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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
COUNTEssFEaT.


THE public respectfully informed that Of
and most dangerous counterets attempted has late
y been brought TO light in the city Of New York an
na ION Of that most desevedy popular medicine known
Rowaads Tonic Mature" for the fever ard ague.
We had just put down imitation called aRolands Tonic
MIXTURE" BY l.. s. Comock Co.. when another stil more
dangerous makes its appearance from thu of Seaman
Brothers druggists No 100 Water street. " which
c smile" Of the proprietor has been coustereited-hs
cory rights inrng.a uponhis certificates copied and in fact
initiated IN such that from its outward appearance
scarcely be detected We would aiso that
commenced suit in the United States Court for damages
this piracy upon rights and request dealers very
careful Of whom they purchase The article unless its
be directly traced TO the proprietor Of gen
whom he has endeavocd 10 select enjoying
the aspect and confidence Of the communities which
they reside asd who would blush 10 offer asy
true and original RcWands Tonic M,rfe" for the patry
gain of few dollars thereby esdngcring the lives Of their
fellow beings. JOSEPH Il. ROWLAND, proprietor, (succes-
10 Dr. John r. Rowand No. $40 Market street Phade
phia. j. D. FAY general agent at Minors Franklin House
Drug Store, No. 1913 Broadway, New York.
Bit is the intencn Of the proprietor 10 enforce his
rights against every person couutereng this valuable med
and spuriousy putting forth the popstor certificates
aud labels.
Agents will please give the above much publicity pos
BILE by inserting all the newspapers Of the respective counties
in which they reside. my3l. lms'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
COLT'S
BOO XIX T. E. PING.

CO. PRACTICAL WORK UPON A PLAN ENTIRE
LIZ NEW The accounts which fern the baes Of science
cassed under Five Divisions with dcate
the forms OF grammar and arnmee vocabulary
Of mercantile terms and phrases Also key explaining the
ture and sf Joursaxng each Of the Book ntre
practical accountant would explain the 10 h pupil this
90 ssrPdes the science that yoauy Of English
education acquire knowledge without the assistance OF
teacher. To which added, Directions the Learner
Practical Fx Tor keeping bools in extent and variety
Of commercial hev;es Public Addresses the first delivered
upon the subject &C. Scths day published sale By
dis 6pls6W' D.APPLETONk Co 2O6 Broadv,v
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

DARK ThIATRk-La.t hight Of MISS Trees par
1 iormancs in America-TRis 8vENiNG Wi be psr-
BENEFIT OF MR. BALLS
JOE Mn ~. ERt-Ii.ohso' T.e,urn Mr. Bal:-JaeL Nor
nr E IoseyLLusy, Mrs Chippadae-Kity, Mrs Durie-
A Pa. De Deur by Mi.s and Master wells
LUKE THE LABoRER-Luke. NJ, A0a,.w.-ph,;0 NJ
Howard-Squire Chase, MIR Wheatey-wakeaeld, Mr.
Nexsen-Chares Maydew, Mr. wels-Bobby Trot, MIR
chardson
After which
BUCKLE OF BRILLIANTs, or, The Crown princ.-Fres.
sriek soTke, Mr. Ball'-watehman, Mr. Bas-PrinceAl-
Doors open o-Perafsmnes ts quarter past
Boz Tickets. sl-Pit. so cents Gallery, 25cent.
National THEATRE Late Italian Opera House.
IN MIR WALLACK, LesseeCorner of Leonard and Church
streets, ten doors from Broadway.-THIs EVENING,
LA GAIA LADRA, Or, The Maid Of Palaseau-Alsert
Mr. Wlson-Manville, Mr. segsin-Lenor, Horncastle-
M., Mr. s.las
Grand Provost Mr. Ames
PLEASANT NEIGHBoR-sir George Howard Mr. Wal
lack. Jr-Thomas, MIR Baldock--CRristopher Strap, Mr.
w Wiiams-Laay Elizabeth Howard Miss Bell
Marcy Strap, Miss Ayres
Doors open ats Ia Performance H. Boxes
81 Pit so cents. Gallery IS cents.
DOWERY THEATRE-T.s s. HAMBLIN SOLE MAN.
ID AGER AND DIRECTOR-This evening, will be
NICK OF THE wooDs-Nick of the Weeds, Mr. Proctor
Roaring Ralph; Mr. Gaes-Telie Doe, Mrs shaw-Edi,h
A Highland Fling by Miss Turnbull.
A Gallopade by Miss Lee.
To conclude with
VICTORIA; or the Lion and the Kiss-Mr Bennett Mr. M
Fed-Prnce John, Hall-Marshal Soult, Nickerson--
Lord Melbourne, gelamy-Lord Wellington, J. B. Rice
Queen Victoria Mrs w II Smith
by
Doors open O'Clock the performance half
Priee.-Bo1e IS eents-Pit ST. cents-Gallery a5 cents
LYRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARES THIS
II EVENING, will be performed
GEORGE BARNWELL-George Barnwell, Mr. Cline-Tho-
man, Mr. Milot-Blunt, Mr. Newton-Lucy, Mrs Waltz
Maria, Miss Delamore
To conclude with
JACKS THE LAD--Jack spry. Mr. Cline-Stcrnbold, Mr.
James-Capas, Mr. Bvrnes- Jeremy, Mr. Wills-Robert,
Mr. 0oodenow,Robm, Master Davis ipperkin MIR
Mechanically Mrs Herring
Doors spen at oclock-perormances to commence at u
Boxes 90 cents-Pit IS cents. je7-lm.
OLYMPIC THEATRE-444 Broadway, (next door TO
~ Tattersalrs) the sole manage Of D. d. Me-
KiNNETNT Tbs, Evening ven will be re1iS %,ns
MISCHIEF EAkING-Chares, Mr. Madison-Mad AIanette,
Mad Trust.
After which,
slim Along Josey,"by John Smiths pupil.
To he followed by
THEREsE or, The Orphan of Genevs-Caswin, Mr. McKn-
ney--Lavgne Mr. Brydses-Fontaine, MIR Edwards-Del-
pare. Mr. Lindon-Count de Morvlle Mr. Madison-Ma-
riettc Mrs Flynn.
After winch,
Grand PasStyien, ty Madame Trust and Mrs Moore
After which,
Monsieur Checkeni pupils will dance grand Mandarin
Pas de Quartz.
To conclude with
MAIDENS BEWARE-Mr Henry Hamilton, Mr. Madison
Giles Green Mr. Lndon--Victor Roquet, AIR Thompson
Rosalie Bouquet, Madame Trust
Seats may be secured ny applying to H. W. McKnny, Trea
at the Box Shce Of the Theatre from 10 till 2.
Box so cen-Pt, 2scents-Private Boxes $500. my73m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
FIRE CRACKERS.

SIX HUNDRED BOXES or FIRE CRACKERS, for
SAFE in lots to suit purchasers.
Also hundred aud fifty thousand Segars OF various
brands, by late arrivals from Havana. by
jela-aw' A. A sAMANos, wallst
WAC as, CLOCMs AND JEWELRY.
Perkins has for sale very hne selection OF Gold and
Silver Duplex, Lever, LEpne and Vertical Watches
maze by NJ Tobias 20, r. \. Cooper, Conne, II. q.
Beesy, JohY Harrison, &c. Marble Aabaster and Ebony
Clocks Geld Chains Keys, .insat No. Wall street
broadway.
~ u watches carefully repaired. Ie29 wis
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

CO MANY who in the habit Of taking airing Of
town, afternoons drive to Harlem have doubtless
observed, half mile this tide Of the bridge, hundred
yard, back from the road somewhat odashsned retired
looking Mansion, long known the Red House." and not
withstandng of rather uninng to stran.
those who have called need invitation
the VISIT The House, Of rather doubtful reputation
passed through several hands, proving
ton until lately 1t has into the who
though novice strongly mbued with the Davy
ahead principle Old thRgs have passed away having
undergone thorough purcA and now IRE.
seats an appearance, within DOORS which, TASTE
and comfort readers IT second establishment the kind
the island In point of scenery Is unequaea The pros
ptct from the 'front.' within short distance the water COM
mands view of Hurlgae Halets Cove Haraem River and
the Sound on which the constant passing asd re-pang of
description OF vessels steamboats, and boats pleasure form
panorama OF real life to be 1t few other paces Abe
ume the situation SUCH that cool breeze
ie at all hours OF the day Nothing to be left
add to the enjoyment Of the visitor please the eve The
walls are adorned with of the splendid painting, and
nne English engravbgs sporting and fancy subjects The
variety 81 the rolreors BIRDS such Mockipp Birds
English Thrush, Sk, larks Buhnches Canaries form
collection which of the sne in
the country Nor i the establishment living Curl
osities without doorPeacocks Carrier Pigeons,
fanta and Others, will fairly compete with the rival esab-
shment at Harlem but when II to the Old Clock
the proprietor obliged to give it up" or the quality of
the small 6xens' at the Bar it is superauoss speak Our
worthy has faced oen enough to distinguish good liquor
from bad aud profit by that his selection
the fancy brands" Though but anovce in the mixing
liquors, yet creating Juep PuIeh be has
tact of veteran Doubtless he has taken private lesson or
two at Nassau street he fully ustifes his training"
Awsrd TO the wise' Let those who wish TO enjoy plea.
SAINT drive take the Third Avenue House and
If not pleased why they would grumbe at being sung
jel5-lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

o. CURE YOUR COUGHS Are you a coward, and
fear ask you. self if consumption be you7 DO you
cough, have you pain the breast and know you not
that these be seeds Of consumption which will
you down twelvemonth Know yosrselfstudy your
health and cough raise thin feel dart
the side breast beware for additional cold
may produce iAcurabe disease and death Care your
colds thea and TO this end. 70 today, and get Dr. Ta,lo
Basam Of Lver"ort, sold only $40 Bowerv Beware of
mpostoas Coanterfeits owered forth abundance
beware OF them. and 60 only to $40 Bswery
Agents out ofthe cItyMrs Hays 1879 Fslton street. Brook
Ign; Dr. Lowerre an Broad street. Newark ID. Phillip,
Newburga Fighter Poughkeeps.e; Lovely, Durngon;
l. Benton, Guiliord Nichols. Banbrdge; j. Prsuty Co.,
Geneya Abraham Trimper, Knierhook Luke Lyman, Mid
delowa; Betsn Guiord; M Scovills, Waterbury; A. b.
Shaw, oil Hudson and Market streets Albany; David
Hunt Utica-andin this city, only at s7S Bo"ery.
iel5-atd&lWt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

CsHTErrsMy Mothers Grave; Insurance and Assuranse
Life ana Death in New Oreaus; The French OPERA Son.
net; The Fugitive Of Moscow, Russian lae; Margaret
Autobiography of Old Hat Gems Of Literature ballads
Poecai Correspondents shaspeare Ssly Portrait Of Vic
toria; Various Notices; The Drama, La Cara LadrA
Hannah by Southey; Table Talk LitAogaphy Recipe ior
modern Novel, sc.
Price 81 per annum. Single copies 10 cents For sale at
40 Ana street. jl5.l'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

0y-f G. FETTERAAN, Esq is in this city, Capt T. l..
would be proud him at the City Hotel possible
June 18th, 1892. jel5 It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

NTiBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALooN-wiL-
IN LIAM NiBLO respectfully announces that this Es,ab
lishment Is now open for the SEASON
sATTRDAY, JUNE Is, 1884,
No posponement at time as visitors to the Garden
pass from the street through the Grand Promenade to the Pro-
The highly tseeted company undea the direction of GA
jerome Ravel FRANCHISE Rave Leon Jssel Rave Joseph
Rave Feneon Rave Monsieur Carlo Monsieur Cheken Ma
dame jerome, Madame Antoine Raue Madame Cheken Mad
Leader ofthe the Ravel Carlo
The following artists Of acknowledged talent form the Or
chestra aepartment.-
Mes. PanzaI and Eugene Fenelon first violin-Alesr.
Tyte and Dameant second vonMessr. Bora and Bendcs
tenor.Mr Aoorhouse, vioIincelloMr. Casoan
soAr Rsmetta, nute-Nessr Myers, and Vansane cario
aen-Mesas Munson and Les, horns-Mr. Wo.r. trumpet
solo, Chi. FIRST appearance this Garden)Nr Berger
solo Performer.--sigDor Rametta, aue--Mr. Myers
clarionet-Nr. Wolter, trumpet.
Seventh appearance Of the extraordinary Ravel Family
Second appearance Of LIE Petit Amour only three half
years old.
Second night Of the Iavisi,ls Harlequin.
The Evenings entertainments will commence at o'clock
with the astonishing performances Of the Ravel Family the
TIGHT RoPE.
Madame jerome Rayel will dance Pas Scul without tal
Pole
Gabriel Ra,el will dance his celebrated Hornpiqe.
Leon Ja,elli Rayel will execute Jeu des bag,ees, with
out the balance pole.
Madame Antoine Ravel will dance a Pas Berger.
lie will conclude the performances the Tight
Eops.
H,if hour refreshments in the Promenade Saloon
In the inermson Of half hour between the entertain.
ments the Military Band will perform fayore selections Of
10 conclude with new Comic Pantomime called the In.
visible Harlequin. Characters BY the Ravel Family.
The Entertainments viii DC given every evening IN the week
Cvr and efficient Officers will be in attendance to preserve
good ORDER and prevent the admission improper
Tickets 80 cents.
Door, open at THE entertainments 10 commence at
o clock
omnsu..e' will and from the City Hotel Gar.
en- during the evening. J.6.y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

igf- NOTICE Congnees per koscus--1fe ship Roscus
will discharge uader general order Monday
18th inst jcl5y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

Now from the facts the Importance OIL tne Ia
NOUS ermanc Commercial league for the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF
Prussia German allies particularly the former we
not surprised hear of the jealousy Of the Engh
very materially affected by the extensive organization WOOL
len m the continent but notwithstanding her
last over the previous as
xilI he by the follow ing =
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HIS 6rst appearance "a any stage. jei2S
NATIONAL THEATRE.
ny- A CARD-MRS BAILEY bcgs 70 state that her
Benefit appointed to take place Wednesday June 49,
which occasion Miss Shrref MIR Wilson, Mr. segun and Mr.
Hornca,le will appear in the celebrated spera of DER
FREsCHUTZ with other entertainments in which DR.. Va
To conclude with ahighy popular aherpece. jeiA5t
EAGLE THEATRE-CHATHAM STREET.
90 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN wishing engagements
Tor the above establishment which will open about the
st OF September merit will address the undersigned by letter
post paid. Meme others will be attended 10.
THOMAS FLYNN,
CHARLES r. THORN,
Sole Managers and Preprietcrs,
j,slm. 10 Mott street, New York.
LAUxHALL GARDEN.-ENTRANCE FREE-The
propreors Of this Garden respectfully informs the public
that epcn for the Various have been
made addition fountain Of water which they cannot bat
anticipate will be worthy Of their patronage, and OF strangers
who visit the city
The Equestrian Exchange in full operation The sales
Tuesdays Thursdays Of each week Gentlemen pur
chase perfect confidence Horses either for carriages
wagons upon equitable terms and without the fear Of deception
All Horses arriages Harness. Saddles, Brides Nc entered
gratis limited number Of boz stalls provided for horses
at livery ROCkENBURG u BANthEh,
jc7.3n' Froprietors.
CULLY's VICTORIA xhibion Of The ful length Por
- trait OF QUEEN VICTORIA, painted ny u suily OF lhi-
ladslph-T Suly respectfully TO the public that
mcncng on Monday 10th inst The Portrait of QUEEN VIC.
TOA painted by himself from The original tudy executed
during his recent visit Engand, which study also attached
10 thu exhibition.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
CArLIN : INDIAN g

ny TIL. immense Collect OIL NDiAN PORTRAITS
Views Of fpli,n VisQcsndis DancesBall PayBuifalo
IIun-ileliri as Ceremonies lndi Curosi s-Costume
Weapons- Ppes-Scsp-, SC Sc. spread upon the
wallis the large saocn ~ the syvessni Institute. where II
will remain asA be visited bat 10, very short time
One from O lock A. VI. IN II 20 "A night
Admissions - cents Sssson tickets - cents iell.lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

rIHE NEW YORK STATE STOCK SECURITY
BANK Ths institution, which !, conducted by single
individual (Nr L. Bonncfcuvl circulating notes, regis
tered AZ the Coprole office Al Albany, which wholly
secured BY the pledge c certificates Of New York State Stock
deposited advance Ito exclusion " any other kind sf
curi,y the hands The COptrcr trust for the spe
ci purpose expressed 10 tie body Of the certificates aud
on the booh of ra,r) ~ rteenng the notes issued "
need The bills Of this institution therefore be demo-
minated with perfect truth fractional parts ~ the public DEBT
" this stchs thereof being thus under the suPrv-
sioa &c TIE Comptruer authorized BY ne Gnera Banking
Law thereby circulating euium equal 70 sey e.
sting e,ing u the bill holder the security q the state OF
New York it.cirfr H. Redemption ~ he ro'e Jelaa
~ VI HAYWOOD \ 20. 90 Beaver suect, have re-
VI eeved per Ifeat westerns AMI uAe ur sale, auperIor
quality " hna Org maine AMI Tram 1hawu silk suitable
Tor man fsclIrlng he best gooi7 -
Also - bnd lyle, 81 heir English Sill Goods
jtl2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

DREMIUM GHILDREN'S CLOTHING.-GEORGEA
HOYT s CO., Ne. IA Bowery, have on hand extensive
assortment Of shionaby made Chdrens Gle hing samp.
Of which obtained the premium at the recent ar which they
disposed to sell very cheap for Cash. at wholesale
retail a5-3m#
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LOVE- YOUR NEIGHBOR As YoURsE


ID ANK NOTES Of almost every description exchanged at
ID par, small the Citizens, aud Strangers
Exchange Office, No 20 Wall street where all kinds Of gold
and silver bought and sold reasonable terms But the
most important If every thing else how the customers OF said
Office avoid losing BY unier and doubtful Lark votes,
gold vcr also money invested large
smal sums that will draw per cent interest," aud be perfectly
safe, and interest paid quarterly, and principal al DAY
notice, if required
All information in money matters given gratis Bills Of En-
change Foreign aud Domes &C. negotiated for small commits
sion; and Drafts and Notes the principal commercial places
in the Union collected reasonable terms Come and
rel
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

q PLENDID EDITION OF COWPER-Just received from
- the London Publisher large supply Of GRMsHAw EDr
CowPER WORKS in beautifu volumes, spendidly
illustrated forming the only complete ana uniform edition Of
the Poets writings in prose and including original
Biographical Memoir, Critical Essays Annotatons, &c.
F. SAUNDERS, 375 Broadway, New York; and
SAUNDERS x OTLEY, London. je13-6t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

sHAKsPEAkE. HOUSE,

CHARLES RlETTY, n ASK srREEr, las the honor TO
recommend TO the patronage Of the public has establishment
In which he will sndeavor TO unite usefulness with pleasure
His customers will always end rich assortment the se.t of
Liquors. excellent Refreshments and Relishes soda Water
Ices. Nc. &c.
The dessert will consist Of pastries and fruit Of the greatest
variety Ills segas WILL he has doubt please the amateur
smoker.
" B.-Famlies suprcd With ice cream. mxlS. Inns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

ID EMOVAL.-MRS. BLANC has removed from So 1Aan
~ street TO 200 William street. and continues teach En-
hroiaery, Raised Work in Silk and worsed making Wax,
Worsied and Shell Fiewers and War Fruits &c sc the
most reasonable terms.
Drawings for embroidery silk furnished for sale Wax
Sheets, Colors, and Wax Fruits el2-lmt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

IN AUCTION! AUCTION !AUCTION.-Bargains
w. in Dry Goods just received from the cash auctions
Rich English Prints pence aud shngs Black blue black
and colored plain and cured Silks good qualities low prices
Mousein de LANES shings per yard Elegant Challys
Brocha Shawls for 30 hing Hosiery and Gloves Cloths
lings.
Remember MARBLES New Store 47o Grand street. fronting
East Broadway. iel3.3t
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

Ak. J. J. LLOYD WHIIEMUkE respectfully informs
~ his friends and the puoc that he has 10 No. 10
Park Place. where he will be ready attend the call those
who may honor him with tn, confidence three
years in the Hospitals of Paris and year Lyincn-
Hospital of Heidelberg, under the celebrated Professor Naeee
he trusts competent to treat scientifically disease
may come under his observation. nv l.is9n.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

up THE EXTRAORDINARY AFFAIR. -The esten
sale % Real Estate 10 New Orleans indeed an estrcrd
nary aud of the " ' worthy The atten-
tcn Of the community In general The SCENTS, Messrs
SYLVESTER 4 co, of l56 Broadway, are prepared with
full particulars which they will have great pleasure u enmmu
nIcating FiV
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

TURNER'S COMIC ALMANAC for lS40 full Of Enerav-
ings, and the Calendar calculated for the whole United
States.
TURNER'S DRAMATIC LIBRARY neat uniform and
correct edition ohe Acting Drama embracing all the and
popular plays, embeshed with steel engrayng and wood
cuts.
FISHERS EDITION OF FARCES, beautifully got up
the price Of which will in no exceed i2 retail
New Plays imported by every packet on London Orders
from Managers and Booksellers promptly attended to-
jel3 81 TURNER & FISHER 52 Chatham st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-05-07
THE HU2UAN HAIR.

TT certainly although not generally understood that
the hair alwa, remain the NEST abundant
fusion that only exists roots in the skin Of
every individual than hairs growing from them bat in the worst
Badness that they neither perish destroyed and
accident disease there SHOULD be complete derangc
destruction of the parts which nourih and sustain
sen maintain that hsy the roo continue healthy and
vigorous and not desroyed injured when the hair
fallen from fcvers from constitutional either in
the old the young-Erfracf from l. Bedis Co.'S feo
hse accompanying Beais Hair Restorsire.
MESSRS. L. l. BEALS co. invite those who are bald
I'm dece who losing their hair, to TO their
64 Broadway stairs and have their Hair Restorative
applied without charge until the hair is re- tored.
They further offer contract with party 10
the hair under penalty Of forfeit of from two to Ave
hundred dollars said party being bound IKE to be
paid when the hair shall have been restored
The original certificates Of gentlemen Of the highest andisg
in the city, be the Office l64 Broadway showing
contestbly that Bals Hair Restorative has restored and will
the human hair and If these not sufficient to salts
f the Rcrcdulous whom there great account
of the humbuys that have been npuenty palnsd
upon the community ocular demonstrati)n will be 10
those who may call there.
The Ladies especially recommended the OF Beal'
Hair Restorative IL is certainly nftbe producing
abundance Of hair where has become thin, and
serving and hsautify ing that which remains
Beas' Hair Restorative ,iIl keep excellent condition
and full head Of hair hesfu the
test period Of life Price 50 per Jar.
NJ All letters Of application for Agencies msst be post
paid. liberal discount 70 those who bu, to sell
For sale BY j. d. Moore, ll3 Chestnut Philadelphia A.
Snyder Troy. ~ " Geo. Oates ent for North Carolina aud
Georgia m6y