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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1859-11-04
WOOD, EDDY & CO.'S
SINGLE NUMBER LOTTERIES
Capital Prize of 100000!

The Extraordary Drawings
of Wood, Eddy & Co.'S Single Number Lotteries
will take place in public. under the Superintend-
cnce of Sworn Commissioners, at Augusta, Geor-
gia, at follows:
Glass No. AZ Draws Saturday, November 10, 1852
Class No. 81 Draws Saturday, December II, 1859.
Class No. 90 Draws Saturday, January 81, 1859.
Glass No. 60 Draws Saturday, February Is. lSB0
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$4,000
Approximation Prizes.


in Ordering Tickets or Certificates,
Enclose the amount of money to our address for
what you wish to purchase name the Lottery in
which you wish it invested, and whether you wish
Wholes, Halves, Quarters, or Eghths, on receipt
Of which We send what is ordered, by first mail,
together with the scheme
Immediately after the drawing, n Printed Draw
ing certified to by the Commissioners, will be sent
with an explanation.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give the name Of their Post Office, ooun-
~ and State.
All communications strictly confidential.
All Prizes of $1,000 and under paid immedi-
ately after the drawing--other prizes at the usual
time of forty days.
Orders far Tickets To he directed to
WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Augusta, Georgia..
or, WOOD, EDDY 4 CO., Atlanta, Georgia.
or, WOOD, EDDY CO., Wilmington, Delaware.
June 4-iy-606
az A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
Wheel with theamount Of the prize that each IL ent-
tied to, will be published after every drawing, in the
following papers;-Augusta (da) Oonstitutionalist,
Mobile Register, Nashville Gazette, Richmond Dis
patch, Paulding (Mss1 Clarion.
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Notice. No. 9.

"AVING BOUGHT TIE ENTIRE IN
III .tcrest of J. NJ. IlORToS in the firm of Hon.
TON & Bryan, the business will be carried on as
heretofore at the old stand.
Oct IA, 1859 p. L. BRYAN.
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Religious Notice.

Elder e. ROSE, ut the Union McMnn Church,
eight miles North of Athens, on the 18th Sabbath
of November next will preach Sermon in memo
ry of Col. John Foster, deed. - I.r
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ELEGE,

COURSE OF STUDY VERY AMPLE AND
~ we'll adapted to the wants of the age. Terms
favorable. For Catalogue (gratis) apply to the
President, Madisonville, Tenn.-though our situa-
ton is out in the country, two and half miles
from town, and seven from Swectwater Depot,
East Tennessee Georgia Rail Road. Patronage
merited and solicited.
Oct. 81, lS59-tf-57S
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V1ILL CHAKEES THAT DEFENDANT All
I'D exander Lee resides in the State of Georgia.
publication is therefore ordered to he made for four
successive weeks in the Athens Post, newspaper
printed in Athens, Tenn, notifying said Alcxan-
der Lee to appear ut the next term of the Chance
ry Court, to be held at the Courthouse in Madi-
sonville, on the LIST Monday of December, 1859,
and answer complainant's bill, the same will be
taken as confessed and heard er pa,te.
j. A. COFFIN, c. d: w.
Oct. 81, 1S59-4t-prs fee S3-57S
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Fever and Apue.

This trying and provoking disease which nxes III re-.
lentless grasp on the body OF man, reducing him 10
n,ereshadow IN short space oftme, and him
physically and mentally useless can be nd
driven from the body by the use Of lIOsTETTERs me-
NOWNED BlTTRIts. Further, any Of the above stated
diseases cannot be contracted when to am orr
binary conditions producing them, II the Btters ars
used rs per directions. And as II neither creates nau
sea nor onends the paate and rendering essary
any change Of diet or interruption TO usual pursuit
but promotes soInd sleep and healthy digestion tbs
complaint Is thus removed speedily a. Is consstsnt
with the production OF thorough and permanent cure
For Persons in Advanced Years
VINO are suffering from an enecbled constitution and
inhrm bsdy, these Bitters invaluable as restora.
tive OF strength and vgrr and needs only to ne tried
to be appreciated. And to n mother while nursing.
these Btters indispensable, especially where the
mothers nourishent IA inadequate to the of
me child, consequently her strength must Yield and
iere u Ii Nhete good tonic, such as Hosteters StSmi
ach Bers needed 10 mpaFt TEN porafy strength and
vigor to the system. Ladies should by all means try
this remedy for all cases Of debility and before 20
ing, ask your Physician who he Is acquainted with
the virtues of the Btters will recommend their use In
all cases Of weakness.
CAUTlON.-We caution the public against usins
any OF The many limitations cnunterfes hut ask for
HOsrErTER's CrrEsRArED STOMACH BrrTERRs and see
that each bottle has the words ''Dr j. Ho,tetter,s
Stomach Filters" blown on the side OF the hottie, and
stamped on the metallic cap covering the cork and OBJ
serve that our autograph signature Is the label
~ Prepared and sold by HOsTETTEk 4 SMITH
Pittsburgh Pa, ard sold by all Druggists Grocer and
dealers generally throughout the United States Cana.
do, South America and Germany.
sCOvIL MEAD,
New Orleans, La.
Uhokesdke dgrnis
scovn MEAD, No. III Charities street, New Orleans,
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States
to whom all orders mus he addressed.
. Sold by WM BCRSs, Athens; 7. II. MlofrI, Mouse
Greek; McFARLAs ERNi, Knoxville. Jan 14-1y-53s
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Lands and Mills for Sale.

I'M THE FIRST DAY OF NOVEMBER
~ next, will offer for sale my Spring Greek
Rum containg $40 acres. and new Saw Mill.
situated 10 miles below Athens. Also, $50 acres
on Short Creek, and Mills. Also. 40 acres near
Mouse Creek and II Lot in Calhoun. Also, Horses,
Mules, Cattle. &c. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Oct 2S, 1S5q-3t-51Q
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HARPER'S FERRY RELEASED!
There Is now more excitement here over
s. HEXTER 81 cos
q a rrra Cfnnlx &c .x. q I

than at lIarper's Ferry.
INHET KEEP ON HAND A GOOD SUP
Il ply OF Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, &C., &c.-
brown Domestic. yard wide, at 81 cents best
Calico from to II cents, and everything else in
proportion.
All kinds Of Produce taken in exchange They
pay 40 cents for Feathers. Come TO Boyd's old
stand if you want good bargains.
ont .g,n-hTQ
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NOTICE.
Valuable River Farm for Sale.

Vu1UdU1o IIfVCI IdIH IUF Cdlt,
TN CONFORMITY TO A DECREE OF THE
l. Circuit Court Of Monroe county, Tennessee,
made at the September term, 1859, will sell to
the highest bidder, on Saturday, the 18th day of
November next, at the residence of Willia.a Den
ton, decd, on Tellico River, at the "Fish- Tran
Ford" Three Hundred and Ticenty Acres Of Land,
more or less, with the reversionsry interest of the
widows dover, II being all the Land of which the
said Denton died seized and possessed adjoining
the Lands of A. Morrow, Charles M. McCihec, and
Others. Ono hundred and fifty dollars will be re-
CURED to be paid in hand, the remainder in two
equal instaiDents, payable in twelve and eighteen
months. Bond and approved security required,
and a lien retained upon the Land until the pnr-
chase money is paid j. Il. HOUSTON, CTk
Oct. Z, TS59-5t-prs fee 81 SO-5T6 III
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William Rhea, next friend of Eliza A. Lee and her
minor children, Margaret. Pleasant Mary c.,
Sarah f.. John r., Rebecca f., Jesse II. and
Nancy J. Lee,
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Furniture.

Furniture.
+ HAVE JUST RECEIVED ONE MAHoGA,
i ny Wardrobe and one Walnut Dressing Bureau
and offer them for sale cheap
Julys J. NJ HENDERSON
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GEORGIA STATE LoTTERy

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit Of the
i. Monticello Union Academy, , Z
OF Jasper county Georgia,
Authorized Jy Specid Aet If he L.sisfoture.
25,626 Prizes.
More than one Prize to Every two
Tickets.
M'KINTEY e. CO., Managers. 3
CAPITAL PRIZE SEQ, 900!
Tickets only s1Oi
Halves, Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
To IA. nrou.
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s. MORROW, ..'tI
e x G H AN G. e EOKER,

hUONVIITCs TcrN.
GOLD, SILVER, BANK NOTES. AND
~ DRAFTS bought and sull a, the best rates.
collections made ON the most favorable terms.
Bills and Notes negotiated and collected.
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
Nov 1-ly-LSOA
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Come ON and Get Salt [

.1OOO SACKS KINGS SALT NOW IN
IOOO store and for salc at hco dollars per
sack. for cash, or in barter for Wheat or Corn
b N0v4 j. NJ HENDERSON,
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Second Class.

Liquor, in wood, Liquorice
bead. pipe, bar and sheet
Mahogany, boards and plank
Marble Slabs. unwrought, swner's risk
Moss, pressed in bales
Nuts. in barrels or casks
Oakum. Oilcloth
Paints, in boxes and cans
Palm Leaf, pressed
Printers Ink, in kegs or barrels
Paper, in boxes. Pasteboard
Peaches, dried. Printing Paper
Prunes. in casks, Pepper.
Paper Hangings, in boxes
Pickles, in casks
Pipes
Rubber Car Springs. loose
Rubber Packing and Hose
Raisins. strapped, Rags in sacks
Scythes. Shovels. Spades, Soap
Spices. Starch. Saddlery -.
Sardines, in boxes
Sheep and other Skins, in bales
Shot, in bags, Sugar, in bags
Scales and Scale Beams, boxed
Tobacco, in bales
Tobacco, cut. in boxes or barrels
Tow. Tea. Type
Neneering, boxed
Wood. in shapes, Wire
Willow Reeds, in bundles
Wrapping Paper
Yarn, pressed and bailed
Zinc, in rolls and sheet
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Notice. No. 8.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE LATE
n firm of HO2XON d. BRYAN will save
costs by calling undersigned and paying
up, as longer y ri not be given.
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In Luck AS UsUAL.-Wc notice a short time
since in the Livingston Democrat, that our old
friend, the Sheriff Of Sumter County. X. Thorn,
ESD. drew share of 1000 in Wood, Eddy &
Cos Sparta Academy Lottery, which prompt
ly paid. This is not the only prize friend has
won in the same lottcry--whch certainly pays
out more prizes than any institution of the kind
in the country. @
Wood, Eddy Co.'S address is Augusta, Georgia.
Free Press.
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THANKsGIvING.-Gov. HARRIS has set
apart Thursday, the 9th instant, as day
of Thanksgiving and Prayer throughout
the State of Tennessee.
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Rates in cent? per 100 lbs. bet~eea Sa.heiHs and
knogcitte, and Stations on the Ear Tennessee d
Oe,rgia Rail Road. u
First Glass, Sixty Cents q 100 Ms.
Second Glass. Sixty Cents u 100 rs. 49,
Third Glass, Forty seven Cents u 100 fbs.
Fourth Glass, Thirty-fve Cents y 100 ibs.
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Rotes ~ cents per 100 U'. Jst@sen Memphis and
Kaorvihe, and Stations on tie Eaa Tsnnsssss 4
Geoyyia Rail Road.
Fins, Glass, Ninety five Cents D 100 lbs.
Second Glass, Ninety Ave Cents u 100 ms.
Third Glass, Seventy five Cents % 100 ibs.
Fourth Glass, Fifty six Cents "A 100 bs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

WHAT THE FROsT HAS DONE -Th Wheeling In
teILysacer, Of the 10th. says: "Ths -four panic
among the farmers ia this section bids fair carry
mzgy persons into al sorts Of wild exlraysganoes.
We learn from gentleman, just arrived from wash
irgtOa county, CT reckless thing which took place
there Saturday, aud which goes to show the state
Of feeling existing in that neck Of woods. A spec
ulntor, by the nsme of Patterson has large lot Of
-four at Posts Aiiu whiOA he is holding for an ad-
vance, in NEW Of the recent damaging frosta. ca
Saturday soDo dozen or more farmers living in the
vicinity reparcd to the mil, broke down the door,
aud zach took barrel Of -four and left eight dol
lara il The mill FOR every barrel TINS yemoved-oH
considering that a fair price fo2 an s,tiole which
;hey could not buy With the consent Of the owner"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

AWFULBFFEGE OF LEGHFSEsG, ,--Oa Fridag ere M
!ast, ween slK aid sevea O. 'ccck 81 the G3Eney
race course, near Lmsstahe shoTtIy afler = nstgb
5eThood race, some discussion rss oise OF Of the
pIeiiHsiElTies o. anotAer racs at = iaurs i.7. ana
nbny were parties stini Ia Il asouni 3 Tree. AT
this Line lhe ~ Wss ssrrnely Getting with no ia
dieatI0n of 3 torn. Sutd.DIy disehsrse tsu4 sz
esnnon's r0sr, vi subssqtent sonass hke the
falling 10 ritees Of . qua e2Iiags were heard. Tae
tree we're riF, By he bel, aad Win N son Of D..
Wm. ho-l, lesaipi 2ganst the tIaus, vas prostrst-
cd, as as5 s3me siX isti otbgrs, while sone
foliF OF hva were stunned b. gtae eeetge disohar Q
Mott lived O fog Minutes oalJ-; Wa. Long vas SUP
psssd he desi hqt though figk fully hurt On "a
tious peri iQEs Cf his Pcs0n anu his blc,s bursted
b. The suite 4. al, hH rec0yeret ST. Mileood was
also burnt and sc1rrcd; hOInss Gsney vas severely
shocked. Ohers 20 The nHmbes OF ak or eight were
Affected, but not otherwise Injured.
Il may Rot be peculiar t0the-e eases, bnt those re
oeising TIE charge Of elserioiiy, vhsH conscious
ness rstur1ed, ihourh. tLey kad been shot, and
looked Go sec whence the halls cams, No one ihiRk-
ing Of hgAiuing hs have osieH heard II the pho
tographse power OF e0erici.y but this is ihe Ouly
instance IN wh;oh Ibis phenomenon hiss been eerti-
ncd 70 ne. Il was ca toe person q young ~ t. On
the rs surface OF the taiga was iadeli5ly apresss
cd the pgrieei brsach q tree, leaves and si and
this EitAstaadlcg the past protected by his
pantalochs aud drewers The figure vas dis,i8et
N 81 lie psrIs aad "a reddish purple hue.-.Syar-
ieas5iag t.S. C. Sp7lns, Jase g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

Masonic CELEBRATIoN.--We are pleased to learn
that tx Masonic bodies Of 1IaurJ county, hooded
6y those at Columbia, will celebrate St. Johns Day
Friday, the 24th inst, BY splendid Masonic pro-
ocssion, an Oration by Jealous Mason and an emil
neut Minister Of the Gospel, with No. BaFt aous
in Hughes Grove, the line Of the railroad west
Of Columbia; and we are authorized and requested
provision will be made, snd thst the AIasons Of Nash
yills Davidson, Williamson, Giles, and al the ad-
joining oounties cOrdsly invited to be pTesent
aid participate. Those going out OF the reilrosd
that morniag CAP just step the cars and Iet1n in
ths eEeniDg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

Darn BT Li0HTSISa Mrs. MARY DUNLAP, wife
of SAMUEL DUNLAP, residing in Albsny, Ga, was
killed By lightning on the 4lh inst. The Albany
PItrios says:
s'It soens thst q fash Of lightning struck the
hou boring hola about half an inch IN diameter
Immediately below the caves on .ho north SIDE;
passing through, thence struck Mrs. Dunlap, (who
was sitting beneath the 5ox,) melting gold chain
around her neck. sud killing her instantly. The
next sign we see Of the electric fluid is q tofn-5K
splinter from above the locsOf the front door, pass
ng through the upper facing Of the door frame"
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yIasBbiiIs aInion anS 5nerifan.


AOcIb4SS on TuE MEMPHIS Avn uuro RAruRo,p
III NEdRa CsusIieD 70 DiAPa BsrwsEE Two
FREEoHr oARs--The Memphis Ee.arag Aygas Of the
2oh saJss-"t negro man named DAVID, slsse Of
Airs. SAFFARAEs, Was last tyeaiag Killed sn tie siers
PMS and oAiO Railroad aader the foH5vring oiroan.
stances: lie had been employed BY the suporin,en
deat 10 accompany soma cars few miles above the
city sud assisiiu loading them Fi,h woad When
the traia vas returning the locomotive was "a d.
coupled near tAe Rahish road, about a mile above
town, and the negro ia company vita several 9th
eTy, stationed in the -eas to push the traia alolg
About this tiTIe, some bo, started an empty car.
standing behind them on q switch, which soon nc
quired considerable velocity, ewing the fact thst
the road inoiines considerably .oRaTd this plsoo
TIE negroes saw the Car coming, aaa oil bu. DAArD,
who it Is supposed apprehended no danger, jamEod
oct CT the way. The collision nearly cut him in
two, causiEg his doA;h in q few minutes ESQ.
HORNE held 80 inquest soen after, and returned
verdict in aecordaEcs with the facts"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

MUTIST II THg Jan AT sAvANssII-EscAPr OF
SEVEN PRsoSEas.-Seyen prisoners eonfn, 10 the
jail a. Savannah, Gs., rose against the Jailor on
Sunday, the l9.h inst, and oVcrposeriDg him,
msdo their escape. The Reru5lican says:
Mr. YGa Horn, tic Jailor, was at the stable
lookirg eiter his horses when be heard pouads Of
disturbance preceding, he thought from the
jail building. he Immediately went 70 the jail.
but fnaing III in their places, roiurrcd % The sta
bl'. Ia few minutes the noise vas resrmsd. and
Ire cotm from which it proceeded being Identified
tic Jsilor opened tie door and was eb5ut a1ieriug
when tFo Priscutra, Morgan and CanPban Who
had stepped behind the door. gagged him, and in>
h;e'ed upon him sosore boating. Iben firs, seiz
ed, Van Horn managed to draw his pistol end fred
at The prisoners but being behind him ths shet
Vas without effect
supposirg they intended to kill him, the Jsiior
then tIld them TO take the keys and be Off viich
they did in 10. haste, four taking one direction,
and three the other
The ALARM was given, ard the poIoe and other
parties were eoon in pursuit Of the fugtivss After
q phorf chase, Campbell, Clarke, and Davis we're
arrested and brought back.
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TorrEbIo Tornado Ia IEainc-EEOuEes De-
moIished-PersOos Injured.

NEW YORK, June 23.-The Somerset (Me TsIs-
7raBR reports that 4 terrible tornado, accompanied
by ram, passed over portion Of Emb1en, on We5-
nssdsy niterroon last prostrsting houses, barns
trees orchards, ard every thing in its course. In
one OF the barns, two pSTss8s, MIR. Clark ard Mr.
ralcut we're injured, though it Is supposed 70. Sc
rious3y house Belonging 20 Mr.. John Rednau
,yss demolished, and Mrs. Redman and her little
child and another woman who was In the house o.
the time we're all more or less iAjuI %. Mrs. Red
r.2a was carried some distance With tie Whiriiug
t1mbcrs and is dangerously, if not fatally, injur
a. Portions Of the demolished buildings we're car
ri.d to the Distance Of two miles I, was fearful
wind and II is truly wonderful that more per
soma were not seriously bErt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

Mrs. FLIzA BUTLER o. Charleston, Me, recent
Il sued Dr.. PHnFs, deatist for 500 damages for
having extracted Of her souud toeth by mistake
for q dsosyed onc. The defence vas that the iaIy
faiatsd during ac operation, aud that the iostru-
mcnt slipped on the wrong grinder. The magistrate
before whom the case was tried, ghve q judgmsnt
for the defendant
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

"NoT MUCH ADO Amour 1r"-The peorIe Of
hceklenburg county, North Carolina, as is we'll
known clsimed the authorship of the original Dec
larstion Of Independence under date Of the 2Oh Of
May, l775, and celebrate the anniversary accord
ingiy. The Rev. DR.. MCTYEIRE, editor Of iho
Nashville Christian Advocate, passing through Char
lotte in that county on The 9th ult says that the
citizen soldiery we're already drilling in preparation
for the anniversary lie asked the landlord whether
they celebrate the Fourth Of July, slsO, in those
parts 4" Sometimes" he answered. bus we dolst
make much ado over L."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

The following distributing pos! offices have been
ll5s2ctihued: Portland. Me; Providence, R +. /;
Hartford, Conn; Troy, Y =. Eric, Pa; Abioe3oc,
Va Ashsville, y c. Maygvilo, Ky; Ghattanoo-
Ga, Tenn; Tasoambis, Ala Eaichez, Miss; vieks-
burg. Mise; and IDaependenee, Mo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

THs McDoNoUGH EaTATE.--We lsarn from The
NeF Orleans papers that the Commissioner, Messrs
Mayer, Emory ard Pcterkin, have finally settled
Up the trust oonfded to them ani are nov on their
return to Baltimore to give 40 account Of their
sieWaTdahip' 1t is said that the smOuzt this city
viii receiye from the estate will reach nearly $780,
C00.-Bzltimore AH7sricaa
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

The Cossmoa'oea5,h, published at Wilmington, Del,
has run up the name Of JoHE j. CeIITEyDEv, Of
Ky, for President in ls60-guhject to the decision
Of the Peoples National Convention.
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Welsh NeWspape- Office I3 Nassau st April T. i757.
PRoF 0. J. FOOD Ke!F Si-sone nouth six weeks age
received Sote oG your Hair Restorative and gave ~ wife
who concluded try t her hair, little thinking re time
that it would gray hair original coIor
that wonderful effect of turning B the gray hairs to dark
a tie same tine tauting snG th!cksurg the hr. strongly
recommend the above Restorative 20 all persons in want RI such
Cangeh Of their hair. CBAbLEs CABpEB.
NV yOEE, July s.. Ir57.
PKoF. Q. J. WOOB: Wh confdencs do recommend your
Lair Restorative being the cj-aci7us article
SCe using your Hair Restorative NY hair and wssers which
almost white have gradually grown DARK; and feel
confident GSt applications viii
natural color II also has rciele OF all danfruf
pleasant itching, among pCrs yE1 lgpTe freely
J. G. ETLIY.
PROF. WOoD-About two years ago ny hair commeci filling
OF and turning gray was fast becoming bald. and ha
many remedies eject commenced using your Restara-
tive January last few applications fastened my hair firmly,
n began fiji up grow and turned 20 It's color
C5ack). this time il uy restored original color,
health spperance and clcriul recommend It's all
Oh,oaso, H., HAY J, 1857. J. b. HONS.
The Restorative put up in bottles Of Sizes viz large nc
tum and small the small holds pint, and reta
dollar per bottle the medium ho est twenty per cent mere
proportion thn the small, Tet5s for dollars per bc7,
t6e large holds quart forty per cent prU76rton and
reailed for SS.
Oh. WOOD Z CO PropristOrs 81 Broadway, N-x York On
the great N Y. Wire Railing ttnc. AID IL Market St.
st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
nov23-lS-wlytn
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Captains pAINsE. CHARTS. AMI GAEDzEs Of tie
Uciscd states Army, }of in the City Of Washington
O. the 1Sth instant fer L7erpool On route for the
seat of w.r IL Italy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-06-23

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Dear STPermit ne to express to youtis legations
under for the entire restoration q ny hair to its original 0y
about the time OF my arrival Ia the United rapidly
becoming gsay bu tuQOu the application Of your r Ees0T
tive recovered its original hue. consider y0Es stcrtve
as very wonderful invention, quite elaCious well
agreeable oul, dear sir, yours truly,