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A HUMAN RAT TERRIER.-A Scotchman in Gin
cinuati has beaten Scotch terrier in the art Of
killing rats, the biped doing up the twelfth just as
the dog had finished the tenth. The human crea-
ture killed the rats by biting them across the back
of the neck, precisely after the most approved ter
rier fashion.
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Never fails Do WORK right Cook spoil your cup Of
Coffee by uegsctor isetues after she has psi he boiler
the stove 0rraIge-
Some three Euu Of the above C1ePots have been sold u
Nashville, and they warranted TO give perfect atisacton l
sizes from % twenty quarts. For sale hy
jels j. vs.. WILSON, College street.
LSO--3Iasy's Five Minute lee Cream freezer McDan-
~ aids Louisville Refrigerator; Arthurs frlit Cans Jones
jeIs-ff j. ". WILSON, College street.
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rANnFoR SALE.

TEVHE subscriber offers for sale seventy Of land the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four miles from Nashville, ad
joining the tract which be resides and the lands Of Capt John
Jones' equal with abundance Of excel
lent, failing water with the most beautiful building site
in the country in the Of the finest nehborhood Ia
America. april4 NATHANIEL BAXTER
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BROWNS ESSENCE or JAMAICA
GINGER.
FREDERICK BROW
n. E. Corner of Chestnut and Fifth Street

CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST
n. E. Corner of Chestnut and Fifth Street,
Philadel phias
sole Manufacturer Of Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger
which is recognized and prescribed by the Medical Faculty.
and has become the Standard Family Medicine Of the United
States.
nary darrha, nCpen cholera in Short in all Of prostra
the digestive functions it is Of inestmabe value Du
ring prevalence Of epidemic cholera and comp
of children, it peculiarly ecacou family, individua
traveller should be without it.
ATOTHCEsTo prevent this valuable Essence from being
counterieiJei, steel engraving executed at great
will be found the outside Of the wrapper in order
guard the purchaser against being imposed upon by worthless m
tations. 1853.
Prepared only by Frederick Brown and for sale at his Drug and
Chemical StOre " E. Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets, Phil
alelphia.
Also for sale by all respectable Druggists in Nashville, and
in the United States.
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Greeley Endorses He'll ana CfttteHue"'
The New YORK Tribune contains the following cor
pondencs on the subject Of the proposed entertain
meut 70 Messrs. BELL and CRITTEEDzs in New York
City:
The following is the letter to Senstors Crtteuden
and Bell inviting them to public dinner in this city,
which, one Of oar Washington correspondents tele'
graphs they have been compelled By the pressure o.
their engagements to decline
Hon. JoHE J. CRIrrREDEE and Hon. JOHN BELL, IN
its9 States Senate.
GEETIEMES: The undersigned, have conte mpiai-
ed through years with profound aud increasing al
miTstione vour eminently patriotic, staiesmanhke
and truly National course IN the couheils Of our
oemmon country signalized BY devotion to the an
stitutons not Of section merely, but OF our whole
Union and especially in late critical ana danger
Gus emergency, in which a perilous agitation has
been cslmed and possibility Of civil war arrested
in q good part through your wisdom, justice and
moderation
respectfully ask you. te,pieet them at Public
Dinner in this city al steh succeeding the close
Of the session Of Congress as VII be most convenient
and agreeable to yourselves.
They beg leave to assure you that the sentiments
which have prompted this invitation are shared 10y
many thousands Of your feloR-olizens, by when
visit from you win be hailed with sincere graufca
ton, az well as by Yours, truly,
Luther Brsdish, Edwards W. Fiske,
william NJ. Evarts, Joseph B. Varnum, jr.
A. G.. liDgsland, Cornelius V. Anderson,
Simeon Draper, HORACE GREELEY,
George GrisWold, Thomas Adds Emmett,
Joseph Blunt, George Briggs
Sheppard Knapp, ERASFUS BROOKS,
HENRY J. RAYMOND, Denning Duer,
TRUMAN SMITH, William L. Strong,
J. Phillips Phoenix, John H. White,
Thomas Denny, George W. Blunt
Chss. Augustus Davis, E. J. Brown.
Washington Smith, B. W. Bonney,
James Brooks R. NJ. Blatch ord,
Robert 7 HaWs, G. A. Peabody.
Men York, JuHs6, 1858.
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ALLEGmANY sPRINGs.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
ARE NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
FHVAE complete and thorough arrangements have ln
made render this heretofore delightful watering place
Of the most attractive and agreeable pacesof soun to be found
where in the country These springs have been demonstrated
possess the
HIGHEST MEDICINAL PROPER RITES
and situated in The midst Of the most beautiful scenery, and
in climate most heatful and sa1br0us- They situated
within three miles Of ShaWsve, the Virginia and Tennessee
Railroad, which trains pass daily, connecting with the great
th0oufares beginning Bangor, Maine, and terminating
New Orleans. Arrangements have made With all the Rail-
road Companies North and SOUTH whereby through tickets viii be
issued any point the Yira and Tennessee Railroad, and
line Of splendid
will be in readiness transport visitors from ShaWgTie, the
nearest point Of debarzation TO the Springs.
To nalds ahOrng under affections Of the tomach and Bow
els. these waters particularly recommended
may2O-2mins CLAFTOR & LEE. Propriet0rs
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Printers fee ss-juneg.
JUNE RULES 1859


1T appearing satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
allegations in the campanants bill, that the defendant
John Price, nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee, resides
parts unknown that the ordinary process Of law cannot be
ssve him. therefore ordered that publication he made
in the Nashville Union and American, newspaper published in
the City Nashville Tennessee, for four successive weeks requ
ring appear the Of the Chan
Gerry Court for Marshall County Tennessee 10 be held at the
House thereof in the Of LeWsburg, the FIRST
Wednesday after the third Monday August next plead
answer demur the compliments BILL the viii be
ken for confessed him, down hearing exparte
to him, at the next Of said Court.
A true copy. X. K hEECIEFAL, @. q VI.
Printers Zee s3-iune27-4W
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VIM. j. Barrett AMI others Hugh MclIuTy and others.
n appearing satisfaction Of the Clerk Master
the affidavit Of Mn j. Barrett, Of the compliments in
this cause, that the defendants John r. Mcuy and " m r. Nc
hurry are nonsdeuts Of the Tennessee John II.
Crawford resides in parts unknown that the ordinary process
the law be served them. It is therefore ordered that
publication made In the Nashville Union and American
paper published in the city Of Nashville Tennessee for four
eve weeks requiring the said deienden-s, John r. d VIM H.
McNu and John H. Crawford to appear at the next term Of the
Chaucery Court Marshall county, Tennessee % BE- held at the
Court House thereof the Of LeWisAur the first
Wednesday after third Monday August next and plead,
F or demm the cOmpainauts bill, the viii he taken
for confessed them and set dawn for hearing eXpae the
next term Of said Court.
A true copy.--June 24sle05-
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w b. GsRUBl3S, Wholesale dealer IN Gold and 6ils
w JeEey. Fancy Goods e., No. 3 sort ide Public
Square, next door 70 Berry a Deuoviiie.
This establishment has lezn recently opened Uil IN er1
stock Of goods comprising ever article in he le usually AlPi
in similar establishment The proprietor irlsis hai from a
someEhat extended experience business. and Dbl deter
mnaton make quick sales los profits ti ne ~ receive
ais rom his old friends and -de trade sensr1lly
cmayl9 h =. atsL bha.
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CITY HOSPIT

Corner Of Broad and fine Streets,
Nashville, Tenn.
TTVE large and commOdious buildings situated as above men
toned, having been lately adapted for College hospital
purposes and equipped with convenience open
for the reception Of patients
The Internal management c0nfie experienced Mafron
Patients will be administered by Ford c. K Martin.
lladdin and Calender.
Paying patients viii be furnished with any style Of accommoda
ton desired
TEENs-s4, Sc, and 81 per week.
For admission apply the premises Small Pox adj
mtei. je27-lm-
NTOTICE.--yherea the Legislature Of Tsnne at its last
session, passed Act making the duty Of the
cnct in their respective counties in order
the people whether convention shall called to arlend
revise or form Constitution Of said State
Therefore 1, j. NJ CALDWELL Sheriff Of Bhea county,
by notice the voters Of said county that will
Thursday September open hold election at the
rOus precincts Of said county, for the purpose Of taking
vote. Given under my hand at office this d day Of June
j. N. CALDWELL,
june3l-w2m sheriff Of Rhea county,
NTOTICE.--Whereas the Legislature Tennessee, at its
last session, passed Act making 10 the duty the
Sheds Of said State open and hold election each
precinct in their respective counties, in order ascertain
Of the people whether convention shall he called
''amend, form Constitution Of said State
Therefore, L c. Shere Sheriff Of Cumberland county,
hereby give county that will on the
ls THURSDAY Of September next and hold election at the
various precincts Of said county, for the purpose Of taking said
vote. Given under hand at Office this 10th day Of June s
@. SHERREL.
june27-w2m Sheriff Of Cumberland county
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FFNHE Shelby LIE Guards having charters 2 -zl ele1 eia
boat vii W. al excursion Frsy tae al Of luy, dr The
be6ehtof bos 9ho nav honor them with thr H1ce- Ihaooat
will leave the foot CT Broad at o'clock A. NJ end iouca
Coleran's iariirr Stopping Do minutes Cor pasll1srs
III y Bonning'5 Bras and srius ~ las lean elgl 1r th3
TieEss 81 20 s got ram de members Of l alnv or 81
board is2-ia
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
STEA NIER HnEIN GAUEE


J. n. BUSCE, MAsTEE. y. GgArdEY, cLERE
FTVIIIS elegant and favonte passenger Packet,
u Will leave for the above and ali intermediate s,l
points $50
u. II. HARRISON, Agent.
n. B-Pasengers and shippers notified that this viii be
the last trip q ueJOIlN GAULT this season.
june 24-3t
- SMTTHLAND, PADUCAH,
u=l Memphis Regular Pack-ss=5s
egss leaving Nashville Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays Fridays and Saturdays at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. The
splendid passenger Steamer
Winmet0nkas Capt. H. C. MafheneF,
will leave Nashville Mondays and Thursdays O'Clock
A M. The Light draught passenger Steamer
Cmbas Capt James W Hunt
A NJ. The light draught passenger steamer
blanche Lewis Capt. 3 L. Ratemans
will leave Nashville Tuesdays ard Fridays 10 o'clock A NJ
The FIRST class light draugh passenger Boats and will
leave regularly on those appointed days. making connections
Pauo with the T. s. Mail Packets, the places
For freight Or passage apple on board or to
june q A. HAMILTON, Agent.
Regular Passenger Packets,
,o,,sv,,,r
The Splendid Light DFaught Passenger Steamers,
JOHN GAULT, J. H. BUNCEl Master
TEMPEST, d. G. PARR, Master
EAVE as above alternately, every TUESDAY evening at
4 O'Clock for Louisville and all intermediate points,
Meeting at Louisville U s. Mail Packets for Cincinnat
Wheeling ptburE Through Receipts given for lfet 70
ali Eastern cities Der Baltimore Ohio Railroad Merchants
and gbpperg NAV RELY on leaving adVertised For
freight or passage apply on board OF .
msr24 II. II. HARRISON Agent
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Thisis me rs Of fous uhics win embrace tho
PsdOd0f the American eevoiu0n, from Blockade OF
soston 70 the Trsaiyo Pc Psrs. i7s2 and g
talns great srss from uanlscripl sad unpubksi
the history he nation daIingtf potion',
his eventfal period, including She Blockade Besss Haf
51r the general ory2nz1i'a the coanifY, the aitsroH
Of The ChlrtsI Of Massachusetts, he ssancs Of the pao
pie Of Massachusetts, she pt or he South ne Congress-
Of I74, the progress Of measures in England Fnco and
elsewhere, The Battles o. Lexington a1d Concord he Siege
Of Boston, TIE Congress Of 75 choice Of Warrington
as CommaDder-lu. Chief tbs Battle Of Bunker Hin, &C.
As there villa doubtless be great demand Tor the H.lo
ofihs Revolution, indspendsnIo Of preceding volumes
tie work. these oar volumes viii also be pabshsd saPa-
iaisly, as the American Revelation, Vols, III, III,
with sitle page and binding 10 correspond.
The pubhsrs invite the attention the renders the
prssent volume Of Mr. Bancroqs History The United
States o the arssK volumes Of he work sths sisusuish-
cd merits OF Thich have gratsully ackno b.
his country men," FOR sale b.
W. z. Berry & Co.
mayl5 Public suaurs.
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The oid Doninion Coffee-Pot

Gives healthy beverage. Nervous, dsuepc. and billions
sons who had not T 20 Cor years, have been able
drink t1r tgorte Revenge an VIXEN mlie I'M l1 ioIIe
and without occurrence Of auy Of the old unpleasant
quences IL Is healthy because b he o. condenser, eg
release all the natural elements Of the berry, and t hem 10 jul
proportion In the beverage
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fLellAalsf A.
Pros. o. g. WOODS you about 10 uluufacture AL
Vend your recently discovered Hair Eest0r vi, will state.
Wh0msoevr Ray that have us and known others
ithat have for several yars, leen iu t habit Of
other Hair estorltve and tlt fnd yours vastly superior
any other know. IL entirely ceanss tie bead of dauruG
with Que months proper VIII restore any persons hair
original youthful color and texture giving healthy. son,
glossy appearance and an this without scolorz t hands
apply it, the dress which drops would, lherei1re
commend rs every DESTROYS Of having fue color
texture 70 hair. Respectiully yours.
WILSON KING
o. J. WOOD co, Proprieiors, 312 BroaiHlV, New 20.
(n the great n. y Wire Railing EIt5 eutl 1ud IL Mar
street, Sc. Louis DO. And sold y 81 good Druggists.
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The old Dominion Coffse-Pot


is the most economical Tor nothing being loss 1T evaporation
boiling, oneourtl Coffee rslur; while beverage
stronger, more fragrant, and more deiici0us.
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Makes better coffee than 10 Is possible to obtain E any oh
way because by an ingenious but simple the ho-
keeper may boil herldeo for any length Of time Without es
aroma, thus securing am e elements 81 the n thlr
ami pr0portl 0ual combinations.
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NTOTICE.-W hereas- the Legislature Of Tennese at its
lastsesson passed. Act making it the duty Of the various
Sheris Of said State open hold election each precinct
in their respective counties, In orr 10 ascertain the Of the
people whether convention shall be called TO amend
wise form Constitution Of said state, therefore L j. p
Zegr Sheriff Of Mei county, do hereby give notice to the
Of said county, that viii the lst THURSDAY Of September
next open and hold election the various precincts Of sa
county for purpose taking said Given under my hand
Office this 18th day Of june l5j5. j. p. ZIEGLER,
ie2d-W2m Sheriff Of 1Iaigs county.
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FTVHE arm Of ALLISON, ANDERSON a CO., composed Of
And. Allison, T. Anderson, and W. D. M'Lanahan, by
mutual dissolved the LIST day Of June by the retiring
Of Mr. HLanahan from the firm And. Allison and T. Anderson
alone authorized wind up the business Of the old hm.
Those indebted the late firm requested make payment
without delay, and those having claims against the viii pre-
sent them for payment ALLISON, ANDERSON & co.
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NE ssOLp DOmINION,s CoEFEE-Po-r.

III 4A4D 4A4lAA Ali-lft wi - \ q
FHfHOusANDS Of this few Coffee Pot have already
and the demand from az parts Of the T'lted states O. ru
on the increase Wherever ntrodurs &C. has given the M
complete satisfaction.
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TINOTGH ID ID M 1EORID ON FIRE..

FL large lot Of Shanghai Matches isure fire. the best and
cheapest article now Asoan old Prnci
pie segars ct J. ". LANGLEY 4 CO.,
iunt2f - Union street.
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PHILADELPHIA sept q lsi1-
PK0F- WOOD-Dear Sir;-Your Hair EestoraG7e proyin
itself beneficial % The front and also ua Of
head almost lost is c0Fegin fact bald have ui bur
half pint bottles Of Restorative and t tD Of my
we'll studue with promising crop Of young hair, front
also receiving i-s hneiL have tried other preparations wlol
any benefit whatever. think from personal recouen
ton, can induce many others o. s.y &C.
Yours respectfully, ID. E. THOMAS d. n.
No. ga Vine street.
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INTERESTING MISSISSIPPI STATIsTICs.-We are
indebted to Madison McAfee, Esq, Auditor of
Public Accounts for the following interesting sta
tiscs showing the increased value of taxable lands
in this State from the year 1854 to 1857, and the
increase in the number Of taxable slaves in 1857
over 1856. These statistics demonstrating the en-
HANGED resources Of Mississippi and her steady
advancement upon the high road of wealth and
prosperity, will be read with pleasure by all who
feel an interest in her welfare:
The assessed value Of taxable lands in 1857 400 "a
The assessed value Of taxable lands 1854 g6lsI54 "a
Increase in valuation, S5Ol26275 30
The Of taxable slaves assessed in 1857, 36slS2
The number Of taxable slaves assessed in 1856 1922
Increase of 1857 over 1856, 1880
If the average value of slaves be estimated at
$780, it would show the slave property of the State
to be worth 1920 902 200-a startling array of fig
ures to the humanitarians of the Ehhu Burritt
school, whose grand idea is the liberation of the
slaves by purchasing them from their masters
Their organization, however, is succeeding bravely
with their great work. 1t has been in existence
but a twelvemonth, and by the proceedings of their
annual May Convention in New York, We learn that
the large sum Of 500 has been subscribed.
If the subscriptions continue at this rate, and
the value Of slave property continues to increase
annually in Mississippi and the other Southern
States, according to the above figures Elihu, if he
is good arthmetician, tell us how long it will
take to raise the means to eonsummate the scheme
in the event the Southern people should consent to
part with their property Aississigpiaa,
June l.
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MTOTHCEsWhereas, the Legsa sare Of Tennessee, its
last session, passed Act making the duty OF the various
sherfs Of said State Opn and hold election at each precinct
in their respective Counties In order ascertain the Of the
people whether convention shall he called amend
Constitution Of said State, therefore. A.
Whsesde Sheriff Of Lewis county, do hereby give the
Of said county, that will the s Thursday Of Septe-
open hold election various precins
county the purpose Of taking said my hand
Office this 10Th day Of june, 1-J5
SAM1Il RI A. WIIITEsIDE,
je26-W2m Sheriff Of Lewis county.
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Having purchased Mr. Manahau interest in the goods,
have taken partners business Dixon A. Allison and
John B. johnson We shall continue old stand, where
viii be pleased old friends and merchants generally.
Being down present low possible,
preparatory fall purchase, viii inducements prices
those wishing replsnh their We shall be glad an
receive their orders, VIII an them
sfactorly. ALLISON, ANDERSON & CO.
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BANCROFPS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.

w. r. BERRY q co.
HAVE NOW ON SALE
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Mr. LEATEywoETHsir. have lecn troubled Vish da1ruT
scurf my head for than yesT my iegan come
out sur and hair together NeB Haven payer, about
Woods Hair Restorative cei Jour store on
the lst q April last, and purchase bottle fluuI
nay satisfaction Is he thing seurf ara new
hair began % grow &c Is ra iant asrs t
all OF. have great fitl wish you send me two
bottles By Mr. Post the bearer Of s Idont know ID ans %
te kind Is us in this place you may martat r many
bottles after 6 Is known here Yours Eh respect.
RUFrs PRATT. 1
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CJMALL FARm ron SALE.--I offer Tor ole my

- FARM miles the city Of Nashville, Immediately
the Galiatin Turnpike, containing hyour Thebuidings
comfortable substantial and all excellent repair
half Of the land Openbluce in timber and we'll in blue
grass.
AIRY who desires comfortable home pike and
the Louisville Nashville Railroad, situated de-
g du neighborO0d, convenient church, school and stores,
all within quarter Of me viii find good opportunity
purchase sell. Terms and further iuor-
may by addressing undersigned
Rev. DR.. Stevenson, Methodist Publishing House.
z. SALT STEVENSON,
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THE HISTORY OF TIIE UNITED STATES
VOLUME VIG.
BEING VOLUME Z. OF FHE AMERICAS REvorurION.
By GEORGE BANCROFT.
OCEAVO UNIFORM WITH THE PREVI-
OUv VOLUMES
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greeley Endorses BeII and Crittenden.
The New YORK Tribune contains the following cor
pondeacs on the subject Of the proposed entertain
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sUt EXPRESSES his sorrow that he is uhabls "a
throw more light on the fish business would
be more than happy to snlightsn your snquiring
Georgia correspondent But can only reiteraie the
main fact Of the story viz that the fish was cover
ed by jug, but Why should that particular fsh,
therefore, contain " the small jug" is more than
any "nateral-bOrp burned fool can account for.
He expresses perfect willingness, however, to
send your correspondent piece Of the original Jug
in the hope that thereby she may BE- able to judge
Of its gender s. L., of Tenn.
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SUNDAY MORNING. JUNE %, 1888.
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Ladies' fine Brown Italian Goth Congress Heel Caters;
Ladies' do do do do Button do
Ladies' do Black do do Button do
Ladies do Kid Slipper, handsome trimming;
Ladies do do Caters with and without heels;
Ladies' do Side Lace Heel Caters;
Ladies do do do Plain
Ladies do Congress
AtNo. 81 Public Square.
je25-f SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL.
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10y TO the Admirers Of
A FINE HEAD or

= q II g J. o . = n IA "A IRE
FTNALK OF beauty, it ne head Of hair
then read the following, and IL you ask more, crcuar
around each bottle and doubt.
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the attention Of an Old T1un 90 de rorf ore,
paraon, which turns back original color gray harc8ers
the head Of tie bald with luxurut gr1gh-eloVes dan
druds itching and all cuueous eruptons-cauzes cantall
dow Of the natural dudsnd hence, II us regular dressing
Tor the hair will preserve IT, color, and keep from uz -
extreme old In an Is natural beauty. We call upon s
bald, the gray, the diseased in scalp % IT, And surely
young VIII hey value ths towing
curl, ever be without it. Iuprl IS upon the tongue Of ou-
sands.
The Agent for Prof Woods Hair Restorative In Ea Haven
received tie following er in regard he Restorative, ~