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-Csnsdian hour Was IN moderate demand, with sAles
Of 100 800 bbis a. Is TOAST 10 for extras. South
ern Sour Wa some zee sctivei common brands
were steady and nrm, while extrs brands. were I'M
changed he ' A.. embraced about loo es.,
Rye nour vs steady our Quotations VIM limited ..,ss
Corn meal WAS In fair demand with sAics Of about 800
bbls At % 70 for jersey whea-The market for whs.
~ .ns forenoon opsnca nrme, VIC an so,,.e aemAnd
advance 10 me rates o. freight Affected The upwId
movement IN prices me sales embraced about $50 900
e9snes ~ S . T unse .,onsan ana ksnsoSsy
20 Tor smoer ooored Long Island, and ri u % for
WIZ 90 ~ " ior red And amber western, VI 81
~ 90 TOT 70 Ssase, ~ " ~ - for a1ow Iowa ard
wnoonsm - - - " Ios nnweukse club, and - u 70
~ '% vncsfo spr n % 80 - osssc asd W AT
for Western mixed anost and at about 100 IN STORE and
&c ior o,d yellow rye vas nominal . 1ec Barley wss
In fair demand and IN good supply Oats we're ssesdy and
the demand good with saea oil western ~ 31c oIkc,
and OF stae nsIko
s ', s. eP mo c.,so the ooursr
chiefly within tho range Of 1bc 15sc., 100 Do ~.
Domingo for export hp
Ccr1os-me sales embraced about 800 sAles- re
msfks' c'osed sueuy, Out Without aooeaoe change 10
prices - -
rGus m. marie. bet! assumed greater ar-ssss ana
engagements .ere made . an advance 10 Livcs-
m pun ana NJ oss,, 10 nhc.i $50
90. oosn ~ nsa Zoo ZOO ee's Soar u
- "a sna Nv 49, ~ o'soa ~ "a 10 lnooou ooo
20. uor q. aem ~ nssxso ~ WA, ~ pases nops ~
IA 80 V ~ a,ss.o~ aoo 1 sns sna snlps 80,
- nns :. 10 ~ vsS. i,~o eusnes wnsas were
from Norfh 70 Jamaica, with lumber At Ole, and sank
With loswood, NJ ~ and schooner of ara TONS iron B.
Johns river 70 sAmaica ~ VA and back, with haywood,
~ ~.
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next President And this has produced diereu. eject
In different minds, for whAe sv rvhvlming
jry depsore H. others very midst rejo,ce
the cousummatop Of their devoutest hlpes There
decided majority Of this hrst clsss, h19evsr and
are the true inhabitants Of The South the real pro.
prieiors OF ~ soil, VINO have written upon their hearts
with cenched teesh-abe Lincoln, 30 help US Heiven,
shAn be our President.
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high commendston smong an classes In the South 50
far AZ Ascertain that section
sccoros Mr.. Benz PATRIOTISM and . dsntorested
PEGS which every man. North and SOUTH who loves the
Union, should appreciate He has done Tor ~ cause
han any i've thousand others living.
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The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning we're t2e,5e4 SCI 70, and the balances
81 III ,0e4 81.
The following dividends have been declared
The Nassau Bank, semiannualI dividend OF three
and half per cent, payable on the 10th instant;
the Bank Of Montreal, q semi-annua dividend Of
-four per cent, payable on the LIST Of December.
We hear to-day that the directors Of the Erie
Railroad Company have resolved upon postponing
the foreclosure saie-vhich was advertised fos the
10th Of November--tnl January or February next.
The Artisans' Bank Is redeeming lis circulating
notes today on presentation at its counter.
The Northern Light this morning brings In Ca
nsornia inslalment Of 81 24l, s3o Coleman. 10 his
San Francisco circular by this arrival. SAYS
In ncosaayy nasssss, BtsIs hsa occurred vcvshT u
ended remark sinoe The sailing of The steamer 0 the 1s
inss he requirement for funds has FOR The most part
beee met without having v looms, and FOR ths
ssuing steamer there dos pos appeax, - yee, any ind
catlsa OF strine1cy, o. . likelihood list shs demand
win sscssd thaa Of ~ stsnnW dAy, which ~ cne q
comparatively nodsats ms raisa ooatinus u TX
AK pw cent q @tNfA1eRy collateral mere 10 been
good dsnasd ~ NJ - N dAys " soh bavs for ship
ussut 70 China and The dsasrs nave been In with
dwak rpply with wn'cb v Dsss We vsss u We
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

n y
Asws.--The market was quiet and prices were IN.
hanged
BRnApsuryr -Tlour--rhe market ws Armer II the
opening but the upward tendency checked BY The
advance IN fteghs. Tho sales embraced abcus 1909
abs coerg with the range OF The following qpotai
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The following table will show the amounts at
the several depostaries subject TO the draft of the
Treasurer of the United States, on the 22d Of Oc-
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steamer. The selling rate has been steady at $780, but
ths viii doubtless be exceeded beore tho require
nsnt Of 10 morrow 70 sstsbed Sterling exchange less
favorable 10 the seller Of commercial bins owing 70 the
considerable amount oferDg here and the decipe in
New York. We quote 70 day bAis bankers, At 4si 4;
others IT 4ed. Aekd. Sight exchange New York rs
unchanged. The market continues bare Of Mexican
collars, and We quote nomnsly At per cent premium
been no treasure shipments by sailing vessels The
Storm King for Hong Kong has on board $4S sat 80,
mostly gold bars, but yet cleared The opet
OF the United stAee Branch Mint In this CITY, from lst 70
eth inst inclusive, embraced the following deposits and
coinage
Sold bullion received, weight amer melting OF 3oS
Coinage, goId-double eagles. .3ls0 900
gold-haif eaeea ..........,...a0o GOO $lTo 600
- siiver-haK dollars. ................. 1900
Total coinage. .slS5 900
We have received London papers of the 18th
nit. The London Times of that day thus notices
the aspect of money matters
A. The Bnnk Ouurf to-day alteration made In
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soUrH CARoIlSA pxIHsAnoH. the election in ID 10
ssaa< has resulted the election OF oil the old
bers q Congress except Ksia whces phase supplied by
Lewis Mayer. he IAeisature y democratic or IS the
papers aencninste 10, Union, ,houxh Of lie membe
are blatant about dissoivins the Union.
CovopE-At recent meeting In Covodcs Compression
ri district Pcnnsylvana having been charged that he
had written letters . nomination for Coz
gres Mr. Covode raised his right hand and called
hiA Maker 70 witness that be had asked any one,
given any money 10 any 70 secure bis nonnatioo
whec be had concluded, A. J. Elliott, Esd, Sheriff Of
Armstrong county, rose declared The statement false
produced letter sent him by Covode asking him 10
aid In securing his nomination, and covering free rail-
road pas 70 the nioago Conventiou.
RxrrpAnse me H,cHu Lw.-n r. being said su over
Warrington, says The Star, that Mr. WIN. l. Hodge (who
VS. Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury under the Fill
more dmtnissration, Il viii be rsmembered,) haa 70
ce,ved letter iron ,hs Hon Thomas Coewin, OF Ohio,
Who has boon Spending dsys ., Springfield NJ. In
coss oommun, oatiou with Lincoln wherein Mr. Coywin
writes that l. agures him Of his determinatioo, II
eeocd rigdly 70 enforce the Fugitive Save lag every
where throughout the non slaveholding STATES.
ron GOWN xERxp.-rhonas Corwn, Of OHIO 10
now in Illinois srcrtins his eoqueuce In behalf Of Lin.
coin he Cincinnati Bsqvsro states hat while be was
addressing sudenoe at Jacksonville, In that sase The
following incident oocurred-A note handed 10 him,
which he rod II couchsd In The noss polite terms,
and ertnded IN and pressing invitation 70 the
Hon nr. oor~in 70 vss--cnly one mile dstant-ihe
",cmb d Hardin, j." Who had boon "weioomcd TO Mexico
by bloody hands and shospitable gravel" orwin vn
thunderuck He pot The note down, took u up twisted
H. hung his head, and said nothing.
pfny oTT-n0 -Yhe atudeun
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Miscellaneous Items.


The Washington Star OF the LIST instant saysrhe IMAM
csl commoton which has prevailed In the leading
mercia ctiee in view Of the threatening political coud
top Of the country, has reached Washington In slight
wAve lost sufficient the banks husband the
resources, and the busness 10 send out their
counts collection somewhat In advance OF the
airy periods In this respect the New York merchants
have furnished them precedent the South 10 just
flooded With drafts, 10, from Northern merchants,
10 advance Of the usual time for sending them and which
"breach CUSTOM evidently stri suitable the
that N accounts may not be coectabe
all later period. Our Washington merchants have
squared up promptly, 90 far ~ hear; bat we have
believe that many drafts have been returned
protested from further South.
HoMEsPuN.
One Of the features OF late air at Atlanta, Georgia,
the appearance the grounds OF twenty pupils OF
school, with their teachers, Ill clothed in Georgia home
spun.
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sales of Real Estates
~ Adrian H. Mailer.
Ioa Win Two sovy brcA stable IN req, no~hvst enwS9
Of nAdjsoa pyspue I'D hiSts>h y, y spe e,,sN&W
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The Banks in Kentucky.

KENTUCKY, DATED OCTOBER g.
We are all looking with good deal Of apprehension "a
the Presidential election, and fear that sh al
have serious trouble. never hard times In thu
city have The revulsion Of 1857 was not
comparable 10 II, and where Is 70 end s more than
zee At present Our banks doing nothing, and ali
NE banks In the South have stopped business until After
the election.
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Reducing NE -four 70 bushels, the total recsipta a
grain since The Isl January aount 70 u 80 sos bush
els against 10 796 In buabels recsived during the cor
responding period In 1850 s eliminated rook u -four,
wheat and corn In store yesterday va ~ fonovs;-
floor, bbh ~ 100
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WtIs' CbnHnfTcsM EJ7ress Of November con.
tains foongs Of receipts o. corn at that point from
the crop Of 1869, amounting 10 little over 10 ooo,
900 Bushels. From The crop d 1853 the receipts
we're only $500 900 buahs,s; from The crop Of 1857
there we're $4,000 bushels. The Express oonai.
ders II probable hat corn receipts at Chicago from
the crop Of 1890 WIN reach n, 900 900 bushels.
The Cincinnati Gasets Of the 3lst says
We have bad another wssk o. $50 and comparative
dunees IN We mcesy mAytel Lea1ers, IN nnti,ipaSiou
Of sotive movsnaat b ~ mmsdAss fusurs have rot
been preshg thew captai, have sAey erhbfsd any
dApositssn nnke eunoaoDoaa u ~ ra1D Of inSsrss
rood pspW sqv0 70 We dssaasd. ne rsgaiR hossa
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Our Lynchburg Correspondence.
LyNcWguRG Va Oct 40 1870
THE Banks In North Carolina.

EXTRACT OF PRIVATE LETTER, DATED WASHINGTON
NORTH CAROLINA, OCTOBER n, 1860, TO A aER
CHANT OF NEW YORK.
suppose you begin think that do not intend 70 pa,
my little ao,ount, that negectng IL quite 70.
long But the true cause ID that We cannot get exchang
from our banks any terms whatever am sorry tina
It % happens thai cannot pay on the receipt Of tn
goods.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06
PROGRESS IMpOSSIBTr

We call this the age of progress 1t is so.
Butt some departments of science discoveries
have been made, and practical systems intro
duced, which leaves nothing to be desired in
the way Of improvement and which. in fact.
preclude progress by giving US perfection at
the outset For example, when Professor
HOLLOWAY, some twenty-five years ago, gave
to the world his inestmable remedies, he
seems to have nothing even for himself to
achieve, in the treatment of human maladies.
The progress of the demand for his Pills and
Ointment has, indeed, been unparalleled in
the history Of medicine; but he has found no
reason to alter a single ingredient or vary a
proportion. We therefore class the SOVEREIGN
antidotes for external and internal diseases
with which that distinguished medical reformer
has blessed the world, among the inventions
which are perfected at their birth.
Our method of arriving at correct appre-
citation OF the respective merits of opposing
systems, is by comparison. Now, we have
seen great deal Of what is called regular
practice, and do not hesitate to say that it
fails more frequently than it succeeds. This
is not the case with Holloway's Pills and
Ointment. In many instances-some of
which should be specified if space permitted
--we have seen these remedies effect complete
and permanent cures. when eminent members
of the faculty had exhausted their reoertoires
without finding anything that would even
alleviate the agonies Of their patients. Testi-
mony conhrmatory of our own observations
on the subject is continually pouring in from
all parts of the Union, aud we cannot refuse
credence alike to our own senses, the common
sense Of the public, and the almost universal
opinion of our brethren Of the press
The case as between the Faculty and Pro-
lessor Holloway seems to stand thus: The
faculty have the prestige Of antiquity. author
ity and usage,
Holloway, on the other hand, is not man
of mouldy maxims. lie cites no authorities
save living witnesses and contcmporary 6cts
few pages suffice to devolopo his system and
embrace his simple directions. lie denonncos
mercury and all corrosive poisons. and does
not believe that life can be saved BY draining
its fountains. Above all, he furnishes the
whole civilized, aud no small portion of Tho
semi-barbarian and savage world. with A pm
and an OINTMENT, which appear 10 accom-
plsh all that the Faculty aim at, but in five
cases out OF six fail to effect For diseases of
stomach, the liver, the bowels and kidnevs
as well as for ordinary pulmonary affections.
the FIILs are absolute specifics and the
sufferer from external disorders or Injuries
may recover under the operation of the ONT.
MINT, when nothing else will save him.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06
litrraru Tnstttutiuns.
WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR

M ASHlNGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
w SCHOOL.-Ths Institution will be re-opened
the Isl day Of September next IN the north wing Of
the new Union School Building, in Montpelier, under
the charge Of
NJ. NJ. MARSH, Preceptor
Mrs. LUCY A. MARSH, Preceptross.
As ample and perfect accommodations for pupils are
provided at any school in New England and compe
tent and sufficient corps Of instructors been engaged for
any number Of students
The emncnce and experience Of the Principal guaran-
tee the best methods Of instruction in the different de-
partments. And the Institution will be furnished with
all that contribute 20 thorough scholarship, ncud
ing large, and classic Library.
French will he taught b. the Preoepress who speaks
the language with the correctness and facility OF native
Of France
The acadcmical year consists Of two terms Of twenty
weeks each. divided into Quarters, commencing AS fol
lows
lst Quarter, Sept. l. 1859 3D. Quarter Jany 20, 1860
I'd " Nov. 10, 1859 9th April ~, 1862
TUITION PER QUARTER.
English Studies, $500
Latin, Greek German and French Languages, $50
By order Of Trustees.
Montpelier, July 26, 1859 5iU
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06
WEEKS MAGIC COMPOUND
WEEKS, MAGIC COMPOUND

Hhhhe MADlC CohfObNb
sure aud sovereign remedy Tor
C.yb Sor. T5.t -, =, f'
Jg ~
"''' 'Y'"'''-"' fttef ana dghe.
Tits Nauant,d to relieve tho Group in FIVE minutes.
To break up caIaluou cold ia a sngle night
To relieve me Asthma al once.
To .i.rr an eorgh. and li..ss.. ~ 3D. i.,.. ...
20 liberation.
10 break un me eh'lI' aud fe'erin fe" days
''''''' To- d. 'NN''Nh s. %.
r,.a..1. baluet' v t. nov - le'S
~ auoIus in' great pleasure 20 add my testimony in
mN"f ~ your ii'@NtH dieinn-ihc Magic compound
mad lteu subject 90 must distressing cough Tor more
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06

u FAD READ This Ointment. where
i = introduced is selling very rapidly and why Sim
ply for tho that does what Ia an cases WAR
RANr it TO 90. tr-vit To scratches on horses in
from two u six days, when The directions g
each box strictly followed.
have used DIR. Hcnrss Ointment Tor Srraiche. aud
Salt NhcuW sores very often, without single lailnrr
HtNHY srtiNnoDR, Proprietor Public House,
hsheate, VI
Tits the best remedy for scratches CALLS and cals
ever saw, j. J.. SAsDgHsoN, Pro. fremont HOUSE,
81. Alhans. VI
With the recommendation ~ such veteran horse deal
SIR Suohous OF lighgaic. and j. L. sandcrson Of
81 Adams, any other endorsement is unnecessary
almost absolute certainty. Tits excellent for md
cracks u cows uals and appears Co be just the article
for every fnuer 90 Keep in constant readiness BHr-
hHgfou, w.. fger Ttcss.
1t has been tried and not found waudug--St 15qRs.
cured uy hands with Dr. Henri, b Electric Ointment
n weeks. when thc Physicians said would be- with
o,t the Of 81 ntia. HAD cut a the fingers To
the bone Wiuta circular saw. A. ID. fEckAN.
Lebanon, y. II.
had the misfortune 10 scald myself quite severely.
and by making on application Of your DR.. Hcurys ONT
mcnt, Che pain from the burn almost Instantly disappear
cd, aud in five minutes ft iur1uvtn whatever
from the ,ccts n the frc-ClAItNnA SANrsoN Mont
Eomery, W.
II Is useless waste time ia writing OF reading more
lengthy advertisement Of this Ointment Enough that il
Is ioaTraHfe 10 gire ffao0H whether used Tor scat
ches' sores burns or any wounds Of whatever nature
beast.
Farmers i-Areyour Cows troubled with sore tcats ?
II you will apply DR.. Henry Elocre Ointment at night
/ will warrant them well iu the morning
Manufactured hy a. J. GREEN, Highgaie. Vt
wholesale dq0fs,-New York, Mrkcssop a Rob
bins Boston, Chas. c. Goodwin a. Co.: Troy J l.
by one more in every village
Orders solicited from the trade jlO3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06

z Nfato Sc, ATNanY, \, !,
The above letter coming from the does, speaks
very highly for Friend Green's Hair nugorator. ave
have long known this, superior hair preparation,
and am glad sec such Dr. Hcrrick of Albany,
give evidence unsolicited by Mr. Green like the above
This In,goraor is for sale 10 all villages By one or
more. r., %. 52O2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06


ehaye put zap aud sold . this article Tor over 10 yrs
ana CAN SAY IN COMP = DENCE AND TRUTH Of il,
what have never been - able To- say NJ ,uv ,thrr
lnedlclne-N ~ fk HAS = IN FAILED. IN A SIN
u e INSTANCE, TO :. EFFECT A CURE, when
gmeN used Never did = We know instance Of
uissat'a lacuu by any one - who used il. On the
nary, all arc delighted with It's operations and speak
IN terms OF highest com u mendation Of It's ma dcal
eheet ana medical virtues We speak In this matter
WHAT WE 10 KNOW, afrH ter ten years experience,
ANDfLEp1k OUR REPurA - TON FOR THE PUPIL
NRNT OF WHAT WE HERB II DECLARE In almost eve.
ny Instance where the in fant Is SUFFERING frou main
and exhaustion, relief will be found i'm fifteen OH en-
~ minutes after the syrup 2 is administered
This valuable prepare tion is the prcseripton Of
one , t d. We most EXP hl ENCED and SkILLFUL
y OrSfs M New Ensiend : and has been used with
Is THOUSANDS : or CASES.
hot ohy removes the " child from pain, but nvig-
ura'es INC stomach and bowels, correots acidity,
and gives tone and energy n to the whole system IL
will almost instantly re ueye
GRiPiNG IN TIE BOWELS, AND
WIND : collie,
and overcome commissions = which II not speedily rem
edicd, end in death. We = believe il tbe rrsr and
SLitLhI hEMEpY IN THE - WORLD, IN all eases Of
DnShNIEB1 AND Dl ~ ARRHGA IN Chill
DtEN, whether il arises " from teethinp or from AMI
9ther cause we would u say to every mother who
mas child suffering from - any Of the foregoing COM
/ plalnts-DO NOT LET YOUR PRYJtDIcIs NON I'M
FhhIuDicEs or OTHERS = stand between your suffer
ing child and the relief that will be SURE YES An.
SOLOIELY SURE 10 follow the use Of his med.
lohe umeiy used. ful -, directions for using win ac-
company eath bottle-'- None genuine unless the
fac-simile Of CURTIS x e PERKINS. New York il
on the outside wrapper
SSoid ny DIX dGlSIS = throughout the world
Principal Office, No 10 Cedar-st, New York.
Frlce only 25 cents per bottle.
j. NJ HONRY K SONS, Waterbury. Vt AGENTS N
whom all orders should be addressed 5l.O2
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06
CHAPTER II.
WOIEEANG

Maurice Lester was near the starboard gang
way ~hen the ship struck, having started aft
10 look 10 the helm. The shock threw him
upon his baeE and he tried to get up but ere
he could regain MS feet the flood of mad wa
ler' came surging over the bark, and he was
thrown- he knew not where lie only knew
met the Hood eame-that il caught him in its
giant grasP-that it hurled him as the gale
hnrls icather-that his head was hurt-that
his body was tossed and bruised--and then
the lamp ofhls consciousness went out When
he came TO himself it was daylight, and the
rays OF the sun were boaming above him. At
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06
MARK THESE FACTS THE TEST.
4h MoNY OF THE WHOLE woRLDl
HOLLOwAY,s OINTMENT
BAD LEGS. BAD BREASTS, SORES AND
ULCERS
sCARIET MD nTHER FEYERs

ANY Of the above diseases may be cured by well rubbing
inc ointment three times day into the chest throat and
neck Of the patient IL viii soon penetrate, and give i'm
mediate relief Medicine taken by the mouth must upe
rate upon the whole system ere s influence can be felt In
any local part whereas the Ointment will do it's work al
once whoever tries the ungucnt in the above manner
for the diseases named any similar disorders affecting
the chest and throat will find themselves relieved BY
a charm.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06
n ORTHFIELD INSTITUTION,
~ NORTHFIELD, VT.

A. 2. B1ssELL, A. b.. Principal,
Assisted by able and efficient Teachers.
1t will be the constant aim Of the Teachers 20 form in
every student habits Of sefrcance and thorough pcrsc
vcring study Every effort will be made to render the
school pleasant to the student and worthy Of the conf
dence and liberal patronage OF the public Rare facilities
offered for the study Of French German and Italian.
WINTER TERM commences Nov. Path 1853, SrRtHG
TERM, Feb 23d, 1889; SUMNER TERM, May 18TH 1859 );
FALL TERN, Sept It'll 1889 u
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-01-06

NIWNNNI n u
MR. A. j. GRREN-My Dear Sir 1t affords me
pleasure 10 inform YOU that the Prof Motifs Magic air
nvigoraOr obtained Of you three months since has been
used by my daughter with complete IL stopped
the hair coming out in very short time and produced
healthy condition Of the scalp. We using the
nvigorator toilet article, and truly its quail
tiles Ia this respect unsurpassed Its delicate yet de-
licous perfume is feature in its compound, and haz
ard nothing ia saying stands unsurpassed in the whole
catalogue Of hair remedies.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-02-25

hear no more the fairy bugles blow,
The stars DIM.
1hcar no more at the .eas cbb and flow.
Tue sea- maids hymn.
With loulv heart and meek, SAD thoughts stand
DREAMER vain
But all that vision of the morning land
Returns again.
dreamed it once. pcrchance as childhood dreams
When life began;
drcaIa- II R1A, nor thak 1t IeSs Lesecnls
The time taught man.
cannot tell il shall hnd it true
In worlds afar,
II shall win in that Exchanging blue
Ny regal star.
But still the heart flr.oT glory sees,
Strange ns>Ic hears;
A something not II earth still h1unts the breeze
The san aud spheres.
Still still ! clasp nv hands, still look and pine
Sui weep and pray;
Still still am llnw cd By voice divine,
Aud tar away.
What mean these warnings, these mysterious signs,
THIS hope like fear,
This feeling IN the dark, these sudden cries
When none are near?
All things that be- all love, all thought, all j,y,
SKY. cloud and star.
Spell-bind the man. once the growing boy,
And point atar-
Point to some world Of endless, endless truth,
Delight and power,
Aud thus back the grand old dream Of youth,
The bird and bower.