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10 Hhds. best Brown, Sugar s. -: s
., IL Bbls. Clarified Sugar. i : II
9 Crashed do.f = : !.
I. 5 &c !" z Powdered do. fSFSe ~
( 25 Sacks Rio Coffee 4;sIs : ~. ~ 555
70 ," Laguira do Z;
20 Barrels New Orleans Molasses
IS Boxes Adamantire e Candles ~
!: 8 Tierces first quality Rice :. s.'''7
K Soap, Starch, Matches, DC, &c. n
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MR. RATcLIFFE AHn TaE IRIsH.

M ESS9S. EDITORS: an quite sure that Mr.
Vl Ratclife will mt as he thould not, reply to
tbs wordy and anca led for mun;csticn ofGr Jpo.
Malone, published Ia your paper Of yesterday afr
noon, because the Il really nothing Ia IL worthy
Of that honor. Mr.. Malone hss only performed the
basiness tefk Of setting up man OF straw, that he
might enjoy the exquisite satisfaction Of knockinz
Il IOWA
My only purpose IN taking up tina pen Is to notice
the disclaimer made ny Mr.. Radcliffe in open court
He denied, In the PIE ence OF the judge jury, Die
let Attorney, and people, that he had ussd the Of
nsive language which runor imputed 20 hiC1, and
'aet to those high fuucticnaries to sustain HE
deoiaL as they cte-rfuliy did. This ought to be.
and undoubtedly Il, sa'isf :csery 70 every rghtthink
ing 1t Is too late - question the pstIiotif m
the sincerity, or tn, N,ersity Of Daniel Radcliffe.
He has teen tried. and has never heen found want
ing. When men with far less ability, but Of infn
st-iv higher pretensiups, bent before the storm OF
faction he stood up manful'y end brsvely. aud de-
fe1 alike their laundering auathems. and lightnne
Indignation. The Iriph character yer had q truer
or more consistsnt friend, DO der more eloquen!
champion than he On the recent trial, he said
nothing more than Any man would have slid, who
Is t ( the abolition school; for the white Amer
can citizen. whether native born adopted, u he
W. lcomes the negro to his estive In I'd and treats
hin 10 spirit If socisl equality, Is voRsR THAN
NEGRO. Mr. Ratcliffes offence If ofeoce 1t be, "hath
this exteut-no more"
As Mr.. Malone has given LIS name TO tha public
vii give mine. 1t las all the chs racteristics Of
Irish trgin Of which be sho bears Il s proud, but
belongs nevertheless to an American heart.
r. McNERHAAY.
WASHINGTON, July IL, 1854 IT.
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Execution Of Jennings for Murder

New HAVEN, July l1.-Michael Jennings,
who murdered Mrs. Bradley, Of North Haven,
on the oath Of July, 1853, was hung this morn
ing. lie was brought out upon the scafold
ut about ten minutes past ten, accompanied
by two Roman catholic priests He seemed
to be possessed Of good spirits until they and
TIC officers took leave of him, when he seemed
much affected, and cried. The cap was d rawn
over his face and his legs were tied ct about
twenty minutes pas: ten, when the Sheriff,
s9ing doan the sca1old steps, put his foot on
the last stair. The trap-do1r fell and the
murderer was deprived Of life.
After having hung twenty minutes, he was
pronounced to he dead by the physicians, and
the body was then taken down
He made no confession unless to his priest.
but asserted his innocence to the last. The
sallows upon which he was hung was the same
As was used in executing Foote, McCsffrey and
others.
The jail yard, in which the execution took
place, was very much crowded with spectators.
Outside three or four hundred persons were
assembled, but were prevented from getting
very near the gallows by the National Blues
and the dreys, who were on duty throughout
the proceedings
Among the crowd on the outside were large
number Of women, some of whom attempted to
pass inside the ground, but were prevented.
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ANNlvERsARY EXcURsIOU
NATIONAL GUARD,

TyHE NATIONAL GUARD respectfully anr Dunes
Il to their friends AMI the pubic genera ly tat
trey have chartered The ete-r,-- GEO WASHING
TON, snd will give q, excursion 10 the WHITE
HOUSE on the occasion cf their Anniverary, July
18th, 1854.
The stsamer will lcs-e 0eorgetown at ] O'Clock
m. wsshinzson st az, Navy Yard At 3l<r sod
touching st slsxand-ts. arrive at the White House
between and 8 O'Clock p m.
The company vii there disephsrk enc occupy
the Pavilion, amusing Themselves In dsndug OF
otherwi until ii o'clock at which p Red The eom-
pauy Will re-emf.-s, srrrSg Ia wsshiogtsa ct .
sessonable hour.
The compsay pledge th-reeises IL. iheir Aind ps-
irons 70 render thus excn,so1 one CT The most
pasnsark ard agreeable chxrscoT. ~
EsPUTAe BAND. with sapsror Cot On MuAie,
hss ben ergsged ior tx OCCASION. -
An eyp~ riencsd Caterer hi also bsSu I-avidsd-
The military are requested 10 afi+sr IL uniform
Tickets, aim ting ssSHem IN snd lsaiss, ONE
DOLLAR.
Committee Of Asrats msiffs.
Capt Jas A Tsit bat Jas n I>tGrn,
Corp WIN Drew, Corp prsStop,
Corp r Ii Graham. Jno GIN.
Hugh HAney.
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Ravages Of Cholera at Barbados,

The Boston Journal says in q letter from st.
Thomas Of June 14th, we have additional
particulars of the extent to which cholera is
raging at Barbados:
The cholera made Its appearance In Bar
BADGES two weeks since, and has been raging
at an increasing ratio up to tho present time.
The Inter Colonial steamer which arrived this
morning, brings accounts that two hundred
and fifty deaths occurred on Saturday, the 10th
instant, and one hundred and fifty up to IL
o'clock on Sunday. These have been al
together, or mostly in the town, which is called
Brissetown, containing 10000 inhabitants,
but it must inevitably spread throughout the
island, which containing q very dense popu.
laton, estimated at from 10000 to Isl, 900.
mostly blacks must furnish a truly frightful
Geld for it's operations. Of all the British
West India Islands, Barbados Is the only enc
which has improved in its condition and In
creased its products since the act Of enanci-
patton 1, is said to be as densely populated
asthe Chinese Empire, and produced last year,
under 9 system OF free black labor, 40, 900
puncheons Of sugar.
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TN e1RsoscoPl-Thh beautiful instrument-
md wendKfai - hsaunful-has been seized upon
By the legusrTsceyptses, simplined, and put b-ere
the .puhlic for general adoption. On viewing the
appcatoa OF It 70 psguerrsoype pictures II Is hard
% restrain ones wsrnest erthusissn, 70 sstooisb
Ing tbs result produced The object Of Vision Sec
throogh tbs sterececope Is no longer 9 picture; II
mas Oil tho iinesm0te aud pscslis rites, and pres
EMS OF The living subject, only less In size. The
completeness with which this is done must Be -.
20 De Believed. The snly place that va know Of in
tns city whsre stereoecofi, Daguerreotypes can b.
procured IL wHilEHuIsr's, en- Pennsylvanis avenue
The world is indebted to Professor WHRArsIoNs for
tcn b 'tful invention, which equals, In fast, what
Bsoos.
The sutiful Dagusrreotypss described above,
are daily sold ct WHIfKHyRsf's eAIxkgs, Pennsyiys.
MA aven se near AZ street. -- -
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~ LrvER DIss&sE.-CkfeTs SpGniA MItsss, ~
remedy for ! yer disease, and tie number Of tor
dable evils connected with disorganissi state o,
that organ, is unrivalied.
Hundreds of csrti6cates from the highest sources
Of persons living In the city Of Richmond, might b
given of cures effected BY oartsr's Spanish Mixture
We have only room to refer to the extraordinary
cure Of Samuel d. Drinker, Nsq, Of the firm OF
Drinker Morris, BOOKSELLERS, Richmond, We, who
wss cured by tee bottles Of Carriers spssish hi1
ture after three years suffering from diseased liver
He ssys its action on the blood Is wonderful, better
than all the medicine he had ever taken. and cheer
fully recommends it 70 all.
e.esee pd WARTIME ent
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eFoRexroWH CORRESPONDENCE
asoRaIrows, July IL. 1854.

080k0BfVWA, Suiy ~, AoV1'
: Fatal Aeeident.-Yestsrday, a. Mt Chap
pell with two little girls by the name Of frisei,
vas returning from our city % bis home near
the Cross Roads, In Fsitfax City, Va, along
the margin of the canal, in . market csrt, his
horse, which is blind, drew twhiie Mr.. Chap.
pell was not noticing him) the vehicle and
passengers into the canal. Tho two little
girls we're rescued froI, drowning by a
daring youth Of your city, by the name Of
Cross, who WAS passing BY, and seeing their
perilous condition, he jumped into the canal
at the hazard Of his own life, and brought
them both to the shore. Mr., c., however. n.
ceived in the fall. Q blow which stunned him.
and before he could be rescued from the water
life was extinct. We learn that q boat was
passing along at the time; but instead OF those
on board stopping to render the sufferers some
assistance, they picked up some articles which
fell out Of the vehicle, and was floating upon
the wafer, and carried them or Such brutes
are hardly worth decent drowning. Istbere
no power that can compel the canal COMPANY
to place q railing or wall along the canal
next the road? Accidents from the want of
something of the kind repeatedly happen be.
tween our city and the Little Falls
Handsome Improvements.-Mr. William
Burnett is erecting, near the corner of Beale
and Green streets, two very hand ,ome frame
houses. Near tho Canal, on Washington
street, Mr.. Leonidss Knosls is erecting.
(neariy closed in) two real beauties, frames.
Both the ADORE gentlemen are enterprising and
industrious mechanics. On the corner Of the
Canal and Washington street, Mr. DuvaIl has
excavated the earth for the foundations for his
extensive iron foundry, and machine shops
The. buildings will front 120 feet upon the
Canal, and rs feet upon Washington street,
covering altogether about 5000 square feet.
They are to be built Of brick and two stories
high. Mr.. D. Is also practical mechanic.
Rettgioass.-Duting the revival which hes
been going on for some six weeks in the NJ. e.
church under the pastoral charge of the Rev.
3. Brooke, about one hundred persons have
professed conversion, and joined the church.
The Ttmes.-Owing to the farmers of the
surrounding country being engaged In harvest
ing, business of all kinds Is ather slack. Our
merchants, however, are anticipating . very
heavy trade the ensuing fall, from the canal
and other sources. We hope Congress will
assist Us little 10 the matter before they ad-
journ, By giving US an appropriation for the
Little Falls bridge.
1atrimonial-Quite q brilliant audience
assembled yesterday afternoon, at the Meth
odist Church, to witness the pleasing ceremo-
ny of uniting loving couple in the silken
bands Of matrimony. The happy couple were
Mr.. Hines Of our city, and Mics A. Bohrer,
daughter Of Benjamin Bohrer, of this CITY,
The Rev. Mr.. Brooke oficiated.
EprcrArop
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We are daily receiving requests b,
letter, to mail the Ste, to city subscribers anG
others for short time. Tho writer's, however
forget to mail the pay for them with t..
orlsrs. So, OF course thsir requests cannot he
complied with, a. We mail no papers not paid
for in advance. This 10 IN imperative rule ir
the Star ONCE. Our patrons will therefore
please take notice that II they desire the Sta,
BY mail, they should send With their orders
payment at the rate Of a33 cents per month.
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should BE- sssvcsaly kso.cn-fbr its strictly
tue-&that indigestion IL the parent Of . large pro
portion Of the fatal diseases. Dyseu.ey, darrhcss,
cholera morbue, liver complsist, and many ether
diseases enumerated in the city tnsReetofs ~oetiy
sious. Think OF that dyspsptesI think Of it ell vhe
suffer from disordsred stomaehs, and you ara vii
ling to be guided by sdsIoe. founoed upon eSPeri'
euce, resort ut onoe (dont delay day. % aoohsndf
German Rittsrs. prepared by DR.. @. II. jackson
which, as IN Alternative, curative, and inyieusnt
sesna. alone and unsyproachsd. We have tried the
Bittsrs: AVID knew th.t that they are excellent Tor
tke dis specified above Ror sale BY dealers ~
medicine everywhere rfr--. apS
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UIt 70 stsssd tha. Tie Iri,h N;,,.-

IL 10 :tsssd that The Irish Nl,,.,...
sss threughout the United sts,s. nun
Psssnt date, $4,000 armed and ,sHP % me
Saosa troops. Captains Oliver Byrns ' sns
sS ~ no.lisg have been .s,iysly sns.x sS
~ oIsselslhe the Irish adopted citizen ~.
ssysfst nenihs pasS TIE desieH ia 10 40. .of
ara eqmp no iea than loo, 900 n>n within !.
gisea period The object, il 10 said, 10 TO H. :
prepared to do sdcisns duty for thar sdon.sd
bone When ysqpiSsd.-N. !. Svn.
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PLEASURE TRIPS.

AZ - The Cleaners GEORGE WASHING
TON or THOMAS COLLYER can BE-
Chartered for public select parties 70 visit Mount
Vernon Fort Washington, White Houss Pavilion,
or CIV other place, on the Potomac river.
TIE Ecenery on tie river Is very handsome.
For particulars apply to the Presdsn. OF the Gem
pany CT the Osptsins Of the Beats.
Schools taken 1t reduced prices.
JOB CORSOT,
SAMUEL GEDNEY,
iy6-cm Cap tsins.
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ga moot bssutifuI, ohoses, and veried eseoxt
msnt Of fresh Spring and Summer Clothing has Just
been opened bY Noah WALKER 3 O., pfoprietorS Of
ths eelsbeafed Nsrh,s Hall Clothing Emporium -
Our c;tissns, - wall - ssrsuEsrs, should, By Ill
means dive than trial, ~ thar goods are made M
In TIE very bsst manner aud most fashionable etvix
Thsf stoek soussts OF fsll drsa and busness ma
ans black and solofed Cloth hock ana drese o.
Esh vsadnsl, H., With a sslsstisn cf Tusnishins
oeeds pot serlssssd IN the Oily for bssuty ana stys
1cyS and Youths Department. s-'- y w
III pEiees sss untSbtnly Low, and " sayso On,
nd ", ell % thsa be1bee pushasns slsoxSSeS
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RIVER EXCURSION
or THE
Mount Zion COl0rfd Sabbath School,

YIN AONDAI, JUL IL.
- .IeK@h The Stes Eer POWHATAN, char
at tered fer the occasion, will leave Mr..
pick.rsl Co g Whsrf Georgetown. at 10 O'Clock In
the morning, and Washington ut IL.
The company Will be conveyed by the boat to TIE
Aqua Creek whers the greafest part OF the Gay viii
b. spent, snd return In tie afternoon by sunset
The PARENTS OF the children and other friends are
invited to join The excursion.
Dinner and ref-e hments will be served on board
the beat At fair charge.
A Band q Music will be provided. eBd an sRreea
BILE aud refreshing day may be expected BY the COM
paDy.
no liquor Of any kind viii BE- allowed oa bcari OF
the boat
the school Is cents.
Tickets to be had Of any Ct the Managers or Ut tie
boat.
MANAGERS:
Clement Beckett, Thos Mason,
Feter Chxny, Henry Hovs.
Georgetown, July 12-2t
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ELECTRO-MAGNETISM.

A GREAT MEDICAL AGENT.-DR DAVIDSON
"A has relisvsd and Il treating with unpsrs ilul.d
sucoess those diseases which hsve been abandoned
by other physic sns, with the Electro N sguetic Ma
chime, such as Asfhpa. Bronchial Afectlons, Con-
rulsions, Ery, ipcls., Cutaneous Diseases, spasms
Spinal Afcctioce, Rheurs"s,n. Paralysis, St V.tus
Dance, Paipits ton Of the Heart Epilepsy, and msnr
other diseases not pecess airy to men ton.
Residences on Queen, between Fsirfsx and Royal
sire t. Alexandria Va
s-A fair tria, Is sn we ask. Our patient.
will trumr IT far ana near this great Medical gent
without one word nom Us. iyli-lms
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ADrsPfKDD PIcfUREs-Those Of our resdsrs Shc
desire to pass through splendid Gallery Of Pictures
should not fail TO pay visit to Plumbs Rooms On
the Avenue. He has exhibition there some eboict
specimens Of the new art Of Da0seryeoyptno IN Oh
There 10 portrait executed, in this last style, Of
President Pierce, that reflects great credit on the
Artist, every hneament thereof giving hfsike ex
rression. Mr.. Plumbe Is reckonsd among the hrst
Dag usfrean artist of our tme. Daf 30
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MEDICAL CARD-]

No. MEDICAL CARD-DE. 3. Hun
LlS TER respectfully informs his patients, and
hoe DESTROYS Of consulting him. that he will Be IN
Washington city en- WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
AMI has taken rooms over Mira. Vosss Jewelry
store, Fsbnsylvsnis avenue between 18th and 18th
tre4 e. where he will be prepared to trvat all s-c
lions OF the Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, Consump
ton. 10. &c jy 1o-St
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- MOTTO E.-Washington Hiehlanders,
n you are requested to m ct OF your armory or
n WEDNEsDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, at
h N ~ o., lock. VI. FORSYTH, Sec
10 f0-Sfk
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D0IEGs IN CONGRESS,

liz THE SENATE, yesterday, after We went to
press, the bill allowing Frenoh's railroad COM
pany to construct q bridge across tho Potomac
at or near tho Georgetown acqueduot, and to
extend their proposed work through George.
town and Washington by the best practicable
rcuteInot touching Pennsylvanis avenue
was duly passed.
on motion of M. Mallory, the bill granting
the right OF way for the Pensacola railroad
through the governments reserved lands near
the Pensacoia Navy Yard, was passed.
on motion Of Mr.. Brodhead,
Resolcei, That the Postmaster General inform the
senate "hether suitable ste can be obtained for q
post ONCE IN the city Of Philadelphia ana if So NJ
What price; and also to communicate to the Senate
any proposals which he may have received for the
e OK lot or lots, and the erection Of suitable build
lngs thereon for post Office in said city, together
WIN any suggestions or recommendation he may
think proper 10 make in relation thereto
ana then, after some time spent in execu-
tive session, they adjourned. - -
In THE HOUSE, yesterday, after We went to
press, the River and Harbor Improvement bill,
was considered in Committee of the Whole on
the state Of tho Union, Mr. McMullin in
the chair. --
MI Richie, of Pa, moved an amendment
increasing the proposet appropriation for con-
anulng the improvement Of the navigation of
inc Ohio, including the work on the Cnmber-
land Dam, from ssO, 900 to $3.50 900.
MI. Prest'n moved to amend that amend.
4ent oy approPriating $4,000 to make the
Loni sville and Portland Canal free of tolIs.
These propositions were debated bv Msss,s
Kitchie, Wentworth, Campbell, Preston. and
W ashburne of Ill.
Mr. Perkins, of La, moved to strike out the
enactin2 clause Ct the bill not agreed to-
ayes 63, noes u.
After further proceedings, tho Committee
fose' and the House adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS OF TO-DAY.
sEsATE.-After receiving and Opposing of
reports from committees and petitions, the
resolution ordering the printing of fifty thou.
sand copies Of the compendium of tho census
tor the use Of the Senators, was discussed by
messrs. Aamiin, Seward aud Butler; and duly
passed, before the Scar went to press.
hoUsE.-on motion Of Mr.. Letcher the sps
ciai committee to investigate the allegations
Win reference to improper efforts to procure
legislation 10 the case of the application for
the extension Of the Colt Patent, was allowed
the services Of clerk. .9 o., ..-....
Vn motion OF that gentleman, Mr.. Cutting
"ss excused from serving on said committee.
personal explanation, wherein he said thst
wnen the Mexican treaty bill was under con.
SHERATON he had INDUCED in language which
NO now conceived to have been erroneonsl y
add unnecessarily harsh to psrtiss on the floor
ne nad not been able 10 see the necessity for
the acquisition OF the territory obtained by
.nas treaty, though he fully realised the i'm.
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ST6VENs,
FRENCH MILLINERY q FANCY GOODS

~ > Oet Osds 0Hu WI ~ Cpp. OcFttrS zA<5N<tJ
... WASHINGTON, D. C,
M oST respectfully beGs leave to cal the inmedt
Nl ate aaen.io OF the Ladies Of Washington,
Gso'setow., Alexandra, and their respective vicin
tes to the following der irsble goods just received
from one Of the largast frcocries North, which We
commence to cell fot half their value, viz;
30 superior ing; sh Straw Bonnets
to do French Gimp do
100 do Pic Nc Fiafs
- pieces Cause Tri INNING Ribbon
80 do - do Bos net do
80 prs very superior worked bracelets
6 sulerior resdie worked Collars
8 20 do Cuns
All I ask ia an exsmioa. ion, which VIII convince
you that practice what preach.
STEVENS,
Ladies g. n, No. ],
Pa. avenue, bet. eth and eth sts.
p. SAN persons indebted 70 ne win psssss call
imn sdistely and pay their bills, BY % dsing yery
groatly ebliee 6TRVSNn
y6-tofS
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EXTRA TRIPS TO THE
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION, AND
EnpT WASHfNGTON
- JULY le.h and 18th

JULY le.h and 18th
r. The Steamers GEO. WASH,
GRINGTON or TH0S. C0LLYER
ia Ie.,. = Arlington fox tbs above pscss On Mon
day and Friday next Leave WaShinstcn o. =, and
Nexsndria q iK 3 n ana Ieeurn % Washington
Pare round TRIP - oeuss; children halt price
The passenger VIII lssd ct Fort Washington and
view the noble Port and tten pro,sd 60 fhs Whit@
aoufe Pavilion, which Win % Aehted up, vhsee
they win stay about two hours
Oonfsc i,nery, los Cream. and euFpg supflied
for thcss that with it.
god band Of Nssic h engaged 10 both Of The
trifs. -.f f..
Leave the hot and dusty cty. and spend q NJ
hours Pleasantly. 90 viii not rgret ~
Ccafhss viii take porstns 10 and nom the ooet-
~ S-5t sANL 6EDNEN. Capt
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doe 4hilllnYt0A receives ell the Nsw
BOOKS end NEwsfAPERs rs fas, "a published. Ht
u agent tar Harper's Fad all the other Magazines
end our readers val always find large and good a.
store, OdeOn Building, corner of street and
sytyznia ayen , - :. -, =, aug 10
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'Uncle Ned had no hair on the top Of his head,
In tho place where the hair ought to grow.
But he lived previous to the discovery of Lyons eel
brated Ksthairor, which not only preserves and
beauties, but restores the hair to any period OF
lifs Only those who viii not try 1t, are troubled
With badness, dandruf, or harsh and unpIeasant
hair. ..
From the Hom< Journal NY
"fo article ever acquired so rapid celebrity ana
universal appreciation a. LyoS's KArH.mcS. To
those who have used it (snd who has not) the rea-
son s Obvious, - It's invisorsting and Identifying
effects, and agreeable Perfume, stamp 1t IN indispsn.
sable article of the toilet"
Sold at the cid price Of Is cents In large bottles,
By Ill dealers, everywhere.
D.s. BARNRs Proprietor. 1el Broadway, ny.
- PREskRvE Your HAm-It Is a melancholy
eud startling tact that quite large class CT the
America people are bald, aud that too at an early
ago, snd 1t becomes those afflicted to pause snd ex.
anime the causes OF Baidntss and then the yer,edv
EEerso1S Americdn Hair Reuoratire" stands nm.
rivaiied tor that purpose. It Is Indian prepsra-
ton prepared purely on the scientific pruciplas of
Inc Ned Man, and who ever Sen q bald headed In
disn? such a thin g has never b. en- known
hculAre. ~ = -.
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