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SUICIDE OF K MEDICAL STUDENT.

Charles L. BIevins, young man nineteen years
of age, yesterday blew his brains out with der
ringer pistol, at No. 34l Bienville street, between
Roman and Prieur. The cause Of the shocking act
was not known, though it is said he had been
drinking freely. He was medical student, from
Selma, Ala, where he is respectfully connected
Coroner Beach held an inquest and returned the
nrnner verdict
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03

About O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke
out in a one-story frame house on Felicity Road
near Laurel street. which resulted in the destruc-
ton of the premises and of an adjoining tWo-story
frame dwelling belonging to Mr.. Harvey. The
house in which the flames originated belonged to
Mr.. Martin Mann.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03

Once when Admiral Pakenham landed at Ports.
mouth, a friend asked him how he had left the crew
OF his ship. "0h,n said he, II left them ALL TO a
man, the merriest fellows in the worldn SHOW
so?r asked his friend. 'tWhy,n replied the Ad-
miral 81 aogged seventeen Of them, and they are
happy it is over; and all the rest are happy be-
cause they have eseaped.i
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03
THE OLD MYSTERY.

The body Of a still-born baby was found yester-
day morning in an alley way on St Joseph street.
The Coroner will endeavor to come at the mystery,
but it is not probable he will be able to ascertain
anything about the crime.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03

EUROPE AND THE SoUTH.-The commercial article
Of the Paris Const5t1.ti9nnet Of March says: " If
likely, expectations from France, England and
Germany to the Northern States would receive
severe check, and, n0lens DolenS, Europen COM,
merce would incline to fraternze with the South,
in spite of its slavery institutions and prineiplesn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03

all the money in the world Is not in Walt street
as will be seen 10 few days. Official informa
ton win soonbe received thatthe Confederate loan
of $lj,C0o.OO0 has been taken at q premium If
per cent, probably.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03
A BLOODY TRAGEDY.-Tbe Memphis Appeal of

A BLOODY TRAGEDY.-Tbe Memphis Appeal Of
Wednesday has the following:
At Mr.. Burns plantation, in the roar Of Com
of the plantation was set upon by four of the ne
groes. He drew a revolver and killed two of them,
but was eventually killed himself. The two re-
manning negroes made their escape. Mr. Markell
Roads bood-hounds were on their track at the
last accounts.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03

LATER FROM PIXIES PEAK.-Fort Kearny, March
2S.-.The Western stage, with mails, passengers,
and Hinckley's express, for Omaha, passed at 4
PM
DenueY, March 25.-The daily yield of gold in
the mines is very rapidly increasing. Mills are
nearly all getting to work. many of them with the
new gold saving process. The population on Blue
river slope has doubled in the last month. That
district will be a great theater Of gulch mining
operation this year. The road over the snow
range between the South and Middle Parks is open
for pack animals, but not for wagons. Emigrants
from the States are beginning to arrive. Weather
Yery fine,
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Fatal ARRAY In Lafourche.
The LafoErche Union of Saturday last has the

The LafoErche Union of Saturday last has the
following: ss---.
A most tragical affair occurred at Lafourche
Crossing on last Thursday morning, in which Mr.
Ulysse POUjOlle was killed, and Hr. Lovingly A. Le-
Blanc, clerk of the railroad station, at Lafourche
Crossing was severely, probably mortally wounded
The particulars of this melancholy affair." as far as
we have been able to ascertain, are these:
On last Wednesday evening the above named
persons were engaged in playing game of bill
liards for sum of money, the deposit of which
was made to q third party, who, in turn, put the
money in one of the pockets of the blliard-table,
calling, at the time, the attention Of the players to
the fact
When the game was concluded, Mr.. Leblanc,
the winner, went to take the money, where it had
been deposited, but found the same missing He
then made demand upon Ponjolle for the money,
who denied having taken the same from the place
of deposit. Upon the arrival of the third party,
who had left the money in the pocket of the bill
lard table, Leblanc stated the matter to him,
and they then repaired to Juan Allemans coffee
house, where Poujolle was employed "a bar-keep-
er, and where he had gone Immediately after the
demand had been made upon him for the money.
Poujolle again denied having the money and
were cast at each other. Pouiolle was then dis
! charged from the house by his employer who
doubted his honesty in the matter.
On the following morning, Poujolle went to the
L1fourehe Crossing, where the quarrel was re-
| newod, and thereupon the parties drew their re-
yolvers and several shots on both sides were ex-
changed, when Poulolle fell and died in a few mo-
ments. The wound received by Mr.. LaBlanc is
said to be fatal, and there but very faint hopes
for his recovery.
Coroner Exncios held an inquest on the body of
the deceased, and verdict of death from wounds
received at the hands of Lovincy A. Leblanc in
fcted in selt-detense, ~ was rendered
Upon the body of the deceased was found the
bill which had been missed from the pocket of the
billiard table, where it had been deposited as
above stated-the party who had made the deposit
recognizing the same.
During the time the parties were exchanging
shots Mr.. Pierre Rzan, in endeavoring to prevent
the shooting, received a ball in his thigh which,
we learn, has been extracted, Aand the wound is
said to be slight.
& Since writing the above, We learn this morning
that Mr.. Leblanc is somewhat better, and that his
sufferings are not so intense. He is a worthy young
man and we hope that he may recover.
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STILL TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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VOLUME XIV.

TELEoRAPHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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NUMBER rs.
FROM THE RIO eRANDE

ARRIVAL oFrHE srEAMEE UNION
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The Three Steamers from New York.

THE TEXANS FoEr1FYrSe OLD FORT BROWN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-03
Continued Advance in the Cotton Market

New York, April 2.-The North German Lloyd
steamship New York arrived at this port this after
noon from Southampton Wednesday, the 20tl
ult., bringing two days later intelligence than wa
receYed by the Rnrns.ia
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R8-Dr. Charles II. ESzeils, Dentist. No. i5ss
Canals ree between GayOpdsat and Bapune Nswor aana
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METAIRIE COURSE, New prleena, April 3D. Is6-Three
mile heats for y Club Purse of $1,000
y. T. kennets b. c. Pa'lic by imp Glencoe, out Of dam
OF - ! |
H. Il. Foley's g lightning, by lexington of Blue
1nnnet; v s,...,:...-..;. ...,...,...: 2
oF Nina; y. o..
Wagner out Of Belle Lews y o.............,. dis
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Hotel Arrivals Ysstertiax.

New ORLEANS, March 90 1861. mar
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Fever and Ague.

from which mankind fud-r over large narr of
nc E'ooc, - TOE snDsrqArncc of diseased aefun
~ TIC system, in,luceL By the poisonous missr,
~ vegetable decay This exhalatson II evolved
~ ne sstion Of solar heat On wrt soil. aai rises
wuh ne wnfrry vapor from ID. While the sun a
t~io. the horizon this yapor ngers near the
earns surface, and the virus Il taken with n
through the lungs into shc bloei Tl.sre il acts
- ~ Irritating poison on the Internal visrrra
sha eNerrfin; organs OF the bcsly. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails 70 sevrre not onl. this
virus, bat also the bile from fhc blood. Dolh
'nc virus and the bile acrnn ulntc in The cir..,,la
Ion. and produce violent con fituiional disorder
ihe spleen, the kidneys. and rhc stomach sym-
rnfhize with the liver, AMI become disor,irrel
also. Finally. the instinct OF our organism M
" ~ m attempt r. cxpd the nOxioas Infusion
concentrates The whole blood ~ the body in the
internal excrciorics 70 force them 10 east II out.
ihe olood leaves The sufiacc. and rashes 10 the
central organs with eongcsfiye violence. This L
fne CxiLL. But IN this effort Il fails Then the
tKvrs toliows In which the blood leaves the
central organs and rGshes % the surface as II
n anoihsr effort ic expcl the irritating poison
through the other great excrtory the skin. Ia
THIS also i fas, ana the system abantons the MT
frmpt exhausted. anil waits for the recovery OF
strength ~ repeat The hopeless effort another ,iay
hese are the fits ur parosy suns Of FEvER AND
AcrE. such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine the health IL Il Il not removed
We have laborcd 70 lind, aud have found. an
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which ncusYsllizcs this malarious poison in the
Rood aud stimulates the liver 70 expcl Il from
Che body As 1t should 80 II does cure this n.
Elective disorder with perfect certainty. And 4
Goes more. % rather does what Is Of more ser.
vice 70 those subject 10 this infection. II takea
70 season u expels Il nom the system rs Il Is alb
scrbrd, and thus keeps those who use n ffee from
- attacks; keeps the sysem in health although
exposed TO the disease. Consequently Il not only
r0res, but protects from. he great variety OF ar
fcciions which arc fRdsced Nv this malignant
infiuence. such as Renitient Fever Chill fever
Dumb, or Masked Ague Periodical Headache
or Bilious Headache. Bilious Fevers. Neuralgia
Khruma'isfn. Cost, blindness. Toothache. Ear
ache. cafarrh, Asthma, Papifafions. Painful Ar.
fections u the Spleen. Mysteries. Collie. Paralysis.
aud Painful Affections u the Stomach and Bow
eis. AZ o. which, when arising from this cause.
vii % found 70 assume morr or less the Rtcrmit-
tent type. This "AsUE CrRE~ removes the cause
Of these arrangements. and cures the disease
This u accomplishes By stimulating the excrc-
sorics to cxpel the virAs from the system: and
these organs BY degrees bcomc habiicd 10 do this
Their once Of their own accord. Hence arises
what we term 0crliR0fion. Tine may accompli~h
the same end, but often life Is not long enough. or
y SACRIFICED in the attempt, while this "Aorn
CCRE' docs IL AZ once. and with safety We have
ereat reason 10 believe this Is q s1rcr rs well a.
safer remedy for the whole class OF diseases
which sze caused By the miasmaiic infection !
Than any other which has been discovered: and
has still another important advantage 70 the l
public, which b, that it Is cheap q we'll e good
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Sor ~ the purposes Of : purgatss Medicine
Foa Cosr,vESEss:
FoR THE CuRk or DrsrkrsrA:
FoR JArSnfcE:
foR THE CuRE or ixpfoEsrIox;
FoR HEADACHE:
ron THE Cure or DrsENTERrs
FOX Foul SroxAcAH:
Fox THE CrRE or EkysIPELAs:
FoR THE PILEs;
foR THE CURE or SCRoFrIA:
koR ALL ScEoFULoUs CoMrLArSrs:
kvn the Cure or RHEUMATISM,
FoR DISEASES or THE SKIN:
yon THE CuRE or LIVER CoMPLArxr;
FoR DRoFsr;
ton TIE CuRE or TErTEH. TuxoRs, AsD SAlr
RHEUM;
Fox WoRMs;
FOH TIE CURE or Gorr:
Ion DrxxER PILL;
FoR THE CURE OF NEURALGIA:
Fox PURIFYING the BLOOD.
They are suRarcoated. 50 Thar the most scnsi
tive can take them pleasantly. AMI thew Are The
best aperient in the world for al the purposes Of
aismily physic.
Price Is cents per Box; Five Boxes fSr 500.
Great numbers OF Clergymen. Physicians.
Statesmen, and eminent percentages, have LENT
their names 20 certify The unparalleled useful
ness OF these remedies. but our space here will
not permit the insertion Of them The agents
~'r- --.'ss'e's s.thIrH &t1tis '4A AMENlNA< Al
hAEAc in which they are given: with also fun
descriptions of the above compla.nts and the
Treatment thai should Be followed for their cure
Do not be put of BY unprincipled dealers with
ether preparations they make more profit on.
Demand ArERs, and take no Others. The sick
want che best aid there b for them. and they
GhouId have H.
Al our Rsmedies are for sale By
Huber 4 Friedman, jasper: Dr.. w Shun-
sermsnn. Ferdinand; WIN Mshia, Ireland:
Wininees 4 Milburn. HsysviIle, and By al
desIers 10 medicines everywhere.
Wholesale By
:. a. Robinson 4 Co., Louisville; Allen &
c.. CircinnssL Nav 4. '6l
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t>'nr wrls known throughout kurose ari Anscs nsrds
NJ oin's nd-tian here They purely Vegetable or,
pr~parci with great exactnr.s and SUGAR <rts NJ
tsfirr tstartr ri.l ~ f1nd rrr rs e. tsr box
these ri-lar'tr sre prepared BY Dr. u a. JscKsos 4
70 hiad ihis, r. and q Lonis. sn. afs scli y
DRUGGISTS and is.sfs ia medicines srsryase The .r
naiaFe - 2 ~ Jaezsos vi! 10 tLs uatsSr u each
bttir ~ liza
Ia pur Er<-ybofys Hnanae.- published arnn.;v. ,nu
VAL hni trsfimnny AMI esnnnendatory n.ticrs frtm All
Tris q ta~ country. These Alnanaez rsrn away ID
al cur axanss
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DIR. j. G. AVER eco.
LOWELL. MASS.
PRics Oxs DOLLAR rER BorrLs.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

hAs Won Tor ilself such Z Fenown Tor the cure or
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint,
that n b entirely unnecessary for us 10 reconnt
che evidence Of IL virtues. wherever Il has been
employed. A. II has long been in consfan, uso
throughout this section, We need not do more
than assure the people its quality Is kept I'D 70
the oesf if ever has been, and that Il NAV BE- re-
ned On % 90 for their relief all IL has ever been
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~ \ ac' that, ~ f'irc ncsiol. every rncn..
m ~ iif human family y subject q dsrnac
disturbance " iir holly isnrtions; lr,.
NN sAe ai NJ SuuI toDc nrl thc .Asrriso
X pa IA crrfiaJ4i stn4c ll,s r~y " gii. /. NJ
-es'..i4c ~ sys'eia ~ 10 seizure ,eiiaNrpn,
eali's. n pr1~r ~ e,vuml s.,ii tl- 'irs.r.,'
o'Jesf. iAe 'fuc tpufrs NJ lGs~uc IS re4iAil.,
hat nMsh viii produce /. naiural laso IN
Ains- N ~ 'csyl iashi.l ~ yiaal ssrN;i,. IA ard
M lHr 'isls PURPOSE III. lluricifsr Aas "a
iro'luesd ~ ihis epuniiy 4 ifrIarsi.pa bearing
Nh name. Nilch " h9t : as inS lcsnc. hnt ono
lha' has hrc sird fof years. giving safssfac-
ion ~ ~ WHO h,Ya lsrd II. .he Bine.s
l'rraie ,-owrrsullt n,ion NE stomach. bowels.
"i liver, Restoring iAsin 10 ! h-1ilhy and
'~ofous action. ai'. tius. III sl.e isuiic Ir.-
s'.ss 81 strengthening nature, ,aab.e The sss-
lem 70 triumph over disease
For iiic cure "a lissrci.-.a. Indigestion. Nnn-
SEA Flnuicncy. io., ~ ihi.riiie. urss.. lilio1s
II uinlA sinlS. arising sr"in J. rurl "A inaes.ua
IN the Stomach " loves IrolAcnr ,iamp,.
'ysehsery. Collie. Cholera ..-osul4, -, u,.s
aiiiers HAYS 40 equal.
inarrh"a. dyscnier. ~ FINK 70 rrnrraliy con-
freire ny new settlers. riii e.Aasss ti... lpally
m i'.e c"Angc " water1sliict, va ~ srcc...ly
.rS'diis' ~ brief .c q ti'iS lrel Al..n.
~ lri'sis. uisease Nai.h II probably lso:o
prrv-icnf. IL all is ,aiious 'r.a.s. than NV
hArs. nnt i':s causs w N.ica ray al..t-
Ne ~ rDnird ~ drraA 5rintaA IN XXX digestive
Org ns, can b. currd viihOm taii NJ. inr
iioiIEfgLL : NIcAAtu lfir1 tss's nor
I irpt .ona On AN bclsie. lnrtL.s L..snt sesrv
,a.slrsa. viii ~ osaG ia .tcr, " as.,.,.. n.s.
ma rAF nVs 49, f.. aF;i, n. J 3Dnn iU ii i..a.-
.1!.- III ra. .nns hnvc lttir. .it0i..f.4. r.-
'ea.4rc w as-'ssy nAi ,frnf i.res,i tltrl "
I'm A E1s'fsi: aai org snsa IA iHcsr
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rlsrk-BAx;L B. EpMoxsr,x.
Auditor JrHs MEHKlssER
Treasurer THEoD.EE ,xDEamAxs.
Recorder : rkPHEs JEKsss.
Sheriff JpHS WF,xsL
CORONER WV. ScHusLrrEMAs.
surveyor BtslANis + KEMr.
HARykv Nicholson.
J. y. BscSwEKnEKT, Commissioner.
Wa n. GREfs.
OFFICERS or HA.sBRlDcE TOWNSHIP.
Jn~'ires- A. II. Alexander ". Keefes
Rose.
Tnusie--- kasrer John.
CDnstables- Anthony Eckerf. p. Guck-s.
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Prof. q. j. Woods
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND
BLOOD RgNOvATOR,

III 70 precisely what irs name indicates
! Tor while pleasant to the taste. il 10 re.
lsisiiying, exhiiirating and strengthening "a
the vital powers. II also revivifies, rein.
states and renews the blood in all is origi.
nal parity and renders the system invuI-
nerable to attacks OF disease. I, is the
only preparation ever offered 10 the world
In popular form so ss TO be in The reach
Of ell. AZ . sure preventive aud cure ~
Consumption. Bronchitis, Indigestion. Dv.
Pepsla, Loss Q: Appetite Fsin,ness,
Nervous IrritsbiIi'y. Neuralgis.
Pslpafation Of the Heart, Mel
snchoiy, Hspochnndria,
Night Sweats, Lam
gor. Giddiness,
and I'll that
Glass OF
cssrs 90 Fesrfully Fatal. called Female
Weaknesses snd Irregularities.
THERE IS NOTHING ITS EQUAL.
Also. Liver arrangements or TorpiIiiys
am Liver Complaints. Diseases OF the Kid
neys. Or any general arrangement u the
Urinary organs.
II will not only cure The debility following
CHILLS and FEVER. but prevent all a.
lacks arising from Miasnafic influences. . nd
cure the diseases o. unce, If already a.
tackled.
TRAVELLERS should have bottle with them.
as u will infsillbly prevent any deleteriou-
consequences following upon change Of eli
mate and water.
40 Y prevents cosfiyene-s strengthens
the digestive organs, il should b. III the
hands 81 all persons Of setentary habits.
LADIES not sccu-ipfnrJ 10 much ont ~
door exercise should always use y.
MoTHERs should use IL. ior n Il a perfse,
relief taken month or two before ire final
trial. che Will pass tie dreadful period with
perfect ease and safety.
There Is no mistake about ~
THE CORDIAL - ILL sE CLAIM ron It'll,
Mothers Try It'll!
And 20 you We appeal, to detec; The III
ntss or decline not only OF your daughters
before il be TOO late. but also your sons and I
husbands; for while the former from falls.
delicscy 60 down ts premature grave rath-
er than let their condition be known IN time
me latter are often so mixed upin tie excite
ment OF business, that II Il were not fcr Won.
they TOO would travel in the same downward
path, until Y 10 too late 70 arrest their fatal
All But the mother 10 always vigiIant. and
q you We con6dentially appeal, for we are
sure your never failing affection will uner- L.
'lnrlv point YOU TO PROF. WOODS RE- !
STORATIvE CORDIAL AND BLOOD
kENOvATOR % the remedy which should
Do always on hand 10 time Of need.
PRoy. wooD's HAIR REsroRArrvE
4 too well known for Us 10 recount is won :
'riuI effects In restoring Gray Hair 10 its !
original color, and producing Now Hair on \
,sId heads.
We could refer 70 thousands Of living
Witnesses, 70 be found 10 every city and vii |
see 10 the Union. but our space will not h
Omit. We need do no more than assure /
hs people its quality l. % good % ever, and !
bat e may Be relied on % the only harm
80 srticle in the market for Restoring the {
'ssy snd Bald. :
The Restorative Cordial and Hair Res'cr- 4
i've are for sale By q. J. WOOD 4 co. 4
a Broadway. n. ". ia Market street {
4 Louis scd By al dsuReisss. :
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Y " NHIt Wv
HuKFR & TnFtnMAN .r.sp-r
i. 4 Il PickHARD N. Hun,,nsbnry.
wiNINGER q NlLHuRy. Has,,lile
! y GOINANN F.rd,nsnd.
WV MAlllN. I.~in.d
WHITE 8 w0oDFoRD, raeH.
Dr. 1857
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The subscribers take pleasure in nnnoun-
chg 20 ne citizens OF The Unif.d States.
that they have obtained HE sgency FOR. and
sre now enabled 10 offer 10 The American
public. the sb"ve justly celebrated and ~orld
reno xns1 article
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the STIMULATING OMeuEnr

l. prepared bs DR.. G. r. BeIiineLsn. an en-
inent physician " l. nlon. and i wsrrants
70 bring out thick set OF
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- Fsy us what yon owe u.
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BEWARE or COuNTERfEI7s.

Sse that you gsr w., fand- German BIZ.
'er~. prensred By Dr. &. NJ jackson. Ph,Ir
delphla. P-nn-s ivnnis, aud that w. siana
lure l. on 'he wrapper % each hottie.
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Whiskers or a Mus:acilc /!

In from three 10 six weeks This arrcle i
the only one of ih- kind used BY The French,
and in L1ndon and Paris i y in unis-rs-l u<e
II IL beautiful. &c -nomicsl. snoitins, vet
stimulating compound acting - il BY magic
upon the roois. ean-ing beautiful growth o.
luxur:ant hsir. II applied 10 the sr.lp, il
will cure SADNESS. and cause ~ spring up
in place Of the bald spots fine gr.~ih Of
new hair. Applied according 10 directions,
Il will iurn red or tony hair dark, aud re-
store gray hsir 10 is original color, leaving
i soft. smooth and flexible. The OxeuEsr'
u IN indispensable article in every gentle
mans toilet. and after one weeks u-e the,
would not for any consideration be without
Il. The Subscribers are the only SCENTS FIR
the article in the United States, 10 whom all
orders must b. addressed.
Price One Dallsr . bcx-for sale by al
Druggists and Derlers, or box a the Ca
ruenr (wsrran'ed 10 have the desired sfi-ri)
will be sent to any who drsire il. bv mail.
direct. securely packed. on receipt Of price
ane postage, Sl.ls- Apply % o. address
HORACE l.. HEGEMAN g. co.
Druggists. &c. "a William s., ~. Y.
March "a. 1s6l-6m.