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In Brookiya. Thursday July "a, MARY A.. wife Of D.
Hubbel ConEling, and daughter OF r. Wight, aged %
years
The friends and acquaiDances Of the family invited
70 attend the funeral, al her late residence No 93 Willow
street, 70 morning. AT nine O'Clock Her remains
TO be taken 10 Bennington W.
On Wednesday, July %, at the residence OF Mr. Jacob
Wilse, New Durham, N j., sfer lingering illness. Mrs.
EizABarH CUNNINGHAM MORE wife Of Mr.. John N Tlkn,
aged Is years.
AT Aetuchn, n. j., July "a ASpREw DEzESDuRf, aged
"a years.
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the mem
beers OF Fortudc Lodge of r. and A. NJ and the Order in
general respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral,
this afternoon At O'Clock from the house OF his son,
Andrew l. Dezendur No. 139 Concord street. Brooklyn.
On Tuesday afternoon, July p, at New Brunswick, N.
j. after short and illness, SUSAN JANE only
daughter OF Richard c. and Caroline Beamsh, aged 2
months and days.
In Washington, d. c., Saturday July 49, MARGARET,
wife Of Alexander eau of the Prussan Legation, and
daughter OF the late James Campbell formerly Surrogate
Of the city of New York.
At Chicago, H., on Tuesday, July is, ALFRED CIYroN
hall, formerly Of Bnghamton, N. T., aged "a years
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BOOK CROWDED WITH CELEBRITIEs.-
"A just published by
D. APPLETON Co,
Nos $40 and 34S BROADWAY.
MEMORIALS OF HIS TINES,
HEspy CocxBuRr,
Late one the College Of Justice and author
of the Life OF Lord jeffrey
In VOL limo, well printed.
Price 81 IS cloth.
ATHESgKuH.
Edinburg has sent few books fun OF entertainment
20 high In value, as these Memorials
ExAsiNkR
OF almost every man or woman Of Intellectual note belong
recolectons there sketch given. and Of
and genuine value strongly recommend 70 the attention
OF the public these Memorials
SPECTATOR.
We heartily recommend this volume, which has the At
traction Of and anecdoe with the value Of biography
and history.
Abiding 10 thd publication few days taEo, called
delicious book time and reflection have suggested
opposite descriptive epihet.
LEADER.
Besides being treasure troye for table takers IA valuable
NJ private account Of the distinguished and important
events that marked the OF Scotland the close Of the
last and In the first quarter OF the present century.
MOTIFS AND QUERIES.
We indebted 10 Messrs Black Of Edinburg for Of
the pleasanes books which have issued the
sent The book model for Of such nature
Full Of gossping and most graphic notices Of Aud Reeke
Of The commencement Of the present number.
ILLUSTRATED LONDON wwws.
The book exceedingly readable and entertaining; rich
pleasant anecdoe and lively gossip.
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,en You Feel Peculiar Pain. At this

in the head with some confusion Of IDEAS, having been
dofn bear II but swallow al once four SIX egh, OF
DRETH'S pills Your life VIII be saved and your
soon re established by his course During hot weather
srcuons OF the bowels often scaniy before attack
sniery, especially. Now - the time for action.
. put into the stomach what cannot digest Above
rgc out The had humors and thus remove he cause
II. few doses OF Brandreth's pills VIII remove al
~ ad s s sS 20 s s ~ n
lion Of the liver, Of other organs Larger doses for
period VIII then become necessary, and much need
bacon wisely asserted" Mans body. ~ all things IN
Il j. most susceptible o. remedy That J. true for All
s have their origin In impure state Of the blood, and
/ he blood fluid and perfectly pure.
[%sI1IEsr rryns or rnE isLAsD of q. THOMAS CURED
~ BRASDRrIu. TIL.y. 49, ,s,.
/ PrSJ BrAxparrH,-p Dear sr-Tt seems 70 meso be a
d say that when was United states Consul At =, Tho.
h. with the fever peculiar to that island the doctor
ss and was very great danger Of dying from that
snsI,y n drinks seemed 70 relieve II was considered
greet danger, and felt that my hold Of life was really
ls a. once took eight Their effect was surprising.
eemed 10 be actuated by intelligence could feel them
n se boy VA. aroused 70 sc,on NJ Continued % use
klaly until bad taken two boxes containing twenty
when was s . my Ssa. ,h nsa IN
Lfeth pills were the best medicine he bad ever known;
entirely relied upon them when be Or bic family were
d you had been the means BY introducing them, Of
) many valuable lives-a sentiment in which concur
ordially desire. nv dear doctor You deem the
any service, you win no, be AFRAID 70 publish H.
cHIEirs N. DrIavA~. late United states Consul
for The Island of ST Thomas, West Indies.
la g cents per box, ai the principal Office. ~ Canal
and Al Husscn street; also, BY Mrs. Hayes, lis Fnl.
Ed brooklyn r. u Horsman, ia south sirh street,
respectable druggists and medicine vendors in the
(,oS.-a pins purporslng to be Brandreths pns with
yslp rnadw avf the side label commercials.
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America on his Travels

iMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS, OF FriGay, VIII CON
series Of letters from a YOUNG AMERICAN, travel
rough India Egypt Syria, Asia Minor, and the Crmea
escrptivc scenes at Madras Alden, Alexandria, CAIRO
'Consianinope and other places. with running his
!. he country and comments hereon-the most interest.
'e,ches published for years fhe American Weekly
will also contain notices Of all matters Of Interest In
", State country-moral, political. theological and
al-making The best general newspaper IN The coun-
Published every Friday morning Al th. northwest cor
FULTON and Nassau streets, New York. Price only 81
and furnished agents for 81 90 per hundred. Terms
For sale the office, northwest corner Of Fulton and
streets and BY the news agents generally. Adver.
ants inserted 10 the American Weekly Press Tor hfy
linz
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On Wednesday evening, ed inst, by the Rev. A. II.
Robinson, Mr. wnIIAM r. BALDWIN 20 Miss HARErT L.
0nvBR all Of this city.
Newark, N. j., and New haven, Conn, papers please
copy.
on Thursday July 3, by the Rev Father Farrell Capt
BERNARD W. WARD to CLARA /. Collins, all OF Brooklyn
On Tuesday, ed inst by the Rev. d. Dunbar, RICHARD
B. LEWIS, Esq., TO MANY AvGusTA daughter Of the late
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Jersey City News.

f; DTTAsTsfST.-Ihe Common Council, at its last
ag, received a communication from = A. French,
Cng.neer Of Ire Fire Department. asking that Com
Of Aldermen be appointed 10 confer with a com
Of offcers Of the Fire Department, for the purpose
4 ng Up an ordinance for The better government OF
re Department The Committee on Fire and Water
Instructed 10 attend 70 ttal duty.
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low stage Of The waters o. the

rrEKs TRAyEL.-The low stage Of The waters Of the
has etiectuay prevented the boats reaching Louis
for several weeks, and turned the tide Of New Or
and other Southern travel on 70 the Illinois Central
at Cairo. We see by Western paper that passen-
who eft New Orleans on Monday evening, arrived
turday at Cnicsgo-irom Chicago they reach Niagara
or Buffalo in eighteen hours, and New York in
zen more making this wonderful change from the
al heat 10 the cool breezes Of the North, Saratoga
Is, srarcn, &c, inside of seven days
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he eight In preserving them harmless against cona
grafton The superlave heat Of these Taking
b& oIssn Of WISDOM we never meet beneath
the beautiful hats made by KNOX the halter, of
No 2l2 broadway but believe him 10 a brain,
his brains harmless against the
MI la.irl le,iua slln
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ono Of FORD SCOTS venlating cassimeres, or
their light gen;ee straw hats he would have been safe
son should be withou, one this weather. Remember,
kore the lower corner ~ Rroadw ay and Fulton street
FORD A SCOTT, successors 10 White.
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called Carbs, q mixed breed OF Indians ana
oes, WHO are industrious and hardwoSkng.
J. found here Mr.. Hitchcock, the artist VINO
. The detgLs for Mr.. Squiers work. and Mr.. Baker-
with Their famllies-who had CONS WIN the lnten
Of permanently settling in the country. several
~ Americans had also just arrvef, besides the al
fed guard OF large company Vi einigrants irom
lei wecried with his long land travel Of about thou
miles from San Juan del Norte 10 Omoa, Or. Tucker
took 10 The sea AMI finding small Spanish b gan
up for Havana, via Trux.llo, Ruatan and Bonacca,
CABIN passage therein, and left Omoa on the evening
be day o ms arrival. After six oays' passage he ar
n at Truxllo without further adventure. The dis.
Of IruNilio II one II the largest IN Honduras ana
lars population Of six thousand souls The city Of
Las about two thousand iGhab .ants,
|cipcly Cafibs, and 10 delightfully."- situated on
eide q lhill, and siopng towards the sea-
HE distance can be seen Ruaan and Bonacca.
remains Of once powcrie castle, fort and bar
Is stanG upon an eminence above The clty, ont are
10 rams, and guarded by twenty native soldiers.
|cumpany Of iwentynv Americans, from l.ncis and
pan lad recently arrived at Truxl.io, and departed
he gold fields OF 0laDcho OLtcr smaller companies
individuals had also arrived, and len for the interior
aIine into thu rerued richness OF toe country. The
mentioned company, although possessing passports,
+, however eqaired TO denver up Their arms before
|eedng into the interior These were after wards re-
led 70 them upon their declaring their intention TO
me C..izeus The utmost Jealousy of Immigrants was
fes.ed by the officials Of the tuareioa government
ugh the large majority Of the people were said TO be
dy 10 tie Americans and IN avor of inviting immi-
on and iGfiherlLg The devtiopement OF Inc mineral
agricultural resources OF the country.
ter celebrating, with the few American residents at
NO. and The shadow OF the stars ana stripes
aiioEa anniversary Of the 4th of July, Dr. Tucker
nbaTked il the origaDtine Sempron.ana, and made
ina about Elk days. Thence he took the Quaker
on the l7tn INST, and returned % New York
Tucker, earn, viii 1t once proceed to Washing
make report 10 the Secretary Of state Of the CIR
stances attending his attempt 70 open commercial
ions with these people CT worse than Chinese exclu
less and to leave in the hands Of the Secretary OF
the further solution Of the Central American ques
Ie following is copy Of note sent TO Mr. Tucker by
american citizen imprisoned IN Honduras
JUNE IA. 1855.
y. c. TUCKER
LR SRI wish, as an American citizen, TO place in
knowledge that for more than two months, in the
OF Honduras, have been a prisoner and do not
the cause. request you 10 make known to my
rymen these facts, and more particularly 10 my
lie. Yours truly,
ALERT C. WELLS. Detroit uich.
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rassed and debitaed BY complaints peculiar 10 The
i,a,ion ARE uniformly relieved by HoLLOwAY,S pills
stera spasm, hot fushes, s'cs heafaehe PATHS IA lie
"a loips. her are safs and rsnabe remedy.
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Reauty.-The Women or Eastern Countries

famous the world Of their skin and
The loneliness OF their complexion Much OF this they owe TO
The means they take preserve and heghen its beauty
For this purpose preparation universally pre-
vails-the far famed Kallson Orient waer-sometmes
termed in significant Eastern language the bath OF beauty
gives the skin that peculiar soEess texture 50 greatly ad
mred and that beautiful mid glow which art can initiate
We understand that being taken TO place the
kalson abundany in the American market being found
peculiarly adapted 10 relieve the effects OF chang
clmae-the harsh winds and the hot sunhe severe cold
by sCHIEFFEItN BROTHERS 4 CO, and A. b. d d.
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\ HUNTER would give notice that during the ho,
Of summer no patients viii be received aer ~ n ~
Persons requiring examination OF the lungs should, "
lie, select the morning. 49,.
i BROADWAY, NEw YORK., July II, 1855.
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sbe way machines secured the favor Of the public
The highest premiums medals have been awarded them
abroad Thousands using them every
YieGy Of work satisfaction Let all who
have any interest the Subject call and examine The
chimes will coureousy exhibited whether they do do
wish TO purchase l. NJ. SINGER L CO, 323 Broadway
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HI have at last The promised ier dscove
ry VIII be introduced soon 10 The world OF art by HOLMES
the machine picture maker 80 broadway who has been IA
yord 10 see some OF tie original specimens IN the city
Look out for sensation.
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klm ~ Thousand Flowers. Fan de Co.
cosmetques French and English tooth nail and hair
Ia in great variety; Laws Cleaver's honey soaps
! " NIGER Co, family chemias 500 Broadway
,ssors 10 r. T. 0reen)
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the Gouty and Dyspeptic.-Just Re-
by steamer Brockedons celebrated compressed BIZ
ate potash and bcerbonate coda lozenges For sale BY
A MfLHAU, 1s3 Broadway
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4 at ~ shilings slippers ties toilet slips lace boots
dia rubber shoes &C, with boys, misses and childrens
and shoes o. All kinds and prices patronze j. b. MII
\ Co, l34 Canal street
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Portraits, or the Natural Coiors. by Profcs-

tsenents in the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS should send
them tofty the Office northwest corner OF and
Nassau streets. Price hy line The paper Of
The best channels for advertising in the country
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Whiskers and M0ustaches Forced 10 Grow
six weeks by my onguent which will inure
the 81 bottle any part Of the country. r. @.
GRAHAM 5001a Broadway; Briggs 81 State street. Albany
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Pianos and Melode0ns.-The Horace Waters
modern improved pianos and meodeons be found at
1873 Broadway Pianos rent and rert allowed purchases
sale monthly payments second hand pianos from $0 70
tl<0 melodeons from $40 TO fls5.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A FRENCHMAN, CLOTH FOLDER AND SILK
~ dresser wishes situation in store. Apply at Mr.
sabae's, u Reade
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Of the facts OF this destined to become Of
household gods and the commencement of woman mil
lenum cannot far distant Long OF toll and suffering
have nearly satisfied the curse" and he farer
of will enter upon their reward. GROVER
BAKERS family sewing machine now justly admit
ted be unrvaled for family sewing should be examined by
all who would promote the health and happiness Of their
and daughters These machines may be found at 1876 Broad
way New York; 10 Summer street. Boston; l6l Chestnut
street. Philadelphia and i3 Fourth street. St. LOUIS where all
ar invited examine themselves.
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,panni an eternal perfume, from the Holy City; mos
edrat 6c., Ac GEO y. NIGER co, pharmaoeu
70 broadway. Successors 20 T. r. Green)
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The Catarrh Doctor, g. Howard Marshall,
whose wonderful, again the ~ Nicholas
Hotel New York, for few days only, room 2s2 Hours,
10 2 y. NJ. Consultations free
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TT YOU WISH GOOD NEWSPAPER
j Take the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
II you wish 10 see the city news
Take the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
II yen wish TO read the political news
Take the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
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Take the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
If you wish your business known
Advertise in the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
III you wish 10 increase your business
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II you wish 10 dispose OF your goods and wares
Advertise in the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS
The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS Is published every
Friday at 81 year. and furnished agents 81 per
ared Advertisements will be inserted nifty cents line
Uce northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets New
YORK where all orders be addressed The AMERICAN
WEEKLY PRESS sold at the Office and by the agents
BURNING ON LAKE ERIE.-THE NEW YORK LED
ID GER for August which is this (Fyiday) morning
contains large and splendid illustration of the nBurnng Of
the Northern Indiana on Lake Fries" also a large and
graphic illustration Of the slaughter of the Children the
North Pennsy vania Railroad' also commencement
new story The Mystic Bride BY sylvanus Cobb Jr also
the other attractions for which the Ledger pre-
Now ready and for sale everywhere Price only cents
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siye De La Rues fine wedding envelopes silver door plates
extra heavy silver seals and presses EVERDELL, 302
Broadway corner of Duane street; established 1870
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Druggist's Fancy Goods Exclusively.-
Brushes combs soaps extracts pomades Paris
fes except drugs, imported and sold wholesale by RU-
fCS X. McuARG h CO., 50 Nassau street.
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Defiance SalamAnder snfes.-RObert M.
PATRICK the sole manufacturer in the United states Of
the above celebrated safes powder proof defiance
locks and bars Depot ls2 Pearl street. door below
Maiden lane,
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TusT THE BOOK TO SELL IN CARS AND STEAM
81 bcsts-sNrCEFp'S LIFE OF FREMONT. inst rnb-
lshed. hy MILLER, ORION sULIsioAF, - Para roy,
Eev York.
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Cristad0ro-s Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupees
sxcte admiration among all connosseurs in suit Of
elegant private apartments for supplying his nitable dye
DE only reliable article Of the kind exan Wholesale
AL 8, CRIsTADOROs, No. Aston House. Copy the ad
Nes
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NOv's the Time
Nows the time 10 dus. the places
Haunted by the insect races
With u. LYONS powder, glorious,
Over insect pests victorious;
And 10 spread HIS pills enticing
Near the holes that let the mice in
Depot for Lyons magnetic powder and pills for insects ra
and mice 24 Broadway, New York. and No South Eighu
street, Philadelphia,
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~ NEW YORK LEDGER, which is ont this friday morn.
ing has article By Fanny Fern IN which she tells All about
her adventures 10 the United States Court shs had
swear what she had 70 kiss and All the other parcu
lars Lawyers will find this Fern Leaf peculiarly adapted
tickle their pslses while the OF mankind viii also derive
much instruction and consolation from H.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees
re tuperor 70 all others Their new improvements
terfec comfort 10 the natural and ability
4A nnrkled and only harmless hair applied twelve
,Yfvase rooms, at BAJCHELoR's 2s3 Broadway.
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For Sale-2,5O Acres Choice Illinois Land,
desraby located two important railroads
titles suit purchasers, and terms Inquire at -
.Iahn
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fTEETH-MosT BEAUTIFUL. ARE INSERTED. FROM
one 70 full set the best Manner with on without ex
racine the roots ~ DR.. NAPOLEON rHETERRE, ders>.
Teeth extracted without pain Terms very moderate % as
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN BY MEANS
Of Aberumhing application 70 the gums By \. WfrsON,
dentist Bond street This application gerfecsy harm.
less IN h enect simply arreeng he circulation Of biood
around he tooth 70 be esrace Coz about haha minute during
which TIME she sense Of feeling 10 The pasN esspeste1
References furnished
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MATRMoN1AL.-I WILL, UPON THE RECEIPT q,
L twenty Eve cents send 70 any person fun delin eso
o. ne character by their handwriting address sufcen
hddress with return postage Nile Emile vlese, Brosdwa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-04-16
GAry CRY AND VALLEY WING OrYIcE,
keokuk April l5 1855


Weather fine Road drsi-rate, and rivers like
wise. The Mississippi Is rising, with over 81 feet
on the Rapids. The Dies Moines was still rising at
last accounts, and, but for the heozauqoa dam and
Croton lock, an immense business would be done.
The Alice leaves this evening for the Fort, with
large load, and we learn thst Judge Mckay is deter
mined that she shall e. up. Our business men seem
TO think the Commissioner will succeed. We hope
he will.
The spring trade in city is in full blast, and
bids far to far exceed any previous season large
number of boats have arrived within few days
and our merchants now prepared with nearly
full stocks Every body il crowded with business
TIN Levee is covered with pods, produce and plum
der, coming and gong. Teams fiji our streets from
the Packet Depot 10 Mechanics Block sidewalks
covered with boxes crates, ba.es, BE-. filed
and customer. from the interior coming in with
rush. As consequences, the money market is let
ting up though il il still rather too tight for
fort.
Freight unchanged. Prices Of leaiing articles IS
below.
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Special N0fice.

"NRvER SAY Dye to PER- on whose hair has be-
come gray premnturely, unless You sure If advs
ing the OF something which will rem sdy the mat
ter. Dying the hair with ordinary articles is, at
best but temporary affair, and the shade produced
is any thing but that with which nature aiorns the
human hair. The 'fISinirABLE HAIR CoLoRlSo' and
Restorative of C. Hsmsireet Co., docs no; act as
dye it stimulates the natural sccreions al the roots
of the hair, by giving life and tone the small
vessels which secrete the natural coorns and thus
gives them life and strength. Itdoes not stain the
skin and may be used freely water and with az
much safety The article is composed of oil and
stimulating spirits aiInrding agreeable hair wash
and is an excellent substitute for oil OF pomltum.
The peculiar properties Of this preparation render
it entirely different from any thing in for
the hair
The color of the hair when restored, is exactly the
shade it before it. turned gray and the singular
phenomena attending It's not only curious but
easily observed. As the bulbs at the roots of each
hair affected by the remedial agents, the COM
mencement Of the change may be noticed; the bulbs
grow dark, and in n short time the hair from tn"
outward begins to turn in shade, and So con
tinues to do until the desired chang is Ell .cted
the hair possesses the glossy appearance and shade of
youth This may strange, but no ''moie strange
than true The article has been extensively imitat
and persons should be particular to Of my
agents. The genuine has the signature OF the late
firm and the present proprietor across the top of each
bottle. " Il. HAGAN,
Surviving partner, and successor to c. Heimstreet
Co. sole proprietor, Troy, New York For sale by
s. HEIMSTREET, Union Block