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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-05-27
2 Flowers,

How the universal heart of man
blesses flowers? They are, wreathed
round The cradle, the marriage altar and
the tomb. ThesPersian in the far East
delights in their pc Eume, and writes his
love in nosegays; while the Indian child
of the far Nest clasps his hands, with
glee as he gathers the abundant flowers
1.-The illuminated scriptures. Of the prai.
ries. The Cupid of the ancient Hin.
DOCS tipped his arrows with flowers,
and orange buds: are the bridal crown
with us, nation Of yesterday. Flow,
ers garlanded the Grecian altar, and
they hang in votive wreaths before the
christian shrine. All'these are appro.
pirate uses. Flowers should deck the
brow of the youthful bride,, ,for.they are
in themselves a lovely type ofmarriage.
They should twine round the tomb, for
their perpetually renewed beauty isa
symbol Of their, resurrection. They
should rest on the altar, for Their fra
GRANGE and their beauty ascend in per-
ual,worship befofe'the Most High.
The mind is like a. glowing spark,
which, when suffered TO rest, is ever in
danger Of being smothered byt dross
sudsaShes which'life deposits. Unjust
be kept constantly in motion, lest il
:, c.rsssh X, ,ta x;nufh
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The Upright Business Man.

There is no being in the world Dr.
whom feel a higher moral respect am
fsdmiration than for the upright man of
business. No, not fof the philanthfo-
pist, the missionary, the martyr, than i
man Of that lofty moral. 6prightnesis|
And let me say, yet more distinclly,
that it is not for the generous man that
feel this kind Of respect. Generosity;
seems to me low quality, ! mere iln-
pulse, compared with the LOFTY quality I
speak of. 1t is not for the man who
distributes extensive charities, who be-
slows magnificent donations. That
may all be very well. Ispeak not td
disparage it. i wish there were more
Of it--and. yet it.rnay all consist with 3
want of the true lofty, uubendihg up
rightness. That is not the man, then,
Of whom speak--but itsis hs who
stands amidst al! the interests and pe-
rilous exigencies OF trade, firm, calm,
disinterested, and upright. II 10 ths
man who can see an other man hdistress.
as well as his own. .ltsis the man
whose mind his own advantages does
not blind nor cloud for an Instant who
could sit a judge upon q question be-
tween himself and his neighbor justds
the purest magistrate upon the hehclI
of Justice. An! how muchrichef fhou
ermine--how far nobler than )r1ior
ofmagisteria. autbority-hsws
ful than the guarded pomp o a. /.
is that simple, magnanimous nd ma-
jestic truth!
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Get not friends by bare cS1lplIHe1
bu. by giving them sepSibl 6kens 4
your love; it. is well wor{ liIc
learn how to win the heart
the right way. Forcssis c q
make or preserve a friend NJ y
animal that is never caugll of al
but by kindness and plej Eile (
them by your ciyilities, o
that you desire nothing nIofe y
satisfaction i. IL
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stance, in which the moccasin was found alive
hfer an embrace of twelve hours, and the
King Snake holding him as lovingly as at first.
The King Snake is equally hostile to rats
and mice; and it is sort of god. send to the
planter to have one or two of them qnartered in
his corn crib. He is not of great length, but
thick and muscular; and is perfectly harmless
., man. He is regarded in friendly light,
and no one troubles him. He isa hold fellow
two. In passing through an extensive wood,
met with one coiled up so near the carriage
track, that one of my wheels actually grazed
his skin; and yet he disdained to move. Back.
ing my sukey, touched him pretty smartly
with the "snapper" ofmy whip, probably TWEEN.
~ times in the course of ten minutes. He
would each time raise his head, look at me,
aud wreathe his body; and absolutely refused to
budge an inch. | LETT him there. | should
Judge him TO have been about FIVE feet long as
he crossed the road Just before came up with
him.
The moccasin is an ugly looking customer.
lie is also short and thick and somewhat re-
sembles the Rattle Snake in form and color;
though he has more of the dark and coppery
hue. He is anphihious, and is some times,
though rarely, taken in the water by means of
hook and line. When attacked on the land,
he attempts to seek refuge in the water. Great
stories are told abou, his venom. and the fatality
of his bite; but never heard Of well an,hen
ticated account of any one having died in con-
sequence of it. The general impression is,
that the skin of a person bitten by this reptile.
assumes the mo,lled hue ofthe reptile himself;
and that the most cfectual remedy is the sound
of riolia! have met with no one who could
swear To either fact.
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Te the Palmetto and other Southern
REGIMENTS.
BOUNTY L.a.V.D saGE.TCF.

The undersigned having thoroughly acquainted
himself through means afforded hun at " asbing-
ton city, with every form and process necessary,
offers his services, jointIy with resident at Wash
ington. "a gentleman OF the Bar, who is ~ell ac-
qualnted in her various Departmental to returning
and discharged Volunteers and SOLDIERS, who
have claims to prosecute before the United States
Government. Bounty Land Warrants secured and
converted into Government script, or sold at the
option of the aimant, for the highest prices Back
pay and mileage collected, and the interest OF the
relatives OF those who have fallen III Mexco strict
ly attended to- (under :he Act Of Congress OF Feb.
l-47.) and proceeds OF claims remted TO any point
desired, or disposed of in any manner directed.
Soldiers discharged before the passage OIL the law
allowing three month extra pay. can recover the
same, by complying with the forms thai shall send
them. Letters TO Richmond or Washington, post
paid, will have prompt attention.
VIM l.. MONTAGUE, JR.
REFER ro-Hon. John Y. Mason, Secretary OF
the Navy; Hon. Henry Clay, Kentuck: Hon. K.
NJ. L. Hunter; Hon. Jas. NJ Mason; Hon. W. +.
Mangum, Hon. George E.. Badger; Hon. Judge But
er, q. S. Senate; Hon. Jno NJ. Bolts, Hon. lhos.
H. Bayly. Hon. R Kidder Meade, Hon. Henry Be-
dinger, Hon. R. T. L. Beale, Hon. w. B. Premton,
Hon. A. Atkinson, Hon. A w. Venable.
Richmond, (Va.) July 25 lS4S.
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OBITU
From the Columbia Telegraph, 7th instant

From the Columbia Telegraph, 7th instant
Our community are again called upon TO de.
plore the loss of another beloved and useful cili.
zen, who has been stricken down in the very
prime Of his days. EDWARD 4. You've, expired
yesterday morning at this place Of Cong"s've
Fever, ufier painful illness of several days,
leaving a large circle of friends to deplore his
un,imely fate. The disease Of which he perish.
ell was not contracted here, but arose fr"r; eS.
pnsure to the Sun during an excursion to North
CaroIina-du,ing which he contracted the seeds
OF the malady which terminated in his death.
A resident of this place for many years, he was
too we'll known and appreciated here t" render
an eulogy upon his virtues nccessary-hut his
many friend will long mourn the loss of one
whose spo,less purity of character, and upright.
bearing endeared him to all who knew him, and
bercaved family circle long mourn one who
was its pride and consolation. He has left he
hind him in this community many friends and no
enemies, FOR kinder heart never heat in hu.
mans bosom, nor more unse!fiSh one.
The writer of this has known him we'll for
many years, and was one of the companions OF
his boyhdbd and early youth, and can apply
with tru,h to him the touching lines of the Poet
HaIIccK, on a similar occasion:
-'Green be the turf above thee,
Friend of my better days;
None knew thee But to love thee,
Nor mentioned but TO praise"
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In Ordinary.

LANCAS TEX DIS KICT.
John Isom, Applicant, VS.. Rebecca lsom, ovid.
OWL William Isom, Sally Ison'. Henry Clark and
wife Polly, John Clark and wife Nancy, Sally Isom,
James I,om, Sally Crowder Elizabeth Crowder,
and the children Of Betsey Best, deceased, Delen-
dants. Real Estate of VIM. lsoln, deceased:
1t appearing to my satisfaction that keoecra
Isom and the children of Betscy Best, decd. De-
PENDANTS, reside without the limits of this State; II
is therefore ordered, That they do appear and OBJ.
iect 10 the sale or division Of the Real Estate OF
William Isom, decd on or befure the 18th day OF
December, lS4s, or their consent 10 the same will
be entered Of record.
]. H. WITHERSPOON, o. l. D.
sept. 8. lS4S. 81 3m
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AImanacs! AImanacs! Almanacs!

DR.. D. JAYNE would hereby inform the public that ne
publishes annually for grauitous distribunon 1 n1eh
and all his Agents, an Aminac called yAYNE'S MEDL
CAL ALMANAC, AND GUIDE TO HEALTH. The
calculations for this Almanac made with great eare and
accuracy and for FIVE different latudes and Longitudes,
to make them equally useful Calendar In every
part the United States and British North America. They
printed good paper, and with handsome new type,
and neatly bound and besides being the neaest and most
accurate Calender printed in the United States they con-
tain large amount Of valuable information, suited to he
Of ALL and Of that kind too which cannot be found IN
books.
HIS CATALOGUE OF DISEASES, with remarks and
directions for their removal really invaluable, and make
them welcome visiters in every houe they enter. Every
family should possess at least one Of these Annuas n
Almanac for I849 ready for distbuton ofwhieh bs
desgnes publish least Two Millions, and in order
that every family in the United States and British North
America, may BE- furnished with copy he hereby invites
MERCHANTS AND STOREKEEPERS to forward
their orders to him carly possible and they shall %
supplied Grauitousy with many copies as they may deem
necessary supply their various custome They are al
40 invited the tme send copy Of their "Bu-
SNESS CARD which will be printed and placed on tho
Of the Almanacs sent them also without charge,
They also requested give all necessary directions
how the Almanacs should be forwarded to tlem BY law
they cannot be by mail unless the postage Is first paid
on them here.
Orders (pnst pad directed to DR.. D. JAYNE, Phaadel-
pha. will meet with prompt attention.
ns-FA MILES can Obtain these ALMANACS Gratis Of
JAMES r. McKAIN Camden.
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Committed
Valuable Land for Sale.

will offer my Land at public sale on the ION
day of October next; there are the rise ot l2''o
acres, and 3 or 400 acres on the waters OF Gram
nys Quarter creek. 1t will he divided to suit pur.
chascrs, if required 1t is healthy, productive and
noted for ts durable and well constructed improve
ments. At the same time and place, my crop OF
Corn and Fodder, 10 head o. Mules, Wagons 4o
head of Cattle, very fine Gin, first rate Horse
Mill, Household and other Furniture, and all the
Implements belonging to said Plantation. The
sale will "a ke place at my residence IL miles north
of Camden, and continue from day to day until all
is sold
Terms for the Land, one third paid on the iirst
day Of December, when possession Will b" g''en'
the balance secured by note payable IN two annu,
al ;nstaments, with interest payable annually ana
approved security, with mortgage OF the property
if required. Terms for The personal properiy al
sale. j. w. fohD'
Aug. Q. ~ tst
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BOWEL AND SUMMER COMPLAINT, NO CURE
NO PAY.

BOWEL AND SUMMER COMfLAlN1 L, W. OChC
NO PAY.
DR.. Jayne, will guarantee that his CARM1NAT1rE BAL
SAM will cure Diarrhna Coles, Cramps, Gripping pains
Cholera morbus, summer complaint ar other derange'
of the stomach and Bowels in nr nine cases out
Of hundred and in less than half the time 1t can be ef-
fected by any other means. .
Its extremely pleasant, and children are fond OF It, II
equally eecna for adults children, and when the
directions are followed and is not effected the money
will be cheerfuy refunded Price Is and 50 cents bottle
From the Rev. Charles c. P. Crosby.
Messrs A. b. g. D. Sands-I am glad to inform you that
the medicine sold BY you for bowel and compa
has proved singuarly efhcacious in my tamlg My Wife
has for wears been extremely liable to most distressing
dysenary hot weather. but by the use of JAyYNEs CAR
MINATvE BALsAM for seasons the attack has been
obvated in the of three hours have known
children when attacked by violent Darrhea. cured i'm
mcdiately by this medicine consder Dr. aynes medicine
prepared with great Skill and highly beneficial to our IN
firm human nature.
Yours respectfully C.C +. CROSBY.
New York, Sept, 1887
Dr. D. Jayne-Dear Sir-Havmg used in my family, for
eight wears your Carmnatve Basam, deem it due to
yourself and the public state that have uniformly found
il efficient in relieving and removing the complaints Tor
which is intended strongly opposed to all quacke-
rv but touching the above medicine 81 have testified that
which do know and that which have experienced.
Respectfully yours, John c. HARRISON.
Pastor Of Baptist Church, Bordenown. ~ j.
June l, 1889.
Prepared only BY Dr. D. Jayne Philadelphia and sold on
agencyb by JAMES R. McKAIN, Camden. s. c.
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Sherif's Sales.

BY virtue OF sundry wrIts Of Fl Fa to me direc-
ied will sell before the court house door in Cam.
den on the first Monday and day following in o..
ober next. (beng the I'd and Sd days of said morth)
between The legal hours of sale the following
pro ery to wit:
100 acres OF Land, more or less, lying on the
waters ni Big LyncIles creek. bounded east and
north by lands ut the estate of William Tiler,
south BY Ianrs of William Hall, whereon the de-.
iendant resides, levied nn ard To be sold az the
property of Angus McSween, at The suit Of the
State vs Angus McSween.
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For the Camden Journal.
lines

For the Camden Journal.
LINES
On tho death Of EDWARD A. YouNo who expired in
Columbia on The morI'ins Of the 9th inst
While friends arc weeping o'cr thee
Upon the Congarer.
And kindred all dcporc thee,
On thine own Wuicrec:
Thy spirit, EDWARD. hath gone homo,
To that far distant shore,
Where pain and sickness never come,
And death is feared no more.
Thi, life, alas! s bot span,
Oftoil and care. and grief.
From which poor weak and helpless man,
In vain seeks sone relief;
But oh! his hopes mared and crossed,
His wishes ,inged with gloom.
Ills plans of wealth and honor lost,
Within the tomb
Then who in this sad cline Of sghs
Woah longer wish to stay.
When al the 5"ys of Paradise,
Arc waving US away;
And golden streets await the tcet,
And harrs await The hand,
And saintcd friends the travclPrs greet
Into the spirit land.
Then y! you sts4cken PsREsrs bow,
In mcekness TO the rod
And BROTHERS. mourning BROTHERS, show,
Submission 10 your God;
And thou devoted SISTER, dry
The tears that dew thy face,
Thoulr clasp thine EDWARD by and By.
Within thy fond embrace.
CAROLAN.
Columbia S. C. Sept. 8 1913.
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FROM THE ULO DOMINION

FROM THE OLO DOMINION.
waynesborough. Augusta County, Va, March ls.
ss47.
DR.. fowle:-Durng the past year my daughter was
sick with fever about two three months; this loft
her in q low and feeble state, she then attacked
with . most violco, and severe cnugh raised daily
large quantities of very bad corrupted matter. accom-
panied with considerable blood. She afflicted
with great pain in tile side and breas-ths continued
for several months until she rcdnced almost TO a
skeleton. Daring this tine she under the care Of
good and sklful physcians who done their best. but
did not remove the symptoms which appeared TO be
fatal Consumption and which threatened daily to car
Sy hcr off, At last, friend who had been afflicted
with very bad coug, for several years. tod ms he
a0as e6eetualy cured with DR., Wis,ar's Basam Of
Svd Cherry, and recommended my daughter 10 Try it.
She did ca, and when she had taken single bottle,
ehe began to improve then told her physeian that
my daughter was using W~,ar's BaIsan. Rc re.
piled very well, think it is good PREPARATION
keep on. it will no, hurt her-she continued to use j,
until she was restored to good health. ! believe j,
sared my daughters he and do not hesitate to recon
suendcd others who are afflicted az may daughter
tetryi RICHARD TERRELL.
NB. Let those who have any doubts about tho
aers of this popular medicine, 60 10 their own neigh.
Sors for proof Of its efficacy.
pBeware Of the syrups, and all other preparations
Of Wild Cherry. Buy none but the genuine Dr. Wis
tar.s Balsaa, signed I. BUTTS on tho wrapper
None genuine, unless signed BUTrs on the wrapper
Sold 10 Camdea by J. R. McKain; at wholesale by P
N. Cohen e. Co.. Charleston, and by Druggists gen
erslly in Saulh Carolina.
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NOTICE..

The subscriber takes this method Of Miorning
his friends and the public generally, thakhe may
still be found at the old stand of Cbaml y Rsn..
kin, where he will keep contantly on hHA4 fup-
ply Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Salt, Bag hnpe.,
Irvine, Domestics, Hats, Shoes, &c. WI VIII
sell for Cash, at the lowest market priosgand so.
licits share of patronage.
The highest prices paid for cotton and other
country produce. B. w. CHAMBERS.
Camden, Aug. 30 80 At
TIE Sumter Banner, and Charlotte Journal, will
copy four times and forward bills 10 this office.
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SOuth.CarOIina.

SOutus ClIOll%l0.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
D. II. Robson, Assignee,
VI. "a 3D.
A. F. Brewer
The Defendant. N. A. F. Brewer, who is in the
custody of the Sheriff of said District by virtue Of
the above Capas ad sa,is'aciendam, in order to
avail himself of The benefit OF All Act passed fnr
The relief of Insolvent Debtors. has fled in my Of
fee, on oath, scedule Of his whole tale:
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Plaintiff
in the above stalled case az well as all others con-
cerncd, to be and appear at Lancaster Court House
o. the 18th day Of November next at ~ O'CLOCK
NJ, before the Associate Judges; to show cause II
any they can, why the said Defendant should not
he discharged rom further confinement, on his as
signing and delivering the effects mentioned in his
schedule. HI PRICE, Clerk.
Clerks Office, this l7,h day February, ls4S.
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NRWt New ~

The subscriber has the pleasure of informing his
customers that he has received his full supply Of
fall and winter Dry Goods.
For Ladies wear.
Lamartnes, a new artcle,-Rch (all wooD
LANES, some very low; extra fine Jet black Bonn
baznes for mourning; Silk and cotton warp Ali
Pachas; Honduras paids, all wool and fine; Ombre
Lustres; Grandela plads; High coored CASH
mere and DeLaines for children; handsome colored
silks, some very rich; Black dress and apron silks;
French, English and American Ginghams very
low; French, English and American Prints; mour.
ming and second mourning prints, &c.
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e 80 90 eEssa eEssas ~ ~
Camden Branch Rail Road.

This Rad is now open for the transportation OF
Passer gers and Freight to Boyk!H's Turnout, a
distance of & miles from Camden.
passenger Train will leave this Turnout daily
5 hours and 45 minutes, A. NJ, TO connect with the
Cars on the South Carolina Rail Road for Charles
ton md Hamburg.
Returning in the afternoon, the Train reaches
the Turnout 5 hours 30 min p. NJ, connecting at
that point with the lihe Of Stages for Raleigh, N.
Carolina via Camden and Cheraw.
The accomodlt ltion Train to Columbia continues
to run as heretofore.
JOHN McRAE, Eng. Cam. Branch.
Sent d. 81 st
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

The subscriber, Agent for the Charleston Steam
Cotton Mills. offers for sale,
4-4 and 7-s Heavy Shfrtings and Sheetings,
From that Factory. These Goods are remarkable
for weight and finish, and will give guod satisfac-
ton to the buyer.
Also-Varlous styles Of Brown and Bleached
Go"ds, Oznaburga. Prints, &c.
Particular attention will be given to the sale Of
Southern manufactured Goods; consgnments Of
which are respectfully solicited, and upon which
advances will be made if desired.
J. H. TAYLOR.
Charleston, Aug. l6. 33 ct
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south. Carolina.
LANCAST DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.

Samuel Jackson, }
VS.. }Capias ad satisfacendum.
Joshua w. Hendrix.
The Defendant, Joshua w. Hendrix, who is in
the custody of the Sheriff Of SAID District, by vlr'
tue OF the above Capias ad stisfaciendnm, IN order
to avail himself Of the benefit OF an Act passed
for the relief of nsolvent Debtors llns filed IN my
Office, on oath, a schedule OF his whole Estate:
Notice is therefore hereby given to The PIalntf
in the above stated case as well as all others
cerned 10 be and appear al Lancaster Court House
on Tie 18th day OF November next at IL o'clock
NJ, before the Associate Judges. to show cause if
any they can. why the said Defendant should not
be discharged from further confinement, on his as
signing nd delivering the ef:'cts mentioned in his
schedule. H. R. PRIZE, Clerk.
Clerks Office this 22d March, lS4s.
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Ordinary's Notice.

Whereas, no administration (de bonis non) on
the estate Of Ann Gilman late OF kershaw Ils-
trct, deceased, has been applied for. have taken
p,ssessoh ot the goods and cha''els, rights ard
credits of the said estate. All persons indebted to
the estate are required to paw the same YER TO me;
those having demands against the estate will hand
them in duly a,tested, 10 me for payment.
NAV II. ]. r. JOY, D. K. D.
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Whites Infallible Ointment,

For the cure Of Cancer, Salt Rheum, KlngWorm,
Burns, Scald, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, Ulcers,
White Swellings, Sore Breasts, letter, Chil6lans,
Whit!ows, Corns, Scald Head, Sore Legs, Fever
sores, &c. This remedy is also applicable for the
relief and cure of that noble animal the HORSE,
in great variety of cases, such as sprains, redu-
cling swellings, Dislocations, Wounds, Bruises,
sore Backs. Slickfast, Scratches, cracked or con-
,racted hoofs. Quttors, &c. &c. For sale al
Sept l3 (37t) CLEVELAND'S.
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Rail Road Notice.

Persons having goods brought up on the Cam
den Branch Rail Road, which have been consigned
to the care of the Company, will be required to
deposite a sufficient amount of money in my hands
to defray all expenses from New York, before theil
goods will be delivered.
N D. BAILEY, Agent.
Claremont, Aug. %, ls4s. 6S A
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Ordinary's Notice.

Whereas. no Administration on The Estate OF
Emanuel Rush, late of Krrshaw District, deceased
has applied for, in pursuance Of the. Act OF Assem-.
bly,, have taken posssion Of the goods and chat
tells, rights and credits Of the said Estate AS dere-
lect. All persons indebted TO the said estate are
required TO pay the same over 10 me, and those
having demands against the estate will present
them to me duly attested for payment
Sent. IL. 1913 JOIlNR. JOY, OKD.
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Hauel,s Eau Lustral.

"There is nothing IN the wide world that con-
tributes more to comeness and beauty than pro.
fusion of soft, flowing rngets or auburn tresses
and he who can devise means to preserve and re-
tain, in its original beauty, this important aPPen-
dage TO the head, will confer an inestImable bes-
sing upon mankind and deserve the lasting graft
,ude Of the community" Such an article a Jules
Hauel's Eau Iustral Hair Restorative, fresh and
elegant supply (new paterns) just received at
Sept. l3 (37tO CLENELANDS.