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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

Navy ORDERS Lieut.. Charles H Davis, to COM
mand The Vsnderb on the coast survey Lieut. J.
Mccormick, from The Missouri TO the Macedonian.
Assistant Surgeon j. Hopkinson, TO the receiving
ship at Norfolk. Mldshipma W. W. Polk, leave
three months. Boatswain E. Croker, leave one
mi
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HAMILTON.
Mr.. BENNETT

r I
rerInt me to correct an erre neeus statement
which appeared yesterday, respecting Or. j. M
greene, OF the navy The accusation of the Coro-
ner being founded in error, and justice TO himself
ano 10 Dr. u, ne Will no doubt acknowledge this,
when apprlsed OF the facts. Dr. G. did not even
give the certificate, had he any thing to do with
the removal of the body. Nothing rude or uneen-
temany was observed in Dr. G s department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

JUSTICE.
SANDWICH IsLANps-o On the night previous to the ces
slon OF the Sandwich Iaands while the city OF Honolulu
lay exposed to tue of the Br sh gate and the au
thorities Of the islands celebrating 10 do in the
extremity to which they driven the King requested
the attendance of the American and French residents
aud offered day break to hoist the and French
flags declare his domnion under the joint protection Of
those powers and risk the fire OF ord Paule Go
vernment, If the residents would him Of the sup
port OF Ic pec'ive countries, the American flag
alone the American citizens thought that govern
ment would come to his assistance The French Consul
and residents ere disposed to give him the
the part o. their government but the Americans hesta
ted and finally declared that they afraid pledge
the Tinted States il had been the policy OF oar
government to acquire colonial possessions. Captain
Long sho OF the Boston, pursued cautious policy and
declined to do thing for the defence of the town in
the event Of its attack BY Lord Paue And our colo
It's civilization is commercial importance its sci ools its
churches its religion, all from country proper
vessels TO the number Of two hundred year. Thu
her as to home ports and as its people always looked
islands having such claims upon and upon them,
appealing in vain Tor our assistance, passed under the
dominion OF Great Britain.
II any thing wanting, show that the demands
for pretended injuries which Lord Pauet
any thing than pretencss design hide but
ally exposing and increasing the niquy of his
rand-whch was to rifle the islands of their indie pend
ence-we might mention great many Circumstances
whch nave not yet appeared in print all going to show
that so arfrom having any injuries complain or Great
Britain herself had long aggressor in the islands
and apparently bent upon picking quarrel the prose-
euon of which she might do what she has now DONE
For example, the British Consul, Simpson tho, it will
be remembered, stated in the letter which we pub
ished last week TO have run away in debt and left
dvidua ofvery had character to act in his stead prev
Gus to his departure was in the habit using
soent language to the authorities OF the islands, and
otherwise conducting hi self in manner to show that
he felt sure OF the protection Of his government any
outrage he might commit Were drunken English sal
LOT taken up IN the night by the police English
siden sued his properly attached for debt an
Engshman in any respect violate the laws the islands
and redress sought the way the Consul half
drunk, would rush to the Governor, with complaint.
and staggering about the rights of her msjestys
threaten to send home for vessel of chas-
tise the islands, if Englishmen were not treated with
greater consideration In this way the English Consul
and residents have been the pest of the islands, and with
such agents the British Government has an
noy the natives and keep them in dread
power at the same time securing to its almost
tire immunity from the penalties and responsi bties
known to the laws of the local governm entN. o. Bull
iefin.
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THE UNDERSIGNED w. A SMETs. being about
leave for kuope or about the eih inst for the pur
pose OF ransactng buness for the fall spripg usdr
commission otherwise and ending 10 give has particular
ion Of Paris faDcs >roide,i~s
Freneb and Belgium ne will visit andHo
land respectfully requests the patronage Of those persons VINO
may vish oIdrr assuring them that such ode
will be promptly attended 10 and most psricuNly uf led;
fterine h,ose that from his known OPP uues Of being
competent % ia Il such demands who
him h comm sops will feel h-sa ion the subject
turns II anks hrs fnepds and the public for the
very liberal psronage bestowed upon hun for Of
wears connuance Of IL for his
cessor ScheItema who will receive bills due him. snd
sete any claims that may be outstanding against i'm
al 23a Broadway. w. A SMETS
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THE FOURTH OF JULY! 81
BOOT, AND SHOES ,FsV

Cheap Boot and Shoc MARKET. No 500 Greenwich
Lides aud gentlemen ad ed call he above and
provide hemse with reasonable roots slippers
gal &c made in the and most fashionable syle
and sold ss che p net little cheaper han elsewhere.
Heads OF families will money by calling here the
che depot ID, MT foge ihs number Clinton Cheap Boot
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The CArAL.-The table below exhibits the amount Of
articles shipped down the canal on the la I'd and Sd Of
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sPLErDID SUM WEIR HATS

VA
40 FISH, respectfully the ninn Of The public
to his style OF Short Mao Eu Has, of all shade, ADD
eoor' which fer elegance. ghness durability. heenty Of
the ely He has also, Of the style beautiful article of
light Beaver Hats, ar an extensive asortmrn o! Leghorn
Panam. and Sporting u.s. or hNDO FISH,
i37 Bro,Jwav two door. aboy, fotcl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

MOUNT CROTON GARDEN, near the Dpiyibuting
wi Rcservcir The Der sccully
orm his ends and the public in general III be his opend
N. above Garden AID ready urnsb u with the
les Of LII ines segars oih-r refre sbmebt,
10 cts beautifully made up at low Ircs- .
is 3tsr NOAH TU0WFLL.
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GUITARS, WHOLESALE AND KETAlL.-3s5 Broad
" wpy W a her street-MESSRS. Pr. ERNST
SCHMIDT MAUI, Guitar manufactures would respect
fully call the attention of the public their establishment
No. Broadway, where they beep haod
Of fBetoned guitars finished in the best
style.
All lttumen,s from this mspuiactorv, long fayoraby
the United States, where received the hnt
mum awarded by the American for the best Guita
made OF such materials and in such
enables the maker the stand mate.
Strangers before purch else WHERE, quested to call
and ascertain the pr es they will be found lower shan at
any other house IN the city
Mr. Pm Ernst Professor othe Flute and Guitar begs leave
the above cmenrs do not interfere
the least with his he a continues 10 give
less walker 90 m2f m'r
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Youths Sewe' DO t.. NC 10 oO
LADIES' BOUTS q SHOES-Ladies in these you
Will find ae greatest rment Of Cater ,os Slipper:
Busins Tie Pnnelli Buskrs, ht and dark coored ALI
Giers House Slippers, viii and black satin slippers satin
CATERS. Misss and Childels gaers bu,ss slippers ties,
and kinds Of shoes manuf
ing with the best of French goods ard warranted be the best
and cheap the osdway and 90 Canal st.
IA GREGOKs CAHILL.
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PlttsburV.
Correspondence of The Herald

Correspondence Of The Herald
PTTsBURG June 8, lS43.
Death OF Mr.. Charles H. Eaton the Boston TRACE
dian--Poitics- Business Theahicais-Neios
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-09

TO THE LADIES-STR. KER'S SOLUTION-There
occasion IN hlu of the color OF
the hair Ladies often troubled with paip disease the
he by Of the false hair. Ladies
have gray hal changed to look well did hout
injury. Mr. has expressly TO be tended By lady
his residence Also, Mr. q. will change gentiemens hair
any shade color Druggists would do well To keep Tor sale
in cities humbug going of date Whole
and RETAIL No. s. Cbaham opposite the registers
fla >t,Ir m2}-lmsr
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DATENT PRESERVED HIGHLY FLAVOHED POR
L TABLE MEATS AND SOUS, tor ship stores,
uisctured and for SALE wholesale and rr!s, by
WILLIAM MULLANE.
mn 6xrAr I'M ST. ct
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

Gerb.dirf w.il be- accepted ;nc0ndriIuaa'iy.
The undcrbiddrr s!iOnld gre carly notice "f lns
Intention 10 th:e or mol to tale The stock, and
il thu %;Ia;lcr, Of his rcnsors: md the present
contractor is 10 determine. on the FIRST appiica-
lion, whether he will sell it oi not
II. A hid received after time. to-wit: the
18th April next II p M. or without The guar
an,rc required b. law or tina, combines scvc-
Ia' routes IN Ole sum Of compensation. cannot
nc considered in competition with n regular
PROPOSE, not az Judged 10 be extruvagan,.
10. n bidder mag offer on coach, railroad, or
steamboat ron'es. where that transportation is
difficult or Imprnc,icabie oil certain seasons, 10
s"pa'''"is h"rs'. or wagon cOnrc gance, or 10
i%nierlnIt ScrrIce, 4 specified number of -toy,.
weeks OF months. lie mag propose 10 omi, nm
o.iice That isinaccessible. or IL no, on H.. s,osc
road, the railway, or at a steamboat, lan5;ng, as
the case mag he, or he mag offer 10 substitute
an Inferior mode ofsurply in such cases. lie
mag propose different days and hours nj 9c.
pariuse and arrival. ~proziIed no more rnn,;ny
time is asked, aud ii is curious tina, M mail
connection or other public acconm,,;on IL
prcjudiced. lie niay ask for 4 specified nun.
Der Of days for more running time TO tie ,r;n =,
certain seasons Of peculiarly had roads. Bu,
beyond these changes.a proposal for scry;ce
diiieren, from the advertisement will preren,
lis being considered in competition with n rcp.
uiar bid. no, 70 Sc, aside for extrnragancc: and
where 4 bid contains any OF The ADORE nI,era-
tons, their disadvantages will be- estimated in
comparing II with other proposals.
10. There should be bat ono route bid for in
i proposal.
IL. The route, the service, the yearly paw,
| fIn. b,tI.r's ~, nv md rcs,J.,,a ,nJ H. .....
ofeach member of the firm, when 4 company
offers, should be distinctly stated.
Il. The following isrhe form Of the Guar
antee which should be flied the first blank will,
the name Of the guaran,or, the second viii,
that OF the bidder and the third aud four,t,
with the beginning and terminating points OF
the route and after being dated. should be
signed by the gIurartor. who must he shown by
the written certificate Of a postmaster. or other
equally satisfactory testimonial. 10 be 4 man of
property. and able to make good his guaranty.
This guaranty, so certified, should accompany
each bid.
The undersigned - guarantees thu.
---ifhis bid for carrying the mail fom -
10 - be accepted BY the Postmaster Gen
era. - shall enter into an obligation p,ior
10 the Is, day Of July next. with good and SUI.
hcirn' s"iS''fS' 10 PcIioim Tue scr'ice Pfopo-
sod.
q" Dated -
10. Tic bid should be sent under seal, ad-
dressed 10 The Firs, Assistant Postmaster Cen
cral, with Mail Proposals in the State Of
- written on the face Of the letter; and
! should be despatched in time to DO received by
or before the 18th April next, at3 o'clock. p m.
10. The contracts u.e be executed before
tn LIST July next.
Post Office Department, Dec. -, 1872.
G.. A. WICkLIFFE.
January II lGt so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22

Pu.npkintown, Twelve Mile, and VOL Creek,
10 Pickcnsville, equal to 10 miles and back.
once u week
Leave PickensyilIe every Monday n, 6 a
IN. arrive NJ P~ickensyiile same day by Gp
3I15 From Pcndleion. by Pickensc h. Yves,
Union, Horse Shoe. Davis Ferry. Albright.
Tn, clarlsvillc. Nac0oclie. Mouni Fonali. and
Picasan, Retreat. TO Dahlones1, "a miles AID
back. twice u week. in two horse coaclics
Leave Tcndlcton every "Wednesday and
Saturday AT 5 II III, arrive ut Dallloncga ncxl
days by 5 p
Leave Dahloncga every "Wednesday and
Saturday nj 10 i III, arrive at PeTdicton mex.
days by 10 p
:if79 From Pcndle,oh. by TownriIlc. Fair
play. Parker's Store. Ga. Aqnilia, gainesville
Walnut Hill. Bushvilie, and Gill;viIle. Ia
GAINESVILLE. 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Pendleton every Saturday after the
arrival of GreenSillc mail at 8 a IN, arrive Al
GAINESVILLE mex, day by 8 p
Leave GAINESVILLE every Thursday n, G Il IN,
arrive at Pcndi:ton mex, day n, ) p
Proposals to carry once or twice n week. in
two horse coaches will be considered
3lc0 From Pickens g h. by Bounty Lnnd,
| clnremont, Bachelors Retreat. and Mar;ia's
creek, to Pickcns c b, equal 10 IS miles and
back, once 4 week
Leave Pickcns C h every Tuesday al 6 4 IN,
arrive al Pickens c h ne1tday BY { pm
1891 FROM Yves, Union to clayton, Ga, 40
miles and back, once Il week.
Leave West Union every "Wednesday Mt a
III. arrive nj clayton sarne day by5 u IN
leave clayton every Wednesday nj t n IN
arrive At West Union same day by ) p III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22
sPECItI. OFFICES.

Proposals are invited for supplying the follow.
ing Offices in South Carolina, for The nett
proceeds of said offices respectively, limited
TO snin TO be named in the proposals in caci,
case
Buckhead causcy from WATERFORD, 90 miles
and back. once n week
%Iiufit,n from G~raIamsviIlc, % miles and
back. once 1 week
Due West corner from hbbcyilc, ii miles
aud back, once n week
Liberty Hall from Pagcseillc, & miles and
back. once Il week
~Lynchwood from Tiler'- Ferry,7 miles and
back. onoe i week
Slluhriiy from Double Branches, ) mics
and back. once Il week
Sandy Run from 81. Matthew'S, 8 miles and
bnck, once i week
Simpsons Mills from Mount Galiahcr, u
miles AMI back. once n week
Wimic Hall from Fsazicrsvillc, G mics aud
back, once 4 week
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State of South Carolina,
E.DGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Susan Rhoden, Applicant.

Pa,scy Rlloden & Others. DeG's.S
1T appearing to my satisfaction that
r. Charles Rhodcn, and William Rhodcn,
two of the defendants in the above stated
case. reside beyond The limits Of this State.
Ii is therefore ordered, that they appear
and ohiec To the division or sale of the
real estate Of John Rhodcn, decd, OH or
before the first day Of Muy next. or their
consent, 10 the same will be entered Of re-
cord.
OLIVER TOWLES. o. e.. D.
Feb. S 12t .
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY.
Ptuhe Mobiles. by her BA for Injunction
mex, friend. VIZ. and
VIM. Mobiles, & Others. AEmony.
I appearing TO my satisfaction, that the
Il Defendant William Mobiles, resides with
OF, the limits oftl,e State. Ordered, that the
said Defendant do plead. answer or demur to
the compliments bill, within three months
from the publication hereof, or The said bill
will be taken pro c~on'csso against him.
J. TERRY, C. Z. T.. d.
Nov. 26. 1919. C.
March { 3m 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22
January II
State Of South Carolina.
ARBEVTLLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William Wilson,,

Iillinl Wilson,,
rs. Buitor Partition.
Elizabeth Todd, s. others.
TT appearing TO my satisfaction That
" Caroline Grigs'ey, Whitfield Bozemon and
Emcline his wife. Toiivcr Towies and Sarah
Ann his wife. Albert Robertson, Mannuring
Walton IL Charlotte his wife, Anderson Shines
and Cornclia his wife. Mary. a daughter Of Ma
~ Brown, deceased, who has lniermamed
with some one unknown, Leroy Brown, and
Daniel Gent and Nancy his wife, defendants.
named in the said bill, are. and reside without
Inc .inirs Of this S;n.e. Ordered that tln-saiaG
defendants respectively, do appear, plead. an
swer or demnr, TO the said bill. within three
months from this date, or decree pro confcsso,
will be rendered against them.
II. a. JONES, C. z. A. d.
Commissioners Office.
AbbcviIle. Feb. 1s. 1s43. 3m 4
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVlLLE DISTRICT.

Joseph jacobs ana Elizabcih biswiic,
Applicant. vs..
Elizabeth Finly and others.
1T appears TO my satisfaction that Ran
IL del Finly aud Caela Finly. TWO Of tho
Defendants, reside without the limits Of
this State, it is therefore Ordered. that
hey do appear and object to the division
or sale Of The Real Estate Of James Finly.
on or before the frs, Monday in April.
1913. or their consent to the same will be
entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY, o. A.. D.
Jan 'S 3m 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1843-03-22
Notice.

A Ii persons indebted 10 inc es;a:e Of VIM.
IA J.. Glover. deed. either b. Note Or
Book Account. are requested to come CGrwur!
and sorlle with Captain G. lIoAso, with whom
the Notes md Accounts are deposited for COL
lection. As longer indulgence cannot he given.
those wishing 10 save cos, will do well 10 avail
themselves Of this opportunity. as The Notes
and Accounts will be pat in the hands Of an
officer for collection. without respect To per-
sons. Those having demands against the said
estate arc requested 10 hand them in, legally
at;csted.
CHARLES J. GLOVER, Executor.
Dec. - As q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-14
PARR'S LIFE PILLS.

THIS Fine Herbal Medicine has scarcely introduced
into the Uoited MONTHS yet this short space
pToprsoI IL sale in the State. Of New YORK. .nis
rapdty az TO exceed their most sangune expectations The
public are now to aud the s
eeffor time but always al the expense Of
af On n1
Pill. gently eradicate disease by removing all obsucons IN
tem and ing aaia. aud healthy action b5dyhey
also sct powerfully tonic snd restore 70 the Sa'sn long
dieins 4 !. ansgua-d and may every member Of
family rom The the Oldest being periec y iIes
as parssvs Many iem..s who have taken thi. medicine
peak the highest terms Of The great bsnsa, hsa had
we would particularly recommend this medicine; they will
find s :: sts :pG sa the 'pS M
Spring the torpid and acrimonious fluids that have LAID dormant
.pse III b &
every night before going 10 bed for two or three week. The
essy Of Far Life Pills in bilious and scerbac complaints
Chronic efcods Of the bowels dyspspsa,
The following the agents the sale Of PARIS
LIE PILL, where may BE had sTntIs the Life and Times Of
Thomas ra with two nae eng avngs and much other inter
jane. Hspinwal Druggist Chemist % William
sand, Co dmggss and chemists, ante buildings. No Zs
iss, John 1osd. Sass.t, ,Sssdws;, BsscisI
ss sy dssn Bowa 0Ss go Bow:,y
sym. Medicine store 50 BYw.y corner wa.sI street;
ss%s 81 ra;S1 iS ~ss %
toddngon spo.hee 227 Hudson corner 81 sp'ns
.as. %endo1e Druggist and spoSeea
Sraskiys-C. Wells smon.. seed DRUG and ysten, nedi
sas .s
Clarendon House, cor. Dash. ST. and Broadway.
Small boxes . Large family boxes 80 cents
Persons dssuou. obta ing an agenc, TO- Their sale in the
be,tS X Co letter boz 907. New York ml3 I'm &C
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MtI)ICAL.
ON STRUCTURE AND ITS CURE.

TINE FOL SoWiNa REMARKs WILL PLACE BE
f9 as. "a x. :.s.s G az; ss
ocoWre snd en ers IN persons Dh. arg No. W ne .ss.
sss Il ss ssd ss " az
BOD y s no,,.r ths tsa. Msrs q;
srsys !. tSs s.i Place that
i.rs eeItsn, rse e~ pe'" and s'"sr''S 'se'~p"'As'
Wish regard 70 the nrs, OF these rsmarks;-
GonOnhes r. for Instance. tina, disease suffered e con
s HS
@ ss %n: m md
oshs. Of the passage 'SS ss y 9s. an.
laying orr. bus hi s., dSs o,s :.
But What Especially lead. ths. ensop of from hi: disorder
to the dew urine Is observed, which Is auits m.tsns
;:a. sas sU fa h I eps ~ inter
ped Of urine belongs ouy to the worst OF ca.e. an.
Fss saysnsss however which ignorant people
& a.n 81 . nSss o
.hsy Will sell their nosums 2. long =. any one w Oay ns@
ods.sy seSnos EDGE S.s ali the nsdeins IN the world
alone structure In proof Of this nehins II
who a 4. Of .ins:.. so.ar:S dIss.
S s ssd si Of M n
preventing these ,A:..!S,s
BY wheh Structure may be known which ca. BE-
there three ana rne.s .nsce nav o
'fs ne g. III
be much dimnshed mpedsd But observe alton
lively after finished and the clothes rsadused wheh
aoshinr Is r.ors indicative Of sr;etars Tie neTts
surto say how long onohlss or 6esi may and moi
q:
on beyond AK weeks this siope would afford .ueiss
TIE erect structure has upon tss ms'd-The effect o,
Structure 70 dcpess the sprs and oisssen both bodily anc
mental activity This also Of common efec's
Not hsweve alike individual but IL
that the writer rarely case OF structure Cane
he every day) in which the patient
he capable ofbusinessss formerly.
gratifying also witness uniform OF spirsts,
the Of other the cure presIesses
With regard the of 81 this subject u sui
sue) that this free from PAIN and generally accom-
plshed very little time So much this could have
proveme ART and experience Of Ii,
writer that he accomplish the Of structure to
many days formerly 1t demanded mouths.
derIske the thamseve he mas published LITTLE volume
called The PIRATE eatse." in which not only structure
eia and privacy directed in the panest manner Il il
sdvisable those who suspect structure posi-
ble should consult the author personality and nothing wuI
care Separate also, ARRANGED for thoss who
have to wait little.
which the public, and especially strangers coming city
rely with confidence what Eas been advanced With
this Dr. Ralph beg. state that beside his rank grad
Of Edinburgh, &c Ahe has been engaged in the cure
Of these diseases both hospital and city Practice for morr
sn thirty years. aud has published two editions Of work
srcsry that he has testimonial letters from tbs
Amenca-es SIR Ashley Cooper TO DR.. MOTT, Of New York
Dr. thysck Of Philadelphia, aud others and that he
ted to essr 30 almost every Physician Of snaeuce IN hi;
M Ralph committed at his private residences Mo- % Green
w,cb street; toward, The Bsue at any may also b,
so,l.r i9f lmssc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-14

badness AND LOSS OF HARRIS caused by a want
Of healthy action Of tbs vessel unch q on tn. persp
from head When diseased
The hcs and c.mmy and scher, 70 the mouths
dandu Less blood then carried the roots OF the HAIR
and for OF which the hair has sufcen noushmen
70 tall off which connung to eventually produce,
healthy circulation, and fire silky new hair will make
appearance which will increae quantity and volume
til the hal, becomes thick and healthy.
Jsyne is he only preparation that has eyer been
In and will seldom fail, properly and
pesevernsy used. Prepared only by
49, DR. JAYNE,
2fl msr No. 3-5 Broadway.
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LII who would have good bead Of hair By trying
"A article ad, ertised-A beautiful Head of Hair Old
bsld and head. and all with bad read this
here the Of few whose hair has
after other remedy failed Whout pung
qualities OF jones' Coral Hair Resoratve- will act thus
ALL old young-foree the hair stay falling on
cure and dandru and max light red grey
hair grow naturally Sark from me .eots TN, = SOLD
these respectable persons have used and esIufy .s
above Qaaliti.. in all viz-Mr Hopkins, %
King Y; MIR Philips Broome of Wooster; Hon
Judg. Edwards. Of P,.ds Mr. pea,s. Navy Yard ChaTs res
above satisfy al her further Droos three citizens
Of U.sr County certify hs same vz:John Dogler,
tailor, john Henderson builder Hugh W French,
farmer tn. sboys appeared before me and sCore that
sioner OF Deeds This sold reasonable. only 5or
silings bote by Jones, sRn Of the Amercan Eagle 81
ne. to the Ansd..n aot. Washiusiop {; at
st, CHsrs ston, G; q Bsiy, Momistown, J; Frne.
Main Middetown CT Agents wanted III all other cities
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