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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-30

New York Tfarkes,
Nrr Vopv Nov.


Flour-frm; western dull and balOc
lower. while sound extra State Is steady
e 40as IS for extra state, s9a9,lO for q.
q. O.. SOCIAL .25 tor trade brands; mar
ket closing quiet. WbiSky-ratherm more
steady at So. "a for Western, and S23oa2,-
"a for old Wbeat-dull and without
decided change; 81 ,79al 80 for fair to good
Milwaukee club, and $3.50 for white wes-
tern. Rve-dull. Barley-dul. Corn
active and closed a shade frmer; 9la94c
for upsound, $685. for sound mixed wes-
tern, aud 97a97tc for high mixed, nearly
vsllow. latter price an extreme. Oats
Snll and easier; 4ea56c for upsound, Ola
&c Tor Canada, and 64c for State and
Wisconsin. Cofee-quiet. Sugar
steady; 13ic for Cuba Muscoyado, and
llc for Havana. Molasses-quiet. Wool
ouiet Pstroleum-excited and higher;
sales of z, 1000 barrels of crude at 4la4l9o,
and $500 barrels OF refined in bond at 6o
a7Oc; also 1900 barrels ofrehned free, for
December, at 6Sa7lc. Pork-heavy and
lower al e26 75a2S for mess closing at s27
for regular, aud S25a2,50 tor prime mess
Beef-steady aud more active; llalac for
plain mess, and l4al7c for extra mess
Beef Hams-ouiet. Bacon-quiet; Cum
berland cuts for January, at sellers op'
ton. at l5c, and Stratford cut Cumoer-
land at l6tc. Cut Meats-dull; l3aloc
for shoulders. and l7a2lc for hams Lard
heavy at 1sa2Se; sales of l,OOO barrels
for January, sellers option, at l9aEUc.-
Butter-dull; 2sa42c for Ohio, and Soa4sc
for State.
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RIVER NEWS.

The RIVER was about stationary last
evening, with six feet four inches wat
er in the CHANNEL. Business was not
very brisk On the landing. "a TffF
Measrs Booth, Battelle & Co. yesterday
contracted with Mr.. Jesse B. Mellor for
an eight hundred dollar piano for the
new Wheeling and Cincinnati packet
Phil. Sheridan.
All steamers arc required to have two
copies of the inspection certificates, and
two copies of the synopsis of the laws
kept in conspicuous places, ana unoer
glass, for the public benefit. The penal
ty in failing to comply with this lregula-
ton is 500 for each otfense. Steamboat
officers, who trade without taking out
the customary revenue license, are also
subject to fine.
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The Atheneum for Sale.

P.S.-The above sale is postponed until SAT
URDAY, DECEMBER the Cd, 1865. nov27
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kctS8EoPMhC
FGold closed in New York yesterday at
e14st
The statement that the President had
expressed dissatisfaction with Colfaxs
speech is pronounced unfounded'
The question of the seizure of FRI nch
tobacco at Richmond is now undergoing
investigation.
The Internal Revenue report has been
completed and will be printed at once.
1t is reported that JEFF. Davis trial by
q civil court is close at hand.
The Tailor of the Old Capitol prison Is
being tried by military commission for
violating prison rules in furnishing Cap
tain wirz and General Briscoe with
playing cards, refreshments, &C.
1t 10 stated that parties In Mobile are
irving to underbid negro labor by agree
ing to furnish German emigrants at wa
res lower than a negro could suosist up
on, and the Freedmen's Bureau Is sSkeu
to interfere.
General Grant is understood to favor
The mastering out of sll volunteers and
bringing the strength of the regular ar
nv up to seventy-fve thousand men,
The Fourth Auditor of the Treasury,
in his report, bears strong testimony OF
the efficiency Of the female clerks in his
department.
The appointment of General sickles as
commander of the Department of South
Carolina is said to cause much uneaslness
among the people of that State, it being
feared that it indicates the purpose l
President Johnson 10 continue military
rule.
The seth ILLINOIS, and 67th Ohio regi-
nents are to be mustered out.
Ex-Governor Aiken has been elected to
Congress from the Charleston district
South Carolina. This is regarded RS
defeat to the SecessioniSts. +.
The colored people Of South Carolina
have held convention III Charleston
Their resolutions disavow any insured
tiouary designs or ill feeling toward their
former masters, their only object being
the improvement and elevation OF their
race.
General Grant has arrived III Richmond
and in speech freely expressed his
views on Mexican affairs. He said the
advent of Macmillan in Mexico was a
part of the rebellion and his expulsion
should form part Of its history; that
the French had 10 right to interfere, but
that If we were TO have war on this
point, now was the time to have ID, while
onr army and navy are yet organized
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For Cincinnati.

Leaves FRIDAY, 1st prox., at 5o'olock P. NJ,
the fine steamer,
REVENUE. T. RUSSELL Master.
. ST. For freight or passage apply on
Igsssa aEssa board. OF to
BOOTH, BAT1ELLE & CO.,
nov3O.2t Agents.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

TIME DESIRABLE THREE.sTO.
i RY Brick Dwelling on John street, East
outbuildings This property is in good tenant
able order, and Is al present occupied by MT
Blanchard The lot of ground fronts on John
street A feet, running back IN the alley ~ feet
Tor terms, 60, see THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
nsy2s Register Building.
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SKIRT THINNING.
ID Another lot Of that beautiful Trimming
iust reesiyed d. NlcOlt BRO.
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TRANSPORTATION.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE &OHIO R, R

OFFICE BALTDIoRE g ONO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING, 9th Oct, 1855. 5
TRAINS WILL RUN
L by the following schedule on and after the
ooth October, 1865:
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nov30.2t
Wheeling and Bellair Railroad
Packet.
The fine steamer
az ANE sVILL E,o

Capt. ". S. HURD.. WIN J. c. ANDERSON, Clerk,
~ Will ply as a regular packet be.
sMaSI=stween the above points leaving
- ssileR w heeiipg every day, Sundays eI
cepted) at the following hours,
Leaves Wheeling at o'clock a. NJ, connect.
ing with the 6:45 A NJ. train going west.
Returning, leaves Bellair at 1880 A. M.
Leaves Wheeling at 10 o'clock A. n.
Returning, leaves Beliair on arrival Of l0,4s
A. NJ. train.
Leaves Wheeling at $3.50 o'clock P. NJ, connect
Ing with the $40 P. NJ. train for the wese.
Returning, leaves Bel air on arrival Of ST.
P. NJ. train.
Particular attention given to all business en-.
trusted TO our care. The patronage Of the pub.
lie respectfully solicited
For rates of freight or passage. apply on board
or to BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
nOv2S.tf Agents.
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New York Money Market
New YORK, Nov, 20.

Noney-active and frmer at Z per
cent. Sterliug-steady at 81 ,09al ,09s-
Gold-frmer; opening at Sl,4s, advanc.
ing to 81 ,4Ss, and closed at Sl,o5s.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-01
TieksbnrtJ 9irettoru.

Proposals for Forage and Wood.
DEPT MISS, OFFICE CHIEF QUARTER MASTER. }
Vcksburg, Miss Oct. 10, 1865 {
Proposals are invited by the undersigned for the de
livery at the posts of icksburg Jackson and Natche,
orat points early accessible to said posts of good
merchant tble Germ, Oats Hay and wood
The proposals for wood may be either Cord Wood or
landing Timber, Merchantable hard wood as III,
tandard - - 'A'
Proposals must be in triplcate-state plainly tha
quality, prics and time of delivery
Bids will be accepted from time to time TO meet the
requirments of the Government
Payment to be made on delivery or ~ aoon +boro.S
tcr as FUNDS Tor the purpose shall be received
BY order of the Quartermaster General
HENRY M WHETTFLSEY
oct<1uI Col and Chief O. NJ
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|FE M 4

ST
|WASOPE|
For tw enty
mssful opera1
Aant who sucl
man, of hue
Eassor IN the Y
Worthy of thI
and the pubii'
q. Weir, PRO
anee. and 9TH
Departments
Ars. Prof \
Musie Teaehd
ment. \
\ Boarding 4
Mr.. Alfred 81
he institution
satire sAtisfad
"For pN
msrheld, Ala
eet2Id2n
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The Boston Transcript saws there ava
two children, aged respectively seven and.
a-halt end nine years, in jail in that city
whose offnse was stealing grapes and thew
we're imprisoned because they were una.
BILE TO pay the fue and costs. And this
in MASSACHUSETTS
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.arv Ccurs'
pafatory
80 Aad ~
N on piano
Of Piauo 4
! he paid "a
~ consider
he had tn
.snbacks) ~
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) atksou 9irttturg.

| ) atksou 9irttturu.
WANTED.
NORTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA,
| GEORGIA,
ALABAMA,
AND LOUISIANA
Bank Notes and MISSISSIPPI Cotton
| Money, for which the highest market
price will be paid at
GREEN'S BANKING OFFICE.
Nov. alss-dk
RAILROAD NOTES.
NEW ORLEANS & JACKSON,
SOUTHERN,
MIS- ISSIPPI CENTRAL,
MISS. & TENNESSEE,
MOBILE & OHIO
| Railroad Notes bought at
| GREENS BANKING OFFICE.
l
n. D. CRAFT, J.. B. JOHNSON,
CRAFT L JOHNSON,
w h o1esa1e and Reta il
DRUGGISTS,
BEG leave 10 inform their friends and the public
generally that they are now opening on
STA t S T r E E T,
Opposite the Capitol.
Jackson, Mississippi,
A new and Carefully Selected stock Of
EDruEs and Medicines, e
Paints and. .OiIs,l
Perfumcries, &c,
Fancy Articles fresh from the manufactures.
Their stock of DRUGS is complete and besides the
ordinary articles kept by apothecarias, they are
supplied with all the medicinal alkaloids, Salts
and Vegetable Extracts in
Their supply of Perfumes very large and elegant,
consisting of
HANDKERCHIEF EXTRACTS. Na
COlognes and Cosmetics,
POmades and Hair5Ols,;1
Hair Dyes and Lip saIve, &c,
together with elegant variety of
Fancy Soaps and Shaving Creams.
They have also a large lot of
Brushes for the Hair
Brushes for the Teeth,
Clothes and Paint B rushes,i
Shaving brushes
Backing Brushes.
FEATHER BUSTERS.
SUIRES CELEBRATED FLAvORING
EXTRACTS OF ALL KINDS.
COAL OIL AND COAL OIL LAMPS, all
Very fine Liquors for Medical Purposes.
Gum. Catheters and Bougies, Pessanes,
EippleIIshieds Breast pumps,
syriages-aH kinds Nursing bottles
Speculmus and Stethoscopes.
Also large and well selected assortment Of
Patent Medicines
NOlen's Cod Liver Oil.
Qucru's Cod Liver Oil JelIy,
And Wincbcstcr's Genuine
HyPOphOsplatcs of Lime and Soda.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
IN assortment of SCHOOL BOOK ), such as are used
y all the schools in this city
great variety of very superior
VISITING CARDS,
PLAYING CARDS, ARNOLD'S GENUINE B
WRITING FLUID, STEEL PENS,
photograph Albums, very handsome,
and Ladies' Portfolios. r.
Pocket Books Port Monies,
Ladies Purses, Pocket Knives,
Id RAZORS from the first cutters in the world
'sides nnumerable articles which we cannot par
;ularize.
These goods have been selected with rrea, care from
Q best markets by connoisseur In the business
ID can, and will be sold upon the most advantageous in
rms to tie purchasers, for cash. r.
The Prescription department will be under Mr.
hnso ms care.
Calls for medicines viii receive prompt attention
ana Algnt. Nov Sd 3 m IN
STAG SALOON,
Open Day and Night.
Ae Choicest Wines and Liquors and the ~
pie
best brands OF Cigars always con
GE
ON hand. -
mer
'te Street, nearly Opposite the Capitol :
4 d3m
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TIE PRlScr OF WALES Avn =. :

| TIE PRINCE or WALES Avn -
The writer of the clever series 90 AA VIM
Untitled European Experioroa 'Ae chss
o1s.oa commercial Bulletin, givs ~ .as
, otLomi rs account of a recent siab, 'ne
Albert Edward and bis wife Sisnt Of
IN another day, l saw n, row.,
rlders come dashing down tho a. out
street into the PAX, and folloairnn narrow
royai an o Ell. with coacba tnem
'ootmen red and go d, and VIII q |
'tupld' sleepy ttce of Albert Flu nu he
Yates the laughing EYES Of A1arafq Of
ma the ponderous form of NJ ,ry , ga Is
o1dge' A moment and they bad VI ia. Cau
IN faI ahead OF me, and then 'Iiflsd
s,impse; but 1t seemed that !. oat
glimpse one could guess. from - III that
enances, the characters Of III ene coua-
people. As they whirled by q CO 9e royal
elected, ttbe English are as o,, had
Yankees, spite OF all thew ss, Iu.'oqs as
nurmur of faint applause MAJ anu the
reached the ears of the heir of Y; nave
but poor applause it was, bv no e1oflai
aearty. They do say, that this d.; Means
Young man, who is wilhal obslina,,ap ated
mule, is quite well hated in the [ na.e asa
lis; while the little, piouan. "TnHopo
Pr,ncess, who has come over - D'hish
throne with him is quite net T n.;,E bis
Court and people alike" -. WIN the
WANTED TO Go TO MoRRow.-Noru.
nice little station on the MAN Is
about forty miles from Ciucinro,; 0da
new brakeman on the road. who ~,
know the name of the stations u'un
preached by a stranger the OH. vas ap'
while standing by his train at tho !. ul!'
who inquired? 'A' uepot
day ~ ''O"' 10
No" said the brakesm.r
thought the stranger was maxine r., VINO
nlm' 1T goes to day, yesterday, the well
You don't understand me, parsf,t.,
the stranger, Il want 20 90 to Morror u
- ell why in thunder don't Won ,ra;,
until to morrow, then, and rot cow
bo'hering around to day ? You can me =.
to morrow, or any other day YOU nleasas" e.
Wont you answer civil onesl;,.
civilly Will this train 60 to dav ''4 ~
Morrow ''
Not eyactly. 1t will 60 to-day and
come back morrow"
AS the stranger who wanted to 20 II
Morrow, was about to leave in djsopst
another employee, who knew the sta,i,T
alluded to, came along, and gave the de-
sired information.
The Boston Transcript says there are
two children, aged pectively seven and.
a-half Bnd nine years, in Jail in that citv
whose offnse was stealing grapes, and thew
we're imprisoned because they were una.
BILE TO pay the fine and costs. And NIL,
in MASSACHUSETTS
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Kendall, formerly of the New Or
leans Picayune, writes from his home
in Texas, that he has taken up with
"a new love" hunting wild turkeys.
He says the sport is glorious, and adds
The last time / was out, a week since,
] brought home five-and such mag
nfcent birds-fat, tender, and of such
delicious flavor no one has ever tasted,
as are those turkeys Of the Guadalupe,
living as they do on peeans, red haws,
and sweet fall grapes.
Commenting on this letter, the In
dianapolis Journal says it would be
obliged to Mr. Kendall for amy infor-
nation as to how the Texas turkeys
manage to crack the shells of the
pecans on which they feed. Are they
provided with grinders, like q hogY
If the Journal will get turkey, wild
or tame, he can satisfy himself without
any trouble, that it can digest pecan,
a hickory nut, or even leaden bullet.
The turkeys craw has wonderful
cracking" power
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SPLENDID LIST OF ARTICLES
All 10 be sold for One Dollar each.

All the goods in the above List viii be sold, with
out reservation, for ONE DOLLAR each. Certificates
ef al the various articles are placed similar
velOpes and sealed These envelopes VIII be sent
By mail, OF delivered at Otee, without regard
10 choice. On receiving certhca e you VIII see
what it represents, and It Is optional with you 70
send one dollar and receive the article nsmed, or
any other in the list of same value. Ia 81 transac-
ions by mail We charge tor forwarding the cert IL
Gates paying postage aud doing the business. IS
cents each. FIVE CERTIFICATES vii be sent for 81;
ELEVEN for 81; THIRTT for s.; SIxTY-FYE for $40;
and One HUNDRED Tor SIS. By this mode We give
selections from varied stock Of fne goods, OF TIE
best make aud latest stses and Of in.rusic worth,
a = nominal price, while al have a chance OF seen
mig articles OF the very highest value.
We qua -antee entire satisfaction IN every instance,
aud # there should be shy person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive they msy Immediate
y return &c and the rrice vii be refunded.
AgENTs.-We allow those setting Gs gents, Ten
Cents on each Certificate ordered, provided their
remittance am 1unt b One Dollar.
They viii collect twenty-five cents for every Ger
tifeate and retaining 10 cents, remit o as Is cents
Tor each.
H5- Address GEO. DEMERIT CO.
lanl-3m 13 Broadway, NeW York
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FRIpAY. MARcH 10. ls65.

The London Times of February Is,
asserts that the rebel expectations Of
British recognition on the condition Of
abolishing slavery will not be realized,
and adds. I'VE have been neutral in
this war from mere abstract principles
of public policy We have stood aloof
because il would have been the extreme
Of political policy 10 interfere, because
we desired to remain at peace. Our
recognition of Southern independence
would, when it was made, be dictated
by considerations applicable not 70 this
case merely, but TO all such cases, and
would be wholly unconnected with the
professions, whether political or moral,
of the new COnfederacy. international
law and usage give US ample guidance
for our conduct. 1t is well known and
established under what circumstances
new governments may be recognized
without offense, and when the Confed-
crates have achieved the necessary POI
sition, they viii obtain recognition apart
from any reference to their proposed
institutions"
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A son Of VIM Lloyd Garrison is a
Lieutenant in the 10th Massachusetts,
(colored) regiment, one of the first to
enter the city of Charleston. Time has
its revenges. A few years ago he would
have been mobbed. Cheers and re-
joicings greeted him
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WANTED-AGENTsF FOR THE NURSE AND
w sPH.-fhe most interesting and exciting
hook ever published, embzsoing the adventures Of
= woman IN the Unaon army - Nurse eoout Snd
Spy. Giving most vivid inner picture Of the war.
Returned End disabled Oficers snd Soldiers in
want Of profitable employment Wili find i pecu-
larry adapted I'd Their condition. JOINS BROS
co, 2ss Main street. Cs8cinnan. Ohio.
jSA3l-SmdkEe ~
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The Richmond Examiner says Joe
Johnston was appointed to his present
command at the request of Beauregard
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United States of America.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENN SSkE No. 81.
A n informal on having b en- filed 10 o. District
N Court Of the United rt,t ( ? the = !de Dis
trict of r, nnessee, on February 20, 1863 Horace
b. HarrisOa, Esq, Attorney of the United states
for SAID District 81 all the estate and property,
moneys stocks and credits OF Jchn b. McFerrn,
late Ct saIf District, toe same being particularly
enumerated in saiG Information, AID against all
persons lawfully in ergening or their interest here
in, alleging t. at said prOp-Ity had been sc zed IN
sad Distri on anf as forfeited TO the UBited
States because said McFerTin alter the expiFat on
of the sixty days OF grace given by tire Presidents
Proclamation Of July 3, 1862, issu in pursuance
of act Of Congress, approved July II, 1852, nd
entitled ian act 10 suppress Instruction, to punish
treason and rebellion, to seize and confscate the
property of r bels, and tor other purs oses, con-
hnued TO and and abet the nsurTectOn snd rebel
lion az inst the Government Of the United states
then and now existing praying for tie usual pro-
cess:
Nov, therefore, pursuant 10 the Monitor Of ssid
Count, hereby give public warning 10 all persons
interest.d in "a property 70 APP ear before ssld
Court on tie 81 Monday in April, 1875, Al the Fed
eral Court Room in the Cspl al at Nashville, then
and th-re to PROFOUND their claims and make their
Allegat ons in that behalf
EDWIN r. GLASC0CK,
Marshal Of the Middle District Of tennessee.
feb93-l4t
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United States Direct Taxes.

oFF1cE USr,ED STATES DLEEcT Tax CosiSIssiosEE,)
DisrEIcT or TESSEssKK, )
NASHVILLE JAS'T 10, 1855.
gxyaE OTTOTA OF DIRECT TAXES DUE FROM
i ne County Of Davidson, in The state Of 1ennes-
- under the set Of Congress approved August
IsSi hss been spporu0ned and charged upon oil
the lands and lots Of ground 10 sad County 81 Da-
$500 IN pursuance 81 the sct Of Congress entitled
ga at fr the collection % direct taxes IN iusuF-
sgtopsry districts within the United E:ates and i0F
her purposes" approved June 7, 1sG2.
Ths taxes thus charged may Be paid within sixty
dave lom this date, into the Treasury Of The gnted
States or to the Commissioners af their ONCE IN
Nashyille, No. A South Cherry street
=. r. FERRY,
DELANO +. SMITH,
mo. b. RODGERs
ianlO-2rn. Comm szinnara
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out at Cost
At No. 80 Union Street.

uEING DESTROYS TO CLOSE OUT MY stock
y Of Dry Goods, kar the purrose o. changing nv
business, I am nos o1erng them af Cost PERSONS
IN need % Goods world DO well 70 eai soons while
hargalns are % be haa. - -
jsn27-H JAMES hIOhAAN.
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aud Spring Mattresses.
Partnership Notice.

TUE TERRI or BENJAMIN CHANDLER's co
II partnership having expired Elth Cafnerons
Grier Co, he retres, the firm having purchased
MS interest The business VII Be carried on under
the same style ~ heretofore Va: CAanerol Sr1er
&Co EEFH kbS-sf
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GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO ITS ORIG
InaI Youthful Color, Badness Pre-

GRAY HAIR RkSTOkED TO lIo OklG-
inaI Youthful Color, BaIdness Pre-
vented.
ssIoudour "Hsir Color Resiorer"
s.Iandon" ''Hsir Color Resiorer."
sLondon~-No Dye. "HaH Color Restorer."
'.London'' s'Hsir Color RestoreF.n
uIonfon" Hair Color Rcstorer.n
It's the only known restOrer OF color and perfect
hsir dress ang oomtlned Delicatelv performed.
Compounded IN street conformity with Enoiern
NeFetshle Chemistry. 1t Is not dye. does not
sian the skin. sol hat, bonnet, or tbs fresf linen.
Il viii restore gray hair 20 ts original color, pro
mote iuxurisnt growth Of new hair on laid heads,
remove al dsndrufi, itching, scur, &c from the
scalp, rendering i perfectly healthy, keeps the
hair soft moist. gives % glossy aud beautiful sp-
pesrssee. aghly peTfnmed, snd ~ dressing Il
has no superior.
STILL ANOTHER CERTIFICATE
hereby cert n 10 the wonderful effects OF the
LONDON Hair ColOr Restorer and pressing" Ny
hair Was very gray, and through Is use Il WAS soon
restored 10 its natural color, and the hSr, which
vas before dry and harsh, snd falling ou, nov be
came sod and glossy, ceasing fSiliBg the dandruh
disappeared and the scsp lost sil the disasreeable
itching Elnoyug be ore, and AZ this tine e q
fIi y restored 81 its oriEiuM dark color, snd
ceerfuly commend IT'S use 70 al who de- irous
Of having = beA8iifal head Of hair.
Mss MaRr KLINE,
O. smbershurg Pa, Seps. 2Oth, 1855.
sold BY Dr.. SxEgse s-sn. ~ North Sixth Street,
W.LkC.W. SMITH.
Cor. Church and Nine streets. Nashville.
igu28-Sm--th sun "a
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To the Unmarried.

GRACE VAN EVERY. THE GIFTED clSr-
II rOyant snd Futurist, can, BY the aid Of the
Hgass5as. produce perlcct likeness Of your fu-
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