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PAPER HANGISGs.-There il end TO the improve.
ments IN the arts. By means Of pneumatic pump they
extract the moisture at from the pulp Of viii h
paper is mede and the operation of paper making
fast reel for holding the article turn whrn
driven thu rate Of 800 revolutions pr mi ,ute. The
paper thus ready for stamping, the very minute after
it comes from tn pulp Thus go. English, French
and Americans promise carry The useful arts to
point that has hithc' not been conceived
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Gov. MARCY, it is reported will take mother Grundy' .
lace, He is fitting subject for interpreting the law
according to execuv. dctati,n. Like Roger B. fancy
lie possesses plant conscience. and is governed by
code Of morals well calculated for the meridian of the
palac.. His final reward will perhaps be- ssst on the
bench of tllf Suprome Court.
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NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

HAVANA, Dec 18th. Arr New York 70 days hris Pes.
tors... bark elirsuont from York 70 days From Sa
tannsh hris freeman New Orleans, the hr,
Eoy; bark Cluron och Hero. baltimore brig Cs'',cro
Unloading. Tsntwy from New York. Ad from Host"n
Advertised for New Oean. tho Edward. Wasp Sarah Ann
Alley; Rallu,ore ,onny Creole and ne,aware For
York, tho Rapid. -. For Charleston. Calhoun
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;. MADISON Wells, EsQ. has been appointed by The
Governor sheriff Of the Parish Of Repdes, in the place
Of A. G. Cheney. resigned. @
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ST, CHARLES THEATRE,

MR. HALLS
Rsspsc fill his RENEFlr and last appear.
unc., viii lake place On
TUESDAY, DECE BIER "a,
On which occasion, MIR. MAJ KLE, the csebra,ed
deneHior Of Native. hnr .clrrs, viii give his
powerful assistance. The sler ing Comedy Of
THE RIVALS!
Thus powerfully cast!
Sir Anthony Absolute
first time olslhis occasion, Mr. Geo Barrett
Miss Nal prop
first time on the OcLason, Miss Melton
THEY having kindly consented In order 10 give
every rnssiha effect to tho riay.)
Acres, frs. time, Mr. Balls. David, MIR Holland,
Capt Absolute, Field, FaulkiRnd, Barton
Sir Lucus o. Trigger, Radcliffe; Tag, Sam Cowell.
Lydia Languish, Mrs NJ Field
Julia. Mrs stuart; Lucy, Miss Verify
After which,
THE VERMONrER!
In which Mr. Marble will appear and relate several
Yankee stories.
To conclude with new Farce, called
STAY SECRETS-Or, call for Specie.
Gregory Thimbleyell, Mr. Balls
A RRIW ROOT-Am. AMI Bermu.la Just received
. ' - ~ ii BoNNABEL,
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Succe.snrs to A Towar, ~ Can

UNO"ICE--Joshna Dixon. L. Gan,otis, F. Gran
dechanp, G. NJ. Filirio. Hives, q ". Koses, W.
sh p Huntsville, from New Yors, requested 10 make
their residences the disclarsips plerk he
'e,se o,lsrwise their goods will be stared ut their
expense. FOSDlCk u RASlNES,
do3 20 Camps
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ARRANGEMENT SUNDAYS:
The viii leave the hours tho day .
until O'Clock PM. when Locomotive will lrave Csrroilton
every hour null clock r. and New Orleans o. hour
until o'Glork PM.
Horse Cur 10 oh,aned hefore 70 o. lori PM
by paying dollars for the Trip. ANsr Ia O'Clock r. NJ,
10 dollars will he harRtd.
Person going by the steam Car provide themselves
with Tickets the has positive directions not to
receive money in lieu thereof
THE JACKSON AND LACOURSE STREETCARS
Leave tho head of Jack III ncnck AM Canal
street nj ochk. At h'fpas "'rlnrk they
leave hoh ends hall hour, until ~ o'clock except
ing that instead of Canal O'Clock the car
! will leave there ht 3 nc"ck PM.
D pa'cu ary requested TINT gentlemen will pu,
their feet the cushuns the ladies
are present.
Othce NewOrlenns & Carrolltan
Rail Road Company. 5
October 22d. 1880. JOHN HAMPSON,
Chief Engineer N. D. & c. r. c
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NISSlNG from ship Alabama, Three Trunks mer
Tenn. and from ship Nashville ,hrre barrels market
p Il NJ. Any person having he in their posses:
sion, will please give information TO No. 80 Common
street. MA
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u Yesterday. some poor creature. VINO w,sn-a TO
his spleen upon whon he hated bu, dar.l not
E1re, inserted IL forged advertise in the Bulr,in-
copied bclow, 1t is certainly mean and dirty Ii OK
that any fool might play-iha, MT gentleman would
be guilty of-evincing bh iac~ Of and lack OF
cnu,age.-Bmeiin. 2Dli inst.
10 HEW ARD.
fvNHE ah"ve will b. paid Tor information, thai
I will lead I. the conviction Of the person or per-
who caused advertisement, 10 he inserted in the
New Orlruns Commercial Bulletin, OF tho 18Th instant,
pnrpor,ny that the subscriber had entered int cnpar,.
nership with JUN. arrrtt aud others. under the st, e
OF Fo'gay Barrett Il Co.. for the urpose OF carrying
the business Of paving-no such connccion having
been formed
N. R-The undersigned takes this oppor,un,, of in.
forming the c, that he is not connected in business
Of any kind, except with his hn,'er.
nd .AMUEI l.. EOk(iAYx 50 Mnea6ine 81
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GREAT SALE AT AUCTION OF IOKS.
- TArIONERY, Letter and Cap Paper, Blank
- i,ooks fine library editions IF Standard Works
ENGLISH NDAMERiCAN ANNALS, ALBUMS
&C., making altogether S. large and comprising
M assortment # upwards of no. 900 voums, jusl re-.
ceived from he 'a,r New York und Philadelphia fall
trade sales, mud I" he sold by
BEARD g. KENDIG,
at Public Auction, at No. "a It Clmls street, directly
opposite the =, Charles Exrh,ngr Hotel, Thursday,
Fr',n. and Saturday evenings, December i9lh 20lh
and 2lst, commencing al 81 O'clock, DIG
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IN ONiRY n ARKET.
THur AnsstcAs Crricr, i.

AVH AMERICAN OFFICE n. NJ 5ssst
rs lsass !snnaa l. Dec. ~ 8 r. NJ
Ths sa~s ofce Inn yesssrdsy wes~ between 1000 anil
~ has>a prizes hhhsro guosrd tine III, Of mid
ding fl, 50, bee. ats censs. The tendency If
TIN sart i 10 Maiionasy. Hoas continue 10 arrive,
hrin1nr small ius l. the factors On, stock an hand
Hloo0 baes aFeinsl 70,oil a ths time lac, season
fully double. IA
lemprsy mstssrs ,h~re !. currsu, setting in favor
Of resumption !. curly day, hut whether the obsa-
clos 70 Its Aow can be will b removed Is yes ande
ciled There 10 much complaint "a at 10 the
acsvcsy Of noney,a result that probably arises from the
fms system II diaconnts consequen, upon the de-
tssminatisa Of thu Bank conclave.
Sugar has become artive article in the natket We
have heard al largo transactions the taia patticuia
s u Which wii) b. sivsa 10 morrow.
The uhstrvetnns 10 ffes intercourse with 81. Loni
1ssnsvllN. Cscinmt and s,sbars, continue o,rra,s
~ do per upaa the produce market Transnctinar il
il ass consequently conassd chiefly omc hutiners
and prise. are altogether uncertain. Ss.i5 {.
IL uncsusss mnncy. The transactions un
stssdy thsyr ran wall be. TIL depend entirely upo'
IN novrma.ss u H. bvhers who are disciples Il TIL
Wsli st's-s sclo. but this city il not the theatre
gveA money deasine-, cotton being the lever ~hic
moves cur m1skst. Five d die Mississippi banks viz
Agricultural, $50.
Planners,
pvt Gibson,
Commercial AZ Nat:hrs, -
ere in to,ersble olnus. Th.ir psfes sells ON to
PER cent Discount. Nov Orleans paper funds
Thu un'o Rshk ps,er i batter, heing in demand at
per Cent di.count payable in SOFT fmn.y. TAX
al the other os,u,ians in the river state, throw th-
paper into bug. and the average Of the Iii upo
the mixture will he se,ae~erc about per belo,
Understandable currency. The ext enes are from
to %, which last the builders II .srandon m, my mu
take To get current fundsin this city! But list
these mi,t. may be interesting tho eh.'nan,
An,i-Unte States Bank people, we give for III
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NEW ORLEANS AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
a G. EE \R Y to sections Il 9 Of The Charter of
the New Orleans m Ma nv lie Rail I'D Cum
pany. General meeting If the sto kh"lders is called
on The 81 fonda. in Jan1ary, l8lO,r the purpuse Of
eleciing Ten Directors 10 serve to One yenr,
JHtAL''Wtl.L, Pre- sitent.
Office, No. II Bnron,r st. n,c. Eta. dll
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EXPORTS

Rosros. -. .rss brig Allan. .CarRo paving stones
DoapEAux. Pe, ship Majsuex. argo wines and IL
sshia and 10 stassaet passsoeets
CAMDEN Per bark Candida Cargo 1900 bis lime aud
nasosssd mesehandiss
Per ship Nntehsz argo coffee SO.
gss t6stoss beams preserves oranges baana
SsL-s..a riu-- .uul~a-- !
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INCONSISTENCIES UF " h..

DtCHIIltT I2Ih 1919.
TINE Sheriff begs leave 10 MORN the public
Il thu, in obtain fiji the office OF de-
puries, he has placed himself under oblig an pay
la g- alp,,nt ii salaries That his collections hive
enabled him pay the saIare- Of the judges,
de,end thereon. That the c"Ie"tinn- lie has sent
round, lave be, put offwi ncessan excuses. Tia,
it due To protection, and that ni his fiends,
that his fees off hr collected, and nr, therefore
expects that after hi notice, one will take il
if lie makes Ct those wich the law places
II, his pnwrr for the cnecn Of his fees Of office, aud
these due 10 the Treasury of the Police Of the Pufs
we'll ns the State aud Parish taxes hundel him fot
CO lec ton. f tiOZEY,
dl3 Sheriff
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$n'm REV ard.

- $nO REV ARD.
M J so dollars will be paid to wl,""ver will
R7 lodge, in any of The city prisons, either
~ Of the following slavrs, hrlonging to the
IN New Orleans and Nashville Rail Road
Company.
EL,.iCK, hlack ah"n, % years old, feet 10 inches
in height has and "pedinent in his spec. h, shor. hair
and down ca, hook when spoken to.
RIP Ely, grife, aho I % years old, fee, inches
in height, rather sLrIy ouk and intelligent counter.
/ ance. II CALDWELL, President
N. =. Any person or persons found harb"rng or
employing sud negroes, will BIZ punished with the
greatest severity Of the law. 2w MA
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tn2T or NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES
- s8g..f-sT--- uecenlber 81, 1871
ehip Gen Washington, MarLours, for Liverpool.

Tow boa, Tiea, Rerbes fom the North East having pro-
eeed~d 10 with her tow. returned to the city
Ship Hunt.vIls. Aldrrh, New York
BARK Petite euasnne. Lag uarenne, bordeaux
Fvig Terpschore Benson. Lisbon
BRIG Chapman. Thompson. Charleston
eeh Minerva Eddy, Auakapas
teh Caroline. .Comst
esesn bost Hudson Davis from tho passes having pro-
esede1 loser With her tow returned TO the city
Ship Toy. Wood from New York
chip Msjes'usx Quarsa, 81 days & ON bordeaux
hssk TArquia. Hosnsr. " days from Camden 4 r
whitney
Brig Alien. Chirss~ Is days from Rosion
Etesm ship NatchsE, Swiisv. IN Havana
Steamer Gen Bryan, Guthrie Cincinnati
Stesmsr Lnrsnspost, Price. Little River
Steamer Roesiie. Lttleton, St Louis
Steamer Echo, Warrington, I'm Fori Adams
etsamer Western. Arnold. fin t.ittls Rock
Steamer Ellen Doucas. Riley, I'm ltrhez
Eiessaes Hunker Hill. Whitimore fin vicksbnrg
eteamsv sommsrvile Rsooks. FIN Natchez q,
Steamer vaBdalia. Smith, I'm - i.ops 2ss
ttesmss Brilliant, Hart. I'm Bayou Sara
Steamer Rur keys, Jourdan. I'm bayou Favricci
Eieaner Motaviau. kesehevsi. I'm iOusvilis -
Steamer Armstrong bailey. fn Port Hudson
. Steamer Robt Fulton Irwin, I'm Baton Kuuge
- December %, 1892
esesm boat Shark Martyr from PASSES having pro
seeded TO with hoe tow, returned the city
bark Msrspgo Gassps. fn New York
Steamer Ossuoko. Boswosth I'm Memphis
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LOTTERIES.

vlNHE Follow ing Institutions, Citi.sn's Bank Of Leu-
isin"a; Union Bank Of i.osisiana; New Orleans
Caua anl Bank ny Company. " II receive special de-
i'osits ain certificates nf hundred dollars and
upwards I" remain The credt Of the Depositors
which r6cntes, the Subscribers will deliver Tickets
in the Grand Reai Estate Lu,tery--BaukR' Arcade,
Bishops Hotel, sc. :
SCHMIDT Il HAMILTON,
under the Verandsh opposite Z Johns Il Co,
diI Stet;Oners hall
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NEW ORLEANS il CAIRO 1T ON RAIL ROAD
NOTICE. .WiSTER ,RRANGEMENr.
To commence rt,c Is, Of Nov rnb"r, IF39.
= FROM cARRoLL1oN. from NEW oRLEANs.
Horse Car At O'clock AM Horse Car GA o'cluck m
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FOR NEW YORK

Regular Packet Of the 3Ot, instant
H .lme's Line If Packets.
Ia The corpere': and copper fastened parke,
r9FfN ship ARK tNSAS, Dennis master, having
10y. two thirds other cargo engaged and going on
board, will positively ii az above.
For balance ofirsigh passage having elegant &C.
commodations. apply to the apta board, two tiers
| below the Vegetable Market, or to
d23 COHEN; 90 Common st
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PHASES OF THE MOON, FOR DECEMBER 1889.
II. N. TENTHS.
New Moon, 5'h day 9 y PM
First Quarter, 18Th day 3 ~ 9 Pm
Full Noon, 2''th day a. o A. NJ
Last Quarter, 9th day 10 il 9 A. NJ
Arogee, Sd day, Il NJ.
Pergee, 18th day, II Pm.
Apossr. alst day, , A. ".
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ITCons,gners goods per shin Fnir6eId, marked
y Joh"s"') John Childsl uW) q DIl(s) and
n A ~ are requested to make themselves known to
the clerk thu ever opposit ST Joseph street, else
the good. will be- stored nj their expense. d7
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CLASS No. !.
VUNHE Half Million Camp Street hea,re Class Of
i thu Louisiana GRAND REAL ESTATE AND
STOCK LOTTERY. will nositivcly W drawn on The
3lst D-cpnber, New Years Eve.
CALDWELL. OAKEy y PRITCHARD.
nj Office corner anal and ST .hnrlea sia
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5TNEW ORLEANS JOCKY CLUB Eclipse
Coursn) *i!l "tenda me'ti,s al the Exchange Hotel.
on Tuesday evening Oath in iun', half past closk.
} 4 SrEkRiT, Secretary s
New Orean, Dec. %, 1899 3, d23
1.-THE packet ship Huntsvic, from New York, is
dischargng two Tiers below the Vegetable Market, :
Consignees will please attend TO the receipt Of their
goods on the L-vee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-14
Pill ES, & O.
HAEMORRHOIDS.
NO CURE, NO PAY
PRICE 81.
HAYS LINN EMF.

NJ FIcTIoN.-This extraordinary chemical compost
tion the result of science and the invention of
.ebra ed medical man, the introduction Of which To
the public invented with the soelnnity Of doatl
bed brqnest, has since gained rel uation unparnleeh
fully sustaining the correctness of the Ianiened Dr.
Gridcy' last conit''Op that he dared not de with
giving postcrity te benefit OF his knowledge on
this subject ~ aud he therefore lequcathCd to his friend
aud tended Solomon iiays the OF his discovery
IL is used m the principal hospitals, and the pr
practice ia our country, Irnt hnd most cciaiy
for the cf the PIIss, and also ~ extensively and
ciectualy bailie credulity, unless where its o.
iects are witnessed. EHrGkNALhf III the lonoWlha
complaints
Fon DRopsy-Creating extraordinary absorption ~
once.
ALL LswE,IINos-Rcducing them in few hours.
RuEuMATIsM-Acutro or Chronic, giving quick ease.
sonE TupoAT--By cancers, ulcers or colds
tRoUr, AND WnoopISa CouGH--EAtcrnaliy, and
over the chest.
All BRUisss, SpRAiss AND BuRss-Curng in n few
, hours.
| SsaEs AND ULcsas-Whcthei fresh or long standing
and fever sores.
Its operations upon adults and children in reducing
rheumatic swellngs and looscnng coughs and t2hness
of the chest by relaxation o the parts, has been surprs
ing beyond conceptiOn.Ihe common remark OF those
! TIE PIIES.-The price | IL Refunded 10 any person
who will use bottle of lays InGent for the Piles
and rcturn the empty bottle without being cured
These the positive orders Of the proprietor To the
AgruN and out Of many thousands sold not one haS
been unsuccessful.
We might insert certificates To length but prefer
that those who sell the article should exhibit the ORR
einG Ia purchasers. -
/ ChUTION.-None can be genuine without splendid
engraved wrapper which In my name, aud also rhAT
N. r,,r AoE>rs. sOIOMON HAYS.
| sold Wholesale and retail by COMsTOCK & CO.,
Sole Agents, Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane one
door below Pearl street, New York, and By one Drug
ais H. every town in the Union. In Newport, by X j.
/ :
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five contemplate the changes Of the sen.
son. in connection with an hereafter, we feel
an lnexprc bic beauty ~ The compari'"n
which canuut cease to convince the llDeral
aud creative mind, that lhrre II a home be-
yond The grave, where the wicked cease
from troubling aud The weary are at resi- :,
II presents m arg,nnent dipped IN b'au'''"I
colorlng--like all of natures Tine pencillhGS
So woven with an existence by the unseen
hand that The keeDest eye cannot loheh lho
point NJ whlrh cycfy separate ,ioi - paft'u
from its nriQhbor,ng hue; Immortality No.
comes mn instructive feeling, which carries
the soul upwards we know not how, to us
destined and eternal habtation of light aud
life.
A ccnscless change, without annh'lator,
is conromitnnt of nll of natures works.
She never ceases to operate. Every thing
which we sec upon the globe has been acted
upon by no,ure's supreme hand, but has lever
been destroyed.
That man, whose eye has never opened
upon the noiselcss operations Of nature--or
witne -scd The developements of her handy
work who has never felt the charms Of her
spring time, or hraved no unconscious II. h,
while viewing the autumn flower in It's de-
cline. has lel unlearncd the grandcst lesson
Of his own Immortality.
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REFLECTIONS UPON AUTUMN.

Auinmn has surely come to pay her yearly
visit. aud to warn US of decay The lcafei
hangs wrestling with the wind; the frost o
evening now gathers upon il, aud its freshness
is stricken. Summer, soft eyed summer! al
,hou zone? Yes-I still hear thy sweet
ndien sghing low, in the wales, as Thy faln'
breath stcnls from leaf to leaf away But
y hv should we mourn? The flowers wilher
its fiogrrncc dies, yet there is within II the
seeds Of eternal renovation In connection
with human life, we aro too apt to reflect up
on yellow autumn wiih feelings Of melnD-
cholv. " becomes n season of ofcontemplation.
nnd our thoughts go upward to The Author
OF our being .hovcring like timid spirits around
Ills holy altar.
Bot there " somethinR in the fall Of The
year with even ITS tuourhful decay, WHICH
CHARMS the Sunl ard swrcicns human life
The rusll" ~ the chhnginc green--ibc wind's
low sgb---lh" cr.nkiny door; the house
crickrts prolonged chrp. and tho liz NJ
hn nth send ouf thoughts back on bn crrand
Of m.m"ry ~ those charming hours rf happy
DAYS of youth an. horc days of chldhood /:
of innocence when with many beloved
ouc frnu whom W. have nov parted inrrver.
-se sat around The f.n'iiy altar and pnrtork OF
the feelings of oih-r timcs. Oh! how agree.
able arc those melancholy reflections, ss the,
lnycr snd play in the tabernacle of a sIrin
Gus heart.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-11-14

nR. Z. SPoIiN.a German ply -iciao of MI

nR. Z. spoIiN,a German phy"iciao Of much
h1 note, having devoted his attention for some
years To The cure and removal Of the causes OF
.NER POUS AND SICK HE.9DaCHE,
has the satisfaction 10 make known. that he has
rme ly which by removing the causes cures
efi'cu lily and permanently this distressing COM
plant. There ara many families who have con-
sidcred Sick Headache constitutional incprnbls
family complaint. DR. :. assures Them i,a, they
are mistaken, and aboring under distress which
they might not only alleviate. but actually erndi-
Gated by the use Of his remedy. -
Ii Is the result OF scientific researh b., md ]. en-
iirely Of II different character from advertised
patent medicines, and is not UNPLEASANT to tho
taste. ,
HEADACHE, SICK Or NERVOUS.
The extraordinary reputation That DR.. spobn's
remedy for this distressing complaint is every day
gaining is certainly a matter Of much hsionish-
ment. That so much suffering should have ex-
lsted for ages without any discovery OF an cfeciU
al preventive, or cure, is truly snbject Of much
regret, but Dr. =. now assures The public ihut
such a remedy has been invented as will convince
the most credulous. The principles upon which
it acts are simple and plain. II il an admitted
fact that this complaint, whether called Sick
IIeadachc, or Nervous Headache arises primarily
from the stomach those who think they have iha
Nervous Headache may rest assured that this or
gan, the stomach, is the first cause, that The sys-
ten, has become ,iiiated or debiitaed, through
the stomach. and that only through the snIhs
channel must they expect a restoration Of tho
natural and healthy functions Of the system
This object, DR. Sphon's remedy Ia eminenily
calculated TO attain. The truth OF this position
cannot be controverted, and TIE sooner sufferers
with the headache become convinced Of it, the
sooner will their sufferngs end IN restoration OF
health. DIR. spohn pledges his professional rspu
ta,ion on This Iaci. The remedy may bo had Of
apolhecaries generally throughout The United
States.
COMSTOCK s. co. wholesale druggists q
Fletcher street. near Maiden Lane, one door boz
low Pearl street, Now York. General agenis for
America. f.. SPOHN, NJ. ID.
For sale by n. J. tn AYLOR, Newport.
MAJ
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DAMDRUFF AND
B AID IJ E g S.

IOLDRIDGE's BALM or COLUMBIA DAND-
" RUFF AND BALnNESS.-The article above nn-
med is chemical combination of such ingredients as
have proved themselves ccaCiOs In assisting the na'u-
ra growth Of the human hair, aud removing all obstaccs
perfect dcvclopement. In commencing tins rr,i
re to the particular notice of discerning public, the
proprietor but recapitulang the OH expressed senti
nirnts of the many hundreds, who have successfully
tested its eacacY and wonderful qualities, this cont
pound having acquired for Itself character for singular
merit and value. 10 is used by ladies and gentlemen
generally, keep the Hair moist and bcauul and the
hcud free from Dandrnh which IL does most perfectly,
| sud ih,s prevents Badness
So Cauliun-OhscTNc that each bottle of the genuine
Ralsam of Columbia has splendid engraved wrappcr
On which is represented the Falls Of Niagara, dc.
sold Wholesale and retn by COMSTOCK n co,
Fletcher II. Maiden Lane, door from Pearl s
New Work In Newport, by II. j. TAYLOR, lis
| Thaincs street. nov 3.
-" TIE LATJ; MAYOR Of Philalclp phia has certin-
cd under seal Of the city to the character OF several
Divincs Physicians, aud gentlemen Of high standing
who declare positively under their own hands all Oi
which may he al the place named below that the
i'nlm of Columbia /. rot only certain prcsrrNatvc
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