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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

NtEGiNlA.--At rules held ia the Clcrk's Of
flee of the &c III Court of Campbell County, Monday
The II day OF April, l6J6
YIN ,Inlks, Plaintiff,
against
ottaYiuS Austin and Alexander Austin, Defendants.
IN DEBT.
The object of this it Is OF the defendants the
of four hundred aud nine dollars and eleven due
from them 10 the plaintiff by bond dated March 10Th 1856
And II Appearing by proper affidavit filed that the defend
ant Octuyius Austin not resident of this State Is order
ed that he do appear here within month after due publ
cation hereof and do what proeo. his
and that copy of this order be published week for
tour successive weeks in the LYnchburg Ngnan and posted
the front door Of the Courthouse county the st
day OF the County Court
A copy-Ttste,
JOHN d. ALEXANDER, Cik.
n. H. CAMPBELL, !. q.
mi tXylu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

me Washington Star says First Heuten
ant Harry Love, first cavalry, has resigned hi,
commission in the army. ~" "''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

a cnrioos performances is given in the follow
ing noem Of different hihlicnl trNtA.

ing poem Of different biblical trSts.
Cling 10 the Mighty ono, 10. lv1Ni, l.
Cling IN thy grief Heb. All 4.
cling to the Holy ono. lIeb /. L.
lie gives relief ls.cNVl .
Cling 80 the Gracious one, ~ cNyL :
Cling In thy pain. rs. lV. l.
Cling TO the Faithful one tbcss. y ~
He III susam Pa xviii (
Cling to the Living one. Heb VII -
cling IN thN WOE rs. lNNXNi. l.
Cling IL the Loving one John v. l6
Through all below, Rom, viii, p, ,.
Cling to thu pstdannF one Is ~. 7.
lie sprakc'h peace; John xiv. -
fling + thNleans one ENol. XIV ..
Anguish shall cease ps. cNlvi J.
cling 20 the Bleeding Ouo, John |. q.
cling g. His Stde John \.
Cling to the Risen ono ltom. vi o..
Ia HIM abide John Ky
Cling 90 the Coming One, i,"v. NNil 10
Hope shaH ariaa. Iitisii IS
Cling g. the Rcrnng ono "a. Ncvi L.
JOY light1tAle owes g., xvi II.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

& st'sG2Nf to the a. =. bti sicaurs Srna-
"a bkE-lhu steamer Roanoke. hcra trip from
York Virginia. Nith y accident II
schooner Of the oapaSOf Delaware and sinking her ia
mhuips. The all saved Ias~cuenr Was
druHrl Tc steamer is hclx repair ard v3 lar
rsiar trip, in aaw 3ays tnsfe4kmg fthe Isnnpoke W,
oliunnte in receiving stock Spring
Goods, Cent? mems Furnishing Goods &c Ac, before
ship was laid We determined Ia kccpp
Of being Prepared Those wishing superior article
Clothing. swlli find it much 10 their adva,e by .ynr
us call before purchasing oar system ct business is
profits and large sales. GLASS Il RA1NE,
apl IS }. DtNuS, agent
ESaSE havana S'tsa rs Having received
n large tlaonS hsnd complete and choice
siol ST Fitk CIGARS have been pugcdby edl.
tor, or an! eis %e !avite trial
STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
Rfl litS lrs.s~i
n iquorice and oil, In .torc aud lar saic b,
Ia (apl lOts> J. i. & Il. II. NDWiIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

- assortment these goods.
sns of glued Table Casters, alters from nchcs
Major Pitchers Gohlr patent Water Tanks Syrup Cups
WIN Plate rms Coffee and Tea Sets Fix lcces
sA oauds Flower ,wt+ Mustard aud salt spoons Surs
longs aud scoops Spoon end Egg Stands Table Desert mr.
ifa Spoons Table and Dessert fuks pattern fus i
~ NV out WARRANTED 70 b. y'ai p.rt ALBArA ami
oi r3, which rllrs teul very superior quality
IVORY ives. TOT silver plated Forks from a good ar
cro i'iY i've dollars set do, with immoy able handles
AMI warranted 10 btcome ooscped Ivory Knives in com
p.etc stts 3! ard - pieces with steel forks.
Those goods selected by ourSevo the
eA and scnted b. had al North
err leiau or wholesale prices. SIMPSON & BRO.
l.iC,.N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

G ibson'- Pare Rye Whisi.,y, better than GId
Bourbon oi Bdngardnors just hand rom kbIidtf
apl lots J. Il 6 H. II NOWlIN
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4 y. MCDONALD u. s. HOOPER.

n. II. CAMPBELL, P.Q.
aPl li-wiw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

1 iaucrice mad oil. In .torc .t,d lar sale b,
Ia (apl lots ). i. & L. IL NDWiIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

.>S$zsn steamship ROANOKE has been put in m ST fas
y, order and as7i commenced her regular trips iro]
sin Wur merchants ard otlF o." ing doods from Saw IN
VIII het forget t. ship ~ ,cr
eoodN shipped irvu New Wcdnesdsy hiT'Vs "a
LShchhurs On the ioiluw ing Saiudas.
LEI q JOHNSON. Agents
New Icia and Virginia steamship 20
= s>--ihr JAMESlUWN leaves City POINT eyery VIZ
hesal NOR ing and the ROA NoK levcry Ssturdayn phs'
hi : "t!urh, lpf NeH York 10 cats =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

SPRANE iSJG.-Sew Dry Goods have
- opened aagc and superior stock Of FANCY and STA
PIE DRY GOODS. which would call attention
public My supply ofSupmer Silks Bers9es Bersse
Robes French Work &c, &C. together with every article Of
Ladies and Geatemcns the latest styles and viii
lie sold Al tho very iowestrates, i. W PAYNE.
al
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14

,EisGsS SALAD OH vs,y xnrcrior, ia bo.
II tl's, FOR family
STRoTIER s WHITEHEAD.
ap. Ats Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-04-14
NmANK LEsn,E,s EAsIlIOSs AND THE

EpALa Oh 900 Flowers; Pref. Woods
ED HAIR RfSTDRATlNE-a new supply, receive by
STR0THER n WHITEHEAD,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11

absolute proof il appears that oi about
G. 800 votes east ut the election for
members Of the Territorial LegisIa-
ture. FIVE thousand were those Of nom
residents. The majority OF both
houses Of The Legislature would haze
been Free State men II there had been
no invasion Of Missourians. The Gov
e nor set asidv the election IN some OF
The Districts. and new election took
place therein on the 22d Of Nav. re-
-ulling In tho choice Of Free.Stats
men Ia these Dislilcls. except Leavsn.
worth. where there Was sill illegal
voting.
The Committee tooka large mass
OF testimony regarding the proceed
ings OF the Legislative Assembly.
which proceedings they state are char
acterizrd by recklrssness and injus.
ice. The report likewise aIludes To
the murders. robbrries. and other
crimes committed in tho Territory.
and states that In no case. except lhsI
Of McRae. (a Free State man, wa-
there any prosecu Ion for those oIIen
ces. No indictments were found, NJ
arrests made. and no measures taken
to bring the perpetrators to ia tice.
The report contains full and com.
pleie details Of everything connected
with the Territory Of Kansas. prior 10
the 10Th Of March last. and says II l.
clearly proven that Samuel J. Jones.
the sheriff. WAS the maia cause Of the
recent disturbances. ia which he SO
prominently >fgured. Il is also
proved that Mr.. Oliver, one Of The In
vesiigating Committee. went into Mis-
sou:i. will. one Of the invading com
panirs. and made n speech In the Fit
IeenIh election district. but It Is not
proved that he voted.
The conclusions Of the Committee
are. that each " the elections In Kan
sss was carried by invasion from Mis-
souri; that. consequently. the Legisla
tive Assembly Is An illegally consli.u
ted body. and has no power TO pass
valid laws. therefore its enactments Ar,
Void The election OF @. w. Whis
field. IS Delegate 10 Congress. was
not held under any valid law. neither
was that OF Mr.. Reeder In accordanc,
with law. The Committee sugyes. no
remedy.
The report alludes to distractions
that we're thrown in the way Of lh'
Commitlee. and to the general VIC
lence which prevails in The territory.
Iii very volumlnous. and Is signed
by Messrs. Howard and Sherman -
N. Y. Times.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
The Majority Report Of the Kansas
Commission.

This Report, q large portion Of
which We publish this morning. will be
found highly interesting. II shows
that NJ soon No the bill TO organize
the Territory Of X ansas was passed. n
large number Of the citizens Of Mis-
souri, went into the Territory and held
squst,er meetings, passed resolutions
dvncuncing Aboli.ionists, and declar.
ing that Slavery existed therein. In
the Autumn Of 1854. n secret political
society. called "The Blue Lodge"
WAS formed. the plan Of operations Of
which, With It's oaths. etc. are given
10 the report. This Lodge controlled
all the subsequent movements and in
vasions on the part Of the Missourians.
At The election Of Nov. 80. 1854.
for = delegate to Congress, there was
no evidence Of fraud, except in the
sparsely settled and remote districts.
where citizens Of Missouri appeared
and voted. Details in relation to
these facts are given in the report.
which says. at is reduced to malh.
ematical precision that seventeen hun
bred illegal and non resident votes
were cast By citizens Of Missouri; the
remainder. being legal votes, amount
ed to eleven hundreu.' Mr.. Whit
fsld would have been elected without
the aid Of his Missouri votes. by re-
ceiving plurality Of all the votes
cast. During the Winter Of '54-'55,
great excitement existed 10 the Ter
ritory on account of the invasion;
public meetings were held. and much
bitter feeling was manifested.
In February. 1865. census was
taken. and the number Of legal voters
was ascertained Tn be 2,9J5. Pre-
vious to the election in the Spring oil
1855. active preparations were made
in Missouri to invade the Territory,
and complete organization was ef-
fectrd. Leaders were chosen, tents.
provisions, ammunition and arms dis
iributed. and the forces were drilled
in companies in Missouri; and on the
day before the election. ii is testified
at least Eve thousand Missourians took
up the line Of march for Kansas. and
companies went into every Representa-
1--WE district OF the Territory except
one. In detail of the acts Of these
companies aud the declarations made
by them, a great portion Of the test
mony consists.
The Kansas Investigating Commit
tee had before them the polI-books
census rolls, &C.. showing who were
legal as we'll as who we're illegal vo
ters, and from accurate and slmos
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
From the Lexington Mo. citIssn.
Letter TO Col. Buf,rd from Governor
Shannon.
Exeextips Office. Jane 10. 1856, !
Iva.,N.rcn II r.

Exeeutips Office. Jane 10. 1856
LEooMproS. X. T,
nv DEAR Sm:-Your favor Of III.
18th, IL received. | wrote TO you
soms days ago. which | presume you
had not received, at the date Of you'
last.
You can have no difficulty In COM
ing into the Territory. with bona i'd.
settlers.
I have resigned my Office. and leave
for 81. Louis probably on Tomorrow
As soon as | pass the lin Col. Wood
son will be the acting Governor. and
II you have any difficulty. which my
last letter 10 you does not remove,
with the troops. you will address him
On the subject. repeat that m,
Proclamation has no application To
bona fide emigrants coming into the
Territory. Your with respect.
(Signed) WILSON SHANNON.
Colonel Buyord.
N. B.-I will probably see you as
| pass down.
CnIcAeo,. June 30.-The company
Of Kansas emf grants, which was dis
armed at Lexington, arrived on Sat
urday night. Report says they offer
ed the Captain Of the boat one thou
sand dollars il he would not land them
at Lexington. All arms taken were
placed in a warehou se for safe keep
ing. and receipt given foi them
During the scene there was no hard
words nor disrepectful language on
either side. On the arrival Of tn,
boat in Kansas. Genera Jones, with
y company OF 3)tIs South CaroIini,ns
got on bo,rd. and on the way up th.
river. Alchison. StringfelIow and Rus
sell also boarded the steamer. Wher
these gentlemen learned what had oc
Cured, they requested an audienc,
with the leaders Of the company, ane
told them that orders had been give
TO disband all armed parties in III,
Territory, and advised them to return
hume.
This advice was considered good
and beiore the boat reached Leaven
worth the whole company determined
To return. When the boat touche,
the batter point. large crowd was as
srmbird on the shore. but being in
formed that the party had concluded
not to land. but To 20 on to Weston
and return with the boat. they wer
satisfied. aud made no demonstration
Of any kind. An escort was sent wit
them from Leavrnwcr.h to Weston
where they did not attempt to land
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
FROM KANSAS.

LAwnrxor. Kansas Lam. On ta6e
~ "a. r,,.<, :,
~ "e s""o's " "s ""S'"'' Lev"
oeraf;
On Saturday last, n company Of Eve
men came into our city from Tecum-
sch. where they had been confined for
some time as prisoners. They wer.
captured by the Dragons on or about
the eth Of last month. near Ossowat-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
Kansas Laws Democratic.

Hon. Stephen A. Douglas. in a re-
cent speech. said:
"Our platinum tells you resistance
to the law 10 treason. and treason
shall be rebuked. The Democracy
uphold the lao in Kansas. while the
Negro Worshippers. who do not like
the law, are for shooting down the
officers. This was the whole Kansas
difficulty"
That will do. Well, we confess
that We don't like that kind OF laws,
and il they are Democratic we are
not. Gen. Cass says that they are q
disgrace 10 the age.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
Now and Than.

"The marked and brilliant career OF
Col. Fremont has arrested general
attention and admiration, and has been
watched with a lively interest by his
fellow citizens Of South Carolina
Charleston. particularly. is proud Of
him; and the reputation which he has
at SO early an age achieved for himself.
she claims Ms something in which she
TOO has share. - Charieston { s. co.
Mercury, Sept. "a. 1857. at<sf'5
"Who and what is Col. Fremont.
that we should shout his name? An
explorer and hunter-a Napoleon OF
w-drifts. and an eater os dogs
lesh!"- Charieston. { s. co. Mercury.
June 10, 1856.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11

Tnis c,uvuakiun ~ dsisx ttts having assembled
"a Pc 'ss:s q ss', .ss ~ .s % No pssss, y
d'1sssucvsof siivlsioss. wno srr opposed W mo
rspunl ~ The Nlsssufi Couisssnlss; "a thu poIsc,
Of NE pressut Administrations 10 me extsnsi's OF
slavery Lnso fsse sssror,s IN favor " ,ne aimi-'
psisrst q ,vsrnm<nt 4, tho principles ~ wssh.
insssn sod jsuss~on, aud f,r the purpose OF pfu-
seating candidates Cor tho once OF rIas,dsstF nd
Nss tvs. THAT Tho maintenance OF tha priael-
pies prom alk.tsi tu mo psri.f&llon az Indspend-
encs, and smbsd'e La Sac fs.tsrzi Cancellations.
afs essential " tse preservation Of oar republican
s:s o. ~. sss and he uo'oa ss me status s
mast aud snail popfr,~rvud. ElIr4
ks-oLvss, fnst whh oar Republican fathers u
holi n 10 be srIf.svidant tfah thai all men A..
endowed wsth ths is.l'sasbls r'xnt 70 liberty and
shs pufsa.t of bsppspo>s. ead thai the primary
j>ot aad sIssnor design of our Federal Governs
m ,as we're 70 seesrs these rights 70 NIL perzsn'
That. - our Rsrablicsn fathers when they had
ab<Il1nsd SLAYER, tn all our national terstory,
d4susd That M person shall DO deprived Of life
isosuy OF psopv-s5 without das pfososs OF law 4
bocoulos oar duty 10 main tain thss provEtoo o.
the C0,stIintion against all .ttempss 10 vlsi.ls 4
for tno purpose Of establishing slavery IN tho uA
Tot stst.s By positive lsxislalson, Prohibiting IL
Ta.t 20 isny tho aatnariIy OF Congress, Of /
Tafntoria: Legislature. OF any individual or asso
ci4tios of individuals, 90 give legal oxt>tcnee Il
slavery In any tesftory Of me ua'tcd states waiIs
tho present Con stitatisn shalt 10 ma ntained.
Rs.otvxD. That the Constitution eonisrs upos
Congress, sovofrt<n poser ovsr rho tesrstori~s -
tns Unitcd states fof heir xosofnmsnt. nui M
Ia he s<srriss Of THE re~eri u v mo right ans
duty of corGrrss 10 pfohsott in the Territories
th"s. via rsiics Of esfbsri-'n, polysasy ans
Ks-,lvsp. That while tho Constitution Of III
Un,ts'i states us- ord sinod and established oy IN
ps.pls. is ssjvr ~ fo.sa msfs pertss tunien. 90
fx0If<n -tcr. cnsr 70 dun trsuQufltty. pro
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
EDWARD woLcorT.


FUfFHHF1F FHWEF FWF' ~ F'"fFE
NHof. q. J. woods A. you are about 10 man
ufacsure and yend your rsseutiy discovered Hair
Restorative. I Will slate, FOE vhomsve,sr " ma,
csncafn. that have used n, aud know others 10
use H. have, for several years, bcsn M The
hnd yours sAst, superior 10 any o,hef know.-
u entirely eicans~s the head 90 dandraa. aud With
on. noah proper use, viii fvslvfe any pefson's
nair 10 thu original youthful eofof stsi texture.
giving la healthy, s''lt and GLOSSY npprarauee.
and q this, Withhold disco iorng the hanis that
Apply u, ef The dfrss on which n drops. would.
recommend ip use a. evufJ one dear
ous OF having q nno eol"f aud texture OF haif.
Respectfully, ,oufs,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
PmoF. wOOD's 4
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

THAT sll the build and gray can be restored per
are concerned. does nnt admit OF doubts b~sidsss
II will cure every ps--ibIv disease Of the scalp
shrthcr desrlopeda ne dandfun. Itching. 80 ~ W.
shape Of cutansous cru ,iions -, On ssaid hcai-
aud Va 40 p.ssibls ease will IL fii ~ curing. ~ ~
D, magic. ferrous or periodical hsa'iaeh., aud y
sol twice a week by me young. regularly. "
" ~ preserve the color. aud keep The hair from
falling, 20 ANY imsgineb'e age. Read andlndFs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
TO CREDITORS OF DEcEDENT'S
ESTATES. "a.

NOTICE Is hereby given to creditors OF Dece-
~ dents Estates whose claims have been flied.
the Court oi Common Pleas OF Franklin County
Indiana. by the Executors or Administrators al
such estates. aud which ciaims have been trans
frred g. the Issue Docket OF said Court, ana which
will stand for trial at the next Term thereof o. be-
begun aud holden at the Court House Ia Brook
vile, Ia said County, on the first Monday Of Juh
next other actions pending the EN- that unless
they appear on she cslina OF said claims at said
term aud prosecute the same, their said ,laisus
may DC dis Missed by said Court for the want VI
prosecution, at the costs of said claimants.
Given ulder my hand this 18Th day ~ June, A.
D. 1856. JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON.
June 203t c. g. G. p. franklin County.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11

Mssms. O. J. woop a co.s- Cents Yours Of
The IAN came duIs 10 hand. Enclosed. please
nnd tsirs, -esxht dollars u bsinK the sus.ani ief
Hair Restorative. have cold ~ all. ~
,,u choa-s. YOU may and rIx dozen bottles HAIR
kvsloratvsi thint I can seii ". Il ha. worked
irneies in this place. soid mat ak ~ bottles,
that bald, AID n fstchud new hair oui AL over
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11

OR. n. once, vaadllIa, Juno ", 1854.
Psor. W.op-- Dear nlfi I taks pleasure ~ boar
Ing soiuntAf, trsiimor, 90 Tho sxcvllrnco OF your
HAIR ksstorauss. three months ago, my hair
vas yer, gray. tis nov dark brown, (ihe orig
insi coIofJ smooth aud RiDssy. Tho only appics-
hon have lnsdo ~ Il. has bcen The Hair kestofa-
tive prepared by sou, aud which, fom The result
10 IA, .~n Gas eau most eorliaii, rseo amend
" '' EDWARD woLcorT.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11

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fra,s vanr sassa.naaJ.n, III, ,hsx
~s,s ..,hs n;nr - hnrds. rus;sn s;s;i.
were "me punk OF ooraer fumHn CIVIL
xs oroosedrd ON onr vovave A,
Ks,sss C;,v ,hs host laid 10 Tor sey.
n"nsHs o''y me ooS' i"'u ny VT 'e''
i RAJ, hours Inc ,saso" gwen , 'os the
IA ;,ra one b., IN ,hs morn;ng n
e.mnsnv Of J.nss, ,oen v;,h h;mssll
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~s's s'msn WIN o",'eu o.s,es mus,
ses: 's'o'ss1s anu oov'e-sn,ves. "nu
carried cas'''nse poAes--so'olels NJ
OUT 'ns un"o'm. iney we're 's'nrr =
" "~' 'o1s'ng ss@ ~ Iesvenwor'n
D'sy. = 'A'ge c'oso ., armed men COZ
eo'eu "'u 'o."eu 'n'o nne' hno we
"ese '1'u maj v" s,, must nyn' OF return
o.. .o ~ :. .,, WIZ. on %, y ,eM I'nes
"""y " ~ ese'sy s""ous "."
you. 01''e'ponue"' n"u npns--'' was
'sna 'n'uy"s ,ns' u''1'euo" was 'ne
~s' P"ss ~ sa'o s"u W "ssssa 70
.nv eoa hes uensp, A.en''o"
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-s."o"s s"osu '. """""s =" n's
part 70 make our Say agreeable ana
our return s"e' me uenerai looks
IKE goou'nS'u.eu oid o'uooer' ana
one wouia nsra,y .ke MN 70 DC the
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"e .s''vr vas 'ne'e snu oVnuuoeu
~ "" , e.''" ~, ""e'e We '"'u over
one osy 'ss' "eunssoayJ under ar'
- ~. ,ss''s' us our ae. urn. 'Syrge
~. 'sAs '"y. e ooss Wy u'ue'
sas run n,0n'son, s"u " P"ys"g"o-
~. ~. 10y uas ~ 49, s !" ~ r'ee
.' n" .m's."nss "oSu 's"'n -, 20 usn.e
".:s p'po w "o."s ~ "'s "snr''
P'o,'ueo INV parry "ou'u "o' suue'
lot y. vus private o"ggage was
49,. ~. '.i, -. ".o , ..xs"
sw"! "" s's"'' a'"' we. "e'o 'e'u.eu'
s -. . sns ''.es . ny'e no' oee" seen s'nce
~ % s"".' o"p, p rsse ~ 'ne
1 nun. =. ou. g y u . rs,s'ng ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11

PROF. woods ny halr had, forsovorai years.
'ecu becoming prupiatufrlS gray, accompanied
~ a harshnoss vhlca rendered The constant appii.
catloa ui oil necessary IN dressing II. When
commenced using ,onr Hair Restorative. uDout
two months ago, u was ~ that eOnditloni aud hsf.
ng continued 10 use i,li within the last three
~ecks "a has turned 10 Ia natural Gator, aud ~.
,umvd soitnvss asd iustrs greatly 10 DO pruisr.
rod o thoss produced b3 the application 81 oils or
Any other preparation have svor ussd. ! regard
as an Indispensable afttsic Tor ossfy lad, toll
%, whether 10 be used Ne HAIR Restorative, OF
h,f the simple purpose VI dressing or beaulis ing
no hair. foa have permission ~ fvief 10 mo MI
VIM entertain ANY doabt OF he performing all that
- claimed for Il. MRS, G. bYhoNDs.,
Cincinnati. o.. Feb.. 10. 1851.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11

Nts IUuIIl FUhU W. fT1is
PROF. woods AZ sou are about 10 prepare
aud vsnd your fecrntly discovered Hair ho.t"fa.
tive, and a. you request ny "plhlon OF n, twili
state, that my hair wns, low months aKs, yer,
gray. aud after usng two bottles Uf yunf Hair No.
,toratiss, n resumed I've original color, aud since
,ls application, all tnndfun nas disappeared if"m
ny d al. aud have bsrn tfoubivu With no dlsa'
kfvcablo tching oi IN scalp, am satisfied, that
thos. Who u. will not fofrut -. ~ give The
appearance OF having bvsn fvconii, 0dsd. am
f.paf "a, thsfvfofo 10 fecoin nvnd IL usu " ali
shv are dusifcus Of having a bvautiiai head oi
aaif. Nln. air, loufs, etc.
A.. sILWAET.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-07-11
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RAILROAD ELECTION.

THE Stock holders Of the Cincinnati, tndianapo-
j lis aud Chicago Railroad Company are hessb,
notified iha an election Tor 10 Dirrctors OF said
Company will bo hold n at the once Of the Com
pany tn BrookviIls, on the 18th day OF July mex
be' ween the hours OF 10 aud 4 O'Clock NJ. Of
said day. under the manaxom-nto OF c. Il. Bentley.
J. q. Farquhar, aud J. G. Adair, Judges Of said
Eireti N. JOHN WYNN,
juno 203w Secy.