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~Joe ShtlItnpton rec.irs

BOOKS and NEWSPAPERS aS fast published. He
Is agent tor liarper's and all the other Magazines
and our readers will always find large and trmd a.
nrment ni Blank Books and Stationery at his Book
tore, Odeon Building, corner of J! street and Penn
ylvanIa avenue. anu 10
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sep 24-3t-

81 FOR RENT-Two new thrce-storv Brick
LII HOUSES, with back buildings, c,,liars, wash
houses, &c, they contain nine fine rooms. be ites
other conveniences, and beautifully situated on
the highest point Of the city. being Seventh st.
between VI and streets Ore of the houses is #
ted un as Store in very handsome style, suited
FOR Drug or Fancy Store, any other kind of bus
lness Rent very low to good tenant. The key
can lie had next door. For particulars inquire of
J. G. GREEN,
zen 23-tf- eth street opnosi:e Post Ofire
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Nine More Fatal C,saa Of Yellow Fever at
Phil ldelphia

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2f,-The total
number of deaths in this city during the
past week was 203, and includes nine from
yellow fever.
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<".I We have for rent small fran" House on
III sixth street, and furniture for s. lc very Iow
G Z. MASSEY 4 co.
sep 2t-lt*- 9TH street, opposite lost Oficn.
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS,
NEW GOOD AND NEW STYLES.
AT T. Cammacks Clothing Establishment,

NE subscriber having just returned from the
l. North with large and elegant assortment of
tassmeres Cloths. Vestpgs, &c. of the latest pat
terms, nothes his old customers ard the public gen.
eraiiy that he is NOW prepared to fill all orders for
Clothing at the shortest notice
AtSo, a we'll selected stock of Re.dy-made Cloth
ing handkerchiefs, Cravats Shirts, kc.. &C. of the
la est styles Call and examine for yourselves
Two hrst rate Coat hand, wanted
sep 26-1m n cINN.cK
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A SMALL FARM FOR :ALE.-The land is well
"A Watercd; part is i'll wood. and part in rrass. In
* admirably situated for very early garden IL well
"a for dairy. The distance from the sou end of
the Long Bridge Is about two miles. The term. OF
sale will be very accommodating. For further mar
tlruar> apply IN c. Z. EITTENHnrsE. Bank of Com
mcrce, Georgetown, or b. F. RrT-rESuorsr Treas
urv Department, Washington. sen o-lav.;w
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BY e. N.,sTRATTO., Auctionecr.

ID - ~ > 4 Nh4'lo AuCt1OncCrs
VALUABLE PROPERTY in Gt First Ward On
MONDAY, September 26th. at Il o'clock r. NJ
on the premises shall ell part of Lots Nos Is and
II. in square No So fronting ~ feet on q street
north, with depth of Us feet 81 inches situated
between 2lst ami -2d streets, together 18th the inn
provements thereon This proper V is situnt-d in
the first Ward and in an improving Ieighborhocd.
Title fTcfn Government.
Terms: 0ne-half cash, the resduc in twcI, o
months. with interest. secured by deed of trust on
the property. Conveyancing at the cxpen.e of pur-
chaser.
y. B.--lf the terms of sale are rot complied with
in three days after SALE the property will be resold
at the expense OF purchaser. Sep2l-
BY GREEN & SCOTT, Aucitonesrs.
I HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE ut
IL AUCTiGS--0n THURSDAY. the 18th in
slant. shall ed. 10 o'clock H. at the resi-
dencc of gentleman declining hou ;keepiDg. the
south side of Z, between and 9TH streets, good
assortment of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany Sofas. Chairs. Eock"rs. &c.
do marble-top Centre, Dining, and Othfr IT,
blcs
do Sideboa-ds, Dressing. and other Bureaus
China, Glass, Crockery, and Stone Ware, among
which one good White Dinner and Tea Set;
line Britannia set
Solar, lall and other Lamps
Tire, ply. Ingram, Passage, and Stair Carpets
Waiting. Feather Beds. and Mattress
j!rl~tr.'ds, Wardrobes, and Washstands
Cooking Radiator, Air-tight and other Stoves
With coed assortment of Kitchen requisites.
Terms Ali sums of SD cash over SIS credit Of
80 ard 30 days for notes satisfactorily endorEed.
bearing il terest. GREEN Il SCOTT,
sep sd. kuctiCneers.
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PROFESSIONAL, GARD

mrs. r. & J. HUNTER, members of the ROYAL
II College of Surgeons. late of Islington, London
have taken mp their residence in Washington, Tor
The treatment OF
DISEASES OF THE CHEST
'omoriSihg affections of The THroAT BRONCHITIS
tsTHN,. CONSUMPTION. aud diseases of tile HEART
10 which branch of their profession they have for
many years given their exclusive attention. The pc
"ulldrity Of the treatment employed by Drs. H.. Is
hat the remedies employed administered by In
HALATIoS in the form of yapor.
Residence and office, 10Th STREET, betwecs G and
III streets. sen 6-,f
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NEW connS NOW OPENING

ID J. STEER. Washington Place. 9Th street, is
L now opening superior stock Of GeEtlcnens
Gods which it will live him greas pl.asur. 10 show
to all his patrons and to the public In addition &,
the usual stock Of Mer liant Tailor. special aten-
ton Is invited to large stock at Grntlcmens Dress
SHIRTS of very SUPERIOR fit and quai'y.
Also, Collars St CHS. Ncck-Tirs. C-ayatS. Gloves,
SusI~nders, Hosiery, and Furnishing Goods &c ne
rally. rep 2n-eo2w-
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SHIRTS, SHIRTS--ft the nen Sh.yi .>foys
~ Fine Dress SHIRTS of French ruti!e. plain and
eriin1"d eo7om. CoioTed SHIRTS of beautiful pat
terms. Linen and cotton Night shirts Shirts m ed.
to order at HOPKINS, PENNSYLVANIA avenue ON.
door from 9Th street. between Browns and National
doteis Intel sep law
NOTICE All persons indebted to the lot.
IN firm of 4. Davis L Co, Grocery, 9TH street arr
urgently reluetcl to call on the unde signed and
make Immediate settlement OF their accounts an
thereby prevent the dsagreenble necessity of passing
them into other hands for coercive MEASURES rs The
business must be closed
b 2. MORSELr.. Trustee.
la. avenue, opp. Bank Of Washington.
sep 19-eo3m-
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lCE.-We are now opening of the rich
~ est and best assorted stocks of FALL GOODS
from New York and Philadelphia brought to this
market We think it il useless FOR us to enumerate
articles rs we could not describe their richness and
beauty, but respectfully invite the attention of the
public HALL & BROTHER.
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0LD NEWSPAPERs.--A lot for saIc a, the Ste,
o'hce' aug left
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RUSJ In Sc ASOA.-We have just received
the largest and most beautiful assortment of the
latest patterns New York Crates that has ever been
offered for sale in this city. and will sell tn cheap
for cash. WOODWARD GUY,
No. !. north side Pa. avenue,
Sep2l-ht- between 10Th and 18th streets
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:" ANTED-AL LAD, IA or Is years Of age. Of
w good address. to attend n store. Apply Sc
cond door east Of United Staff Hotel after next
Monday. sep 23-3t-
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MRS, A, II, CLARK

| NFoRMS her customers that she starts for New
4 Aork, on Tuesday. the 10Th Instant with Miss
hcponain to assist her in selecting aage asSort-
menl OF rua Millinery, which will bc opened about
the ist of October
Ladies wishing to settle their hills vii find Miss
Jane oark at the store for that purpose and te at
tend 10 All orders that may be left in hcl absence
"e"iEe""h sept. 70. sep 2l-St-
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BUILDING HARDWARE.-We would
- respectfully call the attention of Builders and
carpenters to our large and wel-selected stock of
BUILDING HARDWARE, also all other goods
usually found in the hardware line
Our assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery Plate
Forks, Spoons. de- is very complete and of the be :;
quality, at such prices cannot fail to please Chean
for cash. Please give n call.
WOODWARD &GUY.
No. 1. north side Pa. avenue.
sep 2t-6t- between 10th and llth sts
4 Il TIL r new Stationery and Music Store NAV
"A alwa's b found an assortment of Letter Cap.
Drawing, Tissue, Tracing, Wrapping and other pa
per- Pens, Pencils, Ink, Blank, Sketch, Drawing
nd Memorandum Books Paper folders letter clips
memorandum files &c. in addition to a select varie-
ty of fancy Stat emery, suitable for presents.
JOHN f. ELLIS,
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
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FLOUR, OATS, AND SHORTS.
lust received and FIR sale TO suit purchasers
" % hbls. Metropolitan Family Flour
so bbls Welch Family do
800 do Family. extra surer do
200 bu~h. best Shorts, fresh ground
1900 do prime Oats
PAIL & BROWN.
Georett5wn, September 18th, 1855
sep 2l-lw
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I. Q. O. z. and Masonic Depot
e. A GIEHS

No. 20 BALTIMORE ST!rrT. BALTIMORE. Mn.
ACTURER Of 1. @. r. RED MEN,
vi MASONIC, and all other Societies REGA-
LAS. BANNERS. FLAGS, and JEW ELS. consisting
nf every VARIETY IF sly lie for Odd Fellows, Me-
sonic, Red Men, Sons OF Tempe rance,
etc i"in% NOR ext nsive and complete assortment
than can lie found IL The UN'7r3 STATES.
MINERS AND o. FlCGRS uf th- various Ord rs ~an
'a supplied with amy style design from the
fictr assortment always "n hand. without nrin.
c-S:oned the dlGy noces7ar 60 execute their orders
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DREPAssE FOR FALL g. Winter
Just received, splendid assortment of Fall
and Winter GOODS, which will be made to order
III the best style and on reasonable terms, by
w. MOORE.
Penn. avenue, next TO corner 9th street.
Inn
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,I0HN RlYLF

JOHN BOYLE,
MANUFACTURE of all kinds of French GAN
Ail DIES, is always prepared to supply Balls and
Parties at the shortest notice
Ice Cream, Jellies. Blancmanges &c
Residence on Bridge street, between Congress and
High streets south SIDE Georgetown
p. s. Ice Cream always prepared.
2l-PO1w-
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GsH FOR SALE OR REET-A comfort
ki:i able dwelling HOUSE with side lot, situated
oil OF. beail Street, and adjoining Christ's Church
There is well of coed water on the premises. to-
gether with cstern for rain water. both of which
Is introduced into the house by means of lifting
ana forcing pump. Possession can be given on the
LIST of October.
For terms, &c, apply to Royce Taylor, George
town. con q oo2.s
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o TIE voTARIEs OF FASHION

= n
IA The undrI signed b rs leave TO call the at
- trGtion OF lis tnrIapr p;,tr rs rnd the public
NJ t. the Ia HAT he has just recriVr,i from the
III. nor au j. opening The choicest ~.lec
tionS oi CIorllS, CASSTMkES AID YESTiNGS, of
French and English ETY.! les. ever offered 20 :h"m.
which he is prepared TO max. w i'm his usual style
Paris reports received monthly.
@. *. HINTON. Merchant Tailor
North side Pa. areaue between ~ and 9th sts.
sep 2o-lm-
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BRACELETS HAMMOND, 9TH street, ID d ,or be
- low r. has Just received assortment of Cor
nciian, Jet, and other Bracelets, in new and rich
patterns, and for sale low. sep 21-co3t-
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REEBE'S NEW YORK HATS-A
- further supply of Rcc'c's celebrated New York
HATS this day received and for sale Mt
STEVENS Sales room,
sep 2l-3t- under Browns, Hotel
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FOR SALE AND RENT

Lyon * ENT-Ihe upper part of The Nousc :!
j. roorls) occupied by Arny's Confectionery
Fridge stree, Georgetown. Apply IN the Premises
seq 2f-N3w-
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NIANTED.-a first rate MlLLINER who is thor
w oughlY acquainted with the above bu.incss in
all its branches, will find permanent situation by
applying at SHfDD'S Fancy Goods and Millinery
Store. 18th street above Pennsylvania avenue. Refer
ences as to character and worku anship will be re-
qured. sep 2O-
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The following letter from our Georgetown
correspondent came to hand on Saturday too
late for publication
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-16
Our WESTERN ROAn

We have never been disposed 10 cxao-
gerate in regard 10 the prospects Of this en-
terprise. The magnitude Of the under.ak-
ing, and the difficulties TO be surmounted
in It's accomplishment, prcdisposcd Us to be
very cautious in our statements, and al.ho'
we felt sangIinc We could not, under the
circumstances, feel quite SIRE. Now, how
ever, the way seems clear, and unless ali
reasonable calculations and expectations
tan, we are safe in saving that the road is
as much fixed fact as almost any tl.inr in
the future can be. Divisions and oppo,i-
ton at home, or failure to keep up with
the full requirements Of duty and interest
among those most Immediately concerned,
are probably the only causes which cqa
produce our defeat. And surely it is I'M
reasonable to anticipate this. \ contract
on favorable terms has been made for the
completion and equipment of the road its
whole extent, by the first of April, 1855,
at the farthest. The contractors are re-
sponslble men. One of them, whose name
1t Is unnecessary TO give now, has for years
been engaged in rail road enterprises in
the State of New York and elsewhere and
has established a reputation second to that
of 10 other individual in the East as = rcli-
able and successful operator in that DEPART
ment. On suggesting his name TO an cas-
tern friend, the response Immediately was
All !! if he has taken hold of the work it
Is sure to so, for he has never vet failed in
any thing" We have strength in the cha
ractcr of our road-strcngth in the capaci
ty' industry and energy of its officers
strength in the amount of individual and
public means now subscribed and pledged
Tor the work-strcngth in the fayorablcncss
of the contract made, and strength in the
reliability of the contractors. Forty DAVIS
VIII witness the commencement Of the en-
terprise-in eighteen months the iron horse
will herald lis completion.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-16
TIE MARKETS, &C.

he news ny :he steamer a week ago, gave &c.
cdediy an upward tendency to D odncc. and n.ices
have rnlrd high since. I'm our own market from %
TO i'oO have been paid daring the week The con-
sequence has been an unusual actiy Is In The ma
ket' Farmers huryiHg in their produce +, TAX ed.
vantage OF the high rat $. Comparatively Ii.tle.
however. we suspect, has yet been threshcd. and
fhonid The prices continue fr the produce business
OF ibis year. will be caufou tn al +, rn,.r ,,s
whatever It may be in future. Tn. ruliu,, r.cs ~
ths time OF our going 10 press may BE- lcdnd uuGer
the appropriate head H. investigation We find
our dealers here pay the Highest fl .urc the mar.
hels generally viii warrant, aud il il said ar, nav
ing more than some CT our ueighbornr cites. We
are Craiihed TO notice ~ out market. : sellers
many iHces familiar Of yore, but STRANGERS OF !st
years anG Consider IL The harbnger Of a retfru OF
me whole OF that large trade, naturally look i,sr TO
TINS point, which for few years past from unfor
tnnaIe causes has heen diverted. We t-ns, as ".
believe. that no cause vi agau occur 10 iu.er
Tupt this good feeling. In tbs connection. W.
may add also, that the best kind Of feeling in r..
Iaton both TO the present and future business o.
the city PeFvaces every class OF people The oood
crops high prices, the certainty o. the construct
ION OF our western road, and The Certainty a-o Of
the construction Of the lake shore road src s,Estsn
iiai grounds viii readily be understood for the
confidence.
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Mn. Error:
The Southern Michigan must be in q
bad way when certificates from itinerate
anonymous letter wri;crs-pclhaps dead
heads at that-are considered necessary IL
give it q reputation. And the Agent must
be in a bad way, too, or the resort to which
he seems TO have been forced would never
have been dreamed Of That road nsay he
good road-its connections mpy 5e PER
fcct-it ptgy exceed all otlicrroutes in speed
and accommodation, but the proof OF the
pudding Is an the eating, and rs this is 10.
the season for "algy be's" the public Nill
want something more than mere .fcGo,ts,
coined in the fertile brain of an agent, 10
convince them that the statements made
arc Jarfs particularly when al experience
goes to show the contrary. Now, ii ccrti-
ficatcs were in place or called for, | could
give YOU a column Of them, showing how
travellers have been detained on the Sou
thcrn Road from time to time, and how
greatly superior the Central is considered
by the travelling public. Bnt as these are
matters which have become established in
the public mind by absolute experience, /
shall ne. trouble YOU with mcrcthau q word
or two, contained in a communication from
a gentleman who lately visited the East by
the great Central route
have travelled much during the past
six yoars, and must, in Justice, say that of
all the routes in the country, conSidcl.the
Michigan Central rs among the most r. la
bic and pleasant. The time made between
Milwaukee and Buffalo is generally almost
thc shortest or quickest that Is attained
This Of course is an important coasidcra-
ton. But the main features Of attraction
10 my mind are the agreeable variety of
steamboat and railroad travcling---thc
steamboats, in connection with the line all
of the best class, and the road itself one Of
the bes. finished in the country, while the
officers and agents, all through, seem to
vie With c.eh other in endcavoring 70 con,
tribute TO tie pleasure and confer, OF pas
sengers. 4 man that could not enjoy HIM
self on q trip 10 Buffalo and New York by
tic Great Central Line, has not The tl.m {
Of cricY,0eu, in HIM BIZ the way, met
:. at Chicago. who had taken passage by
The Southern Roue FROM Rochester, and
~ a comparison Of notes, / found that he
bad occupied about the same length OF time
in travelling from that point as | had in rga-
ching Chicago from New York Is this
thc boas.ed supremacy Of the Southern
Line , -
might, Mr.EIitor, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
b.: l Viii ro, occupy your space. There
are two sides 10 every question. One side
was presented las. week / ave YOU The
y,-j5fJ gty e;E. fI.:. ,,....1-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-16
GUARDIANS SALE.

DY virtue Of an order m ade by the County
- Court. Oft the County of Konosha in the Stale
Of Wisconsin, the first Monday of June A. D..
1888, licensing and authorizing me the undersign
ed guardian Of Jesse w franklin, John w. Frank
I'm aud Matilda Ann franklin infants, to sell the
iateTest Of the said infants in and to the following
described real estate, viz "the East half Of the
North West quarter Of Section No. Ten (l0) IN
Township No.One Q)and Range No. Twentyt!O)
in the town OF Salem in said County OF heuosha'
shall sell at public sale and vcndne at the dwell
son said premises oil the above described prem
is on the Sth day Of October 1853, at two O'Clock
p. NJ. OF th,t day. ROBr. S. MOTH, Guardian.
Dated September 18Th, 1853.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-16

The FUGITIyE SLAVE LAw.-Somc three
months since, one Pleasant Ellington came
into Indiana from Kentucky, claimed asbe-
longing to him one Freeman, a citizen of
that State, a husband and father, doing a.
good business, and Of considerable means.
He swore very positively to the man as hay
ing belonged to him, and as now owing
him service, and the United Sta.cs autho-
rites decided that Freeman should be Civ
en- up TO him. Some difficulty, however,
occurred and after much effort ON che part
Of some human citizens of indianapolis
(where the affair occurred) the reputcd
owner agreed 10 leave Freeman IN jail, IN
that city, provided he would pay three dol
lars per day for guard for himself, for
sixty DAYS, when the matter should come
to final hearing. Freeman was rcmanded
to Jail under the guard for which nc paid,
and his friends set themselves zealously at
work to see what could be done for him.
They found proof of these facts frs,
+ that freeman was q FREE man second
that the man Ellington swore him TO be
was then in Canada third, that Ellington
never owned him and had ms claim on him
legal or cquiisbI These facts were made
80 clear and apparent, that Ellington was
compelled to abandon his case, and Free
man was once more restored to liberty
1t will be seen at glance that il was from
no hindrancc in the Fugitive Slave Law
| that Freeman was nos at once despatched
to Kentucky on the claim OF Ellington,
away from wife, children, friends, property
and everything else. The law authorised
it on Elllngton's oath, and nothing but The
possession of means By Freeman. and tie
determination Of lis friends prevented it.
See the result of it. Frec5aan IS hot the
nun he IS s,eorn to be, and probably the
man who claimed him had never seen him
before swcaringto him. Yet in this repu-
led free land We have a law which au,ho-
rises all tits. y man Win all the rights,
digni.aries and interests, even Of the Pr,si-
dent OF the United States, has 70. only
run the mos. narrow risk OF being Sorn from
every thing and consigned for ever to sla-
very, bu. has also been incarccrated i'll Jail
for three months, and put to an expense OF
81 $40, independent OF counsel fees. The
\. Y. Evening Post abiding to the case,
concludes al article as follows:
We make 10 comments on this ease,
except that tie tolerance OF law which
allows Of such ou:r&gcs, must either destroy
he humanity of he American community,
OF be itself destroyed"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-16

G-We copy the following from Maine
paper BY which it VIII be seen that all sec
tons of the country have not been blessed
as has this, with boundful crops:
In many portions Of the State, the sea
son has becnmost discouragingfo for farmers
In some sections, the hay, though very
light, is after all the best crop. Fruit
IN many parts, and We fear generally,
Is very unpromjsing Grain is uncommon
Iy light. Potatoes and corn were nearly
ruined by the severe drought What little
of vegetation remains in the fields and pas
lures, is being devourcd by vast armies of
grasshoppcrs. In some towns they are
stripping the leaves and frui, from the APP
pie trees, and destroying the corn and po,a
10 tops.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1853-09-16
LXOS's G1AVaEAEgsON.

For PGrscayrvG, EFSro2IxG, znd Br,ucfryfyG
The HaIG, IS the most delightful and wonderful ar
tai The world ever produced lis astonishing
s'ccess IS without precedent in the history of
'h" Matoria Medica. Dark aud luxuriaut curs,
soft and glossy hair, with scores o. admirers, Gnak
ihis ladies' is the universal effect Of The Katbairon
The ka'hairon has fully restored my hair after
a bldHess Of - years. A. J. CouarRrGur, &c
B,nd-St.N. Y" The Kathairol :. a certain cure
for Nerro"s Headache, and all Cupneous diseases
Sold by all dealers, everywhere. Try it. rHro
only - cents, in large bottles.
:. BARNES, Proprietor, lGI Broadway, ~ Y