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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
MORRISON & TYL0R.

On .Natss Let,reen Pearl and Front street, in Norr7sors
7aec trick building,
HAVE purchased of REID s. ScorT, their entire
sortnent of SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE, consist
ing part of blue, black, oive brown, dahlia mulberry
STEEL orab and sncf coIored Cloths black, blue drab.
cable ribbed and Victoria stripe Cas5neres and Satnct;s
40 in black gos de Rhine, black Italian, super eoored
Pou de Sol and figured gros Naples Silks, gd French
Satin; pink, white, and blue do. black Mode; and
rety Of fine Bonnet trimmings, Pongees, French Bomba
zines plain ana figured silk velvet, silk. satin merino,
enria and Marseiles festlgs; super Olive brown. and
blue Sumner Cloth; brown and green Princea painted
lawn muslin AMI cambrck; French and painted Ginghams;
French British and American prints; brown, b-ached, and
coiored nIslins; and variety of Summer Goods
general ino silk Tuscan, Grecan, and Eng.
lisa bonncis; cencnen's boots. Shoes and pumps;
Ladies' Kid morocco, SEAL and prtnaa shoes and slip
Also heavy stock of Groceries, Queensware, and
Hardware. large pot,i of these goods but
Gently purchased selected with great for this
ke therefore feel confident in assuring the public, that
shall be enabled sell them good merchandise, and
reasonable terms, any person the borough.
Try us. JAMES MORRISON,
ELIJAH TYLOR.
9Th mo. l5th 1888 32tf
fr-Ffo my old CUSTOMERS would say, tina: l well
acquainted with e. 1ylo of the persons VINO has
interest the Store lately sold have every confidence
in his honesty and integrity The other James Morrison,
have particular acquaintance wiki. hu from what
acquaintance have would recommend him TO my old
customers, honest and punctual he Is phew
10 Robert Morrison, of this place. DANIEL REID.
RirhI u0nl- tupIt
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

THESE are but different modifca tions Of dssa ~
ting different and limos arising from hs asan]
detected by the diagnosis, Eectro-(salnnk 49,
toms. and consequently cured by the IenetA
fully demonstrated by ii. II. Sherwood, VI. ID, ~ -
Electric symptoms of Chroac diseases, fonsas6
natural causes of motion in animate matter. RAana
plainly shows that every portion OF the hymaa No.
gether with every particle of matter in the unise
animate and inanna,e, is either in a negative podds
state of Electricity, and that every motion ps6uess
the negative and positive action, alng - sssf
ing forces Of this Electric fluid, by which be fnas -
monstrates only the of this class Of dis
also the of the Eiecuo-Galvaac symptoms, y -
the disease invariably be detected, and also III
operandi, why Electro fsssdsse
the same.
They put up in the form Of Pills and Plasss-S
one in a negative, the other in positive stats Of =
city. The Plaster IS applied over that part OF ms
whence the nerves distributed TO the organ,
diseased; and the Pills taken internally. No ~
required while using them, buf on the contrary, N
nou-shinr food taken in all where the 80
will bear il; they produce disagfseabls e6s
On the stomach OF bowels. does the patient pcrcsss
effect while using ihem, except steady impsosem0
health and strength, and IN al the symptoms
.he disease These remedies are always Accompanies
the pamphlet entitled New Observation-Disclosures
of chronic Diseases and their natural, OF Electro
remedies by H. H. Shefw God, N. ID. which 10 presses
the laws Of Congress.
For sale BY j. X. DUGDALE. Riehmond inc
~ Price SO.
August 18th, 1875.
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EAEg MNEIEGa

LII persons indebted the Estate OF John Clark, de-
"A ceased, respectfully invited make immed late
it is necessary for the interest of
tina. the business pertaining il should be closed.
THOMAS BULLA,
BENJAMIN HILL,
DANIEL CLARK, Admnis'fs.
August 1lth, 1888. 3ltf
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
JUST ARRIVED,

NEW AND FRESH GOODS-selecsed with great
East and adapted the calls OF the
nuniy and the comprising Fancy, Foreign, and
Domestic DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, CROCkERY,
The subscriber acknowledges his share of patronage
received from the public and respectfully socis contnu
of the deserve which, efforts shall be
wanting on his part.
y. Il. PRODUCE OF all kinds taken in exchange for
GOODS. JOHN WILLIAMSON.
N f. Corner Of Nam Gad Front streets.
RICHMOND. 5th mo. 26,h. 1888. 2l,f
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MANUFACTURING.

THE Subscriber wishes inform the psosN sG-<~aS
located himself in Richmond, Wayne CO.. ~
the MANUFACTORY OF WOOLLErsRd
JEANS, CAssISETTs, LIssEYs, FLAsSELA e.
ma nIfaciure shares. at a stipulated psE.
as may suit his customers best various n0a r.
weaving will be done. He has On hand gsa1fV
C.ssrsErTs. and FLAssELs which he viii seal na..1l
or exchange for WOOL THOMAS 60
Refldenre Front street, near TIC fssN
May 10. 1895.
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Cooking stoves & Castinss.

THE subscriber has made arrangements with l. E. J~|
& Co., which will enable him keep constantly on has
variety of CASTINGS. consisting OF Cooking Sorrs Col
Gudgeons, Spur and Beyai Gearing. Rag Iror.s .inds
Plough Nodes, Uagon Bores, Fan Rigging, Sc &C.;
of which will be sold the Foundry prices and wass
All orders left with him will bs promptly auendcdn
9th mo. Nth, 1897. (23tO T.. EyEys
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15

rn CASES of WHITES STOMACH PUMP Z
IO CURING APPARATUS, which will he sold los. h
IRWIN REER Il BROTHf1
July, 81, 1898 4n
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IN KEGS WHITE LEAD. in oil. superior quality,
eIO for cash only,
IRWIN REED & BROTHER
June -. 1899 ga.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
BOOK BINDING.

THE subscriber is prepared all orders in the
above business with despatch. Persons wishing Blanc
Books made ruled pattern leaving
The best of pape will be used, if wished, and
the executed style which he is persuaded will
the appreciation of all who Try him.
ns-An assortment Of BLANK BOOKS will be kept
ha I'd. and OI.D Books REBOUND Pricss moderate.
nAz-BINDERY situated on Main street. Ellis P.
Coale's Boot and Shoe Store.
E. G YONGE.
Richmond, June 2 1888. 2Itf
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"YANTED, large qcansiiy o. - n -
" QUILLS. A good pfiee Val = =. .1sepq
ISAAC r. SOUFFKAIN. at hrs .n.n :
-. ,,,,,,vr,., eor,,.r Of Frsnt and Mais'n- Sc
RICHMOND Feb. 10, ic3,
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CABINET MAKING.

ME undersigned, respectfully inform their friends and
tire public, hat thay have commenced the above bu-
and tina, they enabled furnish any article
FURNITURE short notice-nlade of good seasoned
materials superior workmanship They I'm
ished, SALE BUREAUS of different. kinds;
TABLES. BkDSTEADS, STANDS, &c. They occupy
shop adjoining the Methodist Cha pei and formerly
pied BY David Hook. fCabines will be exchanged
for lumber.
WATSON & W1CkERSHAM.
Richmond. June 70. 1888. 23,f
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COOKING STOVE FOR SALE.

First rat-- and nearly Cooking Stoye in compile
repair. foEsale; enquire of5ce
Richmond, Angus. 25,a. ls2s. 33:g
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Four Horse Team ana
THE undersigned has for sale, a FIRST ras -. =
good, sound HORSES, well equipped t@ + -
WAGON is well made. and in good TsP.' W.
credit viii be glvea the purchase Money rARE1
sAA1EA M
Richmond. August 18th, 1e3s.
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SrG AfA iGlSIN1Eo

SOS!EAISy L1I2N-O
FEW COPIES of "A TREATISE SUGA
"a BEET, A ACCOUNT UsEs--PARTICU-
Larry REGARD THE DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE OF
SUGAR, ACCORDING LATEST IMPROVEMENTS En-
zoPE,'' for sale by
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
Richmond, July %, 1898. fr-3-Prce 50
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RE Z 81 Il sss EBI
Corusr of sNalu AMI ssaartou streets,

10 10 SASS Elo
e , ESPECTFUILY informs his friends that he has ia
q, this house. repaired throughout. and urn-
shed it .tyle without regard trouble
pese; but with the comfort and convenience OF
those VINO favor him with their From his
and determination please he hopes receive
of the publics patronage.
Richmond. 9TH. 1897. 43tf
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Small Farm, for sale.
ID I s 5 OF ITO !.

My wife Elizabeth Berry, having lef, my and board
hereby orwarn all persons from habo-,ns trusting
my account Intend pay debts
DAVID BERRY.
thion county. Ia. Sept. J, 1888. 3I.3tH
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Saddle. Birdie, Harness, and Tram,
MduufactOry.

Saddle, Bride, Harness, and Iruma
MdnsJactOry.
TENIiE subscribers respectfully inform their friends and
tho public. that they have commenced the above bust
formerly occupied by W. r. & S. Fouke,
Main street, door of the Bank, where they will
keep constantly hand and make order, all kinds of
Saddles, Brides, Harness, Collars, Trunks,
Saddle-BaSs, whips,
thing their line, of the best manufacture.
They will also keep hand good assortment, of
saddlery Hardware, Wooden Eames. saddle
Trees, sc. Also--a few Medical Saddle
Bags, of a superior quality.
ft7-CRAIN, BACON, and other produce wanted.
G. s. f. DUGDALE.
Richmond, August 18th, 1898. % :.3m~
DURHAM CATTLE.
THE subscriber has been engaged for several years in
this desirable and valuable breed of Cattle His
farm being ovetocked will offer for SALE Public Auction,
during the time oil holding Agricultural Fair. Tin
September Ocoher) about HEA ID, youn. and old of
both sexes among which many fine bred animals
any in the United States
Due notice will be given of and place of sale.
Pedigees will be published shortly.
LOT PUGH
Cincinnati, July :. 1888. (Gaz) 26-32
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Spirits TurpeTstfFle,

BY the BARREL, or gallon, for sale low by
IRWIN REED & BROTHER.
June 90, 1888. 24u
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Office All persons indebted the subscriber by
i NOTE or BOOK account requested make mme-
date payment he ais
old establishment JOHN SUFFRINS.
RICHMOND, Dec 30, 1897. 81 If
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-11

sgsin He Is the man for the hunsh boys Another
Trend OF the administration and supporter OF It's strong
measures, and an oce-holder said be should be salts
hed 10 see Judge MeLesn taken up and supported for
the Presidency. satisfied that Mr. Van Buren,
NOT second time command the suiIrsges OF the Ame-
rican people. Another honest aud independent demo-
crai, from Butler county who has been subscriber 10
the Republican years, called upon the other day
TO pay his srresrsges to Us and renew his subscription
Are you the editor OF the Republican, he inquiredl
Answer. We are.
" wish then 10 put . few PLAIN questions 10 you.
Answer with 81 my heart"
Are YOU still the unwavering democrat you were
when YOU supported Gen. Jackson, and opposed Ma
tions Bank. and when you supported Mr.. Van Buren,
for the Presidency
Answer. We have undergone no change as it
poets our political principles; BIZ. have altered our
opinion with regard 10 men We have not the same
confidence in Mr. Van Burens political integrity that
We formerly entertained.
What has changed your opinion with respect to Mr..
Van Bureni
Answer His departure from the ussges and prin-
ciples OF the democratic party, which brought him into
power His attemp, TO seize upon the public Treasury
His prescription Of old and tired friends CRAFTY the
cla,nors and demands of eoniempble faction; aud his
disregard Of the clearly expressed will and inter-
ests Of the American people"
As Henry Clay is supposed to be the prominent
Wing candidate OF the Wing party for the next Pres
dent. is il your intention 10 give him your support
Answer No we have such intention we could
not reconcile such course with the principles which
we have 90 long advocated: nor can We see how an
original supporter OF Gen jackson consistently adj
vocsie his claims
Our Batter county friend svowed himself satisfied
with answers, and in return grsufed our curiosity
by promptly replying several Of our heterogeneous 10
him. by which gathered that the course Of the Re-
publican gave him general satisfaction that he OPP
posed to the Sub Treasury scheme that his expects
lions with respect Mr.. Van Buren's administration
had not been realized and that If another candidate
could be taken up without creating division in the
party he should be grat6ed He said he could sup
port Mr.. Clay, but If Gen. Harrison nominated,
though he opposed him the last election, he believed
he would support him in preference TO Mr. Van Buren,;
unless the latter changed his polcysnd SUCH he
cuded, are the sentiments Of majority Of the demo
crazy Of Butler county.-Cincin. Republican.
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SINGULAR PHENoaENoS learn spon good su-
thority that young lady in this city, daughter Of Levi
Atwood actually vomited up three four hundred in
sects, last week. very much resembling maggots Some
OF them put into white glass bottle and soon
changed into chrysss state and from thence the
common house fly. Miss Atwood has been sick for
months, supposed to be in consumption although
believe doubt is entertained that The exist
Of these insects in the stomach the cause Of
her sickness The query Of this matter is how were
the eggs Of the common fly introduced into the s'o-
mach Il has been suggested that they might have
heen deposited upon lettuce other food which was
eaten and by the diseased Of the stomach retained
and hstched
However this may be, il is really singular phenom-
The truth Of the account is vouched for by Rev.
Lemuel Porter, pastor OF the Second Baptist Church
and Society in this city The bottle containing these
flies may be seen Awoods Lowell street. and he
will vouch for their having been produced in the
stated Lo,reA Adrerfiser
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A SWELL "A fellow who entered his name at the
Exchange Hotel as Col Benton from Mississippi has
been living few days past on a most magnificent
scale His avowed object in visiting the city was to
purchase slaves for his plantation and he contracted
with Messrs Slater and bailey for negroes TO the
amount Of 100000. His extensive operations in this
aud other transactions gave him the reputation Of
being immensely rich, and the strength ofths he has
rolled about here in his hired carriage, patronised
tailor haticra bootmaker, uxuriated upon the best
wines at his Hotel and gone ahead in every way, in
style Of princey magnifcence, until Saturday, when
some opposed to the credit SYSTEM" which our
hero unlike his great particularly friendly
to- brought hun before Squire Shane. He was there
recognised a scamp. notorious in the South ard
West, by the Of Hines. He was provided with
apartments at the Cny's expense Baltimore Tran
script
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d q u


From he STATE Journal
Mr. Ediior-The news Of the death Of that destruc.
tive dragon. the Sub.Tressury Bill, came TO US, when
every true American heart lesping and expanding
in the life giving light Of our National birthday Il stole
into the shades Of peaceful and verdsnt Arbor when
we were panaking Of q banquet, prepared IN remem.
brance Of those heaven Pslrisrcs, who, when they
lhis day apart the holy Sabbath Of American In.
dependence, had The courage 10 declare IN the face Of
tyranny, that ALL men created free and equal
u fell and fingered unfolding like the snge.
c song Of good tldngs 10 the shepherds Of old aud
caused every worshper Of liberty after Withdrawing
from the poitcsl PASSOVER to return to his quiet home
"wl,h songs and everlasting joy upon his head y
And while We are eongrstuating our friends. and
guardians OF our Union upon this glorious result lei US
present our "gift OF rankincense and myh" to those
Who won hen In the fearful issue. il was not the
Wings alone, who . bruised the serpent's head" No,
il that little band of Conserysiors who had put on
the whole armour Of Republicsnsm. that they might
Withstand the evil day " having their loins begr with
truth, and having on the breasplaie Of Freedom
whose feet were shod with preparation Of Democracy
whose helmets were woven OF the topn ost branches
OF the Tree Of Liberty and whose motto "Cous-
try and not Party - that gave the death-bow The
HI headed mons err
Although they not neryed for the same object.
which the wings were conlendng for yet they felt
deep. aud halowed affection for the freedom and
welfare OF country and when they behed the
FiEsD. with his lance upfed, to do hattie with liberty
they glorously TO the rescue aud stayed the
pending blow Then let their names be praised While
clam be Wings, let cherish the Conservatives
as the apple Of our eye" Farmers, Mechanics, and
Merchants Of Michigan. Awake. put on your strength
the oppressor 70 yanquished' and yet we are FREE.
Come IRON the plains where the harvest is waving,
Come from the shop where the hammers laid down,
Come from the cell where The debtor is rsving--
Come from where Famine and Poverty frown
Tories wsiling.
Locos railing
Strike Liber,y's harp .be her song thrice repeated
Martin and Fanny Wright,
Ne'er shall forget their fright.
When the Sub Treasury Bill was defeated
LIBERTAD.
Ann Arbor July g. 1885,.
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cause respectable persons, Of hesiiatng and
compromising virtue. keep il in countenance.
II Is because timid woman stretches out her
hand to the man whom she knows TO be the
deadest enemy Of morality and Of her SEX
while she turns cold eye upon tho victims nc
has ruined. II is because there Is nobody 20
speak plainly in cases like these. ana 40
you think that society is ever 10 be regenera'ea
or purified under the influence Of these unjust
and pusillanimous compromised tell you
never. so long as vice is suffered TO be
fashionable and respectable--so long as men
are bold to condemn it only when il is clothed
in rags, there will never be any radical inn
proyement. You may multiply Temperance
Societies, and Moral Reform Societies; you
NAV pile up statute books Of laws against
gambling and dishonesty but so long as the
timd homagcs Of the fair and honored are
paid 10 splendid iaiquity, il will he all in vain,
So long will it he felt, that the voice of the
world is not against the sinner, but against the
sinners garb. And so long, every weapon OF
association, ard every baton of office. will be
but a mis- lie together against the leyiathnn,
that il wallowing in the low marshes and stag
nant pools Of society"
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SAMUEL B. BUTTON,
JOSEPH ii. JACKSON.
Poughkecpsie, July oath, 1888.

A SuD.TREAsuRER IN IisBo.--ysn Rensselaer,,
Postmaster in Canton, o., has been committed on the
oath Of Anderson, the foger Of check the bank Of
Canton by altering the amount, sccompce in that
and other like deeds lie has been suspected for
years,-Daiiy Gaesae
FOLLOWING IN THE FoorsTEPs.--Sncc il has been
made known that Mr.. Woodbury. has charged the 20.
yenment for ice, other pubic officers think they have
much right to the indulgence as Mr.. w. Il is said
postmaster in the interior whose office yields $l5 10
per quarter has ordered pcayunes worth Of TO be
supplied to his department per day That's right. Go
!, while you have the shance.--Si. Louis Rspab
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Some OF our Loco-foco friends consider il species
Of high treason for the editor of a Democratic press
to question the nfalbili,y Of Mr., Van Buren,;
aud yet among themselves, we know the cxpedency Of
dropping him and taking up other candidate for the
next Presidency has been mooied and discussed. One
OF the most ultra advocates OF Mr. Van Burens policy
said to US the other day am convinced that MIR Van
Buren, can never be reelected and for one would be
pleased the party take up less unpopu-
lar, and Of more nerve. We want old Hickory back
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NEW BOOKS-School Of the Gunner, translated
IN from French work on Artillery, by Arcularus
Browns Conchologists Text Book, with several hum
bred engravngs.
Parker's Journal Of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, with map OF Oregon Territory
Carvcr's Travels, new edition. 1893.
Philosophy Of Common Sense. by Matthew Carey
Spirit Of Prayer ny Hannah More
Oxford Drawing Book .
Dolbear's intellectual Writing Lessons; together with
other new books both English and American are this day
received, for sale by ,,op
aug4 r. ihiIoH'
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NEW BOOKS. Gardeners Music Of Nature Leno-
~ hia or The Fall Of Palmyra, an historical Romance,
by tho author Of the Letters from Palmyra
Probus or Rome in the third Century, by The same
author. -
Lake Of Killarney, anove, by Miss Porter arc just re-
ceiyed. for sale by yo,
aug4 y ihfL'h'
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ENCYCLoPEDlA AMERICANA.--Cheap---- he
T. las, edition. hest CLOTH 10 vols S22 IN cali binding
see one copy Of each only Tor sale by ,uo,
July 10 = AAAAN
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Ann Arbor, July 5, 1888,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09

nOLBEAR'S Science of PcEnanship received. aud
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
No. Chatres street., New Orleans lJJ Broadway
Nav York, Duuphine ST., Mobile.
1t ls particularly designed for private learners and
schools, and Is calculated for persons ali ages
Ladies and gentlemen are lnvca TO call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given at slch houses as NAV suit the
convenience OF all, aud To classes formed in any part
o the city.
Ladies' who prefer il can receive lessons at their own,c
sidences.
Pors,ns paying for one - of lessons are desired
attend until they wrtsl' we'll us they wish.
mi Dbl. BEAR Y BROTHER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09

FOR THE CURE OF
Srroiula or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutancous Dis Pains in the Bones by free
eases, use of Mercury
Tins very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest pharmaceutical and accuracy and contain
the active principle of Sarsapara in the mos concer
traied degree, combined with other vegetable substance
of known efficacy.
The great desideratum with physicians in being abb
70 exhibit large quantity of Sarsaparilla in a sma
dose, has been obtained in this prepurato-they being
lnly convinced OF its merits confidently administer
the course of their practice.
Price 81 SO per bottle. Sold only at SWAIN
BROTHERS, drug store, No. Canal street. whe
may be had fresh and genuine, dirsc from the pr"yr
tors, Swaims Panacea and Vcrmuge Potter's C;taoL
con- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, mi
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-09

MA Vegetable liar Oil, for the resloTann1
w and growth OF Hair, giving healthand beauty, and
! reventing baldness.
Before this Hair Oil YVES offered the public il had
tried in hundreds &C of badness hnness and
falling off of the hair and in every instance its sauary
effects have been realised 1t has failed to produce
new and beastifnl growth of hair heads already
bald In where il becomes dry and 10 grow
this Oil will render il healthy, and produc.
raDd and beautiful growth of hair, without the least
injury to the head This Oil gives an agreeable fra.
GRANGE and is preferable other ir Oil for per
mining curling and Guessing the hair. The h r
net becO nj d,y after Ysirg j. For sale at
Ara rect
EEE & D'LANGE,