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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1861-04-16

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) 'ol. Wigfa. Riea all cane over to- ii
CITY; aud thus wasteIs lilinSatoi the ciosin,
: Eact ~ the military drama. 5ia
z In the afternoon Cols.l lChcsbnt and NIannino
with. other officers and the ChiefoGtlie Fire d.
!. partnentand the PalmcttoFire Company, went
down too Fort Sumter. We have not. now tbt
t'l4e-to ntkcla detailed description Of the fart
1t issenough tosstate at prcscGtthat the walIs
are hninured. Upon oic-0fi tile faces 10 tLn
vest, exposed 10 the water battery, il la,l re-
eelved eighty shots the other, equally exposed
to this battery and to Fort Monltrie, had recciv-
ed more. Many of the doors totlie cmbrasurcc,
had hecn driven jn, Dnt the permanent ininrv
was slight; thcTaIls penetrated but aLor; s or
70 inches, -rerunyipg about Il half brsbeI Of
1EmatefhaI. fle ceraisA OF tie rIrapct in ,n,ny
places was klloked of,fut all the para ne, rn,is
dlslnonntcd had bee1Eestorrd to their positions
and tier calJoages sce!nedthcn hut little ini If.
cd 10y the flames The wall was. most disfSm-
cd blytllesLailing from Cummings Point, but
then tliere'Was little progress to breach Some
OF the easement guns were dislnonntcyl, andthe
devastation within the fort was great; tic run
ners were covered with fragments 6fsI IcIIs. The
barracks were swept entirely away, and there
was nothing left but a loose mass Of brick and
mortar. '''"
Inc l'atilc ot"Fort Sumter is a marvellous
atialr ID tie hioodlesspcsS OF an engagement of
thlrtZsixsllonrs anda half Ii is surely the mrr.
ot God. But to no human arcncies
engsagged3sln5thc g business is greater praise due
than to-tliose who conceived and planned our
ar'ences, and who have erected them III 50 faith
u and substantial amanner Tothcs. CAUSES
'be admirable efficiency of our defensive pre.
Iarators, and the handsome manner in Which
nc guns have been used to annoy and crinnle
he cnemy-is the wonderful, unprecedented
esult due.
we have not, and de rot pretend to do ius.
ice TO the officers and men engaged in tbe
omhat. We feel our incompetence to do it.
ta>i. Of necessary discrimination d.Iirorv AND
ltficnltr. Many, we know, are worthy Of no. a
&C. and will receive tat the propcr-Iands, i
nom %e' through dur ignorance, have not :.
amed in our very imperfect notes. They as
ell as the public must cxcllse sucl, uniuton. p
onal short colnings b
At y o'clock, p m., Anderson was permit n
d to pay his parting salute to the J;nired &,
ates ilas before hauling it down, we trust for :.
er, from the ramparts of the famous Fort
inter. inter- lhe Confederate Flag now floats in
Major Anderson will go 10 New York inthc
amer 1Sa0e|. His command joins the fleet.
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RHs1NG STAR CHAPTER.

I, ,f>s.. THE MEMBERS OF RISING STAR
esssM.VE, Chapter No. 4, A. T. NJ, are hereby silm-
rcsHSIeS moncd to attend a regular Convention of
TS7SSss their Chapter at their usual place Of meet.
iis, on Tuesday, tie 23d day Of April
a full and prompt attendance of tie members is de-
sired as business o'importancc will be presented
lie final consideration OF the New Constitution and
Br.laws will also then take place.
Officers and members will take due notice and gov.
ern themselves accordingly.
=. by order Of c. H. PECK. II P.
".J GERALh Secty. April 9.-tI
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No feet in sight yet. Sumter is badly
damaged in parapct guns and buildings
Lieutenants Rhett and Mitchell are ut Afoultric
in commanded the battery bearing on Sumter.
Captain llamiton>has Dahlgreen gun at the
Cove, doing great mischief, and gets, ecifA The
5Ffoataasg Battery commanded by Lieutenants
Yates and narlcston, nearly all Andclsonsatten
ton. NO one kiiltd yet on our side or iniu-
red
Ripley IS IN his shirt slecucs, working his guns
himself The work progressing finely.
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SHERIFF SALES.

EDY virtue of sundry writs of III. Fa to me directed
ID will offer for sale before the Court House; in
Camden. on the first Monday in May next within the
legal hours of sale. tie following property, to-wit:
One tract Of Lana, containing two hundred acres,
more or less situated in the District Of Kersaw upon
the waters of Big Bufaloe Creek adjoining lands OF s.
f. Cyburn. james Cato and Henry Nothershead levi
cd on as the property Of James Estrdge at the suit Of
VIM W. Winchester, ". Murgo: et-al, vs. James
Estr;dge.
aiSG,
O.e Negro Woman and one Negr' Boy, levied on ns
the property Of John McCaskiil at tho suit OF nmes
Dunlap \. u. 6 R. Kennedy, CT al. Vs. John McCas'
Kill.
Also,
Ono tract of Land, containing two.hundred ant scv-
cnty-ve acres more or less situated in the District OF
Kershaw on the waters of Big Lyuches Creek, adoin-
ing lands OF Charity Hougl, Brian King. Charles ha-
ley. ct al, levied on as the property Of Benz tough
at the suit Of t. j. Stokes, pro a., Vs. Benz. l!o.IS
April ltd +. Il. SlLL+ :. n. -
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News frcni Richmona.

RlcEMoHD, Apri! II.
Lincoln on Yesterday removed orr worthy
and popular Postmaster, Col. Thomas of Rig
ger, who has served for many years under both
Wing and Democratic administrations, and
appointed Hugh W. Fry, a Srbmissionist, in
lis place. This removal creates great dissatis
fiction, and it is probablc that the citizens will
resist it
The news from Charleston creates the great
est excitement. Secession is gaining ground
and in tile event Of collision, Virginia will
be with yousin twenty four hons
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Flowed away inlthc armory Ar

lowed away inlthc arrnory AZ
h'chnohd, lave been pcrcissionrd and sub
Jected to sixth proof test The rc-construc-
ton OF the arlnory building, preparatory for
setting up machinery for the malufacturc of
arms is sufficiently far advanced to show that
the whole cost thereof will be considerably
less than was originally estimated. The Armo-
ry, when finished, will i,c one of the finest in
the country, and will turn out arms of a most
superior quality.
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LETTER FROM AN OFFICER IN COMMAND OF THE
SUMTER GUNS ON FORT MouLrR1E
FoRT MorlrR1E, 4 o'clock.

i EoRT MorIrRIE, q o'clock.
We are all unfaft and if the war steamer
\ now off the bar do not give MS trouble to-nigh,
have great expectation of success.
Ripley isevery inch a soldier. Indeed !
cannot speak in too high terms Of our officers
and men, s>e-,,-.
Our gun practice has been fine. 1t has
been satisfactory 10 Col. Ripley Every now
and then whilst | write seated between two of
my Colnmbiads a shot from Anderson Kisses
spitetnly over my head.
To Lieut.. Mitchell, under nv command he
longs the honor of having first dsmounted
two guns for Anderson at one shot.
The official reports made ts Headquarters
last night from several forts and batteries, state
that no person was injured; and that four out
of every six shells fired, fell inside Fort Sum
ter.
The Schooner Petrol, j. /. Jones, comman-
ding, while lying off the mouth of Hog Island
Channel was fired into from Fort Sumter, a.
bout half-past. s o'clock. One shot took cf.
iect IN the bow of the schooner, aid several
passed over her. Captain Jones reports that
The hre OF Sumter is principally directed
ga'nst tile Floating Battery, the Four Gun
Battery, and the Dahlgrcen Battery on SulIi-
vans Island, with little apparent effect. Most
't the shell, from the Mortar Battery on Nor
rs Island, arc falling in Sumter, while the :
hot from Stevens Battery are preaching the +
Sort rapidly. ~
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NEW EAIaEEY ASaa CoNFEC-
Tsa;N$EaT.

Tg1s; subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Camden and vicinity that lie is prepared 10
furnish them with
Err.h sirc:stl :smd Cakes
every day at his Bakery on DroadstTec doors above
the Market.
Orders for anything in his line filed at the shortest
notice
s95-Wam Bread on Wednesday morning may nay Oe
had. u oEHh a. iiiir'
April l3-tf
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Notice.

81 NCU1CC.
SS The immediate fiI!nlies of the yolutoors ho.
longing TO capt AESNEDYs Company, now in service,
III nse'' may call upon the undersigned for help Ger
lc1tcs sctiis forth the fact that applicants nre cnt
ted will be required in every Instance.
W. l.. IIuGHSuN
AP'!i f''--I Sec. Com Poor X. d.
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KershaW---In Equity.
Mary Jane BAskn, rs BILL Daniel p. MahafT.y
TrIIslcc ct al

Trustee, ct. al
pursuance OF an order passed in above stated case
CBIll) at chambers. will offer for sale at publ,
out-crv, before the Court House door in tamlcn s
on The first Monday in May ncxt at II o clock N.
the following named Negro slaves To.wit
llanL Mary. Nancy, Charlotte. Jim. and an In.
tant Icrnls-Sn much cash as will pay the costs Of
proceedings and costs Of sale. and the sum of Ono
illndred Dollars, to complainant The balance on n
credit Of onctwo and tlrce years to be secured b,.
-ond, with 1T least two good suctes and Mortgage
o n :, - s.: 7eos.
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ARMlSc V1rcINlA.-Ihc Ordnance Depart
,mcnt is about completing arrangements for the
full equipment Of 5000 men, all of whom will
be prepared for taking the field at two or three
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TsZE LATEST

>, a "ont twenty mnntcs,past II O'clock Gen
beanrcgarl left Headquarters and proceeded
IN the GeneT0l ClincA to attend the evacu,tion
Of Fort Sumter. He vas accompanied by Gov.
eFnor Ilckens, ms Staff and his Aids, among
whom we recognised Col. Wiyf,Il, Col Chez,
nut, Col. Pryor, and Col Duryca, and i few
who were invitde to be present, among whom
T were Judge Glover, Judge u. l.. Wardlaw
Chancellor Carroll and other prominent zen.
tlcmen. 1t is their purpose to raise the Con-
iederatc flag over Fort Sumter. The steamer
!$d0eS, we learn, has been chartered to carry
Mayor Anderson and his command to New
York. ~ w"
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NOTICE

flEKsoNs indebted to me for Profession, s,ry.,,,
will find Lheirnotcs and accounts in thc hand o.
Josepl! W. D0.a2zEsa:, at the Branch Bank
Apr!. Is, 7 W. SALMoEp n D.
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flALF PAST Two O'clock.

Just as We go to press, Major Anderson b,s
given The final saIhtc to tho tla.. ' H.; cnm .,"'
crmcnt. The steamer Isabel is IN,
the fort, and We presume that ta <arrsnu su ,,r |
Fort Sumter will cialurk i'm =, 6,I;,Sal,. w. ~
wish them prospq qrous voyage io tLe Nouh
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11
Inter from New York.

New YoRK, April GA special dis
patch from Charleston to the Herald,
states that tie authorities had received
official notification. thai supplies will be
furnished Major Anderson at any hazard
Immense preparations Immediately
commenced, ..
Orders were issued for the entire NIL
itary reserve to proceed to their stations
Four regiments of 1000 men each
have been teegraphed for from the coun'
try. : -. g.
Ambulances and other Preparations for
tie wounded are being made. ~
MIpYrcHF. Seven guns from the Clta'
del was tie signal for the assembiaSs o.
all reserves, and the city was thrown IN
to the gratest excitement. Seventeen
regiments 800 strong assembled in al
\ hour and left for the fotifcalion.
8 THREE 0 CLOCK IN THE MoRNINd.-tI
o the vessels in the hal boT necessary 10
!. transportation, will be pu. on service b.
n noon. A feet Of seven Government YES
e sells is reported off the bar Major An
i. dersou displayed signal lights during Il!
le night from The walls of Sumter. 1t
believed that the fight will commence
Stono, twenty five miles southward. III
y, batteries along the coast being silence
80 in turn, and after clearing Morris Islam
re The Government forces will cross to Sun
i. ter, while Anderson engages Mouitrle.
IN Lieut. Talbot was denied adm'ssi(
Oh to Sumter by The authorities. :.
ce, r. s. Chew brought dispatches fro
ID, Washington TO Gov. Pickens. and
company with Lieut.. Talbot left for Was
=, ington at II O'Clock last night.
tly Nav YoRE; April ga special tot
lis Herald says that offers oi volunteers irC
ks. the Border States continue to be sent
ox Montgomery, and'tenders Of 7ooo N
% and 5000 Indiana warriors have been
irh ceived there from the West.
ON The Herald's correspondence tr
ac- Washington states that the Governm
/ is determined to keep Anderson In Su
ter and supply him in provisions tor
0tt' with. A portion of the fleet will re-
lyle Charleston to-day TUESDAY for thatp
BILE, pose.s
snb There is 10 desire to put additional
r. r., in the fort unless resistance is Offered
Bu'' the attempt to furnish supplies. The
ton, will not approach Charleston with ho'
intent, but to furnish supplies, The
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

sells go prepared 10 reply promptly 70 any
resistance Of war-like character offered
to a peaceful approach to the fort, 8J
Z Capt Talbot carried instructions to
this effect 70 Anderson, with orders to
open his batteries II the vessels are fred
cd t,tf.If. ..,....,.
Recruiting is fsat going on. aud at least
bo, 900 volunteers will be offered from
the Free States in a few days. {s.lt.f.
Gov. DeDnison Of Ohio pledges the
support ofhis State to a vigorous policy,
and returns home TO execute his pledge
The moment the President has off ia
knowledge that blow has been sIruch,h ,h'
will issue a proclamation for an extra ses
sion OF Congress. ..'E ttH FL{
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NEW YORK MARKET.

New YORK, Apr.l 9.-Flour Sales TO-
5000 brls at IS l5a5 25 for superhne
State 3 3oa5 40 for extra State; 6 l5a6s5
Cor superfne Western.
whisky-Less active and shade ea-
sier. Sales of 500 brls at l8al84c, ,.
! Wheat--Saes of 5, 400 bush good, com
rnon Chicago spring at l23 delivered
l6, 400 bush Milwaukee club at 2S il
store and 1 80 delivered. n,.
Rye--Quiet at 68a69c.
Barley-Dull at 65a78c. ! ...
oats--In active request and quiet firm
at 32a321c for Jersey; 3sa34tc for Wes
i tern and Canada; and Sale for State.
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JUsr RECEIVED at the News Once all
the late Monthlies aud Weeklies, among
which are the following: Frank Leslle's
illustrated, containing more than the usual
amount of illustrations and descriptions;
New York Illustatel News for this week,
which also con taius illustrations of special
interest. These two Illustrated papers are
worth twice the price of them, to say
nothing of the reading matter they con
tain. The True Flag is a paper tba
should be in the hands of every lover o
good readiOg. Each number is complete
Call and secure copy. Also Petersen
for May received last night, These Will
all other periodicals, are for sale by MI
Billingburst.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

TALLNApGE HOUSE DrNNER.-On Sab
bath last some hundred ard fifty of our
citizens dined with Miller & Bush at the
Tallmadge House. The dinner was a
suptuous feast of the subs,antials, daIn'
ties and delicacies Of the season. The
we'll filled and tastily arranged tablet
would have done credit to a Prince.
Miller 4 Bush have fulfilled the eSpec
tations Of their friends by making tn
Tallmadge second to no house west Of tn
mountains.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

Ho FOR CALIFoRNIA,-T California
BOYS are off for the land Of gold with as
fine lot OF horses as ever graced the
stock market. That portion Of she stock
concentrated at this point, loft on The
freight last evening by way OF Cincinnati
S. Grim, Ebright and Friend go with the
horses. rest'ts ......'-.>
The train. when once fairly under way
will contain $50 horses and about 80
men. A large portion of the horses are
owned by Messrs. Reber, Kutz, Ulrick
and Ebright-the transportation Of which
Mr.. Ebright superiLtends. The balance
with the exception oils, owned by Friend
Belong to Sam Grim. va ~a
Mr.. Grim leaves Lancaster permanent.
making the land gold his home. Hi
family viii follow by waterin lew weeks
Mr., Ebrigbt leaves temporarily, ex
pectihg, after resliziug fortune to retur
to his friends. Tie followiugper fror
this county, as near as we can learn' az
compahied'the train:
Samuel Westenbarger, Joshua LamOt
Henry Jacobs, Ed Sheffer, James Doy
andMife, Francis; choon, Josiah RubI
.P.5W. Harper, Geo. "A. Schleich, JOSEF
Bisb. J, L. McCleary, Hiram Ebrigh
Isaac Light, John Kyuer, Geo, D. Quito
Levi Wise, and Charles Frank.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-04-11

ELoovISBIOS, lud.. July, -, lsay'
DEAR Sin: here send you stIieiueui tha' nIhs lnIhS
YOU gr- entitled 10 the benefit or am resident ot
bloomington, and have been for over thirty years
am now over Hlly years OF age. For about i"tbl!
ycars pa It my hair has coHsdeIaOy gray
and was almost eutirel white and yer! sim ana uh-
plant had seen number of certificates oi me yer!
wonderful effect Of your Hair Restorative, Dut sup
posed there was more fiction than ruth 10 the' pu'
entertaining strong desire to have my hair posi-
Lle restored 10 its gusi color aud tnenessh WIS
in my Younger days beautiful black, cohciaded /,
woull max c the experiment, cornUe ncing " sNEn
wav ! pu rcbased of Your small bou1es' At 'H7
dollar aud commenced using, followed directions as
nearly as could. soon discovered the d4ndrHH re-
moved aud my hair that laling Of in large guam
tues wa, euhsils srabiy ghiened and radical change
taking place 10 the color. have e0niIBaed - use AZ
lu have used three OF your small bottles ana lu'
be ~ on the onrlh. j have nOT &c Frety a hva.l %
dark brown or yt black hair as any nsr * az az
in my yuthful days. when boy In tue Allls oi g
tern Virginia. Ny head iseutreiy clear o. dahdrAb
and tn hair ceased entirely falling OH and IS as sol
and fn- and feels oily though II was lnstiron
lthe hands Of Il French ehampooer. Many OF my nc
ouaiutAnces freqneu tly say me. Butisr where ~
You ct that fine wIg?" tell them u was the eHec
nf YOUR Restorative It j. almost Impossible to col
vince the ~ that It isthe nrg nal hsir Of tils same Of
rr"v benI. ERgDtRECK J.. RUTLER,
El1om,rgt0R, Monroe county Ind.
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
PRO. wooD'sHAIR RESTORATIVE.
OTHERS SAY OF IT. 80
DISTINGUISHED ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN
sr. fnrt,. JalY1O. 1870.

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o.J.TooD. Efg, Dear sir:-AiloW me NE pleas.
ufs and satisfaction 70 transmit 10 you the oenehcial
sGscs Of y0ur Hair Restorative, after tnsl oi ave
yeafs IcoInm nmeDced using your RestjratiVe ~ JaDu'
ary 1855 since which time have not been withOuta
bottle on hand. When cpmmeuc d The use. my hals
was dui.c thin and a. east one third gray 'ew sp-
plea,ons stoIpsais falling, and n three weeks tame
there not gray hair to be fodnd, neitheT ms
| AnsT ny hairwas completely restored, continued
ils use by applying two or three umfs per mOh'b.-
Ny hair las ever continued healthy, soft and glOssy,
anl my seal pc rfecly free from dandrah. Aoo hys
Imagine tbe faetsaL0Se mentioned win be of any par
tcular advantage to you, Orsyeh batLer your yaulS
At this late day, as well aware ihey are all Wcii
out the Union. have occupied my time in trayshng
the greater part 0fthe time the past three years anu
have taken pride and pleasure bu rscpmmendlngiohr
Restorative. and eIibiungi IN my oShease'
IN several Instances have mrtw,ih people thrt have
pronounced II ahunbdgc say they had uaeb rlth-
out effect. In every Instance, however l. proved by
prObingthe matter they khd no, ussd your afisls AZ
ali bat had used wafcSe. said 10 be as g0Ou
as yOur. aud ceiling g.; about half lie price. have
noticed Two or ttTee Article, myself EdFensed % q
bcye. which haze nc dOubi are humbhgs. III, as
lonshug ;hai people VIII pairohze 90 srt'eie o. @ n,
reputation, when Lhere Is one at hand ihat has bee
proved bey oud douet
Appursntiy some Dfthose churia.ans have NOT Oraln
enough 10 write IN advenissmeni. as n9Iiee Ine
have copied yoars word f0rwOf1 IN several indaDce
merely Inserting some other name 10 place oiy0Ws'
] have wliiIinthe past Eve years seen aDd thike
with more than two Thousand Prrsons !h@t nave u,e
your preparation With perfect succes.-some Tor RAD
Ie. gray hair .cdId head. daDdruf, aud every dis
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Icaledt % see yod,pers naily, ats drorgiHal plae
ofbusness here, Du! learned yod were no" Aylhgi
You are at liberty to publish ;hIs orto refer part.
tome. Any Communication addressed 10 me- car
' loH No. i,g.o, "iil be prDmPi! Answered: a, u
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woob'sH,. Rrsr?r Unlike mort specifies ,s nS.

Wodp's TlrR RrsroR ,TIve-Unlike most spcclncs
This is proved. by uninpeachable evidence to pos
- 'srat eeicncy as rcstorer Of the hair to lis prm
i,t,a vign, Whprr the head had become alulos
hJ bseause OF si.kues., the OF this article ha:
nroduced beautiful growth OF thick, glossy hair' II
Il therefore valuable preparation ior AL classes
70 in,reiieuts arc such AZ 10 enectualy eradicali
danlru and olher impurities, which operate so ll9u
riously to the hair II also hascurative prorerles
anothe description. In many cases plmples anG on
used Ther is hazard attaching 10 The r'ai OF I'M
rsmsdy and lis effects eau only be tenehc'al' as ID
com mound IL ii does not cause manifest lmproVt
nnf ia iucapable of doing harm, asiis competent e.
sin"uts ara per[ec Ily nnoxiOIs -BOston lranserlp
/ April %, 1856. ..|..
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Al, HuR DYE ABASDosEp--w wooD's GREAT ARIt.
Gle mas TAXES TINS FIELD Prof. Wood sana, & on ,n ~
eT,neI ce no chemist, whose attention mas oeeh .Hl
enho, Ve Iii, Nv, - mir tonic has eySr before reached
sudden S. wordSss os sS aoS
h II" G s of lis n re PAL alton. wearing their own
nstnrs and iaxurlant head soSering SO much for
e6e ems.ry tie chemistry Of hImsne, ana 'Rg p,os.. IsS
studied out the hunian hRir, It's character
is its diseases and how to restore Ahe GG
caIin vitality of that ornament: he saw, as ln m lS
avn ease that gray unnaiutai unless the AZ
ofhc dyiduaI reached four .So.s, Sne nS
ieved thai the hair could DO 49, nj
He tried his ow case, almost bald and quite gra!
The age Of thirty restored his own mar y
color stron h and lpxurianee and ne ereg 1 Nv r.
IA with he gave 40 the world. GetWoops nhN ns
sroRArlvr, aud take nothing ol'e-No" fStH "a
Book. ,-.v..t srd M II.
TNPAtNo. 444 Broadway win be found always 0
hand the genuine Family ana H. sioenm' Druggist.
| lancaster, Jan. 81, le6l-Sm44