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Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
FOR SALE.

A TRACT of GAO acres of choice rich cotton land "A selected and located in the year lS3S-nineteen years ago. It is in the heart of the cotton region two miles and three quarters north of the Louisiana State line. and about four miles from the Mississppi river, back of Grand Lake, and half mile west of Bayou Mason, in Chcot county, Arkansas, in good neghborhood,
 In T.19 S.,R2W
 W. E of sec. 12-32O acres.
 N. w. A of sec. l3-l60 .'' And N. E. A of sec. l4-160 Making in one tract GAO acres Price twenty dollars per acre-one third cash and the balance in and two years with interest till paid at per cent. per annum. This land was pat ented by the United States title perfect-and deed with general warranty will be made to the purchaser after full payment.
 ELIAS N. CONWAY,
 Little Rock, Arka,tsas.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
RADWAY's READY RELIEF.

All the nfmities aches pains that are sadded upon the crippled body. readily ed and quickly mated by Radnays Ready Relicf The rapdity with which 1t stops the most agonzng pains and the nm, and beridden comfort and health, forms only unit of its truly wonderful power. Those who have for years fingered in misery, have been suddenly eved of all pain, and enabled in few hours dues and abors which years of disease and decrepude have prevented.
 The principles involved in the wonderful curative powers of Radrays Ready Relie exclusively confined to these Remedies and 1t is the great medical principle which these Remedies prepared that renders them
 CERTAIN. OCICK AND EFFLCTrH
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19

JUST RECEIvED-30 Sacks Pennywit's supcr- O fine Flour. and for sale by
 Dec 29th, '57. M. TANTI.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

Many disea>es that alict humanity inherited heir looms from the diseased bodies of sickly es. Scroula C. nsumpon Syphilis, Fits, among the of constitutional diseases Now not how gene ations the seeds of these diseases have been in the system, coupng the blood-Radraus Renocattng Rcsoluont will eradicate from the bodies ihe afflicted particle of diseased deposits, and fill the with new pure and healthy blood.
 RaddV ReaoUaag RcsOiDent should be hailed bles- sing by mother throughout the land whose infants afflicted with Sores. umors etc. These breakngs hu ear are evidences of diseases transmitted from the stock few doses of the ReRopatag Resopent will dcaie every vestge Of ,he disease and insure the child sound and he thy body
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BEST ARTICLE.

1 mn LBS. Superine Flour, just received and ,OUU for sale low for cash at
 Dee. l5, 1857 MCPHERSON t& OVERTON
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
COACH & CARRIAGE HARDWARE.
The Locomotives HAVE just arrived at

Fine Apples. JUST received per steamer s. H. Tucker 20 bbls ~ of Fine Apples, and for sale by Dec. l5. '57 rANrr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19

EARL C. BRoNAuGH, Solicitor Jan. }, 1858. l3-6w. Pp. fee SIS 50. 3a W
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD BE ARMED

family armed win Radoays Readp Regulators, and Re- souont, well fortified for with these Remedies resist break and drive of he all diseases that have ever afflicted humanity since the fall of Adam.
 MALARIA.
 In countries where maarious diseases prevail Ague Dys entey, Cholera, Cholera Mobus Typhoid Typhus; Pneu nona and other Malignant Fever, Radeays Rsadv Relief taken preventive, will securely protect the inhabitants of an inecve district againt serious attacks; and if Reef aud Regulators will quickly the patient and pei the infectious malady entirely from the system.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19

: dool eH sinsvIZsanoq 10 evifgH s si ell
 ysu1uoi 2noI sid 1s.iG nfow bnG bts4gnd b.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
CONFIRMATION OF TAX TITLE

THOMAS W. POUND. Clerk. Jan. l2, 1858. 2w Cost of adv. S5 v.B
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-01-19

NOTICED! NOTICEl! bns M a A IL persons indebted to the firm of Newborn & ~ Hughes, either by note ar account, must come forward by first January, and settle up. ''
 J. H. NEWRERN
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Moore, W1lstach, Keys & Co.,
rs WEST ROURTn STIIERT,
T.TOCTNrN5Asi,T G

IMPORTING sFATI0NERs manufacturers Of sGeln0raI
~ dun, Pass, and Rank Hooks, styles Bible Print
Book JObbeFu, and Medical Book PubbtTs great
pleasure ia soliciting the of Westeru buyers 20
their LameBe6 sock OF the GREAT STAPLES,
ches above Indeated They Cash and SoFt-Tin1e
Buyers, who well $40 QaiTes half bound
Cap Blank Books, Is bound Cap BoekF,
all styles, Iia auiTes Uein Rlank Books qures
dium blank BooAs, 600 quires Quarto HHns; so gFBss
$40 TIoss best Steel PsnsdiTeet import toas sa1 Eru
Pen Holders; $50 iioE Writing Fluid All s1s ls0 do9 Ink
staIs, 800 States, all tzee Wedding
oPes sSoaD Envelopes ali sEsi - no. R6FIIsi Trtasuiy
blcttnR: ltu Euglh FTench and AuleEiea
PeTs; - Engltsh Drawing PEpeFs; Cap Pa
persi Ou letter Papsrs; uU Bath Papers, all
styles; 800 Note Papers; IesF
Packet ets stef VV do4 Book Hank NOtra DRAFTS
loo doE Diaries 1sS5; 1OtO MetoFandhil Rocks All
forms; 30 doE PortOll0s Porte -AlOusai aisFs
Casesi So Copying Prsses; ZJ COppn dnE CoPy
BoOks SO dog. cqPy hooks printed copies; etc., te
Ihs i the place purchase in preference 70 buying Elst
StO i fFesh. pTicea low, ExehanEs enVeds ~
49, MORE WiLSfACII, KEYS 4 Co.,
nOTE1 - WetI Fourth ST.. Csinetunrfi
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.

Sh'o lodge No. iIOI.--Meets Masonic Han,
MARKET and Monroe streets the 4 and tkirdMOn.
of each month, @. w. rs, w H.; Aleg-
i1sI w, L'HaRtN, Secretary.
-. .l' eltnE lodge No. I2S.- Meets as above on
R,,,,'.n ana tt''t Thursday evening sf each month"; F. A.
wStNllh nv. NJ; S, ", Pearson, Secretary.
A., heeltnS Union Ghapier No. I9.-Meetsa as
NJ, WI Il 2; S. " Pearson, Secretary. 7
,Sr.-SanS EncamPment No. I,-Sieets as
e.,,s ,es Jo''rtA oaaay evening of each month w
= g. I hsrfRg Recorder.
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10 CORRESPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other f.
m business OF the Intesencer, should be addressed 10
csrcrrnlng the editorial department Of the paper
X addressed the Editors, jointly or to either one
writing for qualifications, will please write
u vlr SHE Of the paper.
A. t,,rIanee OF the above rules will greatly oDnse u.s.
y pls sbt otherwise receive.
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cnuEoHhs Oh MHEELINe4.

NlISI'S14A'No ~ w - = -
of STRANGER visiting IN. CITY, We pub.
s ~n , % ., n srnt Churches and their
dude. 9 meeting If ti.r. are any mistakes, we
n TSaS,r,. Eni,eou0tia,l, corner Monroe and Byron
net, Rev :. n pEHxIHs. Rector; morning services 1JJ4
s,,s evening. I.
osrs EDiscouaktu, Main street, between First and
.,8 C.pr. Wheeling. Rev. j. IL. sNi1u, A. NJ, Rector
l,,,-ua,ninr loI<. ot,.rnoon So: night ~.
Er-t 1,teria,, REV r. IL MIED, Pastor, Fourtst.,
afternooI
esd Ire.5yleriGn, street, between Main and
met Centre herlinr; services morning and evening.
d I,esLyteyar, Filth street, between Chestnut and
m .t.., south Wheeling, Rev. H. WoODs, Pastor, servi
,rorrinr and evening.
ty., Prs.Gyteria Rev A PAUL., Pastor, Mainstreet,
tang.
F,. Sreet Methodist Ebtscopal, Rev. ], E. WILSON,
',' ,,' 'oa''as.sgs' our as."in. between N.'H'' 4
' Srsst Asshodiet RiscoPa', Rev. RE0Es' Pastor
:lsGvt and Eor sts., North Wheeling; services
'ans sad evening. 1i
dciliae Street Ne0odist Ei'iSeopat, Rev. 4. H. hoN-
a. rsslcr, Claple street, between First and second
tr:r NLee ing; ssrvices morning and evening.
SpA d1te'ing ". E. Caur,t, Rev. A. sfErESs,
a'ar 'tr'Ces morning and evening.
sl,,iag Isiand tA0pei, on Wheeling Island, Rev. j..
srs,a, Pastor.
s'''HdH NsrhOdist E1isc0pdl heysS' HElTle' tas'0t
Snc street, between MeUster and Third Centre ieei-
T.
%'a"ss cathedrdl, Roman catho'le' 1t, Rev. BISHOP
v "anls, Filth street, corner of lIampden services
'an' and afternoon.
a. a'''a'e Ro'7"ed, Rev. j. t. MoclUEE' Pastor corner
A'ket and Jefferson ssi servcesmorntnS
''iff' Market street, between Webster ana Fn'E"s
ii5' ShetlnE services 1C16 in the morning. and -
aas'
A'I4s'teoi Protestant, Rev. wS HELPER Gay
lse G,aag.iieai geld IL Iaaestas, Rev. P. zrAnArn4As,
'' Market street. between Webster and Third; Centre
~. .''.-s' : s services morning an! evening.
.a Synagogue Quincy street. between AAfks' anu
.A'
5trHun pTOfeSfdHf J,ninn HALL Main street. between
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SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES. aao2
HAVE the Agency for Excelsior SeinP Machines; pTe
u $50, or 5C1 Can be my EaFrloase Sdnfh
Market, In operation Saturday II to fa oeioek
ugl GEO. WILCOX
INuGENIA Shirts Opera CIoaks. Shetland Wool shaEIs
H Chenille scars ies' tSauntsetts. AEO. beau
5it9 ESstis BesJ - Bneklrs HeS styles dEsss tteHs
Ladies', and Misses Hose variety Linen Fronts
Opera Ties 1ofnvlls 10 Circular Wells, vrTy prefy M
new JsnEeT! HDsIsKELI5 4 ~ EAitINGgNsi
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New Books, Stationery, 40.


AMEs G. oIR, Ns.li aialn ST. bees Issvsto ealI q.
~ attention OF Nhoshle and retail purehaseTB BO0ks
and ssat OIa 10 his F stock School
ooks Of a from the hghesi C0Iese
CAssesi kisesilnpeous book aspesl book
Copy hook, sTeheteeturdt B (neE adth6fs , JIstOs
dist Prssy terian4 Buptst lIftt Bo0s, 81
various IS lee q hindiEFs Family bibles, h from Il
so, Pocket do. Of All sTyles; Dus boOk-KrepGg an6
tanks- Jenny lind Pens, Aims uhbefs GftlIotts
famous Pens aoE 4 lax CAEnold' q
6sih Bell 9 late B0ek3 Albaas i1 great vlfiet. Toy
B0okf 95pp ora BApE Books variety. iS4
Ties for 1S5, NenoFnndul si styles; ReeG
Cap. Letter sud Note Paprs, of radeSand qgaii-
GOLD RlSSIEe gisl g eau sspfsiAl ttsntion oar
large and we'll seeete lot or Cold llANnl lsSa
Of an Old Stock, offered INV and
I41RAsIl1 e9plPTillg Alt No. of a. lI05ston &
Cos Fl Having the largest bssf seIeef
Sd stock o. Rsts nths those IN VInt 81 ~
We would Gall she attention of the Ltdffe pGrffeuIqy
20 oar stock PASoX STATIONERY Ehfeh pdTehS5ed
expressly for their Gti0n kuouiut t1
| Ples call aud examine for youTfttves.
All of tie aboVeand usually tept iu fle oaI
ana seatiaRsT5 le't cen3ess p b . = =
sspM aas afif. si.ls -. teiIaa & 2 q.
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Nc "a. " WEDNESDAY, MORNING. FEBRUARY )


la la E.s..ls.=sss.s.. -.
! PENNSXLjVANI RAILROADl
/ XHTINTER ARRANGEMENT.-on aud afser AIOsday. De-
THE PAsT MAi1 TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning. except Sunday n 10 o'clock, Pittsburgh
tinlr, arriving In Philadelphtu Ht II - r.
TE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the station every evening,
The JohnsroEn Accommodation train leaves PittsburE
daily except Sunday, At 40 O'Clock stonplug all
ana rnnns 2: TAR as SSnsnangh FIRST Accom-
Trsn for turtle Crgek leaves leaves daily sunday ez-
Turtle OTeek, leaves daily except Sunday, ~ nm.
press. l45 p NJ; Mail 5OO ms JOhhstoWn Aeeommoda-
tIon, il First ruTtIe Greek an.
second Accommodation, IL ~ Third Accommodation clio
Trains for Riarsve and Indiana connect at airsyie
intersection with Mail Tram Eus ESlress train west and
the JOhnstnWn AeeanmOdAll, Trlin East and west.
Pittsburgh COnnelsVilie Trans stopping all sta
tiOus the Pittsburgh and COnnellsTe Road leave daily,
Sunday excepted, fnllORf:-AAil Train. nl
press Train, 3Sp. Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and Connsilsvie Road arrive at Pittsburgh S I and
The travelling public greatly iher interest
road, the aceommOdations offered cannot
passed O.lr route. As the road Is balSstsd with
stone and entirely free from dust, We can promise safe
ty speed and comfort 10 HliWhO may favor tsrOad with
their patronage.
=. IS PhiladeiI'hia....--. .......:........iO 10 %
= Halumors...--......--- ---------.-. - =
iIarrisGlrs =. -
Baggage checked ar Stations the Pennsylvania
Railroad and 10 PhIiadslIha BallinOrs and New York.
Passengers purchasing tickets In the viii be charged
Ten Gents in addition the Station rates. from sta
tions where the Company has no agent
NOTIcE.-In case loss Ih- Company viii hold thrm-
selves respOusibe for pyrona baggage only aud for
B-The EXCELSIOR Omnibus Line Iias employ
convey Passengers I'd Baggags To ana from the Depot ata
charge notto exceed 2S cents for each and bag
case.
Atthe P. X. r. Passenger station,
janl on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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49, s. iEIy.a ss-2sis ss1eE
NN and after Monday January 1855 trains VII run rs
~ follows;
LEAVE CLEvELASD:
l1:00 A. NJ Mai Train, stopping stations arrive
Pittsburgh at I:4o NJ, and at bridgeport T:s4
LEAVE PTTTSBURGI:
700 A. A. Mall Train, stopping all regular
Port Homer, Slcans, and Deep lguu nag
Stations for AL passenger Irairis.) arrives at
1910 p M.
235 r. M Express Trsn, stopping ali regular stations;
arrives at Bridg. port 1T 1924 + NJ.
z-sLgAVE BKIDGEPuRT:
I0 ~ NJ. Express Train stopping AL regular stations,
CDeep Kun, SlOans, Port Homer tg
tions for this tTan,) arrives At Cleveland nt IS
7 ii and at Pittsburgh at 1873 p VI.
225 r. 81, Mall Train, stopping all stations
s.. at Pittsburgh at I.4OP NJ
But train daily to CvveAnd-leaves bridgeport
TSUA. n
-s Connections.
Connections are made by all through trains follows:
AT Cleveland, with trains Toledo Detroit Chicago and
the North Vest also for Eric, Dunkirk, Bnalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
At SeubsnYie and Beair, SleubsnYIle InJI-
ark, BaTnesyile GAINESVILLE, Wilmington, Lancaster, COlum
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and 81. Louis.
At Wheeling, with Baltimore Ohio Railroad for Cum
berand, Harpers Ferry, Baltimore and Washington City.
Local and Through Tickets purchased the vRTi
Gus Offices The line; also the TLion Ticket Office op
posite the Levee Wheeling, Va and at the union OHee,
81 Superior St., Cleveland, OHIO.
Supernt ndant's Office, c 4 p Il Il. JAMES FARMER,
Cleveland, Jan -, lssS. JANIS SUp't.
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PBNNsYbVANIA RAILRoAp.


PENESYBVANIA RAILROAD.
STNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, ernneetng the Allan
Il tic cities Sit Wsstzfn, NDrth-NTrsteTn, and South
Western States by ROway direct. This
also CONNECTS PtsbuFKh with daily line Of Steamers
all ports the Western Rivers, and Cleveland aud SAM
Iusky S.rameTs all tOsts the NOFth-W
Lakes making direct, ehsdpssf and reliable
route by which FEIGIIT be forwarded TO and from
the Great WsSf.
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURGH
FIRST CDAsS-B0Ots, Shoes, Hats and
aPs sa D % per 100 S
Feathers, Furs, ,Ec..................-.
SECOND GLASS Domestic Sheeting,l
shirting aud Ticking (in original balssl ~ - 1so ~
Drugs Ou eHsks,) Hardware. Leather, - P' Nv u.s.
lir rolls or boxes)WoOi and sheep Pslts
Eastward. .HH-f.f
THIRD CLAsS.-Anvils, Steel, Chains dn
casks) Hemp, bacon, and Pork, salted ~, - 4oo ,h,
Goose casks yTObac,o e'S per AVS i"t.
ed, lsxeept eirars orcut1 4c.&e.s fi
FOURTH OLASS-COhee, Fish, ,baeon, Beef
Iaqd IaEd on Sa os soda ASH GER 100 lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. Ii0sin. Gr.
FLOUR-tl, per bbi. until further notice
CRAtN-ln car loads IS cents per 100 lbs until further
notice. f.+te.t ta-f
CoTToN2 per bale not exceeding 800 lbs weight,
further notice.
w shipping goods from any point east Of PhiIaiel
hPufrOdd." All Goods consigned the agents
at Phadeiphia or Pittsburgh, win be forwarded without
FREIs1 AGESTs-C Evans. ~ KIlby street Boston: } p
Clarke No AstoF House and No William street. john
McDonhd 80 Basery Piae n YOFk; Pierce &Co Zanes-
Yle,O; Irwin and Sprngman BOEn, Clncinnati o;
Carter JeWeiI. LouIsylIe, KY. OEIley Co. Evans
vile, Iud; u Sass, st LOUIS, SO; Harris W0Fmfey Co.
Me nph TenD Leee Co, Chicago, Ill; J Glass, Fort
Wayne Ind Z S4sedsr PilA; AaEraW q KOous, BaIti-
u. II. HUSTON, GenI Freight Agent, Philad.
1ylyl HID. LOMbAERf, Supt.r AltoOua5 Pa.
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TRANSPORTATION

1878. IS57-S.
F4issES5ssssSsEEss 20 Sc
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s'rHan POtestaat, Union Hail. Main street, between
'aF's and Quincy services 1o1s morning.
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80 Corner of Main and Quincy streets
tI'hEEprance from Quincy st.
TERMS

D,nT, pr annuIL. n,,iI - ~ = 50 90
fIE EELLI, per 90
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ODD FELLOWS, DIRECTORY

'trstntus Lodge no. :s.-siee.s every Thursday
'sasAthe Hall, corner Of Market and Monroe streets
'.s 81, ~ HAt., Nc; B. II. Carr, Secretary.
Fr"hkIin Lodge No. I:S.-Meets as aboveevery
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WHEEIIING AGENCY, FOR THE SALE OF
DUPONT'S GuNP0WDER
" AvIC been apiSoInted the sole agenti In this city sor
III the sale Of DupSnts viii on hand IN
constant supply OF the Slne
for Coal and Rock, and " nan ana seols
iarge or small quantities, az the shortest
notice, As APs % @t N. REILLY,
L,e No. 81 Main St. Whetlihgs "a.
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rJNwIce DALT tsunfly night excepted between Rich
i Washington CITY G0r'ionsvIIIe Alex
andlia,
HOurs Of departure Rich
Returning leave Washington. % A. d. and P. n.
and
Arrive at Richmond ......1:sO p 81. and A. NJ.
Baggage checks tickets given through between Rich
Washington.
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING no STRAP RAIL,
and betngin excellent order, and CARRYING THE GltAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give The best guaE-
always connections, By Grri-
walls daily Richmond Washington city advsnce Of
the Steamboat line. ga
FARE HETUEEN IeINoSD WAsHIEsTos IS 20
0mribus III be found always ready take through
paSenRers and their wearing apparel betEee
the two DePots free Of eAarge with fle time for
take their meals, whether going North South.
Through Tickets be obiained between Danvfe and
Washington the TgTmnus Of the Road, nearly COM,
pisted 70 Danye. Ar Agent OF the Company W receive
tie Cheeks Of passengers from the DanvIie Road,
tend to their baggage al the Way 30 Washington
imoFe Depot.
The fare he by the mail line by the old steamboat
route. 7-'=I n s-5elf
lsretsp change OF the nigh. besusen Rish-
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, P1ttsburgn q wheel
ing Railroad.

- -
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Fan and Winter. Gonda.

- hONROE house,. p l'I--- ,,.,9
C0PPOsITE TAE SUSPENSION FVIDGE,l
eaitfNV Hl1ESI5ING,W VA - or II
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FREIGHT DEPARTMENT.

81
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEwEIRY. &C.
r Az just home the East ny second Fali stoel.
u and = ogsF . NJ Patgpls all ts Pltes
~ AN UNRIYAI.LED ASSORTMENT AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 2
g ocal- ssRd f'gz TsiiE .aEf ~. ~ tetOTr.t -
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- PIouglls! PIoughs!!

ben soie rent this str far thsS'l
\ Of kTsrett 8 n 9aksnsoTsf seiehrated
Is b9Is0NEte PTSOBGHS.
asss Po1s are ysr PstI the best ever q
tered ie 4fet, ai Ne i9seuftOl And ller
GIANTS direftsl = t- keep aeoaFfantSlply q -
dtltsfe4tt E1l1dsfs, getlsf uiEh 5oiffts, Gt-
ang8 10 - Main Street
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Wall Paper

A LARGR AsDortment OF Pore4n aud domestic DRY
~ Gaoas; choicest from ne
hlhnnHactnrers. q anA.a. = ~ ..g- deeIs-sm
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REV-4f BEGAH, Bdtur Guide 60 ffoifneSS we can
testify TO lts effects" Re.
Notwithstanding irregular the falling Oh Of hair
ceased, and locks restored 70 original ector
REV s. B. MORLEY AttIeboro', siasssehusetts at has
changed the Grown Of Glory, belonging 70 old E1en.
20 the ORIGINAL hue Of youth &c
REy. 81 TIIACER, go OF aGe) Pitcher Chenanzs
Connty, New YoFk. "Ny hair y restored; it Is
nothing Ike = dye,n&e-lE
another 0f arily, has greatly thicken
ed. Ehere almost bald" &c. .ssr so LtsF
REY.JANRs MCKEE. New York City, Recommends It, &c.
REV ". P0RTHU-, sanEich Conn. at has etmy most
sanguine eXpectatiorS." &c.
REV. p. GRIsw0LD. Washington. X. H. SIT IS FeaIl
edicSeIouS in restoring the hair =, &c.
REV. q. N. SPRATT, LeSisburgh, Pennsylvania 1--WE
and do ehssrfElly recommend H. &c
REV. T. P TCSTINi ClIar1esuoWD, South Carolina. THE
white hair has become obviated," &c. ..z - =
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, heriden, n. II. 1--WE ihink
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