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L. ?. LEMONI'.

r ? EQUESIS all persons indebted to him to call
8 9 and pay their bills during this month, as he
intends leaving this town.
I'll Notes and Accounts that not paid by the
last day of this month, will be left with JACOB s.
SEwALL Esq, the first day of August.
| do not wish to put my customers to cost, but my
circumstances require Immediate payment
jnly ll.-3wl5 l.. p. LEMONT.
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GEN. RR ATISU.

This distinguished gentleman, and learn
ed traveller, will, by special request, delv-
er lecture at the Town Hall, this even
ing, commencing at s o'clock. His sub
ject Is to be Hungary and Poland. -
Let us give him n full house.
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Preparation to Practice Law in NisSisSip
pi-We met young friend of ours few
days since in shop purchasing Il brace of
pistols, and looking keeney at large
Bowie Knife. What Oh earth are you "a
bout, said we, to our peacoable, demure ac-
.Guantance, who never before had han
died such weapon "Why, ''he replied,
II have finished Burlemaqni, Coke, Kent,
Blackstone, &c, in Maine, and | am now
about to emigrate to practicein MISSISSIPPI
'pip NJ Y. Express
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In this town, Oh Thursday last, Mr..
James GetcheIl aged SO years.
A child Of the late Mr.. Robert Ross,
aged 2 years.
In Washington, Elizabeth, daughter Of
John Hatch, aged IS mos.
Ia Bowdoinham, July |, Mrs, Abigail,
wife Of Geo. Henry Esqr., aged 40 years.
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L O S T

AAN Thursday, June 9Th, somewhere in this
w village, and old fashioned WAToH CHAM,
SEAL AND Key, of jewelers. Gold. The chain
of braided hair, with gold rings and clasps
Whoever may have found the same, will be suita.
bly, rewarded, on leaving it at this office.
inly l. 3w15
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:, More American Securities The Hon.
Louis McLane is charged on a mission to
Europe to dispose Of the sterling Maryland
State Bonds, issued for subscriptions to
stock of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road
Co.
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kenebec LOg Driving Conn
DEskV.

kenebec LOg Driving Conn
pany.
VEYflE Members Of The Kennebec Log Driving
Il Company, aud all others interested in Logs
on the Kennehec aud Dead Rivers, are hereby no
tilted thai Meeting Of said Company will be held
at the Gardiner Hotel in Gardiner, on Wednesday
the 24tt dav of July 1899, al o'clock A. M, To
act on the following business, to wit:
To Choose Moderator.
2. To take into consideration the situation of tho
Logs which have run below the chops; and to de-
termine in what manner they shall be disposed Of
by the Directors or Agents OF the Company.
3. To see if the c .npany will alter or amend
any article in the By Laws.
q. To act on any other business that may legally
come before them.
By order of the Directors
DANIEL NUTTlNG, Clerk of Ken. Log
Gardiner, June l9, 1889. >, drsving Co.
At the same time and place, the Directors of said
Company will meet for the purpose of apportioninK
and assessing the expenses OF driving the Logs
the current year; and all persons interested re-.
qnesed TO bring in their NATL and the quantity Of
Logs driven the present season.
By order of the Directors.
...... DANIEL NUTTING,,
CLERK of Ken. Log drioing Co.
Gardiner. June 10. 1889. 4w13
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June 30, Cape May w by N 100 ms, ship Chas,
M'Lanatian, of Bath, 40 days I'm Liverpool for
Phi'a.
June 26, Lat 81 so, Lon Ga, brig Francis, of Bath
FIN Boston for Malta
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'Hhe Weekly Dispatch.

'Ehe Weekly Dispatch,
A N elegantly printed quarto of eight pages. con~
IA tanning all the current Of the week and
large amount of selected and original celany,
is published every Saturday al the corner OF Beck
man and Nassau streets. New York, and mailed to
country subscribers at 50 per annum, payable In
advance.
Any person procuring five subscribers, and re.
hitting dollars, in mote Of solvent bank, shall
receive sixth copy gratis.
(Addrcss) II. HASTINGS WELD,
10 Disaaicb Office. New York Civ.
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Mcleod and Theller, indicted for viola
ton Of the neutrality act Of 1918, have
been acquitted at Detroit.
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Household Affairs A domestic told his
master that the house was on fire. Fell
your mistress of it," said he, 'lor l do
not NEEDLE with household affairs"
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There is a Post Master in this County,
whose office is worth "a rs cents per an
mum; and the incumbent is a Wing. A
rare chance for another Argus boy"
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.a Honor to the Brace Dead!-Nlaj Benin
min Romane. of this city, one OF our old
chase, proprietor of the Nons0ieWm a, the
Walabout, which contains the remains of
'eierem thousand American victims to the
horrors of the British Jersey Prison Ship.
These remains were inferred many years
since, and the grounds long neglected are
now to be appropriately ornamenicd.
In. 7. Star.
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loan OF THE STATE or MAINE.

NV g Nj. =. D,
"a on'Ae" " '." ' n' D"'iNs VI '.'eF .ol-
II pofa'l"ns' '''at VIII 'or"Sn par ., '''e n'a'a
noan, "as oon VI. ~ ,,e lL'h 0,
mafcn' ioos III SUMS no. iess '.'.,n pryoo Gacn anu
WIN oepos. 'ne sa'.e' W .ne o'eu VI ''e treasurer
Oh lnS LATE WIN interest," vi ''ie sums rom h'sc
gay o. n"f 10 u,e uays ., suon oeposaes III any ol
.,'e 6a''hs ne'e" n n"nee' anu JJIm0l se"u 10
.ne !reasu,oi oioo a. s''e e,sier YER
IN are o. ne Jay anu a',pu" VI SUI" Il, uePosne'
snal' ,eoeSe Hon 'ne ,e.uin VI .ne
ufer) ee''i'"tv n SIN pc, oent 'a'e ,ocN, pear
ing aate chay /. lo'9' iei'pu'sao.e la' tne .reas
ury) IN our' slH of osnt yeais at 'ne eiee.'oh oi
Inc oePos"oL' VIII anua interest warrants uacnea'
payao,e III INC 1'e"s''y oh inc "'s' oay oi may
a"nua'y' a. IN ~.
nose aVa'ng themselves OF .i's oner, w.'' n'aNe
,he uePosnes' as rloIesaa' oe'ofe r"e Aoh uay y.
Aug's. neA. an, ,o'wa 10 .'e o.'ee eaut.oe u
euo,' ueP''"o Win WV uIy "'.e ''""''1 ~ 80
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NOTICE.

JOSHUA THORNTON, an apprentice TO the
CD subscriber, lett his apprenticeship sometime in
April last, without consent. This is to forbid all
persons from employing him ,,or trusting film on my
account, as lshallpay no, debts after this date.
JOHN SlMONTON.
Portland June H. 1899 Is
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Particular .vOfi-e.

WS UVCsVts0E SVUEtLGe
TRIlE subscriber having left all his unsettled ae.
- counts and Notes with EBEN'R CLAP, Esqr.
would give notice, that unless they are Immediately
settled, further cost will be, added. No mistake
June G,--tfl0, w a. r. STEVENS.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Ed EM1NlNG in the Post Office, Bath, Maine,
No July /, 1889. $50.
When any Of tie toiio,oing Letters are called for
please nIentiOR they are adpertiz1A
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Arat Havana 25th June, sch Clarissa Downs,
Bath 35
At Matanzas 25th June, brig Ceramics ll.ley,
for NYoriS, 3.
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az WAat .Nert?-A project was on foot
short time since for lighting all Paris by
means of light placed on-one ofthe high
est monuments III the capital, and the result
70 be obtained was to have been derived
from a combustion Of gas with certain
chemical substances. This idea was laugh
ed at, at the time, but it seems about 10 be
reduced TO practice, and the public are, it
is said, shortly to witness the experiment.
Crops in Mississippi. The Vicksburg
papers of late date mention that the pros.
pect is most suspicious for pIenteous aud
excellent crop. From every part of the
State the most cheering accounts have been
received. In north Mississippi, says the
Wing, heavy crops of wheat have been
raised, and it is more than probable that
next winter our State will be independent
Of the west Sin the pork line"
In Michigan.-ihe plentiful crops OF
Michigan will give large surplus of wheat
and -four for expectation the ensuing at
tumn.
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FOR SALE.
HAVEN Mouths, Ash Doors, and Boiler Doors
~ very cheap and good articles.
uy Of Is 80 WILLARD WALKER
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NJ 4 Y RIiiDo

MARRIED.
In this town, by Rev. MIR. Stearns, Mr..
Joshua Curtis Of Bowdoinham TO Miss So
phia B. burlington of Bath.
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UAen any Of tie toiio'
please mention they are ad
q
Allen Suel
Atw ,od A P
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Brown Thomas 7
Beals Emeline
Badger Joseph Jr
Broadstreet J A
Badger JOSEPH
Bond Joseph ID
Burgess Elijah
Blasland Abigail!
Barton Cliristiaua
Beam Mary
Ble;hen Elizabeth ?
Bowker Jacob
Brown Geo G
Brown William
Barnes Moses
Brown William Jr
Banks Charles
Pu2zeil Nathaniel.
9
Curtiss Rachel
Curriers' Elizabeth
Chapman Jackson
Curtis Jane
Carpenter Margaret J
rocker Henry
Corners Edmund
Curtis Robert
Cook Elizabeth,
Georgeto'rn
Crooker John S
Clancy David
Cambcll ifarv J.
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De- ring john
Donnell Nathaniel
ID Wis Warren
Dyer Isaac
E
Edgecomb John
Ellsworth Ablgail
e
Foo'e Caroline r
Freeman Alice
Filler William
Fairbanks John "
Fogg Benz. =. "a
HE
Gardner Elizabeth w c
Goadenow Smith u
Granden David S
Green William
Cover Harrison B
Goodrich J w
Grant Maria r
Green Nalh I Il Co
Gray Samuel
H
Hill Margaret }
Hill Sandy
Houarth John
Harding lreen
Hubbard Zebediah L
Hook Hiram
Higgins Samuel
Howard Hiram
Hobbs Sarah
Ham William
Hatch Isaac
Hatch Clarissa
Higgins John
D
Jackson Mary
johnson Alexander
K
Knight iona B
Kiinbill Amos g
Z,
Lombard Joseph |
Lyman John P
Livermore Rachel
Lainot Mary W
Lemont Alfred
Leinonf Sarah e
Lewis Caroline
July l Id tn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18
THE HUMAN HAIR.

o. Personal appearance Is influenced by nothing more
materially than luxurant crop Of hair The loss Of the hair
in occasioned solely through neglect Of those
which really do exist TO it, To prevent its de-
cay accomplish its complete restoration is the object
which Mr. Crehugh has for u directed his attention
The growth and organization Of the hair its structure
ncted with the anatomy Of the skin has been his peculiar
study To attain fun information this subject he attended
the lectures Of the celebrated Psychologists London
and Edinburgh dsseeted the different layers OF the skim
skin and hair and BY these discovered the which
occasion badness and produce gray hair Having obtained
perfect knowledge Of all these SUBJECTS and after
experiments heads in different of badness aad
ing them according TO the constitution of the Individuals TIE
result the production Of his celebrated
TRICOPHEROUS, or INDICATED COMPOUND
Il composed Of ingredients Of the most vivi powers
healthy action the skim and tho relaxed functions
Of the nerves. boodvesse and absorbents II will thus be
evident that only BY such the restoration Of the
hair be effected.
proof ofhe confidence which has in roster
ing hair he prepared To treat it'll gentleman who
would wish to have the Compound applied BY himself his
Hair Cutting Rooms This will be done Wifota
who have had hair restored referred who win
testify to the great efficacy ofthe Compound.
Ladies should observe that wherever the has hair become hR
brekenen eausedb by tying the hair too tight this Com
pound snIv H. In sch all o greasss, SC.
fatty matter 10 perncous and only be recon
nended through the grossest ignorance
One application OF the Trcopherons sufficient to
seurf and Dsndr from the hair asi dsspae all impurities
from the skin
Price 81 bottle soldby CLIREHUGH at his Hair Cut.
ting Corner Of Fulton and Broadway and Of his
pointed Agents. B. Dodd. Druggist Of Blocker and
Broadway VIM Minor Druggist corner Of Dey street and
Broadway. m3esm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

Tome MIXTURE, or Vegetable Veoriuge
The wonderful which has attended the Of this
FORM in order make usefuncss extensive
They therefore, with much confidence offer fer public approval
ROwAND'S TONIC MIXTURE PILLS,
which essentially the the liquid but possessing the
advantage OF portability and safety from breaking asd freezing
complaints OF which have been frequently made BY tbs
ners Of the Tonic Mixture
We have 10000 certificates prove the inalbHty Of this
medicine when properly ued iscudng many members Of Con-
gress and ether distinguished person, throughout the United
States who have expressed their gratitude for their
health BY its employment Like the following, viz
Mr. Rowaad-Sir, feel il duty which to and
the community large state that have bees severely s
acted with the Fever and Ague and having procured every
remedy without the least aad having heard Of Row.
ands Tonic MIXTURE induced 10 resort 10 isnd feel
pleasure that In days entirely recovered my usual
health and symptoms Of the complaint ha, returned
ABBOTT LOVLTT,
2l6 Bowsry, N. Y.
For sale by o. Fay general agent at Minors Franklin
House Drug Store No 1913 Broadway ~ " and Of druggists
generally throughout the city and cosstry. az I'm.
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II b. IRWIN CO., Menbers OF the Royal College OF Sur
geons London continue be consulted delicate di
in all their various stages, at their Office 2os Fulton
street. where from the csmmodou OF their ROOM
abcrng under delicate complaints be treated with
secrecy and safety.
ID. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all Of the
ost violent veoereal which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their treatment without mercury has been
m and speedy They need not certificates direct the public
attention TO their superior practice those diseases their
putaon this city we'll known and respected by those VINO
had 10 confde In their honor II strongly recom
neDd to females who in the habit Of using their Deobs
ent Pills. that than should be taken
son might produce effect which those whs would W.
mothers DESTROYS to avoid preventive be badrecsnt
cured IN two days Those who have injured themselves by
secret and destructive habit obtain relief Solvent
cury all that will be required until shall effected
Letters post paid detailing the Of the complaint
covering suitable fee, win be immediately attended to- a
medicines with full directions forwarded to the parties
Office. No. 20ak Fulton street MILAN
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OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

steel altogether and longer Acknowledge he grey goose
ssilp =. the badge Of eur proiesoa'-N r Com .ad1.
with Of these pens endeaverng TO do jus
Gee to Mr. Gott usefulness and scarcely recognize
eva Aanaiwsrh. the e .sve BY .aas..s !:
altogether superior have hitherto attempted We
have pleasure bearing this pablo testimony Mr. 0otts
pens feel personal obligation for the facilities his
ton affords u. r-Nsv Ysrk Hsralk
asions Steel Penar-aWe net in the habit Of using
metallic pens bat find those Of Mr. Joseph 0ott the best
have tried and heartily recommend en excel
lent They the hasdscmc too that far
and better position The in which they same at least
to easket worthy Of its jewels On the whole 0illots
nstal psns to likely TO ssPerssde all others 'Nes
Ysrk Gazette ois-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

TR DE ANGELS, formerly practitioner OF medicine in
H. the public hospitals Naples and member Of the Medical
Faculty Of the city of New York where he has been practising
physc the 790 continues TO be consulted HE Of
kce, No. 1876 Fulton ST., nearly opposite Church St
The obstinate and nvetsrate diseases requiring the
soundest judgment treatment and uar all
gnatng rpurty the blood and rheumatic affections Dr.
De Angels has been sngulary successful; and the
Ls Of those disorders have frequently been cured by him
in short space Of tme without Inconvenience 10 the patient
Distractions chronic affections ulcers The throat erplons
Of the skim Phthisica complaint debility together with train
Of numerous evils existing from concealed poison The system
by improper neglect Of the most ndious maades
have given way his mode of treatment in safe
manner.
His success Is in great attributable to his well
known medical preparations which, whilst they eradicate
germ disease restore the enacasd patient health and
vigor.
Dr. De Angels has effected many cases which haA
sasd all the Of the medical art but he cites ony
Copy Of letter from Doctors Osborne Ireland phys
siass Of this city, TO DR.. De Angel.:-
I6 Fulton street Dec. 9, 1915
SrWe have no hesitation in replying your noie say
you deserve much credit for your successful
Mr. Jno. Thorn after had baed physicians here and
In favorable climate. We obedcnt
SAMUEL OSBORNE, Md.
n2l-6w' w. H. IRELAND. NJ ID.
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Innucmzn. lnAuenzn,

vNHE prevailing influenza and sudden colds Immediately
relieved by the use of CARROLLs Old Establish.
ed vApOR BATHS, No IS John street They are highly
commended 10 the public by Of the ,msen py,,
crnsDoetors Stevens Mott Mcneven, Boyd, Nelson smith
Bush Ireland, Nc &c. whose letters be the estab
Iishment
r. q. would inform the public that these Paths bear
resemblance TO the ThomPsonan practice is any
danger of taking cold after using them
sulphur yspor Baths ALSO At all hours O. the day giving
one hours previous notice
Portable Baths sent 10 any part q the city II FIVE minutes
notice. with proper persons administer then.
Bathing Tubs and Hip Baths for sale or hire
Herb, q All kinds, aud syrrus Of sarsaparla and Liver
wort. fresh from the Shakers, for sale a. above.
NP-No connection with any other establishment. myo'm
& uGAR-E,ghty hhds prime New Orleans Sugar, for sale
- in lots.to suit purchasers, by .oa
alloy y. X COLLIN 70 % Soums1
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Joeph Cos patent elongated metallic pens the best
article Of the kind That have used We went back to the
quill time ago after trying nsst every variety Of
tahic pen the market satisfied that pens equal 10
thoss produced W oov'r Co., s. having Mr.
Gilox have again enlisted every good democrat Should
snder the metallic kanner.n-Bosfon Aerning PoH
The itself worthy its rich contents and tine whole
reflects credit upon penmen
,,ch world Of trosble in cutting ssose sui and nibbiss
points a little used.
sWs safely speak Of these pens excellent; dessrv-
ing high commendation "-PhL y. s. Gas.
good steel pen lasts longer than quill and when il Is
have only threw away and 6 in another
10 the holder ysu are armed and equipped for scrb
Ming II made Of the STEEL and properly tempered,
Ae with 0ots they quite elastic the best hol
a.1 Rasa qu and have the advantage Of losing either
their point their elascy BY In or Tor the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-18

TT 10 a MELANCHOLY TRbTH. that N tins city, =
j well q other psss there Individuals esng
certain sordsr which they s 70 Be dssucvs both e body
sad mind Deserved md almost broken hearted by the vas
ou: bsasas people pretss:ons 81 paper, they lnov
imagine The amount Of bodily and mental misery arising from
The people here alluded to- myself of IL ls
vosne designed for those wish for private q we'll : =
immediate and perfect Of these complaints bat which, Nv
these facts Many for instanee have assured nae with The biz
tercst fseln Of regret that they had been led take FROM
10 bottles Drops Others many boxes Of pills. and
others agaa have fallen nto the hands OF advertising people,
some Of the most boatng Of the knd who il Afterwards aP
pearsd have been entirely ignorant Of the different varieties
must therefore, be skagy appars~t every thinking par
SON. that nothmg of greater consequence than to ascertain,
.ss 20 ss . I The
account deem proper here to give the following statement
Of myself:
Beside te rank hold Of graduate Of the University Of Edn-
&c. well being the author Of volume expressly on these
also sttsrs from he most eminent e the profession
Sir Ashley Cooper London to the most eminent physicians
Of America, as Dr. Mott Of New York and Dr. Pysick Of
who wishes it, These authorities and qualic therefore
allow with peculiar satisfaction, to state, that devote
portion Of time expressly to these Diseases and be
suited my study at residence ssCourasdt street.
New York, at any hour
plant OF the generae organs however long standing will
tain every possible relief while those who apply in the early
stages OF e disorder will b. agresab surprised at the mme
date and convenient mode of cure pursued.
Females who wish to state their by post in any
kind Of doubt fear will meet with the most faithful and del
cate attention On this would the greater STRESS because
there various affections incident to the sexual which,
though resembling certain complaints nevertheless perfect
" innocent and which all subject II is truly awful
thing, when such fall into the hands Of unsku
principled men
For those who wish it, or are obliged 10 travel little chest
with lock and key fitted up containing every thing
for the cure having the little treatise fitted the lid It
sent to any dstance-prce $l2 This little volame also
fan oc
ssting to married people who have children
With regard to structure, geet depending structure
generally the consequence OF badly treated gorha
be too well known that all the medicine in the world alone
will it. Those however, who residents Of this
city, remain about week under nay care, may
perfect SAFE and easy Letters to be addressed
sl3-n DIR. RALPH. Senr. 80 Courtlandt St. N.
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DIR. JOSEPH EVANS.
OLD GALEN's HEAD DfsPENsARY.
-. 10 r.rL Gil, -. p.t.. -.


n- DR. j. EVANS improved and successful practcs FOR
the an delicate diseases mercval affections re- &e
continued usual oonfdentiay his Dspensary. No ~
Peck sp-which has been established spwaras o 20 years
PersoHs laborins under diseases OF private nature those
produced BY the abuse Of mercury will be be relieved
and health by Of treatment agree
able expedition. and ecacious, BY applying At bis Dspensary
No. ~ rsnk slip.
N. b. Dr. rs Offices arranged that patient. are not
exposed n Each oer observation In Az cases. honor
able and invioahle secresy Is observed.
o. Persons al distance have medicnss with fn a.
rtcon forwarded 10 them 20 any part o. the Union Letters
tpcs, paid containing respectable fee will be attended TO-
JOSEPH EVANS, Md.
No W Peck slip, " v
MD 2wy the right hand sise going down 10 the ,,.l@
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VXTYETHS "CKEAM OF LILIES" highly esteemed
wv Cor promoting the growth OF the Hair, preserving IL
from falling out and freeing from dandruf Whsken quick
" raised BY its use also red hair whsker gradually
turned Ia black without injury 10 the whiskers hair
II has delicate extremely pleasant Perfume asd possesses the
power the roots and causing them to spread out
strong black and healthy quality possessed BY no other
preparation Cu natural ARTIFICIAL by iis retain their
shape and unaffected by daneng weather. or other
Price 50 For sale wholesale and retail, by A. D.
d. SANDS 100 Fulton, Of Wiam j. Syme, 81 and
$40 Bowery e. H. Ring GA Broadway; O. Lindsay, snh
Avenue and respectable druggists in the city, Persa
merry ard Fancy stores.
Be careful 70 ask COR Wyeths Cream Of Lilies"
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