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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-19

VBNHE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
II between Carl A. GROSS and Carl Streichen-
berg. rs Merchant Taiors. under the name and style
OF c. A. Gross & Co, this day dissolved by mutual
consent C. A. Gross alone is authorized TO settle the
afirs OF said frm-who confines business at the old
stand. e. A GROSS,
CARL STEICIIENBER
Oorville Jan. Il, 1857.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

The subscriber offers for sale on reasonable terms n
following real estate situate on Main Street, Carrollton.
Carroll county, Ohio, to wit:-one lot on which Is e
rected a large two story brick building, well finished.
suitable for a dwelling or Hotel; also, a small. lot adioin
Ing the above on which is situated a large and commo
deus frame stable. sufficient in size to contain 30 hor
ses,-alsO, two other lots in one enclosure with a fran,
dwelling house thereon The above property will be
sold separately or jointly to suit purchaseis,--aud i
not sold will be for rent.
i will also sell two quarter sections Of land in Wood.
bury county state of Iowa. also, one quarter section OF
land 10 Ida county in thestate oiIowa whichwfi be sold
separately or jointly to suit purchasers.
For Terms apply to Or, John S. Hu.ter CarrolIton
Ohio. ]. F, PRICE,
Nov, 10, &c. tt.
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iaiion Of President Pierce, By issuing bis off.
elal position. takes occasion 10 fling a poisoned
arrow at ST. Louis. because she bad dared 10
Fleet a mAnhke Francis Blair. IT,. a Repressn-
iaiive to Congress. His excsllsncy says
III sannOi be denied that a growing spirit Of
bitter hostility to TIE time honorsd institutions
Of Missouri has shown itself in The city Of st..
LOUIS among a portion Gifts inhabitants. and
while it would Be unwise and unjust to legis-
late against the interests OF any community be-
cause Of The conduct Of a portion Of its citizens.
yes Il is both wise and Just to shape your leg.
lslauon with a view 10 render the balance OF
'be State Independent ofi.s metropolis, which
ehoO'ea to give aid aud comfort to our enc.
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Ho2o~ay's Ointment and PITS will cure
asthma and all disorders of the ~chest.-Henr, Vincen,
of Selma, Alabama was almost a martyr to asthma. fnr
nineteen years. which literally shook him to pieces, and
made him as thin a. a skeleton, 40 that he neither en-.
joyed est by night or by day. lie tried many thing,
for the cure of this complaint, but they did not benfi
About three months ago he commenced TAKING
Holloway's Pills. and well rubbing the Ointment into
these remedies a fair trial, he was able to sleeS a,
night. By persevering with them for only 4 ever
weeks, every symptom Of his disorder left him. nj,
friends who have not seen him for some time. now
hardly know him, he has so wonderfully imnroved 40
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7INh UF Ihk VtNUE OF FkOBAfK
Carrollton, Jan. Is, 1857.

C~arrollton, Jan. Is, 1857.
nHE following accounts Of Executors, Administrator.
and Guardians have been fled in this office, and arc
l set for hearing on Monday, the 9th day of Febru,
ary, A. D. 1851. at l o'clock P. N. of said day, and
viii be continued from day to day until al are disposed
OF. The fling an ~peudency o. which Accountants and
others interested will take notice, viz;
Final account Of John c. Chanper, executor Of will oil
William Champer, deceased:
+" VIM. D. Robertson, executor Of flames
Robertson. deceased, for executor Of
will of James Eskin, Deceased.
Samuel Williams. admir- with the will
annexed Of Hary Crawford, deceased
Mary Cox, admr with will annexed Of
Joseph Cox, deceased,
William II, MeGavrah, sdmr Of viii
liam MeGavran deceased,
William Croxton, one OF Rdmrs, of e.
tate Of v illism Endley, deceased,
First John n Bryant, exr OF will of Edward
Foster, deceased,
Samuel Williams, guardian Of Lydia
Manchester, al il sane person,
y" Henry Smith. guardian CT Minor heir
offs, C, Smith, deceased.
Second Henfy Harkless, guardian of Il, Il,
AnaatheF, a minor,
JOHN H TRIP, Probate Judge.
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LET US REASON TOGETRR
Il ARE WE SICK

1t has been the lot of the human race TO he weipb.
ed down by disease and suffering. Holloways Pills aIe
specially adapted 10 the rslief OF the Weak the Ner.
vous, the Delicate, and the Infrp, Of all chimes, ages,
sexes, and constitutions. Prof. Holloway personally
superintends the manufacture of his, medicines IN the
United States, and offers them to a free and enlighten
ed people, as the bestrenedy the world ever saw for
the removal OF disease.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Fills are expressly eerIEined to oper.
ate on the sto mach, the liver, the kidneys, the lupps
the skin, and the bowels, Correcting any dctangeme,t
IN their functions, purifying the blood, the very fom.
taRa Oh me- ana thus curing disease in all its forms.
0FsPEPslA AND LIVER CoMPLAiNTs.-Nearlv half the
human race have taken these Pills. 1t has been proved
III all parts OF ue world, that nothing has been t3und
equal TO them In cases of disorders of the liver diva.
pepsia, ana stomach complaints generally. Thcv soon
give heei.hy tone to these organs, however much de
ranged, ara when all other means have failed,
GENERAL pERILlTY, Ill ~ALrH.-M Many Of the most
despot'c Governments have opened their Custom
Houses to the introduction of these Pills that tLar
may become the medicine of the masses. Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine is the best remedy
ever known tor persons of delicate health, or where
tue system has been impaired, as its invigoratinp pro-
pe't ties n~everfail to afford relief.
FEMALE CoMPLAINTs.-No Female, Young or old
ahould be without this celebrated medicine, 1t cor.
aeets and regulates the monthly courses at allpetiods
NN'S ~ man NRIVo n a Adihl . hISuLHe DOSt
aud safest medicine thar can be given to Children OF all
ages, and for any complaint consequently no family
should be without it.
Holloway's Pills are the best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases
Asthma DiaTrhGa Indigestion 5
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
%Indti,nza Secondly symptoms Coughs
Debility inflammation Inward Weakness
Colds Fever and AoUe Venereal A ffectious
Livei Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Worms, of all DIS Lowness Of Spirits Costiveness
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
~ Sold at the Manufactures of Prof Holloway, so.
Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand london, BY
all respectable Druggists and Dealers of Medicine
throughout the GRited States, and the civilized world
In boxes, at 25 cents, 60 IL cents, and 81 each.
sB There lisa considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. Il. Directions for the uilance OF patients in ev.
cry disorder are affixed to each box.
Sod by John G. Baxter, Carrollton, Ohio.
Feb. 28, 1856. ly
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ONSrNPTIO Cured

BE not deceived By base limitations. Heseuas
Ga q Co.'S genuine Cod Liver OIL, never disaepoibs
and tea Teaf's experiences has pr0Tedii superior 70 II
O'aefs ana we only reliable cure tor consumption.
A there ia great deal Of spurious oil ID he ms,ts,
adaltsfatst Eith seal oil, whale oil, &c, TOO muck care
can rot Be .akeHto procure the genuine.
Oar oil u made al our factory IN New Foundlaad and
each boels hes our signature over The cork. be carslul
10 get Hegeman' Clark 4 Coz, ~ thousands ubo have
used other oil Of iHisfer qualify, and aers about giving
Up IN despair. have been restored 10 health BY using
Dee. ts. 1e56-3m. Sc
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Nen Special Notices.

a trial Of Iooaand's German Bitters will convinc
The most skeptical Of their great Virtues, Read a,
following:
JeltasA Jegersays;
Ne" Elizabeth, Hendricks county, Ind, June 81
lSS4.-'l shtuld like you-to send me a lot of yoni
uer@ag Bi'ters. l know them to bea valuable, med
,cHe' deserving .he reputation they have acquired.
have used them in my own familv, and thew have nrov
en- a certain remedy for graduating the fever aud agus
| have used them successfully for two years"
William Norton says:
Huntingdon. Ind, Sept %, 1S54-'Send me anoth.
er supply Of Bitters Immediately, They sell sell rapid.
and give uhbounded satisfaction in every case. l
DO not know OF but one instance in which l have sold
enc bottle, that the person did rot return Tor more.
and in that Ease the one bottle cured the person y
See advertisement.
ian 2Q,-2S.
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Can Epilepsy be Cured.

Ne think the following letter from a respectsbl, cit
izen OF Mississippi will answer the question, and remove
all doubts from cyely unbiased mind
Grenada, Miss, June 5, 1856.
Or. Seth > Hance, Baltimore, Ad.-Dear Sir
take 6 ieat leisure in relating a case of spasms or fits.
cured by your invaluable Pllt. My brother. J.. ]. III.
gon, has Ling been afflicted with This awful disease
lie was first attacked while quite young. He woufi
have one or two spasins at one attack at FIRST: but as be
grew 81 Ter, they seemed to increase likewise. Up to
the time he commenced taking your Pills, he had them
very often aud quite severe prcstrating him BODY and
mind. Ills mind had suffered seriously: but now, | am
happy to say, he is cured of those fits. He has enioyed
line health for the last five months past. His mind has
alto returned to its original spfighlliness. all this |
take a great pleasure in communicating, as It may be
the means Of directing otberst to he remedy that will
cure them. Yours respectfully, &c
W. P. LYON.
No pers IN who is suffering from Fits, or Spasms,
Should neglect sending to DR.. Haace, after this. for a
supply OF hisinestimable medicine. His prices are as
follows; one box, 50; two S., twelve $24--sent by mail
Tree, on the receipt of a remittance. Address Seth S,
Hance l1S Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd.
Jhn'y Isl N,
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.a Home Magazine for February has arrived.
It is a charming number, containing, including
Steel Engraving, and Fashion plate cOlored
with charming effect, twenty Illustrations. The
publishers are dstermined to make the Home
Magazine one Of the most attractive in the
country. Terms ss.OO per anu or only
. 81, rs a copy. where four persons take in a club
y together. Address T S. Arthur, Philadelphia
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NEW MUSICAL PAPER
fcr Choir and he Family Circle.
THg NAN. YORK

MusIcai Floneer and Choristor's Budget,
By hr. WOoDBURY, author oftbe Cythsra. Duleimer
Lutte OfZion, etc.
This popular monthly periodical has jrst entered ~.
on lie seeoAd year, having been commenced October
4e93' II Is printed on fine paper, AID makes annual
volumes Of 200 pages Of matter intensely Interesting 10
lns lovers Of muse. Besides Musical intelligence, aud
biographies OF distinguished musicians, is columns win
be enriched by nearly 100 pages Of original music. an.
mems, Psaim-tunes, glees, songs for the piano and mel
odean, all IN the authors happiest style.
The spirit Of sparkling vivacity with yLich the Pho.
neer has been conducted, mas extended is subscription
list, beyond that Of any other similar periodical either
IN this country or Europe.
frce 5O cents per annDm, in advance, and 40 cents
TO clubs not less than eve. Specimen Plumbers for.
"arded gratuitously, to any part Of the country, By nail.
orln such other way the applicant may direct.
Copies OF The first volume neatly bound ia eolored
muslin, With a title page and copious index, viii be for
"arded to any part Of the country, postage paid on re.
oeipt OF one dollar, by f. j.. HrS1IxaroN, Publisher.
Dec 20 1886 I'm. 356 BroadvaY, n. Y,
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namrnranv vs. Fraadnm.

a" 70 The madness of the Border Rufian Demoe-
a 1aey makes it blind; and in its blindness gropas
abop. like the eyeless giant Of old to seize the
pillars of the temple which in its fall will crush
81 the operator 10 the common ruin.
TIE newly elecled Governor Of Missouri,
Trustsn 2olk, in hs iRaSgursl 4dIFcss, in i'm
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NOTICE.
Catha-ine MARSHALL State OF Ohio. Carroll conn.
as guardian of Jty, Ohio. Common Pleas
Matilda AaFshar(minOrl February term Is 8;

@|H ~ @'-aA
as guardian of ty, Ohio. Common Plea,
Matilda Marshan(miuOrl February term, Is 5.
vs. N PARTITION.
John MARSHALL, ct. al.
John Marshall of Harrison county, Ohio, Isaac Mar
shall, OF Jefferson county, Chic, Samuel Marshall o.
Athens county, Ohio, David Marshall, Louisa Marshall
md Aaron Marshall Of the state Of Wisconsin, The heir.
Of SaraL. Hart, deceased, o the State Of Illinois. who "a
names are unknown) Mary Mcrrick, intermarried with
James Merrick of the State o~flndians; Elizabeth Smith.
internRrfied with John ", Smith, Of the state of Iowa:
Nancy Day, IntermaFFied with John Dav, and Harriet
Day, ihtermarried with Daniel Day, ofthe state OF Wis.
cUnsin, will take notice that on the 10th DAY of Decem~
Der, A, D. 1856, Catharine Marshall, as the guardian
ofksthda Marshal "a minor) fled in the Office of the
Court Of Common Pleas of Carroll county. ia the State
Of Ohio, a petition in partition which il now pending,
wherein said petitioner demands partition ofthe follows
ing real estate, viz: The south west quarter Of sec.
ton II, township ii, Of range 5, Of the lands ordered
10 be sold at Stenbeuville, in the State Of Ohio, exeept
twenty acres off of the west end Of said quarter: also
thirteen acres out Of the north east corner Of said quar-.
ter now owned and occupied By David Maple. and
that at the next term Of ssii Court, application viii be
made to said Court for the assignment Of do wer in said
premises to said Catharine .Aarshall as the Widow of
David Marshall deceased, and tor an order that parti,
ton may be made of said premises.
BY L. K ECKLEY, attorney
Dec. %, ls56.-5w, pr fee $40, for petiOns T.
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CoFFEE.-The value OF the imports of coffee
is sl0, eco. goo annually, or one seventh of all
the Imports ofthe country. Firstin amount on
tie list is silk manufactures, % cotton do; Sd
woollen do; 4th iron, 9Th coffee. The nation
at the lowest calculation. guzzles down one
million gallons gfdot coffee, daily, for its break
last drlnk-or enough TO aoat the steamship
.AdIiatic.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS

Conducted by Charles Dickens,
And containing tales, essays and other articles. BIZ WI
liam Hewitt, Leigh Hunt, the a~uthoress or Mary Bar
ton, Mary Cornwall, Wilkie Collins, and all The Enr!isf
writers, is now generally regarded as the most popuai
of the English periodicals. Its circulation in This conn
try is instantly increasing, and to meet the public de-
nand, Mes,rs. Dis, Edwards & Co., have made arrange
ments With the editor and propfetors in England
which will enable them to issue the weekly humber.
Simultaneously with their publication in England. Tie
nonlhly edition is continued,
Terms,-For the Weekly Edition, G cents per nun
Der, s. per annum, For Monthly Edition. So par
year. or 20 cents per number. Those RENTING 50 90
will receive the Magazine Zee of postage. Clubs, two
copies, 6; three copies, SO,
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SCHOOLFEELOW.

An original illustrated Magazine for BOYS an Girls.
Itis now a year since the Sehoolfellow began to be
issued in It's present form. The publishers are happy to
acknowledge the very cordial appreciation with which
the public has met their efforts to produce a really
beautiful and and valuable magazine for children, The
expense has been heavy but the return is commensu
rate; and the enlarged resources at their command on
able them to promise additional improve nents in IN,
quality of the WORK, and greater variety and interest II
its Articles. Some OF the best writer's and artists O
the country are now engaged for its pages; and til,
same vigihnt care win be exercised that, a pur
aud true spirit shall justify the claim Of The sehocfel
low to be the companion and friend of children in ey
cry section of the country.
The Scheolfellow may be obtained of booksellers
news agents, or Of he publishers. Terms, 81 a ycal
(payaGle always in advehce) or ten cents a humber
Gubs.-Fonr copies to one address, IS so; 8 copies, 81;
s COPIES, Sc.
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1 RETIRED PHYSICIAN

Whose sands oflfe have nearly run out, discovered,
viii in the Fast Indies, a certain cure for Consunp
ton, bronchitis, Coughs, Colds aud general debility
This remedy was discovered by him when his only
cLad-a daughter-was givenup to die. Wishing to
do as much good as possible. be will send to such OF
his afflicted lellow.beinPs as request it this recipe, with
full directions for msking up and successfully using il.
lie requires each app icant to inclose hin one shilling
three cents to be returned as postage on the recipe,
aud the remainder to be al piled to the payment OF
this advertisement. Address Dr.. H.. JAMES.
No. IL Grand Street, Jersey City, New Jersey,
Jan. |. IS56.-3m,
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DIX, EDWARDS & co.:
No, 1871 Broadway, New York,
Publish the following Magazines
PUTNAM's MONTHLY.

Aboriginal American Magazine,
. The number Of January, 1851, commence, a new
velume, The character Of the Magazine il so vel
known, that the publishes have only to say that the,
mean tc relax no eAertion to render il constant IL vor
Thy Of public favor. Due regard will be had to yari
ETY. and popular entertainment, and while the month,
will continue its great survey Of public questions, il vii
not forget that the public expects amusement as wei
as instruction in q mCnthly magazine,
Terms, So 90 a year, or % cents a number. Sgb.
scribers RENTING Three Dollars, willreoeiye the work
one year, post paid.
Clubs . cOpies$5i 8 copies, $40.
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E We learn from the Washington c M
mapecaM lhat our old { lend Maj VIM. J. VII
son, has been re.appointed, by the Directors OIL
the Poor. Stewart Ut the Poor House Of Wash.
ington county, Pa. Maj. has discharged the
duties Of that office for several years past, will
honor 10 himself, and TO the comfort Of tie in
mates, to the satisfaction Of the Directory ant
prof. to the county May he l1ng maintain
The situation for which be is so admirably
qualified. y
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GF Tha Republican State Central Commit.
tee, he Republican members Of tina Legisla.
tare and others, held a meeting on Wednesday
the l4th inst, at Columbus. The State con.
Sention to nominate candidates was discussed,
and it was deemed expedient by most, to have
a short, vigorous campai On; in consonanee
with which view the 18th of August was deei-
ded on as the day for holding the Conyentton.
The Republicans we're in dns spirits, so says
the Joaraal,
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E5 or The arrests made 10 Louisville, Ky,
the past year, l,46T were of foreign birth, aud
449 natives Of the soil.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-22

RT We invite attention to the advertise
ment ia rare chance for agents." found in
TO days's paper,
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DIVORCE.


Martha Gruber will take notice. that Lswis Grub or
dld, on the llth day Of December, d. D. 1856, file in
The oiice oftbe clerk Of the court Of Common Pleas Of
carroll county and State Of Ohio, his petition against
sad Martha Gruber, alleging that the said petitioner
aud the said Martha Gruber, we're lawfully married in
the year A. D. ls49, and continued to live together as
Man and wife, from that time untii the spring Of i. D.
1871, Shen said Martha abandoned said petitioner, and
nom nat time has Eilfuily lived absent and spart from
her said husband, and during al that time has been
guilty OF gross neglect Of duty towards ssid petitioner.
The PRAYER Of said petition is for a divorce Of said peti-
tioner from said defendant.
BY 3. r, ECKLEY, 1honev for petit ioner.
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Rg- Last Sunday was the coolest day Of the
Sc ason. The thermometer stood % deg. btl ow
z,ra,-snow 6 inches deep Yesterday.
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RE GRATIS TO EVERYBODY. -Rg
RICH, RARE AND SPICY.

LIBRARY OF WIT, ROMANCE AND RACINESSl
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They are all translated from the French Of the most
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.ssl Lows AFTER MARRIAGE and thirteen olhsI
choice Novelets ofthe Heart, By Mrs. Caroline
Lee Henlz, This new novel from the pen o
o one of the most successful writers OF the day,
~ilFbe published on the 3Ist inst All of thi'
Distinguished authors works are written with
much power and have a classic beauty Of die
ton and grace of style which cannot fail tc
give them a high place in the literature Oft
land. Her characters are finely drawn and she
seems % have dipped her pen 10 the fountains
ato of thehuman heart. and with an enchanting
wand laid bars the %ysrious and complicating
passions OF their nature.
-o, The above work is complete in one large
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red, to the publisher, T. B. Peterson. lC9
Chestnut ST., Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN TOTNE.=

CARROLLI ON, -: i: &: :s:: ONO
THIS HOUSE, lately occupied by S. G. MCKEE.
has been lately re6tted by the Subscriber and now ore.
sents all the advantages that are desired in afrst.rare
Hotel. The best that the market affords is procured
Tor rs guests. Good Cooks are IN the employment
at his House, and every facility for comfort and nlea.
sure is furnished at this popular stand.
January 8, IS57.-tf. F. SWARTZETL
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From Albert @. Richardson's.
vert -ag ana ootusEoa leg 90 e SO b saA~sv.


A CREST cosmetic 6r beauuhinE fs ska aud ..m
fIsEion, srt 6f carag ebappss hsnds aes. ~ Ia
'aa1uIn, ~feckies, pimples, scalds. barhs' kc. 4 sar
fHd safs cure tof The piss-ons ssshing sAl cite Ia
sssni relief Ahsr shaving, Lh Eery soutine . a..
shia. u keepa the hands sot AM whits. and ~ AZ
iniamsnatons Of be skiu Il vii BE- found % bs I. gf.sf
remedy Pics one Ielhr per bottle.
PHALON's EAGICHAIR DYF.
Doe Of the best Baisni dyes "a The sodl IL o.g
nae has proved BE- % be besoad comparison. ssd ba.vs
e vegetable Production. 20 Injury csn possibly - ams
9 te skH, Isis easay applied, and Yoa ean obtain 4
tA-k % abr1ga Hhich Hl def lie best iaAras N
.sah from nature itseH, Pfeesi % ard sT.Eg ger bo4
ha4e aad SID b. =. Fhslon. a Ig7 BroadHav a..
Pc Us sffee, AID ST. Broadway. 81 Siclsas ufe.el
Nea fet, aod al druggists and lney sores Arosql.
oat the Gated Slatess
Phaloa's Chsmieol Har klviqorgto-.
Tie most c0up-te article u tte Kind ever bsro,s
offered % tie public. Il has stood the tsst q twsn,,
{ean 10 tbs country. ahd not oue q the m.sv kar
dtels d limitations have been able 70 compete wth i
ior preserving dressing aud beaatifying lie kalr 80
keepingthe head clear from daHdraL &c. Il a h.
esiIma9le' IN short lei everything tie hair requires
Prce Soc. sud : dollar per bottle.
Dec. Is, ls56-6m.