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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24
Dor Sal.

TBHE Stock aud Stand of tho subscriber teiug
the hc.t aud most desirable location fpr the
stove and Tin business IN North Eastern Vermont,
"a good run OF custom, and ~ the tcnniuu, IT the
tnnnccticut md Pns.nnipsic Riyer- Rail Road,
thr ub",r pruportN VII b. Sold ~ iair pflco d71
-- rf.'it' given 'fr part ~ the purrhu-t' ftur'v
u required. Any further information may bee OBJ
tninclh 10y letter 90 otherwise, by f,'T-s.'r''
G., n. FIERCE.
50. Juhnsburv, MAY ~, 1851. S2ltf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24
Sl,59I,5TO 90

The unissucd bonds will more than pro-
vide for the unfundod debt, and increase the
stockand bonds to an aggregate of st.61s-
742 20. The receipts for the ycarrare sl44-
$50 II, and the net income SIS ,626 2s. TO
complete the road, another $500, 900 loan will
have To he made, the mode of raising which,
will be proposed to the stockholders at their
annual meeting, to be held on the 9th in
slant.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24

BosToN, CONCORD AND MONTREAL RAIL
RoAD.-This Company has published fifth
annual report. The road has been complct-
cd TO Warron, within twenty-five miles of
Wells River, in Vcrmont-a line of seventy
miies--at cost Of 81 ,5G7,072 G2, including
equipment.
The paid in capital Is St,tfs.74a %
Bonds sold, (part Of the $780,
600 authorized to be issucd) 200, 800 90
Floating debt l79.s2s 90
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24
EnTHE.

EINlH fnrihcF nnteG the southern and eastdlu
rfsis wiit r,vTvg Htst A. NJ lxfar4lsrrn and W.
tern mnll' at4PN. KPHEflM IEwETT,p. NJ
81 h@R't"t Va ~ fs0~s
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24
CALEDONIA
BOOKSTORE.
ST. JOMNSbIkY NAM.

A $ largo m Assortment of DOOKS and s1r A .
"A TIONERY NJ can be found Ia the County
Tor sale chcnp Tor cash M this Stnrr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24

FATAf MfsrAKE ~ CuHBfHLAsp ESQ.
a ease has recently occurred iu tumber-
land England, which in some Of itG features.
bears a striking resemblance 30 tho iragcal
affair ~ thn DanyoH Bank in Massachusetts.
70 appears lhm Rev Joseph Smith, incumbent
Of Walton, near Hrompion iu the East 0f
Cumberland, was about retiring for the night
on flle evening ~ the 10Th uli, when he be-
came alarmed BY q loud knocking az his stndy
window Under the impiessjon that ID Was
some Migrants who had previously mDlested
him, but without however, waiting Tor any
further noise, a. iOak revolver, unlocked
and opened his front door, aud discharged
the pistol two Or three times, without mmiug
40 any object Tho nest morning o man Was
iuund lying dead 40 the cato, with wounds
upon bis body appareauy produced by pistol
b@1ll,i=l sl4a .Fisz recognized A. a res plrlalln
farmer Of liaieyhead, named Armstrong.
~ Tho examination brfnre the CoTnrr, 70
Appeared in evidence that the dacased had
Visited Branpt0n fhe day before, if heing
market day, and after indulging atlter freely
ia strong drink, started on hia return home
with two or three companions 40 about a.
clock Ia The evening They had not ridden
Tu together WhrH the rurnarrr Urrrn hIH
horse into q canter, and len hii companions
behind, Ihhy overlook him ~ roadside
inn, bnl soon ailer rciolning them be- again
started HlHdly harvard aud leil them bohind
They saw no more Of him alive IL v sup
posed that aiter leaving them hr turned down
a eros road leading 10 the house OF Rev. Mr.
smith, and while IN a stats nf intnAirhtOn
knocked upon the hnpr a. ahovr stated.
Upon these facts the Coroner's Jury found
the Rev Mr. smith 'grTfD Of manalaughtor,'
> Lie was greatly affected upon the announce
mcnt OF tho Yrniiff, HHri-ttt,.laE- tic cirrum-
stance was admitted 20 bail by the mneirtrhfd.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24
Largest g. Richest

assortment II Gotsls ever offered fnr sale IN the
County. We TAXI especial pleasure ia inviting an
examination of uur Atuck Of Gnnis, Ne feel as
surri mar uu assortment uf rich goods, cqunf to
the one We now present to the public, can't be eN-
ppllsI n hp
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24

WHTE RvER HANK, HErnEL-- There
was an unprecedented rush for stock ia this
Bank. The whole amount Of capital allowed
by the charter is $4,000, divided into 1900
shares During the time the books were
open for subscription G,5C7 shares we're sab
scribcd for hy about 1900 persons, and near
~ $4,000 ia apeeie PAID In li,lia4or Jour
ual
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24
Ground Plaster.

NOR sale nv T.. TEWE1T e. CO.
u 80 Iohn.burv, ian 9, 1891. 70etf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24

We invite the attention of purchasers of Clothing
10 thc advertisement Of Mcssrr. Whiting, kehoo &
Gnloupc, who possess advantage. for the manuiHc-
iure aud sale Of Ready Made Clothing. not supass-
Ell by any house m the city II Bestun. Long ex-
porianeo inl the business, united alh iha hest ino-
i.s aud tls utost uutlug energy, have placed this
Dim in pn.ltiDu Ia compete with the whole world
aud "thc fcst 0f mnnkib1"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24

BALTIMORE, May ~, The South Caro-
linians are holding another Grand Military
Encampment at OrapfcburR The Mercury
in speaking Of the soldiers, says: "1hcre h
great political animation and enthusiasm in
the Camp, and their countcrsign and their pa
role. are strongly indicative Of the feelings
which predominant. Calhoun, secession and
State action, are constant Watohwors.'"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24
NOTICE..

FENtE OLD ROOT HORSE viii he hopt for nse
D, Of Mares the ensuing season NJ tho Stnhlo Of
ihoIohn W. Hoyt a Co., Lyndon Centre Terme.
Ten Iluilnra 10 wnrrunt.
LYNDON April q 1861. ffsws
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-05-24
CRACKERS
WEDDING CAKE,
New York Il Boston /!

IN ANING just returned from New York and B9s.
ton, we nre prepared 10 exhibit 10 the Ladies
aud Gguuomcu OF Caeionia County, the
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
Eg |. A tx E,S
PATENT FIRE AND WATER PROOFPAlNT
OR ARTIFICIAL SLATE.

For the claims OF Mr. Blake as patenico. 10 tho
exclusive disposition of this article and Tor the nu.
merons aud reliable estiolmls OF its Valuable Quail.
ties, they refer 10 the circular OF Mr. Blake con.
tainlhg Information sufficient TO convince the mos,
skeptica OF It's Great Value also the opinion of
the Hon. Daniel Webster as to the validity Of Mr..
Bakes Patent, and setting forth the liability to lecai
prosecutor which all persons viii incur in prepar
my, making, useiRg and selling the above named
paint in violation of his right
For themseyes they would not act as agents for
this article, or recommend it to their friends, had
they not confidence in the numerous and highly re.
spectacle certificates, from men of science and
practical experience iayorably known throughout
the country. Possessing these Essential Propriefcs
IN addition TO those OF ordinary coarse paints such
as yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown, Venetian &c.
and requiring much less OIL, and hence greatly di.
mnshlng the cost, they would recommend the use
Of this paint, in their stead
Its natGrA shades of Slate and Chocolate. il de.
sired, can be changed by adding of other highly col.
ored paints without affecting its quality. For pre-.
serving ehet BrcRor Wood work, tins Paint is su.
perier TO any oher forming more durable and
suitable groundwork, becoming hard like Slate, adj
ding much to the health of brick houses, and the
durability OF the walls, by protecting them from ex.
ternal moisture. Especially is it superior to any
other for liulls of Vessels.
Tin roofs well coated with this Article, are the
cheapest and best fire proof roofs in use.
Shingled roofs would be materially protected from
fire, aud rendered more durable if covered with the
same,
For saleby
JAMES JONES & co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

NEVER md AGUE, aud Bilious Complaints.
IL Although long known as sovereign remedy
for chrome cases of lepatic arrangement, the pro.
prletors of Dr. M'lanes Liver Pills were not pre-.
pared for the following gratifying evidence Of It's
capacity and curative powers in Ague and Fever aud
Bilious complaints:
"MApIsoNBUEG, Nov. 80, lS47.
"MEssRs. KIDp& Co.--About one year ago was
laboing under very severe attack of Ague and
Fever, but by the Use Of DR.. NJ Lanes Liver pins
was soon restored perfect health believe them to
be the best medicine for Bilious complaints that has
ever been offered for sale IN this section Of the
country. JAMES SHARPE
Fer sale by JAMES JONES a. co.
June 4 ls5l--ni9-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

Read the following asl Be sure and get the geo.
siHs aricls;
GllreAugh's TrIcOpherOus
The Grsai Care ~ B4'lless. Gray Hair
Segrf aai DaalrgT.
A g. eas's q slliusss, weak or thin hair win be
~ rssio-s, AM ag,heuei, gray hairs will be
p7sven'e- AL chsnged 70 their original eoior.-
Seer All ttaiFui vii be ea;rely removed, and the
htE, er Al. crcanaan aRd az 81 ages, b. Kept
hea'tsy, sui E o. and early, to the latest period
al lHs.
TIE rri,o75arapsis wholly different in is compo.
siiau frona lAhar articles Of the same name or Cor
similar purpose Il i intended 10 act through the
SKIP ua,n ,ie nerves, blood vessels and absor5cnis
connected with the root or bulb Of the hair 10 rouse
and sustain ,'lly action Ia these and thus pro-
dacc new ani ilxariaat head Of hair.
CAUTION
Beware Of vile counterfeit, under the same name,
sod for 2j cents. Many Ladies and gentlemen haze
beea earaFpel n purchase this article, and the re-
suit has been the entire destruction Of their hair.
Read Clirehugh's Treaties on the lIair,' accom-
panYing each bottle.
For sale al the Drug store OF
TAYLOR & MCCARTHY.
Feb. 3, 1851. n32-tL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

DALLAY'S GENUINE EXTRACTOR will
~ subdue the pain and inflammation from the Sc
verest burns or scalds, in from one TO twenty min.
utes-and that it will heal the wounds without scar;
and eflectuay cure Ferer Sores-PlsS-SaH
Rehum-Ia fdmatory Rheumatm-Sore and IN
famed EucS-- Cuts Wounds BruseS-OH and
Iateierate SoreS--ScaH Head CoyRs end BunonS
--EruSipelas--S prans-- SreRipgS FeiopS - Chih
HqaS-BteS Of Insects Swcled and Broken BreaS
--Sore Nipples EruPtons-and all other intama
tory and cutaneous diseases, where the parts affect
ed can be reached.
Don't be iacredulouS about the mann diseases
named, to be cured By only hng-but reflect, that
the few, but positive prophecies which the Daley
Salye alone contains, and as heretofore enumerated
one to four--can reach not alone the aore dis
eases, but many more not enumerated.
For sale by
JAMES JONES & co.
June 7, lS5l-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

NNORMS--WOR commencing DR..
W Nj Lanes Worm VermTuge to the public, the
propretors Of this great remedy prefer to use the
language Of those who have tested its merits. Read
and be convinced.
"ALaENn. ALLEGHENY Co Pa Sept l, ls47.
-. hdd 4 Co--We received a quantity Of
NJ Lanes Vcrmifuge BY Your agent which we have
sold to- customers and in every case it has had
unparalleled success and has never failed in any
case We might mention any number Of cases.
whore it has had wonderful success was necessary
kAURN d RICHARDSON"
For sale at
JAMES JONES & CO.
June Ii, lS5l-50-lv.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27


FHNlIE most strongly marked and developed cases
& OF Pulmonary Consumption. whore the lungs
have become diseased ana liberated and the case 50
utterly hopeless, as to have been pronounced BY
PAysIeau- and friends 10 be- past all possibility Of re-
coVery. and At times thought to be dying, has been
cured by this wonderful remedy, and are now as
well and hearty as ever. 1t is compound OF medi-
cations which are peculiarly adapted to and essen
italy necessary for the cure OF Coughs and Con.
sumption. rs operation is mild, yet efecacious; it
lonseus the phIe1m ShiCh creates 50 much difficult
ty. relieves the cough and assists nature TO expe
from the system all diseased matter by expectoratiln
producing delightful change in the breathing and
chest and this after the prescriptions OF the very
best medical men and the inventions Of kind and
sorrowug friends and nurses, have failed 10 give the
smallest relief to the Consumpye sufferer.
Thousands If Cnsumyhrs persons have been de-
cciyed repeatedly IN buying medicines which were
said to be inia.abIe cures but which have proved
only paatycs, but this medicine Is not only palla-
tive, bat a clue tor liberated lungs. 1t contains 10
delcerous Drugs and one trial will prove It's aston.
ishna efficacy better than any assertions certif-
Gates IN curing consumption and all diseases Of the
Lungs such as Splitting OF blood, pain in the side
and chest, night sWeats, &c, Nc.
About 1000 certificates cf almost miraculous cures
performed by this medicine, from some OF the first
Doctors, Clergymen and Merchants, have been sent
us for this medicine, but the publications Of them
looks too much like Quackery, (wi show them to
any person, calling at our ohice.) This medicine
| viii speak for itsef and enough IN its own favor
where ever it is tried.
CAuTroS-This medicine is put up in large bot.
lie and you must find the name OF Judson u Co..
Projectors, N York on the splendid wrapper around
the bottle, .owhom all orders must be addressed.
Sold in Columbus only bv J, Blair, and in Aber
deem by Hampton & lierndon. feb. 22-31-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
TO THE OLD AND yoUNS :,
no, YE RED HEADS AND GrEY!!
PHENOMENON lN CHEMISTRY !! !
EASTINDIAHAIR DYE.
June :, lsJl-ly.

Colors me H1r, and wiH not he SKIN
VTNHIS dye may be applied to the hair overnight
the first night turning the lghtest red or grey
HAIR to a dark brown, aud by repeating a second
fore, with the least possible trouble, keep his hair
any dark shade or perfect black; with positive as
sumnce that the dye, if applied to the skin viii not
color it, BY an occasional application, person
turning grey will never be known to have a grey
hair, Directions complete with the arti 1e There i
no co'oring in this statement, as one can easily test
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who
manufactures 1t, WHO'S the celebrated Chemist DR..
Comstock author Of Comstock's Chemistry. Philoso-
ply, and other works, and School Books, wcllknown
and widely celebrated by the public.
Sold IN n. York only by Comstock & Brother, No
g. John ST., in Columbus only by Blair; inyAber-
deem BY Iampton& llerndou. feb 22-34-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
1--WE LIVER C0MPLMNT-Dr. Mlanc

EENHE LII ER COM NF.-Dr, Mlane
L the inventor of the best remedy for that fearful
disease which has ever been offered 70 the public
thus describes the symptoms which indicate discr
dered state OF that important organ;
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LWeB,--pain in the
right side, under the edge OF the ribs, increased on
pressure. Sometimes the pain is in the LETT side
The patient is rarely able 10 lie on the LEFT side
Sometimes the pain is felt under the shoulder blade,
and frequently extends to the top of the shoulder,
and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the
arm The stomach is affected with loss of appetite
and sckness.s-the bowels in general are coStiye,
sometimes alternative with lax The head is troub-
led with pain, accompanied with dull, heavy SEN
satlon in the back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompanied with pain
fu sensation of having len undone something which
ought to have been done. slight dry cough is some
times an attendant. The patient complains Of wea-
riness and debility--he is easily started--his feet
are cold or burning, and he complains Of prickly
sensation of the skin His spirits arc low; and al.
though he is satisfied that exercise would be benef.
cal 10 him, yet he can scarcely summon up forth
tade cnopg n to,ry it. In fact, he distrusts every
remedy
Have You any or all OF these symptoms? Cell and
purchase a box Of DR.. NJ Lanes Pills. at,
June J, lS5l-i0-ly. JAMES JONES & co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

AT'LANE'S RMIFUGE.-To Messrs.
Va Kidd IL Co. Druggists corner of Wood and
Fourth street, Pittsburgh, belongs the honor Of have
ing induced the inventor Of this great remedy to offer
tito the puddle. This he has done though them.
has now been before the public for more than year.
1t has been ntroduccd'into all sections of the Union
and has given sides the most complete satisfaction.
Where it has been tried it has pronounced the best
remedy Tor worms ever invented. Families should
never be without supply. We add the following
from hundreds Of similar testimonials:
"llowARD, SrEuBEN Co, Ky. Sept 6. lS47.
81 Kidd d Cove had lot of your Vermi.
fugeand can recommend it as one of the hes, medi.
cines for wormes we have ever had DR.. MLanes
Vermmge never has failed to produce the desired
effect j. ALLEY & Co."
For sale
JAMES JONES & co.
June IL, lS1l-M-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
nALLEYS aNfUAL GALVANICis claim

VALLEYS ANIMAL GALFiN Nc IL claim
~ ed BIZ its inventor 10 possess properties which
Ito the Farmer and Oowner-and those having
charge OF Horses and Cattle, are Of the utmost i'm.
portance This opinion is not mere ipsa DIRT of
the roprcty bat based upon various, and faithful
trials and applications.
The grcal prophecies Of DALLEY's AslMAL GAL
yANlc, arc few but pnsitiyc
IT, prominent feature, and which no other article
excepting DALLEY's (worId renowned PAIN TX
TRACTOR possesses, Is Ito conquer inflammation
IN It's action is powerful, and possesses the pro-
perues Of iorcibly and rapidly drawing from the
blood and ciectng all impure matter, cleansing the
wounds to which It ia applied thoroughly giving
them a healthy tone, and consequently, elactug 4
rapid cure
In case of swenes, If well rubbed on, It cleck-
and subducs all jntammatonin very short time
and consequently, speedy cure must naturally fol.
low.
Its penetrating power Is immense hence, IN va.
rious cases it has baen successfully used 10 The
cure Of Bone Spawn.
ltstanls 10 reason, however, that in cases where
the Ointment has first 10 penetrated bard substance
before it can rcachjhe sub-stmtnm OF the disease
thata longer and more thorough application is ne.
cessary, than where Tie diseased locality can atoncc
by direct application be brought under the influence
Of the Ontment-as in cases Of Sores, Calls, llu-
mors, Bruises, Broken Kcc, &c, sc,
nall of suchdiseasc, il acts with electric rapidly
Broken Knees it eftctually cures without scar, OF
dsoeomtion OF the hair,-so that the injury cannot
Afterwards be traced,
For sale by
JAMES JONES q co.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

Among the numerous discoveries Science Iss
made iu tls generation 90 facilitate the bI-uos. OF
liie--iucrea-c Ifs enoymcuts, and even pr1oug the
term Of human existence none can b. named q.
more real value % mankind, than this contribution
OF Chemistry % the Healing Al. A vast trial Of
Us virtues throughout this broad country h1. PROVEN
BE- yoHd "a doubt that ~ medicine or combination of
medicine set known, can surely control and cure
the numerous varieties u pulmonary djses -e which
have hitherto swept from our midst thousands and
Thousands every year. Indeed, there is now aband-
ant reason 10 believe a Remedy has at length been
found which can be relied on 20 cure the most dan.
eerous affections OF the lungs Our space here will
not permit rs publish any proportion OF the cures
affected by ~ use bat we would present the follow
ing opinions Of eminent mer and iecr further en-
curry to the circular which the Agent below named,
Niil always be pleased 10 furnish free wherein are
fall particulars, and ndispuable proof OF these facts.
From Mc PresdeM Of Amhert C0iege, The
Ceicbrated Professor Hitchcock.
"James G. Ayer-Sif have used your Cherry
PICTORIAL IN my own case Of deep.seaed Bronchitis.
and am satisfied from It's chemical constitution. that
It is an admirable compound for the relief Of aryn-
ga and bronchial difficulties. II my opinion as to
It's superior character can be of any service. YOU
are at liberty to use il as you think prope.
EDNAED llllCIlCOCk, l.. l.. D.
From the widely Celebrated
Professor SNiman w. ID IT, Il. d., Professor
of CHEMISTRY MneraIoqH &c, Yale Col.
lege' Member of The Lii. Hist. Med.
Phd and NcietGc SOciciieS of
America and Europe.
81 deem the Cherry ncctora an admirable compo-
siton from some Of the best articles in the Matera
hledica, and very effective remedy for the dis.
eases Il is intended to cure"
New Haven, Ct, Nov. IlSlO,
MAJOR PATTlSON President Of the S. G.
Senate, states he has used the Cherry pcctoal with
wonderful success, TO cure an inflammation Of the
lungs.
From one Of The Physicians in Maine
SAco, Me-, April &C. 1919.
Dr.. j. c Aver LowcIl-Dear Sir: am now
constantly using your Cherry Pectoral in my prac-
ice and prefer tito any other medicine for puImona-
~ complaints. From observation OF many severe
cases am convinced will cure coughs, colds, and
diseases OF the lungs that have put to defiance all
other remedies.
invariably recommend its use in cases of con-
sumption, and consider it much the best remedy
known for that disease Respectfully yours
!. ). CUSiIMAN, N. y.
Prepared and sold by James {. Aver, Practical
Chemist, Lowell Mass.
JAMES BLAIR, agent.
Columbus, Miss, June %, 1851 52-tL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27

Testimony Ike the folloning, renders supcrRu.
Gus all comments on IKE efficacy Of BaH's Sar
sdpdrilld
From DR.. l.. l.. p YASpELL, Professor Of Chemistry
in the Louisville Medical College;
Il have looked over the list or ingredients com.
posing John Bulls Compound Extract Of Sarsapa-
Fia, and have hesitation in saying that they form
safe compound and one that promises well in ehron-
ic Diseases to which it is applicable"
L. r. YANDELL, NJ. D.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1851-09-27
TO THE LADIES.

Thcgcnuine Balm Of Columbia torreSoring The Hair
".ong hair is glory to a woman says Paul.
And all feel the truth of the pious quotation;
Preserve it then, ladies', your glory may fall,
Unless you protect it with this preparation.
Z I You wish rich, uxuriunt head of hair, free
I from daudruif and scurli, donot fail topocure the
genune Balm OF Columbia. In cases OF badness,
il wiz more than exceed your expectations Many
whohaye lost their hair for twenty years, have had
it restored to It's orgnalperecton by the of this
balm. Age, state, or condition, appears to be no OBJ
sacle whmcyer; it also cau-es the lluid to flow with
which thc delicate hair tubes is filed by which
means thousands whose hair was gray as the Asi
attic eagel have had their hair restored to its natural
color BY tins invaluable remedy In all cases of le-
yer It wiz be found the most pleasant wash that can be
used n lew applications nlyare necessary to keep
the lair from taHiug oat. 1t strengthens the roots
nnegcr tails to imwrt rich glossy appearance, aud
rs perfume for the toIlctitis uEcquaed. 1t holds
thccn times as much as 9th miscalled hair restora-
ttes, and is more eilcctual.
CAurloN.-Neyer buy it unless you find the name
of Comsock& Co. proprieiors on the wrapper of each
bottle or Won are cheated with counterfeit article
Sod i'm N Nourk only by Comstock Il Brother, No.
9, john ST. in Columbus. only by J. Blair in Aber-
deem by Hampton Ilerndon, fed 22-3l-ly