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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

MELoSs.-There seems to be per-
feet mania on the Melon Question. 1t has
been estimated by an eminent arithmetician
of this city, that it requires ten loads of
melons per day to Supply the retail de.
mand,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
re- A LARGE and fine apncar

EE~ A large and fine appearing
brick addition, fronting on Front Stree, has
been ma lie TO the Scott House, which alters
the arpe rance Of this establishment very
much. We understand that the Scntt House
i~.sorga lorrisains business under the
,nle,intcuGe.ce OF It's present worthy
L.mdlarl.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

re-" The new Baptist Church on
the corner of Main and Sixth Streets, has
been commenced. and is TO be built this
season, at an expense Of ten thousand dol
lars. Tie basement will be occupied with
stores.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

cT-Tbe New York Times says -
"There is not single Fillmore papss
in Vermont and il 10 understood tia,
there will be no no Tillnors ticket in the
field ~ that STATE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

EE Beware Of Bills Of the Erie CT
ty Bank. The Warren County Bank and
Bank Of New Castle all Of Ohio. They are
reported failed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
81 .xEEE'r'ELE.s. HS:G,. SEQ,

IaiT'5i,I = ~ ..l-FU IT AT4f.h. IN
DRtGS, PAINEo, OILS, FIEFUMERY,
Ac.. &c.,
40 WILLIAM STREET, cor. i vfuan, NV Yoik
INVITE tn attention 81 the trade L. their lang
i and yarir so, / oi Dsugs Pants OILS P.ffuuH IS
&c In addition to tn If regular inIlr.rfatrii, pf
Sapls Drugs they ai=u iving direct from tho
sources 81 pr dGriipn ,;t Manufacture snrpiies OF
Tooth, Hair and N'I BRUSHES Br9r7 G"rks, " IT.
tars Sp,nges French and English Ferfumrry, Ln-
bins Extracts and many other art lces usually
bracei Druggists stocks. which they also
abled 10 offer on The most adv antag6ais terms.
Orders either in person by mail, will receive
proInpt att ention. aug1d1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20


" q. J. WDOD-Sr: have used nearly three
bottles ~ your Hair Restorative ard have found liz
earct vrry -atlstactoiy. IL has entirely destroyed all
danirBn from had. ami restored my haii 10 iis
original color, which had become quite gray.
WI. Tl.LSDAIE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
thOE ES1ON W OOOS
Hair Restorative.
ron PRODUCING ::HAIR or
ID n l. ID II II n ID 3,
And Restoring
q r - y III - 4 y
10 THE NATURAL COLO0.

vTNHIS astonishing and unsqnslct'preparatian has
i never failed Ia produce growth on nalA hssis
wh used according to the dir.cti"ns and turn hair
bak I, its original color, after having Become gray,
and Ieinstat. II In all Its original health iutre sofnt
n-ss, airi beauty. moves nj once all scnrf, dsrd
run, ard ulll asant irl,ng, serufua, eruption AL
f,,crish rat f. in The scalp. II also rfc,crts tho
hair ficIr becoming nflh alny AID fal.:n5 81, Az
h me- "A l. ~ T. tftrt
Hlli. lAIHoR tToR AND Tonic.
We anueA "a few certificates, - curruborate our as
r.ltioiS.
s dig II WiRois, CGriisle. ,jAae -, 1853.
have used piuf. %. J Woods IIilr Restorative,
and have admir- Il its wonderful effect. My hair was
brcuining a, l thought Permanently gray, but hy
tn, ~ the "Kstoratve," II has resumed it, Or
lsnal color, aud, have doubt, y rn,a n"rty W.
SIDNEY BHEESE,
Ex-senator United Statca.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

e Sold Mt 144 Market stI Get, st. Louis, Mo-, g9S
broadway, New York, a.d by all Druggists every
where. All kinds Of family patent medicines for sale
the best possible terms, at Prof. Woods establish.
ment, ia Market slr.et. ~. Louis.
sod here hl all The Druggists, AMI by oil popular
Druggists eve fywhere. [ Jyl5i-tw-w1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

It The California Democrat, al...
Tie journal. Two German papers Published
:. SJn Francisco. are out in the strong 81
teaias for Buchanan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
CiPITAL, 3OO,CCO.

OFFICERS:
CYnFkUS BEERS Pres JAMES PECK j. Pres
THOMAS RICHMOND. Sec'y T. Treas
J. e. NAMAS, ACTING DIRECTOR AND MARINE
INSPECTOR.
NfMiriDF ard Fire Iis ks taken AT usual rates. 4 {
Js49'itf ii. FIELD, Agnt
OCASKS Hamburger Cte.sc Just rcei,'d and
- sale by N DALZELL Jr l. co
Gbuup
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
STATE DEMOCRAT.
sos
EO(.fL ITEMS.
TIE ATATE DEMOCRAT.

FpFCTAL NOTICE TO BUSTNES5 6hN.
A. AZ riscft.>inr pip.r tn. State Democrat u ani-
sefs.ty reearieJ The established ur7linn Of bur-
cr. commune, stia the y aui sei"r; iis
.r1iy easing elrralati,n, b1th al hsme an
Air ,l,l Offers "a favorable opportunity for indiciou
t.emination e mercantile intelligence. 1t is also
nvo-ie family jYsrnai, hence Retail Dealers a. wei
=. extensive trades -pspe, Mechanics and 9th
will hid It's columns essential to . proskerous
business. - WORD ~ rHG WEE"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

chicago 1av !, 1854.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative 10
droritd advantage. II prevents the haig 1Fgu falling
ont gives 1t n gloss aud s.ftness very ds~issbse
TIE few gray hairs ] had, have entirely dissppestsi
oh OF NV fiInii, have used II, and concur Within
IN psoAuuncinl IL all IL profegsc 10 be.
HENRY a. CLARK NicLgan Avenue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20
RaSin. Mich. AyQxal Z 1854.

R0Sin, XicA., AV0w65 2 1874.
This Il n GRITTY, that year ago sss quito
gray. and my hair 80 thin upon the topof my head
that Searad It's cntr" loss In tbs condition, aIA
plt-i for aai othint bottle - Prof Woods IN.
toratve," and before hat uselone quart butte III.
gray hairs had entirely disappeared and IL had thick
essed up to De- full usual aIrl II ueI
xiksy appearance, apparently more beautiful than
ever II before. DO theref ~, cii.srflly
mend II =, ali thae ladies who value beautiful head
u hair. will also state that use u now OCCASION.
ally, for Its healthy aud bcsntifying efects.
SARAH 8. HkOWN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

gentleman Of Boston writes ~ his friends In New
Bedford thus
Toyour inquirirs would reply, that nrst CON-
nrnc,d using Prof. Woods Hair restorative, my
hair was almost white, and had been for ths last
tn years, aud Il was very thin on the top u my
h. al. anil very loose, aud pulled out frefiy but
found that before had used all the second bite,
(Which was eight wcks) my hair was entirely
changed 10 It's original color, Uirht brown,) AMI is
now Tree from danrnf, and quit" moist have had
my hair cut five six times since ti.s chang, and
have any thin. like white hair 1tartina
from the roots. and IL i thick rs IL ever
aItt dus not com. out AT All. IL Las pre-, all ia
case ali that could wish to a. l..
July I, 1855. Yours, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

ST LOuIR, Nnffh tn IH3J.
Prof. wosI: Ny hair commenced falling on some
three four YEARS since, aud continued u do l0 un-
til b quite bald. tried all the popular nf.di-
eiues ~ thu day, but 90 no ecct At last, vas In.
due, to try your celebrated Hair Restorative 80 sn
happy To say, IL u doing wonicrr. ] have now .
hnc growth VI young hair, and chccrfuly Tcce0meO0
Il Use " all similarly an icted.
&C. WILLIAMS, l33 Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-20

(,TERLlNG Bills for 81 and upward. For eale by
- CuuDY, Bro, BARFow and Co., bankers.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
Later from CaIifornls--Hi Highly Important from
Nicaragua

New ORLEANS, Wednesday, Dec. 10.
The steamer Tras with dates from San
Juan to December 5, and from California to
goth ult, reached hero to-day.
The steamship Tennessee takes forward
$4,000 in treasure.
The following is the vote OF California at
the Presidential election: Buchanan 6O,OOOi
Fillmore 50 600; Fremont 200.
The Democrats also have a majority in
both Houses
The markets at San Francisco were dull.
Y other news of interest.
Advices from Nicaragua are important, aud
indicate Walkers success in a series of battles
with the combined forces Of the Central
AmerisNns.
On the 10Th of Novemb General Horns
by, with two hundred men, defeated eleven
hundred of the enemy under Costa Rican
General Canas. The enemy lost two hundred.
Hornsby's loss was two killed and eleven
wounded.
Four days fighting at Massaya ended in
the entire defeat of the enemy.
Walker then returned to Granada, giving
three days notice of his intention to destroy
, that city, III order TO give the inhab tants
time to remove their valuables.
He then fred the place, aud not vestabs
is said to remain.
Walker then removed his effects. men and
the inhabitants OF Granada to Rivas, which
city is hereafter to be the capital of Nicara-
qua.
A naval battle took place between the Mic
aragua war schooner Granada. Captain Fay
sox, aud Costa Rican brig-of-war, three
times its size The Costa Rican vessel was
blown up, aud all lives on board lost.
1t is supposed that the Costa Ricans have
lost three thousand men in various battles
since October.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18

l4FORTAET TO FEaALEs-DR- CHzEsEAAE's Pills
The combinations OF ingredients in these Pills, is the
result Of long and extensive practee they are mild
IN their operations and certain of restoring nature to
its proper channel In every instance have the Pills
proved successful. The Pills invariably open those OBJ
s.ructions which females LIABLE and bring nature
into its proper channel whereby health is restored and
the pale and deahy countenance changed to healthy
one. No female enjoy good health unless she is
regular; aud whenever obstruction takes place,
whether from exposure cold, any other cause, the
general health inn edIatey begins to decline, and the
want Of such remedy has been the cause NJ so many
oonsumptions among young females Headache, Pain
in tho side, Pspaion Ofthe Heart, Ioathing of Food,
aud sleep DO most always arise from the in
terrUpOn OF nature; and whenever that is tins cass,
the Pls vii, invariably remedy all these evils. Nor
they less eicacious in the of Leueorrhoea,
commonly called the {" Whites.n These Pills should
never be taken during pregnancy, they would be
sure cause miscarriage. Warranted purely vego-
table, andfree from anything injurious to life health.
Full aud explicit directions accompany each box.
These Pills are put ap in square, fat boxes. Persons
residing where there sno agency established, by eneo-
sing One Doilaria s letter, prepaid, TO DR.. @. L.
CHExsEMAs, No. 267 Blocker St., New York City, can
have them ssnt to their respective addresses by return
of mail. w. w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale and Retail Deaerfor indianapolis
iulyITddeHlY
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
Gulltbility.

The Indianapolis Journal says that there
were 5000 applicants for the post of Messen-
ger TO carry the electoral vote of Indiana to
Washington, aud that there were applicants
from every township in the State but two.
We clip tie following from the New York
tribune, of the 18th, where it appeared as a
tslegraphic dispatch fron Cincinnati The
same item also figures in the telegraphic
news of nearly all the papers throughout the
country.
The operator at Cincinnati, if he could not
consent to treat the statement of the Jour-
nal as mere squib, which it was undoubt-
eddy intended to be, ought at least to have
possessed discernment enough to see that
it smelt most rank of falsehood. It is too
absurd and preposterous to admit of its be-
ing chronicled as an existing fact. If the
journals thousands had been units instead,
there would have been a nearer proximity 10
truth.
The telegraph operator at Cincinnati ought
to be promoted to a Professorship of Fool
oscpby in some appropriate institution where
his smartness may have scope AMI verge
enough to DISPLAY itself.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
THE GREAT ENGLISH RE&zDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S


DREPARED from q prescription of Sir James Clarke
NJ T. Physlcian Extraordinary 90 the Queen. Tnis
Invaluable Medicine Is anlaing in the cure OF al, those
painful aud dangerous dssases incident TO the female
constitution.
Itmoderates all excess all distractions, and
brings the moa.siy period with regularity. Thes-
pills should DC used two three weeks previous
dnemsnt; they forfy the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor, enabling the mother to perform
her duties with safety 10 herself and child.
TAsss Pulls sAoEid not be taken Syfenaiss S4rirgtA
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as shsy are
TO bring Miscarriage bat at other they
safe.
In all cases of Neryousand Spinal An ctions, pain In
the Back and Limbs, Heavness Fatigue Slight Exer
ton. Papition of the Heart, Lowness If Spirits, Hys
tercks, SicS Headache, whitesend a painful dis
eases occasoned by disordered system, these Pills vii
effect when all oIher have failed, and al
though powerful remedy, do not coLIainiron, caloe
mel, sntiiaony, any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package. Price
n the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole Agents for thiscountry.
|. @. BALDWIN & CO.,
Rochester n. Y.
FUTILE 81 MOSES, Auburn. n. Y, General Agents.
". g. 81 and postage stamps enclosed to snye9
thorzed AGENT winsure bottle of the Pills b, return
mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by w. w. Roberts& &c
Indianapolis. aud Druggists gene rally.
January LIST, lo55--dcSwly.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
daesklp Sentinel.
or The Black Republican journals are

OF The Black Republican journals are
mourning over the dsgeneracy of their party
in the House Of Representatives. The con-
trast of their present condition with what it
was at the commencement ofthe long session,
q year ago, possesses no redeeming points TO
give them hope and encouragement. Then
they were in the full flush of victory. Con-
6dent of their strength, they lordsd it with a
high hand over the Democratic minority, and
de6ed the administration to its teeth to force
upon the country single measure of public
policy which conaicsed with their notions Of
right or expediency, and which depended
upon the concurrence Of the House to give it
practical effect. They elected their Speaker,
and through him had entire control Of the
standing committees and of the business OF
the popular branch of Congress. Up to the
hour OF adjournment, the vote spon every
test question that came up. showed that they
maintained the ascendancy over their oppon-
snts.
The downfall OF the party commenced
with its attempt to disorganize the govern
msnt and deprive she army of its means of
support. Though, so far as they were con-
cerned, they had consummatsd their purs
pose in the defeat of the Army Appropria-
ton Bill, yet when convened in extraordi-
nary session by the proclamation Of the
President, they were glad enough to retrace
their steps, and thus appsase, as far as posi-
bic, The storm of popular indignation which
their reasonable acts had excited. They
saw they had over-shot the mark. They
epdeayored to set themselves right, but this
movement came too late. The people saw
that the act was prompted through coward
ice, and not from any sincere regard for prin-
ciple. From that hour their strength has
diminished, till they are now, according to
the confession of their own journals, in an
absolute and hopeless minority. They could
not, to-day, elect Speaker, were the ques-
ton an open one and to be tested. Such is
the brief history of the practical workings of
Black Rcpublicanism, ss presented to the
country in its own inglorious cause in the
House of Representatives
When its own friends and champions are
so disappointed and Disguised As to refuse
longer to sustain it, the hepe of adding new
converts to the cause from the conservative
elements of the country, cannot, certainly. be
very hattering.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
Furthsr Adviees per Africa.

NEW LOhhs LEU. IL.
The steamer Africa arrived at her dock at
four O'Clock this P NJ, bringing Liverpool
dates to November 20.
10 England business is steadily increasing,
and it is the general opinion that the fnan-
cial crisis is past. 1t is thought that the Bank
will soon lower its rate to six PEI cent. Tue
bullion in the Bank Of England has increased
upward of 100000.
The whole subscription to the Atlantic
Telegraph Ccmpany's stock is taken up, and
offers were made for more.
The chief feature of the news is the firm
attitude assumed by Switzerland toward
Prussia's demands on Nsufchatel, which are
refused Internationally. Austria, Bavaria
and Baden support Prussia.
There is a rumor at Paris that Prince AL
bert and the German influence is backing
proposal respecting Belgrade before the Brit
ish Government, and so hampering the Min
istry that they cannot act.
The English Admiralty have ordered the
entire fotilla of gun-boats to join the reserve
steam squadron at Shoerneas, and await fur
ther orders.
There was also unusual activity in the
dock yards, from which it is assumed that
some naval demonstration is about to take
place.
LONDON, Saturday, Nov. 20.
A dispatch from Berlin says that Prussia
would be willing to relinquish her rights over
Naufchatel, provided the political prisoners
are discharged, otherwise she will act deci-
sively.
Parliament has been prorogued till Febru-
airy 3, then to meet for the dispatch of bust
ness.
The subscription of $3.50 900 sterling to
the Atlantic Telegraph Company closed to.
day, and considerably exceeded the required
amount. The shares were taken as follows:
One hundred and one in London; eighty-six
in America; eighty-six in Liverpool, and the
remainder in Glasgow, Manchester, &c.
MARsEILLEs, Friday, Nov. 28.
1t is announced that strong Russian corps
is advancing through Best Arabia, to the
Black Sea.
Seven English ships-of-war are expected
at Constantinople from Malta.
Advices from Tebran state that Youssouf,
the leader OF the revolt at Herat, was con-
demned to death, but subseq uently pardon
ed.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
INFORMATION WANTED

u ~ - q IA R "a II q Y
~ HO was in Indiana pole on the 18th of October
w last, and who intended 10 leave the Goth, by
way OF f.. Wayne. Lima, Alien County, Ohio, TO
visit MS relatives residing there and 60 thence home
to CALI, Monroe CouRiy, New York II liz has not been
ueari OF either by hs frendsin Ohio or y. " nor Is
any thng OF him the 25th Of October the
day upon which he is known have been in Indianap-
OILS
Mr.. Purly is about FIVE feet six inches in height
raihersOut built, dark brown har and gray eyes, ard
with "a complexion fair and dorid. His age is 26 flo
had pair ofSheep=' graz pants, long bodied black
coat and black silk bat ie had on his person about
Si39; SO $50 ia Gold and rsst Ia bills on the
City Btnk cf Rochester, New York. He is q young
man Of exemplary habits, and OF peaceabe disposition
Fears are entertained that be has been oully dealt
win any iEf0r cation thai mgy be obtained OF him
may be seat EPHRAIN FURDY,
Mooreleld, Switzerland Co., Ind.
ap5fs thr0ugho1 the State AMI ia Ohio request
ed 9. copy this statement give tie facts in sub
stance. C2s-wliuo.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
MATRIMONIAL MARksr.-Captain j. Blair

MATRIMONIAL MARKET.-Captain j. Blair
Summons, the veteran Of the Mail line,
thinks the Matrimonial Market has been
brisker this season than any previous enc
within his knowledge. His elegant boat, the
Superior, does not make trip without hav-
ing one or more wedding parties Oh board,
and yesterday morning he landed here no
less than FIVE wedding couples. They all
appeared to enjoy themselves greatly, and
we are sure that If, with such an admirable
commander and such Gne boat, they did
not have fine time of it, they were alone to
blame.-LOu. COUr.
Putnam's Monthly for December has
spicy sketch, designed to burlesque some
what the facility with which divorces may
be obtained in Indiana aud Michigan, and
the trivial pretexts which are deemed suii :
cient to sever the marriage bond. The viii
ter concludes, from his legal experience in
the matter, that all that ia necessary for a
stranger to obtain a divorce in Indiana, is to
sleep one night in the State, and thereupon
appear in Court, swear that he is citizen of
it, file his petition for divorce, have it pub
lished in some paper where his wife ID sure
never to see it, and then return six weeks af-
ter and take his decree.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
CANTERBURY TALES
By Harriet Lee Q vols. l2mo. cloth. Price
81 75

"a NTERBUR1 TALES
By Harriet Lee Q vols. l2mo cloth. Price
81 IS.
These striking and remarkable move hsve LONG
beer Standards IN Engsa Lt-r ture- AID. II s. 5eliev
viii not fail to Ne app-oc I'D By srsa8 re1ders
hey ero ayo u sol Tor Byron. ho Srat Moth
ing Of SCOTS i 1oer than b.; Gsr11n's Tale I'd
Di"ed when bo'. sEo have c0bdmUe6 70 Ike Eha. d
did lhen.T Tks SBsetsfsr said here Is scarcely
educHted person vi This Century vino IA lime
or other. drawn ,eere pleasure from ibese i.aEes
The EatEbErgh Post ; id = Few rad IS o. ter
tainiig Literature ignorant Of these Popuiar p-o-
uct ons;' and, -, Ibe pare m~ra ity Sh4cA igEs
through these taesv hchwe scarcely care g. cal
hc;ioEs will render them the eii9i - reading
Young persons. They Ought 10 be la every fsini ,
library"
THE POETICAL WORKS OF horace
SMITH AND JAMES SMITH.
Authors OF tie " Re- ctsd Addres-es'' With POR-
TRAITS aad BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH Edit d
by EPES SARGENI- ~ 7p. lsno. cloth. Prices s5.
THE NEW YORK ALMANAC AND
WEATHER BOOK FOR 1857.
About 2s0 PIP, s&sno-. cioih-..- Price. = cents
This book is tn ntsin wOtll O. from lion In .
smad space. and 70 be sold at very low pr Be-
sides complete Aim tor various ATTITUDES, il vii
be eoslplete Pocket Diary II viii have a Tecsrd %
the state oftne Thermometer, for ever, hour during
The year ending December lst 1856. large uni
OF Met biological meter generally prepared by b. her
rism, Esq, OF Broo iya Heighss
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-18
PHALON'S PAPHIAN LOTION.
OR
LORAL BE A II T FIE n

GRE Al cosuetic for ant'ying ,he skin and com
I plexion, and tor curing Chspped Hands, Face, Lips
Tan, sun n Frecke.s, P.mpes. scsds. orrns &c.
and for the Piles one washing will give
instant relief AFTER shaving, IS very soothing II lhe
skin Il keeps ths nss soft and white, and for all
infamr OF the skin 1t will be found be great
remedy. Price ore Dollar per bottle.
PHALON'S MAGIC HAIR DYE.
One Of the very best Natural Dyes IN the World. lis
long use has proved TO be beyond comparison; and
being and vegetable otacIion mi Try possibly
be the skin. II Is easily Piled, and can
obtain black or a brown which viii DEFY the best
judges tel it from nature ise Prices 81 and 81
per box
Made and sold by E. PHALoN. st 1917 Broadway. cor
ner Dey st.. and SIT Broadway, 81. Nicholas Hotel y.
Y. and all uggsIs and Fancy Stores throughout the
United states.
PHALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGoRAToR.
The most compl ts article Of the kind offered to
The public. nhas stood the test OF twenty years this
country, and of the many hundreds Of tstons
ha able compete wi.b il for preserving dress
ing and rszutfyng the hair, and Keeping the bead clear
from dsndruSc. IL Is inssmstle In shsrt IL Is every
hin. ae hair requires. Price SOC. and VI per bottlc
oosI7-dcxwulnos