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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
DIR. HOuGHTnN,S

ThisisN Natures Ow n Remedy FOR unhealthy Sto
mach, No art of man ca equal it's curative powers.
II contains Alchohol Bittcrs Acids Naus aOus
Drugs 1t extremely agreeable to the taste, and may
betakenby the most feeble patients who cannot eat a
distress Beware ofDrugg ed
limitations. Pepsin is not n Drug
Cal on the Agent, and get Descriptive Circula
pratis giving large amount of Scientific Evidence
from Liebg's nina chemistry Dr. Combe sPsio ogy
Digestion; DR. Pcreira on Food aud Dioi Dr. John w
Taper, of New York University; Prof. DnnElison's s
Pysiolory; Prof Sillman ofYac Colledec Or Carpcn
tci'sPhysiology &c.,togcther with reportsol cures
rrom al paits ofthe United Sines m
SOldby Il, p. Lutz and j. Moyer' hloomsbure
s II nowmnn nprwirk Dct3, 1865 Iy.
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Potato Meal.

AT meeting of the Farmers Club of
this city, On the 18th inst, NJ. 3. South
wick, of Canada West, exhibited a pre-
paration of potatoes dried by heated air
after being boiled, which simply takes
away all moisture from the pulp, leaving
it in grains of the size of course gunpow-
der. He says it can be prepared for a
cost of twelve cents a bushel, and reduced
in bulk four fifIhs. This product can be
kept as easily as -four, and may be prepared
ready for eating in five minutes The
process of cooking was exhibited to the
Club over spirit-lamp, and the product
tasted much like ordinary mashed potatoes.
TO prepare it f T eating it is mixed with
three times its bulk of water, and stirred
until it is of the consistency of mashed
potatoes. tits then set into an oven for
few minuies, when it is ready for the table.
Fifteen bushels of potatoes make one barrel
Of shis flour, which is stated to keep for
years without injury in dry place;
This is something worthy the attention
of eur agriculturists. There was a tolera.
BILE good crop Of potatoes in many places
last year, and their price in the taU was
moderatej but it soon rose to very high
figure, because the rot commenced among
them after being stored away, Hundreds
of thousands of bushels, We believe; we're
thus lost. Hero is method of saving
potatoes from destruction by winter rot,
and at the same time providing a most
pleasing, healthful, and nourishing vegetable
food, which should not be neglected by
those who caa, and who should, take
advantage of it.
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rRrTn Is MIGHTY AND WIZ. rREvAILl


TRUTH rs MIGHTY AND WILL. rREVAtLl
Report If c ComaeC appoiredto supornieni tho BnrR
tpp oftko Iron egfcs az Reading. ~ bruary %, 1857
READING, March I, 1857.
The undersigned members of the committee. do
respectfully report, that saw the two safes, ofig
naliy agtccd upon by Farrrls n Herring and Evans &
Watson, placed side by side in a lurnlcc viz The
Sarein by the paymnster of hcPhiladelphia and
Reading Raj ltoud Company in his Office at Reading
ma M ructured by FHttels& Herring and the Sa ie in
use by II A. bnntz, in his store manufactured by
Evans & Watson, and put in books and pap ersi ,e'
cisr'y alike.
Tho irc wa star al - o'clock, A. NJ. and KEEP,
up until four cords of green hickory. two cords dry
oak nd half chu stnut op wood were entirely con.
sumed the whole under The super nj cndcnr OF the
subsc ibcrs. member o the Committee. The Sales
were then ooled or with water, af cr which they
were opened and the books md papers taken out by
the Cnmmitiec aud sent to II. A. Lantz's store Tor
pubhceXaminatIon.an .andmarked d by the Committee
Theb ooks audpup rstakcnlrom tn Safe m1nniac.
turod by Farrels d ucrrings were in our Judgment,
damaged fully fifteen cent NOR ethan those taken
from Eva Il Wstson's Sa(e,l
We belicvethe above to have been fair and im
partial ofhe qualities of both Sales
JACOB II. DYsHER,
DANIEL S. HUNTER.
Having been absent during the bur ming, we fully
cnincide with tn above tn tement of tho co nditoh
Of the papers aud book TAX n out of the respective
Safes.
C. A. NICOLLS,
II. II. MUHLENBERG.
JAS. MlLHOELAND.
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Mahrc 9,lS57.
NEW AND USEFUL.
OLEU MALIQUOR.

A Substitute for LinSeed OIL.
fPATENT APPLIED FOR
THE undersigned offer to the public thei Oeum Lii
quor ms an efficient substitute fo Iiuseed Oil ms
lhnner for All sorts OF Paints ground in OIL except
Venetian Red.
When tiinncd with the Oleum the Paint will cover
Dr'r ury quicker and win he durabc, ana Whcn
Varnishrd, the paint will have and retain the most
glossy appearance; anuthe elasticity of the thinner
crucking aud pcalmg OIL, common in ordinary var.
nished oil rainis is entirely avoided.
Hnr ptlhilhg I'm Roofs its equal cannot be iound.
The Olcum can be used by itsulf, or in common with
Lihs"ed on Varnish Japan or Turpcntin5 al lie OPP
tion of the Painter
Its cost is about one half of that of Linscch Oil
thus considerably reducing the expense Of painting.
We faithfully recommend it FOR all purposes in dCa .
ted and w1rran IT 10 give satisfaction. liberal dis
count 10 the trade.
DlREC llONS.-Thin the paint with the Oleum Iii.
quor aud work it.wc until 1t hows freely from ihe
brush
The brush must be rrcr from all moisture and in;
rabiy ought 10 be soaked well with the Oeuin Liquor
previous to painting.
Instead Of placing the brushes in water over nj, t
painters generally do, iIcv ought 10 be put in the
Ocum Liquor which wiz greatly uCilitate the work
The paint MIXED with the Olrum Liquor will work
better if il be allowed To stand from IL to y hours pre-
vious TO its ing used. and then thi1ncd 10 such
consistency 10 work free nd easy under the brush
the useiur Japan, the paint viii be rendered still
frmcr. MiX The Japan ii rst with the paint and then
thin it with tho Uleum Liquor in the manner men.
toned above
Punr, viii cover lrger surface than 10 pounds Tim
uud with oIl.
the Oeun Liquor is not to he used with Voni,ian
Red, nor with PANT continuing any proportion oft.
BREINlG, GArIMAN n BREINlG,
American Paint and Colcr Works,
Corucr 2ilI Iud Green s.Philalcphia
Oice-N corner hrd and Wood sts., P5ilaIcl.
phia Pa.
NJ We nlso nanuiac .uro Chrome Yellow Chrome
G Green, Chinese and Prussian Blue, Vetm III on anI
Scarlet Red in various shades and qualities either dry
IN OIL and warrant them to be equal to aus other
make either here or abroad,
Ii.
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PHILA. AND READING RAIL ROAD
HiHter Arrangements to- Passenger Trans,
January Isl, 1851.
klE, l.si "a az ~ q, Y .llsI.I!E

~ ls{ lHAst III III sig.lszs5 sszE5
JTP rrans, going North, leave Philadelphia at75
u a. NJ. ana 81 +. NJ.
Down Trains going south, leave Pottsvlle a, u A.
icc aud Y NJ.
uptrains pass Reading at 10 %, A. NJ. and G92PM.
down Trains =" " 5lJ, a. NJ, " LIB L. NJ.
The Express Train is discontinued until further mo-
tice. Close CONNECTIONS made by the 10 - A. NJ.
tho Train from Port Cintonto Eiui ra and all inermc.
Clinton 10 Elmira, Cauantaigua DulaU. Niagara De.
pot Chicago, st, Louis, Davenport, and Iowa CITY
Naking This route the shortest und cheapest to tie La0
ErlCes and Canada.
On Sundays tho Down A. VI. Train from Poitsvlie,
and UpP. NJ. Train from Philado phil, on run.
HARRISBURG CONNECTIONS, by Dauphin Railroad tau
bnin
, A special Accommodation Passenger Train leaves
Reading daily Except Sundays )at ~ A. NJ, returning
from Auburn atGs z, NJ, on arrival Of $40 +. NJ
Train from Harrisburg.
WAY FARES-FRoM READING TO
Philadelphia sl75and1 145i Pottsvitle sl,Oj and O,s5;
Auburn, O75.
THROUGH FARES, to TarrisburG. S2,55; Tamaqua
l3j WilnmspOTt S4,l0; Eimira S635; Cannnlniu
ID 5 O0 ButTlb Niagta 5 90; Cieaveiand $40.
II Toiedo sI,7j; Cincinnati $1,000, Chicago $1,000.
roOk Island $1,000.
ALI Passengers viii procure tickets before nerng
the cars: 10 cents extra Fares paid in the cam
fifty Tbs, of persrnni Baggage allowed each PassenOge
all over hat weight asChargod Extra Baggaee'
A. NlCOLLS,
January 3D.. ls57-tf GeniSupr
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MAKE LABOR PAY WELL.-1 his should
be the leading object with the farmer and
can only be accomplished by husbanding
the sources Of fertility on the farm,
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DIR. j. s. HOughtOn's
GREAT CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.

THE True Digestive
J. Fluid, or Gastric
Juice. Prepared from
Rcunet, or the fOuith
Stomach of the Ox,after
directions OF B,tro Lie.
big, he great Ply siolog'
ical Chemist, by J. S,
Toughton M. ID Phila
dc lphia, Pa.
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CATAWISS SA, WILLIAMSPORT 4
ERIE RAIL ROAD.

Direct Ruiiroad connection 5ctesn Niagara Fails and
aVadepaia @ortes 9Isssst a'a onsoges, R9m om
BainmOre, Washington city, and the South
{ss3 W % z
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Emira daily (exccpi
L Suudavs) at A. VI. passing Wiliiamsp ut 10 i5
A NJ connecting with Road ng Rail Road atPort Clin.
ton, and reaching Philadelphia at 30 =. NJ.
Returning leave Philadelphia from corner Of Broad
and vine streets att 30, A. reaching Wilhamspou,
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL LEAVE
PORT CLINTON FOR HARRISBURG.
Direct, via Dauphn aud Susquchanna Rail Road on The
artivaloiCaawissa Train ,at 4jP M.rcaching liar.
rishurg at p NJ.
Rcturmnglcave narrsmrgat7 7I5 A. NJ. connecting
at portCnton with Cnttawissat rain bound west t
ing the tdirec route In Harrisburg, Ptsburg Ba
timorcani the South connecting these points with all
Northwestern Pennsylvania ind WpRietn New York
Connec ing at Elmiia with trainsun New York am
Eric Rail Boad also, with the Elmira, Canandngau,
Roche .pr, Buffalo and Niagara Falls:
CCrnpCtmg directly with the Great Western Railroa
at suspension bridge for Detroit Chicago St Louis
&r thus making hc shortest and heapest route frUu
Philadol lpha to those points,
A FREIGHT TRAIN.
will leave Williamsport DAILY, at 6 30 a. 10
Freight train o and from Philadelphia withouttrnn
shipment.lrom Reading Rail Road Frc ghtDcpot corn.
er OF Broad and Cherry streets.
TRAINS PASS DANVlLLE AS FOLLOWS
doiso EAST.
Passenger Train IAN
Freight Train, - 0slh.M.
PasscngerTrnn 3Q5p.M
Freight Train, 22p.
Between nPhilndeiphiiandRupen, $40!
'' Catawissa, 30
" Tama1ua 9 40
Milton S 10
Wiiliamsporl, 5 90
Finspounds ofpcrsonal baggage allowedto ench pass
senger-excess charged ai double first
II a FONDA, SupcrnteRdGnt.
Jim 90, 1885
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CIDER MILLS.

IN. 500 KRAUSER's PATENT IMPROVED
so3Sfss ORTABLE CIDER MILLS. We are now
S13<a Manufacturing these unrivalled Cider Mills
~zs- greatly improved and strcng henGd since Iasi
year, aud cansupply orders at Wholesale and Retail,
hhls shippedtO any part of the Union.
PASCHALL MORRIS a. co,
Nholesa lc and Retail Dealers n AgrcuItuTa Imple
mCntsand Machines,
7th and Market gtreets PhiIndeIphin
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SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES.

ss5fsssgsrsss. The LARGEST AssORT-
it ygyJag H,oT, ,SsFssf mcnt in the United States
kslIfslJki n, 81 Warranted 10 be equal to any
.sgtktsSN4 llfffI now made, and viii be sold on
stS - as good terms, as eau be obtained
fit VI fsHlle {4from any other house in tho
M l{4NSi III 81 tlkcountry, at
E q Nat4Nes s-s-sf EVANS & WATsoNs,
4 s1y y ASSsfs @sn 90 S ith 81. Ph1dC lpla
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15
States Union Hotel.

FOKMEERLY RED LION HOTELD
No. 200 Market street, PhtlodeiDhla.
HEORGE W. HINKLE, Proprietor, fnrmerIvor,o
VI lumba Pa, would inform his friends a nd the6nb
tc that ne c"nlinuest to keep the above named Hotel
which il well and fuvorabIy known thronpboWtiba,
stateas 0noofthe oldestand con venicn Iotrlin
hocty lie emostrespectlullys solicitsa share of pub.
patronage, April 7, 1855.
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DYER'S HOTEL.
CattaWissa. Pa.

7 MS oldand wellknown Hotclintheto town "a
1 ofCatiawissa i sul kept by the under. 1EaEsn
sieheh ana IN spite OF alIlcense laws he il leEP=R
determined to make his house of the cOmiOta
me places stop at, that be found In
the einteHor ofPennsyvana His table will b. furnish.
ed daily with the best the Market can afford.
Bmy oldlfenus ana traveller Tsgenerally re invited
90 oGall o- JACOB DYER.
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Mount Vernon House.

Second street, aJoUe .Arch, PhilaHa,
TUE unde rsigned having purchased the interest
Mr.. ID. Blairin the above OIL ablishCd Hotel vii
now have the sole supervision OF The establishment
and sOss the patronage Orlhe public lie feels conf
dent that tUal Ofhis House, Rooms Table Servants
&o.r wal prove hebest recommendation he can give
/, T.. BARRETT.
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ls.s " q ;g,8-4-'..a E;s. Es.E ss "a

Fiftspounds ofpcrsonalh baggage allowedto ench pas
serger-eScess charged N double rs'cIass
II FONDA, SupernteHdeHt.
Jan 90, 1855
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National fEil Hotel
(LATE WHITE SWAN,
Sides T. SfOCer.

Race Street, above Third, Philadelphio
PsrgR siprs late ofthc ii rm stevens e 1iling Co
JAMES r SrovsR, OF the Union Uolcl,
August q, 1850
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-08-15

Direct Rairoui connection bc'vesn Niagara Fails and
Philadelphia Shortest quickest and Cheapest Rout from
Hss'erH Nto FORK TO Philadelphia Harrisbsrg Ps6urg
Baltimore, HdshLagioR ciig and me Aouth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-26

Dan Rice, tho well known clown RENTED in
settlement of nm account. 10 the publisher Of
pnper in the west. u three dollar bill. which WAS
returned with the brief remark, This note is
counterfeit. please send another" II was two
months before he heard from Dan again. when
he apologzed for the delay. saying that he had
been unable till now to find another three dollar
counierftn bill, but he hoped the one he now en-
closed would suit. protesting at tho same time
his inability To discover what the objection WAS
to the other, which he thought "a good coon.
that Dun swept that board Portsr's Spirit
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I JERHS.

vtpGIvIANi is published lav n 80, and 'r'-week At
,,n i'm advance, and weekly AT 80. Invariably in adj
- ' .,rr.sc 50 5Oy be charged In all Taper
Nah'' ,nuncd ,..pt at the option OF the ProPretors
"Ih " ~ ,rrenrages shall have been paid
SEuENrs inserted Tor 80 cents square of
~ rss foi the Insertion, and Jl4 cts tor each
ncc unless ordered inner torn OF weekly ana then 30
per lac not marked the MS. it will b. published till
IA ont and charged accordingly -. ,,.
d"I'd ""'' illt EARLY RATES ARE;
suuarC daily
do
1n ~.
= two do do -. ..''....'''..'''. ~
both papers subject
RI contract, II, i, ,,.,s.., q, A. o,. i,,,,. N. -
" nr fhe advertisements charged st transient rates.
l new Advertisements appear in the daily and tri-
ys,iy papers -. ,, .oi,, ii,,s arm a. aruoa
~ obituary notices "heh oAeo'" eis '' '' '''so'
far excess
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dtIGAR MANuFACTORN.-
JOHN R. NpE,

SUCCESSOR 10 NJ LASGHoHhF & SoAs)
MAIN NTREI1 If NClIHuHu. Va
In this establishment viii rIway@ be found st.ck
lcio ol Cigars Of all kinds made If tie ncs In
ported iaet, CAREFULLY selected aud manuia ur"d iii
please a.tIdiuus smokers and 10
the Brands 4 tbs establishment reputation egnai to tote
,t any mandatory IN the country.
Tounabie offer Mt all times. ieie
keeps constantly large stock oil impaired
Havana aud Gtrmn gar~ which VIII b" sold NJ smal ad
dealers Of city and State especial
snlurtcd examination of the Stock 1h brands = thr
ou04rtnref hayu for years been s"d ~ the arse
ciie- WHORE TINY have entered into ssin cu4
con brands all kinds OF imported and dnps,
ulaciurc
Orders from part Of the Union viii he promptly met
AMI entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers.
/
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NTOJgsEf.-lt,c -u .sC r, bcr returns hi- THANKS
~ IN, Old friends and customers and The public generally
him and the diler
with which he has been connected tor the last sixteen
wears, Buldp business in the cy. lie tskos this
thod Informing them that he will conun" Tho huldng hua
as heroniorr. bath Brick and Wood Work.
fI"hopes H close application TO business to retain tbereo
dd.uet and II Is that the larger portion OF l-
hands saNrs and he expects to work that kind ot arri
NJ the experienced Whit
lie tsticrs himself with his eyGlcuce III b.
to the 10 h" abl
work that offer in such style To give sasae
tion to his atrons
HIS shop D1iee jefferson Street In Of Sa
drrs 4 rv aud Immediately opposit" the shop "t Va lenn
r. X where he will Keep constantly on hand nil ktlA oi
dressed Iuher and ready made work such ~ Nn- l1eofs
Blinds. g.. GRO q. u tl-it, ARt
IN irnll
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/ ooo nrIzes amounting To sSj,MO
Whole tickets $40 eHalvcs o. Quarters e. 80
rlnasc address all orders ar ukta III The above Mag
nittoni schemes, to
Y " III BHARb 4 CO..
No - Inyctir st or Box Ne 40
an 81 tJDm,y baltimore, Maryland.
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BALTIMORE


nNuuuuss' MEDICAL OFFICE. e.o'h sm-
iay .iroa, Baimo,c ,ncar Pa. oncol AothE iNslR
rD OK No pm REQUIRED .-nr Mills. an esr"Ienc.d
lhyaean Alnphhir Sehaol INV b. hoaeninF coz
suited in all cn=cn al private nature or disease
No ou""r,rra"ir"di ~ !" C"'' i NOT t",r"H' .,
in the Shoro"' rosslhe me 10 have ss'y
effected.
colobra,d Tor the choetnai aud nee, cure @" a.
raas.s Of Secret b'e'ascr waH established IN s ey "
''f"s" from e"",C,.y .,,s 10 ,.",n,,.. ,.s,, ,,.
this public notice unnecessary yer"
for the many applicants here or ssmsn. VINO have
been hehed o their money mar"t'd by pe "ho
nonrish largely the puule prints aud With whom our 'y
Amic,cd he a" your sl"nra,
t,on would a'"d ut r'cnnas las. ana @ s
I'd pr NJ makes aluring Professions promises no more
than he Will honorahll r"l".a -. So,
The ususi symptoms So,e Throat, lieeailon OF 'h"
Mouth Itching aud 1ondcWcss about the Nose bc.hes
EruptlnuH he thu perfect
oldest aud mns uyoorete al .neh eas.s pr Nj
willing to stake his honor aud reputation
The Triumph ~ srir"rc.
a. r"na,n,ns the shattered ami Wing speed
v all debility or Injury Incurred certain so,re habit are
unsurpassed by "TE ,.,,r. a,c"EI,,' ,,..nooa 49, .o
may here restorative 'na anis from iieir
nae have realized tho "w," "n'on {, 'p. "h,n from tse
allure Of ouackero" IN their th'i nAs search h"d o'
s''''' AdYm"."uc- o6 Treatment.
reonoua compounds ct Mercury ot Aosons hrns" "'
nhis practice.
long asr,ne' i,n p ~, NJ =" nna,'l T9,y E,,,st and
effect n dcUl,cases Communications sacred
marked withHkll md delraty,
Ibr. W iiis' s.rent Preventive.
This hrsrdV applicable Ia ehet seA VIII he sent
iuy prepared by mail cropi 81 or h, romitine slo
prescription viii be included .
prraona cured t home, by addressing bN ~
MILLS puuMout dotors post pad1 Meden.s s,nt IN
any dirootlon by mail or Nprt>s
Idly
,u,O susppEu- or TOBACCO WEST,
j VIA HAITiMptE, MI The undersigned, Forward
ng Merchants aud Agents tho IemH Nahn knllr"rd ~
baltimore r.sprcnll, solicit SHIPMENTS ol lubAtCu
rD All. PDiNIS N lIII NESI AND Soul II WEST
their Acquaintance with III. tfhde ha' mn bon hh
atpr pati ui The Ithat"
M through baltimore they Halter themselves thar hey
satisfaction to shpprtH.
Freight ~ by other linz
siannens to af from West solicited and punctnay
attended MAGRAM 4 kDbNS,
80. North baltimore
Jacob IioRd Co, ! Brandt bnlthnoro, T. L.
Dudley W T. Smith Mcdaniel. 1inrt freatnn, Miller
Crcnshaw, I.ynchhurg; Crunslaw aGo., klebmond
"a dly
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RAE 4 y s,-This dfti.h''"' tnL;;
~ Which has extensively throughout t"'
for centuries past under the name bay Rum rs remedy
Tor Nervous Headache and for affections of the ead so
silly and diseases Scalp Hair, has AT m't pf"
leiueed 90 that Of concentration which hrteh'
Wclna virtues fold and makes IL remedy worlhH w "
"nlon uf all its ofconccnratloh Nhc n's
Detn Effected alone chemical exp lleh U! ~
inventor the Concentrated Bsseuee OF Bay Leaves Is n
Nened 10 tls community remedy nnsuIpas'n
tie decay ar. the removal Dandruf ana {" 'cnens
N few applications distressing itching wich hst sc
.r7ly precod the falling OF l'ai The Inventor several
Yeas since drrinaliy prepared Tor m'nnc' ' ~, w
Nl'Ning confidence the usuf'lN s'p,
most distressing decay Of the hair and such err " ~ @ @
tri> ihat s REPUTATION became tsthui'i''u s' ~
u.is Of ctiS have bren made for II, "nh"ut NY
" pniaug whichever. Such has herone the repua'o w ME-
''r' Bay Leaves that the invent has been inducch !" [
acturr upon an cxtensiys sean ard ho offers with
"e 'n|' ~ confidence u the entire public
None genuine without the written signature oi u,,
rtilS. IL ROSSER
Manufacturing Chemist, Petersburg va
II, r sale wholesale aud retail BY STRO rltER "hllr
HfhD pralgists
- Look under the name of OH oil bay
i',"t trs Ray Extracts. Bay Water, &c.