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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

How II FtIF a lady friend Of otirs
says the first time she was kissed she felt
like big tub ofrosss swimming in honey,
cologne, nutmegs, and cranberries. She
also felt something running through her
veins on feet Of diamonds, escorted BY
several little Cupids, in chariots drawn by
angels, shaded BY shoneysuckles, and the
whole sprsad with melted ranbows.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

Why does dog wag his tail when he is
pleased? Because he has got avail to
wag.p Jses eso.la's bEs ,s1ai.ss 9!e' :
" What did The feather. whom II was frst
sprouted, say, 10 the duck? I'm down on
you this time.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

Why is a sLeiiff's officer like a useful
Because he Is sgE-iDg mach:
hne.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

EB"Don't get above your business, as
the lady said to the shoemaker who WAS
measuring her ankle, in order to ascertain
the size OF her foot. "a s t-: v
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

/ GSrA Negro, soon after the Revolution,
ary war, being told of the great valor OF
Lord CORVALLIS, replied es
liking George send him ober to dis
country Cornwallis, but General Washing
ton git al him. and scrape do corn al of,
and send him back home Corvallis" ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11
E9-A Pixies Peaker relieves himself in
the following rnelodious style; 4J

m sIIUng Uy 1lue stII5' HHIy
Away up in the mines,
Looking out for Jumps Of gold,
And pockets all finds: 49,. M,
But the Jumps | End are very SMALL,
And precious few at that; ~,
And | feel that ! have been. Mary,
A most orlmighty fat!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

service, promising no worldly honor, or
gain, nor any sort OF romantic or poetic
inspiration. Its narrow sphere Of un- 7
remitiing, unvarying care, wstchfuloess !
and toll. Its a work Of voluntary slave
ry-of inonotonous mental drudgery. /
What 10 this is the labor of ioreign mis-
sionaries-grest and sIduTous ss that oiten
is? Though they are in the midst Of the
beathen, they have not the heather always
with them-upOn them. They can gener-
ally hold what they gain. The pagan gods
are not SO jealous, haven not SO tight
grasp on their Sorshippers as the devils
Of our corrup, civilization. Neither are
they SO cunning and indefatigable in re-
claiming their lost subjects. a
When the missionary in Oriental lands
grows weary he can fly to the mountains.
or liza down by the sacred rivers, or in the
shade of palms and pyramids to rest. Or
he can rouse his dropping energies, like
the good Bishop of Cyrene, by an ostrich
chase, or stir his langdid blood BY the IT,
tanic sport ofan elephant or lion hunt
If in,PaIesline he faints and sinks to the
earth, il SEEMS to me that the touch of
that soil, hallowed BY thS footprints Of
Christ and the Apostles must renew his
sirengii,-causing him to spring up like
Antseus, fresh for the fight with any Her.
cules Of heathe ndom. e 'H' "es
| In the South Seas the dreamy charm o.
tropical lie soothes TIE restless heart; ir
the far North, keen primeval airs aud sub
| lime polar splondors brace up the courage
and inspire the soul-in Western wilds, per
! lis. adventures. privations even keep tb'
mind healthy and brave; and everywhere
in foreign lands, strange scenery. customs
and people interest the imagination anc
stimulate the heroic. pbilanthrOpic' 'purPos'
preventing disceuragement aud disgust
tie moral torpor, the pangless pain. th'
smother ed agony Of enuti. .R
Here, as have shown, are no such out
. ward sustainments and inspirations. TIL
. heroic soul must labor on very quietly. il
Gods patience, while he may. All homo
A TO such as endure to the cnd-and no blam
, to those whose heart fail them, in a wor
which would tax angelic attributes oflov
3 and. wisdom. Alb, who Of us would d
betterl is@tt sos.
0 trust; dear c., that you hav
F.. been interested in this aocount-imperiet
e as it is; and l hope you rejoice with me
: that there has been prepared such sal
asylHm, stiOh happy home for even
Q few of that wretched GLASS ofbOys-orphan
/. and worse than orphans, neglected step
: children Of society, ignorant and vicious
!. which are the sAddest product Of the bes
n thenism and barbarism which grow ran
e in the very shadow Of our Christianity an
b civilization. Er
% May God keep the boys-strengthe
is their failing knees as they climb painfnl
Y and slow up the steep unfamiliar path
o virtue. May angels lead and lift them t.
l. ward the upper light and peace, aud ma
n 10 mortal hand, thoughtess, or cruel. la
# stumbling block in their way .-Satarlc
Eceniny Post.
Ey-A few weeks ago baby was take
: to church to be baptized, aud its lit
y brother was present during the sacrameu
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The coat OF q horse is the gift Of naturei
thai an ass too often tthe work oi
tailor. gae es ha's~
what prevents 4 cook from swallowing
Ler aproul Itgoes against her sscipAsa'
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Gle Giarlfastfr c6a,ettr.
CLARKE & SUTPHEN,
Y EDITORS .sND PRoPRfEroRs. ne


OFFICE--Mattin,s Row. one Door Sopth
of the PostsOfice
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-08-11

(somc unso phisticated individual, who bees only
the bright side ofihings, gives vent to his aspirations
III this wise. May he never be undeceived.b ia y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

HARRKoN--PENNyMoNEY.-At the Pacific Hotel, on Fri
DAY. March A. by the very Rev. j. Cash. Dyngatt, JANIS
HAnRrsoN Esq, of Smithvo Flats Chenango county, N
" ~ Mrs. A. J. II. c. PEyNyMoSEy, Of this city, and
errndniece of the late Richard Montgomery, Esq.
McIrRn-BrAm.--On Monday March 7, at the residence
of the iies brother, by the Rev. j. Bowling, Mr.. JoHN
McIuRE Of Brooklyn TO Miss ELIZA ANN BLAIR, OF this city
NINrR-LosEE On Sunday, March 8, at the residence
OF tho BRIDES father John W Loscc, Esq., East Brooklyn
by the Rev John Bray, SAMUEL G. ASsR Of this city, to
HlNNAH ANN LosrF, of the former place
IAc1AnD-Ixs.-on Sunday evening, March 8, by the
Rev James Mett, Mr. AuGusTus r. JAcLARD OF this city,
TO Miss HARRIET 8 LEE, OF Moultonboro, n. III.
Eastern papers please copy.
C'MRARl--MtitAyE Sunday evening, March Q, at
the Church OF the Assumptions Brooklyn, by the Rev Dr.
Ksegan, Mr.. NAUmcs oMEARA, Of this city, to Mss ELLEN
IRyy MuIi-,Nr, OF Brooklyn.
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6ssg.g fyfoursh street. betwesa Third ~ ruurss svs
nue." declares nat there y 40 authority svoa 70 -
with any one else, s ultra wires and void Judgmanf
ne~ hstandng rendered against be city upon t6e ro
port OF the refcree for than $1,000 Neither pcrsos
The TWO case. last cited esbsh the important fact h
10 neither instance the contract made viii owe
DER poct which, had been confirmed before The respective
referees would probably have produced different result
snprems Court As above quoHd viii thus appear 70 your
honorable bodies that IN these three mportaat amount
rg IN the aggregate 70 nearly no cal made by the
law Department ths ONCE for except In
OF The which was supposed would be amply
sufficient defeat the claims ~ the plsinye there
500 10 infer thai these facts not 70 the utmost extent made
Ls department called upon by The Corporation Counsel
u furnish information In thirteen suits and the
aired the "a OF February On the day last named twenty
cuars the 9Th The records win show that
these calls for information have received prompt and full
plies far circumstances would permit These points
reoed Ia order to show that the great labor OF preparing do
devove altogether the Law department As the
munation Of the Corporation Counsel herein referred
was entered In full the proceedings Of honorable
eSy win sw % e. az 1or s s
judgments any there be- from being imposed, oven par
aaiy upon n' department Respectfully s1Sv%sstTtssd
Deputy and Acting Street Oommissionsr.
communication was received from the Corporation
Counsel In relation 10 the fraudulent alterations In the Pet
tew contract in which he states that the Deputy Street
Commissioner had furnished him with the facts upon
which bis communication OF Feb 81 based and that
proceedings are being had to protect tho city In all ts
rights. Ordered on ale.
After transacting routine business the Board ad
journed TO Thursday next.
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Personal Intelligence.

Rotcrt Mclean Esq who is 60 out Minister 10 Mexico
son to McIane Of Delaware who Secretary Of
Stale under General Jackson succeeding Edward vings
10 that Office. He a prominent member Of Con
ercss representing the Baltimore district of Maryland
curing the Folk administration and was subsequently
American Minister TO China.
Hon. r. M. T. Hunter, OF Virginia. has been invited to
deliver the literary address before the Two societies of the
Hon. VIM L. Sharkey has been invited to deliver tho ad
dress before the law class.
Hon W L. Yancey has gone to Florida, his health not
beng as good as ii was month since
John How AID II. n Bacon St Louis; Capt j. WiinSy.
W Alien lloyd, New Orleans.
From New Orleans and Havana IN steamship CahswbaJ
T. ciss' ssSisr Ea:i. AID servant ss%s. \
TSa Ttss R bu 1 y sss
@ nSs s1s sdy mrs. MsI s snS
' md s' n'i sss. asyissSs
SSFfsS Tr'p sSpss GOWN rere'
tirm Liverpool. in the steamship Kuropa-Mr Paterson,
rsh a'tAeT da eOnsrd w Mr Tscmss Mrs Mysr: Oha
NJ and lady, Geo carr Sesss simpson, harrison =
%s1 sis s. o sssn s
ca, Fs s,sslssSn " s gI"s stone
and lady Bass oc Jss
s y s sa 5 s sns %S nn
NJ S ~ n msn s., sss NJ Carter Mr. Higgins
ssis$'S ss' ass
SET SSrssn sns %sss Could wf sns
.ssS $nss ~
SsS$ .s % Is$s
sid HaSG %esos s': Ts
qs sPs' vs9sFSSSs w Wilson,
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Court Cnlendnr-Thls Day.

SUPREME Couar-Crcuit Part l. Oyer and TermIner
pagt gosos 3o 1904, $40, $50, 423, 1875 294, 1885,
oa1 BOY SsS 4s7 el5 163, 49, $50, 49, 49, es 24 1885,
SUPREME CoURT-Specia Term--Nos 81 to 81. 20. 80.
demurrers 30 to AZ, issues law and fact
supxRIoR COURT lin the old rooms. Mos 55, ST. 5O2
slo 1872 l33 Dol, 562, 653 65i 556, $50, $751; $751;
67sn, 677, t7e, ISL, $50, $685. 5s6. $3.50
53s, Sal, $780, w. '''' -'''
COMMON pIxAs-Part Mos TAT, aos, ees, CSC, -27,
Sio, ~ ga 729, 32l 267, 745, 56o 76i 7e2 Part -
ro so1 e o., w ISL 247, Ill 1885, 1903, 6o5 $780, ia
Ills, lilo, Al, so, So, IS. ~ w WV
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Died.

AyFRs,-rn Brooklyn, on Sunday, March o, LEONARD
bRASARp, infant OF Henry and Sarah Allyn AYERS Ut
BAisny.On Saturday, March 9, after lingering III.
ness, ASeElSs, wife OF Watson Basey, in the aoth year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the Reformed Dutch
church. Astoria, this tuesday, morning, al eleven
o'clock 49,
BKJpeE On Sunday evening, March O, Mrs. NANCY
bridge widow OF the late Nathan Bridge aged "a years
The funeral will take place from tho residence OF MI D.
c. shepard, No. 10 Neyns street, Brooklyn, on Weducs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08
News from California.

La
81. LOUIS, March 8, 1859.
The overland mail of the 18th ut has arrived There
were no through passengers
The steamer Uncle Sam left San Francisco for tho Colo
RADIO the l1h with three hundred troops Of the Sixth
infantry, 10 chastise the Mohavc Indiana
An additional section Of the California Central Railroad
bad been put under contract
The war In the northern part o the State being
vigorously prosecuted, with fair prospect Of speedy
termination.
business WIS brisk at San Francisco Candles, coffee,
provisions and American liquors were advancing
The passengers by the mail report heavy rains in tn
Colorado desert, an unusual occurrence
Tho Mail Company had met with complete success n
sinking wells finding abundance Of water at the depth
Of fifty feet.
Severe storms prevailed at the Pachico and TETON
passes
large number Of additional stock wore being distrbu-
ted along the route.
Lieutenant Lazclle, previously reported MORALLY
wounded in the hgt with the Apache Indians, rapid
~ improving
An expedition about leaving Fort Buchanan under
hwal, against the Apaches, who had killed two army
sergean's in January.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived ships Competitor Archer and Robin Hood from
New York; Osborn, Howes, from Boston.
sailed ships Great Republic and Talsman, for New
York
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The African Squndron-Trial OF DIR. ID. II.
Brown.

BOSTON, March 4 1859
Tho flag ship Cumberland at Porto Praya January
26 to leave soon for Goiee. The Dale had left Porto
Preya fer Monrova and the Marion crusc coast
The Vncennes was daily expected at Porto Praya from
whence she would probably 90 to Madeira.
The prolonged trial Of Doctor David r. Brown charged
with causing the death OF Miss Susan A. Webster by e
gal practices, resulted in the jury being unable agree
eleven for conviction, one for acqutta Tue jury
together forty.four hours.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, March s, 1852
Co.ton-salos today $500 bales, the market closing
generally unchanged Red and mixed wheat, 81 10a 81
rs Oats 7sc. Hams stcadyat 71zc. Lard in kegs 1870.
q 13c.
New ORLEANS, March 7, 1859.
CottonThe receipt of the advices by the Jura caused
greater rmness the market The sales to-day add up
$500 bales Sugar steady. Corn active at S7c Bacon
Shoulders dull at nc. and sides at SIC. Lard quiet at
uXc.
CINCINNATI, March I, 1859.
Flour unchanged sales 500 bbls at SIS 90 SO for
perine. Whskcy duh and unsettled sales at 24c Csc.
Bulk meats in good demand Mess pork and lard-no
sales
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News from Mexico.

The brig Minatitlan arrived here on Saturday, with
TAnpico dates of the 26th ultimo. The liberals
actively prosecuting the Juarez had taken the field
and gone to Vera Cruz which in perfect state of de-
fence General Epaga had been taken by the liberals
Aguascauntes
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TmArRE FRAScAIsE.-The new French theatre will DO
opened Tor the first representation Of tho season this oven
ing Inc artists, who have just.arrivcd from Paris will
play In ITo capital pieces
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Defiance SaIamaDder Safes--With Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also Gre End burglar
proof parlor saes Depot l92 Peari street VIII remove
April I TO 6S Murray street. corner College place
ROBER1 n. PATGlCK.
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M. l.. Killers European Express, No.
Chambers street. sends kenesses. parcels &c, By every
steamer 10 Europe, al 10 cent?.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

fem Missouri died last night Mr.. Geyer WAS native Of
Frederick Maryland tho West in his youth
H parents were Pennsylvania Germans He has long stood
among the rst In the profession at the bar Of st. LOUIS
ana took prominent part in the debates in the Senate
Being jealous whig ne owed his election
to Mr. Benton the dssensions In the democratic party,
which brought about this result He succeeded in
the Senate by the Hon. Trusen Polk the present member
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The Ship Vanguard.

The Ship Vanguard.
New ORLEANS, March 5, 1859.
The Gee board the ship Vanguard has been put out
She is saved, but is considerably damaged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

First Glass Boots, Shoes and CATERS Ready
made or to order The old establishment sS Fulton street.
west Of Broadway. LORlN BROOKS son.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees--
The best the world all made. Sold apped
al The mandatory. 2S3 broadway.
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McLaughlin's Improved French Yoke
Shirts ready made made to at 26g Green~ieh
street, corner of Murray.
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Barry's Tr,copherous IL the Best and
cbespest article dressing Identifying cleaning curling
preserving restoring the hair Ladies' try It, Sold by al
rru,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-08

Strangers In the City can obtain Correct
chronological exanir with charts and full written de
scrpons of character talents and defects daily at FOWLER
WELLS, 508 Broadway
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CristndOro's HRir Dye, wigs and Toupees.-
The bs the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye pri
yatcly applied. No. 6 Astor House.
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A. w. Faber's Lead Pencils Sold nj Retail
by all s,aopers, at Wholesale only by EBEBHbkD FABER
sole agent, l.3 William sseet.
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Southern and Western Trade.

We bog TO inform Southern merchants visiting the cy foa
SprnC purchases that having began early the nsnuc
Of stock Of spring and summer clothing Is now
complete all descriptions OF well known
syies Of fashionabs clothng large Of low priced
and medium goods manufactured with the same taste ana
assorHrent OF shoulder spring
shirts furnng &c ell Of which no offer 70 the tade
Of the most favorable piicea and terms.
d. DEvLlN Co. 2S, 2sq and $50 Broadway
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Rupture Cured by Marsh 4 Co.'s Radical
cure rusa They keep elastic sockngs for vrooee
yejrs supporters and shoulder braces Instruments for de
order No. Vesey street. Astor Houso NY
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Looking Glasses, OIL Paintings and Frames.
GOOD AND CAEAP, AT
NJ P. WHITLOCK'S.
No. 366 Canal, opposite Wooster street.
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txcXUxWs
cL0eIo Fn0cxEDiE0s Or THE TMRrY.Prrru cor
0REss-Tux WARRINGTON rRAaRDY-ruR FOUR
BAEK CLEkkS-rHE 0EHEE a L NEWS or THE WEEK -
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS MArrERs-MAakEr
REr09Ts, ETC., ETC.
The FANNY HERALD regular ssus Of "Wednesday Will
contain reportof the closing proceedings the Thirty ah
Congress- with statement the Of work done further
Interesting particulars Of the sokles tragedy Washington
ale Of Gambling In Brooklyn the Four Bant Clerks with
ell the news OF Tie week preceding lis day Of publica-
ton Of IN important or interesting character ali
news OF New York and the adjoining ciics foos Reports
Theatrical notices. &C. &c also contain full report OF
the condition Of the New Cattle Market the retail prices
Of al kinds OF Family Marketing at wasongton Market
mercia and Money Market Reports, Marsses Deaths
for the week. and large quantity miscellaneous reading
matter.
Tems-Two dollars per anuum-sngs copy tour oeoss
70 be obtained at the oce. aud of news agents Advcr
tisemsns inserted at the usual HHRALo raes.
The Latest Drawings or che Lcr.Ilzed Lotto
RES ~ reported 70 WOOD. EDDY 90.
MANAGERS OF rHs
DELAWARE GEORGIA. KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES.
ofhciAl Drawings. BY Telegraph
DELAWARE LOTTERIES
q ss re W. %
s sal. y Ss
wnach were hs Gay drawn from the wheel Viz
ExIRA CLASS. no. 1866 MAeca 7. 1859.
10. u.s. 2. &c. g. II, SO. 70, a, IT, "a. 81. 49,
Glass No. lss, Mach I. 1859.
%. %, 81, 60. s., "a. Al. 50. 60. II. 81, "a IS.
And That the said numbers drawn In the order which
ss our hands Ssssss grmncp Del. this Monday
5 AFET SE bsGhTER' Commissioners.
GEORGIA LOTTERIES.
The asasE ssBs es
that hs following tbs numbers which this day
CLASS No. 1853. MARCH 7. lssa
IS, 46. p, o. SO, IS, TO- 20. H. g. g. A.
CLASS No. l6i. EXTRA. MARCH 7. 1889
76 63, H. IS 80. 10, Sc, 4. is, IS. d. G.
And that the said numbers drs vn In the order IN which
Witness hands at Augusta Ca. this Monday. March
is'' ~ h sARbsH' oommissor ers
weoD, EDDY Co. sad anss. o oeSrsir
The Most Popular Piece OF the Day.
LINDSEY BLUES POLKA,
Splendid eolored military title page
For .as Ss HI S EI dealers q u sd
Cure Your Cough.-a5 Cents.
lb Third avenue, Fourteenth street.
Gurney's New Photographic and Fine Art
gallery 7 Broadway Photographs daguerrsotyaes rnia
lures In oil, and ivorytypes.
The Best PantalOOn and Vest Cutter
In the United States,
At DRUMGOLD PROCH.
No. ga Broadway
Opposite st. Pauls Church
Chest OF Good Tea for One DOllnr.-AlsO
ten pounds coffee for ST. at CIRISTIANSoNS ZIG Green
witch street.
Looking Glasses, OIL Paintings and Frames.
GOOD AND CHEAP. AT
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Smithsonian House, Broadway, Corner Of
Houston street-Hotel accommodations on the European
nj
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wheeler d Wilson'S Sewing Machines.
Oflce 6G5 Broadway, n. Z.
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Grnudjean's Consultation on the Hair-has
hair and badness prevented.
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MhRAVIILA.

The proprc,ors OF this Justly celebrated preparation beg
offer nsIavia to the public completes hsir reaorer.
They feel their duty deuouuce other preparations
produce similar results nor TO ueult the oatencs
And good The public by long winded nonias
sce Il say maavia wifi bring back the hair when apps.
ranty er ireiy gone; and IL used as directed
WILL PRODUCE GLOSSY CURIS,
And preserve 70 the hair -
~ IT'S NATURAL COLOR,
though one live TO the age Of three and ten.
Sold by respectable druggists and fancy goods Dealers
and by the proprietors, . -
CAARLEs ERNEST, co, rerfumcrs,
Price 30 oeps ii Gold street, New York.
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ulzSCH4l.LAyE UUS.

--~--->----~----- - 1900 -
"A mecbsncR oos also carpenter g tool lbssts f nishsS
complete wholesale and retail at WOODS old established
&c Chatham sec of Duane and Chambers
Esiablished 1891,