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Alaehinsrp, Sc.

DUTCUERx & READ. Manufacturers of Sheet Lead,
ID ICON aud copps, rSm. n . y. sr.uhs.
No 252 ster-st.. four doors from Pees-snp
uNAIRBANk's PATENT PLATFORM SCALES
these scALKS every other detpn5bn md moe
in Their plan Of construction & bam !, the m M
simple practicable in compound Platform lance
Psse SS on lines
dr. and s the sT p 3 and d h.1s
tendency thus securing the per
These subjected the seysres tests on a the
rsDeb OF snpe. hr"shoa he world and their accuracy
and great DURABILITY have gained for them the H0
the Of Sa! works as md BY H. n SsS
st s I'd .ss 1i s; Counter Esi '
IOR SALE.-An EIGHT-HORSE POWER
L STEAN-ENGINE. with BOILER. &C complete Qnehesyy
a., One Engine Lathe and Gearing cOmpec One Unver
Cbuch The shove all IN se running o'd' ana can Do
see" ~ T. '. HAUGHwoUr No. SOL and IS, Broadway
NWYNNEs PATENT REACTION CENTRlFU-
~ GAL PUMP and FIRE any .nS S,On
that they rapidly :aperdns oil others ca. and
Pow Err coMPINY Of g. No. 50 Bosi~ay; removed from
No a. opposite present stand
way WROUGHT IRON PIPE Of all %
Ty :I issE ss"%j Srs paid p,ea
the manufacture of the various tools required BY ga
G ''f sem will give entire ssacon Orders tom county
promptly lists prices forwarded BY mail II de
&. NJ. GUILD n Co, No Srosd"ay Ne~-fofA
SEWING MACIiINES-AWFUL SACRIFICE
- GROVER BAKER Co.. Sewing Machines new. with Con
OF o e E.a a' cost Address MAS
CODA WATERAPPARATUS-Of description
- either Msnu.cuing Drawing Bons Sods or Mineral
ste with explicit printed directions
NJ NY W ''"' ''' ''' ~ ''''' " - " ~
CODA WATER APPARATUS.-WILLIAMG GEE,
DkNo OF the Premium Self
BOing Machines Aso description OF
81 pa atus either for drawing boihns
CTEAM BOILER for SALE-FOur-hOrse power;
- upright cheap Apply to the Engineer No 81
Oreenest
TINO PRINTERS.-FOr sale, HOE CARD PRESS
and m ALBION HAND PRESS Size, plsien lxl6 inches
AFRO small Long Primer. Is n Minion 10 N Non
psr. purchasers Apply No 1883 william
ca Sprucs-st floor, upstairs, back
TINO SUGAR REFINERS-FOUR VACUUM PANS
SALE-One Copper Howard Pau, feet in diameter, OF
approved Pan Of the kind
and diameter Both these
subscribers perfect condition and
diameter the East Boston Sugar
Refinery.
shove hand Pans but the first have been
only months They be at the Novelty Iron WORKS,
New. York on application to STILLMAN, ALLEN 4 Co.
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Nr,r.voRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY 2 1894
-on o,1r ., EXCHANGE for IMPROVED

-op SAFE or EXCHANGE for IMPRONED
PROPERTY CITY LJrs-A l.ss .,ss oe,ans 10 ID.
IT, 5.5Sssry fr Baking par.ss lns1anes ISM
Jos5ns Hoa-e. bsias opposite the r'' ANTS -
NOR SALE-Ths neat THREE-SIOhi bhion
HOUSE With ,-0:sry Tea s ,sSI .os n-bssraood ana
Hy csc 4. t;jIi:: .H ssKi fs S me ,: NJ
Eop Sly or TO LET-HOUsE and LOT No "A
Vs. 5.t between Bro.a-, .nd eih" hop' mr. ye,
,s,, .rs s..emspt Prier 20 ~ ,ysnR 80, sra,S
ONLyTHREE MORE DAYS EfILN ese ct Il y and
eh.as 20 s &C. O :, 49, S,I,ifal
I'LL h ,i@De.r oasrs thOs- Who hi,e not yt ay,s
a so i,, !: :. for Sh: $50 81 ovpsa
aHi - dsy Of May Ts1 , Il. .. crSsc,s .ia,
eve BrO9ty sas Lo1. Island K s.,
T.. errfy r ,sI1a he Brocayn and ,ua PAatOsd
sesn; 70 shs IN sosa " the Day . than hal. hour Be
The railroad, ~. ~. ?, -, , S 70 I fsss il ~d,h al
10 d pIsned wiis bes.fnl ornamental ser 80, 'Hi',a
!, to se M h.d.om. "a ' hs an sbunS,n, supply Of
&c ns .er i. .siiiu al he.e ,dv19sse- Tie proprietor
se in Cl.rsnee,e beautiful Hos's eseS a. a az, A.
- co s.,sruned not 2 dP 81 . II, 70 pcs
sbu. hem satu, s"., .,o. sr N ipssn. Of mouthy
T 30 .iso,. vhh will be furnished sisRsnsy ~
n and view sn Ct iss ' af msubs vi -
I'D 3: .s ST Rla e p.o Union Hall
No lSs Bovery 'A'Vo ~ ofiee No. 1853 Es.,es-s,
=.
III hisb and ora-i
a srund nesr the Cir, and the oundsno1 20, apnIryD Io
-, hi. c.o b. done purchasing PLOT OF uNourp, ~
or FOR CRY LOTS for SIS PAYABLE m sniaI SUNS
~ -, or h,If hour SD the oeah'i
Of New Eocb-e cannot b. surpassed Cal ana e, "a " IA
M fni particular. At No 2Hsno'erst. NO '- o'n' ' W.
V,O BUILDERS or CAPITALlSlS.-for safe d
lops LEASE LOT in the best business part me
~ Ts holding would either Join with builder
1 putting would sell OUT th-i VA .ne
..hs lddr.-P : OF NJ Forre.'e \ ! Po-'ohee.
ITO BUILDERs.-For sale, PLOT OF GROo ~,
on the sIXTH-Ay the Crystal Palace Son'anns sul
leo Including vaiusor '"i ny
~, 70 JOHN BOYD. No. ID "aii-t. ID hoor
TWO LOTS on 1O5thst, near tho Centrai farA anu
on the made Price 1875 eseh ASo one on i"Si'" r'e
sc5 Apply at No. III sulivan-H
VvAIIABIE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-SlA
InTs ., I,v between 2d aud ehs Inquire az the Once
Of me Empire Iron Works foot OF Has' -''H o. 'N0N
GIFT
t.ul nAn-For sale. - ACRES Of level hns
a. IZ.yVIND LAND MAMORONECk, rsnt oy INC
en- n DWELLING HOUSE, and hthN
Isgsnt COUNTRY SEAT. mile from the huds,n Al
80 81 .nS sns snowy DRUG STORE CITY II ALL,
Brooklyn a ~ o, - = ~
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for CHURCHES. LECTUKE-

HARMONIOUS for Cion -. word. P.ir both n
ho Yor, -These instruments have eS's ~ &c.. al
'.e and s ,.S Tsy Afforded LEA s:a sss
.oh he price ees,nt 80 - sSo The price
.ena.. G z: Shipping III Il. ss asLL SON
ya 80 Brosdwsy. opposite ih' fSs -
NTrw PIANOS for SALE or REMI, IRON RE .Er Or
II maker. OF Boston and New Yors mo No ~ Bro.d.,y
nIANOS-CHEAPEST in the ~ - =, s,.S On. fox
CONG aana md YER, fre Pianos. OF Of ana r.r,f
r.Tr.ssea Also Watches c6siR' SEQ. on rsa, w.ehss
Ssie srSh s A.Sdware furniture Books ''
Merchandise and rrF0p' rI JSSRs S 3 Aun ond aof
Dp,>Cr 4 90. MELODEONS-M every vsr-
ETY. $50 suitable 1 me ps,oh in oae more
ssb. AID better han thss OF any other ),
.ecspted the sseaey. and keep tos "a Sn! 'S'''
fFH @M HALL son No 80 Bro.i-y oPps.. he Psrs
Az hts Tor Prince h Co.'S eei ehfs'ed ''Sa'''-
r,I.NOS 1T. Gilbert n Co.'S Worlds Fair Pre-
n,n Pianos with without the Eohan and win roa p
,d circular sca!e.; Gbers BorioF Pianos Horace ,,
sI,s Psuos iof The old dm H,ls't Co. .pd fully snsd
to ii The reputation Of the name Al OF the .Ss " saSa Pc
.sG.1' , o, i' fIkSo so
$50 To att "e H9Rac wv @iirssS No
D,,>o-roRTFS and MELODEONS.-The under.
ned take pleasure ,nnoupein 10 tns n1IS ss & .
me To By T. O. sr,dsuIy and , w
Keep BE- ound in TO Which the ,sSSSs %
ard 10 rent u + ~ No. 4s5 Broadway.
DIANOSSplendid new fanos gov s"u 2ssT p.ns
.hn price SECOND baud .gs.s ana uR EscS.nss
40 to -l,O vsIrsuted Pianos to Let ana HILL
No. 81 Great Jonessi. near bo~er'. =: :. ,,
DTMOyAL.- NEWTON BRADBURY
IL FIRST PREMIUM WORLDS FAlK ftASO.rornli ., "a
The demand Instruments has compelled
en business shall remove from
No 70 No No, NJ sISs Rs We ss open
i've wse-roon in the city
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6ouses Uanteo.

HOUSE WANTED-FULLf or PARTIALLY
n grRS1sHyD .u,.bl. for hrs,el.s- B0ARDTSG-HOUsE.
ov lsh, Rent paid Board Cnau-s onsbe reference
rit,n Addre.. " B. No 81 Grren~en.. iot i"o Day.
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french advertisements.

MEssRs ETORNEAU Co, AGENTS. No. 80 RuE ST. MAs
PARIs
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4ummer Retreats.

DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY for the Sum
I'D mer for . LADY and TWO CHILDREN a plain farmer
family preferred Terms be moderate Apply 70 or address
Mr. CARTER No. 10 wsveryplses corner heroerst
COUNTRY BOARD at NEW ROCHELLE.-Fam-
is and Gentlemen be accommodated with BOARD
and SPACIOUS ROOMS delightfully."- susted
6ne view The Sound and surroundin
~spery the 18th Of May Apply No -
l6h Of living place where pes<sDt Rooms also can be
obtained single or IL suites
COUNTRY BOARDING-At New Rochelle close
~ by u the city Sea bathing within
half mile families single gentleman Ad
dr.s T A. r., this sGce
huy region good plain country fare
Of and carriage Address H. X B. box No.
3.0as Post Office.
Union HOUSE, opposite Union Railroad Depot,
~ Abanys TROY-Tbs House will be opened about the
I'd day March for the accommodation Of the public The House
an with oil the modern aud il be
Ing furnished pso The Proprietor will be happy
those Of the travelling public
y DO NAV favor With a calf J. W STEARNS. Proprietor
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ALFRED FIELU .'U 70 -.
(yIJNTON-AVENUE BROOKLlN.-lt Is nara 70

u ind a about The ny combhIHs % -. 49,,
this avenue Inc houses sIe - -,,isn.
cass In architecture. and surfounisd oy
One Of the most .efaoe
nTs "a LAND ,h.f an acre) SALE terms oy
NILS 4 BITS Real Estate Brokers No q WaIst
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MEssRS ETORNEAU CO, Agents No ~ Ros ST. MARC
PARIS.
nAGU ERREOTYPE MATERMLS.-ALEXIS
am2AG ssres orANss
~ No. hue a. r'' f'
E'RENCH BOOTS.-Mr. j. FORR, Bootmsker Of
EspGson Ill il P., No 2.s r.. s. HONOR rs.geiay Il
men on noIs extensive Line e. No u de Richesu Foreign
great variety the most and sns sorts Of Boots and Shoe.
% osr%s no. english posS.% and orders received By
L'RENCH CHEMICAL PAPER by Mr. HEBERT
adntaed IN all tho Hospitals Of France by decrse-Ths
PsPs, sole that kind pos. p9perie, .udas
cal practitioners Paris psr.sns
young children stomach disease. aud can be used With s,ss %
horn. sc sa s s &C. Depot il Psrs Mr. mEkBERTs rh,ms
Dods Orders received by Mr. QURTIN No 1871 Charch r.
ERENCH WAX MATCHES without sulphur nor
PapE s SbEk BOX s9S c NIX PEN I'd
msnuiac,ure Of Mes o. Csnoui Co. No. Passage Violet in
Orders received in New YOrt BY Mr. oUETN No 1874 chahs
where samples deposited: in Pbiadsphia by Mr. Pnsd Ms
I ETTERs COPYING PRESS SUPERSEDED
- The Patented ELECTRO CHEMICAL COPYI5r By Mr. X.
T. Beau Rue monnar,re No. 49, Paris great Improvement
very E.en 70 and travellers ode are received By H.
QUETIH. No ia Churchsr.
NUTRITIVE JELLY, made with Goldfish Liver
f dsy. & Gs md Ds; aS s. Gi &. O..
TIN Liver o. n produce: the same sass. on tbs esono
Otherwise for everybody Depo, Mr. QUErss. No Ist
ID NOLCH, rue MOntmartre, No. 125, Paris
COPYING PRESS, system withou. Oas OF the
csf advantages Of tbs Pres that be used without
fixed permanently upon IT. special stand s moderate price pas
IL within the reach Of all ycr.
TRAVELLING comprising within small four ipeh..
diameter twelve inches hing for .a
article Of 10
NEW STOPPER for INKBOTTLES ndispen-abe In ali bu.
Th stopper suIe- the pouring Of the n
without spiiing -
UNIyERsAL RULEhi. rule new invsn,io, I, quit. iua.
r~nsbe Engineers Architects Drsu &c
With this rule the eomper dr.~izrs and Of
=. shades light and dark watered drawings. mosaic Dor
dsrs "
French Post Ofce Department.
NEW PERPETUAL ALMANAC indicating tho day, Of the week
and Of the
PATENT PENCIL CUTTERS necessary for drsash.sm,n aud IL
r.on who make frequent use OF pencils Ords- received by Mr.
QCETIN, Nc. IS Besyerst.
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U,JCHTU-AV. LOTS-For sale, 30 LOTS on the
ahsx for II2th 6,hst VIII be sold cheap separstely
L'OR sALE-A FARM and FIGURING MILL on

LNOR SALE-A FARM and FLOCRlNG MILL on
STATEN ISLAND within half mile OF the Nillase OF h1n
ord the Island and half hours ride OF the
vanderbilt Landing Richmond Ferries having plank road
10 the about 80 OF land - OF s,
order with comfortable farm bndnss he house
rooms with kitchen and dining room isaed and
an &c Also good FIGURING MILL "ith
mn of Lpr capable doing large business
IN, aud hasa ;s of % feet aud
practical ornamental purposes 10
ssat The land has hsndome building sites over
surrounding country and has tho hnes views on
be Islspd Substantial projected which will rem
der th, property desirable and will be sold cheap as inc
owner West For further particulars inquire OF
ALBERT NCOLAi Real Estate and stock Aucton.er NO
br ad
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feet dee nuhea IA ,ery superior ara tA.el with
irds blinds marble rartes and Throughout Tor snee sAi
enmcdous lrivss Residences noueo The PraIi Sp5e
e. he upfr hos- the block shove 6t The raih h1-.
hove tie sddrvss SMITH Nc. Is Laasas. y
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Price Two Cents
abe 9aiIp Spy.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH is, 1854.

Expects OF TOBACCO. tin the United
States, intelligent physicians have estimated
that 10000 die every year, from the use Of 10
bacco and in Germany, where the streets, as
well as the houses, are literally betogged with
Tobacco smoke, the physicians have calcula-
ted that, of all the deaths which occur be-
tween the ages of eighteen and thlrty-tye,
one-half originate in the waste Of the consh-
tuition by smoking Z! Tobacco exhausts and
deranges the nervous powers, and produces a
long train of nervous diseases 1t Is peculiar
ly calculated to produce diseases to which the
stomach is liable and especially those forms
which go under the name Of dyspepsia, with
all their kindred train of evils. 1t also exerts
a disastrous influence upon the mind, and ire
quently produces an enfeebling Of the MEM
DRY, confusion of ideas, irritability OF tenn
per, want of energy and steadiness ofpurpose,
melancholy, and sometimes insanity. These
are the ultimate effects of the use Of tobacco,
and though one may not perceive them in his
own case, we are assured that the tendency OF
the drug is always towards disease.
The Rev. Mr.. Baldwin, in concluding his
remarks upon the extent Of the use of tobacco
says -" If the Tobacco consumption in the
United States goes on in future, increasing as
it has for twenty years past, have wenot reas-
on to fear that the nation Of active, inventive,
enterprising, efficient Yankees, flying all over
the world, will be actually smoked down into
a nation as phlegmatc and stationary as the
smoking Dutchmen of Holland J"
All writers agree that the only remedy for
the ruinous effects of tobacco is " to touch
not, taste not, handle not" DIR. Shew says,
" Charlatans may go about as indeed they
have done, pretending to have some secret
remedy by which the Tobacco appetite may be
permanently destroyed. But all such pre-
tence is from the Father of Lies. If, through
reason, conscience, and religion, man cannot
break off this habit his case is for ever hope
less one. A season of sickness is an excellent
time in which to commence the reform be-
cause, under such circumstances, nature, ever
true to herself, takes away all longing for the
accursed drug. True, no one should wait for
such an opportunity; but when it does occur,
let it be improved. The slaves Of Tobacco
who have undergone a course of hydropathic
treatment, tell us that the healthful stimula-
ton afforded by the water processes enables
them far more easily to rid themselves Of this
pernicious habit. This it is well for every one
to understand, for hydropathy cures by its
power in invigorating the general health"
% To keep ones self employed in some use
tul occupation, physically and mentally, to the
satIest ertent, is great aid to any personal re-
lorln. That g an idle mans brain is the De-
wills Workshop" is nowhere more true than in
regard to the user of Tobacco, when he is at
tempting change" He farther insists that
one must desist from the use of all stimulants,
or he is never safe.
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The following good story is told in the
March number of the Knickerbocker:

The following good story is told in the
March number of the Knickerbocker:
GA committee of the church, once waited
on Uucle Reuben, on account Of profane ex-
| preston which escaped his lips, Gas it was
| said,) while he was repairing dam; Uncle
was silent at their reproof, until he perceived
that it was play upon the word dam He
then Indignantly denied the accusation Of
profanity, and said if it had been true, he
would have received the reproof in beeoIn-
ing christian spirit, although he was not a
member of the church.
'As it is, however, said he, Il advise YOU to
look after those of your own number over
whom you are bound to watch, and who are
subject to your discipline.
The committee replied, that they should be
glad to be informed of any transgressions Of
their own number, of a like kind
/ My Uncle replied
4 never liked a ale-bearer, nor to gossip
but of this you may be sure, 1 never heard
man swear as Deacon Thomas did yesterday,
! when his horse was contrary at Edenton.
| Here ended the interview; but within a
few days Uncle Reuben had summons to APP
pear before an ecclesiastical council, with his
fees duly rendered, to testify against Deacon
Thomas. He had been arraigned, and pleaded
not guilty.
Now the Deacon was a federalist, and the
democrats were in great glee at his expected
disgrace The parish was divided by strict
party lines, and the whole town caught the
excitement.
On the day of the trial. a great concourse
assembled at the church. Deacon Thomas
still denied his guilt and Uncle Reuben was
man, was well known, who would not
vary hairs breadth from the truth. The
oath was administered, and the question pint
by the chairman of the council -
Have you, Mr.. P, at any time heard
Deacon Thomas make use Of any profane ex-
pressions'
The excitement ror moment was intense.
AT last Uncle Reuben said
mol
Chairman-'Did you understand the ques-
ton, sir: The question is, whether or not
you have ever heard Deacon Thomas speak
profanely /?
Uncle Reuben-I never did, SIR,
The committee of reference came to the res
cue, and asked the witness
did you not tell us that you heard Deacon
Thomas speak profanelys'
Uncle Reuben-sNo, sir!'
Condo you recollect our conversation.
some weeks ago, at -s'
Uncle Reuben-I do, SIR
Com.-'What did you say about the profan-
ity of Deacon Thomas
Uncle Reuben-'I said never heard a man
swear as he did,
Com.-'And how did he swear, sirs'
Ans.-'He said neuerP
That night there was a great accession to
the numbers of the Trade-sale Company
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DAILY PAPER-Five dollars per year $3.50 for six
months 81 rs for three months; 10 per week. single
copies two cents EACH When paid strictly Advance,
abduction of 81 year will be made and proporonate
reduction If paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PApER-Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and SO cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, sl,75 cts year; single copies cents each.
" The postage on the daily by mail to any part of
Massachusetts, 10 cts quarters to other States IS
quarter On the Weekly in Worcester County, nothing,
In all other parts of Massachusetts, 10 cts. years in
other States, "a cts. year
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miscellaneous,
nAGUERREoTYPEs.-MR. ]. pAppIrr

bAGUERREOTYPES L. BABBITT
~ respectfully invites those who in want of good
Daguereoype, to call at Nos and II Ppers Block and
secure to themselves the following advantages viz:
vi having good likeness at lou price; Of having it
taken with the best of German Instruments OF having it
taken by an Operator who has had the largest experience
IN the bushes; Of having the DagueTeoype finished with
gold making them permanent and not affected by heat
or cold Of having the features prominent that they
can be seen in any posonj OF having the eyes ahough
ght) made clear and distnct OF having the cooring
done in the neatest possible manner; OF having group
pictures made on large plates at reduced price OF hay
ing the privilege Of selecting from the largest
amount OF Daguerrean offered to the public
from the size of three cent piece a case measuring
lOXl2 inches OF having particular attention paid to the
copying of other Dagueeotpyes; OF his readiness to 20
to private residences to Dagueeoype the sick and de-
ceased Ofhayng their pictures cut into pins rings lock-
cts, bracelets &C.; OF having person take chd' like
ness, who has the faculty of keeping them still or giving
perfect satisfaction III all cases.
d. d. Office hours from : l-2 A. NJ, to 0 P. NJ,
o26 dWaSavtf
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IAMEs STEWART, CUTLER AND
% GUN M A K Err

No. Is Exchange Streel, Worcester, Mass.
j. s. returns his sincere thanks to the inhabitants Of
Worcester and vicinity, for their liberal patronage, and
hopes, from his experience in the trade, and strict atten
ton to business, to merit continuance Of their fayors.
j. begs TO state that he makes sharpens cleans and
repairs Cutlery and Guns Of al kinds. large assert
ment Of Keys kept always hand Locks and Keys
raired. Jobbng neatly executed. oct22 dom
G0AP AND PALM OIL.--75 BBLs. Oil Soap,
- 80 cases Soda Soap;
1000 lbs. Palm Oil; for sale. by a
G.S& A. J. HOWE,
dee2S diff Yor. Bank Block.
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LOMBARD & UNDALL,s


1T impars richness and briancy to the HAIR giving ii
dark, clean and glossy appearance with an agreeable
perfume. is penetrating strengthening, and stimulate
ing and should accupy prominent place in every La
DY'S AND GENTLEMAN'S TOILET.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is purely Vegetable Preparation
Excelsior Hair Tonic will cure Nervous Headache.
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to free the Scalp from
Diseases.
Excelsior Hair Tonic viii promote the growth, preserve
and beautify the Hair.
Excelsior Hair Tonic warranted to cure Scald Heads,
Scurvy, &c.
Excelsior Hair Tonic wiz stop the falling of the Hair.
Ecelsior Hair Tonic warranted to free the head from
Dandrutf.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will prevent badness and gray Hair
Excelsior Hair Tonic is warranted to give perfect salts
faction.
Excelsior Hair Tonic will, if used upon the heads Of
children lay the foundation for good head Of Hair
EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC!
Each bottle will have the words, tL0MBARD l. CUM
DALI, EXCELSIOR HAIR TONIC, SPRINGFIELD,
MASS" blown in the glass.
Excelsior Hair Tonic--For particulars see pamphlet
around each bottle.
Excelsior Hair Tonc-None genuine without the fac
smile signature Of the proprietors upon the outside
wrapper
Excelsior Hair TonicIs neatly put up in bottles
ly twice the size of any other Hair preparation.
Excelsior Hair Tonic-Is sold by all Druggists Fancy
Goods Dealers and Hair Dressers throughout the country
Excelsior Hair Tonic-Prfce IS Cents.
NIB All orders should be addressed to LOMBARD l.
CUNDALI, Goodrich's Block, Springfield, Mass.
feb21 d&wtf
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DOUGLAS AND SEwARD.--The traitor. moved
uneasily from side to side Of the Senate
Chamber--now affecting not to hsten-now
clutching the hand of this Senator or that. ana
giving it a kind ofdesperate shake-now talk
ing eagerly in the midst Of little knot ofslave-
holders-now smiling contemptuous ly-novv
Sowing detiantly-now glaneixe hastily at
the speaker-now walking rapidly to and fro
now seating himself for hue consec,,tire min
utes, in his seat, and trying Tin Vain to ar
pear calm-now off again, on another hurried
march to the other side Of the Chamber--so
this embodiment ofrestlessness Senator Dong
las) spent that memorable morning. His feel
ings must be indescribable. He has perilled
all, and LOST ALL; and if the countenance be
the i,sder Of the mind, he is agitated and torn
asunder BY conflicting passions. never
watch his perturbed and strongly marked face
without thinking ofByron's lines:--
"There laughing devil in his sueer
Which raised emotions both Of hope and fear
And when thatfrown Of hatred darkly fen
Hope whitening fed, and mercy sighed Esrsnen .,
But, to turn to a pleasanter subject. Three
hours after the close Of Gov. Seward speech.
had the great pleasure of shaking hands via
HIM IN Mr.. Smiths parlor, and gain hearinr
him converse. He is q charming eonversa.
ZIONIST, Gas You know full well d and on ssch
occasion OF my meeting him, have lost al
traces OF the potitician in the philanthyopsst.
Washington Correspondent Of Fred. Dosgias's
Paper.
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