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| THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON
II II PANY.

sv'6h fACIfIC VAIL STEAmSHlP COM
One Of the Steamships OF this Company, carrying
the United States Mail for Acapulco, IaesnN
CALIFORNIA, snd OR ECON, leaves HeXfEA
Panama twice each month, on Oh arrival skz1ksA
OF the United States ail SIS. Company steamers
which leave New Orleans and New York regularly
on the 9TH and 2oth OF each month with the mails
and passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
ROADS.
These steamships have been inspected and sp
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty speed
asd safety,
The Panama Railroad C<7 miles Iorr) in now com
pleted from oos an to ocear. and 10 crossed in or
hoUrs The baggage Of passengers is check ed in
Now York throuE h to San francisco and psssenSer,
eIe embarked a. Psnama BY steamer at the DOM
pany's expense The money paid in New YOrf
covers all ex penses ofthe trip.
. Reserve steamers are kept in port in Panama and
san Francsoo. 10 prevent detention case Of aooi-
dent SO that the route s entirely failure
having occurred In eight years.
rire at Aspinwal.
Conductors 20 through b, each steamer and tske
charge OF women and children without other bro.
For through tickets At the lowest ratss apply a,
the agency. IN West street, New York. 10 7. w
RAfMOND,-or to ARMSTRONG, HARRiSx
Co. New Orleans.-or G. l.. BARTLET'F. Bos.
ION. WATT
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of thru
Sreetest natural GttTHctlons-A me head Of HART
becomes matter Of serious Importance, and the
question 10 What shall We do TO atop the hair from
HAIR PROMOTES AND 2MPRooRRER. hfsv
applications viii stop the hair fsinf or breaking,
femove dsndrul, keep the scalp clean and white,
snd impart freshness and viror TO the hair; and
although you mey have been b ID twenty yoars the
continued usc of % tg7o moths Will insure yop
l1xurIsnt head OF hair. Call and get bottle, sne
not bed alter the second APPLICATION. return
AJAX for pr. Herris' Hair Promoter and Irnyrovcr.
SGD IN k,ehmond b w. PETERSEN, Drug
and ~ Washington city ~ 2. D. GILMAN, Drug
sist, Brosns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and D.
etonke. Gpl ly
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HARTSHORNE'S CURE-ALI
THE GREAT PAIN ANNTHTLATOR,
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA. WEAK
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,
PREPARED RYA CHEMIST.

BoTTLEs ~, 8 and 50 cents and one dollar.
THE GREATEST DISCpVERYIN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HhRTSHORE'S CURE-ALL should ne Kept
In all families in case OF accidents sudden sck-
ness, as frequently cures IN less time than Il re-
cures to get q phJs stefan.
IL cures pan any part OF the system and Ia used
externally and internally.
HI As the frequent changes Of the weather pro-
duce bad Cod, Rheumatism, Pain an the Limits
and BODY; also, STIFF Neok-every person shOud
Ictn bottle. liz acts upon the Nerves. Muscles,
Slnevs, Blood and Bones and by Its warming cleo
tTomag netlc power, eIHels al pam from the system.
Get bottle ana try II.
N. B.-f you have Cough. use Harris
HORNE'S PICTORIAL SYRUP OF WILD
Word.
If you are Bilious, use HARTSHURNE's
ANTI-BILIOUS PILLS. Thoy act upon the Lave
q, stomach ard Bowels, carrying Of al Bile and
Foul SooretOns.
The above incidence 20 be h.d 81 ell Drug Stores
IL WashIngto ton city klevei d CIscen ~ eorte-
toNn: n. reel q Co, hlexAncrs. oc ll-tr
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REPAIRED

Sofas, Chairs, &C., 70 covered, and packing Fur
niture attended to BY JAMES WILLIAMS, No
5l2i7th street, I'd floor.
Furniture Polish for cleaning and restoring to
their original lustrs all articles of Vanished and
Polished Furniture, Pianos, to-, for sale BY Bnntx
pro ODD Fellows Hall, or BY the subscriber, j..
FOR RENT.-The third story of the building
No. sig. 7th street. "a by 60 feet. &c ls-S& WIFI
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I United STATES NAIL LINE.
Only Regular hns, and Without FaiEu,.
for E,ght Yssss.
FOE CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
VIA PANAMA RAHleAp.

CAJTIor-So many frauds and im,o- <eA~S
sitions OF various kinds have been lately S5k&&k
Ierpetrsted on travellers bound to CA LI-4&kzA4k@
FORNlA, that the subscriber, the ONLY suthoriz es
agent for passage BY tho U. \. Mail Line via Pspa
ma In the oty CT New York, feels It his duty &c
that. TO AVOID IMPOSITION, they must be careful 10
End tic true oace of the Steamships OF tho ", q
Mail Line, via Panama Railroad, az no other ofdcf
New York Is authorised TO engage passage
The Companies have only one Office IN New YORK
which In az In West street, corner Of Warren at
fronting on the North River, at the head Of ths
3CF OBSERVE my sign Over the door.
10 Is j. w. RAJ MOND, Agent, New York.
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MINK. MUsKRAT, COON. OTTER, and al
LEWissoN's FUR STORE.
de H-eolm so Pa. Az. hNt. 9Th And 10Th afs
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ID 4 X U WAN sY Il u p,
Oh, PROTECTED
Solutisn Of Protexide of Iron Gem bined,
HATTs passed ss The oTsss to winch
an established medicine. Its
Efficacy in Caring
Dyspepsia, Affections Of rae Lfrs-, Drcp,y,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis Gsi Consumption Tsn-
SeHrry, The ProSpafiNg Effects Of LEAD of
Mercury, GensrGl Debility, and all DISEASE
rkieh rsqEiTs Toric Gnd Ate, afies Medictns
The Proofs Of is eTicacy are so umerous 30 well
anthentloated; and of such peculiar .-s----.
character, that sufferers cannot ..E&
REASONABLY hesitate 10 receive the ~ ~ IN
doc! not E Eta. 2 {. ss1Tlssgyr2E3y
but ITS rsnEe is extensive. 6ecauset 49,
many diseases, apparently unlike v Il
ing from one cause, may be CURED 49,
by one remedy. The class of diseases for which
has SO oten bafiied the highest order Of msd,Ca
skill The facts are TANGIBLE, the witnesses acoes-
trovertible. Those who may wish for an OPINION
from dlsnterested persons respecting the character
lowing among numerous Testimonials m The hand,
Of the Agents. The signatures are those Of gentle
h men wea nnovn IN ths community, and of the
aSd.r.isn.e having experienced tn. beneficial
mend % to the attention Of the public.
of others whose Intelligence and Integrity are stossSsr
uhquesiiOnAble we have doubt Of eoAoy
Incipent Diseases Of the Lungs and Bronchial fas.se
dyspepsia Liver Complaint Dropey, Indeed
It's ELECTS would be incredible the hrh character
Of thoee who have Witnessed them have useesd
their testimony a. We do ours % s power.
Rev JOBS PIERFosT, THoMAs O. AnOtt,
I6onn A. DkxTkR PErEA HAKvEy,
b. r. KENDALL, n. d. JAZZ O. DUEH
SAMUEL NAY
veil known that ths medicinal effect OF Prosorided
Iron Lost by brief exposure air.
maintain solution OF ProtOride of Iron further
oxidation, has been deemed impossible the Peruvan
WIS oesrsele Point ., attained BY oosbIE.TIOs
Proto carboastos oitrstes AID hstera
heole& A. A. BArEs, o. D.,
Asssyer 10 the State Of MsssAchusegn.
10 B'ylstOn street, Boston.
For sale by Druggists generally. Price for large
bottles, u; medium sized bottles, 81.
N. l.. CLARK Il co. Proprietors, Boston.
For sale IN W ashInGtOn BY u. ID. Gilman, SyeoIsl
Agent; Nalrn Palmer, John Schwartze, L. NJ.
smith, v. Harbaugh, III. h. Mcpherson, r. ).
Walsh, Joseph Bury, Jas. III. Stone, J. :. Loyejoy,
Dr; ID, Is Clarke, IL. Rldgely; and IN Georgetown
by X. J. CIssell. and J. l.. Kidwel. se &-sm
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kIMNi ELI. HnITSH

completed and will be open for the reoep n a
Hon OF guests on ISesday the Esd n.t.nt. ~ II
equal in every respect 90 every house this or any
other CITY. he bar will be supplied with the best
Campbell to asslst and superintend the house.
The Kimmell House 10 situated on e street hs
Of the National Hotel, ard near the Railroad DEPOT.
A. L. kIMMELL, Propfr.
no 10 eo2m r w. CAMPBELL Snn,t
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1859 cELttPP24N Ms sssXXDER, JS5Q
STEAM AND GAS PyTTER

- fMAS CANDIaS-N.,Is---,- - -.
'sL'iss and Chocois.es Justin rresoa
a.a KING BURCBEgI
corner Vermont syenne and Isfh n
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understood 10 b az syyon.mert by tie MAJOR o.
tts pern.ner. Water sai Sewerage Commission.
through Whose hand, an inuerse expenditure for
pubic works Will pass Saoud this bargain b
ratified BY the voters. il needs little fpresgh! to
perceive that the Boo. SeustOr. rather thsu the
taxpayers, is likely 10 pro6i By the Arrangement
TIE large prospective expenditure for SeSersso
works inve.ts the approaching Election with un-
usual importance to the taxpayers OF Brooklyn.
Al Unlimited amount OF pluader may be secured b.
dishonest of:iss during the pr sress OF the works
let st this time shove al Others the same iLalence
which SECURED Mr.. PoSells denomination HISS be-
slowed TIE Democratic nomination for Controller
upon Custom House cfhce-h holder from the interi-
or Of the State, named Charles G. Collins. nan
wholly I'll known in Brooklyn, to which he only
c,ue to reside yeiy recently, Reasonable sppre-
tensions are entertained BY men of all parties who
have anything to lose ths. if tie tool Of Ar. SPi
moi. has the appointment Of the Sewerage Commis-
sieners, snd stranger Ike Mr. Collins the control
of the funds TO be eIpendet, the Sewerage e1pendi
tures will be swe.led to improper limits This aP-
prehepsion. with the other circumstances we have
named. affords reasonable ground for believing that
tie Democratic vote 10 Brooklyn viii bs muea
smaller than usual st the ensuing election The
only strong nsme on their tickets that Of ex Judge
Morse, the candidate for City Treasurer, Who alone
has reputation 10 lJse.
The prospects Of the Republicans, therefore.
especially on the Mayor and Controller, are highly
encouraging. TIE greatest dangers 70 which they
are liable are over confidence and luke Earmne,s
on the part Of Nes.York merchants and others
merely residing 10 Brooklyn, whose votes it is d tii
cult to bring out except at General Election.
Enough of them went 10 their business IN New
York thout voting, at the last Charter Election,
10 occasion for the first time in twenty years tne
election Of Democratic Alderman in tho First
ward) Brooklyn Hishts). This class of voters
are mostly men Of property, pecunlary int rested
in having an honest administration Of city affairs;
and i. certainly is to be hoped that, in tn port
ant era of the history Of BrookJr, they will fulfill
their obligations I. citizens by aiding TO place in
local Office tried and Trustworthy men Ike Messy'.
Cross, Northup, Lewis ald Baldwin. There wdl
be Republican GraUd Rally to morrow evening,
aud We exhOrt oil who feel an interest In the Csuse
or the Ticket to be on hand in due season.
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BROOKLYN ELECTION.

On Tuesday next, Charter Election will b.
held in our sister city of Brooklyn. TIE officers
to be chosen are: The Mayor aud the three Heads
of the Department of Finance, Auditor, Controller
and City Treasurer, beside District Justice to fill
vacancy. The Republican ticket is composed of
names which commend themselves TO the favorable
consideration of every Brooklyn taxpayer. Mr.
John A. Cross, the nominee for Mayor is retired
merchant, Of ample fortune, mature age, and whose
abili .es as q public man, have been satisfactorily
tested heretofore. He ably represented Kings
County in the State Senate, at period when that
body was more select 10 its character than it is
MessrI Northup s,d Lewis, the present Auditor
ard Controller are renominsted. They have alresdy
served beyond the term for which they were
elected the Legislature having extended their
tenure Of office, sgteeaby to the general desire Of
the citizens in order that the large expenditure in
VOWED in the construction Of the water works
might not fall into less faithful hands. A, these
works are still progress, asEong reason exists for
the reelection Of these men, in Difference to which
the Republican parry adopted them IS its csnd-
dates, though their antecedents belong rather 10
the American branch Of the Opposition. Mr..
Ezra Baldwin, the candidate for City Treasurer, is
Few to public life, but possesses in sn eminent de-
gree the confidence Of all who are acquainted with
him.
On the other hand, the Democrats have renom-
insted MsyOr Powell worthy bu! not q strong
man, whose highest ambition was to play second
fiddle to Fernando Wood in bis obstruction OF the
business of the Metropolitan Police Board, aud
who bas spe>t his entire first term in m,neuyering
TO obtain second. One item Of his efforts in this
direction is being used with great effect against
bin By bis opponents. He has not suffered single
contractor to incur the penalties provided by law
for delinquency, but has uniformly used the dis
erection conferred on him by the City Charter, in
dscbsrgng ofender,. He barely received the
requisite number OF votes for nomination, over
much ADLER and more popular man, Mr.. Kalb-
feiscb, the President Of the Common Council
and an extensive detection from Mr. Powel's vote
may be locked for in the WILLIAMSBURG Wards IS
not only Mr.. KLbaeisch, but every other seeker Of
nomination from that quarter of the city, was
outvoted, and the whole Of the Democratic ticket
wa made up from the residents Of the immediate
vicinity of the City Hail. This..usy seem a trivial
matter, but, in q consolidated city Ike Brooklyn,
made up OF three former distinct municipalities,
sectional feelings have great weight in the choice
of candidates. Mr.. PoweI's nomination Was
brought about BY the influence Of certain not,-
rious member Of the State Legislature (Senator
Spinoa), whose reward, in tho eveat Of success /,
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CHARTER REFORN.

AIr. Ponds bill for the reform Of our Municipal
Government las mary excellent features, with
some that we csDno. approve. We believe the
necessity therein assumed for recsst ofour Aims
House management is very generally conceded,
and the new Board proposed BY this bill seems to
give general satisfaction. The City Inspector
Office, as now held ard managed, is q nuisance, snd
some such legislation with regard 70 it IS this bill
proposes is indispensable. We do not know that
We could suggest an Improvement Oh the Commit
tees BIZ in this particular. The proposed transfer
Of Street, Cleaning 10 the Croton Aquedat Board
seems to give general satisfaction. That Board
has retained the confidence Of our citizens, when
nearly every other has forfeited, or, al any rate,
lost il.
As to the clause continuing 10 onice the Street
Commissioner, CrCton Aqueduct Board, Corpors-
ton Counsel and Chamberlain for two years from
the lst Of Jsnusry next, we have th, 70 say: thst
all these functionsries, the Corporation Counsel
excepted, seem to be now performing their duties
10 general satisfaction. Mr. Stout has been Cham:
berlain for several years past, and hiss served the
City generously in emergencies when large sd-
vsuces Of money were required. We believe he
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To Advertisers.

Tux NKw-YoRx WEEKLEY TRIBUNE has larger
circulation than airy other keO'paP. in the United
States, and is the beet msdIun through which
Merchants, Manufacturers, Inyentors &c, can reach
The great reading public throughout lhs country Read
what al advertiser says:
"ASs AhSos, Michigan. Jan Il 1859.
"HosAcE GRIsLrYk Co.-S1, Inoloied please I'd drat
tos payment for my advertisement Of Portable Baome
in Tar rsHust Of nth and 5ts Deoemeer 1883 IL Is
the best investment made asd hes introduced me ..
to very extensive burues You depend patronage
hereafter. Truly yours Ia WOODRUFF"
Advertisements intended for insertion this week mBs
be handed in to-day. Pnce 81 per line, each insertion
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Wc.irrn Connecticut.

Judge l.. D. CULVER speaks for the Republican
cause
A. SfapJord, Thursday eve, March Sist
Al Nsv, Casaan, Friday eve April LIST.
A. Nerpsh Saturday eve, APrl ID
TRUMAN SMITH will speak
At W2ton, Wednesday (thts) evening.
At Grssnlcieh, Saturday svs, April ID
STEWART l.. WOODFORD viii speak
A, Bistea, this wednesday, evsnIRs
A. Fatpoyf, TbundAy eve. Slst last
Al RidgeSs!S, Friday, April Let.
At Sia~Jord (ssDssn), Saturday, ID
HORACE GREELEY will speak
Al Rssd,as, Thursdsy eve. M.rcd 3is
Al Dan5Ery, FrdAy eve, Alrh L.
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The Republicans Of Washington City, like those
Of Boston, propo'e to celebrate the Birthday Of
TbOus. Jefferson by appropriate public festivities.
Though their festival will be less namerously at
tended than that of the Bostonians, it will be glad
dtned by the presence Of brave and generous sPir'
its who in their devotion 70 the fundamental eser
nal truth of Equal Human Rights, and in their
labors and sacrifices therefor, have proved them
selves worthy disciples Of Jefferson.
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By the arrival Of the Grsnsds, which brings the
California mails Of March s, and 81 O32, 3lt in gold
we have news from California, British Columbia,
the Sandwich Islands, Oregon, the South Pacific
Coast, Central America, and the Isthmus of Pans
ma, Of which the full details win be found in our
coumns A large yieli Of gold and grain is antici-
psted for the coming sesson in California Many
interesting local items given in the letter Of our
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In collision upon the Ohio River, night before
last, two steamers were sunk and forty-three lives
were Loaf. How many lessons Of this description
must be thrown away upon those who conduct the
navigation Of our Western watersi
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Kansas voted on Monday to hold another Con-
vcntion 70 form another Constitution under which
to apply for admission into the Union. According
to telegram from Lesyenworth there wss little
opposition there to the call.
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Nema1ak Daily Gribn're
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1869.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

no po- can be taken Of Anon CONGRATULATIONS What
ever Intended for insertion must b sltheotostea ~ the
name and address the yrterDOt necsksey for pnhos
Hon. bot a. guaranty for ala good faith
We cannot undertake return tx cosnmuno.aonA
zu.ue letter. for TIE T.BUsE omcs oala In al b
Addressed % HoRAcs GRRHLIy X Co.
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correspondent. 4 s;'leut vccsnic eruption b"
taieo pierre II Hawsh destroying native village
sud the ittatt.n'. bsrtiT escaping u It'll their lives
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The mails for Europe, by the steamship Asia, viii
close this morning at 10. O'Clock.
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CATARRH! CATARRH CATARRH CATARRn!

rSoussoss Of prrsous sur ell of annoyance from Ca
faA Most p. ope What is toonveuepee Aad results
AZ, vet bat know bow be cured II Ia simply
chrouic tseou aud often enlargement Of ooes and ooase
-nt lhtepins OF the membrane nnite tne ns cav
Zee frontal psres Anc sometimes exteao
Ii into the tAroa lungs From this resnt btness and
sn vcst,so Of the head o0suced noss or prouse now
nuous Of slue nss voice. AID oen impaired bearing and
taste. =, ~,
The % cboo remedies have been able 70 DO ssyns
So H. Hass jeous and lbhslatons are a. painful sad sAPh
sse q they ere generally worthless Yet kUAPHkkfss "a
7sgRH SPkciFc, simple SUGAR Pill, taken ITO OF thIoe
Tim sy promptly cures the nde, cases cures a. once 81
ehsnats proved BY the rionce OF hundreds
Ptce, vito fall directors. so cents Per box
B.-A fail set q HUNFHRE,Ss HoNEoPATHtc SPECIFICS,
Diretious twenty different Reuede in age
xia ss DO 10 plain 50 Family case OF ID
koxos and book go
7nsse Remedi BY the .losle box BY mall
Tree oAaSe sddres recep Of The price
Address y. HUMPHREYS L Co,
No. 56q Brosd~Ay, New.lofk
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FIRST QUALITY FISH AND Provisions.

FIRST QUALITY FISH AND PROVISIONS.
Gao G. PARKsR x BEo.
No. 25s Washngtou-st, ne1t 20 toe oorDd OF HuUsy%t
Wholesale Dealers In
Yxtrs HAcKERTl., SILhos, DUNtss. WHITE fiSH
TItta GOLDFISH, BLUIFIsE HEKsISC H.LIBUT.
EItts PoRK gGEF, WASHINGTON dAMs s0d SHOULDERS.
TxtI. CREASE BUTrER, LAEp. YISEGAR, H., 10
Our frieIts buyers Of the asove articles vii md 70
tbstr interest 10 ali en Us our store IL 10 the immediate yicaJ
oftle Budsop River Bo.s ami Hudson River Railroad Depot
Warren o. where will be glad 70 shos our goods And spare
no pains TO serve custom ers faithfully.
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CRIsTADoRo's HAIR-DYE, WIGS and TOUPEES,
cannot surpassed BY the Whole world They stsed On
Whoe,se and retsn aud the dye applied Ia P
via By Of expesnced artists hour Of dag even
fux. Mandatory, NO. Aston House Copy address.
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WnnnR,s CON LMFR ON AND LIME.-Thl

WLEOR GOD LIFFK VIt ND I1INH NC
pd. Of restored from oontTmed Con-
ptcu By Of tnis ortus pfepAaun ana the greu
p~es the s.ves Recommending ana acknowieds
n, a. voedstfu efficacy ky.n article vast popular
y In Rew EpssId The Con LivEH On Is 10 this eoToins
robbed OF unpleasant tae, and rendered donoy
effective In bens couped the tne which "a iseH arcto
rsye suppyns win just the agent AID .
nacs REQUIRED the disesed Lungs Will
Ros No les Court St, Bosten, the popuetoT For sse IN
Rewyork by J. MILAN Co, No lSS Broadway and by
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LADD, WEBSTER N Co.'S
TIeur.sTIrCs stwhC MAGAZINES
Eo, Families Tors Maa.uA makers, and all manufacturing
r,r~.. qs.x ooube all the merits of the old machines
avoid their .u. They adapted to eyerS branch OF Ia
49,, -. LADD WEBSTER Co.
No 46g Broadway.
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PanY Wonn,s HMR REsTORATIyE is tbe only

An. a the B.la and Grey. IL VII permanently restore
ssss,wep Judge Phycan; CrEymen Lawyers Ladies and
eutemen Of Ill o.s.es testify and the young they use
n WI pGeseIye the color perfectly aud keep their hair tom
soS s.swSs,e Depot No. $40 Broadway ser LIST May At
M 8rpaa