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CHAPTER SEVEN.
OF ENFORCING ORDINANCES.

The croft of Trustees oft
neglect al ordna
shall the of
prcrbe din of hischap
applicable
tees
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WANTED
JUDICIAL ELECTION.

The returns for the Judicial Election, held on
the Sd ins are not all in, but sufficient IS known
to show the election of Hon. O. COLE by a de-
cisive majority. We give below the rtajorities
in some of the countess as we have received the
reports. and shall give the entire vote of the State
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SIA1E of HLNtpNSiS,l
low. CoUETY, I'm JUSTICE C0TPT
Town of Mineral Point \

To one HHsse, whose christian name is unknown
ETOU are hereby notified that wril of attachment h
been issued against you, and your propertv sTt,rb
ed 10 satisfy the demand Of Francis EiambIy anourts.
TO twenty J5-oa dusrs Now, unless you shall ,nne,,
before Samuel Thomas, Justice the Peace IN sbd fr
said county, u his Office in said town, on the IN dv NJ
May, A D. 1883, at O'Clock The afternoon mo-
ment viii be rendered against you, and your pTonert
that has been attached VIII be sold 10 paw The aforesaid
debt Dated Inis 10Th day OF April a. u. 1855
2iw3 FRANCIS HAMBLY, PLAINTIFF
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Three Chiidrea az a Birth-Ihe wife NJ IL,
Scheniz, teamster, residing on East Water Street
a few doors above Division Street. in The Fir
Ward, yesterday presented her husband with tbyes
children at birth, two girls and one by ali
large and healthy infants. The mother and -bil.
dren are doing well. At this rate the census "a.
keEs wall have work to do next Juue-Na Sent
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TIE IRENE CHEsrER.-At Baltimore much ex
citernent exists in regard to the ship Irene Ches
ter, it being thought that the crew have murdered
the officers.
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FEMALE PRIME MINIsrER-The appointment
OF her Royal Highness, the Princess Victoria
Kamala, as Prime Minister, by the King of the
Sandwich Islands, is new advance in womans
riuhtS
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VALUAEsLE PRopERrY Enn s,rr

tF4f1 THE subscribers offer for sale. tho St..
E#,HA House and Lots, and buildings copnse,o1
Sin, row occupied by d. Perry, in he yilJsgs =,
- DodgeVillc, az low Cash prices For ns1t; VI
lars inquire OF Isaac WILLIAM, on the premises o =,
ROBERT ID. RoBERTs IN Hazel Green, Grant County H
consin- WILLIAMS A PDaEbrS ~
April g. 1855. 9w5I
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P.eE & Bacon SUSPENDED AGsIS.-The drafts
of Page & Bacon of ST. Louis, and Page Bacon
4 Co. of San Francisco, were allowed 10 go 10
protest in New York on the Sd inst.
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Something TO boast oE-The Grant County Her,
aid makes note OF the fact that there is not a
single representative from the Mining District in
the State Prison at Waupun
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SwEDEs-InteIIigence has been received al
Washington OF the death of Mrs. Schroeder wife
of the Minister to Stockholm and daughter of
Col Seaton of the Iafcliigencer.
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" Amos \. Lawrence, Esq, of Boston, aud
founder of Lawrence University, offers for sale
1000 acres of land, situated IN Outagamie and
Brown counties. in Wisconsin
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DEArH OF An EnIroR--Frederick Fratney late
editor of the Milwaukee Folks ress'sd, died on the
5th inst, after long and painful illness.
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GoISG TO KaSsAs-The Alton Telegraph, OF
the 30th ult. says that 200 Kansas emigrants
had passed through that place in the previous
twelve DAYS.
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ERtcssoS-The New York correspondent OF
the Boston Journal states that Mr.. Ericsson is en-
trely ruined by his expenses in testing his calolc
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HIsH PRIcE OF WHEAr.-A sale of 1000 bush
els of Genesee wheat was made in New York on
Saturday, at 50 20 per bushe; this is the highest
wheat has been sold a for many years.
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The Water Cme.-The work upon this estab-
fshment IS going forward finely. The outside is
already painted, and the walls are plastering 1t
viii be ready for occupation in June-Naa Jour.
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II The Boston .4drertiser states that the late
james Brown left by his Will the sum of five
thousand dollars for the purchase of books on
natural history, for the library of Haryed College
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FIRE at ST Louis-A Soap and Candle Manu-
factory was destroyed by fire. at st. Louis, on FRI
day nigh last Loss $4,000.
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WIsCoNsIN.-A letter in the Buffalo Republic
pays the following fine but deserved compliment
to our State:
The people--the farmers Of Wisconsin--have
made more money during the past four five
years than TO use the common phrase they know
what to do with This is the greatest wheat
growing State in the Union and her resources are
not yet half developed. In the single item of pota
toes, her wealth is immense, the port of Mil
waukee alone having exported last year over
100000 bushels, and there is still a large surplus
on hand Rye, barley. corn, lumber, and in fact
almost everys product is furnished in abundance
and the prices obtained during the period mention
ed above, have afforded enormous profits. OF
course while these supplies last, with a ready
market, it is impossible to impoverish such a
community
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Sandusky, April 2.
Harbor clear of ice navigation open; steam
ers can enter the port without obstruction.
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II The Canadians are agitating the propriety
of introducing decimal coinage or currency IN
the Provinces
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u The New York 1isses states that the city
has expended s2,S0s 90 within the last six months
for killing dogs.
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Newspaper Change-The Milwaukee Folks
tfeuad has been purchased by MeSsrs. Schoefler
K Wendt, of the Banner, with which paper it is
hereafter 10 be merged
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FESHE Co Partnership, heretofore existing between The
subscribers in the Grocery and Provision busiD S.
has been dissolved by mutual consent. An persons
having claim sgainst the firm Will present the same 10
EDWARD CoAD for payment, who is also authorized 10
collect The debts due the company.
EDWARD COAD
THOMAS PHILIPS.
Mineral Point March 7, 1856 swI7s
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yTaCUat, q pm o.
Tie cars which left Binghampton at O'Clock
Yesterday morning. did not reach this city till
O'Clock this NOTWITHSTANDING encountered snow
drifts from IL to > feet deep.
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II The editor of the Chicago Tribune has been
presented with an editorial chair"
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II A driving snow storm occurred at Phila
delphia on the goth inst.
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From notes carefully taken at the times of each
case as they came before the court, we are COM
PEELED to state that nearly serenity Of these eighty
fre persons committed these offences or crimes
from the fleet of intoxcaton, directly or indirect
lY-HI Free Dem
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Easton, Ia, March 3.
Pelasyicania-A most violent gale of wind has
prevailed here during the past days doing much
damage. The rails on the Central r r were
blown from the top of high stone bridge at Gin.
ton, New Jersey, preventing the passage of trains
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CHARTER ELECTION.
Bloody Riot in the 1lth and 18th Wards, Clncln-
natl, Ohio,-Destruction OF the Ballot Box
Cincinnati, April 3.

Cincinnati, April 3.
Yesterday afternoon a tremendous excitement
was stirred up by the news that there mad been
desperate fighting and several men Killed IN the
18th Ward We learned that there had been night
ing in the 18th Ward but nobody killed. Early
in the day Germans had taken possession OF the
polls and were decidedly insolent to Americans
but every quiet man on both sides, who attempted
20 vote met with no difficulty. There was some
lighting early in the day, IN which Germans were
numerous and came victorious, but the Amer
leans were the best fighters They knocked the
Dutch right and left. In the hight that occurred
about noon Mr. Brown was wounded. and the
Foreman of Link S brewery stabbed in the lungs.
The wounds of these individuals thought to
be dangerous Many other persons severely hurt.
The reason for destroying the ballot box was that
the Dutch bad been cheating in the 11th Ward,
and that more votes already polled than
there were male residents in the Ward. The X.
s having whipped the Germans at the polls, de-
spatched detachment TO capture the artillery,
which was done without much loss of blood
About O'Clock rush was made by about thirty
men closely followed by three hundred more for
the ballot box. Mayor Snellbaker had taken his
position in front OF the box, but roughly
handled, his clothes torn and several rude blows
inflicted on his person. Ia moment the ballot
box was thrown out with considerable force, strik
ing a man on the shoulder who stood about one
third the distance across the street. where il reach
ed the ground. The tickets were torn to frag-
ments and scattered far and wide.
The excitement was terribie-the cannon cap
tured which had been loaded with brick-bats, was
followed down street by rl4ititude. At o'clock
this morning it concluded by all persons
awake that Ferran was positively elected by over
500 majority
The following is the sequal OF the election dis
tuTbances. 1t was found that the ballot box in
the 18th Ward contained 55 more tickets than
there names the Poll lists. One of the
Judges insisted on throwing out the vote of the
Ward, but the others would not agree. w hile
the Judges counting the votes. body of
men entered the room and taking the box forcibly
from them, burnt the ballots and tally lists in the
open streets. Thus the votes of the 1th and
18th Wards destroyed, and the remaining
Wards gave Taylor. K. ~, All majority. 1t is
supposed that Taylor will not accept the office
under these circumstances.
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a Brighter Day fo, PoIaHd.-The present Car
of Russia IS very friendly to Poland, being an
adnlirer of the Polish character and proficient
in their language. That part of his vast empire
will doubtless be greatly benefited by his acces-
sirp
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

Land Sale We understand that Geo B. Smith
recently sold fourteen acres, part OF his tract of
land lying across the bay OF the Third Lake. for
$3.50 per acre.-Nad Dem
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TUE subscriber PROPOSES ,o..,,.
49, IIf 4 iAkA on which he now ,ss.SlI NE
Co. .siR ing IN the town of Ridgewsx- y y
ESms LEI han way between Dod eyiIe' scout ao0ui
ESsSSeesz-sSes Blue Mounds. Il consists ~ g ~ IDS
three hundred and forty srraS " !, Ioou!
wen Watered, comfortable DWELLING HorsyO =, LAsn
Barn. WIN basement OF stone, thirty foy sed
win good and very convenient oHt-buil4fros t.ses
me most substantial manner Also. an Ofcbad 80 !,
three hundred bearing a Fple trees az tbe % ABOUT
81 grated fruit together with Pears plgns GU Is
Gooseberries and Currsnts There are an, "elrrs
acres under fence, with good timber and nneiy
convenient. The FARM is SO situated uet :, " hnd
conveniently divided, making two small oras "a' oe
terms enquire OF the subscriber the prerais 'of
April 10, 1855. Oh SyA-
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II Mrs. Lewis Cass, Jr, died of congestion of
the brain.
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RI. a.. STAPLE TON,
Notary Public and General Land Agent,

american House, Mineral Point, WIS.,
IL prepared 10 ENTER LAEns and LOCATE WARRANTS OIL
desirable Tracts. Also, attend 10 Pre- emption Claims
OF Communications of ali kind punctually ATTENDED
20. 2Utf.
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as soon as we receive il,

We have given the majorities in round mum
bers MIR. Coles ma jority in the State will b
from five to ten thousand, probably
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Ia the matter OF the Estate OF p.,s;., = u -:
William NanDusen, deceased '' J0 "''-'
TESo susan Cannon, VIM x. VanDusan, Belreats CouF-
q rier, Louisa Craig, Albert FanDusen. Martha Jane
Hamn, Thomas Marshall, sherman YanDn sen, Candace
l.. |anpusen, Royal EapDusen, aud Marian J. E.i.
pusen heirs at law Of William Van Dusea, deceased
You hereby notified hatthe Commissioners appoint
ed to make Partition OF said Estate, by yeu held ia
will meet on the premises the = 9Th day of
April, T. 1885 at ~ O'Clock in the forenoon to make
Partition of said Fsate, at which time and place you
can attend, if you think proper to do.
EPiIRAtM NORTON,
As O. GILL,
WARREN FRANKLIN.
Dated April 9th, a. D. 1870. 3w2I.
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The Last Hun6ug-Barnum il is said has paid
$1,000 for the hide OF . Lady Suffolk the great
trotting mare.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

In the matter of the Estate of Robert W. Gray
IN readjag and filing the pstition OF William Mon
" roe, administrator OF said Estate, setting forth,
other things, that there is in his hand Suf
Gent amount of personal property to thu debts Of
said Estate, and praying that license be 10 III granted
sell ths real estate shall be sufficient
pay debit ordered that all persons Interested
ia appear before the Judge this
Mineral Point, III said couaty then and there show
If there be- why license shonld be grant
ed to said administrator according the aver Of said
itlon And is further ordered that copy of this
order be Published for four Successive weeks, prior 10
said day Of hearing the Mineral Point Tribu e'
weekly newspaper published Mineral Point, in said
county. J.. Y. iR5NLi, County Judge.
Dated April the 5ih, 1850 4w2i.
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Remaining in the Post Office at Mineral Point
on the lst day of April 1855
IL Persons calling for the following letters will |
please saw then are .AdueTtised
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IVA woman was recently arrested in Cincin-
natl, on charge of torturing her own infant child
with red hot poker.
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TX AEsINS.

4 FRfsH SUPPLY just received, In Boxes half be- yes
- and quarter boxes, By g. IENEISss
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Shocks or an Edrth9uGke-Two slight shocks
OF an earthquake were felt at ST. Louis on the
4th inst.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-04-11

Is Mr.. Edmond Lafayette, grandson Of the
General, IS Speeding the winter in New Orleans.
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Easton, Pa. March 2

settlers on the west of the A1ississippi-S Paul
Pioneer
Easton, Pa, March 8.
Pennsylrania.-A most violent gale of wind has
prevailed here during the past DAYS doing much
damage. The rails on the Central R r. were
blown from the top of high stone bridge at Gin
ton, New Jersey preventing the passage of trains.
"A Brighter Day fo, PoIand.-The present Car
of Russia is very friendly to Poland, being an
admirer of the Polish character and proficient
in their language. That part of his vast empire
will doubtless be greatly benefited by his acces
sion.
Something to boast ojc-The Grant County Her,
atd makes note OF the fact that there Is not a
single representative from the Mining District IN
the State Prison at Waupun.
The Water Cme-The work upon this estab
lishment is going forward finely The outside is
already painted, and the walls are plastering. 1t
WI be ready Tor occupation in June.-Mad Jour.
Newspaper Change-The Milwaukee Folks
Jfett1d has been purchased by MeSsrs Schoeffler
< Nendt, of the Bdnaey, with which paper it is
hereafter to be merged.
Land Sale-W understand that Geo B Smith
recently sold fourteen acres, part OF his tract of
land lying across the bay of the Third Lake. for
$3.50 per acre.-Mad. Dem
The Last Humbpg- Barnum il is said. has paid
$1,000 for the hide of Lady Suffolk the great
trotting mare.
IL A woman was recently arrested in Cincn>
natl, on charge of torturing her own infant child
with red hot poker.
Shocks Of an Earthguake-Two slight shocks
OF an earthquake were felt at ST. Louis on the
ith inst
q Mr.. Edmond Lafayette, a grandson of the
General, IS Speeding the winter in New Orleans
The onion, it is said, destroys the attractive
body of the magnet. Ii has the same effect with
young ladies.
A thief being caught robbing bank. when
asked whathe was doing answered." only taking
notes.
"A man in New Orleans is so upright in his
dealings, that he wont sit while at his meals
The Vine bears three kinds of cranes. tho
first of pleasure, the second of drunkenness. and
the third of repentance
The bachelor who undertook TO mend his
oreeeheS with the thread fife, gave it IN as bad
JOB, and sent them 10 tailo..
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CEsaECERY SALE.
Sampson Mitchell RS. Robert Cockin:

Conn & MEssMoRE, Sol'rs. for Compt. .
Sherifs Office, Mineral Point, March 30, Is55 ioWi
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LIST OF LETTERS

Dated April 9th, A. d. 1885. 3wa
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-05-31

VBNHE subscriber respectfully n invites the at.
Il %tention Of dealeIs and others, TO his large
and we'll selected stock of Leather and Find
ings, which is kept constantly fresh by repeated
drefts upon the manufacturers Of this county
and of Europe, aud which is made up in part
Of the following articles, viz The best Oak
and Red Sole Z Slaughter, Skirting and Damag.
ed DO. Harness, Bride, Band and Welt L.eath.
er; Thong and Lacing do. Wax Upper, Boot
Grain, Buff aud Split do; City Slaug, K,ps
Sailed and Collar do. City. Country, French
and Pu,eut Calf Skins; Boot Leg Moroccos,
Buck Skins, Pad skins, Chamois. and Moroccos;
Bindings and Lihings Of almost every descrip.
ton Shoe Thread, Patent Thread, Silk, Boot
Cord, Lace, and Silk and Union Gallons:
Black and Colored English Lasting, Worsted
Uppers, and Crimped Fronts and fooiinge; Avis
Tacks, Needles, Eyelet and Crimping Machines
and Eyelets; Steel, Iron. Copper and Zine Nails,
Files, Rasps, Knives; Rubhers, Pegs, Brstles;
and loot Web; Hammers, Bootand Shoe Trees,
lasts, Crimps, Clamps, Handles, Gum. Color,
Cod Liver and Tanners Oil; Shoe FOOLS and
Curriers' Tools OF all kinds, ready for use, be-
sides many other articles not enumerated above,
all Of which will be sele at the lowest market
rates, by JOHN WHITE,
Importer and Dealer, 497 Market Street,
Above 18th, Philadelphia.
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GRArsSi
JUST PUBLISHED

"A NEW Discovery in Medicine. A few
a words on the rational treatment without
Medicine. of Spermatorrhea, or local weakness,
Nervous Debility, Low Spirits. Lassilude
Weakness of the Limbs and the Back, Indis,
position and Incapacity of Study and Labor,
Duliness of Apprehension, Loss, of Memory
Aversion'to Society, Love o. Solitude, Timid-
lily, Self. Distlust. Dizziness, Headache, Insol-
untsry Discharges. Pains in The Side, Alice
lion of the eyes. Pimples on the Face, SexuaI
and other 1nir mites Ia Man. s
From the French of DR.. b. De Laney,
, The important fact that these alarming com.
plants may easily be removed without medi,
cine, is. 10 this small tract, clearly demoastra
ted, and the %optiel, new and highly successful
treatment, rs adopted by the author, fully ex.
planned, by means OF which every one 10 ena
bled 10 cure himself perfectly, aud at the lessI
possible cost, nvoiliding thereby, all the ad.
verlised nostrums Of the day.
Sent 10 any address, gratis and post free, ii
a scaled envelope, by Iemilting (post paid) tw,
postage stamps 10 DR.. B. De Lacey No. Ii
Eispenard street, New York, Gm.
% Senfc,nhet 2ath.lfS54. ~ Asfff 4+tN,f
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DOLLARD,

DREMIER Artistic IN HAIR, 1T
Il Chestnut Street, PHILADELPHIA, In
veulor of The Celebrated Gossamer Venlila-
ting Wig and Ealslic Band Troupees. I~nstruc.
lions 10 enable Ladies and Gentlemen to
measure their own heads with accuracy,
Fo, Wigs. Inches.
No. 1 The round OF the head.
2 From forehead over the head 10 neck.
3 From ear 10 ear over the top. y
a From ear 20 ear around the forehead.
Toupees'S Soaps. Inches.
No. From forehead 10 back as far as bald.
2 Over forehead, as far as required.
3 Over the crown of the head.
r. Dollard has always ready for sale a
splendid stock of Gerr+lemen's Wigs, hall
manufactured, and as cheap as any eslab-
lishmenI in the Union. ~ III
Dollard, s Herbanisn Extract, or Luslrous
Hair Tonic, prepared from South American
herbs and roofs, the most successful article
ever produced foi preserving the hair from
| falling out or changing color, restoring and
preserving it in a healthy and luxurian;
| Stale. Among olhet reasons why Dollard's
| Hair Cutting Saloon maintains iis immense
| popularity, is the fact that his tonic is APP
| piled to every head of hair cut at his eslab.
lishmeu,, consequently, il is KEEP. in better
preservation than under any other known APP
| plieatiou. It being thus practically tested by
thousands, offers the greatest guaranty of its
efficacy.
Sold wholesale and retail al his old esiab.
lislfmeni, III Chestnut Street, opposite the
| State House. tt3
r. Dollard has al last discovered The nc
Plus ultra of HAIR DYE; and announces il
for sale, with perfect confidence in its sur
passing every thing OF the kind now ia use,
II color the hair either black or brown, as
may be desired, and is used without any in
juryio the hair or skin, either by stain OF
Otherwise, can be washed off len minutes
aller application, wilbou, deiraeting from
it's efficacy. Persons visiting the city are in
viiedfto give him a call. Letters addressed
to r.. po!lard, 1T Chestnut Street, Philadel-
ptia, viii receive attention.
philadelphia, Oct i2lh, is54-1y.