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Extract from a speech OF Hon. b. f. Halleti on the
life tenure OF judges, delivered in the Massachusetts,
convention for revising the constitution, July 90 1853
S TO this mailer OF taking our lessons OF govern
ment from England. what England has done for
What England has gwen 10 say England has CIV
nothing good that we have not improved; and
also say that TO the lite tenure Of judicial Offices
which ere derived from England, there was
for there where the sole power in the hands OF the
King bot there is good reason for il here where
the power ~ in the hands of the people. The courts
there by being Independent Of the King protec, the
people, but they would do all tina, great deal better
elected by The people in spite of the King With
want judges TO protect the people against the legislature
and the executive.
Bat touching this OF what England has done for
The gentleman from Mansfield Mr.. Sumner1 sad
the other day. another opc that England had given
I'VE great institutions, and he went to enumerais
thsn. One the doctrine that The atmosphere Of
Great Briisin could not be brsathed by slave. Eng
eYaeiy The opposite doctrine. England gave us slavery
and fastened II upon will tell that gentleman what
hvs institutions England has given us.
Eneland gave us religious psrroufon Well, | thank
her for that, for ii planted our colonies
Ensand gave ION cith ,ui representation thank
Der for thai. for il achieved our independence.
England gave us insult to The new States, and sought
10 crash them BY commercial restrictions thank her
fon,hst too, for II gave us onr glorious UsIos.
England search the high sess. and impress
ed os seamen. thank her for that ALSO for il forced
ms iAio shs var for second Independence moral in
tslleeasas commercial, and featuring ndepe ndence
a. snPor'aa rs any we had achieved the mother
coeetty. &Ha u ass
LASTLY, England gave ns the institution of slavery and
for that do not thank her Instead of an a,mosphere In
which slave could not breathe she poisoned the Amos
phefe of the colonies by importing slaves comneled 10
brsAfhe H. And, SIR. but for England with her conidv
ana her slave trade, would have had ,hs
ton raised here discordant elemen, in free nsn
ti0ns
Let not the gentleman from Marsh6eld come here with
bis euogies upon England and English aristocraoy
which ars TO 20 back that country the great oppreso
OF labor be taken up by those who frequent the house
OF "my Lady Sutherland" 10 abuse America. and su-
cans! | want no snch sympathy from England These
very philan,hropio pesonagssbese high lords and la
the general constitution Of our country, do for what
Nc, that they love America, but they would
wardy exult 10 see anything fostering in the bear OF
America wbich they think (bui, hank God, falsely
hns) wi impair, II not destroy, its free institutions
have no faith in such sympathy from England for Amer
ios look for true sympathy from Der and Der
great eommoners and not from her siekly astoeracy
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Late Patents.

The following is given nv the Star as complete lie,
OF patents issued from the United States Patent Office for
the week ending Angus, ., 1882
James A. Bszn, of Cin,oa Massachusetts, Tor i'm prove
in reed nusic1i ins,ru
George w Brown. of Tylesylle Illinois, fIr improve
ment in seed planters. Ante dated February 2 1853
Lebbons Csssvell, Of Harrison, Name for improvement
in seed planters
Samuel r. Cline, OF the district OF Spring Garden Penn.
syvania, Tor apparatus regulate the supply Of
steam boilers. .a#.
H. b Conunt OF Geneva, Wisconsin, for improvement in
abdominal supporters.
Thomas J. Eddy Of Waterford, New York lor improve
ment in railroad carwhecs.
c. ) BoYnron, Of New York, New York. for improve
in pa per-rung machine.
Joseph r. Miner, Of Jersey City. New Jersey FOR i'm
proyement IN sub-r al ine tunnels.
Joseph A. Scuoheid CT Westerly, Rhode Issnd for inn
provement in temples for looms
John NJ. Reeacr, OF Memphis Tcnnessee for improve
ment in the construction OF siearn-boicrs.
John X Rtohsrdson, James we,tefman, and Ebene ger
Wilder OF New Castle Pennsylvania, for improvement
IN schnes tor making spikes. .#
Ithel 5 Richardson OF Boston, Massachusetts, for i'm
provement In atmospheric telegraph and railway Patent.
ed in England. December =. 1854.
Stephen II Ro2gle., Of Boston, Massachusetts, for i'm.
proremen in printing presses, Ante dated February 2,
1853.
Nathan Thompson j.. OF Williamsburg, New York,
for improved mode of Indicating the height Of water in
stesn-bo,len.
William Van Arden. OF Poushkeepsie, New York. for i'm
provement IN machinery fJr making Tntlrosd chairs
stephen Waterman, Of Williamsburg New York for
improved mode OF cb,tang the danger from ,@m.boile
explosions
Jesse Young OF Fesnkiin Furuace Ohio, for improved
arrangement Of pipes for hot blast pipes,
Austin o. Wilcox, Of Philadelphia, Penn,ylrsnis, for
improvement in ho-sir engines
Jean Theodore Coupler and Marie Amedes Charlie, Mel
ief of Psri. France, Tor improvement
of paper stuff Patented in France, May T. 1851
julius Hsrriet OF New York, New Yors. assigner to
Gaylord Wells Of Hartford Connecticut, for improve
in elastic type Tor priniing on Irregular surfaces
George T. Parry, OF Spring Garden, Pepn,ylvsnis, as
sgnor to John Rice, OF Philadelphia, Pennsyvans, for
improvement In anu-iricton boxes.
julius Hobzcr. Of Philadelphia. PennsylYsns, sssisnor
to North Chase North, Of piso- for dosign for
cooking. stove
Allen Gsrould and Joha II Ward, Of Middietoyvn, Con-
n.ctieot, for desgn for a sewing bird.
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FkIDAY MOANING, AUG ST s, Isss.

u0-A e. JAass, le2 South Tenth rhi.de
paia, Is travelling assisted BY Wa H. wxlD
Jsas CoLLIss JAnxs DISEASE, HAsarr Jos BurTos, GEo
r. BuTres, Isaac M BopIsx Epsusp W. WILsr, WiILIAa L.
Wal and GxoRoz L. MeLrop.
9Y-M e. WJAHEs Ohio, Is general travelling
or The Western States assisted BY Joas r. DEsr H. T.
TaosAs, o. j. DYER C. NJ L. WsxsAs Isaac BARrLErr, r. O.
Cooks, A. l.. cMLDs, and l.. r. BsowsEIL.
o. Receipts from stther OF ths viii be good.
-Mr NsAu a. LxwIs, Of Montgomery, Alabama, IL
e travelling of Aabasss and Tonns.ss.
islsd BY c. LKwis JAHx o. LEws. and sAaus D. Lewis
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our Commercial Correspondent

The letter of New York commercial ponden,
will be found interesting than usual this week Ii
universally conceded that the writer is amongst the first
OF commercial in country for extent and
racy of commercial and financial intelligence His sta
stcs made up with great care and receved-as
they deserve 10 beas entirely reliable In his letter Of
This week he makes various remarks in regad to the
operation OF tariff system, and makes several
lions TO notifications which may well engage the
study of statesmen. Without committing ourselves 10
his views, direct attention TO them well worthy Of
consideration, well on account Of their intrinsic mpor
lance account OF The high source whence the sug
ges,ions emanate The readers OF the Union pecul
aTy fortunate in being furnished weekly with The views
OF such commercial writer.
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ay GREEN a SCOTT. Auet,oneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON THIRD STREET, BE.
Y and at socUon-On Tuesday,
slant we shall SELL on The premises at six ooot No. 10, in
H. situated side OF Third
B and north. This property
handsomely located, having
feet back hy five paved alley
and my tsst,
Dne-founh the balance
and four months purchaser
payments bearing interest from the day Of given
desd Of trust taken
Tile indspoabla- .....
... GREEN h SCOTT,
July o-esds Aucioneers
G2-Tne above sale Is postponed anti Monday, the
lst day Of August, ssme hour
GREEN a SCOTT,
July Nd AuciOnees
e0-The above sale s further postponed until s.tur-
day, August 9th, same hour
GREEN SCOTT,
Aug I'D Auctoneerz.
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We hail with the most intense qualification The improve
ments lately commenced by energetic city postmaster
and we are certain that every citizen whose body may
have, or not have, been squeezed into the shape OF
Dutch pancake IN passing through tss press
Tor his insorrensnes. will join in the oberus of thanks for
q" removal II really is happy change for the better.
and the postmaster has certainly done for the accommo
daton and comfort OF the citizens that which had been
20 unaccountaby neglected by his predecessor, A. for
osrseves we congratulate that gentleman on his spirited
enterprise and regard for the convenience OF the public
and may he. ha fully deserves. Aosrish Of
letters, and for his share in the advancement oil bse
krres s.l ..tu e. WI slHA J. NJ
y WAsnssror, Aug. z, 1859, lasg9s @Hss us
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Darn or ELISHA Rrecs-The Baltimore Pa,rio, Of
yesterday announces the death Of Elisha Riggs, OF
New York. in the seventy fourth year Of his age. He
was banker OF great westhn man Of proverbisi in
icgriiy He was a native OF Maryl land.
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ny J. G. MCGUIRE, Aucuone.r.

VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING At PUBLIC hUCTION-oL
Mosdsy afternoon Ausu.t sh, 6k ococt the premises
shall lots Asa
I3,h and I4 running
20 feet alley improved by subsntai
kohsn, pantry dining
closets the Placement psriors and sitting
Chambers above, together with
outbudnrs The property situated the healthy
CITY, only distant from the Proc
tdsnts House. Tile upanesuonsbie.
residue in and years, for
Deed and deed Of ust taken.
Jas. G. MCGUIRE,
Jsiy o-d
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Two Cbinese merchants m Sss Fs.ne,soo is.ly por-
her with rice for Japan.
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Mount 81 Mary's Coisexs, Ensrsistsh~rG, ND
hh snnus session studies Mount a. Mays College com
- ~ -
ns .e, or board and tuition o0for the first sr mortbs,
md afterwards 80 fo ssch half year, siway
Payss IN sdvsnce The only and
dnwine, (which optional
German and spanish, ts-o ops'onsi 81
Al the students ,raicsd
prss'ics Of the Catholic religion. - - a
John NecAYrRgy, %. n,
. Juv A-e~ p Freshest
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RfuM Ne JVuf~h q 4 0tAlN 1ee
Progress Of santa AnnA's UsurpaIion.

we have file of the ~Unisess2l." Santa Anna's or
gam published in the Mexican capital 10 the goth ulr
Almost every number contains an nfiammalory article
about the United Stats the rumored Spanish proec-
torate. We were about TO make lranslatons but
the following outline from the New Orleans Courier,
renders the labor unnecessary Ii is evident that Santa
Anna is sping Louis Napoleon and il he Stops shor, of
crown il will be because be dislruss his ability to
tain il:
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by virtue Of Of
Of Washington and directed shall public
Tuesday, 18Th
before county
property Rdsvwsy
IN and lot No Ia, No. 49, No square
26 and half lot No le In No 2a3,
sshnsson ,cin~d rnd levied the OF Enoc
Rdre~sy will be sold satisfy judicial. Nos 81
October $50 Robert crui Of John G. Rves and John r.
Ian :. said Bnoch Adse~ay. #
JONAH d. HOOVER,
July 2o-du Marshal Of District Of Columbia
CAHDTbe subscribers being about sshe for
IA the OF settling hsif business for
ending 3iss July
unss.d,
Let money
sbou dates. Y..G
In August collector mr. smsf~ood)
ali who have no, settled and hope hsy viii trouble
MIN to call the second time
r-.--.-.-..-- CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
July p-dlot -ls.
COa sALE-Hors~, Buggy. Har.e..--Tbe
fine hay for style and action surpassed The
good order. Apply Bchs stables, m
street
Aus 3-~od3wd. us
MATCHES. Jewelry, silver Ware. Cen w. GAIT
6ne watches manufacturers md deal
every description je~.Iy silver Also
ood ..e~ and light pecciss and glasses hne sird
ware, Aibsts forks spoons, &c. sf
every getting their stock The bss
oasr Inducements purchasers not surpassed
NJ w GAIT Bro,
sipn OF Golden Eagle,
Penn avenue, between ozh and ION streets.
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.atoHrsWaI Taaaoa 4
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julius Hobzcr OF Philadelphia PennsyYsnis, ssssnor
to North, Chase, North, of pso-, dosgn for
cooking. stove.
Allen Gsroud and John II Ward, of Middietown, Con-
n.cteot, for design for sewing bird.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nv Letters Patent tseouredl 184a.
Palcermacher'S Patent Hydro Electric Voltqic
r. IL Al N

Pulceymacher's Patent Hydro Electric VoHaic
CHAINS
sTRUCTEii 10 e worn under the garments are
I J The most wonderful discovery in Medicine an
Elect Iciy of the present day. They relieve vihput
pain shock, the acute nervous Mains
ach as head, ear and tooth ache rheumatic mains tie
dooreux, &C land by their mild but continuous and per
ceptce action on the body diseases of years standing
such gout local paralS sis nervous complaints y-
Diseases, &C, disappear II by amracle They have
been applied WIN tie greatest success all those dread
fGl diseases in children commonly called as
also in cHses OF eehng under difficulties and dlsotd-
ers OF the bowels They precipitae metals from their
SOU ions decompose wafer defect the magnetic needle
III SNORT Sho" oil lie Phenomenon of powerful yOltac
pie The instruments producing these effects " eigh
about two ounces can be folded up in IA pocket book
are always dy Tor instantaneous use ami i'll las.
man his lifetime, for himself family and his friends
&c, against that number diseases and complaints in
which mild streaming electricity is perfectly sale, GER
tam, ana wonderful speedy remedy. The price of a
complete chain Is nom 81 TO batteries $l0-S22 so.
Incredible as may seem The above facts, any person
can easily convince himself beforehand the depot OF
their ruin. The importance of the invention has been
acknowledged in America by the Academy of Medicine
of New York, and The Chains been applied with
great IN the Medical Colleges the City Belle.
and Wards Island Hospitals, brooklyn CITY Hos
phal, &C.; in Europe by the Royal Colleges of Physc-
ans and surgeons in London by The Academic Nation
ale de Medicine al Paris by the Imperial F, Guilty at
Vienna by the Roy Faculty at Berlin and other sci
entifc institutions OF the highest order, including the
principal hospitals in Europe
The propretors are in possession Of testimonials
tIISC luiii all me ABOVE Institutions Amer
lea and Europe, well of the eminent and dis
lingushed members OF the profession DO h hemis-
pheres and invite the public 10 examine them.
Full and usTa ed descFiptions-Onr for personal use
and one scientific men-wib copies Of testimonials,
and number oi cases cured in New York ami Europe,
may be obtained, gratis, at This Office. They will be
forwarded, free Of postage, any part of United
States, in answer to pre- paid inquiries containing three
cents postage stamps. J. STEINERT, Sole Agent
No 5bo Broauway, cor. of Prince St, New ork.
. Agents IN Norcester,CALDWElL & HILL, 40 Main
Street. EVIL d3m
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Assessors Notice.

He Assessors of the city Of Worcester hereby give
noliee, that they will be in session in their in
Harrington Block, from Monday the 23d to- Saturday
the 23tI OF Nav current, from to l2A. NJ from
TO O'Clock T. M. on each day, for the pnrpuse of
cevg list of the polls and estates of inhabitants
OF said CITY, liable to taxation therei All persons liza
BIZ to be assessed, required by law bring The
Assessors, within the time specified lists OF all
Their polls aud Estates both real and personal, of which
they were in possession on the frst day Nav, and
if they neglected. give said Assessors in writing and
under oath il required, true account of their property,
all persons negectng refusing have 40 right by
law TO Claim abatement Oftheir taxes.
The number of Polls of 20 years of age upwards;
the number of Militia from Is TO 45 who are not
exempted by law; the quantity OF land and buildings;
money at interest more than they pay interest forshafes
and stocks in banks and other Incorporated companies;
money on hand or deposed furniture exceeding $1,000
in value goods, wares,and merchandise; stock trade
the number Of CATTLE Sheep SWINE horses and carriages
OF all kinds and The income from profession trades or
employment, should he enumerated in The statement of
each individual having the 10 be tax ed for
PUTNAM w. TAFT, } Assessors
S go y y ~ ; SH1En1 IR wo,c ei
Worcester, May 10, 1858. dawtM25
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Flowers.

or PRINTED SEWING SILK MusLINs. IN YER,
" elegant colois. GEO. r. BRYANT.
my4 di2tis
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aEW ARRIVAL OF BOOKS,
AT KEITH & CO.'S,


No. $50 Main Street.
DRlsMATlEs, by Richard Hwy ward, Illustrated.
Doctor Birch aud his young friends VIM. NJ
Thackeray.
Robin Hood aud Captain Kidd.
Electro Physiology, by Hun.
Notes from Western Life, Henry Taylor
Spirit Rappings Unveiled.
Thoughts ON Education Of Girls, Mrs. Lowell
Maths aud Vespers, Browning.
The TraDslatois Revived, Mcclure.
h nural Essays, with Memoir, by A. J. Downing.
behind the Curtain.
legends OF the West, bv Jsales Hall.
lame Hunt, by ]. W. Febens.
Nm,ay uay Scripture Reading, By J. Blake.
Plays, by J. PAYNE Coines ''' 'oA' ~ 9""@'po'io
Emn ,lgsl. soldier in the u. 8. Army.
Ths Mn,sa History Of The Crusudes, 3 vols.
WISE, aV.1 rl, ahd ne. oaspring, by Dr. Tracy
use, y VIulso IN the East, BY j. Ross Browne
nose,,, su, sl or the two suliors.
The Works Of VIM. II. sowasl = VT ~ Nq p, o.,o
maya dtf Os"oypi o0'a'V'
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Real Estate at Anction.

6 w. SElBY 4 co viii s.Il at Auction ON FRI.
- DAY, May 20, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ,
TWO HOUSES. Nos. l and 2 Washington st.,
belonging Gardiner Chids. The al owe Houses are
very desirable located in The central part OF the City,
The sale offers good opportunity any wishing
purchase Real Estate
o. Terms made known at The Sale.
For further particulars enquire OF
s w. sELBY & co Auct'rs
Worcester May 4, 1873 dts
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WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c
WORCESTER Academv.

'sNHE next Quarter will commence on MONDAY,
May 18th. new Instructor aud Lecturer,
Mr.. JAMES BGSHEE,
has recently been procured for the Commercial and
Scientific department Mr.. b. teacher of long ex-
perlence and comes to the Academy with an extensive
Philosophical and Astronomical Apparatus, valued at
about $4,000: class will commence, under him. with
the Quarter in Natural Philosophy and also another in
Mechanical Drawing. In general This department fur.
nishes facilities for those who would acquire a
thorough business Education.
The other Departments of the Academy the same
heretofore. L !. AVERY PrincIpaI
m59 dawlw*
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DRY GOODS, &c
r NEW GoODsI

MEssRs: CLARK & SANFORD have received
WI their Spring supply of
Hosiery G!oCes Iitts, En,Jroideries, Buttons,
Laces, Trimming Goods, Wo5Steds and
Small Wares,
Embracing greater variety ard by far larger Stock
OF Goods 10 lhUr line than ever heretofore offered.
we shaIl hereafter spare pains in making
SHOCK the most attractive of any the CITY and
prices will be found satisfactory tie
purchaser.
Every possible effort will be made give the utmost
satisfaction to patrons. and would mosi respect
fully solicit continuance Of the patronage SO bberally
bestowed on the firm 10 years"past
CLARK Il SANFORD,
apl2 dli Sigu Of the Big Stocking.
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Valuable Building Let At Ancfion-

G w. sELBY & co. viii sell on the p,cuis.s on
>. TUESDAY, May eth, at 10 O'Clock. the VANS
BILE BUILDING LOT, situated Oh Oxford street direct
ly North OF thp Quaker Chnrch the Lot is $50 bv 60
let and is OF The most de>i able in the civ The
above offers chance for building or investment.
Terms at sac.
For further particulars ilquiTe cf
myIl dts :. ". SELBY d co ,Auct'rs,
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AUCTIONS.
Green House Plants at Auction.

@ w. SELBY & Co WI Sc on FRIDAY. Nav
Js I5h, at O'Clock, auothrT splendid collection Of
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS.
consisting m part o; D"arlon. Moss Ch ina Ten. and
Perpetual Roses, GIetn Oi the Prairie FottnptS Ell
low Climber and other Climbing Roses teianinn,s Yer
benOs, CaIlas. 0eandels, Lemon aud Orange Trees
with Fruit and FlJwefs, Carnaton rinks Heiotrupes
and large variety of Plants not enumerated.
myll dts 5 w. SELBY & co Anct'ts
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WE shall sell on the premises. in STERLING
~ oe MOND4Y, May rs, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the
iouse and Lot belonging Alfred Itarrs, the West
mast road; about Of mile from the Post Office
9 good anu convenient Dwelling House The Lot
tals ABOUT ace OF Land under high stale of cult
TREES. Also, Chair shop and Barn
Terms iileTal aad IN TIE known "A The sale
Sterling, April 81, 1858. dis
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Toilet, &c.

w Il have received lot OF the celebrated WASH
w ING COMPOUND.
II Is emit ely free from any substance that viii niure
The or or texture Of the finest fabnc and therefore
particularly adapted 10 The washing OF fancy articles
For Linen, Cambria, Muslin, &c. IL is unequaed en-
urey femoymg all yelowness, thsfeby rendering the
process OF bleaching unnecessary.
AS an arucle for Toilet Use, II viii be found very
EruptOns Of the Skin. II. GRIFFiN AZ CO
myl0 dot
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Black Six Shawls
Embr0idaries

GMbr0ld6rjeS
UsT Received Case biCH Ed8ROlDERLES,
~ consisting 81
Rich Printed Collars in NH~in, Jacoaett, and Lace
Sleeves, 10 do
g tinIer Iid&f's. do. do.
C i" Bands do 10
Rich .Hseitn,as and Edgings do do
Emo ordered Linen Hand erchiels
Dem Wells, Lace Capes, Ladies' Dress Caps Head
Dresses, sc. MILES & BROWNING,
aus off 100, corner Of Main and Walnut SITS. =
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NE PLUS ULTRA.
LABELS
CLIMAX HAIR TONIC!
EHU Nn "A N EEAgE!

M " lYA "a ~ kh "A 4 10
INHE CLIMAX HAIR Tone includes in its composition
many OF the most potent known remedies. Ii is
Dhcd with the most elaborate care and with so srict
regard TO proportion that due effect given to each in
gredient and the result is combinations elegant re-
enerche and unsurpassed in point of efficacy by any
other before the public
Just SO long as vitality exists in the Hair the appli
S'u?h OF the Climax Hair Tonic cannot fail 10 be bene.
hca; It's nvigorating influence will make itself per-
cspllnie Its action by removing dandrufT and other
obstacles from the scaln destroys their whitening eff
iets ana leaves the way clear for do her part
as compound for dressing the Hair, imparng TO il
soithess, gossness and richness and also rendering
w suhes' ana dtest Hair susceptible of the most
tasteful arrangement the Climax Hair Tonic will be
found invaluable. Nervous headaches are frequently
removed by vigorous application of the Climax II air
Tonic with stiff brushing.
Possessing delicate color, not liable to soil ANYTHING
with which II comes IN contact-of pleasant and de-
clded, yet not too prominent odor the Climax Hair
ionic is what the proprietor has aimed to make it-a
compound at once elegant and Elective and of unusual
intrinsic worth.
u II is put up and sold nj the low price Of rs cents
or Six Bottles for SIPS. Prepared only by
LEWIS 7. LAZELL, Druggist,
No. 2Ol Nam Street, Worcester Mass, and sold
By Traders generally
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