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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-04
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

DREPARED from prescription Of SirJames Clarke
NJ. d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen. This
invaluable Medicine is unfaiingn the of all those
painfuland dangerous Diseases incident the female
constitution.
moderates all excess, all distractions and
brings on the monthly period with regularity. Thes-
pills should be used two three weeks previous to con
6nemsnt; they fortify the constitutions and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety TO herself and child.
TAsss Pills shOaId be taken byfemaIss during III
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as tAey are
sure to bring searriGgs bat any other time tAsy
are safe.
In all cases of Nervousand Spinal Affections pain in
the Back and Limbs, Heayness Fatigue on Slight Exer
tiou Palpitaon OF the Heart, Lowness IF Spirits Hy-s
tericks Sick Headache, Whites and he painful dis
eases oceasoned by disordered system these Pills viii
effect when all other have failed and al
Thoughts powerful remedy, do not contain rom caloe
mel, antirnony, or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
n the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for this country.
I. o. BALDWIN & CO.,
Rochest r N. Y.
FUTILE q MOSES, Auburn. n. Y, General Agents
N. B. 81 and 6 postage stamps enclosed to anys1
thorzed Agent, willnsure bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by W. W. Roberts& Co
Indianapolis. and Druggists generally.
January ist l856.-d&w1y.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PuILADELruA, Nov. 90.
Tho -four market Is duu and superne brands are OF.
fered al So 62kBS6 40. without finding buyers sale,
Of 1000 barrels family at 81 Gs and 25n barrels
fancy brand Sc Tho demand for tho supply o the
home trade Is limited ut 80 1908 Is for common 10
fancy brands.
Rye -four Is scarce and wanted tS4 so.
Corn meal Is duh al 50 % for Pennsy lyania.
A moderate inquiry for wheat, prices arc barely
maintained; sales OF 5000 bushels at ~ S2fot for
fair prime Southern aud Ponnsy rod aud 81 co
Dl 6J for good aud prime white
Rye Is In steady demand sales Of 1000 bush new
Pennsylvania at soc, and a lot sold al soc.
Corn Is In actlve request aud ono cent per bushei
dearcr sales Of 00O bushels good Southern yellow at
CSC aaOal, and 600 bush. white al &c.
Oats duh at IS Gtfc for primo Delaware. Several
cargocs are going intostorc.
Clover See Is scarce and wanted salel oi9lO prime
NJ a. 50 per Ia pounds
Whisky Is nrmer and better; sales OF both brs and
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
NO FAMILY

Can afford to be without the Mustang Linimentin their
house. The many. accidents we are liable to, may
render necessary any moment and nothing is capable
OF perfQrming such a certain cure. (EKtrsct'D " In
lining the kettle from fire it caught and scalded my
hands AMI penon very seyerely-one hand almost to a
crisp. The torture was unbearsbe. 1t was an aw-
frl Sight.
= The Mustang Liniment appeared TO extract the
pain almost Immediately Il healed rapidly and left
scar Of account. CHAs. FOSTER, 42O Sr'ad Street
Philadelphia" It's truya wonderful article. IL will
cure any ofSwelling Burns, Stiff Joints, ErupOns
or Rheumatism. For horses it should never be dis
pensed with. One Dollars worth OF Mustang ha, fire.
quentIy saved valuable horse. II cures Calls,
Sprains, Ringbone, SPAWN and Founders. Beware Of
limitations. Sold in all parts o7tbe hsbilable globe.
BARNES & PARK,
Propnetors, New York.
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A LOT WANTED.-Some friends of ours up
country who want to establish large Distil-
lery in this city, wish to purchase lot Of
ground containing about FIVE acres. Any per-
son having such piece Of ground located
near the river or creek will probably find a
good customer by calling upon the editor Of
this paper and leaving a description Of the
property, price, terms. sc. There is no good
reason why VIC should not make our own
whisky here. 1t is the best point in the
West on account Of grain and coal, to estab-
hsh an extensive Whisky Mill with FIGURING
Mill attached. -Euansvine Enq.
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The Election of Fremont to the o. s.
Senate.


The proposition to elect Col. Fremont to
the q. s. Senate, by the New York Legisla-
ture, is thus CO oily disposed of by the n. Y
Tribune
We have received from respected cores
pendent letter intended for publication, ad-
vocating the election of Col. Fremont as
United States Senator from this State. We
also observe that the same thing is recon-
mended in one or two Republican news
papers. No doubt Col. Fremont would do
credit to the Empire State in that capacity;
but as he Is not citizen of New York, the
project Is impracticable. If he is elected to
the Senate at all, it must be BIZ California, to
which State he belongs.
That is sending the explorer back to Cali
fornia little quicker than any mule express
ever yet organized could possibly carry him.
The Tribune and the political interest which
it represents would, of course, be the last to
permit Fremont to represent New York in
the U. s. Senate. There are insuperable OBJ
jections to an event Of that kind, which the
Tribune, from motives of policy, does not
choose to state.
The prstense that if he is elected to the
Senate at all, it must be by California, in
which State he belongs, is all CANNON.
All that the law requires is, that be shall
be thirty years of age, a citizen of the United
States, and an inba6itant of the State elscting
him Senator. That Mr.. Fremont is an
inha5itant of New York, and has been
for many months, is fact beyond dis
pute. If he is not citizen also of the EN-
pire State,D he must be troubled with a NOR
al obliquity rather uncommon to that clsss of
our people from whom we are accustomed to
select our Presidents.
We have the authority of the N. Y. News
for stating that John G. Fremont voted in
the Fifteenth Ward of New YORK city, at the
late election. Such an act, ss the News well
remarks, if the Tribune is right in its asser-
ton, subjects one to fine and imprisonment,
and it may become question whether FIRE.
mont goshll to Sing Sing or the o. 8. Sem
ate
As inrgnlhcant as the question Oh Fremonps
citizenship may be Of itself, taken as s reason
for the prompt and decisive manner in which
he is laid on the shelf by Greeley, it looms up
into magnificent proportions. 1t then becomes
q meal tub in which there is more cat than
meal.
Col Fremont was frequently mot at home
70 some of his friends, before the election.
and others of his friends are mot at home"
to him, now. So goes the world.
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RHODES FEVER AND AGUE


FOR the Prevention and Cure ofINTER-
MITTENT and REMIrTENT FEvERs, FEVER
and AGUE, CHILLs and FEVER, DUMB
AGUE, GENERAL DEBILITY, NIGHT
SwEATs, and all other forms of disease
which have common origin in Malaria
or Misasma.
This $ a NATURAL ANTIDOTE, which will entirely
protect any resident traveller In the most sick
iy swampy localities, from any Ague Bilious dis
whatever AIRY injury from constantly innaling
Malaria or Niasma.
Ii wiIl instantly check the Ague in persons who have
suffered from any length of time, from day to
twenty years. that they need to have another
chill by continuing In according to directions The
patient at once begins to recover appetite and
strength, and continues until permanent and radical
effected.
some may require Directions printed IN German,
French and Spanish, ACCOMPANY each bottle Price
One Dollar. Liberal discounts made to ths trade.
JAMES "A. RHODES, Providence, B. I.
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0TCol. John Slaughter OF Madison Town.
ship sold two hogs Of his own feeding the
other day that averaged three hundred and
twenty one pounds, gross. We challenge
the State TO beat them. Ho has two hundred
for next year, which he will sell on the first
day Of December 1867, and pledge himself
that theywill average. a. much.-Aartins-
vile xnitor.
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Gov. Causey, Of Delaware, has appointed
Joseph P. Comegys, Of Dover. to gil the va
cancy In the u. s. Senate, occasioned by the
death Of John M. Clayton.
Mr.. Comegys was formerly an old line
Wing, nearly related to Senator Clayton, and
one Of his most devoted and unwavering sup
portsn.
He will be superseded OF course, when tho
new Legislature meets, which is almost unan'
imously Democratic.
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KID GLOVE CLEANER.

A N Important Discovery 10 the Boonomlsl- Some.
"A thing entirely Nowl jest Imported
"JoUVkN's NOTORIOUS PREPARATION"
for Instantly cleansing KID GLOVES without the slightest
Smell. Hub small portion the glove aud the din
Instantly disappears-can be worn Immediately aner
wards. One bottle Il warranted n clean hny palm Of
Gloves Price 90 cents. Try II before buying All
The Agent. presented with open BEETLE 70 prove
s operation. Agsn ssre coming money by the unpre.
csdented demand. More wanted
CONTENT, NEAkY q co., Wholesale Store,
jslsdwiyn a. Ne. 90 Bsosdwss, Ell.
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CANAL. TRUsTEE-The State Sentinel an
nounces Joseph Ristine, Esq, Of Covington,
as candidate for Canal Trustee. In all our
acquaintance in the State, we know Of no
better Democrat, or one better qualified for
the position named. Mr.. Ristine is favor
ite Of the Democracy upon the Wabash. and
generally Of all who know him-a practical
common sense business man, true to his
friends, 10 his party, and 10 whatever inter.
ests may be confded to his keeping.-Laf
american.
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HAUTE AND ST.. LOUIS R. R--The order of
the day now with travellers, in this fast age,
is to adopt the shortest and quickest route.
The amount of travel now between Louis
vile and st. Louis is great and is constantly
increasing. The popular route is, via Terre
Haute, st. Louis and Alton r. r. By this
route two hours time, twenty-five miles
and one change Of cars is saved over any other
route.-Lou Courier
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Fremont over Fillmore.--.-.4250 600
Buchanan's plurality over Fremont is 10O,-
600 more than Fremonrs plurality over Fill
more.
Fremont lacks about ], 1875, 900 of a ma
jority of the whole. Buchanan lacks about
325,000 Of q majority of the whole.
In all the non-slaveholding States, taken
together, Fremont is in a minority of more
than 100000. His vote, however, exceeds
Buchanan's in said States, about 10000
Fremontism, otherwise called Black Re-
publicanism, is predominant only in New
England and little strip Of country settled
chiefly by New Englandsrs, on the borders of
Canada and the lakes. The Southern part of
the Empire State is strongly Democratic.
Except the Western Reserve, settled by Con-
necticut people, and for long time called
New Connecticut. Ohio is Democratic. The
Southern half of Indiana and Illinois is
strongly Democratic. 1t may be as well,
therefore, for the Black Republicans to un-
derstand, that when they divide the Union,
they will not be permitted to divide on Ma
son and Dixon's line, but must leave to the
southwark of the dividing line, one-third of
the population of the Empire State, the whole
of New Jersey and Pennsylvania, two thirds
of Ohio and Indiana, and one-half Of Illinois.
The seeding strip might then very properly
be annexed to Canada, where it can quarter
its stolen negroes, and bend the knee to the
Duchess of Sutherland--N Y. Jour. Com.
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AFFLICTED 13 YEARS AND CURED
IN ONE WEEK

Read the letter from Rev. James Temple:
PHILAOELPHA, June 9th. 1856.
PRor DrGRATH 81 have been afflicted thirteen wears
with Neuralgia and other painful omplains, and have
beer unable TO ST. cp sounjly walk any distance for
many years past. Last week | got a bottle OF your
sElectrc On' The first night slept soundy and well,
aid to day am like a Nv wife could not be-
leve her eyes. Your Electric Oil has done in week,
what the physicians Ph:ladepha failed do in thir
teen years.
Gratefully, yours, Rev. JAMES TRIPLE,
$40 South street.
DEAFNESS CURED-New Haven, May 18th, le55-Prof.
Dersth My brother has been deaf three years AZ
ter trying many things he used your Oil a few mes and
IL cured him entirely.
CLITTos z. SCRANTON and SOTO others.
For sale by r. BROWNING, Indianapolis, Ind.
December 3, 1856 d&wlm
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JAMES Il. Chiffon, NJ. D.,
EVIDENCE OF MERIT.

LEwIsBURG, Union Co, Pa, May 1855.
Mr.. J. A. RHODES Dear Sir, The box OF medicines
you sent me was duly received on the 18th April
have sold about half OF il, and Tar the people
who have used satisfied that IL has cured them Ii
has certainly stopped the Ague In every who has
used II. and six OF the were Of long Standing My
sister who has hal for i've six back and could
never get it stopped except By Qunine and that only
rs long she would take it, is L think, entirely
cured by your remedy. G. X. MCKINLEY"
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ITO LIQUOR DEALERS WHOLESALE GRO
Il GERS, Druggists, Photographers, Ambrofypers,
Pyrotechnsts, Glass Manufacturers, and ArtzAns in
general
Best Cognac Oil to produce high favored Brandy
with pure sptrts: also the navorngs for every kind
Liquor and the OF Jamaica and D Croix Rum,
Holland and English Gin; Apple, Peach and Cherry
Brandy; Monongahela, Bourb irish and Scotch Whs-
Ky; Port Wine aud Madeira Vines Coioring Bran
dy and Port Wine. Chemicals all the arts; metals.
such as Platina, Bismuth, Cadmium bestos, Mang-
snese Vienna Lime Gula Percha Bottles and Dippers,
Cyanide, Potassium; Essential Oils Lemon, Bergs-
mot, Lavender Cloves, Juniper, Caraway, Rose.
Orange, Vanilla, Insect Powder and Fly Paper.
For sale on the mCsi moderate terms, by
DR.. FeUCH tWANGsk, chemist,
sept30-dSwiw-R itS Maiden Lane, New Yo's.
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POTICHOMANIE.

T'HE NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ART OF oRNA-
menting the simplest glass vessel TO resemble the
finest Painted China, iitbe ofthe cost. screatng an
excitement. Ladies' and Gentlemen alike
fascinated with the delightful occupation obaste and
elegant for chiid-en and Schools,
aging for grace m design aud harmony In the
rnnTement eolors. The whole Ar be perfectly
acquired Ia half an hour Book Of Instruction sepa.
raiely OIL. Boxes containing two Vases, Book, and
every Article requires IS, sont by Express.
CoNrkNT, NEARY N CO., Wholesale Store,
aug23-dG an 500 Broadway, N. Y.
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YOUR HAIR Is FALLING OFF, it can be p

IF YOUR HAIR Is FALLING OFF, it can be pre-
J. vented and preserved in a healthy and luxurisn;
growth, by the use OF BALLAR D'S n AIR FASTENER,
price 25 cents, so cents and sl,-eef nily perfumed.
IF YOUR HAIa Is GRAY, there is nothing equal
TO BALIARDS HAIR DYE. IL makes any shade
from brown to the most superb black without staining
or inuriRg the hair the skin Ii these peer
less qualities it received the premium at the Worlds
Fair and the endorsement OF those eminent chemists
Drs. Chiffon and Torrey.
Manufactured sold and applied at 4ss and 500 Broad
way, New York. sept3O-d&w1s- r
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Nav YoRx, Nov. %.
Wheat has a declining tendency. sales OF 600
bush. ai 81 1901 70 for white, aud 81 52al 50 for
red.
Tom ts declining. Sales OF al coo bush.
Whisky Il lrm with moderate sales.
Molasses has an upward tendency. Sales Of Musea.
ado a ESQ
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BALLARD's NEW HAIR DYE

Iwould seem as II Ballard had found cut the chem
lie tuents fthe natural coloring principle OF the
hair. Cer'anly the rich and pstrous browns or black
impaired BY his Hair Dye are not surpassed Dy the v
ing hnes they perfectly initiate. His preparation
unquestonably deserved the premium II obtained at
the Worlds Fair, and the formal approval II has re-
ceived frem the most eminent chemists of the United
Statos. nov6 Imd&w ".
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Bryant's Mercantile Institute !

UF
THE object OF this institution its imports, lie
l. to afford toyoung gentlemen and ladies an oppor-
tunty of becoming thoroughly qualified for the Count
ing room and general business pursuits of life the
most scientific principles.
BY frstteaching each and every pupil TO write bold
legble hand 2ndly by teaching the science OF Book
Keeping by double and single entry practically APP
piled to every department OF business, together with
Lectures the Laws and Customs of Trade, and the
Science of Accounts. n.
Terms Of full course (ofe 10 weeks e23 DC
Terms for partial course, embracing the practical
partof Book Keeping and business Penmanshp Is Ot
Terms for full course in LADIES' Department ID OC
Which must be prepaid or secured.
IPN. Il. Country papers copying this card for one
year and sending their paper to the Institute, will
ceive Card OF Admission 10 the full course.
UPForfurther particulars, see circulars.
Nov27-wtf T. J. BRYANT, Principal.
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CLIREHUGH,S

w G.S A n d II g u p E r 81.
yITITH his newly invented transparent, skin seams,
w and other late improvements render them du-
raby, comfort and ghtness, superior TO all olhers
They measured and made scc attic principles.
warranted SHRINK and trial will prove how they
excel heavy, clumsy, ilditing articles Non-residens
will receive on application, his system OF measuring
which never fails 10 secure perfect ct.
CLIREHuGH's only genuine Tricopherous and Liquid
Hair Dye, for sale everyvhere I62 FULToN-ST.,
NEW YORK. lsept3O-lyd&w-R
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MRS. s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR
RESTORER.
Rev. NJ. Thacher 100 years ct age,) Pitcher, Che
mango County, New York - My hair Is now restored
70 its natural color and ceases 70 fall"
Rev. VIM. Gutter. I'D. Mothers Magazine NY. "My
hair is changed 10 its natural color and growing
0ssd spot &c"
Rev. B P. Stone, d. d., Concord, n. q. any
hair which was gray, is now restored to its natural
color, czc.n
Rev. ID. Clendenin, Chicago. H., " can add my
testimony, and recommend IL 10 my friends"
Rev. D. T. VI God, Middletown. N. Y. Ny own
hair has greatly thckened and also that Of one OF m
family, who was becoming bald, d<c."
Rev. J. p. Tustin, Charleston, S. C.. " The white
hair is becoming obviated, and hair forming &c
Rev. a. Frink, Silver Greek, Ny. sgthas produced
a good effect on my hair, and can and have recon-
Taended it,"
Rev. Jos. Mckee, Pastor Of the West d. r. Church,
n. Y. recommends il.
Rev. ID. Morris, Cross River, y. ", also, and
Mrs Rev. II. A. Pratt, Hamden, n. Y.
ght swell this list, but If the above fails 10 con-
vince-fRYlli Sold by all the principal merchants
in the United States Cuba aud Canada Wholesale and
Retail depot, No. 355 Broomc Street, New York
Some dealers try 10 sell articles instead Of this on
which they can make more prof IL so. write to depot
Tor circular and information. nov6-1m-d6w-R.
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PALMERS' VEGETABLE COSMETIC
LOTION

What happy thoughts does this call forth in the
minds of the thousands that acquainted wi h its
effects, or have experen ed its wonderful efficacy In
the Of every kind of disease OF the skin-wheher
the face hands other parts Of the body. II
POUNDS the Doctors, surprises everybody and Ie ices
the hearts Of all those that stand in need and win make
use of its great virtues Have you pimples your
face, rub them with linen cloth dampeded with the
liquid once or twice day, and hey will quickly dis
appear Have you letter on your hands, single APP
pcaton viii stop the burning and itching, which is so
tormenting, and your hands will he ing in
single day. such Is likewise it's happy effect In the
cure ofevery kind ofcaaneous disease.
Price so cents, for six bolt es 81 so.
soLoN PALMER, Proprietor.
SO West Fourth ST., Cincinnati Ohio.
NTFor sale by druggists generally.
wi
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STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY, 80
STEPHEN W. G. PALMER, In the Circuit Court Of Ma
VS.. rion County, in tine State
SUSAN PALMER. } OF Indiana.
APRIL TERM, A. ID. 1857.
DE 1T KNOWN, that on this 7th day of November,
I'D In the year 1856, the abOve-named plaintiff by his
attorneys fled in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Marion
Circuit Court, his complaint against said defendas {, I'm
the above entitled cause together with affidavit OF
competent person that said defendant Susan Palmer,
Is not r. sident OF the state Of Indiana.
Said defendant is, therefore, hereby notified of the
fling and tendency Of said complaint against her. and
thai unless she appear ana answer or demur tnere0
the calling Of said the second day Of the
term said Court. TO be held al the Court House, in
the city indianapolis, the fourth Monday In April
1857 said complaint, and the matters AID things therein
contaned and alleged, will be heard and deiermin-
ed In her absence. WIN. STEWART, Clerk.
BY JNo. COHEN. Deputy.
DuMosr d< ToRBrT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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s.Inn kEM AKn..

DANAwAy. ON THE THIRlKESTH OF sFP1s.
IN last from ths subycrbef lyiig near bcvivyvine,
Brechnhdge county, ky. q MICRO BOY. 81 the
nsms OF zsckss-.bout ~ OF IS ycsrr OF az. ssry
black guns dark color weighs about 0D poands
medium hegbI inclinsd 70 be round bodied round
sheuldercd; one arm hAs ben broken, which can b
easily s.certAined b. exauainArion.
IA a Boy ssiHst seen IA Indiana. and have gooc
reason bellefe be I oithef IN Indiana Ohio.
PKYToS J. HEspERsoS.
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A GOOD STOCK OF

A GOOD STOCK OF
BLEAcEED AND: BROWN MUsLiNs,
TICKINGS,
CHECK AND
SHIFTING STRIPES,
PRINTS,
GINGHAMS AND
DELAINES,
FRENCH MERINOES,
ENGLISH MERIN0ES,
RICH DRESS SILKS,
EMBROIDERIES,
MERIN0 UNDERSHIRTS,
LADIES do. VESTS.
TABLE, BIRDS-EYE, AND
COTTON DIAPER,
RED, WHITE, YELLOW,
AND OPERA FLANNELS,
SHAWLS,
AND A GENERAL VARIETY OF DRY
GOODS
In Store and being sold daily al small profits by
G.. g. HOLMAN,
dee3-d&w2w. No. 3, Odd Fellows Hail.
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THE EYE AND EAR.
Cristadoro's Hair DYE still Triumphant!

Cristadoro's Hair Dye still Triumphant!
CONTRA ST the tints brought out the Hair by Girls
" tadoro's matchless revitalizing HAIR DYE. and
those produced by the application OF the burning fluids
ordinarily sold Hair DYES, you at that the
color lie natural In unnatural In the other and
the simple is that Cristadoros Is the only prepa
ration which, by is xsct chemical combination, ope
rates naturalan uiable principles. Made, sold,
and applied lin 10 private rooms) at CRsTADoRo's.
-Astor House, Broadway, Nes York Also for sale by
principal Druggisisa dPerfumers throughout the
country
New York Agents-w. fl. CARY q CO.; and WARD,
CLOSE & CO. apl5d&wi