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THE
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closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs and
- connosseus the most perfect and extra
ordinary invention Of the day The advantages Of this
novel unique wig 10 il being made without sewing o.
the hair, both in ghtness and natural appearance
defy detection, beautiful and
free that in all Of Precipitation evaporation unmpe
died. and the evils Of other wigs entirely avoided Th
and besusiu Wig the peculiar method Of fitting the head
the manufacturers A. c. BARRY lac Broadway. corner Of
Liberty street, mp stairs M lm-re
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FRENCH ARTTICIAL FLOWERS,

A ND MATERIALS FOR FLORIsTs-H.v,ng just
ceived BY the Havre packets Zurich and Francis
fresh assortment French and Materials Of the best
quality and latest styles low prices take pleasure
invite the dealers the articles call examne
BRUN, LANCASHIRE COURT,
mill lm$mc William
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NEW YORK. MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 81, 1916.
TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

AE4e 1st.
HE ruble r:spsepuly informed that the hlrak.
&: z fi ss fN A.ss
Cana, from Phadsphis 70 R.sbSrgh commenced Mar
ss Msas. HI ~ s escs s
ms b9sss w avoid SS q: and dan
Sass street. doors above sia stTsfs Ar.
LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
ss .sd X Fl s':sf9 daily sii.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE TO PlTTsBUKG.
l7NRH 49,
PlTTSBURG PORTABLE BOAT LINE.
THE subscribers beg inform thei, friends and the public
that they prepared 20 forward goods and
able Boat the very lowest rates: thus nsurns large lots
ss:s SSs in In oSeaae1
saiieisss sassnts; every viii be the
1xSs @ to call b
.ys VS.; vs. ss { 7; =. T a. s.ls!a LAM.
nI0rnInE Line at 2 o'cl0ck.
FOR ALBANY AND TROY.
~ S;Isss: w;:i Fin Esss S s
Red Hook. Bristol Csf Hudson co..asiis, Kinder
hook. , rpov c.,,., ! co,h, rus.r
rh nns and
from the foot Of Barclay street. Returning on opposite
6 Once: q &. .Dp on board HALL
800 - THE PTopretors 81 Steamboat winning
Bell. hing; Would % VII @ y y;.S
and Examine Homer. style q BEN
neat and strong and warranted for one year. by No
NEWARK AND NEW YORK,
x0Gsn ~ The SPLENDID Steamer PAssAIC, CaptJohn
n
until further notices.
Lay ssI Ssrx1l Leave B ssissl New York.
Freight carried very which there
Passac large sac deck aoon furnish
ed. and deck both or freight and passengers
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE,
krrs3s from the foot Of l!lands street,,
Ike he Morning Train Of Cars from Troy west 70
II. EMPIRE. C.ptsia 3 Macy. leave: the foo.
The 81. saSoas oSIUMBiA. Capt wn H. Pesh. will
| day and tr1sy evenings, at O'Clock,
For Passags Fasgh apply Board or at the Once on
Freight must be put in charge Of the Freight AGENT the
Company will not be responsible for loss a20 q
s STATEN ISLAND. S
s ;3 Sc, ,.s n s sy Anil ". s
Leave staten Island at g. TO- II o'clock. A. Nj as, L.
Lesve New York foot whitehall street, at TO- O'Clock
A. M; l., 2.3,A S, o'clock: T. M;
On Sundays the rt boat from the Island will leave at a.
and hef frat hos from New q 9 Am.
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Movements OF Travellers.

The arrivals, yesterday, by means inconsde-
rable although Sunday has seldom been proverbia Tor
the quantity of travellers subjonsd There are at
the
AMEnicAN-J. Freis, C. w. werk, Cincinnati; w.
Dennison, Warrington; George Ransom, do; g. Landy,
Leuisina D. Legion, West Point; Mr. Miller, Rochester;
G. Newell, Albany; N Chase, Troy II. Ibbotson, Eng.
land; C. H. Rockwell, Norwich.
AsToR-S g. Denne, Maine; G. Snow, do; Justice Fly,
Keesville w. sayles Providence; H. Greene. Boston;
A. Hayden Eastport; j. Hcw, Baltimore; w and T.
Frost, New Orleans; sue, Phiadelphiai Z r Lott,
ste amshp Caledonia 8. Miles, Boston; Wilson, Shef
field; w. Wilson, New Orleans; T. Weed, Albany; A.
Backman, Milford; o. Carnes, Massachusetts George
Thsyer, Boston; N stetson Brdgewater; Leo Bait
more; Lyon and Newton, Boston, Thomas Preston, vir
ginia Camp, Cayuga Bridge; C. Msrsh Washington;
c. Gorham, Michigan; w. Rogers, Lockpoit
CRY james French Old Point Comfort; w israel
Trenton; ?. Justice, Philadelphia; NJ Stowe Ssckeus
II weeks, Michigan; d. Thompson GAINESVILLE; Howard
Williams, Kentucky; Benjamin Oettymsn Michigan; A.
Elliott Philadelphia; r. Williams Boston, Hor Smith,
Richmond; J. Jackson, England.
FRANKLIr-H. Hslsey, New Haven; 0. Madison, JED
CO.; II. Holcomb, Albany; Scoveu, Waterbury; Cen
Carpenter, Providence; s. Daniels, Albany; W. 6her-
wood Buffalo; O. Lyman Vermont; ,. Lockwood, New
ark; J. Tomlinson, Vermont sH
HowARD-H. Minor, Wisconsin; J. Watson, Detroit;
J. Ramsay, do; w. Green, Albany; M. jenkins, West
Troy; A. Moultree, Macon Geo; H. Drake, L. Thomas.
Boston; j. Linslaer, Montreal Edw Hart Toronto; w.
Clay, Canada; D. @. Branch, Ohio; F. Easton. Mount
Norris j. Hgbie, Ohio; +. Eclon, Mount Morris Ohio;
Byrum and Newell, U. .. Hon. 8. H Blake, Bangor,
Me; Hon. N. w. Williams, Maine; Hon. Joseph Ander-
son, Washington; J. Stevenson. Virginia.
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M OST RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of New
1 New York. and the public in general that he has located
. NO lsT BROADWAY,
Where be found large and complete assortment OF
SPECTACLES AND READING CLASSES
In Gold, Silver and Steel Frames
NJ w. would also remind the bic, whom he 10 partially
Known by his annual visits 20 ssIat0Ea Spring, for the last ten
enabled determine the glasses suitable for any eye Pe
with weak eyes be supplied with glassos which will
greatly benefit and not strain the sight
Pareusr atts9t,cn . called 70 new style OF PeI.peevs
polish and true ground produce the purest vision and haye
been highly the best in their effect the
and improving the sight contnu writing
and re- ading.
Short sighted persons and such have been operated
for Cataract, also be suited. ~
He new Glasses Of superior quality in old frames,
and socits the patronage of all in want Of articles
Twill all Spectacles purchased from suit the
sight for five years. exchange them without extra charge
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DANCING ACADEMY.

seepc md eonnosseur are sse invited n.psct this novel
NJ M. e
Liberty street, up stair ma lm-re
DANCING ACADEMY.
.a ss sehao Il y ne
whole wms1 and h.: 1sh dancing !. =, ss,s o.
som. aans he noasS:
MI. s.
a ; "
BORDEAUX WINES.
red Wines: Julien Dueru, Chateau Laross MarxeauI.
% casks and bali DO red Wines 81. Julien, Msdoe. Mar
d casks and half do white Wines. Haut saussrns Hsus
s are ;,ss1s s .ss . :
Cd ns s% 9: -n. on jSaN ia Fulton
TO TAILOKS.
.s:s g
s.;
sn r s csn aeeS ~
tuT With EASE AND any q he various styles
81 &. S.s Il
respectable names who testify % 'h' merits Of
snassnsa being practically ssa.s!.sS.a with Nj.
commend Il a. work. complete in arrangement, and in its
C.'ss ..e;r0r ysr SsIss; sSs
e, ass.. sj s5is :
- The abovS BE- Obtained 81 The authof q NO. liz
Brosdw.y. New York. price nom y TO y" psf copy
C0zL no. y:d come, 4 Si A. and :.
these low pices for cash on vx Esq and Broken ~ larry
% i, h.s.s sss' Coal delivered pgTsR CLINTON
EDUCATION.
STATEN ISLAND INSTITUTE, NEW BRIGHTON.
w to his esubmhment at New-Brighton for Classical
which this inss,uts offers viii pc found wor,hy e no,s.
Circulars Eush French, Spanish and 0ernan LAM
guases be obtained at MsSrs HOE Loekw:oa ooas,
The nsrt term viii commence on the first Of May.
HARDWARE AT AGENTS. PRICES.
THE SUBSCRIBER Agen. for several Msnafset1rersI N
:siins RFiss STAINS fscEs consult '''" own
,s f,o:: Sw sess .1 T,s sis ccks r,;..
Flea complete assortment of best east steel.
% Casks Trace. Or and Leg Chains
Bss.s: u y y,e.:' eo oss G Tecs, Key
xso Frying Pans Bed Screws. Candlescks, Bolts Spoons,
Pad Cio,et and Trunk Locks, CSTy Ccmes Hs; *
ma imsMwkF-mc No. IS John street 40 stars
BEDBUGS, REACHES, RATS, MOTHS, &c.
coeiToschss, moths, mice, n.es &c &c, and DE rose.
buss upon bass and for forcing the crops BY the
proper Application uphae Of ammon, and for protecting
the seed when planted Against the worm crows &C.
all this done BY '0''fpfRe lewis FEUcHTwANoER,
% Liberty street, I'd door from William IT
i A hSsl from from Smith corner FULTON and i.ns.r
stres Philadelphia from H. A. D'ssr h'nst Chs:sss st.
EETNCH LUNzK fILTs-I.1,ss win DAD u. .:,s sri
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X5O,OUO TO LEND,

IN BOND AND MOHIuAUE, Tor efm ~ ye4rlns,
above named beongs esaes IN trust and Will p
s,d;d y Sr%s y ;s' &, ss;0
a lmsra
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) NEW INVENTED
WIGS AND TOUPEES.

QATCHELORs new invented Wigs and Scalps so perfect
- ~ resemble the natural hair to defy detection il
scarcely Of regret losing Indifferent head Of
and style Of every weaer and without any Of the veIaou
az WIN. BATCHELOK'S, Wall street, near Broadway
Rem0vedfrom l65 Broadway. mai 1m+m
WIGS, WIGS AND TOUPEES,
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II OWITZ BECKER, No John street, have Just OPEN
- ed splendid Of French Artificial Flowers
teras for flower Makers &c &c. which they offer the
trade, at low prices. mia lm@mc
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FRENCH
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.

!. n. II E N X q X A II "
IMPORTERS, 50 NASSAU STREET, UP STAIRS,
have received by late arrivals from their house in Paris
and osS fer sale large and ehpcs 'sse5Sn q the
in bunehss wrssh. .prg gsrands &c &C. together with
MATERIALS FOR ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS.
embracing variety unsurpassed in richness and extent by
any other importation.
AsoAifcia flowers BY the case imported expressly for
the jobhiug nd country trade. MA 1msr
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fury, but Benton regarded him old lion regard
eth young lion who hath not yet name.
A. And the war men stood agnast LOT tney MAJ
looked, peradventure, to the support OF Benton,
great high priest among the tribes OF Jonathan
a. After which, McDufhe, the righth hand man OF
Calhoun, described the country IN dispute a. re,
Inc title Of the Phstnes to be good to part from
the settlements Of the Hudsons Bay menj
g. A species Of men who fatten upon such things
AZ pine bark, fish oil, and new whiekey
a. A wlry set OF men, who deal IN skins OF bea-
vers, making savosy dish OF their meat.
a. And after that, Daniel, surnamed the God.like,
gave notice that he would speak Of the lesser Daniel
and Charles Jared, of the other assembly OF the great
AS And the next week, the aforesaid Daniel spoke
for {, days, waxing warmer and warmer, until at
length he denounced Charles Jared liar, and the
lesser Daniel the endorser OF a liar.
A. And Daniel, Of York State, essayed to reply,
and did, as well as could be expected havIng gained
the great point Of satisfying himself that Daniel the
God-iike
a. Was used-up expounder Of the Constitution
49, And the debate, at last, was brought TO an
end and the Senate was about to speak Tor peace,
for the men OF peace had waxed stronger and strong
er and stronger, and the war men had waxed weak
er aud weaker, like Saul OF old.
So And Allen, seeing that the notice to the PHI
hstines would be such as 10 lead to an amicable
adjustment"
81 Rebuked the Senate, and declared that " his
voice was still for war"
reproved the great war chief before the world, and
reduced hun TO submission
So. And the peace men took the notice out OF the
hands Of the war party, and passed II as measure
OF peace.
81. But the House disagreed, and arbitrators were
ordered between them, and Allen was ruled Out 9,
the arbitration OF the Senate, and the Senate carried
the day with the arbluators OF the House and 1ney
reported so, and the measure was soopeo %
measure Of peace. ). !.
s.. And the war men were constrained 10 DC
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STATEN us ISLAND Sl

On and aifsr Monday the Goth day Of April the
boats SYLPH and rATEN ISLAM DER, will leave New
York Island follows, until urhe notice.
Leave Staten Island at g. TO- II o'clock. A. MI
s O'Clock, I'm. .
Leave New York foot Whitehall street, at 10, II O'Clock
A. M; "a, s. 4, s, o'clock. T. M:
On Sundays the 6rs the Island will leave at A.
M and the frat boat from New York at 9 A. M.
N.B.-All freight at the risk of the thereof
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ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
II VOELKNER begs leave to aequant his friends and
Es customers. that his elegant stock Of Artificial Flowers,
both French and American has received the
least injury by the late fire at as William the goods
removed time f. " will continue T. sell Wholesale
and retail at the lowest prices 2e William street, and begs
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81 TO LET IN BROOKLYN-An elegant two story
f attic brick House. finished in the best No
- Myrtle II omnibus ROUTE and II but
walk from any Of the ferries. There fine
Garden in the
Also New store. of OF he Of which
all rented Myrtle Pearl street, suitable for
any retail business. Rent very moderate.
Apply D. WRIGHT No 100 fulton street, between u
and two o'clock, or the Office Of JOHNSON FONDA,
ATTORNEYS No | Front street BROOKLYN. a23 lwrfc
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More Cheap Goods.

81 UGAR, Butter and Water Biscuits at l2l
- per pound
;ioId Peas at S3 so each best quality,
ivory Tablets AT 81 l2S eacIl,
Assorted Prcservesand Jams,
Fruits in their own juice. Theoretically sealed,
natural favor and wiIl keep so. if unopened
for years
30 boxes Sardines in Oil 62l cents
10 dn smoked Ilcrrings ut 3 box
Turpen,ine Soap at ID cents per pound
Oranges. Lelnans. English Walnuts and Bra.
zi, Nuts. Sash Tonls from 10 cents 10 3li CTS
Pain, Brushes from Is cents 10 y each
4 NJ. to 50 oz. Syringes. with or without boxes
Hayner's Mustard in jars 81 cents each
Juikin's Ointment 3l4 cents
Calves Teats, Nipples, Shields and Nursing
Bottles.
Oil of Wormseed in once vials with directions
I8a cents each. Ccpaiba Capsules, d"z
in a box, for lS5 cents Il box. THERMOMETERS
for trying the heat. 81 each
Porcelain M"rtars Z aud inches 81 ~ >: 20
Paregorc. Laudannm, Bateman's Drops Sc'
t64 cents bottle. ,..a,
Factory Yarn, Suaar, Coffee and Bath Brick,
Palmetto Hats 20. 25 and 374 each
Lemon Syrup 43a cents per bottle. best q,al,y
Edacfieid, April II "
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Sherifs Sale.

MD Y virture OF sunJry %rils Of. Fieri Fa-
I'D, ciast. me directed will proceed
10 sell al Edgefisld Cour House, or The
Firs, Monday and Tuesday iu May nexI,
The following Property,ia tae following
cases, aio-wit: '3s.''a.''
ThornasJ. Dyson and others, severally,
VS., Anthony Leeke, the tract Of land
whereon the defendant resides, known as
the Owens tract. containing txo hundred
and eighteen ncres, more: or, less. adjoin
inp Of lands Of VIM. Mays. Temple Har-
grove, Daniel Proctor aud the said T. j.
DYSON. ......
David Richardson vs.. David Little, E.
Walton and Others, severallv;, vs.. the
came; :; the following negro slaves, to. wit
Nancy. Dublin and Andrew.
James M. Blair vs,eWm. T. Bush, one
negrp slave .hysthe name of EIlick. 8
w. Ps Buller gvs.5L.T. WiefaH A.
WiefaIl VS., the same5i John l.: NJ aiming,
Assignee, and others seyerally, vs.. the
same; one Carrirge and Harness, Wagon
and Harness. and three Horses.
Terms Of sale cash. 4 ! 4 ,s.ks s;s.s, = "a
II. tB0ULsNARE, S. E.sE. Dr.
April 10 si ess43. AZ
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FOREIGN NEWS.

Our latest intelligence from Europe,
contains little that is new. or Of much i'm
portance. The. proceedings Of our House
of Representatives. and the correspon
dence 10 which the Arbitration was de.
clned BY our Government, produced some
show Of excitement amongst the news
papers Of London. We suppose they
thought, that as Brother Jonathan had
been bullying SO much, it would certainly
be wholly out of character for John Bull
not TO bully little too. The English
press was making some noise, hut from
what we have been able to discern, the
excitement in England at this lime, on the
Oregon question, is nothing like deep. or
dangerous, or ominous Of hIoodshcd.
Iflhe American people become willing
to make the 49th degree of latitude. the
basis of settlement of their controversy
with Great Britain, the matter will ne
easily adjusted; if not. then it may never
be adjusted Without war-and without
most obstinate. mostboody and calam-
tous war. We think the very silence Of
England expresses her calm determin a.
iior. 1t seems, however, that the ma
jority in Congress. and The great body of
our people, are now disposed to yield fully
enough, If not too much to the claims OF
the British Government. We confess, we
are nolmuch inclined to second the AFRO.
giant pretensions Of nation that has heen
domineering over every people on the face
oethe globe. Rather than yield an inch
ofour territory. 10 which we have clear
tile, TO her naughty demands, we would
fight her seven, nay, fourteen years, how
ever terrible and destructive Soever such a
contest might be, TO human life and human
improvement. Some -four public men
are. becoming almos, too good nalured
There isno danger Of a war this time.
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Tte A1Dsrttsee.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL Is. 1916
The. SPEECH OF THE HoN. G. Nc DuFrlE

The. SPlEcH OF. THE Hos. G. McDuFFIE'
We7exclude all other matter TO day, 10
give our readers The speech of our Sena-
tor. General McDufiie. We need not say.
i, is 6 ca, and eloquent produc,ion-it
will recommend itself 10 its readers. 1t
is sufficient for Us 10 remark that il is
fullyin character with all the speeches Of
its great author. II is bold, fearless, and
highly arugmenia'ive, and will lake it's
rank by the side Of the very bes' aud most
splendid efforts that have been made on
the Oregon question.
Our Senator, as he always does. when
justice demands it. has boldly thrown aside
all considerations that might influence
tanner spirits, aud he has fully examined g.
compared the relative merits Of our title,
anj,hat Of Grea, Britain TO the whole of
the territory in dispute. He has also
shewn,tha unless the honor Of The coun-
try were involved in the contest. war
for as barren and desolate region as the
whole Of Oregon territory has bceh found
10 be, would be piece, of..the mot utter
folly and madness ever pcrpetrated by
great, and wise. aud prudent people.
The papers and The letter writer's in.
form usthat Gen. McDuffie, through the
whole Of his remarks, was listened to with
the profoundest attention. by vast and
brilliant, and crowded auditory. Though
he appeared TO be weak, and though The
Senate was filled almost 10 sufficaton, by
the great numbers who had pressed in TO
hear him, yet he was able losmake him
self distinctly heard through the whole
Senate chamber dprins the space of two
hours. the lime occupied in delivering his
speech.
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The latest news from Mexico, shows that
government to be yet in most distracted, and
I. most deplorable condition. 1t is SO wholly
unsettled in its politics, and so distracted with
dissensions, that no man can form correct
notion afwhnt may be its future policy. from
any thing he can discover in the aspect Of af
fairs. there atethis time. One public officer
seems to be leading in one direction, and ano-
sther, in another: one general is leading the
.soldiersStowards one point Of the compass, and
another is exhorting them TO take. exactly an
opposite directions, and the tdeluded army and
people.shave become; perfectly confused; dis
pirited. and aanprincipled, and liable to be led
astray BY any accursed imposter, whosmey
beckon TO tosihemsto&follow him; while, there is
scarceIya uiania the country tina. is capableo Of
performing one noble or generous action, for
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COLUMBIA. April @

O"Lalo bIa, hpIll
Cotton.-The recent news from Eng
land has had a saiutary and inspiring ef
fecr OIL The Cotton market, every where.
aud the article in this town has advanced
TO about the figure from which it had re
ceded previous 10 The arrival ofthe Hi
hernia. We quote fiue article at els.
this morning-prices however range gen.
orally from 6 10 1874. The supply is
very imiIed. and the demand brisk. The
receipts have been extremely light during
the pasr week. The Charleston Market
has been improved in the same degree as
our own, and we now look !or steady re
muuera,ng prices: 1t has been ascer
ained that there is fully deficiency Of
haFa million nf bales in The present crop
when compared with he crop Of the pre-
ceeding year,
CnkN.-Still advances iu price--iho
.aIions ranging from 81 10 s5 GEMS. We
are surprised that corn should continue
thus high. sars.rhe Charleston Market
seems 70 be fully supplied.
Ffout-NorlhHrn brands continue al OIL
former quoalionsAsbut owing to full
AMI increasing supply Of domestic -four
The latter has declined and now rates n
about S. 50 per bbl.
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JNyne's EEperzO,.c,.,,-- -
E0f. reie trncet TO opr udvertixi .s6Ss

10 st,hce,S To-; oos udyer,d & soinmp. n s
snlc in this city We esecm ,,ieosnla Ghsredfor
iss s anaG msdne oassS
and all af lions of the 1prs 1s sor ttroas asthms,
as9na'n.a1fo with Dr. JAY ue we Know ,Ss,
eussn bn nre ss nossqe
practising physician, and the EXPENSE Of aga
Hartford (Ctl Daily Review. - great labor
onH g.re At tair trial--Iye en,kI nd ,nnr. -
one, tina to give ST. J0ynes more ocspy
an docs no; euro the various diseases ot
n,bes & sooner and more eetuay than anu
IN. proprietor willing 30 undergo ahy M pubic
him. ha, nS aad Pipf " %1y proper upon
BRONCHITIS Bleeding from the Luns or TSsss. Mhnsl
srosp and az majority u
and prescriptions fail to do Snn physeiank
Do Soy yoa j. good 90 wiz not harm yaa aa.s ana s
Eds.as,d d. assi,dRSoaBERTssDr Sas b. Jayne. an s,st
hsgsre o. SCapms sis, z;
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CORnRnerclai.

HAMBuRe, April 8
Cotto,.-Since our las REPORT, there has
been but small business done in this ar
ticle, either in 'he way of sales or receipts.
What has been offered met reany sale at
prices ranging from 6 l-2 TO 734; prin
cipal sales 10 Z l2 We heur of no
sales over 2 Sd but learn tha, strictly
choice parcel would bring 3 to s l.2 cts.
PrOuisions-Cnrn is scarre and brings
55 10 ~ meal 5 10 ST. IL; -four, country,
6 50 10 ST.; CaraI Sc 81 TO So; Balti
more Z 10 81 SO; Bacon 6 | 2 1853 /;
by the wagon load Lard is in demand
at to 3 ceuis .-Rrpub.
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Who Can Noubt
THE VIRTUES OF JAYNE'S HAIR
TONIC

Summsruille. N. j.. Nov. 26. 1912
Dr.. Ja,ne-Dear Sir-l send you The
following certificate obtained frum Mr.
Qnick. would just state that became
acquainted with him aboC' two years az /.
AT that time he was entirely bald, with
the exception Of lock OF hair on the back
part of his head, about the size of half It
lolar. aud thai lock NJ hair he told me
had been made To grow by the use "f
your Tonic; previous TO which he posi-
livelv AYERS. he had not a single hair on
his head. The hair new completely GOV
ers his head. and is from 70 inches long
Very respectfully. yours. &C.,
p. MASON
Anoiher Proot Of the Efficacy Of DR..
Juyne's Hair Yonic.--This will certify
tnal was entirely bald for about three
vears. when ! was recommended to iry
Dr.. JaYne's Hair Tonic. procured two
bottles of Mr. Mason. in SummerviIIe,
and using the Tonic for abou, IS months
my hair came in all over my head, and
although noi quite as thick as before, yet
i, is constantly growing. This surprising
restoration of my hair has excited the as
,onishment Of all my acqu.inrances. and
made me al object Of curiosity 10 many.
| am now SIS years nf age, and have rea
son to regard the inventor Of this match
less Hair Tonic, as public hencractor.
JOACHIM QUIi K
New Germantown. ". j., NV .lS42
r. 5 ROBERTS is Dr.. Jayne's only
Agent at Edge6eld Court House.
nFBe,care Of Countsreiis
April ID 3t IL