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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-17

.Y-It has been stated by Messrs. Bclcher,
the large sugar reiners in st. Louis, as the
result of their experiments. that sugar could
not be made from the Chinese sugar cane,
because the syrup would not granulate. Mr..
BRouenToS, druggist in this city, has given
us specimen of fine graduated sugar,
made from the sorghum syrup, which is O
practical refutation of the opinion of Messrs
Belcher. The specimen in our possession j:
of dark color from having been made in ar
iron vessel; but the grain is good. Mr.
DESTROYS to learn it, the process by which h
produced the sugar.
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~ After tie terrific gale on Lake Micbi-

~ After tie terrific gale on Lake Michi-
gan, in which the steamer Reindeer was lost
with all on board, the agents visited the
shores of the Lake in the vicinity where the
wreck occurred, to recover whatever might
be washed ashore. They found that gang Of
Lake pirates had located themselves in the
neighborhcod and built a shanty, and taken
possession Of all the valuables that came up
on the beach. They had recovered the mon
ey box of the steamer, broke it open, and d.
vided its contents; they had also found part
of the cargo, which they peremptorily re-
fused to give up, and threatened to kill any
ore who intcrfcrcd with their plumber
They were left in undisturbed possession O.
what they had picked up.
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Al INDIANA DRIED SCOTT CASE

The State Journal says there is case
before our Supreme Court involving the
same points decided by the U. S. Su-
preme Court in the famous bred Scott
trial DR.. BowLEs, Of Orange county,
whose wife was the owner Of seven slaves
in Kentucky, brought his wife's blacks
into this State, to be EN- loyed, as alleged
by plaintiff, as laborers, but as the Doc
tor declares, to give them the benefit Of
mineral spring in the cure of a disease
with which they were all afflicted. Pro-
ceedings were commenced in the Com
mon Plans Court Of Orange against the
Doctor, for bringing negroes into the
State, contrary to the constitution and
laws The Doctor defended on the
ground that the negroes were slaves, and
that he had a right, under the bred
Scott decision, to bring them into Indi
ann, This defence was overruled by the
Court Of Common Pleas, and he was
fined forty dollars. From this judgment
he appeals to the Supreme Court Of In
diana. The decision of tfo U. s. Su-
preme Court covers no such ground as is
assumed by DR.. BowLEs In his defence.
The opinion OF the Court was that Con-
gress had no power to prohibit slaves be-
ing carried by their masters into Ter
ritory but it decided in the clearest
terms, that the status-or conditioner
the black depended upon the laws OF
the State in which he resided" and
therefore bred Scott in going back to
Missouri became what the laws of Mis-
souri, declared him to be. The decision
recognises in the clearest manner the
right of the State to declare the status OIL
all it's inhabitants, and the moment a
slave is brought into this State as a resi-
dent, the laws Of the State fix his con
dition. The decision that Congress could
not prohibit slave owners carrying Their
property into the Territories beyond tn,
Mississippi was because the clause giving
Congress power to make all needful rules
for the Territories, applied only to TIT
Territory within the chartered limit
of the United States at the adoption
Of the constitution, and did not exten,
to the Territory acquired since. Unde
the present constitution, the Unite'
States cannot acquire territory to b
governed as colony at its will an,
pleasure it may hold territory, but it
power over it, is limited to the power
has over citizens and property in tn
States; and as it has no power over slave
~ in the States. it has no power over
in the Territories.
This is the reasoning Of the CouII
whether correct or false; and its decisio
gives no sanction-if we understand
to the idea that slaves can be brough
into and retained in free State. tn
whole authority to tolerate or sbolis
slavery is admitted to be in the Stat
governments. The difference in the de
cision of the Court and the old doctrin,
is in the construction Of the Territorii
clause Of the constitution, by which il
operation is applied to the limits Of tn
old States, and not to prospective acquis
tons of territory. The Orange count
case will make but poor showing b
fore our Court, for there is no confli'
between our constitution and the deci
ion Of the U. s. Court, as is alleged.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-17

t3 JuDsE HUNTINGTON will preside alone
at the present session of the U. S. District
Court-Judge MCLEAN being seldom present
at the autumn term, renders the duties ofthe
District Judge arduous and of high respon-
sibility.
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PUBLIC CHARITIES.

There is arising in the minds Of many
rejecting men question, whether our
public endowed institutions for the sup.
port Of the poor, are in their effects real
charities and truly benevolent institu-
tons and whether they do not, in fact,
induce more idleness, improvidence and
moral degradation than they prevent
Philadelphia has an aims house, large
enough to contain the population Of
town, which is palace in its external
proportions and appearance-surrounded
by rich lawns and shaded avenues, that
nabob might covet beyond these ex-
tend cultivated fields, composing farm,
that cost the city million perhaps. As
the inclemencies Of the winter approach,
the idleness, laziness, improyidence, and
vice of the city seek an early shelter
there, where they are harbored and fed
till the spring comes, when, tired Of tho
restraints Of the rules Of the house, and
fearing work, they leave to pick up a
precarious living about the city, during
the Summer, and none but the lame,
blind and diseased are left in the asylum.
But as the bleak winds and frosts return
the old worthless crowd come back
This year they were carly in their APP
plications, for fear Of being crowded out
by numbers. The house already con-
tains population Of over 1000, com
posed Of the idle and dissolute, and Of
foreign paupers many Of them shipped off
to relieve their native land of their sup
yort. The house is crowded with the
worthless refuse Of society, and the in
dussrious worthy poor, who are still
struggling with the times to procure
bread will he excluded, should their ne
cessitiss compel them finally to seek
shelter and support. The provisions Of
this institution, like others of the sort,
seem to operate but as bounties upon
slothfu.ness, vice and idleness.
W Notwithstanding the panic the Legis-
lature of Missouri has passed an act giving
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
bond. 70 Moth Missouri RailroaI onJ Az
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r%The Wes.ern railroads bavs nos

- The Western railroads have post
poned the adoption of the increased tariff Of
freight and passage till the first of Deem
Der. In the mea.time they will probably
They are running their trains with less than
half loads at the old rates. at the increased
prices it is probable they would go nearly
empty.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

hRDERED. that the sidewalk extending from the
W alley Sycamore street, between Sixth and
Seventh streets, north side to Eighth street, he
brought to the established grade and laid with good
brick pavement along said described Sycamore street,
and that said work lie done within DAYS after the
publication Of this notice, and in default thereof the
Common Council will proceed 10 have said work
done, AID the costs and expenses acrrung thereby
will be TO aud collected sale of said lots
much thereof as will satisfy sail lien and costa
BY Order Of the Common Council.
Attest WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk.
-.,t-V -hote
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~ Messrs. A, & a. Lawrence, the great
factors for the sale of the products of the
Massachusetts, factories in Boston, have de-
termined to shorten their credits, both for
home and export sales. Six months is the
longest time given tojobbers AID large dealers
who buy by the package only, aud eight
months to exporters and shippers of Ameri-
can goods.
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DOCTOR HIGHES,

q ATE PHYSICIAN OF TIE UNITED STATES
~ MARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, has
located i'm this city, and will give prompt attention to
the practice 81 ms profession in its several branches.
Office and residence Second, between Main and
Division streets, being the formerly occupied 10y
DR.. ByfCrd Regular hours for consultation from 90
To o'clock, A. NJ, and from to . and from 81 to I,
o'clock, z. NJ.
sS Calls made in his absence from the Office, IL
registered will be duly responded TO. novl7tf
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PittSburg Coal for Sale.

y WILL sell superior quality OF Pittsburg Coal
u at $40 per cart load, or Is cts. bushel. All
coal must Ire paid for in iankable currency when or
dered or il will not he delivered This rule is posi-
tive. Orders lef at IornbrooKs store will be attend
ed to. A. J.HUTCHESON.
EyansyiIlp- Nov
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NEW GOODS!

"vE are receiving our FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
w consisting in part of Dress Silks, French and
English MerinoeS, Muslin Delaines, Cashmeres Cling
hams, Prints, Fannes, Blankets, extra size; Erocha,
Woolen and Stella Shawis; Cloths, Cassimers; Man
tlas. style; Coaks at all prices Clinical Scfs,
Gloves, Hosiery, Bleached and Brown Sheetings Car
petings, Rugs Floor Oil Cloths, and Damask goods for
Window Curtains.
Our stock is wen assorted, and we invite the
public to give us a call and examine our goods.
sept2l j. OAKLEY L. SON..
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REpUcrIoS.-The Cincinnati 81 Marietta
Railroad Company publish reduction OF
fare from Cincinnati to the East of one-half
cent per mile, by which the cost OF ticket
to Washington, Baltimore and Philadelphia
is reduced one dollar and half from present
prices.
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CITY EXCHANGE.

fENIIE subscriber begs leave to inform the public,
Il that he has just opened the above establishment
on the corner Of Third and Sycamore streets, where
he has good accommodations for boarders reason
able terms. A we'll supplied DARKROOM Is con-
pected with the house. PHILIP HfLT.
-.,Nr
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TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
II A T. Il =
SELECT SCHOOL.

HYISS JANE ". SEELY will open SELECT
dence Of her father for the reception of Misses; and
In connection an Infant Department for children OF
either IL is desirable that application lie made
within the time limited First Street, between Null
barf and nt -ssx
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
FRESH ARRIVALS AND DAILY ADDITIONS DIRECT!
Warranted Good or the Money Refunded
Deal Exclusiv ely in Boots s. Shoes.
nUR Spring and Summer purchasers are now 20
" hand and are for sale cheap for cash. We have
very large assortment Of every variety OF BOOTS,
SHOES ard CATERS Of every size and style.
Country Merchants wanting extra size can be sup
piled on the most reasonable terms. Our Goods are
direct from the Country Manufacturers, and many of
goods are manufactured expressly for us. Give
our stock an examination before buying elsewhere.
NcREA WELLS,
ap27 First street. Fosters Block.
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good stock Of a,lie.' and misses Shawls, Cloaks,
Capes, Cnicrsleeves and Collars. Good stock En-
broieries. swiss and Jaconet Edgngs dimigy bands,
ladies' and gents Kid Gloves-all Sizes Gauntletts
for ladies' and gents. Good stock OF mems, womens'
and chldrens Fleece Lined Hose: Opera Hoods; In
fants Worsted Boots and Bonnetts; Zephyr Woisteds
all colors: Chenille Scarfs and Trimmings; ladies'
and misses Hoop Skirts. Good stock If laies' and
misses furs, vctorines, Cuffs, Mufs, Fur Capes and
Swans Down. Silk, linen and cotton Floss; Shirt
Bosoms. Good stock Of Dress TrimmingsFringesa and
silk, JET, pearl, glass and agate Buttons lace emroi
deed and silk Damask Curtains; painted; oil and pa
pa window Shades; Curtain Cord and Tassels-all
coiv Coates white, coored and black cotton Thread;
colored carpet chain looking glasses carpets Oil
Cloths; mating; rugs and druggett; wall paper fine
screens.
Retail stock % Boots and Shoes.
do do Of Hats, Caps and Mems Clothing.
Brown and White Linen Table Covers;
Spotted and 10 do do do
Meino Shirts and Drawers for ladies' ard gentlemen.
Cloak rassels; 800 Seamless Bags-for Wheat.
All OF which will sell cheap for cash
Oct2l j =. HOPKINS.
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Notwithstanding the panic the Legis-
lature of Missouri has passed an act giving
seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars
bonds to North Missouri Railroad, and five
hundred thousand to Southwest Branch Pa
cifc Bonds, to be sold for not less than ten
per cent. discount, in cash.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

WEDICAL NOTICE.
MAR. HUTCHINSON, having associated with him
~ DIR. GREEN. late of indianapolis, will continue
the practice Of medicine and surger, at his old office
Third street, where he solcits Continuance Of patron
age from his friends and the public generally.
Doctor Green having devoted exclusive attention tn
the treatment Of diseases Of the bye and Lungs for
several years. III continue To treat such diseases with
ms plan Of treatment which consists or the lungs
in the inhalation Of medcated vapors. carrying the
medicine directly tn the seat Of the disease. =.
One Of the finn Gun he found the office at all hours
Of the day and night. sepri -iS vim
MARION HARLAND's NEW BOOK
MOSS SIDE,
This work fully maintains the celebrity of her other
books, HIDDEN PATH and AL0NE.
at loctiIl T.. j. DOBELL'S.
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MARION HARLAND's NEW BOOK

lust RECEIyED.-
% - bxs star Candles.
10 do OPAL do
% do Prime W. II. Cheese.
I In and for sale by WHEELER RIGGS.
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S3ACKEREL, NEW, in assorted packages, and
w numbers, for sale by GILBERT a BOWLES.
stone Masons and Contract,

NOTION BATTING.--l,50o Ms. No. and No. .
~ for sale by GfLBERT 4 B0wLES.
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NEW LUMBER YARD,
Corner of Main and Eighth Streets
EyANSyIIlE md

AHTE are offering for sale to the city and
Nv country trade our whole stock Of hummer at
retail. Having extra facilities for manufacturing and
buying pine lumber in Pennsylvania, think
eau offer inducements to purchasers that they
cannot find elsewhere in the city. We shall at all
times he supplied with full assortment.
Also, pine shingles and dressed flooring always on
hand. Call at the office on the above Corner
novi1-ly WATSON, NEWBERRY X CO. q
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-tF~ REMOVAL OF
WHOLESALE HARDWARE
HEADQUARTERS.
CHARLES S. WELLS,
FIRST ST, betwe Main and Sycamore.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
SHALL REMOVE my LARGE and REcrSrL,
PURCHASED stock of
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c.

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C.,
about the 18th Of November, 1851, to the NEW AND
coMMoDIoUs STORE Quilt and arranged expressly for
my business) on the upper side of First street, (be
tween Main and Sycamore) next door to Messrs Keen
x Preston, and Immediately opposite Messs. j. III.
Maghee 4 Co.
With ample room, No. FACILITIES BUYING
cHEAP the best selected and completely assorted
stock in the city, together with promptness, industry
aud fair dealing trust my efforts Cpast and future,
will be mutually advantageous to self and my rap
idly increasing iistof customers in the city and coun-
try. My
English and German Direct ImportatiOns,
are very large. These with my large orders to AMER.
IcAs MANUFACTURERS first brands) enable me to
meet successfully any fair and honorable competition
ANYWHERE IN THE WEST, and also EAST, by adding
simply, expenses OF delivery in Evansville. un-
hesitangly state that CAN and WILL demonstrate to
any country merchant. who will bring his Eastern
invoice and freight bills, that and will sell him
| bill Of HARDWARE as low as any Eastern Jobbins
House, with expenses to Evansville considered This
is no idle boast. 1 am fully prepared TO do what I
forfeit the said merchants board bill at his mo-
tel, during reasonable stay i'm Evansville. In my
stock may be found complete assortment Of
rEs American & English Hard
ware, Cutlery, Files, and
Edge Tools, Guns, Gun Barrels and
Gun Trimmings, Timers, Tools,
Wire, Rivets, Kettle Ears, Japan'd
and stamped Tinware, &C. <A1
lam also AGENT for yULCANlZED RUBBER
Betting AND PACKING, (made by New Yorl
Betting Co.. which will be sold at lowest Cincinnati
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GNASTP, PEPPER SAUCE, &c.-
~ ~ dozen Pepper Sauce, assorted sizes;
20 do Catsup do do
q do Olive oil; in store and 10 arrive nv
septl7 r.. III. COOK & son.
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HANS
III 500 Quigley's extra Hams at
I'll COOK & son.
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TYE LlDIES' DEP1RTINENT

THE. LADIES' DEPiRIlUENI
Ia nov nd for the reception orLaies No Institution In
tht Union part more thorough Interesting course ia
this Department. -t. =, 80. r,t -
In coeusion we would add, that shall put forth our
bes; efforts merit in Sti more eminent asgye t MI az
teriue reception with which our enterprise mas et u t
LLedge ourselves to iHpnrt a more MOr0uOH pL"cttcu
rOurse O Mercantile tat be0F1"ed E""y
Cfher sinIikIr Mercantile college. -,
: Among many recommendations, we give the Iolo"
ing a.. ,
we the undersigned, pleasure in testify Ing that We
personally acquainted with Mr. GranGers SHy Us an
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keeping, which Is OF e
highest order. lie has had great eNreriehGe aS an
countant, heavy Commercial aud Bankng housSa,
gives him superior facilities mparting ETdctc3t
KmOtoeOe QJ Book Keeping, and thorough C"""erc'"'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
I74 MAIN ST., WHEELING.


FILL AND WINTER TRADE
,cTONE q THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
> tey IN receipt Of tF fun stsek u Fau and
rye deeds, Varieties aad IsiItIaeFY C;OatI-.
TIey haSs received Ji,tr Sc"nd Fan Purchases,
hh, added 70 their former StoeES vii enable thsi 70
cent TO the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF, GOODS,
ileii BY largest and MOST DEsIkABLE stock and
ubTacinr BEST ELECTION choice goods is! have
oasTtd "a tiie Public
their they have added laTse stock OF
CaTpenE and Rugs te latest designs and last taAhes,
beautiful line Of choice Furs, suitable for thS
Winter Tradr-to bOtf OF Whch vel their
sSnyraly, they Invite the aitsniian Of the Trade.
Having been In the Eastern Cs short time previous 20
largely Nth tn Cash las thes have done oT
st) Weil directly from the IHpOftgrs- aat dauRfae
instaness they able Ter inducsin@Hts
zee tEah BuyFTs, eher by tie PIECE or ~ FETAL
Il by suniiaT house Il the West
To ts Of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have tr, and making ample afrsng1nrnst 70 furnish
e Public with Of the bst selected stoeSs OF goods In
their line In the West,
In Ilis stock NAV be found fully
f2lg ys sIksembraeinE Of she fact stnrorted,
S,uUl - French MrTnoeg, CashmrIcs, Bn3nhazues,
fhibets and 1LaddOniHsO Of every iifllf AID color,
full line OF the Richest Painted, OIhTv ssli aud Sat-
striped CashmeTu- and Delai-ss-iaiJoTtsd.
4I ShaNIs and ClOaLs-SmbTaCiug some Of the richest
We offered in Wheeling.
}GOO Sds 6inglnIns Deba1es Dlanes and Prints. and
6i,uyO % DOmestcs-eiubTacing Ilse Target lne Of
iOuse, u not by any house The city.
Try have laid in their stock with view closer cash
trade, aud pledge the Public that e1Tt upon heT part
shall be wanting to Ilt ase.
They feel confident that they nler inducements 70
lose edh Lusscs excelrd by house Ia the West II In
Uuitcd States No trouble to shOW gOodsgo0ds
Jars. Hotels and Boats Tor customers
EB~A ways on hand Prime Live Geese FeatheFs
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Great Northern and 6UutheIn Mail Route.
TRAVELLERS
rJNVEce DAmT Sunday night eNcepsed between Rich
nond and Washington City via GOrdOnsvhle and Alex
anllia. sr NJ,
l%SEs o. A. Nj. and 7:0OP.M
Returning leave Washington, 20 a. ri. and p. NJ
and -. =, =, -. AZ
Arrive At Richmond. ..1;'iD r. NJ. and A.
Baggage checks aud tickets given through between Rich
"CFi TIEsF EF TY Railroads HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and hing in excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
nt OF aiways securing as Is shown by arr
walls taiIy at Rchond and Washington city In advance oil
the Steamboat line. -, * Eo
,py mn WIEN RICMOHn WAsHINGTOS. .EO'oV
An Ommibus will always ready to take Iongn
md their baggage Of wearing apparel between
ihr two DepOts charge, with ample time iOF the :"
take their meals, whether going North or s"uth;
Through Tickets can he obtained between DanVie ana
Washington at the Terminus Of the Road, now nearly com
ul.ted TO Dauve An Agent Of the Company WIN receive
he Checks Of passengers from the Dhnvie Road and at
TEND to their baggage all the Way TO Washington hs BAL
timOre Depot. ,., ,,,, .,a.,,,,o,,
route. -. a.. A.,,,.., nth.
tnOnd and Alexandria w
FRIICIEIT DEPARTMENT..
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- ~.
rna rnrrenEer IrnIn. DaIIy eael

Ox and after Monday May as,n train. wiz follow.
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s-fFEI sPIII 3 stock.
Watches, JeWelIy, SiAveFWare,
DC. sc.
j. T. - COT I'S
~ EW and sLsndil exceeding in beauty
~ celenee vnriry cheaness, any lie heTetOGoTt
uleTei his patr0us-ySiIi be Opsned
MONDAY JIOHNiAG, 5tTH INST,
To whIeh he respectfully nVrs the attention Of the pub
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PIANOS /! PIANOS

PIANOS PIANOS
TUsT REcEIYED IrOH, the eelsbrated maHufaetoEy Of
81 lIallet, Dawn CO., n sprudid lot S ranOs Tnsse
,ae sit Fll frame, circular scales,
sliding deskss Hth paIsnt ssPesun hFiEe. compost
bsATi1gs repeating EFaHd action, utI
give sstaIartion, ana made ' stand in aul
climate
Also splendid lot Of NylOdeOns for churches, tbs
paTlOT.
la connection with the above have large and ful stock
"a sVsry Masleai INSTRUMENTS rvsF9
ing tiiat may found Music store, Eiuy found
e store Of I. CAhrWRi
j-tH-N l95 Hain~t-. Wh-riinR.
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..Poor OId UnoIeENed.o p

"And hs Lad nO WOOL GA the top Of his head,
On the place where the wool ought to ErON."
THERE folks Ea-sIays Iauenta-
bic DIX with Cueie Sed. They may Change their
Of to Of r. rsioicinF, " uey viii only the
ayAn which Art offers to Nature. to ali her
meP0 sn's Hair RESt0FnGtVe.
Is = we'll kiU@I valuable HAIR TUNlC. There
hose m Wheeling WhO stiI its
loss Of hair, and in restoring luVurnt FroA A where
through sickness OibvrWsss the hair hal unfortunately
fsitrn
7. II LOGAN / CO.
AarIl HrfIv Irtrn