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Columbus Democrat., 1840-05-30
SPEECH OF MIR. BROWN,
OF M,sslssIpPI.


n the House Of Representatives., 1Pr" ~ lolo-
Ia Committee OF the Whole, on Tie genera ap-
propralion bill.
The House hayinr resolved itself into Committee
Of The Whoe on the state of the Union, on the bAl
70 provide for the civil and diplomatic expenditures
oiihe Government for the year $40, and the gene
raj policy ofthe Administration, beng under Discus
SON
Nr. BROWN spoke substantially as ioHo"s:
Dir. CHAIRMAN: Since lie conmanc, ''eH' VI u,s
oesegS session orCongress, il has been my eue.
Father to listen to the views oi other gentlemen uah
p present any ofmy own. have hItheflo oeel
lien! member, not from any indifference on my pa'l
IS to what was passing, or any uhwhlhgness 70 e'e
expression 10 my opinion, but from an almost lhsu-
perab'e aversion to engaging in general scramble
ur place on this floor. And now that have arisen
% address the committee it would be fraud upon
2 members if | did not frankly admit that II s no'
% much my Purpose to discuss the bill under eonsId'
grafton, as to take part IN desultory debate which
,ls been going on for the last ten or fifteen days
u, N the course OF remark in which assign lndu
ghg, Il shall become necessary for me 10 aldde Z
'.e public or private character ofany distinguished
eiIizel OF this country shall do il in that spirit 0
courtesy which becomes one gentleman speaking 0
ahoher, and with all due regard 10 the stallo
winch II IS my good fortune TO occupy. shall no
indulge myself in train otremark better suited t
The medium Of grog shop than 10 the hall ol egis
alton. The example has been set me by one ger
lem7n Mr.. OGLE Of speaking Of prominen
msmber of the other branch Of the Legislature
commoa liars" and by another, [Mr. STANLEY
Of declaring lliata distinguished Senator is fen
Acaruate, fit only to be associated with the howIu
SPIRITS Of the Vastly deep. cannot consent, sir,
lo'ow such an example, however distinguished Il
source from whichit comes. leave the classica al
%auuiul phrases OF liar and fend TO the exclus'
"s 'h iaore refined and elegant gentlemen wi
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-16
JAMES MORRISON, THE UYGEIST,

TK7llE True and Genuine MORIsON'S FILLS on IIyGEAN
II VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL MEDICINES mate at he BTit-
ISL CONege Of Hedid Lond0n Which have by their Gu
ratiyc powers and intrinsic worth, the Confidence Of
an enlightened Public and although opposed by the great
Body OF Physicians in Europe and in other Nations, has
oycrspread the Globe that AT this time this Celebrated
VEGETABLE Medicine is called for aud To he had in
every Civilized Country the G0be.lt is sold in Pack
ayes of 90 $500 and $500.
THE TEST or CENuINENEss
Every Package sold in the state Vermont and in towns
bordering on Lake Chumplnn in the State New York,
VIII be signed in writing by PANGBORN d BRlNs-
MAID, JEWELLERS OF BURLINGTON, VERMONT, who ARE
state Agents And also signed by the SubAgcuts selling
them. SOLD BY
JAMES II. MURDOCH, Woodstock, VT
WIN. f. Greene, Nergcnncs; Jonathan Ilngrr. Middle.
bury D. Frost Co., BrdpOr, Kent Wright, ShOrehanl,
JAS HUI, Orwell Ira buttons Braudonj Hiram l.. Che.
ney, Rutland W. =. Reynolds Factory Point, Mnncll.
NJ ;. auckland, Bellows falls n &. Goddard Windsor;
Jcs. H. Murdoch, Woodstock Joel DAY. Royaton; Foster
Grow, Chelsea; Perry Marsh, Montpelier; Jno Kelsey,
Dnnvillc Il. F. Walton Sons, Montpelier; Jones Flint
stJohnsbury VIM. Pierce Lyndon Geo. L. Warner 'Iohn.
son; >, +. Morse Cral,sbnry; s. Lyman, Craitsbury
Snbln hcllun, lrasburgh Il. Cleveland, Coventry G. Il
w. Baxter Derby Line; Ed. Lyman, North Ferrsburgh
Amasa Paine, Lowell; Otis l.. Kcltnn, Montgomery; o. A.
Keith, Shcldonj David Lyman st. Alhans MAYNARD Kid.
der, Moriah, n Y; C. b. Hatch, Westport. n Y; c. f.
"A Boy non, Essey, ~ v; Alfred Ilartwcll Kccscye
n y, r. Cottrl, platsburgc, ~ Y; Geo. Severance
Ghaz!, n. Y. 7. Johnson n Son, Whitehall, n. Y;
DIR. GEO. TAYLOR, HYGElsT
o., broadway n. V,
United States Agent for the British College of Health
London. If
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LOOK AT THIS

'nNHE subscriber respectfully beg leave inform the pub
lie that he has purchased the stock in trade Of T. c.
G. D. CHAMBERLAIN which he offers to the pub.
lie at the store formerly occupied by Rollin Richmond
consisting in part Of English, French and American prints
alpnes printed lawns mousn de ains gro de Swiss and
gro dc Naples silk rich bonnet ribbons and other bonnet
trimmings, Hosiery and gloves also good assortment o
broad cloths, cassineres and vestngs and complete
sortment OF trimmings for cothes-also cutlery hard ware
W. L. Goods crockery and glass ware, paints oils and ,e
sus Boston Nails fish, salt window glass, besides good
an assortment of LlQl oRs can be found in any coun-
try store.
All of which Willie sold cheap for cash. good barter or
short approved credit He would here take the liberty
to TO the public that he has stock of old goods on
hard which cost twenty five to forty per more than
the article he obtained for This stock is all
new and suited to the lie can and will sell as
cheap can be purchased in Windsor County
share of public patronage is respectfully solicited
SIMEON G. CHAMBERIIN
Barnard August le4O li-tr
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NASHUA AND lowell RAILROAD.
F fi s5tis - t. ~ f;G ff ~ all
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

| IN and after Wednesday, April |, 1910, The messenger
Otrans on this road will run follows Leave the Demo
Of the hoYc Road, in Boston, at and II A. NJ and an,
Leave Lowell at Ia A. NJ, 12 Ii NJ, ii and L.
r. NJ, or immediately on the arrival of the cars from Bos
| ton.
Way Passengers taken at Tyngsboroug N. Chelmsford
| and Mddesev
All bagguge at the risk of the owners
Fare from Nashua to Lowell so cents from Nashua tc
Boston, $3.50.
On the arrival of the Nashua stages leave for an,
part of Naw-lampshrc, Vermont, Newiork and Canada
via AmOskeag Concord, Keenc, Charlestown n IT, Mind
sor, and Bratieborough, W.
Books are kept at the Stage Offices Nos. and II Elm
Street, whore seats can be secured in of coaches
and correct information obtained respecting any of the fol
lowing routes.
For Plymouth, Guiidhal ynd Sianstead daily. O'Clock
cars from Bostonyia Amoskcas Concord, Plymouth Isl
day, to Iaverll st. Johnsbry, Derby to Stnnstead t. e.
For Reene, Brdtticborough, IT,, iijany and Soroooa
". Y, daily, O'Clock from Boston, via Walpole Bel
ows-Fas and Bratteborough LIST day, to Bennington Al
any, and Saratoga, I'd day.
For Meretih pt'age N. IT,, 7o'clock cars from Boston
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, via Concord Gilmunon
Factory Village, same day day.
For BUrfington IT, daily, by and II O'Clock cars from
Boston, via Concord LIST day. Hanover N H. to Montpcer
I'd day, to Burlington, W. Sd day, at noon.
For Warner and Ne,c London, datiy, Nontpeijer and
Buriington ". by O'Clock from Boston, Monday
Wednesday and Friday, via IIopknton, New London 10
lodge LIST night Hanover and Montpelier I'd day and Burng-
ton 81 day, ut noon.
For Ciaremont Montpeher and Burlington w. by 7 o.,
clock cars from Boston, Monday Wednesday, and Friday
via Francestown to Caremon LIST day; Tuesday, Thursa,
and saturday. VIA lIennker Newport Claremont st dav
Windsor Woodstock Royalion Montpelier I'd day. Bur.
lngton 3D. day at noon.
Forest Linecharies,on, ". H. Chester N. Aibanv ond
Saratoga ". Y. by O'Clock from Boston, via Han
cock Charlestown ~ H. to Chester. VT st day Manches
ter, Arlington, Albany and Saratoga, I'd day r. NJ Al
Chester this line inersects Stages for Ludlow Nom, Iio
Middlebury and Burlington, VI.
For 4mostsag, Manchester and Concord, Aceoo,oo5,
ton Stage, daily, by o'clock from Boston, Return
ing to meet the cars at Nashua, at 10 ii o'clock A.
Hsnniker and Francestopn Accommodation Stare nv
o'clock from Boston, MONDAY, "Wednesday and Fri.
day. Returning opposite days. leaves Henniker T. and
Francestown at o'clock A. NJ. to meet the IL O'Clock
cars Mt Nashua, for Boston. ONS1OW STEARNS,
April j, 1910. superintendent
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CAUTION CIRCULAR.

ITO DRUGGISTS AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Those valuable articles, OLDRIDGES BALM OF Co
IlMBlA for the Hair, and HAYS EMINENT for The
Piles, &c. have been extensively countcrleed Thost
wanting these preparations, will please awa, write when
ordering from other house for Comstock's 0ricicS.-
The true articles have that signature always
the wrapper and vendors will remember that, when or
derng, the limitations exposed in nearly all III,
newspapers throughout this country, that they could moi
be sold shouh they he unfortunate as to get them.
Our friends throughout the Union are requested give
immediate notice BY letter should of the counter
leits appear in their respective places. Respectfully,
COMSTOCK IL co.
Wholesale Druggists Fletcher st. n. Y.
For sale in Woodstock Vt. by
5-ly L. HUTCHINSON IT,
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ASK, INQUIRE--ASK THOSE HO
KNOW.

Those only who know by trial or immediate observation
form any idea of the effects Of the perfect reJ Of the
almost charm-lke cures effected in cases of the PILES
RnEuMArIsM AL swELLINGS, ASD ALL EXTERNAL
PAINS, matter how severe, by the of Hays Lin-
men Find who has used II that will not uud II above
all things ever used, and You will hhd-what cannot be
found.
For the relief of suffering human beings who may be af
cted, beg you to ask-ask Of these who knowask the
Hon. ALFRED CONKLiN. u, - Judge for that district,
siding near Auberni ask MATTHEW J. MyRER, ESQ, A
thens n. "; ask Gen. DUR GREEN late of Washing
ton city each Of those gentlemen know OF cases unconquer
able by all other remedies physicians, though tried for
many years that have been cured by use Of the genuine
HAYS LNMENT. Thousands Of other persons known sim
liar We appeal to their sense of justice-their hui
man feelings.
1t is but duty YOU owe to your suffering fellow being
let this grcut remedy be known. SPEAK il h,n 10 all
your friends This will save much pain where the
papers read where readers are ncredrous be-
cause many worthless articles advertised for the
purpose, To buyers say Il all who have used
do not Is BIO, ord all praise, then do not fake it,
The proprietor will allow this article IN be paid for
unless it cures, when all the directions are fully followed.
WW any one suffering refuse 10 try ~ Uhe does,
he ought to be pitied more for his obsnacy than his
suffering
Mr. HAYS would never consent to offer this article were
he compelled BY his of moraof religious duty
do all in his power for victims OF distress and misery
For this purpose he would devote fortune, than
secure Il dollar for any worthless article.
LOOK OUT.-Some sirihdiers hare c0unterfeited this
article and PIT il up rih umions dsucss: Do not be
imposed upon. One thing only will prot.ct you-is the
name ofCOMSTOCK a Co.: that name must be ARRAYS
on the wrapper, or YOU cheated. DO not forget it,
Take this direction with YOU and test by that,
buy; for it is impossible for any ohsrto be true or
Sold by CoMsToCK & co. . Fietcherstreet, NY
LOOK OUT!
"Cdution" is the Parent of Safety.
An attack Of the PILES may be positively prevented by
using (when the premonitory symptoms FELT the cee
brnted HAYS LINIMENT. There than one
hundred peo1ein this city, aud in the United States an
immense number who suffered bey ond endurance by
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-16
RE-OPENED RE.OPENED.

VENIE Subscriber respectful informs his friends in the
Village of Woodstock and vicinity that he has taken
the shop the Store of I. Hutchinson Jr lately
pied by James NJ. Fisher ailors Shop where he in
tends to carry on the above business in all the various
branches lie also returns his thanks to the citizens for
the past 0rs that they have bestowed upon him. and he
hopes they will continue the patronage usual
he will warrant all garments made up in his shop TO fit
custOmers-and will always be found in his shop ready 20
wait on all who may favor him with their custom.
n. D. Particular attention paid e cutting for Others to
make up. All work executed with nentncss and dispatch
HENRYC. TAFT,
Woodstock June Is, 1910 7-tf
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TO THE BALD HEADED
AND OTHERS.

Does any know nCghbOr or n friend who has been
Bald, and whose head is now covered with fine hair p
One whose coat collar covered with dandru, though
brushed every hour--whch has now vanished entirely
Or one whose hair at early turning grey, who
now has grey hair Children whose heads
cred with scurf-whosc hair would not grow, that
growing the fullest crops of hair Some cases must
he known most persons. Ask them the cause and YOU
will be told these things have been by the Of the
BALM OF COLUMBIA. OF 90 Years growth Is this arti-
Gle its demand increasing annually some hundred per cent
though when discovered not opposed by any thing for
the same purpose, now assaulted by almost numbcrcss
mushroom trash preparations that will ruin the hair used
to any extent Can than these facts he wantcd-re-
fer to the recommendations by list of names of respcCd-
bly uncqualcd by any other article Look to these things
by this article STAY and preserve hair by its use
bald restore it, Ladies' attend to lhishunrods in fash
Onnble life using IT as the ONLY rclcrcallN iii for the
toilet Long hair is very apt TO fall out Lndics, the
Balm of Columbia in time to Yourselves the disgrace
of badness BY neglect of your persons,
II is your duty, morast to preserve the beauties Of
mature. with which hountml Creator has endowed you
Use the Balm, for it VIII do IL.
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PASSING AWAY-A DREAM.


Was II the chime of n tiny bell;
That came 50 sweet to my dreaming ear
Like the silvery tones OF iairy's shell
That the winds on the beach so mellow and clear
When the winds and the waves lie together asleep,
And the moon and the Fairy are watching the deep,
She dispensing her silvery light,
And he, his notes as silvery quite,
While the boatman lightens and ships his oar,
To catch the music that comes from the shore'
llark the notes. on my ear that play,
Are set TO woris-as they float they say,
passing away passing away"
But no. IL was not fairy's shell,
Blown on the beach, so mellow and clear;
Nor was it the tongue of silver bell,
Striking the hour, that filled my ear,
As lay in my dream; yet was it chime
had told of the flow of the stream of time;
For beautiful clock from the ceiling hung,
And plump little girl, for pendulum swung
(As you have sometimes seen in little ring
That hangs in his cage, Canary bird swng)
And she held in her bosom a budding boquet,
And as she enjoyedit, she seemed to say,
"passing away! passing away"
o how bright were the wheels, that told
OF the lapse of time as they moved round slow!
And the hands, rs they swept DER the dial ofgold
Seemed to point to the girl below.
And 10! she had changed-in few short hours
Her boquct had become n garland Of flowers
That she held in her outstretched hands and flung
This way and that, as she, dancing, swung
In the fitness of grace and of womanly pride
That told me she was to be bride;
Yet, then, when expecting her happiest day,
In the same sweet voice heard her say,
"Passng away! passing away"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-16

n A. BRYANT & Co., Have on hand and ARE just
". receiving prime assortment Of spring and summer
Goods, which will he sold uncommon Tor prices for cash
approved credit such prices cannot fail to suit
toners. Please call aud see They will he sold on the
same terms ms heretofore excepting that all accounts which
are not pald within the year after the has
mcnccd, will he considered cash. and must be paid in cash
N. Il. All demands due OF than years stand
ing must be paid, no mistake
May q, o. A, BRYANT & Co.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-16
ATTHE SIGN OF OLD TIME.

u UssELL & CLARKE watch-makers and Jewellers,
~ directly opposite Whitneys hotel Woodstock, VT
Keep constantly on hand, for sale general assortment OF
Clocks Watches and Jewelry Watches and Time Pieces
OF all description repaired and warranted to perform WELL
on reasonable terms. Also Music Boxes and Accortons
repaired and tuned on short notice.
All orders from abroad by mail or otherwise will receive
immediate attention
Msy {. 1910. LII
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-10-16
TAILORING.

E1 ALPH HOWARD correr of Main and State Streets
sS Windsor VI respectfully informs his old friends and
the public generally that he continues carry his bust
in the most durable and fashionable style ard pledges
himself not tn he Ouone orerdone bv any country
Enlistment from the disputed Territory to Texas
The latest fashions always hand. and every thing in
readiness to please those who may favor hin with their
ustom. Juns7, ftf
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NOTICE..

LII those indebted to the subscriber for goods sold
IN more than one year standing notified that pay
mcn must he made by the first of August Special con-
tracts excepted and that those having unsettled
are requested TO settle the previous to that time.
nuInard June so 1910 J. Is. DANFORTII.
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CAUTION
TO BE REMEMBERED.

Several most fragrant attempts have been made to
counterfeit the true Balm OF Columbia. Some the i'm.
posters have far to counterfeit the splendid
wrappers and the Falls of Niagara and every external
mark except the of Costock which they dare not
forge.
name of COmstOCk Co. or l.. $. COmstOck and never
buy the article unless il has that name upon it.
Sold Wholesale and Retail, only at No. 2 Fletcher
street NJ Y.
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MONEY WANTED.

NAE want and have all debts due us of more thar
w years standing by the first of August newt
All persons called upon by this notice will, attend to
without delay, and save themselves cost.
E. NJ. Il S. II. STOCKER.
HartlanI, June 30, 1910. Off
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NOTICE.,

LII those indebted to the Subscriber whose demands
"a contracted previous to the first of January lsi0;
must be settled before the first of September next they
Will left in the hands of an attorney for coecton,Par
ticular contracts excepted. PAUL HOWE,
Woodstock July 49, 1910, 10 TT
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NOTICE. The subscriber wishes pay upon all demands
now due him. All persons called upon by this notice,
1t is hoped will attend to it, without delay
4. May q, r. HUTCHINSON Jr.
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DR.. SPOHN'S
SICK HEADACHE REMEDY

For the permanent cure of this distressing, complaint
neyerails. When persevered III It enecuhy renovates
the stem, and does away the OF the SICK NER
VOUS HEADACHE. Thousands have tried it, and found
precisely the relief which the article promises to bestOw.
Certificates OF the strongest kind aud from the most re-
spectacle persons are in possession of the proprietor
some oiwhch have been pubsned testiyng TO the per-
manent cure and Others to immediate relief given by this
remedy. II affords relief to the afflicted in 10 or 20 min
utes from the first dose. If taken when the symptoms of
attack first felt il prevents the further progress OF
the complaint, and can produce danger any time by
an excessive dose ms in such case il would only throw
of the contents OF the stomach leaving il sweet and heal
thy with excellent appetite, All afflicted with head
ache should not fail to procure the article and relieve
themselves from so distressing complaint.
Physicians have in many instances given it to their
patients, and in every instance to knowledge, with
great satisfaction have found it certain Sick and
Nervous Headdche is complaint with which ply sicans
do not wish to have any thing to do, and generally pre-
scribe only for temporary relief consequently Dr. Spohns
Sick Headache Remedy escapes the opposition which
some other proprietary articles meet from that source
Try il once and you neverw regretr II is composed
entirely of vegetables, and contains mineral pois-
drug of any kind and does not require any change OF
diet or exercise.
Sold wholesale and retail by Comstock & Co. Whole
sale Druggists, Fetchestreet N " and by the princi
pal Druggists in the Union.
JUDGE PATTERSON.
Read the following from Judge Patterson for thirty years
the first Judge in the County in which he lives.
Middleton n. j. March IL, lsiO
Messrs, cOmstock d Co.
GentlemenYou are at liberty to make such of the
following certificates as you deem will best subscrye the
purposes for which il is intended.
CERTIFICATE OFJUDGE PATTERSON.l
nERERy CERTIFY that my daughter has been afflicted
with sick head ache for the space of about 20 yearte
attacks occurring in about two weeks, frequently
LASTING 81 hours during which time the paroNysms have
been apparently deprive her of life
And after having tried almost all other remedies in van
have been induced last try Spohn's Head
ache Remedy sold by and to the great dsappont-
mcn and joy OF herself and all her friends found very
teral rCleifOm the first dose Ofthe medeCne She has
folowedup the directions with the article, and in every
case when attack was threatened has found immediate
relief until she is near permanently cured The attacks
very seldom, and disappear almost Immediately
after taking the quantity directed, hope that Others
may be benefited by the this truly invaluable med
cine, has induced meo send you the above and remain
Your ObCdiCnt servent.
JEIIU PATTERSON.
Judge of the Court of C.. p.
For sale in Woodstock Vt.by
SLY 7. HUTCHINSON, in.
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MILITARY GOODS.

d UsSEII q CLARKE have received fresh assortment
IL OF Military Goods and will furnish Companies and
Officers at the least rate that they be had in this section
of the Country. eff
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DISSOLUTION,

THNE Copartnershp heretofore existing urder the rtme
and firm Of L, NJ. $. II. Stocker, is this day dsso.
we'd by mutual consent All having unsettled nc
counts with us ARE requested to settle til, Immediately,
and all accounts aud notes Of more than years standing
must be paid without further delay.
J.. NJ. STOCKER,
5. II. STOCKER
IIatlnud August "a, 1910. l7-u
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NOTICE.

Ill accounts due the subscriber gilmore than years
"A standing must be settled Immediately. Special con.
racts excepted. JOHN RANDALL.
Woodstock, W. July q lolO. l3-tf
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April 1910.

lust received, from Boston and New York, al prime
u assortment Of new goods cheap for cash.
mar Ell HUTCHINSON Jr.
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From the Boston Chronicle. Jon.lo.


~ We see by advertisement in another column that
Messrs COnlsiock ~ CO., the American Agents for OF
bridges Balm of Columbia, have deputies to sell that ar
Gle in Boston and elSewherc-Wc know lady of this cit,
whoschar was nearly gone expose entirely her
chronological develOpcmcns, which, considering that they
bctOkcncd most aiabe disposition, not in reality
very unfortunate, Nevertheless she mourned the loss
locks that she had worn, and AFTER years itrss resort
10 miscaled restoratvcs, purchased months ago
hottie or two of Odrdges Balm and she has rngle,,
in rich proson glossy and oirayen backncss. We arc
and indeed we do not want any, for though o.
bliged to wig year ago, have now, through il.
virtue hair enough, and of paNsabc quality of our own
DARING FRAUD.
The Balm of Columbia has been initiated by notorious.
conteeter Let never purchased or unless have the
name OIL. s. COMSTOCK, or the siguiturc of COM
STOCK Co on splendid wrapper. This is the only
external test that will secure the public from deception
Address COMSTOCK 4 co.
Wholesale Druggist, New York,
No. 2 Fletcher-strect.