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TwENTY-NINTn CONGRESS-
House or Representatives.


WASHINGTON. Jan. %, 1916.
After reading of the Journal the Florida contested
Mr. STEPHENS, of Georgia, having the floor spoke in
favor OF MIR. Cabes right 10 the Mr. stephens is
whistle. He makes an impression whenever he speaks,
not only from his manner but from the usually good ma
telal OF his speeches He is wing.
brough.
As soon as he had concluded Mr. SAWYER Of Ohio,
rose and moved the previous question.
ms gave rise to long discussion on points Of order
bama. Davis OF kentucky, SC An appeal was made,
that the sitting member should be heard in his de-
fence.
The SPEAKER sad that the previous question cut of
all debate of whatever kind the business before the
The motion for the previous question was then put
Tellers being appointedfor the prevou, question Is;
againstit9S.
Mr. DAVIS Of Ohio then took the floor and made q
speech in favor of MIR. Cabell.
NJ, GordTn Of NY, and Mr. Cabell, Of Florida, rose
together The Speaker recognised Mr.. Gordon. Mr..
q said he would yield the floor to Mr. Cabell for
sonal explanation.
Mr. CApELL was proceeding to make an explanation
and brought in of the facts of the the
Speaker said he must arrest this proceeding
rules OF the House. and this violation of the rules
Mr. Cabe was still permitted by the House to make
explanation personal to himself He said that the
charge made against him. of violating personal friends
ship could not be sustained. He had no particular
bosom friendship for Mr. Brockenbrough more than he
nad Tor nifty or hundred members of the House As
the reference to relationship he did not know that there
was any particular relationship, but, by inquiry he
cousin of his (AIr. CabelD
ton.
MIR KING of Georgia, wished to offer en- amendment
or even to have read for information, but this
fused.
call of the House then ordered; but the usual
proceedings on this were suspended the roll
was called.
The previous question then sustained on the re.
solution that G. Cabel is not entitled to his seat
the floor of this House,
When the clerk to the of Jefferson Davis,
mat gentleman rose and asked whether the resolution
read has seat" The Speaker replied that it did. Mr.
Davis then said that he would not vote that If
his seat he entitled to it,
=, The yeas and nays resulted yeas los, nays $3.50
Mr. Cabel is turned out of his seat.
The yeas and nays also ordered on the second
resolution OF the committee that Mr.. BrocAenbrough is
entitled TO seat in this House. Yeas 90 nays 3d. So
Mr.. Brockenbrough has got seat and is an NJ G.
MIR THOMPSON, of Mississippi moved to reconsider the
vote till the (blank day of February give Mr. Cabe
time to produce other votes which it said could be
proved by him. Yeas and nays ordered Yeas So nays
81 So the House refused to reconsider.
Mr.. BRocKENBRoueH was then sworn in and the House
adjourned in great confusion hardly giving the reporters
time to seal their letters before the cars start
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Domestic Iml,ortations.

NEw EMBARRASSING Charlemagne2o bills pork and lard
70 do hams Suydam, Sage co-26 do moiasses Victor
Duckwitzl0i5 pigs lead Rogers25 bbls alcohol La.
then son8 bbls Cram-20 do pork hhds shoulders IA
ties hams Isl bbs $50 kegs lard Mechanics do clover seed
Ayres Tups-If bales hemp Wilson Brown20 do Chau-
team Merle Saniord-40 hhds 36 hides bbls Roberts
Wams-l07 bales cotton q + Darby24 hhds sugar 1863
bbs moasses Roberts Willams-ls4 bales Lee
yechl9o bb mossse 90 hhds 100 empty bbls Draper
KEY WEsr-Brg sally Ann-4 casks copper Brown DIM
mck-l Dbl oil q Terry-35 bales Ashby 4 Poole
40 ~ Maand-i3 hides Babbags Mon-2 boxes bottles
w Ross.
New ORLEANs-ship Sutana- 90 hhds sugar Buckmeyer
sons00 bales Bossange-36 sugar Matthews
- box Gould Banks 50 hhds sugar Morgan2 pkgs
Nelson bales cotton Lippre2 hhds tobacco Storm
Dubois coo barrels ndze W Nesonol9 pigs lead Chon-
haw, Merle & Sandford- 3 pkgs Whitlng-2 Mason &
Ihompsonl0 pigs lead lead Bensonl5o barrels molasses
Lyman Pameray-A8 hhds sugar Roberts & Williams-2o
bales wool Wood-236 bales cotton 30 barrels molases20
hhds sugar to ordeI.
ApALAcHIcoLA-ShIp Atalanta Raymondcargo 2S7 bales
cotton-Robert Williams 35-Cons Carhart 45-Van Ars
dale & Wanock 85-Boo Johnston 30-J Phillips
I'D Magic hdes-D Mills 2 boxes aobacco-M Emanuel
80 do-Perkins s Hopkins H-Cener 81 II Talman l3-b
Hoyt,
CHARLEsToN-Jan 13.-Ship Catharine-l57 bales cotton
Ralph Post-699 bales Spofford Teston &co-65 bales
Phillips-8 bales Atwater &uford75 bales Taylor Rch
p crates feathers Cameron Moore &col hid box Bre
yoo-2 boxes Collins Cahal box Hoffman &co-l0 bales
leather Gilman, Small &co39 empty bbls David Hndl do
Kemp-2lp pigs tin John Keso-32 kegs white lead and
box VIM Porer.- box Lessng-2s bags ground-nuts G
Baeaw-l box Mathewson-2 James Dows-5 terces
rice Richardson 20 bales yamJ Undehu26 bales
order.
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MOBILE, January l6 1876.
The Markets-Ow Relations ,cith Merico and Eng
land &c Sc

MOBILE, January TO- 1910.
The Markets-Om Relations 10Th Merico and Eng.
land, &c. &c.
On:Monday, 1000 bales of cotton were sold on
Tuesday, from 1000 to 1900 on Wednesday, from
1000 to 700 and yesterday, about 1900 bales more
changed INDEPENDENTLY on Northern and Span
sh account making in all from 5000 to 5000 bales for tho
three days.
On Tuesday, some of our -four dealers were somewhat
elated by advces from New Orleans the effect that
this article had gone up there from a5c per barrel
Now you must know that the advance was predicated
upon advces received from the North and these same
accounts reached this place day earlier than they
Did New Orleans; but, is always the case our mer.
chants had to wait until they could hear the peo-
pie in New Orleans would Co. So after being four DAYS
in possession of the advance, they got their ideas up
after the merchants in New Orleans had told them Il
must be done. Whiskey also stiffened up but went
down again the following day. and can now be bought
the latter only for small retail lots and the former for
au ton sales and large Wholesale lots Rio Coffee firm
400 to 400 sacks damaged voyage from Baltimore to
this place commanded from St to Tic per pound cash.
Oregon is still the absorbing topic Mexico notwth.
standing the begerent character of advices from there
is forgotten IN the all engrossng debates Oregon
because not weak Mexico, but powerful England is d.
How marked the contrast between of our south.
hot bloods and the ultra abolition of the West
and North, upon this subject and that of Texas True
it may be SAID that Texas not ours was offered
whereas Oregon is without doubt ours but at the
sahio Amo, eAteusiou over either the
same, and bring about the same apprehended conse.
quences, viz. downfall of government from too
great an extent If territory.
Ere this reaches you you will doubtless have received
the news, per extra Topc of the of our affairs
with Mexico, as also the condition Of the people, among
themselves, in that country Paredes, it seems is de-
termined to revolutionise the again for an
pineness against the United States The same outcry
overthrow Santa Anna, and it is now destined to
overthrow Herrera. Department after department has
raised the standard Of revolt and although Herrera has
been clothed with dictaoriai powers and has delegated
the same to such commandments still adhere to his
eminent little yet has been done to check the nro
gress OF the rebellion. England seems has had Yu
catan secured to her in lieu of the debt due her and
this taken in connection with the extraordinary conrse
Of the government towards accredited minister Mr.
Sdell would lead to infer that secret influences
were at work. Wonder if " the man with white h,,,
has gone to nterpose againi When last heord Of he
was said to have mo time for CHAT but hound for
Vera Cruz"
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED SrATEs-Jan
23-E d. Baker, ESQ, of Illinois, VIM. i. Swami.
Esq OF the District of Columbia and Samuel Rush Esq
Of were admitted attorneys and counsel
Tors OF this court No. 81. r. X Call ct al. VS.. VIM s.
Peter In error to the court Of appeals of Florida Mr.
Thompson having stated that the matters in controversy
mad been agreed to between the parties, this writ Of
ror was dismissed with costs No. 49, j. Aspden's exc
cutor complainant, VS.. NJ. Aspdens executor. The ar
gument OF this cause continued by Messr Reed and
Williams for the respondent.
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COMMERCIAL.

New DIX, saturday, Jan. "a.
contrary to all expec the
feet upon the market and there many sellers willing
to operate at yesterdays pricesbut even at that we
hear OF nothing beyond retail.
CorToN.-The letters per steamer Hibernia werc dali
vered SO late that transactions appear to have been
made on the strength Of the news-the advance of one
eighth OF penny on the lower grades at Liverpool with
healthy state of things at Manchester is calculated to
bring shippers in the Market il holders will make some
abatement from the present rates
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Huat, Woodward & Conner-i Wolf 4 Bishops Cook &
as':s Ms TTs %SS. sS
stprgs. shay-t5 bdlss iron bag, chain Cousdsn
ton. ao Sse SoS S, iron no. Sdt: Do 100
sons MiIIs5-is carfIs insodsSy Co.. .HnSi
shsdSa Phsp: cc sos.s $ p.,:.
GIBSON css s.;
ssewartm4a Kingsland-a5 Teoker, Mead & Coco
tons coal Tnnble-7 hid. CouidwsIi 4 CO., M n
Shortsr-a Coffin Bradley & Col Bnninger-es Reiss
LrERpooL-Packet ship Montszums-s 2 bars iron NJ Viii
s,s, Jao Gsou cGI BsISss S.oSe
case Jno Jscksoni cases Andrew MiscSe-so cases i
ered w Fishers cases Richardson Patson-
cases punca1-ts case: Godfrey. Pattison
h E. Thos Hau,-s {. Co%;oskIl2 Nevin coscs
BnSs q II Ua.. jas s.s R
ay5%a CSnvsap col {, rn, CO.'S
ses Z Clark-aesJ MeMconey-sc {. 8 Doney-aa cases
s,s
COL c,F Wnstsn-i cs Francis Tones Son 90 cs bis
sas sss bag ax hail; B. ..4
2cs Newbod x COLI csl bl II Hammer Cog cs
W smhD7ss bales Jno Nnchol.on COS 9. Cray CO
9es4 bales Chittenden Bliss-9 Morris Hunt-i4
Bradley shar bssn co
e Rsi:s Blohers2s Pearre Coil bale; Toeker
-sK Twins . Curs-5 Bramhal Cot w Coming
ce@S Le Alden Gear Cromwell
l ses .s S'% CA GLIB s,s:
~ cs Garner Co Lewis Go-.o Wright Large Col
shs1de bale H,ssa.@iW Smith Geo
En Ss.
iron Mo5ewoodms cks Hasluek Co22ee hI, Tin plates
Phelps Dodge-2060 sacks salt 100 coal MARSHALL
yl6 bars ckS ) bales order,
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but very small quantity has yet found its way
The rivers do not improve.
Henry Clay, who has bpen bstering about the Ohio,
on board the old Hickory disembarke hatcher think
ing his chance of arriving here small He. how
ever, missed figure that boat arrived here yester-
day Alderman T. g. Benson of your city was on board
and went ashore with Mr. Clay. Professor Bronson ar.
rived here yesterday The theatres all doing we'll
Harry Placide commences an engagement at the 81.
Charles next week.
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RICH SILKS, CASHMERES, SHAWLS, &c
70 Tor ; s. ssu :
wholesale Ff.s: b,,. ,.e,,,s LAM. Ia, Of
Rich Fsssch Six Goods, &c.
A'o' several consgnnsnns Of which will be sold hit
The being advanced they have concluded
~
the Great Auction s.esi viii make
S
70 s. s in the way Goods
~; rs Isl friend. and customers.
made in this they will sub
81 the riches. and mos. costly good. tia.
anys s ss h We would
csR. hey are psIseily .atsfsd -. a'1' 70 Guy e'
SHY oE :' p III z 's'~ns
SILKS-SILKS
is sa rich e DARK Silks. reduced Is
yard now only 10 and &c.. - -'' Pe'
dt sas i:siIs 70 . s1..;s: ::
importer this season At 81 be sold at 81 per-
One yard wide splendid Csmson Striped Silks, reduced 50
Qmbre Striped Changeabls Silks, 4s Cd peryard.
Rich HGris0a!s s s Silk. I'll reduced
Magnificent Bocade Silks rich any that has ever bean
Wide Satin Striped basi sE. hav. been sold ,hi. season
T. na T. per y T,ds 9e a. RHINE.
High Iu.ue Gro de RAine.. s7 nehs. wide only 81 per
x"id' Black s sH zS,Iset.l sissA s;sd
large stock Of shaw and are 20 be sold soon
as sas. oag 1s rates.
SUPERIOR Cashmere Shaw all wool that We have been sell
Extra fine Double Centers all WOOL that have been selling
Paris Square shawls reduced from $50 to s
Lyons Broche Long shaws, white and dab ground only
Paris Long shawls extra size reduced from $50 $40
fs Long s an $50 'aw
'''' tAaiMhEREs, MUSLIN DE LANES, &c.
Between We de
Reps and Just bought at great reduction from
Cashmere T. COsse Nousselin de Lame re-
Mons: hde LANES; rar1ue. Lupin Co. Manufacturers.
al 81 ps q. lame, of the sam. make. bright 4,
wool only Is Cd per yard
Lsas'
Cashmere E. Cosse. superior quality price 81 reduced to
W. hay; ,sys: aho, , good. not
well FRES M IL coK T ss ss'.
large lot Of Paris made Cloaks just imported and will be
'0 s1i a. sisrf 3D. SsGs:in: ak Co,k,
than they Be- made is or IN
Velvet s at D,asIs, ss.i pHxfSs &C.
Splendid lot rich Plaids reduced IS per cent
ali ecS safss :fy shssR pre. wa.
si 81
r Ss4t ssf ss. Cloths
all sizes and widths, az great bargains, -
Hpckabuck, Birds Eye, Scotch and Irish Toweng.
A large assortment of Flannels.
Bleached Long Cloths, with full and general assortment Of
Family Goods.
We have not specified the particular styles and prices of the
above goods intend reduce them such prices will
secure Immediate sale.
EMBROIDERED AND MUSLIN DRESSES &C.
splendid lot of Evening Dresses will be sold at halfthe
usual prices having been purchased great sacrifice.
$50 Embroidered Chmizes which viii be sold very cheap
100 Dozen Linen Cambria dkfs at ss % and los
40 Dozen Of Gents French Linen Cambria Hdk and will be
sold exactly less than they Import which Is
about 50 per cent less than the regular price. :
We vet Scarfs only q.
20 Styles Of Ladies' Neck Scars will be soldvery low
With great variety of other Fancy Goods 49,
in New York. they will do well call Terms cash or apr
proved paper. j. N. 4 T. III. SELBY CO.,
No. 15 Broadway, New York
aupin seydous seber Co. just opened being
tailed from 30 to Is per yard less they have been
sold for by the This market We invite all to call and
MO 1uxrn
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LIVERPOOL CLAssIYIcATIoE.
Passengers Arrived.

LIvERrooL-Ship CoTnelia-Mr Werner Mr. Tart and % in
the seeraGe.
LvEnrooL-Ship Montezum-Dr Jacob Beakley, New
York, Mr. Thomas Richard, Mr. VIM Gaeshem, and 70 In
the
MoNTEvrpEoIn brig Amazon, Baltimore-Edward Day.
SON. Robert Hunter and John Hunter Of New York. Chas
Zimmerman. Of Bue Ayres. -
HAyRE--Packct ship st Nichoas-Wm ii Vesey, u 8 Con.
su Lewis Cas-, Gen Anthony Atoise and in the steer.
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LAURENT g. BROTHER,

IMPOhIERS OF FRENCH GOoDS,
kE pleasure in informing their cuytomers that they
have just received by the packets Duehcsse
and Iowa their fancy spring goods cSnsuE o. ans
Barge Balzorne Tafietan Jaconets, the largest
assortment Of Broche and prnted long and square shsw
not be surpassed BY any importation this Spring Your hind
attention TO- and inspection Of the same respectfully solicited
~ - - LAURENT BROTHER.
i,i7 Im-r No. William street.
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DR.. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
CON SU M PTION.

Colds Coughs Splitting Of Blood, Bronchitis, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Asthma Pain in the Side and Breast,
WhooPmg Coqsh Group. spd all DIS
Broken Constitution,
&c, sc.
rJNHS Celebrated Remedy" has by its intrinsic viz
tues acquired celebrity which be shaken BY
the many auack Nosrums with which the country aboupds
be relied upon for the speedy and Of all
Diseases OF the Lungs II literally sweepog Consumption
from the land, yhaever introduced and becomes known
all others dwnde into insgnicance The public have been
humbugged long enough resort medicine which
the testimony Of the most eminent physicansn the land has
up, by publishing columns Of forged certicatesbut it
enough let the public know where be obtained and
trial will convince all Of its great efficacy curing those
distressing diseases above named which have baed the skill
ofihe most learned pIactitionsrs for ages heretofore
which introduced the public and ample proof
afforded Of its by the being flooded with Bal
sans, Candies and MxtaeS Of Wild Cherry, not one of
which PREPARED by regular physician although they
have assumed The names Of r:pectsbe physicians gye
them for the 95lBns and gsnuiue Hyepaaton which only
Race street Is, Philadelphia.
fresh supply has Just been received and for sale
by y. H. Ring DR.. Minors old stand corner Of Broad
way and John street; X A. Sands, Church Dnpen-
2 Bleecker corner Mnee John B. Dodd III Broadway cor
Of 9Th street. Lewis Lane, a27 Greenwich streets John C.
Hart s Grand street. Of Norfolk Horace Eve
rett IS Hudson corner Leonard WIN Bailey, corner
Fulton and Sand streets, Brooklyn; Cook Pros
pect and Bridge streets BrookIyn and Benz OIds zs Bread
Lane and Hoadey Phelps Co., i2 Water New York
n29 1neodsr
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- JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.

JUDJE FUN 1OUhCELF.
IIUNTERIAN DYSPENsARY, No. Division street. es-
ablished A. 1885, by the for the
cessu treatment Of disease Of nature and for the
sale of DR. HUNTERS RED DROP. This medicine is
the only remedy earth that safely be relied tho
roughly this hord di1eese without injury to the
all else have failed comprehensive treatise accompanies
each vial with full directions which is warranted efec
tually all how long standing how
deeply seated in the system with less trouble to the patient
world or no pay will be taken. Price 81 per vial.
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a 4 a u r H + + OLLUW WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
IS NASSAU STREET.
VI EDICAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
MEMBERS Of .s New York College q ssie.s
he constitution business. ps
those dseass vast q sSsrss
Has ?, S Sa q:
n or the crre Of eonpsn attends for co1ss
''!lsa Ssy and a.dsn. 81. cur.
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY lNvALIDs-reno.s
have % them chest contain
S ing al ,sqIs 70 pesrI radical cure
traction and treatment received elsewhere Il any, and
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
I'VE TONIC MIXTURE, Prepared BIZ the Coilessl
a % e ss q S
sre Indulgence or eress q any kind IL an invsusbls
SEIPER ai: Specific sis SSiii PILLS,
r. The rs:ut Of wenty years. II the Hospital Dc
ssIe:sI s: a1siiss
al, s ol .n r,' .eSss s%s s ss
the CSE Tf;is' XII
q q =,
s e. d:y
without oroushly cleansing the system with this Justly o-s
se:: g. each !. case, q h.f .do.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSAH
RILLA, GENTlAN AND SASSAFRAS
DREPARED By the New York College of Medicns and
Pharmacy, established for the kerr Thu
refined and highly extract all he pu
Tying qualities and curative powers OF the above herbs con
IDENTIFY recommcndcdby the College infinite oany
extract ofsansrarn at present before the public maybe
relied certain remedy for all diseases arising from an IN
pure state Of blood such scroa rhcun
bloches OF pinplcs ulcers pain in hs bones joints nodes
euareous eruptons
from the secondary eeca osyphs ~ njudeious usssy
mercury.
Bold IN single bottles, ss yesnuprss
n cases 81 half dozen bettlss, ffD
Cases forwr ded to ali parts Of the Usion.
~. B.-A liberal discount wholesale purchasers
Skwrs ". g. RICHARDS0N. ". D. I
% The Concentrated Extract Of Sarsaparilla, Gen
sppesile Ludlsw street
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MOTHER'S CORDTAT--

superior efficacy Of this article when used in the last
stages OF pregnancy that femalewho has
once its benefits would be willing any s9nd
tlon to be deprived of It. Its effects shorten and dmi
nsh he suffer Child Birth one half
place otn ct,ld and mother in a state of safety.
THIS IS no Quack article. but the prescription of reguia
Physician who has made this branch Of his practice
tuar study For sale at 1872 Broadway Of John street.
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10 THE PUBLIC.

UE EUKHE ". CHdF ~ ~
IMPROVED MINERAL FAMILY PILLS, DYePEPTlC
Bters Cough and Cholera Drops, and other Medicines.
prepared from his recipes Of than 40 year. tested
Jaundles pIop.ie in the Head and Chest Liver OeIsc
depending Liver and Ashmatic Aec Fixed Pains in
the Chest and especially diseases Of private nature, -
now offered to tine public by his the old estab
ished office 90 Canal aud ohr only authorized agent
notice. ialo 2wsrc
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TISSUE PAPER.
Dnnn REAMs Tissue Paper OF assorted qualities and
ZOOU colors, for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
iio ~ re- IS and 81 Nassau OF.
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READ THIS.

READ THIS.
LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line, specially
"A those of standing advice medicine a
ts the first Application, asher residence required
No 81 Resdsstrssa 8. HEINE M. n
an ep>nvS
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TO THE PUBLIC.
GIVE MY ARTICLES TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF

GIVE MY ARTICLES A TRIAL AND JUDGE
FOR YOURSELF.
WARRANr them all TO be as represented or the money
:. MY EAU LUsTRAL HAIR RESTORATIVE
This unversay approved and admired article free from
DENT spirits, essential OIL and other destructive
ts cleans the hair erpeditously renders beautifully
bright, and mpas the delicate fragrance Oft dowers
Hair washed with this Extract soon becomes pleasantly soft
and luxnriant In it, growth and will positively bring
hair bald heads by and hair been made harsh
and turning grey falling OUT by the spirit other
improper p!epsratons will be restored natural
or and brilancy BY few applications Of Eau Lustr
against and ndallibe cure IN
venting the falling of ofths hair and turning grey.
Ii Is the simple produce and immeda Of
plant. alu o the hair endowed with proPsrtie; higy
Of the corrosive action Of the Preparation and dry and
hair and gives it beautiful gloss and sofness, and
agreeable and vvifying PeTttspnms,,cp
Nature inexhausbls mine, winch experience and
study will always find excavate thar
alone WHICH produces all that calls ention, and which
he would do better, perhaps, to name adaptations
For sale, Wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUEL, Psrfumer and Chemist,
. No. Is South Third street, Philadelphia
and by my agents - JaoQuemod No. AIS Broadway r. A.
Artnul Lafayette Bazaar Nos la and Isl Broadway; A.
Premiums awarded the Franklin Institute. n6 Intro
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Fits! FitS!!
lvANS' VEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infallibIe rene
dy for Epleptc Fits, Falling Sickness Commissions Sc
One the Of this Invaluable Medicine ac
ed for seven with this dreadful disease and during this
ceivng any benefit on the contrary the fits fire.
quent and violent and this the universal experience Of all
that thus afflicted. Ii is well knewn that from time
mortal this disease has baed the skill Of all Physicians and
the boosted OF all medicine. Ii fifteen
remedy has been discovered which only restored
him perfect health but hundreds bear testimony
uyulnesbe disease Thanks Dr. vans for the discovery Of
this nfaible Remedy All that thus afflicted now
Principal Office 1874 Grand New York, and have their
and advice given free Of charge where nu
merous certificates of cures may be Price One Dollar
per bottle.
Ivans Vegetable Anti Pills. for removing all morbid
and humors and purifying the blood Price twenty
FIVE cents per box.
DO fm.r IVANS HART. Propr,etor,