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az THE GONEIsNOit OF VIRGINIA.
pU,t,t .NATlnS

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ITF0GMATloN having been received bF ''r EH"tui!':
.sr,:ner and ISAAC c. MALoNEf villa the crime n
w stealing have escaped rom the jail o; 's county o
I, tx aad ARE now going large therefore DO lercb!
-, ,.ward Of ONE ul.NDRED DOLLARS for each, :C
Az -.oa who shall arrest the said fugreS from justice
G.irer them Into the Jail OF said county Of Halifax
al 10 moreover :equire all officers Of this Common
. r y acI military, and request the prople generally
ee.; c.erons TO procure their arrest, that they
la,. .s a:og.h; 70 justice.
G!y:a under uly ,Iaad Us Governor, and under
IN. :,:. seal Of the Copl;noweaiih AZ Riclnond,
=. ri: s-Tea,! day OF August, ls61.
Is :hr GgreTaor: JOuN LEiChEE.
,,5..ss r. MrSiogD, Secretary Of the Commonwealth
,w c. aEpLAN Is aboat fee; inches high. stout
complexion, SLACK hair, a!d disposed TO
-: - in :.en in bushy IoAnner; black eyes, round
-. All absut eighteen ycars old.
Is,sC {. MaLuNEY is about feet i:!ccs high, SPARE
,t. ,a: comprsou ljsh, colorel hair and cycsworc
-: F: o: r!skers rather darker ,han hs hair--ag.d
:,-cSw
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Cnitcd States Marshal Shot Dead.

CScIHNArI Any. lS--l.ast night Charles
=. Brown the l.. 5. Commissioner, was Shot
dead by rcurgr j. Caldwell, Of the firm Of AL
fred. Wood Il Co The aIliray occurred at tald'
welFs house, i'll consequence of Browns having
forced his way into Caldwells chamber. The
original cause grew out of bad feeling relative
to the adjustment Of Il legal claim. Caldwell
immediately surrendered himself to the author
it;,.
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Taliafcrro Hunter, ESP, Of Hirginin, US
stated last week, has been appointed Fourth
Auditor Of the Treasury, TO fiji the va
cancy occ;lsioned by the death Of A. j. o Ban
non, Esq. Mr. Hunter had been the chief clerk
Of the bureau since the death nf Andrew Day
ton and the promotion Of Mr.. u'Bannsn Mr..
Ii is 4 mDsl rycrllcnt nlticrr
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VALUABLE LAND AT PUBLIC AUc-

ON the FIFTH OF SEPTEMBER 1860, will offer for sale
~ at public anctioi, my Of LAND lying on both
sides Of the main road leading from Fuinvir TO Cuniber.
land C. H., eight mics from the former place and ten from
the latter. IL contains between 800 Dt0 y! I'm.
proved land we'll adapted the growth nf corn, wheat,
oats and tcbaccU. This , IL good and comior-
table Dwelling house with ROOMS. garden and yard new
IL enclcs ed: WE'LL ice house uce with rooms sufficient
plumber of barns, iwn crEnarirs large and Stable and
cabins sufficient "a accommodate 81 "r ~ IL has
olso new yrlling house with four There
than 700 ,sR lis Of highly improved tobacco land and
,uIllci.nt wond Ia MI tu supply the tract.
This a;,d will be sold In two portions, o! I'm
embracing Dwelling House. Sc., otherwise may suit
purchasers The location is in good anu healthy neigh
hurhood convenient 10 five or six churches Of dIeret de-
nominations AZ the same ,E,e shall also orr for sale my
MANCFAC CTURING MILL, situated on Guinea Creek with
10 or 50 acres attached.
TElM.-Oue.third cash, rest payable in and two
years
For farther information, address
WILLIAM HOLMAN,
July oI-caiw FarmEiue, Va.
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SALE or ItS ACADEMY.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
NN THE TWENTY SEVENTH DAY OF THIS MONTH,
~ we will sell at public auction, the l"t OF land In the
city Of williamsburg, known as iha "Fcnlae Academy -
The cost of the buildings recently erected on said ni for
the purIn,r nf female academy, was upwards OF 0U0
No par. the State oilers this time airer field for sue
crss In female school ofh. first class than this person
cnrnpctcrt To conduct such school may in all probability
arrangements will give the use Of the build
s without being the purchaser Of The entire prsmses-
reruls easy and made known on the day o. sale The
| property he bought greatly below cost.
u. DUHFEY,
j. W. GUSTS,
l.. A. TUCKER,
j. X. NOEL,
Aug Il r,,, WM s Practitioners
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i)I sg: u srtdry OF the General Assembly OF
- Virginia, notice is hereby given, that The Bna'n Of
'' WoTs vii! receive 1t any time previous to The rs
. sep:=ater 1861 proposals for six per cent loan 10
= OF (six mon) dollars payable In sach
'a:ay in.,sllen,s as may be required, n". exceeding
.r"V To hundred thoIsaud) dollars rer hoii''i said
'1te rede-rabe In thiriy.four years Interest phyh
faithfully on the first day Of Januay and irst aay
~ .: Zach year. the Treasury Of the State III R'es
-ss!
'--, 81. also Invited for the same loan at ~ or
" t=t. Federal, sterling other appropriate bonus wiz
"c:d !tr III: loan, paid In, at The option oil the
''1,
" ne Constitution Of the STATE and laws i pursuance
~ sinking fund Is established for the punc;uai pay.
%e: the !n,crc:: .cmnIaua.ly, und the redemption ni
* :acIpal In s!r;your year, ,rnrI the issue OF The
-. These provision. OF Law, the Large and Increasing
Mr. resources CT :hs STATE ana laws, furnish the
sect iosu!v assuranc. CT the safety and value Of the
s-t proposal. 10 e Addressed 10 the "Board Of Pub
"9'.. Richmond, Virginia." Aid endorsed "S State
- ~I:'c aay :Hfa": i'2s:aa:on thai lay lie desired
-. ,s rrS;2p,iy g.g:.
DE "!'!'r THOMAS II. DEWITT,
r,,, =. . S"tI.t'Y Il. 4. Works Of Firg!na.
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ACCIDENT. Mr.. F. Guy, of Charles City,
lost one Of his toes by having it run over oy
one of the wheels of car on the FrederIcks-
burg Rail Road, on Saturday last. 1t was
Immediately after the accident. Dr. P.
TIovJ nerformrd the operation in a very skill
ful manner.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSES AND
LOTS AT GLOUCESrEi; COURTHOUSE.

TfNlE undersigned offers sale al the buildings and lots
L at Gloucester CnurIousc. lately owned by his father,
John Tabh, decd.
The property Consists OF Is trnrmr among which are
Brick Tavern, with Brick Stable, lee House, and all
other buildings necessary for conducting large business
Four Store Houses, with comfortable dwellings attached;
other dwelling houses and shops fo- SaddlcrS Black.
smiths. Tailors, Carpenters and ShoeiuakerS.
The Tavern and Dwelling Houses have convenient lots
attached them for gardens and other purposes Eud are
I'll In good repair
Gloucester Courthouse is situated In the dSt o: veal
thy and populous country and Is Of the best stands Tor
business In this section.
The Tavern might be made profitable, large i1r-
camille business always been done there and mecan-
les Of every kind lind constant employment.
Ts TgRHS which will b. liberal, will he made known on
application TO the subscriber.
J. PR0SSE: TADB
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t,.,cr DouGLAs.- According to the New
York ..rirnes," this gentleman is about to take
rh. stump" in Virginia, commencing, on mis-
return FROM Maine, at the White Sulphur
Springs.
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------- -<G1'e> So
Arrival Of the Steamship Etna.

New YoEE, Aug. l9.-The steamship Etna
from Liverpool, via Queenstown, witt! dates 70
the Sth inst, has arrived
Russia sends four ships Of the line and two
frigates to Syria. Napoleon has conferred the
grand cross Of the Legion Of Honor on Add Il
kadcr, for services in Damascus The Govern
or General Of Damascus and Beyrout has been
suspended and arrested.
The British Government has decided on nay
ing the whole Of the iron plated steam uoatlng
batteries put really in immediate service Eng
land declines to actively join in tic Syrian e1-
pedtion.
Ii is ruuorcd that the Neapolitan .envoys to
Turin are seeing the impossib!ity OF conclu-
ding m alliance between saTo'nia ana Nap'es'
and were to leave Turin forthwith.
It is rrlrnored that the Paris regiments Of the
line are 10 be increased from l02 to 10.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, Aug. Cotton
firm, with sales Of 10000 bales or more.
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The President ol the United States left
Washington city On Friday afternoon last, for
Bedford Springs, Pa. He will be absent about
ten lllYs
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OVERSEEIs WANTED.

"IS:i 80 employ II single man 3, an uNEESLEh Io'
.,oa-r year. To vn- who understand. toFouSaY '''
r.on and cur:ar OF Tenaccp, liberal wages Will 5s
-. Atd-es. Dr. EUMCNu CHRISTIAN.
N, -.r,i,n,; Charlie. City Court uou.e.
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,,ryTTEyTIAsY or FVtitGISIA.
PHILIP RAHM,

EAGLE MACH Ne W uhkS ).
RitH-GO ND, ~.
,s;SCyA ACTCRES Sieau, Encia.. Of every description
vi N! .i.e Circular saw Mills, M Gearing, Mnia;
aa:y o. eYcry description. Castings ia Iron and Brass
,o.ic. Feb 3-Sly
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(a.UlBLE FARMS FOR SALE

,ruE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT OF
SEVESTY-TlREE ACRES, ON THE WESTIIAM PLANK
ROAD AND ON BOTH SIDES OF GRACE STREET,
CALLED "uCCANElCEE," FOR SALE.
the request Of Mr. John F. Wren We are authorized
~ sell his beautiful county seat, located above,
three miles wes, Of Richmond This place Is we'll known
iat minute description is deemed unnecessary. The build
ns ample for the Of large family und surround
rd by beautiful shade aud ornamental trees The place will
sold entire divided INFO four parcels Of about eighteen
acres each. For terms apply 10
GODDlN L APPEIS0S,
Jr,D 4, lpr.i
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE POSTPONED UNTIL THE: aSTII OF AUGUST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE ROCKING.


1,Yvrtue Of deed OF trust executed 10 the unersig.
ID ed, Trustee by the Rockingham turnpike Company,
for the benefit Of certain parties therein named; and which
deed bears date the 18th day OF june 1851 shall proceed
10 sell 81 public auction a. Goronsvil!e Orange county
on TUESDAY, THE ETWESTY.E1GllTl[ DAY or AUGUST,
lSGa the TURNPIKE R0 mentioned In said deed trust
Said Turnpike extends from larrsonburg In the county
o Rockingham, toa point OH the Blue Ridge Turnpike
within half mile Of Gordonsvlc II passes through
dcnsely populated section Of country, and commands
large travel which will be greatly Increased by the
completion Of the Manassas Gap karoaIto arriSon0urg
TERMS OF SALECash enough In hand 10 defrny the eH'
enseS Of sole, and executing the trust anu 10 pay OIL
decree Of the Circuit Court OF Rockingham for sun,
amounting to about $l4pO and the residue 10 be paid In
four eight and twelve months the day OF sule the
purchaser executing for the same negotiable
notes payalle In Bank, and n lien upon the pro.
perty TO be retained until the purchase money Is paid
Acting trustee shall convey such title as Is vested i'll me
by said deed. +. y. SaANpS, Trustee
%EAE BEyERoAM DEPOT, oS THE ViEGlSIA CEN.
TEAL RAILROAD, FORTY MILES ABOVE RICHMOND,
SHEEP, HOGS. &c.
be sold on ,he premises n. PUBLIC @ Arsii9n on
next II fair and il not the next fair day thereafter and TO
continue from day 10 day, until completed, three tracts OF
Land belonging to the esn,e of the late Lanceot Phillips
Two OF the tracts come UP to Beaver Dam Depot being d
yded by ailros the the north side OF the Rail
road, with buildings at AMI hear the Depot contains about
u0 acres, and the ols on the south side OF the Railroad
contains about 5G Thesetwo tracts will be surveyed
before the sale. The other tract, about mile from The
same Depot contains about go anu lot Of lGL
acres, separated by lane from the latter.
These lands wclwaiercd, have ample timber AM
Grewood suited 10 the growth Of Corn, Wheat and TO
bacco, and for health no location is more healthy.
The stock Of Cattle Sheep, Hogs, Farming CcnsiS House
hold and Kitchen Furniture &c will he sold ut the
time.
TERMS OF s.E-For the Land onr.fourh OF the purcha
money cash. and the residue In three equal Instruments
nine, twelve ard eighteen months with bond and good Sc
curly, with tcrcst from date and deed uftrust on h
land.
Fer the personal property all OF $lU AMI under
cash. and all that sum- nine months credit with bone
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Three Days Later from Europe.

ST. ,Jous's, Aug ls.-Thc steamship elias
gov, from Glasgow, with dates t" Wednesday.
the Slh instant, passed Cape Race last night.
The dispatches received state tlat Naples
WAS quiet ut the latest a'lviccs by telegraph.
Nothing later has been received with rear!
to the movements Of Garibaid
The British House of Commons has passed
the bill amalgamating the European and native
armies in India.
The steamship City Of Baltimore arr!"ed At
Queenstown on the 7th inst.
LIVERPOOL, Ang T.-Thc sales q! cotton 70:
the last two days have hecn %, 900 baIc= The.
market closed firm.
Brcadstnifs closed with an advancing tcr9cr-
cy, but the market was quiet.
Provisions very dull.
LIVERPOOL. August 9.-Sales oi colro" &C.
day 10000 bales; the market closing firm.
I.oSDo%, Aug. 9.-Consols are quoted at 93:!
a93t for money and account
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A1tkmoll0 Enquirer.

BY TYLER, WISE IL ALLEGRE.
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yIPG INlA FER L! l.. | Il EhS
MANrFACTEIEp ny
:. .McGK ID l. R'S so Ms,

Richmond, VA.
stuOspUO O-PERCrlAN GCAN NO, warranted l."
I contain per cent Of A:s:;Hnnia aud ~ per cent
nI bone Phosphate Of Lime. This, We consider. the
very l,.s, Fertilizer that can be used Tor Wheat.
The INGREDIENTS are the drycst and hes; Peruvian
UUann Bone Ash and the richest ana inoN; soluble
Phosphate Guano than can be obtained Irice per
ION o! ".'h0 lbs. =" WI
HoNE ASH GUANU, warranted to contain nrrr ecEt
"i An::npna and - per cent. OF Bone fh"Sr"a'c- . .
ni Lime. Price per of 2,Duu l!'E.. :" v"
GKuUND BONE ASH, conlalning ti per cent. u
Zone ilr"srlar OF Lime and ground to very hhe - go
powder. Price Of 2.GNU lbs. 81 w
y. \. WHITE MEXICAN GUANO, which We Erind
10 hne powder, continuing ~ per cent Of PiloS 49, 40
phate OF l.i'he PrIrc cr Ton U! . Q0D lbs ~ w
Having been Tor inii'y yrnrs largely engaged ~ ine
Gnniio traue ana had opportunities OF testing 1uiiy the
value o! all Eins OF Guano that have been imported int
the country enables IL To select the very best varieties for
our preparatons--anh from repeated experiments that
have been made, with n the ingredients We use, both
separately anu in combination. are satisfied that the
Farmers will fad Fertilizers lucI cheaper than the
Peruvian Guano, when used alone
The Peruvian and Phosphate Guanos used are selected
With great care ind always subjected rigid anaiyss
They ure very dry, and ground I" fine powder, ind
thoroughly and Intimately mixed.
We Will take pleasure In showing Fanpers through
establishments there is secret 10 the ingredients
used or process of manufacturing
All orders will he promptly filled wirn seat directly
us OF agents. > Mc"ElbhkS suns.
Corner l:lh and Cary Streets, Richmond, Va.
I,,p Alt
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Hl THE GOVERN0li Osf VIWGiNiA.

7
i%.gEMATi4E havia. been received hy the Executive
~: JAMES BRADSHAW, who Was couhned III tho Jail
C..p5s. county for horse-s.aliG has escaped, and IL
:: :, !.:ce: therefore DO hereby oGtr reward
USE HUNDRED DOLLARS 10 any rctson who shall
Il, aid Jh:ncs Bradshaw and deliver HIN into the
8. : said COUNTY Q. Campbell. And 10 moreover rc.
l.. ca,ce.S OF this Common calti, civil an! military,
: Ee people generally TO u.c iiicr best exerons
I:e lis arrest, thai he may be brought 20 Justice
-, Given under my hspd Us Governor. and Under
'e Les, Seal ol tho Commonwealth, Al Richmond,
- Ia:s sixth day OF Auguai, lo6V.
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4 VALUABLE JAMES asIvEis TA.s:

fs1IE subscriber oilers for sale, privately Ek HILL"
d This place, situated about 10 miles above Richmond
the Canal contains I0 acres Of land-about COO OF
which In cur .on sS of the mesi riverlow srounds
The rest uf the laL in cultivation is te land and in the
highest state OF Improvement. The a:.l IN cultivation
is seneral'y well wooded The improvements are o! the
hest Kind j.. HARRISON.
a u "A tt.t-1
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IN ". MrsFoAp, Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
NIRGININ S,r.1TE LOAN

LANES BRADSHAW Is about % years OF age, ABOUT
: :s tI has sandy hair, eye being irnch smaller
~. IL other, and one Of his hands covered with warts
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NULt"HIN y %. FIu'dIII1H CUUII'!, Vi, ."H!
VN1IIA usTEs y, ~ Ys e;Isss ~ l. II:

4 VIII ouer N public sale, Un WEDNESDAY THE FIF.
L TENTH DAY OF AUGUST, ii fair, It not, the next
fair day, the premises, most valuable farm, situated in
Nelson county, Virginia, the North fork Of ROcstsh river
within miles Of the Cea:ra and |. miles Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad The tract contains Si acres, Of
which nearly half rich lowg grounds. Abou, 800
cleared and wellpncosed the balance In timber. On
there Is good and convenient dwelling house. situated
braut u cinence overlooking nearly the entire fdr
and all other necessary out-heuSes for comfort and
nencc This farm Is regarded OF the very best in
the counythe location, FOR health, unsurpassed In Nr.
gn!a convenient both to churches md schools.
Terms accommodating My P,s uicc is "Greanteia,
Nelson county, firsiuia. JNO. II. COLES.
J.lr lLt-c,M
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5. .'ItGi;AL, aw.

s. NNN3IE', A,oJ
ArToRNEY :, ar &. i;9iv: ~. sos,a SIKH
- S''sS;' 1,1I11ADELH;H:iaAN,;, LIE: IN =, other pu.,.
W!l attend 20 tde e0A'' Jaa 81 c,t
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ders at her gates, will strip her! What ure all
the spoils Of office, compared with the defeat
Of Lincoln, and the ruthless horde hc leads
against US? Who would not prefer that any
honest patriot should wear our petty diadem,
rather than see his country spoiled and pillaged
by men regardless both Of law and Constitu-
ton? Will the South continue thus: Will
she permit politicians and place-hunters onger
to conround and distrac; her, while, like the
harlot Of old, they rob her Of her strength !
Or will she, with one will, one voice, one arm,
rise to repel the invaders? God, in his mercy,
grant that it may be so!
With great respect,
Your obedent servant,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-08-21
RUNAWAY SLAvE,

Aug y--roiif Messing Ford, Charlotte
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After the adjournment of thu Convention, an
enthusiastic mass meeting wins addressed by
John Goode, Jr, Roger A. Pryor and NJ. R. II.
Garnctt.
fNorE.-The committees will be announced
on the assembling Of the Convention. 1t has
transpired that the following delegates will
compose the committee Of conference under
Gov. Smiths resolution: Hon. VIM. Smith,
James Alfred Jones, Samuel Carpenter, Benz
Bassell, j. W. Massie.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-20
Saponifier. or Concentrat' d Lye,


An indispensable article in every family,
combined with the Saponifer, they can make
all the Soad they uSe-hard, soft and fancy
II will make hard water soft, and will clean type
to Notwithstanding equals ii for cleaning and
securing. IL is put up in air-tisht iron boxes OF
Id. each, which will make, with from TO ) lbs
common grease, from Is 70 % gallons elegant
soft soap, or to 10 lbs. hard.
IL has now been several years since this inyal-
liable article was first introduced TO the public,
and The estimation in whichit is held, wherever
known and tri ed and the immense demand for
il from all quarters, conclusive proofs OF its
real merits and value as family article.
BEWARE OF IMITATI0NS.-The success Of
our article, like that of all discoveries OF true
merit and value, has induced unprin0ipled par
ties to initiate il. We therefore caution the
public against worthless counteTfets, and take
none but the genuine, original and patented ar
ticle, manufactured only by the
Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing Co.,
or East Tarentum. Allegheny county, Pa. ONCE
BRIDGE PITTsBURe, PENN.
We also manufacture Of standard quality,
Caustic Soda for soad maker, Soda Ash, Refined
Soda Ash, Sal Soda, Chloride Of Calcium, Cop
peras, Manganese, Nitric Acid, Soda SaIartds,
Bleaching Powder, Muriatic Acid, SulphuTic
Aqua FoIlis and ChlOrotOrm.
Extra-Refined SnOw-White Fable, Diary and
Packing Salt warranted entirely Pure and Dry,
put up IN various packages and styles. The on
iy pure Salt in the county.
IN For sale by all Storekeepers in the Uni
ted States.
1000 Cases Saponifier, genuine, for sale At man.
ufactuTer's prices in lots to suit purchasers, by
PIKE q KELLOGG,
ap9dwIy ST. Louis, No.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-06-20
OLD and YOUNG
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
VIZ: THAT

Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL preserve, iRfalti5Iy, the groictA and
Wv color Of the Hair, if used two or three
times a week, to any Imaginable age. Perfect
ly restore the gray; cover the bald with nature
own ornament, the hair; make II more soft and
beautiful than any oil, and preserve the scalp
free from all disease, to the greatest age States
men, Judges. Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen,
Professional Men, and Gentlemen and Ladies OF
all classes, all over the World. bear testimony
that we do not say too much in its favor. Read
the folio wing andjudge: ,.,..,
says on his arrival in the United States he
was rapidly becoming gray, but on apply
Ing Woods Hair Restorative his hair soon
recovered its original hue.
ECHARLES GARDEN, IL NASSAU ST., n ",
SAYS the gray hairs on his vsife's head were
after a few weeks trial, turned into dark
brown, at the same time beautifying and
thickening the hair.
A'C. RAYMOND, BATH, MAINE,
s9f.5says he is now sixty years old, and his hair
SHHand whiskers were two-thirds gray, but by
the use OF two bottles of restorative the
gray hairs have disappeared, both on
his hsad and face, and is more soft and
glossy than for twenty five years previous.
His wife OF the aga offifty-two, has used il
with the same effect.
FINLEY JOHNSON, ESQ., n. o.,
saws that ne lost his hair by the yellow fe-
yer in 1854. He used Woods Hair RestO-
ratiye, and his hair is now thick and glossy
SIN. MIDDLETON, LIVINGSTON, ALA
says the Restorative has done much COCO
in his part OF the country. He used II tor
badness, and now has fine head Of hair.
I'll. MORSE, LEBANON, KY
says he has Woods Hair Restorative used
in hundreds ofcases, and hever knew IL to
fail i'm accomplishing all ii processes to do.
Al. ALDEN, McLANbSB0R0, ILL,
says he had the scald head eight years, and
was bald but by the liberal use of Woods
Hair Restorative, he now has rich, glossy
head of hair.
~ Sold by all Druggists, and by o. J.
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ia Market street, st. Louis, Mo-
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