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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

Yellow Onion
savoy Spinach
2 Scotch Rah
savoy Spinach-fnest
b Late Broccoli
Do Caulfiower
White sugar Beet, Mango
e WIrtzcl-for feeding stock
EXTRA Early Peas-superb
= early
Green Dwarf Imperial Peas
l. fine medium
Bishops DO do-l2 inches
high test dwarf
GrOOms New do-superb
Fall MGchless do-fnes;
y late, 6 feet
Large Yellow Pumpkins
for field
White kiineX Beans-good
, dWarf Snap
, Dwarf Marrow do-best DO
20 and early
Do Mediterranean do-fnes
late
Horticultural do-fnest pale
. Early Yellow 6 weeks Beans
Rachel 10 10 do-fnesi ear
J; " sort
Broad Windsor Beans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
NE{y srEINg GOODS,


By the Iynchburg.
TIVE subscriber errrrvr ~ and srrrir- af,r-e ..
otrrw ard dcsiraH c Gnods hs Iinc IIe invite. ttr
t'n' 100 oi is friends 1ud customers gcncrafv assirae
lrm ln tio hs rurc htsts ths spring. will flle sustain
hs previous reputation. ofkecpne Sooi ant cheap Cow b.
SOS Tffnas u PRICE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

TOILET pc.rs. en- sass Plain AMI cciorei some very
Il heiuUfH
superior.
French 1n rnsHsh Essences. or tlic h,rIkcrctsGvt
1u aes0umrff 90 hair co h forh AMI nail Rrnshe Fer.
f'tncry ami very dcsiurc frr-v 1ri-i-s-f,r s,fetv
ani ALEXANDER DUNAL 4 CO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07
BENUTIFUL DRESS HOOTs

FINE FRENCH CALFSKIN.
NNFEhavr irsi received rcr srhr Irl,r further s,,-
W ply Of Miles some hrauffil Roots AMI shan con
nhc n seen regular supply of frcrr. We Gentle
r'cn IN want Of dnc AMI beau,l Bcots ~ ave usaeau
= WATKINS 4 co,
an A. Samuel rirneN' Old Sand
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07


CHEAP. FOR CASH
~ bc1uffI' iof OF
tnNi sfrGef Paris HE
Nllcs IuI Blue Rack Hr
= 20 80 Gro 10 Alters To
~ ~ do Gro 30 Atwuirc 40
Rich tfcnc g. lawn. anil Nu.l.ns. entirely orv
~ AMI striped 1tckrnct Csrnhrirs
Irw pieces now sfv'c Nruse'ain ne Isine
Mric sni Fancy coNt 30 40
M1n-I 0r GIn.hfrrs. of superior qualify
RHr N'. silk -Irwfs
~ E bf N1hafr ~,
Coos S.ni Emh'd NousHne 30
WHO ~ HNi Swiss rnr STARTS. rri.ifeiy new
frrf1 ri1rs fri M.urnIr-I syrs
Fancy SIR N.fs " ,vcrv vsr,cfv
Na-s ,hair dc. half f-rr-s
French XII Gloves. of af' rriars
Back ans Cord SIR PRINCES
I4n-v rn'f Cords AMI Tass.na
Sun shades snd Parasois
Ioccfhcr with every desc r1n Of ,ai s .sfcff1 fhe
c'v taic which We arc determined to .c0tt pr'ccs 'o
sni me times Intending 70 keen -ousfarf'v on hand
A.'. a,e'riwcnt OF G'ri- particularly aianfcj fo fhs
market" We lave mafr artarrrmrr.r fo tho Norh r TO-
cove weekly fhc avirs. and those esr.nf
90 purchase can 1iwayftc surpHcl af
ape Nrtf lc.rf TO- A nrvsiE g.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-07

AIDES. 81 ERIoR FuR ROUND A>DP PLAIN GUM
tLA3IlC OVER sIpES-A beautiful assortment Of
me ah"Tc over shoes. fo ladies'. store au for ale low
Ladies will please call AMI sur themselves. At
u. BURLINGTON & cos
he x Mansion House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.
Baltimore.
Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald.1
BALTIMORE, Sept. 8. 1872.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3, 1872
Mr. EDITOR
Circumstances have recently been working into
each other which threaten agreeably TO accounisto
bring to light murder, said to have been commit
miles from Baltimore. A negro now confined in
jail confesses that he was present at the time
ofihe murder. He states that the man was shot, q
stone afterwards tied around his neck and thrown
into mill pond. The person murdered is said to
have been a stranger. mystery hangs over the
affair which will doubtless be dispersed by future de-
velopemenis.
An amusing story is told of two fellows, in refer
to the plan they recently resorted to Tor me
purpose Of "raislng the wind, Aware ,hat a COZ.
the York road was about breaking up, they station
ed themselves at the Bevdere bridge, al the outside
of town and as the renovated snowballs with their
lovers were about TO pass, informed them that du'
ring their absence a decree had been ordered by
the City Council laying special toll for this spec-
&c occasion Charging what seemed most reason
able the fellows made out 10 raise in the neighbor
hood of ten or twelve dollars, when they departed
lest an Injunction might be laid on their capital.
The inspections of flour during the past week have
been 16 S72 bbls and $50 half bbs besides IL bbls
from fredericksburg Sbbls. of rye flour and IL hhds
and l23 bills corn meal Holders of Howard street
-four are firm at $4 IS though sales have been made
at 81 62l; quote City Mills and Susquehanna both
at "a IS, good to prime Maryland white wheat
ranges from 81 to 81 ii, and good to prime reds
50 a 80 cts oats y q cts cloverseed SIS So So
Timothy do, So so So; rye SO cts; beef CATTLE So
lbs whiskey in hhds, 20, and in bbls., % cts Ex-
change on London, I per cent. premium. The
prospects Of business still increasing-fine wealth
err. Yours, RoDERIcK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04

Gowns Aus sAn AbbO, Lord, NOrleans; l.,h. Redwng
Evans NYOrk' alh AmO, Tnnidad iih, Tiger, and Plato
M:;. Af so wMsS.m,s Chs. NYC s Pow
shNS., do is.h ElmsIsld cnSori 90 SID 3D. x%S..ss
o on N1s.o ao h sarah Marks Lennon do eh Dsuea
Fa.ss A !S .s N9ss on
vans ss Carroll Msnn4. b A S,nsin so' ,s s
So viaS s ss Aug Verona
OoJTENsuRc, Aug i-Arr Mercurus Boston; li,h Amer-
kAsso. Aug San Gsha, Boston
cqrrsHAsEs Aug S-An Helene Charleston July 30 Dan
Bosom Az S5s. NS B:alo nh THssa
Be Ss lSHf fa@Ss:
ai a Rss%SS g'
BsrMss July 2sAr Casiar, Balumore; Aug it, AIyvn,
SstYf; pipi @i'!t fssa''''' M.hd' ssss
DO Dana New ossn s'h S ssa SSSs
A 5qS Sss.I N Ssa York. Com
ps E..sa Vi Iu h @ H,n' s BornhO
HIVE Xc 4ahou Hy Se% 9cSt Burgundy
Columbian, Uncas Apsse6eos b M,y NnssnS
YOrsans; Psctolas do; 2'h Jupiter Charleston; 6 Ken
BonDr.u5, Aug IAN Science, Elliot, NYork; 18th, Tip
GiRosDr, Ans. lI-An. Avsron, Jordan. NYork.
Mar'sILLrs NASg s-AH Elisha Dennson, Magma, NYOrk
j July Gar s Gafd1 T.,S,, NYora
tuety, NOdeans. AHo'e"' ia'oO'' NforR' Aug d heh
GIsRALr.R; July PAR TemistOs!e, Bollo. NYOrk.
GExoA, July 2s-Ar ST Cloud New Orleans; Amieta, do
fE s. GS rc.s sn nB o NY As senn Oh
July July EAT s Sossa oath ,sono
Havsn New Ye5k; Aug s. Prudent Finney, dO 9Th, Martha
Y.nNourH. Ms; Aug 22.Arr Buffalo, NYork.
LlyEssroot' Ms. Aug ll-AH Gazelle, New York; is,h
HALIFAX Aug sl-In port, Wanknco, for Baltimore. next
6urRrc Aug 2e-Art Ellen Sunderland. ,ob To,.,h,r
New RIOS. fsis. NYoti SsSIss %fi:SId, Weymouth; Xa
MoYrnK.I Aug s-An Caledonia Glasgow Wilson, Liv
sT JAco, Aug lsIn port, Chief from Boston, dss; Alpine
a3S Inid.d lt,h Mary Helen from salem, diss Sid chas
AouApLLA PR Aug 2o-In port, Mars HILL Gray for New
Pr Ass S Bassa S: Boston
United States Ports.
AND sSp dow, A G9. NY9 Aug q, Ae.nn
dsy Hero NY9rk The new brig Georgana cleared for New
NEwBuRyroRT. Sept i-An United States, Philadelphia;
NAPOLEON, Alexandria via Marthas Vineyard SD Elizabeth
B0sTos; Sept 2nA Caledonia g tiysyGol; Lsda Ron.
@ Ga 81 Ps saG St
Ar a sn Ts.: p
n on Sns Of 9s % Capt Gee As of
:samen died on The p.,ss AT
..GS sfsS
Susan Taysr Surplus, Oeron, and Peru Philadelphia: Ba.
Arr 3lst, Mouano, Albany.
New BEDFORD. Sept l-Au Mandarin Albany for Boston;
Corneia NYork; Amity, do.
Providence Arr Union Baltimore; Zerviah, Phila-
aepha; Calhoun, Rcndou, BeI Fansiin do; Yankee New
York. Sid Tecumseh and Juliet do.
HARrFoRD Sept 2-Au Texor, NYork; Anthracite, Pha-
delphia.
Po,tsmoGth Nh; Acorn Bosto Amiiy do Vulcan Albany.
Below, Cora, from Maracaibo; VIM NJ Rogers and Selim-
Gid Providence Caroline Kngsoo, Jam; Mary Ann
Caroline, Warren; European, Boson Republic do.
BALTIMORE Seot 2-Arr Metamors, Rotterdam: Orleans,
Aguadilla Delaware PORT Prince Sarah Louisa Fall River
Phebe NYork; Zenoba do Cid sadana, Rio de Janero
and mix.
RICHMOND Sept 1-An Union, Boston. Sid Casca. York,
NYork; Leontne, Knapp do George Henry, Portland; Sun,
Stonington.
NoRFoLK, Sept Arr Mary Jane, NYork; Atlantic, do.
WnMNoToN, NC. Aug 26-An Emcne Port Spain; c L
Thorn, and Juli, NYork Convert Bath. Cid Sea Bird, Ju-
LA Alaric NYorl
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Passengers Arrived.

LIVERPOOL HALIFAx-Steamrr Caledonia at Boston,
As. Frazer. oDwysr, PgS. Halls WIN Solomon; Hon
.cy, Baroness de Lonquvi! Miss Grant Mrs stedma two
Misses Stedman John Parker and lady John Dempsey Fox
W Anaey; MsmI0d, NJ L1ri9s p chafh@, Akin,
WIN Thornley,, Mr. Pierce Mr. Cagnob, c w Thomas, B Boy
KEN Bracey, Irvine Dr. Roph MIR Shepherd, Meyer
5Sufss Mr. Williams Mi E%esc MI BCaId%sn Bstschi
Chadwick Mr. Fowlds, Mr. Leland MI ROolh. WIN Ross, Mr.
Sc. ble Garden Pentiss MIR Kennedy MIR Binder two
children and servant MIR Binder McIver. From Liverpool
ier Boston: Rev w Mott and E stedman Mr. Smith,
Roble and lady, Harriet Black MIR Williams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04

the stocks of those States which have heretofore proved
themselves true to their plghed faith. II the state Of
affairs in England should partake of the appearance
OF arevoution we may justly anticipate that as conf
dence increases in the stability of institutions, nu
merous emgrations will be made America of class OF
people extremely valuable to this country This will
have its effect in more ways than We may conf
IDENTIFY expect that this alone will the scrip OF
The United States currency and value and become the
readest of renting bringing out the property
Of those who intend ,ks America their future resi-
dence II is impossible not to anticipate that the
featuring interests Of the United States will receive
most valuable accession of intelligence and skilful aid
We deprecae the that lead this in
riches. but they of be controlled by
We must Their fore, look and wait events. Ameri
is in position to go ahead "prosperng and to
prosper every element appears be in her favor and
we expect much Of the ensuing year. We shall see.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
w .. NIONdnDoOINI ABtHl.
Principal Office of the College, 81 Nassau St, N. Y

03- WARM wEATHER-The increasing effect of
extreme warm weather upon the human frame, is COM
monty allowed to be facilitating to the health and mimi
cal to the charms of beauty In the latter respect the
hair Tin particularly often suffers considerably, If timely
prevention be not had to- OF all the specifics
ing the hair none may be said have given general sat
acon that has universally been evnced by the of
RowLANps MAcAssAR Oh. In warm weather. in partcu
lar, when the hair liable become weak dark
and MISUNDERSTANDING at the ends coming in comb
&c. the application of Rowlands Macassar falls in
short time to nuse grateful nourisnment to the roots
and reproduce health and beauty in the hair.
l2lSo2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Registers Office, Sept. LIST, 1912.

GENERAL NoTIcE Navy DEPARTMENT, septem-
Der End, lS42-All communications to the Depart
ment upon the subject of docks and navy yards, are
to be addressed to Commodore l.. Warrington,
chiefof the bureau.
Those upon the subject of ordnance and hydro
graphy are to be addressed to Commodore w. M.
Grain, chief OF the bureau.
Those upon the subject Of construction, of repairs,
equipment, &c. are to be addressed TO Captain Da-
vid Conner, chief OF the bureau
Those upon the subject of provisions and cloth
chief OF the bureau.
Those upon the subject of medicines and surgical
instruments, &c. are to be addressed to Doctor w.
p. G. Barton, chief Of the bureau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
Sales ut the stock Exchange.
Soc Ond Board.
State OF Trade,

The from Europe had apparent effect upon the
market. Next week, however, it may have
FLouR-Genesee is down TO 81 81. Brandywine TO
So, and Michigan and Ohio to S475a 81 81.
GRAIS.-No Southern corn in market. Rye sells at so
cents. Wheat is firm at so to 100
CRors.-The present corn crop in Virginia will
rage perhaps great any raised in the The
Lawrenceburg Ia. Beacon, Of the 26th ult says that
wheat still holds up at 90 cents and continues to pour
in at the rate ofo two thousand bushels per day
AsHEsSaes embrace for the week 500 barrels of Pots
at SIS cal SIS So Most holders demand the former or
Pearls about 100 brls sold at SIS sly Ashes
received from the opening of the canals to the Sd Sept
inclusive:-
August 81 ........ .brls 30 $50
September 3 ............... 6sl
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT COLLECTOR
or TIE CusroMs.-J. T.. Lathrop, at Buffalo, N. Y,
vice George w. Clinton, whose commission has
expired
LAND OrFIcERs.-Ssmuel Russell, Register Of
the Land Office at Newmansville, Fa. John Par
sons, Receiver Of Public Moneys at the same place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04

Gy- HILLS NEW YORK MUSEUM OPENS FOR
performance on Monday evening, with winchell, Mrs.
Mossop, Mr. Dunn and Mr.. George Loder the talented
musician The interior arrangements of the Museum
all that the most fasdious could require The ornaments
and decorations chaste and unpreendng yet elegant
The first hall has been converted into rereshment
loon, under the superintendent of Mr.. Renaud with
splendid bar furnished with ice cream confectionery
The Portraits have been redecorated in beautiful sty le
The immense painting of Commodore Perry's Victory
formerly exhibited at Suyvasant Institute has been ad
ded to the extensive collection belonging to the establish
ment crowded audience may be reasonably anticipa
ted. Go early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04

03-DROWSY PERSONS WHO ATTEND CHURCH
should take box Of Sherman's Camphor Lozenges with
them Those troubled with cough should take of
his Cough Lozenges just before service-- will aay all
tickling or irritation. Sherman's Lozenges have all at
tanned great celebrity and justly too. Never before has
any medicine been offered to the public possessing such
really meritorious virtues. DR.. Sherman abandoned
large practice to introduce these pleasant medicines His
warehouse is LOG Nassaustreet Rushon and Aspnnall
are agents also Sands, II East Broadway lSs Bowery,
and 227 Hudson.street.
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Yours obcdisntly,
CAUTION

CAUTION
On purchasing tbeware Of countee) that sxms Ia
bel Is affixed each bottle bearing the Of the ub-cr
be., thu, "MESSRS. DODGE, CUNNING u CO.. &c,
only agents, New York." without which genuine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04

Herald General Printing Office.
The General Printing Office, capable of doing all
Of printing, such as books pamphlets bills cards of all
descriptions is open the Herald Buildings entrance
from Nassau street-Joseph Elliott. Printer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
SECOND ADVENT.

DR. HAHvEY's QUIETUS-A pamphlet published 20
- show h- absudity Mr.. Miller doctrines espectins
Cbs Second Adj snt and for ss follows. viz,
at 27s Peal $50 Grand ST. &c bowcv, i69 Broadway. eh
avenue and BY the 'do 1853 9Th This work will be
found sovereign d for the Miller mania valent
in land silver
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

To Ship Masters.
We shall esteem favor, if captains of vessels arriving
here, will give Commodore W. A. Basset of
report Of the shipping left the pert whence they sailed
vessels spoken on their passage list of their cargo and
board them Immediately their arrival We will recprocate
the favor in way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
Movement of Ashes in Montreal is as follows:-

movement oil Ashes In Montreal Is as follows:-
To lsT SEPTEMBER, 1912. IS4l.
Pots. Pearls. Pots Pearls.
Shipped, 1900 1896 1923 a746
In Store, $40 300 657 69
CorToN-There is tendency to an advance in pricee
Sales for the week embrace 300 Upland and Florida
st cents; 800 Mobile at St oil 1000 New Orleans
Ct 49, and IS Texas at cents Arrivals during the
period 1908 bales.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 4, Is4s.

5 4 n
SUN rs HIGH WAFER. :. 4. n a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
faeraid Bulletin OF Ne,~.-

The Herald Bulletin of News kept at the northwe est
of Fulton and Nassau On the arrival o the
morning mails, at eight o'clock, A M-and also of the
evening mails at four O'clock NJ the latest
from all parts Of the world may be found on the Herald
Bulletin Board at this corner Let every wayfarer sop
and read Advertisements OF all kinds taken al the ONES
n7- BEWARE OFtOILs FOR THE HAIR--TheyJe
bae and relax the very vessels that should be
ened and stimulated. moments reflection will convince
any sensible person of this The oily causes
more badness than all other Ladies' rem ember
this and let your toilet be furnished with the Balm of
Coumbiaa spurious extract OF the tonic astrin-
grant perfume Near hundred Of late posi-
subjects, and nearly all the fashonables il per-
fume and purifier, even If they not losing the hair
Immense quantities are sold only q Z. Maiden lane.N
" Erpress
NO. Mr.. J. c. RINGOLD HAD A CHILD VERY SICK
for weeks and attended by phi yscian without
relief, when Kolmsocks Vermfuge was given, and next
day than forty worms were passed when the child
recovered rapidly.
How sickenng the thought that these things should be
and who can forgive themselves for not trying this
WORM DETERMINATION, when they know that even
if the this remedy could not by any
possibility do hurt--but always good as purgaveet
the dsea be what may. How important then to 1t,
and who will dare take the responsibility to do without III
Let every parent that not BRUTE ask themselves this
question In truth and soberness.
To be had only ct II Maiden Lane for twenty cents
per bottle
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To CORRESPONDENTS Abroad.

Our
send by every vessel all the nell they
obtain Nautical information Of any kind from any
siding home abroad. will be thankfully received
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PhllndeIpbIa Cattle NTorLet

Beef Catle.-Sales at $4a S5l. Cows and Calves
1872 at Market sales from Ss to S22 extra sold at S27
S33. Calves in the drove yards 81 IS So l2t; live
weight on the Delaware, 81 IS So IS. Hogs 43o at
market sales at 81 SO S. Sheep-l 47O market sales
at 81 81 81 s7t, extra 50 37t
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PHENIX
JOHNSON 0RkEN,
Phenr Factory, % West 18th street 3h and 9Th Avenus
au3l toc7sr Once. i52 Will lam street

au3i toc7sr OHice. i52 vii lam street.
A. PASTORS HAIR OIL,
OR, COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS
~ For dstr yng dsndf pr venting the hair from
ing cut or turning AIRED by Antonio Pastor Hair Cater 6j
Sreenyich street New ORR This invaluable oil has been
sixteen in New Yor where have been pacticg the
Hair Cutting business, and the public rely on IL thai A.
Pastors Compound Oil the Whole aud best Oil for the
Hamskss grow thick and long, u falling on OF
noursher hair will restore its p.tgrl
color Also vents hair from becoming shaded and " hair
HIS air ady shaded which geu digur mem 70 young "a
dies and il used for short Time viii IL 20 It's naurs
eyebrows and hskercd liberal discount made TO hos"e
purchasers Price 50 cents bottle, hiShiy rcrSaTS1R
anal ivs Greenwich -, " u.
a. NOTICE TO WAGON gyILpfE .Et,s-..,Ia SUP
HyA make liberal advances Cash, ON all view Lignt
WAGONS TO establishment for sale - .....:.-
Builders the country rely upon na"ns every "'en''"
paid to their orders. -, sc annie 10
For further particulars e c & ssI!% Nj 1Is
.ns p,o,riero- rs v 1.''.rssis As Broadway.
NTXssXU RTIREAT IS Nassau stieet, by Mrs. Muneut
N ,.rentIv been fitted genteel The
r,.I;r Ian The Bar supplied with choice quors-nssls
,,shs. &c furnished order all hour Also furpb-d
~; CENTRAL desirable location every WILDE
Er'.aeinyitcs call VI iw-c
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farfame and celebrated Pills, from Portugal. arc
perceive Z? be obtained in this country See
mont on the lssi colnmn --.----------S.>
NQAL.oo Tony Superior Qrel Coal nsw landing z ship
" Sheridan Liverpool for sale ~ lots g SUI
su2,r IS South street.
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DAGUERREOTYPE APPARA
TITS
FOR THE HAIR.
ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL

THE extraordinary efficacy and happy smagamation Of ia
purely vegetable hgedis have enabled trIumphanty
through every medical and physiological until
has become justly renowned throughout the world for IL
emsrkabe virtues in nouIhinx and beautfy
the human hair To enter here into inviting like full detail
reogston OF the poprieos, who have already fully
treated the subject in little pamphlet which ACCOMPANIES
each bottle Of their Macassar Oil and herein useful hints and
advice will be found the subjects Of bald hair and
the early culture OF chidrens hair &c. &c. At
will be merely sufficient 10 briefly notice Of s PRINCIPAL
virtues, mild stimulatve corrective and
10 the hair.
II is the only article that produces restores hair; slss
whskers mustachios and brows; hair from fall
Off turning the latest Of life; changes grey
hair its original coorfees from ssurf and makes bean
tfuly SOFT curly and glossy Ia dressing hair KEEPS firm
the curl uninured by damp weather. crowded assemblies
the dance or in the excisc Of riding To children " nva
TESTIMONIAL.
To Messrs. Rowland Son, 30 Haiton 0arden. Lordon.
- Mason ST. Old Kent Road. London.
and in rpid manner that the Of month my head
almost Invested ofhair tried
recovery without the slightest benefit, when day your
coar in "Coll MS Memoranda caught venured in
the purchase Of small bottle OF Rowlard Mc4ssa Oil
after using which found hair beginning apr~ar
and accordny purchased larger bottle which, when ish
ed t satisfied that had proved in my penon all You
steady lis had good hrad OF hair
any time in my lif, for which init offer my
thanks have delayed writing for six months frsn
the of off the Oil wishing the
Of restoration find continues and thick bscrs
began 10 fall Of with ec OF it, continuance.
am, gentlemen
Yours obe IDENTITY,
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2,7Il,669 IL
4,s75.44I 40
3,sos,53s 90

Ss,77l,999 90
T. l.. SMITH,
Register.
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CHIRTs made after the latest and most approved French
- patterns Coas anfaoons vesi and all under garments
AIDE 10 order al short notice and In the fashionable style
entlemens Furnishing Store, 81 and 90 Maiden Lane New
York. &C.,. -. 5000.
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