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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
WASHINGTON.

The following is the conclusion of long artl
Gle in the October number Of the London Quar-
lerly Review being review of Sparks Lite OF
Washington. Y. Mercury.
His administration has never been equaIled by
succeeding Presidents, Credit was restored, the
national debt secured and means for its ultimate
payment provided commerce prodlgiously IN
creased tonnage in American ports doubled ;
imports and exports bo.h augmented larger
revenue produced than had been calculated on
the Indian War terminated foreign treaties, all
honorable and advantageous to Amt rIcan inter-
ests, ratified Even the election of his successor
Adams, federalis like himself proved the ma
gic OF the name and measures Of Washington. -
lie retired to his beloved Mount Vernon, but he
was not even then To bid adou, even at sixty-6ve,
the arduous duties that unquesllonable ability
entails on its possessol. He was lated to die
Llke warrior taking his rest
With his martial cloak around him.
An open rupture with France appeared at hand,
France herself being in :.;a;r OF revolution, and
disposed to violate wantonly every moral, social,
religious and political principle. The instant wal
appeared necessary, all eyes were turned on
Washington. Hamilton Immediately wrote to
him to apprize him Of the sacrifice that he would
again b compelled to make, and n letter from
President Adams minated TO him their neu-
lions ave must have your name It you will
permit us 10 use il. There will be more eficen-
cy in It than in many an army" Before receiving
any reply. the President had nominated him com
OF the armies OF the United States
1t was unanimously confirmed on the Sd July
l79S. From this time TO the close of bis exis.
fence, Washington busted hmselfin military mat
Iers, and in supplying from his veteran experience
Information 10 bis raw recruits France however
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

6cu'res Of Conveyance. Ia the remaining eleven
volumes Mr. Sparks has adopted an al raugs msut
ofibe uasl.arl1s materials lutn five parts ibe
fret embracing oHi,al letters relating % tie
Frsrch War aud ruS.'e cuur.n1rd nee before
me American Revolution, irpH 1884 &C. 1888 Two
volumes: second, c0uesp ndsuce auj Wi~cel'a-
Deuu- paper, relating NJ he American Revolution
from Juas l775, 10 1883, SIX volumes. thrd, pr-
waite letters from tbs time Washington resigned
bi. commission as cnmmandeT-ln-Chlei U The ar
NV n his first pre,'dsucy,irom 1888 90 l7s9,one
vol fourth letters official aud private iJom the
beginning ofhs presidency TO the end Of his HE,
from 1889 to 1894. two volumes fifth, speeches
and msssaIesto Congress p'oclamaiions and ad.
dressesI vol; laborlous ndices follow. II Wash
ington has not found Homer, to give to actual
exploits ideal glory. he has al least Ohsusd
faithful and sGieouonate bIograPhcr, who has CIV
en- him 10 the world as he was, and few are the
spirits that could have So we'll wrnslood ITS soru-
,iny,o have less needed fiction to embelhsh them.
Whether we look on the private correspondence
or the public documents OF Washington, be up.
pears preserving the question OF his allegiance to
the BRUSH Crown to merit equally The position
he attained To his blogiapher /, mus have been
deeply gratifying to trace IN his writings 100 lin
which, dying, he might wish to blot y il his &C
tons no moral incompetence, to be eHlsnua,ed Cr
defended BY the force Of circumstances but
singular lauessness, swondrous freedom frsm
all the vices that have stiuted, degraded, and dim
met the lusire OF many beimeted chief, many
crowned king and many mltred sovereign.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
1906

We have returns, Unofficial, from twenty three
counties in Virginia, which show an aggregate
democratic gain Of .204 votes, Details in our
next.
The Globe Of tie and instant gives reported
returns from Al counties in Pennsylvania which
give the following aggregate majorlties, for Van
Buren, 22,7l5 for Harrison 2l,499-demoo-
cratic majority thus far, 1,2l4. Fifteen counues
10 be heard from which in the aggregate gave the
following majorties at the state election on 18th
of October last. For v Buren, 3542, for Har.
rison 2722. Result considered doubtful. The
next mail will decide The matter.
Further returns from Tennessee increase the
wing majority The State has voted for Harriron
and probably by larger majority than she gave
White In 1896
- We are backward in gazing out our paper
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
THE WARNING VOICE OF ANDREW
JACKSON.

Tie subjoned rspiy Of Gen. jackson TO an
address Of his lelIow'cilzens pftse town Of Jack.
son Ten. we intended TO publish some weeks ago
but the paper containing il was mislaid, aud we
were not able TO procure copy Of It Ill this
week. The Nashville Union speaking Of lie
occasion which called forth the speech of the old
chief says " the gallant soldier, profound states.
man, and valuable citizen, Andrew Jackson hay
ing tol some years promised his family relations,
who reside al and near jackson. Tennessee, that
be would visit them when his health was restored
has nov fulfilled his promise. TO the great salts,
FACTION aud delight Oithe people Of .ila section OF
he State. The people Of the District prepared
FIR his reception, and on The sih inst, MORE
THAN TEN THOUSAND PERSONS as.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
FactOragc and Commission
Business.

TIE subscriber has taken an Office on The tna
Of Dauphin sndC omnerce streets, for 'He pp'p@
of selling cotton, and tenders his services +" W
friends and the public, who may rely on men D'a
ests being strictly and punclua0y attended 70 y y
discharge Of any business they may ehIIuS VI"
HENRY G. HOLMES
kR5- The Columbus Miss. Democrat iier'd' ~ ~
ron, Ala, Flag OF the Union, GresnsboFo'en "a III
con, Selma Free Press, Voice Of SumpleF' aal -,
lersonan, Linden, will publish the above un. y. y
first of January, and forward their aefo1n' y '
subscriber II:
Nov. ID. lS40. INV
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
administrators NOtIeOi

This day letters of administration On ~ "rJspgs
Eleazer Goare deed were granted % 1he ..a ssrs
ed. All peAsons having claims agains' IN, ,sisf
are hereby notice. to present inc SANG at a. q "
ticated within the time prescribed y indssgs
same will be forever barred, All e'Son nc
to the said deceased, are requested 70 H''
date payment o.pr ,if
JOHN ABBOTT =
October 5. 1910. l5--o"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

70 Few OF the aboe returns are official. We
shall probably get The full result next week, and will
complete our liable. Harisons majority in the State
can scarcely be less than 2OO0 Mr. Need, for
Treasurer runs ahead of the ticket in many Of the
counties, but DIR. Curtis his opponent, is no doubt
elected. The result, we believe, is as surprising 10
the Wings as il is 10 the Democrats.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
TENNESSEE.

The following are the only returns we have from
this State. We take them from the Nashville Wing.
They show considerable whig gain over the cleo
ton of last year, and indicate pretty certainly that
the State has zone lnr Harrisnn:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
The State of Mississippi
Obtibbcha County

<MTO the sheriff of said county gTee9s
CIV Whereas it appears TO my sallacVOn \.
MA certain negro slave OF dark cegP, :,
In ion FIVE feet six or eight lncnes wv +
nm pretended in said county tbs u|' y
J ohm Benor, and II. ". ha'ise y u i
county, and says his name IS Calo anu ~ '"so.
belongs TO Thomas Crenshaw 81 ohoc'as ..i.,
" in this Sate--is a runaway, these arc wv. 4.
to command and require you that you ''I n !
said negro Cato, in your Custody IN 'OS ~ ,or
your county and that you safely Keep u :, aa
said Jail until he shall thence be DELIVERED H,
course of law. Given under my ana '''
the OH day of November A. D. lS4 vrrn
NATHANIEL WEI
JusGce OF Tho Peace in and for 'ala ''''
Of Okh6b.ha.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
q. g. OlnMed,

GArE or rRAEKLIE, rEhs& ends sne 4
UILL practice Law in erpc.is .
w adjoining counties. "
Post Ofice 81. l9-'
Columbus, Miss. Oct 81,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14

yellow complexion, gray eyes, ha0 Oh w h.1s,
clothes, calls his name DICK. and SAYS he u 'r,y
to gentleman by the name Of McAaee :. ...lte.s
haichie Cou nty, and 'tneH taken bp was d,scr!d
sorrel horse The owner Of the ABOVE sb,rgs
property is requested to come torwafd, q, MA 4:
and take him out Of Jail, or he WI &c ga
cording 10 law. NaTOS
SherBS J'@
O1ober 1 IS4n Ie-9N,~
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-11-14
Runaway in Jail.

COMMITTED to the J'. s \. n,
shoba county, in tns town q fa ,.ss
phia. on the 18th day Of SePIelDI's !.
$50, a NEGRO MAN .' 81 ~,
be about twenty-five year. Oa ma N
FIVE feet eight inches high ne''' n
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17

the finest quality far periodical use. And the NPo-
graphical execution has long been subject OF con-
gIatu alton with those best acquainted with 'nese
matters.
GTanmissioa by Mad One advantage the SUD-
scribers Of THIS work will hive, is It's early receP
ton II will be received at the remotest cIies Oh
the Onion by the first day OF the month OF pnol'catoh
Business Departments The price OF the pun ''ca-
ton is Three Dollars per annum- the money 10 oe
positively received before number Is sent N"
letters will be taken from the Post Office unless me
postage on them is paid Unless positive orders are
given at the time Of subscribing the work is con'ln-
ued after the first year, and If not pad during 'he
year, the price will be increased to -FOUR poila's,
We still continue to furnish Walter Scott Nov
els complete and the Lady's Book one year Tor l en-
Dollars.
For the convenience Of persons wishing to sub
scribe for any of the following publications., IRA
hams Magazine Saturday Courier, Saturday Chfon-
icle. Alexanders Weekly Messenger or Saturday
Evening ros,, they will be furnished with the La
py's BooK and any one o. these publications Tor
one wear upon the receipt of Five Dollars, postage
po,d .dddress l.. A. Cooley.
I'll Chestnut ST. PHILApELPHIA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17
BONESE'r CANDY.

WWyM. BROWNS COMPOUND BONESET
Wv CANDY. for the auro al Coughs. Colds,
Difficulty Of Breathing. Sore Throat. and all pull
monar, complaints. Il is also in extensive nse for
clearing the voice of Nocnlisls aud Pebble Speakers.
Its efficacy is fully established for removing Tie
bove complaints As there are limitations in the
market at are II quehtiy 4old f'r the Genuine, III
order to avoi them The proprietor Of Tins valuable
Cough remedy j. to the greatest expense Of having
il stamped = Wa. Brown, Boston" also the DI-
rcrons are signed For genuine observe tho
stamp. and receive oihor-Fricr 10 cts FIR OF.
The great Increase Of sales this season is sufficient
to satisfy the whole community Of lis superiority.
rs an evidence read certificates;
thereby certify that in the month Of October. 1899,
manufactured roma mediratcd detection furnish
ell by VIM Brown. Druggist, 4sl " asiinpton st,
Boston 5 4 lbs of his Compound Bonesot Candy
Same month this wear, 1870 | manufactured for
him 223:' II lbs, shon ing increase to satisfy all
that the article is truly ell the go. Six years since
in the same month made but 80 lbs. 1t il now
ten wears to my knowledge that this candy has
been made by Mr.. Brown
J.5.HES RICHARDSON, Confar'onrr.
'7o Washington 81. Boston.
For the genuine call for Browns Eon"sct Candy,
which Is for sale IN Bath, Wholesale and rntaiI by
EDWARD WOOD, Central Wbsrf.
20v.34
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17
FOR SALE

FSTHE Valuable real estate il The possession Of
Isaiah Crookrr Esq at the time IF his de.
cease, consisting of p'r Of The valuable wharf
called Crookers Wharf and the store thereon with
the dock appultennni thereto: .3iso lot on the
West side OF Water Strert--sGvcral lots between
Washington Street ard Middle Street. A lsp two
good lois directly in front of the South .H"c;iug
House and II valuable Wood lot TO he sold in nis
TO SUIT purchasers, Tor terms apply 10 the subscriber
Also. first-rae Horse and Clphisr, aud val
liable Cow EBENEZER CLAP.
Bath April 81 1910. If ;
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17
's'rse H.ioFa ca the aaay.
For sale By D. Y. KENDALL, IN Bath
NO CURE NO PAY!
THE GENUINE OLD DUTCH
e.. Iy.un.I..LIn- DIE
or GeTindn TfglaOt IfH5.
HghM recommended by Docf. Valentino

or German Ff9tIaOe rus.
Hohh recommended by Doct. Valentine
.Woh NJ. D. of ". Y, and others.
These are the orders! ANY one that does not find
relief from these pills The price is refunded back
these the posture orders OF the Proprietor 10
Agents Al d others
Ia offering these pills to the public, appeal TO
their Intelligence. Ifihese pills are not what they
are recommended, you are in duty bound cut OF re-
spect to yourself and community 10 reject them,
and publih them TO the world as an imposition:
humbng aud quaCkeiy. The public may be assured
tlav are purely vegetable, they are composed OF
nine ingredionts part Of the medicine is only found
in ASIA and in the valleys of Germany. For
convinced these extracts are msde INTO pills and
will be found or lc!!et for all billions
complaints. yellow and bilious ievers, fever and
ague, aund,ce scarlet rash, bilious choc dispep'
STA. &c.
/, is not intended that this medicine is cure for
all diseases to which the human system is liable.
Ten thousand useless effort. have been made To
draw from the regions OF unknown fancy, some
long spun theory Of magic art, which wouii cure
each and every dsease Good medicine is not
found the fire or whlrwnd Health and happ.
ness hang upon chance vnds-tme is the herald
Of truth. The past Mt least is SECURE; they have
already raised u monument Of their greatness which
will defy the corrodug tooth OF time.
LIST OF AGENTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
Nahum Perkins in T"psham James Sampson,
Charles CUNT, J Carr " Son Bowdolnham;
Enoch NJ Avery, Geo II Thomas, J l. Sturlevant
II Co. Richmond; Nathan Reynolds ~ Son, Lew
ston; Joshua Ge,rsn. Jacob Bibber, Thomas
Pierce u Co.. Lisbon; J IL A Rogers, Bowdon;
J Perry, Nathaniel Reed, Phipsburg; James
Berry, Georgetown; } W Chadburn, james Mcr-
rill Jr, Ed ,ecomh; David Newhcgn, Robert Spin
ncy, Boothbay; A Il w Bianey, Joseph Conway,
Bristol; Samuel Woodbury., w II FISHER, Horato
tiion, Bremen; Isaac Watt, G w Il F w
Nichols, VIM H Barnard. Waldoboro; Stephen
Myrck, Jr., Webster Edmund Dana, Wiscasset,
VIM Carney. Alma; Henry II Jennings, Thomas
Genhner Nobleboro; II G Plummer, DamarIsco;-
Ia; Geo Weeks, Jefierson; Z Collins, Union; S Is
Wetnerbee Warren; T l. vensaer. Thonn>Ion
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17
State of Maine.

In the year o. our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty.
AN ACT suspendng the operation of an act enti-
tied "Act prohibiting the emission and circulation
of bank bills Of n small denomination and of GER
tain Others and of the fourth section of an act
entitled IAN Act further regulating banks and
banking
SECTION L. BE it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives in Legislature assembled,
7 hat the operation of an act entitled ian Act pro-
hbtng the emission and circulation of bank bills
of a small denomination, and certain Others" APP
proved March nineteenth, eighteen hundred and
thirty six, and the fourth section of act entitled
ian ct further regulating banks and banking, ap-
proved March 29h eighteen hundred and thirty-sx,
be suspended until the States of Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire shall prohibit the banks of those
States from issuing bills of the denominations pro-
hbted in the above described acts.
SECT. 2. Be it further enacted, That whenever
Massachusetts and New Hampshire shall prohibit
the issuing of bills cf those denominations, the
Governor shall issue his proclamation promulgang
the fact, and thereupon the laid laws shall be re-
vved and continue in full force.
SECT. 3. BE it further enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from and after its approval by tho
Governor.
Approved by the Governor, Oct. %, 1870.
SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
Augusta. Oct. % 1910.
hereby certify that the above is a true copy OF
the original in this office.
PHILIP c. JOHNSON, seo'y of State
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17

AA7ORMS! NORMSM WORMSM!--ro re-
w move these troublesome ami dangerous
inhabitants of the StonIach and Bowels, which ~
often impair the health aud DESTROY the lives oi
Children, use JAYNE'S TONIC VEMiFUGE,
certain and s?te preparation Tor the removal fihe
varinus kinds of Worms, ID Spepsia, Sour Stomach,
Want of appetite, Ietantiio Fever and .qsne, aud
Debility of the Stomach and Bowels and 0,gans
If Digestion. To he bad at No. 20 South Third
Street, ftnadelpha.
Price 50 cents. MA.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17
sYNsOPsis OF THE
ESrassssresbiasl Method
of Curing Disease,


IN The same Effect. e., producing
impure Blood and FI@ids),
Nth one, and
ONLY ONE MEDICINE;
The capabiIty of which has been fully prov
ed, beyond the power of mallgnlty,
envy, or malice to galnsay,
KISIRSTLY.-P.ALNc cannot exist but from COh'
a RUPT HUMORS being seated IN the iaeni'-
cal part where the pain Is expenenced' lhese
corrupt humors, when IN sufficient qnahty 10
ovcrpower the principle of life, are the positire
cuuSe Of deaM
1t is solemn truth that corruption terminates
the existence OF all created beings; the Importance
OF its speedy removal from the body. when by any
cause ii has accumulated is therefore sell evident ;
us not only health, hut EXISTENCE beng aoso-
luteiy endangered bv its presence.
Let US then acknowledge that the only sure
means of preventing and curing disease, is the
speedy removal of corrup hnmors from me n"dy'
Disease being only Another name for corr"Piton,
and corruption, or corrupt humors beng idcnthed
in all cases tmpvrity Of bood
Sccondiy.-PURG11IVE MEDICINE, when
rcsorted to in season, thai is, while there is sum
cicnt vitality remaining in the SYSTEM Will remove
corrlnton thus the blood is purified; thus chrome
nfrmltics and premature death are prevented
thus. those whose lives are OF the utmost inpor-
lance to their country and families, are often saved
ea e, after ages will do Justice to- Dr. Benjamin
Brandrelh will not then be stvied an ignorant
pretcnder." III that will neither please nor offend
HIM in the rectudc of his own acts. IN the quiet
of his own conscience, is his reward.
The great. The immortal Bacon saws, at is I'M
possible to calculate how many DAYS might be adj
ded to the life of man by the occasional use OF
pureing medicines tint ncr effect upon the human
frame is the thar pruning trees has upon them
The excresences are removed, and a new stimulus
is created. That when constant exercise cannot
be used from any cause, the occasional use OF open
ing medicine is absolutely required. Thus, the
conduits OF the blood the fountain Of life are kept
free from impurities which would prevent its stead,
current MINIS ring health. Thus, morbid humors
are prevented from becoming mixed with it. II Is
nature hich is thus assisted through the means and
outlets W hieh she has provided for hersell.'
With such authority this before us, we may
indeed use the expression,
sDP Cleanse and purify The Bodye6s
The application OF the principle of purgatIon
being allowed TO be one OF the greatest utility, IN
the cure and prevention of disease, 1t is OF the
greates, consequence to assertion what medicine Is
capable of producing the desired effect. in the east
EST and III The same time in the most cttectual
manner: and
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17

40 APOLOGY FOR WIGS-ATTENTiON
" BALD IlEAD S.-Of all the remedies ever
devised for the restoration and preservation of tho
HAIR, nothing has been found equal 10 ALI
BERTS OLEAGINOUS Hy4IR TONIC. 1t
seldom fails restore the hair TO health aud beauty
Many who were bald few months ago, can now
exhibit uxnrant head of hair by the use Of it,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17
Copy of n letter from DR.. S. S. Fitch.

PHILApELPHIA, MAY. 10, 1888.
Dr. Javne-Dcar SRI feel that can hardly say
enough to Won in favor Of boris Oleaginous Hair
Tonic. prepared by you. My hair had been falling
off about Two years, and had become very thin.
threatening speedy badness, when commenced
usnu this remedy. In about one week il ceased to
fall Off.
have used it now about three months, and have
as full and thick a head Of hair as ! can possibly
desire. | have recommended its use TO a number OF
nv friends, who all speak well of it If faithfully
cmplnyed, have no doubt OF MS general success;
! may add that before using The ono, l had ,r'ed
aImos, MI the various articles employed for the hair,
such as the Macassar Oil, all the different prepara-
tons Of Bears Oil, Vegetable Hair Oil. &c &c.
without experiencing much, if any benefit
Respectfully yours,
s. S. FITCH.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17
CONSUMP YRON.

ERR. ALIENS BALSAM OF HOA RliOUND,
IL " LiVERWORT, and PLEURiSY ROO,
for Consumption and Liver complaint, colds coughs
splitting of blood, catarrh, Asthma, difficulty Of
breathing, pain IN the slde palpiaton Of the heart
oppression and soreness of the chest, pIeurlsy
hectic fever night sweats. difficult and proiuse
pectoration, and all affections Of the chest, lungs and
liver
The Hoarhound Liverwort, and Pleurisy Root
have for centuries been celebrated in the cure of
disc asses &C the Lungs and Liver.
DR. b ID Allen, after series OF experiments, has
been able to extract from these medical herbs, a
balsam which exe"ts n most wonderful effect in
curing the G. assumption and Liver Complaint, and
a. other diseases of the Lungs and Chest. So
great has become the reputation of DR. Allen Bal
sam that l. is now used IN the New York, Phi'ade-
pha and Baltimore Hospitals, and in the private
practice of our most eminent medical men.
For children laborng under inflammation Of the
Lungs Colds, Coughs, Group, Clumsy, and Sore
Throat this Balsam is of great Importance. The
number of deaths among CHI dren fronthese diseas
es is truly alarming. If parents wish 10 save the
lives Of their children, aud themselves much trouble,
anxiety, and expense, let them procure Dir Is ID
Aliens Basam ; and whenever ii child has taken
CO d. has any fever, cough, or hoarseuess, give a
,easpoonful of this medicine, and repeat it lfnecessa-
nv even one teaspoonful will often effect entire
cure During the winter OF 1889, rising of one
thousand families employed this remedy IN the city
of New York. The consequence was, that the
number of deaths among children was reduced to
less than one half the usual number, as may be
seen by the city Inspectors report OF deaths.
In order to give the reader some idea OF the eff
cacv of this Balsam, and how extensively ii is used,
we here introduce the monthly report of the cures 1t
performed in the month OF Nay, iS39, as furnished
us by the agent, and published in the New York
Sun
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-12-17

u u THE HAiR!l The Fiair,,. The greatest
ornament 10 the human body d splendid head of
H"r II has recent, been discovered that tho
genuine Buffalo OH is a soyiojgn remedy for bald
nrss. prevents the hair from coming of, promotes
the growth, CONTINUES The iuxurance, an improves
the beauty. 1t is far superior 10 any other animal
or vegetable Oil, aud case nf f yer, where tho
hair becomes dry and begins to fall off there is
arphcaiion more efrctnal in restoring it's beauty
and rendering it IN healthy state. It IS PIT up Mt
a low prize, "a rts.) that all classes can ha,o
access /" II. None genuine unless put up il dat
bntlrs wish ''Ilair OIL impressed in The glass
A,so, 10 prevent imnosifion il viii be signed by tho
proprietor, WI. BROWN, 45i Washington, cor
ner of Elliot street, l,oston
Also copy right for the Direction has bees
talnn out,
For Sale in Bath, ty F. WOOD,
3m35 Central Wharf