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ABIUsEM ENTs.

a CAEEMY or Mps,o-MISs PATr,
GLss .rs ns:'ss sssD, a.
that untu tie departure Of PATf and the nala.soss
:: ss:':s: :. -
csiissr. ..d 81 Sus,esess >sr usual s'ss q -
WHICH (. e. y :sss 20. IN
AAAs M f a9SP: :. n .sst : aa
1HE .sBEn u sEviEiE.
Vi" ss ~ fri s slsapSoSs sEsR AnoDro and su
ne s q s s1 Da' ss roS. s Ss
through he spa I'D end q IS oe.s
ss a.. r. ~ ely for her p s
= ns ", 1;sasay G. Brsusinx 7ei Bro.SA aud i Sbsa
:. ss a. PATS o Ss S,s
Opera s.Ts MSS rATTf the Ss diss1: ..s
'r .',. o ...',f s. s. sc*..A FAT!
is $ o. -u'
tor az sMs s 81 4 shs sess.s = II y. ":
TIE h 5s
The xsMBEks t 81 fax .oAsrsEr.
f''As bis ss sssi1 ss$: ssss5al' Sal.
THE MESBsRs or TAG E,s aoysE or REPaxsxHrA-
And many of tho most dsnsuisSsd citizen. Of wa.hpso.
BS%wESnHE 1MssrRx Scala. a.. $500.
pAss svssPAT s TssS's ST. AY III 's EDDY
On which he VIII appear pan BurdAa. ~
LA TOUR Dk kESI.K
Margaret. Misg Hf0a 0rn1
After which
Tx CORSICAN BKO1H0RA
TO conclude With the drama Of
WILL WATCH
WIN WAch j. H. Aneu
MONDAY, fret might Of the engagement Of the
MADr Liz LOUISE WELLS TkuUPH
OF Equestrfsn and Drsmatin Porform0x
GEORGE CHRIsTi'S MINsrRRLS,
s1eLos SALOON
CROWDED WITH IT, e ELITE
LAST NIGHT OF THE fOODLHS
This favorite wilt continue their rechsrche enks
tarmeDts as her tofoye. previous 10 tbeir
DEPARIUkE FOB kUROPE
In the early
Last week of auccessul the sesson 0ope
Christy's adaptation OF the popular
TOODLES
WITH CAUDLE LEOrURES
Mr. Tiuohy Toodles. George Chx1uaY
In 60 sjuncton with
THE BkST QUABTETTE,
THE NEWEST BALLADS,
TIE MOST ELRGANT DANCING,
THE LATEST NEGRO ECCENrRICITIES.
BIDAUX, WILMAkTH and HERMAN alternaasly in NKW
BALLADA
Doors open at $50 to commence at 746 rskes Is oen.
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nNAuL.ARD'S CHOCOLATE.
VA Chocolate de Sante,
Chocolate dc Fsmtea
Chocolate IL Vanilla,
Chocolate Double yAnille,
Ohocosse Par Evceieroa,
Chocolate Fe,uSineux,
Chocolate Home paths,
Chocolate CreamA
Choooi Ate Osrsnoofa.
AL tae above the best qualify aud Is equal 10 In
ported Chocolate and does moi cost kslt the price.
BENaY MAu.LARD,
6zl Broadway.
Wholesale Factory,
l6s and LOO Mercer gtresl
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ASARgLx MANrRLs-GREAr BARGAINS IN MAN
w tells good stock aI~aYs on hxud. M.uols sold fros
$40 upwards, up complete Cau soon at L. KLABEk'
marble ysrd lis Essi street, west Of Third
Few York
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fNOAL.-PURE RED Ash PEACH ORCH aRp) REAL
~ Iebiah And Broad Nounain asc Cum ,srsad Raglish
Camel and Liverpool 0rre al priors low
equally good are sold for HENRY BHkyH esrnsr Csnai
olA Genre ana JeAe 81 WSN Otrooo.
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WINES. LIQUORS. sc.

4 TRKAT Fer EAsTER SUNDAY Irish W aIsK nv
"A imported by JOHN McAUItEFE The press OF Ma,
YORK and the medical faculty pronounce the d,ea Whsksy
IN flavor age and purity Imported Ia United Stass
~ wv ~ H''s"s'
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DEAR TREES-PEAR TREEg-A RARE CHANCE TO
buy about e0 extra Pear rees three years growth from
pursery snd In bearing condition This opportunity
rarely offers Those in want Of choice fruit will do
-
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OUAR1z ROCK MILLS
" QUARTZ ROCK MILLS
l91 CENrRE 0rREE'
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GReA9 REDUCTION TosoUrEAXProN AND HAvRa
The United Sta.oa Mali s.eamshp ILLINOIS win sat-
saturday. April from pier Ncrh river New York. With
raAA, passengers and spece for kngspd and France.
PAssAGE GREATLY REDU1ED:-
70 nouthnnpton-- Cabin SIS; Third Cabin, $50.
TO HAsre- First Cabin $50; Third Cabin, &ya
xhk aeorte atsamshp has ceeu rebuilt ent redtted s
thorough for the European service has
tight parSsnls clAsses q! Lloyds and insures
low = rate any ship that crosses the ocean,
D. TURR ANCk Agent, NO. Bowling Green. New York.
GTsAh--EEw YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvKE.
Vanderbilt European Line United states Mail o.
eAn fortnight between Now York, Southampton and
HaFVA
TRoh NEW YORK RETURNING
NProN FROM ANp
HAvRE SOUTHAMPTON
uGIG0-E, tlraIra. Sat April Z We'd, April Is
-. ........ sat April II Wed, Nay 9.
VANDERBILT, Lefevre. Bat, May g. Wed May q
lIilIf Ola Grinen. .Sst Nay l9 Wed Juno
ga. Iope 2 We'd ,uas y
These ships have wsier tish Compartments
Price x ,aS,sRe either way Tho same.
Vanderbilt; t5g. cabin slo0 Second casiu So
Certienshs OF passage ssued from Europe to AnernA
tpeoe ouiisei ed Ia London and esys
r. ToE2AnCE. Agent, 30 bowling Green, New York
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1TzoE SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.
THE UNITE, ST aTEo NAIL
STEAMER Ar AGO,
y. lIStS, Com Jerder,
VIII leave frr Havre touching Southampton to land the
ss eed passengers saturday, april IS at IL oclosk,
ffou, psr No. 81 ortb river, foot OF Be ach street
1h ship hss Eve sh Compartments enclosing the
engines the collision ending the
could rbeu aud pumps being free 10 WORK. the
safely OF toe vessel and could be secured
prtae Of passage In second CABIN. $40 and 500.
zoe freight pa1esge apply 60
s.MQEL y: FOX, ve,,,
GEO. NJ aCkGszIG, Asea"
ss-rhs steamer FUlIfoN Will succeed shs .rago, snd
Baii
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OUARTz ROCK MILLS
" vii grind from to IN tons per day,
For ISLE at
nArtra 40
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ANTHOLOGY.


A sTONIsHE0. -MADAMA MORROW srvsNer
"A daughter bonn VIM oaul on her fAce csrss.
ssses Ten. how s'S en- And Omen All svsu
wonder, tells your very tbouehta Fee c1iy u 1870
OF sso7 copy Ing my advertisement Ma BA Ludow
near Houston. Qentemen not Adptt.ed, s"~s
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COE BowKRY.-MkDANE wTD6ER, CLArRxvoY
HCO ant and gifted spanish lady unveils the mysteries OF
fut-riy love arrsge, absent euds scknesA res
medicines for all dxessss tells lucky number property oS
* ssoea ~ B0wcry between Houston And BleeskOs -
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UUALLACRs THEATRE.
ENTIRE CHANCE Of. rEaFOaMANGE
TWO NEW PIECES
TONIGHT (aAfURDAD,
FIRST fIMk IN AMERIOA.
The ne v three act
CONkDY,
LEADING hT6IN0H,
Which met with unexsmped success In London
Binpices avori.e old servant in the Ieve.on family
s hrst appearance since HE long nsss.. Mr. Blake
John. bn SON. Mr.. Young
Ar Cn0Wn
Guests. &c. &c.
Mrs. Levesop widow lady step mother 10 Frank Mrs Hoey
llora Mackenzie, her niece Miss Aary Hannon
sOENEkY AND EvENTa
ACT FIRST.
Drawing Room in Mrs Lsveoon's villa at Kingston
The heiress and the dependent
ACT SECOND.
Room In the villa
Tho Bal-The Plan of Hspement-The Discovery.
ACT TbtkO
Psrlor in Mrs Levesos's house, In Northumberland.
Exposure Of deceit OF
be followed by joyous and lsnghsble act pscs By
BOX AND COX.
Mr. Box, re tired printer Mr. BrouehAm
retro0 natter Wat0o<
MT BOZ iate Sophy IA~es Mrs Vernon
Mrs Cox. late amy Hswes. Miss Mary Cannon
Mr. WALLACK
begs 70 announce that the revival OF popular celebrated
i've
.u,, COMEDY,
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MADAME DU BOTS, Cf.A1RvOYANT, FORMERLY nv
M Baysums Museum, nnoat independent record in har
asiopa of disease bussesc SC No twenty
street. between Fh and sixth avenues At Ers Paue,S
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TIE
ENTIRELY
IK1eH DRAkA
IN THREE AUT6
Knitted the
COLLSEN BAwN
BRIDES OF 6sRRYowKN.
DION BcUACIC AULf,
Being tho seventh play hiss u his pon Within sv
ssonihs re others being
CHAMouwI,
TIE oCToRoON,
JEANS DEANS.
VANITt FAIR
20 and such suocer have history
Of the drama beoa contributed brief by
mss any language Unwea,!ed with this prcdigous
Of literary labor Me- Bourccau produces ho work
h WIN give tie public this seAscn.
Dedicated TO the memory Of
'GERALD GRIFFIN"
WHOSE beautiful sle the ColegAnI prompted tho subject
Of The play.
CaARACrHxs
0y OconnOr tho Colleen .nbn Agnes RobsrtSot
nyes CoppAeen slea Of the Pcnies Mr. Rosrcicauh
(Hsr ara sppesraaos 81 hi; thsa.r.j
hafoross CFegNa d. Day
Leeeon
itevcG
(0hx,x~ Sl~fN
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-07

TIE CHIxEsF.-The San FraHcisco Teia:
gram holds the following language with
reference to the future disposition to be made
of the Chinese population of California:
"As is we'll known, large portion of the
Chinese who come to this State are in a con,
dition eff actual slavery. They are owned
by Chirese masters, and the profits of their
labor are all sent abroad. The country reaps
no benefit from them. As the Chinese are
allowed to work in the mines. the profits Of
their slave labor to the owners, is much
greater than they would be if the mines were
closed against them because; prohibit their
entrance to the mines, and they would be
glad to work for much less than they now
do. The plan is, to close the mines against
them, so that they shall be forced to work
only in the agricultural regions. Then land
owners will be enabled to hire them at very
low rate and, as a consequence, to cultivate
much larger surface of soil, to add greatly
to our agricultural predictions, and to en-
hance the value of the property of the State.
The greater portion of the profits resulting
from Chinese labor, will be invested in the
State, instead of, as at present being sent
out of il.
'sIf our State must bear the curse of sla-
very, let it also enjoy whatever of blessings
the institution may confer. Foreigners are
now permitted to enjoy the only benefits
arising under our State policy towards the
Chinese--a condition of affairs which should
by no means be permitted to exist"
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-07

The BIG BEAR OF MARIN KfLLED.-For
some years past grizzly of large dimen-
sions and destructive habits, has been rang
ing in the woods of the neighboring county
of Marln. So well known had his bearship.
become to the stoc- -kraisers and ranchmen Of
that region that he was universally denOmi-
mated "The Big Bear of Marin" The con-.
tributions levied upon the stock-raisers OF
that county by his bearship during the past
four or FIVE years has been immense, for
with age also came wisdom and a sweet
tooth, and during late years, a fresh bullock,
calf, or pig, has invariably been required
at each and every repast in order to satisfy
his appetite. In his early days, it is said,
he not unfrequently returned TO the dead
carcass of slaughtered bullock, for Sec
ond and even third repast, but age and ex-
perience had probably taught him the me-
cessity of abandoning this practice, lest he
in turn should fall victim. Numerous and
energetic have been the efforts made by the
people of Marin to destroy this monster, but
until last week all attempts resulted in SIM
ply adding few ounces lead to his weight.
Some three years since, We are told an effort
was made by a party of natives who
came upon him in an opening and succeed
ed in throwing lasso about him. Proba-
bly, regarding the attack as bit of fun to
see which Of the two was the strongest,
bruin planted himself upon his haunchesj,
and seizing the lariat commenced gathering
1t in, at each haul bringing horse and rider
so much nearer. The assailants finding how
matters would probably terminate, cut loose:
But all things earthly have an end, and the
big bears came last Friday evening in this
wise: On Thursday evening he entered the
premises of Mr.. j, S. Bracket, near Salmoh
Creek, and made his supper on hog.
An attack was made upon the "varmint
by Mr.. Bracket, when be retreated to neigh
boring thicket On the following day par
ty consisting of Mr. Bracket, Jules Poirsson,
I. H. Estey, S. Steadman, V. Bonnard, c. L.
Estey and Mr.. Cooper, took his trail, and
had proceeded but short distance when,
upon entering the woods, the bear rushed
upon them without warning, and making at
Mons Bonnard crushed him to the earth
As the bear approached, Bonnard discharged
his rifle but without effect. Before time had
been given the bear for attacking the pros
trate man, 7. H. Estey planted ball in his
neck. which brought him to the earth, when
he was speedily dispatched. Bonnards in
juries, wonderful to state, consisted only of
a slight flesh wound on the left arm. The
bear was brought to this city on the follow
ing day, where he excited considerable in
terest. His weight was l, l40 pounds, which
being altogether teo strong for the people OF
this burg to stomach, his captors deemed it
prudent to ship him to San Francisco, where
the lovers of I" bar meat no doubt had an
opportunity to crafty the taste to their full
content. Sotohid County Journal, June l5:
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-07

POPULATION or THE WoRLD.-The popula-
tion of the globe has been generally estima-
ted at seven hundred millions of human be-
ings. Recently the estimate has been in
creased to one thousand millions. The la
test survey, and probably the most accurate,
is that made by Herr Dietrich, Director of the
Statistical Bureau of Berlin. He computes
the entire population of the globe at twelve
hundred and sixty-eight millions. He as
signs to Australia two millions, to Africa
two hundred millions, to Europe two hum
dred and seventy y-two millions, to Asia sew
en- hundred and fifty millions, and America
iifty-nine millions.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-07

LUTHER AND THE DEviL.-"The devil" said
Luther, shed great anniversary, at which
his emssaries were convened to report the
result of their several missions" ;,
81 let loose the wild beasts of the desert
said one, "on caravan of Christians, and
their bones are now bleaching on the sands"
~ drove the east wind" said another,
ss6ercely against ship freighted with Chris.
tians, and they were all precipitated to the
bottom Of the sea-"
"What Of that" said the devil, ''their souls
were saved.'
"For three years. said third, ~ cultivat-
ed the acquaintance Of preacher of the
gospel. At last we were on intimate terms,
and persuaded him to preach politics and
throw away the bible
Then, for the first and only time" con-
tinued Luther, .sthe devil and his imps shout
ed, and the hight stars of hell Sang for joy !"
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-07

A candidate for the honor of representing
four ffe-bnrgs in Parliament, calling upon
an honest shoemaker for his vote and infu-
ence, took the liberty Of kissing the gndewife,
who was a middle-aged woman, and rather
good looking. In doing so, he ihgeniously
slipped couple of guineas oit of his own
mouth into hers. Instead of being offended
at such breach of decorum, the lady looked
him a moment silly in the face, and said, az
she pocketed the pieces-"Gin We like, haze
dochter, which ye may kiss also =
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-07

A new gunpowder is annou iced in Eng
land, which is said to be less dangerous than
common powder, produces very little smoke,
and that of less pungent kind than usual;
not only enabling the miner to work in close
places without the great delay consequent
on smoke, but greatly diminishing The up-
healthy effect OF It in the mines.
The hydraulic press., 1860-07-07

CHANGED HANDs.-The Mafiposa Star says
that the Fremont grant has changed hands,
and is now in possession of T. w. Park, of
San Francisco. Some trouble about wages
among Fremont's employees, led to this un-
fortunate result.
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tFrom the Louisville Journal, of yesterday
burning Of the Western LunatIc
asylum at HOpktnSVi1le, Ky...AlI
the IunattcS Rescued but One.
We regret to learn from an extra of the
Hopkinsville Mercury, that the Western
Lunatic Asylum, the largest and most
costly building in Kentucky, took Gre on
Friday norning at IL o'clock, a. 81, and
IN the course Of fou! hours was totally de-
stroyed, with the exception of tie walls.
The ire was first seen on the roof, in the
rear OF the west wing; and as high wind
was blowing from the northwest at tt
time, the Cry shingles were soon in fame
that defed all efforts at subsection. The
vast halls created a draught like the blast
OF furnace, and in . short time the i'm
mense edifce, which We had thought
might stand as en- everlasting monument
tosits builders, was wrapped from tower
to foundationin one sheet of livid, crack
ling and roaming flames, that swept along
With the tury. of a tornado.
DR.. Montgomery, the Superintendent
lost everything in his great efforts to save
his PATIENTS, The assistants suffered in
like manner. On reaching tie yard some
hfty ofthe patients fed panic stricken TO
the woods; parties arein the woods seareb-
ing for them and are fast bringing them
in. On repairing to the spot at 3 o'clock.
the editor Of The Mercury found the road
extending some two miles from the conrt
house tbronged with citizens visiting and
returning from the scene Of the disaster.
The splendid structure was the pride of
our people, and all were shocked at its
swift destruction.
The attendants succeeded In saving the
patients, some two hundred and iifty.
without injury, except one, who was fast.
ened IN his his cell, near when the Ere origin
his own life, had to leave him.
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=sPECIAiI NOTICES.
Yes III . E......l.!...s.. .. llsaIsl


Il g10u wish 70 Ind our 1fellieines
FiIldot bad The f1lloNinst nd q ms
aud Daudeli0n neFs fans % enre ssr0f6I6s VThits
s!lelhns R1nning GleeTss ara IN On tho
szEns b. Borough tie BlS6d, 6 IA els
Rer5enea Of over q zyelTs has proven.
"a. Brentlinger Syrup B6neset and VIVID Cherry,
has no equal In the cure Of Coughs Colds and Aztec
lions of the Chest generally.
Sd. Rreutlingor's CafhRrtic Pills remove all acid
and dete1etiOns substances from the Stomach and
Bowels, without IN the least SeSening the stomach
Thsyan the besti PHI for GENERAL pss now soldS
tth The 5BeEgerz ot Spine and Muscle L1uiment
acts lke1 charm In relieving al p9lns Of the face
taek=or iIll6sS where tle use q lInimSnt & ius
dieated.
5th. The genuine ConElll S6lve, as prepared by VA
Is an know, OF the very best things Ia the
World for Cuts, Burns Bruises, he
9Th. Tho Golden Hair Restorative, prepared by us,
gives to the hair h1e gloss, renders it son and
smooth, and not Oa1J prevents it falling outs but
causes ney crop where tbs head has become bald.
PA. BRENTLINGER q CO,
PhaTmScentists and Chemists,
oet22 No. Isl Market street.
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PILES: PILEs! PILEs.YI
IRdat AIT . Holg cured


That tsit z rhots casredf
Thousands Of persons have PiIes-snfer for years
with the diseascyet few know what it Is, or how it
is cured Every case of Piles, whether manifested In
the form Of external tumors rcqueat bIeedings; or
in violent itching aud depends essentially
upon congestion of the abdominal circulation
This produces the dIlatI6n of The veins
formation OF tpmors hemorrhages, pain and suffer-
ing; and the disease can only be fundamentally
cured BY medicines which, taken internally, relieve
this yeaoas congestion. Hence ointnents, washea,
and even injections are 30 inenectual.
tIIEIAIPHREY'sH0A EoPATHIoPIIE sPEeIFIOs
sugar pill taken two or three times per day,
which the disease depends Hundreds have bean
cured by II, even OF the most obstinate cases An
box. -. ~ 80. : 3 49,
N. Bs-A full set OF HDHPHKRTB' HOMEOPATHIC
.SPEctIIeS with Book Of Directions, and twenty.
Remedles, In large Walls and morocco
case Sol do. In plain case case of hfteen boxes
aud book, 81 80 E7s5ss
The Rsmedle4 by the single box full case sent
70 any address by mail e1 press free Of chaFReon
receipt pf the price, Address III = = = -
80 Fl Oh. RyHD1IPHRETB& CO.
~. 662 Broadway, New York. 4
Sod. by Rs&BUEHFIELD,
0etlt &o.14 Main 81 !, wheeling.
fstAH S19H 1SffA ~ lKILIR FLOUR
NJ lust received pei ttelmoF laFn6fa
sht ~ tales pst2p " RRtLII
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49, We refer our readers to the advertisement
- Of Messrs. cHURolL& DUPONT, No. 400
broadway New York. Tho blood Food Is one Of the
greatest medicines Of the age aud is rapidly driving
out Of the marEetalI the qnack nostrums Of modern
times Its efficacy is great and It's superiority so
ticle Dr.. EATcS's celsbratea Intantile Cordial, l.
medicine prepared by irregular piiysieiSnof emil
nenee In his profession, and one who has devoted his
life to tho phases Of Infants diseases 1T Is
no humlug; but ailedi cine. which commands itself
to those only who can appreciate it, palGchicoLa
S- See adpertiseHtent mh24 d&v
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sGni6n sntl peace The Of his 5cbatae.
ter at this juncture, has done asmerit0riOts
act, thar entities him 70 the thanks of an
Rell--Hisher of onr: instit tons and 1Ss
more than ever, Untitled 10 restect a. an
'abIe j1rist, q prudent stat man . patriot
tic citizen, and an accomplished geatle-
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RELIEF IN Ten MINUTES
BRYAN'SPULMONICWAF


The Original Medicine Established in 1881, and first
article of the kind ever introduced under the name
OF tPULNoNIC WAPERs," In this or any other coun.
try; all other Pulmonfc Waters are counter1eitA.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN
being stamped on each WAFER.
BRrAS's PuLNoSIc WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
BKTAS's PuLXoxIC WAFEEs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRTASs PULHoNIc WAFKRs
Relieve Shifting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRIASs Pu1NoXIc WAHERs
Relieve Ineipient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRTASs PulNoNlc WAFEEs
Relieve Irritation of the UVula and TonsilE
BRTAN's PuIHoSIc WAYERs
Relieve tile above Complaints in Ten Minutes.
BRYANs PuLnoSIc wArEHs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
BRYANs PULNoSIc WA7ERs
Are adapted for Yocalists and Public Speakers.
BRASS PULWoNlc lYAPERs
Are In simple form and pleasant to the taste.
BRTAN's PU1NoSIc WAFrRs
Not only relieve, hut effect rapid and lasting Cures
BRTASs PUL1oS1c WATKRs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without "a box Of
BRYAE's PrLHoSIc W4YERs
In the house.
No traveller should be without supply of
BRrASB PuLNoNIc WAFERS
in lis pocket.
No person will ever object TO giYe for
BRYAN's PULNoSIc MAFEBs
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, ".
Sold in Wheeling by T. II. LOGAN co. and
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-12-08
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE
W.A.BATCHELOR,s HAIRDYEI

The Original and Best In the World!
Ali others mere limitations and should be avoid
ed, If you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed ins.antly to a
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without In
jury to the Hair or Skin.
FIFTBEN MEDALS AND DRPLoMAs have been
awarded toWM. A. BATcHEron since 1889, and over
10000 applications have been made to the Hair OF
the Patrons OF his famous Dye.
VA. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a
color not to be distinguished from nature, and is
WARRANTED not to tnjure in the least however long
may be continued, and the tlLefects of BAD Dyes
renedied the Hair invigorated for by this Spleen
did Dye.
Sold in all cities and towns of the United States by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealere.
81 The Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each box Of
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR,
mhlS-d&wly 10 Bond Street, New York.