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MOSCOW. In The rstssak he saved IA liz u
Pouiato~s ki.
AZ ne battle Of LeIpsie, wtere be xstod =.
brigsdier-gcnerai he was sgain wounded asd
taken prisoner After The dissolution Of tbs
national army Of Poland, hs entered into tho
pol'sh-hassian service, but soon obtained his
discharge, and lived in retirement in Posen
though without intermittng his efforts for the
freedom OF Poland, Ia the year 1921 he helped
10 iound patriotic union, was arrested after the
accession Of Nicholas /, and in the wear 1920
sentenced 10 six years imprisonment in the
fortress Of Giogau Escaping from this in 1881.
he went to Warsaw, and took oafi as a com,
mon soldier in the battle OF Wawre. The NEXT
day he was made General Of Division. On the
2olh OF February he beat Diebtsh at Groduo
aud distinguished himself in several other bat
ties. Ouiawed and hung in igy at Kosen. he
fouEd an asylum in France. Pie remainder of
his subsequent life he passed in Wiesbadep.
Omnski was also known rs writer on military
affairs Those who knew HIN in the latter
years Of his exile are loud in their praises of
the sweetness, bencyolence, and dignity OF his
character. lie will be long remembered for his
devotion to the cause of Polish liberty, and the
people who in future times shall struggle for
The same boon, will gain new encouragement
from his glorious example
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The original and ultimate equality of mankin,
has always been favorite tenet of poetry an,
religion. 1t is distinctly announced in the Christ
ian system. But the condition on which, accord
ing to that system, an ern of universal equality
can arrive, is almost universally overlooked
There must be an equality of righteousness and
innocence. That period, whenever it approaches,
will be announced by mighty moral progress.
"All crimes shall and ancient fraud shall fail
Returning justice liz aloft her scale
And it unfortunately happens in this oul
day and generation, when the proclamation o.
universal equality is so loudly made, that instead
Of being heraded by great moral regeneration
of mankind, there has seldom been time wher
crime was more prevalent among civilized ma
lions, when vice was more abundant, or fraud
more frequent.
In the two great systems of government and
civilization which lead the van Of Europe and
America-in Great Britsin and the United States.
we find that each successive report Of the state
OF society is worse than the last. The proper
ton of crime, the progress of vice, the amour,
Of suffering, of disease, and depopulation are
greater than before. Yet il 10 precisely in such
periods that false and spurious pretences anc
movements are made to assert the doctrine of uni
versal equality.
We have witnessed in modern times thre
periods of this kind. The first was that of tn
French revolution Of '89. At that time Franc
was one of the most corrupt countries Of chri,
tendon. The vices of the court Of LOUIS fou
teen and fifteenth have become proverbia TIL
nobility and court were utterly depraved an
degraded-the people ensaved and ignorant
Yet in such period and such country II
doctrine # universal equality, of natural rigl
and inalienable rght,was proclaimed and adopte
by a brilliant army ofpbosophers and statesmen
The experiment was TIED on the grande.
scale, upon ono of the most civilized and r,
nowned States Of Europe. 1t resulted in feroc
ous civil war and in a military despotism. an
in about twenty-five years of foreign war. tn
greater part devoted to foreign conquest and in
tsrnal consumption and taxation. Yet for tn
greater part Of this period, and even long afte
NAPoLroH was proclaimed emperor, many of th
philosophis, phiIanthropic, and liberal minds o
Earope persisted In the dream Of Human equality
Finally, Fnnce was overthrown, and a con
sress Of dsspots met at Vienna, and fixed tn,
fats Of Easepe BY the mere power of the bayo
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TEA IN SoUTH CARoLISA--The Charleston
Courier notices the arrival in that city of Francis
Bonynge, gentleman who has spent fourteen
years in the East, actively engaged in the cutiya
ton and manufacture Of indigo, sugar, saltpetre.
tea, and coffee, and whose present object ia to
introduce into the Southern States the culture
| of the tea plant, the mangoe tree, date tree
coffee plants, &c. and the melons and yepetab.
less of tho East Indies and to carry out the
manufacture of the tea leaf, and also of tht
indigo plant, and to give full and fair trial &c
both tea and indigo.
Mr.. Bonynge says that the soil and climate o
the Southern States are more suited to the cult
walton Of Tea than those even in China, and tina
indigo, which was, by the-bye, formerly pro-
duced in the Southern States, can be grown &c
any extent, md that the coffee plant, in all pro
liability, would flourish there to great advantage
innsmuch as the soil and undulatng nature Of
the land would be in its favor and the cold oil
the latitude of Charleston is not so tense by
thirteen 80 that of the east of China In fact
MIR. Bonynge has seen this plant growing wild
in u, latitude 81 deg 80 min, on hills of from
three to five hundred feet in height, where
too, there was an abundance Of frost, snow, and
hail.
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NAPLEs--The official journal Of The Two
Sicilies publishes statistical account of the
population Of Naples up to the first Of January,
1851. The total number of inhabitants amounts
to 4l6475 souls, viz. 20S, 4S3 males, and 49,
992 females. There were l4,S9l births in 1880
viz 1905 males and 1885 females, among
whom were 1877 foundlings, viz. 93s males
and l,03s females, besides 1874 Legitimate chill
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FAST TRAvELLKG.--A gentleman of Mis-
souri, has lately made the trip from New York
to st. Louis in four days and seventeen hours
he went upon the New York and Erie railroad
to DuDkrik, where he took the steamer to Cleve
land, thence to Cincinnati, and thence BY steamer
to st Louis. The regular time from New York
to Cincinnati is forty hours. When the eastern
line Of railway is completed from St Louis to
Cincinnati, the trip to New York will be made
in less than three DAYS.
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CINCINNATI. Jolly II

CINCINNATI, July IL.
HEALTH OF CISorNNATI.-1'he Board of Health
report 206 deaths during the past week, of
which were of cholera and 1913 children under
years of age We have very unfavorable re-
ports of health from the towns throughout the
country, and especially along the river below.
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~" We learn by a Geographic despatch, that
the Hon. VIM. c. PRESTON, of South Carolina
while on n visit to Fairfield, was struck with
paralysis.
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The resignation of Mr.. WEBSTER, immediate
or remote, positive or contigent, has probably
occurred
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A Mrs. Phillips, living near Vandala,
Indiana, had twin children about eighteen
months since, and about three weeks since gave
birth to five more, all alive and kicking
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az" 1t was stated editorially in Saturday Is
paper TINT General TALcoTT had been acquitted.
This was a mistake.
Geographic despatch to that effect was re-
placed, without our knowledge, in the editorial
column.
II is officially announced that he Was found
guilty of several of the charges against him, and
dismissed We have not had time to see the
testimony
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE. N. e.

Nhe annual Commencement Of this Ins,;,,,;,,,
u VIII he held on Wednesday, the 10th ins,ont
" The q street Baptist Church, Washington Civs
me exercises will commence at IL o clock. A. NJ
Inc public are respectfully invited to attend
july l4-3t
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From The .Nsio York Erening Post.
The British Censns.

The Following summary, just issued from the
census office, shows the population and number
OF houses in Great Britain according to the la.
census and that of
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ALPHABETICAL HoSoRs Alphabetical appen-
dages to names are be 'om'ng ridiculous. In an
advertisement Of sermon, which appears in the
Dublin Mail, the author (Rev. Mr.. CARSON has
pinned to his nams,"M d ABTCDFR Isl
CT w" We have (says the Weekly News)
made the appendages more Formidable by taking
away the full points. but y ct best IS a puzzle.
The Gateshead Observer sasd' We take Mr.. Car
son to be Doctor of Nedicine Bachelor of Arts
Of Trinity College, Tnblin; Fellow Of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, Irsland and Chief Trum-
peter to tho Prince Of wales
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Great Britain and

Greut Britain ana
Islands in the
British Seas,
Eng'd. d Wales
Scotland.
lslandsin theBri,-
ish Seas. $50,
London. .,.....
Il
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Great Britain and
Island in the
British Seas.
Engl'd. e. Wales
Scotland.
Islands in theBrit-
ish Seas. 80.
London. .......
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2O,9l9,53l 10, l84, 6e7 10, 724,844
l7,9O5.o3l 6,054,554 9,l5I,277
2,o7O,7e4 l,363,622 1907, 1852
1926 66,5lI 76. 4O5
1853, TAI l,l04,35G 1,25e,785
IS4l 9Th June.)
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Great Britain and
Islands in the
British Seas .
Engl'd. d. Wales
Scotland. .......
lslandsin theBrit-
ish Seas .....
London .......
Great Britain and
Islands in the
British Seas.
Engl'd d. & Wales
Scotland.
lslandsin theBrit-
ish Seas. .....
London ........
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Houses IN Houses UNI House
habited. inhabited. Build g
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FIRE INSURANCE.

ryoDxvay Fire Insurance Co., Conway, Mass.
INCORPORATED APRIL Is, le49
vg1uIs Company insues property two classes, desgna
ted as class No and class No. two the accounts
f which are kent in separate books there beng cOlnec-
ton other than the business of each IS unde The SUPER
vision of the same board OF directors, thus giving The puO-
lie the advantage OF two insurance companies Win nc ca
pense of one Office.
LOSSES IN ONE CLASS
Can in no way affect the funds of the other the statute
provides that each class shall shall pay its own losses
- Is confined to farmers buildings, detached
lass NO dwellings and their contents in villages.
VIII embrace property of more hazard
Glass No description eTctudiRg that OF an extra haz
(ardous character
The Directors
rol iusti6ed in recommending this Institution ie
iepce of the public pledgng themselves that every eof
on their part shall be to continue It's prosperity.
In establishing our of premiums special care has
een taken to avoid We are and expect TO
ntinue dividend paying company, and to deserve the
confidence OF the public by doing business on favorable
rms and by prOmpnsss, fairness ard liberay in our
L alings.
This Company insures dwellings ard other buildings
lille in process of building, favorable terms as other
., Il established institutions.
Board OF Directors.
James 5. Whitney, Conway.
ASA Rowland,
Horace Hubbard, .
Franklin Childs,
Gardiner Dickinson,
E. ID. Hamilton,
Henry w. Cushman, Bernar5ston.
Hart Leayitt, Claremont.
Lewis Rodman, Williamsburg.
J. u. Whitney, Sheburn Fails.
Wait Bement, Ashfeld.
Dan el FELTON,, South DeeTheld
JAMES S. WHITNEY, President.
E. D. HAMILTON, Ires0rer.
DAVID C. RoGEIs, Secretary.
Office front of City Square, Main Street. Corner Of
i,7-eoitf 0'0 C. HOLLAND, Agent.
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JENNY LIND SALOON,
FOR LADIES AND GENTT.EBvrror

Recently opened at
3Ol Main street, opposite S. H. COkton's Nyrsery
IN ADAMS BLOCK, -
TNTHERE may be had Oysters served up in the yariou
w styles: also for sale by the measure.
The Saloon is situated the first floor of the Block and
by personal attention TO the business he hopes TO make
agreeable place for Ladies and Gentlemen who NAV favor
him with call
good assortment of Foreign and Domestic Fru, Nuts
and nfectionery hand.
$50 He is also supplied daily with NEW BREAD of all
W kinds from one of the best bakeries in the CITY,
L. Also, Pies and Cakes Jellies and Preserves of do
nestle manufacture GFMEALS furnished at ali hours
BURNING FLUID and LAMPS Of the best quality con
stantly on hand. Oil Lamps altered for Fluid
share OF public patronage is respectfully solicited
worcester N ov 81, 1850. diff VIM. A. EAMES.
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'oI MY! . per cent advance The above will he
charged. 80 in addition TO the above viii he WI O
All Ission Fee the first year. &"
- Officers.
r. CRossETT, Pres't. AM G.rn,v " pro,
H. H. DARLINNG, Secretary and Treas
=, FINANCE COMMITTEE.
w u FlLLsBURY, Rev r. II. CONKLIN,
n 90 W ENGLISH; NJ. D., Consulting Physiaan.
=. f99s(eFenceS-Ex. Gov. Slade, of Vermont Hon ] r
Giddings NJ c.; Hon. Edward Little, Marsh6eld: Rev u
~ merritt, Housatonc, Ms Hon. Orson Wood, NJ. D.
ooefS "; seth Rogers M. D., Worcester Ms; lion All
PneIs reiCn U. Senr Hon. Seth NJ Gates NJ; c. N "
no s. N. Hays Esq, Secretary of the Haverhl Fire ms
20 Havefhlli Ms; q. Lynde Esq, Johnson Vt; Hon
SPrlngfetda-Rev. $ osgood, d. D.; Rufus Elmer; John
y King; q. o. Wood, NJ D.; J. t. lockwood; Homer
WIN. S. GOODWIN, General Accent
Jah'u Office 80 Main street, opposite Central Church
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Farm For Sale.

~ CITUATED in the South part of Grafton, ? miles
EnfN - from the centre, and onehaf mile from the
G- Wilknsonville Depot OF the Providence and Wor-
cester Railroad and rmerly owned by Robert Lathe
sad arm contains 70 acres of good land well divided
INTO illage, Mowlng Pastming ard Woodland and is an
excellent Hay Farm, it'll large and convenient Buildings
water is conveyed TO the house and barn.
Inc same VIII be sold at bargain, is decidedly the
cheapest Farm now offered for sale in Worcester Comfy
part OF the purchase money may remain, desired for
term of years -
For further particulars inquire of
jan15-eow6t& HARVEY DODGE WjIkinsonv;lle
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CLINTONiH0usE.
LINTON, MASSACHUSETTS, rs.

CLINTON, SSACHUSETTS
-As1zzE THE subscribers thankful for the liberal
GE5h1 n patronage they have ived would res.
AN ss1 Rectiuly inform their friends and The pull
FESSg s3 nc generally, that they have recently
w erected large and splendid Hail. adjoining
IT, 60, the Clinton House, which, together with
H., ioicr accommodations, is superior to that of any
are to accommodate dancing and sleishinc
81 any number, the most liberal scale and M
me shortest notice The ublic may rest assured that no
pans VIII be spared to make the visits of those who NAV
Bile. FAULKNER 4 RJIRrII"r prrn. aslo0a
Clinton, Dec &c, 1850. dNv4yv
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

IL Opened his OGics at No. lis 6fQiH-st Horcester.
The DR. would say that he continues all Chronic
Diseases with the utmost success, few of which he will
name: Liver Complaint Kidney Complaints, Piles Humors
Weakness General Debility, all the various trains of nerv
Gus affections. Dizziness and Ring in the head and
the mind its healthy and sound state. The Doet has
been very successful in female complaints, of which
thorough knowledge, his medicines mild and pleasant
to the taste.
~ Office hours from AN. to PM. A cure is war
ranted in all cases If curable dtf-noy 81
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale or to Let,

k& NHE subscriber will sell at fair price the yalua
we Il bic Tavern stand situated the centre of the
town Of Leicester, for years past occupied by Mr..
Wlam Hatch consisting of about eleven of valua
bic land and the buildings suitable for large boardino
house hotel and livery stable. The place has been occ-
pled Tor long time ding house and hotel ard is
avoraby situated few rods from the Academy and in the
midst OF ourshing village stage runs from this house
twice on each day the city of Worcester and is well
supported
The above property is offered for sale until the first day
Of March next and sold made easy If not sold at
mat time VIII be leased from the first day of April next
Leicester Jan Is, 1851. HIRAM KNIGUT
janl7 d&wtf
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JANKINS & CL0UGH,
Fashionable Hair Dressers.

TIVE subscribers would respectfully inform their
former and the public generally that they
formed copar:nershp to take effect n and after
A,day Dec 2i, at the shop under the CE HoTEL
both of the above firm will be 70 nd in punctual
ance they wi also keep constantly hand supply of
ssins Tripod n1gorator, very superior article for
50 hair.
essrs. JAEKINs & CLoUGH, return their sincere
Ks for the liberal patronage which they have heretofore
sved. and hope in their union, unite large share of
(. n former customers. d3nl-DeC g.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-01-27
Building Lots.

TUE subscriber hrs fer sale Of the desrabl,
BUILDING LOTS in the City OF W ur,ester il is stu-
ated on the north side of Chatham Street the hghth
land near the Dwelling House of Rev Dr. naey and
tals aboa $500 square feet lie has also other LOTS
the Street, containing 5000 So f. eacb-rnd three
in the vicinity Quincy Stand several Lots near
the Red Mills Taylor Street.
June 4. DIFF CHARLES WHITE.
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FIRE ENGINES.
E3ghE-ESShg!

THE handsomes cheapest and best article for LIGHT in
4 the world is MARSH'S PATENT OIL. This is a new
nyenon recently introduced and very extensively
used by the pubc is perfectly safe and free to burn in
any common OH Lamps with theaimple alteration ttbe
compose entirely of vegetable and contains some six or
eight parts, Of which Essential oils. The whole
rims body beautiful IN appearance, and gives clear brl
liant and odoriess ight, without grease smoke smell OF
erptos'onthus furnishing the public with an article from
which they can Obtain almost any qany of light and al
same time clean and beautiful The above is for sale al
A. II. NEWTON'S FOSTER STREET opposite the Boston
and Worcester, and Norwich Rail Road Depots
n d. Mr. N. is the only Agent for Worcester
Jan 9. i,,,.r
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For Sale.

la A NEW and convenient Dwelling House. thorough
fs: y finished with the best materials and pleasant
Ay situated ON the height of land corner of Graf
ton and Elizabeth Street. ding beautiful view Of
the city, and formerly occupied by Lewis f. JOY.
Also, 20 House Lots near the same The Lots con.
tain about 1000 feet of Land and win be sold so low as IN
as to come within the of many who have not been
able to buy large lots
credit will be given to suit purchasers Plan of the
Lots can be seen by calling upon the subscriber For fur
Their information call upon I. w. BANCROFT, or
NOV 10 deotf A. M. MERRIFIFIp
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Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association,

gE,re hos 10 Foots Building, Springfield, Mass
4Iio AesOClAIioN was oeanzed Oct list, 1919, and
es, anu Is the only purely Mutual Health Association
NV IN operation II is managed by lis members and has
Isi,a"a . q. Ii Cash HaIltal OF $l3,0L0
Rstes a aity ohf5ital 1900
Of - A'"N-' "h"cl my years
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Norwich and Worcester Railroad.

.zzzasssl. s-.:.. 55-; "a "a
" inter Arrangemet-on and after Mon, 90, De-.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN AS Fxr1ous'
Leave Worcester at 1880 am and 4sO pm
Leave Norwich at 5.45 am. and 49, NJ
- STEAM BOAT TRAIN
me Steamboat Train will leave Allyn's Point evayy ~
is except monday, at about O'clock for Boston dra
at 7.05. 'e N'>0ePt SUNDAY
FREIGHT TRAINs-eaYe Worcester at a5.
Fte'Sht IRAN with passenger car attached ,,i,
ieaYe Norwch for Worcester 5. Is PM stonning :, ~,
Way Stations the Road F' ''PPhs al III
TRAINS CONNECT AT WORCESTER vv,-,
Boston q Worcester RR at 1890 am. 345 10 an
Providence 81 Wor, * II =. 49, " o'ou PIN.
Wor. q Nashua. 6A5 n a,m Pm
ne connection with the earliest Trains ONT Of Wor,
ter' y formed by the Steamboat Train = " o''c'-
" trains connect Mt Norwich with the Uartford pi
uenee anu fis1kiil Railroad and the New London wan
flliltlc aud Palmer Railroad o'' "Hh
u EXPRESS FREIGHT leave. goa,or NJ 10 -
New York next morning. " ''' arriving IN
All baggage must be delivered to the Baopaoe M,,
othei person authorized to receive il before he VI
takes his seat in the cars '0 'no messenger
baggage VIII not be taken to include monav ,,., ~,
@ oueI hrtvles than those of personal use; and ,Sh
egher value than Fifty Dollars notice Inns he Wnen OF
o' thu an extra price paid, the Company lii s,,
sen liable beyond that amount i'P wa MOI hold
~ oasglge permitted in the Passenger (arv
Wo SMOKING permitted in the Passenger Coys ., ~
passengers must procure Tickets at The sta1, po
~ ,e- JOEL W. WHITE Pres,lant "''es
o"'i n. 81 w
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Engraving.
NO. 2 ERINLEY HALL.
TF'HE SUBSCRIBER having commenced BUSINESS at the
ABOVE place. respectfully solicits the ronage of the
public Wedding Visiting, and Business Cards. engraved
IN superior style; also, Watch Papers, Notarials Labels
Ball Tickets DC.
Door Plates
Trunk and Coffin Plates, Desk Seals and Silver Ware let
tered with neatness ond despatch Orders from count
Jewellers will receive prompt attention.
j. +. SOUTHGATE
No. Brinley Hail. Ladies' and Gentlemen a,e invited
to call and examine specimen cards
n b. Cards furnished and printed reasonable terms
dec25-d3m
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LEONARD'S
Boston and Worcester Exuress,

Ss3ts-s, lie subscriber continues run THE FIX
Es-55Ez fRESS between Boston and worcester FIR
me sale transmission of Packages Bundles bank
= Notes, Specie. and Merchandise generally
Ihree Times each way Daily.
rarcuar attention given to paying collecting and nero
'handize, produce, etc '0 9''i"s H'eF-
Al packages must be directed to his care
me subscriber is alone responsible for Dropeytv
ms ease and no risk is assumed by the Boston and We,
ester Rail Road Company. N''' wv
IaKases by tins line forwarded from Worcester TO sa
Iso, to Portland, and all parts of Maine NN-''''
0[oers lreF Tor goods to be returned by this Express
oFFlCEs.-HARNDEN s. CO.'S Office 8 Cont stree,
Boston; j. Fl. KNIGHTS HAT STORE. l6a Nam stres
Feb 25. dtf g 9 = r lisn street
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WATERS HAIR DYE,

TSHE great and inc easing demand for Hair DYE and the
difficulty of procU ring ARTICLE has induced the
subscribers to cxper ment until they have succeeded in
manufacturing Dye that surpnsses any other now in seS
The advantages possesses otter kinds are ha the
application Is perfectly simple the Hair requires no IRE
vous preparssoa II entirely free from any unpleasant
smells, and does no fade, crock, or wash out
Il does not, like ordinary Hair Dye leave an unpleasant
and unnatural dnfss Of the hair but the same time thai
its color is changed ii retains its natural usre and soft
TO strengthen its Dwh and prevent its falling ont n
temen who have lair, and WHISPERS of lighter color will
md very easy to match the two and those whose hair has
grown prematurey grey, TO its original bean
~ and with less expense and trouble than with any Dye in
use. 3 yWArLt5S
i For sale by NJ D. GREEN, and LEWIS r. LaZEII
| June e. sni,f