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To whom il may con Germ!

The subscriber regrets that he is un'
der the necessity OF informing those IN
terested, that 81 his former calls on them
for money, have been IN a great meas
ure neglected, he is therefore compelled
to make this Iasl peaceabIe appeal,
You are aware that business cannot
be conducted without money; and you
are also aware that you have for con
slderable length Of time been withhold.
ing that which il justly due; thereby
violating the golden rse, do to others
as YOU would wish them to do unto you
Feeling confident that no man can rea
sonahly expect to prosper in business
unless no uses SOME cXertion to pay bis
debts in reasonable time, lat least 10
from two 70 five years after they become
due,) lie earnestly requests all those
indebted to the late firm Of Jackson &
Sinclair to call and pay of before the lat
of April next, aud thereby relieve HIM
Of pecunlary embarrassment and them a
selves OF The Upbraidings Of conscience
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that The TN
dersIgned has been appointed aud qualr
fed administrators OF The estate OF Cath
rne Hartman. late Of CauoII county, o
deceased Those having claims against
said estate, will present them duly au-
lhentcated for settlement, and those IN
dobted 10 the estate must make payment
immediately,
GEORGE HARMAN,
Administrator
with The wall annexed
May II, ls44
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that the sub,
scriber has been appointed and qualified
ss Execu tor OF the estate Of Thomas
Moorehesd, late of Carroll county, OhI9
deceased Those having claIms'sgaln st
said estate will present lhou 5JIy autheo
iicated for settlement. and these lndeb,.
ed to the estate musl make payment ina
medlateIy.
JAMES MOOREHEAD,
Executor
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March 6, 1874
NOTI(E.

IouN DUNBAR ESQ aided BY Stark
ueather d Jarpis, will attend to closing
up the professional business Of oof late
firm
PEARCE, sTARKWEATHER, &
JARVIS
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May IL, l644
EYECUTORS, NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scribers have been appointed and quail.
fed as Executors Of the estate Of Solo
mon Long, late of Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate, will present them
duly authenticated for settlement, and
those indebted TO the estate must make
payment Immediately.
CHRISFIANA LONG,
JACOB ROUDEBUSH, sen.
Executors
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May II, 1874.
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

E4ECUTURS' NOTICE,
Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scrIbers have been appointed and quail =
fled as Executors Of the estate Of John
McCIntock. late Of Carroll county, Ohio
deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate, will present lhem du
ly authenticated for settlement and those
indebted to The estate, must make pay
meDt Immediately.
EVE ANN McCLINTOCK,
SAMUEL Winnings,
Executors,
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has been duly appointed Admin.
istrator of the estate Of Nicholas Wire
bapgh, late Of Carroll county, Ohio, de-
ceased, Those having claims against
SAID estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement and those
indebted must make payment immedi-
etely.
JOHN HALDERMAN,
Administrator
Nav 10 lsAd
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SHAVING q HAIR DRESSING
establishment,

THE undersigned would respectfully
inform the citizens Of CatfOItun and
lis vicinity, that be has recently rented
tho room formerly occupied by Heigh
ton and Romsower-Wh Where he will hold
himself in readiness to wait on his Gus
toners at all seasouabe hours tic
would also tender his highest thanks to
The liberal part Of community Tor their
patronage, and soiicits a continuance Of
the same Hoping by industry, ecOno-
my and strict attention 10 his business
TO merit the appreciation Of the public
generally, word to Young gentle
men who would be admired by The la
dies. TO those who have lost the great
est ornament which nature ever bestow
ed on mankind, would say, that by
making application to the subscriber,
they can have beautiful head Of hair
restored with Ilttle expense, and with
out the least injury 10 the skin. Call
and examine specimen for yourselves,
and that will put the question beyond
doubt.
Razors dressed on short notice.
SrUDELY.
CarroIlton. Feb 9 1914
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the sJh-
scriber has been appointed and qualified
as Executor Of the estate OF Jesse Carrier
late OF Carroll county. Ohio, decreased.
HENRY CARTER.
Executor.
a. II "a soAA
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T1GBDTGAIL GTOgPT G1E.
May 10, 1874.
Printers fee 90.

"A. X. Chisholm, M. H., q
graduate OF The MedIcaI College of ONO
having located in the town OF CarroIIton
with the view of making it his perma-
nent residence, tenders his professional
services to the Inhabitants Of The place,
aud the surrounding country, and hopes
by close attention and assldious appi-
cation 10 the various duties Of his pro-
Iesslon 10 merit, and obtain reasonable
share OF public patronage.
May 5, 1914.
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UPPERLEATHER & CALF SKINS
300 sides Upper Leather,
Is doz Calf Skins
and a general assortment OF Sklrting.
Harness, Bride and other skins, for
sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON.
Sept %
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HENRY HELFRECH

Begs leave to inform lhepublic in gen
eral that he has commenced the above
business IN the frame building adjoining
The Cabinet shop of Thompson e. Crum
rIne, a few doors north Of the Western
Exchange, ton Lisbon street, where he
is prepared to make, 10 the nea test and
most substantial manner, all kinds Of
Boots e. Shoes.
tie hopes by strict attention to business
and working the best kind of materials,
to merit liberal share ofpuhlic patron.
age. He is determined, as far as posi-,
BILE, to live up to his promises in furnish
ing his work to his customers.
CarroIIton, March 20 1874.
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IRON q MAILS.
TAKE NOTICE.

ALL persons are hereby torewarned
from liking note Of hand given by me
to David West, and payable TO order,
calling for seventeen dollars, as am
determined not to pay The same, unless
comoeIIsd 10 DO 80 bv due course OfIaw
as the said note was obtained fraudu-
leutly -,,
] H. WHITCRAFT.
March |. 1914.
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May II, lS44.
EXNCNTORS, NOTICE.

L1NhJN' . IONN wv TN- 1t
Notice is hereby given, that the sub
scrlbers have been appointed and quail
fed as Executors Of the estate Of Chris
tian Nape, late OF Carroll county, Ohio,
deceased, All persons having claims
against sald estate. will present them du
ly authenticated for sel,Isment. and those
indebted to the estate must make pay,
menl Immediately.
JOHN NAPE.
FREDERICK NAPE
Executors
Mov, IGd1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

INCuiNCERY s,h CrcuitTie President, Director, ,n9
'omrany of tie Onondas1 Comfy Bznk - le Ban. II
RuisI5 I'm pursuance o or.c: Of The CQft o! fhaecfy
The subscriber bqs beer iGg appointed '2ceve II ~ property
$50 e:.c;, of tie sal The Bank 1T bual0 ~ b. I'D
snd ma ntler ri FcrInry q 1913. referred 70 JaIneB
t.,orkcr F- Of ihc rty of Buffalo G tie County y fre,
among. oe- thn- aac aid 't9c M account o. nibe
md H. j, lie W.! Master -Se and I;aie 'ueh scco9Et
a. l IN. -e--. ntt-1 con:-up la;cd by The statue. Al
IN, -rrl6rS al, Ban, 81 Buffalo. b:e required % e1hi
br her acc1uai claims and demands sEsaj &c sad Bank
81 Hstin0 90 the sad Jamcs Cncsc E.. q" Nas;ef hrYn.
s,l rts eree m charge hs Office N he city ~ Buffalo b.
the dllets, dly Angus, md fcore aei 70 tbs
.,, an.l m isru thereof 'y VIII - p:ec'ce" ron ST D.
nett decree which shall BE made m IN t AID ocl
any Distribution winch s.gil b made under Slfl f.s,,e
IRA 4 ~ bSSDN Rrrc-rrf %! 'fe E1Us - Hl-!a.5.
rnilsio, %ralei. ~ apI64n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

-. LONDON LINE OF PACkErS-PacAet oil .Sth
FrA April The splendid fast sailing and 'Gvoie PACKET
So ship WESTMINSTER. Capt. iio,cy val sal post
lively above her regular day. She hus splendid uccotiiio
ll0ns fo cb second cabin and STORAGE hose
about proceeding the Old country w Ind ;s most csra.
bic opportunity. Persons wishing tU Se'usc beItls should
make Immediate spphcat!on 20 - -
" (; J. 7. TAPSCOI'r, g Peel; slip.
ai3 CorneI South s,,eet.
l. 5 Persons wishing send ior their friends 10 come out
can have them brought tins fine packet any OF the re-
suQ! line on the most reasonable terms b. appyng Is above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

PRETTY Goop-Frederick Douglass, the ia
nous fugitive from slavery, who is SAID by the
Eastern papers generally TO be powerful speak
cr, lately addressed the good people OF Lloydsvllle
in this State. He soon obtained the command Of
their feelings, and SET the,s to laughing or weep
ing at will. To illustrate the effect OF his eio
Qucnce, friend tells Us a good story. Douglass
happened to say that he was only hait black
whercupon. an IriS!iman who had been much cx-
cited BY his appeals. exclaimed, 'Pdihrick, #
that man rs only haif naguT, '7tat 'c0"id a
~ Lo,rJ ouc b., y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

a. \ bcllman OF seaport not one hundred
miles from Whitby, in announcing q teetotal
meeting to be held IN the temperance Hall at
that place. SAID that the meeting would be ad-
dressed by six females "who had never spoke
h,io-c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

n, fs- racts. .iio CdELrfs-6, from i.'rft,g mi
Full E-l Rcy ,it ia. Prior nn iad GrIei, -,
rhiIdfer and Sir ,eorre Gt5r. all OF Eng -
IN III 5r.. INN Eii-d from ffilntic0'f aH4 MY " -
Ms Dennis. Mr. kcarn-y and Nr Meyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

NAroLloN's CmAnGEn-The Royal Amphithc-
atre. Lonlon, has recently been the place OF ex-
hibition of the iavoric horse Of Napoleon, called
BIZ his master " .Superd," now thirty eight years
old and beautiful animal. We iind the HISTORY
of the creature given as follows in an English
journal:
This noble animal was captured b. General Orluli,
i'm 1889 in the disastrous retreat from Moscow He
was great uyoriie with the Emperor, and the com
;nnion O. many Of his most successful campaigns.
He remained in the possession oi Oroi, al 81. Pc
icrsburg, I'LL 1884, when he was presented 10 the
father of NJ iournairc (uow here) then Director oi
the Imperial Circus and much esteemed Tor his pro-
fessionul abilities, rs well us respected Tor his devo-
lion 10 the memory of the late Emperor. Oroii, III
presenting him. literally said Jaqucs Tounlare,
YOU we're greatly attached 10 the late Emperor OF
France. aud your attachment horrors you. on are
known to he friend 10 horses; and, satisfied oi me
care he will receive at your hands, 10 You conhdc
this. nv greatest favorte. Snperb is too slight for
nav usc-I have grown too heavy for hDl. To sell
him 10 strange masier is fate cannot think oi
suhjecnc him TO. TO you therefore, cnirust HIM
and ne YOU loved him 10 whom he first belonged
Won will, | am sure, cherish superb Tor tie memory
of the owner, as well rs for his own sake Inns
trust was discharged with exemplary devotion
by The cider Tourniarc, whu or his death, i'll 1899
left hun 10 his present owner, Mons. TournlaIrr
whose tenderness towards him is but evidenced by
his advanced age. Superb is white, rather very
lisht grew Arabian, and is sixteen hands high. He
is now incapable Of much cAertion, and little Is as
signed him in the piece now beng performed; but II
is interesting 10 sec him introduced on The stage
with one who is the very resemblance OF his once
iinncria but long deceased muster; and affecting &c
witness him-his car still quick To the martial tone
of the war horn-ion, rlderlcss IN the mimic pro-
ccsson OF that extraordinary man, with whom liz
was Il great iarOrite.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

TUX OREGON QuEsTIcN SErrLED.-Ihc fol
lowing speech made by some western a.iaciS,
settles the question about Oregon al once. II is
about as good as one hall the speeches made On
that subject:
"Whar, sav,,ohar is the individual who would
give up the first foot, the first outside shadow OF
foot of the great Oregon There amt TO such
individual. Talk about treaty occupations TO
counlry over which the great American eagle has
flown. scorn treaty occupation; d--n treaty
occupation Who wants a parcel OF low-iiun.
"ouisidc barbarians" 10 go in cahoot with Us, and
share alike piece Of land that always was and
always will be ours Nobody. Some people
talk as though they were eieerd of England.
Who's afccrd? Haven't wcllck' d her twice, and
can't we lick her aginl lick her ! yes; just az
easy AS a bar can slip down lresh.pccled sapIln
Some skccry folks talk about the navy oil Eng
land but who cares for tho navy Others say
she is the mistress of the ocean. SupPosln SIZE
is-,iu; VIC the masters of II F! Can't we Gu;
canal from the Mississippi 60 the Mammoth Gave
of kentucky turn all tic wafer nto 1t, ana dry
ur the id ocean in three weeks Wharf, then,
would be the navy Ii would be no lchGr
There never would have been any Atlantic Ocean
if it hadn't been for the Mississippi, nor never
viii be after we've turned the waters of that big
drunk into the Mammoth Cave, When that's
done, You'll sec all their steam SHIPS and Their
sail ships they splurge much about lying high
and DIV, foundcrin' like so many turkcs left
ashore at low tide. That's the way we'll tx EN-.
Who's aleerd"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

BLOWING ur.-Scmc rascals lately attempted
10 blow up n second advent lecturer, at Forts
mouth, y. H., with gunpowder.
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FANCY GOODS AND COMB WAkEHOt 81.
WN II. CARY x co.
1s6 Plnrl sireet. 0pnasitc Ce9Hr ~

1s6 P,arI street. Opposite Ccdar sireef,
",vp FOR SALE BY THE pACkAG or N tlt' to
w! nhSsirs and retailers. full stock iid i9o"m;
SoCIIs which will b, cold on The bes; terms
- 49,! '5l7 ;,,nn She, !acei.. Tapes rnd 9rcsi
IIocEsand Eye, Iyory. Zone aHh Metal l-seie"'
IT., Pencil Cases silver rhmtl~
SS.,.s,.orla- Spoons Linen Threads; Fish s,n...
S,ssor, perSnrycs and Razor. oi tie O;5i patterns
I,sn5 6".. md Pa-se~-oso SIX Prro;;; cd,
W. -, Bone Metal GILT. Lasting and Pearl IN every
% ~ ivory Combs including every sfe aud Guai'y
~ ca-S tN' ., sbFi ,nmls Of v.rlous kinds.
:nri 10 MOCK Shell Combs. lsteS; patterns
yyrl Joz g-tfsIe- comprising an asSof'ineu''
81 ~ go Pms pack pound Gnd American, ,-.
css,, Nc-eS II the best mHhel' AZ ti- 10" e'1 ''e
,>r, knj;,inS Pms. from NJ ID 20 Il ,.t 8, ~,
An! gfs9.tr nai,c' u oe'e' ulhs lmcod'
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.--7,, ,,,,y7rp- WORK OF THE FLOWERS.

The flowers below arc in their .iring-rooms,
Eas, husy. YEA. Ing in those still retreats
Tho robes of rainbow dyes, which they must wear,
When Spring, ias, running DER the dIowsy esrth'
.Taps at the closed portals Of their honios,
And calls them forth, fresh perfumcd and new-clad
10 tn festival of Nature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

The Glove Anoyne the be-; @! ailttnac!e remedies rs
immediate ~ eilccs c'rns the mos violent
,o.iInc.e ar pain IN the guns N minute.
Iyrrcnc, has proved that thls tnobHe composition will
, ,,- e and permanent reic! aicr tho U lure OF
other funclyr pleasant To the ;asis and smell "i not
Ire the teeth gums many way, and lev Applications "I
euf.y remove the pam aud decayCd tooth.
mat il mag be filed and rendered Useful a.cyef Wien lle
pgIu proca,,i, from tie ra olfu the gums around tooth
aprafuy ,p1nd ni, Application '' riye leo.y oe "
rubbing ;,y ifa;s The pHf nioci.t. prce % cents.
pfnaed mud soil By \. H. SANDS & co. whole sle and
retail Cucmis md Druggists, 90 Bf Sny cor nEbcf'at
(o.rnnr ln aud % Fulton -fcct. nnd a East Epadwuy
,,,1O Irr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
STRAW GOODS.

r,,ur UNDERSIGNED HAVE JUST OPENED = fie.n
~ ,,snf az aides and ,iis.ss Honnst, incin.iHg
a,D riy Of straw Tuscan Chip Wh1eoac, N"'ena,
and Ncap5tan. h.o Gents and Boys fsi - ~. hse'
iAin''" IHVaTIII * LYNES. I03 Na'dca Lane. lsi o9f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
Disasters. sc.

Bry cazellc tuns Of and from salem. stuck on rcaTe'S
Bank nn a; Afrcn, .an Is and rcniaue'i irec days M
she wa got aer d'scha=iug pn:; OF her c-o ana Gt
sierra -o,i Tel, J. y crc SIC ,ya condemned - 'uu
Vessel ard cAIcp !ist., ~ cnlen ,,,., H.
rhr Pio-aix. OF North Yarmouth Prince irons t'lGlei'.
, s1co got on Ico bur 18Th INST aai kn"ckcd hpe III %
hojt".i , ., t.,..
oi ashore mt uryhnk Ias been cot oil a1d taken 10 y BED
ford Eth where Al" 10, sGae on the railway -
Tho ict,t.- Is!s:-D Tint hfe, !iunc 'es-Ht 81
rr pr were ,,akc.i on The 18th la, about ~ mic. Ian c
am having in ihe e-cch ~ the iir lnfk ieel 'ii'
,ir. was .n.aue,! last February. lot u lon to wgtf-
logged, Oh her puAlcc from - Joan.. ~ Tor Etiai INC
:; + vas tuSyc,. ,ity the haTbcr Of Snir;i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

&C. jJyf:S's ITALIAN CHEMICAL. SoN.
TIVE most blessed ani wonderful remc'J ever u''''e'7
L lof liz CERTAIN and permanent cure ct al
disease, aui Erupuous ~ iir SAh,
Pnples Salt Uheum. Scufyy. -, t,.,
rl,cbc Ia fact ny ,tcuIemeu bu, the public mus, be on
their guard against .,,,,-, =, ,.,,-,,,u.
who ntri,,t counterfeit tn, valuable. anl ~ lH Wo
ing ract blessed a.e i:sacr be not deceived AK
lar ion,'s italia tcu.ca soup Ii tcy otter YOU nHot
do not touch L. II YOU Us dangerous OF u,ec>- Va
r,,cuIrly for homes italian Chemical soap We POSITIVE
Is warrant the above DO ~ real qualities II ulso III 'ic '
surprising manner
Changes DARK or yellow ssIn
To hcal;y fire cientnGss.
Many may think Is n0we eSAggeTa let such tfv u once
has m hundred, ui cleared the skin o iccHlcf IAN
sunbrn Iorplcw also BE- col-crntc,y ret"n'ngn
ci Tor old sores r'ngwnun. AMI sore heads jieaS ' w
rciarts 10 who lsc du's 30 their pmc;'cc "a r., -
But mind II Jones' sap ms done. md -,l eiech -
cur, &c; II no. where c,c ris but -, III. H "l W
American Eagle y Chatham street un, ~ bnS'dwny' ~
y: IN Boston le,huc's state 81 Heie I+nsJI pun
iugs pha,.phr ~, KING Il Charleston : =; ''Eh nm
custer lr. and S Hayes ~ Fulton street DfooSN" L. l.
In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
RICHARDS. CRONKHiTE & SHAW
II Exchange place, L.. I,

- 49,, =, :; &c. &c
rrEr IN cases S;r7cs P.siq, y, com
80 ca...s DIacs. blue, green bfl"A '.iS i5' '''
vrv,T ianS ss5s1gsEs-lO caes comprising 'eiy Of e'lo''
a gI " SO cases Oxford bac, cadet aai brown
mixtures. and eiui! blue. -. 80, c,,,- ,,,. me
dunn and line qualities ltt
-. ,,Srrs' :; vRipE sIlI bales super i"lItii-
Nv,.E ~, - 80 case, yery heavy. "a ,.,,.,
,, IN ,H ,r;[grs-,O case. Faruum * Eiy' W. siw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

rr,rA,o ArrIl lj-SH;;itday exceedingly dl: DIZZY
,,,t nr ma business lavir: been transacted W heard VI
but two ng sales Of Flour p OF lv} onIte's .ase
cannon brand one init 81 49, and the other at - u
snail o Of Pork II barrels brought log Tire prime ~"
a N ia mos sales OF lnr made at cents IN nlicr
II * cont, WAS made i; go bushels ori aud refused some
so bushels sold nj - cents tirkh 1"e' i III s'e''
Innnd. Nothing dong III gram - -
NILES. Mich, Apn G-Prolueo IN Tore;-IIe MICS h i
oniran Of Apn i says We have been ayo:ci VIM 'ic
Einnr .u,srcn ri the u Flour, Sc IN s"i. t-
.re ni the different points The -, joseph River NJ 5iS
- .n,i Colon there 5Gn bLls. Flour: Aunivll!e is'
r.t,n,;ne l5.l Elknr In. lGSa Mi.iawaka. u ~
Suuif BEND l 2O;N: Portage Point 100 Nics ISL; fe;
,n,i;., oi Wheat this valley and IN lie iisi :
IA 10 b,hol, OF which 10 -0 in store a tbs paln ncic
lsu,c tzG bushels Outs. lWJ Dds rom" '' 40 ''A' ~
70 casks NS!e-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20
TO RESTORE. BEAUriFY AND DRESS
Thu. III MAN ilAlR.
TO ACTUALLY FORCE IT'S GROWTH.
AND CURE DANp@bFF. sc.
rri,I noTIlgy--ql!EGE elilLLiN,

TrlSI. !.ES---Ti!EEt. SltLLint'a
rs,C THOSE who have used Jo~gs Cor HAIR HE-rOE-
4 .rIyEk,ov e,eelen, iatss To I'M. "iS nv 2
,,iy thai the ttct OF our scns TIRE '!ls n" go, n,
Prove the truth oi our statement and ia we nfe iT ~, VI
persons trying small nt of ct We 'ylr't r 10 ON
s l"@ T ,Hn Sa,mI. Intended Hario grow stop ns
oi. cure Scuri or ian'rul and MAKE sh c o. @ cam
exceed lls-lt mahe truly b-utIt and k7f', u 10 ill.,
indeed The most se2negcnl H., supin9f aLatn r Of the
AnnFean Iage 8. Chatham s. NeM . -, p'nsi
phia ~. ll,nr t.. Charleston. : Z. ~ !"
IAYNE'S HAIR TONlC.-Every body praise, Jazz
iiuE ?SJc and tot h., be-, tso I tue cS ", y Of o
NOR rcfqmnF the iu loving cSi OF r wan vhih m%iu,,
adorned lef heads n yo, TnSn II H. - y p c9
.cfe hand, auer HAIR. It the very thin: ioI yejl
saesS so' r &g e per- % 5 5SSs No. SCUM "a street.
sold yhalcsne and retail. BY y - & u. SANDS ~ tul-
,oa-,: 273 Brond,ay aud Il Eas; Hforalvny. mll29 la
SpLENDiD Old CASTLE soAp-ony . cents cents. a
Scented SoaIs Tor shaving and wishing lfom to " cents
E3 IH SLY hH Ta ESTlX XHH EEHfMsET
and 50 Broadway The only depot' IN me city whee inc
genuine Italian Chemical Soup and Jones E9ai Id9f
TUE SPANIsII LILY WHITE, er milking ladies' c,eek'
We warrant 1t not to inure. Sold nt the 'Ira Of the American
Eagc - Cmsn--tIee and S23 iGoad"uy. " " lS' ful-
tuu-tlce.t Rto1klgG state siIce,, Boston. H. In
SiTlilIE RED OR GRAF HAIR CHANGED TO dark
si far % cent, o. 81 battle 1t the % Of tie Amencag n
Enicn-,trert Wrookyn NJ I'm
no DRESS TIE HAIR DELIClOUsLY;-'To make 4
Of lone coral Hair R,ofa,ye tnt viii make 50 and keep
long tc be s present ,In eyer SO pad n IA
Bron!aoy. X. T.; ~ Fulton street, Dfooklyn NJ In
4 SCIENTIFIC EXTRACT OF sAEisAPiRtLLA
iiniufs with mercury minc' Per'on, VIE @ ,g;Hs
sarapani shoni get one - cent package Of jon ES M
DX which Is warranted 10 CONTAIN Oi 'c MEDICAL
urop,rcs oite sold the of the hncncnn Eagle.
& rhalm-tfee aud 223 Broadway. ~ Fulton street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

EXt.ur0Lr$:iINt AS'rf.i'I> at,irle Is combna-
= ton OF elementary SuI1utcs having Nton2 t'nnpy ',
-, ri, ,tf- which lite l. !ti c"niIUni sto-Sf b'M III
~ rifar,cr The lfr,y nHi DURABILITY ut iht p'i u un
,rt, 10 The r,r driste article g.! furniture flisli ~ nst.'
,,..,,.-l ,.arfr Italian Marble. ui.J i'rfilH-'" itieit 1l
or military ral~ s.. unsurpassed. IL nppiiAnh
,.u ltlr labor 20 restore tine article 10 ~ uRnh i'.
~, 'E,r-.i,y II SANDS X 60. Gmnir Bulldm.. -
E,,,l,,,v r,r Chamber. -. 49,, hy y u. \ ~ 'u -
Fulton t.. ~. sand, = Co " Ea'i b'J"'"@y' i''' '''
u..hL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-20

r!YD IRON ASTERS-Fcr sale, Mil Sites IN The iInmcd
oie uei=ts'roo Of Btniunol' toa AMI Iron le OF TIE
i,S; oti eua,s tauic p'iut &" tide wie wii.'.
such cal and irc are iuulio.ct Tie communication :
crrpele win liaae'pha aud Glii''Io b.; ,aia ana Nal,
way iI Pamphlets descriptive Git!r property. ami tafci
iariia,icn nIiiy to Archibald icn.yr'. haAy r. Arn.sd
Robertson lhlltcp'a or :" the undersigned ut US s'e
rnau;, EXCHANGE Ne. ok. wier. j.. -- specimen; 'i
ecnal rud ore s-o map, and ~ctpn Of the property
ul0t;ns ~. Il. .i-EI ,'Ivli Engineer.