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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-03
TAILORING! TAILORING!
LEWIS BEYNON,

NFORAS his customers and friends that be
IL has removed to the room recently occupied
as the Mountain Sentinel Office. where he VII be
happy to see his former patrons and also as
many new ones as please to call. He receives
regularly from New York and Philadelphis the
latest fashions, and he cannot be beat either 10
the shape or fit of Coats, Pants or Vests by any
other Tailor in the county. He respectfully asks
the public to give him cali, and he is conhdsat
that his work will recommend itself
BeA-All kinds of country produce taken y
exchange for work.
March 6, 1s5l.-tf
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-03
FRESH .ARRIV.AL
CHEAPyGOODs

RIFLE e. HUMPHREYS,
Have received from Philadelphia, at their
Store Room at the Summit, a large and splendid
assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
selected with great care, and with a desire to
accommodate the wants of all. Their stock
consists of
Cloths, CaSsimeres, Sattinets, TweedS, Ginghams
FZanneis, Prints Of every variefy, Lin
seys DE Lai,as, the latest style Of Ssa,0Is,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Queensware,
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
Together ,0ifh a heavy stock Of
g X OC Il Il I r. s,
In fact almost everything required to satisfy
the wants of the community. Having purcha-
sed at the lowest cash prices, they are prepared
to accommodate their customers with goods, ON
terms little lower than they can be purchased
at any other establishment in the county. All
are respectfully invited to give them q call and
judge for themselves.
February 20, 1851.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-03
Notice.

"E the undersigned have this day asso-
w ciated with ourselves, in the Mercantile
business, &c, JOHN MURRAY, ESQ., The
style OF the firm will hereafter be known as
Murray, Zaha & Co.
MURRAY & ZAHM.
May 10, 1851.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

DEATu or Joanna BAiLLE-We fegfel
Ia announce the deoease Of Joanna Baltic
which took place at llamslel on Feb %
A poet whose tame is indelibly inscribed
on llle annals OF English literature. aud
whose genius, remarkable in ehafnetef,
has received the homage OF the most ex.
alled Of hes contemporaries. Bqyn Ia iha
year 1902, IN the msn,e ui Bohwul. ueaf
Ghsgow, of which place her father was
minister, her gieal age connected her
wsh period sigualIged by the most fe.
ma'kable events aud. equally 50 by the
great intellectual impulse which iheu
leavenod the social mass
Al lho fuj % the laA eeblffv n ef4.tI
ol distinguished persons appeared IA ever,
department where emiueuoe could he at.
taned, aud Tho names Of Rogers, Wofds
worth, Campbell Moore, Scott, shortly
10 be succeeded by sons equally eelthfal.
ed. prove that IN poetry lbe period W
particularly noh. The works oi Joanna
Balllie, which then appeared anonymous.
", created Us greaI a sensation a. nay
production OF the great authors above
mentioned. aud the Impression which wa,
The result ol their lirsl appearance wa
much heightened when contrary To all
expectation, they were found to he the
Writings Of woman. This Impression
was still iunher increased when il was
discovered that the aulhofess was sui
young, had always led secluded Iils.
aud had, therefore, by force Of nnagina.
uon alone, bodied l0uh productions u,uaI.
ly the result Of experience su1 intercourse
with the world
Her works are marked by great org.
naliIy aud invention. l3r the foundations
OF her dramas are no, ln general msioncaI
uoG .1orles from real l,ie, bur combinations
wrote oa; from hpr owu conceptions
Her knowledge OF The human Leaal Of
lie wide raugu OF good aud evil al uz
mulllianous. chuusglu aud wayWafa
nature. was great. aud her power Of pof.
Ira!ing character has rarely hreu exceed.
ed. Her .-""uag, j, simple aud iafrhIr
while the illu,lr,usu, sHj imagefy. oIIra
suggested. probably. By ..s picturesque
localities where her youth was passed. uIH
eopous aud effective. ller female paf.
fruits are especially beautiful, aud possess
AN unusual degree OF elevation aud purity.
Several Of hrS dramas have teca aelrd.
Though her fame teulyd sfpaily 10
draw her into soclriy, her lille Wa pns.ed
IN refinement. Il WAS pure aud moral
IN he highest drgree aud pss rl arst,ri..
ed by the most cou,gmatc integrity
kindness, aid active brneyolrnce. She
was an Instance that poriical geniu. oi
high order may be united 10 q m,nd well
regulIicdi able aud willing 10 gzguui,
the ordinary dal.e, Of liic IN su cxemplnD
manner. Geulls aud uuassuuJug 10 uli
with an Interchangeable sinpIigIy Vi man.
nef aud OF character. she counted mauy
Of the most celebrated ior talent aud
genius Hmcug her friends
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

oN ApVtarslNa.-A prize Essay, on
tins subject. by Horace Greeley. has. like
ulI h's productions, spice of strong
Senss and observation. lie say.
Men oi business are hardly aware Of
'hu Immense change winch a few yeats
nave wrought IA the power Of the pnhlip
press A few years since circulation
oi three thousand copies vas very large
on' iof daily paper now there are
journals issuing tom fotty to fly thou.
'aad eoplus daily. while lists Of ten ia
twenty thousand are ifqqueaIlY aud tsnid.
" increasing. ~ a gsusal rule. an
n''e'''sement IA paper INV Will meet
TIE eyes ot four 10 leu times a. may
persons Ms like announcement woolj
n"'e none twenty yeas ago |: is easy
10 place one where it will meet the eve.
ol oGs hundred thousand pafsons wiIhu
Two days. or by using hall dozen papp,.
To challenge the altegiion Of hall i NIL.
non OF persons When II Is pfaelirabIe
70 aHaih sueli publicity alta cost of a few
u'''sf' ahd when some actually do obtain
IT, how can Ihose who neglect il expeet
70 'ni'd up new husines.l An old one
may snhsisi, ublil its customers gradually |
liop oil by dHiil Or removal, bui he who /
W'hl build up bnsiues, NV mn.t tBs
''Ae the iline, uud improve tie advantage.
II oilers. Foremost among ihesa Is The
facility now so ehenply afforded for reu.
e'aI advertising. II negltel II. Is lke
resolving never 10 travel n sIaaal nor
eonmanicaie by Telegraph Ilis 10 eIa.e
que ewes 10 the light. aud Iasist lpan
''''hs la perpetual darkness. Al N.
ii'idaal may do lhis ag his own cost. bat
community. class. VIII never act 50
ahd lie who n elects ths al.
'an'asss Of advertising. not oaIf IoH.
himself 81 his iaif advantages. hu, be.
''oWs lha sral'. "a rs wizaf H4als.
Ihf.e is .afse elass Nho aeI.sl. Ia
'niue 90 uaw.papefs aud flae4.as : VII.
'hd fosts' aud announce their vafas Ia
second Aand lnkes, Of IN dnsgetaI III 10
s' 'he teeth Of a 1ull saw on e1ss. 4
hiii Object Is uotonely Or n laugh. IN.
$ lut way % attain il. INT II II IL Ia...
'es' BE- would sen leiiHf n re IT,
AlBanse Of business Leave clowns
's's 10 ihs eiseus, unl let sober men
peak Us lhey act, with dIfeelness aud +,
.erl'ion The iewest wafls Tint vii ,
.ou'ei ias atFgfasei's i1sas ats liz fIsht !
,Hr5.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

eafRNaau.-fhefe Is no mors in,ep.,
stndeal n bis art than Gfoenough, AN,
We eNnsi great things from his cullun
and eslmstasm. A correspondent, Of III.
NsNali DaIly thus speaks of h,s newes
wurA
sti.tHongh has nearly completed HI.
group lie Piouetf. designed ,or one o
the peI.lla!s Of the eapltola at Washington
lie he beeu atE yeats al work on this
ihs Fnfes are colossal a lfontief man.
N Il ling cont, cap aud irinsel leggins,
Is fssaiag his vile aud ehllJ i,5m the
muas aas ieiaeitY of North American
l.ii.sk. The ehte man stand, nearly
aieea. |aiIh all thal gaaadsar ii eSpfe,.
sioh Which frsolullon determination and
mahlY strength can give. lie is behind
Tie safage who appears in the act of
saielheiius 10Th mother aud child with
liis aiiihsl. hfasWng him with tlercu.
len sihsagil, lis night huud holds the
lud a. Wusl with tension aul uflp.
ul Inn, wi1iIg IN, lett arm, doubled around
tue liinH'. shoulder. has forced the sny.
ase II cue snve, liis face thrown upward
one I'D g.alelaag iomahawk, aud The
oiaI eakglaled N ,he iJlls o. hI, blank.
e. lie I'm compressed Up OF the Pho.
ne. re lzssd, angry bJ5N, thg chin,
IL 7 if d The head. half beu, over ,Le
saftg4 anl The masleriy daqplnpmen, Of
mnaa II strength, render the figure QUE
ei suf fisinE excellence II awrs you
VIII ssaisa# ii ulnsei3u, power l..
seeias fetla The story ol our Western
naHffs. TN Story If the Augil Saxon
=aa6iIIig otHf laa Red Man. The 6t.
uie u The ludian, IN wat.plume anl
iealaet Is admirable IN ilaa aud truthful.
hess= Is aFuned, covering face, ac.
hfias - Il power of tbl pI1agsr
Us #iHaiae Is Hlfea1g relaxed ly [
lie titll'al deadIy slugs.e. IN iron, /
al tin tzf9an 80 liz HIie uul child -
IL ~ llzl i seaEeiI e.a.pHg ghe iuhul .
10 hef Hsoau-hsr haiI. IN di,ausy l1a,s I
ufaa hafsl usek auj ,aoullsls-hsr
H. L. ffon her The ilud w.!-s
as5...I - i55k. iafesliu' gi ssli aud
tegafIiI aHIYQl asf plIl. caunat be
wfilie In. Love. augl.,h-all are
tazfs=a aaza dAsl uHau the infant
seeussHuggint. !. the m5tltr's arms.
aheanleus OF is dsnger The rtoups
Hattgii htstgfiati one. wn. gprral
In In hzalls 81 AWsasaGs-aui ws
INV i-s.EauaY i saying that public
opnioil home will pronounce /. a cub. |
sii- I, t1sspl'sa. gfsnily executed rne
na'ne ,GfeenOugh is worthy to stand
,ldr ly e with Canvvua md lhorwal..
deus.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

CoAiNG Rom We are accused t,ay,
the Connecticut CoumuD Of having
changed our views upon the ingiiiye slave
law Whatever change may have pass.
cd over qua mind - change 10 common
with large par OF The thinking com.
muully Of New England Al the Gr,i
consideration ol that law, aud looking ut
il uuconneeIcd wi'h any other measure.
we dislIkrd ais aspect, lall errc, at the
necessity OF rs passage, bnd were di,pos-
ed 10 believe that It might be altered or
modified in some ui rs details. This feel.
ing was UuivrigG one. Bhl when wd
saw how much lis execution was looked
upon Mt the South NJ criterion OF thd
sincerity Of the North In upholllng H..
compromise measures, aud IN preserving,
the integrity Of the Union. our yiewi
underwent change. Besides, il was thd
law OF The land Eycy good ci,izerI
must uphold tho execution ol the laws.
and waive all p'roual objection whila
lhcy continue such What came /. ,hcui
N such change! Il was iylt by thl
whole community who loved the uulun-.
equally by mcu oi both the grea, parties.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

brought ln' The event seemed to prove
the wisdom of hls conduct, for The weath.
or changed during the night an nnex.
pso'ed storm burst over the valley, and
the next morning 1t was found that the
rlvef had ovefilowed, aud ratfed away
all the hay that hal been left in The folds.
fhe crops OF the neighhofing farmers
had been completely destroyed, Bemafd
alone had not suffered.
The success Of the first experiment
gave him such faith in the advice OF the
lawyer, that from lhat day forth he adopt.
ed It as the fula OF hs conduct. aud be:
came by his order aud diligence. one OF
the iieifss. fs..zslrls III IL z5uuuY liz
never forgot the service done him by NJ.
Potter dc la Getmondalr, 10 whom he
ever afterwards carried couple OF his
hnest fowls every year as token OF
graIitule.-ChamLefz Journal.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
u sling to Me softly. My sister.
pr MRS II, 8, kloaoL..


O sing to me softly, my sister,
Aud smile 80 me, dsrling, o.night,
For ny soa !. eheompassed by darkness,
Aud shut from the kingdom Of light
walk in llie's valley Of shadows,
Nhefe the fountains low munnus afo tt,Il
Whsfe swiftly through gray lnisl aud yapor,
Are gliding pale phantom. of ILL
Thy voice, like the eleal lhread Of silver,
That winds through tho still grassy lane,
seall sie.l through my heart, silent chamber
Asd wakrn their music again,
Far away from the elsuds Of the present,
In the Eden Of memoys Isle,
What visions Of pence aud OF beauty,
Shall my sPiHl OF sadness begull..
Once more | will rove with sweet f.neie,,
Aud think the swee, thoughts Of u child;
Once mo-e will gather Yoslhs roses,
The iaitef because they are Wild.
Aud the llghi which know !. Immortal,
Ina, shnar On young lu's drwy hoors,
shall .ifram from is ohtysialins portal,
And brighten iair memoy's boWoH,
Thea siag to IN. softly, ny sister,
Aud pout out thy keaH ia the strain,
TIL afram that tho brauliful voices
VI childhood ate singing sgaiu.
So my heart shall grow better aud puref.
And strength 10 US both shall be gwen,
#fa sqfA ani = nfiaaisss salvation,
aha any 9Ah sai ehtifsa IA ncatrn,
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

NEGROES iS Iowa. Gg3l Jste.-Atl
incomglhlo wag has admirably succeeded
IA refpc.faung chp1ni jose upun IA
Iowa Legislature. |. appeafs that upon
tie biIl prohibiting negroes from entering
the State, aud ulliSIne heavy penalties
upon them when they do enter IL, !. T.
Morton. Of Henry, who i. both Wh-
aud wag, moved an additional section,
"lhal the bill should he 10 force from and
after It's publication in Ihs Iowa Free
Democrat" the abolition paper at Mount
Pleasant, The bill went back to the
House so amended The amendment. was
accepted by the House, aud the bill pass.
ed. After while lhe idea began TO exc
through the hair OF q member that The
abolition organ might decline publishing
the law, aud thereby kill /, stone dead,
and he moved for a reconsideration. but
failed, and the bill was loll to be sent to
the Governor in that crafty shape
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

tAu FAtAcE o. Glass -Eofissz lthi,
wonderful om.dius is less costly than an
agricultural barn. OF an lsish eabin. A
division Of us supeffces ia cubic fee,
hy the sums 10 be paid for H. bfags out
the astonishing quolienl OF litll6 more
than one hiIlpeuoy (nige siSte.nihs Of u
penny pes cubic iJot--supp3sj1g lila
,ntijnwhuu iho Exmjii5a isa'sr OF. II
IL remains a fixture, Ihs rate Of cost vail
be rather loss ilan penny and one twelfth
OF a penny per eubio foot The ordinary
ctyou.e ~ a barn is more than twice a.
much. OF t~oppucr-hal'peuuy PEI foot
ii-is are The hsues-lhe eulife cdi.
hcc contains 80 millions ol aubic feet
II borrowed and taken down, the sun 10
be paid is L ~, 800; If bought, to become
a winter garden, = 10000.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

Com'cdsitrrs tracks are vafions aai
deeply laid. Ia order to deceive, ha,
'aty may eass.l good money To- Lai
w'lhou! bs'ng detected and punished.
As we have repeatedly said, tho country
s literally r1llcd with spurious bank
u'ies, ani 90 some Instances the spur.
odS ho;e ,o5as 10 mauy l,.r,oas hessf
iAaE ihs geuu.uai % la. better work On
IT, and woall bc taken Ia preference, II
looks alone were a guide. Oas Of the
latest operations Tia, we have discover.
rh' consists in rlirplng OFT ihe epd Of
cnlnicieil h', which bss the mark Of
detection al it, laJ Ike end from a
good bi'i-ihen putting the good enssav.
iug on thc bad bill and the bad engray.
ing on the good bill. Then the bad hill
Is offered, 20 nicely have the parts teen
pal l1s .Ihrf, a careless and uaacgtain,cd
pef'oH l. Ney Hpl 10 receive the h.l bill,
and hnis too lule, that he has been swim.
dltI u rho gJld hll y disputed, the
holder O.. q claims that both genuine sig.
uaiuwsare. uH0iwlthslanding-:he sna.
nou' piece is taken on and then he raln,.
that y wall pass in bank! A gtea, many
counterfeit ones on Ohio aud Keniacky
are in 'hls nul by other uehiou, means,
passed on iae community. even after
description D, made public. Il therefore
'equucs unusual caution to AVOID itnpo.
s''lon when receiving money.
On Gd.ei,e
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16
Coon ADvrog.-A hnmorou, write, "a.

Coon ADvicE.-A humorous writer ad.
wees 'hns; Let your homes be provided
with such comforts Enl neeessar,e, a.
pio'y piekles, potatoes, pots aud kettles.
hfoJn,. henevolenee, bread, charity.
cheese. crackers, faith. aonr, affection.
oilet sincerity onions, integrity, vinegar,
wine AMI wisdom. Have all thosa on
l.nnd' aud happiness will be with YOU.
Don't dnnk anything Intoxicating. On,
to-, ,o,iastug atger uiiner, chat alter tea,
aud kiss after qnnfrrlIingi and all Joy. the
the peace and bliss ihe earth eau afford
shall b. your, I'LL the grave closes over
yon aud yonr spirit is borue 10 brighter
aul happier world"
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

Ia attempting 10 carve a fowl one day,
sgenIeman found considerable difficulty
IN separating It's joints. and exclaimed
against the man who sold him an Old hen
for young chicken My dear" said
the enraged mans wife, don't talk so
much about the aged aud respectable Mr.
B., lie planted the frs: bill of corn
that was planted In our town" IL know
that, said the husband. "and l believe
:hiS hen scratched it up"
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

IHL lLl9rlrr --Iui, .. The nam.
/ gt'n 90 new process Of dagu,rl,yrl,s
u "in, lha ,0lon OF nature are acrv.
rely rtea ou The plate. ], promise,
lfbe on ol The m9,t valuable discover.
y Of tL day The InvcuI1r Nj l. l.
til. 'ag-"i have now iouy.dye sp,,i.
Us o. Uf which Isr-aut lle .sgpui
Poe. uc Go a tuh, aud wl.Aa a.srrp
I bu.4aIy Grvrf seen il li1 riches;
'glrmtIr. sal ii.is Is true also Of t.s
.aeks ula white. The pictures have
eeh 'Ei appearance OF eHaWCl.iEr. aud.
believe ufs equally dunb,s, iJr il i.
Fry difficult Ia ehicc them by stslanr
nd a. iarus | eau Judge, they arc not
'iiej upon hy hgh'.' IN agl,hor state.
ieat mad NJ Mr. llll. bs says Ny
ioeess Involves .hs Use q. a. least one
lbs,duse cghnty Rct which, tlon.h
i nay own discovery ! cannot name.
ul b. uuI'ss anything ever named ly
hemr,s. NJ Ill ,u}s hs bns been
HtU! S.uJJJ ior a hlil interest in l..
ise3vgH bu' declares bis Intention 10
5nmHu experimenting uuul As ha, PEG
'cied II es br as he eau, when, what
yer disposition may be made si 10. he
rs resolved that it shall "u1l hs monop.
lzed M llul resides 90 WoA,,l
\. \ abd b, 'h- amH.g of % rfuuss ga
be DEnep'yps AT
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

The cave recently discovered aear
Madison, Wi,consin. is supposed to ex.
tend under the gtcaief part Of Dove and
Iowa counties. Az exploring pnr'y late.
ly passed i've days III ezaminlngt it They
pussed oser aud along large masses, which
proved to be lead Of 6ne quality, spread
ing over au extent Of three miles. They
lJuul, also, hue copper ors, aud eleysl
pound, 0f naive silver Crystals. STA
llcues, iHcfgStations, etc, were abundanr
and waterfalls, and lake, which thel
explored in canoe, and found 10 be ihir
ty.seyen feet deep.-Ecoaomis.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

iE OLp GAug-Marun Farquhaf
Tier. poet aud philosopher arrived at
NJ York in the Asia. mud made his nd.
ydby sonneng, in three separate po.
ed Yankees aud Yankeeland, "by rs.
qi," he says, and as the theatre men
saIonelimes. He /. evidently G.hlng
iobe loadie., aud heaven knows the
" IL is fail OF them where he makes his
ID among us
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

DltaEssNU OCCURRENCE "A most dis.
ressiig occurrence looa place ia EoAbury
few days siuee. and lof the purpose OF
rm.Rrg people how cnu'iops they
hnun hsHj.g poison. we will give DO.
Sse's -' ,ilr case without mentioning
! MaF' Hauufas.iI .
gAAl0 d quarrel with another aud 10
wa9reed that iae pinIes should settle
lheb ,IieuIIies by "a hgil ou tie suhss.
luldly The Wlfy Of oAs O.. the par
uei iiganug Of tea arrangement wen,
TO iRpn'hecay's shop aui told, the g.f'
caduugcs Of the ca.r, aui inquired The
glEly 0i ldulsnUH necessary puI her
huiul into sleep from which he
va not awake uuii. after the time
GvIi1f the fight TO come oil. She was
lllEIe quamuy, but TO make the taiug
,ut her kindness prompted her to add
10 dose mentioned and She administer.
cdImggh thai It proved fatal. She told
lhihole stoTy-hef ohleets-her regrets
auihe Coroner and other authofitius
| had uecly determined tho. lhg woman
W. bot subject - criminal proceedings
| Boston Bee.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

ISooRRlGiBLY HAPrY!-lO one OF Ad.
dison's plays, the undertaken reproves
one Of his mounefs lor laughing al iu.
neral, md Gays to him-"Y on rascal, you
| have been raising your wages for these
two years, upon condition that you
should appear more ,onowiul, and the
higher wages you receive, the hoppier
you i0oa!'
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

Llliefs from Canton state that Rev.
Dr. Brigham, American Missionary IN
Chiaa, committed suicide there early IN
Dseemb5t by cutting his throat lie
was bgned 81 Whumpoa
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

An EvERerERs "A msn wo does not
learn by experience
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

What is 1t that most bollers cabinet
maker? Putting leg to the muliiplica-
ton table
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

The city Of Buffalo last year paid a
tax Of over S4OO, ,OO0-being about ten
dollars for every man woman and child
III The city.
Washington telegraph., 1851-04-16

TARifp This puzz'ing name derived
from the town OF Tanfa ai the mouth OF
the Straits Of Gibraltar Il was the last
stronghold which The Moors disputed
with the Christians; aud when the former
held possession Of both the pillars Of
Hercules, 1t was here that they levied
contributions for vessels entering the
Mediterranean, whence the geusre name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
NR. KELLINGRR is and will continue

kTto ssonish The whole world With he wagc Fluid Tor
fastening and besuifng the hair when hundreds OF do
have been paid out ia vain and all hopes uSsd 40 from
ffe0uent dFsppuinlment Ths tho with Mr.
George W Wsiug who hsd lost ali bic hair; without The
shsd0yy Of belief he commenced nting Kelngers fluid
ard esure be hgd used bottle. hs hair had started
very thick and last unbrsnOwn TO Dr. and through Ihe
pOtene.s Of Mr.. Robert Brown one Of the chief ads
" have this eentemens affidavit corrOOOr6sed by SIX
other highly respectable persons who have known Mr. w
fOC yess lie Ut only hes plenty Of hair hui Il is hoe,
curly son and glossy Or hiss of Is years retor
ed Ore gentleman ad bis pOTTa taken Ia bald hesd,
WA bsd from II To - years and has II taken with
beautiful head OF hair For undeniahle proof 81 this, call
on Mr. Merum. at the Hppons Riding School 10 Ca
nast, New-York City Wessy the people are fJols who
buy idle assertion, when they can get euch evil
dence 10 his and hundreds 81 Others no and new
daily handed in This one case !. more than al
tho pretended remedies show In the United Slses
The Dr. will forfeit 900 II he fais TO prove this beyond
al doubt Sod The Depos $50 Pesrsi. 43i sud 40
BROADWAY. (white font hOuIeO between Grand ard
Broome ats where tho Dr.. be daily consulted In
large bottles slS each and ten times as chesn "a any
OheT. al lml nSN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
DR. GOURAUD'S LILY WHITE

k|rhis oe ghifu compound is Intended % supD
noxcus articles whi have been heretofore used ny
for teLiug re cuicl~, sucn ~ p,e3s-o1 c.sk P4-a
white ps.ter OF Pss Uuix- tne rlic 1r1 m
rAursl whites scverle1 10 GOURAUO'S Luy WHITE gives
delicious 'o'ir sulcoihDess bdngnce AID PERFECTLY
re-Nke ~hferets 10 TIE complexion Whs. utei After
the .tn hss been thoroughly ~assei Win GOURAUDs
Ito heccsted soNp IRE effect Ia Injurious sud ghl-
FOL ~ he extreme l. cleo very valuable f1r geaer 90
VIII ttrcer sklrs ard tl o~ards- - % cl---y srs
TIE irritation co1s' Q1rlt ol shaving others shol
use on their babies D. 70 much superior Do common
2 v~er FOR hist purpos- - c-rls box
COZ RAIDS Puuc.s bile Ers1. estes ts'~ from ow
Cfsfescs upper 9E sny part Of 011y Warranted.
6OIRALbo LiCYIc Rouge FOR ps - rn--ss .od ips
Be psrtcu ar lo hear IN mind that Or FELIX con-
RAtDS c'epsral1ls can oa obtained genuine s. hE
cspoi q Wskersi, ret DOR est u Broaf ~a7.
MY T1sSruf