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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

:. tlsiess.s v J I.--FUE MN lURk FROM IYNIU
BIRG.-Passcnpc leaving I.ynchhnrg by Sam
SIDE RAJ Road ON Tuesday AZ O'clock same eve
ming at Aliy Point with The steamship JAMESTOWN and
proceed direct to New York touching only Norfolk For
Through Tickets applyto LEE a JOHNSON
Agents Tor y Y. Va Steamshfa O.
= $ The steamer Roanoke Will continue to leave Citv
PINT every Saturday meniug nj o'clock heretofore
l.LLl Is
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virginia n Tennessee *. 70. Coinpnmy
PRESIDENTS OFFICE IYNCHBURG 1-56
fsN1sE Ninth Amman! Ieetin. Of th. -,ncahold.

tLsoi the rBlht X Tennessee Rail Road Company will
he hd 1T ihc Once Of the Company in this city WddS
"9 inc I'm 'y 81 'r'H5cr next by order Of the President
w. H. HUGHES
$500. Sccry Board Directors.
Proxies 10 represent Stock in the General Meetings
sha only be valid for the space Of years from the date
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

! Parliament al .aH#8- aaai the country The
Impurities on Mr.. >pooneT's motion and on the
/ proposed Sabbath Dissertation hill indicate the
quarter in which that strength lies though now
/ slumbering The next session may % much,
! and we trust will d. much. 70 dl.-.lafe tie b.
! thargy with which Parliament Wa < nora =
ehargeabe dafiog til session Il 10. though
upon the Occasion lat r,tsrrei II a. ef o- -.H'
e.fsr.. II ,hosrd fisht .f.t''
In a laie i.soe of tho Y,fsiniaa. sc Published a
correspondence between t. i !. Pryor = the
Memphis Eagle aud Euqa.fersad col J =. ~.
lam. a planter of l.su,.aaa- relative = Ia m.
tery5ew The latter Had recently haid ai.a ~.
Fillmore in which NJ T. lad declared i'm-s.t
to be- .1eoijedIy opposed {, Tho d7rt,a# =
saaar,5f Sovereignty. 1la Republican boar,
testimony To- the high personal chaFactas 81,
Nes.rs Pryor aud Williams. oud couis--rs Lat
it bh, Mt "a single doubt thai Col Williams
relate. correctly the conversation between NJ.
Fillmore and himself" Xery we'll Tint -,t-
ties that question Bat The Republican d=ife,
10 know ehat are Mr. FlImarr'- apjniun- Hf.u
tho restoration # the Ml--oun Compromise
ssme weeks ago We gave thu reasons which bod
satisfied oar own minds ,aat Nr. Fillmore would
nj favor - restoration If That oaeus aud unIa.t
measure. Tho Republican noticed them at Ill"
time. and il therefore unnecessary 10 repeat
them. Bat copy hi. morning an article ifaui
The BuGllo Advertiser. journal understood TO
occupy a confidential relation IL AIr. Fillmore.
which, W. do not doubt, expresses the -en'a.i IT.
of that gentleman. W. refer the Repub ican 10
that article a. answer 70 II, interrogat"r}
To be- the nominee Of their party fer u high IT
fee covers. from Democratic eye, a multitude
Of sins Before the Cincinnati Conventions TIM
ny Of our contemporaries, who arr now tn loud
ct aud lu.tie.t Of bis supporters. permitted
Themselves to .pcak ihcir thoughts very t.ely,
aud in terms anything hat complimentary, If til"
gentleman, who much 10 their surprise md ebt.
grin, received the nomination. OF tbs Chassis
tue Cleveland tOhio) PIajndculrr characterized
by the Louisville journal lfor We do Mt receive
il a. q" on Of the defco,t Of all The 81 p,ltrr-
Of Mr. Buchanan Before h- nomination III"
Piainlearr thought and poke Of Mr.. Il. a, fol
lows;
TIE small nHl malignant rii44c IS - weaftLl a#He
Of lafes Ruchansu GA Their e8llfs are eHa lFaf.H.
ia sell tie DnHaen,} 81 tenns1 i,ana into tho a8ni.
If the South Carolina traitors James Ht.asaal
uesaf was elc,tea by The people t4 any OIL ek#eHf
while le WAS fcd,r1lisi NE Has NpI OtE
TaRuHo DEMOCRATIC TELLING About HIS
toIb- KloOpsD BACHELOR !IEA.T. H. Haa.I
not receive The Ystos 81 a4a-Aayi 81 the people for
my Office Aud yet lay the fstrc # management ot
tie bbscst Kind 81 pelit. II machinery IT. AA. beau
ahIe for Years paat To crush The Democrats ptfts 40
Feuns} lfauia, L. Aang about IL ur#h bike uiI #faoo
~ kl every professional Thought III lt- bosom, lir
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VhrY lsegin 10 smell nrimstonc.

prominent Democrat 81 Indiana, high in Il
foe writ,'- 10 HI friend in TIL, city that "Iulia.
IA has gone 10 III, aud adds that senator Bright
who j. now in Illinois informs linn that state Is
the same predicimcnt.
Vow both these States were elaimed 10y the
Union the other day. sure for buchanan, vet,
we ppne that Ieat Governor Willard and Soma
Tor Bright. being both ON the ground, will be re
gnrdrd Ms moro relinhle witnesses thun the editor
of tn Union whose sphela Of vision is limited by
the width Of the Peuns ylvHnia Avenue.
Ii lhou, tn sham Democracy cannot curry In
diana and Illinois. when both Fillmore and Fro
mont haye electoral ieits in The field, what Mr.
thcrn Stnla can they carry If the, smell hrlm
stone already IN their strongholds in the North
West, how will they fare in New York. Pennsyl-
vauia, and New Jersey imerican Organ
The American party Of Delaware have nomi-
mated MIR. Cullen for reelection to Congress and
j I'm Whithy james I. Wild, and NJ. Gum, for
Presidential Elcciors.-Ib.
We learn from the National Ira that an Flee
toral ticket for the State of Maryland has been n
greed upon by the Fremont men in that STATE,
aud will be published in few days.-b
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

Coy. Wise made political htrrangae last 81
urday nightin Richmond. Gov. Johnson of Fen
ne--c, aud GOV Wright Of Indiana ME both ON
the stump. These are all lbroo locofooa easrr-
nors We have heard # none others who hayr
no far forgotten the dignity Of their position,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

cses of this Institution will be resumed ON Tho @ Mn
DAY September For Terms apply to the President OF The
Board Of Trustees or the Principal
). NJ. GARLAND Pres b Trustees
r NJ BROWN,
w T.. COLEMAN
aug lJdltaw&cts " W TifaIineo,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

According TO the London Standard, the Con-
servative party in England are again preparing
for momentous contest a contest possibly cad.
ing to the removal of Lord PalmerstJn aud an
abandonment of the system of governing without
party in Parliament or any where but at Court
The STANDARD says:-"We have the material of
such a party in ample force, both as regards
number and talent but the policy of the Palmer
ston Government and its abettors is not TO ava
ken that party by provocation, still less by ia.
voring encouragement. Time, however, and as
We think, a short time, will summon to activity
the now dormant spirit of the Conservatives in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

- ror Mustard Ground Spice Ccnnah Cloves for family
use superior Sugars brown, e3rc and loaf Toa Of
various quality AMI price and G. fees had to beat at
sep 22ts VALENTINE 4 itFNtXcS
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Mercury Opium other poisonous drugs r dangerous
compounds generally resut 10 hr sufferers from tis long
most atcug and annoying fall diseases by rcsortng
Carriers Spanish Mixture which contains of The
substances but etectutlY and full
acting specifically the Liver and Skin, Purifying the
Blood expeIug llr romans of cid medicines with which
the system has been eaEgcd opening The pores Of the body
assist Itself breaking up the disease,
and feenporatinR its energies.
See The cure John Longdun Of Va. he had fixed aud
chronic and Fever; chhs twice day for three
Nothing permanently cured him until he tried Carriers Spanish
Mixture bottles of which perfectly restored him to health
has he had chl since He only ont Of thousand
who experienced tho f. renewing effects of this valuable
purifier Of the blood Isep 10 Tia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

This ceriihe- that have used Perry Davis NeRetab.
Pam kD with in ct cholera ntantum,
bowel compliant bronchitis. coughs colds, &c. and
would ehccruiy recommend it valuable family medicine.
JAMES G BOOMER
Pastor of the Baptist Church. TIsRgHY. Marhas Vineyard
Messrs PERtY DAVIS SoN-Duar Sirs:-llavng witness
the beneficial effects of Your Pain Ller several
bysentarv and Cholera AorbHs within months past.
dcpane at benry oence TO tin suffering wouldma>t
rhcHtfy recommend Us such may he suffering
TN" aforementioned similar diseases saf aud ccctual
remedy EDWARD X. JLG.ER
Pastor Of First Baptist Church, Somerset. Mass
This rifles that have Tor several years ucd Davis Veg
table fnm Killer in my t,mly in several of those
which is recommended and dn1 very useful family mod
iriue. a. BRONSON.
Pastor of the Second Baptist Church In Fal River
Sold by Druggists Groeors aud Medicine Dealers every
whore, sep IL DIV
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Quoting EEriti.h Authorities.

British authorities IN our courts are consider
ed standard authorities for reference on doubt
tl points of law. The late Judge Daniel of
Nlfginiu, USED to tell with great glee, how, when
young man on the circuit, he saved clients
lite solely because the opposite counsel quoted
from British authorities. 1t occurred during The
last war,when the English squadron under Adni-
raj tockhun was ascending the Potomac rfef
burning aud pundetng the villages along lis
banks,a negro man was arralgned fer the murder
Ut one ohi-own color,the offence was clearly pro
we'd, md the only chance for his escape was
light informaty in the indictment. The pros
ecGting attorney. in reply To Mr. Danief- defence
OF his client quoted from British authorities shaw
ing clearly that the ground taken by the latter
was untenable While he was quoting aud speak
ing at intervals, bang bang went the cannon
from tn" british squadron. Daniels rose to an
swer. and with great tact seized hold of the
strong points of his opponents caase, turning n
completely against him.
"Gentlemcm.9 sajd he to the bench, 'the pros.
ecuting attorney quotes on the occasion British
authorities British authorities. gentlemen. can
there be ANY one IN tbs court room, except him
self. dead 10 feelings of patriotism, as at such
moment to listen 10 British authorities when
British cannon are shaking the very walls of tins
court house TO their faundatioui / pause for a
rcplyl'
Up jumped one of the Justices, highly eX-
cited at this appeal, and thus addressed the pros
ecutng attorney: Look here, Mr.. A, yon
had better STRIFE Is line from this court house
with your British authorities or I'll commit you.
Prisoner, you can 70! Crer, adjourn the Count
British authorities be id"
The prosecuting attorney was struck al IN
heap at these ertrn jadiciai proceedings andre
signed his office the very next day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

a 'I'''I N HUI tb'nt Of sInp Fn,rnt
niN' Ne and yer "uutsa Flutes for sale m " -
.5tllsS Nnsie saloon Heuf square, Lynchburg Y, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

= AHraH7u MINIS Noaern Grcfro - Horny NJ BaII
Nov WORK 10y the Author of the Niii vide World WA
fields ioDk Bauk Three Per Month or tho pr
Of Fast Living The Dd Regime aud the Revolution bv u
IunqufVHle Marion Lester, the Mothers Miea,t IND
dental Letters Of Napoleon and lnso hine Menor Of C
holm Poems by \ smith. iIcadA : Life Washington fn>s
ted tultpnS Life and Times Of Henry Clay De La Uo5ln
History "t the Secret Societies France Woods new o-
Just -sue Therapeutic and pharuacologv In
j. Il Ylor Lnean ESSAYS nj Benjamin Franklin Memoir
Of fow ell Buxton Life and Adventures Of Beck ourt Usr
fers tgazue Tor october Godey do Just received m
Express IANifIOENF 4 W Al KIN
SEP DTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

Daring the present quarter 81 a year III"
amount It money found in dead letters at the
General Post Office i @l3.00o, seven eighth7 Of
which has been restored to its lawful owners.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

y -, ""o haH mad experience in FFHchihs
= 's situation rs Teacheriua School or family ST.
'SIuel IN higher English Branches Mathematics French
tt"iuf, ~ Ref rences given. does desf'
~ ns we before the LIST December Would haveno objection
- IN ~, no1lh or West Address A B.
~ - IIrnlnrsnn. y Z
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

- Hams Dried Beef aud Beet Tongues at The new f"i,
/ 80 VALENTINE N HENING
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Il. II. DAVIS
sep % DIV


-, SEN6ERS, CHANGE OF StH1L
-On and after the st Of October the Passenger Iran
rive At Is p NJ 's " + II Gill.
sep y I'm - Gru. SUIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

HI,Fe direct from Tie Factories OF M1ssTs Aunon
' 'acoV b2nsack fac mixed black and brown teu'a
o llG.e Tor eentlemens riding pants which vii SCI
s,, on -, .'''"''hg terms y. b RUCkLR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

i .Ir-- -. IT ''tNiIhttr OF I4Imr.--
'1' az AN-d rates 10y the mqn48eturers Arenfs "io
49,. Il &. HARDY a. co
Petersburg
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aSI sscc"i,ed nnofhcr ioi OF Ehicnrr,uy
~ a sons celebrated Piano Fortes and for sale bg
W. Z GREENE
aug l'.lNcts Bank Square Lynehbury i,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-27

n superior lot of Pine Apple and riail Cheese Ad 1S
lie and Ialio" candles and Mack re in Kits Barre, ,l
Barrels w ENTINE HENlNG
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

PEoF Moons HAZE hxsreRArrvE w invites
peeisi the ads this article
unesae< ee!auAa of paper II has been I,tie
less than years before the public and yet II has be
ssol is intrinsic merit standard article upon the
saeive o. Al most all druggists, Gd the Chester Herald
says. at stands the heal of all remedies Of the
kind Ner this result all ssirFFiSing when il
remembered that disug ai-hed statesmen. well
many IF the medical profession. indeed ladies
and gentleman & tha hgksSt Intelligence. al parts
Of the eoan.ry TESTIFY that i has AID viii restore the
hair TIE head te bald al dandru ini
itching ans all diseases Of the sP and than n!
preserve the air, e us>d FIR tsiset purposes both
.cr. Try it.
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3 HOUSE .2s.i Tot Main street. between fE-uAlin
= a:.3 F.Fh LIT II feet froAt - deep The Ell
se property tse s.see flr pra. tole mIros snent
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penuhIicau Caanir Conveation.

,aroe aud enthusiastic Convention OF the
o.r,blieans of Wayne County. was held IN
- Court House at Centervii,e. Saturoa y
Msreb q. 1856, to nominate candidates Tor me
Is,,slasure. AMI for county Offices. John .
ys.man, Esq. was appointed presidenl:-
g. w Julian and Abner Bradbury, wee
ness;dants: and Oliver Butler and d. ..
p.vue. Secretaries.
Tse President stated the object Of the
uss,ioa in short and appropriate speech
On motion Of j. b. Julian, committee 81
"a from each Township was appointed 70
..,ort plan Of nominating candidates, AS toi-
~. Abingdon Township. Nicholas Smith;
n,.ton Joseph Bulla Center, j. b. Julian;
CIV Danl Bradbury, Dalton, Robert Lump
~, Franklin, Edward Sarbuch; Green.
r.st;el II. johnson; Harrison, Dr.. S. s.
povd. Jackson, Jacob wore; Jefferson, 4. ,.
W;,g;ns; New Garden. TEos. anton; Perry
II. ". Mcpherson; Washington. Jesse Hi
~; Wayne. J. S. Lyle.
. committee. Of one from each Township.
"a, also appointed to propose Resolutions for
de consideration Of the convention. Each
Tovnship selecting its own committee man,
IS follows: Abingdon Township. j. j SWING
gaston, Dan1 Clark; Center. Jesse p. Sid
dali; Clay. Brenton L. Harris; Dalton, John
Davis; Franklin, Benjamin w. Elliott; Green,
Joseph Lewis; Harrison. Rankin Baldridge
Jackson, Lem johnson; Jefferson, James
Walker; New Garden, a. II. Harris; Perry.
Ira II. Hu:chens. Washington, Caleb Lewis;
Wayne, James Perry.
A resolution was offered by Lewis Burk,
.ba, we defer the nominations It'll the LIST
Saturday, in September next-rejected.
r. Julian, from the committee on plan Of
uomiuating, reported,
Tha. each Township be entitled to one vote
for every fifty Republican votes polled in
1854. and one for each additional twenty five
votes Under this rule the Townships will
be entitled to vote as follows:
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JESSE HIArr, Sec

MURDER AT ZroNsvILLE.--We learn that on
Saturday about noon. the little village a, lions
vile. on the Lafayette Railroad. about fourteen
miles from this city. made the scene of
a terrible disaster \ company of men were
collected at vile deggery in the place when
ever there is harm done, doggery is sure
10 be at the bottom Of it-and, as usual. there
was quarrling and lighting. One OF them.
named George, crazed By liquor, and exasper
ated at some one Of the company, in the
act of firing a pistol at the crowd. or tie
person he was engaged with. when a man.
name not learned, passed hastily through the
crowd. on his way for doctor for his sick
child. and received The bullet in his head II
entered one ear and came Out at the other
killing him instantly. He fell dead on the
street without word The child died about
hour afterward. Thus liquor committed
two murders of unotfening people Is this
the 'hiIarity'' which liquor promotes?
The murderer WAS arrested. and IS now in
jail Along with him should go the doggery
keeper, and whatever punishment the first
receives. the other should also share Ind
ana JelYnaf 26fh.
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Fillmore and the Americans of Massachu-

The following resolutions were adopted BY
the Stale Council of Massachusetts,. is ae
session by large majority:
Resided, Tia! the American parry in Mas
saehusests already possesses satisfactory plat
form. aud thatit secs no good reason to chan re
it for another; il therefore simply reiterates is
adherence % the PLATFORM adopted at Spring
field in August last
Rssoleef. Tfas the American party IN Mas
sacAuse'ts will not support the nomination Of
Ms!l.rd Fillmore and Andrew Jackson Don.
el>ou u..il assured tai they do heartily en-
dor~e our American principles. and that they
will stand by and viniicate the Just rights oi
the freemen If the North. as well in the Ter
riiories as in the Sac. under all the prlnci-
pies and provisions Of the Constitution Of the
United SAFES
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Executors S ale.

FTH9E unde-~5-aea " Il oTeE al liable sale 5sa day
Ihur=iay the ~ Day u fourth month. April $50
tie ate residence Of Rebe>a VIZ Ier HE De-
IIoasahsi and Kitchen furnHurc, consisting q Cooking
and Pa-or s1sss Cars. Settles. Bureaus Tables and
" ash sands number of rearher Beds xr3 Bedssexis
large amount Of , i csnthia-. sheets CULTS
ani blankets If valuable quail With
graf variety tedious 4 credit Of
eisa. months VII - given ali three dol
s-- Notes and approved ssearity al be repaired Of
he purchaser. Far.hsr terms vii bs maic kaown On
tas daycf sale !EkE sIaH IishiEf-
NATHAN CHARLES,
Sd month. 10Th. 1854. Executor.
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MEssRs. EpIroRs-I dii not expect what
said would have called forth su>h plant from
a mortal. much less from one OF the .'Immor-
:als,' came forth in the last Broad Axe
I deny in toto. that l set the example of
swearing. lying Stealing. before my
children. and If they guilty of either. the
example must have been set them elsewhere
l have taught them likewise, that It Is wrong
10 &c. angry; perhaps some of their teachers
have exhibited fits of passion before their pu-
pills, who having the example s.: them. may
have INDUCED in giving loose rrins 10 their
tempers. contrary TO the '-home example. -
and went unrebuked for il by their teachers.
suppoSIng that 1t was right, because followed
By them. Thus the pupils would probably
be induced 10 lie and swear occasionally
thinking it it was not wrong To &c, angry.
they could therefore lie. swear. and even
steal. without being guilty OF any very helm
Gus offence.
In reading. we cannot tell what the writer
intends. and We have to conStrue every thing
as II comes TO Us in the most reasonable
manner.
As some Of the scholars are said TO be
guilty OF theft. it would perhaps be well for
the Trustees TO investigate that matter.
ON HUNPEREr
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CARRrAeE 1919 ~ R1cHMoxn.-We &c

CARRIAGE MAKrSG IN RIoHNoND.-We call
the attention Of those wishing a good, sab
stantal Carriage. TO the advertisement of our
old friend and fellow-cilizen, S. r. LIPPIScorr,
SO long and Avorably known in connexion
with tia. business; T. business which has ad-
ded much to the reputation of our toxin for
good mechanics. Mr. LiPpiaeott, has eonsid
egably enlarged MS borders" this Spring. by
opening a repository Ia New Castle. where a
carefully assorted stock Of Carriages will be
always on hand. He informs Us that he is
making all the running parts Of lis Carriages
from second growth Hickory, procured from
near the lakes, 50 that he is enabled to get up
q Job at once light as well as durable and
strong. Each article Will DC warranted 10
give satisfaction. We commend Mr.. LIS we'll
known taste and judgment in his line TO a
discerning public.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13

~ The Riehmoni Eagairer al socales the
passage ola law by the Legislature of Virgins.
which shall prevent Northern men. residIat in
tha. State, from writing letters to their friends.
or to newspapers, exposing the vices OF slavery.
The silest despotism in Lur pc IS no. worse
than this. le, men call uch tyranny by The
name al Demo esacy. A. d those only are
''na.io1alp' men 20 sustain it.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-03-13
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

7SROF WOODS Hair nestor alive is no doue3 Inc
most wonderful discovery Of this 1T progrers.
n, al owing Is from distinguished member e the
F.. odsr al profession.
ST. paw, January /. fg-5.
Prof o. WooD-Dear Sir: Unsolie.te Cd sens yol
ths eertiisste After being nearly bald .pr long
tisa. and having tried all the hair restoTaves etsat
ana having f4ith in any, induced, her ~
Il oars. 10 give il trial placed my est i sh9
hands Of tar5er, an8 the Restorative then pf.iies
and e.. ruboe ia, Ill the scalp all gios tAls
repeated every morning. ani il three wee'ts ~
young hair r1sared. and grew rapidy from August
las. the tione AM is Kew thick b. ii
afera harsh ri sviry what little there of T. aad
thIs little disappearing rapidly sttii yoar
Restorative aoout rica wael. AMI bsii a.Tu
good and perfect crop Or hair- Now have read 81
those e-~-s n3 s no has n9t1-but have never seen
any ia which any persons hair real
y bensliia1 by any OF the hair toies. Sc of the IA
nd il sea: gives pea - eeoTa the rast,t
NV experience ! have recommended yonr prepare
tioa others, AMI il already has large and general
sale :hg o,ighout .ie Territory The people a4se
IL Effects sul have confidence in il Ill who
used i, v IL coincide with in what have
ten The supply You seatse "a the wholesais sgsl,s
# the Territory, ars exhausted. and daily ia
1uiries sfe for it You deserve credit far .-aur
discover. Tor one, rou asass for
- dong nl. for certainly had dcsY@ire4 .aEs.
long ago, electing any sueh 4as4ts. feoagrst
ulse you that fortune land large oae1 j. already
made Yours, hastily, J. " BOND.
irzH OF Bond Kellogg. Druggist.
Haat. = =
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1yWhilst Spring is j. suerreotvping the

IS-W hist Spring is u gnerreotyping the
phiz of Old Winter, our friend WArsoN, IS
taslly engaged at his elegant ard conIforta-
able rooms taking likeEesssss Of the masses
who are crowdinG there, to obtain one Of lis
superior make. There IS one fact connected
with cur friend VS. operations that deserves
particular notice, and is probably, the secret
OF his success in the AIT, and that is the
ugliest man in town declared that the PIC
ture taken of him by Dir. Watson was q beau
tiful." Go to Watson's.