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( .THE
GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY,
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

- u
Says the st. Louis, do) Democrat: Below WE nnhh
letter to Dr. Of this city from gentleman In Maine
which speaks glowingy Of toe superior merits of bis hair
from reliable source certificates are ruarantees ~
truth the Dr. needs no enconiums useless puiery
nom pRoSssses a0s psess oon s1Ta IA M Jan 20 1859
my attention called few months since to the highly bene
c effects Of your hair restorative induced make
application OF upon my own hair which had become quite
gray probably onethifd white my whskers were OF the
same character Some three months since procured bot
tie your hair restorative and used It. found Il yaa
proving what had wished used It about twice week
some can now certify to the world that the gray or White
hair has totally both my head and face and
my hair has resumed It's natural color and believe more
am now sixty years old my good we atthe age Of fty
tvo has used It with the same effect y y
The deem due to you for yo valuable DIS
coyer am assured that whoever win rightly use az pe
directions win not have occasion 70 contradict my state
ments am citizen Of this city and aresdent here for
tne last fifteen years and am known to reary every one
here and adjoining towns Any use you may make c the
above with name attached Is you service AZ frish
to preserve the beauties Of nature In others ss wen as
sem lam truly, y0uIRs, ,,,x1ac a g RAYMOND. d
WOODS HAIR RSsToR1TiiiYh1 i71i = ss to''' q
IN New Orleans il M ISL E induced q
make trial ofyour preparation and found TO answer a.
the very thing needed Ny hair Is now thick aud eiossv
az ana h no Mosas can express my obligations to you giving
The undersigned, Rev. j. K Bragg s minister In ree
9ar standing and pastor Of Orthodox Church at Brook
field Mass He genteman f9reat influence and uni
Versauy beloved WG DYER -
PROFESSOR WooD-Dear Sir: Having madetriai Of your
Hair Restorative, gives pleasure To- say that rs effect
has been removing infammaton dandru ana
aconsant tendency itching with which been oub
edfrom my chldhood and has also which
was becoming gray, TO It's original color have used no
other article with anything Ike the same easre an n,
Yours truly, ~ j. X BRA Ace -
The Restorative sput in bottles Of sizes viz large
medium and small; the small holds pint and retails for
one dollar per bottle the medium holds atleast twenty per
cent more In proportion than the small reas for two doE
Lars per bottle the large holds quart per cent more In
proportion aud retaiis for S3 abottle -, -
o. J.W00D & CO., Proprietors 44 Broadway New
York, and ia Market St. St Louis No. q 9 o. ~
FSr Sale In Yorkvlle, s. o., by ALLISON & BRAT.
TON, andH. W-sMERRILL.sys'R Ef1sTf'- - -,
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The FIRST WoMAN.-Our little Mary
being the youngest, is the pet and darling
of the household. AS she bad reached the
age of five years. she concluded to commit
a Sunday school lesson; and bringing me
book, few days since, she said:
MAMA, will you hear my lesson?
I smiliugly assented. Whereupon she
placed her chubby little self in front of my
chair and prepared to be catechised.
who was the first man p
'Adam,' she answered, unhesitatingly.
sAnd who was the first woman p l con,
tinued.
She opened her large eyes, and after hest
tating moment, replied:
Il reckon Adams mother was the first
,oon,an, wasn't she ?'-Erchange.
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CoRNED BEEF-sAs ye mete out to 9th
ers, so also, shall they mete out to you!
Father said old Toddy's son to the re
markable man who rejoiced in that expires
sive name, father the Bible says all flesh Ii
grass don't it"
'Yas, sonny! said the old man, who was
"a leetle sick through his scaley and highly
illuminated proboscis, Bible says (hic) al
flesh (hic) is grass, (hic) therefore, dear
(hic) boy, we come to the 'clusion (hic) thai
all grass is beef (hic)!
Then rs beef and you's beef, amt we
father p said the young Toddy, desirous Of
continuing so interesting and instructive
colloquy.
Certain, boy!
well, continued the young heir, if you're
beef, 1 should think you was what the butch
ers call corned beef!'
The old man smiled
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SITUATION WANTED by

h SITUATION WANTED by
- Minister and his Lady, as Teachers
~ in some institution Of learning-male
- and female-a female school prefer
2 red. Both have had several years
e4.kuce in teaching. A part of his time he
" Ito devote to the ministry-at least Satur-
iss1nd Sundays. For further particulars,
pig address "PRECEPTOR," stating place
J sn1 1ary, at New-House, P. o., York District,
uR2 81 --. Ct
hester Standard please copy six weeks,
y ,nqi ward bill to "Preceptor," New House, P.
'rk District, 8. G..
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Thstate Of So. Carolina
vork niatriot

York District.
II UiN P. SADLER, who Is in the custody
Ia he Sheriff of Yorl District, by virtue Of
sundfrits of capias ad satigaciendum, at the
suits Felverton & Walk,r and John Massey for
anotf having filed in my ofict together with a
schedon oath, of his esate AID effects, his Pc
titioat the Court of Com mon Peas, praying that
be mbe admitted to tie ben&t of the Acts of
the Oral Assembly, made fOrrhe relief of in
+solyaebtors: ....
It Irdered, that the aid Yel'erton & Walker
and p Massey, for aIother, @d all other the
credb, to whom the slid Lucin P. Sadler is
in asise indebted, bs and tiey are hereby
sumled, and have notice to appear, before the
saidhrt, at York Court House on the second
Mon in March next, b shew oalse if any they
can iy the prayer q the petition aforesaid,
shoHo be granted. <
s. E. MOORE, @. C. PLs.
DS 40 3m-
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naF In tleriug Tickets or Certificates, ,enclose
the amount money to our address, fdwhat yog
wish to puhase name the Lottery inyhich you
wish it invited, and whether you wish Wholes,
Halves, oIdsrters, on receipt Of whick we send
what is orired, by first mail, together#fth the
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;NGER,S. SEWING MACHINES.
fees Reduced 10 $50, S75, $40, and SIPS.
FHEaplain reason why Singers Sewing Ma
Y chimes have always sold readily at higher
iaSage price thanany other, is that they are bet
itSmore durable, more reliable, capable of doing
kAch greateryariety Of work, and earning more
lufy. Lopg-continued popularity is proof of
isfng merit. In the purchase Of what are called
IcR Sewing. Machines, thousands have been
ilsted and disappointed, but with Singers
tMsAes there is neverany failure or mistake.
IsDGl's NEW FAMILY sEwING-MAcHINE,
thlprb of which is only $50, is light and ele-
| gatly scorated Machine, capable performing,
iuhe et style, oil the sewing of private fami-
ily4 lth hs secured great reputation during the
fetmohs since it was first offered to the pub
| licl - .z,g.';s.a -. .... .rs..
sIHES TRANSVERSE EsHUTTLE-MACHINE
to E so at SIS, is a Machine ea.irely new in its
arrngesnt; it is very beautiful, moves rapidly
andyerSasily, iand, for family use and light
malufadring purposes, is the very best and
cheSest Machine ever offered to the public
Fhse Mhines are being increased in number as
rapidly $ossible, and, yet the demand for them
caiDt Fully supplied.
|sIrdER NO. l STANDARD sHUTTLE-MA-
I i 80 CHINE, IL
fOmerlNld at S135, but now reduced to S110,
istoo W known all over the world to need any
descript3. Every sort of work, coarse or fine,
con be de with it,
SINGER NO. 2 STANDARD sHUTTLE-MA-
CHINE.
This the favorite manufacturing Machine
Eery wire. The size of the Machine gives am
te spadfor almost every description of work,
|hich tdether with its admirable working quail
|es, givE it decided advantage. Price, with
Die eotplete, Sl25.
Since he great reduction in the price Of these
Fandarf Machines, on the 1st Of October, 1858,
Pc ah bf them has increased fourfold.
a afSinger's Machines make the interlocked
Fte With two threads, which is the best stitch
fnP. Every person desiring to procure full
|neliable information about Sewing. Machines,
Ehfsizes, prices, working capacities, and the
|oefethods of purchasing, can obtain it by
seAg for copy of 1. N. Singer g. Cos Gazette,
|wA is beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de-
Volto the subject. II oill be supplied gratis.
/. NJ. SINGER & CO.,
4 458 Broadpay, Nsp York.
~ GRIST, AGENT, Yorkyille, 8. C.
b 80 ~ 90 - If
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:, j. 5, r. E sCHoRB, E !,
RESIDENT AMBR0TYPIST,
S..C

YORKvILLE, S. O. -
CONTINUES to take PICTURES in all theva-
u rious styles ofPHOTOGRAHY, on SATUR-
DAYS and during the week, between the hours
of III, A. NJ, and II, P. M., at his rooms, one
door West of the Presbyterian Church. - = -,
Sent % 80 -. If .
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HA ITS N's 00LzU MBIAN
HAIR DYE.

|
SIZE HNLARaE1 STYLE IMPROVED.
1t has tble the quntity and strength of any
othd 1t gives perfectly natural color.
It colo every shade from light brown to jet
Eck. It's Use is easy and rapid.
J perfectly harmless to the skin.
Its Ict is instantaneous and permanent.
1t is tBest, quikest, cheapest and safest DYE
ever made.
Ditions for use accompany each box.
Price pz. 81 p OF. 81 so; OF. So; 8 OF. SIS.
Enterc ccordingto Act of Congress- in the year 1855
by A. Harrison in the Clerks Office of the District
! Couithe u. S. for the Eastern District of Penn.
Fote by ALLISON BRATT0N, II. W.
IMERlL, and H. F. ADfCKES & CO.
NAM 4ursr, APPOLLOS W. HARRISON.
o South 7th St., Philadelphia. [24]I
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|Gbt Yatk5ille Gn1ltitn
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, z
Two Dollars a year, in Advance.
THREE COPIES, s5 as, 10 COPIES, S15
And an Extra Copy to the person making Club OF
Ten-the money to be paid In Advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS

viii be inserted at ONE DOLLAR per square for the rs
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CENTS for each subse.
auent insertion Qess than three months) Square con.
sts of the space occupied by 12 lines Of Brewer type
100 words or ONE INCH AND HALF SPACE. No Adver-
sement countedless than square. For the convenience
nf. adxartisers 1Ya annex the following taha.-
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ORDINARY DRAWING
To take place as above specified.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

5,485 P les amounting to $3.50, ,00(
Whole dkets $40 Halpes $5-Qaarters 30
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-. = 6 THESIIVER 9sT757-
NVIGORATO j.
s- PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD, . Z
Compounded entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE OF TIE BEST PURGATTVE AND

before the public i5I
4 One dose often repeated Is
Ia sure curofor Cholera
Morbus, and o prevent.
tive Of Cholera.
Only one bottle Is needed
! TO throw out Of the system
I the effects Of medicine after
q long sickness. ---'
One bottle taken for
Jauudfce. removes all
sauowness or unnaturalcol
Tor from the skin. '-i
i One dose taken O short
time before eating gives Wig.
ort tothe appetiteand makes
the food digest well. 10
One dose often repeated,
cures Chronic Diar.
rh9a In Its worst form,
whflo Summer and
b owe1 Complaints
yield almostto the frst dose.
"A few bottles viii cure
IDropsy by exciting the
labsOrbepts- - ~
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OF Wpd, Eddy q Cos LotleFIes' VIII taKe place
at Auasta, Georgia, as follows
ClassA, Draws on Saturday, january Z. 1860
CIassb, Draws on Saturday, January IA, 1860
CLASH Draws on Saturday, January %, 1850
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@rligiin1aaI / Aopettpg. go =.
Written for the Yorkvflle Enquirer.
sNIPPED IN THE BUD.
By SAMUEL L. HAMMOND.

NIPPED IN THE BUD.
s. - BIZ SAMUEL L. HAMMOND. ,
sg--.r . .--. - ....".S r
=. a' Where orange trees grow
And clusters the vine,
" Midst stalwart oak -. ..s..s. ..
..-. -a And towering pine,
A cottage rears its whiteued walls
: BY laxelet's waveless side; ). &c.
Within those meek, those joyous halls,
Sweet Harmony and Peace abide
'''N And in con!entment,
- - With Loves enjoyment, -
There dwells father of humble extraction
A mother who loves to distraction,
"A cherub boy, ...... -.-.
-qals Their only joyl .'-sr. .-.
On him is lavished sweet smiles,
And many endearing wiles-
-: -, Love without alloy.
Gaily, gaily sing the birds,
AS the sun is on the verge ... ..,
.ri1g OF rising brightly;
Sweetly, swectly bloom the flowers,
In dale and woodland bowers, ....
While bursting lightly!
But within those whitened walls
Of the lowly cottage halls,
Joy hath vanished ...
Lightness is banished-
Darkness and sorrow,
To-day and tomorrow,
Envelope the place,
And each smiling face,
.-. In silence and gloom
. ~ Companions of the tomb
81. e.. III.
E.E Fond parents only joy.
Mothers darling, fathers boy,
- = = In the cold embrace of Death,
Calmly rests of life bereft.
ALI who shall stay that mothers tears
That fathers grief? sfrE
Nothing short of waning years
~. q. Can bring relief!
=. 81 Their darling boy
Their only joy
Just tiny prayer had breathed,
And smile his lips had wreathed,
When Deaths icy dart,
Tore their hearts apart!
Caused that mothers heart to bleed,
That doting father sad to feel
But, the cherub lies sleeping,
While those around are weeping. e..
~-... Sadly now
, Part the golden hair
O'er that meek and fair
Marble brow!
Close those soft blue eyes .
Those rivals of the skies
Are dim'd now!
80 Raise the coffin lid, .s
Noiselessly; .s
Put the dear one in -....
q" Tenderly.
Lay him gently down
But e'er his face is hid
,s By the rude coffin lid
See how calmly serene,
- Like an angel, baby seems;
There, softly, now, close it,
For gently his spirit
Hath flown
To join the angelic choir,
And strike the heavenly Tyre;
He's gone! ~ ~.
Hark! funeral bells are tolling-
The villagers are strolling
- To church-yard; .--'
And as those notes are pealing,
Mothers young heart is bleeding,
And fathers, sad is feeling, -
While ALL around are breathing,
IT'S hard ! -
.. Sad and slow the mourners 60,
Sad and slow the path of wo,
They wend -
The spot is rea,hed; faces pale,
Slowly, Ger the grave, with wall,
They bend
Softly, softly lay him low,-
Mingle voices sad and slow;
, Gently, gently lay him down .
In the cold, cold dark ground
Heap the earth Ger his breast,
There now-let the baby rest.
Mourner's dry your tears
No more sad faces wear,
Look to heaven and smile,
There you'll see your child
Fitting on angelic wings
While songs of praise he sings.
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ARK KANSAS

ARKANSAS
Land and Mills For Sale.
100 ACRES
OF VALUABLE LAND, situated in Drew Co.,
" Arkansas eight miles west of Monticello, on
the stage-road leading from Gaines Landing on
the Mississippi river, to Camden; and about FIVE
miles from the NJ. O. & R. R. Railroad, the track
laying ofwhich is now under way, can be had on
terms to suit the purchaser. A LARGE
STEAM SAW-MILL,
with two saws, has recently been completed upon
the premises, and works well, cutting to 10, 600
feet per day, which finds ready sale at One Dollar
per hundred at the Mill, with large body of fine
timber at hand. y = - ,...-. 3,
There is in connection with the Mill, RUNNING
GEAR, with two pair Of STONES, for GRIST
Thpre are
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CAN BUY 900 ACRES,

CAN BUY 600 ACRES,
including the Mills, with the privilege of 1000
Acres, or the whole tract, as suits their oonven-
venience. ~ ...-- -, :.
My object in selling is to pay my debts and
change my business. A bargain can be had.
Address, JAMES BARKER,
a.. ....- .Barkada, Drew Co., Arkansas.
Nov 10 90. 46 tt
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- -"
These Gums remove ALL
" sbid or bad matter from .
tic system, supplying ina
thir place Q healthy flow Of :
bic, invigoratingthe stom-S :
sch, causing food to digestIH
well, purifying thet&
blood, giving tone and n
health TO the whole machin. =
jGy, removing the cause odv
the dlsease-efecting q rad:.E
ieal cure. h
SBiIlious attacksare|S
clfed, and what Il better,Is,
prevented by the occasional :
use ofthe Liver Invigorator.
One dose after eating islss
afciept TO relieve the stomI Is
sh and prevent the food -
fpm rising and souring. ,
Only. one dose taken be- :
fGeretiring, prevents night.
nre. ssfFf.- g. -. N
Only one dose taken atlc
Ekht, loosens the bowelsIS
gtrrly and cures costive.les
moss.
One dose taken after eachIy
msl will cure Dyspesia.G
One dose oftwo tea,spoon-'S
fuk will always relieve e
Silk Headache. lZ
Only one dose seimmediate
iy rlleves Colo, while
Al who use 1T arc Civ
teEimony I'm Its favor.
Mx watcrin the nou
atr, and swallow togs
PRICE ONE DoLLA
| R. SANFORD, Proprietor
H<ot1ad h., all nr,, oovta<S - {
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STEAM SAW-MILL,

TWODWELLING HOUSES,
Negro Cabins and out-houses upon the premises,
with as good water as can be found in any coun-
ty.. The location is healty, and in q growing
community, and is thought to be as valuable o
place as can be found in the State. go"
obooo
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ExTRAORDfNARY DRAWING.
AA m -. -,..a aa above specifed 80 y
TfE ORDINARY DRAWINGS

5.520,rizes amounting to-" .........$6l6 ,00
WholSYekets, S20-Haloes, $10--Qudrters So
E;,btb. c1 ib0s So!
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-. "Ihere are some members OF the CON-
munity," said the sagacious and witty Thos.
Bradbury, "that are like crumb in the
throat; if they go the right 'cay they afford
but little nourishment; but if they happen
to 60 the aorong aoay they give great deal
of trouble"
THE gardner plants tree or flower,
and it makes beauty while he is asleep ;
every spring pays him visit; every sum-
mer fingers lovingly with him; and both
leave him something to show that he has
been in good company-that he has been
on visiting terms with nature.
-. Fires were not made upon the hearth
stone because we had winters; but the win
ters were created just that we might bave
6res-to give US some excuse for building a
temple of fame every day and worshipping
around it every night-some reason for
drawing near each other, wewhom the sum.
mer weather had scattered abroad.
-. Great men make mistakes as we'll as
little ones. This was illustrated once by
MIR. Calhoun, who took the position that al
men are not screated free and equal Said
he, sonly two men were created, and one
of these was acoman.' Tremendous laugh.
ter followed the honorable senators remarks
"A thief being brought to Tyburn to be
executed, the ordinary of Newgate, in ta'
king his last confession, asked him if he
l.Ras not sorry for having committed the rob
berry for which he was going to suffer- The
criminal answered, syes, but that be wa:
more sorry for not having stole enough tc
bribe the jury
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NGERlS SEWING MACHINES,

pril 81 16 1v
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-10-02
Township 1eetInxs.

The citizens of Vanderburgh County will
be addressed on the political questions OF
the day, and especially in reference to the
management OF County affairs and the ad-
ministration of the Sheriff s Office, at the
following times aud places:
Perry Township, at Babytown School
House, Tuesday, Oct. ID tH .a7l E
Union Township, at Township School
House, Wednesday, Oct. 3D. g ST. =
Scott Township, Sandersville School
House, Thursday, Oct. 4th.
Centre Township, at Bonn's, in Mechan-
icsville, Friday, Oct. 9th. al- a2 ~ d
knight Township, at Terry's School
House, Saturday, Oct. 9th.
Speaking will commence at all the above
points at l o'clock P. NJ, except in Centre
Township, where it will commence at Z
o'clock P. NJ. .+
All the candidates are expected to be
present. eas ar
Tqr- payers may expect to hear of matters
of interest to them.
Sheriff Gavitt is invited to be present,
and vindicate himself before the people
from the charges that are brought against
him. %.
Let voters turn out and hear the facts
Leonard SWEET,
State elector OF Illinois, will address his
fellow-citizens of Indiana, at the following
times and places:
Sullivan, on Tuesday, Oct. 3D. at 2 P. NJ.
Carlisle, on Wednesday, Oct. Sd, at 2
o'clock, p. NJ.
Vincennes, on Thursday, Oct. 4th, in the
evening.
Princeton, on Friday, Oct. 9th, at P. M.
Evansville, on Saturday, Oct 9Th, in the
evening.
Mr.. SWEET is one of the most eloquent
champions of RepubIicanism in our sister
State, and the Hoosiers should give him
rousing audiences wherever he goes. Turn
out and hear him.