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NOTICE.

rOAsTOcK BRO. are prepared to put ~
~ Houslsy's chcap smoke venttlator, the only
true remedy for smoky ehinnsys.
Apr2l-d
An DOE. sUuAK KETTLES, from ) t. ~ raj,
~ at No. II Main street.
.pr3-d coksrocK BRO.
40 DOE DUCK TEA KETTLES, It our ssor. !.
fO:ss,y low. coAsTocA BRO,
YrINAAN's Tools and Machines constantiy O
| band ct our store, No. ~ Main-st.
! Apr3-d CoAsT0Ck BRO.
Sligo and Tyrone Iron store,
/ NO. sos NORTH SECOND.ornRIr
i ~. Leais, Ne.
THE above celebrated bvsnd- ~ y-cc .-- --.-.s
1 factarsd By Lyon, shorb Co. aieas, u Pssa.
sylvanis, Who, under enc mAnsgsmsnt, surpsrvis,
every proesss OF convsrse from the ore 10 ths
flushed bal, and With the use Of cha,eoal A. :
fuel: uadsr the same style thsy ssadsst a Aess-
2, hoa.s y o. Loai1, .ass. !, kept soasts.sly %
every bar and bundle Of which u distinctly naske1
with the name Sligo" or Tyrone. % deslare
its quality. The excsllsncs and uaiiorn eAsrsslse
q these irons are veil known. and nsrsAasts, -
eeanists. and iron vosksrs generally, vAs ssesiss
IN honest. reliable article, viii sstainly aaA i q
advantage to make trial ~ then.
The ~ Lesis Ae.se Il nov supplied With fssaA
ter. LYON, SHORE : CO..
Sligo spd Tyrone Iron 1lass.
No. - North bssonA- g., 81. LeuA No
1 dxo. D. HAII, Agent. [ApsedAw1s1
/ re 0mASYYMon:
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1 n Asd :, Block y, ksid's AAditics, - AsvS ~
cAanoa Of doins - By sontfaAsiag With ~ seAnmk
bss 70 plses tho strtpplAes And poshs nnen11ak1a
Tor bsildigE st0ns won III fsex snd 4 ~ iS1o
upon lots II snd - In uAms block, - ~ eoAsWiH
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AcconsoDArIso.-Ths clouds laid To dsss
yesterday. They did jest that; no moro no
more wss needed, for The sastA ~ nss
thirsty; they generously forsbors the mud,
and our idsas Of comfort md proprisey ven
net, exactly.
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CAncAnaatt MAskss, Nay ~.
klser vssy ar1. lice bbis cold q G. % - -.
oeeApsiight.
hssky sssitsA, end - y gal. hlghs.l
ProvisiSas advancing. Asss 20 RI ~ 70; basso
st9iiie.
WsseA@ quiee setd.
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CvOASTOcK BRO. are prepared 10 put ~
4 ~ Hoaslsy's cheap smoke ventilstor, the only
true remedy for smoky ehinnsys.
1 Apr2l-d
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1857. 1917.
COMSTOCK q BRO.
STOVES.
No. ~. Aain-ss.

Asskaks 1owos
a LSO, sonstantlyon hand and reesivine aisvs
from impsrtsss and manufaetsrers, inplale
nossis, imitation and Ans4icsn sheet istn, m
ws, rvsts, sheet copper bfossa SID ainc, pig lsa1,
copper Bottoms bclts and rivets, apanssd, 1sitsa-
ma ana Pianished ware. Oval boilers, skillets.
ossns Ana lids, dog and sad ironY, chsreosl IuS.
nscss, wanas-iron,, stove suiders. vason koxee.
coffee mills, browners, de-, De.
apf3-d cf MSTOcv 4 HHO
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HaWk.EYe state.

A STOVE With great capacity for beth CoohiDg
"A and Heating. We make three sisss Of these,
and TO every person with large families and cold
houses, We would recommend this article.
COMSIOCK d RR0.,
Main
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Nantes and Crates.
NE have new, at our sale roonA, beautiful q
w sortmsnt Of AarbIcised Mantles.
COAST0Ck 4 BRO,
Apr3-d n AAin.st.
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Pass Ribs AND 4 SAL..--Rsaeobss
tAs sale to-day d City bssssifsl lses OILY
t~o squares from Kilboarns Park. 0npi-
buses will start from DinosA 1 Oons's Of
noe, and take oil who may wish to 90.
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a Fall assohment Of these justly celebrated
n Saw constantly On hsnd q the sign Of the
apr3pdAw BIG ANVIL.
RkASS COCks VI every descriptions, steam
II 0saSes and Whistles, Saw 0ummes and Man.
drills, wrought Iroa and Lead Pips, al sissa, II
apr7od CADr, JONES PECk'S.
GAAAPVOIN9 and Shower Bath Cock, Beer
- Pumps and Plumbers Materials, At Bign of
sprDd BIG ANVIL.
kOCMPb, water raus, galvanized well chaia and
4 axtarss, for sale low 1t the sign Of the
Apr19d Bio ANVIL.
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Axofnxa RossBay. - Night bsfsee ~
some person who bad concealed himself 10
the store Of NJ. Thsrntoa, sarna = Twelfth
and Mails ssrssts, before slssisg, dasisg ~
night walled "a with ~ nessy, sons $50,
vAisA M left in the stare, Asd sssPsd ~
observed and unexpected. Lsok on IA
the pilfrsrs.
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Ovr1cs DUcKxys SrAfs IHs. Co,
10 BrunA-at ~ Main anA kv>nvuor.

cixcIsxAri AoExcY RoyAI Iss. Co.,
February 9Th, 1851.
have sxamined w. =. Childs 4 Co. Elastic
Fire and Water Proof Cement hoo6ng, and n far
- can Judge, consider 1t good invention and Am
willing 70 insuSe buildings thus protected upon the
same terms ~ ! insure those covered With metal.
Signed, JOHN 3. LAW,
Aga Royal Ins. Co., London and Liverpool.
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Tns DAxcs.-Ths lovers Of The seiAdy
dance" will bsaS In mind thas N. Rodes9s
will give one Of biz pleasant sotsrtaismsu1s
this svsaing, at bic asssab,y rooms % Fifbh
street, between Main and Johnson. TSsksts
only oas dollar, 10 b lad Of Mr.. Relesfs.l
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"E call particular attention to this steve,
w which for beauty and finish cannot b suY.
paired. 1t takes long wood, hcAts rapidly, and
will bake quicker ard With iess fuel than any 9th
crstovs In the world. Every stoye vel will warrant
to perform we'll, and not to crack by Ere, snd .
failure In either viii be died BY ~ cur
own expense. Please call and examine this new
aws-d coMsr0cK BROs:.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

W The London correspondent of the
Tribune says: "a German violinst recently
appeared in concert before London audi
ence, and began to play an adagio; but he
was interrupted in the beginning by loud his
sing. Without moving muscle in his face
our Teutonc artist puts his bow on the
ground and whistles his melody, taking it just
at the note where he had been stopped, and
accompanying himself by pinching his violin
as if it were guitar. The public gave vent
to their delight by laughing and applauding.
or said the musician, bowling second time,
Il thought you were fond of whistling, and
was DESTROYS to show that can whistle as
well as you; but seeing that most of you
prefer music, l will crafty your wishes.'-
And, without even smiling, he takes his bow
up and achieves his piece, amid laundering
applause. This man does not need to be q
Paganini or an Ernst; his sang froid has made
him 'lon'' of the season."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

A Great blessing to the Afflicted
The number and formidable character Of diseases Of the
Liver have long challenged the attention of medical
Some Of these diseases, classed under the gen.
eral term OF Consumption has been supposed ncurable
and the unhappy patient allowed to die without medi
cal science to offer him hope of recovery. Happily
this no longer be the case. remedy has been
found whch.wi all complaints, of whatever char
acter, arising from arrangement OF the Liver. The
Pills discovered by Dr. M'Lane, prepared solely by
Fleming Bros Pittsburgh, Pa, act directly on the y-
err; and by correcting its operation and purifying II
from disease, cuts of and exirpates the complaints
which ha their origin In the diseases OF this organ.
Remedies heretofore proposed for Liver complaints
have failed to operate upon the seat OF the dsease but
DR.. MLane's Pills make themselves felt upon the
ton Of the Liver and by cleansing the fountain dry up
the impure Of which thence derive theiI
existence.
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. M'Ldne.
Celebrated Lieer fis manufactured by FLEMING BRos
of Pittburg Pa There other Pills purporting to
be Liver Pills, before the public. DR.. M'Lane's
genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated vermifuge,
now be had at all respectable Drug Stores None gen
uine 'oftaomthe sfgndture@ (4D FLEMING Bhos.
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PIANO FoRTEs.

TIME subscriber is now receiving new
i. stock of ELEGANT PIANOS from the
oldest and most responsible manufactures of
the North, among which are
octave Plain Center Pianpsl ..-.-r
Z d" Carved " "
4. Halfcarved" "
81 Plain, round cornersl
81 +" Plain 4"
Grand Piano, very heavy toned.
Also the Budoir Piano.
Also the celebrated Corrugated Sounding
Boards, of Boardman, Gray d Co., which are
becoming 40 vastly fapular in Europe sawell
as America,
All Pianos warranted to give satisfaction,
or no sale.
Also, Just received, a large selection Of
Piano M,.sie-Songs, Polkas, Waltzes, Varia-
tions, DO, DO; Gnitarp and Strings; superior
Melodians, Harmonious; Piano Stools and
Covers.
Pianos tuned and repaired.
The subscriber refers to gentlemen who
have purchased of him. throughout East
Tenn ossee, Alabama and Georgia.
These inst, uments are for sale at Athens
and Chattanooga II. q. COOKE.
Dec 8, l856-tf-429
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

NOVEL RAcE.--A race between ahorse and
mule came off on the Herring Run Course,
near Baltimore, the other day, and the novelty
of the affair called together quite crowd of
the admirers of the sports of the turf and
Others. About five o'clock, the horse and the
mule were brought to the scratch, and at the
word "go," off they went the mule taking
the lead, which he retained until the end, a
straight heat of five miles. Time co. IS; 90. 90.
This is said to be excellent trotling time for
a mule, and it is questioned whether there are
many such animals as the hero Of this race to
be found in these quarters.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18
Obituary..

THOMAS r. youngest son OF Col. W. 8. and Sarah A.
Galloway, OF McMinn county, Tenn died on Sabbath
night, 18th Inst, after an Illness of fourteen days
which at the first was attack of fiux.
Little Thomas was In his seventh year, and was a
very sprighty child. But God has seen at, in the
spring time OF his life, to call him away from the sui
ferings and evils Of earth to the Joys and happiness oil
heaven, where he will doubtless grow into strong
angel OF light mnstering to his parents and kindred
on EARTH and ever doing the will OF Him who said
Sulfer little children to and forbid then
not for of such is the kingdom OF heaven" To thai
merciui Saviour may the bereaved look, for "is
can all their sorrows heal" But often is IL the cas-,
that
"The falrest flowers hrst perish here,
The fondest hopes first fade
And friends, the ioveliest and most dear,
First In the tomb laid
But kind was the voice that cald thee home
To q land OF JOY and peace:
Where the hand OF death never come,
And the sufferers sorrows cease" d.
Sept 16Aa, 1851 FmKSp.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

LYING IN BED WITH THE HEAD HIoH.-It
Is often question amongst persons who are
acquainted with the anatomy and physiology
of man, whether lying with the head exalted
or even the body was the most wholesome.
Most consulting their own ease on this point,
argue in favor Of that which they prefer
Now, although many delight 10 bolstering up
their heads at night and sleep soundly with
out injury, yet we declare II to be q dangerous
habit. The vessels through which the blood
passes from the head to the heart, are always
lessened In their cavities when the head is
resting in bed higher than the body, there
fore, in all diseases attended with fever the
head should be pretty nearly on a level with
the body; and people ought to accustom
themselves to sleep thus to avoid danger
Medical Journal.
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The YOUNGEST DRUnxARp YET.-TIenry
Wallace, boy between four and live years
ofage. was taken to the LIST Police Station
yesterday afternoon, in beustly state of in
toxicntion, and in reply to n question from
the officer, nswered--"Molher gave me too
much GIN" This is the fifth or sixth time
which this young child has been found drunk
within the last four months. The mother is
represented as being MI abandoned woman,
who lives with negro on Richmond street,
The Police will doubtless see that she, as
well MS her boy, are properly provided for
Boston Journal.
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THE Second Session Of this fnsUtspsn e sossne6cs
the nrst "Wednesday Of ecptembes. Althessh CaI1-
veil College Is but IN iss infancy y ~ Inssrlss sad
be conducted upon such principles 70 commend 10
the friends Of thorough education, and sla fs14sf ~
10 point q advantages, second 70 no 1nsitssion 4 ~
Kosersvilis already enjoys an enviaiss rspsasslsa
for lie educational advantages and u h The determine.
ton Of the friends Of education. who haye embarked n
shall be carried forward, and thst schools shall be
OF such character a. 10 command the respsct coma
dence and patronage ofe discriminating ptbie. =.
The Institution Il under the Presidency Of Rev. A. n.
DAsHIELL, d. D., gentleman OF finished scboiasship
and large experience nstructss OF youth GEM
tleman who ia extensively known ~ one Of the most
eloquent dvines Of the South. He will be aided b. an
able Faculty.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is thriving village, and N
country noted for ITS healthfu climate and rs varied
and picturesque beauty II about fourteen miles from
Bulls Gap on the r. r. and Va. hAiiroad the point 1t
which the Rogersvie and Jefferson Railroad VIII inter.
sect said road 1t s now connected viii the Railroad
reaching II. The Branch Railroad Is nov under con.
tract and will be pushed forward with energy.
demonstrating can be had In the best families
Of the village that while absent from home the stu.
dent win not be deprived OF the amenities Of domesie
association.
Students upon their arrival in the yIl.g. x, up.u
Secretary, be aided In securing boarding houses.
EXPENSES.
Tuition, per term Of twenty weeks .e90
Board, including lodging, fuel, lights " per week. 90
Washing, per dozen, 3IK cts, % per term ....
Jantor and Incidental, per term ............... o
Library, Ordinary Repairs, acknowledgements. 4
Total, Fall Session ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ....... -
" Spring Session.. ......................... 70
Total for the year IA
For further particulars reference s made to the Cata-
ogue Of last Session, which will be forwarded 70 any
JAS. W. R0GAN, Sec'y Board Trustees.
Aug 81 1S57-3m-465
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OF A Professor in New England Col
lege has long been distinguished for the little
he knew or cared about secular things. One
day, as he was going to pass the store, his
wife sent for some coffee. He accordingly
called for the coffee, when the merchant
asked, allow much?" He replied, "They
didn't tell me; but should think bushel
would be enough" The trader thought the
professor was deranged, and related the mat
ter to the doctor, to obtain his opinion. "He
only wants common sense" said the physi.
CHM,
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A FRENCH DuEL.-The New Albany Tri-
bune says that on Sunday morning last q
couple Of Frenchmen from Louisville met
about mile and half from Jacksonville to
settle an affair of honor. The parties cast
lots for the first fire according to the French
mode. The party that won fired at his adj.
versary and missed him. The other party
stood the fire without change of muscle,
and then, instead of taking his chance, threw
his pistol down and said he did not want to
kill his adversary.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

THE undersigned offers the following Tracts Of Land,
l situated in McMnn county, for sale to pay debts
415 acres155 of 1t cleared-with three locations to
live at and small Orchard at each Of well selected
fruit-yng seven miles North of Athens, on the main
stock road from Kentucky to Georgiaall In body,
with improvements toerably good, and would make
excellent stand the roadevery thing necessary and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mills, &C., all around it-wood
and water good and plenty. Also, two other small
Tracts in the same neighborhood All can be had on
reasonable terms. Notes payable In Bank will be taken
for two thirds Of thepurchase money and the balance
down.
II not sold privately before the 25th OF November
next, will he sold that day to the highest bidder.
For further particulars, enquire of the undersigned.
Sept IL 1S57-td--46S s. NJ. B0GGESS.
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icy In l745 hoops were worn as large
as now. Sir Robert Strange, fleeing from
pursuit after the battle of Culloden, was
concealed in the crisis Of his trouble, by .
young lady, who offered to shelter him under
the ample folds of her petticoat. To this
strange proposal considering all circumstan
ces, it is not strange that he assented, and
here he remained undiscovered. Either love
or gratitude suggested the sequel, and they
were subsequently married.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

WEIcHTY DIvINITY.-At an excursion the
members were ferred from the steamer to
the shore in boat loads. A popular clergy.
man, noted for his obesity, had got into one
of the boats, and reverend brother seemed
reluctant to follow, least the boat should be
overloaded. "Come away" said he in the
boat, "there is still room for you and no
danger provided you have none of your ser.
mons in your pocket"
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Wheat and Flour.

vUNHE subscribers have completed the most perfect
II arrangement that can be made for the sale Of
Wheat and Flour, and during the remainder Of this
will devote their attention almost exclusively to
the sale OF these two articles and they say to their
patrons, with certainty that they will realize much
net money by shipping here as to any market beyond
Atlanta, and will do II with less risk and In shsrter
time As to the peculiar advantages Of our market
every one is familiar who knows its loo ality.
We will accept 80 days bills Wheat, payable here
or ut Augusta for three iourhs the value Of shipments,
accompanied by Rail Road receipts. We think II ad.
vsabe for shippers Of Flour to draw most Of their bills
at 45 and Go days time is required for the sale
OF Flour than for Wheat by reference to our weekly
reviews of the Market published in the Tennessee pa
pers you always know accurately what these ari-
cles worth. sEAGO, ABBOTT 4 CO.,
General Commission Merchants.
Atlanta, Ca, Aug Z, 1s5I-tf
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HUMPHREYS HOUSE,
Knoxville, Tenn.
II. HUI M u II II VS.

HAS leased for a term of years the large new Brick
IL Building just completed for Hotel, situated
within few yards OF the Passenger Platform, fronting
the Depots OF both the East Tennessee and Georgia and
East Tennessee and Virginia Rail Roads, about the same
distance from each-and much nearer and more con-
venent to the Road than any other Hotel, besides a
saving Of Hack or Omnibus hire.
Passengers who wish to take the Stage for Montvale
Springs, to Kentucky, by way Of Clinton, will be call
ed for promptly, every departure for either place. by
the Stages.
The Proprietor does not think 1t necessary to say he
has kept Public House any where, sometimes old
documents are dangerous things. He Is determined
on making this comfortable House for those who ma,
give him a call. July 3l-tf-46.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

The LAST New CoMEr.-The Boston Ad-
vertiser has received information from the
Observatory at Cambridge, Mass, to the eff
feet that the New comet discovered on the
23rd of August by Mr.. futile, at the Obser.
vatory, will doubtless be visible to the naked
eye as soon as the moon ceases to rise until
late hour in the evening. On the evening
of the LIST instant it was seen in the vicinity
of the stars Alcor and Mizar, rapidly travers-
ing the constellation Of Ursa Major, and is
now entering the constellation of Canes
Venatici, moving in the direction of Arc.urus.
This comet is believed to be the twelfth dis
covered at this Observatory before any infor.
NATION had been received of their having been
seen elsewhere.
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Notice to Shippers of Freight

TRANSFORMATION DEPARTMENT.. TENN GA. n. Go.
Athens, Aug. 12, 1857.
TUNHIS Company willdeiver any Freghts received In
u to their Depots, in a reasonable time, at the
erminusf their Road at Dalton to the their
agents mot ours they paying charges per tariff and
receiving the freighs day of arriva at Dalton This
Company does not propose either to store freghts or
deliver to the Western Atlantic Rail Road unless the
have made arrangements with said Road to re.
ceve the Cara cannot be detaned be yond few
hours for transhipment storage.
I'm making shipments as above every facility, In the
power of the officers OF the Company will be extended
to shippers. Beyond the end Of their rails they have
no control and assume responsibility.
Aug l4-tf-iGi II, @. JACKSON, sup't Trans.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

WHEAT.-1'here seems to be no settled
price for this article. Buyers are unwilling
to give more than 30 cents, and are tender
footed and cautious in their operations, at
that. Holders are asking more, but we do
not believe 1t will go figure higher, in large
lots.-Sparta Times.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

II WOULD notify the public that Stephen winton OBJ
taIned a Bounty Land Warrant for eighty acres
under act Of March Sd la5a for services rendered IN
Captain John porters Company of Militia IN the war
OF is2 and on the 8st day of March, 1851, he died
and the undersigned, being ADMINISTRATOR finds that
said Warrant cannot be found 1t seeming 10 have heen
lost The number of said Warrant cannot he
The application made In the by Houser McKin-
ley Of Decatur, Tenn, Il numbered 39t02. All per
sons are warned against purchasing said Warrant, II
JOHN RHEA,
., by his Attorney, JosEPH AxpkRsoS,
Decatur, Tenn, Sept II, 1s51-dt-i65 So
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Two TO ONE AGAINST THE NEGRo.-The
vote in the Republican Convention in Min
nesota on striking out the word "whte" in
the clause copferipg political rights on 'cit
liens" was yeas II nays "a. The Conven-
ton unanimously resolved that the negro
was born free and equal to the white man,
but refused, by a vote oftwo 10 one, to ad-
nit the negro to the enjoyment of the equal
ity to which he was "born." Either they
do not believe their own doctrine, or they
fly in the face of the laws of God, who, they
say, created the negro Stree and equal" and
endowed him with "inaliennble rights"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1857-09-18

ssyV0Odland Cream',-A PoNApE FOR BEAU
Trying tn. lIAIR-highy perfumed, superior to any
French article imported, and for half the price, For
dressing Ladies' Hair It has equal, giving bright
glossy appearance. 1t Gentemens Hair to curl
In the most natural manner II removes dandruf, al
shampooned. Price only fifty cents. None genuine
unless signed FETRIDGE 4 CO., Propretors of
'Balm of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by all Druggists. Imar 6-6meow-44l