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penehwooa Nurseries. state Line ".''

r,.ocy,xxood Nurseries. stntc Ai"e'
We call attention to the adver'isemeI-
81 Paachwood Nurseries at State Line
Mis- bv Col. Geo. S. Gaines. his nur-
- ora .unerior to any we know IN the
South years of labor and a cons,oe na =
amount of capital have been sper' -
perfec.ing and improving them NOSE
who desire to have choice ana wen 81
leoted varieties of fruit trees viii consul a.,
their interest by sending to Col Games i0l o,
thon, The numerous acquaintance Q,
col. G in Mississippi and Alabama nee'
ossnronce from US that his package
and the qualify of articles wiz ps whe
actlv what he represents Q 'hoss -, 81
donot we can guarantee entire sa'iS'"'
ton.
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Vicksburg mail arrives daily at
10:l6.
Departs daily at IA m
New Orleans mail arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays at 1880
Departs. Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays at $50.
Eastern mail arrives daily at l, p m.
g g departs 1920, m
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TIE MAILS,

five are to have any mails, the people
r,ust at once go to work and get Post
Masters qDooi,sted aoho can take the oath re
o,srl4 Ifno man can be found who
can take It, get some unmarried lady to
onpIv. She can be commissioned and
appointa deputy.
This is of the utmost consequence to
the public as otherwise they will be de
,,riyed Of all mail facilities. The Post
Master General intends to stop the de-
livprv of all mail rnatter at points 'ohcre Post
masters hare not teen regularly appointed.
We trust an effort will be made to es-
+ablisb Post Offices, at once, at all the
county towns, and all depots on the
different Railroads.
Recommendation of Post Masters
should he addressed to First Assistant
Post Master General and enclosed to "
L. Kelly. special Agent, Post Office DE
partmont, Jackson.
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RAJ Jas. CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
corner of Common and Magazine Streets New Or
cans, is prepared to supply those in want of
irugs and medicines, with everything Appqrtaiains
the drug trade, at the lowest market rates.
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rzy- The Messenger at Meridian Will
hereafter be published daily. 1t IS quite
& readable paper and appears to be well
patronized. We understand that another
naper will soon make its appearance al
Meridian. The "Tropic," to be conducted
by NJ. John Armstrong, formerly OF the
Clarion
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NAIVE had the pleasure of a cali
Yesterday from Captain J. G. Ryan the
mysterious prisoner, who our readers WilI
49,, bor was incarcerated for his like
ness 70 John suratt. Capt. Ryan Will
r.main here few days and then return
IN Memphis
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FOR SALE,
Cotton Plantation and STOCK.

BY virtue of a decree Of the Probate Court oflNox
,,hee conntv Mississippi will sell the premises
~ FRIOAY 22D of DECEMBER next 1865. q the
hiebes bidder for Cash the tract Of LAID on when
now reside, lying in the Southern part OF Noxnoe.
eonntv AM Immediately on the Mobile Ohio rail
ros contaning about $500 500 or 200 acres OF
wbieh are cleared. ano good cotton land, well Inn
rroved and In good stats OF cultivation; good dwell
tn~.nd All other necessary cut houses Also the
sterk OF Mules Oxen Cattle, Hogs Wagons. Pisnta-
ton utensils &c and Corn, FODDER, "heAt rye,
0.t. Sr will sell or rent the plantation privately
before the day Of sale II Desired
CNear shaq ualak Depct) Near Wahaiak; Mobile
e. Ohio railroad VIM ALAEN'
Nov asd5t Admhs0Aeof'
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LOST.

A SMALL PORT MONNIE, containing soldiers
parole an amnesty oath and joist prom isory note
piven bv Daniel Nolan in and John f McNair, in IA
vor of Mary Graves, for The SUN Of three h1nqiea
Msnnie ean be of no to the Under as steps have
been taken to prevent the payment OF said note Inc
6Rder Of the Port Monnie will much ooige the owner
by leaving the same at the Clarion ofhee.
Nav
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e9 Commission and general merchants,
will find at the Wholesale drug store of Jas. Gonega
corner of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
leans, everything belonging to the drug trade they
may require prices based on the latest gold quo
tations.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

SoUTHERS RAILROAD COMPANY, I
VieksourS, Nov. 10Th, 1865.
On ard after MONDAY roth inst, through
receipts will be given freight to Meridian Vicks
burg and intermediate stations
C. A. READING,
Nov lsdlw General Superintendent So r. R.
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r,n. In the House proceedings Oh 'oa'
,rdav, our reports made to read that Mr.
HiIlver from the Committee on 0'a'e
onI Federal relations, submitted report
together with Joint resolution !, q r. an.
tbereto-the word opposed should be @p"
pended.
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Ez5g~J. B. who sends us "a communica
ton has failed to furnish his name. AS
,-o don't know ]. B. of course we VIII not
pnblish his article. Oar rule IN TINS mat
ter is never departed from. Nothing Is
allowed to go in the paper without the
mama Of the writer and his post office.
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A GARD.
To our Old Friends and Former
Customers.
WE, the Undersigned, beg leave to inform our
friends in Kinds and surrounding countless that we
have opened again old stand, at the Iron front
Stere Corner Washington aud China Street.
We have been and are yet receiving from the east
one of the largest and handsomest stocks OF Fancy
and STAPLE Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Boots Hats
and Caps Hosiery, Shawls Mantillss, &C., &c, &c
Our Stock has been selected with great care by Mr..
Razsnsky who has been in business for thirty years
Our prices will suit purchasers We would invite
the public to exam ne our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. We have polite and attentive statesmen
who will take pleasure showing tho goods.
BAZSINSKY & SIMMONS.
Nov 1o51u Vicksburg Miss.
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Take NOTICE.

The gentleman who stole Pocket book from a
member of the L legislature few nights since, may
himself frem exposure by imme diatey renting
the content of said book to its owner.
Nov 2313t.
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pesg- Dir : +. Casteel has been RECON-
mended as Post Master at fa"'''n ~
contract hes been let out to carry lhe
walls from Brandon TO PauldIng asa o.'i5
awaits the opening of the Pa"oins
office to 90 into operation.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

WYE have for sale Of the best Cotton rams
w in Madison County Consisting OF
SIS ACRES
- oood INLAND SO aeaes cultivation and wen
-, naroyed The residence Is nearly and cost
5000 The plantation is near Vernon ~ miles fro0
tne o. J. a @. n Railroad, and 10 miles rom the
southern railroad This place viii be sold ~ oAr'
gam J. ID. WILLIAMS,
Care Clarion Once.
HovxAIm Ja&ksoo. Hfss
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Sale of Valuable Lots.

WILL sell on the nrst Saturday, Che End day OF
December ne1t in trent Of the Capitol at IL O'Clock,
M, for Cash, the following Town Lots belonging 70
Capitol Street next square in front OF the Capioi
joniuR Mr.. Coopers new two story brick ouiidlngi
each lot being twenty feet and two thirds by one
hundred and sixty feet. One Of them has large
cjstern on IT, Also the Lot eighty by one hu9dred
and sixty feet. with large cistern on IT, on wnen sh
g. peters Church was burned Sales positive and
titles good n or
Nov l7itd5 Are~9"iei-
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PEACHWOOD NURSERIES.

vTNIE prices Of FRUIT TREES, GRAPE VINES,
1 &c, of this Establishment the present planting
Sc IN will be as f)l lows:
Apple Trees.-S30 per hundred less than a
hun req 81 cents each
Peach Trees so per hundred; less than hun
- > cents each
Pear TTees.-(Dwarf and Standard)s6o per
hnndred less than hundred, rs cents Zach.
Plum, Apricot and Nectarine Trees
"a cents each
Grapes -Catawba-S3 per dozen; $40 per hun.
dred; . 81 ner thousand.
isabella, Warren, Pauline, Clinton,
jacques and Hartford PA Olific.-50 cents to
81 each
ScuppenOng 50 GEMS each 20 50 perlfoZen.
BUrnaIDentaI, Trees, shrubs, Roses, sc
r ON fifty cents t. one dollar each.
A cha &c will be made for packing, sufficient to
cover the cost Of material
Packages delivered in good order the cars al
State iae Station, after which they at the risk o.
The purchaser
TERMS CASH. Address,
GEO s GAINES,
Nov e ltf State Line Wayne Co.. Miss.
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GROVESTELN u CO.,
P'A'' F'a'''
MANUFACTURERS,
A99 BRO ADygAE,
NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS,
NEW YORK.

The attention Of the ppb'e sni the trade Is invited
o o,r NEW SCALE OCT W ROSEM GOD
PIANO FORTES which fer volume sni purity o. tone
are u,rivaIled by any bshero offered in this market
They contain all the modern imp ovenicnts French,
>Grsnd Action Harp Pedal, IRON Frame. overS trUng
Bass Sc. ard each Instrument bliss made under the
p.rsoual sure vision Of Mr. }. II GroycsteeR who
hash,d spractical experience ~ over a. years in
their manufactures is fully warranted 10 every par
tioulsr. =,
The "Grovesteen Piano Fortes'
received the award OF merit over
all Others at the celebrated
Worlds Fair.
Where were exhibited instruments from Il" bsst
makers Of London, PaIis, Germany, Philadelphia
Baltimore Boston and New York; aud also 81 no
American Institute for i've successive years, ihs
soli and silver medals n OF which can b. seen
al our room
By tie iutrodac ION 81 improvements we make
sti more perfect Piano Forte, an by m,nufAe arinE
largely with strictly cash system, ara enabled 20
offer these inst ueass at price which viii Pr e'ude
all comuettion
PRlCES-No. |, Seven Octave, round
corners, Rosewood, plain case $40.
No. >. Seven Octave. round corners, Rose
wood heavy mouliiug $500.
No 5. Seven Ontave, roun" corners, hose
wood Louis XIV s'vi- 1873
Terms: Net Cash in Currc"t FUNDS.
Descriptive Circulars Sent Free.
q" =" Sc 6m.
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B9- Druggists, in the city and country,
can now pure base and have the selection Of their
goods from the largest assortment in the city. James
CONCEAL, wholesale druggist corner Of Common and
Magazine streets. New Orleans. is prepared to sell
lis goods at til e lowest market prices
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THE APOLLO
THE APOLLO
MINSTRELS
Will play at the
CITY HALL, JACKSON, MISS,

ON TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, NOV
28ru AND Goth, 1865.
For the benefit Of the mississippi Rides" military
company organ lied in tie City of jackson for the
defense of the City and County.
The proceeds of the Concert are ito uniform those
of the company who peeuniarily unable to uni
form tn, mselves. The entire TrouPeis composed of
Young gentlemen of the City Of Jackson.
EyStaee Nsnager.-. ----- BIT. n U. johnson
EzMusical Director ..-----------.frof' NJ. DehetI
Tickets can be procured at the Drug and Book
Stores of the City.
D ors open at : o'clock. Performance TO com
msnce at
ADNISSIoN sI 90
Children half price
Reserved Seats %
Reserved Seats can be procured at the Hall, De
tween the hours of 10 a. m. and m.
! ~ G eptlemanly ushers viii be in attendance
- Nav 2Si2t
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RE FIFE r. r n G f S:
Vicksburg -Jno. Rghy & Co.
New orleans -peet Simms & Co; E L. Pierson
& Co Henderson & Gaines,i McNair & GArdes.;
Demerrit & Gillespie.
Jack on j ] shannon; Hon. Geo. u, swami;
@ A. Brou CHER Secretary of State John IL. Eehols,
state Treasurer; T. L. Swami, Auditor.
Nov 20i3m
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T J HARDY
Raleigh, Miss
Paulding, Miss,

Paulding, Miss.
WILL practice in all the courts of the 4th Judicial
District composed of the counties Kinds, Rankin
Scott Newton Su ih and Jasper also in the counties
# Lauderddle, Clark and Wayne oth District
Also General Agents for the purchase and sale of
Lanes redemption of Lands sold for axes, qnieiing
titles sc. &c. Address Pauding Miss, or Raleigh
Miss. NOV &cdu-
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SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY,

AND
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-04-21
POPULARITY.

great many people, at the present day,
think more OF obtaining publicity and popu-
Isrity. than OF any other one thing taey could
possibly be possessed of. But, anxious Ms
they may be to acquire the vain gl.ry of the
popular voice, none ever succeeded to so great
an extent as has that world renowned reme-
dy. known as Goes Cough Balsam. There
10 scarcely family in the land but what con
sider supply of this article as necessary to
the household as their -four OF PROVISIONS
Experience has taught the people that no
other remedy has ever been put before the
public that viii cure coughs. colds, Group,
sore throat, and in fact all throat and lung
complaints, as quickly end as effeotually as
Goes Cough Basam. In the Eastern States,
where it has been long known and tested, it
is considered as the most reliable cough
remedy extant, and no one, either rich or
pocr, thinks of being without il. We would
suggest to all our readers the necessity of
keeping on hand an article OF this kind for
immediate use. 1t costs but 40 cents per
bottle, and Is sold at all our drug stores, and
Is the cheapest and best remedy in the
world. 50:54
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Deafness Cured.

NEW YohK, Dec. H. 1865.
DR OAHs; | write 10 inform you that the med
cine you prescribed for my Rheumatism. has euu,e
cured me, after having be- treated for It yeal
bnv months by the most sklful physicians An Ntsua
and New York | walk without the AID
cfuenes OF zane, after usng medicine three
Z. v. GOODMAN, 9TH n. Y, G. ", 20. ~
S.-lhe old gentleman, hir. l.. whom you oyei
ated upon for Afnesa CaaTGh," says that 20.
ed hi1s, aud that he hear any person wh
pei 10 hin, after having been deaf for 20 eaIs
success To yuu, doctor. c. 90
BINoHAMPToR. Dec. 2, 1865
Oh OAKs-htnd Sir ~ received Jour letter iuiotlL
ing when you would be al LIule Falls again. anc
that you would be happy to hear from me, set Ia,
there. Wel SIT, / knew VI two petsons wh,l.
would rather see than you and your vie First youi
wife, because she was old schUUlmate Of mine, All,
secondly, you, because know you have cuIed ia, vi
disease our pi yslcans called CUnsunp ton but which
yuu called Chro Caafth ~ justice 10 YOU as
good ply sican, write inform you that am entiIe
cured OF Catarrh, which mas At ted Tor twenty.iw
years my lungs, eyes, throat, and head are we'll; IA
breath does not smell as II used 10 10 not hear thos
awful sounds IA my years, and IN fact never enio, e.
better health IN my whole lite, AID 1 an ten thoussu
unies thankful 70 you J best love 70 you both Au,
aIay GOD bless Jou III Jour NOBLE SoesuoD.
Yours In haste,
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Yo.rmrrr GoRos AND OAK GnovE, IN

YosEMETE GORGE AND OAK GROVE, IN
CALIFoRNIA.-The General Land Office has
received the returns Of the survey of these
wonderful developments Of nature, probably
the greatest natural cuiiosities on the globe.
The Y0semete is cleft in one Of the lateral
spurs of the Sierra Nevada. By some vol
csnie convulsioh the mountains have been
torn ssunder to the extent of some nine or
ten miles in length and width varying from
three to FIVE miles, forming stupendous walls
OF granite, with valley at the bases OF the
same, through which flows the MERGED river.
By wise and munifcent act Congress, by a
special law, has granted this cleft to the
State of California TO be forever dedicated as
public resort for health and recreation. By
the same act there is also granted to the
State what is known as the Big Oak Grove,
some thirteen or fourteen miles south of the
cleft. The grove contains AT trees, from
275 TO 400 feet in height, covering 1859
acres. These mammoth trees are the cane
bearing evergreen Of the redwood genus, and
known as the sequola & gantae, with bark on
the largest Of them OF is inches thickness,
and bear two different kinds of leaves. One
of the largest of the species which has been
hewn down indicates An age OF from two so
three thousand years.
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Blindness OF Forty Years standin.
GMred.

Samuel steere, Of by Greek, Otsego county
hereby certify that have teen totally blind Tor FOr
Years. and have been under the Of the mos
experienced oeusls and surgeons of New York WI
have pronounced my case incuTabe.
have under III. Oaks ,ment for ven wee ks
have him but three times. aud Tor the hTst uins
20 day these many years. was enabled 10 discover vb
jeets clearly twenty rods distant can also see 10 ieao
his ON his window shades, which have done ~
the Of WITNESSES, FROM delight at e
turning vision. When hrsl the Doctor was colu
pleely prosuated in bodily health lie nAs cumpleeii
twenty years !oungeI. am nearly years olo.
oAAUAL oTBERB.
Utica, S. pit 9Th, 1862.
Witness-J. A. kinney and Dr. Calvin Kinney
Frankfort, HeIkimeI county.
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THE HISTORY OF DR. Sch ENCK'S OWN
CASE AND HOW He WAS
CTRED OF CONSUMPTION

VIM ~ f' q 49, iN-'
Many years ago whilst RESIDING in Philadelphia h'd
progressed gradually into the last stage Of Pulmonary
Consumption. All hopes Of my recovery being disspa-
ted ] was advised by physician, nr. Parrish, TO-
remove into the country Morristown, New Jer'ey,
being my native place. removed thhsr Ny father
ard all his family had lived and died ihere-and died Of
pulmonary consumption. On my arrival | was put to
bed where Icy Tor many weeks in what deemed Al
hopeless condition. Dr. Thornton, who had been my
fathers family phi stefan, and had attended him in his
last illness, called to sec He thought my case
entirely beyond the reach Of medicine and decided that
l must die and gave week TO arrange my tempo
raj affairs In In this apparently hopeless condition.
heard Of the reme dies uh,h now make and sell Ia
seemed that could feel them working their way
and penetrating every nerve FIBRE and tissue Of my sys
TEN.
Ny lungs and liver put on a action, and the
bid matter which had for years accumulated and rrtated
the different organs Of the body, eliminated, the tu
berces on my lungs iipeued and eXpecioratfd from
my lungs much pint Of yellow offensive mater
every morning AS this expectoradon Of matter subsi
ded the fever abAtfdhe pain left the cough ceased
70 hArass me- and the exhaustug nightsweats no
longer known and had ref shing sleep, to which had
oug been stranger My appetite now began to return
aud at times found it difficult restrain myself from
eating much with THIS return Of health, gained in
strength and now am ft.hy. am now healthy man
with large healed cicaux in the middle lobe OF the
right lung and the lower lobe hepa lied with complete
adhesion Of the peura. The left lung is sound and the
upper lobe Of right is in toerAby healthy
diton
Consumption at that time thought TO be in
durable disease by every ply cians well those
who unlearned in medicne-especialy such eases
reduced to The condition wasin This induced
many people 10 believe my only temporary !
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JOHN FREEMAN,
h. s FRsRnAs.


DIR. II. A. OAKs Dear SirI feel very grateful to you
Tor your kindn,ss to me during your attendance am
German by birth, am ~ yeaTs Of age have resided
IN America for hye years For eleven years have be en-
troubled with bleeding Of the lungs have been under
the treatment Of very eminent French and German phy
siebns In Europe nave also been subject the best
ueetmen, OF some eminent American physicians. Yet
WIN all this array Of talent combined With all their con
unuous efforts, ard with all their extensive facilities
SUI my case hahied their utmost skill used to spit
large quantities Of blood daily My iron frame began to
culver under the alternating influence of disease.
departed OF ever recovering, OF even benz helped
gave up snd had decided let the dis, ase take its
COURSE until l. wilkins, ESQ recommended me 10 try
your treatment am, tdeed very grateful thar dtd
sD for in the short space Of month you Old mo for
me than all the ply sicans whom had previously EN-.
Ploysd, Shether in Europe or America. YOU CURED
MEgl
AN. dear cir, yours very gratefully,
q. THOMAS.
cAtharine Street, Utica, October l3th, 1868.
Tue Doctor MAJ 0e consulted o. Montyenei, a. tna
burnham House, Room. No. /, ior two dA,.. y,
half "a above.
ror references see circulars ts had at ibis r'ons
thee hours from Q A M. until d y. NJ
f' ~hL1AtlhN sisH
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" THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY toREvERr
MARTHA WASHINGTON
III A Il X l. ST . K Err

This is the FWst and Only article ever br ught be-
tore the pubhc that will restore both air and hkers
away now with all Hair Dyes
Who would think OF using ything disagresable as
Hair Dye, II they could only mad thing that would
restore Hair and Whskers TO their natura, colori
i he Martha Washington Har Rsstorer will do ali
this, and not color the SKIN No mistake.
Try 1t, and be convinced
LIST 1t .s not a Dye 2. II will not color the skin
3D. IL will restore the II air from Gray beautiful
Black, Bro~n, Auburn, whatever might It's
original color and causs II 10 assume its former beauty
4lh IL wi ali diseases and humoTs Of the scalp
keep the head cool, and the hair failing OFF, and
promote healthy growth
bun A. Dressing for the Hair is one Of the best in
peauuful silk-hke Appearance,
9th. 1t will change Gray and Faded whiskers TO a
beautiful biown' aSd cause them 10 appear natural
than by any other application.
Mr. Z PeAse, New Bedford Mass, says
Inc Martha ashingIon hair hes1oIer is the best
article ever had in my store. IL Is selling more aud
giving better satisfaction than any other "
Mi, .. W., New Bedford MAss says.
The Martha Washington Hair hestorer supersedes
all ne HAIR Dyes and sIorers ever brought before the
public. None equals It,"
hr. $ L. Bray, south Danvers. Mass, says
II have sold 40 dozen Martha Washington Hair he
storer IN this section the past four aud no oAss
has II failed To give satisfaction"
Nh G Bixoy, North BrdgewAter, Macs. says
u sell more o. Marina Washington Hair Restorer
than all Others "
a LADY from Chelsea, Mass, going West SAYS;
would give three dollars for one bottle, rather than
lBo Nlthout, VI use any other,
Ask NJ l.. Lane. ewanzey, N. II, II he did not restore
MS gray nan ana whiskeIs 10 their former beauty BY
using one bottle OF Martha Washng,on Hair Kestora.
1--we.
AsK MIS-. }. I. bixby, 90 Danvers. Mass II shs had
not been ubled with bad hunor her head for three
Yeas and applied aAuy Incidence aud got no resL but
in usins one bottle VI the Martha " AshinstUn hAI
hestoisf her head cured, before she he'd used
NE seVV"a Uotus ua hAlf ha commenced 10 Atart uut
Nh,ie AZ mad fallen Of and ia three months she had a.
Is Od head Oi hair At when a youth
For sale by Wood, biKby OO., whoiesae and retaii
Agents, Montpelier, W lAns.dAw