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DAVIS g. GARRETT,

! n IJLA M 70 NI{tlClCI1 j
HOUSE CARPENTERS and JOLV.ERS
ON a STREET, BErwEss PESr. AvE. AND G ST.
NIOULD respectfully beg leave to return theil
Wv thanks to their friends and the public who &C
promptly came forward with their donations and en-.
abIed them to rebuild their shop which was destroyed
~ fire lew months since with oil is contents. They
are now prepared to execute III orders in their lime
Of business with pronpsuess and despatch, pedgine
themselves that al work conided to their uusa shall
be performed in manner that will eivs entire salts
faction. and their prices keep pacswith the times.
N. Thankful for past favors, we would rcs
pcctfuy solicit continuance Of the public patron
ago. DAVIS & GARRETT.
June lin
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A most singular hooking fish ives recently caush,
q Bristol, r, l. h wss nearly Eve feet in length,
end two and half feet broad the mouth one foot
fom cernsr to CORNER with two rows Of small sharp
isssth. Under the belly were two claws shaped
something like The human hand. On the back part
Of the head wsre several horns. Il could swallow
q child two or three years old with sase.
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The people Of st. Louis resolved. in town
meeting, that Bryan Mullanphy, their mayor,
should not receive Colonel Doniphan and his
heroes on their return, and appointed Mr.
Bowlio, formerly member of Congress, 10
represent them on the occasion of reception
A just rebuke Of the demagogue, who vetoed
. bill devotiug few paltry dollars 70, pay the
expenses Of The reception. sEf sa.o
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ROARDING.--MRS.J ]. R.TAYLOR has sew
- erai vacant Rooms, some of them suitable for
Families. Gentlemen wishing board without lodging,
can be accommodated. A share Of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. Residence corner Penn.
avenue and G street, over Lemuel J. MiddIeton's
Grocery Store. eaI June lin
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To THE PUBLIC.

rINHE subscriber having learned than an attempt
u il being made to injure the reputation Of bi.
MINERAL WATER by the circulation Of spu.
rious article purpoins 70 be his, be is therefore
der the necessity Of publishing the following certi
Gates and respectfully calls the attention Of the Fa.
Guilty and Public to the subject.
A. FAVIER,
Manufacturer of all kinds of Mineral Waters,
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So fast q friend of Henry Clay as General
Taylor has been, says the Pittsburgh CONNER.
cial Journal, and 6rst indicated 10 our prefer
ences through The motion Of John !. Cristen-
den, as he was, Gen. Taylor is Wing enough
for US. Fhe newspapers nominating Taylor.
are generally those that would prefer Clay for
the same station, and only yield him. for lis
friend acho isson the field, at his instance o. The
instance Of his bosom friends. IL 4s t
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The New York Herald publishes letters by
the French steamer from Paris, Rome, Madrid,
Bene, Lisbon, and Cons,antinople, 70 the very
last dates. That valuable paper is beginning
to reap the fruits Of its valuable and extended
correspondence recently established BY Mr..
Bennett.
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II flour costs 1926 per bbl., says the Bait. Sun,
weighing 1876 lbs, and one hundred pounds Of -four
viii make one hundred and twenty -ssven pounds Of
breakdown much profit do our bakers make who
are now selling 81 cent loaves, weighing 10 to 20
ounces thus making one barrel Of -four bring Sl2-
30 to Si3!! An inquisilive bread eater Of our sc-
quointance, is anxious To know whether tie $7,75
profit on barrel Of -four, will compensate the bakers
for the manufacture of il into bread
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A N opportunity is offered Of making safs and
IA. highly probable investment Of SO, 900 60.
500 Of which will only b needed in hand and ,hs
rest in The course Of twelve months. Appicalions
addressed 10 A. b. and leN 4 this office win BE- inn
u,ediatsy attended to and saiistactoy explanation
given. -"
june 26--6tde
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FOR. NORFoT.K

FOR NORFOLK.
The OSCEOLA will leave WASHINGTON
every Thursday, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ, for NORFOLK
Returning, will leave Norfolk every Friday at 4
o'clock, Pm. Passage and fare SIS 90.
JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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A Luxury Indeed!


ZAP OR, TEPLD, AND COLD SHOWER
OR RUSSLayVB. BATH.
THE subscriber, Through the persuasion Of many
i intimate friends) has been induced to fit up the
above establishments ca bath never before known
70 this community for the purpose Of rendering
every necessary convenience and luxury to the cit-
zens Of. this metropolis.
In offering to the public the advantages Of this
most FIJI bath, he would say to those who are
in state Of physical debility, that there is nothing
known that is well calculated to restore the ener.
gies Of the human system The most delicate female
under its influence improves in strength with most
astonishing rapidity. a
Connected with this mode Of bathing, he has IN
ttoduced the Saltwater Vapor, and Shower Bath,
giving to those who desire it. all the advantages Of
Sea-bathing, without the trouble and expense Of
trip TO the Capes. tTE atA Il
His rooms are situated on the corner Of ~ street
and Missouri avenue. Open at all hours from six in
the morning ill nine at night. f, s5,fsas
Ihursdays Of each week are eel apart for the spe.
cial accommodation Of Ladies', when lady will be
in attendance 70 wait on those who may please to
visit this establishment. The public arc invited to
give this Bath q trial.
Terms: Single tickets sTs cents, Or three tickets
for 81 90.
juno ss--am w. WHITNEY.
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For the very interesting letter from Mexico
on our second page, we are indebted to the
Columbian Fountain.
5 4.
The Wings were on hand at the meeting
called on the 9Th instant, at Huntington, Pa,
by the Simon Cameron Democrats 10 nomii-
nate Gen. Taylor Tor the Presidency. The
nomination was made uproariously, but no
thing was said about Skunk and LoDgsIe,h
The Wings then held rousing meeting for
Taylor, Irwin and Patten. nominated the Old
Hero for President, and resolved to elect Irwin
and Patten, amid long and. continued shouts
and hurrahs!
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The New York Mirror, warm advocate Of the
election Of Gen. Taylor to the Presidency, suspects
that very many Of the letters, purportug TO be from
tho Old Hero and recently published are hoaxes.
The Mirror is in fair way to get its eyes opened
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why don't you take the pledge7" as the
woman said to her good man, when she hand.
ed him the little 'un.
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WAsHINaToE, Jun9 10, 9lS47.
This is 70 certify that the water analysed by DR..
Page, fiom the white bottles, was made by Mr.. Fa-
viers apparatus, at his establishment, and that in
the green bottles came from another establishment,
where il was manufactured. st 8st1
iuiy 2-6t w. B. MAGRUDER. M. D.
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II is with no ordinary pleasure that we can an.
nounce, on the authority Of the Baltimore Sun, of
to-day, that the Millennium has arrived. That paper
says that there is at present in this country, mo
controversies, parties, no malice, no hatred no
''envy, no bitterness, no iLwilw
We do not suppose says the New York
Courier and Enquirer, that Gen. Taylor is a
better Wing than Henry Clay or Daniel Web
ster, or John M. Clayton, or Senator Critten
den, or many others that might be named. But
We do believe that he is quite as thoroughly
the supporter Of Wing principles, that he
would be as firm in their maintenance, as en-
tirely under the influence Of the truly patriotic
spirit Of the Wing party, as any one Of those
distinguished statesmen while at the same
time, in maay very important respects, he is
far better fitted to be a candidate for the Presi-
dency at the present time, than any Of those
likely to allow their names to be used for tina,
high Office He is admired, beloved and con.
6ded in, by Che. great mass Of the people, Of
all parties, and in all sections. Il.
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We read, in the account Of the proceedings
which the Hanoverians Of Virginia had on the
4th instant. the following admirable toast:
BY Alex. Gilliam--Old Rough and Ready !:
He has killed ,wo-thirds Of the Mexicans and
all the Democrats: the day is coming when
the lamb and lion shall lie down together.
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The vacancy created in the Indian Agency
by the death of Major William Armstrong,
says the Baltimore Patriot, will likely enough
be filled by tie appointment Of either son Of
the late Major Armstrong. who is a lawyer al
ST. Louis, or of Major Arnold Harris, the son
in-law Of General Robert Armstrong, who has
been in the Indian country great deal with
the late Maj. Armstrong. Of rse--keep the
place in thefaniily. This is Polk Democracy
If General Taylor does no other good, as Pres
ident-his putting an end to the disgraceful
nepotism now prevailing in the bestowal Of the
peoples Offices, which he will be sure TO do,
will immortalize his name.
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IT, -MqCURBIN,4 Barber, Temple Of Fashion
As No. J, aided by that superior workman,
Felix Dean, 9Th st., between Pennsylvania avenue
jun 25-
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The story Of Gen. Taylor's wrongs, says a Mon
terey correspondence told to the people, would
arouse them to the deepest indignation against all
who have combined TO put the good old man down.
Il would make stoic weep to see the war worn,
srey-headed soldier encamped with mere handful
Of troops around him, in q small tent just such an
one as the lowest servant lives inlying still and
inactive, the victim Of intriguing enemies. Be calm
Mr.. - the People only wait to lead him to the
house Of their own building.
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uaIay2O ly
CARD.

CARD.
Mrs. f. REEDER, MiiIner, Dress and Cor
lu set Maker, Penn. avenue, between lst and
I'd streets. junel2
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On the evening ofthe same day four persons
were gravely consulting together 10 one of the
least frequented rooms Of the White House.
The occasion will be long remembered by one
Of the party on account Of the opinions he ven.
tured TO advance. Suffice it to say, that in the
process of debatey Mr.. Polk was finally made
conscious of the increasing popularity of Gen
eral Taylor, and Of the imperative necessity OF
submitting oncemore to become a martyr to the
acquisitions Of party interest. Ball. Clipper.
That the Clipper is right in this information
we kno,v. The Boston Post Of the 9Th instant
has feeler looking to the denomination OF Mr..
Polk by a Convention. Well-we only hope
that Mr.. Polk may succeed in getting the nom
nation.
The victory Of Buena Vista would be trifle
to the victory of l845. Mr.. Polk would be
driven from the field without single electoral
vote in his favora result he richly deserves.
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COLUMBUS 0. WALL, Cabinct .MGker aud
" Undertaken, corner Of 9th and 6 streets.
june Ii
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TOHN ALLEN, Lock and White Smithing, and
j Bell Hanging, Penn. Avenue, opposite United
States Hotel.
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or At the Harrisburg. Pa, Democratic Taylor
meeting the resolutions to sustain Skunk and Long
sreth were voted down by an immense shout
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Che National mbis
SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 10, ls47.

80 for the country, the whole country--and it is
my ardent and sincere wish the individual placed
at the head Of the nation, who, by strict observance
OF the constitution (be he who he may), make us
most prosperous at home, well as most respected
abroad" u. TAYLOR
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"Dill," said Bob, "why i that ssse called suesp.
ing willowl"
"'Csuss ons Of the snsskins drafted things grow
nssr our school house and supplied the master with
the sticks Aat did all The boys lickin-dan il ugly
picture, ~,
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We understand shas The visi,en. Of William and
Mary College, Va, on Monday lsya appointed The
Rsv. Dr., MsMkes 81 New Orleans. President Of the
College. d.. Hawkssis an eminent scholar and
divine. 49,
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The New Hampshire Election took place ON the
9th inst Tho city Of Manchester gives General
Wilson ". gain Of $40 since the election in March
last--s gain in proportion throughout the Disric,
will secure his election BY triumphant majority.
Portsmouth gives Tuck Independently gsin Of
s.; and the allied majority wss upward Of 1900
in the District ct the last election, strong belief may
b sntsetsined Of his success. ttSis|a
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ID FINLEY HUNT, DENTIST, Washing,
~. ton City, Penn. av. between 9th and 10th 4,
june II
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-31

Mr.. CLAWS SPEEcH.-Thc Emancipa-
tor very ably serves up the main practical
plth Of Mr.. Clay's speech as follows. Mr..
Clay says
III the enemy should refuse to conclude
a treaty containing stpulatons securing
the objrcts, desigaatedby Congress, twould
become the duty of the whole government
to prosecute the war, with all the national
energy, until those objects were attainedbv a
treaty of peace
Now, this is barbarous. Here is proof.
Mr.. Clay says:
1.-The war was unconstiutionally COM
menced.
2.-We were the first aggrcssors.
Wv have been the aggrcssors through
out.
This is no war Of defence, butonc unnec-
essary and Of offensive aggression. 1t is
Mexico that is defending her firesidcs, her
castles and hcraltars, not We" says Mr.. Clay.
4.-Congress ought to declare for what
purposes and objects the war is to be fur
Their prosecuted, and the President ought to
conform to this declaration.
5.-Mr. CIIy does not designate the pur-
poses and objects which Congress ought to
set forth in its declaration. Mar, this!
CT Mexico refuses to conclude a treaty
containing stipuIations securing the objects
designated BY Congress in It's declaration,
then thrust the cold steel to her heart, with
all the national energy" until those objects
are attained.
Though this doctrine is hidden under 4
vast am Dlitudp nf potrinti, and MINIS rhp. prir
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Attachment YOfIcn.

Justices Court, Territory o. Wisconsin, Racine
County, -. CAarles Cruther vs.. William Me.
kernen.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to ;he de-
L PENDANT that writ 0, attachment has been
lssHed against hum by the Fajn.iti, before NJ.
Frank, Justice OF the Peace 10 nd for the ,oun.
ty OF Racine, and that his property has been
attached to satisfy the said Plau,ilr's demand
Now unless !he SAID defendant appear before the
atores Id Justice Of the Peace Il his office in
Southport on he 18th DAY OF January, lsA5 a.
one o clock, P. NJ, Judgment vlll be rendered
against HIM, and his property SOLD to paw the deb,
and cesrs. CHARLES CRUTHER.
December -, l-41-n26 Pladuti
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DROBATE NOTlCE-In The n.,rs- of i,

DROBATE NOTlCE.-In the mater Of the
L estate OF JOHN Seton, deceased
All persons interested in the above named es-
tate, VIII please take notice that application has
been made to the undersigned for license to sell
The red estate belonging 10 said estate. Now.
therefore, you Niil appear before me on the first
MONDAY OF January Lext, at my Office. in the vii
iage OF Southport, at tea o'clock, A. vi. of sa i'd
ddy anu show cause, if any Won have, why said
license should not be granted, and the SAID sdmi.
nis'rators have leave te sell according to ter pc.
tton. NOINFY FRENCU
Dec. d, l747.-n21 Judge oil Probate.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-31

II sCANMON, No. 10 Lake street has just
L recer ed an assortment Of surgical and dental
Instruments which will be sold low; among which
tre- aupntating, trcpannlng. dissecting, pocket,
md eve instruments IN cases cupping cases, with
horn and glass cups and pumps, midwifery iorcep,,
bnt hooks. yectis perlora,ors Bonds oyum for
cps Megig, eubtyotomy Iorceps, Bonds OLsoph-
iaus toiceps polypus foTceps, trochars, stetho-
scopes scaracators tonsii sectors, spectrum vsgl-
"a hydrocce bags with stop-corks, stomach tubes,
,ougics Catheers. accupuncture needles, ivory,
,oywood gum elastic and glass pessares susren-
sory b4ndage- Evans 81 IIutchinson' English Ian
.ers. ear spectrum. eye, car end vagina synnges.
! DrxrAL IxsrRrmENTs.-Toothk keys, tooth for
cps in great variety, cuttH~iorceps paie punche',
! ealing and plugging instruments. dnl!s burs and
.>cavatars gum lauccis, ard files. Also, ssd and
/ IL Pol teeth &c.
/ Chicago, July = ~. GIN MS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-31
CHIC,2GO, ILLINOIS, .9GENCY on
THE NEV TORK
ClNTNN IEi CONPiNI.

T7HE CANTON TEA COMPANY has Teen
l. popularity known for many years. This is the
largest and Oldest Tea Establishment in America.
The public have had full proof OF their integrity
and responsibility. But such has hsen the great
and pressing demand for their TEAS Of late, that
they have been obliged to enlarpc to a greut ex
tent their two principal establishments in New
York
They moreover possess facilities in relation to
the Tea Trade, in very abundant degree, and
doubtless, superior 10 any other Yea Company in
America. Their scGupulons regard to all the prin.
cIpies that cad to eletate the character OF large
Establishments unlicd, ana tncy cU"eeqao"s'y 49,
delerm.1ed sell Teas paytr. more fragrant. and
perfect, o the prices, IN the aggregate, than any
o,her house IN The world
they most re ilously invite the attention of ths
inhabitants Of s )utheruN Wisconsin 10 tlieirAgency,
'Gl Lake Ct. CHICAGO, where the following
sorlments are always on hand and they feel no
hesitation IA stating that wherever SIngieridt is
made very great preference Will be given to the
celebrated Teas Of the CANTON TEA COM
PANY.
u Reader, mgke the experiment!
Retail prizes as tottocs, subject IN all cases 20 BE-
returned. i not approUcd n:
GREENS. BLACKS.
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PROBATE NOTICF

4 Ii persons interested in the estate of William
: baIeuan late OF the town Of Salem in the coun.
" OF Racine and Territory OF Wisconsin. deceased
VIII please take notice that an application has been
made by the Administrator of said estate, Tor license
70 sell the real estate. Now, therefore YOU will
appear before me at the Court House in the village
81 Racine, on the lst Monday of December IS :. at
one clock IN the afternoon of said day. and show
cause, II any YOU have, why said Administrator
should not have license to sell SAID real estate.
according 70 the PRAYER Of his petition
Dated this sin day Of November. \. d. lS47.
NOLNEl FRENCH Judgc of prlba.e
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-31

THE uutcr, -nci having been a9Ho'ated
Commissioners TO receive. examine and ADJUST all
las4sAa6 demands agara-, 'he Estate Ct SaIaa
N.deo. late Of Southport, deeea-ed; VIII 81 tor
,a.~ purpose Il, III. Office Of J. T. H'.5reIh. on
Fr.aa, ,6e SIS, day O.; December l7in at , .
-'o,H a N. 1T ,.iI day.
pa:s5 Svu.h0cr,. December 10, 1871
1T. HIIDREJII.
J. \. : IOUDARD,
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~ AND lMpORTANT DISrONERY

= EW AND IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
! = That winch Chemists and Scientific men
have been sought for, VIZ: \ Liquid Compound,
con piete itself, which will restore Gray liar to
it, original color, whether auburn, brown or black
retaining the natural gloss and sotncss OF the or
Igjn5l, without nJuring the hair or the skin, and
wall not wash out or fade. This ha teen accom-
.s!.ed by tue celebrated Venetian Liquid Hair
DYE, prepared only by Ballard X Greene, 800
Main Street, buffalo. This new and beautiful
compound IS entirely different from anything
that has ever been before presented 10 the public
IS free from all injurious properties-wiI make
any shade, from white to jet hIack--so that
gray, lght or red hair, caa be matched with a
darker..shade
1t has won the conf!cn c Of all who have used
an extensive circulation throughout the "n1ed
STATES and Canada. Price - cents. BE sure
that each bottle is accompanied with ON signature
as none other is genuine. All orders 10 be adj
dressed to BALLARD * GREENt,
$50 Main st. Bolidio, Chemists, re.
U77Eor tale by II. F. STRIKER.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-31

n oIlCE'-Tie Commissioners on the Estate
y Of Cyrus Damon will ne-, fortbe last i'm
at tn office OF J. b. J,lIson, Monday the l5tb
NOV inst. BY order OF The Judge Of Probate
Nov. LIST, lS47. J.B. JIIISON
/ Y OIL
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1847-12-31
Farmers Attend !!
NCOrmick'S Virginia Reapers.

Ihe best article ofthe hind in the Uorld!
he subscriber is agent for the sale of NJ Cor.
meek Virginia Rrapers. And as none are mas =
except on orders given this winter and sprinq. 4
WI be Tor the interest Of all who y,ish the article
10 apply soon. L. G.. MERRILL,
Southport, Dec 7, 1917.
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D z II II IS II q 2,
DR.. A. c. WOODWARD.

d r. A. c. ONWARD.
WOULD respectfully inform the inhabi,ants
OF Southport and vicinity, that he has taken
rooms overthe Store OF MIR. Nj. Myers opposite
the Mansion House, where he will remain perma
nently located, and viii be happy to wait upon a II
nose who favor him with call in the practice O.
Dental Surgery.
The most beautiful Porcelain Teeth Inserted on
pivot or gold pIa'e, slnge or entire sets, in the
most natural and desirable manner.
All operations warranted, and particular atten.
non paid to the diseases OF the teeth.
he mosi satisfactory references given.
Southport, Nov. :, 1877. -.9uly
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Why will yon have grey hgnt or red hair, when
II can be ma ched with any darker shade surpas-
sing IN beauty even the most natuTa! locks by
using the celebrated Venetian Liquid Hair Dive.
prepared ouly by Ballard x Greene Chemists. & G,
290 Main street Buffalo. BE sure and see tina,
each bottle IS accompanied with our Signature, .,
none othrr IS genuine Price - cents.
Por sale ty H. I. Nyyhcr.