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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-04-29

~, Sf'-A colored man, by name OF
aruson, was arrested yesterday af-
.ernOon Oy Officer Martin, for stealing TWEEN
" dollars from WIN. Stanly, a colored Bar.
yer NJ was taken before Justice Walker
ahd July committed to Jail in defau,, n so,o
bail. Richardson returned twelvo don.
tue stolen money, but had spent the balance
he will be tried for the offence mex, west
before the Circuit Court now in session
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR FRESH

Many pers ms have felt the need OF q remedy for
terna injnri 3, that would heal them without having
mem running sore for many Ks. and for many
h"hths as Is frequently the Sc; the people have
remedy in GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER
which possess decided advantage over the numerous
preparations usually employed in the cure OF wounds
IN the fact that fresh wounds treated with the Magic
wound Healer will not inhame become sore.
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RE AID THIS!

We invite attention the advertisements Of DR. Geo.
hegans Extract OF Hydropip r. which is said to be
most ehectual remedy for dyspepsia Serofua all skin
and almost all chronic diseases IL comes we'll rrcon-
mended by some of the first citizens and physicians of
Kentucky, and fro what have learned IT. il must
De vaiuabie medicine, and as the recipe accompanies
each bolt c, IL is not aud there under the
circumstances not much chance far 10 be humbug;
we think II merits trial from the afflicted.
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an OLD CoLr.-We learn by the Pitts
purge journal, that a wealthy farmer in AL
ieghany county by the name of Mccormick.
has JUST mad verdict of $500 rendered
az him for breach of promise of marriage.
The joke of the thing is that the f.;t,Iss.
70 years of age. 'si"s a''u'
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NAY PARTY

PRoF. Lanes resent Glass will give a MAY PARTY
ut Crescent Hall, on Monday evening My l.I, that
evening being the close Of the term. supper viii
provided by Mrs PESTEcosT, aud cd will be in
attendance Tickets per eoure juveniles 81 cents,
TO be had at Cony nglons Book Store and the door.
ap22 I'd
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Further Particulars OF the Burglary
The Arrests.

Particulars OF the Burg,ary-l
The Arrests.
The proceedings before Justice Walker,
on Thursday evening, which resulted in the
Of the robbers of Mrs. Haf's
house, were had so late, that we were unable
to give them that extended notice which
their Importance demands. Upon the bur
glary being made known to Sheriff Gayitt,
on Thursday morning, he at once set him.
self to work with accustomed energy to see
if there was any body in the city upon whom
suspicion wou' d rest Of having committed so
bold deed. He was not long at work be-
lore he marked the men upon W hom the sub
sequent proceedings fastened the guilt. lie
procured a search warrant upon the affidavit
of Mrs. Half, and proceeded with Constable
Martin to the Railroad Hotel, where he ar
rested young man by name of Howard,
whom he charged with the burglary, and told
which he had stolen the night before" The
thief at first protested his innocence, but upon
learning that it was Smith GauW whom he
had to deal with, he became very much
frightened, and exhibited unmistakeable
signs of guilt. The sheriff took Howard 10
his room, where his sccomplice, Mcdonald,
was in bed. He demanded the keys Of their
trunks, and found in their possession a good
supply Of burglars tools. He then told them
that as they were thieves, and he thief
catcher, they might as well own up the corn
and disgorge the stolen property; that he
had already found enough upon them TO send
them to the penitentiary. Sheriff Gavitt
then held an interview with them alone, in
which he played little sharper game than
they had yet learned, and obtained a full con-
fession, also duplicating another accomplish.
young woman whom they called Mrs. Cook,
and who they stated then had the property
in her possession. The sheriff proceeded to
her boarding house, accompanied by Melon
aid and Howard, who told the Madame she
must give up the goods, which she did with
out ceremony. Mrs. Cook was then arrested,
though not without some display ofresistance
ates. The thieves had been led to expect by
Sheriff Gavitt, that upon the surrender of
the goods matters would be dropped, but c, n
stable Martin was on hand prepared to relieve
the sheriff from any pledges he had found it
necessary to make.
The parties were all brought before .'us-
tice Walker and duly committed, Howard
making no defence except in behalf of Mrs
Cook. The evidence was conclusive against
them upon their own confession.
The arrest of these villains and their COM
initial, is one of the best ever made ir our
city, and the ingenuity displayed in the con-
cepton and execution Of the we'll laid
scheme by which they were detected, r, fleets
great credit upon Sheriff Gavitt as a sega
cious and efficient officer. This 10 only one
Of the many successful official acts which he
is recording almost every week to the re-
nown of his already eaviabls reputat on for
the detection and conviction of criminals.
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AZ The editor of the Jackson (Miss. J
True Witness says, he has not seen drunk
en- man in Jackson since the Legislature ad.
journed.
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LAMASC0 CITY ELECTION.

MR. SASDt as:-You will please announce my name
IS candidate for Marshal of amasco City at the ensu
ng May election. (apllt) ALFRED BEEsLEY.
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W The Home Journal in an article on
editors says:
Upon the whole, the editor is good fell.
low he has his faults like other men. Rn,
generaiiy speaking, he works hard and late
does thousand obliging things, comes as
near telling the truth as his readers will LET
MIN, and above all, he produces what ,hs
world cannot be without-the newspanern
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SP + CIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. HOwe'S Shaker Sarsaparilia!
NOTICE.

CorNrr TEMPERANCE CONVENTION will be held a
the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, in Mechanics
vilie to-day, tine goth Of April, At O'clock NJ. Bust
ness Of importance will be transacted. Come ALL b,
order Of the Committee OF Vigilance.
apo II b. MAGfiEE, Chairman
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7OSH ADAMS L. CO.'S 1OS1
1OOf.GREAT EASTERN q wEsT-1OC-t.

1OOf.GREAT EASTERN d WEsTlCCt.
S5 's si M None an J. ;p's sG" r.g
- able Packages and light freight --i
gehefaiy- Arrangements having been made Win the
Evansville aud Charlottesville Railroad Company. for
iunng The Express over their Road the business pub
nc o rVansvfiie are respectfully informed that Mes
senger will be dspatce on Mon ay morning Goth inst,
and daily thereafter texce Sunday chars. of pack
Vncenncs, and Way Stations on the road.
An Iron Safe will be carried give greater security to
vauaoes ana ~ all cases goods devv-red immediate
l, on arrival at either end. without extra charge.
The business connections aud arrangements o; Adams
q Co.'S Eastern Express have been extended to Evans
vile, and p G. o'RILEY & CO. appointed Agents for
receiving and slipp AZ River, on their Wharf.
boat, and THoS: CONYNGTON Co Agents for re
Bookstore, corner Of Man and First streets.
Merchants orieriGg goods frop the Eastern ciiirs,
will find great advantage ia having them forw arded by
Adass Co.'s Express the time which is rarely over
five days.
Packages Of all descriptions. designed eiih., 4,
the East for the Vinccnnes should lcfat p
q. o'Riley q Co.'s Wharfboat. or at Conyngion's d
Co.'s Bookstore or if notice be given they will send for
IT ? The Messenger. Mr.. JAS. REYNOLDS, will be at
the train half hour before IFS time of starting, take
charge OF whatever may be offered there.
Evansville, Feb. 1s "a. (apsS-iy) ADAMS & CO.
- aps7 : --' BEDFoRD's.
CvOFFEE.--iC5 bags Prime Rio in store and for sale
apa7 SAMUEL ORR.
SCG Rs hhds Fair to Prime. in store and for
- sale by (ap27) SAMUEL ORR.
NToLASSES.-4 400 bb,, and half bbl. Common, Re.
apr SAMUEL eRR.
GLASS. 800 boxes ass'd Window Glass for sale by
w ap27 SAMUEL ORR.
rEMENT Il LINIE...
" 50 bbs fresh Ground Cement:
eco Ibs White Lime; in store AID for sale by
ap27 SAMUEL ORR
CUGAR. -2l9 hhds direct from plantation for sale
~ by taps1) BENENr * VIEIE.
DIO COFfEE.--3js bags prime Greenjust landed
III and for sale by taps') BEMkNT d VlELE.
MAILS.-s25 EGGS Wheeling and Pittsburgh brands
IN for sale by tape7) BEMENT & VIELE.
DITTSBUEEGss ALE.-I54 bbls thi. day reed.
4 and Tor sale by (sps.) BEMENT & VfELE.
lCAME COCK $50 bbls Of that popular brand
" Whissey. for sale 10y tapa7) BEMENT 81 yIELE.
DLANT ATzON uOLASSES in rior ..Bcn-
L nett cooperage," Tor sale in lots very low 10y
ap27 BEMENT & ViELF.
On DOZ Grain Cradles;
~ 90 doZ Grain Scyihes;
40 doZ Grass do;
- doz Scythe Sn-tas;
30 doz Hay, Straw and Manure Forks;
10 bxs Scythc Stones:
III doz English Reap Hooks: reed and for sale
low by (aps') &. NJ. GRIFFITH.
MORE OF THEM PURE GROUND SPICES
VI go doz y pound cans Ginger;
90 dcz "a ind cans pmeniv;
20 doz !. pound cans Casa;
30 d0z !. pound cans Clcvcs;
ID doz Extra Mustard, warTnled pure;
For sale. Wholesale and retail, 1T
apa6 COOKS Family rocery.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS .


WANTED,
A GOOD Carriage Painter, to whom good wage, and
IA constant employment will be gwen. Apply to
aD29 1wd p. CRICKMIER, Vincennes, Ia.
SPRING AND SUMMEK DIZZY GOODS.
nv are now opening our large and carefully select
w ell stock OF spring and Summer Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods iu received from the Eastern markets
which would cordially inv the attention OF pu
ers (aps'l SHANhLiN REILLY.
lust received direct from View York the latest styles
- oil bcrages. Grenadines. Tissues. silks, L. WIS., Cali
Goes, Ginghams, Bcrege de I.aines and French Jaco
netts. (ap2s) SHANkLlN & REILLY.
WE have just opened very derirabe stock Of Bon
w nets. the latest Fashions; also Bonnet Ribbons
Parasos and Fans To which invite the attention Of
ap2a sHANkLiN & REILLY
TUST opened fresh assort ent OF CT this Cassineres
- Marse'i'es and Silk vesttgs, white and cold Linen
irils, Hosiery, Gloves White Goods, Trim mngs, &c.
apo SHANKLlN & REILLY.
ID SOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the
Of Lockhart Barnes ut the Columbia Mills is this
day dissolved by mutual consent 10th parties are III.
thorized scte the business the firm The bust
OF the concern will hereafter be conducted by
Robert barnes. A. LOCkHART.
aP29-u ROBERT BARNES.
"a N. D"-CD HH A"-e
FUN WITHOUT vULGARITY.
NED DAVIES OHIO MINSTRELS,
Composed of 6 Talented Performers,
ID RESPECTFULLY announce /, he city ms of Evans
IL WILLIE. that they will give two OF their
CHASTE IND UNIQUE CONCERTS.
at the above HAIL. assisted by Mast ADAMS the pleas
ing Ballad Singer on FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS
A pril 2Sth and 29th
II For particulars. see Bills oftbe day.
III ? Doors open at u, commence AT 81,
IL ADMISSION % cents. +. WADE,
apaes Agent.
LEECHES. LEECHES!!
SQ0 FRESH Swedish Leeches just reed at
cVO aP2c-3t HALL0CK o STODDARD'S.
WOOD! WOOD!y
LII persons wanting Wood can be sunnljed nv leav-
ing their orders with me- on First street two door.
below Main. (ap21u) THOS. ID. SMITH.
SA LBS fresh Butter: JOG doz fresh Eggs:
ap27 BEDFORD'S
so s spas Meal just reed" BrproHp,s. !
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J There are 70 1872 families in pbilads,
phia.
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TnE Evansvi J., Me ica Society Is requested to inc =,
Drs Era, K RoEads Office, at "a o'doci +. ii.
this, = Q :st inst. Ey order.
ai:9lt }. q. BATCnTT, ". d.. Seci'y
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE
1fEslIEAE no rICE,

Tie Rev. hr. FosrEt will discourse to The Youn
Men TO morrow tv mtg All in, i;cd. Ia 30 IL
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ROtOFFEE.-ie0 bags choice per A. L. Shot.
lO well, and in store, for sale by
apa6 s t.. GILBERT d CO., Rye. near Water.
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LEECHES. LEECHES!!
S00 FRESH Swedish Leeches Just reed at
cOO apSc-3t HALL0Ck az STODDARD'S.
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IN LBS fresh Butter: lO6 doz fresh Eggs;
w doz Chickens; scd this day at
aP2I BEDFORD'S.
5O spss ''sA' JUST 'se'" BEproRp.s.
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CURTAIN GOUDS, CORNICES AND rvR
TAIN PISs-Just reed lot OF Satin Da masks Wa.
ted do Cotton do: very handsome Muslin Curt,ins reA
Lace do large lot of Window Cornices very rich n.,
terms and new. Also large lot OF Curtain Pins. nev
and elegant designs. Cornces prepared for The vir
dOws and put up desired. Please call aud examine
at COLBURN & nERSUREPEEpsS
apI9 Fosters Block beIov Main =,
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WOOD! WOOD!!
A LLper.ons wanting Wood can be supplied by leav-
n ing their orders with me- on First street two door.
oeio" MAIN. (ap2f-u) THOS. ID. SMITH.
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Proposals FOE RATIoNs FOR 1855.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE Corps,
Quartermaster's Once,

HEADQUARTERS NARlSE CORPS, l
Quartermaster's Once,
Washington, September %, 1854.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
~ ceived at this oflice until ~ o'clock a. m. en-
Tuesday, the cato day of October next for furnish
ing Ksions to the United states Marines at the f,.-
lowing stations for the year 1855, viz:
Char'esto~p, Massachu-et's,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Brooklyn, Long land, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gosper ri, near Norfolk. Virginia
Warrington, Florida, and
Washington City, District of Columbia.
Ea hation to consist OF one pound and quar-
ter of fresh taef, or three quarters of pound OF
mess pork, els htetn ounces of bread made of supsr
fine flour, superfns -four az the option of the
Government, and at the rate of tx pounds of gcol
coffee, twelve pounds of the best New Orleans Su-
gar eight quarts of the best white beane tour qusrt
of vinegar, two quarts of SALT four pounds of good
hard brown soap, and sne aad half pounds of go,q
hard clipped tallow candles, to one hundred ID
TORS
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
of the commanding ot er of each st,tion, either in
bulk or By single ration, and shall consiEt ef the
best and most choice pieces of the carcass.
The pork to be No L prime mess pork, aud the
groceries 10 be # the best quality of the kinds
named, all subject to inspection. No bid will be en-.
tertaIned unless accompanied by the names of two
suret'es known to this Office or certified to by some
official per6i L.
To be endorsed proposals for Rations for tn.
year 1885," and addressed to the Quartermaster Of
The Msrine Corps. Washington, d c.
The Patriot, Concord, n. e.; Gazette, Portsmouth,
N H.; Morning Post and Daily lines. boston Mas
Day Book, New York; Esgls. brooklyn, N. Y. Penn.
sylysnian snd Evening Argus, Philadelphia, p :;
Globe Portsmouth, Va; Argus, Norfolk, Va: Dem.
ccrsf, Pensa ola, Fla; and Ancient City St. Angus
tine. Fls will publish the above three times week
until the 24th -of October next, and send bill a.
compaIied by copy of this advertisement to this Of
flee for payment.
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Proposals for Furnishing Paper for
the Public Printing.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING, }
Washington, September 3d. 1854
pursuance of the .sact t. provide for executing
/ ihe public printing" &C., approved August 70,
1881 sealed proposals will BE- receives ct This oic.
in the Capitol, until the first Monday 18th day) of
December next, at ~ o'clock m for furnishing the
paper that may Re required for the public printing
for the year commencing on the LIST day Of Deem
her. 1854, and ending on the LIST day Of December
1856.
1he suhjoiped list srecifes, as nearly sc can be
acsrta'ned, the quantity. snd the quality and de-
scrlPtlon, of each Kind of paper that will be re-
quired.
$4,000 reams fine printing paper, uncalendered, to
measure "a by 3S inches and to weigh for, y
hye pounes to the re am of 480 sheets.
CLASS 2.
1000 reans fine printing paper caIendered 10
measure "a by So inchss and to weigh fifty
Xix pounds to the ream of $50 sheets.
Glass 3.
300 reams Super6ne hardsized end calendered
printing paper, to measure % by 50 inches
and to weigh fotty-eight pounds to the Team
of4e0 SHEETS.
The fibre OF the paper of each Of the above clss.es
to be OF linen and catS n, free from all adut.ratjon
with mineral or other substances Of a fair " hite
Dess, and put up in quires # twenty four sbsets
each. ana in bun les of two resns each, each reau
to contain $50 perfect sheets. Uniformity in color
thickness spd weight will be required; and no bun
die varyiIg over Under five per cent from the
standard weight will be received, and the gross
weight viii in all cases be required. Mixing OF va
rious tbcknesses in the bundle to make up the
weight wi be considered violation OF thu n
tract.
sanples indicating the quality &c, OF the parer
required in the foregoing three classes can be OBJ
tanned at the oe OF the Superintendent, or pilI BE-
furnished by mail to persons intending to bid
Contracts 7!ii be entered into r supplying II
quantities required in the e: ST. second and thir
classes, at such times the public service nav
quire; but BE privilege - deserved OF ordering
greater quantity on either class, should n glester
quantity be required at such times and in such
quantities as may DE deemed necessary.
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CLASS q.

Al OF the papers designated in class 10 be made
of the rest materials, end finished in the best man
ner. free from sduiterstion, white or blue color
may be required and t. be of the regular stspdnyd
sig Of their respective Kin The rig hit IS reservci
of ordering greater or less quantity of each and
every kind contracted far, at such times and in
such quantities as the public service may require
Each class will be considered separately. and be
6uSjsct 10 separate cont act; but bidders msy OF.
fer for one or more OF the classes in the propo
sal; and the privilege Is reserved Of II quiripg bic
der who Usy have more than one ella ass gned
hm to take al such clesses forfeit his right to
any class.
fanpies (not less than one quire) of each Kind of
paper bid for and but sample for each Kind must
accompany each bid : snd in class 4, be numbered
to correspond with the number of the paper pro
posed Tor in that schedule, and in the frat tfrea
classes, TO be properly designated the sample or
it will not be considered And all proposals and
samplss must be transmitted to this office Tree OF
poeta;e or other expense.
Ea' proposal must be signed by the individual
or firm making 1t, ard rust specify the price per
pound and the consequent price per re am land but
one Pr for each0 of every kind Of paper contained
in tie class proposed fol.
All the paper in the several classes must be lv.
erei at such place or places as may be designate in
Washing ciy in good order free OF ell and every
extra charge expense, ard subject TO the in pee.
ton. coun;, weight and measurement OF the SupSr-
intend.nt, and be in all respects satisfactory.
Blank forms fCr proposals wi be fIrn .shsd at
this Office TO persons applying fer them; and none
will be- taken into consid; rat on unless substan ia-
ly freeing Herewith.
Bondr, with approved securities will be required
and the supplying of inferior article in any OF
tae rlassss, or q failure to supply the quantity
CURED at any time, Will be considered oiation of
the contract.
Each bidder is required to furnish with his pro
posas satisfactory evidence of bis ability TO execute
it, ard auy proposal upscc0mpanied with such evi-
derce will be rejected.
Tn proposals viii be opened in the mani re-
quirei by Law ION the first Tuesday after the first
Monday N Dis emter' next (5th) at 10 o'clock
a. the Off Of the Superintendent
Proposals will be addressed 70 the "Superin.
tn1sut OF the Public Printing, Capitol of the United
States. Washington" and endorsed proposals for
supplying Paper"
A.G. SEAMAN,
Eup<r;utsndap& of fha p,, hyfc pSfnS@no
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NOTICE TO PRESUMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Under the act of Congress approved Sd March,
to certain lands therein mentioned" the pre- emp
ton laws were ext,ndei over the above mentioned
alternate odd numbered sections where the settle
Llent sni npr0vcmc ut were made prioC to the date
of allotment If proved up and psid for at the rate
of two dollars and fifty cents per acre, before the
cav fixed for the public sale. And the act approved
Z7tn March, 1854 entitled San act for the relief CT
settlers on lands reserved for railroad pur losss"
persons who settled and improved the above named
sections prior TO the date of toiIraaodL will be
titlei to pre- emptions at the ordinary minimum
price OF the public lands or at the rste of one dol
lar and twenty-five cents per "cre, II proven up and
paid for before the DAY fixed for public 8. There
fore every persoB entitled to the Of preem non
TO any Of the alternate otdnam berei sections above
mentioned under the act # Sd Mar b, 1854, above
TO Oh setteut nts made prior to the 18th cf
March, 1854 his date of sllotmenD or uHder The
act of 81 h March, 1854, oD settlements msde pr r
to the date cithdrdodt Of the lands from marktt
ikewise every persen entitled to preem pit on under
the at OF 9th March, 1884, on any OF the atove
lands outside of the sir nile limits, directed to be re-
stored to entry on the sixteenth day OF october
next, at st. Louis, is required to establish the
same to the satisfaction of the register and
receiver of the proper land Office and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing this notice,
aud before the day appointed for the commencement
If the public sale OF lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
JOS. 8. WILSON,
4stsng Qe1@tssionsr 4 aensrai Land Once.
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tfully m.auf.etures and q ehesp IS .ay cstabi.nh
Tasnt in The Union
DOLLARDS EERBANIuN sXTFAOT Oh LUD
TROUS HAII TONIC,
prepared from South American herbs and roots, the
most successful article produced for preserving
the hair nom falling out changing COLOR restoring
and preserving 1t In healthy and uxuriont state.
Among other ressons Why Dollsrds hsircutting So
Icon, maintains its ipIHense popularity is tie fact
that his Tonic is applied to every head of hair cut at
his establishment consequently it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known spplics-
ton. 1t being thus practically tested by thousands,
offers the greatest guaranty of its efficacy. Sold
Wholesale and retail at his Old Establishment, III
Chestnut Street, opposite the Stats House, Phil.
dephia.
Il. DotLsno has st last discovered the M Plus u
FRA of hair dye. and anounces II FOR eale, with p.r.
feet confidence, in it, SURPRISING everything Of the
kind now in 1t coors the hair either Hack OF
brown, az may be desired, and is Used without any
injury to the hair skin, either by stain OF other
wise be washed of in ten minutes after the ap.
plicaton, without detrscting from it's efficacy Per.
sons visiting the city invited to give ain call
Letters addressed to r. D0LLARD, 1T CHESTNUT
STRICT, PHILADELPHIA, will receive sttsntion.
jan 23-1y.