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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24
President Buchanan and the marri-
age Of his Nephew.

JAMES BUCHANAN HENRY, Esq, the nephew
and late private Secretary of the President,
was married on Tuesday, ut Annapolis, to
Miss NICHOLSON, a daughter of Col. NICHoL-
soN, of that city, and one of the officers of
the United States. Mr.. HENRY is native of
Pennsylvania, and the only surviving decen-
dant of sister of Mr.. BUCHANAN. Coca
sional," of FoRNEY's Press, in anticipating
this event, said:
This is an affair of the heart. The lady is
beautiful and accomplished, though not repu-
ted to be wealthy, which latter fact, il is
whispered. has aroused the opposition of the
uncle q. b. who, ii is reported. will not
therefore, be present ut the uuptial ceremony.
If the whole truth were fully disclosed, it
would show that it was the independence Of
character displayed by Mr.. Henry, in refer
ence TO this and other matters that prompted
him to abandon the post IF private Secretary
of the President, and commence the practice
of his profession in New York. 1t is notori-
GUS that the tyranny and hatae,r OF Mr.. Bu-
chanan to members of his household, and GER
tain members of his Cabinet, have become
well nigh insupportable.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24
sNot n Candidate,

Mr.. Buchanan, In his recent Bedford letter.
stated that he would not under any cireum-
stances be u candidate for a denomination st
the Charleston Convention; be felt called up
GA To shy so thus early. that bis future con-
duct might not be imputed to any such desire
on hts part. On the i0lh inst, Dodge, Of
Indiana. was dismissed from clerkship in
the Pension Office, and, upon applying 20 The
Secretary OF the Interior To know the cause,
was informed that be Dodge Was suspected OF
being Opposed 20 Mr.. Buchanan, aud in favor
of the nomination OF Mr.. Douglas.
IL Mr.. buchanan is not u candidate, why
does he prescribe all men who are not in
favor OF bis enomination!-Ckioago Tines,
iSxh
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

ANOTHER New CAvE.-The editor of the
Glasgow Free Press has recently been explor-
ing new cave in Barren county, two miles
from Bells Tavern. 1t is called Richard
sons Cave, but the honor of discovering it
belongs to Mr.. T. E. Low, an engineer on the
Nashville road. The Free Press says:
1t is situated in an inclosed woodland, be-
longing to Mr. Proctor, adjoining the road to
the Mammoth Cave.
We descended by means of ladders and ex-
plored the principal avenue.
We defer until our next number an extend
ed notice. We may state, however. that the
formations are said TO be of a character en-
tirely different from those found in the Nam
moth Cave, and that they exist upon a more
numerous and much larger scale. The prin-
cipal avenue which our company explored is
about three-quarters of mile in length, but
there are numerous other avenues which have
not yet been explored. The sialactite and
stalagmitic formations are so dense in many
places as 10 render it difficult 10 effect pas
sage.
The descent into the dome, which is very
large, is perhaps something like fifty feet,
and after leaving this there is another abrupt
descent of about thirty feet. Mr.. Proctor
is now engaged in preparing this cave for
visitors.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24
The Opposition Jubilee ON the soth.

Our readers will bear in mind that the OPP
position will have a grand Jubilee in this city
on Tuesday, 30th inst, in honor of our signal
and glorious triumph in the recent Congress
sional elections. The Opposition candidates
for Congress, in every District in the State,
the unsuccessful as well as the successful, are
invited and will doubtlcss be present Oiher
distinguished champions from all parts OF lhe
State are also expected to be present Ar
raneements are being made which VIII ac-
G ommodate all who may come up TO give the
occasion the endorsement the of their pres
ence. II is desired that il shall be convo-
cation of the masses, the honest and incor-
ruptible people for it is their noble and pa
triotic work we celebrate and honor. A spe-
cial invitation is extended to those democrats,
who, while from association and party ties,
they were willing to trust their party in To-
cal affairs. have shown their unwillingness to
trust the present profigate Federal admins
tration, and united with us in sending mem
beers to Congress who will use their best ex-
ertions to bring the country hack to the path
of honest rectitude, and simple economy, from
which it has of late under shum democratic
rule. so far wandered.
To all the lovers of the Union, who are dis
posed to unite in one solid and irresistible
phalanx to overthrow the fanatical extremists
OF the North and the South, TO rescue the
Republic from the dangers that threaten it
from both sides, and to thrust from place and
power the treasury plunderers who flock and
swarm in all the departments, cordial and
earnest invitation is extended. The speakers
on that occasion will deliver to the people
the words of soberness and truth, and the
lessons of wisdom and patriotism; they will
bring accounts from the hills and the valleys
of the Vaccinations which they respectively
encountered and which most of them over
come, and will by doctrine and eXhoriation
inspire renewal of ardor, Of hope and of
courage, for the momentous struggle of next
and most arduous labors are yet before us; the
great battle against disunionlsm and abolition
ism is yet to be fought. 1t will require all
of courage, of strength and of patriotism
that the steadiest, the bravest and the best
possess to carry us bonOrably and SUCCESS =
ly through that conflict. Let us come and
commune together in the devotional spirit of
our fathers, take counsel, renew our pledges
to each other, and grid up our loins for the
inevitable shock
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24
cs-Five Califorpia pewspapers have

cgFive California newspapers have each
a member of their editorial corps residing
permanently in st. Louis to make up their
news from "the States" and transmit it by
the semi-weekly overland mail. Great rival
~ exists among those editors, whose sane
tums are more than two thousand miles from
their Offices of publication. On mail days
they telegraph summary of "the very
'~'"e' - ." a""nra""'s- 'h~i- regular despatch
es from Jefferson City; they also send brh.f
general compendium of the news of Gilroy,
one hundred miles from San Francisco, to be
telegraphed from that point; and arrive a
few hours in advance of the coaches, One
OF these st. Louis editors receives $4,000 a
wear
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

TIE NATURALIZATION QUEsrIoS.-In rela-
ton TO the effect in Europe Of CAss' last letter
about naturalization, we quote the following
from the European Times:
THE German Powers. however distastefnl it
may be 10 them. will give way. aud they will
respect the rights of Gemanic Americans
who return from the Far West with a hand
some amount OF dollars, with which to pass
the evening of their days in their native
country. II Is a remarkable fact that there
is no great Power in the world with so small
an army and navy Us the United States. and
yet which makes itseli more feared and re-
.speclek abroad"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24
A New York letter writer gives the follow

=
Benjamin, though il is probably not true: On
one OF their occurring expeditions, they were
riding in the same railway car. Getting into
conversation ab0u; preaching. Beeeher was
20 courteous rs TO ak Benjamin 20 come oser
10 Brooklyn some Saobaihamorning and hear
him. II do not know where your meeting
house t." said Benjamin; chow shall l iiad
iIs' Oh replied Beecher, .sall you have
Ia do Is 10 come ever one Of The ferries, and
follow The crowd II would come" Gen.
tinned Benjamin, .hut for 5ne lhing.p .Ah,
what Is thatgu asked Beecher. Because
said Benjamin, with merry look out Of bis
eyes, Il make 10 al inyariahie rule nexer to
20 70 any place Of anszssmenf on Sunday"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

@-H Horace Greeley writes from Big San
dy, July 9th. that white men with two or
three squaws each, are quite common
throughout this region. and young and rela-
lively comely Indian girls are bought from
their fathers by white men as regularly and
openly as Circassians at ConstantinOple. The
usual range of prices is from $40 to $50
about that Of Indian horses. hear it stated
that, though all other trade may De dull, that
in young squaws is always brisk on Green
River and the North Platter
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

TVS WEIAANp CANAL To ~ ESs-ARsED.-
We learn from source in which the utmost
canhdsncs can be placed, that the Weiland
Canal IL 10 be enlarged nj an early day.
Matters have gons 20 Tar with the Canadian
anthoriii's that this work may be set down a.
4 fixtd fact Gers. UsYaid
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24
The Losses I'm the italian war.

The Paris journal des Debats corrects the
assertion of the Austrian Emperor, Francis
Joseph, that his army had been defeated by
superior numbers. In reviewing the facts
and figures furnished from all sources, the
Debats finds that the Emperor has exaggerat-
ed not only the numbers of his enemies, but
the losses of his own troops at Solferino.
1t gives the following table:
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

HoI1Oway's Ointment.-Lades whose
are bemish"d by eruptions of any kind
may remove them by single pot of this Ointment.
1t gives healthy tone to the external fluids Sold
so Maiden Lane, N. Y. aug23-Iw
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

III s-nrrsnsfy reported EhHi ss ssilns eeoes cay
a. Aacfiou whea n fact sarihrds 81 onr safes arr
pFtzss abe same ~ ~ cher uhoie4ele aens1ie
the c1tv wlsh taik sxne pfi ssilfor shoTt frpts
"a f. assl -'a SIS ssss TkAEz IUcus.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

- The New York Ereniag Pod winds up
an article on Gov. Wise, with the following
poetical critique:
And when ae Is old and faeble tooy
: Aiiu canaot oftfe any more,
Hs'il he rsking amssng the oyster beds
IN old ffgJnla' Sd &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24
III.
Prairie Farming in America,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.

JAMES CARD, N. p,
Author Of "Engiish Agriculture, - "I.etters on IN
Corn Crops, ;" "Hgh Farming ''The West
OF ireland, ," &c. One vol. l2mo.
"The picture Of Prairie Farming is drawn not by
smart Eden land agent SPECTATOR, the hope OF
tax ine IN unwsry Briiishers but by eminent Eng
hsh "srieuliurisi Nor is the reader To place
blind faith in Mir. Cards conclusions. They are
given such form as 10 show the exact amount
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steIs in his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the n ost ordn
airy intellect to follow And as far as We can Judge
no element in the purely economical aspect of the
question has been missiated or forgotion.-London
Spectator.
w. =. BERRY 81 CO., Public square.
juiy14-tf
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-24

The Allies lost $50 prisoners; the Austri-
ans 200 prisoners and 80 guns.
, 1859-04-20

From the st. Joseph (Ao.l lGazatc, 1eth1
The Salt Lake mail arrived Yesterday after
noon, bringing dates irntn tic Holy City" to
the 18th uIt, frum whcl, we learn that the pres
cnce Of tue troops among the Saints" is not 1T
III! agreeable to them. Tie !a{1<y 1dn uf the
18th says:
"a ru,nor has been prcralent that . collision
WIS Threatened between the troops stationed ut
Provo by the order Of Judge Cradlcbaugh du-
rin, his court, mud the citizens, and lal takcrl
place, This we Arc assured is incorrect; few
iisticutts may hare taken place, the result Of
whisky; but We urprehcnd that tic citizens of
Provo, although they are very Indignant 1T the
presence Of the soltlicrs, would scarcely risk IN
engagement with them.
! few days since they petitionci Governor
Cumming upon the subject, AMI on last Sunday
hc went down. The Court will probably nd
jouru today nothing will be done, unless. per-
l'aps, the two Indians. Nose and l.ooking- glass.
abroad will, the tdannncd stain" upon their
hands, which, like the scarlet spot upon thu
I.and Of Lady Macbeth, it appears, cannot bu
wirrl out by nuy judicial authority i'll this Ter
.ritory. .--.:=4
The fact il, and it Gun bc stated in few words,
that thu church hierarchy that controls this
p+op}r" orcrrcachcs the Jurisdiction qc the U.
forms the laws Of this Territory have lad thu
andacity to apply for admission as Slate in the
Cnion. And what Il Union it would bet like u
dirty und degenerate star in the constellation oi
StAtes: ull. nj, Acssrs: Legislators. Utah must
mend her manners hef"re she gets into suot
and can't come in" The trntl. is they real .lu
not desire it !; but shallow prccncrs aud deceit
IRE 81 characteristic Of Mormon authority, that
they make all overture which il really a sham.
l'r: Forncs, FROM al1 accounts. las his hands
full, keeping the Indians around Salt Luke III :.
, 1859-04-20
An Unnlfstakablc SEiudIc,

lF FuHi Tie y. I. IEhnncJ
4 day or two ago 4 broker, dining business in
New Canal street., III great state of excitement,
appeared at tie police headquarters, and set
by two sner, one Of whom represented himself
Us p"licc officer. Il appeared from the state
n,ent Of tho broker. that man entered his p1ac.
Of business, and informed him in very conf
Dental manner that lie had $',,Nstwortll Of Cull
dust that he had stolen, and that he was dcsi-
To3s of getting rid Of and that if he f1hn hroscr>
w0ulJ buy II, he;oould haye it for $!,3lL. The
man exhibited about &2v worth Of gold dust as
Il sample. which, having been examined and
pronounced good, was transferred to the bro.
ker's safe. The two then went out, and entered
IN unfrequented alley in the ,lrishborhood,
wllcrr 'l!r"Eosd Gust; We; Eciglea. ant Tho
afserwnrd u second party visited the broker, and,
representing himself as policeman, made in
quirlcs respecting the stolen gold dust. The
broker quakcd in his boots. but the matter was
settled arnieabls-Ar. Broker paying the loli<e-
l4a.l xsQ4 As lush Ilbltf, -
The an,aze,nent Of the broker can be better
Imagined than described upon his discovering.
that the gold dust was nothing more than fine
brass filiug>! Thr person who sold the tlirys
was hunted W and arrested, and taken bel,tru
Justice Kelly ut the Jefferson MARKET police
court, to answer Charge Of false pretcnces that
had been preferred. Upon IN examination the
not being proved.
" Ii.c LluAvr Appeared before Deputy Carpen.
Ter, when ill the detectives were brought IN,
but the man Of money failed to identify INV ohG
Of them rs the person to whom lie paid tho
$,1O hush money. Tic person who sold tl,a
filings y wcll.kn"wn to Tie police, aud ACTS IL
t',c eanac,ty OF stool rigcon. r." ''''''
, 1859-04-20
35Nuratinl1aI.

II &. HERTEAU'S ENGLISH
and FI:ENtI1, hay ami 1"ar,ns Sclsl fur
l": 1atts. M. 1- All! lla Us. stnrt II Eri.
INT, institution "r'l III 1s ctubllus Ill is advantages
Ut tlt Last hrthAJs lii the Ea>.
I'r lnLrtielrs ain rinurl: riFc1a wl{rl, 4ay lr
"ta!hsla the institution, ii =. t. Grisgs Co., Lakc
stn,t. M. ILL.,
Ts sssn!,T Trnn wilt lpsla on "Wednesday, AI1' sol.
, 1859-04-20
Another Attempt to AssassInatc Ma
U01Cou.


Tho Paris correspondent Of The Nv Nv York
- anne g,ycs the following particulars of ano-
thcr attempt to assassinatc the Emperor Of
Fruncc:
The pangs of anxiety that he labors under
npW. ron may infer from the fact that, at
recent Ministerial Cnuncil, he WIS overcome by
a severe fit of vomiting. Tic horror Of Italian
vengeance is not the ilcast powerful motive in
urging him On TO WIT ut any price. That tho
Judges Of the peninsnlar tstslts< are watching
over him, he again asccrtaincd three weeks ayo
i man WAS seszcd in the garden Of the Tuilerics,
searched. and found tic bearer of revolver,
aud Of two or three hand ,,rcnadcs, with nipples
like Orsiui's. liz WAS, Of course, arrested und
carried to prison. lie gave IN 1talian name,
and had an ltalian accent. lie said he could
give the Police great deal kof information, for
he was connected with secret society. For
two or three days, however, he was very silent
aud ut last he peiitioncd for q companion, say-
ing he could not and would not tell ANYTHING 50
long as he should be kept in solitary confine-
mcnt. 4 companion was given him, in tho
shape Of one of the prison filnctionaries, sort
Of archiyist, or librarian. The Italian then re-
rcaled, or appeared to reveal many things. but
at the end Of anothcr day or two. his question:
ers returned and informed him that, on inquiry
oil be had uttered was found to be unsupported
bJ tacts, aud that he must make up his mind to
act frankly. lie said he would the next day,
lie WIS left 10 hin,seffor the night. About 4
O'Clock in tue morning, however, he rose. bor-
rowcd hs companion's ra1or and cut his throat
The doctor called in, Gayc it as his opinion t!at
tue cut was so cncrgctically made that life must
have been c1tinEui3llcd On the Instant.
, 1859-04-20

A TEIEGaArH Acnoss TIE CoxrrSrxr.-3fr,
Dr,n,uond informed the House last evening,
that he would speedily introduce a schcmc,,
which would undoubtedly be carried out, as Il
had the guarantee Of the American md Russian
Governments, for constructing telegraph
lines radiatinG from Noscow.-Toronto Fupt,
14{I.
, 1859-04-20

w Une 0t Tue most prevalent, anu
nt the Tint tn'coo and painful diseases tat attend
he human fes Fever aud Aqua. For long una tho
...!c worl ava .rn continually h.inEin: forth nuncs
specifics for It's permanent but a without rect
1e j. Iluctter. experienced and celebrated physician.
la. xccee4l III furnishing to public with valuable pTcr-
I for slo cure ul Fever and aguc. The st.y and III,
c.s,s.nc denlal latcy .dc for tie "lttcr" and tue
universal succ.As attending liz use, have mase 'r Erpu-
ttion unsurpassed y ans suciGc Of tic kind. Fur the
eur " Fcvrr und AGuc Dr. 1stcttcr'a Celebrated stom
uc l|,tes :i should claim superiority oycr any
utIer preparation extent.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally, cscEy-
..,.,., milf W.
, 1859-04-20

EB The Wheeling. Virginia, Republicans
have formally invited the National Republican
Committee to hold the next National Conyen-
tion of the party in that town. Can they hold
us altf
, 1859-04-20
f1tbIratlcR.
H A L l. d r o U. N D S :,
LII INSURANCE AGENTe,
18O SOUTH WATER BTHEkT.

II u Il L. % II - u N - - ,
LII EStJRANCE AGENTS.,
160 SOUTH WATER gTHEkT.
STATEMENT OF TEE soxD1r1UH
PHILADELPHIA FIRE l1D LIFE IFS. co.
oarm THsr DAT OF JAxrA1r. 1875,
Mads to the Auditor Of thu s.... Of Illinois.
Frs-Ibe Of tho company /. ths Philadelphia F7re
FhiLad.phIa - ' ~
Thlsd1Thaa anouns Of .pita stoef pala Up e.. lso.:
Ii Amount sf tAa n hand and IN handa Of
IL kzI Ests.s saniaeanbeiad 1isis
e. aosssess o~nei Is tas eonpsn; loss:
e e Sosfs s faa Il RsT 9Tnsa BY 'hs g
~ Fs1Iura ~
It, s s1 pa xooa T 1ssnese u
Total assets ....."..............ss7.so:s
Lossen adjusted and DUE Ncne
1osss adjusted and due. None.
-. ~ III rid1su
Al other dam1 I.5.66
Total talu.llIus............. .e7,3U.o4
The greatest amount insured In ona risk By agents 43G
No rule as to amount Insured In any city vi
Al sstesse copy of the charter or IL. b on as
with ths Auditor. with ,tsteacpt Ut ls:a.
{oelG1IAL}
Certificate to expire on the slt day OF J.nuary, 1860.
ACpl1oRt. nvY7c1, S7ATl ILt1zo1a}
SPR1sGE1x1I, March - l59. j
r. fs ana Ii: cYn
Las fll In this uhct Aatal.nt u t1a csla:tp Vt - 3
fafs a. required BY An Aet 70 n1a1e tha ii
noia asnosea fstasy 1+sh l53 aud in IA a1aeatatry
thsr3o: apptuysl January 81; and, whsna., sala
sea. Of the required of cspsI lnvrsir IL sefa
and mortgage aud ha8 hIe.i III th. o1cr written nysrl-
maEt signed by the President aud $ecsetA1y thcro 40
PolnknE l., q. Hs1 and g. ". Reunda ct Chicago, il
Axs9s t fos r. 'snassltn q the ss4 y sid ConaJ.
az,iee q p'oes Tor ssen esh.f q aid eompan,.
shall v t.kea aaI held u u tli u il 11rcI upn tho
ARrv1cs.
Now therefore in pursuance ot the provisions Of the Act
Aforesaid Je*e H. Uubos Auditor of Public Acctnts
Ct The State ef tt,ot do hereby certify .t Inc sid T. e
all and t. W. kounds 4utto1z.z1 ADeut4 fue he
mid tt.n.ect the bu.nu of INSURANCE ia his
htats until s Int dsy of January the year eh
teen Aupdrsi ,t asrY ~ = Asy nay l legally en-
In Testimony Whcruf, h.vc her@un.o suh..hhad
ny name, and Vi. xed te Sra Of ny Office 1t Spfux.
Geld, this sec.lul day Of Aasel, 4. L. 1850
JESSE 4. DUBOIS, Auditor T. L.
, 1859-04-20
3attsa Ttiht(ttt,
JOB PRINTING.

The rRrss IND 7x1nrxx 0f1sK prepared u exp<ute,
ahsst ssss sve variety II Jsb Printing Ia ths n1sr
at1 md 1t III Lssaa Lirie Prios Particular attention
Giyeo t. thu pint!19M
lcb1NEsa 1ARn, LErT1R uEADA BILL NIADA
RKcKF1A, PQATE1A f1o0xAnhH,
rAHFnlKTs. EtRorLAxA, CHkcKs,
blank NuTk1, LABE1A, TlCKxTs.
U-rRMTISq In COLORS a
In al IL Varieties done in beautiful style md moderate
snics. An examination OF specimens and prices IL respect
fully Invited.
Hordess from the country promptly nad and and sctt
honcty expscsx.
, 1859-04-20

{oR1Gt1AL1
Certificate to Expire IN the a1st tay Of January, 1861.
Arpr7un's UFr1C1, SrA1t Ittsxota}
..... StkINGSlkLb, ,MlrIl -. ls.9, :
MheEe1a The Commonwealth Fir Ins,af.lr TO- lncs-
M 1t kew York tn TIE Sta,c Of New iurk rts uEt In ,h
ofAee statement ut TIE condition uf i affair." - it.,,eI
" A. ~ !. feg'.,e she Axsnrs. u Iu.Hines t"n41a
E!ea mot Incorporated by tie State If lnotA" apnrtyeu
February 4 1S an IN Act anendatosJ therto appovcd
~ y ~, and %acta ald tta!}sny aaA furnishes!
Ausaetary cv1deHca tiat 1t IL ptSsed nf rrQuisl
amount q alta Invested IN stct4 and nnst sakys ani hs
nI.si tn this ollcc ~ftru lstrunrn s. bJ thu ires!
dsnt 4pd S:S,etasy tlrn"t, sp.sInuns: M,-.r; I1 i
l{"rss u Ghic:t IL gents. fct te l:i:.aeta u tu
H:s!;.s & :al. c2laY, ~. fa:iy aud nnrsassc.y r.
H.E!1h: ues ~ 4sklWtx: scrTlrr IT prucrss fur ai
!Gai "f s2'd tnm!n; e"'.sent!n. that service 1t rn.es
upon the xall Agrt shall b. akI AMI held tn h+ IL y2d
5tF by rsls4,t of such srryfc4
now thsftfr !n pursuance nf tic psnrnns At the Act
Tie Statc Ut illinois, DO hrnl.y crstfy tIat thu xs,i
1i9a Eunl. asr auhnriz.4f Agents t. lie Iii
sa! olia.y to tfaaas tits fsn'-s o l1Atsl;tf In ts
hs1, 4,s1 shn nt;y n5:E t4T af Jaaassy. In tt ysat
tale.a h9ndTe1l 3n! sl1fy, El they Iy be legally
empowered ~ 4. "a fy xld CnM1uny.
lii ttatnluIy ~!strnf, haye htrtMnto suhscr;Is1l
my n1lne and atlkul the se1I # nv 1tbt4. 1t
srtfngarad this twenty tlnetl day Ut M4Eril,
4. u. ls9-
JESSE 4. DUBOIS. Auditor L. =,
, 1859-04-20

PURNErT'S COCAINE.
Burnett's Cocoaine,
Burnett's Cocoaine.
tEA compound of Cocoanut OIL &c, for dressing ths
Hair. For efficacy and a7r.ahencss il without oqnal
1t prevents tic hair from FILLING of.
1t promotes It's healthy and vigorous growth.
Il Is not e.easy Or sticky.
II leaves dtsag1ccatie odor.
It softens the lIa!r whcn hard and tsy.
1t soothes tie lrrtated scap skin.
It a6on1s the richest lustrc.
It remains longest In effect
It COTS ftty cent? {or q half pint hottie.
Burnett's Cocoaine,
Burnett's Cocoaine,
Burnett's Cocoaine.
TESTIMONIAL
Bosroz, July 70, 1857.
Messs Eurttt COL cannot refuse to sate the SAL
utary effect LII ny aggravated case ol your excellent
Hair -{Cocoaine.)
For mauy months my hal. Las been filling oH Until vas
fearful OF oosng II entirely. The skin upon my head be
cane gradually and more inhaed that could mot
touch without pain. This lratcd condition attributed
to the Of various advertised r washes Which Lavc
since been told contained camphenc spirit
Dy the advice of my physeian to whom you h.d shown
your process Of purifying the ou commenced its the
Last week In June. The first application allayed the Itching
and Irritation; III three four days the rnta aud tender
ICES disappeared hair ceased to fall anu have