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Of JOAN Alien, late Of Madison ioscnship,
Columbia County, deceased

Or JOAN AHen, late Of Madison toscnship,
Columbia County, deceased.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that q, the last term Of the Orphsn's Cour, of
Columbia county the pepi,ion Of Dnvid AL.
len one of the sons aud dsvisees Of the said
John Allan deceased was presented 10 tbs
SAID court praying for the sals of the follow.
ing real estate of the said decedent TO wit!
A lot of ground in Jerseylown in Madison
township, situate on The Main road or street
OF said town adjoining lot OF John Swishe'.
lot or lots belonging to DR.. Russell Parks aud
others, containing one acre OF laid on which
is erected two story frame dwelling house
aud frame stable:
Also one other lot of land in said town sit.
ua,e on said Main road or etreet adlaiaing
land of John Swisher aud James Sont being
a town lot.
Also Two olher contiguous town lots stu
ate IN said town on said Main Street and sd-
Joining lot Of John Fuus,oa and others
Aud one outlol of land situate on The road
leading from Jerseytown 10 Millville contsiu-
ing about three and one half acres adjoining
land of John Swisher, Abraham Brodt and
o,hers:-which said property was on The
2lst day OF November, A, D., 1876, accept
ed by Robert Templeton Allen and awarded
to him a, the valuation and apprakement OF
an luquisi,ion held thereon, and The Orphans
| Court Of Columbia county OIL the 2lst OF
August, A. D, lsi7, vacated the decree so
awarding the said real estate; so that the
same remains unaccep'ed BY any Of devisees
and unsold. Aud i, is prayed in the said
petition that the said real estate may be or
dered BY the Court 10 be sold al public sala
on the premises on a day certain on the fol-
| lowing terms aud condions twenty per cent.
a, the striking down Of the property, one
halt of tho remainder on the first day ct.
April, 1883, and the other half thereof on the
first day of April, 1859, with interest from
the first day Of April next;-and rule has
been granted by The said Court upon ,hs
heirs and dsvisees Of John Allen deceased
to show cause, If any they have, by the firs,
day of next term why the order of sale
| should not be granted, Of which you will
HEREBY take notice.
STEPHEN H. MILLER,
! SHkRrF's 0FricE, Sher.D.
| Bioomsbutg, July 6, 1857.
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CANADA WnEAr.--Mr 7. Baldy, Jr., re.
ccived last week a cargo Of 1900 bushels Of
excellent Canada wheat, superior 10 the wheat
generally in this neighborhood, al less price
including freight, than it can be bought Tor
of our farmers, who seem 10 hold on to their
crops, no, considering ST so per bushel high
enough. Should the weather prove favorable
the new crops will soon bring down prices TO
a living standard, and some Of our farmers
will then learn, 10 their SORROW, that Hoidfasi
is not always the bes, dos.
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People must 60 TO Work.

sThe Chicago Tribune says that grocers
and produce dealers in that city, are import
ing pickles from Cincinnati, potatoes from
New York, by thousands of bushels, aud
white beans from New Hampshire, in guam
titles 10 suit purchasers.
This is disgraceful with millions of acres
Of the richest soil the sun shines upon, lay
ing waste and uncul,ivated, the West i'm
ports produce from the East. Our only sur
plus is wheat. Farmers cultivate this TO
the exclusion of other crops; aud the result
is that, as we are credibly informed, bran
and "shorts" for feeding cattle, have actu-
ally commanded higher price in this city,
the present spring, than good wheat, This
is partially the result of too exclusively
growing single corp, and partly of the
mania for land speculation, which has with
drawn large numbers of men from produc-
tive industry in order 10 acquire sudden af-
nuence. The solemn truth is that more
men have 10 90 10 work, before the time
will be better. The people of the West will
find themselves obliged 10 do something
with their fair acres besides buying. They
mus, not only produce surplus of wheat
but must at least, cultivate a suffioiency OF
the necessaries of life. for home consump-
ton. Ii will hot do 10 depend too perma.
nen,ly upon the rise Of real estate, or q
speculation in City Lots, exhorbitant Rents,
or usurous Loans, for subsistence. Go to
work; use the advantages so benefcently
rendered; plough, plant and reap and YOU
will be the most independent people on the
earth.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

MESSRS. HURLEY s. LLOYD, Civil Ea.
AVA gineers. Surveyors ard Map Publishers,
are now in this place for The purpose Of ma
king a thoroughly correct Property Map,
showing the Ground Plan OF every Building.
the size aud shape Of each Lot, with owners'
names, OF initials, printed thereon, Colored,
Vanished and mounied ON Canvas, aud Roi-
lsrs, all complete. Price per copy, SIS pay.
able on delivery of the Msp. ~
They are also prepared 10 make Surveys
and furnish Skeleton Maos Of Farms, with
contents calculated and inserted thereon, OF
any farm within reasonable disianoe from
f0Wn.
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4 Coon Cow,-The las, number of the
Chester County Times, gives statement of a
COW which is owned by Jefires Williams, Of
said county, and which yielded week or
two since The extraordinary amount OF t'ocnty
pounds Of butter in seven days. We doubt
whether this can be beaten, in or out of the
State. Our co;emporary thus notices her:
"Shs is years old; weight $50 pounds
color, brindle; her feed was six quarts OF
mixed feed per day; the average yield OF
milk fty-one and half pounds per day
amount of butter per week, twenty pounds.
The Media advertiser aotioes a COW, the
properly of WilIism Dunwoody, Of Delaware
county, that yielded seventeen pounds Of but
Ter in one week. What is The best that "Old
Berks" can do.
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THE WASHINGTON RIoTs-JusT SENTENCE
Three oil the persons engaged in the late cleo
ton riots in Washington City, tave been lri-
cd, convicted, and each sentenced to pay a
fine oil twenty dollars, asd 10 undergo an i'm.
pnsonmenl in the county Jail for the term ot
one year, Such punishment, as this will
hung election riots into discredi,, even with
Plug -ueIies. Tho courts sbout the country
should mako such scamps feel that there is a
higher law than mob violence, and one which
can always protect the citizens in their civil
and political rights.
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SLAVERY IN ENsLANp.-We copy below a
few advertisements taken from an old English
newspaper, showing some OF the PECULIAR.
lies OF slavery in England a hundred years
ago, and earlier. Just imagine a lot Of negroes
rusning about with brass collars, fastened
with paddock, abou, their necks like 90
many dogs.
"a black boy, of about is years OF age,
named John White, ran away from Colonel
kirke the 18Th instant: he has silver collar
about his neck, upon which is the Colonel's
coat of Arms and Cipher; he has upon his
throat a great scar, bare in habit. Whose
ever brings the aforesaid boy to Col. Kirke's
house, The Privy Garden, will be we'll re-
warded. ."-London Gazette, MarA 1855.
"To be sold, negro boy, about IL years
old, warranted free from any dis,emper, and
had those fatal 10 thai color; he has been
used tao years 10 all kinds of household
work, and 10 wait al table his price is 25l.,
and would not be sold but the person he be-
longs 10 is leaving of business. Apply TO The
Bar Of the GeoIge Coffee House in Chancery
Lane, over agains, the Gsis.-London -AduT-
fRer, 1856.
Matthew Dyer, working Goldsmith, at
the Croxn IN Duck Lane, Orchard Street,
Wesl lmipsier, apprenlics and successor TO
Mir, John Rednan, corkscrew-maker,d deceas-
ed; continues ihe business of his lsts master,
II masking ail..sor,s OF gold and silver cork
screws, tobacco sloppers, silver pad-locks fol
blacks OF dogs, collars, silver claspknives,
SC, where merchants and shopkeepers may
be supplied on the ieas, notice, and al The
lowest prices- An assortment of the above
work kept by him."-fbrd.
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" The Lewisburg Bank was organized
on Saturday last, when meeting OF iht
stockholders assembled at that place an1
elected the following board OF directors viz
John Walls, Joseph Meixell, w. Frick
Wm. Cameron, Gideon Biehl, James Nc
Creight, John D. Bogar, ]. G. L. Shindel
Jehu Datesman, R. NJ. Fnck, John Gundy
Bvers Ammous and A, b. Warlord.
On Thursday the 2d inst. at a meeting o
the board, VIM, Cameron, Esq, was elect
ed President and +. w. Pollock, Esq, o
Milton, Cashier.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

q The "quarto" form of Newspapers
seems 10 be coming into disiavor. Several
leading newspapers have recently adopied
the f'iolion form, after a long trial Of the
quarto, as the latter has proved unsatisfac-
tory 10 subscribers and advertisers. As q
mere matter of convenience, the folio style
is certainly the mosi acceptable. A reader
don't want the trouble of cutting the edges
OF his newspaper on Of folding ii twice when
once viii answer.
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Death of Hon. VIM. L. Marcy.

A despatch from Balstcn, N. Y, announ-
ces the sudden death, on the 4ih, OF the Hon.
William L. Marcy, late Secretary Of State in
President Pierce's Cabinet. Mr.. Marcy had
just returned 10 New York from the labors Of
his exalted post al Washington, which he
had performed SO ably and so creditaby TO
the character Of his country. Few men have
stood higher IN public estimation for the
judgment and skill he evinced in the conduct
Of public affairs. especially in our diplomatic
relations with Grea, Britain. He was staiee.
man in the fullest sense OF the word, patriotic,
sagacious and comprehensive. His clear in.
telIect embraced all the relations and connec-
tions of important questions under consider.
alton. His power Of forcible illustration was
rarely exceled, and there was an honest di.
rectness Of application which seldom failed
to reach the object he aimed at. 1t was the
influence Of his commanding qualities in the
Cabinet that averted The misc hiefs Of weaker
or more arduous counsels. The power he
held he exercised for the good of his county,
and that is the nobest epiiaph 10 commemo.
rate his name.-Ledger.
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PIcKISes AND SrEALIsGs. Cincinnati
Inquirer states that Gibson, the defaulling
State Treasurer, of Ohio, has recently been to
81. Paul, investing some of the State funds in
lands. Tom Ford, lhe Black Republican
Lieuteuan, Governor, had been there ahead
of him, with the profits of his Know-Nothing
campaign in Pennsylvania, with which he
intends as a refuge and asylum for the fugi.
live Black Republican officials of Ohio after
the October elections.
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A NOVEL Test OF FSrRENGTH.-The Penns'
burg Democrat says that MIR, George Reiter,
of Upper Hanover township, Berks county,
recently lifted keg of nails weighing 100
pounds, from the floor to the counter with
his teeth, in store at Pennsburg. He has
been beaten, however, by Mr.. Jacob Krause,
of lower Milford, Lehigh county, who re-
Gently lifted, in Hillegas' store, Pennsburg,
keg weighing 125 pounds from the floor
to the counter, with his teeth.
The Bridgeport papers, announcing the
departure of Mrs. P. T. Banum and fam
ily for Europe, state that MIR. Barnum in
tends to make his future home on the other
side of the Atlantic.
GA Republican paper calls Gen. Packer
"politicsl trimmer" He will "uim" Davy
Wino, 10 his hearts content about the So
cond Tuesday of October next.
SuIcpE-A few days ago, John Detweier,
ST., a respectable elderly farmer of Mont
gomery county, Pa, went 10 his wagon
house and hung himself.
RoBBERH.-On Saturday night last. The
tavern Of Alfred H. Barber, of Doyiestswu
Pa, war entered and robbed of Sl45. The
theft got off.
A proposition TO abolish the Senate is be
ing discussed in Minnesota. II is proposes
TO have but one Legislative body.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

MuLEs INSTEAD OF HoRsEs.-ln Cincinnati,
Ohio, mules are taking the place OF horses in
omnibus lines, express wagons, sc. The
Commercial, of that city, says they are equal
ls iractabie, cos, less by 20 10 10 per cent,
they consume 40 per cent, less food, are 80
per cent more durable, and move with a
steady unyiediug celeti,y, tha, recommends
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

NOTICE rs hereby given that the under.
signed Auditor TO whom was ,eterted the ac-
count OF ]. Sanderson Woods administrator
of the estate oil John Lazarus late OF Fiehing-'
creek township, Columbia county, deceased,
and the exceptions thereto, will proceed ~
hear all parties interested in the said estsae
at his Office in Boomsburg on Saturday the
25lh day Of July inst! a. 10 o'clock a Nj
ROBT. F. CLARK,
auditor.
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WHAT NExr ?-Passing along the wharf
yesterday, in front of Allen s. Needless place
OF business, We observed barrel filed with
something that looked like a MIXTURE OF
wheat bran and smashed cockroaches. NE
artic le proved TO be newly newly discov-
cred fertilizer, very appropriately called Can.
cerine. The utility OF this article is weigh.
" arsnmen, on the side of those who main.
tain that Nature has produced nothing with.
ont wise purpose. 1t is made from the
king crabs, or "moss bankers which are
found in myriads on the Jersey beach. They
a-s repulsive in appearance, consisting main.
ly ol she'll, legs and tail. The shell Is OF a
horse shoe shape, and is ahou, the szs Of u
large dessert plate. AT the town Of Dennis.
vile, N, ]. they abound 10 such degree tha,
! a firm have erecie6 an extensive factory for
the purpose of converting them into manure.
When the tide leaves the shore dry, the
animals are gathered INTO Leaps. They are
laid upon their backs when being unable 10
turn over, they soor die. They are then put
into a mill aud ground 10 a coarse powder
The ammonia evolved during the process is
extremely puasenl, and in order TO fix it, the
preparation is decodorized by animal char.
coal Ii Us then IN msrchantable order, iand
when: packed in barrels, sells readily at thirty
dollars per ton, jus, half the price Of Peruvian
guano. The shell Of the king crab is not Of
an osseous character, bu: possesses the pro.
perry OF horn , and as we have sald, contains
a large proportion OF ammonia. We learn
that the demand al present is greater than
The supply. We repeat, what ovel,y CO mes
maxi North american
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A DnkMMA.-The Cumberland (Md) Coal
Company, having recently purchased 100
Canal boats of the Erie Canal Company
towed 80 OF them around TO the mouth Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal a, Alexandra,
Va, last week, when they were all found TO
be TOO wide BY three inches TO pass the lock
gates. The moral Of all this is, ''Never buy
pig in bag"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

WccLp NOT STAND A Hicksite Quaker re.
Gently beQuealhed 100000 to the Wesuown
School in Bucks county; but as The will was
rot made thirty days before The death Of The
,eslator, The bequest was no, valid, and The
Supreme Cour, decided that ii goes TO the
heirs at law of the decejen,.
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e The people of Dnshore, Sullivan Co.,
have been greatly excited during the pas,
week or Two by The supposition that three
'iaii- BIRDS were lurking around or near that
place, one of which is said 10 answer very
nearly The description of Rulcffs, the noiori-
ous murderer, who escaped from Ithaca, N
Y, some time since.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

A western man, rather novice in Euro
pean travel, once visited Powers studio at
Florence, and afier gazing upon its array OF
busts and figures awhile, inquired the price
of statne winch caught his fancy upon
being told 5000, he gave q long whistle,
raised his eysbrows, bs,ttonsd mp his pock-
els, and stridsd away excAiming "sculp-
furis rizw
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

u On "Wednesday Of Las, week. pas
senger traiR going south was rDn into by q
coal train jusl above Northumberland. No
great damage was done, as the passenger
sFsin was going slow. The coal lrain was in
gauh.
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school Teacher Wanted.

A competent teacher is wanted TO take
charge OF common school in Conyngham
district. Employment could be given for 8
months in the year, and TO GOOD female
teacher $40 per months would be paid. To
secute the situation early application SHOULD
bs made TO F. r. W0HLFARTH,
President Of The Board Of Directors.
Centreville, July 1, 1857.
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Csors IN THE WEsr.-The editor OF the
Cincinnati Gazette has examined a large
number OF papers from the West, published
within the las, few days, and found from
every section most fiauering accounts OF our
prospects. Wheat is maturing finely, and
com is growing rapidly. The corn crop Of
the Wabash valley promises 10 he immense
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

Losses By rTRE-Wilhiu The past year the
Lycomiug Insurance Company have pad out
The following sums for losses 10 persons in
this comfy; Jeha Ramsey s. Ce. s54o 90,
John ]. Stiles SIS 90, Thos. Trench $1,000 90,
Joseph ShsrpIess s25oC 90, Alfred Mood
s2s rs, John Ramse, s Co. SIsS 90, F.
Nicely S25 90, Jacob Gerald 50 90, B. F.
Cole SEQ 90
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n Iron Churches, 20 feet long, 40 feei
wide, and 20 feet high, capable of accom-
modating 700 persons, and costing about
$4,000 each, have been erected, recently, in
the neighborhood of London. They are
lined with wood, whichis covered with can
vass and papered. They can be taken down
and moved 10 other locations, if desired.
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MAP OF observation-disclosures. Hurley g.
Lloyd offer TO make a map of our town if
our citizens will give them reasonable en-.
enlargement. The same gentlemen have
heretofore made a map of Easton, and quite
recently one of Danville. We hope to see
our town get its likeness taken.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

~ The Commissioners and Treasurer
will meet al their offices onthe goth inst. TO
meet such collectors as wish to pay tax in
time to secure the abatement of five per
cent, and in time to reach the State Treas
ury for the payment of the scmi-annual
State interest.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

NEw BANks.-The Harrisburg papers con-
tain notices of applications 10 be made 10 the
next Legislature of Pennsylvania for the
charter of thirty-nine new banks, with an
aggregate capital of ahou; nine millions,
and eight applications Tor an increase Of
capital, making the whole addition TO the
banking capital of the State asked for abou;
ten millions
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

T. II is announced that the Portsmouth
and Concord Railroad will be Offered al
auction on the first day Of September next,
at the Court House, Portsmouth, by The
Trustees, acting in behalf OF the bondhold-
ers.
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BURNING OF Coal BREAKER AT SCRANTON.
The Coal Breaker of the Union Iron & Coal
Company, valued at $4,000, was burn,
down on Wednesday. This is the second
Coal Breaker burnt down in that region
within The last two weeks.
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z Gen. Cass is strict in his personal
habits, will not dine out if he can help it,
and goes 10 bed al 10 O'Clock, P. M. When
at Paris, al balls at his own house, he would
quietly slip off TO bed at The above hour,
leaving his wife and three daughters to en-
tertai the company.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

~ The weevil, we are pleased TO find,
wheat as was at first anticipated. The grain
was in many cases too fully formed TO suffer
from the insect.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

AuBuRS AND ALLENTOWN RLILRoAp.-The
subscription OF 81, 900, necessary 10
put this road under contract, has been sub.
scribed, and all the sections, except two al
Auburn, which interfere with the Schnyl-
kill Canal, are in the hands OF contractors.
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- The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
can sbisin possession of the Main Line al
my any by executing and fling The bonds
for g. purchase money
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Mr. and Mrs. Dalton, in Boston, afier be-
ing forced by meddlesome friends TO figure
in divorce case, have eloped with each
other, and disappointed the lawyers.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

The Lehigh and Penna- Zinc Company
have purchased The patent right OF Messrs
Gilbert & Wetherin, for manufacturing Zinc
paint, for the price of $4,000
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

We notice that the PeansgtpOniGrl on the
Isl INST changed lis form 10 It's formerly TO
ho size.
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L11Ba

Iu Grssnwood, Jane i2sh, EI1zaBErH,
daughter Of Jsnses Y. end Lydia Ferguson,
aged II yesfs, months and 20 days.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

The whole number Of newspapers pub
hshed in the United States is 1884; some
sie Of which are in the State OF New York.
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JOHN G. FREEZE, ESQ.,,

HAS resumed The practice of the Law in
II Bloomsbure, Columbia county, Pa; and
win give his prompt and careful attention 10
oil business entrusted 10 him in this and ad-
jeiring counties.
He can be found constantly in his office, in
Robinson's Row, nsar the Court House.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-07-08

Matthew T, MiIler, who published the
Tlas3zsslphza Bicknefl's Reporter about 20
yszzz .zzennces the suspension Of thai
paper.
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The Tribune recommends that lbs friends
celebrate the zth of July, with anti-Slavery
oTations, prayers, &c. What nexts
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

THAT MIR. J. o. Richardson is no loHges
Agen, for US. Nor will we pay any further
debts of bis contracting.
GRAHAM g. BRO,
Beauer Valley, CoiuRbia Co, Pa.
June 16, lS57-it.
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Ripe peaches are among the luxnries nj
Mobile and New Orleans.
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WoopLAND CREAm"--a Ponade for

/. !" WOODLAND CREAm'--A Pomade for
beuutifying the .Hair--Eighly perfumed.
superior 10 any French article imported, and
for half the price. For dressing Ladies Hair
it has no equal, giving il a bright glossy sp-,.
,,earance. Ii causes Genllemens Haif 10
curl in the mosl natural mannet. itremoves
dandruf, always giving the hair The appear.
ance of being fresh shampooed. Pfice only
fly cents. None genuine unless Aligned
FETRIDGE & CO,
Proprielors of the -. IL
Balm Of thousand Fletrers." q
For sale by all Druggists. New York.