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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

MURDER AT Sr PPAUL.-A man nam
ed Simon Dalton, was stabbed at St Paul,
Minnesota, on the 18th inst, while in a
drunken row at saloon. He died the
next day. The stabbing was done by a
man named Breek.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

4 DoCToR TAXING HIS owS PILLs.-The Com
mittee of the State Fair, awarded to Beriah Brown
As reward for the best specimen of printing a
copy Of his own work. Mr.. Brown complains
bitterly al the insignifcance Of the token.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

The Press IS publishing the number of Is use,
by Gen. Scott in his speeches
viii it oblige its readers by publishing also tn
number of Noe" given by Pierce against Harbo
Balsq-ChcGgo Journal
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

II A sale was recently made Oh Mair
street, Buffalo, of four inches of land, al
500 dollars an inch.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
WING COUNTY NOMINATIONS

ron STATE sEgAToR-FIFTEESTH DISTRICT,
LEVI STERL LING.
ros AssKaDLrMAy-NoRTHER DISTRICT.
CHA LEs s.. not "a Sc,
ron AssEaBLTMAS-s0UTHE DISTRICT,
PHIL w. al a. N As.
ron SHERIFF,
BENZ AMIN gEE0H VI AS.
ron CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
JAMES HUI GS0a,
FOR CLERK OF THE BoARD OF SUPERVISORS,
M THAN IA. a III o N As.
FOR REGTsTEE OF DEEDS.
RICK I'D -. VIVIAN.
ron PROSECUTING 4rToRSEr,
ArfASA COBB.
ron TRESsURER.
JOHN j. REN.
ron SURVEYOR.
FIRE ID RICK Re ~ ELL.
ron CORONER.
PATRIC LEN sEAN.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

%It is expected that the caloric ship
Erickson viii be ready for sea about the
first of November One of her engines
lis nearly completed, and the work is being
actively carried on Visitors are not per
mitted to go on board at present.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

FIRE IN OsHkosH-A two story build
ing in Oshkosh, was burned on the l4tl
inst. 1t was owned by G. Mr. Bodies
Loss. about 81 500.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

HThe October term of the Circuit
Court Of Iowa Co, adjourned Oh Friday
last.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

And we give another passage in this
5connexion, when the old hero congratu-
lated some of his friends on the restora-
stion of peace. on his return from Mexico
jim the city of New York
You have been pleased sir. to allude,
TO our adopted citizens [ can say that
the Irish, the Germans. the Swiss. the
strench, the Britons and other adopted
icitizens- fought in the same ranks. underI
1.-THE same colors, side by side with native !
born Americans, exhibiting like couragei
land efficiency, and uniting at every victo-I
ny the same enthusiastic shouts in honorI
cot our flag and co 4ntry From Vera Cruz
!. to the Capital of Mexico there was one
generous rivalry in heroic daring and
brilliant achievement Let those wboI
witnessed that career of valor and patriot
ism say, II they can, what race, according.
! to numbers, contributed most to the gen
seral success and glory of the campaign i
On the many hard-fought battle feldsI
there was no room for invidious distinc-
,tlon; all proved themselves the faithful
zsons OF our beloved country. and no spec-s
.tator could fail to dismiss any lingering
prejudice he might have entertained as
w VIZ Noiii par dtING merits OF Americans
by adoption As the honored represents
Itatlve of all, return among YOU to bear
Testimony in favor OF my fellow soldiers
.in the field, the army of Mexico; and Il
you and them that the COM
mon object of their efforts and your hopes
the restoration of peace-is in all proba-I
Utility now attained"
These are glorious words, worthy of
the eonqueror-ayc the s'Couqueror of
IPeace'-on his return from the fields of
ibis renown. 1t has been well said that
|"With man at the head of the Govern
|ment, knowing no distinction of sectionI
Tor birth, favorable to the development of
the resources of the country, by properI
System of Improvements and reasonable!
protection to our industry, and particu-
larry agriculture, and maintaining our.
peace both externally and internally. how'd
can the country fail to prosper 2"-Nat
Intel
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

TAlderman Challis, NJ P, has been
chosen Lord Mayor of London for next
year.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

GOV RAMSEY. This gentleman lett here yes
erday morning for St Paul, on his return from
y ashIHgton, IN fine heath. AS soon as the In
4lans can be collected together, they viii be pad
Of Gal .79U.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

Two STEAMBOATS, LOST. The steamer II. y
3acon, on the lth, sunk on the wreck of tn
shhiicothe, Somewhere near Caro- and is a tota
oss. The same day, steamer Tuscumbia suns
ear Memphis in twelve feet Of water.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

IJ~Of the q Grand Jurors who attended the
Court last week, 9 were for Scott, for Pierce,
and one for neither, as was shown by vote
The petit jary also took a vote. showing s
for Scott and j for Pierce
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

SPRUsG ALE4K. A few days since, the steam
= Pampero lett New Orleans for San Juan, full o
.,ssengers. When az sea she sprung aleak, ans
e water gained so rapidly on her she was gerJ
sar sinking before she got back into port
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

UPPER MISSISSIPPI TRADE-The river
lis rising, and trade, in all its branches is
.reviving Arrivals of boats at Galena
.are becoming more frequent, and every
thing indicates an active period of bust
mess before winter sets in
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

l1-R. D. PULFoRB is now opening the larges
stock O. Drugs and Medicines ever offered in TIM
market. Delos Is determined not 10 be ont don,
by any one, either IN variety or quality Civ
him call
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

SUIcIDE.-A young German named
Nackin, committed suicide in Milwaukee
last week, by taking morphine. and open
ing a vein in his arm. Reported cause
insanity, produced by disappointment in
a love affair
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

THE JUDICIAL ELECTIoN.-The returns
Icome in very slowly. There is nothing
however, to change the probability tha-
Wilton, Smith and Crawford are elected
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

APPRoPRIATE.-S. NJ Booth, of the
Milwaukee Free Democrat. was chairman
.of the committee on Spi1le, at the late
Agricultural Fair in thar city.-Rire,
Times
If the editor of the TINES was exhibit
ed, the committee had no difficulty in
awarding the premium.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24
Professor alexander G. Barry's
rSICO't1 n FSOUS,
Or Medic ated Conn ound,

fsFll Il efficiency Of this Justly celebrated embro-
eaton lor inVigoratIng, beautltying and impar-
ing gloss and stlken sohness to the hair, is now
40 widely known and acknowledged, that it has
gained by lis merits reputation which is not for
day, but for al time 1t is the province of science
TO subdue and control these physica evils which re-.
fined civilization has brought its train; for so long
as warm rooms and tight hats with the combined
agency of other ,tinences exist. viii thousands of
unhappy victims he troubled with baId heads and
grey hairs, to say nothing " the various cutaneous
diseases to which the head is subjected 1t WAS 10
relieve these evils that Professor Barry introduce
hi inva liable remedy, and among the thousand and
one who have been his competitors, he now stands
alone on that pedestal Of success, hewn ont OF Bar.
rvs Frcophetoas, aud sustained by the favor and
universal patronage nf discerning and intelligent
public. For restoring the hair to its original growth
or preventing from falling out, the compound has
been pronounced by all medical men to be Il sure
remedy, ror eradcatng scurf, dandruf and curing
diseases of the skin, glands. muscles, stings and
bruises the Trlcopberous will always be found
sac speedy and uniailng cure; and so long as
Fair tresSe' mans imperial race ensnare
And beauty draws US with single hair"
will Barrys 1ricopherous be essential to the toilet
OF every lady and gentleman who desire to give a
soft glossy and luxnrant appearance to the natural
drapery Of reasons throne Sold in large bottles,
price 70 cents, at the principal office, No 1877
broadway, New York; and sold by the principal
merchants and druggists throughout the IT, States
and Canadas Mexico, Nest Indies, Great Bnton
and France.
october Il, 1851 IDLY.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24

The Louisville CoEisrthas speaks Of Bale SaF-
saparilh:
Ne h,vsb,,n sho Va by Nr John Buh, proprie-
torortbat glr'i-renlvled peptratiun, BntIs Fluid
Exract Str.t1trlit,' an original. genuue and
beautiful letter addressed 70 him By The accomplished
ladg Of one Of the mosl eminent old physicians iu
tie West. riungs detailed account of one Of tAe
most anionshina uresnn record, performed aione by
the usc Of Bulls Sarsaparia.'
This most c1ccliout aui chssming lady had long
suffered from pro'apsus uteT. huor gbu=- piles and
chronic diseases ni me stomach and digestive or
gans ana arrangement Of tie whole system attend
ei with dstressiug cdttlc0Gs eruption, sick head
ache and violent et'a,ksa f AM lter p. llu ST.
inr au Of her husbands kR, and appyn.to many
celebrated medical gentlemen, both "a home and
abroad. and alan using great qnanlties OF Town
send SarsapaTla,' wihuu'ths slightest relief, she
Was induced 10 use "lohn Bats Sunptrli e., and
SHAT was Tire happy result. Aier The use oil a few
bottles, perfect and WONDERFUL eure--the lady re-
stored toperlcct hcahh aad her usual ow OF spirits
Such ietlcrs as 'he cne We SPEAK Of must aif1rd
Mr.. BuH more real graiicatjon than could the pos
session Of countless wealth cd whether he ae
cnmuiates weather. notify tie sale OF hs truly val
liable medicine being its author glory and homer
enough and he can say 20 he world without fear
Of contradiction II have n my poverty relieved
more human suffering than did Stephen Girard or
John Jacob Asiof with their millions.
This medicine when used according 0 directions
WIZ Cure wHhoni fdH
Scrofula or King Evil Cancers, rnmors, Euptions
Of the Skn Erysipeas Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring
worm or letter, ScaH Head, Rheumatism, pains in
the Bones or Joints Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling
of the Glands, SYPHILIS, Dyspepsia, Salt Raeum
Diseases Of the Kidneys. Loss Of ppette, diseases
arising from the use of Mercnry. Pan in the side
and shoulders General Debility, Dropsy, Eumbago,
Iaundice. Cosiiveness, Sore Chest, Pumony Afac
lions, ami all other diseases tending to produce Con-
sumption Liver Compliant, Female Irregularities
and Complaints. Sick and Nervous Headache, Low
spirit :, Sweais Exposure or Imprndence in Life,
Chronic Constitution diseases. and Is spring and
summer drink, and general tonic lorthe system, and
gentle and pleasant purpatve far superior to Blu
Lick or Congress water. Salts or Sediz powde rs
Manufactured at DR. mo BULLS Laboratory,
vi Fourth st.. Louisville, Ky.
JAS. BLAIR Agent.
Anri o. As5I nd3-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24

NEVER AND AGUE, and Ri ious Complaints
4 Although long known as a sovereign remedy
for chronic cases Of Hepatic arrangement the pro.
prielors OF DIR, M'lane's Liver Pile were not pre-.
pared for the following gratifying evidence Of its
capacity and curative powers in Ague aud Fever, and
Bilious complaints;
"MApIsoNBuI6, Nov. a9. Is47
"MEssRs KIM 4 Co--About one year ago was
labolng under very severe attack of Ague and
Fever. but by the use Of DR., MLane's Liver Pills |
was soon restored toperEect health believe themto
be the best medicine Tor Bilious complaints that has
ever been offered for SAFE in this section of the
country. JAMES SHARPE"
For sale by JAMES JONES L. co.
June :, ls5l-n4o-Iy.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24
RI A X ELS
PATENT FIRE AND WAFER PROOF PAINT,
OR ARTlFIClALS SLATE,

OR ARTlFIClALSLATE
For the claims Of Mr.. Blake, as Patentee, to the
exclusive disposition Of this article and tor the nu.
merous and reliable estlohas OF lis Valuable Quail.
ties they refer to the circular of MIR Bake con.
taining information sufficient to convince the most
ske ptical Of its Great Values also, the opinion Of
the Hon Daniel Webster as to the validity OF Mr.
Bakes Patent, and setting forth the liability to ega
prosecutor which al persons will incur in Jrepar-
ing, making, useing and selling the above named
paint in violation Of his right
For themselves 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 av0raby known throughout
the country Possessing these Essential Prophecies
in addition to those oil ordinary coarse paints, such
as Yellow Ochre, Spanish Brown, Venetian &c
and requiring much less OIL, and hence greatly d.
mnlshng the cost; they would recommend the use
Of this paint, in their stead.
Its natural 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 either Brick Wood work this Paint is su
perior to any other, forming more durable ant
suitable groundwork. becoming hard like Slate ad
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 an,
other for llulls Of Vessels.
Tin roots wei coated with this Article, are til,
cheapes, and best fire proof roofs in use.
Shingled ronis would be materially protectedf from
fire, aud rendered more durable if covered with thu
same.
For sale by
JAMES jones & co.
lime I85I-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE.
Coiars The Har, and cm not the SKIN.

Coiars he liar, and wiA not the SKIN.
rENlllS dye may be applied to the hair over night
the ir4t night turning the lirhtest red or grey
HAIR to dark brown and by repeating second
night, to bright Jet black ny person, may there.
tore, with the least possible trouble keep his hair
any dark shade or perfect black; with positive a..
soranee thai the dye, It applied To the skin will no,
colorlt BY an occasional application. person
turning grey vii never be known to have 4 grey
hair Directions complete with the art lie. There is
no ooorng IN this statement as one can easily test
These facts are warranted by the gentleman who
manufactures IT. WHO'S the celebrated Chemist, DR..
Comstock ,anthor Of Cemstock's Chemistry phloso.
ply, and other works, and School Books, wei known
and widely celebrated by the public
Soldn N. York only BY Coms,ock & Brother. No
3, John st in Columbus only by ] Blair; in Aber.
deem by Hampton & llerndon, feb 33-A-ly.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24

,ENHE LIVER COHpL iINT--Dr MLane
the inventor Of The best remedy for that fearful
disease, which hsc ever been offered to the public
thus describes the symptoms winch indicate disc I
dered state OF that important organ;
"SyMFroMs OF pIsEASEn llvER,--Pain in the
right side, underline edge Of the rlhs increased on
pressure. Somet'me the PAIN is IN the left side
The patient is rarely abe 70 Ne on the let, side
Sometimes the pain is eIl under the shoulder blade
and il frequently extends to the top OF the shoulder
and is sometimes mistaken for rheumatism in the
arm. The stomach is affected wnh loss of appetite
and sickncss--the bowels in general are costi,e
sometimes alternative with lax The head is troub-
led with pain, accompanied with dul, heavy sen.
saton in the back part There is generally con.
siderable loss Of memory, accompanied with pain.
II sensation OF having lett undonc something which
ght TO have been done A slight dry cough is some
ovs an attendant The patient complains of wea
INES. and debility he is easily started--his feet
ire cold or burning and he complains of prckly
ansatnn OF the skin His spirits are low; and al.
,uugh he is satisfied that exercise would be bene6
csl to him, yet he can scarcely summon up foril.
udc cnou ~ totry Il In fact lie distrusis every
remedy"
Have you anyorall oft these symptomsG Cell and
purchases box Of DR.. NJ Lanes Fills. at
June ls5t-a9-ly JAMES JONES l. CO
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24
S. s. FITCHE'S

S. s. FITCHE'S
NVAL UAB lie Medicines Tor Coughs, Cold.
Consumption and Female Disease-always on
hand. Also, his nnriyaed
ABIl0 alNAL SUPPORTER,
that has been patented only six months, and has 81
ready been initiated; also, his superior
SHOULDER BRACES.
The only genuine articles are to be found at tn,
Drug Store OF
JAS. BLAIR, Sole Agent.
Feb Q, 1881, ns2-lN
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24

WORMS--WORNS.--In commencing Or
w NJ Lanes Worm Vermifuge 10 the public, the
propre'ors OF this great remedy prefer to use the
language Of those who have tested its merits. Read
and be convinced.
"AtMESp ALLEGHESy Co Pa. Sept. |, Is47.
~ Add & Co--We received quantity OF
VI Lanes Vermifuge by your agent, which we have
sold oour customers, and in every case il has had
unparalleled success, and has never failed in any
case we might mention any number of cases,
wheref has had wonderfalsuccess, twas necessary
kAURN & RICHARDSON"
Far sale at
JAMES JONES & co.
June 7, ls5l-50-lv.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24

FROM t3f FfcffGffN ~ ftfg-, me
Celebrated Professor Mch3ck
flames G. Ayer-Sir | have useg your Cherry
PICTORIAL in nay own case Of deop-seaed Bronchitis,
aud am satisfied from lis chemical constitution, That
It is an admirable compound for the relic OF Iaryn-
gia ard bronchial difficulties Ii my opjoi' ii as to
is superior character can be o. any service you
are at liberty 10 use d as you think pro9e.
I'D &ED hIit iit UCK. l.. i. ..
FROM the widely &c ebrajei
Professor Sliiman " u I. 4 ~ Professor
Of Chemistry. hmeraiogy Sc. iaie Col
iega, Member Of ne iH Inst, Mad
PHI. aoi 'ciegfc Societies of
Americ1 md Europe
81 deem the Cherry "ectoril AZ admirable compo-
sition from Of The best articles in the Maieria
Medica and very effective remedy for the dis
eases It is intended TO cure p"
New Haven, Ct, Soy. l., 1870.
MG)t PATrlSOs, President of the s. C.
Senate, states he has used the Cherry pectoral with
wonderful success, TO cure an inflammation of the
lungs.
From one Of The Physicians in Mime
SAoo Me-, April 96 1919.
DR. J G Aver Lowell Dear Sir | am now
constantly using your Cherry pectora in my pfac-
tice and prefer ito any other medicine for pulmnna-
" CouiH"iHNHt l''I "p9rlsnthh =" hliNy severe
cases I am convinced twill cure coughs, colds and
diseases OF the lungs, that have put to defiance all
other remedies
invariably recommend It's use in cases Of con-
sumption, and consider it much the best remedy
known for that disease. Respectfully yours.
!. \. CUSltNAN, VI. y.
Prepared and sold by James {. Aver, Prsctica
Chemist, Lowell Mass
JAMES BLAIR Agent.
Columbus, Mas. 1851 SIT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24
4 oNGLEY's GREAT WESTERN INDIA c.'

4 ONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN lNDlANN
- PANACEA.-l. For colds and ieyerlsh iee..
lngs and preventing fevers; 3 for Asthma 1--we
Complaint and Bilious affections; s. for DIarfop% ~
Indigestion and loss of appetite; 4. for stomach ~
fectIons, dyspepsia piles, rhumatism &c. Incl
points are it isnot bad to take, never gives pam AN'
never caves one costive. III
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints cured, anu q,
Western and Southern fevers prevented, ID e1t!
case, by The use of Longleys Great Western ihu,a%
Panacea warranted to cure the most severe cases Y
the above complaints. Loss Of appetite, bilious Nv ~
ections and Indigestion. are permanently cure
its use. The great points are, it is not BAD 70
1t does not leave the bowels costiye and never ~.
pail in its operations. This Panacea vii remo, ~
all the bad bile from the stomach and give tone !"
system. and keeps off attacks Of malignant le,e'.
IL the stomach is in healthy state, and the
the skin are open, SO as TO admit of free rS.
from the body, there be no attack OF 'eVe5'
office the Panacea viii positively perform ana VIC
commend al to try this article if they wsh ~ ~
sure health during the year Asa family msu,s'D
tits unparalleled for coughs, colds, aad all osea6'
of the blood and kidney and scroiaa CT Pal'fN, NJ
Sold in " York only by CoTstoc hs ~.
9. John ST.. in Columbus only by BAR; N
deem hy Hampton 4 Herndon. ieb 23-5l-i!
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24
TO THE LADIES.

The genuine Balmef CoiUm5id torr,st0rjag HE Edir
Long hair is glory to a woman" says Pau,
And all feel the truth Of the plous quotation;
Preserve it then, ladies', your glory may ia,
Unless you protectlt with this preparation,
ST you wish rich. luxuriant head Of hair, trea
from dandrutf and scuril donct fail toplocurethe
genuine Balm Of Columbia In cases OF badness,
it viii more than exceed your expectations. Many
who have lost their hair for twenty years, have had
it restored to its original perfection by the use OF TINS
balm. ge, state, or condition, appears to be no OBJ
stace Whatever; it also cag-es the fluid to flow win
which the delicate hair tubes is filed, by which
means thousands Whose hair was cray as lie 81
attic eagle have had their hair restored to lis natural
color by this invaluable remedy. In all cases oil e
yer it will be oundthe most pleasant wash that canUe
used A few applications onlyare necessary to Keep
the hair from failing out, 1t strengthens the roots
tneYer fails to mpart rich glossy appearance ana
as perfume for the toilet it is III equaed 1t hods
theee times much as other miscaed hair restora'
tives, and is more eiiectuai
CAurIos-Never bug it unless you find the nams
of Comstock& Co. proprietors on the wrapper OF eaeu
bottle, or you are cheated with counterfeit artIce
Sold in n Yourk only by Comstock & Brotae1' NO.
9, John st. in Columbus only by J. Blair IN Aoe''
deem by Hampton Iierndon fed 22-3l-ly
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1852-01-24
Clirchugh's Triconl,crous.

ClirehUgh's TricOpherOus.
Let hose now use
Who never used before.
And e; those who always used
Now use the more.
Reduced from One Dollar 10 FTy Gents per
bofht
TliREllUGll'S FRiCOpHER Gus, which has
~ bcen before The American pubic Tar I Is years
has been reduced TO such prleess vii enable all
to become benefited by It's restorative and clean.
sing qualities, which are par excellent for restoring
the hair where il has fallen off, become thin or de
cayed II prevents gray hair, aud will care all dis
eases oil the skin, rendering the barr soft and gloss,
II comhiucsall the Qualities ol a Stimulate, a wash
aud an ell What is here promised wi! be gssran
teei under penalty Of $500
Principal Office, l79 Broadway.
Sold by c. II. Ring, corner OF broadway and lohr
street Rice & Smiti, New-Yo K Hotel, Broadway
and by all Drpggstsand Fancy Stores in the Unet
States Canoda and West Indies
THIS superior hair ,storatlYe ia sold 10 Columbus b.
TAYLOR s. MCCARTHY
Nov. Is, 1851. n34-tt. Soe Agents