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RILOXI HOUsE-The public is respectfully Informed
II that this establishment will be opened for the Sa
reception Of visitors the 18th inst Attached to the E
House will be found a BAR and BILLIARD -IilsA
ROOM, Ten PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
STABLEs- The table viii be always supplied with the
deleaces OIL the Sea Coast and the New Orleans MARKET
The large Lawn and the great Shade Trees sur
rounding The House make this Hotel the desirable for
families OF along the Coast. Persons wishing 10
secure rooms will please address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat
mylld&W JOHN w. NIXON.
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DISTRICT CoURT-'rhis Court, Hon. John Fl
'Overton presiding, was defnitvely adjourned sine
de on Monday last, after session of six weeks
having commenced on The 18th of last month
Suits of great importance have been terminated. and
an immense number ofoases OF less importance have
been disposed of in less summary way. Among
the criminal affairs we will mention that Of Hiram
Bradley, convicted Of murder on the person of
George Thomas, alias Tom Pepper The sentence
of death passed upon this unfortunate individual
on Saturday last has had very tlle effect upon him,
as he had been lingering in Jail about three weeks
under verdict of guilty, the result Of which was
undoubtedly asentence of death, This ierribleaet
of justice will be performed the day that The CIV
ernor shall designate.
T0I1he case OF - Briggs, convicted of having
On horse, has been a short affair, as regards
IlH5 testimony. Briggs, broken down old man.
mas heen sentenced to two years hard labor Ii the
penitentiary.
Thus ended an uninterrupted session of thrilling
interest-O pelOusdS Gazette, 26h alt.
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The Sioux Indians, near Fort Laramie, to stop
the ravages of the smallpox, burned those who were
taken with it.
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Fo z EIGN RoRTs.
ZOE cALIPORNIA.

= a = = 4 In ~ 4 n.
ROEx naEHROu<Ua - co.,
ETFk f5.,,,d 49, tis.1 = "
new ard ~ s,i.s Ssssfsh Ne
A F,ndlav s-,.nek .s, ~ Nh 1SSf-
DAY ire 18th ~ Iaiv ~ srIeE' \. 80
~ sliI~,,. NJ 0-- NJ A a. NJ pAipt"a5s WIN
80 p-s..,e--s - fha $50 III l. =. "a
vaus IN tfe snle,did s,ss1n c. AeA'et'eu ~ Ma
RATKs OF PAssxgx
To Oh agres-In Saloona $500. asa
Standee Berths.. -. ......... 80. 6a
In SteeEage, tmess same as crew b.. as
- No passage secured unrl paid Tor all passage
PARADISE, LAWRAsON 8 CO., Agents.
n N w magazlne street
n hltAelt1 % me OhlO thereDy always
snns soo1 lne.eal attendance 70 hef paseAgerA lyz
-sze FOE CHAGREs = ONLY DIRECT
z1lE& LI1FE@To leave on MONDAY, the ssh
AZ "a n ~ pe wen hnoNh and iaNote steamship
49, -. n ". Eose%i comhanae1s VIII 'safe her
M ioos sslIoa sueet, on MonaAf, me eth July, al
RA1xs or PAas.aR
In Saloon. ................... AZ On
In Lower Cabin n IN
In steeage. (berh and separate l........ As %
Ersght % e Per cubic loot No Passage secured
80 s, a :, w, -, :,
- All ~ n, uss9n aItaehsa e nc Alabama
eGTes at the once q he he Agee,5 80,
17517s- z7,s : -, - = = = - - -e-.-
sbsS IN IN = - - fsel1gseA q Hrcshag's
9 ~ ts vessel 10 SAL on
oynr "a z nv otf-lte eoppersd and
s0A. Murray, master vii sail above she has inst
rereive
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DECIDED CASE OF MADNEss-A man stole
n great coat in Nashua, N. H., when the thermome-
Ter was between 90 and 100
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SqPNgsM I!asoM.fA Z aa,IlaS PtACE EAST -.


- PASCAGoULA HouSE.-The undersigned f. ~
having leased the above establishment from the former III.
propnetor, Nj. J. McRae, would inform the public I'LL
that the same will be opened the LIST of June The oca
ton oil ts establishment superior respects any
on the Southern coast II SO far that il entirely be
yond the influence OF the waters the Mississippi, and
bathing Is al all times salt. glance the map OF the Gulf
coast vii show this The prevailing winds Of the summer
bring ~ the pure sea WATER and intercepted by marshes
or fresh water niets. Is the overflow of the Mississippi
felt Fish and Oysters OF the best kind had in abundance
and will be served in the best style The amusemen
found in snch places found this place and the rides
roads are delightful.
The proprietor laten himself from his experience in the
business tlal viii be able to give general satisfaction, and
the public ssured thai pains efforts his will
be spared make his guests comfortable His table will be
furnished IL the best style. The wharf will be entirely new
swell as the bath houses which large and comfortable
crates OF board will be the heretofore. Comma
locations will be addressed to the undersigned East Pasca
goula. I. Ii. jerks, Proprietor
~ Having leased the above establishment to Mr.. T. H.
Jenks take great pleasure in soliciting for him the patron
OF former friends and patrons, and feel hesitation
in saying that it they will him with CALI that they
will be fully satisfied with their visit and the of his
myis3d 2mdszW NJ J. McRAE former Drot,rietor
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Ladies' .NesU Dress Goods.
EEI ID. n. SCANLAN a. CO. -
lunll No. II Chartres steet, ~
3glD ~ are reeeiying Plain and EaaodeTsd Besgsa ~
WV w choice coos; rich Striped Painted 0fgandiea IL II
pserns Embroidered and tn Lhangarie renadines
Ribbons summer Dress Silks syie Embroidered Cape and
Handkerehets Bounes other which
gther with their large and wei Of SUMNER
DRESS GOODS, PARIS MILLINERY, LACES EA5BROt-
DERS, recently purcaaed the favorable
hrst houses Europe and America, they will sch
Low PRICES
laT be purchased ay Other house the
'sveFai Of ias1 coored English Jaconeu, Las
Gngials ia Chainbray from 10 10 Is per yard
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DLANTERS H0TEI4-NEW ORLEANS The
L undersigned begs leave inform the public that ii
he designs keeping the above establishment open all ma
reduced rate those who wish 70 locate permanently. FAM
les especially, who wish excellent and good table
best that be had in the city would do well
call Immediately; also, gentlemen who simply wish Board
(wthOut odglng) will be charged an exceedingly low
rate The publics Obedient servant,
my7 3m hIITRRAY
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B o o K S !:

BOO IS:
ANCIENT AND MODERN BOOKS
In many Language, And scarce every aea
men Of Science the arts and Literature. .CuoHs old Books
Prints Pamphlets, Magazines, Pictures Charts Map Muse
etc. with good assortment Of Stationery and The Cheap Pub
Hestoas may Be found FRANKLIN BoOKsi ORE los
q lstsee, QUE door below erOd isll
1Nns, Freckles, snnburn, and all Erup-
tiOns of the Skin
ne a. a ER2Sea c Is 7 2 n e saa is
20 ele s an Indispensable rqise 70 every sdys toilet ia
sale, price 70 cents pei bottle. At Gul0N's,
aay, ali irritation oecasoned BY The bile d
Inniqaitoes mT21
Reco1lectI
~ IAs ong Depot (1r NJ Sats of DALLEYlS ORIGINAL
md ONLY GENUlNE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CT0R,
Ey /. 0. o. F....Odd Fellows, Rest
LOTS aad Va ULTS IL de ceiaetary Z the g. f. isai
NUMBERED LOTS, I BY 10 ieet al s5e
LE7IERED L0TS at 81 Per square foot
FAULTS, al $40 each.
Do. Lodge, joint propretors and members thereof at
R vaults paid for in applications Lois or
mylolf j. Q. PIERsoN. Treasurer. Municipal Han.
a Masonic Notice.
IN, II HERMANN LODGE g. Of Free aud ACCEPTED
w street TO the soueast u Benve Elk
las j :, I. - - H2NRY SIMMONS, W. NJ
~ i. o. D. F--HowARD LoDeK No. 800
- iee,s every THURSDAY EYening, ,he IL - IN
rand Lodge Hail, Of Tehoupiouia and Poy4 NV al
dras streets It O'Clock. W
ofesrr- ggr szrtssnt isr1s.
NEWTON RcHARDis S, F A1sa is
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~ :. steamer BOsTONA-.No,o a, Perf--Fo,

Weer F0rf-FOT
lekkzAEF LoaIsyile- The splendid passenger steamer
BOSTONA, Price, master viii leave On
ERlDAf, The 9th inst az clock P. NJ positively For
freight or passage, apply on board, or to
y4 SAM Ell EWING, 30 Grayier 81.
~ The Bostena was built EXPRESSLY for passenger
packet, her cabin Is magneentiy furnished than AM
steamer in the West and IN addition 10 other comfo se 4
provided with 2spendid bath plan OF her cajn can
be seen and staerOOms secured application AgenI
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The deaths in NewYork for the week ending the
I'D ult. were 1885, being "a less than the week
previous.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE 20 81 5V N-LoN0IrUDEs go Win Time, Oh
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The Captain of the packet-boat Lyooming has
been fined for running his boat on the Susquehanna
Canal on Sunday.
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MAYORALTY OF NEwORLRANsl
--.,,.r.- June 81, 1850.
4 NONNtIi4 OF MUNICIPALITY M VXVn

z No. VWll-
~ Situng of June ., 1850 Whereas Abel Lafraneos
has Jailed 10 comply with his bid for furnishing the Wrought
Iron Spikes toF the Wharves, adu0icated to him by the
Mayor on the % OF June last Be 10 Res0iued That the
aYorbe authorized mad requested sell at pubc auction
alter living tea days notice IN the official Of this Mn
the rsaure, approved March 49, 1850 and az eea6y TO
the specifications on file in the Office Of the Surveyor and for
account OF the former bidder, Abel arancos who has
Jailed TO comply with his bid the for furnishing aud
delivering during the year 1885, of all the Wrought Iron
Spikes Tor WharVes which may be REQUIRED
(Sgned.) JAS, IL CALDWELI President
Approved June "a 1850
(Signed.) A ID. CROSSMAN, Mayor
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DOlNT CLEAR HOTEL, near MobiIe.-The
dsrsigued respectfully informs the public, that
having leased this and extensive establishment s
he VIII open it on the LIST of May, for the accommo Iii
dation OF season visitors and transient sojourners He
has spared expense in fitting mp with new fur
ntnre and his prices will be extremely moderate subject to
deduction by agreement by the month season. for families
and others when correspondence with that view is
quested. The Hotel finished and well known to the
public 1t situated the most prominent point OF land on
the eastern shore of Mobile Bay about 10 miles below The
city, and looking out the Gulf of Mexico without any
STAND or intervening land to obstuct the breezes which
are enjoyed in all their freshness and purity The sadness of
the water affords unequaed attractions bathing and the
bath houses which neat and large, only 50 yards from
the Hotel. The nelghbOrhood abOunds game with fine
roads, etc, The Hotel Is 30 feet 'front.' with two spacious
galleries 10 feel wide and comfortably accommodate 100
persons The house has been carefully built and well finished
with re places etc., extensive stables have also been built
new and fast steamboat s daily expected, and she will
make two trips day between Mobile and the Point from Isl
May to LIST November The subscribers long experience in
the successful management Of several large Hotels is a
guaranty 70 extent together with his having invested
largely IN this enterprise that superior HOie be found
al any Southern watering place He confidently relies upon
generous and discerning public MN. Letters
should be addressed to me al Mobile, Ala.
ap22 bmdNW PARKER
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NEW ORLEANS:

THURSDAY MORNING. JULY A. 1880.
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CAUTION Person. rapretsa should % aware iats.y have
seegfg asaiasl Sraasseed H.rnia win ID lls A-s
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS
JuneH, 1850.
NOTICE hereby given that accordance with the
foregoing resolution OF the Council of Municipality No.
Two passed the Both inst that will proceed sell my
Office, MONDAY, the Sth day OF July, prox., al ~
O'Clock the lowest bidder for account ofAlBERT
LAFRANCpIS, the former purchaser the contract for
nshmg and delivering OF the WROUGHT IRON SPIKES
for the Wharves during the yeaT 1850.
ie3s A. d. CRossSAS, Mayor.
FTNO HIRE-2 able bodied NEGRO MEN Apply 10
yl BARELLI & co. 81 Common 81.
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-, FOR FREItsHTOR on HIiTFR-rLe t;1a A
sElAIA Scilan schooner EAiEIIA, $50 tons burfhen
- eIher TOR the Mediterranean or Continents Annv III
myl BARELI.i 4 co. Il Common i
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ES HAL4Er-AfM ANDENilIl,E..
- Opposite che Alan Wharf.-The Undersigned ~
have the honor of informing the puDic that they ksi
have Just completed establishment Vaudeville, sA4A
opposite the large Wharf, scale Of magnicence and
comfort, calculated to I'LL the VOID that has long been felt
in this delightful II has been their aim
make tins establishment fashionable and desirable resort
combining the comforts of Restaurant kept the
approved and recherche style, with Wines and Liquors of
the most choice and varied kind.
Dinner will be served either the table according
to the bill oil fare Attached to the Restaurant will be found
BAR, at which only the best Liquors and Wines will be
dispensed.
Connected with the establishment likewise handsome
Billiard Room, provided with excellent cues and where
teun occasionally dnd relief from the mOnOtOny OF
country life
fne, have left nothing undopeto make Their
establishment agreeable No money has been spared
to the various comforts for those who honor them
with their patronage
N B. There Barber and Hair Dresser attached to the
above establishment
mylS II BERTRAND, CoMBE q co.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL, BILOXI.-The undersigned
1Vl has the pleasure OF announcing her friends -,
and the public that she leased for of years 80
this desirable Hotel. The location is central TO bus. IRE
ness, convenient the haTbOr and bath houses with N
the benefit of the hFeeze, and beautiful and pesan
view The house wei, adapted families the rooms large
and well Ventilated and desaby fitted up There are sew
eral Ten. pin Alleys attached the Hotel Also Pleasure
and Fishing Boas-and, short, every thing 10 give salts
fact on 10 all who 'ay favor her with call.
DLANTERs HOTEL-NEW ORLEANS The
A- ats. ~
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- Commodore G. G. Read has been appointed
Governor of the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, vice
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ffss5 y D1iIy Packet cross LAX POteiiartraIn
~ stel5 .JrTang e1aeat-Foz Vaudeville Lewis
- burg Atsda0n vile shd fOsngfor-rhef fine
n LAKE steamer OLIVIA. (but expressly for
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94k Dispatch IfAets arranssd fi7st yesseIo sail on
SATURDAY, July 6tll-Tne a copuersd md
copper fas'enet remarkably fast sailing bs MOI MI sEE-
sON. Murray, muster, wit sail above. She has inst
returned from up TO Chsgras and is beautifully arranged
and IN readiness TO receive passengers For freight passage
apply on bOaTd opposite the BET Na5ket, OF to
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From THE PLMNs.-The Glasgow lMo) Ban.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27
Ass. 81.


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Gslg.se % \, ~ -, "i' N' '14t t'aly ela say ana ~
me PafPats M Tie ianlta company, IN feerrnce u inc
3erio Of eir rgad lis hped will be found salts
eF ~ 1ooso VINO ep's.a 81 Eneh eoaidsnce ~ 'nsss
'l9''s III january 's'. ihe ''ah'le containing 'h,s
'ao atom ran NJ seen Nv any one VINO may aes',e +"
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l'i's !" oa u" aoo' "nen nope sna'' 90 par
93a'' t lying nave never cons ueied a. sp eaifs',
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Wt'. '9fsU % II heeo.se my a''e4lon was Pa'.rn-
,a'S 'a4 " ~ ny oR,lN resp c' o'e eMNs VI nv
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27
LETTER or MIR WILLS
To the People of the Eoum Of rynch-
h,lr@ md l.,n a-nl.latA u a---L.. uEral

It's natural rnun2b truue. In uhHlian important aud
dyatr hH,t iaa haea caniI ada.d u. aa- ea eharral
Nt5 HHa dgHctIH hs duty, u uspeat to Hat nust -
d"sfe t. T'4a hmsa ul caHc.t p tuief ,Ifu a,i AZ
bese uHbua br ma, bs us.,erlle aaI 90 re.ic,a him,
s'l, II he can rnm tho uputattuu, alnass attendant
upon every such change
am IN effect, chalgci with ha ng voted at The last
session d HE Legislature, = the Slaunlou aud Covlug
ton rail- foad bill, analust the Wishes Of the people uf
lyoehhulP, and lo the nl0y of thet preat Improve.
meni, the NlguIa AID Tennessee, Rltl Road OF tins
VOTE and c5HdrmnainN ui II, ot the ritjlena Of
lNnelhare, IA ued,sland. have spoken with watmlh
.lNtlS, regret to say, will considerable harshnrSs=
"e"i lie public 'wsupcrs ptlbtrd ~ thu town II
lyntuhurg, The "Pluiut' aud "RepuAIItau" lave a.,
spoken ii la torms oi strong dsappr halau The iilsl
The Idtlut. speaks et il thus i lie bill. mahmp an
appropriation nj ttoe illbs Ia the Staunlon aud Co,iuo
ton fa toad, has sod the llus, ol Dtlcoaic and II
has passed by the yoo Il Mr.. Wills we thn, rhe
mtasule unW So and mp,lle under rNl-tlup crrum
,aarts. aed that rNjin1ute lhcpeuea causr Of lutel
ua Improvement IA ibe STATE, Tn t,sol hls caused
p,a.nud sopslnoom lhB community. We ltye Nh
wis To-. TIE lhr N. tier with srol40uenl.." lhe
"ite plInr, Ro "RrpuhIcnH.' atjrf assigning mtly
Iraao' Az ". the bI soue II WitA II s my palplse
10 an l. 90 llr cnutsH al tbs onnuairatoa spelLs 4
1T thu aloal,04 at lha question: lal4ehatIs m these
W. r1alF "t WOW, We cannot sufpr' our deep tellt
lhlt 'he lNnfhbota delegate, Nj VIII. should h,,t
Noed tlr h tovu1tu1 bill. ,or pp-,rd 0, auu hs
Vee maIt have d,l,ltad it Ard uflJn. " uhoui
any rotp#c Ia Wopfp hs 'acmgs. nou hat he Is ahou
lo ft'ro f.m the pnbc service, WI h' p.rullltd la
say thai IN oat humble opinion. he has committed an Il
iot the fNj e4n-'n ures winch Mil hr mst agrlauaiN
'c.i by the r#or'eH1 IN, oao aol "a the STATE and
winch vii be rfrild y lu the lonse.t day IL shall
i've
Amaoss' In ct3zfns Of yaclbarr. .llrre arc tfote.
t'atn, VIM Hn dUP.se5 10 iu.tjtF my r1nlsr; o4 tn
at.HHd thu We, ul httly under jpltaats ut u prf
~oaal rha9cfef To- give tins eolc lram nsiI co1 mi
oen#a'5 lgua0 ihay sly. Il#tfue rrrr consist. In
fret'ld2 ues ,ta hf2-7ofn l6e nsl SIaae md Tint
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27

4eHst% hpa9Gs AA'%.
~ nUNNiNGS' Ancient. Classical and >eupmal Geogra-
- ply,
Mchosh's Astronomy and the Gpbcs,
Nonheud's School DIALOGUES
do American Speaker,
Davies Grammar 81 Nlitnnr'lc,
$ heol Saug aud l,utn I}3al
sabbath School Goo#- (Na-ic)
Kingsley 5 Sacred llarmoui-t,
lnst received and at publisher prices by
Anil 24--is - B. PAY Nf.& BRO.
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MEMPHIS INSTITUTE
.NEDIC.aL DEP.1RTHE.N'T.

.NEDTC.iL DEF. .fRInENT
,ENIIE regular OF Lecture, this Institute will
commence the first o Noyemher and continue until
the Of February The Anatomical Department will be
opened and ready suont- by the rst ol October
The Medical Department viii be underline direction ol the
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Could've $ GGlh. President.
Al ,pnN Guna. Secretary.
Jpb Walker. Gen'l Aloui.
T.. IL iir.caflt. sei.clur.
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TO The ptOpLE OF LYNCHBURG AND VICINITY.
zhe z'm,,p S TIRE Engine combined

Important u Farmers Garduers, Florists Incorporate
Companies, ,Danufrttucrs, Ctses Professional Men
.1IcctuHcs and others
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-05-27

Al communications pertaining 10 this department, mn
addressed TO +. W. NJ. KING. T.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16

DO NOT DEsPAlR.-W say this to all those
who are gradually losing Natures brightest ornament,
the hair. Although you may have tried all other re-
medies in vain, if you have not yet used JULES
HAUEL'S EAU LUSTRALE HAIR RESTORA-
TIVE, there is still hope for you This is the ne plus
ultra Of all preparations for the restoration Of the hair
when lost from the effects of Sickness or other
1t will positively bring in new hair on bald heads, and
prevent its falling out or becoming thin Its use will
impar to the harshest hair the most beautiful and silky
ineness, making it grow long, and giving it the most
luxurant appearance 1t sinalibleand is pronounce
ed by all who have used it, to be not only without an
equal but TAR superior any article for the purpose
offered to the public. Jules Hauels Eau Lustrale Hair
Restorative has obtained popularity yet reached
by any other preparation tor the hair This proved
not only by the large quantity which Sold but by the
fact, that some despcabe persons adopt the same
for their articles in the hope induce the public
purchase them, under the impression that they are
getting the genuine. Therefore, none should purchase
article OF the kind without has my name attached
JULES HAUEL,
100 Chestnut street.
For sale by Alex. Duva, Gaynor & Wood, H. J. Mil
Ter, R. R. Duval, Purcell Ladd & Co. A. Leslie, Dove
4 lsaacs, S. M. Zachrisson & Co.. and R. Duquesne
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