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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06
A GOOD Sewing Machine!

TOR SALE, CHEAP! The Suhscrib-
L er has one Of the Wv sTRAIGHT-ARMED SEW
y MACHINES. which have. in New York. become
SO deseryedly POP uIar. The SIMPLICITY with which
it is regulated, and the beauty Of its stitch are only to
he seen 70 be appreciated. Call on CHRISTIAN
LIEBERMANN. at WEEKS, No. u Market Street, and
Judge for yourselves. From the fact Of its being so
easily managed. Il recommends itself 20 SEAISTRES-
SES. and others, who should not let This opportunity
slip lay, to procure a GOOD, RELIABLE SEWING
MACHINE. CHRISTIAN L~IEBERMANN.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbu i
Notice OF Attachment.

= County. Ia Court oil Common flcaS-
vs.. Notice of Attachment.
Nelson MOreAOuse.
The said Defendant. a resident of the State OF Iowa,
will take notice. that on the eth day Of July. A. D. 1850,
the Plaintiff filed his petition ~ said Court. praying
Judgment in his favor against the said Defendant for
one hundred and fourteen dollars, CSli4,GO) and inter-
est. from October 2Sth, 1851. on an accCHpt VI goods
sold and delivered to him by Plaintiff. and On an &C
count for medical services perf0rmed by Plaintiff for
Defendant, and on an agreement OF thu said Plaintiff
and Defendant, by which Defe adInt was to pay Plain
til for mitiOn for. said Defendants SOD. Is 4 medical
student. The Defendant muSt answer said petition the
9th d. Of August, next. or sail petition will be taken
rs confessed. ard ind gnient rendered accordingly
The Defendant is also notified thai an cTdeE o. attach
ment was issued In said cau5e. by said Court against
his goods. clulttles monies and credits. lands and ten
ements. and that Charles A. Huntington. Administrator
Of Eli Morehouse. deed, is seT~@d "a g,rnishee.
WILLIAM PAIN
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

Rev. Y 5. Fairchild,
Rector of Christ's Church, (EpiseopaD ofHud-
son, Ohio, preached, last Sabbath, a farewell
sermon to his congregation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

AooNNoDors three. story brick eHfca FINISHED and furnished in the ta approved style. stt opened
accommodation Of our G1nnar andH High School Departments at the commencement Of the Fall Term
This BulHng Es hdAdh a IeaHhL yet retired part of the Town, WheS Students Will MOTHS amyei by
|he dua ad confusion of tn manb business hToEhAr.
APPARATUS. &C
A ThGent nly Of Apparatus for the practical nuMh0nd heI Fading inrhsf NarIs Science
.M1 many UhMheu hpnceb books vii he found in onuerionw with this substitution.
NORMAL CLASS.
A TEnHRsC Class will BET formed at uFemngd thu Fn Term and no mains En lsp pd in furnishing
this Normal Class WELL informed TE"HxRS 4 ce of Lars ION the Theory AMI Frtce Of
Teachings and ndpds Subjects Tl b. delivered before this chs, dHus theft first eleven weeks of the Term
TEACHEES.
mm- With such uadT-m under ahoDnshs pTfrundew, wea eaMeu make Ts ehOOsWOrhy models
CALENDAR FOR 1S5G-5.
eacahmiey year willie consist Of Three Terms Of II weeks eh:
LIST Term commencing NOa, August eJh. 1856
I'd Temc mmengM Monday rmbrsh H. L
I'D FERN commencing Monday, March % l1.
Mte.H close Of TIL LIST land a. he2 TTms there will bea uhrno fns week. The Second day of the
Fa,T hankgSngDg Day, tbs 2Jhm DemhGrsn uel + fJamar, vii be rgnhd as Holiday
- ~ y = y = u
All NONRESIDENT scholar will he omitted our schools the nosigr hshT or TUITION:
Highs English ---S lm per Term
Grammar chl do Im =" "
Secondary and Primary 2O ="
:. D. ~ Tuition Bills suei Invariably in advance and no deduction ruG fun rates except in cases of
praCel sickness
. Students can obtain BorIm pmMen families, ar~souIer rates
? Thoed eMngin instruction. an Pactc in nsuunItlM ic can prneh cGvrinura umalT rates
l. ANY desired inhrauo reTecungo our shGSa IAN orlmci by addressing heu nhTJgneLor
JAMES MARVIN, Sh Warren FREc Schools
Il D PERKINS. SNrNr. JOIN UrTCUNS Prsn d Of EIrMion.
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July 31st, 1856.
Sudden Death.

Sudden Death.
We regret to learn that Mr.. R. NJ KENNEDY,
formerly Of Rowland, in this county, died very
suddenly on the 29th of June, on a steamboat
while on his way up the Mississippi river, and
was buried at St. Pauls. His age was Ga years.
Mr.. K. was long a resident of this county, a
man of irreprOaehable character, and the news
of his death will be received with sorrow by all
his friends and aequaintances.
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sHELP CASH-US l!''
r AND FOR SALE The subsc
is HEREBY GIVEN. that

~ Esther Jones, on the fifth day of May. A. n 1885,
aied her petition in tie court OF Common Pleas Of
TrumruII county. Ohio. against John Campbell. for
breach OF marriage promise, Prry,ng Judgment AGAINST
him in tss SUN Of one thnnsand dnItTs. That SAID
john Campbell. must appear ant answer SAID petition
by the second Tag OF August next, OF the same Wttl ne
taken as cnu.ess d and Judgment rendgred againsthin
accorliuglv. C ". SIXTH, Atty. Tor feNuOhes.
Nav p, I-JG-6W.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

Dr.. Tubbs,
Will be n, his rooms in the Gaskill House. Oh
Saturday, August 9Th
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Naval Appointments.

H. C. BLAKE, of Boardman, and ]. P KIRT,
LAND MrGArr, of Poland, Ohio, have received
the appointment as Lieutenants in the U. S
Navy. The appointments were, last week, con
frmed by the U. S. Senate.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06
Incendiarisu.

IAcendiarisn.
An sttempt was made on Sunday, the Goth
ult., to burn the house of G. C. WICK, Esq, of
Lindenville, Ashtabula Co. Mr. WIS loss will
exceed So 90.
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9rme SnttlIigtme.
A Visit to Old Trumbull.

a Visit TO Uld
Col. S. D. HARRIS, of the CuliUdtOT, IN his last
paper says: 49,.
We have Just returned from a delightful Visl'
among our old friends in the Northeast coun-
ties. The opening of the Cleveland and Maho-
ming Railroad to Warren, afforded a fine oppor-
tupity for a visit to the old county scat. Weca
now leave the capital at 1O15 A. NJ, spend an
hour in Cleveland, and reach Warren before
dark. which is a very convenient arrangement
This road, which has been in operation only
since the LIST of July, ms sprung at once into q
good business. In addition to the usual accom-
modations of the train boys in distributing
drinks, peanuts, etc, conductor Crawford furn-
ishes every lady passenger with palm fan, for
the trip; which is an improvement upon the gal
lantry of any Conductor We have met In all our
rambles in these United States. We advise all
lady travellers to take the c. & NJ. R. R.. in their
way during the hot season, and we would not
wonder if he invented something warm for the
comfort of his Winter voyageurs.
Beside this business faculty of the Railroad,
the most creditable improvement at Warren Is
the spacious and handsome new school building,
now nearly completed. In our schoolmaster
DAYS in that ancient borough, we occupied de-
serted garrets, old ware rooms, cellar kitchens in
meeting houses, and sundry other dens which
could be used for nothing else, and We are glad
to see such an evidence that the people have
come to their senses in this particular. Let the
common school have a chief place in the afec-
tons of the people, even if half the One-horse
colleges go to the dogs.
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EN- Y.

m. J. SPEAE would inform his patrons and the pub
lie, that he is manufacturing artificial teeth UPON
A PORCELAIN BASE, the porcelain gum being con
structed in one continuous piece Experience has
proved this style Of teeth tn he far superior to any now
in use. They are more healthy and easy for the mouth,
more cleanIy. and more durable than gold plate. beside
being more beautiful, entirely free from metallic taste,
or any taste whatever. and are cheaper than the plate
can be afforded. Specimens Of the work can be exam
ined at my Office. and abundant proof given CT the real
value of the Improvement. / continue 10 do plate
work for all who wish it. and every other department. of
practical dentistry is faithfully attended to
lJuly Of
0mce in SuiTn's Block. High 81. Warren.
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warren, apr ~ icJb-
I'll

II ship heretofore existing between NJ. J. r. Treat
and VIM. Edwards, under the firm of Treat & Edwards,
was dissolved by mutual consent on the lst day Of
April ,lsJj. Nj. X. TREAT.
MM ARDS
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l. Ho-el win be found by the travelling community
to possess all the facilities Of the hest conducted HO-
tells, for the accommodation Of the public. The pres
eat propTietors have had it furnished in the most APP
proved modern style; and ayailed themselves of every
appliance requisite to enasle the House to merit public
patronage. The furniture and fixtures are all new. the
general accommodations unsurpassed, and every atten-
ton paid to visitors hat may be required.
The stage Office adjoins, and llacss leave isily for
all parts of the county. A WORD TO FARMERS,
and other citizens of the county-Do not think, he
cause we occupy a larger house, and possess superior
accommodations, that our charges are cNhoriitant.
Call, the next time you come TO town, AID satisfy your
selves Of the truth Of our assertion.
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VIM. N. Games, NJ. D.

Vim. II. EameS, III. u.
DR.. EANEs, who has for some five years been
in active practice in the western part of Trum-
bull county, has removed to Orwell, Ashtabula
county. DR.. EAMEs is a valuable acquisition to
any town.
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July I6. 1856 CIV By his Att'y.
A NOTICE.
VS.
William Smith.

William Smith. ,
At my Instance a writ OF attachment was issued by
n. Mitchell. u Justice Of the Peac. Il Hubbard town
ship, TRANQUIL County, Ohio, on the i4Jh day Of July,
ISs6. against the Goods. Chattris. Rights, Credits, Mo
neys and Elects Of " ilIiam Smith. a nonresident Of
said county, for the snm Of seven dollars and 40H cts.
with interest thereon fTvm this date. said cause will
be for hearing in forty days from this date.
uUUH
July Is. Is56-a3-3ts
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. ~DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

~ Notice is hereby given th.t the undersigned has
been duly appointed and purified as Administrators On
the Estate OF Noses 5. Beach, late of VERNON, Trumbail
County Ohio. deceased.
Vernon. July IL. ESG3t II. Z. BEACH,.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06

T UMBER.-The subscriber has on
II hand for sale. 80 eco feet OF seasoned flooring part
Of which is delivered in Warren. and can be had by
applying to Chas. Z. Lefingwell; the remainder 1T
the subser ber's mill in Bazetta. lie is also prepared
to fill bills pronptly, for all kinds oflumfer and sawed
timber. ALM0N VAUGHN.
June (. 1s56-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-08-06
PIAN o 70 S!
NEL.-S. T. Pomerny has re.

bEMOh EL--S. i. Pomeruy has re-
IL moved his Plaro Forte and Music st, re to Van
Gorler's New Block on Market Street. lie is happy to
BE ale to state that the great increase Of his business,
renders the change Ecccssary-his former War-ro0ms
heirg entirely inadequate. HIS large aud c"mmOdious
rooms will now enable him TO keep on hand and lex
posed to view, 4" as large and elegant IN assortment Of
Pianos and Mel0deons rs can he found in the Sttte OF
Ohi0- lie will keep constantly on hand from thirty to
hity elegantly furnished new Pianos, selected by him
them at Manufacturers prices, which will make the
price Of e1ch Piano about $50 less Il an they are sohl
for in Cleveland, Piitsburg and CINCINNATI. Also a
large assortment Of second handed Pianos. prices from
s35 to S2nO. MelOdeons from SIS to $500. One large
organ melodenn. designed for churches. will be sold at
a Larsain. Pianos and MeloieOns to rent.
Warren. apr 10 IsJ5 ST. PuNEROY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-12
By A. UREEN. Auctioneer

BY A. UREEN, Auctioneer.
GALE BY ORDER OF THE ORPHANS,
~ Courtef Excellent House h old and kitch.
en- Furniture at Auction.-On MONDAY, the
18th instant shall sell, by order Of the Orphans
Court at 10 O'Clock a. m at the residence Of the
late oliver WhitteSey, on Louisiana avenue, be-
tween Sd and 4th streets, near the City Hall, all
the personal effects Of the deceased, w:
Mahogany sofa, dressing, and other Bureaus,
Hatracks
Mahogany marble top sideboard and Washstands
Do Bookcase and Secretary
French and other Bedsteads
Mahogany centre, dining, breakfast, card, and
other Tables
Fine gilt frame Mirror
Marble Bracket and other Looking glasses
Girandoles, Crockery Ware
Parlor, chamber, hall, and stair Carpets and
Rods
OilclOth and Hearth Rugs
Cane and Woodseat Chairs
With good assortment Of Kitchen Requisites
And many other articles which we deem unne-
cessary TO enumerate.
Terms: All sums under S25, cash over s25 a
credit Of two and four months for notes satisfac-
toily endorsed, bearing interest. By order Of the
Administrator. A, GREEN,
Je9-d Auctioneer.
Z ). The House is for rent; II is handsomely
located and conveniently arranged. For further
particulars inquire Of VIM. Is. Todd, ESQ 81, or the
suDscrlber. A. GREEN.
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TADvRRrIsEMENf.


The FAIR AND FEsrIvAL of the ladies Of
Trinity church, now being held at Forrest
Hall, Georgetown, presents attractions, among
the articles to be disposed of, rarely found at
such places. Among them are two very hand
some sets of silverware, one Of which was pre-
sented by the congregation of st. Mary's
church, Alexandria. There is also basket
Of wax flowers, manufactured by Mrs. H.
Barron, which, if We are not mistaken, was q
present from friends in Washington. The ex.
ecution Of these foNDrs is so perfect as almost
to preclude the detection of their artificial
character except by the touch. These ar
ticles, together with many others that are
very costly, if not otherwise disposed of, will
be raf1ed for. presenting rare opportunity of
obtaining q prize. An examination Of the
articles for disposal will richly reward the
visitor for the trouble and expense of the
visit, to say nothing of the many other pleas.
ures. A VISITOR.
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IL The Great Russian kemedy.-Pr

bONO rCBLlCO-"Ev Every mother should have in the
mouse mandy In case of accidents 10 the Children
RBDDING'S RUSSIA SALvE
his Boston remedy Of thirty years. standing and re-
commanded By physicians. IL speedy cure for
bnrns Piles Bos Corns Feons, Chilbains Old Sores
Of every kind for Fever Sores Ulcers Itch, Scad Head
Nettle Rash, Bunions Sore Nipples, Recommended by
Whiuows Sites Fosters Flea Bites Spider stings
frozen Limbs Salt Rheum scurvy Sore and Cracked Lips
sore Nose warts and Flesh Wounds It is v.u.bie
remedy aud cure which be testified no
have used In the city of Boston vicinity the last
tarty years In no instance will this ssve injury or
interfere with physicians prescriptions made from
The Pnrest materials from recipe brought Russsof
cIes growing In that country-and the proprieors
nurses and others who have used II and recon-.
mend IL 10 others Reddngs Russia Ssve large
tin boxes stamped the with picture aud
disabled SOLDIER which picture Is also on tn.
wrapper Price, Is Cents Box. Sold at all stores in
town or country, and may be ordered any wholesale
arussist For sale at SHILLINGTONS, Agent for Wash.
I gton.
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Later from Kansas.

CHICAGO, June 1I.-Later arrivals from
Kansas confirm the reports of the existing
civil war in the Territory. Twenty-one Mis-
sourians, Carolinians, and Alsbamians have
been killed in different engagements Sew
eral free State men have been wounded, but
none killed. The United States troops gen.
orally disperse the forces Of the parties after
the battles are over. Governor Shannon's
proclamation has produced no effect in arrest
ing the disturbances.
Governor Robinson has been removed from
Lecompton to Leavenworth.
The reported death Of Marshal Donaldson
proves to be incorrect
Bodies Of men are moving from Indepen-
dence, Westport, and other Missouri towns,
toward the Territory. A party left Lexington
on Saturday for Hickory Point or Lawrence,
and a general battle was expected.
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

ByA. GREEN, Auctioneer.
IMPROVED PROPERTY On Ak street
Il between q and HI streets south, and Lo
no. 10, in subdivision of square No. 592, a
auction.-On FRIDAY, June Goth, | shall sell
In frJnt Of the premises, at O'Clock m part
or lot No. and all Of lot No %, in square No
497, having front on ~ street of as feet inches
running back 100 feet to a wide alley, with The
Improvements, which are two good and nearly
new two. story F rame Houses, which will be sold
separate. This property is NEXT the corner Of II
street south
Immediately after the sale Of the above | shall
sell lot No. 10, In subdivision Of square No $50
having front Of SO feet on Second street west
running back 15s feet to wide alley between
south d street and Virginia avenue, on the Island
with the Improvements, which are good two
story Frame House, &c.
Terms One fourth cash bals nee in 6, IL and
Is months the purchaser to give notes for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from the day OF
sale.
deed given and deed Of trust taken
All cOnveyancing at the expense Of the puI-
chaser. Title indisputable.
IL the terms are not complied with in five days
after the sale the property will be resold at the
risk and cost Of the first purchasers, by advertis-
ing the same three times in the National Intelli-
gencer. A. GREEN,
te I'D Auctioneer.
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VIII subdue the pain and Inflammation from the
barns or scsds In from twenty that II
VIII heal the wounds without and Fever
Sores-Plles-Salt Rheum-InhammatoTyT
and In1amed s-Wounds-Bruises-Old and In
yeteras SOres-Scad Head-COrns
ISPrains-S wengs. Feons-Chiblans- of Insects
Sweled and Broken breast-SOre Observation-Disclosures
all other inhammaory cutaueous diseases where the
parts affected can be reached
Don't be incredulOus
cured by only one thngbut reflect that
tive properties which the Daley Save alone and
heretofore enumerated-one
si2renentoned diseases but many enumerated
Each box OF GENUINE DALLY's PAIN uron
II Steel Plate Engraved Label with signatures OF q
CLlCkENER CO., prOprietors, and HENRY DALLEY
manufacturer All othere Price as cent?
per box - ''
All orders should be addressed to CIckener Co.
81 Barclay street, New York "
s@ror sale by CHAs. sTOTT, MARIN 4 PALMER and
Druggists generally. aps-eosn
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AUCTION SALES.

GALE OF Landry VIRTUE OF AU-
- thority vested In me, on the premises, In Al
exandria county, Va, | will sell, at Auction, at
O'Clock, on THURSDAY, June 26th, valuable
lot OF IS acres Of land, part in wood and part
cleared, and remarkably well adapted to garden
ing purposes. IL is joined by tie farms Of Mrs.
Hamilton, X. Cruit and the Rev. A Hays-about
~ miles ffom Georgetown. There are two ex-
cellent springs Of water, and a comfortable log
House on the premises, which Is all enclosed by q
fine fence
Any person wishing to purchase may get any
desired Information by calling on Robert Ball
ST. near Balls Cross Roads or the subscriber, at
SIS street, near Third
Terms Of sale: $500 cash the balance in three
equal payments at 6, ~ and Is months
A deed given and a deed Of trust taken
ROBERT BALL, Jr.,
je 10-ts* Executor for VIM. Ball, deceased
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~ ooouss-JuslI cCSlVeadn0 on sale
100 rolls superior and heavy "A White and X cd
checkered contract Mattings. These aie
the best goods for the price ever offered for
consumption In this city
10 sheets wide, heavy, and elegant Floor Oil
cloths
10 sheets In assorted widths, at low prices
case 1914, IL and 1914 Linen Damask Drug
get
These goods are now much used for covering
fine Carpets while on the floor, and at the same
time are delightful summer Carpet. The widths
are such as will enable the purchases to lay them
down at short notice.
30 pieces assorted colors Bobbinet for protecting
mirror and picture frames ard gas fixtures
so pieces very wide white and colored Rose
Lace for mosquito and q y nets
case assorted colors mosquito nets, very cheap
I case brass Bed Arches, for suspending nett
or dTapery over beds, a new, convenient,
desirable article, and very ornamental
/ case dark green and dark blue Shade Linen
for darkening rooms. Colors warranted
Also, many other desirable novelties In furni.
ture dry goods, which can only be found at our
rooms. CLA6ETT, DODSON d CO.
lie 2-eo3w
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The Anti-Fillmore Convention

NEW YORK, june II The feeling OF the
delegates to the anti Fillmore Convention who
have arrived here to attend the Convention to-
morrow is strong for Fremont, whose nomina-
ton for President Of the United States is re-
garded as pretty certain. 1t is understood
that the Republicans Of Philadelphia will also
endorse him. The resolutions will also advo.
cate the non-extension Of slavery the freedom
of the territories; free speech, and condemn
the Kansas-Nebraska act and the disturbances
In Kansas Delegates are arriving hourly,
and full attendance is anticipated.
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IL Important to the Ladi..!-pr. I'm

PONCOS FEMALE PILLS.-Ths combination OF Ingredf
ens In the Pills perfectly harmless efficacy and
merits are based upon extensive
years and where the directions have strictly fol
relieve painful and difficult particuIary Al
the change of life They will the whites
All oostructons arising from cold exposure any
aud may be used successfully Gall upon
the agent, and get Circular for particulars free
Price VI per box, with full directions wholesale
retail by CHAS. STOTT, Druggist Pennsylvania avenue
SAMUE B. WAITE, SIS Seventh street. gton D. c.
ana H. b ClSSEL, Georgetown whom all orders us
De sent ana the Pills will be sent condsntisy by
ladies' who enclose them dollar.
N B-See signature counterfeit IL for
gerry. "a o-tf
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Uwm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.-Gra

REQ or Rusty Hair dyed instantly
raj Brown or Black without the least skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS DIPLOMAS been awarded TO VIM
A bAcheior since 1885, and $4,000 applications
been made to the Ha Of his patrons
Prejudice against Dying the Hair whi-ker is unjust
IL would be against covering q bald head with A wig
WIN A BATCHELOEs HAIR produces a color not 70 he
distinguished from nature not To
In the least however long IL may be continued.
Sold in all cities and United States by Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers 80
~ The Genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engraying on four sides of each bottle WILLIAM
A.bAICHELOk, z3s Broadway, New York.
error sale BY CHAS. STOTT, PennsyIvanIs avenue
1-eOAm