Moore responsible for loss deficiency hlrh
gear between the first and last sale for all expenses
dent thereto lhesaic will be made upon aud IL months
credit and the purchaser required bond
proved security. The title Ia belovodt
except rs to the widow DOVER possession be given
on the LIST of January next earler-bu will convey
such title only as Is sesedn us by said deed
AMI 1dSc,1s a u pti' Trustees
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CANOaDATEs FOR OFrICN.

Eg We are authorized TO announce JNO ROSSERa can
apl Ocde
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VAI.UAmLE wL.CKsuurm ron SALE.

ny '"7UV 0I doVfoo Of The NIreult C0nrt Of Am
norst county pronounced In the of admir-
lether ~et me undersigned Commissioner appointed by
'ho a oour "i proceed 10 sell public auction Thurs
Gay me ''th day of Aprtnes fair
Jay te,eae SUNDAY excepted at the Market House In tho
w. u lSnohnutR Negro Man, named Watkins belonging
to the estate of Molly Cashwe deed This man ia an nren
Gus mechanic and extremely valuable will
months time except small money to pay expenses
OF sale The purchaser will entitled TO his hire for the
present year $500 and possession tho wear
sha sen snch title as vested In by the aforesaid
o"t the hue undoubted. &. H. RUCKER
Sheriff Of Amherst county,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

n retiring fr0ns Husincss, tnke p1enssss in
recommending to nlopda and patrons my suceessois IN
business Pman Wade Charlton and feel assured
any business entrusted to them viii claim at their hands,
prompt aud undivde attention. p. Il. WILLS.
nj I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

NEW FIWM.-Thc undersigned have formed
~ eopartnershlp and will transact general Produces
Commission bushes, In the name of PITTMAN, WADE n
CHARLTON In the store formerly occupied by Wills Pitt
man BLAKE plTTMAN
(I.ate of NILS 81 IfttmanO
JAMES WADE,
r. j. CHARLTON.
pcteraburp Aprl ], laa6. Uate Of Wade 4 Charlton1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

We authorized - EDWARD ID.
hHNlSIlAN candidate election Office Com
a2nwcahs Attorney for Campbell county ensuing
FAM AZ c3ta
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

JAS. {. HuPI. %. HUNT
HUNT n BRO, General Cs0Dstsstea Mer.
. CHANTS, VIHaIs1A ST. tbetveen Cary H. sna -. q
- H. X Dspot) solicit consgnsepts VI Tobaeco Whea''
fiour, and produce generally tor sale
They torw produce merchandise saBt 70 Lnei
Prompt personal paid all business eonded
10 thom.
Rchmond March Goth 1855 Una cots
nlIll ANA EE ET eEAsONED INCH
uOVeUVV Hutton Wood 1900 feet inch Button
Nooda superior article Tobacco Boxes For sale by
X. H. NHITLOcK SON
ma 21d2m. Richmond, Va
LDu1I1P RAuM, Eagle Foundry, Cnry ST.,
u QiETWEEN PEARL AND l5tb) kfCHMOND VA,
manufactures LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES, TENDERS RAIL
ROAD CARS aud all descriptions OF Raroad Mschinsiy
stationary Engines of required Also Perasis
Engines with decided others hereto
fore made. (trom 40 horse power wheels weiA
adapted to farming purposes getting lumber &c. with I'M
proved Circular portae Saw Mills attached Of ls I'd and "a
,ass Mining Machinery Grist aud Saw Mil Machinery, Forg
ngs aud Tobacco Factory Fixtures Of every kind Also,
lraas and Iron Castings ma 10 order. p RAHM,
II cNiiin A 81 Richmond
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

Il EEl' TusE PIANO AND MONEY TOO
IN II undecided where get the CHEAPEST
and HEST PIANOS ust postpone the matter until you
I'll r. NASHS trial You retain the money
until the Piano has given satisfaction.
He willing give bond and security to furnish you Win
u superior Instrument at n low price.
Orders especially entrusted to selection always receive
particular care u 4. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
a. Sycamore, corner Of baQk rfreet,
nm IA prterabnrg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

w. PAINTlNG-1h Subscribers would respectful w
INT ~ inform their friends and tho public generally YY1
that they have associated themselves together y
for the purpose of ting the painting business House
Sign aud Ornamenia9 in all m b,anchea In connection with
their Chair establishment Water street few doors below
Main, at the old stand Of &. a G, II, Hardy.
The painting department will be under the hraEe Of T. j.
HARDY who has had experience OF IL years In the busi
icss and competent work that line
In the Stale Prices mndcraui bu good hands
employed aud all work executed faithfully aud promptly.
The department viii be under the G. II.
HARDY who viii his cNrrtions sustain the
which the shop has enjoyed for the last 40 yeara.
assortment all kinds Of plain and Chairs
handi aud orders illtd promptly and with dispatch All
work warranted Cane reied repairing and rcpanting
promptly We hope by close bust
. receive large share Of patronage.
We Will hang paper aud Written walls at short notice,
gS-Call At the sign If tho big red Chair
spi 4d1,v6cts G H. HARDY & BRO
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~ we are authorized to announce WILLIAM STONE
tamohrl county " - a dt1o
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vftl1N =. '-IaNNN 3
ft5&yENN ARE FOR THE SPRING TRADE, 1856 NJ IN
49, -ANDHI bpNt. importer, Aholesule aud MIN
RA1 Rol dealei hna Biass md EartheI ware @AAb
Looking Glasses lard AID liable Cutlery silver Plated
Wooden Willow aud Stone Ware, Lamp
Girandelcs Goods, 81, Sign the BIG PITCH
Err Lyuchburg Va, Is receiving aud opening
large well ted stock of the above goods with
great many others two numerous to mention Country
chants and others woud do won coll
examine my prices before purchasing psos here
sell cheap any otoc house of she kind In Nr
lira going the country viii he securely packed.
ANDHEW BOYD,
Sign of the Big Pitcher
apI 33,y lm LynthAurg, Va.
--sfe WvtheyIlo telegram capv Vear
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

huSsOGUTlON.-Thc partnership of villa
- rirTMAN Is this day dissolved by n y Wits retir'
Ing from business T. Il. WILLS,
BLAKE PITTMAN.
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TEyE subscriber being thankful for the liberal patronage be
on of which he has been
promising that means shall be exered To
plea would respectfully ask continuance OF
H. same to the new J. Il. Is H. Nowln ard
hnps bu able attend - their business In
j. S0WfJN.
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THN subscriber begs leave return his thanks his
d friends for their very liberal patronage Tho
which he has belonged and asks continuance
thor patronage to the new concern.
ian 1S-cis BENZ, ii. NoWIlN.
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~ ware authorized To announce MATHEW b. NOW
LIN candidate for the office Sheriff OF Campbell county
AZ ..It ensuing cLeCtol fl l. llSctde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

tENTLEHIENs GOODS FOR 81 - pa L
IN SUMMER subscriber has received his stock for
Snripr and summer consisting of the usual variety OF Mn
md cnored cloths Skins Fancy Marsailles and SIX
wide Dap DeEte and large lot Of linen drilling and Mar,
saies for pants, suits Sci Shirts Cslars and Drswers-an
kinds and sizes and make half hose gloves sus
lenders handkechef cravats scarf ties and All kinds OF
His stock of trimmings 1.-THE best to DC i0"ha IN ms
place ,,. -, :, ,o,- =. .hev csp h.
bought elsewhere be made to order snort hoses
Gentlemen will please call and examine before BUYING
Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

~ Iynehhnrg College will b. held the pastors study Of
the Mothods Protestant Church, Wednesday afternoon at
l o'clock. Also meeting OF the Building Committee. n
punctual rdaueo Ia requested.
by order Of tho hoard, Il. u, CHRISTIAN,
- Ssers larry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

~ cciVed several brands fine Cigars IN original
among which suit the faHtinus taat's
We have made arrangements receive nne Cigars direct om
tho manufacturers Havana aud intend keep sale
At all tunes the approved brands OF genuine Havana
Cigars in the market j II. THOMPSON & co.
mi Ats nd Dru guis
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FuNO THE EADlEN.-Thc snbscrfbcr kanrw
y takes great pleasure In Informing tho adica aud
the public generally that she will open on MOI day, ~
Handsome assortment OF SILK, Grape, Lace Hair aud
BRAID nonneis Chllfens Flats Dress Caps Ribbons aud
Flowers They have selected with from III,
most fashionable houses She feels assured they will please
and respectfully soos tho patronage of her former friends
and all others who thing her line Of business
2ldis JANE SIMPSON
Z sRapc nnv
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u 7.
ISOLATED Themselves together under the style and firm y"
J. b. a. b. II. NOWIlN.tor the purpose Of doing general
GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS ia the city ~
vuchnrp and have formerly
cpie b yor Tnsley Co.. next door the old stand OF
N6wn Aperon where they will be pleased TO see their
Old friends aud the public generally They will keep con
Sta Irv Goods Liquors e. which they will sell low for
cash or 20 punctual customers short time.
} II N0WLIN,
tate Of the Arm Of Nowlin q Apperson
B II. NOW. Is.
of the Arm of Davis, Nuwlin . Co.
Il,
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a s'sssI. ssh, fS56.-XOuNG MEMS DRESS
IN FROCK COATS.-Thc style Of Frock Coats for
Young men real They pronounced by eompetent
Judges the elegant out this Spring coors
Black Brown, Blue and Adelaide. .o,.,.,u,,
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

OFFIc 4 VA, & TENN. X. r. Co.,
Lyuchburg March 29th 1856
CALLED N LETTING of the Stockholders
IN the Virginia Tennessee Railroad Company VIII %
held the Office ofte Company in this city, on "Wednesday
The Both of April, 1866.
BY order Of the Beard of Directors
IA TITS WIN. II. HUGHES, Secretary
:. -I,tnnrs adyer,ising for the Company copy
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VA--NoTtE-in taking charge of tho above establish
mont would respectfully solicit continuance OF tins
patrons the iioel aud TO ohts ASK them 70
call table shall alwayh be spread with all tho
ecncra soason The servants all attentive THO
shall have the best attention ,hr am mas
win that the ladies who patronize tho Hotel
shall Rrhtcd and all ash share OF busy
The furnished in the best STYLE nnd Is o-
In quiet part of the city My Omnibus VIII always Dc
the different apots to attend cusomors-to carry them
aud fro JOSEPH Il. CAHNlNdION,
~ 1Dhhes IroprietOr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10
MISCELLANEOUS.


Il Quite crowd Main street, Friday morning
curiosity mpred Us to ascertain the We approached
AMI were satisfied II Of men, dress
ed In one of Glass Rain.s style Spring Coait was
really beautiful Upon making further inquiry, found II
was called The PARoDI OPERA COAT. II throws every
thing We havo seen ths In tho shade. Young gents
You want to no considered fashionable at once
apl
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o-y. READ sT-Ancr having served "a

III ~ regular nppronie oshp In the town OF Front oyat
AK years perience with John H. Bailey, In
the business located the lower end OF Main street,
IyncbburR where prepared TO manufacture CARRIAGES
WAaoAs WHEAT DRILLS, With Cuano, Plaster and Seed at
tachmenls, &c, to order.
disposed patronss will have the sIlcost
tentnn paid them.
I will make Wagons win wood or iron aNlcs
Wheat Drills kn the Eohr Il Jackson DriB
They will be put the and they
demand those viii 10 well TO give early orders 20
ma 3 c6n GHSA. -. FLYNN.
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fE,O sNsFasEK- an ySB1CGD WEST,
a VIA BALTIMORE. MD-1ho undersigned, Forward.
ing Merchants and Agents Of Tho Pennsylvania Rarosd Mt
baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
TO ALL POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH-W WEST,
acquaintance with the trade having been for
large part of the Tobacco
ing West through Baltimore they atter Themselves that they
give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight as low as by any other line.
consPnmen to or from the West solicited, and puncunlly
attended MAGRAW q kOONE,
50, North street, Baltimore.
Refer to Jacob IIcad ( Co. J. Brandt r Baltimore p l..
Dudley. W. T Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt a Preston, Miller &
Crenshaw, Lynchburg cronshaw &Co, Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-10

~ We are authorized to announce X. q. DOSS = ca
e -r the ONCE OF sheriff o Janpbo.l county
II, Int,
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EaKsGI.ON sEAS.-We hnvr for sale IA toi of
oregon Peas, which aresng fhe attention OF the farm
cl4 rs food stock and mproverof land Those who
vn en- them fair trial. speak fayoraby of the Pea. For
,ail by j. ii. IHOMPSON a Ca
ma aI,ieoifts Druggists
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N his friends aud the public generally that he has located
Cornhian Hall Main street, square nbove the Bank ltcl
moni where prepared furnish every style of PIC
TIRE known in the Photographic Art Give him call I'M
you shall not be disappointed
nov 26dlwScly i. r. GIBBS.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-12
From the New orleans Picayune, Nov 80.
IMPORTANT FROM NORTH-
ERN MENICO.

ERN NIENICO.
| We have received the Brownsville (Tcxas)
Flag of the 18th, from which we copy the an
nexed interesting intelligence
Since our last issue, the political lorizonover
our turbulent neighbors has undergone a COM
plete change. Then the prospects of the insur-
gent chief Vidaurri, seemed to besreduced 60
very low ebb; now they are declared to be bril-
liant BY rapid movements he seems to have
retrieved all his losses and has now more tiattef
ing prospects of success than ever. ~ IF
A little more thana week ago. Gen. Vidaurri
was in possessionio the frontier as low down the
line as Canargo. His possession was but mo-
mentary, however. Learning that a large force
of government troops, under Cara, was march
ing upon his stronghold of Monterey, he hastily
abandoned his positions here on the river, and
put back by forced marches to meet this new
enemy in his rear.
He proved too late, however, by day orltwo.
His enemy had got ahead of him, driven his for
ces from Cadeireta and Monterey, Vilaurris
forces falling back from the latter city to the
Black Fort or citadel, which commands the en-
trance TO the city. In the meantime NidaurTi's
vacated positions on the river are all re-occupi-
ed by the troops under Gen. Garcia. Against
them came from the vicinity of Victoria, one of
Vidaurri's colonies, Martin Sayas with large
force, and in attempting to capture Camargo,
got himself badly beaten, and was repulsed with
a heavy loss. Nothing daunted yidaurri push
es ahead, presents himself before Monterey, is
Joined by his allies in the Black Fort. divides
his forces into two columns, commences the ons-
Taught, and after an hour and a half hard fight
ing, finds himself again in possession of the CITY,
Simultaneous with the news of Vidaurri's
new successes, comes the Intelligence of a revolt
against the government in Tampico and Victo-l
ria; both of,which places it is said, have pro
nonnced.n and imprisoned the officers of the gov
ernment. q
From this it is seen that the whole frontier is
induleing in the delicateiuxury of Stree fiphtn
and the interior iuirinp from The latest intelli
We have aIso received from an esteemed
friend at BrownsyilIe the following extract.
| from letter. dated Monterey. November l4tb
giving an account of the fight between Gen. vi,
daurri's command, and the government troops
under Garya, which resulted ia the total defeat
81 arrived here vesterf,ay After an EIGHT
DAYS march from SCamargo Garza entesefl
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DIED

pkHsuNsp Or gentleman would re.
main under the brsatl when II, se
ing the OF THorsAsp PLowEHs. denries would
not Il sweet but leave the vIe as alabas
The sHhjeet Is dsiisats, their friends never mention
u Four as5nsie drop Of the Balm your toeth brush
last 4 year. - '.s
easily acquired by using
the Balm OF Thousand Eowers.r n viii remove tin
Pies and treekes from he leaving il Of son p, fs
afehne- Wet teel fas or three irons s,s -
the face night and morning. s, II r = - : e.'
SHAVING MApE EssYs-iyet
warm or sold Eetst, pour three rpps ssrlsi, a.
Thousand fioyess rub beard wen and X vim raie
ing. Prise only MY cents. - = ~ .'As
~ = W p. RETRIpGE CO.
=. Fsankiin Ssln4re. New York.
~ sac y - - s.ets - = CO. Us ;e1i-1ydaw
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PROF. woop-Having experienced the magic eneet Of
your Restorative, drop you this upon the subject
About two years ago my hair commented failing on and
turning gray was last becoming bald Inst friend who
tnes; try It. although had but little faith
had before tried other remedies commenced
using your Restorative Jannhry applications
fastened air firmly II began 70 f MP grow out, anG
turned back to color (bnc At this time II Is
fully original health and appearance,
and cheerfully recommend Its use TO ALL
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Nosfu EAsT, PennsyivaI

u
SIR In having hair, for several years
past not only gray but perfectly white have cut short
and worn caps view; but three months
since Twas induced your hair Restorative, and
Justice say, It's effects almost
chanyedjt gradually 70 all its former as
when under the influence OF the finest
OIL earnestly therefore, recommend it to every lady as
The world = = BETSY SMITH
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WORTH Knowing.

Prof Wood has discovered areusds for the gray and
bald whicfis Practicable cheap 1t requires
dyelng Wig, extraordinary trouble. There can
be doubt whatever ofits ecacy wchaye seen test-
noniais almost without number and from OF great
tellgence, high standing and moral worth. tlfl
Thosewho have been bald are wearing their
own hair, and appear younger they did six
months As In gray and bald heads
are both premature and unnatural, II is duty remedy
Wood has invented, kindly the acted
Read his advertisement try his wonderful remedy and give
the Professor new testimonial. 81 * F 10 y
Pfice 81 -, bottle. sale by LAUaHLINs
& BusiIFIELD, Wholesale Druggists. noy1
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REMOVAL OF JupeE LIE CoNrTs 1t is stated
in the Washington Star of Monday, that it is
the'inipres of many rarely mistaken in their
judgment of public matters oflthe kind, that the
President, on Saturday, removed Jndge lie
Compile, of the Kansas bench. We believe they
are correctin this opinion. KentucISans around
US think that james o. Harrison, Esp, other
State, is to be his successor our opinion is
that they are right in this also. g