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Meoifal.
ROca's Remedy for Pulmonary
and TubercuIar COusu nm MT ION

IAVlNG been appointed sole Agent for the sale OF
l. l. Don GERONIMO RocAs celebrated CURE FOR Con-
SUMPTION the public will now be put in possession of
one OF the most extraordinary remedies extant for
what has heretofore been considered incurable
disease.
have the more readily undertaken the agency
from the fact of its extreme simpcity-being
todrd application, the action of which is seemingly mi
racuous and its having of those attributes which
make up the numerous compounds now in general
With the utmost confidence in the success of this
remedy, which has heretofore been used in private
practice with great success, is shown by
letters and certificates, is offered the public
pamphlet, containing directions, letters from dis
tinguished individuals, and documentary evidences
from the physicians of the hospital Of Havana, Island
of Cuba, &C, will accompany the remedy
These speak volumes in its praise, and publicity is
only required render il popular is beneh-
cal Address, JAMES REEFS,
Sole Agent for the United States
No. S41 Market street. Philadelphia.
Principal ONCE, 1920 FITzwATER feblI-2m
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The Mountain City IydrO-tner-
nnuiic Institute.

IrOR full particulars address /. Carleton Coyle, NJ
Il - al Dalton, Ia. Dttoa located loo miles from
Atlanta, ana 10 miles from Chattanooga, on the "eor
gla n tts RntI Daiton May /, ls5s.-NorLa Georgia
It,ass. Mus may lo-jm
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Sfrnw Cufferx,

yIvE have large u ssfss eusseFs, sinelzirs
wv ~ fsFdss aasa Conanaps'z f<trst fae iAtlef
.Fsirie tok the afst pFelaia a. ue Nsteuzt f1z at
T.saisyfIis ARMSTRONG Co
kox IL
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heather Hands.

Tusr reesised, .sse fest q Leather B4nAk &C Al
j widths, fFem \ - II lnrbs<- loee fsss 4 ZACH
-, shh, bzsiag pesa azsa shsri time. ~Il Ell o
naysl-,f IA crrrEa.
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Muslins (! Muslins /!

WE have just received large lot OF elegant
w French Muslins, with many other goods, from
importation cost
ie5-u W. A. X j. G.. MCCIIIl.AND.
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As much Light for ONE Mt as Kerosene will
for THEE CENTS, or Burning Fluid will
for SIX CENTS.


Thus stvls uyc-s XthS OF the eutire amount now ex
pended, OF the price OF the lamp IN about month
They adapted TO all situations, making the cheapest
ana most desirable light for every pacc-the largest
halls or churches aS well as private dwellings. The
patcat this lamp ter the different states aud cOun
ties throughout the Union with the exclusive sale Of
the C.yst uil. Is offered 70 tue public presenting
4 Opportunity tor merchants 10 secure Tor them
selves the monopoly Ui trle ctrely Tree from oppu
sIlipn. Ftchtcs completed for the manufacture
i the lam 1T such quantities that they VIII be furn
scl 20 the purchasers OF rights ia any style at such
a. cost as NH rel almost nCredulous profit. These
rights viii be closet OF Immediately, and tho lamps
and oil delivered soon as desired. As no lamps or
OIL viii b, S1J - any bat Purchasers OF rights, ali let
Iers making tns req viii not bs noticed Conlmu
nic4tiois 4 tdrcsscd u tno Crystal Ol Lump CO.. No
Merchants ROW, will b. promptly attended to.
Crystal Oil Lamp Company No. Merchants
o., Ras-o, anr2S-ym(D n \
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Fashionable Clothing.
ROYSE .N ELyERSON,
20 PUBLIC SQIlRE.

ITAyE jnst reosvea nice stock of spFtng o..
i i and SUMMER Cssthias, coaslstaAg II Enc ~
cAssiulere saisz, MaTsellies aaa l-tnen Co4Ls, "A
Pants and Fests IN great variety. Ii
Aiso very nice iot q Furnishing eoods Whit aus
coared eslfts AsFkrfiics, krsssch and enbrestrrec
bosom shsFIa, nadef Sattns afevery descrpton, kia
and Fancy Cloves, crayas Of the a~i esgaai siy iu
For Custom business,
We havs nEr sieek of Casls, c4ssnsrre< and ffis
nings, u all kizsls, ~h5ch sd make sp sIta DIS
patch and nc4saesz not ~ be sxeelisa-
We have also very chotce ssock ot summer t1eth
nx fsr Boys, stscA viii ssli at very ios prizes
Apr1s-u
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We have in store elegant stock Of Velvet
Brussels, ply and ply Ingram CaTpeungs together
with Rugs Matts Druggcts, white and cOiored straw
Mattngs We have also the largest and best stock
oil Cloths brought 10 tins market, several pat
terms entirely new and in quality inferior TO none
all of which will sell at the very lowest possible
prices for cash, or prompt buyers time.
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Elegant Lace Mantles.
Irish Linens,

yITE are opening, this morning, beautiful assort-
w meat u Erench and choutiily Lace Nantes.
apr24-u W. A. l. J. &. Mc(1EII.A<D
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Linen Goods, &c.

WE offererng the best bargains Ia Irish Lin
w ens, Table Linens, Towels, Linen aud Domesta
Sheetings, Bleached and Brown Domestics, seeI
in this market, at
Je5-tf W A. J. C. MccLuIAND's.
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WIN T. WRIGHT & CO, would respect ~
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville ks-STN
and the public generally, that they have ~
purchased the well known Livery Stable anu
aud axtures formerly occupied by VIM j. Philips,
Market Street, Just below tie Square.
We have first lots and box stalls 10 accommo
date dTovers, and ali friends who may favor
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves to give satisfaction in all
We have a large number Of iae Saddle Horses and
dne Bugges 10 lure at ali times.
The fact Is, DO intend being surpassed by any
Stable IN the Southern country. Come along aud
for yourselves.
fcbJ-iy MM WRIGHT < co
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Silks. Bareges and Mantles.

NAJk will close out stock of Fancy silks, Bare
w ges, and silk and applique Mantles at less than
eesL ". A J. 6. AcCLEI1-ASD.
n. B-Leteyery one remember that selling
for Cash only, aud they viii get great bargains BY
calling upon us. ". A. x J. &. Acl1EIIASD,
ie5-Q RAG 81 aud SIS College street
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j. IL. & u II IL Y,
EuuGral k]N0Crt Ia u cr

7 AN prepared TO furnish Collins oil every descrlp,
1 ton from tho tine Casket 10 the paincst servant
Coffin together with everything necessary Tor Funcr
MS All orders LETT my Ware Rooms, DeiicfcK
street next door the Up and Up Livery stable bc-
tween Cherry aud summer streets, Viii receive my
nrom Il attention both day and night
80 ~ j. H. CURRY.
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ALEXANDRIA.
ALEXANDRIA,, June 30, 1859

ALEXANDRIA,, June 20, 1853
DEAR uAioS The last two days have been melting
ones but o-day the has somewhat tempered his
fierce beams and delightful breeze is very grateful to
scorched humanity. The picnic of the Southern Meth
odst and Second Presbyter Sabbath schools will have
charming time at tho White House.
Last evening attended the exhibition of Williams and
Inscoe celebrated Bible Panorama The audience not
very large but ii exceedingly select Among others
noticed our talented member Of Congress, Ex-Governor
Smith. He looks as hale and robust many younger
and does not appear TO have suffered much from his
arduous lAb0 pungent speeches. the bitterness Of his
opponents Judging from present indications he will be
able TO do hattie N many future Congress in behalf Of
the rights Of the democratic party and southern interests
He ID a staunch and valiant son Of the Old Dominion
need not say that thought the Panorama very beau
tifu The are faithfully deneated the young
child cannot fail to recognise them Every mother
should give her children chance TO visit this most in
teresng exhibition would impress the grandeur, sub
blimity and truth of the Bible their young minds
more forcibly than hundred sermons
Our city dull exceedingly not incident occurring,
not item worth recording to he chased up seek
diligently.
The residence and farm of Mr. Nathaniel Tyler has
been purchased by Mr. Samuel Mclean native of this
place. and formerly United States consul Ut Cenuegos
The property il situated Warrenton and the price
paid for IL SCI O0O Mr.. Tyler has moved to Rich
moHd having become of the editors of the Richmond
Enquirer
Our city council also exercised the subject of po
lice reform Last night bill was passed ny the COM
council creating new police force with power to
act in the day time Already citizens talking Of
increased safety for life and property and, judging from
present appearances the day cannot he far distant when
this will be the model city.
On many Of the farms In this neighborhood harvesting
will commence before the close of the present week In
a few instances the mowers already at work The
grass crops luxuriant
In regard to the SCARLET fever the Alexands Gazette
gives the following caution:
with the exception of some Of scarlet fever
among children city is in the enjoyment Of excellent
health but too much preauton cannot be taken to pre-
vent sickness The streets alleys and lanes should be
kept clean and we'll lined and the premises Of every ci
zn should be kept carefully censed Az fruit is just
coming on great should be used to prevent children
from indulging in eating It In an nnTpc stats.
Tax payers six per cent by paying their bills
ON or before the LIST Of July. INGOMAR
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pERSoyAL INTELLIGENCE.

r,.,xoxrrs-Ihc remains Of Professor Nit
h~,I az North Carolina who lost his life ON SCENT nc
rnloratiou of the Black aountA IN that state last
wear were removed the l4th instant from Ashevie 70
..Tl;ovmans Peak" the highest point of the range
phon O9v of Tennessee delivered funeral Grafton at
a.. interment Hon. D. L. Swain, president OF the
North Carolina University was present al the ccrcno-
MES.
JIM LAxx-At the latest dates from Kansas jun Lane
WAS undergoing MA examination for the murder Of Jen-
kins
Pa,k BENJAMIN was engaged 10y the Young Men s
Mercantile Library Association Of Cincinnati 70 deliver
lectre for which he TO receive 800 Previous To
the time fixed the lecture be vsatci that CITY, de-
lyered lectures his own account until the curiosity
o the cincinuatians fully satisfied The associa-
,iop notified Mr. Benjamin that they did not desire
him TO deliver the lecture yet he presented himself
nj the appointed time and claimed the payment of the
le, PAYMENT being refused suit brought, which
has resulted adversely to Mr. Benjamin, the ground
that when he agreed to lecture for the sssoaton he
tacty promised TO lecture ia the city previously for
the benefit Of himself OF others
Col H. l.. Kinney arrived in New Orleans ON Sunday,
june 10 General Walker and Judge Campbell OF the
United States Supreme Bench left day by the Mo
bile boat Gen Henningsen left for New York June IA.
VIM Edwards esq., has retired from the editorial man
agemeut Of the Southern ilnoisan published at Shaw
neetown, Illinois
The republican State convention Of Iowa has made the
following nominations Elijah Sells Of Muscatne for
secretary Of State r. W. cattell Of Cear for auditor
Jones Of Harden for treasurer s. A. Rice, of MAhsska.
for attorney general; and Miller, Of Cerro Gorlo, for
register of the land Office. VIM. Vandcyer OF Dubuque
was nominated TO represent the second district ia Con
gress,
Among the passengers from Europe BY the Persia were
Lord Richard Grosvenor Hon II Frederick Cayendish
and the Baron Wellerstead.
Robert Dale Owen United States minister At the court
Of Naples HIS written home to his friends in Indiana that
he has become converted to Christianity Mr. Owen has
heretofore we believe, been infidel.
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IaR IsuE CArnz or MIaoovEnsxrr 81 Louis In
egencer takes the bull by the horns In the following
New Orleans has been city of blood; but who Is to
blame for 1t Who to blame for the fact that other
large cities besides New Orleans st Louis among them
are too often the theatres Of uncomfortable crime, We
answer the tender hearted iu,es who los sight Of the
crime In their maudlin pity for the criminal the smart
lawyers, who move heaven and csrth clear their client
and fob their fec the easy Judges who exhaust their
severity on the ende pilfer and reserve their mer
cy Tor rich murdcrcx our best and most influential
atasens who become security for despeadoes and get
up and sign petitions for the pardon Of villains whose
nands are red with murder and the sentimental gov
who cheat tine galiowx Of IT. desserts aud open the
ucon OF the rententiares to give man-slayers their
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DRoPosALs FOR WOOD AND COAL.

OYylck sHsA7x
vi June 2lst, 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received this Office until II O'Clock
Thursday the LIST July for furnishing and delivering
Capitol, bebre the
hundred ( 2S0 lbs Of best anthracite white
than than inches
eer, and entirely other Foreign substances
Also hundred and nifty cords Of best hickory wood
the the contractor the yard
pieces properly packed the vaults the
the Secretary the
security the faithful performance Of the for furnishing
the above articles the satisfaction the Secretary 81 the Senate
will he required.
should he
and Proposals for Coal and directed To the
senate
June 20--di2Sth [IntkStarl
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OFFICIAL.

Baexs~ss Pyes;des @ tie C.id Of Amesca
wAew Il may
Satisfactory having exhibited that William
Georges appointed cnuui venexnea Pladc
ph hereby recognise him SUCH
such functions and privileges
the favored the
whereof have caused these letters patent
and the asnxed
under hand the city a Washington day
H. June A. H. 1858, aud q tho independence the United
States Of America the cigisy second,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President: ''if
Lawn CAss Secretary Of State.
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national Hotel.
United states Hotel.
DIED,

Wednesday, 23d LOUIS SKNEY, only child Of
vAsys c. ELIZA n BorxmS, aged fifteen months.
Tho friends Of family funeral
Thursday Afternoon oc'ock from the residence his
Mr. Sevens-, No y53 Maryland Capitol Hill
The death Of this Young lovely child early
promise deep gloom
crc- who had watched weeks with
bright looks and winning the
The friends of the afflicted parents
intelligence deep emotion
n this their hour Of affection.
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r ECrUREs OF LOLA MONTH";, INCLUDING

II ECTUREs OF LOLA MONTH";, INCLUDING
IL her Autobiography vol ~
Poor Fellow by the snthcr Of (which the Fight
vol, 81 "a
Mary pcrwens; by Mr. Ann Serassns vo paper u,
Adele; by Julia ksyanagk. vol, 81 rs.
Edna; Antique New EoklAnd Tale. by
Lily White fcmanr~; by Edwari Goodwin 1 va. 81
Tbs LIE and nn~s u Hugh Miller. vol.
Aaeaseu, the Enchant-css; ny y L. L. 81
The wues Trial; by Miss Psrdo. cents. I
Rcensnce az the Hsr~sn. by Miss rardoe SO cents
The Js@i~~ Wife by Miss fsrdoe. cents
The Rival Baanies hy Mas favdoe cents.
Confessions Of Pretty Woman, Psrio
Robert osxiand-; by leigh Rsrehe rs
JuBe ~ FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE ARMY AND NAVT.

Captain Anderson OF the LIST cavalry, has resigned his
commission in the army. He intends 10 settle pema-
nently at Lesvenworth, Kansas Territory
Within three four weeks four hundred will he
despatched from Fort Leavenwoth to rehce the garr-
sons of New Mexico.
An arrangement has been made to establish regular
communication between Fort Ieavenworth and the
ward bound column Of the Utah forces Two expresses
will leave the garrison every week until further notice
The work Of cleansing, fumigatng and dsiniecting the
United States steamship Sasquehannah at present de-
tanned at the New York quarantine commenced yes
terlay by the health officer OF the port.
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CLEANED FROM THE MAILS.


Ing $1,000 y 'a1 snA' nul'0I ~
Ie is.lne n1l.-' = ..aanAn VET aou. " e.se
-
an amD.ssA nas oceu nAn"'ac.u'1u IN Cohnec'icu'
ca''ed sao scno'us unMe'ia nsoc Oh oEown pa
PIT anu .aio~ s~asS' 'n'enoeu eASiuseiy " accommo
da'e irs'u-
chap sought shelter Of Boston officer: 'sse Cap
first my father died and my mother married again, and
tiien my no.nsl o,tA Az. ny IA.aI' ,is. aesln an
son'eno~ ~ o''. W. 800 - A'' ~ - ai''
nor NJ ii''''e 'o' "o'"'As.
According to the City Superintendent Of Education OF
New York. the female public schools In that city OF
considerably higher grade thsn the male schools that
their superiority not limited to particular branches Of
Study, it BEING great in mathematics in most other
branches Eighteen girls schools are superior in
age attainment TO the best boys school,
The war Ia the republic Of Santo Domingo between the
lartisans Of haez and Santana conknues and each fac
ton supplied with WIZ fcet armed with munfons
obtained non New YORK The baez heet had seized
several danish and hngsh vessels, and one OF the lat
ter was rctaken by British figAfe new constitution
has been adopted and Don Jose valverde has been elect
ed President The Raez faction having possession Of St.
pnsu Wy 'ne 'eiaO''san WIVES ha 'ns eF'eu ny
'A a' ~
OlD MxAHERs or PARLIAMENT Lord Lyndhurst com
plct ON the 2lst utino, his eighty year in
celent health He is the oldest member OF the House
Of Peers, with the exception OF Lord Sinclair, who will
complete his nineteth year he lives TO the 3Oth of July
next and the Marquis Bristol and Viscount St. Vincent
who were born in 1859 and 1867 respectively The lat
ter nobleman Is consequently at the present time the
Father Of the House Of Peers
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~ P.CULyER, lsrccEssoR TO D. s. Drsos J DRUC

~ P.CULyER, tSrccEssoR TO D. S. Dyson } DRUG
W pt and Apcthecary, Pennsylvania
street. Washington DC Having thoroughly renowned
Store with entire fresh DRUGS AND
CNS am prepared TO oer to the Medical
city al constantly hand the
freshest artez or Drugs and Medicines compromising their
scrpons To the invsd efficiency
patch In nlne all prescriptions orders with which they kindly
favor me, either by day night
stock q FANCY Tonxr ARTICLES consisting in Of Ex
tracts for the handkerchief CeKnes Ponadc the
Resoauvrs Hair Dyes ss< Powders
ushes Hair Combs spd Hrshes rrimonnic Perfume
the richest style all ID which complete
stocknow In this market
In addition othc above, have constantly keep
for sale Charles Manies r Bohemian GLASS
AND Table WARE by the Isece To which wcald cs
special attention.
HODA WATER rr.tf
Dispensed TO the thirsty and furnishing all day.
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Atk IhANkS AND OUR BlllG.--Thc former
~ prescott 70 the and purchase
cash, and others who promptly when
canstaut aim to In their confidence
The latter az not called for present a
days 10 all nAe-a
al our tss mut bc promptly PAID cash
~oaid be discontinued thai ony that
adhere 20 this rule.
h purpose make cur trade a. near cab buei
mess as possible without disturbing the winch
existed beaseen many
ries u years. p
PERRY a BROTHER,
Central Store, building,
June Z<--l0toF opposite Centre Market
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"ashington despatch to the Tribune states that ci-
s nave ieen issuet from tais city aud distributed
ei ha Union. urging Mr. Cnttenden as the candidate
o' we presidency irrespective Of party or platform and
on 'he ground of his personal popularity with ali the
elements Of the opposition
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NEW BOOKS, FOR SALE AT TAYLOR K
IN MAURYS, 334 Penn.
The Cruise Of Betsy; Rxmtes II Ceocci,t bv Hugh
KILLER, IL. n. Price 81 % n ~ =
Evil not from God the Mystery being Inquiry
Origin Of Evil; by John Young, IL ID. q
ser towards Heaven Religion Common iaf-
thur. Price 81
Ae beneath The Waters the aquarium America, by
Eiw ards Price u SO.
IIadp In Syria, Three Years Jerusalem rs cents
June 2<-A
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TnE MAGNETIC rELEGRApu cnMraNy i

/ ~. ~ IEi.NbkAfH tUMPANl -
sr.s as meeting q the stockholders Of Magnetic
~. ~ VIII be seid At the ofhce company Pilads
H. ~ ,, hf sfh day Of Jur ocrk f
fg ~ officers {" saii ensuos year and
sfocshoiaera 1850 "'eS rs ma, ~ pf'sehtea '" 'Ae
June 2s-St2aJuJlSs $500
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The will be formed o'clock and by Of
9 street 70 New York thence along street
l street by 18th f1nuyvana along Pennsyys
the Of Csoi aud thence Mary
land Smithsonian will be-
delivered by Bro Robert herr W Deputy Grand MAste the
stats Kentucky ser which the will return Masonic
Hall, where Banquet xil BE- served.
Members OF the fraternity In standing tickets for
the Adnision II themselves aud ladies' the banquet
Secretary and the Secretaries Of the subordinate lodges
by order; G.. A. SCHwAfUMAS
June 22-TuWed&Th Grand Secretary.
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I,oRTY-FIRsT INSTANTANEOUS 81 store th

TNORTY-FIRST INSTALlMENT--Now in store the
forty inainent Housewffe Oottnns
css% "Isses' Cotaon LIN yard by tho fcce. Cor
paS0 " pteccs II oens per yard.
fhe shove goods yct fetat their Superiority.
20 pieces a Ill other superior Stirling CDtto0s
100 thick and thin Irish and French Linens tho which
q made orders " Irclnnd
large q Meas ard nya' sEchsA
with large stock u Foods adaxled general family
One price only marked IN plain figures therefore purchaser
deceived. s.s
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
=. Ceatral Hores,n building
June 23-10dh opposite Centre Market
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MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE RICH
MI Madcm eve by Eupac

Ii
sst m.dem ever Worn by Kings EmIerms whs Why,
Reader although the bloom brightly glowing
cheek the be sparkling the teeth she p
harsh dry or worse sum- sprinlIe with gray Nature nl lose
haif her Prof Woods Restorative
following Judge writer Of
the first is the celebrated pianist Thaiberg
NKw YoKx, April 10, 1855
express you obligations
o the hair It's original color
my arrival ,e United rapidly becoming gray,
but the application or Iiar Restorative it
original consider yonr very
Invention, quite ehhcacicus well as agreeable.
am dear sir, yours truly,
nDrych ar Cwyliedydctn
Newspaper Once, street. April H. 1855
o. J. woop Deaf Some ago
ceved bottle q Hair Restorative and wife who
concluded her hair lille thinking the
wond restore the gray hair 70 ts original color but her well
sarise trial, has performed
full effect turning all the gsy hairs dark the
ums beaung and tcseniug the hair strongly recommend the
above restorative 10 all want Of such change hair
CHARLES GARDEN.
M NV York Juiy 25 1857.
confidence recommend your Hair Re
using your
white gradually grown confident
applications natural color
also has relieved all dandu unpleasant itching
mon among persons who perspire freely J. G. KHBY.
years ago my falling on
and Turning fast becoming bald and had
remedies to effect commenced
MI up, grow and turned It's former color, (blac
this time fully restored to ts original color health appear
and cheeri|y reonn'ennd its to all H. HOES
CHICAGO Ill, May 1, 1851
The Restorative bottles Of
um and small The small holds half pint and reials for dol
than he small per large
O. J. wooD Co. rrosars sia BspaaSst New 1at '0[ the
great New York Wire Railing Eabhmsn and ia Market street
Aad sold by all good Druggists Fancy Dealers
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AZ ioersiiie, ga } AT public sale recently M C.
ee man OF color, became the purchaser Of sugar plan
auon In that parish at the price Of $40 coo making
n the owner altogether Of 4a0o of land and 200
negroes