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80 LETT, and T. T.. CHOPPER, will ad-
dress the Democracy AZ their Headquarters, ME-
TROP0LITAN HALL, on WEDNtSDAI. 3lst,
at ia O'Clock. l. W. GLAZEBROOK, PTes't
H.G. CANSON,i csc C. &C 3)-2t
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NA Auction Notice. Household
FURNITURE AT A u G Il D N.-Attentlon IS
asked 10 the sale Of Household and Kitchen Fur
nlture THIS MORNING, commencing at 10 oc.k,
at he residence of Mr.. John A. Harris, !who 10
declining housekeepinF.l at the corner of Sd and
Clay SITS. oc 30 I'll THO3. W. KEESEE. Auct.
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SAM'L $. COTTRELL, Pres't,
L. B. SrARkE +, Cashier.
oc A-l2m DAVID BAKER. Ia, Secretary.

CRATES. FsSNDERS--FlNE SETS OF
NJ TONGS, SHOW ELS AND fOKERS-I have
for sale large and lie ant assortment of all kinds
of EaamelIed CRATES, with FENDERSi 81 NJ
VI Err PikC rs of every ST. lie; handsome and PLAIN
sets of SHOVELS, TONES, POkERS, COAL
SCUTTLES, CINDER SH0EELS, BLOW Err
STAN pS, handsome stands for Shovels and TOnEs,
Brass and Iron Footmen, Fire Brick Slabs and
Jams. ali kinds of Church and Tavern,Belis, Brass
Buick Moulds, ali kinds of Crates, Tenders, &C..
made TO order at the lowest Northern prices.
s. d. DENOCN,
No. 225 Main street, between 9Th and 9th,
sc l3-Sm West side.
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\ VI 4 a bTVHu sITheT,
OppnsIta kreadpn Il flK
THE JiIY UT RITZ.
. sFyENTY-FiyE DOLLARS RI.

81 ARD will paw SO % for tie ap-
ia S|wno absconded about three weeks aaA she
--L->ls 3 low. thick act muiatto, with short GUY
hair. BAd ls about sixteen years Old. Her dreB
cannot re described, rs she has heen seen 50 e "a!
times in this city sIEce she iett, and had on ti-
terent dress each time. l.. l.. CHM.
Richmond. Oct. IS, 1850. 26-ts
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~ FOR RENT-Two HOUSES, containing
Es: four rooms in the house and two in the kitchen
@t.aof each tenement. Price $40 per month. En-
quire of A. 3. SMITH, near the Ropewalk
&c 30 -Iaw2W+ Church Hill.
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second night OF the American Prir,
MISS CAROLINE RICHINc.S
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BOARDING,

QOaRDlSG.-The subscribers, having taken
ID tho house Of Jos. II. CrenshaW. E,q on Man
street, between 9th and It'll, inform their ireGts
and the public that they Will lie prepared TO re-
ceve boarders on the lst of October
The house is in excellent repair. and 6tsd nm
with every convenience for the comfort Of rs m,
mates. It is pleasantly situated and CONVENIENT
10 the business part Of the city Eevera day
boaTders can be accommodated.
K. B. MURRAY,
Sc l3-3tayts NJ, ], NIRRAE
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RaPowers'

NJ POWERS
N + w q A l. l. f RY,
l73 MAIN ST,2 D oRs BELOW AMERICAS HoTEL,)
Is attracting considerable attention at this time.
Hundreds of strangers visiting the Fair have
ayalled themselves Of the excellent opportunity of
procuring one or more of POWERS world re-
nowned PEARL AN BROrYPES.
POWERS has been making Pictures for us for
IL years. and we know him to be the BEST.
21-3tN
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES have IN store a large
" and very complete stock of 6 UNS; also, Smith
& NELSON'S SEW SHOOTERS; Sharpe's very
small FOUR-SHOnTERS; Colts, Aliens, and
many other PISTOLS, OF the hest makers;
SPORTING GOODS and AMMUNITION, of all
kinds; all of which will be sold at the lowest pos
sibe prices. An examination of my stock Is re-
specially solicited t w. TiGNOR,
Gun Maker, Main street, below the Market.
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A. N, KELLEY. Esq, of Peters
go bcrg, will address the N A T ION A Il
ID M0CkACY Of this city, at the AFRICAN
CHURCH, on TUESDAY. Both inst, at ~ o'clk
Msjor D0RMAN. of kookbrldse, is also expected
TO speak, The pubic are invited to attend.
&C 30 1t w. K. STURDIVANT, Pres't.
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Ok HHDS. prime Bacon Sides and Shoulders; ;
Oc 100 boxes Cutting and +. u. Cheese 300
boxes Adamantne Candles 100 boxes Jacason's
Candies 200 boxes AltmeyeI's Candles 200 boxes
Brown Soap; 100 bags Jaya Coffee. IN store: for
sale by MASSl & & PLEASANTS.
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GTEAM LAST AND BOOT TREE Fac
~ TORN-MaIn street. between 9TH and Sth, ad-
Joining Simm's Steam Planning Mill. LASTS made
accurately made for tender, diseased and deformed
feet. To secure comfortable and neat fitting
boot. every one should have lis own lasts. BOOT
TREES made. We are prepared 20 turn BONNET
BLOCKS. GUN STOCKS, AXE HELVES, or
HAMMER HANDLES.
- Orders solicited az the only establishment OF
0c sim C.s. WHARTON L co.
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OST.-B Between Pearl street and Samuel NJ.
L. Price h Co.'S store; TWENTI- FIVE pol
LARS, and CAMEO BRt ASTPIN. The finder
viii he rewarded by leaving it at this office
o. 2q-2t
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TUE BEST KID GLOVES.-LEVY has
L. just TeCe we'd a hne assortment of Coupe Jou
YIN, White, Black and Colored Kid Gloves. These
Gloves are OF superior quality, and .are cOnsid
err BY many to excel the most celebrated makers
Price 81
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s~-z, CUKsS-IMPORTAN NOTICE
As~--s DR.. SCHULTZ leaves next UESDAY,
November tth, To meet appointments. His pa
tgons and al Wco value immediate ease from
CORES, BUNlONS, NAILS, and that. too, with
out paln, will please apply durng this week. Of
ile - Hli Street Hotel, Wal street.
"a Ladies, IS usual. attended at their resi-
deacss. &C 80 -2tF
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WTANTED-B By young man, who nc - Fast TAR
ING or WHITING of any kind to 90; to which he
il willing to dcvo's from three to four hours at
night. Address "A CO. Box 3l4, Richmond
Post Ohice oc 30 Ct
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RosroN Oct 25-Ard, schrs. +. Smith, Freder-
lcksburg; l.. Dyer. K edmond; ". GTe6o9y, do.
IRY TELEGRAPH.l
HAMPTON ROADS, Oct. 29.-Arrlved. ships Ia
media Brothers, lu9 days from Callao; Reporter, -
DAYS from do; Flying Dragon, Bakers island;
bark Gundela, Chinchas.
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a. last, somewhere bstween J. b. Ferguson's aud
Samuel NJ. Prlee Co $, Two $40 OF rs and one
CAMEO BREASTPlN. ANY one finding either
office. where they Will receive suitable reward.
nc % -3tt
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;EsAvG JUST RECEIVED 600 FANCY
L WORSTED C0UNTERPANES, which ] Will
sell chs IN; and, also, good assortment of SILKS
black and coored, and a great .varleef of DkI
GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES and CLOTHING, all Of
which shall sell very cheap. give me GALL
+ ROSE, 255 Broad st., bet L 81 and Sd.
~ Dom FORGET the place. &C 3O-lmt
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.
- Stolen from the Brecklnrldge and Lane Pole in
Manchester on Saturday night last, a + LAG, with
the following inscription, Breckinridge, Lane
and Union." We Will give the above reward for
| the apprehension Of the rogue or rogues who stole
1t, s. I. HANCOCK,
:, Secretary of Breckinrdge and Lane Club.
Manchester. Oct. 18th. oc N-ItN
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-11-22
NEW MUSIC! NEW MUSIC
PUBLISHED BY
ILLER Il BE ACHAM .
No. 10, n. Charles Street. Baltimore, nd.
PRICE.
PIASO SONGS.

PIAso SoSGs. PRICE.
SEVER Of thee I'm fondly dreaming,
Foley Hall, 20
The South-A Patriotic Song. Prist.........2
Moonbeams. Mrs. Byrne...................25
Still in my dreams thou'rt near. Foley Hall 20
'Tisthe last rose Of Summer; i or 2 voices ....25
tOld Blanford Church. Thou art crumbling
to the dut) Prist
Trust in Him! (Sacred) Steyenson.....-.....25
Piano PIECES.
.Happy Couple Scottish. Mngnider........35
Estelle Polka. Stewart.....................25
tWarbling Polka. 40
Thoughts Of Home. Revert. Krummacner.3 30
Warblings at Eve. Romance. Richards. go. 30
Slower Dale Scottish. Lentz..................35
Brilliant Preludcs in all the Keys.
These Preiudes are intended to meet
long and often expressed wish. being
short Musical Phrwes, thoy will soon
impress themselves on the merry. | 10
Short 1nterludes or Symphonies for Melo-
deon. Of moderately difficulty. j.
Hunter. 90
'Embellished with handsome vigncttes.
Music forwarded per mail. free of postage,
on receipt Of Moaey or Post stamps.
A liberal Discount TO Dealers, booksellers,
and Seminarics.
No matter where a piece is published. il can
be had on application 10 us.
". & BIS catalogues furnished utsifoUsy.
Supt2'- ly,
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Married.

In this county, at the residence Of the brides
mother, Oh the Sth inst, by JOIN T. SLATER,
Esq, Col. William A. Breeder, of Bastrop,
Texas, and Miss Mary Ann Anderson, daugh-
ter of the late Nathaniel An .erson, of this
county.
Seldom has it been our pleasure to
witness q moro engaging demonstra-
ton Of "the beautiful in the act of for
saking the dreary regions and sluggish
formalitics of single bIessedncss, for
the more blissfll region Of married
life. Roll on, thou mighty car of ma =
rimony fire the Southern heart with
Loves bright theme, and sweep within
thy rapid course such material as the
happy pair indicated in the foregoing
notice. While the waving elements of
secession and disunion are driving flu,
riously athwart this mighty Republic
of ours, we behold in our midst a noble,
brave and patriotic son, from the Lone
Star State, stepping boldly forward
with n of the fair daughters of Ten
nessee leaning proudly on his manly
arm, and declaring before the world
and the balance of mankind that they
ara for Union, ad infntum. Theirs is
the true union--a union of love, of
hcart and hand; q union that will
live and live on in despite Of the rise
and fall of Nations, Kingdoms and
Empires. Woman is tho embodiment
of this great Union, the cornerstone of
cdiice, the ~olive-branch Of peace,
the great boacon-light of the world, the
great nucleus around which every old
bachelor and widower may find shelter
the pcltins storm Of hard times.
So mote il be. j. II. s.
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A Good Paper to Edit.-If anybody
wants to edit tho Vicllsbuig Sentinel,
he will be edited by the following
brief history of some Of the men who
have figured in tina. po%sition:-Dr. Jas,
Hasan took hold in 1887, had II mum.
Der of street fights, fought a duel with
his brother editor of the Wing, nd was
killed in 1912, in a street fight by d.
W. Adams. His assistant, Isaac C.
Partridge, died of the yellow fever in
1889. DR.. j. S. Fall, another assistant,
had a number ofstreet fights, in one of
which he was badly wounded. Jas.
Ryan, next editor, was killed by Il. E.
Hammett, of the Wing. Next came
Walter Hickey, who had several rows
and was repeatedly wounded; he killed
DIR. Maclln, and was soon after killed
himselfin Texas. John LAWNS, anoth.
or editor was imprisoned for the vio-
lence of his articles. Mr.. Jenkins his
successor, was killed in the street by
H.A Crabbe; and Crabbe was MUIR
dered in Sonora. f. c. Jones succec-
ded Jenkins, but he soon aitcrward
drowned himself.
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We have not had much time to devote
to our exchanges this week, but from
hurried reading see that the excitement
and preparation for secession arc above
high water mark in most of the cotton
States. We honestly believe that South
Carolina will carry Georgia, Florida,
Mississippi, Alabama, Louisiana, and
perhaps Texas and Arkansas with her.
All remedies arc too late, the Rubicon
is crossed, and a retreat now would be
a herald Of disgrace, and give Il deep
dye of disscmblance to past professions.
W. regret that these things are so, yet
that regret springs not from conscious
ness of one single requirement the South
makes, inconsistent with patriotic de-
votion to the Constitution as it was, is,
and should be, than which it is a mocke-
ry worse than treason as which, It's
union forever.
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Burr Millstoncs Of all sizes and made to or
der, Smut Mills, Mil SIindlos, Mil Gearing,
Bolting Cloth Of all numbers, Dutch anchor
brand, betting, hosting m%ndrcguluting screws,
screen wire, picks ard plNtstrlaris, all impor-
ted from the manufactures, which enables me
to sell the best articles at low prices.
Icing u practical mechanic, thoroughly an
dcr.tanding the theory and practice Of milling
operations, MiIlcrs aud Miiiwrights will find it
To their interest to examine my stock and pri-
crs before purchasing All goods sold by me
are warrcntcd to Civ" satisfaction.
All orders and communications promptly at
tended To-. p. VI. RYAN.
Corner Collcg" and Broad streets, Nashville,
Tennessee.
March I'D ly.
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Cushings & Bailey,
W olesale

Wholesale
BOOkSELLERS AND STATlONERS,
2G2, Baltimore St., opposite Hanover,
Baltimore, Md,
Are prepared to offer TO tho Country Trade,
Goods in their line, at prices that will compare
fay0rably with those of any other market.
Their stock of School, Law. Med cal and
Miscellaneons Books is large and well selected.
A large and varied assortment of Foreign
ana American Stationery can always be found
at their establishment.
They KEEP constantly on hand n full supply
OF Blank Books of different styles and of their
wi manufacture. Having Binderv conncc.
tey with their Store, obey are, ut all times.
able, at short notice, TO fiji orders for Blank
Books, ruled to any pattern, or of any desired
style of Binding.
Orders received by mail will meet with
prompt attention.
You are requested to call and examine our
Stock and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
aug30-ly
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FOR SALE

Wv kJXNIl1L
A splendid new Piano, Light q
BradbWy's make.
One Of Martins celebrated Rose
mood Guitars wiM case,
.fne Violin, wiM case--new,
Il gentlemam''s double cased gold
Wa.M,
Lady's doubled cased do,
Il beautiful no-top Mckory bug.
ly, WiM Harness siiver mounted,
new and gerry lights and
2po splendid Sewing Machines.
and will be sold on accommodating terms.
w. J. SLATER.
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W. n. HORN 4 SON,

---NV. TO,---
South College Street, between Church & Broad,
Nashville, Tenn,
IMPORTERS Nj DEALERS IN
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, NARNiSIIES,
w A PAPER,
BORDERS, WINDOW SHADES.
+ | Il b o A y $, IL
EtE" Orders promptly attended to,
Nav 2G, lS5g-ly.
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Mobile, Nov. l9.-Thc Register dc.
clares for secession. 1t says the larg.
est sectional vote, North ard South,
provea common government impossi.
bic, and all efforts to save the Union
truitless. 1t appeals to conservative
men to take the movement into their
own hands, as the only means of avoid,
ing the worst consequences of inevita-
bic revolution.
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Local items this week are like dol.
lars and dimes-very scarce, We
want somebody so turn up something
soon, else well go to work and turn up
something oursclf. Guess If we were
to kick over one of our shelves, we'd
turn up something.
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We are inclined to think that W,

We are inclined to think that we
shall Issue no paper next week. We
made n similar statement u few weeks
since, but so many seemed to dislike
the idea of doing one week without
their Journal that We went ahead MS
usual. But we really feel it necessary
to have one weeks relaxation, as we
have not missed a single time this year,
and as there arc n good many changes
we wish to make in our office.
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Mcendiaries- Excitement in Madison
County, Ala.--We learn from a rromi-
nent and responsible citizen Of Win
chester, that he has just received in
tolligence of the following facts from u
man whom he knows well, and who is
entirely responsible, i. e. that the su.
perintcndent of Bell Factory, in Madi.
son county, Ala, has in possession q
letter received q short time since from
africnd in Philadelphia, to the effect
that abolitionists in diifornt portions Of
the North have sent out men with
sowing machines, who are to travel
through the South, and while instruct.
ing domestics how to susc the machines
are to instill inccndiary and insurrec-
tionary feelings and also enquire and
report back to head quarters the state
of feeling in the South. In some in.
stances tho wives of these men or those
purportlnS TO be wives, are sent rs Il
blind. These facts como to us direct
and if any are not disposed to believe,
reference is made to the superintend-
ent spoken of. This friend in Phila-
delphia knew the superintendent had
an interest in Bell Factory, and as a
friend warned him to look out for tray.
cling cmissaries in the sewing machine
: line. We notice that Georgia has pro-
vidcd means and ways TO detect these
Brownies, and while we are aware
that many are too quick to imputc
mean motives to strangers, yet it would
be we'll enough for us to be on NJ
guard. Let US act with vigilence tenn
percd with prudence.
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on any amount.
RULE.

Reduce the years to months and add
in the given months Set 1-3 of the
days as y decimal in the units place of
the months. Take l-2 the time or 10
the principal and multiply them to-
gcther; the result will be tho interest
at g c rccnt.; for I per cent. add l,G;
for . per cent add 8; for per cent II,
and Tor 10 per cent. add 2.3. =
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SOUTHERN WARE-ROCM,

US Tt = T. " VI 4 n,
No. 15l. Richardson Street, Columbia, S. C..
Where can be had all kinds of Musical In
struments. also Sheet Music and Music Books,
both sacred and secular. Orders addressed b.
icther place will meet with prompt attention.
JOS. NEWMAN. BRO. & SONS.
BditimCre. Maryland.
JOSEPH NEWMAN,
s.r26-ly.1 Colombia. s c.
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Don't forget to read tho advertise.
'tndnt headed money found in posses.
sion Of negroes.'
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Don't fail to read the card of our
clever f.icnd, J. NJ. Acklin, in to-day's
paper.
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A gentleman in Charleston, S. g.,
writing to us to send him the Homo
Journal, adds in his letter the follow.
ing:
Everything herc-steamships, and
steamboats,, houses, and everything,
bears a disunion flag. People are rife
for secession"
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washington, Nov. l9.-Reliable rri-
vato dispatches say that Douglas has
5000 votes over Lincoln and 1900
over breckenridge in California.
The Californians in Washington de.
clare their purpose of advocation an in
dependent Republic on the Pacific side.
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The Galveston Civilian says Brock
inridge's majority ever Bell and Doug
las combined will be 10000. Every
county as far as heard from gives
Brsckinridge a majority.
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1850 FALL TRADE. LEGO
Lanier, Brothers G. Co.,
Importers and Jobbcrs of
nDV rnnnr

NHI UVVDD,
Nos, 25i and 256, Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Md,
Are now receiving their supply of Dry Good,
for the Fall Trade, 1860, which embraces q
very large and varied assortment of Domestic
and Staple Goods, Of the best make and brands
made in the country.
In Foreign Goods WI will be prepared to Of
fer an unrivalled Stock of both British and Con.
tlncntal Fabrics, bought in person by our Mr..
l.. L.. Lanier, in the different markets of En-
rope.
TO close and responsible buyers we are de-
termlned to meet any market.
N. B.-Orders have prompt attention, and
the SAINT care as though the buyer were per-
sonally present. Taur3O-Sm.
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ST. CLOUD HOTEL,
CORNER CHURCH AND SUMMER SITS.
Nashville. Tenn

SAMUEL j. CARTER, PROPRIETOR.
This house has been greatly enlarged,
thoroughly renovated, r%c-flrnishcd, &c.
throughout in the most costly and Gle.
CANT style, and is now equal in every
respect to any other House in the South
west. aug2-ly.
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1884 1,069 3,S6S 3,S1G

a proclamation has been issued by
the President for the sale of 231 ,0O0
acres of land in the State Of Arkansas.
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RULE For

Something like two years ago Il scamp
whose name We just 10Y forget, come
through Wincester, selling n Rule by
which to find out interest accurately
and in double quick time tic sold
The Rules at 81 each. By certain ar.
rangement of said scamp, in that he
swinoled us for an amount of printing,
we are enabled to give the rule to all
the Home Journal subscribers gratis.
Though the man was a scamp-a trav-
cling empiric-yct his rule is worth
pre- serving. 1t works well, and we
give it gratis. Understand it, and
twill enable you to find the required
interest on any amount.
DTII N
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EHL ONLY RET
WORTHY OF
'I(TN 81 Confidence anl P]atr;nace.

Ton SftTr,m MEN, ]jruuGs, CLErGrMny
LadI't ami tcrticwcn IN all parts ofthc world iestirio
he "Lac'cy q! " ouj'S Hair Restorative, and Gentlemen
OF Inc I1'ss are Unanimous ia ils IIaiSr. Aicw tcsliu,o
il"IS nlIy can be her" gircni see crCIIaI Ton m,r, and
II VIII be impossible for yOu To doubt
Il Wall st,N ~, &c. %, 1888
'"l'rIrcu:-EoU note oIthc i5'r.ha been rtcciyrd.
sym" tHi you bad heard thlt had been benefited %,
thrH'c Ut Nuod's Hair RcsDorat i've, ard requesting m,
t~rltiIcafc OI thC fact II | had no objections To give il,
4"1rd II To YOU I%Irrr60ly. because think it due. Nv
h'r Is - years; the color Ui my hair auburn, ard inclined
u run. Some FIVE Or six years since il began to Turn
gay, ana the scalp on the CIu vi OF ,Ly head 10 lose its
sepNitllitr, and %d1rdflt 10 form urOn II. Each Of these
di "-r"lHll's irrlrasCd with time, aA aInIi iuur
nnrt.r sIncca lUu'h was "hlri to them, hy nmr falling
ui i" top "llny head, and threatening to make me bad
nlh' unpleasant pIc'iCnHcIt, | was irIuccd to try
Nn'"'s iia.t Re %iClaiINr, Uulrly 10 arrest the falling OH
~ NJ hair, Tor had really no CNpectation that gray haiI
,''h' ever hc u" iorrd 10 IT, 0llgIaI color EXCEPT from
"}r5. was, however, gIctfly surprised to ind, alter
a." Gse o'lWr bottles oiIy. HAT not oIly was the a!lirl
Oh dl1c led, huiCullI was restored It. the gray hairs, ard
Sc, UNITY to the "toII, and dJuhu1 ceased To- l0rir on
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