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BalttAsrs Markets.

sALrNoII. Sept 27.-Flour firm and seti va
with heavy sales; Ohio and Howard street IS 81.
Wheat la2c. higher; red 81 -25a1. 3; white 81 asa
90 Corn dun; mixed 65, yellow 6sa7o, white
70a7ac. Provisions dull and nominal; ne. tork
SO rs; nrime SIS. Lard steady 81 i3Yc. Coffee
arm at Hzal51c. Whisky steady.
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FALL AND WINTER OPENING AT STEVENS -
One Price Only My styles have all been selected
with the greatest care, from the stocks of our
northern importers, and will be offered at fair
the shortest notice and in fun keeping with the
latest styles. Call on Saturday, Sept 29, and
inspect the same, At SrKvKNs's Fancy Store,
336 Penn. av., bet 9th and 10th sts.
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To THE ArRLIcTED.- BE sure to read the adver-
hsement OF McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier, in another column, tf
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HnLLnWIY,s PILLS,

READER, have you seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment In our paper. Read it; it will interest you.
An 6-eOly =.
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Dr.. J. H. McLEAN'S
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
~ AND BLOOD PURIFIER
THE GREATEST REMEDY IN iAs WORLD,
"a p and the mos, q
DELIGHTFUL , ~
EEn ~ r.. strictly I. .:i- kAA
ES5Av cured BY the distilla-
t&sA ton Of rcOs, hsrb.,
VA and BARK yellow
Black Roo, ssr.apa- r.
IN riIla, Wild Cherry
~X B.rt, and DandeliOn
MH entan i1to its ~
sRE Po.ltisn.
AE remedial priaeipl: ~ &
Of each mgr disnt il ,.
Before taking n.sss After taking
most inflsb. rs%sdy for rsao,snx d. s,.p..s
and rssorng the sct and dsbissd invalid
MeLEAN'S STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
Ml :s.s1,y cure LINZ. GSIpsn, Dy.PsP'.
D,'Psps hisTtHa.a I9~srd Pis Asia o.
Swimming in the Head, Pspitaton Of the Heart Fulness
Weight IN the Stomach Eructations Choking or
% sd 'S%
Pain 10 the Small Of the Bach Chest: or Side Sudden
fushss Of Heat Depression Of sPirits, Frshul Dire
BO,ahss II. Skin. and Fever aud Asus Or Chill. and
fsvsr)
OYER MILLION BOTTLES
have been sold during the last month";, aud in
will .ua.r from ws.Enes: or Debility when mcLEHN's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure your
No anguage convey adequate idea Of the ed
ate and almost change produced this
Cordial in the diseased, debated and shattered
or Impaired BY Sickness the r.laIed and unsung organ
gation is restored to its pristine health and vgor.
MARRIED PERSONS,
others, Of inability will
rough rsgenerator Of the sys.m and all who have
ursd themselves by improper indulgeuess will find this
Cordial a Certain and speedy remedy.
TO THE LADIES
McLEANfS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL 10 a sover-
eign and speedy for lncpi.ut Consumption Whites
Obsructsd Dfcult Msnsruston, Inc Of Urine
Involuntary Diseharge thereof, Falling Of the Womb,
GIddlness, all Females
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT
Suffer longer Take il according directions II will
stimulate gthen, and invigorate you the
bloom Of health mount cheek again. Every bottle
warranted to give sstisfaetion.
FOR CHILDREN.
nyour children sickly puny OF afflicted, MCLEANs
CORDIAL will make tn ealthy, fat robust Delay
moment; it, and viii be convinced. is de-
lieious 10 tske.
CAUTION
Beware Of druggists dealers who may try palm upon
yeu bitter sarsaparlla trash which they buy
cosDaL .ad
nothing else is the only remedy that will purify the
Blood thoroughly end the time the
One tsaspoonful taken every morning fasting
preventive for Cholera Cbs and Fever, Yellow Fever
any prevalent disease put up In large bottles trice
Sole srop.tor Of Si. CorsaI .so Mclean. Voeame Oil
Lnimsnt Principal Depot the corner Of Third and
Pine streets, 81. Louis, Mo.
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VIZ MAKE the announcement to thoss of on
requiring tbs professional service
Of "a experienced optieian and occulist that DR.
w solfs,n has returned 70 this city. and will re
opsa bis establishment to-day, No. 2a+ Pennsylva
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Douglas and Jshnssn I'm Ohie.

COLUMBUS, o., Sept 25-Messrs Douglas and
Johnson addressed a large crowd in the Park To-
day from the surrounding counties. The process
sion was over an hour in passing given point
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Tex HOLMAN OPERA THouPE are now drawing
crowded houses every night, at Odd Fellows
Hall. The house last night was large and fash
ioaabs and the performances elected the hearties
applause We are requested by the management
70 state that the arrangement that was made with
the public schools for the matinee to-day will
hold good for Saturday also, whether the weather
admits Of matinee thls afternoon Or not.
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WARRINGTON PRICES CURRENT. - White
whest 81 90 20 81 SO; red DO 81 ~ 10 el.25 corn
20 cents; oats 30 10 IS cents rye 65 to 20 cents;
potatoes 90 10 IS ceas per bushel; hay 70 to 50
cent? straw 60 to 20 cents chickens 81 so TO 90 so
nne 81 So supernne %; rne 6 so. 4
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II nj HIN OUSI TEX. d
Com. Improvements 5th and 9th Wards

Proposals will be received by the undersigned
at the Mayors office until Thursday, October 4,
al IL O'Clock, m for trimming aud gravelling H
street north, from east side of Connecticut avenue
to the west side Of 18th street west the gravel to
be nine inches deep in the center, off to four
inches deep at the gutter lne to be raked of all
stones tf improper size, and well rolled with
heavy roller The trimming to be done to the
satisfaction of the Commissioner and Assistant
Commissioners before the work of pravelling
commences Proposals will state the price In
lump for completing the above to the satsfacti on
Of the Commissioner and Assistant Commits ioners
Jos. T.. RAWLINGS,
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LADIES, do you know that Mrs. r O. Rtchison
hss just returned from the North with her usual
splendid assortment Of fancy goods, which in
point of beauty, style, and richness Of quality,
and great variety 10 far superior to anything that
has ever been offered to the ladies of this city.
A call az her store, No. ia Pennsylvania avenue,
between Eighth and Ninth streets, Will convi nee
You Of the fact. We advise you to 60 at once and
zee the new styles - 49, ~
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lava AND RIO COFFEE, Black and Green
y TEA, BrOwn, Yellow and White SUGARS :
Received at l.. A DELIwIG,S
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BILL AND EVERETT MEETING will be held
this evening in Alexaadria, for which extensive
preparations have been made. Addresses will Be
delivered by disiinguished gentlemen. amongst
whom are announced Hon. Alexander II. II &.
stuart and John b. Baldwin, ESQ
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ON Paicr OsLy Finding Il actually nsces-
sary, 10 enable "a TO give ous. customers proper
sttention and entire safisfaction we have adopted
one price only, and Will adhere strictly 70 d !,
principle. = sfKvrNs
Dealer in French Millinery and Fancy G Gods,
800 Penn av., bet. 9Th aud 10Th So
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The SKwKR DRoPs Our citizens will be glad
to zee an Improvement now making in the se wer
drop, corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh
street, completed; and II Il succeeds in CARRYING
of the foods which descend from the northern
ridge by way Of Seventh street, it would be well
to improve other drops on the Avenue in the same
way. After every hard rain the cross streets are
almost impassable at the Avenue, by reason Of
the deep ponds Of water and heaps Of son mud
that settle upon the crossings, and pedestrians
are frequently Obliged 70 leave the sidewalk and
take to the earisgevsy in order to get along,
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CxNrER MARkET.-The market this nerning
exhibited an average ATTENDANCE Of dealers and
Purchasers. The business Of the moiniag was not
very great, Dus was encouraging to the dealers
The provision was ample and Of hyperion quality.
and the prices but little different from those OF
The past week. stHFE y
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GENITAL GUARD-HousE CAsKs-Wm Sulli.
van, VIM. Luckett, Barney Trunnell, and w
d. Moore, were arrested upon a charge Of firing
q meeting house on Seventh street, In the North.
ern Liberties, belonging to a congregation called
by the witnesses "Vegetarians," which was en-
nrely consumed, about one O'Clock this morni ny
IL was a wooden building and the loss La not
very great. The testimony, though circumstan-
tial Is very sron. against Sullivan and Tunnel.
who were both committed by Justice Dom TO
jail, Tor trial at the next term Of the Criminal
Court Luckett and Moore were dismissed Jno
Brady and Jere Quick, vagrants; were sent to
the workhOuse for % days each.
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! EfRsr OfxSIxs. ON SATURDAY, EKPr 2a.--Pird
fall and winter opening Of Bonnetss Hats. Cana
and French Fancy Goods, At SrEvExss. IS
80 arr 336. bet. 9th and 10Th "A
Oss Price Oslg, =
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OSE PRICE ONLY. None but the very best
goods bought aud sold Warranted In ali cases
as represented, OF no sale, Prompt and polite
attention eau be depended upon
i most respectfully solicit an early call to ex-
anime my stock. On Saturday next, Sept 20, my
nrst ian opening of new and elegant STYLES Of
millinery, French Flowers, Feather straw Goods,
Dress Trimming, Embroideries, and real Laces
csh carr ana get grst choice, AT sFEyEys's,
H. 36 Penn av-, bet 9th and 10th sts
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TIE .rrcrAt ArrrxrIos 9, nm L.prx, Il
solicited for Saturday next, Sept 80
Iaa1 AT STksfS sss Fancy Store 33e
E,x.f OD,nta1 Of fht SsaSon-On, PHI. N. =.
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PUSHING AHkAD The work on the Orange and
cars now run (about mile above this city) to the
site Of the intended depot is being pushed for.
ward with great energy. The piers for the bridge
across the river have been completed, the grading
laying will be commenced. 1t 10 thought the cars
will be able TO run to the city by the latter part OF
october, but much longer time must elapse be.
fore close connection can be made with the
railroads with whiahs 1t 10 intended to connect.
Lysehbxrg Republican,. .. -
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RrHoRED ARREsr.-About three weeks ago, a
gold watch was stolen from MIR VIM. Minnix at
his house Belisyille, Md IL was recovered
from Matchmaker in this city, TO whom IL had
been sold. IL was rumored this morning that the
man suspected was arrested near EIlicotrs Mills
Yesterday by Maryland officers. The name Of the
prisoner a. sad to be Hooker, The watchma ker
when he learned that the watch was stolen prop
erty, delivered IL 10 the custody Of Justice DOM
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For othsr "For Sale and Rent'' adu:,tissmx
see first rage
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GEORGETOWN ADVERT'MTS
For other Gsorgstotrn adrsrttsenents see yst pag.

@GEORGETOWN TAXES.-O October LIST
iS being the usual time for the settlement of
taxes due this Corporation the attention of all con
cerned Is earnestly called To the same.
CHARLES ID. WEIGH.
Oft arro
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HOUSE. AND FURNITURE, finely situated.
Il II IN Georgetown, is for rent. Apply to r BAR
NARD corner 9th street and Pa avenue.
Sc H-H
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MARTHA LEES ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, 1.-THE Honorable
- DISTRICT OF cH11rEvDEN, IS. Probate Court
for the district Of Chittenden to all Persons inter
ested in the estate of Martha Lee, Of Winston IN
said District, Greeting
Whereas application in writing, hath been made
to this Court BY the Guardian Of Martha Lee, Tor
license and authority to sell the whole of the real
estate Of her said ward setting forth therein that
her said ward is seized in her right IN fee, OF
certain real estate in Williston aforesaid, and de-
scribed as follows to wit: all her interest IN the
estate Of Uriah Lee late Of Williston, aforesaid,
deceased as one of the heirs thereof, including the
reversion Of the widows dover and the homestead
right; that it would be for the interest OF saId
ward to have her interest in said real estate sold
and the proceeds Of said sale put at interest anu
PRAYING for license to sell the same; ana thereupon
the said Court appointed and assigned the the -''h
day Of June. A. D. 1860, at the dwetling-house OF
W. II. French, Willist0n aforesaid, IN said us
trict, to hear and decide upon said Application;
and ordered that public notice thereof be gwen TO
all persons interested therein, by publishing this
order three weeks successfully, in the burlington
Free Press. a newspaper which circulates IN the
neiehborhood of those persons interested therein,
all which publications shall be previous 10 the
time appointed for hearing
Therefore you are hereby notified to appear pc
fore said Court, at the time and place atore5ald'
then and there TO object TO the granting OF sueA
license, if you see cause.
Given under my hand, at the Probate court
Rooms, this 2Gth day Of May, 1860.
wj0w3 ". II. FBENCH' Judge
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IN Lynn Co, Iowa, going northwest and
southeast in separate currents, crossing the
track Of the Chicago Il. r. several times. At
Lisbon the depot Building, and all the ware
houses IN the village, were entirely demoish-
ei. \ train Of ten freight cars, heavily
loaded, were lifted bodily from the track and
lshed to pieces. Before reaching Lisbon,
!. had killed sixteen persons. One current
pus,ed North, through Mechancsville.
damoiisbins every thing in its course, and
killing sixteen persons. Another current
passed through Onion Grove, killing IN that
vicinity Il persons. 1t then passed South Of
the railroad, near De Witt, killing % per-
sons, 10 of whom belonged to the family of
Thomas fairfield. 1t then passed South of
h0rnersa and Lowmore, and demolished
jhe house Of David Willard, killing him and
portion of bis family. 1t then struck the
town of Camanchie on the Mississippi, at
which point the loss Of life is much greater
chan at first reported. From all accounts
tLere cannot be less than s. killed at this
place alone. Some reports put it at even
larger number, but the bodies cannot be
found. There are also $50 wounded, some
fatally, and ten missing. At Camanchie a
large timber raft, with a crew Of 81 men and
women, was scattered, and 81 men and
both women were lost. The tornado is
known to have travelled a distance of 30
miles IA Iowa The loss Of life cannot be
Js~r rfan $50
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Died.

At the residence Of her son-in-law, L. + Lyon
in Shelburne Vt, Tuesday 5th inst, Mrs. Lura
B. Irish. aged sixty one years and eleven months
Nv stricken heart to Jesus yields
Loves deep devotion now,
Adores and blesses, while it bleeds,
His hand that strikes the blow.
Then fare thee well, little while,
LIES troubled dream is past
And shall m eet with thee again
In lief in bliss, atlast.
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The Post Master General has answered the
Gail concerning Mr.. Fowler's defalcations 1t
appears that his accounts were never legally
adjusted during the whole term of the pres
nt administration, but were adjusted by a
fictitious system in fragrant violation Of the
letter and spirit Of the Law. When a bal
anc3 was found against him at the end Of the
quarter, instead Of requiring it to be paid,
or reporting to the p NJ. General as the
law c0ntemplates. the Auditor ofice;allowed
a credit to him from current returns untilIthe
ensuing quarterly return was made, thus
enabling HIM to use the receipts of one to
meet tbc deficiency Of the other
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SAFETY SUPERIOR FIRE WORKS

that have given such universal satisfaction On
Boston Common, and throughout the New HuG IAN d
S+,+ss fr the mast ten voar- (wlthoUt the slight
est acciden0 Having given the best exhibition
ever given on Boston Common, discharsins over
FIVE hundred aerial shells and bouquets from
safety Cproyed) m0rtars, in less than thirty min
Utes, is a guarantee that these fire works are far
superior 70 all others Mr. Sanlers1n being the
oldest and by far the best Pyrotechuic1I chemist IN
tho United State, and always using the very best
chemicals Every article in FIREWORKS is way
rantej. All kinds large and small, constantly
on hand al low prices. Displays furnished at
short notice.
100000 Torpeloe= and Pulling Crackers In
dia Crachs-s Cold Chop.
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The Legislature met this morning and was
organized by the election Of the Republican
Candidates
GOV 5 Fowle Of Lebanon, President Of
the Senate, and Charles H. Bell Of Exeter
speaker of the House.
In the House a resolution was adopted
authorizing the appointment Of committee
% consider what Legislation Is necessary to
prevent the spread % the Cattle Disease in
tliS State
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PRESERVE YOUR BUILDINGS.
cUsHvAN's COMBINED COPPER AND IRON WIRE
ELECTROMAGNETIC
LIGHTNING CONDUCTORS,

FEHE subscriber would announce to the inhablt-
4 ants Of Chittenden County and vicinity, that
he has taken the General Agency for the state OF
Vermont, of the above valuable invention, and IS
now prepared to receive orders for the same, and
put it up in any quantity, on short notice and IN
the best manner.
This Lightning Rod possesses advantages pos
sessed by no other. Being composed OF four
copper and four large iron wires twisted
together, it has a much larger amount OF con-
Quoting surface, than solid rods of much larger
size while the conducting power of the sott.metas
Of which it is made is greater for the amount OF
surface than that Of the ordinary rod.
Iii continuous rod, put up without JOINTS,
which are apt, in other rods to become loose and
endanger their connection with the ground, and Is
thoroughly insulated from the building.
1t does not rust, and is mnch more durable than
other rods
And not to multiply words, it is the bet rod in
use and has ucUcr failed to protect the building to
which it is attached.
lam prepared to furnish the rod oy the quantity
with rights to put up the same, to parties desiring
TO introduce this rod in other portions of the State
CHARLES C. POST,
Hinesburgh, Vt.
June 4 1860. WV
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NATHAN J.. DOWNER's ESTATE.
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE OF VERMONT To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHtTrENDgS, =. concerned in tie
estate Of Nathan J. Downer late of WjlliS'or, in
said District. deceased,
Greeting.
A. Probate Court holden in Burlington within
and for tho District Of Chttenden on the 4h Day ~
June, A. p. $500, IN Instrument, purpoTtms to
be the last VIII and Testament of Nathan J- DOVE
er late OF Wil;ston in said District, deceased was
presented to the Court aforesaid, for Probate aad
il is ordered by said Court that the 18th day OF juno
A. d. 1860. at the dweling-house Of W. II. Fr9noh,
in Willston aforesaid be assign ed for proving said
Instrument; and that notice thereof be given to
all person concerned, by publishing this order
three weeks succce-iyely in the Burlington Free
Press a newspaper printed at said Burlington
previous to the time appointed.
Therefore, you hereby notified to appear
before said Court AT the time and place aforesaid,
and contest the probate Of said will, if you have
cause.
Given under my hand at Burlington in said
District, this 4th day Of June, A. d. 156O.
w5Ow3 W. II. FRENCH, Judge.
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WHAT 1T WILL DO.

DosE.-One wine glass full asoften as necessa-
~.
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits
One dose will cure Heartburn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will you good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pains Of Dys-
pepsia.
greeable effects of Wind or Flatuence, and as soon
as the stomach receives the Invigoratng Spirit the
distressing load and all painful feelings viii be
removed.
One dose will remove tho most distressing pains
Of Collie, either in the stomach or bowels
few doses will remove all distractions in the
Kidney Bladder or Urinary Organs
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any
Kidney Complaints are assured speedy relief by
dose or two, and radical cure by the use Of enc
| or two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, from dissipating too much over
night and feel the evil effects Of poisonous Ii
| quors in violent headaches, sickness at stomach
weakness giddiness &c, will find enc dose will
remove all bad feelings.
Ladies of weak and sickly constitutions, should
take the Invigorating Spirit three times day; it
| will make them strong, healthy and happy, re-
move all distractions and Irregularities from the
menstrual organs and restore the bloom of health
and beauty to the careworn face
During pregnancy it will be found an invalua-
BILE medicine to remove disagreeable sensations at
the stomach.
All the proprietor asks is a trial, and to induce
this he has put up the IyvIGoRATING SPIRIT in
pint bottles, at 80 cts, quarts 81.
General Depot, As Water Street n. Y.
Sold in Winooski by J. s. Storrs & Son. in Bur
lington, by T. A. Peck, Agent, and by Druggist
generally.
November 8. 1859. wIyr
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Married.

In St. PauTs Church Burlington, on Monday
evening, June 4, 1850, by the Rev. D. HiIlh"n-@
RuoI, BRADLEY b. SwALLEY, ESQ, TO CAROLINE
MARIA BANTER, daughter Of CARLOS BAXTER,
Esq, all Of Burlington.
In Andover, Mass, May 18th, by Rev. joseph
Tracy, D. D. of Beverly, REV. WILLIAM W. LIv-
1yGsrox Of Potion, c, T., to MARTHA EvARTs,
eldest daughter Of STEPHEN TRACY, NJ. D. Of An
dover
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE.! HAIR


YE!!i-WM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE -
The Original and Best in the World All others
mere limitations, and should be avoided, if you
wish to escape ridicule.
Gray, red, or rusty hair dyed instantly to a beau
tiful and natural brown or black, without injury
to the hair or skin.
Fifteen medals and diplomas have been awarded
to VIM. A. Bachelor since 1899, and over 1000
applications have been made to the hair of the
patrons of his famous dye.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, and is
ranted not to njure in the least, however long it
may be continued, and the iIl-efects of bad dyes
remeded the hair invigorated for life by this
dye.
Sold in all cities and towns Of the United States,
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving on four sides Of each Box,
Of
WIN. A. BACHELOR,
w3sdawly l6 Bond Street New York.