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ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2, 1850
ne nip Vanderbilt arrived Coves tho let
me steamship City Of Baltimore arrived a. Qcecss
ioya % Tue same day.
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sCEsSloS IN ALABAMA.

kosus, Ala Nov IL, 1890.
ne oltlstus hore APPEAR aimee, ,nasiao,slv N favor
sttssson Several corps a sau,e Men arc c,roplyipy.
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- -s--rstv G-s-ts-g ., A< PscTts-s.>.-bs = ~
ks'.ods-Tssesfs f1 t'rs~r lvUs-r sS SAL e.
ttg-WiU re X RssaSar . = scoc11asss.- ntrn-
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uorss or REPRESENTATIVES,

PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
Legislatures
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TUE FEELING IN VIRGINIA.

AHs stch>ctoN sovAi ~ cAriN6 GROlHp IN yIa.
ciNia- THE COMMERCIAL roLicr g. m xrr
StrfSlN CoSfEDsEsCR--EfFsc or TrF pErRr.
cI,rfoS GO srcCxs, srC.
RSsEccr. Nor. u, rses
= e sSkafa uovusr; = rss'ay EsiairS srcupd
sr-s nd Npr-Aots r-ysaa ne a~ 49, : ,ss, N.
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THE FEELING IN BALTIMORE.


The expediency Of calling meeting Of the citizens
70 sustain the Union 10 much canvassed by business
men Southern gentleman made his appearance on
Baltimore street this morning with blue cockade on hts
hat, He was regarded with much curiosty but evidently
with very little favor.
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VIII be paciac II may give ik inrueuce In favor
further guarantees 70 slave property, but furtner 'nan
that IL win not CO. Those guarantees, OF course, can
Only be granted BY amsndment o. the federa oo0s
tuition, which Is deemed impraciosbie By many Tue
esue ey. rfuercee which led to the election OF Lincoln
viii defeat all Efforts 70 those guarantees Fate
inc tho nasIoas Doom at hand and 20 srtincs
can avert H. lie, the responsibility rest where Do
lorss. 49,.
The fnta.on contained IN the HxaAo OF ths Ssn inss,
Of s ex pecaton stand by Lincoln, should ne mea'
sure bis steps by the landmarks OF The constitution aud for
the harmony Of The country" has caused some uneass'
ness here, while tho action which II prescrioes -
. condition Of s support 10 deemed BY no means
esceptopebe yet since the South regards lincoln - Ne
enemy, and, therefore, feels bound to repudAte him
under any and all circumstances II views with apprehen
sion any ntmaton from the HERALD pointing 70 proba
bility OF It's enlargement from the South.
turns out that the Douglas and Bell in Virginia
were playing diligently into each others hands In tho
late election There good deal Of billing aud cooling
goipg on publicly but had idea until recently that In
the matter Of material aid there was anything Ike mutual
sympathy. II seems however, that there was, FOR II
am correctly Informed member OF the Bell party CON
trbutd the OF 500 70 promote the cause
OF the Little Giant and split IN ths democracy Inc
investment nearly proved good one for had the Judge
bu, infrnfed few inches the kentucky side or
the rail- be would hurled himself and Brock Into per
d,ou and left John Bell OF Tennessee tollng hosannans
10 his name. Poor Douglas ID fallen 10 depth from
which no human agency can rescue him.
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THE Succession QUESTION IN KEN TUUhf.
LEuSeroS, Ky Nov, Ia, 1860.
The ranor that Mr., Breckinrldge Is going South 10
make Union speeches to interfere In any with
the troubles OF the secessonsts Is without foundation.
The Bell and Douglas parties held q meeticg here 10.
day and parsed resolutions denouncng in strong terms
ANY attempts at secession dsunion by AIRY State
Speeches wore made by Leel!e Combs and others
HENDERSON, KY, Nov. IL, 1890.
Aarge and enthusiastic meeting irrespective Of party,
was held here to day Dixon presided Strong
Union speeches we're made BY Bell, Breckenridge and
Douglas men. Union resolution. were unanimously
sdorted and secession strongly deprecated. meet
ipg Of The people OF the whole country called for sacr
day z. 4. n Louisville.
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LONDON AoskN MARKET.
Tue 1oncy msIkci is generally unohauset. Uonsols
cilse al y? \ 90 FOR money and ascOunt
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all patics THIS would be nj very well n south Carolina
Georgia, NssssTri, Alabama and Florida would wait.
but they Win net The an OF Marsh "a little less than
four months Ahead, add they dcat think u would be
polite 20 deter actor uni thea The army and navy are
rather dangerous weapons give oto the hands 81 An nu
tagons, The South not urmndfui Of their efficacy
IN warfare, and shey have much MIRO geserashp thsu
70 ailo~ the enemy time TO sezc them.
Southern Conference would involve DELAY All this
Is deemed dangerous in more than respect FIAT
sober second Thought, 50 peculiar 10 araea, .smpers
meat, might pcTchanoe intervene and blast forever The
prospects Of the dsunops The coupses Of the border
slave States dreaded and nothing but preelpl,a.e
action can aran 70 coanssrsc, their inaosoco II Is.
moreover the crly certain var engaging the sympathy
operaic u Of these States and such convictions
must needs stimulate the dsuuionlss 70 promps aad
energetic action The teegraphc dispatches which vii
reach yor 10 night from the scuth viii dcubess coanrm
this vhw o. the policy " be pursued. ~ they DO no,
bring accounts OF matsred plan OF immediate secession
The genera eonvi5tou mere cs; scecrds wilh .hese
views.
In any event. secession Is looked upoa a. certain 4,
occur 81 some rericd Within NJ Bochasan's tsrm To
this sho North may mako up s mind II has unf or.u-
nssey, Suffered itsef too cs 10 Indulge tie idea TIA,
thc seces,or CRY rvs mere rolN.h i-,cS "a Il VII
scon discover he sross the delasoa Il viii iealse
e n bEsness operations hoe inrs,s,,ce y. lx policy
In r.slrt suppoft 10 the Arch soenies OF The south
Northern eooousts lave ths reputation o. belos p-se
,e.l men. phc segard cay practical -esuu roscs a.
ia noocy nasss-z AID : Z wsl, perhaps bal ilsy
,houn have tsIs s'set> srp<s ess A = ne srces
n clsrnion rpor their n.'arcsl,.
There r. eyrry rrobsbiiJv 81 STATE CoBvet
sioa o. al parties vii 0e sccn cl>ssa - virginia
10 deliberate uron he r-cssn. r.ts o. things
Aod is.rviar -fsi acs.ee Toe "a ncr,ncN wiE
lAss .Axs 4 ne P0sr a.aa assaNs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-01
The Loves or the BARNARD.

Not long since Mr.. c., citizen of the
good town of Yisalia, says the San Fran
cisco Golden Era, bought q pair of roos-
ters at bargain. Having no hens, he
installed them sole occupants of the barn
yard. AS they were at once surrounded
with all the comforts of rooster life, it
might naturally be supposed that content
msnt and happiness would reign supreme
in their new abode. Thus fondly thought
Mr.. c., but time showed the fallibility of
his hasty conclusion. 1t was soon mani
fest that his two proteges, although friend
ly, were lily adapted to meet the require
ments of each others social wants. One
morning the larger and stronger of the
two, which shall call No. i, was miss
ing. Towards evening he marched grand
ly in at the open gate, accompanied by
the eorriest specimen of a feminine
g0llina that, according to this veracious
history, Mr.. @. "ever pnt eyes on" She
looked as if she had been half-plucked for
Thanksgiving purposes, but the operation
had disclosed such gaunt and forlorn
condition of body, that it was not worth
while to finish the undertaking. But if
.ceptionable style known to female cacklers
she could not have ELECTED from her leige
lord more gallant bearing. or more
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Rd-SPEcLAI NOTICES DoaGis TIE ;tn-c rates.
&9-Yearly Advertising on reasonable terms, Eccor.
ding to the space occupied prd tbs numbered changes
made.
An from transient persons or strang-
nEs, to he paid f0r IN adUdnce.
Legal advertisements will bo charged at the rates
prescribed by law.
Business Cards not exceeding avc linea SO per year.
or So for six months but for shorter period nothing
will be counted less than square.
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited to
the Advertiser own Immediate buline8s; and oil
advertisements for the benefit Of other PERSONS aS
wen as all legal advertisements and adeftfsements
of auction sales and real estate sent In by hcm
be paid for at the usual rates.
acknowledgements not accompanied with written
directions will bo inserted until forbid and charged
accordingly. =
cases ut full rates.
Marriages Notices of Funerals, and announcement
of Sermons, so cents each. noV11|59
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-03-01
Assignee's Sale.

ASS1gnee'S Sale.
DT VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL MORTGAGE PROM
ID Robt. Davis assigned to mo by Clements Spell
del, dated Dec 18th, 1858, and record In the
Clerks office of Ohio County Court, In book No 49,
folio 454 will, on the ID day of March, 1850, be-
tween the hours Of 10 A. n. and p u. Of that day
at the Sergeant's office in the town Of South Wheel
ing offer at public gale two bcdsteads together with
two clothes chests trunk. one clock, one bureau
with mirror, two large portrait pictures, two small
pictures one walnut crib, nine chairs, largo rock
ing chair, one Imported carpet, eight pieces Of rag
carpet i've oil cloth grcen) window blinds, and three
window Oandscapo) bludS one largo copper kettle,
together with other artclestoO numerous to mention
jansI-sOd JOHN w. SCHULTZ, Assignee.
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DiSsOlutIOD of CO-PartnershID.

Dissolution Of CO-PartnerShlp.
TTNHE CO-PARTNEBSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ING between Henry X. List, liObt Morrison and
W B. Logan has this day been dissolved. Either Of
the partners of the late firm authorized to make
settlements and will he found at the ofice of the
new firm. The senior partner II. n List, In retiring
desires to express his sincere thanks to his customers
for their liberal patronage extended him during the
past seventeen years. and would cordially recommend
his successors TO their favor II. X. LIST,
ROBT. MORRISON,
Dec S1st. 1859. VI. D. LOGAN.
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Piano FOrtes.
A. n. GALE 4 co.

A. H. GALE & CO.
Take pleasure in inviting the attention
or Artists, Amateurs, and the Public
Gensrally, to their NEW SCALE PI-
v y y v uASO FORTE, just introduced. The
growing deAirsforR Square Piano Forte that shah ap
proach the Grand in volume Of sound and, At the Fae
time avoid the ungainIy appearance of that threeor
nsred Instrument directed our energies to pTodue
tiou Of such deSidFT0fRI- Our toll Is rewarded and
we submit the result without fear decomposition.
h-Our Pianos are all guaranteed TO give entire sat
isfAetion whether ordered from direct or sold by
any Of our agents throughout the country: and We 30
leit continuance Of that patTOnnRe which No hHye
enjoyed Tor the last twenty Ave ysAra.
A. II. CALF co.
is2o '6a-Iy 1O7 East Twelfth st-N.T,
E6TEP HUTTON GA1FEH8, JU9R
j 4 received at tdsS2li 7. J. EDWARoP.
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NEW FIRM.

JOHN LIST. ReBT. MORRISON. w.B. LOGAN.
EUGENE LIST. \. DAVENPORT
LIST, MORRISON & CO.,
wholesale GrOeers e. Produce Dealers
Nos. 10 aud so AuiM-iSs, Whesling, Va.
VIZ desire to stat. to the friends Of the late firm,
and ID the trade generally that In possession
of the most ample facilities for the transaction Of
Wholesale Grocery and Produce BuBinesH.
We are determined to execute all orders entrusted
to our care with fidelity and promptnesa, and on the
most favorable terms Your Ob't servants,
LIST, MORRISON 4 CO.
wheeling January I'd, 1860. JanI
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T. SWEENEY & SON,
No. 66 Main street,

u o. Do NIhlh 5LfettB
WHBELING, VA.
A RR NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL INPoR
n TATTONE being the largest they have ever made
in one Season. and embraces the styles Of WHITE
0RANITE or IRoS STONE CHINA. together with Common
White and COIOred QueonSEAre in great variety Also
large and well selected stock Of Pure White, Gold
Band and FaneyRRENCH CHINA, either In Setts or
EeparRte China Decorated Vases Colognes Card Bas-
kets Tete a Teto Setts, Fancy Cups Mug, &e. Also,
eTahle Cutlery CastOTS with their usual
heavy stock of the various grades Of PrSes Cut and
plain Flint GLASSWARE, Coal on Lamps &c.
Th0y invite the attention Of tho Trade and VIII du-
pcate to Merchants their bills purchased in the Eas
At same prices. auS%S'SS
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Piano Tuning.

WM LONG OPPERS HIS SERVI-
EtjS=-ifF3I CES to tho citizens of Wheeling and
Il vicinity n = PLANO TUNER and
" = v uREPAiRER.
Refers to the following gentlemen: W. A: IUcHo,
Of the wheeling Female Seminary; NJ. H. MoRaAN,
Teacher Of Music.
All orders left with Msssrs. Payne Co.. J. 8. Mel
or, or B. B. Stone Son, VIII be promptly 9ttended
to. deciS-Sm
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sl,5Oe,ss7 SO

FIRE AND INLAND NANIUATIUN
Risks accepted terms consistent with solvency aud
fur profit.
EsrsciaL attention 1ipe7l to Insurance Of TELLLNGS
aud Contents for terms Of ome to fire gears.
The progress of this Corporation has been stable
and uninterrupted through seasons of financial
shne and storm periods eventful in exempt from
Syeepiug coniagrations and maritime disaster. Be-
ing long established on cash basis the troubles of
the credit systcm affect in material particular
During "hard times the security Of reliable lnsu-
rance is an imperative duty-the ability of property
holders to sustain loss being then much lcssened.
Policies issued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fldSlity. by
SAM'L 2. HILDRETH, Agent,
Ofire at the Savings Bank of Whssling.
EshIQ-dAw till Jan 1st 80
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WHEELING, VA, THURsDAY MORNING,
gaily gntelligcarter,
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

WEIvE Som LINES OF EoxPART1I. (oR oxE IxcH,) Oh
LESS, MAKE SoUAGE.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
valuable Farm and Country Seat
FOR SALE OR RBNT.

- THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS Farm,
= containing nearly 50 acres Of good Lime stone
wheeling Va, the National Road, and beautifully
located and laid out with and taste, on which is
AN OR CHI ARD
Of Apples Pears Dwarf and standardl Cher -
riSa, beaches. PiuHb3 ouinces, NSeteIinos Sa
tres, IN good state Of e1ittyat3sn- PlahtSd
out and yearsHgo. Also, GRAPES. HAfsn acre
Goosberries and Currants.
and many hundreds Of Young Plants 70 plant cut
LavSton blackberry Plants In bearing
and many Thousand young plants; One Acre Of HhF;
sirawbGrTIsa, CWIlsOn Mbeny) Many thousand good
young thrifty plants, and bed Of Asparagus, and
many RnbaTb Plants, together with
A LARGE LOT OF SHRURBERY
Such as EverErsans. many kinds; = large variety
mental and DeeduouS Trees large variety Of orna-
mOntal Shrubs, Fi0Wering Plants, Honey sucklUA,
Dahlias and Bulbs, &c, 4cg &c, and much Labor has
bean given 70 good cultivation. Also.
A Frame Dwelling,
containing some eeVon rooms and many conV V6niences
to the Game. Also, Horse and Cow Stables Carriage
and Wagon Houses, Feed and Tool Houses. Lime and
Wood House and other Sheds for Farming UtenIl..
Also, A GOOD TENANT HOUSE, with
yard Trees and ShrubbeTy. Also
Two Wells of Good Water,
and Large CsteTn for stable and other puTPoses
and one NEVER FAILING SPRING.
Many hundreds Of wagon loads Of manure have
been put on the place the last few years
VIII sell or lease favorable terms Many Farm
ing and Gardening Tools also for sale, with WagonS
Cart and other Vehicles, Harness, &c. VIII sell a
part Of my stock Of Horses and Cows. Also, man!
articles of Furniture, &c, IL desired, and immediate
possession given II required.
II not disposed Of At private sale sOOn the
WHOLE in parts to suit applicants Terms easy in
either CASE Apply to the subscriber,
Dee99-d.twGW TnOS. HORNBROOK.
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Choice First Glass insurance
IN THE-

&caslI Canital 81 900 900, absolute and unimpared
WIN a STkFLu5 or $780, y3sf 6S.
And the prestigeof IS years aud experience.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-24
LAND SALES. &c. &c.
MADISON COUNTY

LANDS FOR SAI.Eif
yHyHE undersigned offers for sale six hundred sat
| 4 forty acres Of lands, t640) in Madison county
Mississippi, lying six and half seven mile
sonth east of Canton, formerly known as the Hai,
land It was entered at an early date by Col Jobr
Nj. Etder, and adjoining his home place.
| This tract embraces some Of the finest Branch
| Bottoms and Uplands IN the county. 1t Is well sup
piiad with timber and has good outlet for stock
rtere is in cultivation two hundred and seventy.
Eve ocres f275) and one hundred OF which IL fresh
n and fty acres first crop Forty or htty acres mors
are enclosed, rich branch bottom, easily brought
| into cultivation.
| DonbIe Log House, with passage in the middle
three good negro cab ns, all new good gin house
| 6ftysaw stand Of Atwood's make, cast, gearing,
and good press al complete. 1here Is also large
stock pond, just Completed, and very good we'll
water. - a. .
The place is in fine condition to make crop the
coming year-the fencing being in good order.
ALSO:
also offer for sale the tract of land, on Fnien
now reside formerly known as the Nash place, IN
GLIDING other lands adjoining, amounting IN all TO
thirteen hundred and sixty (l360) acres nine nun,
dred of which is in cultivation, we'll ditched ana
drained, considerable portion enclosed win a
good Cherosee-rose hedge. The woodland, Which
embraces nearly one-third of the tract, Is nearly
all swamp land of excellent quality and hBely tim
bered, sufficient, with care, to supply the place
5ountifuly for all time to come.
On the place IS n good two-story house. with SIX
rooms. large and com rtatle, fire place to each;
has undergone thorough repairs during astfsli and
winter, reprinted and papered in neat style; good
quarters Tor seventy-fve or eighty negroes; good
barns and cribs, comparatively new; gin, mil,
blacksmith shop, new and well shielded; and almost
all buildings that are necessary. Also, Eve
good wells # water, supplying the place bounti-
fully, even in the past dry season; and two large
StocF ponds.
This place is located four and half miles east Of
Canton, the southern terminus OF the Mississippi
Central Railroad, and the northern terminus Of the
Ship Island Railroad, well as the point at which
they both connect with the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad. 1t is fioely located
and one of the prettiest Ind most desirable places
in this sectitn Of country; and, will further say
one Of the very best Cotton plantations in this |
portion of the State 1t has also good apple and |
peach orchard; in word, every thing to make it |
desirable.
Those wishing to purchase good place, finely To- |
"a ed and on Teasopa bic TERMS would do we'll to |
all and examine for themselves.
GEO. A. ROSS.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-24
TIE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY COHFIDEN 5E FOR

les4ass-a3sss RESTORING
/ THE r. LID A Nd 6 RAY.
/ N3%AEY since the great discovery OF Prof. Wood
LF6 have attempted not only to irnit.te his re
storaive but profess to have discovered something
that would produce results dsptcal but they hav'
all Gene ard gone, being carried away Dy the won
deFful results Of Prot. Mo"o pspaTaton, anc
have been forced to leave the FIELD to It's ressties
sway Read the foliowing:--
Barn, Maine, April 18th, 1859.
PRor. @. ]. WooD Co; Gents.:-Ihe letter
wrote you in 1885 concerning your valuable Hair
Restore tive and which you have published in this
vicinity and else"sre, mas gwen rlse |"
enquiries touching the facts in the rase. The en-
guiries are frst is it fact of my baoitation and
mama AZ stat.d in the Communication second, is IL
tue Of all therein contained; third, does my hair
still continue to bs in good order and OF natural
rglor To ail can and 90 answer invariably yes.
Ny hair ia even Better than in any stage OF my life
for 40 ye ars past moro sut thrifty, and better col
ored the sane is Of my whskers, and the only
cause why it is not generally true, is that the sub
stance is washed of by frequent a0lutlon OF the
lace, wneuif care were used by WlPlng the lace IN
close connection with the whiskers, the same result
VIII follow a. the Eair. | have been in the receipt
~ great number Of letters from all parts of New
England, asking if my hair still continues to be
spea as there Il so much fraud in the manufacture
43 s@le OF Nari0t.s umpJunds well as this
aus no doubt been baBsly irais ed and been used
~ otay I'LthoEt any goUd eject, but to absolute
mary have not used any Of your Restorative
"y ''H"' i"F some tnantoA, and yet my hair
IS as Coca ~ e'er and hundreds have examinaea,
wlfh surprise, ss attn 81 years old and ~
gray hair in my head Gu my face and ~ 49,,
tais fact, send yoG a ioc6 Of my hair taE.n "a
the past week. l rec-iged your favor Of two ousr
bottles last summer, for which am very grateful
gave it to my friends nd thereby induced them
to try il many were skepteal until after trial and
sn purchased and used il with universal success
will ask as a favor. thai you send me . test by
which ian discover fraud in the Restorative sold
by many, fear without authority from you.
pure article viii lnsare success, and believe where
rood effects do not fellow the failure is caused by
be impure article, which the inventor of the
good ! deem ID nv duty heretofore, 10 keep
you app ised of the continued effect my hair,
assure all who enquire of me Of my unshaken
opinion Of its valuable results. remain, dear SIR
yours. A. G. RAYMOND.
The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-24
prosperity and happiness.
THE BEST BEYOND A QUESTION,

THE BEST BEYOND A QUESTION,
w. E. HAGAN & CO., of Troy, N Y
have gives us for publication the following
unsolicited opinions of the highest toned
journals in the land, all commendatory Of
HEIMSTREET'S" LnmitaNe HAIR coLoRING.
"a superior Hair Restorative - Boston
Journal.
1t takes precedence of all others.'-Sprfng-
field Republican.
Has triumphantly won for itself the name
ti,initable '-Sarato9ian
we would advise our readers to buy moth
ing but original inimitable Hair Restorative.
Troy Wing
a truly valuable PREPARATION tested by time
and experince boston Ledger.
1t is the only reliable article for restoring
gray hair to its original color.'-Fanpily
Journal
1t has most extensive sale Troy Times.
Rejoice ye with gray hairs and bald heads,
for the himitabe will restoreathe former to
its original beauty, and cover the latter with
. luxnriant growth Troy Budget.
If you wish to have the real color, instead
of the rough look which hair-dye imparts, use
Hemstreet's Restorative which invigorates the
roots of the hair and makes it young again, no
matter how much it may be faded.'-BostOn
Traveller.
Sold everywhere-Price SOC and 81 bot
tie.
Sold in Canton by Morey & Bro, Cassell &
Baughn. Sold in Jackson by j. B. Morey.;
]. s. Sizer. and all the druggist.
j. WRIGHT, & CO., New Orleans, Whole
sale Agents. June go saw 6m.