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3. $50 Prizes amounting to........,
WHOLE TICKETS, so; HALF Is 5; QUARTERS, 81
pIAN or HE Lottery

WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES 5; QUARTERS, S25S
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 30 Co., spending with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate slips OF paper
are encrced with small tn tubes and placed in Wheel
TIE Grst 25 Prices similarly printed and eneirced, are
paced In another " heel.
Inc Wheels then Tevolved, and number is drawn
FROM the Wheel Numbers and the time Prize
draw the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
out are opened exhibited the audience ana registered
By the commissioners the Prize being placed against the
Number This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes drawn out.
AUTHORIZATIONS FBIZEsIh7 two preceding and the two
succeeding bOse drawing the drsJ y Prizes will
be e,tUed the A approximation Prizes For sEaDp
II ticket No. 1880 draws The s6OuO0 FnEe, those Iiektts
mum cred 1925, 1899, 25l ll viii eacn be EMIT ed 70
SIS No. draws the So UuO prize, thOso lick
ets numbered 5 5g SOL 52 w each be enriJlsn 70 sou,
aud according toll scheme
The 5vu q s ii Fzy viii be determined By the last bg.
ure Of she No that draws the 10000 pre For example
If the number drawing the $1,000 prize slds with /, then
al the tickets where the number ends win be entitled
70 go Il the number ends with No 2 then all the tickets
where the number ends Will be snuIlsd 10 t2U, and
50 OnJ0O.
Certificates Of Packages will be sold st the following
rates, which is the risk.
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w offer for sale desirable LOT for the erection Of
~ large Business house. fronting about 40 feet The
kast side Of Front street, intersection Of Clak
street, and running back 10 low marx Apply %
June Il-im J. L d r. ". BROWN
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CITY PEOPERT1

CITY PkOP ERTA Fox SALE
FRAME store hose fronting 25 feet Market street,
n nOTh Of Broad, the Of Broad and Mar
kst The above property rapidly enhau cling IN Eaiue aHd
an e1cellent stand r dry goods or grocery store
iuns5Im j. L. q r, W. Brown,
44K Cherry q.
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R. G.. NIcNAIRY & CO.


NO. 55s College street.
HAVE determined In future to keep up fI and ele-
II CANT stock the whole round, that DersoHs Vi
siti the city have her supplied ala ssasous
and they are nov receiving their second Large Inn
pOrtatiOn OF
SUMMER GOODS,
Bought in New YORK heavy decline In prices and
prepared TO do better for lhs friends than al any other
time In the history OF their business being able 10 sen ay
descriptions Of DDS less prices than we paid fo
them early in the season.
In DRESS GoOys, We have al elegant assortment OF
FlOuDced-
SILKS, GRENADINES.
TlSSt Is, Der EG ES.
OKGARDIEs, JACONETS,
And all fabrics by the yard prices below their usual
value. We have also reduced the prices Of the old Ox on
hand, and 81 ply the u On'' "a elegan Dress
a. small cost We invite Uartcu attention TO he rs
ducu IN prices Of Xix StOCs uHuyuaLb arge
stock II low priced Muslins, Lawns, &c &c.
summer ShaEVis-ln great variety, very urettv and
new. al o a few ur Meaning
Lace and Muslin MentIes-aa eleyauL sss1rt
ment; also large lot very i0w prices. Lace Nantes a.
from 81 up.
STAPLE GOODS.
DoMESTICS, TICKlNGS,
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IN ORDERING TICKETS Ok CERTIFICATES,
kucuse the money address OT the Tickets order
3D. on the receipt OF which they will be forwarded BY drs
nal. Purchasers have Tickets ending with any fig
IRE they may designate.
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent TO
purchaser Immediately alter the drawing.
Purchasers Eplease write their Signature plain, give
their Post UlHcs County and State,
~ Remember Lhs every pTIzs is drawn, and payable
10 tli without deduction.
tf5 All prizes OF tl,J00 and under, paid Immediately
after the GraugO,Ger prizes st the usual time Of thirty
days.
al communications strictly confidential.
Prize Tickets Cashed renewed in other Tickets al
either Office
Address orders for Tickets or CsrtifgeeB either to
S. SWAN 4 90, atlanta, Ga,
june 26-f
IL = Inst OF the numbers that drawn from the wheel,
with the the prize that is emf led 20,
Will be publ he'd every driving IN the following
pers: New OgIsaus peia, Mobile Register, Charleston
STANDARD, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta ntegenceT, New
York Weekly bay Book Savannah Morning News and Rich
mOnd Uispattu aud New York d spalch,
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FEVER AND RCUE,


ND the various afsetyns consequent upon Hs0riered
= STOMACH OR LIVER, 81 Ind z-slIn, Ariditr 0f
me stomach tOlcky Palrs, hsarr-sr1 T. uI elite,
Dependency, COstveness. Blind and BeedrE piaa IN
all Nervous, Rheumatic and NeIra-ic Rfsc0ts, has in
numerous nstances proved highly 5elelca and ainsrs
Effected a decided cure
This IS purely vegetable compound prepared 0u strictly
scientific principles after ths nner o the cerltsi fa
land Professor RoeFhave ec.use 5f e. al -ucc- In
most OF the european States its ntriugt 1tsfh U ca
states Intended epec V nur fner-
land scattered here and her8 this rHr1rr
county. Meeting with great -urCre among them nov
Oter % 70 the American Dubic, ku1 aIu Thar lr ven
derful me- iciual virtues musi be arFuns l1f-sd
II Is particularly Fec0mm5f dsd those persons whose cor
situations may have been i1areI br che continuous m 5f
Erdent spirits or other forms dissipation Generals in
Simultaneous 10 effect duds s way dea Dbl o. inc scar OF
life thr ling and quickeuing ever. rersr sae 90 he
dropping spirit, a. d. 10 ac inusing hsa On
the system
NOrrcE Whoever eEp-cis to ind lhis beverage vii b.
disappointed but 70 The sics. weak spirited, wa
prove grateful aromatic cordial Of OCULAR
DIAL prophstbes
CAUTION
many limitations, which thc pubc should E1nsl par
chasing Be not persgsed Oh b1 farE else uuti sou
have gven Boerha Holland Bi-ters trial. One bot
ue viii convince you how iudute superior IS 10 en- lhese
limitations.
NJ sold al 81 per bOillsor boules for g., By he
BENZ PAGE. JR. a. co,
Manufacturing PhaFm ac8utsts and aIs Pts6urg Pa
Sold 10 Nashville BY kWlN BHOTHEBs, Wbo,srals
Agents Sold also by Dr. A. b. ROsCOE IOH j. BEECH.
and Druggist generally apTls '51-ltu5-H Tvs
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SHEETTNGs, COTfONADES
BOYS WEAR, IRISH LINENS
PRINTS, GINGHAMS
PLANTATION GOODS, &C. &C.
Hosiery Of all kinds.
Gloves, Of AL sizes, styles aud qualities.
OIL 10TH, SLZRA . N4TIIlG, EARPFTyV WIS
We receiving the largest stock ever brought %
this city, about 200 pieces among Whic may be fOun ver5
thng from the commOnest to the elegant 81 ehsr with
printed OTugzets 'Tumb cloths, Rags dars Star-LtBs
Rods &c, &C. and all At the very possible prc g.
mayH X. g. NcNAIFV x IN
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BEHknoHnbya
sickly, weas az
! ieoil at q ers8n
hat d EA
~IkENGTH EU
ING CURDIALH4
The only remedy
lhal vii sIraurr-
"a and igvg0-tis
he system, aud
remove AL impsr-
lilies On the $50 od
90 Bvery pleasant
Eofnka
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COTOOSA SPRINGS, GEORGIA.

TINE Propdetors pleased 70 announce 70 the public
thar this fashionable Watering Place viii be opened
recepIiua Of visitors the IS n june when they dateT
themselves they will be enabled BY their uulemited
ton and increased Gcs, to render their
rlabls a. al any similar esab shneut SOnh. Dur
ing the season their will be Fancy Bali and Tournament
which will be duly announced.
june9-tiuly - BAItEf & MCDONALD
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NENPRINTS.& C.

ANEAT KE>IDENCE IN EDG FIELD,
IS now offered for sa bargain. The Lot fronts 81 feet
/ on Woodland street and !7U on MInck The House c.
tail four good rooms good cssT1 The house
built IT ORC situation the brst EdgeneiI
VIII be sold low. Apply TO a. V. 5. LINDSEY,
iuneI3-u % COiiegr street. =
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COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK
SITUATION WANTED,

StkJhIION 6D
a S TEACHER, in some OF the Eastern or South East
n cru coun,ies OF Virginia, by a young gentleman fully
eompeteh. TO give instruction in all the branches OF a tho
rough Engrsh education. together with Philosophy, Chem.
i.uy. &c. He would prefer a public school. though he
would have no objections to teaching in a private family
fT further information, address w. r., Mount Gilesd
P. o., Loudoun county, Va. Nov g. c3w
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tn COUNTRY

A. Fall is ROW upon us, and merchants from the coun-
-. has. began TO visit this city to make their pur.
80. ". take no little PLEASURE in calling their attention
- ore. Family Medicine one that is invaluable in all
c.rna;c. sui a, all seasons -one that has performed more
,ep,rkaole cures than any other ever discovered-oDe
,,,, can De tsSen by all c%onditions and sexes with perfect
..,r,v-suL one that stands unrivsnet for the cure OF
Dv.n-u. Colds and Coughs, Cnoic, Nervous. Affections,
General Debility, Ague aud Fever and Nervous Headache
Nc sllude toBakers Celebrated Premium Bitters, com.
po,ed entirely OF vegetable substances and therefore en-
trely FREQ from all mineral poisons. When all other re.
medis. have tailed. II single bottle has been known TO cure
The worst Dyspepsia. a. certified to by the late Robert +.
Sew-chill and fevers Id sttested by William Il. GRECO
~ nj u.nrro, and o~thrrs-Nervous Headache, as cert
ted by Messrs. Haynes, Moore, Peters and others-and
Chol,c, and Diarrhrx, a. hundreds OF our citizens assert,
who used IL with great success during the prevalence OF
the Cnolern in Richmond, and who Immediately checked
and uprooted all symptoms Of that horrid disease, by the
fr;e use OF Rakeris Premium Bitters. Indeed, we doubt
il Their. has ever been discovered a Tonic OF so powerful
aud sc, - soothing \ nature A. these Bitters. which are
continually administered to children, with the happiest
result. The Proprietor IF these B.tters is anxious to have
them known Throughout the country, aud tor this reason
will pu, them to Country Merchants and Others, by the
wholesale. a, such pricesa. cannot fail to please. All are
Invited TO try the Bitters and Judge Of their merit. For sale
q, whoiesale prices, by Messrs PURCELL. LADD e. CO.,
ADiE & GRAY, and by al druggists in Virginia
Also of < H S;a5ler & Co. Baltimore, and Messrs. c.
so:. & Co, Washington City, ID c., and Barnes & Park,
New York. OCT Y
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ERCHANDIS

TO PERSONS IN THU COUNTKT
EISOR Pianos 10 BE- durable and lust or<-S1H.--
b, fifty years. (ns they ought To do theyESlS
should be made OF timber that has been sea
soning for years upon years in succession, slh.rwisc,
sooner or later, they are obliged to give way and become
worthless. To carry out this important feature as well
os n great many other things connected with the proper
manufacture OF Pianop, large amounts Of money and ex.
periencc are required and but few makers have enough
Of both. With this state Of things staring us in the face. is
agents. who are here to day and gone to Inorrow, simply,
perhaps, because the Piano presents a handsome outside
appearance and Is on the spot, thc proper manufacturcrof
waich you know nothing ABOUT, when you can, upon alto
scthcr Is good terms and better, readily supply your.
selves from settled responsible establishments, OF twenty
years standing, whose instruments have been tested a
thousand times over. Z. P. NASH,
Nov23 Petersburg. Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


GREAT INDICTMENT.
, Ar oun STORE, ITO, MAIN ST.
Ne maze by lar toV largc Ii stock of Clothing and
''entieincn's Furnishing Goods, uud call attention
~ tue aSSortinrnt enumerated below:
80 over Coats and taslans
10y Cashmere Business Coats
2D Ciolh Dress Frock do.
80 YOURS Coat,
l,OOO Vests, various STYLES
1000 pairs Cashmere pauts
$50 doz. Geuts' Shirts
aO noz. Merino and Lambs Wool Shirts
boys' Jackets, Pants and Vests
III u hoote goods are made 10 the lutest styie and We
are selling them cheap for caol.
90 GROSHONG TUPMAN& o
U Ito, Main street.
AND OTHER DRESS GOODS.
JhiNIED DE LAME at 30 cts, same We sold car.
u her IN the season at IS cts.
Dress silks at very low prices.
Cloaks from 50 SO up.
Carpets at low prices
Drawers.
Ladies' Merino Vests.
French Work Collars and Sleeves, at very low prices.
Calicoes. Mouselaines, &c.
we ihVitea call from all In want of Dry Goods. assuring
Them TINT our prices shall be as low as any oil our compe.
titors.
Nov 10 CHlLES e. CHENERY
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE IN

SURRY COUNT.
I'm obedience TO a Decree of the Circuit Court of Sur.
L ry, OF the 26th day of October, 1857, shall, as com.
missioner appointed under said decree, sell to the highest
court day, in front Of the Courthouse door, the Tract OF
Land in the decree mentioned, containing BY estimation
GID four hundred and eleven acres, aud belonging TO the
estate Of b. Jones. deceased.
This farm lies about six miles below surry Courthouse,
adjoins the lands OF Tho. c. Harrison, John II. Hankins
and the subscriber, and is in about a mile OF a good pub.
lie l,nding on James river. There are about two hundred
acres cleared and enclosed under a good fence, the bal.
ance is In woods, and it is estimated by good judges that
$1,000 three thousand cords Of pine wood can be cut after
leaving n suficiency of timber for plantation purposes; the
cleared land has been married and produces well the crops
usually grown in the ncighborhood, say, Corn, Wheat and
Oats, &c. There is IN Orchard Of about three or four
hundred trees.
The terms of sale prescribed by the decree are, a credit
OF one, two and three years upon the purchasers giving
bonds with approved personal security, except for so
much in cash II, may be necessary to pay the co',s Of .nt
md expenses of sale; the title TO be withheld until the
purchase money !, paid The bonds to carry interest from
the day of sale. For further pa,.ieular. apply 10 The sub.
scriber. WIN. +. B. RUFFlN, Commissioner,
Nov .O-ctds Bacon's Castle =. O., Surry Co., Va
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND,
EGRoEs, &C., IN THE COUNTY OF HANOVER,

TWELVE MILES EAST OF RICHMOND.
ID Y virtue of two DEGREES Of the County Court OF
Hanover, pronounced on the 9th Of October,
1857, in the suits Of White, &c. vs.. Whites admlnisira ror,
| will offer for sale, at Public Auction, on the premises
commencing at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, on THURSDAY, the 10th
of December, 1857, if fair, tf not, the next fair day thereof.
ter, Two Tracts Of Land, estimated at three hundred and
iour acres, (3Oi acres) one Of which 10 called the Man.
sion Tract, and being the same on which the said John
White died, having thereon, q comfortable Dwelling
House, Of ive rooms. Kitchen and other Gu, Houses, well
wa,rrsd, and adapted to the usual Crops of Grain, V,eset;
ables. DC, in a healthy and agreeable neishborhood, and
adjoins the lands OF David Woody. WIN, b sydnor and
others, and about one mile east Of Old Cold Haroor.
Also, another Tract, Called Coopers0 estimated AZ one
hundred and thirty two acres. C3a acres and mas upon
it a comfortable Dwelling House. Kitchen aud Other
Houses necessary for the Farm, water ABUNDANT very
hoallhy, and adjoins the lands OF Lucy Batsin', Henry
Woods estate and Others, and about one Sa a nall miller
east Of Old Cold Harbor.
At the same time and place, | will oder for sale. at Pub
lie Auction, 70. cash, nine Young and Likely Negroes. IL
/ wit: Charlotte, Harriet, Edward, sibby, Susan, Mary,
| Selma, Surnh, Ellen and Washington
Terms-Cash will be required for the Slaves, and asst
,he r. al Estate, onethird Cash, one third on 4 credit Of
,urlvc months, and the residue on u credit Of two years.
rho crcdi, instruments to bear in,ere-, from the day Of
sale. AID the title IA be retained until tbe further order o,
the Court T.. ID. NAlD,
At the same time, ] viii sell to the highest bidder, a,
Public Auction. the Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Farming Implements, Crops 0!
Corn, Fodder, &c.
Tcfns-All sums under FIVE dollars, cash: fve dollar.
aud over a credit Of six months will be given. the pui
chaser executing bond with gooi personal security.
L. D. WAID,
! Nov e4-ctds Admir- Of Margaret White, decd.
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CHOICE ENGLISH BOOKS OR SALE BY
JAMES WOODHOUSE e. CO RICHMOND, VA.

IOI ell BOOKS FOX SALE BY
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four hundred Pro6les and other Engravings. London. 81.
Bayle's Historical and Critical Dictionary Translated
folio. Substantially bound In half.Ru,,ia-an extremely
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Life Of Dir samuel Romilly. Written BY himself With
a Selection from his corrs:pondence. 2 vols. limo
Nudes British Birds. The fea,hered Tribes of the
British islands. By Robert Nude. Fourth clifton. II.
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The Works OF Bishop Hall. A new edition, revised and
With Additions, a Translation OF all the Latin
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Tplboy's edition. Oxford. ss5.
Bishop Portcus' Works. With his Life, by Hodsson.-
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Burke's Speeches. The Speeches Of the RI. Hon. Ed.
mund Burke on the Impeachment of Warren Hastings
To which 10 added Burke's Epi'solsry Correspondence
Waipoie's Anecdotes of Painting in England. lllustra.
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Memoirs of tho Court OF Maria Antoinette, Queen Of
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t3.
The I%nsold.by Legend; or. Mirth and Marvsls. By
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IOS. NJ. SEAY.
LAND. NEGROES, &c., FOR SALE.

tkN E' NSCsS run
DURSUANT to a deed OF trust from John J. Brown and
Lucy c., his wife. to the subscriber, of record in the
Clerks Office of the County Courts Of Buckingham ami
purposes therein specified, I will, on the 10th day of d..
cember, "WEDNESDAY il fair, If not, on the next fair
day thereafter, proceed to .ell, TO the highes, bidder tho
Whole of the estate mentioned in said decd of trust. The
tract of land contains one thousand seven hundred and
sixty i've acres, being in the counties OF Buckingham and
Cumberland, on the waters OF Willis creek, and will be
divided TO suit purchasers, II necessary.
The Cat Branch estate has all necessary improvements,
lately built, and in the best manner, consisting of over.
seers house, kitchen aud ~icchouse. uegro.qusrters, barn
and tobacco houses, for caring ~, coo lbs tobacco, stables,
&c. This tract Ia IN a high sta,e OF improvement, from a
liberal ae Of manures, and has l7s bushels Of whest seed.
cd upon IL, seeded in good time. and in the best manner,
and all on tobacco land.
The tract known rs Daniels has no improvements ex.
cept some tobacco houses. On both tracts there 10 a great
abundance of timber, and a lnrger supply of plant land
than il usually found on such estntes. and 4, 10 generally
believed that the timber upon It, If sawed into slaves,
would more than pay for its purchase There 10 on the
last mentioned tract of land one hundred and twenty
acres Of fiat land, on Willis creek and It's tributaries.
There are twenty tive negroes, most OF them young and
likely.
The stock Of mules, COWS. sheep and hogs are all of the
best kind; the plantation tools, Of all descriptions, the very
best that could be purchased; about 800 barrels of corn;
Is, 600 ts of tobacco. and the otal usually belonging to
Terms OF SALE The land will be sold for one third
cash; the balance of the purchase money at one and two
years from the day of sale, the purchaser giving bonds
with good security. the title to be withheld until said
bonds are fully paid oil.
The negroes will be cold for cash. The balance of the
property mentioned in the deed will be sold on a credit oil
six months.
The deed Of trust empowers me TO sell the land and ne
groes privately or publicly, and now offer them for sale
privately until the 10th day Of december; aud il ckher
tract of land, or the whole, be disposed OF by that day,
notice thereof will be given before the day of sale.
Persons wishing to purchase the lands, or negroes. are
referred to Mr.. Davidson. living on the land, or to myself
at the Virginia Mill, who will take pleasure In ~afording
all information in our possnssion.
The title to this tract Of land, and every other species
uf property herein offered for sale. 10 believed to be un.
questionable. Selling rs trustee, | can convey only such
title as is vested in me by the deed aforesaid.
ROBT. c. NICHOLAS,
Noy IS-dItLc,1s Trusfea
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TT Is o A
MAS. g. A. ALIENS WORLDS HALF RESTORER
* RAY Haired, Bald, or persons with diseases of hair,
VI or scalp, read the following and judge of the srti.

v nal W. NeNSt ~ VAh ASSesSs " SNst
or scalp, read the following and judge of the srti.
cles.
Or Worlds Hair Dressing. 10 essential to use with the Re-
storer. and 10 the best Hair Dressing for old or young eI.
tant being oRen efhcstious In cases Of hair falling, &c,
E v. u. v. DEGAN, Editor Guide to Holiness. can
estify TO It's efecis," &c.
PRESIDENT J; \ EATON. l.. l. D., MurfTss.ooro,
Tenn. Notwithstanding irregular use, the falling Oh oil
hair ceased, and my gray locks restored to original CO.
REV ~, q B. MORLEY A.leboro', Mass. 81, h., changed
the Grown Of Glory belonging to old men, to the on
REV. NJ. TEACHER. go years of sgel Pitcher, Chensn'
90, CO.. n. Y. my hair IL now restored; 1t il nothing like
REV. D. T. WOOD, Middletown, N. Y. my own hair,
and that Of another Of my family, has greatly thickened
REV. JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommended it,
REV. w. PoRsEUs, st.nwich, Conn. "I. h.. met my
most ~sanguine expectations" &c.
REV. }. F. GRlsWoLD. Washington, N. H. at 10 real
y efieaeiou. In restoring the hair &c. ,,a l.,
cheerfully ~ecommend it, &c.
REV. J. P. JUSTIN. Chsrleston, 8. C. "The white hair
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD. Meriden. n. /. eve think
REV: b. C.. SMITH, Pratt.burg, N. Y. ~ was surprised
REV C. N. CLlRK, Lewiston. Pa. at has stopped my
REV " A. a~'I FKs,S j; chsssqus CO., ~ !. Il am Satisfied
REV. D. MoKRls. Gro. River, New York. at Is the
best preparation extsnt."
REV. WM. CUTTER, Editor Mothers Magazine, New
York. Recommends it.
NV might swellthis list, but If not convinced, TRY
IT. We export these preparations to Europe even, and
| they are supsrseding all others there as well AZ in the Uni.
ted States.
II does not soil or stain. Sold by all the principal whole
sale and retail merchants in the unitod States, Cuba or
DEPOT. 35. BROOM ST, NJ ".
| where address all orders and inquiries.
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which they make more profit. Write to Depot for circular,
terms and information. Genuine 10 signed. Mrs. 8. A. Al
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