davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-THERE

A DMlNlSTRATOK'S SALE.-THERE
{ n will be sold publicly, on --g~
Wedmesday, the 10Th day Of Auglst nert,
at the residence of the late VIM. L. Koner, on
South River, miles above Waynesboro, work
horses cattle, lone fresh mich COW and calf,]
hogs, two-horse wagon cart carriage
4f&e and harness. almost new,
horse plough, s day =. ,....+,s
-Ef t.fG- r clock, ET,t r/n
wheat, nice for seed rye, oats, probably hay and
tfltsatIs .,ta other articles. .-.,.F r.,
Persons having claims against the estate of the
deceased are requested to report them Immediate
ly-it may be to their interest to do So Those
indebted to the same are requested to make pay
ment Sale will commence at 10 O. clock, A. NJ,
or if that day should be very rainy the sale will
take place the next day.
TERMS:-Credit on sums over $40 to LIST De-
ee% aly ae4 with ABsHTy3M ,fe KoENER
Administrator with the will annexed
VALUABLE AUGUSTA LAND FOR
Z Y SALE.-We will offer for SALE at public
auction, on Friday the 1911 day of August ,aert,
at the store of A. w. Anderson, in Newport, Au-
gusta county, Two Lots or Parcels of Land sit
uated in said county.
Lot No contains IL acres, adjoins the lands of
Archibald Reed and others, all cleared except
acre, and under good fence, with good spring
on il. f't. |
No. 2 contains acres, adjoins the lands of Ja-
cob Bowman, j.. j. Martini and others-all in
timber.
Either of the undersigned will take pleasure in
showing the land to persons wishing to purchase.
Terms accommodating and made known on
day of sale. Sale to commence at II o'clock
JAMES f. HITE.
r74 JOHN N. HITE.
rttai HENRY G. HITE.
At the same time and place will offer for sale
q House and Lot, in the town of Newport. The
lot contains one acre, a dwelling house and
good spring OF water.
Terms accommodating and made known on the
day of sale JAMES i. HITE.
July 2I-3ts.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
LegOL Notices.

HSHiIst - = =
John Yeaper's heirs. &c.

.t -f against g. - - -.,
John Yeager's heirs, &c.
In obedience to decree of the Circuit Court of
Pocahontas county, in the State of West Virginia,
pronounced on the 4th day of April, 1866, in the
above named cause, SHALL on the Sd day of Sep
TENDER meet, at the Court house of Pocahontas
county, in the town of Huntersville offer for sale
upon credit of 6, II, and 1s months, taking from
the purchaser bonds and good security, to bear
interest from the day of sale. The lands lie in
Pocahontas county, and rich in soil; one
third part of an undivided tract of 2,216 acres,
and one-half part of tract of 430 acres and one
third part of tract of IS 800 acres. Those lands
are situated ON the waters of Elk and William's
rivers, and the titles are believed to be good.
PAUL MCNEIL,
Til, q al, Cnoo;,1 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
TIOUSE AND LOT FOR SAIE.-A

HI the instance of the parties concerned, and
Augusta county, lately rendered in the Chancery
suit of Stuart for, &c. rs. Garner" will, on
Saturday, the 11th Of Aegust, 1866,
sell publicly, near the premises the re7y desir0-
Of Stanton, some years ago purchased by Da-
vid Garner from A. H. H. Stuart
Terms made known on day of sale, or by ap-
plication to me before sale-day.
July IA JOHN y. HENDRBN, a.
Commissioners &c.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
Professional.

John C. SNEED. e4 49,
81 --@..,f IT. PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the citizens of Spring Hill and surrounding coul-
try. He avails himself of the privilege Of refer
ring to the medical faculties of the following In
situations: University of Va, University of New
York, Medical College of Va, -(Richmond,) and
the University of Louisiana, New Orleans.)
iuY31-3mx -,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31

nM 600 A YEAR made by any one
DGeUUU with $15-The Presidents, Cash
iers, and Treasurers of Banks endorse the cir
cular. Sent free with samples. Address the
American Stencil Tool Works. Springfield, Yer
mont july31-3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
CREDITORS OF BRAXTON DAVIS

1--WE have heretofore requested you to re-
port your claims to Commissioner Hendren, with
a view, to place all on an equal footing; many
have done so but some have failed
We now give notice that it is our purpose to
distribute the proceeds of the trust sales among
those whose claims may be audited before the
day of sale. - -
Those who fail to present their claims will have
no just reason to complain, if, by their own neg
lect they lose the benefit of participation in the
fund. JOHN B. BALDWIN,
ALEX. III. III. STUART,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31

n OST-On yesterday, pair of Gold Eye
IL Glasses, which the finder will be rewarded
for if left at [jUly3l] THIS OFFICE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
lHOMMISsIONER:s SALE OF VERY

~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN THE
TOWN OF WAYNESBORO and vicinity
ia county, dated the 18th day, of june 1866, wei
as Commissioners appointed by said Court, will
offer, at public sale, on the premises, on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of august neTt,
the town of Waynesboro and farm contiguous,
viz:
That large brick dwelling and store-house, To-
Gated on q corner, in the centre of the town, and
one of the best stands for business in the place
The building contains ten roems-welI arranged
tor all family and business purposes.
A lot on the Main street, also corner lot ON
which are three framed tenements, now occupied
by families and as business houses.
A lot on Main street, on which Is good framed
dwelling house. sufficiently large for any ordina-
ry sized family. --.a.
Two very superior town lots, on which is a two
story brick dwelling house, and out houses. sew
en- and a half acres of No 1 meadow land adioin-
ing the town, and equal to any in the county for
grass and other crops s..se-r ~. !, =
Also farm containing 96 acres one-fourth of
4 mile from the corporate limits, on which there
is some fine timber. This land lies beautifully
and every foot of it can be cultivated.
Also a tract of land lying on Back Creek, in
the county of Augusta and adjoining the lands
of Moses L. Alexander, G. b. Stuart, and others,
canning ' oN tsg1 HuNb gsaEs ACRES e
The above parcels OF property WILL according
to the terms Of the decree, be set up at the price
at which they were respectively strleE on az the
former sales. IT more is bid the bidder will be
declared the purchaser. If more is not bid that
fact will be reported to the Court.
TERMS The costs of sale in hand One-third
of the residue on the 1st of October, 1866 one
third the 1st of October, 1857; end the remaining
third the LIST Oct, 1868. JOHN job =. King,
july 10-tds lu.f Commissioners.
Richmond Wing copy 1t in daily and ids in
weekly and send ape to this office for collection:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
BNbq/ Failures.
NURSING BOTTLES.

NURSING BOTTLES,
N Gutta Percha Breast Pumps,
lt Infant Combs,
~ ~ i.- Excelsior Hair Tonic, a beautiful
article for the Toilet and restoring the color OF
the hair. For sale low at .,
July 31-tf YEAKLE 81 YOUNGS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
-UGUSTA COITNTY C0ITRT OLERKI,

n Office, to wit Taken up by James T. o.
Rourk, on the lands of the, Staunton Wooden.
July, 1856 estrays, of the following description,
to wit: Ten old Sheep, eight of which are. white
and two black: ear marks varying some with
crop off right ear, some with crop and fork in left
lambs, both black, with no ear marks-the whole
appraised at $24, by Chas. w. Parker Jas. w.
Crawford and John III. Asst, before B. f. Points
j. p Extruct-Teste,
july31-3t WIN A. BURNETT Clerk
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31

NOTICE.-The sale notes belonging to Jos.
IN Harpers estate were due the 18th of last
April; those wishing to pay up can do so by cal
after that time, II. K. Trout will have the notes
for prompt collection. JOHN HARPER
july 31-3t Vim copy Executor.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
TWW WILLIAM SMITH-TAKE n,

Il tiee, THAT on Monday, Septenaber 3rd 1866,
at the office of Joseph A. Waddell, in the town
of Mary Murray and others to be read in my be-
half in suit in Chancery pending in the Cir
cult Court of Augusta county, Virginia in which
l, by Martin Murray, my brother and next
from any cause said dispositions shall not be COM
pleted on the day named the taking will be con-
tinued from day to day at the same place till tn-
ished CATHERINE *. SMITH.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31

at the homestead in Highland county.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-07-31
VRUsTEEs, SALE OF A vALUA-

Middle River, II miles of Staunton
july 81 IDS rs...
, 1866-09-19

matters II hsnc may be u.~~,
from e eenzoSssayP ssaPst I'll th.t as
The KepaIlie b: Been @ ea desne4ateiP e u ssyatlea
i"pc1ed thirsssn sies wete eisiea !. ~!
Ing Withdrawn from the, Onion. and were repre-
ssstsd iSE fS9F yea,s T. hostile
fsde1acy: he otheE thFce % ps1.lsiy Il 50: % Ths NJ
aS;SSe,sdl} 1oys stses h were repeatedly aud fo5
battles: Through foar .ysafs q sldueu.
sRsss:s s ri 6o:e Bot: ot Of hs :af usss
Agents Of TINT Confederacy travcrsel The civil
ize4 wo.la, seeking allies II, thcir :a1r
Iii unpiinelpled to it 5 oat5 armed IN di1i eossaiIs
to p,cy npon her commerce. By State authority
and N the pretended names Of patriotism and
men were confcsipted into the rebel armies and
made 10 lsht desperately tor our national dlsrn2-
ne, @ aud I'd tnln ~ % snd though h{ The blessing Of
tho rebellion WAS finally and utterly crushed, 1t did
not snccurb until Il had caused the destruction Of
morc than half million Of precious human lres,
avc billions Of dollars 1t length the rebel armies
spa qsesd and ss S sGp's sap q
Qulrc ihad never forfeited theiF constitutional
rights In The linton. including thclr representation
II CO. stands pointed ass
President. i Mas the Executive alone who.
cd l1ovttional Goyezno.s for the how submissive
she rebellion had Leen revolutionary, and de-
prived the people under iis sway OF ali civil gov
ernmerts, and who required the assembling Of
oe9 peos e ho
loyal 10 tho United States. ard no others, ior tic
t!ons !; Of said sta,es !, was rresidsn. Ietnson
who, 70 late AZ October last, when nil shadow Of
snea dsapee, f nssd EaGn Sa iaa 07f
vas not enough thai, statc which
cession Is nuR and soId ION ID thc besinnins, and
Fatify the Constitutional Amendment prohibiting
slavery esc:mose, bnt she must also repudlate
every dollar Of indebtedness crcated TO- aid in
the desperation by military force any Legislature
cnoseu under the rebellion, which should assume
power to mike laws after that rebellion had fallen.
sen,atises from The States lately IN 1eyolt
being admitted to seats in either House, and sus-
5setcd that they should present thetE creael,:
sS I'D 70. esa eoasre.s eha, Sho .nessstsa ~ 70 e
GovsIno. sha7key, Of Mississippi tlat i yon eond
sa e & ot Gasd
Statss In English. and write their. own names,
ana 10 all persons OF color vic, osn real
thereon, you would coniplc:sy di.arm ~ aiyer;
@ tal:ow. 'u s'' Ill e1't'p'' D1' o''eR s'4'ss WALL
Il then, there be any controversy is to the right
guarantees Of those which plunged the country
i,to secession and rebellion, the supporters re-
sreclisely u Andrew johnson and Ut Congress,
tann"t'c nntasolatic parties to Thai contest since
their record places
t1he balance OF this address came too late 70,
HftE1JrNfi1n f
, 1866-09-19

Political Prospects In Southern Illf-
nois-Pnynlcil& Of Cook County State
Taxc-Delc.ntcs TO the Uioofnln:tou
Soldiers ConTentton-Progrn Eor
the Reception Of the Southern Loy.
u11sts.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, September 15.
General J. y. Haynic iyed homc last evening
from au extended tour in Southern Illinois, where
he and Gen. Logan have been doing good work
in addressing the people upoa tho issucs OF The
day. In that section the most encouraging reports
come un in relation to the Esospec,s Of The Rpub.
lam saase han ~ E Of &c
veto the Republican ttcke: at the coming election.
Whole Eei.hbo rhoods hare turned nj one nlnn,
be!re disguised siih 4. johnson and Ills policy.
State Treasury. within the last Two days, ga o.,
In part payment Of State lakes.
,a Ing Eolny EAT oRe1ea ,n s f
her on account of the weather.
City Of Quincy bonds. amounting to $3.50
tion, under the act Of February 13,h, ISL.
A large delegation LETT this eycnin. for Bloom.
incton to attend tho Soiiicts' Convention to-
The Committee Of Arrangements for tho re-
ccption Of the Southern loyaiIats. have announced
lhe following programme for tho 1%1h and 1lth OF
&c Southern nhS s ss {, ssoe III IL 5
aud eeco1t them 10 this city, aud on their arrival
herr. they will be welcomed by Governor 0glcshy.
Abraham Lincoln, t,nrin: Which minute guns will
he fred. On thc 11.h there will be grand MAS
meeting. with national salute a sun rise. Al
aEd proceed 10 w1sht's Grove, ;where
addresses Will BE- made by distinguished spcas-
crs At noon there will he national salute and a
sumrd. 4. grand illumination, display OF 1sc-
wo1ks. and torch light procession will take
place in tho evening, General Haynte will act as
Of the Rerub!c will hare chnrge Of the military
display, torcl Light procession, C., subject to
the orders Of the Marshal. The 2tf4fr pronlsc3 to
l,e one Of Hnnenal interest
1t Las rQil1al steady all JaY,
, 1866-09-19

Or the money will be refunded In every fnstAnea
As this preparation ts comparatively new. In tns
country, the pEupzico'B present thG lesruoaIas Of
well known persons a4 to IT. excellence.
, 1866-09-19
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
Correspondence Between Hon. r. q.
Watiburne and Tflo4. j. Turner
An Important 1nquiry-1Vl2fcll Cons
Ere.ss Is mr.. Turner Candidate for1

Correspondence Between Hon. r, q,
Wak6burne and TtioA. j. Turner
An Important 1nquIry-yvl2fch Cons
Eres* Is mir. Turner n Candidate for1
Especial despatch to the Chicago Tribune.I
GAIEsA, ILL.,, September IS, 1861.
The Salem Gazette Of to-day publishes The fol-
lowing correspondence between Tom Tnfnes and
before thc people Of tue Third Congressional
Een. F. 9. Washhusuc. t;alcna:
heid III thie ety., September 1:th, vas nonina.
tea candidate for congress IN this District.
The ,issncs which divide TIC people Of tho coun-
statea whose people were i,teIy il 1cSsllion beins
by ttc proposition Of Congress 10 amend the Con,
the declaration Ut principles adopted By the Ma
,iona1 Union Convention which assembled IN Phil
adcIphia On tue 14th Of August last l Invite you
places in each county in tho District Il, It the peo-
pile may have IN opportunity Of learning ouE yiews
On these questions before they art called upon 10
so;s.
If yon accept my proposition, am prepared, Ut
al,d manner Ii which tc discussions shall ba con-
lam, very respectfully, your obcdlent servant,
Gt1xsA, III, September i, ;SS.
DEAR S1n: ! nm this moment IN receipt Of
your favor Of the 18th Instant. handed 10 mo By
onasa Sa T. as's Naops Ut osy e. 1ays
which assembled At Freeport Oil the 1ath Instant,
:: @ candidate for cong!ess n tais D.ttisf"
your invitation wish 10 know {:ou1 you what
tonGtess you asc candidate for: II sou arc q
ppses 1 S b. xse
1t Is Ee1ni-ufflcfalar proclaimed that lTcsf1en:
, 1866-09-19
FROM BOSTON,

Convention hf Massachusetts Soldiers
General 73nnEk~ pft~1drr-s1esnintion ions
iii Euvor OF Equalization Of Ifot11aties
-s'nnGrc&~ Endorsed mud thc Clcrc-
InEd Convention IkcputlIntctl.
Especial Despatch 10 ;h. Chicago Ttibanc.l
DosroS. September 1S.
4 LARGO convention Of tie veteran valun;ecr
soldiers ct Massachusetts was held in Fancuit
Fail to-day. Over 1,6t0 delegates were present
It was called will, double pnrposc-to adopl
measures fo- the equalization OF bnuntits and to
express sympathy with the Union party in its de-
'ctntnatlon not TO lose r. ffnf;' ofshc wa.
OF the nrst proposition bnt not disposed 10 COM
nit themselves its political Issues, there vas
al first some siyns nf eontnaion, Int 1t e03n be-
cslnc apparent that the great majority were In
clined 10 express then.clycs l,,lily aud cmphati~
ca!ly On national questions. The minority gsad-
Geae:al Hanks was chosen to preside, ana tho
list OF Nicc.freeiacnts was hvn1td by tho na.acs
Of nn,le, Restns RssE a, nn H. Bartlett. ta:;
himself In favor OF the claims made by ths eo!-
dsers fur equalization Of bonntics, and predicted
s orcd IL so!diefs IS wea 1ass sSet s Tn hs
Hotto II Equality Of compensation In the army
equality Of representation in the halls oI the ma
;ien: sanality Of rights sos all nca who defended
!. A committee wat appointed to prerasc = list Of
the men Who opposed III. cansli *,ton OF houn-
:ic' IN this Slate to b. distributed over the
. 4 commiI.ce on resolutions was appointed, and
af! o9.fcd were referred to item without desalc.
Governor burnside and Governor Chamberlain
expressing sssmpathy with the claims Of veterans,
and homes that they would declare. themselves
earnestly IT. support OF the Congressional policy,
General Dcycns, Gcnesa1 Sargent and other dis-
'inCnishcd officers spoke, uttclin: similar views.
ss .. aoae2s e &
I'D provision for ,se atpsndenis q tie a, isen,,
, 1866-09-19

NA1AD VI AOHOa<44 ~ KsA@
tend tho Term Of the Fa14-IosTa Uot.
ticu1tuFal Society.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1Eibnnc.l
Btu1EoTuN. lomu, September Is
This is The GrBt day Of the Thirteenth Annual
Fair Of the Iowa Slsta Agricultural Society, and
thus far Jupiter rlnvins Is completely In tho
ascendant and the wind Is ~ terribly cast % ever
Ar. Jaunalce found It. THIS forenoon the Fatr
Grounds presented cold. dsca-y pcssr:esivc OF
!n.,1dy mas culinc boot-toops and vet shiny mn.
bscllas instead Of The usual gay spectacle OF dow
Ing fcn1auiuc loops and Ja:sniy hats, sporting
n,auy colosea stycau1ess, which usually cuii igeu
Fnch scenes, kcepirc time to The lasciyfcas play
fuEs o( tho hnrdv Gnsdys In the side shows+ It
tained to-day. and Yesterday. the day before, and
the day before that. and 50 on into the dim. in
dcdcise PARK Of well: before last,
Fair week. induced 10 do. 80 hy q Acetlus and
short-liycd ray Of sunshine which just then
pccped out.
Its NOW proposed to extend somewhat the
Nsual tcr1n Of the laiT. IN case the weather con-
tInucs petsisteuuy bad throughout the week OF
longer. NotNilhslandinC tho znln an unusually
large number Of entries hare been made, aud The
chthc1y. intended toE exhibition.
The Iown Horticultural Society, recently or
can!xcd association, will also hula feH session
during the week. II IL composed 0! the earnest,
Intelligent, enthusiastic and pcrsovc.iug men,
who hare made 1owl 40 famous for dle f1uits
cent display in this p.cc eleven ycars AGO, nrtt'
a 1!lercns o1 Organization, which your able coai5u
ioE--I icnteuant Governor Bross-douhtles. se
collects. as lie w1s then present.
Ov7rE to The had weather, tho lists OF entrfc.
| viii moi be closed until Wcdnead1y night.
, 1866-09-19
THE FENiAN.S.
mother Ho-encns !1EatnEt Canada
Concentrated.

-AEut1Es la0%cHlGnt .1EAtHFf ENnN1A
Contemplated.
NIw fons, September la.-The Esnrtss Of
"Nc have received, from lie Inozt reliablo
sources. slss ,af.ernoen;, The report Of auo:hsf
contemplated invasion Of Canada IN short tim,.
Doston l,y ccrtatn Iatties, ono Of wanui VA io;-
,cc.ly connected with II. O'siahoncy orsaaisa.
lion. to lease fhe e1t5 ana proceed gute,ly In d.
ihc British Pro.inefs, which may he 4djasent for
he nurposc Of making an assault upon iae ncass1t
towns aud villages within their reach. The lead
Of Ssccny during tho last campaign, = carry oI
sueh pundcr ss they might tlnd, and they ,se:o ~
bY the rnidcrB to make q descent On bank, II
ro.sible, in someo Of the border towns,
The fcninn Senate afe now In session
IN order to take the uccesaary measures
to prcscn: This plandcHnc expedition
from learing Boston, Al tbs members Of the
, 1866-09-19
Address Of the ,. on National Com
ulfttee~

WASHINGTON, September 1n.-The following is
the ndd,c.e Of lie National uuton Committee to
tho American rcop1e:
Fellow Citizens:
Very grave Differences having arisen he
tween youE Immediate Representatives In Congress
and tho President, who owes his position to
lion thereto. md suggest the duties + your coun-
try which they sendcT imperative. We shall avoid
The Use of hard wordt. OF these there hare
already .becp 100 many. And .hal !he
, 1866-09-19

Joint Discussion Between Speaker Coll
fax and Dave T1rpIc-The Copper
johnsons Chopfallen-Portcr County
Certain for Six Thousand Majority for

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
FA1PAnA1so, Ind, September IS.
The Joint discussion between lion. Schuyler
co1la1 and David TuEpic, began today at this
place. The raiu has fallen In torrents fye days,
yet despite the almost unfathomable mud, 1he
loyal people Of this section are here BY thous-
ands.
Co1fax Is now addressin. an audience Of ut
feakt 100 people, The enthusiasm which greats
the honored Representative IL unboundel. His
reception this morning was a magnificent anuhi-
lation Of all Corrcrohnson hopes, so far a. this
county Is concerned. Nine out OF eYcry ten ofthe
roiers nrescnt to-day arc Colfax men In word and
deed. corperjohnsohism IL dead and buried in
these rarts heyond The hope of resurrection.
aem. and see their doom In October clearly fore
eladoTcd today. Porter County Is certain for
Gs6N mQinf3tY for EalfaI
, 1866-09-19

C1ECdkb, n. H., JUNG !, 1S58.
Mcssrs. F. L. WALLACE d Co.: The second Invoice
Of yonr valGab!c for the hair daily
py TO assure 5ou that haa more than Anssesed tie
aswers tae purpose f,iuisr most peFfcct!y, ar,d as
systoef and cleanser OF tho ha!r It Is Only eg1ad
hy its qualities Is cooling and healthy application to
the scalp. A. Il. CROSBY, II. D.
, 1866-09-19

MAxcuKs1KR, +. H., 3f&tch. 1865.
AE<FEs F. l.. WALLACE / COL hare Used your ltaiI
Restorative win enisc sat,fActton and vecommtou IT
10 10. u. 81. TiLL0lsuS,
Pa&tof E1M-st. Church.
, 1866-09-19

AAxcnKs1EE, n H., June a, 1855.
Acrsrs. F. l. WALLACE l. Co.-Gents.: have used
Dr- khussttrs Empress for the Hair" and pleas
I'll with the rtsuits. end it The pnEet and cIcancst
article that avc Il al that It cal,na to
Touis, e., LEoSAED FRENCH, ND.
, 1866-09-19

MAScnEsIEE. r. Il. April, 1865.
MEskEA. F. L. WALLACE Co-Af0H me 10 aid my
testimonial many you hare received OF the superior
e1erency Of Dr. Chaus*ier< Empress Composition TOT
The u41t. the ot my LIFE hare used dozen
more Eads Of leading preparations some Of value
but truly tay that for ccacy and cfeauf!neea
restorative, And action dressing, yours By laF
GELS them al have used 1t for M Irritation Of the
eea'p With perfect success Quite number e or lesa
to your preparation.
, 1866-09-19

HooKsHr, n. H., March 81, 1St6-
1tEs6E7. F. I. WALLACE i Co:-G+a,s / friend Ad.
yteed 10 try your preparation, stating what good
effect had hin. Ut 6rst laughed At the Idea, but
consented 70 the sftal an pl.ased with Il hare
kcrs to their natural COLOR and kecps them - COM.
, 1866-09-19

HAyEHnl1L, n. H.. June $, ISIS.
Mcssrs. F. l. WALLACE 4 Co.: tasc great pteaf
ny family, md have hccn glatI1ed and astootshcd 1t
the .esnl ater frequent disappointment in tho nse
Of othCE more vaantc1 epecics- hare ha4 occ&.iou
10 these various preparations for several y.ata
owing to head rrematuIely Whiteani but hare frn4
lint would the coloF clan the scalp and
dscss the haE 81 Is done 70 pcf1y by
preparation. JUlfS AUOIE.
, 1866-09-19

TNEASCEXH'S 0IYICK,
AAxC1IE5TER, March II, l56d.
MKssEs. F. L. TAIIAGx 4 COL am well acquainted
With several OF the leading citizc2s Of this city VIM
have ust Hl1s restorative 10 pet1cct satisfaction.
have also used 1t ny eli and can checruiiy
mend It ~ being tic best article In tte market.
II. Z. EuANpEHIAAlE.
RI Trr44 44IIrrF
, 1866-09-19

Collision of Trnans-1.oeomotlvcs E,am-
aged and m Engineer Injured.
NEW ToRK. September 1a.-The New York
1}itrnt's Hudson, New York, special says: u Is
The eleven o'clock train on the Hudson & Bcrk-
ehfcc Road was turning cure, coming intQ Uud.