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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23
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1
The above expressive heading As
placed by the Richmond (ya.p Enquire
over a four-colamn article, written to
prove Mr.. Bachanan's complete subsor-
vlency to the Slave Power. I, closes
with the following summary Of his
Congressional and Official labors, to
strengthen and uphold slavery:
The Richmond Enquirer adds;
l. In 1886 Mr.. Buchanan supported
bill to pFohih,t the circulation Of Abol.-
iion papers through tho aail.
2. In the same year he proposed aud
voted iol the admas ion OF Arkansas.
3 In 1867 nc deaouccd and voted
TO reject petitions for the abolition OF sla.
very ia the District sl Columbia.
4. In 1897 he voted for Mr.. Calhoun's
famous resolutions. defining the rights
of the States and the limits of Federal
authority, and affirming il to be the duty
OF the Government to protect and uphold
the institutions Of the South.
S. In lS3S.9.40 he invariably voted
with Southern Senator'S against the con-
sidera'ion of an,i-slsvery petitions.
O. La lSl4-5 he advocated and voted
for the annexation Of Texas.
z. In lSl7 he sustained the Clayton
Compromise.
s. Ia 1850 he proposed and urged
the extension OF the Missouri Compro-
mise tothe Pacific Ocean.
8. But he promptly acqsiescsd in the
Compromise Of 1850. and employed al!
his influence in favor Of .ke faithful ex.
eea'lon OF the Fugitive 8 se Law.
10. In 1854 he demonstrated agains,
an enactment OF the Pennsylvania Les,s-
latare for obs,ruc,ng the arres, and re-
turn OF fugitive slaves.
". In 1854 he negotiated for the ac-
QUESTION of Cuba.
IL. In 1856 he approves the repeal Of
the Missouri restriction, and supports the
principles Of the Kansas Nebraska Acs.
l3. He never gave a vote against the
interests OF slavery and never uttered a
word which could pain the mos, sensitive
Southern heart.
The prominent facts of Mr.. Buehan-
ans record touching slavery are thus
grouped into single view SO that tho
person OF the least patience in research
may ascertain At q glance how the Dem.
ocra,ic candidate stands in respec, to tho
great issue Of the canvass. In this state
ment we give not detached passages aud
isolated acts, but we bring the whole his
tory OF long life to bear upon the popu-
lar mind with the irresistible force OF
truth. This rapid re,rospee, discloses q
consistency and an efficiency Of service
to the South, which fastery eau claim
'or no other living man. Mr.. Buchanan
is not only ,indicated from caumny; ho
is no, simply shown to be exempt fram
Just reproacn and worthy OF confidence
ae is promoted to his proper position in
advance Of any and every statesman of
he North, in the confidence and affec-
ion OF the people Of the South. He de-
nands not mere recognition Of his at.
achment to The Constitution, but un-
'ounded applause for such service in :he
interest OF the South as no other man can
'oast. Agains, the capt.ous criticism Of
desperate adversary, refining upon
echnlcal distinctions and skulkin2 among
bubbles, the Democracy oppose this In
attention of their candidates.
ldelity.
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ssT The following is from the Rich.
mond Enquirer, one OF the chief organs
OF the national party, which is support.
ing Mr.. Bnchanan:
Sumner and Summers friends must
be punished ard silenced. Government,
which cannot suppress such crimes as
theirs has failed Of Its purpose. Either
such wretches must be hung or put in
the peni.entiary, or the South should
prepare at once TO quit the Union.'
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| CAPAIGS SoN0.-The following is q COPY ,
the original Fremont ssng from the pen of
lady OF this city, which was received with sue
rapturous applause at the meeting of the Youn
Mems Fremont Club at South Market Hall, o
Saturday evening last:
| Political Judgmsn. Day.
| As composed for aud sung by
| MN. 8. A. FAssETr.
AIR" Old Dog Tray"
The day Of grace is past,
And reck niag comes at last.
The bold and the daring ones in vice shriu
away.
But tricks will not avail,
In guilt and fear they pale
Bufcre the people Judgment day.
CHORUS.
Douglas aud rirece have not been faithful,
The "White House, has led them astray,
They're our country's direst foes,
Have destroyed her calm repose.
But they'll Ie'er forget this reck'ning day.
Wen remember whs are true,
And We'll hold them up to view
Their courage for the right and rebukisg tn
wrong.
But Buchanan and his clan
Will be routed to man.
Before the mighty--Freedom throng
CHORUS.
Fremont and Dayton will be faithful:
Slavery cannot make them . prey,
They'er men of noble mind;
The path Of right they'll fad
To usher in the glorious day.
"Unole Sam" has trained his boys
To cherish Freedoms joys.
Bequeathed by the brave and the choicest mer
of earth.
But the rulers of to-day,
BY their foul, despotic way,
Disgrace the land that gave them birth.
CHORUS.
Fremont to their trust must be faithful;
Yield net to border.ruffian sway.
Bat united to man,
With Fremont In the van.
Proclaim the peoples judg ens day.
'Uncle Sam" provides farm
For each son, whose sturdy arm
Will plough, SOW and reap, and adorn the virgin
soil;
Bnt the land to freedom sworn.
Must by ruthless hands be torn.
And sacrificed to unpaid toll.
CHORUS.
The south to her pledge has not been faithful
Kansas she seeks for prey
But the North. too has her right;
To secure it she will fight
Till we usher in the glorious day
Ye sous Of freedom waksi
The chains Of party brake,
And show a gazing void that to Liberty you're
true.
The "White House" has no place
That a bach olor can grace.
So with "Jessie'' well adsrn IL anew!
CHORUS.
Fremont and Jessie" will be faithful;
"union"--"of hearts be their sway,
Tween the sunny, balmy South.
And the steadfast, busy North.
The dawn Of FKEEpos's GLORIOUS DAY
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Qoettp 4 Mistellanp

| - '~|>-S>~~~~--~I~-~~~~~~~
| vows.
iney wandered meath the woodland bouphs
! maiden aud her lover
Soft seemed the path beneath their feet
And bri ght the sky above her;
de spoke and she kept listening still
Breathing her low reply. 1will!"
"fhouit be my bonny bride,' quoth he.
MY gentle, loving wife,
The sunshine of my happy home,
The comfort Of my life!"
His eye was on her, calm and still,
She whispefed softly, " Love, villa
tie took her hand" These fingers small
Shall sooth my throbbing brow,
II coming years bring darker clouds,
And deeper grefs than now
But ihoalt be near to cheer me still:,
She answered fondy, "Love, will.n
'ihose soft' sweet eyes Of thine," said he,
80 tender and so true,
(Methinks never saw I'LL now,
How deep tn .ir violet blue,)
ihey beam through life as fondly STILL"
she looked up smiling" Love, they wilt,
and when the hour of sickness comes,
1t may be, too, OF death,
Thou wilt be near to tend and sooths,
AS | breathe my last BREATHE
The hand in his lay cold and still,
And tears half choaked her wild, Il vill,n
And then they parted--he to build
High hopes of wealth and fame.
Ard she, in fervent prayer to breathe
The one.loyed, cherished name,
de once had said" Pray for me still"
And she with joy-"I will, | will"
Vow ye who read all have told,
About this lady's lover,
very strange, though common, though
Viii surely have discovered
lie told her all she'd be to aim,
And yet must aver,
tie never said single word
OF what he'd be to her.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23
Ola Bull can't 20 old Buck.-Ole

Ola Bull can't 60 old Buck.-Ole Bull
the distinguished musician, i, is said,
feels most lively interest in the present
political contest in this country, between
Freedom and the powers of slavery. He
has contributed $500 towards establish
ing German Fremont paper in Wis
consin. It is also said that be has deter
mined TO take the stump in Wisconsin.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

: Der- BIZ. Why. Uncle Dooli,tle.
how dew you dews Dew come in and
rest little, dew; how devs aunt dew,
and wha' is she dewing now ?-nnd dew
tell us about the news. Come, dew sit
up to the table. and dew as we dew ::
dew help yourself. and dew talk some !;
and dew not make me dew al! the talk.
ing. for | shan't dew it. Now, dew say
something, dew
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

Fun.--'Bob. lower yourself into the
well and holler for help
What for 2
To frighten daddy, and make some
fun
Bob did as he was desired, but 90,
more fun than he bargained for, l. was
administered with a hickory sapling.-
Distance Ave aud half feet.
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Elect our candidate cry the Buchan.
an men, or we will dissolve tee Un.on.'
Elect me-, says Fillmore. or the
South won't submit. and will dissolve
the Union
Whether Col. Fremont is elected or
net, say the Republicans, this Union
must and shall be preserved
The Republican is Ire only party that
iuakes no threat against the Union.
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BaS The majo-lties for Fremont in
Western Pennsylvania are summed up
by the Philadelphia Times, after care.
lul survey OF the various counties, as
rather over than under 10000. The lis,
Of papers in the whole State which advo-
cate his election has run up,o eighty
seven.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23
say Some unknown poet has peIpe
,rated the following:
How happy Frank 10 Pierce must be
Since he's turned out 20 we'll:
For be can leave of war, an soon
In peace and Concord dwell.

@r Have you, in your album, any
original poe,rys' asked one lady Of
another. No., was the reply, 'bu, some
Of my friends have favored me with ori.
ginal spelling
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sN tell you, said warm friend Of
newly elected Senator, to an old sober
politician, your party may say what they
please. hut canno. deny ,ha, Mr.. C. is a
sound man.
That's just what we are afeard on
replied an old beeswax; ITS our op,n-
ION that he's all sound =
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

Public Speakiag.-'JuIius, did you
ever speak in puhlic2'
In course did
where z
In the perlice.'
And wnat did you say. Julius
Not guilty, Mr.. Snow--what else
could gemmen say under the pwessAa
oh de circumstances
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

%- A little girl observing . goose
with yoke on. exclaimed, why, ma,
there is goose got corsets on, i, walks
Just like sister Sally
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

E6 An exchange paper asks very
lnnocen,ly, if it is any harm for young
ladies to set in the lapse Of ages. Our
opinion is that it all depends on the kind
OF ages selected. Those frem eighteen
to twenty, we think are rather hazar.
dous.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

D6T Old Gen..-'Don't cry, little
boy. Did he hit you on purpose
Injured party.-'No, sir. he bit me on
the head. -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23
WILLIAM LEE,
BOOK BINDEI7,

One door east of the Post Office.
DIank Books, OF all kinds kept constant
ID ly on hand Counties supplied with all
kinds Of Blanks Records and other books tor
County otfices, al snort nsslce.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-08-23

CAPAIGS soxa.-The following is = copy of
the original Fremont song. from the pen of
lady Of this city, which was received with such
rapturous applause at the meeting of the Young
Mems Fremont Club at South Market Hall, on
SATURDAY. evening last:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-21
rUaoELL, z 1DD = co...
Il RU GGIS ATS
We OFFER TO COUNTRY AND TowS TRADE,
- il

We OFFER TO COUNTRY AND TOWN TRADE,
FALL OF 1866, l.
an GROSS Pelsk's vi<nn. Matches ono sulphar)
w auo PARTRIDGE Matches
b. French Matches (cant be blown for elgarsJ
% barrels Lamp and Tanner OIL = Ut - :
~ gross brown Windsor soap, Lovs. u I'D d..
loo box<. Extract of loxwoed. 40 ...
Go boxrs 10 and 10 y ~ 0lsss Brvuch.
500 Ds Nader prime. pr =
nv baskets Sweet on. best brand n
of Lead.
Ivy boxes rrAnsparvnt bar soap.
loo dosea Hair brushes.
~ rooh brushes.
10000 cr.r,, IN boxr. ..., I. ..... b.
10 grOss Yankee
100 600 Percussion Caps, a ID.
o. Hacking ..r
Of I
% rreach nd Hair on. y.
100 gross COLONIES. all prices pr
100 kegs Sup Cai soda
1900 Ne Tonana Beans, Augustine .......
% vsrmifugcs
20 barrels spts. Turpentine. frt
9OO buxes Chewing 4
30 gross Turf on, .......
Together 9Th varfy Medielnes Pants ons
Psmery Chemicals Dye siun ke usually By Dussls
and for sale REASONABLE terms by = : : r.
sd Doyr a
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LArScuEp.-Thc beautiful ship Eliza, heretofore motto
ed, MAS Saturday morning at nine O'clock launched
from t- -hp yard OF Messrs. j. j. Abrahams Son. with
the slightest trouble difficulty The builders have
bat que and large schooner to commence upon immeJi
ateIy, Richmond scoount-Baif. Sun.
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.nENHrIr oF I'D INsuHANoE.n

,.,uTenn ~ ~ - ~ lNsuH ANcE.n
q Mother aud six Children aud Mother and i've children
by Of
Husband Father within the months u
Yat'rs while n hes fu years .nce
thousand dollars other
purchased farms andlvere veil TO do IN e emperat industrious
and w few doubt would
po.sess-d hut each owed from three I've dollars
had not been Tor The received from Che Lf Insurance Pol
icies their necessity sold
IN The foregoing from The persons uho adunistered
the kstas The Insurance
Instances vhete Ihavs paid policies 70 pse. Who living
proceeds sho would dependant othe
Tor support thus proyisd By
and hef paid for losses ny death my Agency
taso and have Ius Tor 6nOo he
other for 5000 dollars
once Of rhe uutual Benefit Llie Insurance Company,
No. ~ Pearl street. Richmond Va
oc10 B W. KNOWLES, Agent.
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PAIL CAMPAIGN, 1896.

FAIL CANPAIGN, 1906.
FASHIONABL CLOTHING.
BEG leave return my many the patronage
upon close
patrons wants to merit a continuance Of the same
My facilities before and determined
eomp-tonl sell goods of the quality and
workmanship rs low house In my line Ia Virginia
ample Insure 1T. My styles
all
patterns call u
fully solicited all In need at Z Z Z MAIN STEEEI.
MY SMALL PROFITS, LARGE SALkSS-GOOD ARTI-
cLEs AND SATISFACTION To THE BuyER -. -.
se3 wM IRA SMITH.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
OC n % IL ID.
PARE FROM RICHMOND

Two Lynehburg ~ 50 To Lexington ~ %
II To Buchanan 4 90 To the Natural Bridge 30
Pare from both Richmond and LynehbuE ~
Satisfied fair trial. that the majority Of travel the
Boat are better aeeomodaied by leaving the evening
To the Old and amer the 22d instant, leaving
Monday Wednesday and Friday att r. NJ
A. NJ and seottsyi 2 NJ Of the hrst, and Lynehburg
aud buchanan and lexington r. VI. day.
Returning, leave Buehanan nj A. NJ, ynchburv
NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, reach Seosye lOH A.
New Canton at \ NJ, and arrive in Richmond
Th Boats At New Canton
and Buckingham C. H. and in scotisve with the
lotiesvlle.
sR See Tine aud Distances, In Gard below:
LSaSs Richmond Monday, L sgrs Lynehburg Monday,
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FALL AND WINTER STOCK
vALENrINE q SONS
CASH DRY GOODS STORE.
HITCH FIGURED plain silk. Of all styles
HI nmbre, Satin Striped and figured French Delanes
Med and low priced Mousselines and Persans
Bamba zines, Aipacca- and Mourning Saline
French English plain and plaid Merinos
French figured. and Coior-d Cassimeres and Doeskns
Embroidered Sleeves Collars and Sets
White aud black Grape Collars and Sleeves
Maltese and valeneiennc- lace SITS
Cambria, SWISS Thread aud Lille Laces and Edgngs
q Trimmings for Dresses
large 10 figured Plaid and Plain Ribbons
Lad. and Children's ooen aud Cotton Hos-
Gents, boys and Chia'- Hose and Hall Hose
Kid. Buck, silk Gloves and Gauntiets
Bleaehei an Sheetngs and shrngs tcheapl
Cloths, all qualities aud coiors, English and French
satinets Pulled Cloths, Ker-~ys and Plains
Plaid and Figured French FiAnnes for Saques
SIX v.vrts Tor Mantiias
Velvet, SILK Satin vesings
A full assortment of Ladies Gents and Mise. shswis
Ginghans, Habit aud Furniture Caieos
Red. Crib and Servants Blankets, all prices
Drnggct and baze
Table Damask, Cloths, Napkins aud DOues
Irish Linens Sheetngs and Pllo~ case Linen
manufacture Of hrst class Re
tail Establishment, aud unprecedented low pIr Tor cash
VALENTINE 4 SON,
Corner broad Capitol Capitol Square.
brought during the Fall and Winter
shall exhibit something desirable to
change
cash, will enable oder
and at lower rates than heretofore se2f
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JOHN w. GARLICK,
ID q al >T a ND APOE II O. A IL " :,

1856. FALL GOODS, Is56.
DIRECT FROM THR MANUFACTURERS
subscriber has beautiful
English Cloths black brown olive and blue Of his mpor
tAiion, manufactured expressly Lr himself)
Also,
ngs. &C. To which he would call OF
something really nice for the fall. w. ID SPENCE,
fashionable Ciothtrr nd
hrl8 Mrrclnnl Tall Ma srr
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r.It.,.,nps. g,nI,GES.

- II BnSilhk, srucE-s'n JaNEs hrHGE
nts Has nn hand, Of CaTTiS- Csst<
aud harness. Among wir found ESS->TeI-
hne Coaches wl outside seats, and seat Rock <S-
Slide Bugges and Buggies with without
which e particularly the ihos. any
Nrlr la the Carriage line, they viii he DISPOSED
nodating by application mandatory, No 2S Corner
Of al JaIt-Iv.
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HITCHCOCK a OSBORN
COACH DEALERS AND MANUFACTURERS.

No. sl3 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
II In = large fash
II ii cnSbl- COACHES. CARRIAGES BUGGlES CtSNlszSr
sULkEiS ani HARNESS, suitable for country and Etf>Tf
city made Of the hest materials and put XZk
er with much which will recommend friends
the puddle and sell such will the mutual
~ all Who ilyuE H. sill, their patronage.
Prom long rSrrrc business, and by personal
t-ninn hope merit continuance OF favoTs
promptly nl- and shipped Of the United States.
fr2-ty
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fhrH lA'nLEr. EpvLKD =.
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF

yuFkru LA.nLEr.
LAiDiEY a. ROBINSON,
GRADUATES OF THE PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF
PHARMACY FRd C7IUAL CHEMISTS AND
PHARnACkUTYSTS,
kffER TO country physicians and families perfectly 4,
~ nav aud TsH'n stock Of and reliable MEDcINEs ~
together suhuslss
sel VA the best
~ Chemical Pharmaceutical Preparations To order
and sent :" part Of the country.
LAIDLEY ROBINSON.
oolI Drug store. 9Th Franklin Streets Richmond
y. n. sEMPLE.
DRUGGIST, cog MAIN STREET.
uNHE SuBscRiBEs constantly receiving fresh supplies n
u Of Drugs, Chemicals, which pacu SK(
lar la purchasing from Importers OF undouhted NJ
tie i constantly adding In his already -
purchasing from arst hands, prepared not
lowrr, than house In the "
lie hAsrbAcrrkks OF his
commend them pure prescription purposes
Prescriptions compounded all night
most accurate and scientific a
versity Of Pennsylvania Colleges Pha.
pha and may he excused for referring
testimonial: 's
lave known Dr. semple veil for Ave years Physician
ana ApothecaIy. lie ha thoroughly
~ my opinion has superior apocAry knowee OF
fou kyaNs M
"Prof sargery In Medical College Of ohio
MED Cot 81 ohI". May 10, 1854 Z" Iyso
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The Hannah More Academy,
W. ELLINGTON, della w " T..

'UNt NEWNNfES Of puOF. v. NAIH o., The EN-.
.h Fftnf Nuhnr nnd Tesclcr have been
80 fi-for ~ ffcnch The inae ~ Wilmington rcmarta.
npp fif Winter - those ~
IN hRhT stufe The Academy arg Thoroughly venii.
~ SUI = Eafnedh ~ thrfe furntccs fictness
III @ ~ ~ sHd vigor improyed ~ feguiar exercisc
~ " npen tr md ~ laginr Bowling attschsd 20
ue housT Grsugf and 6nisd education can h. sea.,es
hnsc bravfg Oh Piun NecIle.voft gf latin Der.
ah rrfh ~ ue hfancies ~ study nssde
o. ~ ~ dtig sfnftl sithost sKtrs charge .. ~.
~ VI fifh sr seon % Ave months. Tor Boerd
feluat' ~ Engish anil gr.net
REYRRgNcsss
Df Wool Dover HHi-, near tchupopd Va r. Anderson,
seff-im I - = 80 = -
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GENTS FURNISHING STORE.
XNAI L nXN L NJ g

AZ just opened large aud handsome Asrnen OF cravsts
opers Ties Joinvles NaPleons and hcss celebrated self
adjusting Apron stocks Also general assortment OF half Hose.
SIX cotton ~ooiea other desirable Gloves
an. Al, the largest aud
OF Uadrsh. aud Drassrs made by uhich in
every instance guarantee perfect nt-
stikrs-hy assortment Of Ddnsk&Hs c~brdd SHIRTS Is
aud complete which superior In and hn
other, icing expressly Richmond trade
COLLARS OF kind and description, large al
ways hand. m III. W. y. OWENS,
ocl Hst@
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ALL HALLE!
SOMETHING FOX THE MILLION III
PROF. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL TnE ATTENTION OF AL. OLD AND YOUNG, TO
hi. wonderful preparation ~lel bach to u. oris
dsndraG itching aud all ea,spsou' erSpion.
G 5sr s T. @ s AIR. ~ :. e ss,sr s ADD yep
surely tie ,"u"s viii M =. e% yaIge he aos. oSs. ., ~
thousands.
un go w.ruuovS, Mas, May l. 1855.
power Jour Retorstys Three since being
I E,ay Pashad and soon % bottles
color ST. - ANN %F
apP.asd and de .csp an ne diag.sabs itching
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Of the sew York Journals. ofyeur celebrated it kfs
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stored 10y hair naturally 'nd have no doubt pensnsn, %
miss TEEKs. ae& oreen~'ch. Va.
have Professor Wood. aud
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Louisville, Nov. !, 1865. MARY A. ATKINSON.
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sIess,sry gray bot Sy s use Sss aso,s,,,s
Ex-senator Gsi,sd states.
tF,ou Ne gqslsagfon Srarl
Among The many preparations In TO- the restoring
servirg and bsautfYlug that
Prof woods Hair Restorative,
throughout ue states This preparation
Ne quaies, and falls n producing
he most happy results When applied according 70 directions We
refer readers The advertisement Tor few 81 The nnumerab
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O.J.wOOD 4 Co. pToprie,ors si2 n,oad~sy New YORK,
and ~ Market STREET. 70 Louis, ~
Fold ~ al M principal druggists, and IN Rchmond ~ ado
Grsy snd Purcell, fadd a Co. ap2e-Sn aa2e
A GENCy F0H .uEHnING's sAEEs.n- an
n business men, sir books, valubie
per- oaey leseify should purchase Of Herrngs
Proof Safes Wfh Powder Proof Loci" We
have good assortment W stove.
Mscidn. nsng sud stear Psctnr constantly hand
Tsine, Wrapping Paper, MARTINI fut, &c
Cat ~ siatoners iiail, No ~ Pearl street.
UDHIVAuE SCHOOL FOH rUHEgtGEs.-Tbe
uuersfi. call ~ stienon o;
diaus havng chfrcn pycai dcveLpsment
De- opened Harlem, DE Cfy
hcalful h~aufif PRIVATE
FAMILY SCHOOL Where su Children h. received
TIE experigu. han cgt ceunecon
ard Iuftutons
Iiofs him that much he done
ctdrrn condition.. IN many
ai either ~ scol
duties nftfr with 1he
training ~ better por circulars. reference I'D
Tres JANEs y. HlCuAHOs,
sa7s-iy Va. $50 nc~av-y, Issssai. Yo't
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