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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-04

TIE FIRE AT ALExANpRIA.An extra from the Office of
the Alexandria Democrat gives full particulars of the
cent terrible calamity which visited that town The FIRE
broke out about nine o'clock at night the 2sth u in
grocery store situated Front street Every effort
within the of the citizens made to stay the
of the flames but they all in vain The Demo-
| crat says:
The loss in buildings and goods is estimated by compe
tent judges, at hundred and twenty-five thousand
dollars We feel quite this is not above the mark
possibly below it Admonished by similar asters,
of business and citizens insured their property
We have mentioned that the building of Mrs. Legras
$4,000 1t was his intention when ha left here
short time to increase the insurance it it known
whether this done The buildings cost about $4,000
The goods of Mesrs Henaire and Goodwin insured
Their loss will be nconsiderabe The house occupied by
O. johnson was insured also the adjoining buildings
| belonging to Mr. Chew. The unfinished building next
door, belonging to G. W Barrett insured for $4,000
It's cost considerably than thisthe amount we
did not learn The goods Beer Co were also in
most glad will be to know that been mistaken
in our statement upon this point
From the best information obtain, the sufferers
may be cassed thus touching the amount of loss sus
tanned $ 4 johnson, G. W. Barrett, John Clemens, T.
John Began, c. W. Bruce, w q. James Mrs John Bar,
rett. Weber s. Fellowes, r. Legras, Mrs Cunning Mrs
Wilcox and probably others here overlooked York Bell
the barber lost snug little property the earnings of
years The Odd Fellows lost the furniture of their spen
did hall and other fixtures the value of which was
siderable The Masonic Lodge also lost all their furniture
and everything connected with their hall Take it alto
gether and safely be put down the most destruc
tive eontiagration that ever swept through town
number indeed nearly all of the stores and dwell
lirgs consumed, new and gave quite an imposing
appearance to town. But this is not time for des-
pairing Great is the calamity citizens equal
to the task of recovering from its effects by tardy per-
haps but certain marches the road of prosperity
None are cast DOWNFALL look aloft Where there's will
there's way, and ere the lapse Of twevemonh, all
traces of the sad award of fate will been brushed
away and the of business of life attractive and
invgoratng as in days of yore.
K. S--Since writing the above we learn that Messrs
d. q Goodwin and S, w. Henarie insured to the
amount of about hae respective stocks of goods
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-04


IhE EARTHQUAKE At AUousrA.-The Augusta (Ga)
oonsttutonalst gives the following particulars of the
earthquake which recently experienced in that place
and vicinity:
Inc vibrations We're sensbly felt several persons
IN the city were SO startled out of their horses
INTO the open air We we're awakened from sound sleep
by the rafting OF the windows of dwelling and NV
faint du rumbling noise of distant thuder wa awnl
with the impression that was BEATING M tbo
back door of the story below for admission hut ,nn
instantly became satisfied that it was an cnrthanaks
After the noise and vibrations which lasted about
seconds ceased and looked first at the sonibe
portion Of the heavens The stars shining bruhtlu
and TRANQUILITY the air was sim and the sky that dlree
ton was lutfused with delicate roseate tint We went
Immediately to the adjoining and looked to ta
Northern sky Itwore tho ordinary appearance of cloud
less heaven,
As we referred to watch very few minutes after
wards speak with certainty the time The fore
man q our Office however is very positive that felt
which he seemed to be from South North
heara the ruinbng noise of earthquake half
anr ono clock He left tho printing at ten min
tes one and had retired his and to bed on
opposite SIDE OF the street but few minutes and be-
lote ne went 70 sleep tho shock occurred If So there
Esie Two shocks at least which highly proba
be we believe 1t the uniform custom Of carthouakes
y he,y .her eAstence by repeated shocks We await
ef the country. 4 $ ~ ~ '''s peA s''is
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-04

koANoKE DisrAScEp.--By private letter. We under.
stand that some Of Southern horses have been win
ming both fame and money at Saratoga The sports COM
menced on the 18th uit with pacing race to harness
between Roanoke and Tecumseh mile heats three in ye
which resulted in Roanokes winning with ease in 22o-
23s-2:sS On the following day Murdoch and celebra
ted Albany mare went for purse of $780, mile heats
to harness Murdoch winning in sis and $50 On the
18th Moscow and Ajax trotted for purse of S20O-the
former to harness and the latter under the saddle The
harness horse proved the victor winning in three straight
beats. Time 249-2:42-2:39 The grand affair of the
meeting however the saddle between Tecumseh
and Roanoke. These two cracks have come together
several times within the last six months and the meet
ngs have almost invariably resulted in Roanokes favor
aud even on this very track he had stand an
easy winner beating his game little foe apparently with
ease his friends We're of COURSE him but they
were doomed 10 disappointment. Roanoke acting badly
from the start could hardly be brought his work Te
ehumseh meanwhile going at lightning speed and acting
well throughout home well in hand distancing his
opponent--time 2.23
Mr. Thompson, the owner of Roanoke, has leased the
track at Saratoga and the sports expected to continue
throughout the season
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-04

ISrNpArlox AT AucusrA--Less u LIFE al Hes Pasca-
soud. Mobile Tribune learns from correspondent
that the late storm ragged at West Pascagoua with great
yiolence The wharves bat-houees, and outhouses OF
oil descriptions were carried away and nearly all the fine
old oaks which added 80 much the beauty of the place.
were laid low by the tempest. Two white men, whose
names were not learned were killed BY the falling Of tree
At Montgomery, Alabama, the 3lst, dispatch was
received from Augusta, Ca stating that the town
four feet under water Two bridges had been washed
and it reported that property to the amount of
million Of dollars had been destroyed.
The storm also ragged Columbus with great violence
The Enquirer of the 3lst ult says
Que of the haviest rain storms that has been expert
about here lately took place the night of the
26th. by which all the streams this place were so
much swollen as to stop travelling for day The
Chatahoochee river higher than 1t has been
eal years and learn that the plantations below this
merged doing material injury the growing crop thereon
The factories here compelled to suspend operations
and the damage some of them may have received is yet
not known correctly
On the Muscpgee railroad the cars ont on Satur-
day morning. and nineteen miles below the city the
ductor found part of bridge had been carried away by
the rise of creek On returning with the train, when
within miles of town. part of the embankment
cars had passed Every thing however rghted
present. and the cars running usual
The Pensacola Gazette Of the 18th ut has the fol-
lowing;
On Tuesday last there of the most Sc
storms that have witnessed for many years. The
wind at first eastery gradually shifted round south
erly then westerly Wednesday and Thursday the wind
blew steadily with tremendous forcc and the rain fell
great quantities From twothirds fourths Of the
main wharf was carried awayeaving only the end
remaining AL the bathing houses have been swept away
have not heard of much damage having been done
shipping but fear that may yet hear Of many wrecks
upon our coast.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-04
TKLE0RAPHED 10 THE CRESCENT
3su The NattonaI Eiise. 5s
FofIlco Corner 81 ST. Charles and Grasier streets]
New Jersey Politics.

~ TIE Nattoaut HIT
Eoflcc Corner Of ST. Charles and Grasier streetssI
"A New Jersey Politics.
NrwYonx sertembcr2
Tho NewJersey state Convention, Iwhig democratic
mot stated sassion at Trenton have nominated
s. Gregory and Al e. Hay candidates for presiden-
tial electors. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
NewYork Markets.
NEwYoRK, September2
Tho Cotton market has been quiet to-day and barely
900 bales have found buyers at 1890 per for Middng
Orleans and the rate for Mddling Uplands Flour
Il still dropping with sales Of 1900 bbls at 81 per
Dbl. for State brands Corn has again advanced and
bushels haye sold to-day at 7sc per bushe for Mixed
estern. Pork has declined with sales Of Mess at $40 "
to $40 621s per Dbl. Lard II 10. per lb,
Ohio River -NGarxets.
FIrrsBuReH, September 2.
There is only four feet inch water in the chan
mel, and the river still FILLING.
CINcISSArI, September g.
The river is still rising and is foot higher than
last evening Flour dull with sales at So Is to IS 80 per
Dbl. Whiskey in demand at Is to 1S4c per gallon.
Massachusetts Politics.
Bosros, September 2
The Whig State Conventions in session at Warcester
Mass, have nominated A. Clifford for Governor, and
Elisha Huntington for Lieutenant Governor. R. c.
winthrop and Briggs have been nominated as electors
ut large Resolutions have been adopted approving the
nomination Of General Scott and pedging him the sup
port Of the party in the State.
New York Markets.
VIZ sS.s NEw YoRk, September g.
Cotton been quiet to-day with sales of 1000 bales at
PEI pound for hidding. Flour has been in mode
rate request at 81 per Dbl for State brands-an i'm
proveIpent of Go per bbl Corn still advancing and TO-
600 bushels sold ut 4c per buhel for Mixed Western
Mess Pork selling at $40 per Dbl Rio Coffee in demand
1t SIC. per lb.
Flood at the North.
fg5s Al 5. d s BALTIMORE, September s.
Accounts from Charleston s. c. and Augusta Ca state
hat the recent Hood has produced great destruction
bio river crops.
Ohio River Markets.
CIScINNArI September g.
The river is now falling rapidly and two feet lower than
asteyeniDg.
&s PIpTsBuReH, September g.
The river hsre is yet falling and there is now barely
hree feet six inees water in the channel
Cincinnati Markets
C1NcrsSArI, September 8.
Flour syery dull and only few sales at So 25 to So 80
Der barrel Whisky firm at ISL cents per gallon Pro-
visions of Bacon Sides at OF per pound
Hp tbs soutbtrn Ifns
BALTIMORE, August q.
The prominent fAnds Of Mr. Webster contradict the
export that he is about to Withdraw his name from the
Presidential canvass.
M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-04

The prominent fiands Of Mr.. Webster contradict the
report that he is about to Withdraw his name from the
Presidential canYass az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
AFRO CITY IMPROVEMENT

y HONDs-For sale b. SIHAChAN S GOIf =, a. ~:
81 William u. $50 Geo Of Care Wy non S 49,, W ~
$50 an $50 Which are made payable .ser I'VE yea,s
fssm date 9th per cent ateras psi aaha nai
sfis AZ he p azure holder a: n: -hoIs
proceeds Ct the property a. soio ~. - ~ ~
he Trussses which Be provided fe, beaMe any dvl
ssS he made upon the cap,tzl stock Hence the So
S,, len or merfsase the " hole real estate OF
he c,,y wheh is 4, he soaihen terminus Of u: Illinois
sntrri ri y al new being constructed from theucs 70
csisxa al chiesso distance OF about 700 miles, and
When CON eied 10 be wittin five yeal with ethel pro.
srss M for the profeson asa development
~ nsr give such an nc sssed value 70 the prop
e1,v sswl seu ia tine least that of the principl
e,tes ON the western and these Boses being con-
va thle - slzss ard receivable slso as money y the
purchase Of properly must make them perfectly saSs -
ysry tss,Isbls Investment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
MYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT Of

N1 ROCK ROSE WLh !his: ccapso1d ~ ~ BEN ~
large which from ne origin. asd the high standing Of che
gentemen immediately connected vita es nanufAseure,
cnIstvs must place sef public connoence
above ali medicines proessEs the same Cures ~ Of
a Oanaparilla efdsr eHtans
Many perhaps. are ready to eHclsim Quach-anoe1sr
Hgnbsg to AL who Do %. without givlne Tsl ior
the lie to seine Of the smineat physcias. who give
their names in testimony, Of the good il has done.
scTofua Iysipslas Dyspepsia Salt Rheun. Canksr osss
Nsath. 6ict Headache. and General Dsbilry.
vcinit, are ssllias IL. c. II. Ring. =. oasn. ". p
Crumbis, D. Flussss. IslBrookyn. Mrs d. ayes. >.
Hsyes. ana Mr. Owen. In Wliansburgh. W. BefYian.
In Hoboksa J. Vandssosf Esq. and Scot, Whole
sale Agent at the ses Of the Ceepasy No ~ hreaAwsy
L. Drockstt, M D.. Hartford, D. A. Tyler, ~ p.
Nav. Haven; J. n. Thompson. Phi'adslphis; Dr. Webb.
New-Havsn. and the Medical Faculty Of Yale College
speak IN the terms ,s sc,cy IN euYsQ eissasss
herein named WM. S6AHkt!N w
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CoNSuMpTION Can BECURED :


- Dr. RAsTigGS's COMPOUND SYRUP or NAPH-
rHA-Tns ~srder saA doahi sell ~ ths medical fsca,ry
Di Hastings pFocls xsse TO- earsby Of palnos4y
eoasupf's b tho Of Nspssh. remedial sxsas. hes
afsr eight ysars 81 towniaso deep
rciiab ,Est there few 10 which eoasump-
nes sAnnos b cured by NJ. HsSriN0S'S COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAPHTHA. In sven IN which 70 Aas
been trisc England ust.d has been fol-
ss~ed ey sraass,s relief and ar4ts IstAs Bisn
assu Free Dspesssry andsr the charge II Dr. Hastings
DUNG i've y.Arstkst the Naphhs besa in ass there
has no' been saxs death from Of the lunss wAHs
DrsveasJ patients had died every week In inciu
~ consumption the Of the NspAsAs syrv,
Is siuos, mraessus, and ssectsd in IN Incredibly
s6or time lnshs more advanced ssxss snA svsn
m third last dreadful dsSs At hhsrss i.c~r,
Bile disease effect equally wonderful rAs pared .
marked BY the expsctoraion Of the subsrcsA eAssss-
like particles mixed with pus blood. ness
generally accompanied with severe diarAsa On s1ni.-
s.rips NaphA Syrup the formation Of the tsbsclss
h almost instantly arrested. the foreign matter thrown -
the pbsrcss already formed destroyed anA the bsskA-
Ing Immediately becomes essaer and the patient Ne
third Night after dr taking the Syrup ohsa able 10 -.
JOY quiet nights rest, thing unknown for wssks prss-
rsE TRIAL or A SINGLE BOTTLE
all shat asked By the proprietor to prove tha medicine
70 be ali that has ssss stated.
BRoNCHIrIs
Bronchitis has in this remedy sure anA spssdy ours,
and aowledgea by all the medical faculty b with
arrival the speedy Of bronchitis both ana
chronic.
COUGHS. COLDS AND CArARRHs
yield influence Of the Naphtha syrup sssn h TIE
short space Of forty height houn.
NIGHT SwEATS.
THIS distressing and weakening Accompaniment " Co.
sumption and other diseases as:snty stopped BY tie ~
Of the NsphtAa Syrup.
SPLITTING OF BLOOD.
The attacks Of splitting Of blood have nvs-
ably been stopped within the short spscs 81 thirty Mn
les and all disposition to Of the ssns pre-
vented In conclusion, the proprietor warrants The NapA
tia Syrup only the but the oay certain sure
Pulmonary Consumption, ard all other diseases Of the
lupza
The short spscs Of newspaper advertisement viii not
admit II the publication Of the many hundred cerheefse
received by the agents this city and also nom every pas
If the United States, but even person interested b
saestsd call psruss them the Office No. i Grsen-
weh-st. where pamphlets and every Afonmassa win b
freely furnished None without
nature Of NJ. A. =. HARRISON on the wrapper of each
bottle 81 per bottle or bottles Tor S.
Principal Once. No. 1H Gree wich NewYork Alse
for sale at the following places: u. ~. 0uiea, No. ~
Bowery; Jno. B. Dodd. Ne. III BroaAway; J. l. Cod
dington. No. y9S Hudsoa-st.
Beware Of counter)eits.
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panrina GtIlools.

DANCING ACADEMY, No. ITO Grand
- st., fonfih door frnm Broatway.-P. SARACCO.
Proiesor. Inventor and sole Teacher known IN America
Of the new and fas snabe Dafces having expelled from
DIS house some OF bis WHO have not perform "a
the duties has the honor appse the fasho ieDe Pno-
nc that hencecfih al lessons will be attended 70 by MN
~ any hour Of the day and evening And Ladies and Zen.
remen no will with their patronage. may rest
assured that with few lessons they VIII be perfectly eu
fat, of the dances Of the saloon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE =

positively without exesptisn q rose w
tsst ever invented Dr. 0ouTsuds essscnsnSc = ~
a Chemical Philosopher, l! gusans' - ss,s I. ~:
an. 90 trouble and moreover Posss.sss ~ su Pr
sng Of nscrskns the hair MEDIC ITED SOA
a. cs,,ss t., vpse sskiss .sllew,ss chr sr.css.
esales, and al r0y ~. = az ~ z s
% itpTip ROUGE lof pale chseks ssd l,g@, M
40 IS and LILY WHITE ysy.d 81 pr; - Sresi.s5.
"a ,rsblsisd Lsbcrkfory u Wa1S-~s -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
0opartnership.

HVHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
Il existing between the subscIibsrs usdef the hm Of
DpEW ROBINSON CO.. is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent NELSON ROBINSON vii settle the buzz.
ness of the firm and the Stock Exchanes and
Banking business on his account-New YORK, March
i ia5a DANIEL DREW.
NELSON ROBINSON
RORT W. KELLEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
NJOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER

sHIPNonoe hereby gwen that Tie snds 8,
have formed limited partnership puI1ant to the staa
Of the safe of New York that such psrtnership 70
Conducted under the psms or frn IF O'kkILL CVL-
Inns the general nature Of The business
q the said limited psI,,ershp and on eosmsai
KID special partners inferested therein are DAvip
O'NEfLL. IMEs 3, COLLINS and E a3,s s, =
tdes in The City OF Brooklyn, Couniy Of Kings snd Stss
Of New York and the .a,d James Calm Who fss ss
era partners and that the said Robert n Arkeno1ie e.
who rssdss IN the City, Csuaty and s,sts Of New IT,,
burrh the said special partner. has contributed a. caP
70 tie common stock Of said limited partnership she az
IS 10 Commences ON second day OF February
eight hundred and and 70 sss IN
Srsd and sy-svs Dated New-York, January u. ls7z
DAVID O'NEtLL,
JAMES B. COLLIH6,
ROBE4f n. ARKENBChoH
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rRKAsuHxzs OFFICE. NoRwIoa AsD wSscasrxh ~, ~
NIuTICE ia hereby given that the Board

\nfns,.r,o,. oftbis Company at legal meeting have
directed thar he remaining ss.llnent q Ten Dons psf
snare on the Preferred Stock Of tins y ps1 =
- wiliinm st. in de City Of Nsw-Yofs. On sns i''h
March next. NJ,
snnum from the 18th Of January lax -, ..ax
The books viii Be closed On me leth ~ Asfoe' snS
"s'A c''see aA'u ~ a L. PERKINS, Treasurer.
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CALVANIC-ELECTRO CHAINS =

VI MAD. By T. !. ,ANGERs!EIN CO; I. New.
York for he care all kinds Of Nervous ard Rhsumasie
dsss;es.-Thess Chans, which have become vsry ces.
btsd the sss.I part q Ecsep; aqs 'ss sss ~
ns6s IN CismistIy and their Gavaaic Electro power
greater haa that Of made before 20 hai snsy
sYsst effect by curing Cout, Rheu nansm Pains - TIE
breast Bach and Limbs; Tocshschs Hsadasns s,1 rss
Ioisps, ssd iii other kinds Of Athrical diesasss etc.
They aso improve the ccmplelisa OF the skin ana s
iussr Of the eyss The effects these Chaine have zen
carefully eIsninsA BY the susscribe1 Dr. JoECkEE.
Who applied them with the greatest success asa can nen
" them Of the best remedies - an pev
cons who are afflicted Nth the sb,ye mentioned dlssases
Per sale BY DR.. JOCKEY. No. 269 bewey. nees
Houstsnst.. n u. and BY Dr. Ksrbtsz No. - Newuh-
Az Jersey CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-11
SECRET Of BEAUTY.-How to be

~ Handsome.
can irs,Tuc. any person how to be handsome.
teach how TO max Q brown skin fair and clear
teach how to remove tan, pimples and freckles
Iteach how to change the saow face into OF beauty
teach how TO make the wrinhled skin smooth.
teach how to make brown teeth as white a. pearls
teach how to make offensive breath perfectly sweet
teach how 10 make hard brown hands son ana white.
l teach how 10 make diseased gnma hard and sound
teach how to make The hair grow luxurantly
can hasten the growth OF whiskers, moustachss &c.
teach how to have bright and sparkling eyes.
teach how to preserve the eyesiGht for life
teach how to restore impaired eyesight:
teach how TO change gray hair lie original color
leach how change The color of the hay ~ desred
teach how make the hair soft, rich and glossy.
teach how to make the lips and cheeks red
teach how 10 remove supefAuous hair.
/ know the above all perfectly harmless
/ know they are all very cheap and pleasant
/ know every person will like them on trial
/ give directions to make and use these compounds.
know they better than any advertised cosmetics.
/ All ONLY ONE DOLLAR for all this Information
] receive NO letters unless postpaid
Address or send to N. L AVASSE, French CasmM, N
lea Nassaust corner of Ann, New York he VIII sena
the work by mail or otherwise.
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Nrw-JrEsEY ZINC COMPANY, !
frsnsfer Ofics, No. 81 Liberty-ss- J

If6nalef OflcS, NV u 1ioS'V'"
NOTICE.-An amendment TO the char
,sy of the New. Jsnsy Ex ploras and Mialns Co nas
pamed the Legislature Of sey and been acoss'eo
BY the Directors. The title, BY ns s0' cs~ss'a W
TIE Nsw-3sr Exploring and Mini,s con.sny asssk
Nsnnf.efuTns Con psny vii be exchaased for the rev
sock New Jersey Zinc Company ueoa apDne p,a.s
Office JANIS l.. OooAA~'
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NOTICE-Tbe firms of JOHN MACE

NOTICE.-Tbe firms Of JOHN MAZE,
Y nfths city. composed Of John Mace Gabriel Msssex
ard Nathaniel Gray. and n. Gray Co., OF SAD tfaa-
cisco Cal were dissolved BY their own lmta.on on tne
eth OF January last and the firm Of MACE& MEEke8,
by the death of Jehn Mace All indebted 20 enher
OF the said Arms are requested 10 make Immediate pay
ment TO the undersgned Aud all persons having claims
aeapst either Of the said firms. or against Joan place
The buIess will he connusd heretofore II the same
place SIMON sHINDLER. }Erecu.ors nc
No. IS Caymins.ss.
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/, DAMS & CO.'S CALIFORNIA Elk.

ADAMS & CO.'S CALIFORNIA Elk.
IN PRESS -Agsacy for procyring Passsgs Heksts tcl
CAIIIORNIA, EU10fH. NAV ana sn1 o0vtAEn1
xasms Co., ohsgs hs ssrvices Agent ~ p!oea1
Pssssgs Ticks0 BY The various essemsx L.es !es1sS
- a1ci tie sxpssss asd dsIsy II visiting the CITY
70 procure Passsgs Eiek:s, sspeesI BY e SSSsiv
sfssndsd TO- The sxpsrisucs 81 the subscE1.g
At sea- viii also enable hin TO- make Sro-
ticsi acquaintsnce With the California - iSo.
Isthnus, Ac., also enables him 70 fufnass " :
soss s: :ss :, ssss: ss ~, =
OF osfsr Fygfs 81 fSrdfof tssrs Of Ala,s Gs
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/ YONS KATHAIRON for the HAIR

Behold Read n and Realize The greaS lhyadcO
remedy 10 protecting the Human Her ea ts lseaess
and imp1Ttiss had never esea discovsrsd snsa ~ y
tibis KATHAIRQN. He mag trsiy sxcIaln. Essekss
Eureka have found Il have fSSnd IL Thh s!esc!e
msdcSs Il IN its virtues, psessrvps The hair VITA 81 the
lively beauty Of youth until tbs edss age prodson9 nev
turnise sray sssdcates dssdu6 and BY psnssas1g the
nerves Of the head. will the Headache lie bessty.
rsffeshrr fTa0sncs and parity from osadys sed snsss
msh ID The ne pies ulUs for toilet use. IL esels 70
add IL thousand certificates q satisfactory sspsrMy
Pylce enly IS cents PER bottle liberal discount 70 the
tr,de 10 s. had Of 81 the d7yggs in the county ed 81
T. THOMAS LYON. 0ensral AGent.
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