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g. ltmore concerns thee to mend one
fault myself, than to find out a thousand
in others.
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PROGRESSIVE & SPIRITUAL BOOKS,

and Progressive Books will be found on our shelves
among which are all Standard Works on Unita
ranism, Universalism, Liberalism, Spiritualism,
&c. All the publications of the American Uni
tartan Association ana Partridge & Britain, the
borg, A. ]. Davis, Edmonds, &c. Subscriptions
received for the Spiritual Telegraph, New Eng
land Spiritualist, rifitny's Monthly, &c. l am
Agent for Mrs. Metler's celebrated Clairvoyant
Medicines and Stones Mesneric Nerve Liniment.
SUNNY always on hand.
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Ga His style shows the man. Whether
IN speaking or writing, a gentleman IS
always known by his style.
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Ga The man who Injuries another is
more to be pitied than the man he harms
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e. Despise not the humble man. he
Is a true temple of God, though be have
bat low roof.
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BOOK RIND.NG.

continue to Bind Music Books, Magazines,
&c, in every style of Binding on short notice at
the lowest rates.
l would return thanks to my friends and the
public for the liberal patronage heretofore extern
ded, and will only add that my prices will as
heretofore be as Cheap as the Cheapest, and pur-
chasers are invited to examine stock and prices
All orders by Mail, Express, or otherwise. will
receive prompt attention. Terms, Cash on De-
livery. SAMUEL B. NICHOLS.
No. 146 Church Street, Burlington, April l, 1856.
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e. The tongue and the heart of the
hypocritical man never agree.
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Corn.

Thomas Andrews, of Smithfeld, R. l.,
has kind of corn from which he is rails
ing great crops-102 bushels of shelled
corn to the acre. He won a premium
last year on this crop, and says that his
corn will yield more shelled corn from a
5ushel ofea than any COIN in the coun-
try. He has produced it by mixing three
kinds of corn.-The King Philip, or
Brown corn, has been sown with great
success in the exposed districts of Penn
sylvania, Maryland and Virginia, yield
ing from 80 to 100 bushels of shelled
corn to the acre, and taking but ninety
days 10 mature from the time Of plant
ing.
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2 = y 7 III UNI
A @. TARER. II. ID

Hon D L DODGE, of Auburn, n. Y, and
late member Of our State Legislature, and one Of
the most accomplished Physicians and Chemists
OF orr country, after giving This medicine his Der
sonar observation, say :- Il IS destined tD suDer
diseases - y N'''
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e. He who censures mankind too
much must needs censure himself.
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A0LIANS & MELODEONS
Stoves

a Ii persons wanting stoves, stove pine. bol-
L = low ware, tin ware, lead pipe and pumDs.
VIII ind greater variety and cheaper prices al
cur shop, than can be found elsewhere in the
county. Please call and examine
SKINNER & FOSS.
Derby Centre, Oct. IS, 1S66--49m3
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LOOKING GLASSES
FRENCH & ROBINSON.
TANNERS AND CURRIERS'

GLOVER, VI.
M 0DLD say to their friends ard patrons. that
they are now prepared foexecute al orders
for Tanning in a manner uasuyDaxsef l,y ana, Arm
Va New England. Grren Hides wanted in
exchange io' Cash Remember that we pay
LITTLE more Tor Hides and Skins than any 5odu
Sole and Upper Leather, and Calf Skins Of
superior quality always on hand. ana fur ss1e a.
the lowest market price.-25-Iv '"ie a
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-SAMIlEB B. NICHOLS,

u..,,;n,n paoed Blank Book Manufacturer,
psnar warehouse, Jobber and retail dealer in
School Classical and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationery and Artists Materials,
No. 146 Church Street, nearly opposite A. c.
Snear's Drug Store, Burlington, VI.
N WOJJI.D inform nv friends and the public
generally that have removed my Store and
Rinserv TO No LAG Church Street, nearly opposite
A. c. Spears Drug Store, where shall be found
4'''' BLANK BOOKS,
The attention of BUYERS is invited to my assert
ment of PACED Blank Books. A large assortment
always on hand made by experienced workmen,
and warranted equal to any City work. Pariic-
Mar attention paid to making Blank Books for
Banks Insurance Offices, Manufacturing Compa
mics, Rail Road Corporations, &c.
PAPER.
A complete assortment of Writing and Wrap
ping Papers always kept on hand, consisting OF
Super ROYAL Imperial, DENY and Flat Caps OF all
Qualities. Cap Letter, Bath Post, Billet and Note
Paper-Hardware, Manila, Rag, Straw and other
Wrapping Papers. This stock | buy directly from
the Manufacturers for Cash and can and will sell
on the same terms as New York and Boston Job
bling Houses.
STATIONERY & ARTISTS MATERIALS.
A large variety of this class of goods which
have been selected with great care for this mar
ket, and the prices cannot fail TO satisfy the
closest buvers. School, Classical and Miseella-
neous Books. Special arrangement with the
leading publishers render nv facilit for fur
nishing this stock equal to any house in the Uni
ted States.
A NEW FEATURE.-ow Owing to the largely in
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Medicine for the PeoDle

fEtHE subscriber has received the large ssso-,
4 ment OF Patent Medicines from the sbon n,
U = kellan-the Agency having been transfer,
red full supply will hereafter be kent for sale
at my store. 'oi sane
sept 20, Ieoo-S9 r. W. NYE.
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Administrators SSl'

THE subscriber viii sell on salu,. ~, )
Il day of January next, At puDiis, ~ 4 n Z
Clyde River Hotel, West Cliare.ess,o,1l al Z
erwise disposeI OF. fifty acres O - 4, o.
North West corner Of lot No. 10, u ~ - 80
sion in said Charleston; also az, 4, -
acres OF wood and fimbered lah1 ~ 10 3
Of Clyde river, against the upper 81.
lage mill pond. s,s q -
Conditions made known az tie ~, ,;;sl,sf
SIMEON ALBEE, Adas'@e"
West Charleston, Dec. 30, lsSS-i
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Notice to Everybody.

IT ASKELL & KATHAN can and a7H zen goods
III at wholesale or retail cheaper than the cheap
eft.
just imported from the best manufacturers N
England, fifty twopieces all wool ciotls, consist
ing OF Devnnshire cloths, water PROOF beavers
Claref, Rifle, Fancy and gold mixed
DoeSkins, fancy PIaided, bordered and black, DO.
A large assortment of Alpaccas, verona sur 81
ges, Lama plaids, French all wool laioets' MO
rine skrtings, rpgatias, ginghams, tlI'e faInfiy
linnens, superior sheetings, damasks, huckaDack
buttons, Iinntn thread, ribbons, edglngs, isuieS
gauntlets, linen haLdkerchiefs, eravats, horse
blankets, &c.
With the advantages of importing we can ana .
viii ssal the above goods at Boston OF N4on'reai
prices.
ALSO ON HAND
10 hhds Malson's best high wines,
l Martell's best brandy
DeKaypen's Gin.
hhds wine, Port, Sherry, and Madeira,
l Scotch whiskey,
Monongahela,
jamaica spirits,
1000 cod fish. 8 tierces Hudson Bay salmon,
bbls white fish, 2 do No. maekerel.
A large assortment of teas, tobaccos, sugars
and spices, ready made clothing, boots and shoes.
buffalo robes, otter caps ladies' furs, furniture,
crockery, hardware. iron and steel.
All orders addressed Derby Line, Vt, VIII re-
ceive prompt attention.
Mammoth Store, Rock Island, Dec. 16, $50
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RELIGIOUS, HTsTORIClI

Biographical, School, Medical, Gin BJi
Children's Books too numerous tomsglg q
ces which are warranted to give gullsa4
ton.
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CAETEON

CAUTION.
= All the genuine med cine ears the fac siaaiie Of
P V. R. COVENTRY & co, on the outside
wrapper
Principal Office and Depot. So GESEsEr Sr-
AUBURN. \. Y.
FRED Z. SMITH, General AGENT for the St,+e
of Vermont.
For sale by r. W. NYE, Irashurgh, VT. Is
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knowledge is POvc
Wiser the Head, Purer theB,,

THE subscriber would take this ms,b,,
4 form his old customers, trends. ana r..
lie generally, that he has once more rsiu-,
the city markets with the largest .Ioct n.
and stationery which he has ever b,5 %
prepared TO sell them at the very
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bach's Family Recipe Book is tn be had graft.
OF all Agents-you will there see cures of disea
seS recorded-and you are invited to commune
care win any whose certificates are given. in
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of almost every description f'rn 20 $50
Sears celebrated Pictorial SIX dollar@l
So, 900 AMI the PhilNdell'l'ia and New lnit
To Family Bibles at still greater reduyis.
The publishers cifv prices.
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Plows.

a assortment Of Tabor and Bartlett Piovs
Angnss 1T2s u Errr4r
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LoWest Pr1ces

Among his assortment may be toBn8 a..
most OF the standard Histories md Pa,
most OF the new publications of The d,r y
the Conquest OF kaIsas; The History d N
mons; Salt Water Bubbles; Tales Of n. d.
lhe Hills Of Shatemuc; BOOK Of GoT \
pies; he Morning Star, or symbol, a (.
Pioneers OF the Wesr; Young LADY. ca
Perfect Gentiiity; What Woman caDIr /
a Mother cam ENDURE. Mr.. Stowe, M,
" Dred; the Curse Entaile,l; several a'
Arthur'snew works, livery cheap) A Go,
Coming; Headley's Sacred IIans, hi
Scenes; the Riches of Grace; the Cmna
cred Wonders; Dir. Cummings eompk. y
= Is vols. very cheap). A few more Of b
American Family Physician, tsll cs.I
Hayward's United States Gazetper. lvr.csn
to S2,00) Dicks Works comDle,e; P,,,
Burns Notes and Commentaries of ggh
These are Il few among the many, togsls.
- las-era ln4 ,,F -
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schooI Books

as usual, OF every KIND at prices winch vli
lively defy all competition. he would e.
ticular attention to his assortment Of Sian
which is now complete, and which be- /
selected with great care, and with dlrecirz
to the wants OF his customers, emtraell
and fancy note and letter paper from 5iq.
per qurre. Envelopes from cts. perp.E
cents lack, and every thing CONNECTED VII
stationery llne at prices correspOndiEs So
above. Thankful for former fivors, he bss
by an upright course of dealing and 8 81
exclusion OF all works of doubtful tpHds
merit and receivea good share OF public p-z
CHESTER BROW
Craftsbury, Nov. 20, Is56-22tf
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TvsHE subscribers would respectfully ask the
4 attention of the People of Vermont, to the
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Craftsbury, Nov. 20, Is5s-22f

n. B. ANY work which may be waris!T
OF his customers that he does not hapIgl
on hand, he win be happy to procHya s
which his arrangements with tie pubIsasI
enable him 10 do at short notice, and atsi
est prices. CHESTER BEs
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Also made to order and guarant.si i.
manufactured at one of the best how " y
York. Any orders sent will be no. oysS
and the price will be at the Lowest n MIN
Sept. 6. 1856. una a
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TX w: NYE has on hand the beat az T,o,v
AS' and 10 not to be undsvsoId = ''aa'
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An Ordinance
end re Ordnance for tie reQnLltion Of lNarEets

To amend tie Ordnance for the regulation Of NdrEGts
IN tie city IF Wheeling:
SGc. Be- 4. ordained Sy she Council o. ne Civ o.
Wheeling 'hs Ghy person shall sell or oder Or sale, "a
ihe Market house Oter place in he Clsy o. Wheel
ing, unEholesOme damaged spoiled meats o.ieT
provisions o. sind, knowing ,he same 20 unWhO
some or damaged OF spoiled shall sell or 0rT 10 sell
for sale, either :he M8Fes houses place
aniuGl OF animal watch Is lot slaughtered led
Tor Of knowing sue (Whser Of ioUl
Otne animNO ne che neAS, In WnOie pa3 Of
sound unhealthy animal o no: slaughtered
shaI d1e o not less hs2 twenty collars ana not
than 1unreG. dolAES, be prosecuted fOr and
recovered according 70 Jaw.
SEC. 2 Be i further OTdai7ed, Il Buseie
tie Sector Eforesald stall Atals ne have n
either MaTet house be ted Il se pleasure o.
CiY COuneil and the when declared he Council
Oree, shall sad CITY End I've held bv gu and
10 persons used by OtecTS rs she City
permits ami provided "a Their, at such butcher Huekser
EnO convicted Of offence under tAs unanee
shall again sell aFcle Ia eitiier OF he Market
houses 10 Wheeling Eitfous new iuTthes l.
ordered by the Council ITSELF pain o. ;oEieitnS
EOf every offence ne OF shan dollars and
lIoae than tt dOSrs
ordained, lease hereafter
OF Stall 10 she MarSet houses OF she City sha
considered ami taken maze schec ale provisions o.
.sIis Ordinance.
Sec. Z BE /: -uriher ordained lat following WOl.
to W: "AnY unWhOesOme, damas sDOiled provisions
OF kind" contained in the 9Th Section o; said Oi
which this amendment be repeated and
se :T.A Section shall be read construed e. he said
EoNis we're nos IN It.
SIC. 5 This Ordinance shah AXE eject from and ate.
Passed December 8. 1856.
GHO. s.. siGHTs, Cerr, ALFIED CALDWELL,
ian6-S. Mayor.
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To GmeRdhe Ordnance IN relation OrdIRdrfss Hos
see Of PrirGte EstertiiHmsnt aud Cefse HOHSea.
Be q orddiRsR By tie COHAcii Of tie CHfy WHssEi-O
SEC. Tia. shall laEiu for any per.
charge, claim receive any pay compensation
providing n this city, boarding lodging iOf
enRiniug hr-eip less than days, without having 6rG
toned In he caption dts Ordinance license
Ordinary, house Of uVSte entertainment Coffee house
70 fei: and TO te ety 1ne o not .han t6entv
dollars end 'ess than COLA the and
BO6seQueD oense lerein the offender tha O-fe and
nay 0ne o. hiy dollars and the same - Dad within
Ire Judgment, o5eniey shall be Imprisoned
jail Of Ohio O- .hIT Gays, Inless said doe
sooner Dad fla. suea imprisonment discharge or IT,
execution ESaus G2y prove .e ole ider, watch
may be table aken and sold execution cher
lrEs' process.
sEc 3 shall lot be lawn oT any 9e.sOp exeeDs sEeh
a. lHve oPeg iceuSe 30 O-nAEy Coffee louse
OF ;1e Frs. class, charge, ella receive 7Gy
compensation 10 rln: composed in whole or 10
any place In ,hs eitY used, Uhcn snail
used piEce where ts sold usn,shed,
any house, OOo:h a-bOuF, stall, Olaee Of public
:: person Sfln Turn s1ing such drink, ~ By
~ sis employment, interested Wt5 aim
he. a such business and every Offending against
provision In tS section cOntangc Sia % he 6Is, Of
LWev dollars, anu for e and subsequent Of
iese, he sis Orfrt Aod city hne hstV dol
AHSH imprisoned N the ia o. OhiO %
thirty 0Vs Inless The named Ine shall
psa Bu- sdcL imp 'sODmen:, discharge from IT,
shall eG1Tucc satisfaction discharge from .e
ine, the recovery .heTeO By execution
Hay DsoDe..y Of .be oEenie=, which liable iaken
o. solo ny exeeutior or other eEai process.
mentioned he caption :IIs o: this O.d.nSnee are
hereby epealed.
rom add after the .eni:I DAY Of October, 1881.
Passed SeDtembt. 81, 1856
!.ead sppioVe6 signed and aeste Oct. IS, 1885.
ALFRED CALDWELL, Marc.
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TIE OLD YEAR.
BY ALBERTA WILLIAMS.

Allw.s 10Y and gladness! Soft and low, likethe
gentle zephyrs, the fairy like music foated
through the air. Brightly in the dazzling light
sparkled the gems on the brows of their fair
wearers; swiftly they glided through the dance,
and from those smiling faces, and eyes beaming
with love, you can almost read the hopes, aye,
all the emotions of the many thrObbing hearts.
Nay they ever be As free from care and trouble
as nowl
But seel the dance is stilled, the music dies
away in the distance,-all is hushed and still as
the grave; the wind means mournfully, as though
it would breathe tale of sorrow and despair.
The clock strikes Breathlessly they stand
until the twelfth stroke, then again the music
strikes up liyelier than before. The dancers
again move on. The wind is no longer heard
A new year has dawned upon the earth, and the
soId one has passed away forever. If we could
but trace all that is written on the tablets of the
last wear, how many tales of joy and sorrow
would we find there; of wealth ana all its mighty
infuences,-of starvation and death,-and of
crime, dark as the midnight hOur,-and how
many scenes of horror, despair and misery! We
could read there of the heart-rending cry of the
oppressed as it went up to its Maker5of the tears
and prayers of the forsaken and destitute; and
there, too, could We find the scenes of gaiety, of
the wild aud thoughtless, as they uncOnsciously
were fastening from the stage of life, on which
they took, such active part. How many fond
anticipations were realized or blightedl How
many hopes built up, only to be rudely blown
by the rough winds of adversely
Then is it any wonder we feel sad when the
old year is diving, and We think of allthe truths
recorded in its historys Would that every one
would endeavor to spend the new year more
probably than the old one. Every one must
pass away, ike the old year. and their lives, too,
viii be a record of many events. Therefore,
should not every one be careful how they ill
the blank before them with their actions2
Martins Ferry. Jan. LIST, 1857.
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Moanos IxMoRAsTs-on Thursday last, 221
Mormon immigrants from England and Wales
arrived at New York on board the packet ship
Columbia, from Liverpool, One half of them
are women. They are chiefly British peasants
They were welcomed by the Mormon elders re-
siding in New York, and during the winter will
be furnished with employment at the west, so
as to be ready for theirjourney to the Salt Lake
in the Spring. The total Mormon immigration
for the year 1856 probably numbered about six
thousand.
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HoRA1. IssASrrr.--We transfer to our paper
-. -, ,r,.......d MESSENGER

MORAL ISsASTTT.--We transfer 70 our paper
this morning, from NOah's Times and Messenger,
an excellent take of on the above, new found
title for crime. a man now days commits
great crime, such as mold fashioned times would
have subjectedhim to the unrestricted vengeance
of the law; but latterly, any man who has been
caught up in some daring rascality or COMMITTED
soms beinous crime. the more heinous the bet
,sr h.sa ples of moral insanity put in for
him, nv his counsel Just now, the \. Y. Express
s.ys. they are trying man in Boston for muir
erinr his poor wife, but the cha ices are that he
viii 70 Z. clear on the insanity dodge Hunting
who had sense enough to forge to the amount
Of half million before he was detected, was
talked of as morally insane. So too, sometime
ago. was the case Of Mrs. Robinson the ''veiled
ynurderess" Ina short time our Jails and Pen
iteptiaries will be nothing more than Insane
.1svlums filed with '.Ror6id Morality"
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DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk
TRACTOR.

TRACTOR.
EXPLANATION and PAIN as inseParable As FIRE and
HEAT. Inflammation produces pain, and pain produces in
Hamatos there's unnatural heat, thrObbnE
reduess matter by fever, huEt,a
soce poison, piles, sead burn Stag there
Is Inflammation. hundred books thousand sermons
cannot change conclusion. To prevent pain
nature, inaamatiOn be subdued- To
complIsh this the the physician always direct
Thousands Of physicians, and tosaad o. the rstand
most sagaeOus persons who have used DALLEYs MAGIC
ALPAIN EXTRACTOR, convinced and admit, that is
Inaamation wonderful and immediate,
instantly AlAyins the pain neurang poison, extracting
and forcing her
renewing healing. No burn sead, aiment,
yield to It's soothing and curing indueuee APP
ply It Immediately and the cure has commenced.
The Genuine enVeIoped Steel Plate EnsTavinE vsh
the names Of c. v CLICKENER CO., PrOprietOrs, and
HENRY DALEY, manufaeturrr, upon each box Price
Is cts. per box.
ER-An orders should addressed O. V. CHekeDsE
Co. 81 Barclay st. New York. tn LOGAN acc.
sp2sIm Wheeling, Va.
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A PEHFuNED BREATH-What lady or gentleman would re.
the Of breath when by
ing the "BALlG THouBASD FLoWRRs dentttce would
only but leave the teeth white alahAs
teri Many persons their breath bad, and
the subject i 80 delicate their friends Win never mention
IL Pour = single drop sBaln" tOeth
the teeth and morning. ASoeent bottle yin
last year
BRAUTIFUL coNFLRx1ON may be easily acquired by using
the 'sBaiu Thousand VII tan, pin
Pies eckies hon the skin, leaving o. so
hue Wet towel two three drops, and TaSh
the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAST.-Nef y1lr Gh8vingbrus IN either
warm or cola water, pouF three drops sERAl o.
IhOusand FOEeFs,'' the beard and s win make
beautiful lather facilitating he operation Ofahay.
ing. Price only any cents.
". P. FETRIDGK CO.,
Franklin square New York
For.aie bv :. r. LOGAN CO isii-lvdar
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Norm wxsrExx RoAp.-we have already
noticed the completion of the Petersburg Rail
road. The accounts, however, are conflicting
as to it's being ready for use. The chief engi-
nesr says that it may be used at slow speed, but
the Baltimore Sun says that it is unfit for active
use. and will not be in readiness for operation
before the first of March, when 1t win be hand
ed over to the Baltimore and Ohio Company,
which Is to work it
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Grey, Red Or Rssty HAIR. Dyed Instantly to
beauiiDl Nan RI BsOEn Black. vhOut tae least
injury 80 Ha:- SKA, By WM. A. BAfCHELoR's HAIR
DYE
20 VIZ A. BATcHstoH 1889, AID 5000 applea-
mSSe H@E Of his patrons o: his IA
Dve. pos color distinguished IRON
Da;ure, and iajure in leas 3OEsV
e long it be continued.
Made, solo ap9ed In P.iVAae rOOnS) In the Wig
Fec.O-E, 2S3 B-oaGEay,N.
sOEdin al cities Of the Un!ed STATES. By Dug
eists and Fa-ev Good Dealers.
EWTSe Genuine he's he name and sd6-eSs upon s.eel
plate enyra wing on four bIdes o. each boz.
WILLIAM \. BACHELOR,
80 B.oAGEAy, New Yo.S.
All o.her. are eOuste-;sIt-
Sold BY tn. LOGAN CO.,
dee3T1a -dge Corner Druggists.