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TILE LONE STAR SET

We met the other duy in exchange paper ~
an extract from letter OF John s. Carlisle, repress
ts,ive of the Psrk-rsburg District in the House.
which he declines running again, and accompanies. 7.
withdrawal with some whining remarks, inplying' ii.
heconsiders hilnselfa Democrat and that he wtbdrsf
for the purpose Ut preserving harmony in that par
We never heard before that he had ever been y
mocrat, and ars sincerely sorry to hear il now. J"
are very sarc, that if Democrats preven, il, :
will never be one again. They fred Il volley o''
his political grave last month, in the shape OF cox
one thousand majority for buchanan. Therein u
the true cause OF his withdrawal. He hs. no eat
chance o! Il re election aud e1perts his las, et n:
Judgment il going gracefully To- oblivion.
The letter was curious that we had MARIE:
for publication. i5u, it escaped Us, aad, uni'l.
iEut do .-r. O. Vows and r.,oveueU,s -ec -r-c :
his Knot; Ntihing friends TIA, we could not du: -
other COPY Winchester Vr-tRiGr.
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A REQUIEM.
AsNlx CHAMBERS BRADFORD.

n
Lave, Of the Autumn tint.
Crimson and golden, opalesque ana Drown,
To this new grave heap slowly rnstiir8 down,
Come, with your low, low chime'
A,3 sinp q, her, Who spring and summer PAST,
Ia her calm autumn wen, to Heaven at last,
Where there is no more time.
Flowers of the Autumn days.
Bright. lingering roses, asters wnite as sno"
And purple violet., on the airs that 60
Signing their sad, cad lays
Tell with your sweet breath how her spirit fair'
Through Lies declining, KEEP; its fragrance rare
Fresher, emid decays.
Birds of the Autumn ewes!
warbling your last song ere ye plume your wing
For miIder climates, stay awhile, and sing
Where the lone willow greves;
Tell Of nest secure fromstorm and blast,
Where her white wing, the Shadowy Valley past,
Rests under Heavenly Eaves.
Stars of the Autumn night!
Crowned warders on the ramparts Of the skies,
With YOUR bright lances, holy mysteries
Upon her grave stone write.
Tell Of the .Setr Name given to the free
Ia that fsir land beyond the Silent Sea,
Where Christ is Lord and Light!
God Of the Wind and Rain!
Seed.ttme and harvest, summertime and sleet-
Stricken and woful, at Thy Kinsly feet,
We bow amid our pain:
Help US 10 find her, where no falling leaf.
Nor parting bird doth tell Of Death aud Grief
Where Thou a.one dost reign,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09
MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF
MISSOURI

Gov. Price OF Mo-, in his annual message, repre-
senrs the fnnnces Of the State ms i'll q prosperous
condition and urges that, in order to maintain that
position there should BE- dea uction i'll The present
rate of TAXATION a Iarga portion OF the message il
devoted 10 iia subject of banks and currency, and
the Governor recommends that case the proposed
amendment 70 the Sete Constitution, authorizing The
crea,rn OF genera! banking eystem, should fail TO
become part Of the organic ls" thG Legislature
should extend The charter Of the Bank Of Missouri
for such a period rs may deem prudent, and in
crease its capital 70 TIE iul amount authorized by
the Consultation.
The State Geological Survey IS pioGr,scing rapidly
and fayorably. The State University State Prison.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, &C., said TO bs in good
condition. The message recommends that the salary
of the Governor be increased from S20OG to $1,000
per enru.., and also recommends Increased pay TO
other servants ~ the State al Jefferson City. The
construction Of the 'ac;t:c Rsrosd is aleo avoca-
ted as calculated 10 draw :.o2.!y :cg-,her the
hnnls of tina Ininn.
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EoIsT,.Tl.RE OK NEW YORK

ALBANY, Jan. 6.-The Legislature met at noon to.
day, and organized. Dewitt {. Litejohn was elected
Speaker of the Assembly. Governor Kings mes.
sage states that the receipts Of tho past year are near
" eighteen mi!lonr, the expenditures nearly tiiee
millions, aad tho balance In the Treasury upwards o
three millions The Canal debt is upwards OF twenty
two millions. and the receipts G! The year two and
three quarters millions. The banking system is in
healthy condition. the Governor declares that the
lnputu.ions en- he Republicans in the Presidents Mes
sage a.e whov eroand!sp-: aud he gives at length
the viuws OF tie Rerubiicara on the great Question
of the day. lie alludrs &c tie odi'ases which have
been committed in Kansas lie Eesshgo, Oh the
Whole ir G very able document.
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Hon. VIM. Cost johnson, o. Maryland, has wr,ec
a letter endorsing Hon. a. Dudley Manns scheme
FOR Greet trade by means Of mammoth steamers be.
tween tho waters of the Chesapeake ana Milfo,!
Haven in England. lie proceeds TO advocate the cd.
yantages OF that portion o. the Chesapeake shore
Point Lookout tai the mouth Of the Potomac rv'
erl IA the American terminus Of thia ocean line The
Patuxent whrh emp.es 'uto the Bay ~ miles nora
Of Point Lookout and the ST. Mary's which empti-i
into the Potomac ten miles from The Point parii.
cu!ariy ep.oi,d. In euumersting the advantage. OF
this location he speaks of the excellence of the obac
60 aud Hour OF this region. The former he says la
long borne an extra duty in Europe. OF the qua''
of the -four and the sk with which one OF our me-.
excellent citizens manufactures 1t, he remarks as
low:
~, is also we'll known that the -four Of this region
is the best in market, because il has less water in il
than that produced ct the North has thinner husz
.: rid contains sGccharns matter, and is cI,'
seGuenty more nutritious and will stand a longer s,'
voyage. The Jameson cracker, co lon. made
Alezandris, has a world wide reputation, the qua
OF the -four doubtless giving TO the article its .u;-
rior end unrivalled excellence. ~ alexandria See,
>,
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= o e r II Y .
TIE POETS ARY--r.iE HUMAN MIND.

TIE POETS ARY-T!iE HUMAN MIND
The maiden to her listening ear.
Lifts the sea coach where 70 9's sleep
And hear. within, or seems - hesr
Soet wa;liugs for the parent deep;
Sorgs of the sea that ev'r fill
Tds pearly wreaths, uuu'teF-d stu.
Unu,,ered as, in human minds
The soul Of cong forever dwci's,
Thor 2b hushed with moot, IL nevrr rn's
A vvics-its murniur gil ks and swe!isi
And he tia. listens well may hear
Tbs soft, low tone that whispers there'
Tina, whispers deep, mysterious thlnsSI,
Dim shadowy visions. han dsce1"'"'
Blu; beautiful, and with ta.m orinS' ), -, ,.,r,a,
Thou ,h,s Of remembers worlus' 'u1'' ''0' INV
We know no, where, before US pass
Like faces in magic s.sSe.
7, wb;s,ers In each heart and eye
Ar morn, at eve. when joy b-gui.es,
When sorrow weeps, when friendships die,
When love is dressed in tears and smlies;
And though the words be unexpressed,
They burn in every human breast.
Else vain the poets art ! as we'll
Sin, notes like Lind'o 10 deafened ears,
As the souls tale OF music tell
To hearts that have no ears to hear;
As we'll paint pictures for the blind
As paint them to the sightless mind
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JOIN THOMFSCy MASON.

We learn, from Il Maryland paper, that the genl
man whos3 nam. heads ths article ~ spoken Il
Suitable iur Il place IL Mr. 3Cchanan's Cabinet. v
know mo,hng uf Mr.. Buchanan s Intention. az TO u
formation OF hi, cabinet, nor do Intend to max
any suggestion, the sGbj-ct, but we heartily cot
eur III :he sentiments Of the article referred ,o-th,
Judse MasUn i gmo1y the mos, prominent and 70
III Congress. WAS no: only conservative, but cis's
trr.zcd with dignity aud much legislative abiIry~
he Is u gentleman vi The hgies; character and mos
worth, and one whose purity Ut iii", whose didtii'
ton rs state IN and Glitch would be very lis
~ 10 attract the attention % Mr.. Buchanan or sf
ether Democratic Che! Ma-s;.ute.-.lP ,lsJ.I
EL3Gu
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DEE,
DEE, OF paralysis, WILLIAM E. EASs, CO
Lucy + Bass, in the eth year Of his sge

UIEC, of pirdIysls, WILLIAM +. EASS, c0n,s. Z
Lucy r Bass, in the 18th year Q. his sge
DIED, a. Ffankiord Arsenal Pcuns yvana, or ca
mas day. MARIAN infant daughter OF Mary c s"a y
s l.. Reno L. :. Army-asud Elk months
On tho 18th Ct last December, OF Typao!d Fever s.
residence Of Sir Waller Preston Abingdon, aged ios:'
years and ire months, ALLEN TAYLOR PEfTOa
OF Col Vim. NJ. Peyton, OF Roanoke. He was
much beloved and OF rare PIoni.e and combined
noble and manly qualities, WIZ .ac gsn s'sd sI and
were jus: oestaning 70 be developed and every te:
jo!ced IA .hevsorou, growth The tIost. OF dss.a w.
ed and oli2bssd every hope, and left those h'nd' Z"
tul and beIesyed.
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MESSAGE OF THE GOVERNOR OF PENN


HaRR,.sCRG, Jan The Governor states that
the huances of the State ere in satisfactory oondi.
ton. The balance in the Treasury on the lat inst
amounts 81 26 100 while the State debt has been
decreased $685. The Governor calls the s,ten-
ton of the Legislature TO the prevention Of Illegal
voting, favorsa reform in the naturalization laws,
and urges strct.r guards upon the extension of the
right, Of citizenship by tn. Safe courts. He con-
denns the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise. con-
dsmas the conduct of officers in Washington City
aud in kansas-and says that Pennsylvania expects
aud demands that Kansas shall De o tree State.
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FROM WASiiINGlOSASCC TO u
CHAMPION APPOINTED.

WAsHIN6rOH, jan tiI.-Ihe adnIn!stratOn :.
been officially ad"is.d tina; Villi-.-. the oro;he,
Lord Clarendon aud the late Judge Advocate e.:
era', has BEEN appointed British Minister 10 Z:
country, AID will shortly arrive here.
official ieGpatchr. r. ceiYed at the Navy D-?I
ment, from CAP, Hartstene, speak ia glow. :.
gunse Of hIs reception III England.
Thomas ID. Comfy, vi Soa;h Csrolin4, he's w.
confirmed by the Senate e. Z. S. Attorney ior :;
Stale.
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CONVICTION OF TUCKERMAS, THE EAST.
ERN RAILROAD DEEACLTER.

Bo.roS. Jan. 3-rne jury in the case of Tucker
man, VINO is charged with defrauding the Eastern
karo Corporation, this afternoon after sI hours
elaboration. rendered verdict of guilty Rufus
Choste, counsel for the defendant, immediately tiled
position Of the case. Tuckerman remains at large on
bail. The present verdict was for appropristing
S5,D0D. Numerous other indictments are pending
sgsnst him, his aggregate Peculation being about
IlSD,UuU.
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one Sided TELEGRAPH.

II appears by t e,te: from L'eutenan; Maury, ia
England will have nothing 70 do with the prop,
submarine telegraph unless she oan have eIclu..f
control of :; in i:nc ot |! r't.7 re the case
trust no 4 rne:icsn capitalist will touch 1t. Any coz
Irrcia ADVANTAGE Is too dear 70 nation that s Pc
chased by he loss Of self respect.-lNsv York D.;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09

THE SLAVE TRADE.-The slave trade Ia one Of
the 2crstivs branches Ct commerce Of New York
According 10 the commercial papers Of that city, nc
less than from twenty ave to thirty slave ships have
been fitted out there during The last three years. and
though three Of these ships have been eeized, and
forty elk men held to answer under vsrious statutes
only TWO convictions have taken place.
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ILLINOIS J,EcISI,ATI;RE

SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 5-Tas Illinois Legislature
met to day, when TIE Democrats f,rcbly expelled
Mr.. Bridges. the republican clerk OF the last House,
whilst hs was calling the toll, aud organized dnaly
by the sisc,on OF Ssml. Holmes, Dem u Is Speaker
ard Mr. I.oiie Denl.l Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-01-09

PHILADELPHIA, jas. o.-MsJo. Duttop. who,
for como time, hes beeo 10 charge Of Fort Midain,
died at the La Pierre House IN this city to day
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EXPORTS FROM RICuMUAD 10 FOREIGN
PORTS, COMMENCING lsr SEPT, 1886. AND



We subjon comparative statemen: OF the eXpors
of Tobacco and Flour from Richmond. direct Ia 10.
reign ports, from the lst September 1855 and lSJb-
Ia The month nj December 1855 the exports of F.oar
reached 40 bbs., ony 500 OF winch shippei
To South America. During the month, l39 hhGs,
OF Tobacco Were exported ID Bremen, constituting
the ewire shipments OF the month
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FUGITIVE ARRE.rgD.-A few days ago, slave
belonging 10 L p. Jones. Of North Carolina, was
rested At Acquia creek Va, while en- route for the
North. with forged freedom papers and letter Of re-
commentator which, he alleged, be Obtained fom an
organ grinder for TWO dollars aud fifty cents.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-05-14

For the benefit of the invalid portion of our com
munity, we extract the following from. the Alma
nae of DR.. O. NJ JACKSON, proprietor of HoofIand'
German Bitters, hOpeing; it may induce trial of
them
l. 0. NLEysays: Sheffield, nE march is; 1855.
u expect to seN great quantties oE your Bitters
this year- Many Of my customers speak very highly
of its good qualities having proved itself most an
excellent Fever and ague preventatiYe,a "a great pu-
rer Of the blood and the very best thing on record
to aid digestion and create good natural appetite
In short am sure it is one of the very best medi-
cines known for family use, being safe and pleas
ant for any one to take"
G. LID. CRoGKwELL says=
Bnamosa, Iowa, May J I85&-"Ths Bitters give
unbounded satisfaction TO all that have used them,
and do and can always recommend them to ali
that are afflicted, They have cured many cases al
Dyspepsia, some Of them where hundreds OF collars
have been spent for remedies which Afforded no re-
lief, and were considered incurable until they used
the Bitters." See advertisement. 6-2w
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Zaleski COMPANY.

We have learned that Messrs. Murry,
Stevenson q Co., of Portsmouth, have
taken the contract for erecting the Ma.
chlnery fer two blowing Furnaces, for the
manufacturing of Iron, in Zalesk Vinton
county, on the NJ. & c. Itailroad, twelve
miles above Hamden. Mr.. B. Perry,
Architect, we slso learn from the same
source, has contracted for the putting up
of all the buiIdngyIfor these Furnaces.
These gentlemen we are well acquainted
with, and feel confident of their capabiity
to the task they have undertaken. Sue
cess to the Contractors and also 10 the
Zaleski Furnaces.
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HurIey,s SarsaparilIa.

For the removal and permanent cure
of Scroiula. Dyspepsia, Bronchititis, Pul.
monary Affections and all cutaneous err
uPtons arising from an impure or vtiated
condition of the blood, it stands unap.
preached in the history ofmedicine. 1t
may be used at all seasons with very de.
cided advantage, but especially in the
spring and summer season.-IOwa Re.
publican,
Sold wholesale by Scheiffelin, Bro. d
Co., N. Y; Russell, Scott & Co, 2hila-
delphia. Pa; Park, Gin, O.; Wright &
Co., N. O; Bacon, Hyde & Co St. Lou
is, Mo-; and all extensive drug merchants.
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mo 1851 AN ACT,

No l05 AN ACT,
10 amend the l06th section Of the act en- :
titled San act of jurisdiction of Justices
of the Peace, and Of the duties of Con-
stables in civil cases." passed March
l4tb, 1853.
Sec. |. Be II enacted by the General Assembly
OF the State Of Ohio That the lO6th section Of the
act entitled ian act Of tho Jurisdiction of Justices
ofthe Peace and Ofthe duties Of Constabes in civil
courts" passed Maroh 18th, 1853 be so amended as
to read as follows: Section 1906. When Judgment
shall have been rendered against defendent In his
absence, the same may be sot aside by the Justice
upon the following conditions:
/. That his motion be made within ten days after
such judgment was entered, which motion shall be
in writing, and sworn TO by tho delendent, his a.
gent or attorney forth good and sufficient
reason for the absence Of the dofendent.
2. That he pay or confess Judgement for the costs
awarded against him.
3. Thathe notify in writing the opposite party,
his agent or attorney-or cause it TO bo dome Of
the opening Of such Judgment, and Of the time and
place Of trial. at least five days before the the time
II the party reside in tho county and II he be not
resident OF the county, by loavnga written notice
thereof ut the Office Of the Justice ten days before
the trial provided that the judgment shall not be
set aside more than once on account Of the absence
Of the defendcnt.
Bee. q that original section 100 Of the act to which
this Is an amendment be. and the same Is hereby re-
pealcd.
SEQ. . This act to be in force from It's passage.
N.HVAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
THOMAS Il. FORD,
April 7th, 1857. President Of the Senate
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BeneVOEenCa.

We do not think oerson can evincs q more be-
nevolent trait of character than being moved at the
distress and suffering Of Others anxious to do all ia
their power to alleviate by every possible means hu.
man suffering. In this view of the case we do not
know how the humane and benevolent can do an
action mOTe in accordance with their pbiantkropic
views than by calling tho attention of their alict
ed friends amt acquaintances to the fact, that DIR.
Seth H0nce, Of 1903 Baltimore street, Baltimore Nh
rSlandy has diceoyereda a preparation, which isput
up in the form Of pill, that has o specific aetosb
for curing Epilepsy falling lfts spasms, erausps
and aA fOrms Of nervous diseases. k1none those
who have been permantly eared, We might mention,
number of the family Of James H. Beadle Hunts
vile, Alabama Ms. NJ p. Sledge, Cabin PointI
Surry county, Va, and MFR. w. p Ligon, Grenada I
Mississippi We might go on enumerating num-
Der Of others, until we had entirely 6led wp this
column Of our papeB; but we think we have said
sufficient 10 satisfy every person that the subject
under consideration is one Of vital Importance to
every ore. Reader il you are q we'll man or wo-
man, and have NO need OF q remedy, perhaps you
know some person who is not equally blessed as
YOURSELF II so, cut ont this notice, and send It to
him or her. II win cost you bat little trouble, and
probably il will make you instrumental in curing
some peoT, afflicted mortal Of that dreadful vista
tion, Epilepsy, or falling sickness
DR.. Hance sends his pills by mail free Of post
age, TO all parts Of the world, on the receipt of
remittance. His prices ares one box, %; two, S.;
twelve, $2S We have given his Adde'S above.
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H. w. White.

This gentleman, we observe has remov- :
ed his Hardware Store, to his new loca-
ton in the "Gratton Block" one door
North of the "Amorcan House." on
Broadway street. His store-room is one
Of the best fitted up and convenient Hard
ware-rooms, in this part of the country,
as it was arranged purposey for that pc.
culiar business. Mr.. Woolam, is a man
well calculated to construct such piece
ofworkmanship, and deserves much praise
for his good taste as a mechanic.
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JACKSON sTANp26D.

have the moraltraiuing Of the rising gen.
Grafton under their control, may be fully
conscious Of the great responsibility that
rests upon them; and especially that
school examiners, and school teachers,
may be careful not to instill into the
minds of the youth of the land, by pre-
cept and example, principles and practi-
ces that they would be ashamed to pro-
claim publicly to the world. 4
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The Burdwell Murder Trial.

NEW YORK. May g
At seven O'Clock this evening the Jury
retired, and half an hour afterward re-
turned with verdict Of aCquttar.
Mrs. Cunningham was Immediately
discharged.
MIR. Eckel was discharged on his own
Seeognizance.
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A Lady occupying room letter "B'' at
oNee of our hotels. wrote on the slate as
follows: NV AXE up letter B a; seven, and
if letter B says "let US be" dontlet letter
b be, because if you leave letter B be.
letter b will be unable TO let her house to
Mr. b., who is to be on hand at half past
seven" The porter, aoener boot black
shan orrhograhist. after studying the
above all night did not know whether to
wake Letter 3, os "let her be-"
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GyThe new cent will be distributed
to The public in about three weeks. II is
said thar million are already completed
and that two millions more will be made
ere the mint commences paying them out.
eighteen hundred tons Of copper have
b ren used in 5he mint since its establish.
nsNt, in the manufacture OF pennies, ma
ding in oil $50 100000 piecss>
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MFNNEsCTA.-rhe question OF the loca.
iioD Of the seat Of Government Of Mime.
S oIa has been brought before the Attorney
General at Washington, through an ap-
p licalion from the Marshal Of the Terri
ory. The Territorial Attorney General.
tn Bs ruled thai the act removing The cap
ital 10 s Peters conflicts with the or.
an.e ~ ISEiy'o 81 the Territory, and Is, there.
i2Se, OG no effect Hence the repeal.
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~We received a letter on yesterday,
from S. s. Vandervort, of Pleasant Ridge,
Harrison county, Missouri, dated April
23d, 1857, in which he says, that John
A. Jones, late of Jackson, Jackson county,
Ohio, DIED at his residence on the day
previous to the date ofhis letter.
Any information in relation to his death
and effects, will be given by Mr.. Wander
wort, upon addressing him as above.
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Attachment Notina.

William Haskins, plaintiff. VS., John Trusler,
defendant Before John Stevenson, p, of
Milton township, jackson county, Ohio On
the 9Th day Of April, A. DR. 1857, said Justice
issued an order of Attachment, in the above
action, for the sum Of twenty four dollars and
fiity.cents. The said cause ia continued for
hearing until the. l3tE day of June A. D.. 1857,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 80 WILLIAM HAsKINs.
May II, 1857. S-3wa
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ho oDsAND CsEAh"-A Ponado for beauti.
fying the Hair-highly perfumed, Superior to
any French article imported, and for half the
price; For dressing ladies Eair it has no e.
quail giving bright glossy appearance. It
causes Gentleman Hahn to curl in the most
natural manner. II removes dandruf, always
giving the hair the appearance Of being fresh
shampoOned, Price only 50 terts None gen
uine snIess signed PETRlDGE d CO.. N. Y,
Proprietors Of the 'Dalm of Thousand Flow :
ers." For sale by all Druggists.
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Mr.. j. GoBE-Will remain few weeks
longer soliciting orders for Fruit Trees,
from the celebrated Nurseries of Smith,
Thorp & Hanchett, Syracuse, N. Y
Farmers, and all Others, who desire a
choice selection of fruit, should avail them
selves of this opportunity, and at once
give him an order, as all fruit trees from
this nursery, are warranted to be Of the
best varieties, and sound and healthy on
delivery. We have the utmost confidence
in saying, that any one ordering trees of
Mr.. Gore, will be perfectly satisfied in ev-
cry particular, in bills ordered.