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Use Srj0er's Baisomrc Congh Sgrup. and
Sare gonr Cdllarsn. No caii4 neea die Of
Cro"P lft@ss Spr"p rs zlsad III time
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Aug. 1, '65-ly
DEDFORD NURSERIES,

DEDF0RD NURSERIES,,
ID BEDFoED, Pa.
T. NJ. l. y n c III
Offers to the public and dealers, a large stock Of
we'll grown fruit trees consisting of APPLE TREES
6 TO 70 feet high, PEAR, standard and dwarf PLUM,
CHERRY. APRICOT, NECTARINES, OUNCES, GRAPES,
Of all The desirable kinds, CHERRY cUGRANT. and
other fne varieties, COOS SEBERRIES, SPANISH CHEST
nut, ENGLISH WALNUT. SHADE AND ORNAMENTAL
FLOWER TREES, evergreen trees. shrubs ard vines
in variety, h0ueysuckies Of all kinds, Hardy per-
petual blooming roses, towering shrubs, dahlIas,
fancy varieties fuchsias, chTysanthemums, dc,
Upwards Of lj0 900 trees are now on the grounds,
thrifty and healthy. Not 100 acres Of trees as
some iree agents would have you believe they have,
which is a humbug. Those intending TO plant had
better bay trees raised in like soil and climate
and ran ~ risks of distant shipment. I have the
same kinds Of fruit and fine trees as can b. had
at any nursery.
Catalogues sent free to those applying.
Persons at distance win please write for further
information .--. q Agents wanted to sell trees.
Good wages paid Jan %, t6-3m
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ShriHcr's Iudaaa Permifugs 10 Destroy Worms.
fg entirety Fegfabte---Psrtectiv SAFE
aud HarmiaSS
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.f9atW Storf9.

t'~N y - FT* -"
RARGAINs4; 4.aa,rrs,
Call at Mrs. V. B. TATE 4 II. 3. BEAS.
The handsomest assortment Of
BONNETS.
HATS,
RIBBONS.
FLOWERS
Bonnets for 50 So worth $500. Ribbons for p cts
worth 45-best 70 cts. worth 81 90.
Hats from - cents up.
Elegant assortment Of Velvet Flowers, all pres
NECKTIEs. sCABFs,
GLOVES. STOCKINGS
HANDKERCHIEFS.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Cord and Tassels Gilt Cord
silk Buttons,
Bagle Buct0Bs
JET Buttons.
Gilt Buttons,
Steel Buttons
Velvet Ribbons and Bugle Gimp Lace.
Edging, letting,
French Work, Lace Wells
Mourning Wells, silk Tissue,
Barage.
The best make of Hoop skirts from 62l cts. to 81.
CLOAK TRIMMINGS OF ALL STYLES.
Handsome Assortment Of
N--~-A'N--
C"AIS. -,,.-.-..-,
tInJJLAhS, ~
AM + LhS.
Irs. V. .. l. * N T. *, would INFORM taeiF
LADY friends, that tneF nave employed sool man
toamakeT, VINO WIN make dresses On tle sn'I Is,
nnlee LADIES ir.m me country "ttL . ge & nI.y lGe4
with the NEWEST STYLE of DRESS PATTERNS
I and Goats @ cr cnt out witi have them done free q
charge Ao'. 49, 30
----,v- -,l...--r,, 1-7,,y- ICCnl,,,
hN N''-''2' NJ " '>'N'I'-E
ne KATE DrAT. 4 1ps N P SCH4FFER.
Ere constantly receiving Neur Eg0az they keep on
bsfd q fne assortment Of Ropue.s
BoBpet silk. Hats
Velvers, Ribbons,
Flowers. Zephyr goods,
Of all descriptions
Breakfast 7, IN, shaWIs, WIS s..
ladies, and Cbilareps' Hose.
ladies, or4sF children Gloves
RaImoral skirts
Hoop Skirts,
Dress Trimmings and Buttons of all kinds
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gublifations.

ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.-LITER-
IT. AZURE. SCIENCE AND ART.-New Vol
ume begins January, 1866.
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a selection from other magazines and periodicals
These selections are carefully made each month,
from the entire range Of foreign Periodicals. In
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ard has no rival The following are some OF the
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Westminster Review, Chambers Journal,
Dub. University Magazine, EdlubuTg Review
Art Journal London National Rev.
We have also arranged to secure choice selections
from the FRENCH GERMAN AND OTHER GeNTISES-
TAI Periodicals., translated especially for the Ec
LFCTIc and t is hoped this new feature will add
greatly TO the variety and value of the work.
EMBELLISHMENTS
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FoHt@'s Mixture IS the 6sSt Imminent for man
aRd Beast Uofc IN ne
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N~EW GOUuS.-A new and Gu.L sup
: ply Of aU kinds .os fall and winter goods
just received an8 FOR sale eheapat
Oct %. '6j j. II. SH0ENAkEB'S Store,
NINETY Sacks of Ground Alum
Z salt Just received and for sale cheopat
J. II. SHOEMAKER'S
a LARGE assortment OF Mems and
"A Boy Clothing atJ II. SHOE1IAkER'S
IF you want a cheap nat call al
j. N. SH0EMAKER's
A NEW supplyofCofee, Sugar, Syr-
u NM. O and sarar g,pse Mo!ayses Spices
&c Just received at J. VI. SH0EMAHEk'S
LARGE assortment of French Me-
u rinoas. Coburgs. Thibet Cloths, aIpaccas
Calicoes, Muslin, all wool delains &c jus receiv-
ed at J. N. SHOEMAKER s.
BOOTS AND SHOES all sizes and
I } prices at !. Nj. SH0EAAkER'S-
4 LARGE assortment ofaH kinds Of
"A goods as usually kept in Country stores for
sale cheap at d. N. SHOEMAkEh 5.
BUCKETS, Broons, and Tabs, just
Z ? reserved and Tor sale az ...-,
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Eh".0 corner no J. Anderson ao7F-
trt -. t~Hf-
ADDE'S {iGakIGC Cloth. ShaWIS,
4 + Caatsf7r sale cbcap ut
+. N. SHOEMAKER
-------------~---------------
4 GENTS WANTED in every town
~ TO SELL THE FOLLOWING
THLTIBLE SOUTHERN HIS TORIES.
,sDr~-rrrEvrsN-
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BY
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We shall commence in the january number for
1886 series of Steel Plate Portraits With Sketches
of the most distinguished Southern Generals. be-
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given viii be Generals Stonewall Jackson j E
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ERFSH, DURABLE AND BEAU
TIFUL PAINT. Pure Liberty White Lead
Oh, Turpentine and Benzine always eu hand at
Hartley's, "cheap as the cheapest" Paints mixed
TO order mar 80, 66
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and Balm0raiS.
Of various descriptions, TO which he respectfully
invites their attention.
FOR GENTLEMEN. BOYS AND YOUTHS,
he has every thing in their line, together with a
stock Of GcnHemeas Furnishing Goods, consisting
Of collars (aI styles, saarts, scart-pns. neck-tes
butterflies. suspenders, handkerchefs, 6e., &c
Also, the best brands TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
oil Of which viii be sold at very small advance
to CASH AND sHORT-THE BUYERS.
A. heretofore stated. do not boast that ours
is the largest. rbe7gf2t. unH 5cSt assortment Of
Boots and Shoes ever brought 10 Bedford. but we
have bought according TO our means, feeling assur-
ed that the bes and decidedly the most lasting
advertisement, is g tria Of the goods, But whilst
there may be i7rgy, we feel confident that there
is none bc'fcr.
Having been in the shoe business Oh our life we
feel satisfied lalt wetully understand our business
and have purchased our goods accordingly. We
have on hand n nice stock of plain and fine
$ TA ITO " + r Y
10 which we invite attention.
Repairing done with neatnass and despatch, and
all rips Of our own goods sewei free Of charge.
Please remember AHugs se5ned ar gegged
fire IF charge
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GARDEN SPADES & SPADING
7 FORKS, Iron and Wooden Garden Rakex
Hoes of all kinds, Shovels House cleaning imple-
meuts, Brushes of all kinds Stair Rods, Brooms.
Buckets &c, at Hartiey's Hardware Store
Marrh 20 'fh
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Aarllwarf. &f.

GARDENERS, ATTENTION.
il All kinds Of fresh ard genuine Garden Seeds
on hand at HARTLEY'S Hardware Store. Also
choicest varieties of Seed Potatoes-soon to arrive
look out for them mar So '66
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@aats. shofs and atarieties.

TNHE GREAT
VARIET STOR E!
ANDERsON's. ROW.
II. +. IR TTNE,
REGULATOR or Prices IN BEDFORD
Having purchased the establishment of Joseph
Alsip, Jr., and added fresh supply Of
BOOTS And SHOES,
am determined to sell as cheap as the cheapest
Call and see my fine assortment of
QUEENsWARE, GLASSWARE, &c
Also, my large stock of
GLOVES,
NECK-TIES
COLLARS, &c.
Also, my articles in the Stationery line, such as
Pencils, ,9eel-P Pens, PeaholderS, &c.
Also, my VARIETIES, such as
Spices Of 0H Kinds,
Table Salt, Essence Of Coffee, Hambleton's Hair
Stain, etc In the BOOT and SHOE line, I keep
every thing calculated for man, woman or child ;
BOOTS Of all kinds: SHOES of every description !.
CATERS Of all styles in the market
CALL AND SEE ny GOODS.
and examine for yourselves!
No trouble to show goods My prices viii suit
the times and the pockets of purchasers.
n. B. Orders from country merchants promptly
filled at small advance upon city prices.
y ! am also agent for the New Engla Family
Sewing Machine which should be in every falniy.
An entire machine for the little sum of 5000.
Oct 20, '65. H.F. IRVINE.
N-nrTe1rr- q, q u y TXv 7 IT. -,.I
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The Raids and R0maucaS Of
MORGAN AND HIS MEN:
By MRS. SALLY ROCHESTER, FORD,
Win .s}eF PogfFrH gf Ge4. HOlyuyl,
Vol. l2wo.; 425 pages. SID. 4 Acomplete histo-
ry Of this daring officer, more thrilling
and interesting than fiction.
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Dry Goods, Groceries, Sc.

VHE WAR Is OVER,
BUT
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readers is rather increased thau diminished by the
articles they contain on our late Cirii iiar and
though sometimes iGgei Tijh prejudice. they
may SIN, considering their great ability and the
different stand points from which th. are written,
be read ana uaied with advantage by the people
Of this country, Of every creed and party
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nRITIsH PERIODICALs.

PREMIUMS 10 NEW SUBSCRIBERS
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The North British Review (Frea hayc5) And
BIackwood' Ediubargh Magazine (Tory)
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TO help lnm. Mr.. Bolick was pretty Sc.
we're. Julii,s seemed not to want 10
talk! Witness was not. able to say
what they were sa Siilig about this ssiinse,
was in 1 hurry to load tho wagon. Wit,
ness asked prisoner please to let deceas.
I'd alone. Prisoner (LeYy) said II
come to heavy down on you as heavy as
II can" Asked Mr., Bolick three times
to le, him alone, aud let them get the
things away and have no gi,ss..
We didn't get all the things in the
wagon, got all we could. Juiius Went
to The saddle n,,tltss side, get. gss:s--44.e the
tongue, and went 10 get on the mule, but
Mr. BolclS hada stick drawn to strike
him, sohe got down and outof ths way.
He done Tint thEeo times, and every
time the stick was drawn on him. The
fourthtim he got mp. he picked up the
songs AMI got on tly tongtse again. Bo.
lick went round the head of the mules.
They met and both struck at once. Mr..
Boliek pnshed at Julius and grabbed his
right hand. Julius had the tongs in his
left. They struck one lick apiece. Ju,
Illus struck ckby the nose, and he
(Julius) was struck on.the head AMI had
hole cut in his hat Robert Rolick
shot right off. Did SEQ him shoot for
witness was almost between them. Rsb~
ert Just followed nphis uncle wherever
he went Wheif Robert shot Jnlusi
snatcbed away from Levy and and run.]
Robert followed hin and kept shooting
,NNl 4 4 - n = grNtN =
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Truth is 90 Refreshing;

Z ,,a;,,hbn, az, (yl, a,tor ey,,,,, ,,y,,.,J
. ou1 = ys X (. s,sossS, \ f,'''D''F''
IN spesking OF gan Casteilo,s great great
blasterdtion, show, comes out lkc a
man, just, and ssgiyes It tn hint All
our otLer exchanges Cd into, aeiac;ss
over tho affair. 3 Here vs. how Tho
STANDARD ,lescfibea h |i,
IN. !. =, Z, W. ), IS t,t z 4 !.
~. - soasse.o : ~ = .,asyS pas soulc
laosa @ cbsnSs - sss - ac'' II san J, vs1 w
o.y ','s s''S1s ~ - S y yu: = .s.,ise-
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a Gigantic Structure. |.

We find in the New. York 1,Sibune,
of the 3Otk ults the description Of 81
successful undertaking to supply the,
City Of Chicago WITH water, which is
ono of tho grsndast mechanical
achievements Of the age, It isino less
shan o tunnel which runs out fgom thc
city for Q miles aisdor the bed of Lake
Michigan, and at the depth Of 40 foot
under its waters. Yhe water where
tho Lake shaft was sunk Is 35. feet
deep, so that the tunnel lbegins to run
out from the base of tho shaft at the
depth of s5 feet below tho lowest
depth Of the water This immense
undertaking was begun, In the Spring
Of 1865. The object Of this stracture
is to supply tho City wishlpurs water.
That with which tho supply was 80
long furnished from the margin Of the
Lake, had become 90 adultsratea With
tho immense drainage from the sewers,
that u was neither pleasant nor safe te
use it. I'd !
- ; - ~, 4
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sli0lick SIS 4 nephew ofLesy. Levy,
guardian of Nobert since $50 or 6l.)
~ NJ 4: is:.ase = q /. aartaiil that Levy was
Roberts guardiaU after the death of
hts 9aEhef and until the. death of his
nlsther: Robert Isl not of age, por,
laps ls OF l9. Land belong to the
estate Of JAS. Stevenson. Robert aud
his sister are heirs of that estate.
Levy has all along managed the estate.
The administrator of the estate let his
younger brother lixcs onsR the place.
Julius vent to the house by perinis-
sion of Hugh Stevenson. Witness
saw afg ordle TO Julius to yacate the
house. Here an order was shown
witness, which ho identified as the
SAND he alluded to. (At this point
the writer lost the connection in the
tcssiMony.) 5.
Witness won't with levy BoIick to
Tho house occupied by the deecascd ON
tie Sunday before the killing, When
they went up, Levy asked wife of de-
deased AShere is Julius 81 She said
he was not at home. Levy told her
| hei had, come to tell Julius to set out
ka ff,evvS would stand secnr;tS NO ~,
lonyer fSr him ~
Deceased was 4 large man weighed,
/ l75 or,lS0 pounds had the name of
.heing d very stout man, stouter than
'Bolick, heavier than witness (the wit
mess is over six feet in height.) was
\ athletic, overbearing in disposition, of
d fighting character, was tho dread of
most of the negroes, and was about 45
| years old. Witness knew of great
many fights. deceased had had. THore
| Tho witness was interrupted MS to what
Ihe sssnewo on that point, and explain
led thatoften when.a person hears n
! thing he relates It by saving "I knows,
&cs 4 /,
I,eseased had lived with. witness a
lnaonths one yearsand 2 months anoth-
or Year. The tongs were large, home
mades with square head. Witness
saw Levy .Bolick have no other weapon.
in the conflict, bmt tho stick he had
sge9 ss ss''liSW.th q petore, IL IS the prac-
s.ve s,s q, lsosI men l,s y, tne country 70 60
a,y, ao1ls lnoss nele Y leoIs " q witness 40.
sne,i 'seccasep JerlSeeo out nus pistol,
ssi.i'es , Seems is =, was poipting towards
MN gos penind tue wagon, s. sgI
lyg sSottcsfor again ~ Witness could
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,ItnteS Dfncc. feglF N.4ey .s.r3sf !
Evidence in the Case Of the State gs 4. M.
and R, B. BoliCk. ~.
On "Wednesday, October 81, was
tried this, Mcssrs. McCants and Rion
being counsel for the defendant. This
case was indictment for the murder o
Julius Blain, freedman, by, Levy NJ,
Bolick and his ncphow Robt. b. Bo-
lick. The Solicitor, Mr.. Melton, stat
ed the points in the case lie expected
toprove.
1t will be proper here to state. tho
! ease circumstantially that the reader
may follow thecoursc of the evidences
more pnderstandingly. r. @eA
Julius Blain (colorcd) lived in.
a small house on the premises of the
estate ofone Stevenson, in the neigh
borhood.of Levy NJ. Bolick. Mr.. Bolick
employed Blain to do some carpenter
ing for him. In the meantime the pro-
prietor PRO tenn, of the house occcdpied
by Blain secured an order from the
Provost Marshal in Chester, issued to.
said Blain, and directing him to va
cate said house. Mr.. Bolick, the job
undertaken for him by Blain not being.
completed, intorposed in Blain's be-
half, and asked the person having con-
troll of the premises toilet Blain re-
main in the house until he had finish
ed working for him, and that he (Bo-
lick) would be responsible for Blain
as long as he worked and behaved
himself, and after that, would see that
sBlain vacated the house. m
Soon aftertbis, Blaih's work as well
as his conduct not satisfying his ein-
3ployer, Blain wastold by Boficls that
he need work no longer for him.
Shortly afterwards, too, he was inform-
ed by his employer that lie must then
leave the house he occupied, az he
{Boliek) was responsible that he should
leave. On q certain Sunday l.. M.
Bolick notified Blain that he would
expect him to vacatc the, house the
next Tuesday. When Tuesday came,
Bolick rode over to the said house, in
company with'tw Others, tosee that
atheshouse be vacated by Blain and his
family, and while there on that bust
ness the unfortunate circumstances
arose which led to the killing of the
freedman Julius Blain.
Jas. w. Steve ,son, ,vor;s.--Witness
was present the day deceased was kill
cd. Occurred on the 25th Sept last.
Witness, The two prisoners, Mary
Brice (colorcd) and Harriet Blain
wife of deceased were present. Levy
Bolick is half-brothcr to Robert Bo
lick's father. Witness accompanied
the prisoners to the place that morn
ing. levy asked witness to ride there
With hsm, and SAID he was going there
TO put deceased out of the house. Wit
ness lived three quarters of a mile
from the house. The prisoner, Levy,
first came to the house, of witness.
Robert came afterwards All three
left the house together. When they
got to The house, Levy asked wifo of
deceased where deceased was. She
said he was notiat home. Levy said
10 her that he had come to see them
out of the house, She said she could
not put the things out, had alpaih in
her arm. Levy said he woald help
her. Deceased,s wife and daughter
began to put out things, and deceased
came up driving Wagons Levy said
to deceased sshurry up Jalius, hurry
mp, I've come to see tho things out.O
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w IlTH ORC.
Tuesday Morning, November 6, 1866.

Q T., L, SLIDER, ESQ, is the
sole agent forlhis paper in, Charleston
s. O. !, m4sr ,e, ,..ss
8s Mr.sJAs. III, SMIrm, Formerly
of this place, but now residing In
Charlotte, N. O.s is our authorized
agent for the News.
MIR. SSITH can ba found at the
Times Office. syi .Yrf I,
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The Elsotions North Tosdsy
This day elcebions win como Ii ssy-
eral of tho Northern States Thore II
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overrule 1t, If you did insist M
Harsiet Blam eraasiaed.-N illness
was wife Of deceased; was present at
the killing of deceased. Ii was done
between Sand 10 O'clock. Mr. Bolick
came to che house on Sunday but JuIi-
us was not at home, and told the Wit
ness he wanted them to leave th ere by
Tuesday. Witness told deceased. He
got . place by Monday night. He
went to Mr. Brice,s on Tuesday morn
ing to geta wagon to moyc himself
and Mr.. Bolick came whilo he was
away Prisoner tLevy) took n chair
and sat down, and askei where Jufius
was. Witness told Inn he had qnre,
70 get q wagon. Bolick said he
wanted the house. Witness said every.
thing was readyto go INTO the wagon.
BcIir|s said he was in a hurry, and set
the chiidron to taking out tho things.
Witness told Bolick she had weak arm
Haad scouldio nothing. ClTildfem put
some things on the table, and Bolicly
tsldiEen not to psSs any more, they
wonld break IL. down.
Wiien Julius drove mp he said moth.
ing In 4 few minutes BoIicb told de
3ceeselI g hurry up. no wanted the house,
Julius said nothing, and ina few minutes,
went in the house. He said nothing TIL.
prisoner spoke the fourth time. He
said 70 julius while ho was putting
things in the wagon, Julius, d black
M a ,, ff III ,x,>. ,,,,,s IA -, : - - is "
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emit commissioners, that The object sought wasnot
Justice but to promote political and personal ends
by the transfer of the power Of the State to fac,
ton composed chiefly of those who were sympa-
thisers and abettors Of the late rebellion.
The conservatives also held a meeting in the
lower part OF the city which was well attended
Various ward meetings have been held to make
arrangements for next Tuesday. The city has
been quiet all the evening, and only the usua
number of arrests have been made.
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HAIR I'm EVER.
DR. FEENCW's VEG ETABLE
HAIR REVIEWER!
To an Enlightened People.

have been induced to put the above styled preparation
before the public from the we'll fact in way
have people this aud other countries been much
imposed upon by the comparatively worthless compounds
for the HAIR bringing III their train long list of sad
results
The human hair is an elongated epdermie appendage a
part of the human system and should produce beneficial
results be scientifically is any other part nc
ton of the system Its essential consists of
assembsge epdermic cells the bottom of shaped
fce seed vessel supplied with blood by vessels distb
uted to its walls it is up of root from which
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THE HAIR IS DEVELOPED,

root exhibits dubious enlargement, which, with the
lower part stem nclosed formation of granular
cells The bottom of the ocle vessel is occupied by
papla germ, upon which the hair rests compound
cellular VISIBLE the germ of the Hair Here, then lies
the the disease which gray HAIR to fall out
Hair and the blood which supplies these seed vessels being in
vscd filed with humor mpreguates these seed yes
sells with unhealthy qualities that to effect entire
renovation The state of the hair must first begin here
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Leave the depot in Alglcrs O'Clock on WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY MORNINGS, returning same dey on The arr
val of the steamship from Galveston
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Leaves the foot st. street. opposite Jackson Square,
EVERY MORNING, at tx o'clock, and on Wednesday aud
Friday mornings at 81 O'Clock.