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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE.

FIRE, Marine, and Inland Insurance.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
sI,s5s,ISI 10.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA.
Office nOrA,est corner assaGs and SsVessa
street, Warrington, y. q
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas 0. Florence, Charles Dinsee,
Charles A. Rubcam, Edward r. HelmboId,
George Hembod, n. Carroll BTe wstsT,
EDwARD Il. HsLMBoLP, Secretary.
4#. + LOCAL SURVEYORS. .
Charles Walter, No sg7 street. opposite Ciry Hall. \.
John Thornton lst Virginia avenue Island
lanes lam" William Williams, No, t q "A .,Ies.
avenue. ~. . s ~"
Il #" MARINE SURVEYOR. @# 81 So.
Captain Levy Pennsylvania avenues opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT. /.
. John Thomson n .
inc business Of this company viii compare fayosaby with Tia
From tho Ist day August months up January
1885, the received large
only orsin hundred and sixty six dollars losses reported
o @ eyaee ~ es s ana pod the ase
ha The security offered ample and tina, ali m claims win be ad
the company prepared 10 issue policies against
BY dre on DWELLINGS,. FuRNiTURE. MILLS, MANUFACTo
Contents Or all Kinds BY SEssEs
STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS, and the qsaa
conveyances from any portion OF EUROPE AMERICA
and the huis of STEAMBOATS, navigating The
waters t.. n. 81 II.
hng Them every improvement in construction and arrangement
VIII be taken INTO consideration
AZ! losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
street, Washington city, D. G, g :.
. Insurance may also be effected al the Home Office,
Northwest Wani and Second sreets, Philadelphia.
principal cities of United by authorized
June l3-dly .s....#. a.. ...s .s. ".
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mo. 1881
Notice

Of tpiidraVal Of lands in Florida and Alabdmd.
IN pursuance act entitled An sranung public an
In alternate sections The States OF Florida and Alabama
Md railroads ssd Sidtcsn
proved I7h May, 1885, all The land lying within fifteen miles
each side OF the following railroads and branch named In said
wis from st. Johns Jacksonville to the waters Of u
Gambia bay Penfac0la from Amen island the Atlantic
o. Tampa bay with branch TO Ceder Key, The
Calf Mexico Except bay portion OF It's
lion with the Ceder Key branch and from Pensscoa Florida
Montgomery Aabamahaye by Instructions nom this Office, ben
from and loc until further orders.
Given under hand the General Land Once The city o.
Washington, this twenty third day Of May 1855.
THos. A, HENDRICKS,
May 24-iaw6wt [Star h Intel. Commissioned
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United states Mails.

Posr OTTIoE DEPARTMENT, June 7, 1855.
PROPOSALS for carrying the United day
Of october the Both June, 1885,
Tennessee, viii be received
partmcni the city o. a. Of 18Th day OF
August nert to be decided the ncrt day, viz
1909 Depot Ten, to Louisville miles and
back, three times n
Leave Concord Depot Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
on arrival Of train from Knol vile-say n m;
Arrive at Louisville by ~ m;
Leave Louisville Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive nj Concord Depot by 4pm
Proposals for 3 trips = week are invited.
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDpERs

No will be made trips performed for each o.
omissions not satisfactorily explained three times the pay Of the trip
may he Deducted For arrivals schedule
excused fourth Of the psy trip may deducted The
contract may be annued for violating
post once laws for dsobeyinR
The Postmaster General order pro
alta increase on The contract He schedule
vded the running time he diminished the
service or discontinue ogcther
condition Of his allowing months pay amount Of
service dispensed with.
No increased Will be allowed excess n any, actual
over advertised distance the points
stated The contracts be executed September
JAMFa CAMppEI.i
Postmaster General.
June 7-law4wl
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line the following.
The Atlantic Capt. Oliver Edndge
The Baltic. Capt Jos Comsock
hdFfsus Capt James West
RE, These ships having been built by
S4 pressly for government service, every
24 taken in their construction, also in their engines
to insure strength and speed; and their acconmo.
daons for unequned comfort
Price of from York Liverpool cabin
In second cabin s5 From Liverpool TO New York. 30 %
guineas. .#-r'
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berhs can be secured until paid for.
The ships OF this line have bulk
10 avoid danger from Ice will Banks deg
until AMER the LIST August.
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spectscIes.
GOLD, silver hne and plated speaces ac OF
all focuses with perfoca perscopc and paraboa glasses
long experience peculiar
adapted to the eyes ofwesrers.
NJ. w. GAIT a BRO,
al Penn avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
Iano #
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Q-l..-lla.- 4 L-L.E-.--.-

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
..... Reduction Of Fare 10 California.
r, United Staios mail stesmships leave New York
eS& FOR hspinwaI the 9Th and both OF month,
NI3R connecting with mail steamers from Panama San
Francisco.
These steamships have approved Navy
Department, and guaranty Ipeed and safely.
The Panama railroad "a miles
and Is in hours The passen-
checked In New York through
embarked Panama by
The paid In York expenses
Reserve steamers kept In in New York, Panama.
San Francisco, prevent accident
the IL entirely reliable
Passengers Panama day they hrpn-
wall
Conductors go through by each steamer, charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets the lowest apply the agency III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
mayB-du
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Missioner Of he General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled The right Of empton any hi
lands within the townships Of townships above
ted required establish The to the satisfaction Of the regis
proper land Office and make
aabs after seeing this notice. and before ap
pointed The pubic sale of the lands
claim forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office,
April 9-lawl3w srH Intel. and Star
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#. d
wsld Higgins. " ~ I'll
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DErAKTAEET IETEAOR,
Once Indian Affairs
september 70, 1850.
SkALBU PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Tor Indian Goods,
W viii be received Warrington
Until 10 O'Clock Friday, the 3lst day Of October next,
lo furnishing goods the Indian Department fulfilling treaty
spulatons with various Indian tribes other Indian purposes
@lows.
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WIT and Wisdom OF the Rev. sydney so,itn, by Duyc
w kinck 81 as
The Life and Travels Of Herodo,us In the Tnh Century be
Chrstj imaginary biography founded fact by J. IT,
boy Wheeler, v. r. q. \. vols So
The Huguenot Erles historical novel. Is cents. -
Mechanics Tables containing and s
Giles and SIDES Of circumfersnees 81 afs
hoops, cutting OF boiler plates &c, &c. by Charles ~ 10
WELL marine engineer 80 cents.
Introduction 10 the study Of Art; by NJ. A. Dwight g.
Life Sketches from Copmon Paths series Of American tales
by Mrs Iulia T.. Dumont. 81.
The Rise and Progress of the English Constitute by
Greasy, VI. a, Third edition. 81
Csideronj h life genius with specimens Of his plays
r. q. Trench, n, D. IS cents
Just published, and for sale at TAYLOR MAURYs
June 10 Bookstore, near Och u
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itIE Letters OF Madame he sevigpe Dsught'i
and Friends, edited w Ms Sarah y. bale. 1 vol al @
The Letters Of Lady Mary worisy nopthgu BY Mrs g.
rah J. Hale. vol 81 o.
mav2a FRANCR TAYLOR
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Macktaac bFutNeIl'
1900 pairs point Macknae blankets 90 BY
inches, and Weigh pounds
point mackinac bankets 81
% inches, and weigh pounds
pairs point white Macknae blankets measure
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
TX white MacknAe blankets measure
50 inches, aud weigh ~ pounds
pont white blankets 10 measure
inehes, and weigh 81 pounds
800 pairs 3poin scarlet Macknac
~ inches, and weigh pounds
pairs Az point 10 measure
GO inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs * point blankets measure
81 inches, asd weigh 10 pounds
900 pairs point green Maeknae Blankets
inches, and weigh pounds
200 az green Macknac
66 inches, and weigh pounds
100 pairs 3k Indigo blue Macinac blankos
60 by "a inches, and weigh 10 pounds
100 34 point Genneia blue blankets
sure 90 BY ~ inches, and weigh 10 pounds
500 pairs Genneia blue
90 by ~ inches, aud weigh pounds
400 pairs ~ Gentinea blue Maeknac blankets
sure 81 By Sc inches, and weigh pounds
CzAsS No. y
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l., J. Middleton,
E.. ... .. Dealer IN Tee.
Once and depor southwest corner and lati ruseu
Peh 97~-asrpn $500
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NORTH Of the base line and tAe ma principal meridian.
,ro,,ns,,r % o,.anr.k
1r owshp - ~ u "a a ny
rownships % /. % o. "fs.n..7
troanspips Oh "a az az AZ 20 afs 49,.
1ro,.nships - ~ ,a aaso =
1ro,.nships ~ . 40
Town.hipps o. ~ Of ,s an, ~ M la"se ~.
$4,000 49, y, .enke "a
TownsSips 90 90 a. s s 81 r ar ssps S
~, -, 80 ~, az az .an I "a a. 49,,
Twnsbips s5 81 ~ % az ,sn~e M - - y s "
1roanships oS al o. os $500 ~ ,a,s' ~
i0""'H'p' ~ - 'oi'ahe. -
Also
public sale will bo held n, the land oGee Al p.1us, com
msncng =, Nond,y IN. f.,sneh d,v ~ ocoha a. a. al
Se p .Sa in e o @
ahoy. ,si,hi, i.. 80
osspb railroad In The faawps named towa.hio 10 wiz anu "
- ~ f' 49,
NORTH Of e base line ana ,U, Of ns 6h iue,.al meridian
= " ff
townships 20 % -, o. range ID ,o ,. - :,
oak sections In width on each sde OF said osd and branches
and the remaining townships are only partly within said limits
designated on the diagrams which have been furnished TO the
speciye district land ohees by The Commissioner OF the General
Land once. -
Lands reserved Tor schools military and ots purposes will be
excluded from me sales
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16
SCOTT'S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COBB MILL.

I'HERE are FEATURES connected with this mill worthy
consideration and close examination the part o
hose wiShine 10 purchase Feed Mill.
Its mechanical construction and adapt on to the pur-
poses de gned crush and grind It's great
pacity while doing immense work with extraordinary
ease, Its durability is amply provided for The complete
and entire potableness Of the Little Giant, rendering Its
greater convenience for plantation and impOs
ole. IL requires mechanical aid bill Of expense put
IL up; farm hand servant put Up aud
running In half an hours time. The with which
the sweep may be applied to Iun horEontaas Is most
suaor head aud the Inl may be easily attached
where water used. The power it take requiring
and two horses The quantity and quality OfprOduet
10 to 80 bushels OF gOad feed meal per hour according the
degree OF oneness g-uund and the size mill 1t is the
heapet MILL all things considered here before the pub
lie.
Another thing connected with the Little Giant as pa
and worthy Of is the ct that there has
Patent Right peculaEg hnckserug about the country
i usual with the thousand bunging make-shh imple
ments that got a trade-merey get money By
selling pslminc OF the patent right the ercdnOus
then the machine TO be abandoned by all parties hum
buR the other hand the Patenee and Proprenr OF the
Little Giant Mills eviEg that hey can-and determined
hat they win supply the Agrculiurasts stock
Of with superior Mil, permanently
ragged w the bnsnss and have hundred thousand
dollars invested in the manIfatiure Of these mills 10 the
Ast West and SOuth some of these establishments ploy
ing GO men solely IN this business So highly these
mills appreciated that ar thousand have sold within
the eighteen months, and ts heaviest and the
nsiye Manufacturers Of Agricultural mpsmen the
United States have eagerly sought interest In their
iactuu ana sale.
No implement has been more thoroughly tested no one
of the kind has received and high testimonials
from NJ chanies Institutes snd Agricultural Associations
and none by Of subs antal, practical utility and
neri! have fairly ground their into every days
and popular favor than Scotts Little Giant Corn and
Cohb Mil Orders promptly nlled.
Liberal discount 10 dealers
nrfT--h No. ~ Market NRahvsile. Tenn.
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The British Periodicals
ANDuE
ARM EE'S IDE.

FAR Ek'S GUIDE.
Great Reduction in price of the latter Publication.
SCOTT CO New York, continue 10 publ,h the fol.
Ia. lowing leading a. tish a ri deals viz,
l. 1llE l. 'NOuN QuAkrkkf g. nservstive.)
2 Tue r. INRUR II RsylEW (NhgD
3. 1Ha NotTH Buusn tylEw uree Ch1rch)
l. TIL. wFSTMINsTFs tENI W (,iberall
5 BLAcKwOOu's tDIN 81 RGH NAG ZINE, tTory)
The great and Important ts-Reigous, olttal and
Mutarynov aFtatng abe nation Of the Old word i've to
these ubcat0us aud yauc tieg before
osses ss abe occa aiadde Ground between the A.tiy
written nrws ems, ude spe ratious, aud dying rumor of
The peorsr and sbt aerous ONE of the historian writ
ten long after the living the facts hr records shall
d We assrd away lhr progress oi the War the tas
cuprs large SPA Ia hlrp yery moyem' nj Is closely
cTi Wk tur o hrud OF Zoe, and az shortcomings
Earessly pointed DE letters the CTimss and fon
DE Baltic In Rackwooi Magazine, ON two Of its most
popular cunT butof gse more ineighle and re Die ac
count ts movements Of the great begrrtnts than
els VII be found
these rioleais ally Represent The hree at political
partics n Hreat tanhhlg Tory and Nad cahut poll
a. ctus ony a thei character As Organs q
the oct prof1u writ RS CenCe, literature. ray
and aeg ca they As they stood, unuvaod the
Wotl 20 rrs, D. uF c1nsiec 10 spenahe 20 The h0
lar ani ufs,unli man, shv 10 the intelligent reader
u eve class they furnish orroct and sat factory
eco Of th current Literature of The day, ihroa out the
world al "a cau b. possibly obtained from any othc
"a A. C,iriE - De % sdyaucc hertsf ON he
British uhl shers gvcs ad' ons value % these teprni.
especially duupr he pfesent rNel ng tate q Foc'n Al
fairs namuch they nos te placed ir the Anaa oi
sub.or bcrs about as sgan 81 De or'.inal edit OPS
ttMs-Pth ANNu H,--tcr any onc oi fevieHs q
For ann do f5 Torauy three a. 81 For four DO g.
For lt4kg03ls Ma az nv 90. for Black eod snd three
Hevlews t9 f.f IlacEws 4 aud be four Rrse 80.
atlasA.s 10 b. e an in advance. Mon cur
reut u ne ftair be- rd vii ~ revived az par.
'LURHtNu.-A scuuHt { 20 % om The ab.ve pr ecs
VII Dc assrd o. a hs ord ing fsar more pirs y any
more OF tar abe WORKS thus, pc u h.eA
wod of RsFe q he seat 81 ~ ad, css or ~
copies = The hlr Ne ssa aud hia kwo ktH = and a.
rusfAG' In ah Ia P'uc Al oiti's and sos ~, q ets
x8r.s W BE- DC Zee ~ iaes'ige. WI srnt ~ ma,
IA sgu apy pAr q 70 u cd ga - ~ b. but Slets
ysrf maeAvs d. a-d tat 10 0en's year 10 eseai 'hs
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PR OF. MOODS

1T HAS wORKED MIRACLES IN THIS PLACE
THAT all the bald and the grey be restored perfectly
20 original growth far their locks concerned
does not admit Of doubt, besides will every possible
disease Of the scap whether developed dandrun itching
or in the 81 ape OF cuane0uS eIuptonseven scad hsad-
and In possible will Il fail OF curing BY magic,
per odcal headache and used twice week ny
the young regularly It will preserve the color ad keep he
hair from falling, any imaginable age READ JUD0x
LO0ASsPoRT, Ia, June 2Sth 1855.
MessTs o. J. Wood CO.
GEMS Yours Of the 18th duly 20 hand. Enclosed
please ind SSS being the amount tor Hair Restorative
have sold t all II you choose yoa may send SIX
dozen bottles Hair Restorative, think can sell H. IL has
worked Miracles In this plare. sold six 81 bottles,
that bald and fetched new hair out ali over his head
Yours respectfully,
#.#.. NJ II. GRIDLEY.
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cARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great PuriEsr q tbs Bloodi
NOT PARTICLE % MERCURY m n.
Ixn. Aetsek~f R.,sf 49,. y,..f.- s.

Ae Infalibs Rspsdy iuF seFonA Klpss Evn RAsaust -
Oostnsss CaiAnecas Erupilons, Puplea Poztuss "a
he faes. Besrhes, ho Asue and fsvrr, Chronic euss
I've, kna worm IeslfF, ctald Asad kuarEeent Aad
Disorders. LnEAa<o fpini cenpsanis and az Diseases
asisinE rom njationa Use e hercary, lmpTndsnes
n LIZ 81 PURITY q he hlccd
rINHls rreas nisraiixs @ns PuFasf os ne Rloaa
i used ty thousands q srafsfai pasrnts rom an
part q Nc unfisa stas,, Nko fra day ths rsark-
e. RS ePANish MlAIrRE." Nsuralria RheurasfiIra
Seroaa kuptions the skn. Liver Diseases Fevsrs On.
ssrr. Oh sQre A9ceens q ne kins3s Diseases II ths
Thrcet kcnaie Ccnpsnts PAins and Acfos al o. 80.
ssa 1eass, ar "a sPssdiy i . Ehi ~ zng sA sFsai
kaG tnsstna4ele feEe9y.
E - dssa.ss q ~ nlsoi nolnS A.s ysi ssen huaa
e eanpare VIA b. clsanses lhe system Il an purlfiss
acs ssat1 sad r1rssung "a ne Lr-r and kidnrys.
sFsngtens Re DEss,on. gives ne siomach makes
~ SAN ete2r and hsEhF and le c1nsiifutp
faheasa - des4se trc4en dcsn ~ The e.
Eeeshs = - rrstlbe tikaT and slFeneih.
lef Ne LADIES', 4 > aco1paE4hy betlss sh4n Al Ne
nesiessssr asea afsH ioss - C,srsss erts tlrx4r1s
asnlipE - ne sA=sk rEs slssy he Hsp. and NJ
pross - Fsarna hssh ka1s arETer. Aeyead Al
thf nae.ltiaca ever hsEFd ~
Ts iarFs anmhsr q esraraies xhrA - have rscsIrsd
9ul psas pz ai psFts q ~ Cusd Slaiss shs bsss
sytrnee AeA tre - hnueug aeeas -. rAe Press heal
. ihs cca4nliF Al af ihstE tcllnenF q - uontsr1u
sisces e - 0AaAT BLOOD ftAlffeA
Cal 90 tha ksEsT and fet cEcular and Almanao al
sae s sestsFiai eafsa III sy sFssisls q a nsdanss
ksas S.ssIas ua,sss s'Es.a BESEEr BEEss. rrup,ss-
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vsls. srd - neaisrs n MsdirinR Esacra1lg.
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,E, TENN, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IS. 1856.
CEiEAP Gas r.EGHT.

THE BENZ0LE GAS LIGHT COMPANY are prepared
furnish Portable Gas Machines suitable tor hanusc
tories storrs Dwelling Houses, Seamhoas Railroad sta
tons &C. These Mach warranted To give satisfc
ton they are manufactured under s. /. McDougals Pat
eut and are the only that sill operate wei in cold
weather. Light prodoc Is half cheaper than Coai
Cas- and less than the eomm0nest Taiov ndles They
are easily managed and free from danger and the prices -
PEI cent less than any other machines made The Compa-
ny offer 70 sle State and County Rights for all the states
All orders should oe addres sed to
n Mcn0UGALL, Agent for the Company,
noV2O-6m 321 Broadway new Orks
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PARTNER WANTED

WITH cash etpltal Of t50o sl0a0 In luerA.
w tive gcnIesi business, Shoze ime voud BE- fsqafed
only from A. n. iO5 ~. 10 gshteman u good ad'
dr.s handsome Income may BE- realised Coed security
gVea Ior amount Invested IL preerrsd lbcFAi sAiafy
Win be guaranteed.
~ Address, stating where an nteTFeN may pe had te
SOUTHERN Eii. Post Ufhcc.
KB-Persons NOT having the shove snaoant II Cash
need net spply. sasi-u
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HAfH RFsrORArvE-In columns to-day will be hound
Prof Woods adye tisemeat Of the above article, whrh
call attention What il has have witnessed up
several our aequsRtsnees In Sc. Louis Hair
grey met viev black brown, the might be,
being the color Of early manhood and ne and gossy
silk, and that without other application than the ksstor
stye II t hrs done this upon osheFs viii it not do The
for any Of readers. whose frosty broEs
ike the raven locks" Of LOckies warke chief IL they
will Try ifp We think so.ets0HriLs COssfifaficaGlif
Oct g. Iss9
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JUST PUBLrsHED,

By the Howard Association, Philadelphia.
- EP0RT ON sPERMAT0RRH6EA, or Seminal Weakness,
II impotence the of Onanism Masturbztiou sef
abuse and other Diseases of the Sexual Organs vi
OF the and dscepens % Qaack and valuable
Advice % the Affected BY GEO. K CALHOUN, ". D. Gen
sntng Surgeon q the Howard Association, Phiadelpha
Pa benevolent Instta ion esiablhed BY special eudos
or the relief OF the sick and dstnesssd afflicted with
'Virusn and EPbemie Diseases" copy Of ths shove
Rrport viii be sent by ma lin sealed enVelepel te Of
barge On the receipt % Two STAsPs for postage. Al
philadelphia pa. octiT--d3p
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c.R.R ovTIcE, vlSpArIA June Qi. 1854

C.R.R oFFIcE vAEpAIIA June 2i, 1854
PRoT W0OD;-Dear SiT IL take pleasure in bearing so
untaTy testimony the exceet OF your Hair Restorative
Three months my hair very grey. Il Is dark
brown, he original or) smooth and glossy Tn only
application have made 20 Il has been the Hair Restorative
prrpsrd by YOU and which from the result in case,
can most cordially recommend 20 others.
Respectfully Yours.
EDWARD WOLCOTr
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16

Prof ]. ood;-As yea sre about 70 manufacture and
vend your ecenty Discovered Hair Restorative will state
for Wkomsoever Il may concern thatl have used H. and
known others s that have fr severs years been
habit of using other Hair kestoraves anc that md
yours vastly superior to Sry other know lt enirey
canes the head Of dapdruh ad with month proper
viii resore any persons hair 10 the original youthful
color and texture. giving ahy, son and glossy sP
pesranee and al this without disco oDg the hands that APP
ply Il. or the dress which q drops. would, thereto e.
IT, 10 every one desirous Of having aps
color and texture TO hair.
Respectfaly yours,
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-01-16
Valentines for 1856!

p H j. j. O II n n -
Valentine Manufacturer, 107 Nassau st, N. York
II ESPEcFFULLY announces to booksellers and dealers in
n Valentines that his stock Of VALENTINES, En-
VkLOPES and VALENTINE ATI0NERY, manufactured
for the next Valentine SeasoA February, 1856, is now
ready.
Having imported from Europe great variety Of gold, sl
yer and Illuminated and embroidered papers,
for lentines and having manu- Iactured orn1mens
and nawe s. he is enabled oer superior Of NEW
VALENTINO s. which will be found 10 excel in artscal hn
ish and elegance Il sign.
Orders will be filed from all parts II the United States and
Canada and promptly forwarded either by mail express
in lots from S 81 worth Single copies mt by mail
The a. sortnent omprises over i've hundred kiDds Of
fancy envelope at 10 2 87 So rs cents IL o. So
80 co. 43 CO. S5 90 So $40 I-each retail prices. One
thousand knls Comic Val nnas Also qnaro, octave and
12mo Val ntne Envelopes, Valentine Writers, Gold and
Silver Valentine Cards, &c.
When quantities ordered by wholesale Dealers be
raj di count will be given
For the c,nvenenc, Of purchasers, have done up
hundred f2 lots consisting Of 500 Valentines and Envelopes
assorte rangi price cents TO 81 so, reta and
hun SO lots tanning 25l faenn's Envelopes
&C., which will add only for cIsh accompanying orders
The above well selected, AMI packed in boxes
Parties wanting Val ines viii please Forward their orders
early 10 receive prompt attention.
PJ coZANs,
Publisher, Stationer and Valentine Manufacturer,
dec5-w3t 107 Nassau ST. cor. of Ann, N. 7.