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SHIP NEWS
Correspondence or the Herald.

SHIP NEWS.
correspondence OF the Herald.
Arved.swa,era, smith Lserp s1fi'H'A sept S0-f NJ
Beow-Arabslls, Rice, from Liverpool via Boston, with
others. 80 s' ~ .V'e'ai
Cleared Majestic True Boston, Imperial Reed Providence
Rose. Gesao Fns,e IPeas dbests saem
Ba,lss, and Comet Cox, NYork '''''
Mara Theresa, a days from Boston for Matanzas 9th inst
Foreign Ports.
9" B eoe Fa AUDI e.s s%s
Lane for Mo1leyideo days Sophroua Basse I'm Boston
tSf ssss sss
from doi diss sh,wmp Higgins, for Boston soon; Spy,
disg Helena Benjamin from NYork for Valparaiso ship
Hartan Turner and Congress- Voorhees, brig Pioneer
.. M.yAeyEz Sept mo American vessels in port Sid Aug
sepi Gar PowSsiiaH Marshall Lye Ts.f
Ms i IN s f s .
s s oSs s sa H S:i
Be y Ga9d,es TEeies E1siPo ca MARY Masos Mo-
s%aaa a?s ase Bn5.S:
sa sy H Mks Major An'ggs Sid Lpeoea Porter Roter.
Mobile Stevens: Bfs: f NYoR ''0'''"''aa Patterson"
kK,emMosO sert Io1cld CarqlIne voletman. Bremen
N Hssds o'sssIps . Nf T.g xssa
ATLANTIC Bedai New York for Galveston with loss sails
fem Turks NIor with los. q sspSs.. oni ifo%
both with loss mainsa In Hampton Road. poIumSs
booth from Liverpool for oders Hchd Anderson Bennett
nnAI,rsroS Sept Arr Charleston Andrews, and Henry
s@y the Ambassador from NYorA CID cshsns
say.sTam Sep, Gar Newark, freeman NewYork CID
Mead Niehols' NYo f,0'a SD Baldwin BAXTER and Isaac
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'nIcEa nr Panx1arnns


THIIHu6IphIh C0ttIc Market.
SEPT l9-Ofered 1900 head Of Beef Cattle Including
100 taken to New York; 100 Cows and Calves: 400 Hoos
and 1900 Sheep and Lambs -ee'
Prices-Beeves were dull and about 700 head sold AZ
S4t for common to good quality, with few extras
at IS the 100 lbs. ~
tras $50. w. "a
Hogs sold slowly at 81 a $IJ the 100 lbs
Sheep and Lambs we quote at $l4 a So each
Hay-Good Timothy Is scarce; sales OF the week were
mostly made at IS 90c the cwt Pressed for shipping at
100 bundles " sAAo
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]. LAIRD,
WIG MAKER, HAIR CUTTER,
ORNAMENTAL HAIR MANUFACTURER.
90 CHATHAM STREET.

-, FORMERLY ZIG PEARL STREET.
announcing to his numerous friends and patrons his
movai from BIG Pearl street the Chatham street
oegs leave 70 return his heartfelt Judgments to those
and the public generally who have hitherto him
WIN their support and 70 them will his study
70 merit continuance Of such enyable distinction
Ever since have been in business has good
% acquire and retain large portion the public
ior which feel grateful As Hair Cutter and Wig Maker
ioa Which his name has long been celebrated He
ample scope ior carrying his inventions and
effect IN short nothing that produce expense
mand has been overlooked by him his establishment
lie invites early inspection of his splendid stock of Wigs
Ioues and Ornamental Hair countless variety and enqu
sue Workmanship ferfumery from celebrated English and
nent manufactures addition several esteemed prepare
tons invented and sold by Laird The Hair Cutting in
deed the business each department
pa himself IN such manner aud such terms
Prices to suit the times.
sl0 Inn % Chatham .,ra.,
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The destination Of this increase il not given in the Off
cia tables but the great increase in the mporaons
the United States from Great Britain Of cotton and
len manufactures for this, compared with previous years.
shows that the increased value Of the exports for these
manufactures has been produced by demand from this
country. We annex table. compiled from Official re-
turns showing the importation of cotton manufactures
into the United States from Great Britain.
IMPORTATION OF CorToN MANUFACTURES THE UNITED
STATES FROM GREAT BRITAIN
mr. he Yenr
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Provision Market.

we nave no change OF note to report in our meat
shop markets since last The Ash market
to he well supplied.
Vegetables OF all kinds still plenty but the contn
ued dry weather will cut short many of the root kind
Fruits Of all varieties including grapes are abundant
We are glad to see new foer putting down for the
Washington Market The proper officers ought to 6ne
the who obstrucs the the market with
his uo0 -
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THE PUBLIC


RE- cautioned against purchasing the Trcopberous ar Me-
dicad Compound for the human az dollar nor bo,.
,e as Il can b had for City Observe that the original
printed the outside wrapper Be sure 10
at The HAIR Cutting Rooms lac Broadway OF Liberty
street. M stars OF the appointed ANY other arf,rs
OF the same name imposition. Take following Letter.
specimen 49, ''s 's''eis
,u.. NV YoRK, March O. 1914
This 70 certify that have used A. c. Barrys Nrdcated
compound Tor the last tw months The hair the sides and
back Of my bead falling off the first applied IT, IL
has been iuy restored being healthy ygoos The
top Of my head has been bald for years past but since
uslng The Incopherous, the hair has and
have full confidence OF final success ii there az, sy xha
i remain incIeduious you liberty refer them Ia me
when they can have oceular demonstration, - -
w. SUTTON
c.. M. BosToS, August a. 1874
GentsIh certify that have used two bottle, Of that
mos excellent article which your advertisement rec mends
ana canddiy ayow that particle &c dandu
ana aud those hairs which formerly gray are
now almost glossy black their original color and The
ncohe ous has effecnaIl prevented my from falling OH
Inc intrinsic virtue Of the Tricopherous benefit
NY ieow citizens the sole induce me- 10 ren
this certificate Respectfully yours ~ " '
~ TIN WILLIAM KELLY
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Decrease. sioa2o2 i,77a2sa 1891 i7o5oa i've ao2

The Banks of New England generally do not give q
true statement Of their condition They in much
sounder condition than their reports represent We find
the above statement for Sept 1884, that the specie
hand only amounted to so7 The circulation is
about three times this amount This is very fair pro-
portion, but the banks better off than this
Their deposits in the Suffolk Bank, Boston. for the re
demption Of their bills, amount to s54s,l5s This
amount in specie funds which, added to the specie on
hand gives them in fact $99S $685. redeem circulation
Of 81 ss7 04l.
We annex Official tables showing the exports from
Great Britain Of British produce and manufactures and
foreign and colonial produce for the period
years II will be observed that there has been very
general increase in tho value of manufactures exported
particularly Gotten and woollen manufactures.
CHIEF ARTICLES EXPORTED UNITED KINGDOM
THE FIRST Six MONTHS OF 1884, AZ, A3 AND IA.
1871. l8i2. 1913. 1874
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JUST PUBLISHED.
L Ill + G l. AY CODE:

TEXT BOOK OF f. ELooUENcE
GATHERED from the Public Speeches of HENRY CLAY
ny George Vandenhof-" A Book which ought 10 be In
t hands OF every American whether this his native or his
adopted country The selections have nothing do with party
Dut smoodye sentiments to which every American
%, ,,.. G. SHEPARD Publisher,
- @us'rc 1911 Broadway, opposite John street.
pAC1KET SHIP QUEEN OF THE WEST FOR II.
vEIhpOOL-Cabin Passengers BY this ship win please be
O'clock precisely Letter bags will be closed al half past II nj
Haes Harnden and the Merchants Exchange News Room
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onday in Sept 1874.

The increased movement has been in circulation and
deposits and the decrease in loans and specie on hand
There ara sixteen banks in NewHampshire, having CAPT.
tails amounting to 81 In June, le4a there were
seventeen banks having capital Of 50 469 200. The
charters OF three in the above list having capital Of
$500 0O0 expire in 1914 Three in 1885, having cspsl
Of 100000 Two in ls4s capital 100000 Thus in four
years the charters Of eight banks having capital of
5000 600 expire leaving in existence eight banks having
capitals amounting to soos,a9s We annex statement
showing the extent Of banking in New Hampshire in
1887 compared with the present dsy Nearly every State
in the Union has experienced decline somewhat similar
r-sssss BANK MOVEMENT IN New HAMrsHIRK.gx ~
- Capital Loans. Specie. Giro. Deps
1897 Aug. s2895Oo ds25,523 la28O9 i257 $40 2lsoe
1874 September. 130S298 25i7285 i2828 1857 49807
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Birth,
city, Of O son. soN', = 'nIs

Married,
on Ihursdsy, 10th inst by the Rev Dr. Ferris. Mr.
JOHN PRIME, Jr to Miss SARAH FRANCES DusErnrRRy o
this city ''-'''' u
On wednesday evening, 18th inst by the Rev John
" Green MT. z ODoNeoHuE, OF Chicago QIl) TO Miss
MARGARET NJ WILLIAMS OF this CITY, N-,' y ''''
On Wednesday evening 18th Inst a. q. s,oh.,
church by the Rev. J II Rice. WIN. M. TWEED to MANY
eldest daughter Of Joseph G. Skaden all Of this city
On wednesday evening, 18th inst by the Rev Dr.
Brodhead, JOHN NJ WILLIAMS, IF Brooklyn, to ELLEN
F., daughter OF Mr.. VIM Coe of Ohio
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AUCTION SALES.

VIE s.rsS,1r Ns VIZ CARTER
d,s5ss eaSs %ps'd s ssa
md 9n5a Dapay BanSss hSaaS On Of s saliea.
ssS Cordial w W9s .as E. a
sale Catalogues ready Saturday alst Sept part Of the
Also z half pipes oard Dupuy Co. Brandy now in the
eighth casks very superior oard, Dupay Coz custom
y ssssS ssss s susd Co. e a. Sss%pssH
ssmsST 'HSiE VAS sc c sS.s1 A sasa
a. e,y III s ssist + 'as
:;s; ss a :ssi:
becos , 15S allowed to BE- s be; the
s,,.m PAUL j. IIoyD..
NIBLO'S GARDEN-
ao 1. M iIS Is. PLASfs remaining ~s ge dS q
G s's sSfSsSs 81 SS s.p s
is @ Sne s Aloe
adsr. orange and o,s
monthly Ros 1sa" Gsrsaam.o fs"s
The wRos vii so dd yasy G W
WANNTEp-A JoURNEYMAN BARBER-Apply at
.'os Vesey street. under the Astor House. s2l 3t'm
WAmM,ITE ag .d IMMEDIATELY apprentices h dress
m W. Ire y w dr pave az opportunity Of learning thoroughly
Bsem e. hAEs dry goods store ISL Centre street
Wanted Also good hand s2l s,eod.ye
WANTED-By a sober, industrious, trustworthy, middle
semmendsd Viii make p S@
directed 70 use and h1s no objection e go south line
attention :. -'DDse street "''' meet w. 20 ls prompt
pALMO's. NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
Wi MI ,ta nnn.. ri
Ch,nhers street between and IL o'clock A. NJ s2i lire
NUTICL.
&5 KEWARD-Nlislad stolen from the ladies' ordinary
ss o%sa. "f n saa q
WIN % Sasah u1f a..s s M
ans pMa ss a ss above
STOLEN OR TAKEN, on Thursday 18th Of September
n ne P s,sno moo Sd said from South York
and The s When aaps al ca m T ons The
the shafts broken and ced one spoke out one Of the
No South street and liberal reward Wy nr viii g.
So DOG LOsT-0n Thursday evening, a white seii-,
b. 2. qi%e e, e. d Don The owners eo
suitably rewarded s2i itsrc &c
|. O. OF O. +. To the Saspspdsat Order q Odd Eel
the eebaea q 6n 1im ins see Na who
sSG he saS sns o. 5 st CAIN, t &
The boa, viii leave the foot Of Market street. r. at
Hamgond ga o'clock A. IL Returning Will viii IGe leave V
g sing IN time 70 arrive at the city before dark Fare each
Agood band Of Music win be provided by the boat
IN Friendship, Love and Truth,
.o,o,,. EDWARD VAN War;, Committee.
Il. II.
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o. The Hen. John G, Calhoun, left Washing.
ton yesterday for South Carolina.
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On wednesday morning, 18th inst at English Neigh.
oorhood, A. q. RArvETAux aged %, SON Of A. Raine
taux. .
On Friday afternoon Goth inst, of a long and nainful
Illness the child OF John Reese aged seven months
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
residence, No. lay street.
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IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.

PATENT ELASTIC ARTEylAN BRACE. This IS an
invention which has been long needed and
Indispensable article Of the Female wardrobe combines
N ~ ID construction all the graceful proportions Of the
Corset, without Of tendencies while the Cor
SET by unnaurally COMPRISING the chest edes the fire. aud
hralthul action Of the lungs there
fatal tendency The AKTEMAIN BRAC n EXPANDS the
chest gives free and healthy action the Lungs aud grace
fui and pleasing outline the figure IL does e
Correcting POWER Of Keeping the person and the shoulders
symmetrical Parents and Guardians
% this article. twill be found inspection 10 fulfil
All the for which recommended, aud immense
benefit children OF either and all who have ae
gairsd the habit Of STOPPING Th; Brace manufactured
def the immediate OF MIR Parses who has been m
gagged FOR the last eighteen in the OF t
articles st similar purpose, and offers the Artemian
Brace article that has heretofore fallen under
rs observation Lsde, Department No Park Place, frsi
he and fitting o the article will be N atlcndancc
Wholesale Department at the old esta blishment of
49,. PARSELLS X AGATE,
im"M 3T Broadway, corner Of Park Place.
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FXHIBI ION
n "a L. III IL II

EXHIBITION
IL Nd OF THE WORLD.
AN ORR GINAL PAINTING
OF VERY LARGE SIZE with Colossal Figures paint.
~ ed and lately finished by +. AnelI, in New York.
Exhibition open, Apollo Rooms 4O Broadway from
10 A; NJ to5 I. NJ. and from 10 r. NJ
Admission Is cents. $40 I'm. re
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PARIS LIFE PILLS.

THIS POPULAR MEDICINE is in such demand,
a that long notices of efficacy unnecessary-
Thousands Of Testimonials perfect ys.
THOs. ROBERTS 4 Co,
-, No. III Fulton street.
This Medicine PUT Spanish Portuguese French Ger.
and Italian Wrappers with Books Of Directions Tes
tnonials in the same languages for expectation.
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Admission Is cents $40 im.rc
MIR. HENRY PHILLIPS,
Concerts Of Aneen! Music Exeter Hail. Nc. viii
VOCAL CONCERT
ssPsmbeI 3srd entitled an HOUR WiTM pIBplN' and
sing the following Songs Poor Jack, Tom Bowling jolly
Dick While the Lads Of the Village the Can of Grog The
Sailors journal Part 2lhe SOUPS Erand The Rock of the
The Sea Fight Loves Errnd The Best OF all Good Company
Admission, One Dollar To 3 o'clock Tickets
and 10 be had at all the Music Stores and the
Mr. H. Phillips will accompany himself on Chickering
Grand Square Piano Forte, sl9 3tsec
CONCERT NIGHTLY
Cafe dss Mi,. coioaae. sssea NJ
Engagement OF MISS ADArr, the fine Vocalist.
Inns well known establishment has been considerably
belished since May Refreshments Of the best kind Away,
be ad At the bar with the attendance OF careful WATERS
well ventilated billiard room continuing eight tables
Gates with the saloon the oore and
best the city affords, at all times be obtained
Entrance Free. sf2wsrc
A CARD-MR. WHALE and DAUGHTER respectfull,
their Glasses in Dancing Wal,ng the Polka Dance vii
commence at the Assembly Room, Constitution Hall 6jt
br9Sdway early ~ October Days Of tuition, Tuesday,
trusts that the references he shall offer of his capabty will
satisfactory Schools and Academies attended application
as shove or al his Private Academy, No. ID Sixth Avenue
DR. LARDNER CONSULTING ENGINEER, Athe
- neum Hotel, Broadway New York-Dr Lardner Viii
continue the professional practice which many years
sued extensive scale London consulted by
paentees manufacturers and Others questions regarding
improvements ~ the arts and which involve the
application OF the principles Of Mechanical Physical Science
Those who reside distance may forward (post pad)
clear statement Of the with the necessary drawings
imme lu.
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. STRANGERS BEWARE

STRANGERS BEWARE
IN THIS AGE OF QUACKERY AND HJJMBUG IL il
most important TO choose experienced hyscianDR
EVANS has removed his old (iaens Head 10 No
2ss Pearl street corner Of Beekmsn where he
his extraordinary Of all delicate diseases no matter
how complicated lie appres the citizens and that
there Or Evans in his old sand that he has connection
whatever with any other office His charges are
consultations strictly private.
283 Pearl
~ Medicines and directions sent to any part Of the Union
by tculy stating the and enclosing FIVE dollars
sci tire
0R. HUNTERS RED DROP-1his medicine stands on ts
- own unborowed merits and from The demsnd for w.
Become the universal remedy for disease II acknow
lodged BY every acquainted with be the only prompt
Diyom street the only place in the city Price 81 per val
with full directions On sale in Albany No 81 Lydus street
but not 10 be had 10 Buffalo. Throughout the great West
only obe had in Louissilh, Ky, Of Dr. Thos johnson.
PACKET SHIP GARRICK, from Liverpool is dschargnr
At Orleans pier foot OF Wall street under general order
Con.gnsas will pssse attend 70 The receipt Of their gooJ,
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Passengers Arrived.
MApERA-Schr Reaper-John Fernandez Manned dc p,edad
Iello, Francois Henrques, j l. Spanalia. = -'
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GROUND COCOA, IN THE FRENCH STYLE
Il EFFkAY, Sweet Chocolate Maker, 457 Broadway near
Grand street has Just set in orcraos French Machle
which, separating the larger Jumps Of the broken Cocoa grind
the smser also The shells and most geatinous part INTO
the berry altogether employed The rubc earnestly soil
(. 0lfoE
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kERS ANOTHER COLOR
WHO there young old that likes red or grey hair 2
~ This question applies both sexes and should nmem
beed they feel inclined change the color Of their locks
lied cheeks pretty--not red hair
- The latter shames complexion fair.n
he celebrated Italian Dye changes red grey hair wh
kers to beautiful natural looking brown auburn or black
without staining the skin in the ea This warranted whs
them VIII 20 with red hair red whkes longer The Italian
ture - - - - ~
Prepared and sold by A. B. SANDS 4 CO, Chemists and
Druggists 273 broadway Chamber street Granite
rnce oU cents IS lm-ec
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CIRCUs-BOWERY.

Brilliant Success Of the Arena-Fourth Night Of
VALENTINE
. Splendid Acts Of Horsemanship.
Rope performances Vaulting by Geo Sweet W. Stout Mrs
Cole, Mrs. Cullen Mcfarland
Pleasing Negro Melodies by
THE VIRGINIA SERENADERS
Is cents lee,
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CHEAP
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
BOA PEARL STREET,
BETWEEN BEEKMAN STREET AND PECK SLIP
WE SUBSCRIBER of the pioneers Of the cash system,
desires TO keep before the public that he continues
ufacure every kind Of Civil and Military clothing finest
mateas in the most superior STYLE lower prices by twenty
i've cent than other house charges quality
o. gaImenis. Witness The following list of prices
.,sns Of fancy and plain black Cashmere. to
Vests Of all kinds, Silk. Satin, Cashmere ;. az TO
Gentlemen who supply their cloth have them made
IN the best style ut the following prices -
| 30 TO
m m IN,
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EXPRESS PRICES REDUCED-The Subscribers have
reduced their Express prices all small packages Of law
ana other documents from 80 % per package
nom this city to Buffalo and the Intermediate points Also
through Wells Co.'S Express from Buffalo Chicago
cens per from tins city TO Chicago and the need
ate points the Lake.
IJVINCSTON WELLS POMEROy
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JACKETS FOR EuRorR.-The Gladiator for London sails
this day at IL o'clock and the Queen West for Liverpool
at u. -
SEIP ARABkLLA OF Pnrfsmnnth Nh f.s.. I -. e. M;
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-23
ALSO.
HuLL,N
WORN j i|SE.1lI Ia SINsES

THESE Lozenges have now been in use
IL in the Southern and Western States up.
wards Of twelve months, during which time
they have gained for themselves popu arity
unprecedented in the annals ofmedicine In
over 10000 cases they have proved an infalli.
bic ramedy for the destruction of those reptiles
within which are the means of sweeping off
Hundreds and Thousands of the most bloom
ing children and youth, eevering the cords of
affection. and forever blasting the fondesl
tones of the paren', So great has their eff
cacy invariably proves, that they may well be
called the only certain worm destroying medi
cine in use, and the greatest discovery ever
made for expelling the various kinds ofworms
that SO frequently and Interestingly annoy both
children and adults, They are certain rem
edy, and so pleasant 10 the taste. that children
cry for them, and eat them as readily as q
common peppermint; I4ozenge. Price % cents
. box, with directions.
FUr Sale by
a, N. JONES g. Co., GREENE HILL
Columbus, Miss.
And in nearly all The towns and Villages in
the Southern and Western States.
Columbus Miss, May 9th. 1874
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-23
NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration having been
IL granted 10 the undersigned this Ord day
ofAprll 1874, by the Hon. Thomas Sampson
Judge of the Probates for tho County of
Lowndes and State of Mississippi, on the Es-
tate of John l.. Clark Decd. of said County
and STATE.
Notice is hereby given TO all persons indeb-
ted To said Estate to come forward and make
immediate payment, and all those having CLAIMS
against said Estate TO present them IN the
time prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred.
T. J.CLARK,
Columbus Miss. April3, lS44. Adm.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-23
Columbus Miss. Aprl3, ls44. Adm
TO MARRIED LADIES.

The Mothers Relief a medicine which
soothe and allays the disagreeable sensation OF
females about to become mothers, anc insure
SAFE delivery in all cases where NAL, formation
or some unnatural circumstances does not pre-.
vent, The reputation of this article though
silent, has become go extended as 10 produce
an immense demand. A pamphlet intended
only for the eye of those directly interested and
their physician, is prepared for gratui, Gus dis.
trbiutlon, where the RELIEF is for sale.
Sold by a. N. JONES & Co, Druggist
Columbus Miss. March Ia, 1874.
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-05-23
ESSENCE OF TYRE.

FOR CHANGING RED Oh GRAY, or ANY LIGHT
coLoRFD HAIR, TO A BEAUTIFUL BROWN OR
BLACK.
warranted superior 70 any Liqui9 DIE erer
offered
"HIS Cell brsted Grecian Dive will cbange
II Red or Gray Hair to a beautiful Blown
or Black. 1t is done with such surprising fac
my and accuracy that irs presence cannot be
detected; The shade may be Lett at Brown
or may be made perfectly Jet Black, at the
pleasure the user.
A great number of gentlemen, who have
gray hair in part. or entirely, are in the con.
'lant habit of using this article, and neve- sus-
peGted OF being gray Many bachelors and
have made their fortunes IN matr,.
moLy by use Of this Tyre. 1t is warranted
'u ug 10 any Liquid Dye made in the world,
opean.
Sold by a. N. JONES & Co. Druggist.
Columbus Miss. March IA, 1874.