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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-07-14
CLASS &.

CLASS G.
JEREMIAH WooD. Superintendent.
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"Of one thing, reader, be thou sure-the
Yankee eagle one day,
Will stretch his wings from Behring S
Straits beyond thd Bay of Funday
And from the Pole to Panama, when
sleeping you and | lie,
Will all belong to Uncle Sam, some future
Fourth of July
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Had 4 nice boat ri,ie last Sunday, jim
took piece of a string with a bent pin on
the end and hung it over the stern of the.
boat, and few Of the :" fnny tribe" not
liking the state of the weather, would
catch hold and let me pull them out of
the wet Some folks would fish for them,
but l wouldn't on Sunday
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A young lady engaged to be married,
and getting sick of her bargains, applied
to friend to help her unite the knot
before it was too late-"Oh, certainly"
he replied, it's very easy to unite it now,
while it is only beau knot"
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mar21-ly one door east Of Jaes.5n & IocEwoods
oTgAs.a 1sAasssG YARD.

= he undersigned having purchased the shop
Of Gervrll Finley, where he intends larry the
business of more extensive scale lie has hand and
is always III receipt of tile best quality Of American a
lanand Egyptian Marble for Head stones Tomb stones
Monuments, Nantes, Furniture SC. he has some IF
the Best WorAuen IN the western country, he feels
sured that he can get up anything in his line in supsr-
or style together With low prices he feels assured that
entire satisfaction.
y. - orders from distance earnestly solicited and
prom :ly attended to. LANES WILLS
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TCLFtiIt T.hSltlAN AND SURGEON.
tFTce third door 5~sst Of oftGsrG R,sL, Gin Street,
OTTAWA. ILLS.
In. G would respectfully call ;Ee attention Of those
~ suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly SCI
iGa. White Swelling, salt Rrufn, Eruptions of the Face
and skin SCd Head Old Sores, and all diseases arising
IRON impurities 0f J,.r blood.
Also. peormiti-s Curyatures. and Diseases OF the
Spine, Distortions Of the Feet Contracted Limbs, Stiff
Joints, &c.
Cancer treated urou entirely new principle. and
with suCcess heretofore EucuualgI. APT
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NXTOULD call tie attention ot tho ladies' TO a large
" and choice selection 81 SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLINERY GOODS. which she will be happy show
at her second door north Of the Mansion
House, in the formerly occupied Drug Store
Ladies, please give a call.
Bleaching and pressing done. ap1
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EsNeEa Vista Floral Gard ms.
". CHALMERS 4 CO..

At the residence Of ". H. w. C4s1mdn, East Otta,cd
Always for SALE large supply of perpetual Roses and
all other kinds of Towering house plants Strawberry To-
mato Rhxbarb, Cabbage plants &C., &C., in their
on, and Vegetables Of all kinds. jup1l
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Miss FANNY M. EARL'S
CAaeCI EATiNs. l.aKSSs & II T. =

HIS Library, Which has been closed for the last
weeks on account of sickness, is re-opened, and
may De visited during each day u the week
rf0" ~ 10 IL Il N and from, 2 Ia 4 p H.
over 100 new volumes of late valuable and interest.
ing publications. have been added To the Library
Homeopathic SpcC,f,cs.
Miss T. has been appointed for t,e sale in this
city of Humphreys celebrated iiomoopa,e Specifcs
the best for family use now scd They are sold either
ir complete sets in cases, or by single vals A book
with piR and full instructions accompanies each case
ocl5 FANNY NJ Earl
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w GJLD respectfully the ladies of O:ta-
w and vicinity. that she has JUS received
so~tmcut of tte latest styles % SPRING NiLLINEH
GODDS consisting OF Straw Bouuets Ribbons, RUche-,
Flowers &c, which she is prepared to sell at very
low Frices.
Stra" Eo1nets hieace ed and pressed ia the latest style.
Mrs. Laugh. has also made arrangements with a
good dress MAKER and is prepared TO make, cut,
reasonable price.
~ Give her call and examine for yourselves.
MRS LAUGHLaND.
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6. =. GooDassEEs. VI. p..

SsrB'da D1Hgr.sf 'U7 ipDthecf'1 Min st, OttHIr-.
tWHcLESALE AND EETAIL.)
Importer 81 Drugs Chemicals, French Cogniae Erau-
die. u 5LrS, &c.
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IN. EaaEs.,N EirA.s.
y. hyEi-SSI.

NFFICF in -- second glory OF su!er'= building. near
the IsaaI Of I.rslIcucc, East Main street,
east OF Fax River. aug32
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i.oAs :3R PRICES.
Than any otler Millinery establishment in the city.
Mrs GkEGG has secured the services q. the ORiY Sci
entfr Dress Maker ia the city and prepared do
Dress Making 81 all srs branches usual
Madame NEHgEEST's celebrated patterns fyr Dresses,
Basguc-, sleeves. Under q. cuts, AID ChIldren's
Dresses received monthly. aud Tor sale
French ard American STAMPED Embroidery, Of new
an beautiful designs.
Bonnets bleach-d and pressed nv new process
Cal and see Mrs. Gregg Main St, opposite Il .
Mansion House, in the store formerly occupied ny c..
F.. Pratt < Co. tay,-tfl SARAH GREGG.
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Sash. Dsor and Blind Factory.
Spring and Summer Millinery.
LaSoI3e ST, enc door so,oh qf GLa7a's Store
NJ /, s. I \ X i lie,
MISS ANEt,Nl

: iS removed from the
AE . rurr OF Main and
Columbus sts. 70 IL - le
street, one door south OF
g bsou's Furniture Store.
where she will open her
new Spring and summer
S:Gsh Of
MILLINERY GOODS.
Ilsy!ugt ken a new aud
Ingcu larger Store. she Is
prsPu "a 70 show a very
elegant assortment, 1t the
lowest price possible.
Her stock %: STRAW
GJcDS.s iar.e and choice.
AL the Grw style Braid /;
the Rough aud Kaocted
Braid the Tulip and Rice Z;
the fine English Leghorn /,
fn= soft Straws, Florcuccs
and Pedals : Children and
VI is~cs' fine LeghoTn Hats /:
Infants aud Boys fur
bans: brown and white
Hats, a nice quality, trim
Ined, FOR SI.'JO to 81, oha-
krr Hoods. The fine Tulip
and knotted Braid Hats.
six and Grape Eounels. in
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9.-Edt cutie.

lst pr. ID ad.
Best lat steers, years old and over, 81 50 bk
- fat steers, years old and over, 3 do
CoM-David Green, Amasa Crozier, Jas Spencer
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J. o. GLOW
HENRY ~. G-oDFE-y. re. ~.

LicfIfir'r gf E"g.sI syg9 o. SurgTOas, EiiH 'Hyqh
Having had -.arg- Of q Hospital in Europe FOR seve
years. and "a practice OF years in Illinois, h;
feels confident %. g.vIg satisfaction those who
wish his professional advice
Caice. north side Of the Court House Square Resi-
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Foot and SssGc Shop.
= AN prepared to manufacture to order Gents
S Morocco. Calf and Kip Boots. Also. Ladies'
~ Kid Goat, Calf, and undressed Morocco Bootees,
alters and Ruskins
lee Caters aud Gootees made in good style, of good
ock.
Shop ! II. Kings Leather Store. Ottawa, III.
Eepairng neatly done. All work warranted
eb21 d. f. TUCKER
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Dr. PIERE =. .Es@EWHLl.
4. z. liAI-IsI-RN.


Respectfully tenders her services ladies and children
in ottawa and vicinity. Residence Paul St. TWO
doors south Of Superior i. oc2g
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FARMERS INTENTION.
HisEN a M.iENEIOEER
Boot and Shoe Store !
u

No Hossock's Block, llai. Street, OHascc,
4 R!bbers SC.
Also, Hats and Caps, and Gents Buck Mtts and
Gloves all of the best manufacture. and cheap for cash
Call and exami, 4. PRESCOTT, Agent.
oc2J No. ] UOssdcI's REOck, Main st.
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We are assured by Bell and Everett
man, from Louisiana, that the State is
certain for Douglas, as the masses of the
people are for him, while such men ss
Soule, Wickliffe, Parham, Colman, and
others of equal strength are giving him
tlieir support.-LomsviNcD Democrat
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ELECTRO cHEMI Al BATHS.
z. ". VAN SD:sCT.
EtgspTsEC s'i,EAsTE;.sl.
q. Z, TEEOHaUsON,
&. e. GssgGEs.

DEALIR
Drugs, Patent Ke,If-iEea, Paints, oils, Taratstes
Dgs STUN. DC, Dc,
Between Glover Cooks and Re.:Iich's Block.
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Carriage Repairing Shop.
4 Ii. branches OF Carriage and Wagon repairing will
De oone with despatch, and in the best manner, at
s I'see shop Buggies mace to order, from 475
20 SiZo and warranted in every respect
on the first corner north the Gsiper House on
La Sale ST. IocsI j q CAV Ic.n,
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THFsirigH Gnd .>s,gyr0H- -cHftCE, HiH0is-
wing permanently located in this city, lie will be
pleT svd give his attention those who desire his
prof ssiclaI services.
o, c. in Z. C. l!aiHERT'E building, corner Of La
sa! and Madison streets juu25
5yr~. Es s5EZ - ~ VIA. isgass
aS ing associated themselves together for the practice
OF profession, cc'v tender their services
the citizen, Of Ottawa and vicinity
E-AI persons indebted To either Of the uuder-
sig ned are requested call Immediately and arrange
.,hS
ciice IIun,e"'s Drug Store, La Sale St.
&. HARD NJ u,
i.nI5 Z. VI. No NCSRTHUE VI. d.
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Of tie Eighth Annuol Fair Of the La Sale
County Agricultural Society, to be held at Ot-
tara, September 25tk 26th, 27th, and 2SM,
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f.. =. HOBERI,
SURGEON Dentist.
BINDERY AND 3. AEg BOOK MANUfACT0RY.
l'Es & IiEEX

Book BiHdey' and 3 Book Nan HHfdcttrer, Ot1ttrd
All kinds OF BLANK Ruled and bound short
notice Music, Mugaz Pamphlets, &c, neatly bound
Also, WALL pAfE - q done, and PAPER BOXES
made TO order
Post Office Block third story. api7
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DruJCiSf Bookssile,.. ami S.ptiDnsr- Gi.pud, III.
Second store in Nattiugers block, south side Of th'
C urt house square yr
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CLASS +.
PRODUCTS OF THE FARS. ORCHARD AID GARDEN.
II. l.. BEUsH, Superintendent.
LII II L..LL..-. ~ III. E,trLL
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! 1Our Trend and fellow citizen,
:. 4. DOUGLAS
Hon. VIM. II. Ludlow, of New York: R
T. Dick, of North Carolina; p C.. Wick
life, of Louisiana, and others of committee.
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SEEX FEsias' N.AgsE4a;s

rates A. they bgy Ht She hr.t they Away. pay
the highest price for cattle. Iaul3s, &.
HeHleUJj~~ t-ir enc t77.si---.Ei...'a corner.
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1GlRXrANpesrAgE ARRAIRe.

D.ScraousLf YS9sbznr-Ah 1Atssefion occur
red at Amhe<~f Coarsr Mousse, FtiA,y levenine
between JpsEss / Rro~al pc ets6e late Howell
Brown. and lkidt6 Hssoher. son of The ilbfe Eli.
iah Fletcher, formerly proprietor Of this paper,
which it u (sstsd wiA result fatally, 1t appears
that both the ylupe men 'wefe il iiiduor, when q
quarrel cnsueJ evshtua.ed in n fght.
Fletcher knock ne Brown down, and while on top
of him indicting very ugly wound IN his side
and thigh with bowie knife; the cash being SO
deep as to expose the main artery. After being
cut Brown called on the bystanders to take Fetch
err of which was Immediately done, whereupon
Brown raised and discharged his revolver four
times. each lad taking effect; two in the rly,
one in the hand. and the E'arth in the leg o,
Saturday evening. Fletcher was extremely low,
and was not expected to survive Athnush
Browns wound is'a very serious one, it il suplo.
sei he will recover. Both Of the parties are most
respectfully connected. and were, We understand,
on friendly terms up to the time Of the difficulty,
which ended 90 disastrously.
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LATESTEEWs BYTgLECRAPn.
COn0ress.

WASHINGTON, juno 1G.--Ths House bill &C.
tahlishing government Printing 0fkce passed..
The Navy appropriation I'll was discussed on
sund amendments until The hour uf adjuurn-
ment zHe' saf
The House Covede Committee made o repot
arguing from the testimony II Executive and 9th
er oihccrs that tho government had been guilty of
frauds and illegal practices. :,
\ motion to print $4,000 copies was pending.
liousE.--The Senate resolution extending the
scssio" till Monday week was adopted.
The Kentucky contested election case Of Chris
man VS.. Anderson wac discussed aud it's further
consideration postponed till Monday.
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AUCTION AND COMMISSION HoUsE.-We refer those
erested, to the advertisement in another column ot
''eSsrs Davis, Deupree b Co., who have recently
VPened nm auction and commission house in Rich
nond, for the sale of negroes. Mr. Davis, the senior
member of the firm, has been in the trade several
.''s and is wellkuown to most Of our citizens as
N'V''"ble and responsible business man
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PlEDMoSr ISsrIrurE.-The closing public exercises
OF the Institute at Liberty, will take place Thurs
Day the 2sth Of June. The following gentlemen
members t of the Board:-Rev. Z. Ii. Read, d. D.,
rev E. II. Cumpston, Rev. J. J. Mcmahon, Thomas
sampson, willium r. Gaines, p. Il. Gtattan, ]. j.
n'mpkins, Myers Fisher. Rev. J. D. Mitchell, d. d.,
rev. q, W Leyburn, Rev. II. Is. Smith, ]. f. john
son. T. L. Lsftwich, q, L. Mosby, J. F. Payne, J. n.
GOr,on -.t-
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PoRTRAIT PANrlSG.-Our attention was called
on Saturday to a portrait VI Que Of our cita.ls
now on exhibition at Payne 4 Blackfnrd's which
for spirit, accuracy and execution il far ahead of
ANYTHING we have seen here for a great while
This portrait is done in oils by Mr.. Henry g.
Mccain, an English artist who has re.ilei FIR
some years back in Baltimore, aud WHO now par
poses, we are glad to learn, to make some stay in
Lynchburg. Ia these days OF Daguerreotype..
photographs, and other cheap substitutes Tor
real old fashioned portrait. it is very lare that We
have an opportunity of securing the services ot- n
really good artist in oils and all who wish q pic
ture of themselves or Their friends should seize
this opportunity. What We observe particularly
in Mr.. McCann's pictures is that they are not on
ly like daguerreotypes, accurate maps # the few
lures but they convey besides the acreage erprcs-
sion of the sitter compiled rs it were by the skill
of the artist from the varinus phases If the
tenance bsf,re him, result rarely attained in pho
tographs, stamped as they arc almost ns'anlnn-
eouslv by the Sun. Mr.. McCann avoids. too, the
norid peach blossom coloring that seems 80 tempt
ing to young and second rate artists. and is not
afraid Of shade. His charges arc very reasona-
Die, and VIC wish him tho success he deserves
Call and see him at his rooms over Tanners gal
lery.
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Markets

BALrinoHE, june lG,--flour steady nj 50 50.
Whoa new White lr ugh. 81 81 md dull
Corn dull at 6S to 70: White II to &c. Provisions
unchanged.
INV YORK, june lG.-Cotton very dull; Flour
and Wheat unchanged; Corn lower, mixed u to
81 rest unchanged
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OBITUARY.

Died, at the residence OF Mr.. Jacob Lambert, in
Wythe county, on Tuesday, the 9th lust, Mrs RACHEL
NJ, wife of Mr. Lambert in the 21th year uf her aye
She WAS II member of the Lutheran Church and in
her daily walk cxemplifed the Christian cl ,racter
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au1pted protesting against ths action Of the Gen.
a. Conference on the subject of slavery. repudia.
nng the sentiments Of the new chapter inrodu
esuInto Into the Discipline on the subject; refusing
~ submit to y. and calling for convention Of
~ iaJmen who entertain the sentiments
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IIoUR OF SUsPgSDING BusIyEss.-The long lone
son and tiresome days Of summer are upon US. In
our opinion the day affords sufficient time for persons
20 transact all business, without doing so at migat-
We are not alone In our opinion the young men who
labor from early morn Till late at night, having no
time Tor recreation and the enjoyment OF social en-
terlaiument, think rs We do, that the merchants
should allow their stores TO he closed ut MI earlier
hour than at present
Some of them demand to close at seven O'Clock
while others willing continue their services
until eight O'Clock. We nre not aware Of nnv argu-
incnt in reason for Keeping open so late ut this sea-
son of the year. We deem it only necessary to have
the subject presented to the liberal minded merchants
and business men, and they will as unit agree upon
some hour to suit all parties.
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To the Intelligent.

N - ALI. diseases nrlse from In mpurity
N-sE blood. Nn matter how called, each be by
~. table pugaseH which do not only The bud" but
actually expc The foul hnors which produce dr,cd hoai.
ncio, tie olecnN, and IheuunIism well liver affections,
pam IN The side, and general h,R, mud upon the
least cxrrtnn Nay, BRANDkElIlS FILLS only cure
the" affections hut also asthma aud all oGac r"ns OF
The lungs well colds md coughs. cnisum-
n and bleeding ~ The lungs have often been cured b, tho
E"m"mbcr EEAADRETI'S FILLS hnNo irn 1Us ytnrs'
duration, and uutol, vegetable incapable
nJhrhg the "ndcFt ng weakest frame Those who use.
recommend: bal thcr Virtues surpas ouogy The, h
u-d Ia be lt appreciated. Hold nj princ pal occ No 2gI
Canal street. Ftrr - c,hs u box. f. I'm
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r. ihE NJ. +. CHURCH AND SLAvERy.-The Arnold
N.Y. 'oVe Society, lIllsborough Circuit Of the Baltl-
u meeting few days ago, the Rev. 8, 81 Rosscl
~ 'lo chair, when resolutions were unanimously
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M ARRIED.

In Wy,heville on Wednesday evening. The 18th
inst by the Rev r. NJ. Hickey, Mr. j. r. TarcRs to
Miss ELLEN g. liALLkR, daughter Of Dr. Jacob laer
all Of Wythcv1e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18

COLLEGE CohxRNcENENr.-The commencement
exercises of Lynchburg College. will be held ut
Dudley Hall, on Wednesday. commencing at nine
o'clock, A. NJ. There will lie eleven graduates.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18

PASSENGER TRAvEL-Thc Sou;hside Railroad is
now doing a fine Ia~cnycr businss e,n.,;ally
from The west. The sea shores of Virginia hold
our humbere-sat'r c ions t. the seekers ot health
anu pleasure, while on the other hand.a counter
current rs rushing by the same route to the noun.
tins. Upon the Southern Railroad tie travel
>, y also growing very heavy, aud the Va Central
ha'iroad is reaping untold profits thereby. This
~ 'hoeed season oil luxury to tho railways.
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BREAK IN THE CANAL.-The Lynchburs PACKETS
anu other boats bound Tor the interior, were pre-
vented from leaving yesterday. owing to i scarcity
OF water IN the canal, most of the fluid having
escaped through break which occurred above
he pump house. e water had been drawn
IRON the basin n, o'clock yesterday evening, in
order to give the laborers II chance Of rsn,irinp
the damage at the spot indicated Navigation will
be resumed in day or two ut the iarthest R,ch.
Er. Saturday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


LEE, ROOKIE g. TAYLOR 3
WnoLrEsAI;E AND EE ~ gR9cEgs coMissIoH
d Las kocsE Co., No. Zee Main street, LynehharE, Yes
VIII my particular aud prompt aeuon The sale ~ 10.
Bdtto WHEAT, C0RH, IA CON, LARD. RUTTER, FkA.
1WfR& and 0oHy7R fR0DUtE GENERALLY, make iibe.
tai advances an prnra or merchandise In hand for sale,
nnes and oas lime sals when quiredt attend promptly 70
f"ds consigned TO ~ hrwardrd hsvy always or hand sse
and we'll senctel stock Of uroceres Imported Dmnesiie
Liquors, Wines, de-, DC. - So. 81 + q
W GRAIN BA0A furnished al the usuni rent when pro-
duce ated l., us for sale, fmb Ia
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Wigs Wigs Wigs ~
49,. EAf,HELOE'S " lCa AND TolPEfs -urass
w. all They are elegant, easy light aud durable
Fitting t"a chnfm n"turnng up bcul-n shrint ing
the heads indeed, this i, tho only Establishment whore
things nrc property understood aud madcG Bond street,
n Nj NH I. lArlN
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JAMES DINWIDDIII. fHsss
10. % Main Street. nclsburg. vasyf

Z a HAS just rcceyed his Spring sosk Of WATCAkS
- and EWELgK and Is the largest stock u has ever
n been ME pleas,S The public, which eonstsis
of English, aud American Watches, 81 the bese
make In gold aud silver Also fine stock OF JEWEL
n.y. Of the --latest styles, ali Of whch bonHhs mqek
favorable terms; therefore sell nw other hQee
In tho atale Please and yensfvs belbts
purchasing. hn H-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-18

TIE HAIa.--As to men, we say. when the hair be-
gins to fall out the best plan is to have it cut short,
give it, good brushing with q moderately har'l
brush while the hair Is dry: then wash it well with
warm soap suds, and rub into the scalp about the
roots Of the hair, little bay rum, brandy, or cam
phor water. Do these things twice month--the
brushing of the scalp may be proftably done twice
a week Damp the hair with water every time the
toilet is made Nothing ever made is hetter for the
hair than pure soft wat.r, if the scalpIs kept clean
maums or grease Of any kind is ruinous to the hair
Of man or woman. We consider it bad practice,
amos, universal though it be, Tor gathers dust and
dirt and soils whoterer it touches. Nothing but
pure soft water should be allowed on the heads Of
our children. 1t 10 different practice that robs our
women of their most beautiful ornament long before
their prime The hair of daughters should be kept
within two inches until the twelfth year.