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LUIlSDEN,

CHARLES LUIGSDEN,
iAGEST FOR JuIy 1USTlss,l
4 SSOCSCEs THAT He WlLL0FFER, d. SATURDAY
"A l0th Inst. \ well selected stock OF WATCHES, q
JEwELEy. SrECTACLES and S1L.IEE-WARE, all IN.
OK good quality. lie 1at,ers himself, that his lonGGeaIa
experience In the business. and his Enow'sdSe Of the best
manufactures, will enable him to offer 10 his customers the
gCST GOODS At REASONABLE PRICES.
y. u. -WATGHES, CLOCES. SPECTA Il E ~
EWEX Y nrP.fEg1 in the best MANNER, nj SHORT SoTIcE,
and On Rrk-0SsHif rERNs. Call At
No.. 36, MAIN STREET,
March 9--if Third Door above 18th street.
TO EisICK MAKERS.
- EALED Proposals, are Invited until the 10Th May. lS10,
- by the Dire tors Of The "LIna.ic 4 yluni est Of the
~Allcehapy mountairs," AT Weston, Virginia, for making
and bui ming 1,00d,01U OF Bricks on the grounds OF the
said Asylum, wi Leave reserved on the part OF the
Board, to require OF The Contractor 2,huo, 900 lr cts, ~ the
same price per thousand.
The Bricks to he made and burnt in = marmrrt Ue APP
proved by the bonrd or Its Az a!s.
Satisfactory references should b. Plvsn. aud bond with
approved security vi BE- ~srqu!:cd for the I performance Of
the contract. j. y. CAMDEN, Clerx
Weston, Va, April 9l-tGMay Board Directors.
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IsIcIS'IoSD EEMALE SEMINAKY

HGCEsJEOND FEMALE SEMINARY
on GRACE STREET, EETWEES THIRD AND FOURTH,
LiCHNn*p, fIgGISII.
R.r. VI. D. iInGE, d. D.,L pn
fs1iE duties Of the current sea,!nn Of I'D. institution will
Il hc RESUMED Oh Tuesday, he :rd day Of January, lsGh.
INSTRUCTORS:
Rev. MOSES b. IioiiE, d. u, EnsUsh Literature and
Biblical studies.
\. NJ. DCruY, =. ~, Mental aud Moral Philosophy and
Natural Sciences.
s. II. COLEMAN university 81; Va, Masirmstlc.. An
cient Lancua gcs and History.
Miss AUGUSTA DANIEL. Preparatory Department,
Prot. CHARLES sl:lDEET, Piano.
Madame MATIIl!.DE ESTyAS, Vocal Music.
Prof. y. LA BOMBAKIE, French.
Prof. G. rERsiCo. Italian, Drawing and Painting.
SES0I: CARLOS CoRD0yEZ MERh, Spanish.
Prof. HEINRICH SCHNEIDER, Harp.
Prof. o.. A. ERICSSON, Guitar.
DR.. llogc's Lectures on Eng!i-tr Literature, whlc:. have
been found 80 very Interesting and Instructive, will he Goa
tlrusd. Young Ladies', residing IN the city, who no longer
pursue their studies ~ school hT. who still wish 10 cultivate
Belle. Le;tTes, may become members Of his classes and -.
tend 3. the prescribed hours wi,hou: hnfny oiherw!qe ron.
neci:d vita the Seminary.
Board for nine months, lending on The las; iAy
OF June, ISov):.............. -............f!iM W
Washing and Lights. ~ IN
Tuition In the Preparatory Department. ..,... % "
in Ordinary English Branches. ....... 10 w
In Advanced do. DO. 800. 81 w
In Modern and Ancient Language. each. 30 10
Music, Vocal and Instrumental. piano Hnd
GUITAR For oiic lesson, Of one hour per week III On
For two lessons, ~ unc hour each, per week.. 50 W
Use Of Piano. 10 TO
Drawing, ia crayon. ... IS on
Painting, in winter roicr- go. go. - 90
The Boarding Department Is under the control OF Mr. and
Mrs. Dupuy, who exercise n pIrentdi control over the
yOun: ladies committed 30 their care.
d.. Hog. will take pleasure In answering any letters Of
Inquiry with regard 10 the School. Al business letters
should be addressed :" A.. ". DUpCY.
Jan 2-tf Richmond, Va.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
r.. II. WAY 60 CO.,
INPcxrkAa AID
WHOLESALE DEALERS OF DRY GOODS,
New Marble building. No. Is, North Thirl Street,
WE offer by The package or piece, L" cash or prompt SIX
month. buyers, une Of the largest stocks oi Dry
Gonds in the un!on, which We will sell at price: tn defS com.
prton In my Of the great cities.
J.. 7. WAY,
JAMES II. DUNLAP,
WILLIAM y. WAY,
Feb G-i9,n GEORGE p. WAY.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE Aiif PREPARATION
,!,;t:1iIT o.
~;,gn.:GeEGe and Patronage,


Sr!ATE.sssi.N, Ridges, I!.ERLifMEN.
: AIDES AND GENTLEMEN. Is ALL PARTS or THE
81 world, testify 20 the .::iracy OF Prof. y. J. WOODS
it.NIR RESTORATIVE, AMI gentlemen nl the Prrss are
utxnImors ir Il, prais-. i few testimonials only can be here
siT"n--+ce circular 20. Ciorc-ard It VIII bu Impossible Tor
&. w.. s1::;.::. :.sw ,nKE, Dec. .", 1853.
',-I;t"rnyrt--r n,- ur... IL; :s, ~! !r... has been rcf-tv-
Fl, ,"yihG ;ha.: ycr ha.. h"".! thai had been hsacatied
~ 'hi' t"t 81 munGs iiair i.s>io'i't"r, az! :elu't"hs IVY
'-ri"Iratr 81 ;hc :nc:. II | had 10 oh.rc;!r.i 10 give u.
a%aTii: - you ci"r:fa!'r, a"cln.c Tank IL Ghr. Wy
a"' :. about :l years; :hc e"3- 8. .aT aai: auburn, and In
'::n gay. amd .h= ;">!p on IL. croT.I ~ Ley head 10 Lose
j., ::':a...ii:y All 'aadrucio :crn urea i. Escir Of these
h'-s:r"ahi:hics Increased with ;.lc. and about :o.r month";
,.:;e = !GCrth ~s- adscd to HEM. hy hair falling Ct The :op
q: II. head arr! Threatening 10 make rue laid.
" :hiI nnpirSsant rret!cam-nt, wn. induced 70 Try
Wno!, iIa!r Restorative. MALAY l., arrcs, the falling OF VI
:.y hair, fr had really no expectation That gray hair could
ever he restored 20 Il. original color cxccr, frog, dyes. ]
was, however, greatly surprised 10 tnd after the Use o. txo
bottles only, ,ha: not ONLY vas She falling OF ..rp.,cd, b.:
;a- color was restored To- the gray !'sin and ~sens!b!lity 20
The scA;p, aad iandrul' ceased 20 iorr' on my head, Y--y
mach 20 The qualification .: my "ii', 6: whose .niicits,!ou
! vas Induced 10 r.; X.
For ;.l,. .,aoac the many obligations, | owe To her sex, !
stros.ly r~sco.rmcnd all husband, who YlIue the admiration
o: their wives "a profit by ny example, and tee X L Srow.
- v,Ir r.spec:!ury, BEN. l.. LAVENDER.
Ia q. J. woed x Co., -! broadway. New YorE.
Wy :,r.ily are abscn; from the %!:y. and | sa no Longer
9, No. u Currol l!act.
SiIaIsrpS, Ala, July an'h. 1859.
r. rGaY. .. }. Eoup: Dear Si.-fcur " IIgir Iettors.
tive -" h:s done my hair 80 i:Gca GOOD since | commenced
It's effects or tie hair, which ARE great. A man ar woman
ElaY b. nearly deprived cf hair. and by 4 resort to your
q Hair Restorative" the has, will return mere hea.,!:a!
'.ar ger; ~ leas: this IS ny experience. Believe AL.
WA. IL. KEHEUr.
p.S.-rou ga: publish tn. aboY. :: you ike. BY pub
li.Gtn. in our Southern papers yos will get more patronage
South. see several OF your certificate, In n: I" Mobile
Mercury. Il strong Southern paper.
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THE RIGHT TO Isl OUR PATENT
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW-MtLLS,
Is INCLUDED IN THE PRICE OF OUR MILL.
ToaGE' PATENT RATCHET lIEDGLUCk -sr"I the
L labor Of one man In working the hill.
TIMBER WHEELS, for hauling Logs TO she Mill.
MACHINE P0R SAVING SHINGLES, III superior con.
strrctiun; SAN CUNNING MaCIiISE; GI:iST MILLS:
HORSE POWERS, for Ginning Cotton. &c.
Address GEORGE PAGE 4 CO..
Mnrrh 1t-1y nri.ir,o-. Nh
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PIANOS.
kHIE have jnSetrr-ved several more of65=Fs-c2aEsN
W !nS;s fGi| SEVEN OCTAVE SEwHSSTH
= = = -: i'a:R Il ES.
with Iar !rn., !raT".
These beautiful !a'Irunrhi- rival. ~ t"rr AID pO".s, ,he
clumsy and costly Grand Plane.
We have nov \ l"li AMI '"m:''re ";ssi. NIL bought 'cr
cash, a,I srlec;r.! h!ili great rir:.
April4I-tf T.. T. ASH 4 co Petersburg. Va.
PLANO EXTRAORDINARY.
. II. TAiLoi: Tia. jast received another
4 . Of DElGGSp PATENT PIANOS, the nn. 6ES--3SEi:TcT1
ly !ta!.us Constructed an truly scientific prin. ~C@7
csr!es for strength, durability, power to Sc-pII = ~
IN tune and TO 7c!a!a ihcIT i"n,, they are Ear superior to all
other Pianos. They nrr h!ehi! admired hy AL who har.
heard them.
y. T2sALiSiiiii S.yn of them:
The tone Is grsnd and GnDl,. /: has grH:t capacity Tor sGs-
tanning tn. snu;h y! sinriT.,. anal j.. ynium. at ;uns or
power. ! have never hr.ri "NCril, . III depth. pnI:tJ or syI.
pathetic sT-rtncSs.
.:atiSrhalt, S;r,t,1>rb, isareiZrit,
And many riir'- c,Gil"ni lrn:r->":s >ay e. ,hs:o:
The ro,rr "f ihr s1narra t!aaI tir hG-; tiraad Piano
fUTcs, Rni rTcr! Ih.T ~ par" musical iEt"miiHr aHf No..
tua; I"rr power. iSIY. &
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LOTTERIES,

Rv this Scherur,
Pnrrl,',"rs can select their "Sn AaHNer>, t''i .'S amS
amount .er \ fi:ir: they may i-~irr.
E<9" tit~ =, %":.-- M. =, :,"y!'.
M: sn rH"ry snrrrsuiIE hay. G:u!rtas- .>tGI':"i.i a." :
o'clock, +. ".
ia 'hin srHe:ne, :t"rr ~, - Nu'.l"~.- Yi.c",' - ~
~aIrei-ir"ta up 30 .a--ani tS"iT, ~ 'l:">- SrEIr:r- ~.
aIa~h !-oFs :he s!ree!. /: = n"-snI s-i-":- n"" = Tra!".r" an
o. fh- 10, and Thu. rrG!''T j. I':n';; ;h- >'.:rs-'~ Ir,"",
" ct:s hr" tine! The arUnu,:. invested. Ii .".. -"!.':cd
Nnnb-:- arc srawD, H. ."'- ta!f;. 81: aIr.. j: ;!.T"r
S.i-cieH Numbers are iraN2 H. set. '=U inni:r! for nl"i
" four selected Sambers are drawn. he 2ri- a Ii"I-eni or
ONO: u lre selected Suuihcr> are ,'rGTH, i':c thousand :nr
one; II nix selected .Su.nb-r, Az :..,ra, ::ir-I ;hou7an.i
4 one Ee:hsh!h,r.' II tao "r rlnrc selected Euunl'.rs ar"
tsEcu, and All oi these Numbers 81 .-h"ct": AZ hn: .:E""n
aIaORS .ht twrlI- DrafM NCMnel-. :hr Iick.. :. . GlEn:.
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OLD ONISI0 SAVINGS BANK,
OC HiCuMlND gu ARrEEEQ LIZ TILE LEGlSLATCRE
WRITE SULIssUR MpEINGs,

WHITE SULPHUR SPEslSGS,
GHEENBRlER COUNTY, ~.
fGNHlS long established Watering Place will br opened Cor
Il the reception Of visitors on the 18TH NAY.
Many new and Important arrnngcucntsa have been made
since tic las: scns02 10 this large establishment, anu no
efforts will be spared 10 make the guests comfortable.
JEREMIAH NORTON, President.
]. Humphreys, General superintendent.
~ Correspondents will please address.
J.. HI MIIiREYS,
Superintendent; White sulphur Springs,
hrrIi lS-S.aw.lJuly Greenhricr County. vs..
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u,ies Of Judge, do, withuu.
entlerucn, most respectful
elf 1 candidate for the Jud.
Hoping thst this request
onslG-rs,ion, We subscribe
Your frlrnt
r. ias D-snc,
Geo. ". Hobspn.
Dcane Robson;
". Y. Warwick.
Thomas .1ohustpu,
Axnu Page,
Thos. \. huxley,
Jno. +. Alvey.
L. Y. Breeder,
YIN. L. Porter,
WA. G. Barker,
Peter Tlnsley,
John W. Sarvay,
3. HIrsa,
John o. Chiles.
J. II. Connell,
Lemuel Yerhy.
Il. A. E. Dabue,,
Il. 7. Anderson.
". b. Stubs.
!. +. uay,
W. u. MARTIN.
J. ". RRtcl.i:s,
Andrew piaIini.
I. Mccarthy,
J. P. Swords.
VIM. Ii. Parker.
VIA. ). Thaw,
John Harold,
John V. Darr-coti.
". L. warlng,
Harvey Allen,
Richard Z. Armstrong,
Chas. Slebblns,
Albert L. West,
NeEry &. Benson,
Geo. :. Lounes,
John W. Davies.
Jos. s. Robinson,
4. Bargsmln, Jr.,
Geo. barRsmin,
l.. D.. Hitchcock.
y II. Ragluni, Jr
Nm. ". Depson,
YIN. h Pledge,
Vim. Ga.,oa,
Geo. ". Gary.
David Wilson,
/. ". HancocE.
John :. f'lishuch.
". II. johnsoG,
Y. q. Haddil!.
Jas. Smith.
Rolling iicke,t,
81. Lewis Randolph.
J. II Harris.
s. Dinford.
J. 4. S;egal.
Z. II P!uney.'
Parks & Minor,
Theodore Courtney,
Kich't L. Bro~u,
.. J. johnson.
ABR. Hirsh,
A. Hutzler,
Vim. Il. kenIou,
J. y. Parker,
Joseph \. Arnold,
n nHriru
"A. C,h.nl.s
W. =. Plcasairs,
Richard J. Hundiry,
wn, Il. Allegro.
q. W. Ar,nisiead.
Lu""ru
WIZ. urahs,n' '''
Jonn ooo.1,,
hoo,. q. .ii's.
L"~i. Ante'o'"'
y. in,'ns,
JAM. >: IhNonr
10; w: pFeNi''
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l.: Il Siuplp,
Mht Eoosi',
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'FiTI: L. =. MAIL STEAMSHEP YOItIs
TOWN, FOR NEW YORK.

EIIlE YORKTOWN, Capt. Lewis Parrish, ~
Il will leave here 1T ! o'clock, 4. NJ, <ZSNlnnSEs
TUESDAY, the Isl o.! May. &lErlLlJ
Excursion tickets Issued Ia go and return l@S3a%5
by either OF the steamers. siate.room .pa meals included
for The very low price o! fE".
Passage 10 New York. meal. and -tate-ruom included,
flo. Storage passage 81.
Passage TO Norfolk SAME rs hy the river boats.
rrcicli: received to-day, Monday, and up 20 the hour Of !"
O'Clock, ". Tuesday, unless II snifeirncy he received prior
10 that honE.
Consisnecs are requcs.c! 20 send for their goods To-day:
Freishtfor Boston AIKEN At moderate rates, and forwarded
with dispatch.
Tickets and i,rr;h- secured IL or Office. or on board
the ship. LlDtAM < "AISoH.
Anril 3ll-.t
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SIIIpPiNG.
sTEAM-NEw YORK ~soUThAMprON

STEAM-NEW YORK aSoUTHAMPrON
AND UAYNE.
TUE Vanderbilt European Limo United
Il States Mali Steamships sail between @SssssIs.
New York, southampton and IIarre. SI1LJERs
r3oN SEW YORK ron SOUTH. RE1CnAIsd, yHoa
1NPrOS AND IIyEE. Hlyn. $50 S'rTHAHr.
Vanderbilt. lefevre. Salday. May ) Wednesday. May g.
Illinois, Griffin. saturday, MAY 10 "Wednesday, Jun 8.
Vanderbilt. ..... Saturday, June III Wshn-sd.y, lr!y J.
Illinois, ......... saturday, Jung ~ "Wednesday. inly i,
Vanderbilt. ...... Saturday, July .s Wednesday: AuS. TO-
Illinois. Saturday. Ans. II Wp'inf-'i"'' A"1'-'.
These ships have water-tight compartments.
Price o. passage either wny the sainr.
First Cabin. $l2D and slun. SECOND Cabin 60. ii"'"
Cshin So.
Certificates OF passage Issued from Europe to Am"rirs.
Specie delivered In London and PARIS.
D., TORRANCE, Agent,
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THE EAR.

Numerous Testimonials from the highest physicians and
private gentlemen OF this city, who have experienced the
success and
PAINLESS SYSTEM
" operating on The enr for
DEAFNESS,
cat. be seen NJ Yr. EAL1SG:'S Consulting Rooms,
lSS MAIN STREET,
Lr, rror q mi + o,cloct April 30-fir
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DR.. SWeeT's
INFALLIBLE IMMINENT,
The Great External Remedy,
FOR RHEUMATISM, GoUT ,NEURALGlA, LUMB 4
60 STIFF NECK AND JOINT, SPMAIHS'
BRUISES, ours AND WOUNDS. Files
HEADACHE AND ALL RtiEu HAllC

FOR RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEUR ALICIA ~ MBA
mEADACHE AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS;
For all OF which it is speedy and certain rcm'uy,
and never fails rhis Eminent is prepared from .ne
recipe fDr Stephen Sweetot ConnectlcuI lht aouo
Zone setter and has been used in his pracuce iCr e
than twenty ears with the most astonishing success
As AN IiIEyIATOK OF PAIN, it is unrva'ed by any
preparation before the public, OF which the most skepU
cal may be convinced by single tr'a,' aio,u, Rupr.
Thi, Lnimeut will cure rapidly ana radlcalIy, hhho
MATtC DIsonpERs of every Kind, and in Thousands OF
cases where has been used it has never peeh
Ton NEURALGIA, it will afford immediate relief IN
every case, however distressing IT..
1t will relieve the worst case OF HEADACHE i'll ''''e
minutes aud Is warranted 10 40 II
TourACHE also il will cure Instantly .,-,,
EoR NRRyoUs DEBILITY AND GENERAL AsslrUDN
arising from jmprudence or excess TINS hlulhsnC ~
most fanny and untaing remedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues, 1t strengthens anu Ie'''e
the system and restores 1t to elasticity and Vlgor
FoR PnHI-Asan external remedy, we CLAIM lhat u
is the b know and we challenge the world to produce
an equal Every victim of mis- distressing rp IN;
shouid rive it trial for it will not not al 10 aHo[9 IN
mediate relief and IN majority OF cases VIII e'0V
,dticnt cure $500 ...,..ir,o, ovtrenelv
MALIGNANT and dangerous but Timely appilc"uo" Vi
this Imminent will never iaii 10 cure -, -, oroo
SPRAINs are sore lines very obstinate, ana Gu arg
Incnt of the joints Liable to occur he&ecie"; 80"
wort ca,e may be conqne'ei by this Liam mt Ill TWO
RpTIsrs Cur,. WOUNDS SORES, ULCERS, BURss AND
SCAIps Weld readily to the wonderfully healing pro
"ertirs of nR. SWEET'S INALLIBLE LlNlMENI,
when u,ed according ~ directions Also CHlLBLAIHS
FROSTED FHEr and INsFCT BITES and SiingS IT,,
EVERY IIoRsE OWNER should have this remedy AT n"n.
,r IFS timely Use at the first appearance OF Lameue's
viii electually prevent those formidable dfea'e'' 10
which all liable, aud which renoer so l"ay
otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless. :. 81,
-~JJyc- four bundled voluntary Testimonials 10 me
wonderful cueatve properties OF this Imminent nave
been received within the last two years, ana many o.
them from persons in the hi chest ranks OF life
CAUTION.
To avoid impo&tion, observe the Signature and Ike
re.s of Dr. Stephen Sweet on every label ana als'
. sweet InfAlhbe LInment" blown II the glars o
each bottle without which none ae genuine
0 RICH ARDSUN CO.
Sole + oprietors, Norwich CT
Forsaleby +. f. Smith, general Agent for Vermont
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Dr.. Streets Efaifble Lnimcnt
the great ExternalRemedythe OF age
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THE
On L Y Pr EPA RTION
THE
HAVING PROOFS so STRONG AND DIRECT AS TO
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL.

| UE AAAAo
NOR Statesmen, judges, Elitors, Physicians of the
Oldest schools as we'll ne y give it their unqualified
sanction and recommend it for Ill cases of ernfi0nY
ana ds eases OF tn scalp IN brain but ali who have
USED unite IN eSfifyi1g that will the hlr
from being gray. al rom filling to NV lga as we'll
as to restore. Read the fol owing
Oak Grove, S. c., June, oath 1859
a.. haoF, o. ). WooD: Oar Slr:-YOlr Htir Rs1tora-
i've IS rapidly gaining p1p Ia1ty in this co nmrny [
nave occasion to laY Dr1i ldc all IT, AMI give your
Hair Restorative perfect test =
During the year 1854, was 80 unfortunate as to be
thrown from my su XIV ansta rock near the road tide
from which nv head received most terrible blow;
causing great dea ofirritaon, which communicated
tnthe brain and external surface OF tho ad from the
effects 1t VIII CHI nv hlr ally li,tr)yeI over the
entire surface of the head. Fro the time first dis
covered Its drrppng however 10 to thu time of its
Cotai di3apperance employed everything [ could
thlnk o. beng p'of"siO1al MN myself and, AZ l
thought m er'a lin I'll. ltI". # III. lisea but
was ATTN nay defeated neysry prescription advanced
IheSe and no other circumstances induced m9 to
resort to your worthy Hair Restorative which | have
every reason TO bell eve produce very happy reult
two m nhS afte the first app cl ton had as beauti
full head of young hair az | ever saw for which |
certainty owe you nv m st sincere thanks. Rest
assure dear sir, shall rec IN .nd remedy to
all enqulr9rS; mOranVer [ shall use my inf Ience
winch hlter myself tn say, is not a little,
You can publish thi5 if Won think proper
yours. very respectfully, NJ ]. WRIGHT, NJ D
Office Of the IeFerDli,r Plip)i Va Dec 49, 1858
Dear Sir II feel it w duty as WI, as nv pleasure
to state to you the ol'owin CIR ;um anca which YOU
can use as Vol think proper. gentleman of This
pace(a laW9r has bee bald since his early youh
80 much 81 fhaf he wa'conp,l'ed to wear q wig He
was induced to u'e bottle Of vonr Hlir Restorative
Whch he Ied ye'y mEh an after using soma two or
three bottles his hair grew quite uxurianty and
en1w has htndsoml head of hlir The gentlemaus
name is B'a tfI"d and rs he is wall known in our
adjoining counties, many p'r'ons can testify to the
OF VIZ Bra iford YT Gun eel great al of your Hair
ne'tor't ive in thi7 and th> adjoining utties if you
have the proper gents Yours. &c,
THOMPSON SURGHNOR
DN WooD Dear Sir: Permit m. to express the
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SpaIdIng's Prepared Glue!
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
SPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLUE!

SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE!
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ECONOMY DISPATCH
95-"AsTroH IN T1MH SAVES NNn."nf
- accidents .OHhoppen, eUsn IN Oers0uIatsd Gfiss
IL Is very desirable TO nave some Chap and convenient
way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys. Crockery, 30,
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household can afford
to be without it. IBaways ready aud up to the stiok
ing point There is longer necessity for imning
chairs, spntered veue ,rs heaie,s dolls and broken
cradles It just the article for cone she'll and other
ornamental work, opopuar with ladies OF refinement
This admirable preparation Ia used cold, being
ally held ia solution, and possessing all the
valuable qualities OF the best cabinet -makers Glue It
may be u'9i in t1' plac, Of ordinary mucaSe being
vastly more adhesive.
"UsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE."
N b. "A Brush accompanies each bottle PRroE &
Wholesale Depot, No. 80 Platt-st., my.
Address,
HENRY c, SPALDING & CO.,
Box No $500 New York.
70 \ single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will savet ten times its cost annually to every
household IN
Sold by ali prominent statoners, Druggists, Hard.
ware and Furniture Dealers, Grocers, and Fancy
Stores
Country merchants should make note Of SPALD.
lNG'S PREPARED GLUE, when making up their list
1t will stand any climate
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE!
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY sTATIoNERs.
sPALDNG's PREPARED CLUB,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY.
Manufactured by
HENRY G. SPALDING g. CO.,
4S CEDAE-sT.. New York.
Address Post-Ofice, Box No $500.
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. equal has never been found. 1t manufactured by
A. GREEN at Highgate, w. and is put up in largeI
ha more Tasty style, and is more highly perfumed
"ah any otthe numerous hair dressings ofthe day.
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Pianos To Let,

g,HOsE wishing to rent Pianos, find an assormen
| AT reasonable prices at
GEO w. WILDER'S MUSIC STORE, in the new Free
man Building, State ST., Montpelier, VT
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disease. cold settles somewhere in the body, and OBJ
structs its natural functions These, if not relieved
react upon themselves and the surrounding organs pro-
ducng general aggravation, suffering, and disease
While in this condition, oppressed by the derangements
take Ayers Pills and how directly they restore the
natural action of the SYSTEM and with the buoyant
feeling of health again. What true and apparent in
this trivial and common complaint is also true in many
of the deeseated and dangerous dstempers. The
prgave effect expels them. Caused by similar obstruc
tons and arrangements of the natural functions of the
body, they rapidly and many of them surely cured
by the same means None who know the virtues Of these
Pills, will neglect to employ them when suffering from
the disorders they cure
Statements from leading physicians in some of the
principal Cities and from other well known public per-
sons.
From Forwarding Merchant Of 81. Louis Feb. 4, 1885,
DR.. AYER Your Pills the paragon of all that il
great in medicine. They have cured my little daughter
of neus upon her hands and feet that had proved
incurabe for years. Her mother has been long grew
ously afflicted with botches and pmpes her skin and
in her hair. After child cured she also tried
your Pills, and they have cured her.
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Price, rs cents per Box, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared by DR.. &c. AVER g. co., Lowell, Mass


who,esale nv J. NJ. Henry, Waterbury. Retaled by
r Pierce and S. P Redfeld, Montpelier; F. B. Sails"
bury, W Randolph j. c. Fargo Randolph Geo. S \
I %Gi Mnsworth. Wilamstown; A. E.Bigelow, Barre
B N Hyde, Painfed J. AeBemis, Marshheld and dod al
dealers in medicine everywhre. moooyl%V1
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HHCIOdeOIlS.

vDuE REST and CHEAPEST Melodeons are kept at g. W.
| Wilders Music Store, Freeman Building Moh'peheE