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furniture. dc.
T. LAMSON & co wo,,ld oil u
WOUsE FuRNIsHING cnnns

consisting in part Of both New Second Hand Fnrni
lure OF every variety Bedstads Feather Beds and Mat
tr;asses Cr9ekery Glass and Britannia Ware Cutlery
Clocks, and Fancy Goods. Paror and Cooking Stoves
and every variety OF House Furnishing Goods which we
Will sell at low cash prices Our motto is Quick sales
ahu small Irohis' Give US call before purchasing
elsewhere f. h. LAMSON Il Co.
66 IS, and 70 Main street
f. b. LAMsoy VIII give his attention to sales If Al
Kinds OF property IN CITY, county, state also will at
tend the appraisng OF Real Estate Personal Proper
ty. dtf mia
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SMALL FARM FOR Situate,

~ about ten miles from The city. containing about 40
acres o. good land all under good state of cultivation
WIN Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage House, Sheds and
other oui-builines TWO wells OF never-faimp water
Said farm will be sold great bargain on easv terms
if applied for Immediately j. s PINKHAM
mchl4 diff Worcestar
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nj E c II A N | c S
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.,

SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE
- INSURANCE COMPANY, Springfield Mass
NAsh CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $3.50 600
w. CONNER, JR Secretary
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Zeal estate.
| RARE OPPOR1UNITY-A, orvdo.

ENOR SALE.-A rare chance for one of
= the most desirable places in Southbridge the for
mer residence OF Esquire Vinton opposite the Railroad
Depot lot together with barn, shed. garden
with fruit trees The House is well calculated for Pub,
iIc House ForfnrtheT particulars inquire OF DANIEL
II TOWNE, Esq, Southbridl c, or STEPHEN w. HUNT.
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NAsH NAFIIAL, - =
J. S. PARISH, Secretary. ~ = $50 900
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n S w L E T 8
INFALLIBLE EMINENT,
The Great ENfcrnnI Remedy.
For Raeamatism, Goat, Ne4Taicia L1mbaqo sir NeeI
and Fonts SprGm5, Bruises, CfIts aud Ro4ads,
PfieS, He0ddche aGd all Rheumatic
UHn
The Great E~fcrnnI Remedy.

FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LASS
TCDE arising from nlprudcnce excess this Liiment
is most happy and unailing remedy. Acting Directly
upon the nervous Tissues, il strengthens and rcvives
the system, and restores ii to elasticity and yisor
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DEOPLE'S MUTUAL FIRE INSTi

SAMUEL H. COTTON, Treasurer.
DIREcroRs-IenrY Chaplin, Joseph Pratt, Horato n.
Tower, Joseph BOWEN, james H. Wall Jonathan Luther
Henry Gouding, Edward Earle Putnam W. Tan T.,
1. brigham, Timothy $. Stone John c. Mason, Samuel
II, Cotton, Dwight Foster Chas. W Freelnnd.
ia23 1&weowly
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70 avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like
Ss o. ~. stephen sweet every label and also
stephen sweets lntab'e Lnimenti blown in tho class
Oh e"ch bottle without which none arc genuine
RICHARDSON 81 CO,
Sole PrOprictors, Norwich, Conn
=, For sale bv DAVID SCOTT and GEO. r epTRR
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5000 ,1 REW ", A aslS D., ~, wIl RAY the
OF the Generative Organs or SPERMATOROHEA, |
cannot cure with nv valuable remedy. matter how
long standing or bad the may be. will deposit the
money III any bank in this city. Write your name state
county and town plain. Address
ID. fUnW0RTII NJ. D.,
Rhode Island Medical In titute,
app d'ms Providnntn /,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

]. q. Soon ro,. s. Louis.-The large, elegant
aud staunch passenger packet J. q. swop, Capt.
i. II. Jones, commander, and Mr.. a. &. Ginning
ham, clerk, VIII leave at O'Clock this evening for
Cairo and St. Louis.
D. G. E,lylor for 81. louis The popular and
fayorite passenger packet D. g. Taylor, Capt.
Lounsbury, commander, will leave at o'cle a. this
evening for Cairo and st. Louis.
FITnq Cloud for 81. Louis,--phe swift and regu-
lar passenger packet Flying Cloud, ,Cspt. ]. L,
Brady, commandef and Mr. w. Hutchinson, CLERK,
wit: leave at O'clock this evening. tor 5t. Louis
ara intermediate landings.
Meteor for ST. Iotis.SThe fast aud relable pas,
senger packet Meteor Capt. a. h. DSaifn, com
maader. Mr.. G. A. Hanson, clerk, will Leave for
! Cairo ana St. Lonis at O'Clock this evening.
Roe5ack foa' 1azoo Rioer The fne pasAe,ngg9,el ,g9,s
/ Gwartpey. commander, and Mr.. A. J. Parmele
clerk leaves at II ~ to-day tor ne aa5ao fSsr
ibergWe for BAYOU Sdra.-The elegant passen
ser packet IbervilIe, Capt. Y. B. Baranco, com
4 mander, and Mr.. L. B. Mamford, clerk, viii leave
at s O'Clock this evening for Bayou Sara and th'
i coast.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
slMirt sntellrgellte,
cRsscrsT oFFioE. No. 10 Camp Street,
Wetni sday Morning, November III, isbu..

CRESCENT oFF1oE. No. 10 Canp Street, -
Wedni sda5 Morning, November III, lsbV.S
Cleared Yesterday.
A'ti.p : - Meeker, Knox &co
g'S''--4-, J A Mitchell
Ship John Carver, Edge, for Liverpool,
Cammack & Converse
ship Lizzie Moses, Anstin, for Havre,.
-7'''' Cammack & Converse
Ship southerner, Bellows, for Philadelphia,
',s''f Cohen NJ soria
schr D f Keeling, Keeper. for Minatltlan,
GoldenboW Il Lespawe
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

Nav Dreams Pensacola Fla. F
PENSACOLA ER-PENsAcoLA LUMBER,
Having avery facility at our Mills In Florida known the
Hunt Ms for The manufacture of Rough and Dressed u
Nor Va are prepared for shipment in
titV The repn Mills well known Our terms in
gsriahly New Orleans city acceptance.
THOMAS MURRAY,
YM L. CRIGLAR, THUMAS MURhAI q GDt
5naa n po0IEY cor Cedar and Jna SITS.
G. P. sATUHELDER,l ANS "
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Arrived Yesterday.
No arrivals from sea yesterday.

No arrivals from sea yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Baltic, Meelzin, FIN Louisville.
YaZoo, Wallace, I'm Louisville. -
Crescent City, Thornburg, I'm st Louis.
New Falls City, Switzer, FIN st Louis.
IA Walsh. Burke, fm St Louis.
I'll McGill, Callahan, FIN st Louis.
James Battle. Estes, I'm Luna Landing,
Laurel Hill, Gross, fYn Fort Adams.
Iberyille, Bafanco, fm Bayon Sara.
Lafourche, Dugas. fm Donaldsonvilie.
W Burton. Lawson, FIN Alexandria.
Homer. watson, I'm Alexandria.
Hv Lewis. Winter, i'm Wetnmpka-
Lake End jeff & Car. R R.
Home, Woods, I'm Black River. 49,
Alabama, Beardman, fm Mobile.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

HAYRE-Per ship Northampton--S4l6 bales Of
cotton.
APALACHICOLA- Per steamship Florida, "
bhIa naTt Il7 bbls whisky GA bhls molasses ISL
hbIs fionr 26 hhds sugar as hhds bacon l53 pSs
cheese sos scBs corn l3 soks cofIee.
IIVERPo o0I.-Per ship John Carver-9GA bales
cotton $50 scks oil cake 1850 staFes.
HAvRE-Per ship Lizzie Meses--sTT9 bales cot
ton 2400 staves.
# PHILADELPHIA Per ship southerner l02
hhds sugar 7o0 bhls molasses.
MINATITLAN--P Per schr D 4 keelinE-lQa pxs
raisins Is bxs cheese tcs rice l3 pkgs lard !6O
bbs -four IL bbls potatoes II bbls onions II b5ls
sugar scks coffee Is b1s candles Il kegs lard
scks salt 20 bXs herrings " bbs apples kegs put
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

N. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, November al. ls60.--l7a bales cotton
r L Adams &co=-I77 Mcfarland Barksdais-l05
TH&J M Allen &co-- g5 Payne j. Harrison s9
Warren. Gilmore Eco 81 Thompson q Clark-Sl
Carroll, Hoy t&co-- 10 Lewis & 0gesby- 81 Hard
ing. Abbay a. Morehead-is Fredlander y Gerson
40 Murphy, Sykes Eco 80 Ably Catching-29
Stewart b james 25 Lane, Salter Eco q Gifen,
S,nedes Geo. 70 Block, McAfee eco 20 Wood
Low--27 Thornhill &co-lS G 4 8 Ricks-l7 do
Allison, Pattison &co-lG Coleman, Britton d With
ers--l6 ] Z Hardie eco IS do J Grihble--l2 do
Rhorer & Cunts MeRae &co-s Wright d Allen
- Frierson, Conway &co-6 Winston, Morrison q
COS Watt &eo-6 do z Galle &co-5 Gillaspie,
Brewer &co-4 III Cooper &co-2 Patton, Smith
& Putnam-20 do Hughes, Hyllested &co-l9 Alex
Smith &eo- II Watt 4 Noble-16 Byrne, Vance y
co--l6 Dodd & Bateman- Is Walker u Snider--l9
f j YanBibber-10 d Henkel eco do Samuel
Barret-s Holloway & LonsdaleT z Bradley, Wilson
9&co-6 Ward, Hunt Eco Foley, Avery 5Hco-z5
Battle, Noble &co-4 a Levi &co--3 Tuliy &eo
Total 1913 bales cotton.
JEFFERSON AND CARROLLTON RAILROAD.
WETUMPKA-- steamer Ely Lewis-Sl2 bales
cotton to sundry consignees.
PONTCHARTRAIN.
MOBILIZE Per steamer Alabama-l9l bales cot.
ton Battle Noble Eco 100 do to order-4 do Z
Cummings &co-sundries to order-Total 295 bales
cotton. s55.5s ISIS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
SIiOfr SntGIliQtltte.

The r--Bslstncss-~fsonts 1ald Over
'r,te New Packet XNEoo--~r0e w. A. an
stYeys--Yns Rsltic---rhe New y. w. Rop-
ssfs--tS,f,e Tsaeatic~-Ess lima syonne--isrcntier
cssy--Tile n. VI. Ronforfi hsunchsst--tasser
from Red River-~,Eiae Levy S.atd Up iae
Republfe-~ ~htssceltanssous--Gorresp
.-iscsnn n.tltes TI-sla,.. etc.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21

gf5Uss my asn William that's in the army get
plenty 10 eat2H asked an old lady of reerliting
eeresanf. The other day. "He sees plenty = was
the iaeonIa reply. aRIess his haarts then, hnow
ha4i have il i hs can sseit; be always would a.
hesna.a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Ry Telegrapl,.


New York, November 1a.-ArriYed from New
Orleans, ship Atlantic, Williams
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Leaves very s AFuRpAy af5 ~ .
NTAE 9eREEANE AND VIERN-

sr~my - burg u S MAJ Iiine-F0T nsnalasousls PisQ-
rctIne Baton Rouge, Port undrnn Bayen sara
~ River Landing Fort Aaaas Nechea Wass, ,
burgTha Natche1, r. r Leahey mHsisr VIII lesEi
as above every Saturday ii otciece p ".
F j .. PERSON & 60, Aeeuss,
sa1n IT, Ia....a Il CaEcaduio street,
be Matches burg ith t9 steamers heps
aud T rince for Yazno river.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
B CUE River.
FORT ADAMS.

Leaves every THURSDAY. al 8 +; N. -
FOR FORT ADAMS TuNlOA, MON
tes5 n ganze Bayou Sara and the Gaast-rhe new pai
1 senger steamer Laurel HtHs E. + Gr,
Naa having been newly fted out and her cae
extended VIII leave above every THURSDAY ffbsia
al s o'clock .x,. Is, -.
SELF EUGENE hANoOE. Agenl.
WATKINS 81 Holman, DEALERS IN CARPEi
w ings Msttings, and Upholstery Goods generally No.
Darnn street.
EERIGHr q CO.. D., DEALERS IN 7 PATENT Mf
wv icnes Druga, PsrfumeFy etc. ec, Nos and lbl of
street
rTHoMPsoG q BARNas. aRooERs, No. Is
u Is Common street.
ANRlGkaE, ALLEN t4 GtJ.4 4ULToN FACT
w and Commission Merchants, NO. lzO Gravier stree
Orleans. yes
NNHEEE, pkkuS. L., BuVKSELLEh AND
w TONER. No. Il5 Canal street
wIsoh, Parish ttaplaest La sessnt, New VI,
VEIYGa1N. ESsNEfeepR 81 co., COTTON FAgI
w ard Commission Merchants 10 cazondeies street. Ns
cans. a.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
nenlez on sAarRnAy. say. 2: 9 3. a Y.

A'@ss FOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEM.
.r.s ptis and ths -Ehe fine regular passenger
Steamer stoci at, I. ! nnnnam m, master,
aias Issans-. For freight pa apply on board.
uis 30 ts"as EIRGIRlUS C. DEkTY Ell,
h4i Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
W HIT q RIvz r..
rALLAHArcH1n AND woo RTyERs.

aAX9bU AND IAl4LAEArCIilE
MsS a.. 5. Aeil packet Dew Drop, s. II. Psriset,
amnser, connecting with steamer GhsfmsE on her
sszaffya yiekgbarg Eriday mornins]aFor So
tara Yazo5 City Teuls silver Creek Beft0ia tserer
Honey Isand TurIeys landing, sidon, CFanes Landing s
Ing San nunphess Greenwood Point ietofe Golssle and
ali ntefmediate landings Talbhaehie dyer high as
shakeys landng leaving vaksbaf Friday on arrival Of
she So O'Clock evening uain.
~. Ali freghs shipped by the GhaFmer will be taken
hro1gh high without an estr ehage az4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
7.eeve,- evsly wFDS EsDAY. at6P. ".

BegalaT 7VNe1y NIo{ibnf9 IEllE =
gtsR LUNA EASDGnGi. SpItusi-f
IT, @ La GrsenyiiIe neet G,gs sa,I Fel9is 1ssis1 1iss
ttslysa skipNiih's Landing Lska Providence, -.
udck Landing MliikGn's Bend, NekshnEz WHrIeiia:
Carthage 81 eBcph Gfnnd Gulf R9ity. Natrhex Ntd ssr
Landing and Bayou The magtatens snatYE " gHa
nnn passenger packet y BsE6tles u H. be,
MASTER viii have saye, and VIII land Coast Paeers Fef
''ss"' - f''isN 'fs d r. GARROILE co
se7n Aesnis IS oaroulelt street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
Leaves sylsy. .sATFRoAY. atsP. y. Rssi:Ivsly

sys A-la Connection gi,h eamer hateheE,-Ih he mhg.
1 rsIrfeent Judah IGnro, lanEhofneis
80 s;nas,er win Leave fd noHadsonY Yc Flngren.e,
RH1f srge Port Hgdsou Bayon ssfa Rcd River gnang
Fort Adams satcNn6 WaapTgnf Edneyt st. doSeph HAnd
ulr Werrentnu and yigisbuIg alssa oftrssh 81 par
sHs' 4PF4' - vIEGHSIus c. DENT1EI,
ni0tf kaxetisnaA gent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-11-21
OHIO RIVER.

Leayes on THURSDAY. Nov. -. athP. NJ.
FOR LOUISVILLE TIE h'sfs ~ y
ns=9g n regular passenger packet tEOOhfOru, Moses
irwin, master will leave for ho'ssiile ana Ill IN
crnedate landings above. For Ireish or pas
t = ti' - VIRGINIUS G. DEETZEl.
mi Advertising Agent.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23
MORE ATROCITIES IN TURKEY.

We have published accounts of the
horrible massacre ofChriatians IN syria.
In the meanwhile, says the Now York
journal Of Commerce, we have equally
horrible news from BOSNIAN Bulgaria
These countries, rs our readers may
know, are in European Turkey, and lie
on the South side Of the Danube, be-
tween that river on the North and the
Balkan mountains on the South.
In these two provinces Of Bulgaria
and Bosnia, the most horrible acts Of
barbarity have been committed within
the last few months. The Nord, pub
llshed at Brussels, one Of the best in
formed Of all the Continental journals,
gave in its columns on the 18th uItimo,
two letters, II from Bosnia, and the
other from Bulgaria, written by intclli.
gent correspondents on the spot, which
are OF such Il nature as should excite the
cXrcration Of the civilized world. In
Bosnia more than 5000 Christians have
been thrown into chains and into pri,-
ons, where most ofthcm will meet death
by poison. In m single district CHAT
Of Sarajivo) 1907 Christians were in
prison, or in the caves OF the mountains,
Wherever flight has been possible, the
poor prosecuted creatures have crossed
the Danube into the Austrian domin.
or have taken refuge in Scrvia.-I
Those who have fled to Scrvi0 have
found protection. But those who have
to find it in the Austrian do.
minions, have found it only on cor-
that they become Roman Cath
olics.
AS to Bnl garia, the MussuImans seem
have been actuatcd by the double
motive Of tanatjctSm 0nd iUyt! Men
have been slain in cold blood, and wo.
have been dishonorcd In every
case, death seems to hove followed dis
honor. a few Of the most beautiful Wo-
and girls were carried off to grace
harcms Of the Turkish officers.
But we have not the heart to record
more minutely or extensively these
shocking atrocities. As the Vizier has
soncinto these very districts, it is to be
hoped that before now these infamous
have been arrested. Whether
my Of the miscrcants have been or will
DC punished as they deserve, VIC can
hardly hope to hear,
More than two years ago, warning
vas given by the missionaries in Egypt,
Syria, Asia Minor, and European Tur-
if we remember right, that the
NloSlcms Of all countries had made !,
secret and widespread combination to
'Xtirpatc the Christians in all lands
where they have power to do 50. The
'cvoIt in India was Il part Of that great
conspiracy against Christianity. The
at Jcdda, on the Red Sea, was
manifestation Of the Internal spirit of
his tanatical movement. And now we
ave outbreaks Of it both in the East.
IN and Western Provinces Of the Turk.
sh Empire, And what is to be the end
# these things?
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Communication

We do not know when we have been
more forcibly impressed with the mo.
mentous nature Of the questions in.
volved in this campaign than We were
at Marble Hill Of this county on Satur-
day last, at q Democratic Rally. Mr..
folly introduced and handled the qucs.
tons of the day with much ability
Peter Inrncy, Esq, Of Winchester,
followed, and, with Horace,
'Scmper nd evrntum lcstinat, ct in medals res
Non socus nc notas auitorcm rupit."
He at nee tore off the false drapcry
with which tho Opposition and sham
democrats have @cndcavored to clothc
the true issues Of this canvass, and pre-
sented the naked questions III Il manner
too plain to be misunderstood. 1t was
one Of those speeches which are only
made by free and Independent spirits
to their equals, and it showed that its
author had some of the attributes of
that old martyr Of the revolution who
said, ho had Il right to go to Concord
and go he would; and if we had lad
moro of the same boldness in vindicat-
ing our just demands in days gone by;
it Calhoun had been supported by just
such spirits in his earnest, life long en-
dcavOrs to rescue the nation from the
impending trouble which he foresaw,
then instead Of our bcholding doubt
and confusion on every side, all would
s1w be peace and quiet. But now the
times y assuming such an aspect that
Mt bchooTcS us not only to speak but cX-
4sting circumstances command us to
prepare for action, and with Mr.. Tur-
ncy and tho National Democratic party,
plant ourselves upon the constitution,
so interpreted that the South can be
Justly prosperous and happy; and ifthc
enforcement Of the constitution 50 M
derStood is found to be impracticablc,
then the Feucral Government has failed
to accomplish thc.purposcs for which it
was created, and we must, to use Mr..
Iurney's language, Immediately take
such measures rs will secure our lust
'lShts, @h0tccer those measures or their
consequences may be.
ut would be impossible to notice the
arguments which he adduccd to support
his views, but we must say that we all
come away filled with the good old
Democratic enthusiasm which was wont
TO be fashionable in the days of old
"liickory."
AN OBSERVER
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THE NUMBER THREE.

When the world was created we find
there were land, waite" and sky; sun,
moon, and stars. Noah had but three
sons; Jonah vas three days in the
whales belly; our Savior passed three
days i'll the tomb. Peter denied his
Savior thrice. There were three pa.
triarchS-Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob,
Abraham entertained three angels
Samuel was called three times. "Si-
man, lowest thou mGI' was repeated
three times. Daniel WAS thrown into
the den with three lions, for praying
three times a.day. Shadrack, McShcck,
Abcdncgo were rescued from the flames
Of the oven, The Ten Commandments
were delivered on the third day. job
had three friends. st. Paul speaks Of
faith, hope, and charity-thcsc three
Those famous dreams ofthc baker and
butler were to come to pass in three
days; and Elijah Frustrated himself
three times on the body Of the dead
child, Samson deceived DcliIah three
times. before she discovered the secret
Of his strength, The sacred letters ON
the cross are l.. II. s.; 50 also the Ito.
man motto wascomposcd Ofthrec words
In hoc Sigao. There are three condit-
tions for man the earth, heaven, and
hell. There is also II Holy Trinity. In
mythology, thrcct'raccS; Cercbus, with
three heads; Neptune holding his three
toothed staff; Oracle Of Delphi cherish
ed with vcncration the tripod; and the
nine MUSES. sprang from three. In MT
tnrc, we have morning, noon, and night
Trees grow their leave, in three; there
is the threc-lcaved clover. Every ninth
wav is a ground swell. We have fish,
flesh, and fowl. The majority of man
ksnd die at thirty. What could be done
in mathematics without the aid of the
triangle? Witness the power Of the
wedge; and in logic three promises are
indispensable.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23
AN

The Temperance Monthly, published
in Nashville by i. l.. Winham, and cd
tied by Mrs, Emclic c. S. Chiltoa has
been discontinued for want Of patron
age. The Temperance Monthly was
ably Sditcd and neatly published, and
the friends Of Temperance in Tenn. will
fegret they have allowed this excel
tent Monthly to be discontinued, when
so light IN effort would hive cstab-
lished it permanently.
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THE ONLY PREPARATION
WORTHY OF
uulty ST. Confidence and Patronage.

F"E SrNr&NNGN, jrHGGS, CLERo,MrN
Ladies' aud Gentlemen IN all parts orthc W rid testify
the efficacy Of Woods llair Restorative, q gentlemen
ot the Press are Unanimous in it, praise. A few testimo,
mails only can Zee here giNeuj see circular ioI more, and
1t VIII he impossible for You to doubt.
u Wall St., ", lee. 90, 1868.
'~rnilrmrr:-Nu note Of the 10Th has been received,
saying THAT yon had heard that | had been benefited by
lNru-r ot N"piS Hair Rc.torat i've, and requesting my
'rl'l''"lr "llh" fact II ! had no objections to give Il,
lNll'Nlo you 'hccIiuIly, because | think il due. Nv
q Pr Is 40 Years the color Ut my hair auburn, and inclined
To '''h some hyr ur six years since it began to turn
nay ana The tta'p ON the GRO WI OF lay head to lose its
,rrSihlllr and dhndIuiT 10 form upon it. Each of these
uiSd@cihllIiIrS increased with time, and about four
m"Hths SIicca IouItil was added to them, by HAIR falling
on NE top Of my head, and threatening to make me bald
nIhis unpleasant p~redicameut, was induced to try
N"o"S n"u restorative, mainly to arrest the falling of
"i my hair, for | had really no expectation that gray hair
to"" ever be restored TO its original cOlor except from
uNtS' ! was, however, greatly surprised to find, after
me use o. W bottles only, that not only was the ,aII;no
GA '!lrSird, IuitnIpr was restored tC the gray hairs. NM,
S'USIh"iiy To the scalp, and dardruf ceased TO form nm
h''l' very mUct 10 The qualification OF my wife. az
whose solicitation was induced TO try it. "' ~
ADtt T,gt. E,1I,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

The American wife Of the late Prince
Jerome Bonaparte, who is still living at
Baltimore, is said to be worth Il mill
ion ofdollars. The first MAJ olcon al
lowed her Il pension Of sixty thousand
france, but the Bourbons stopped it
very quick.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

Col. Fremont is crushing about 200
tons of quartz rock daily in California
which yields him, on tho average net
OF Sl,OO0.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

1t is said that the cranberry crop in
Minnesota this year viii exceed any
previous year since the settlement of
the country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

Edward Everett says that the use Of
alcoholic beverages has cost the United
States, directly, in ten years, sl2O,OOO,-
900.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

The New York aud Erie Railroad is
to be sold on the 10Th Of November
next for the benefit Of the third mort
gage bond-holdcrs'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

Ifyou hcar'G person saying he hasn't
a friend the world, you may be sure
that he doesn't deserve one.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23

Twelve vessels left Chicago Wcdncs-
day week, laden with 2O2, 1872 bushels
of corn. Upwards Of 100000 bushels
in M day.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-08-23
BEN. a. LAVENDER.
10 o. J. Wood" Co..; IA, Broadway, N. Y.


NJ SUBMISSION, Ala, July go, 1852.
To iI"l. q j. Wood dear Sir: Your "IIair Restora.
uNr' has done my hair 50 much good since | commenced
ihr u." Of II, That wish 10 make known to the public of
it's rIlrclS on the hair, which are great. 4 man or woman
may he nearly deprived UtL5lr, end by a resort to your
IaIr in,tuIatlyr, the hair will return more bea,iliGi
than rycrj at least this l.. my experience. Relieve il alIs
loUls uUIy, WIN. II. KENEDY.
P.S.-Nou can publish the above If YOU like. Nv pub.
IlsNIrH in Southern paurls yUu viii get more patronage.
'ouiu. sac several Of your certificates in the Mobile
Mercury, q 'Iruu" southern paper. ". X.
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