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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-13

Boa CONSTRUCTOR KILLED.--The boa con
strictor on exhibition at Boston, last week,
was killed on Saturday during an encoun-
ter with his keeper, Mr.. Bemis. Mr.. B. was
preparing to feed him, when he seized him
by the wrist, and inserted his deadly fangs.
The attendants fed in horror, but were soon
recalled by the outcries of the struggling
man, the reptile having also commenced to
coil around him. He was pounded on the
head, which caused him to uncoil, and from
the effects of which he sooi. died. The
snake recently arrived in this country. He
had better remained in his own.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-13

gGy% The Paris correspondent of the New
York Express says of the present policy of
the Emperor Napoleon:
NapoBeon is resolved that .Iesuitsm shall
no longer exercise in France a vestige of its
once ulliIaited political power He has
patiently awaited the auspicious moment.
and has struck g blow with fNouble-edged
sword BY declaring in the famous pam
phlet, now under worldwide discussion,
that the temporal rale of the Roman Hie-
rarchy must perish, Napoleon animates With
renewed hopeaIhe hearts OF struggling ltal-
ian millions, seeking & much emancipation
from the iutolerable yoke Of political Pope
nv as from the despotc weight of foreign
influence; and he rallies to his side tire en-
thusiastic support Of the great nation which
first set she example of destroying within
its borders the baneful influence Of the
Papal See. ~
Napoleon is too jealous of his own power
to permit the existence in his dominions Of
any secret organization noe amenable to bis
authority.
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Evansville whoIesalc market.

: The following sales were reported at the
Trade Exchange on the 10th:
FLouR.-25O bbls at 20@5 60.
BARLEY.--2O0 bush at 70c. -.
BARLEY MALT--5O0 bush at S5c.
HoPs.-3 bales at Ice per pound.
WHIsKY-90 bbls at zoe; an offer VS.
made for 900 bbls at the same price.
The following were reported on Saturday.
MALT.-IOO bush at S5c
HoPs.-1 bale at 16c per Id.
FLoUR.-5O bbls fair at so; % bbls
super6ne, low grade, at 5 so.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-13

TIM LEXINGTON MoNUMENT.---Hon. Ed
ward Everett, president, and Charles Had
son, corresponding secretary of the g Lex
lngton Monument Association" have issued
an address to the people of the United States,
eloquently urging the erection of monu-
lnent at Lexington, Mass, to commemorate
the battle of the 10Th of Anril. j 776.-
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City Items
the County Mass nIeetIn z.

The County Mass M eetinS. arl
Our readers viii sec the proceedings of
the above meeting, and the resolutions there
adopted, in another place. The meeting
was not as largely attended as was desirable.
Yet there We're plenty present for all prac-
tical purposes. The wound given the Ad-
ministration cause, in the words of Shake
speare, was " not as wide as a church door,
nor as deep as a well; but it viii do' 1t
is sufficiently painfui and dangerous for
present purposes aa f. r<
The meeting was business meeting, and
attended to that alone. 1t was quickly dis
patched, and when finished, the meeting
adjourned, so its attendants could go about
their business. They had no time to hang
about the Court House the balance of the
day. EI.sRf r.. sa
Some Of our Democratic friends were
there, evidently anticipating some "fun,'' as
they generally call any kind of a muss,
such as FIRMS feature of most Democratic
meetings. But all went off harmoniously.
Old differences were forgotten, and all
who participated, seemed animated with
common seutiment-deterrninat TO drive
from power the spoilers who are fattening
upon the substance of the country.
Wefbelieve the sentiments of the resolu-.
tions will be generally approved. They
will be supported by majority of the vo-
tiers of Vanderburgh county. We think they
are such as any reasonable Wing, Ameri-
can, Republican, Anti-Lecompton Demo-
Graf, or 1oreign-born citizen can adopt
They treat judiciously, yet firmly, on those
living, vital issues upon which we all ex-
pect to act togetlIers for the common good,
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NUMBER 1876.

FEEDER FOR PRINTING PREssEs.-Robert
Larter, of Newark, N. j., has produced a
feeder for printing presses, which lifts the
sheets from the file one by one, however.
wet and adhesive they may be, and supplies
them to press faster and more accurately
than they can be done by hand. The pat
ent issued on the 10th of January embraces
eight distinct points of novelty.
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New ORLEANS, 11th.-The steamship
4razoaia has arrived here with Brownsville
dates to the 9th inst An American ship
was fred into 80 miles above Brownsville
by Mexicans bearing the Mexican flag,
wounding one man. Capt. Ford returned
the fire and crossed the river in pursuit of
the enemy. Capt. Stonoman's Dragons
had been reinforced, and now number 200
men The people of Matamoras sympathize
with Cortinas.
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Convention be requested 70 cast the vote of
this county, and use their influence, for the
nomination of Hon. ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo
county, for Auditor of State. - @
On motion of George Wolfin, the meet
ing adjourned IE1 - Ak. - 6zs'z s
WILLIAM T. PAGE, Prest.1
JAMES 81. McNEELY, Sec. Sff8 ti
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s&5- A workman in the Bodiam Coal
Mines was severely injured on Friday, by
falling down shaft. distance of 100 feet
The breaking of a rope was the cause
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Bss' The telegraph states that g in the
Maryland House Of Delegates, resolutions
were adopted condemrling the course of Hon.
Henry Winter Davis in voting for Mr.. Pen
nington for speaker"
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WASHINGTON, l1th-Senator Wilson
leaves this evening for Massachusetts,, hav-
ing been called thither in consequence of
the death of his father
. Mr.. Ben Perley Poore has been appointed
clerk of the House Committee on foreign
affairs. @
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Senator Douglas made his speech on the
30 ult, and it is stated that the hrst rehiisIl Il
of John Hickman after listening to II was
"Upon thy belly shalt thou go, ana uust
shalt thou eat all the days OF thy llie.'
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TERMS OF THE JOURNAL.

Daily Paper --.---. * a.,
(MaileCsl sl---ss.
Bv the week payable to Carriers Az
rri-Weekly Paper.--... > NJ
Paper. ~,
q Clubs of 16 or morc----.-f.....;:. /! W ~
~ The privilege of yearly tlseFs Users Is I'M '
t ff,.ir own imlDedinte business, IN telr own
- al advertisements for the benefit OF other
persons, as wen as legal advertisements and advsr
kisemonts of auction sales, and advertisements VIZ
Ehe name of other persons, sent III oy euo" Ai'-9
be paid for at the usual rates : -.
ma No report, resolutions or proceeaIigs oi g.g
corporation, society, association or P1ic *
and M communication designed to call attention 10
An matter OF limited of individual interest can Do
inserted, unlesss paid for as an advertisement.
70 Contracts for yearly advertising VIII NOT NOT 20 20
d;s9tinued unless an order to that effect IS eft at
the ofice, and when discontinued IN less tilap
wear the price of the whole year viii be charged.
-, Local advertisements hereafter, will be pub
KaRed at the expense of the attorneys orderng slu
not deayabe for legal proceedings, but coiiec'ioi'
ee Our terms for Job Work and transient adSer-
tisenents are,CASH-
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New YoRK, Feb. II, M.-Rev. DR.. Brown
lee, of the Collegiate Dutch Reformed
Church, died yesterday. aged about seventy
seven years. ..a .s.=
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Bss" The Louisville Courier. says that
Douglas can not get the nomination for
President--that is a fixed fact.'
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-13

LOUISVILLE, 11th.-River rising; six feet
eight inches in the channel; four feet eight
inches ON the falls.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-13

CANANDAIGUA, Feb. IL, M--The Frank
lin House IN this city was destroyed by FIRE
last night at 9 p. NJ.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-13

SSS-The Board appointed John Hogue of
Perry township, as County Commissioner,
to fill the vacancy in the Board occasioned
by the death of the Rev. Robert Parrett.
Mr.. Hogue is an old settler, Democrat
and a farmer, and we have no doubt but
this appointment will give general satisfac-
ton to the citizens of the county -Ehquir-
er, l1th.
Mr.. Hogue may make very good County
Commissioner, though the people didn't
seem to think he would, if defeating him at
the polls can be considered any indication
ofstheir opinion.
The endorsement of Mr. Hogue's Democ-
racy will sound rather strange to old DEM
former years as a Whig and Know Nothing
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NEW YORK, llth.---Wm. L. Tours, Gus
tom House watchman, was last night found
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seiy~ The Southe,n C5nfeaeracy hi

sei5' The Souths1n Contederacy bitterly
sssals Mr.. Hayden, merchant of Atlanta,
because, at a public meeting in that city, he
scotste1 the nen-iutercourse foolery, advo-
Gated by that paper, and used the following
language-which practical men everywhere
will endorse as sensible and pertinent.
I, t'I shall buy my goods wherever | can
get them the cheapest, aud when l go to
New York, go with the money in my
pocket, and never have and never will ask
a man whether he is a Democrat, Whig,
a Know Nothing, Black Republican, or
an AboIitionist" b."
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HdsA Thanks to the steamer Union for
Louisville Courier of the 10th. af
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Observation-Disclosures

GA 18th day of February next / will sell at Pub
Ic Auction, ON the premises to the highest bidder
one-half OF the whole interest in lots numbered
~, 80 50 and 36, bounded three sides by public
streets, and the rear by alley in Grays Enlarge
nent TO the town of Newburg together with the
three story furniture, sash, door and blind factory
thereon situated containing engine and boiler
one Daniels planer, and turning lathe, one sash
ana panel machine, one morticing machine, two
CIRCULAR saws, workbench, bench tools, grind
stones, belts and shafting, DC, &c. The above fac
tory has been in operation Is months, and is sit
uafed in the hourishing town of Newburgh, on the
ohio river, and in of the best Agricultural
counties in the State il beingt the interest owned
by John p. Fisher, late of Warrick CO., deceased
TERMs OF SALE-0ne-third cash, one third ia four
months, and one-third in eight months-the
purchaser giving his note with interest from date
and approved freehold security, waving valuation
andaPpraisement laws Ee
-..i dllss -.a.-...s7 JAMES G. ROOT,
-. .,#t 60 Administrator de bonis non.
An.Ll.Lll..h -. L.
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aE- HI e R O.S' MIN - Il ND r. o R
Il sale low $1,000 year old Catawba Grape Roots,
2,tO0 year old do and 10000 cuttings, all sonnd-
raised in my vineyard. PHILIP DEChER.
= - 4
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NyGGSi EGGS EGGS 200 dozen of fresh
-A/ Eggs lust received at -.
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Five thousand of the London builders
still hold out in their strike, and are reduced
to the utmost poverty and want.
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Ky0R EsRsrT.-THE STORE no oSsN
% now occupied by H. O.. Babcock, No. Is Main
street. This is of the very best business loca-
tions in Evansville, and the fixtures entirely
new; including shelving, counters, drawers, &C. 1t
is well shelved both up and down stairs. In fact
the building is complete - all its appointments as
q business house, and tn xtures can be bought at
twenty-five per cent. les .han the original cost
The building will be renled low and possession Civ
en- March LIST, 1860
y For particulars, apply to me at VIM. NJ. Duncan s..
fehn-1ud fONVERSE ELEMENTS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-02-13

The American General Committee of New
York City have endorsed the action of
Briggs and Dnvis in voting for Pennington.
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. ArT0RRRE-150 Is.F q > 1SISX.s1s G7S1E-
u fee for sale by ORR, DALZELL d co.
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d. NJ AASSO Il Y T'E ds4Es ~s~f1 TaGkss-
42Y The co-partneTship heretofore existing unfer
the 1irp Of Ahlering a. BEamer, WAS, on the sth
day Of February, dissolved, by IautFlal cousent.-
Persons having claims against the latb firm will
please present them at once, Us we wish them set
tied All persons indebted TO the said firm will
please cal and settle, the old books should be
Gle ed AIILERING & BRUMER
The same businesses Of the late firm viii be carried
on at the same old stands, by m
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Rg~ We understand that an As Htion
of gentlemen amateurs will give concert
of Music at one of our Halls, sometime this
week, consisting of glees, quartettes and
choruses, also some comic pieces. Save
your dimes and look out for some fun.
D6E- BEN SCHAPKER, the surviving part
ner of the firm of Sam Embich & Co., viii
continue the dry goods business as hereto
fore. -o5- t-ie
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EN- d SUR.-JA5 N = n. lgH
< '-f ~ bags extra family flour,
ftb9 70 BROWN 3 AfKAIAN.-
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IIyvs1 .HRRCA.s.S-TS, PHE,SECE4AsS>s
~ AMI nRIICETSTS

K/ER.N * PRRsT0sS- S1.AUAs sf-
IA SALE DRY GOODS HOUSE. First street, Ev
Ansvile, Ind. Merchants will always find hll l
stock of Dry Goods, Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, at
his House, which WILDE sold en- fair ternls- fsep2l
N[H.aREES q. WELLS, WROLG-
u SALE HARDWARE DEALER, First street,
opposite Maghee s. Goa, Evansville, Ind. Orders
or Hardware promptly filed at lowest Cincinnati
rices. .reE s-e .F Jan ~
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~ S.lSJs'E'. B.9 q E4S.-A8Tb.9 E.9Asd4Is
w size and heavy, Tor corn. Also small lot
OF fourbushe double gunny bags ipr bran, &C, for
sale low, for cash, by GEO. .FOSTER " co.
febff -e .r.5f Cor. lloeus ST d Canal.
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EgSFSG! E7ES ID. F! E7ESEs!!!-PkGREg a.-
IL ED herring, maclere!, and white tslf 5pO lbs.
Of new goldfish, for sale CHEAP, by
&a&S ~ ts@+ta T. REDMOND,
feblf~ 1913 III Ea Posey's Block
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EyOR RR.vF.-TRE STORE 10 0.W

fob9tf No. 4, Third St., bet Main and Locust
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RWR OLD FKR.E KyN" BUSE.N ESS
~ AGAIN.-ALLIS l. HOWES, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, Rectifers of the celebrated
G1fagnolia Whisky, Dealers in all kinds of Produces
superior Old Bourbon and Rye Whiskies, and For
eign and Domestic Liquors, &c, Water street, Sec
ond door above Vine, Evansville, Ind.
HENRY d. ALLIS. LEWIS H0wEs.
feb5-1y
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NUJURSS P.9STE. ICE L~SJH'D N SS
a. Candy, Hovs's Cough Candy, and a number
of other pleasant remedies for Coughs-oftentimes
better than the moro expensive and nauseating
medicines mt II MAIN STREET.
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~M,AKCHEEr R8OTHERS, WHOLE
SALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FAMILY GROCERIES.
AIIr1

Grain, Seeds Bacon, Lard, Tubs, Buckets, Chul1ls
and Woodward generally, No. So Main street, Ev-
ansviIle, Ind Goods delivered in any part of the
city free of chorge. [oct2l
JAS w. WICK ERY......JonS SyIckERY...sAM' vIoLERY.
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4tA6 Scotch ale, IL ilpt,; Rye, Bourbon, and BIO
iicnlsaheis whisky, 10 quantities to suis; 3 dozen
superior champagne wine, ia puts and quarts;
2 casks Of Lest Cognac brandy, for sale cheap by
~ -.-' .- r. REDMOND,
feb11 4fE lrI rs Posev's Block
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KlpEGHEES, kSRRSER Yes, .a.N.kB
Il Catsnp, a superior article, inst received by
&m rs f. REDMOND, f
frbif - - pc.i.Nf- Elnci.-
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&. pyEg.g x.ZI3s B.gEE rs kssFFs PEA C.R-
E nal boat Trapsit, in store and for sale by a
flb9 BROWN q AIkMAN. 3
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sTBR.g.N.EBR.- ksKESE CTOE CE
Sd brandy in store and for sale at redHced price,
by ta Tfeb9l BROWN & ATE NAN.
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EFa2sg2 4 UT'E 0.lVs .S~0 4iaCR.-

ssa8a5t { s. Administrator de bonis non
NewhlTgh, Marrick CO., JAM u, IS6O. 5rd.
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benefit on Thursday night. She Is said 70 pe .
very crsditabic actress,
The debenture goods passed through ms point
| during dc month of April amounted in value to
| ahrut ssdp.aoo. of which saO9sAI were cotton
caoas sgr eo0 paper, 5000 oil, $1,000 wines. $1,000
cigarettes, $is 900 linen goods.
TnE Fnoxr19R.- The condition Of the Rio Grande
ffranicf is ilo better than Ii was In December, and
fhero Is littie prospect of any immediate Improve
+ meat tFue there are four companies of Y. =.
oarary between Brownsville and Ki0 Grande City.
commanded by brave and efficient Uflicers, render
ing it unsafe fer outlaws TO cross in large bodies
Smch, however, Ii not the kind Of warfare that
Certina has chosen to adopt. He has sworn in bis
wrath, that since he cannot enlarge the dominions
sof the serpent clutehing eagle, BY removing the
boundaries of Mexico eastward, he will not allow
Americans to enjoy any privileges in the valley of
the Rio Grande. II is very easy for his guerrilla
bands to carry bis threats into execution.
Such Is the nature Of the country that no military
sians across the river, and Americans will not be
safe on their ranches until other steps taken for
their security. A fact connected with these valley
ranches not generally known in the interior States
that Geld untitled for two seasons becomes d
chaparral thicket, too dense to be penetrated in
any way, save BY gruhber. II cannot be plowed,
and the original labor Of preparing it for the plow
has to be done over, SO that the labor Of years is
all lost by two years of neglect.
We can hope for nothing from the fossils at pres
ent at the head Of the affairs or the nation. We
must wait for q new and more energetic admins
tratiOn one that will deem splitting in the face
of the Goddess OF Liberty, an assault demanding
resentment, without waiting to ask twas ii rubbed
on Or till the people, driven to desperation by
hands demand redress, and take effective measures
to obtain it. ss5
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CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
Mothers

Thousands daily speaking in the praise Of
DIR. EAT0N7S LNFANTTLE c0RDT4L
and yf fails afford instantaneous relief
given time 1t as BY magic and trial
will convince you that what shy Is true Iscontans
NO PAREGoRIc= OR oPIATE
any kai therefore relieves by removing the snen
your child OF by deadenng sensibties For this
commends itself the only reliable preparation
for Children Teehng Diarrhes Dysentery Gripping
Bowels Acity Of the Stomach Wind Cold In Head
Group also for softenng The Gums Reducing Inflammation
Regulating the Bowels and Relieving Pain has equal
being spasmodic Is used with unfalug
cases CONFUSION other Fits As yon value the life
health your children and wish them from those
bgng consequences which certain use
narcotics of which all other remedies for Infantie
plants composed take but Dr. Eatons Inanile Cor
dial this you rely II perfectly harmless and
injure the delcate infant Price, p Full
lions accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH L DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York
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DEATH ON RArs,AND REACHES

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
to be ts safe and eecv agent ever used fo
the destruction Of these troublesome vermtn
Be sure and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND aoAoa DE
srEoyER as spurious aFtices oasied iof se
s.r.a,a ~ j. WRIGHT co.,
a. fsnsw u and l1i UhaziIas s.reek
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VALUABLE REMEDIES.
Isl - As11'' 2 7ISs's y - Y Fl
THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR RESTORING
The Bald and Grayy

The Bald and Grayt
---
Many, since the great discovery OF Prof. Wood attempt
ed not only to initiate Ills Restorative but profess
covered something that would produce
they have n come ard gone being carried tho
full results Of Pfo Woods preparations
leave the field to Its resscss Read tho following
BATH Maine 4nr,i 10 1850 4
Prof O. j. Wood ca -(;ens: TIe Irttrr wros yaw q,
1885 conceninr yor valuable HAN Renaiye mi ,sbb ya
haye nubshe N ,his vicinity ana eIsewhare NM 5is
% tba arts ~ Ia ase ss ''se
The ngliries arrst Is Il a fact Of nv habation md
mama as stated n tbe ron,,nnratian sseend H. 4, rs
Nj ali stherain contained hird does nv hnr atm ron
tinue 10 Ii in rood order and of natural color ia
in any stage of my life forty years past
soft thrifty and better coored; the my whs
kers fe only why IL generally s that the
substance is washed of by frequent sbuton of the face when
tho whskers the Same will follow the hair have
been in the receipt 81 great number parts
New England asking IL my hair still continued be good
as there Is so much fraud sale of
rs we'll as ths Ii has no doubt been bssey initiated
and been used not only without any good effect bn