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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857,

t6.
Furniture and Carriages boxed, aad other light
goods not enumerated Carboys of Acids or
other Chemicals, per 100 lbs, 420
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books, Stationery, Boots, s. oes Liquors.
Oils &C., in bottles, Csmphne and Spirits Terpentne in
barrels Csrpetnz, Chias Glass and las ware Cigars in
cases Clocks Coneeonaries Cotton Cards Dry Goods in
boSes baies Drugs Fruits Fruit Trees and Shrubbery,
Furs, Uarden Seeds, Looking Glasses Looking Glass
Plates lat owners Oysters in cans and srs Ssddery
Tin and Brittsnia Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
HsrdWeTe except sch specified in third class CoEse
Mills, Machinery Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes
Tobacco in boxes Leather in rolls and boxes, Oils barrels
and cssks Crockery and Qusensware and casks
Rice, Whiting, Plaster, Sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS.
Axes, Shovels, Spades SAD Iron, Zinc and Tin in pigs,
Cordage Coffee, Heavy Castings Mill Gearing
Carriage Springs and Axles, Railroad Wheels and Axes,
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats Furniture and Carriages boxed, and other
light articles ALSO CarbOys Acids other
Chemicals, will be charged al double class rates
ar Have every package plainly marked with name of
consgnee, destination and depot Of delivery Attention to
this matter prevents delays and Osses insures speedy
delivery. -
Goods shipped via Savannah should to Agent
of Central Raj road Savannah, and packages
Goods shipped Charleston shoua be consigned TO the
Agent OF the South Carolina Railroad Charleston and pack
age marked, care Agent s. O. K K. Charleston, s. c..
The through rates above ali expenses from New
York Nashville. No commission, drayags, or phGpfags
charged sithsr at Charleston or SaDaaHah
Shippers may rely uniform and prompt delive
by both lines oyerchar and damages by either
line, will be adjusted by the agents of the Nashville and
ChattanOoga Road.
10 case Of Osl missing goods will take charge Of any
correspondence Necessary for their recovery
will py the the expiration of days after no
tiee gwen an nots Of lost goods, ,Or Nashville
the NashUie and Chattanooga Road be dd
dressed 20 II. ARdersOR, SHPt., NGShUiHs.
when in New York will every informa
the Charleston Line, No. 1875 Brosdway Savannah
- CHA's W. ANDERSON,
may2s-a Gen' Agent.
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Tahs drawn in Baltimore, Nd, on
STATUE RDAY, SEP. &c, 1857.

lOOO pIlzesf.. .anOunung 70. 9isoySuO
Whole Tickets $40; Halves IS; Quarters s2 50.
Please address all orders for Tickets Maguih
ent scheme, to 7. II. HUBBARD & CO..
aug No. 30 FaYetie Box RaIfmora. Nd.
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EACH SATURDAY m SEPTEMBER.
...s32O,OOO
5, ,495 Prizes amounting to-.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, $2hl
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.


WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES as; QUARTERS, s2h
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to So OOO corresponding with those
Numbers on the Tickets printed separate SHIPS OF paper
encTced with small Tin nbes and placed IN one wheel
TBe Hrst Prices similarly printed and encircled,
placed in another " heel.
The Wheels are then FsvoIEed, and number Is drawn
the Wheel Numbers and at the same time Prze IS
dra from the The Number and Prize drawn
opened aud exhibited the audsnee and registered
by commissioners the Prize beng placed against the
Number drawn TINS operation Is repeated Until all me
Prizes are drawn out - - 81 El
APPROXIMATIONS PHzEs.-The two preceding and the tH0
succeeding Numbers TO those drawing the first Prizes wi
be elIited to me e PI5zes aoI sTsp
NUMBERED 1885, ll249 ll25l, lSS2 will eaen be entitled 10
$500 ticket $50 80 90 prize, those Tick
cts 54 ssh 52 will each De entitled 500,
and according tothe scheme
Przes Of tzU will be determined by the last fig
OF the No. that draws the $4,000 Prze Tor example
if the number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with l. then
all the tickets where the number ends in will be entitled
to $40 If the nunber ends with No. then all the tickets
where the number ends in will be entitled to t2O and
20 onto0. -
0srt6cates of Packages will be sold at the following
rstes, which is the risk:
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
---- 10 Half ........s 40
" -" 10 Quarter d" ........ 70
,,,,,I 10 Eghth 10, orr, r,r;c;@I. 10
Enclose the money address iOr the Tickets order
ed the receipt of which they will be forwarded By hr
mail Purchasers can have Tickets ending with any hg
The List Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Office, County and state.
~ Remember that every prize is drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ An prizes of 81 900 and under, paid Immediately
after the drsWng-Oher prizes st the usual time OF thirty
days.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certi6cstes to
s. SWAN 4 CO.. Atlanta, Ca
or, z. STIMSTBIN, Box 3, Nashville.
Persons residing near Montgomery Ala, or Atlanta
Ga their orders alled and time, BY address
ing S. swan & %, al either Of those cities.
aug 29If rr r- ID. -.....-. a.
II list Of the numbers that drawn from the Wheel
with Of The prize that each 10 entitled TO,
will be published after drawing in the following pa
pers;-New Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, Charleston
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteligencer, New
Weekly Day Book savannah Morning News and Rich
lMiss) Clarion. u tt II ~
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FOR STTMMER WEAR.

I'M fashionable hat department, Waerfeld s. Walker
always the lead. Their new style of MoesSn and
light ventilated and Cashmere Hats have attained
popularity unprecedented in the annals OF history. iuu
supply ready to-day.
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PrizesPayabIe without Deduction.

I5,l61 Prizes, amounting TO S66,UUU.
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par Checks on
New York RENTED for prizes.
Orders for sekets addressed to G. H. WINTER, box
352, Nashville, Tenn, will be prompty attended TO-
ANDERSEN & SON,
July 29-H Managers, Macon, Ga.
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Wanted,
Wheat, wheat.

Wheat, wheat.
JETANTED 1000 bushels prime White and Red Whea
w for which will pay the highest market price, de
lvered al our Ware house, Spring and Clark Street
Nashville Wheat will be clessed as follows;
Ten per bnshe wi be paid Tor prime White above
prime Red and 10 cents below for prime Medteranan
h Wheat classification. When Amber Wheat
prime per bushe wbe paid over the price Of
Spring and other Red Nheats
The Amber is known here by Farmers Blue Stem
Missouri wheat. TO this is the Golden Chaf-moSt
desirable.
First Glass; White; Second Glass, Amber;
Third Glass, Golden Chae Fourth Spring
and all other Red Whea's except the MEDITERRANEAN, which
IS ten cents below in value.
5000 Grain Sacks on hand by
iune9s a. S. FRENCH & SON.
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NaShViEIes.ulRbePYard.
J. G.. DARDEN,


DEALER IN LUMBER, SHINGLES, AND
BOARDS,
HAVE now on hand a large lot of Cedar, Yellow ana
White Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank
list Scantng, Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar
bngIes nave Five Mills cutting POplar and Cedar, "
dressing Poplar and Yellow Pine Flooring. One Shin
gle Nachiue making Poplar Shingles. All in constant
operation supply any quantity OF Lumber or Shingles
the shortest notice, and at The lowest pTceS for the CASH
,,sySS J. &. DARDEN,
Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III broadway.
Gas FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
STEAMBOA rS-PATENT BENZOLE GAS.
County and state Rights for sale. The only
,BsuzoIc Machine that will give agOOd light.
TIE entire apparatus ssmPie; occupies but little ROOM
requires lltIle OF 10 sttention-except winding up
sin liar u g Geek.
The erDs7ss is one third less than ordinary Goal Cas-
and makes The most handsome aud cheapest light IN the
world Ii be in practical operation at hender-
son & Bros, Desderlck street..
Any persons wanting their houses ngnteo can De sup
pied Immediately, they having made contract Tor the
urpishing IF Davidson county, and solicit orders
Information concerning State and County rights can be
ba5' nv aDDIying TO WM WARNE
apg 2l Cherry StreetNGshie,
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ANDREW WHIPS

Advertising and Subscriptions OGlce,
No. 13S NassaR Street, Rert door to Nassas Ban
- NV YORK. -. = - .
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,IyE FRENCH FELT HATS.

WATERFIELD & WALK Err have some designs of
se pleasant aud desirable hats, light and comfortable Just
thing weather An early selection should be
mayS5 NY WATERFIELD & WALKER.
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The latest styIe Hats


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CRAoKY & cos. LINE OF STEAMERS
BErWEES
NEW YORK, LONDON AND BREMEN.

QUEEN Of the SOUTH, Captain Beal, Z22I burthen
INDIANA............... Capt. Baker, 1854 do
ARGO................... Capt Benson, 23l5 do
JASON. Capt. BdttOF, 2667 do
! 4 NWNBD by the EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN STEAM
" SHIPPING COMPANY cv LONDON AND SOUTH
AMPTON, appointed sail from NEW YORK every
alternate WEDNESDAY, for LONDON AND BREMEN,
touching TO land passengers and mails for
England and France. They will remain day at London
and then proceed TO Bremen.
Returning, they will leave BREMEN for NEW YORK
every alternate SATURDAY, stopping only al SoUTaANPTOE.
These steamships of the first class and have superior
accommodations for passengers. They viii take limited
number Of thTdclass steerage passengers Surgeon
attached 10 each ship. cod
The of freight to London will be but little higher
than those OF sailinE ships. ....-..-I
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SOAETHLNG NEW.
EAMUEL c. BOEck. -.- sF. ssona. zrvn.,os
BOYSE & ELVERSON. :
AERCHANFTAIIORINGA AND GENTLGMEAS
-FURNISHING STORE,

BOYSE & &ELVERSON.
ERCHANFTAILORINGANDG GENTIsEMENS
FURNISHING STORE,
. No 20, PUBLIC SQUARE
sE% zs S;Ei cao g sa gFSS 2 % =
simeresS sestings, DrilAinEs, HeadF. !. made
oiiSssneng oiSseig and 2 fuh stock Of GentIemen's FnE
Having purchased sOck under he most fs,orabs cir
nal time dealers, soeitIrOm trade en- nsIiou
p our ssoek before purchasing elsewhere, gO9ls s
snq ss.'ing which We VIII make up ordsT in
o0 10 % y o. no sale We also cal alsn
expressly for our trade which deseFnned sel
ne oEsst press, and thereby patronage our sioek
Of Genuemen's Furnishing toods vii aluay s
Pste W will speedily soc Of fIsey,s
WASTEt.A few good Jour.s, ue..-nous bus soeaou.
need apply. = B0YsE 4 ELvEksSsS-
fsbe-tf NO ~ pubiic sonar-
LUMBERI LUMBER
Hhb Undersigned 9xtensvey engaged In the Lumbss
business and EssPectialy solicit eFoers ReasFs
me p Rsens any hing in our oe They osa one Of
furnish any kind OF Lambsr either Cedar olher ksr
IEeir Depot q at the Nashville Lumber Yard.
ior Ia Der map p addressed % the undersigned as
o1I 1snn O3 e. Tenn Or e, Sh M pAaDSs a.
nlI-21-dly. kIkkPAIRiCK q Glass
CRAEATS, STOCKS AND TIES.
REeEIVED, BY Express, handsome assorsmsni of sea
june 20 --f - J. H. McGTIL
RO ES DE CHAMBhE,
lust received small supply OF Dressing Robes ana
- few OF cheaper style.
lane2 = ID }. A. MsGlsL-
SHIRTS.
WE havs nov arstlale Of shiEs al Varsas
warrant 70 be we'll made and a. han any OIbor
style. juhe2o. q. McGILl-
COLORED SHIRTS.
ECElVBD this day small invoice Of MaaiIies eoorod
~ shlrts and choice lOt Of other patterna.
laneSo. .r .-f J. n. AcGILL-
UNDERWEAR.
OF SILK, Lisls Thread Gauze Merno Gsu1s Cotton .r-
- comet Linen, KOrk Jeans, Cotton Nett and fain Cot
ton, received sRd for sasby junts0 j. n. AcCILL.
HALF HOSE.
LK, Lss Thread, Merino and every variety Of Cotton
- Hose, nc. BY iuns20. ,. 4 AcElLL.
CLOTH AND TOILET BRUSHES.
p ECEIVkD per express another inEoies Of Hair Fooa
~ Nail and Cloth Brushes. Also even variety ruekn<
ana IoIss COMBS. Juneau J. q. McGtLL-
TRUNKS, VALISES AND CARPET BAGS.
LeceEsa smAh io o. best sole Leaihsf frunla tnd
ment Of Carpet Bags, for sale al j. n. MoGILLB
Ladies and Gensmen's Furnishing eoEner square
e olle g oLees- lahs<D.
sMITH'S BITTER EAST INDIA ALE.
Osf received per steamer Hasungs, eonsignaeHf-
y 5hhdsSmiih's BiitsE Ale ae-.f
10 X bbls do DO do
This Ale equal 70 AlsoPP's any imported brands
l1nsA CAkTkR, MCKAY q co.
I0nBBIs Smiths Stock Ale.
AOO IS \ bbls do do do
IS easks E6ungsf Pale Ale, pints.
. casks huierA sons Pale Ale, pinis, In Juga.)a
80 easks Barclay, Perkins q Co > brown stoaL
~ cases ChAnPagns Cider.
luhet - CARIERr hckAY& q co.
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RUNNING TIME BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO AND
BALTIMORE, 30 HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
TINE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets to WASH
ington can be procured to which point as well as to
Baltimore is the shortest most direct and in every
spect the most reliable Route II Is the only route by which
purchasers of Through Tickets 10 New York enabled
ID reach the cities OF Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York ct the cost of Ticket New York only thus
song Business Men and Travellers for pleasure nor
nation visit four OF the principal cities in the Union for
less cost than can be afforded by any other route.
And it is the only route By which Through Tickets
oe had Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg,
and Petersburg Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon At
lana Augusta, Berkley Springs and Bedford Springs
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
carter Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland river,
TO LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers to Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Railroad Indianapolis Ind, make direct connection at
Columbus Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad to Wheel
ing whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad is made to Washington City, Baltimore, Phia
deiphis ana New YORK, FE
EssF- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
PMS transferred al Cairo to the cars of the Illinois
Central Railroad, from thence passing through Terre
Hsute Indianapolis Dayton and Xena to Columbus Three
Day Trains leave Columbus, az 10 A. NJ $3.50 T. N. and
10 2. n.
" Travellers ere requested to notice that while this is
the 0 route ardng Through Tickets all the Eastern
Cities 81 the charged by other routes AsD
FORK oal it is also the Shortest most speedy and direct
to al the leading points in the East The distance from
Columbus to Baltimore only 576 miles, being about 100
miles shorter New York. than by any other route. There
ere less changes of by this route and consequently
less detention, than By sny other.
fX- The road is ballGsted with broken stone and Is
entirely free from dust
For further information please apply to D. G. RUMsEY,
Agent, Nashville, Tenn.
ths o. s. Mail steamers at the Jeersonve Railroad
Ltfce, MGia street. VIM s. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation B. o. r. r.
JOHN II. SHARP. General Western Agent.
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Havana Plan.

OF SLNGLE NUHBERS NOV BECOKE Sc
POPULAR.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF MARYLAND
EXTRA CLASS 9,
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RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin, $50 Second CABIN, $50; seenge. $50.

The steamship JASON will sail from NEW YORK, on
WEDNESDAY, On Sewptsmber and be succeeded By the
QUEEN OF TIE SOUtH, on Wednesday, SEPTEMBER 18th
For freight passage spyly To g. a. SAND,
July Imay lO-1yl II Soath William ST., New York.
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LUMBERI human

E Undersigned extensively engaged In the Lambss
business, and respectfully solicit RRlers
Aho ners needng any thing in line. They
ne eSst CEDAR iorsst ID lsoH county pared
furnish knd OF LRmber either Cedar or olher eer
AheiI Dep0s y Al the Nashville Lumber Yard.
orders Tor Lumber b. addressed undegEned as
oadesViie, wilson Co., Tenn, or LETT with Mr.
our Depot kIakPATKiCK, DkENN0N & SfMMONs
nl7-'57-dly. KIRKPATRICK n GLASS
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CRAVAIS. SIOeKS ANl TlES-

IL sOnabls Ties and Cravats. =
june % - ~ ,. r. MoGnL
RIO ES DE CHAMBnE.
- few OF cheaper style.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18

POSITIVE AND CoMPARATIvE.-Among the
delegates to the Medical Convention, now in
session in this city, is gallant Bostonian-
DIR. John NJ. Moriarty, Physician to Deer
Island Hospital. DR.. M. is q man of large
heart, and possesses a corporal frame to
match-the latter weighing ,toar hundred and
ten pounds. Ofcourse, so elephantine figure
occupies some little space upon the sidewalk,
and a space no less material at dinner table.
The Doctor is guest at the Girard House,
where he took up his quarters night before
last. His first appearance at the gentleman
ordinary was, therefore, at yesterday morn
ing's breakfast. The Doctor took his seat in
close vicinity to She tenor Amodio, who, as
our opera going readers are well aware, is a
remarkable specimen of rotund adiposity,
weighing two hundred and eighty pounds,
and being nearly as broad as he is long.
AS soon as the Doctor was seated, the tenor
dropped the table cutlery from his hand, and
sat with his eyes fixed upon the former, in
mute establishment, until the meal was COM
pleted. The tenor left the table just as the
Doctor was putting the sugar into his last
cup of coffee, and sought out Mr., Chadwick,
one of the heads of the establishment, saying,
F." Mistare Chadwick, 1 want you introduction
to re vera big gentleman which sit opposite to
me at re table,
Certainly, sir, walk up" was the reply !;
and moment afterwards the greater and the
lesser giants were energetically shaking hands.
The interchange of two oblong bits of PASTE
board having further introduced the parties,
DIR. Moriarty assured the tenor he was very
happy to make his acquaintance, to which the
tenor rejoined, i" All my vera dear sir, am
twice glad to know you-once for your own
sake, and twice because now they can no
more call me Won fat man. Beside you and l
am like re rhlnoceros beside re elephant F"
The Doctor laughed heartily at the tenor's
comparison, and both gentlemen made their
exit into side room, where table was graced
with sundry mysterious fagons, with foil
around their neoks The gentlemen ''smiled'
together-who could blame them f-PHiladel-
pbia North Anaerican.'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-18
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURES.

FRIDAY, May 10.
SENATE.
11tterHoon Session.-Passed to De Bagrossed
blils concerning Broadway Railroad con-
cernlng the Dorchester Avenue Railroad ;
IN relation to the powers of County Commls
sioners in laying out highways latter long
debate, by vote of IL to Z D in relation to
worthless bank bills on the petition of I. ].
Fletcher and Others relating to the House of
Correction in Bristol County establishing
the salaries of the Judges aud Registers Of
Insolvency.
ordered to third reading-Bills relating to
common carriers concerning idiotic children;
concerning railroad corporations. Adjourned.
House.
Atteonoon SeSSion.-Bills were reported in
relation to the Hospital at Rainstord Island !;
to prevent distinctions III the Ferry Way be-
tween New Bedford and Fairhaven; in fur
ther addition to an act for supplying the city
OF Boston with pure water.
The bill to repeal the act of 1866, granting
jury trials IN divorce cases was again consid-
cred. Mr.. Hale, of Boston, and Mr.. John
son, OF Arlington, spoke in favor of the repeal
Mr.. Bailey, of Fitchburg, thought jury
trial was of as much importance in divorce
cases as in any others, and perhaps more.
The evil of giving publicity to the evidence
would not be obviated by the repeal Mr..
Wood, of Middleboro, and Mr.. Russell, of
Boston, favored the repeal
Mr.. Wells, of Chicopee, and Mr. Ward, of
Arlington, opposed the repeal. Mr.. Ward
said that divorces were not the only ones in
which filthy details were made public.
Another case had lately occurred, in which,
there was as much obscenity as in the Dalton
case. The jury trial should not be dispensed
with on that account, The previous question.
was then ordered, and the bill was rejected
70 to 10Y.
The bill to regulate the use of proxies in
banks, was passed to a third reading, sub
stitute, offered some time ago by Mr.. Yose,
being rejected.
The bill providing for the election of Sc
lectmen, assessors, overseers of the poor, and
school committees, was debated at length,
and a substitute offered by Mr.. Monk, of
Stougkton. was agreed to-72 to II. The
bill, as amended, was then rejected, and the
House adjourned.
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Alpine Hair Balm.
FOR RESTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL,

COLOR.
Warranted to Cure Badness scurf Dandruf Itching
and all diseases of the Skin This Balm gives the scar
new and healthy acton the colorng matter to
the roots of the HAIR which passes through the Hair and
gives 1t natural ce lor without the Hair Dye,
hundreds Of preparations have been introduced pre-
tending 10 preserve the Hair and keep it from falling off
composed Of Oils Alcohol ot deldterious materials
and all to no use Hair Dyes have been introduced that
DO not give the lair natural color besides being trouble
some TO use. This Balm is not Dye. Knowing that a
preparation needed to do what was required for be
Hair, the proprietor rduced to experiment until he
could obtain an article that would be the exact remedy
and after seven years trial he has perfected this Balm
1t is soothing and emollent asys all irritation If tho
scalp thereby stopping that troublesome itching u
cures DandTuf and Scurf, and when the Hair turned
gray 1t Will bring it back to its original coor be Ba1k
Brown or Auburn 1t makes the Hair soft and .ssv-
prevents the Hair from falling off, as will be see, n,n
using this Balm for only few days-fe will be civ 10
the roots OF the Hair, and growth will sooon anne
Growth does not take place the end of the Hair will
be seen in persons who have their Hair dyed If yo e
anime hair that has been coorcd for week Won II6na
towards the ROOTS that the hair has out gray hence
1t is necessary to have the fluid the roots of the hair
healthy that the whole hair nay be natural color Each
hair has root in the skin, and is of itself hollow grav
tube, through which there constant circulation If ~
pigment from the root, When this pigment or colorpe
matter dies out, it leaves the hair hollow and it becomes
gray To invent Balm that would produce this Dpmen
has been the study of the proprietor. The discovery
the Alpine Hair Balm will do it, 1t will bring the hair
It's natural color by making the eoorng matter il
the roots OF the hair.
1t mistaken notion that oil or grease Will restsre ib
| hair, as nothing be injurious. The Apin
HAIR Balm VIII restore the skin and the hair o
those who have been sick with fever or any disease
| Prepared by G. A. p MASON, Providence r. l.
For sale by all Druggists
D. 2. IVES Il Co. 80 Milk street, Bostsn sole Whole
sale Agent Tor the United States aud Canadas.
For sale by j. Q. HILL NJ. B. GREEN Il CO., DA
| VID SCOTT, CHARLES sIBLEYSGEO r. SPUR
and JAMES GREEN. dom i29