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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-18

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This work contains dissertation the necessity oi Mar
rape Instructions IN Counting with tmn for Love ELECTS
OF Cehacy tuhahitau IT Story Nranol infohRo
Of family with many other useful the French
ut Joan dubois Address HENRY s. q. SMITH y ~.
IRrRfs Efaftd. loN i2lO Post uiliVo, N. \
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05
THE SEVENTEENTH or HUME

"What m@ncth obi. bleauus Of he Sheep audlovns
of she Cattle"
A cry comoth from the Vermont Central
depot Of legislative wisdom. Ho We Tom
perance men Your affairs are thrown down
and your pleasant groves are burned up, your
law is contemned-Rum and Ruin run riot
at your very wcll-springs. Now, therefore,
be it known, especially to those who love
temperance, but hate the law that binds them
to it, that on the anniversary of freedoms
first battle the 9TH of June, at the Congro-
sational Church in the village of Mortified,
i'll be held a mass meeting at which all who
Nlnt the law repealed to save its breaches,
ana requested to appear with their evidence,
and also all such as believe the law to be
good for such as use it lawfully, to hear and
render their reasons for enforcing it.
rare treat of speeches, also music by the
Northtiold Band, may be expected, besides a
lecture from r. l.. Perkins, Esq, State Lee
turer- Exercises to commence at half past
ten A. NJ. and continue through the day,
Per order Co, Temp. Society,
j. BROCKWAY Sec.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05

TUCK'S MEDICTNAL
Il so L Il BAU GIL C0RDI A l.

iUsquEBAUgu Gaelic, asge, water 6agh, hle.)
Specially recommended By the Medical FdcUty
supedatiYe remedy for C0hs, Coughs 1DecftoHs Of the
Throat and Lungs, Dg9DtPsia Indigestion, Ftatuleacy,
chronic RhouDidtH, fcHsah Difficulties, General De-
by and Relocation Of ie system from uarous causes,
Loss Of 1pyefjie, A..
The beneficial effects resulting from the iudcious use
Of pure and genuine article Of BOURBON Dhistey as
tonic and mpia particularly for consumpb patients
and persons exhausted from fatigue, or debitated by
prostutug diseases Of life and energy IN the diff
ercnl functions OF the body has given 10 unparalleled
reputation having received the sanction Of our 6sf ply
sci0ng and the patronage Of our most eminent cifzens
This Cordial owing to its absolute payoHeSA and simple
cty well from It's peculiar acaafi0R for medicinal
uses, has met with the signal success. Tie feet
that most Of the Bourbon that East is egtifeiai
made by the Of poisonous drug, from IS cent
ehseB and sold at two or three dollars gallon, where
fine bourbon Is r0h ia Lotisre Kentucky, Jfffse
dollars ai ch0iesale shows thar IN purchasing for mod
cal use, 0rent cgbff0R IS requisite.
The proprotors OF this Cordial have superior facilities
for obtinng direct fran the Scotch farmers ~ Hour
BON COunfg heafgokg and the public may be assured
that IL Is worthy OF their confidence Is only fip Ae
use Of 0o0d aud suitable article that any bene6f can
egsHrg None genuine unless the pritte, signature 0f W.
4. REL TUCK IS oter the cork Of each bottle Price
" .. REIrUcK CO., Propnetors, Louisville.
Kentucky.
BURR, FOSTER & Co, No | cornhin, Boston.
Agents for The Eastern States
Sold BY Druggists and Apothecaries generally. t7sn
l.. T PIERCE, Montpelier Special Agent for Neunon'.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05

l. p y L HAIR BALM
= FOR

l. IN L HAIR BALM
= FOR
RESTORING GRATHdIR no IT'S ORIGrNAL
lTWirrantcd to cure Badness scnrf DandrufF Itch
ing and a diseases Of the skin. This Balm gives the
scalp rev and healthy aetion restores the coloring
matter 20 the roots of the Hair, which passes through
Hair Dye
Hundreds Of preparations have been introduced. pre-
tending 20 preserve the Hair and Keen it from falling OF
composed of Oils, Alcohol and other deeterious ater-
ai- md all 20 Hair DIVES have been introduced
chat go NOT give Che hair natural COLOR besides being
troublesome TO use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing
lhh preparation was needed 10 do what required
TOY ihc Ham, the proprietor induced 90 experiment
until e could obtain article that would be the exnct
remedy, and after years trial has perfected this
haiu u is soothing and omoent allays all irritation
OF the SCALP thereby stopping that troublesome itching
1t cures Daudrn and seur and when the hair has turn
ed gray wall bring back its original color be it
hIaeN Brown or Auburn II makes the Hair soft and
gossyt-prcyeuts 1t from falling OIL as will be seen upon
using this Balm for only few days-ifc will be given TO
lhe roots OF the Hair, and growth will appear
Growth does not take place the end Of the Hair as
viii De seen in persons who have their Hair dyed II
you examine gray hair that has been coorcd for week.
yon VIII find towards the roots that the hair has
gray hence is necessary have the fluid at the roots
OF the hair healthy that the whole hair may be natural
COLOR Each hair has root in the skin, and is Of itself
hollow, gray tube, through which there is a constant
circulation OF the pigment from the root When this
pigment or colOrng matter dies out, leaves the hair
hollow and IL becomes gray To invent balm that would
produce this pigment has become the study Of the uo-
prctor. The discovery Of the Alpine Hair Balm win do
IT, 1t viii bring the hair TO its natural color by making
anew the colorng matter in the roots Of the hair
II Is mistaken notion that oil or grease will restore
the hair, as nothing can be more injurious. And Alpine
Hair Balm, will restore the skin and save the hair Of
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
Prepared by C. A. Z. MASON Providence, r. L.
d. Z, IVES CO.. So Mix st., Boston, Mass, sole
agents for the United States and Canadas.
And General Agent for Delights Spanish Iustral.
tS5 ga, sale in Montpelier by f. E. SMITH and L. f.
iiEhDia. 3)bmls
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05

EDucAuoNAu Attention is i'm
vitcd TO the annual meeting of the Vermont
Teachers Association. at Mortified, Aug. 8.
Also, Of whom it may concern, to the cir
cular, just sent ont to Town Suporinlendeuts,
with blank reports. TO be filed out and re-
turned to the state Superintendent. The re-
turns that Mr.. Adams asks for are of great
Importance for the promotion of the cause,
and should by all means be promptly Furnish
ed
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05
(HARLES' LONDON CORDIAL GIN

4 'HAKLE0 LONDUN CORDIAL GIN
~ is shown by the Records Of The Custom House to
DE thc only London Cordial Gin IMPORTED and sold
in bottles an othersn noxous mixtures made here in
imitation OF it.
Il Is delicious tonic beverage, and by its peculiar fla
yur $50 different from other pns) Is universally esteemed
by all who use IT, IL is adopted with great success in
eHacs of DfsrErsfA, Gour, RHEuMATIsM, DRopsY,
1hANEL, tHoltc, CHOLERA, FEVER AND AQUE. STRIu-
ruiu, DISEASES on THE URINARY ORGANS, EPILEPSY,
9r.
Dr. NArHNuNE Morn Of New York, in a letter to the
proprietor says;
Charies Loadoa Coraiai G,R is the p,trest best and
( most reitr5ir Ertrfcf Of JiUipcr hare seen.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN is sold by
AN Druggists and GrOccrs in the United States and so
aso numerous poisons called ''Lordon Cordial Gin
ITO avoid them buy only CHARLES" Reject any
other offered 20 you, you value your health Price one
dollar Tor quarts, Giy cents for pints.
EDMUND G, CHARLES,
80 3ma is. Sole Importer, 40 Broadway n. Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05
n EW sPRIN GOD S
CHANDLER & co.

Have received and now opening their
NEW SIOCh Of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
Comprising eXtentve assortment Of the most choice
and desirable articles of their Importation and pre-
sentng altogether Of the most attractive stocks
which they have ever eNhihited--consistiug Of
Rteh SILKS, in the latest styles
Medium QHatty DO, a complete assortmonti
Nhocis, IN great variety
Nautilus, new and beautiful styles
Entbroderies very elegant assortment;
bfrcges and GreHadiHes, splendid STYLES
Prints md Jaconefs, large assortment in the newest
styles;
oV1ndfeg, " Z"
mont in the newest STYLES;
u loren Dress Goods, fun stock;
Go'as for Bogs lyear Of the best description;
Mourning Goods, a."
Housekeeping G0ods
Hosiery, Gi0res, &C., &c.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods invited call at our cs
Punishment when visiting the city, where it is believed
they viii be able to make satisfactory selections both as
regards prices and quality and styles Of merchandise
CHANDLER y CO..
dl.Sw q a Summer Street. Boston.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05

MII770Td, W0rrUst0r Co, Nl88-, Nov. lSJO.
PnoF y. WOOD-Dcu Sir: I take pleasure in
bearing voluntary testimony the magic effects Of your
wonderful Hair Restorative. As FAR hack as 1896. my
hair commenced falling off, until the top Of my scalp be-
clue build aud smooth glass; and 10 has continued to
fa 1r great many years, Notwithstanding have used
many celebrated preparations for restoration Seeing
your advertisement, was induced 20 give your article
trll, and 90 my utter establishment. found after a few
applications that my hair became firmly et and ASSUME
ed glossy aud beautiful appearance; and hy the time
bad used quart bottle, my bald head cred over
with young and vigorous growth OF hair, which is now
from one 20 two inches no length, and growing fast
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05

NulltaiuNi, Mass,s Aug. ~ lol1
Gonts Nothing but duty and sympathy that feel
90 communicate to others thar afflicted | huyc
been, would induce give this public acknowledge
ment OF the benefit have received from Prof Wood s
Hair Restorative. When first commenced using it, my
lair was quito gray, and ia spots entirely bald have
used the Restorative about five months and my hair
is entirely changed to It's original color, brown, and the
new hair Is three inches in length the spots where
ii was bald have also been much gratiod the heal
thy moisture and vsor of the hair which before dry
and 10 has ceased 90 come out as formerly
Respectfully yours Nc., Mrs R. a. SrODDARD.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05

q = 7 = Il 4 L I
OVER the BOSTON & MAINE II, r. STATION,
, haym9rket square, 49,: Boston
offer 70 purchasers Of
g \ II y r. II n CT :
At retail, complete and most desirable assortment,
COMPRISING ereg rarefH Of ta5ric and quality OF both
ENGLisH And 4nERFC1N manufacture. Also
splendid stock Of FLOOR on CLOTHS, from to
y feet in width Cocoa and Canton Mattings, Rugs
Mats, &C., Nc.,
We respectfully solicit call at this large, long estab
shed and we'll known warehouse, from all in want Of
this kind Of goods and wishing to trade at the very low
est cash prices.
DAVIS, WRIGHT &CO
Gro i. DAVIS. SAML 4. WRiGHT WIN. II. SMITH,
"a }n
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1857-06-05

II y !.
on. Fairbanks
or ST., Boston.
.ontpeher J.
Son, ST. Al
A. G. Spear,
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FINANCIAL AND coMMERC lAL.


SUNDAY, Nay 3l-8P M
Nothing particularly new uanspred 10 The stock mar
ket during the week just closed One two efforts were
made by the bulls to put up prices but they proved aoor
uve and At the close yesterday lower rates ruled than for
some days previous Tho stock market Is doomed TO
great depression. The backbone has been literally
Gacicd and has support The public sellers of
railroad stocks NOT buyers and the market cannot possi
bly, stand up under ~ load OF real bona e stock press
ing for SALE The broksn obliged TO take all this
stock along At the current price, and the pro-
liability that they win very get more than they
want These stocks viii get distributed again 1t
anything Ike their present market value, and much
doubt they do at any price. The present position Of
ary al the leading railroad stocks Is the result Of bad
management In the construction and operation or the lines
The operations SPECTATORS Wall have had nothing
do with the real value Of the property represented Tho
bears have only sold wha, they considered bad bulls
have bought what they considered good The result thus
far shown that the bears have been the right
and the aa result will show that the bulls have been
urey wrong only necessary to point 70 tho Michigan
Southern and the Cleveland and Toledo railroads 10 show
the fatal effects OF tho folly ignorance aad exravagance
exhibited In their construction. Each company has, In
fact two roads for business In the two lines 337
miles would have been main line enough for the business
between Cleveland and Chicago instead OF which, tho two
companies have $50 miles Of road 10 operate The Ceve
lad and Toledo Company have In fact two roads to do
half The business Of onefor has business only one
sdc We have In addition TO these facts, only 10 look at
the system OF nnspccrpg pursued from the start by each
company ind sufficient for any depression In the
market value Of the stock that may follow Tho bears OF
Wall street certainly have had no hand In The manage
ment Of railroads, and they arc therefore, net TO
blame for the many fatal mistakes which have been
made. We must admit that our railroad managers
the friends Of the bear specuators such the
very best feeling, We believe, exists between them.
The money market continues very easy. With
abundant supply Of capital the rates for paper tend down
wmt The bs,ks have more money Than they can con-
vepenuy loan.
The expectation Of specie from this port last week
unusually arsclarGer, wesbelevc, than ever before
rorted In the same length of time
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The Exciss Commissioners.
LETTER re ME- COMMfesr0NHR HAgKErr.


must dissent from Exciseman Haskeus definition OF
equsi TAXATION" Surely he must SEQ the difference be-
tween taxing the Aston House and the small groggay Of
Tim Stokes In Cherry alley while Tim getting ten cents
worth Of custom such concerns Clark Browne bar
win receive ten dollars VIII ExcIseman Haskell have
hc assessors Of apply his golden rule 70 those
sreme cases. VIII be equal Cor each 10 pay the
specific annual tar the houscs they occupy instead OF
being taxed ON their respective values TAXATION 70 be
eouss must be proporonase II should be levied BY per
csntses either the sales, on the profits, or on tho
value Rents are good index OF value An excise tar
on that standard would be much more "squs taxation,
than the rule Of civilian Jay Haskell, Commissioner OF
EXCISE" submitted by him under his signature 10 ne
HERALD OF Sunday He forth true axun-that "the
genius OF tree government Is 10 make every member
equally bear ik burhens and enjoy IVA beneae, ou,
think be WILL on reflection perceive that he pervsrn the
application when he proposes 10 make Hans on speder
Cor his lager bier and wene cellar pay az much hcensetW
The Aston House n citizen Haske excisemau, viii
star with "equai right TAX all around Of thirty dollars
license tax with The addition of Eve per cent on the scse
of rent a place occupied think he will bit the nail on me
head and make q valuable excseman. Thy IT.
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nsosiI.'

~ ,,-s -, orc. /, CDse6, ~, Il .eas, ..u - .,.h o.
R4.w:.on san.:y mornisS, 'hay 81, HxsoDo.sRAsus
rSs t =, 49, "a Sis q u. Asa ~ isspssruv
inyised z nlsoa ny APsrtI .oa rSSstsy 8sVh 49,
o o;;s HSI :I Ms 10y. fsc
csOs.os~zs. zen s sesseE on Sunday morning. Ny 4.
2: :s.s ;.! x:.: &4s': &C.: 8 u: - '1As
~. II. , nhssds .ss 81 rs z 6. 2ay
y ,ssssa sss s. s IS.
. e1.1:S..oa SUNDAY, NV 90 rss.~ = oAst.s
e rns relatives ana ffsoas Of The n.aly ars rsspeof1
ysd 70 s'ssnd 'hs funeral from ~ lave residence ~
June Bis remains wall b msssrsd.in soosad 49,
Glrssou Saturday, Nay 80. n,osAzi Usrxs, Of Hss-
wood County galway, Ireland aged1s years r. -
Hs friends and .cqueinAnccs are respe duly Invita-
law, Timohy MDton. in vest ynss. street. be. ~ssn
Tenth end eventh avenues ct O'Clock this atevn0oa
- Sunday %%S ss way 81 Lawi4
months and II days.
The relatives and friends Of the Anly arc respectfully
parents, No ia Eass Fereh street; Aisd svsnnA
On Tuesday sher1ocD n t~c 1cinck 49, -.
s sss ~ y n ss.;ss me-;
s2d year Of his age $500 - go ~,
the Hstters' Benevolent Association respectfully -
yiseA e .aead hs Funeral !s sf.raoeA e swo o'cosE
H Is remains win be taken sor stp.eh foy intermsnl
" NA0D@ -Ou sunday mos ming. kay III Aftsr Aagss--
Ing illne. Kps'DE sr4ssoAD AAsnsA IN tho 4sshys1r
his friends end relatives rcspectfus,y inytssd -
aend his funeral, this afternoon ct two O'Clock, fU0
his hte Iesdencc, No, 3A Sxih avenue I. -. "a.
,AoNAnn-on Sunday, May q, Or congestion q ne.
hcNames, aged 10 months md fedayv.
Tn frends ana sDquainiaAoes q me eamiy ere knAH
invited % asassa The funeral ss acndAy} sernosn =
two o'clock from the Residence &her pen, corner o
'ieSsso sard Hs HsS \ e.oSp Ana
daughter Of c.r.ten and Anna Il PsPss sUsds ysAssS
Ihs rshavss ana n4ssds Of shs sA.ly ere rspssassH
her pareps, No Monroe strset this tfbudayl ansrne
O'Clock Her remains WIN Be taken 70 Greeowoe&
Cemetery for ntsrmsal -.-----
Posrxs.-At Toronto, c. W., onsunday. Nay ~. o.AAn.
r. and EneHhe Z. Porter, Of Newysk CITY. .
SKtRRzn-On sunday morning. Hay 81. ~. JoGu 6xUe
RSu, aged 80 yesrs end m0Ath. a ~ ynfg fli4r
The reishxes and Friends ef Die fa.Aly sieotss nsa
Ne. 7, and menbsss Of lie FfO DogazSmsus " eenesa
respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, Tuesday
afternoon June q two O'clock from hs lats residenoa
No. 3es SECOND avenue. tIstou, fisshtg tnvnaton .
SkDnoRz eyed 81 years. -.
Due Boice wlIbc given OF ina tuueral fD' "a JHI7
rAsioR-m Br6oklyn, "a Sunday morning, Nay 81. JAM
Amelia, only dausher Of Daniel-B Ind Cyushn rayior.
aged years. - ~
The friends and relatives OF the family are saecsoaasy
invited 10 attend her funeral 81 the house or John W.
Ta lor corner os Throup 80 Flushing aSsnus, Brooxy
wEn1,zoss -On Sunday, May ~, Ayx. wife OF Tino-
thy whaemore, IN the TINT year Of her se ~
The friends OF The family Respectfully invited ~
tend her funeral from her late residence No IL WsA
O'Clock, 70 proceed 70 e. LuEss Cnush, audsos ssss4
where the funeral services viii Ake paacs- ~ 81
Bpston papers plesse copy see = - %
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A offset 10 This, tho California steamer brought
81 s5s 600, and the Sub Treasury paid 100000
than received
A. H. Nicolay's regular scmi.weckly auction sale Of
stocks and bonds viii take place Monday next June
at half past IL O'Clock ii the Mcrchants' Exchange
We understand that arrangements have been made by
which passengers between Cleveland and Chicago
tskoted via Crestlne and Fort Wayne, the Cevs-
land Columbus and Cincinnati, and Htsburs, Fort Wayne
and Chicago roads Tho advantage Of this arrangement 70
the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati road Is that
makes that road for Is miles, part OF through line from
Cleveland 10 Chicago. Il now one Of The most efficiently
managed and profitable roads In the country, and viii
derive large increase OF business from Tho Ptsburg,
Fort wayne and Chicago road, is completion 70 Chi
csgo The roads win then unite forming through
line between Chicago and Cleveland, which viii compare
svorsbly in time, efficiency and comfort with any other,
and draw coed share Of the through basi
ncss passing south Of the Lake. In connection with the
roads from Cleveland 10 Buffalo, the line via Fort wayne
Crestne and Cleveland will mako route OF $50 miles OF
uniform gauge from Chicago 10 Bufso, BEING the same
distance a. the route operated over The Michigan
southern and Cleveland and Toledo roa There nothing
IKE competition o make rslrosd ,rsseluns cheap 10 the
pubhc.
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NAVAL 6roEB.-The market wss hnayy. Sales Of SOC
coo bbIs spirits tarpepne were made aRoas 10 Asrvo
II SOC, and h prime shppnf ordsr ~ sa CSsnmca
steady, with sses ancatant from yuyd ~ 81 8r
u 90 PEI 3io bs Delivered 500 0bs orudS urpcntne
sold p eAer dsscrip'iSas we're rncSh.Dsed
continued 10 Do In GOOD femand .6lss wAse nadee 81
shout 600 400 bbls II New BeafQhn Too Crude
'erm steady. and prices unchanged Other descrp
tons were unchanged
PpoyslossL -Pork-The sales comprised ,sboyt 700
bbb mess including about 400 500 ,Hb-. q $eS IS
9 ", and 200 do, Of superior quality foS OAQraa, ct
s24 and go bbs prime do at 80 00--whtch was re-
fufed for smother loo bbls Beef eonflnA6A nr, With
sales Of SEQ 4n0 bbb 1t ola SIS for country mess, and
Gle so III 80 for Chicago and Cleveland; prime was
dpm with small sale Of good Western, reported $50 90
Beef hams were at S23 &C. Cut meats were arm; 200
hbds dry salte shoulders sold ct l0c, while hams
steady 81 l0kc lie Bacon continued searce and
frm Lard frrn wi h sales of about 200a 300 bbs
at Akc 14Ac. Butter and cheese were steady, and
prices unaitereS. ,y,s, -
RcH was quiet and firm. G 4irn -. E. a
SueAU Holders manifested no disposition 70 press
sales or 70 meet buyers except at previous curcnt quota
tons The sales confined 10 few small obbnig lots,
which afford criterion OF correct prices. Tho Anaexed
table shows the amount Of sugar the market on the LIST
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Dangsr's Sewing AlactAnss.-In buying saeH
N article - sewing machine, he ruest economy 70
buy the bea Those who purchase Singers machines Always
Whs Aoss buy any Of he cheaper inferior naehn
N AA Market suffer disAppoinnnent vexAon ~
ln0. l. u MN0wR 3 90. 81 Broadway.
Murray & Lanman's Florida Water.-The
arona Of MURRAY LanmAn's lorids Is the
manen srhleratng and exquisite perfume obtained
from hose OF nsture freshly gahered howers Hold
by d. T. LAEMAk co, wholesale druggists, ~ Water
sec New York and by all druggists NJ ~ per boe
Darry's TrscophsrOus Il the Best and Chs.p-
exsas for beauaying, curtas, prsssrvng - rssFhs
~ hak. eoiA bv ell druxxisx and sarfumar1
Clear CompAsxion, Curing EruPtaons.
ockles Jones' old Italian soap Tor growing dArken
ing besuttynx hair, Jones old ool hair o bob
Usdve oonnL Depot ma Bnwery
.Datchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In he world all Made soil spilled
~ Ne mandatory. rs Broad say.
CxlstadOrO's Scslps, Hair Dye and wigs
beat all In their lima Wholesale and retail and the dye p-
vstely applied at No. Asor House.
Hill's Improved instantaneous Hair tDye,
box black or brown at No. BArcla Inmiabe
cutting Of hair and whiskers. q
Holloway's Ointment and Piils.-TalG Of
snnexaon ndeed These remedies have peacefully
all nations tribes, communities and commonwealth OF the
human They the sole rayng point In favor
which maDkt Ind unanimous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-01

SATURDAY, May 30-GP n
A1rE Sales OF 20 40 bbs. pots made at &c
75.c- Pearls were quiet 1t &c. TIC.
BRKADMuITs.-flour-Tho market was quiet, while
confined 10 about ZOO 900 bbs, ut