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ERnnI hr. LnIII-

ST. LOUIS, June II.
The Santa Fe mail Of the 23d reached Indepen-
dence this morning. mass meeting Of the De.
mucrucy Of Santa Fee ON the 9th endorsed the
Administration Great preparations are making
10 receive Hon. j. s. Phelps, of Missouri, invited
by the Legislature, to visit New N xieo The
Stockton mail arrives at Santa Fe regularly since
the establishment Of military post Ia crossing the
Colorado No rain ia New Mexico this year.
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he combination OF iugrediens IN these i1s Is inc re-
suit Of long and extensive practice They are mild 10
their operation and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Mensruatons removing all distractions, whoth-
from cold Or otherwise, headache pain IN the side pat
Eitation Of the heart, whites, ali nervous affections Ns
cries atisue pain the back and linus, &c DISTURBED
9 sep, which arise from iule ruptnn of nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the Of new era 10 the treatment oi
these irregularities and distractions which have consigned
SO many thousau the young, to bea'tui and the be-
owed to pREMA rUHE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
heath unless sho regular aud whenever an obstruction
takes place tho general health begins 20 decliue
Dir CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most epCtual remedy ever known lot All com
plants peculiar Females all closes lhgy ere l4yal-
uahe Inducing Dih certdiHy perlo-lcdt regularity lhey
are kuu hOu-and-. who have used turIn al ulueTeh
Derps throughout tho country. having tile sanction OIL
the m ,st eminent phVSici1HS IN Amcricd.
Erplrit directions stating hen dHd o4th thfy Soud h'
be used with each B0Xha Price one DJtdF each b0f con
taiaing 40 Pils. ,.,,
sent bv mail DrOInDy hy enclosing price To the Genera
Agent. Sold by druggists generally
h. HU lCllNGS, Geuerai Agent,
M l6i { hammers 81 New YORK .
Sold in Cleveland by WA FisKE aud q GAHLoRO
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WHlTCOMB'S ASrHMA Remedv-
w Almost instant relief is Ofien obtained bt bo utsof
Whtcumbs Remedy. Sold by
r'r2o wM FteRE
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
.e onlv harmless and reliable DYE kno

The Orignal and best in tie world
All others mere limitations and should Dc aVolueu
You wish TO escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO
beautiful and totuta Brown or Black w'hou' inc '9S'
injury TO Hair or skin.
FIFrEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
vyarded TO VIM A. Bachelor since 1879 and 'yer sOWo
appcatons have been made the Hair Of his patrons u
his Famous Dyes
WM A. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
not 10 be Distinguished from nature, aud rs WARRANTED
not n in,rs in the least however long NAV be continued
and the W effects of Dyes remeliedi the Hair inysor
ated for life by this Sulendid Dye.
Made sold or anulied dn private roomsj h the WIZ
Frctort No Gki Bro d gay. n. Y. -
Sold an cities aud towns 1t the United Staes oy Dtus
rists and Fancy Goods Oealcss
plate engraving on four sides Of each Bux OF
49, WM. A. nATCuELQR,
ionl7 No 733 Rrnudw v, N
-. -
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GkO. ". HlGGlNBOTHAM,
SARAH A HInGINRnTH M

49, SARAH A HlnGINBOTHAM
PROP WuoD-Doar SiE Nv ir had fnt ses ersl wears
been becoming pre- nturaly gruy accompanied y la an
ness which rendered the constant application Of OH neces
sory IN uIcstl H.. When comm Iced using your Hair
RESTORATIVE hblut Two months aao that condition.
anV ha.llt eQh pedis use iii within the tire last we eks
mas turned To lts natural color aud ussumtd soess
uul e gea tn hc preferred those produced by ths
9nphcu on sur any other preparation have ever used
le-u us Huuuspl urtiC for every lsdisstoet
whether 70 be used ns Hair Restorative for the simple
purpose OF dressing or huuu Itug hair You have nor
mt SION 90 refer 60 me all whu Uu0rtain any doubt OF lis
performing all that is claimed for it.
MRS. C SYMONDS
NHOHIh'l' ", Fch TO, 1851. ll3 Third 81.
PRoF. W9op-De Sir; BY The advice OF a friend Of
mno, VINO had heon using your Hair Restorative was
induced to Try It, hnd te fevorsome time ast NAV and
nearly oyoy hbr in my htad Now my hair has
come IN great deal hcke than NOlng bat
duy and ,'mnathy that fee 90 communicate % others
whu are afflicted as have been would Induce me 20 eivp
hs PUBLIC aGb of the bon,Gtl have received
from Prof Woods Hair Restorative
Aoursrespectfuy.
A. X. JACOBS.
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weak aud sckB constitutions shuu tke the tulc nss
Life Eyull.aut DO viii nuke you srIug hrluhi 9hu nap
nv remove an oastructuus and Iluuucs tfum lhe
ruu organs, and restore the bloom Of health 20 he
eirk aud was cd Care-wuu turo. sold by Wn. ilskor
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NJ. J. DICKERSON,
Late of the firm Of Ambler s. Dickorson)
DENTIST

OGcs 253, Superior street near heHdsHs sto'e'
Dr. D & new suit Of rooms now ready, and nc Wou'o
be ploased SOS all Of hs old patrons ard othes VINO
NAV wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed fanrs AMI crown red exposed nerves capped and saw
ed also teeth inserted on gold silver coroe orvucane
base or platinum plate with continuous gum when Is
80, ..,,c, ned oost my23
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RETURNED.

BosToN, June IL.
Tho new Sloop Of War returned to-day from "a
trial trip. The ship works admirably under
steam and sail.
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ERnNINENX YnRK

AEN ANhhH Jhllo -
The Railroad difficulty has been settled. Under
the new arrangement passenger fare TO Chicago
goes up to S23 and freight on cattle 10 75 cents
Felix Sanchez has been sentenced to execution
July 22d, for the murder ofhis wife.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
moNDNY 6T0RNIN1.,TTNE 100
NRW ADvERTIsEMENTs

Smith, Dodd Co Boots Shoes
Ladi's Mite Society-strawbeny Festival
Sunday School Concert
r. b. Chapman-sieamer for Buffalo, New York and
Boston
Chamberlain, Crawford Co-Northern transportation
Co Is Ernfoss
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BURGLARY.-A house on York street was en-
tered on Friday night and 500 in gold stolen
from IT, As yet the burglars have not been found,
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ES~ Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate aud fragile mantle ornaments of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg Ellsworth Co.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 10.
duel was fought with swords to-day by Mo.
mus and Burton IN consequence Of political diff
culiies. Both were wounded.
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COUNTY LEVY FOR 1859 The County Commits
sons on Saturday, determined upon the following
levy for the basis Of the tax duplicates for the en-
suing year for the various purposes as specified
below. We give the comparative levy for this and
last year
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HAMMOND upEd&w6m2h
M =. N IGS | WIGS I! WIGS |

BATCHELoRS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surDass all.
They arc elegant, light, and durable.
citing 10 oharm--oo turning up behnd-no shrinEng
of the head; indeed, ths the only Establishment where
these things are properly uudersro, and made.
233 Broadway, New York
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AMBRorYrEs nm PnoToGRAAHs,-Mrs CAM
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No 200
Superior street (South side) First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted TO suit
mVIA-llm
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ADJUSTMENTS AND MEETINGS THIS WEEK
There will be no lack of amusement this week.
The following are the meetings Tor the week:
The Yacht Club will hold a meeting at the An
gier House tonight The Committee on resolu-
ticn, will mako their report, and the permanonoy
of the club established All who are interested
are invited to attend.
The Board Of Education will meet TO night at
the usual time and place. The question Of text
books will probably be settled tonight.
Tomorrow evening the ladies connected with
the Sons of Temperance, (by an error we announc-
ed it on Saturday morning as the Good Templars,
young ladies,) will give a Strawberry Festival at
Chapin's Hall, which we advise all our male and
female friends and readers to attend. Beside the
many pleosan temptations which the young La
dies will display for the benefit Of the attendants
n the way of Strawberries Ice Cream, sold and
partakeu of by fair dealers and pretty recipients,
there will be recitatons, music and speakng-
Don't fail to attend.
Tomorrow commences the Grand North Amer
lean Saengorbuud Festival, to continue four days.
Our German friends from all over the country will
tho music. 1t will be such a musical time as our
city has probably never seen, and there will be
thousands Of visitors from abroad beside the
singers and performers. We hope that clear
skies and warm atmosphere will take the place
of the chill winds of last week, and that not only
will nature contribute to the gen eral enjoyment
but also that our citizens will do all in their powe
to make this years Festival one long to be re-
membered by the members Of the musical socio
ties present The reception of foreign societie
will take place during the day, and to,morrov
evening the Opera of Allessandro Stradella will b
performed at the Theater by the Cleveland Gle
Club,
On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday the exer
cises will be carried on as will be seen by th
programme in another column.
The Council meets tomorrow evening, and an
other street railroad ordinance will DO introduced
Tho provisions of this ordinance were in Frida
mornings Leader.
The MasOns of Painesville hold a celebration q
tho Cowes House on Wednesday.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE LAKE ,ATLANTIC ,FLEET.--
The c. IL. Walker reached Quebec on the Sd, and
has left that port ere this.
We learn that the Grand Turk, Gold Hunter,
Dtshlor and Dousman, met with some trouble near
one of the rapids Of the St. Lawrence, owing ap-
purently to the want of prudence of ths govern
ment employees in thetowing service. They were
all iujudioiOusly placed in one tow, together with
the DOusman, and a storm coming on the tug let
go. The Gold Hunter lost an Ancher cable, and
had her boat stove. The Grand Turk and Deshler
each lostan anchor.
The above named vessels have all left Quebec,
The brig Caroline left on Friday week. Tho St.
Helena has arrived ere this. The Chieftain has
passed tho Welland canal. The Hugh Barclay has
completed her cargo on the Sydenham, (Boar
Creok.) Tue Black Hawk is loading at sarnia,
and will clear this week.
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apit
II DIR. Hostetter's Bitters have received
the amest eucomums from the press and people through
ON, the Union As valuable tonic for tho cure Of Dys-
pe sa Tlatuleuce Constipation end general nervous do
bity 1t cannot be approached Every day new cases Of
It's great effect chIonced through our public Journals
There 10 nothing equal the enjoyment which the ahot-
cd orper nee when using his valuable specific us milo
tone m sure and vigorous action upon dsordered s'om-
ach and the cieansni ftho entire hum body should
recommend it to an classes Of community All that viii
he necessae to convince TIE skeucal q rs healthy effects
il opirchase Bottle and DO satisfied
FOR sae by drugsss and dealer, generally egeryhers
HoLLow1Y's OINTMENT - Scorbuhc ateo-
tons eryspeas nud an eruptons from whatever hidden
cause are overcome by The Of this great cleanser OF ho
human system It heals by eradication as wo ns suppress
sion and peuetrates 10 the hidden Of tho maauy
sold AZ the mauuiacory, No. 80 Maiden Lane Ne"
VN '"' " 2B
T55S If any people in the world ever needed
An apostle to cast their devils out it is ours who live in
this vatoriorged country. The miasmac poison OF Our
swnmps and Marshes becomes a vertahe devil in the
blood to revol n the Aguos aud Fevers which shake and
corch us all Ayers "AaUE CURE" is said to be the
pose we need and of ncighbor who have tred
con drm the report -Joirn . Plano ~ -
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BY the above it viii be seen that the levy for
1859 is $40 of a mill less than last year
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I.V-Hall's Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddoll House, is the place to have your walls
roflled with fresh medicine.
roav07t029
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Aud who pronounced by to give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBER1 was pleased
to write the following IN reply
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~ plain and Ornamental Printing Of every doscrpiio
lono at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office
the latest mpr we'd aud mnstrapd steam presses the
lestsyle short notice, aud reasonable rates Par
tcuar attention paid to blank work Every description
Of fudng done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
Ils Sale. nnlks. ReceivIne Ropks. 20. hc
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Fare Reduced
VIA
LAKE SHORE RAILRADl

New York, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SBfQ
Phladephla, '..'. ''''..''.. .''.'' ....''' Ouu
Baltimore, '..'.'.s.'....' .'.''....'', b. o'ui
Boston, ,'.,,'..s..'..,, '.''...''...lO 10 O0
TINE QUICKER THAN by ANY OTHER ROUTE,
Tickets on sale at Union Office, ld7, Superior
street, D. Horton, Agent or the Lake Shore
Depot, b, c. Harris, Agent,
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It will be seen that the levy for this year is 40
# a mill higher than last year,
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unttlnl Nollfee.


~ FoT cas- Fiifu-ss aHd Futtag--APPly
Fog, Enssorih CO., ios and ioI superior street.
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CITY LEVY FOR ls59-The following is the levy
on City property for 1859 as compared with that
for 1858
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I.87 For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, sec
fourth page.
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ianl7 W. FlSke, I leyeIa99 : ONO, Az ave
HUTCHINGS' LIFE EXHlLARANT.
rourn TO THE AGED -sTRrNoru TO THE WEAK
TNEnuALEn

This novel propaaion has mt with the approval Of ING
,cuv tu oy y part the world nd tine uiscoytTef ana
y n ,ristur fsarlosslv proc aims TO b.
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For the best qualities OF Segars Tobacco and
SNUFF, 20 to b. G. Dietz, III Superior street.
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HALLErr, DAVIS " CO.'S PIANOS,

unhesatingy pronounce them cmiacntg superior in ao-
ion elasticity of touch and power Of tone TO any nave
ever used in this or the old country Another striking
feature instruments, land where others too often
al) their remaining tune under tho heaviest and most
difficult playug-uot a string shattoring or natting and
the action remaining perfect that the performer Is eno-
bed at all tmns give instantaneous c8ec to emphatic
Rssaees-
Signed, GUSTAVE SATIER.
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The Restorative put m In bottles Of three sizes viz
lsge medium, and small; the small hold u mint and
Ietm Tor one dol per bottle; the medium holds at least
twenty yer cent more u proportion hnn The small fetas
for twu dollars per bottle; he nrgo holds quart 40 per
cent moro IN proportions aud runls for three dollars pee
bottle @ -
% WOOD co, Propdetors, No li4 broadway, N.
York. aud No. ll4 Market street st LOUIS, Mo
Aud sold by NIL Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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GusTAvE sATTER.
OssIAN f. DODGE,
Dr CbersemHn,s pills.

ImR9O No Euclid street. Cleveland
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
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WoRMY CHILDREN SHOULD
iu about q nnd be sure Of being cured Sold hy
apo WIN fTCUE
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-04-21

ger, started after 'em the minute We took
to our heels They've found 'em Il war
rant, and that arch rebel, Hazlehurst, Is
whisperin' fine things in Jessie's ear by
this time. The days II be long and the
nights restless till I've covered him with
the muzsle of my rife. Little shall
sleep till he ceases to stan atween me and
Jessie Burnside"
1t isn't best to let out any secrets,
Cap'p, for we DOM know what ears may
hear u.s.
A twig broke beneath the slight weight
of Jessies person. The circumstances
added fresh terror to her situation.
what was thatl' whispered Arrow
smith.
1t was a noise = said Vantassle, sud-
denly, whose bad temper made him reck-
less.
L know it was a noise, hut it alters
takes somethin' to make noise. What
did I tell youl Your beauty may be
concealed hereabout; push ahead and see.
f Jessie heard Vantassle parting the iau
rels and pressing slowly towards her
Her heart beat violently; she believed i
she paused he could hear it, The crisis
of her fate, it seemed to her, had arrived
Should she spring up and attempt to fly
I or remain silent moment loDgerl Sh'
chose the latter. .Vantassle was within
kthree yards of her.
, ITO be continued in the New Yorl
! Weekly of April 3otb, and for sale b,
T every News Agent throughout the Uni
ted States.]
The NEW YORK WEEKLY is pub
lishcd By A. j. WILLIAMSON, % Beck
IN an Street, New York. and sold Sy al
respectable News agents in the Unite
States The price four cents, but in som
: cases, where Agents have to pay extr
S freight OF postage, higher price is neces
sarily charged When there is a New
: Agent in the town, We desire our friend
to get the WEEKLY through him. W
: do not wish to nail the papers except t
: places where there is DO other means {
getting it. When sent By mail, the pric
o will invariably be 50 year, in advance
j. Subscriptions taken for three months
) Two copies will be sent for year for s.
;, four copies for Sc; eight copies for 81;
Postm asters and others who get up elut
OF ten, and send us SIS at one time. WI
e be entitled to an extra COPY for their trot
: BILE. The bills of all solvent banks take
B at par for subscriptions. Cauada sui
: ,cribers must send twenty elk cents extr
e With every subscription, to prepay the a
. mericau postage.
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CHAPTER w.
IN THE SW A MP.

Casting anxious looks behind them, the
fair fugitives saw the flames of their
burning home, and groups of men strug-
Cling iu the light of the red glare. II
was mournful. thrilling spectacle, and
they hurried on to escape it. Jupe, who
had proved courages and active, encour.
aged them By precept snd exanple.--
Ruth Haviland, being little behind her
companions. heard the footsteps of pursu.
ers and admonished her friends of the
fact, who needed no new stimulus to ex.
cite them to the greatest effort of which
they we're capable. They reached the
Swamp and took shelter 10 it like fright.
ened birds. The Laurel vas we'll nigh
impeuetrable; innumerable vegetable
arms were stretched out to oppose them
a network of viues and branches dispu.
ted their passage. Their hands were lac
Grated by contact with continually pro,
jecting points, and shreds of their gar.
meuts we're left upon brake and briar.-
Urging their way along in the darkness.
and terrible intricacy. they soon and un
willingly became separated, while theil
attempts to ind each other involved them
10 new labyrintbs. Torn, bleeding, faint
ing with fear and exhaustion, Jessi.
Burnside sank upon the earth
For time her physical aud mental fac
ulties where in such whrl Of tempest
that the consciousness of everything a
round her seemed slipping away from her
There remained with her only beavy
realization of something fearful and
shocking. At length the chiluess of the
ground and the night air cooled her fe
vered system and restored her coherency
OF thought. She raised herself and sup.
ported her head upon her hand. He,
disheyeled tresses, and disordered gar.
nents. and her lacerated person reminded
her of the ordeal through which she had
passed. There was lattice work oil
vines around and above her. She tho
of the sudden change Of her circumstan
ces. When the sun went down last. she
bad comfortable and beloved home;
DOW she had none, out was hunted
prosecuted fugitive, covering in q dark
some swamp, the resort of wild beasts
and lawless men. She could not be so
selfish as not to think of her companions.
Where were theyl She shuddered at the
possibility of what might have befalIen
them. A painful recollection in regard
to her brave defenders added unspeaka-
bly, to the distraction of her mind. Far
off in the depths of the swamp she heard
the shrek of the panther, the howl of the
wolf, and the dismal notes of the OWL
Ffigbtfnl contrast to the peace and seeu-
rity OF Lssselwoodi Looking upward
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GFrom the Louisville TINES. I

sag- What is ii For-this Woods's Ha5r
RESTORATIYEl-Is question asked
daily by hundreds. We answer, without
hesitation or fear Of contradiction, that II
is the only article known which 1T will do
all it promises for the human hair. 1t
will renew its growth--it will stop its
fa!ling-it will restore its natural color.
is not Hair Dye, but speedy and
eAicacious Restorative. Trial Bottles 81;
pints So; quarts 81
CAUTIoN.-Beware of worthless Imlta
tions, as several arc already in the mar
ket, called by different names. Use none
unless the words professor Woods Hair
Re, torative, Depot St. Louis, Mo, and
New York, are blown in the bottle
Sold By all Druggists and Patent Medi.
cine Dealers Also by all Fancy and
Toilet goods dealers in the United State:
and Canadas.
Sold in Stroudsbufg by James N. Dur
ling aud Hollidshead & Detrick.
See advertisement in another column
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HAIR YE-HAIR DYE-HAIR d YE
VIM. a. Bachelors Hair Dye!
riginal and Best in The World

All others limitations, and should be avoid
ed, if you v ish to escape ridieue.
Gray, Red, or Rusty Hair Dyed instantly to beauti
jul and Natural Brown Black, without the least in
fury TO Hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been awarded tt
VIM. A. Batcheler since $780, and over $4,000 applica
tons have been made the Hair of his patrons of his
famous Dye.
VIM. A. BATHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
not to he distinguished from nature and is warranted
not to nue in the least however long it may be con
tInued and the ill effects OF Red Dyes remeded the
Fair in,igoraged for Life by this splendid Dye.
Made, sold or applied lin private roomsl at the
Wig Factory, 233 Broadway, New York
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Rrne genuine has the name and address upon a
steel plate engraving four sides of each boy of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
233 Broadway, New-York.
Sold by HoLLINsHEAD q DIETRICH, strousburg.