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DfistelIanG0ns.
LETTER FROM MAJOR JACK DOWN
ING.
WASHINGTON, June 8th, 1862.

WASHINGTON, June 9th, 1862.
To the Editors of The Cdwcashin:
iSurs 1T has been nifty unpleasant
wether since / writ you last, an | have
had rale sharp twinge of the rumatics.
These cold rains in June are hard on a
constitushin that has had tussle with
nigh on to about eighty winters; but
howseyer, with little elder bark tee my
favorit remedy wen it's mixed with good
deal Of old rye, I've got now about as
good as new agin. So the other day I
telled Linkin / was goin to finish up my
siferin on the tinancies. He sed he wish
cd { would, for he was alreddy beginning
to think about laying the foundashin fol
his mex message, an he wanted the facts
to put in. So | telled him he must give
me letter of authority that / might show
the Seckatary Of the Treasury, SO that he
would see that / warn't eny common chap
coming to pry into what was none of my
business. So Linken sat down an writ o
letter as follows:
eDEAR SUR :---Majer Jack Downing is
authorized to examine into the state of the
fnancies IN particular.
When the Kernel first writ the letter,
he didn't have on the last two words in
italicks. asked him to put 'em on an
he did. SEES he, "Majer, what do you
want them words for r. "Wal," SEES I,
"Kernel, them words will puzzle Chase
enamost to death, an will SO trubbel him
that he will think eff be dares to keep back
the truth that you'll be sure to give him
his walkin papers. You see, Kernel, you
must be q little mysterious with these
POLITICIANS, or else they don't get Altered
Of you.
/ then put the letter in my hat, rite I'M
der Tho linin, an takin my slate under my
arm and my hickory in my hand, I start
ca for the Treasury buildin. II amt far
far from the White House, an / soon got
there It's d nifty big pile Of stones, |
tell You, an must have costa heep Of mon-
ey 10 have got il fixed up SO nice. Jest
as / was goin in the door, met Mr..
Chase comm out He knew me and ]
knew him. tho he didn't suspect for .
minnit what / was after. Sos he, Ma
jer, I'm highly tickled to see you. 4
docs my heart good IL seea genuwine 10y.
all man In these days Of rebellyun, an i
know you're one. sf1Nal,U ses ], "Mr,
Sekatary, ef (,inneral jackson was . 10y.
iii man, then I'm one, an # he warn't
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A Shrewd Irishnan.

An Irish priest was seen standing at
the corner Of one of the squares In Lon
don, about the hour Of dinner. One Of
his countrymen observing the worthy
father in perplexity, addressed him
"Oh, Father O'Leary, how is your riv-
irence 7"
"Mightily put out" was the reply.
"Put out ! who'd put out your riyir-
ence?" r.
"Ah! you don't understand; this is
just i'll am invited to dine at one of the
houses in this square, and I have forgotten
the name, and l never looked at the
number, and now it's seven O'Clock"
"Oh, is that all" was the cry. ttJust
be aisy now, your rivirence, I'll settle that
for you"
So saying, away few the good natured
Irishman round the square, glancing at
the kitchens, and when he discovered
fire that denoted hospitality, he thundered
at the door and inquired Father o.
Leary here?" AS might be expected,
again and again he was repulsed. AT
length an angry footman exclaimed
"No, bother on Father O'Leary, he is
not here, but he was to dine here to-day,
and the cook is in rage, and says the
dinner will be spoilt. All is waiting for
Father O'Leary."
Paddy, leaping from the door as if the
steps were on fire, rushed up to the aston
ished priest
"All right, your honor's rivirence, you
dine at 4S, and mighty good dinner
you'll get"
ooh; Pat, said the grateful pastor, sthe
blessings Of Q hungry man be upon you"
''Long life and happiness to your rivir-
ince. | have got your malady, / only
wish had your remedy
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4oetifal,
I'm Sitting in the Twilight.

BY MRS. e. D. n.
Pm sitting in the twilight
The twilight soft and pale,
Sad are the memories it invites,
And many hope unveils,
That time and suffering had obscured
With clouds of grief and pain;
The twilight hour hath now restored,
And gilds them DER again.
I'm sitting in the twilight, \
Uncared for, lone and sad;
The quiet stars beam just as bright
AS ifmy soul were glad;
All nature seems in peace to sleep,
Unmindful of the strife
That through my tortured bosom creeps.
To snap the chords of life.
Pm sitting in the twilight
The twilight calm and still;
I'm list'ning to the bird Of night,
The lonely whippoorwill,
It's pensiye notes recall again
Sweet words THAI truthful seemed,
And dreams oflove now worse than vain,
And vows still unredeemed.
DEER PARK, Hartford Co., Md.
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DINNER FOR MEN-TrA FOR WOMEN

DINNER FOR MEN--IEA FOR WOMEN.
Says good observer: "You never
hear one woman. invite another woman out
to dinner, any more than you hear one man
ask another man to come and take tea with
him. No! it would seem that women's
hearts softcned and melted over the tea
cup, and that mems could fly open to each
other with the table cloth. Who is there
to explain it? It takes several knives
and forks to dig into mans secret, ma
ture, whereas the simple key Of the tea
caddy will unlock woman's secrets at any
time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-06
Personal Intelligence.

Brigader General Howard arrived at The Astor House
late Tuesday evening He severely wounded In
the battle before Richmond, which rendered the ampu-
taton Of his necessary After recruiting his cnsr-
GIGS and strength which had been greatly exhausted by
his journey from the sea& Of war; he left for his home
in Maine yesterday afternoon.
Lord Edward ST. Maus scion OF the prnoely house Of
Somerset and son Of the duke Of that name H. g. wise
and n h. PsIew sud VIE, Of England Captain Leslie OF
Ireland; Rev. w. W. Niles, OF Hartford r. u. Taylor OF
Kingston, and J. J. Schermsrhorn, Of the United
States Marines, arc stopping at the Brevoort House.
Baron Stoecki Russian Minister 70 the United States
and fsusly fro m Washington Marqussa de Rla Palma
Arthur nury, Queens Messenger, from England
and Mr. Davydow, Secretary Of the Russian Legation
stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
Lieut.. J. s. Bcales and L. Miles, OF the United statcs
Army; L. Scott, of Leavenworth, Kansas; ID. II. Hand
and family Of Rock Island, ILL., DR.. Reed and wife, Of
Honssdae, Pa; Henry Wilson, Of Columbus, Ohio, add
Rufus X viec, Of Albany stopping at the Mstropo
tan Hotel
Judge Baldwin, ofSyraouse Capt Pstrie Of the steam
ship City OF New YOk; 4. j. waters OF England; q. T..
A. Ieay OF Chicago; D. T. Abertsgn and w. Harris and
family, Of New York, and A. G. Alien, Of Mexico, are
stopping at The Everett House.
Sir Weeks WINTER, Of london; Mons Loubat and fani.
ly of Paris Peter Gansevoort and family and James
Kidd, OF Albany; ". d. II. Snyder OF New York; j. n
FIazen and family OF Terrs fhtuts Samuel Lapham Of
Boston; Sargent, of Worcester, n. Richardson and
wife OF Boston; H. b. Woodsouss Of Liverpool Capt q.
IL Powers, Of Hudson; Austin Ayers, or Syracuse aud
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NJ Girards runners in their ordinary state requires
wer Of 10. 40 lbs to ton He reduces this, how
OF forcing pump placed upon the vehicle by means OF
which a film Of water is kept continually injected be-
meath the runners thus reducing the friction almost
nothing the cars as II We're sailing along Another Pc
cuarly Of his system is the suppression Of locomotives
the motive power being also water. A series OF sta
tonary engines, placed at intervals OF ten kilometres
(six miles) compress water into metal ube and the
pressure thus obtainsd-squal 10 eight atmos
pheres-s communicated TO transversal pipes. placed
at intervals OF fifty yards and provided each with
lateral orics which opened and then closed by the
train itself The water issuing from the orice
with degree violence strikes oil curved
floats like those Of water wheels and placed under the
floor Of each carriage BY this means the experiments
that train may be propelled at the rate OF fifteen
miles hour along gradients Of and four-fifths
inches per yard The Emperor is said to be enthusiast
caly interested this mode Of rsnspor and
experiments shortly to be made upon much larger
scale than they have heretofore bean.
Another invention In accordance with the spirit
Of the times il alleged to have been made By person
near Rochelle, Who 1t is said, has been engaged ten
years in psrfectng ii. He claims that by application
OF electric power he can concentrate at the moment OF
discharge all the guns the side Of vessel upon any
given point on the enemys vessel or fortihcaons and
that iron plates however thick could resist the terri
BILE effects OF such converging FIRE. The Emperor has
sent tho inventor attering letter. and conferred upon
him the decoration Of the Legion Of Honor.
Americans are becoming thick in Paris, many arriving
by the and many returning from their winter
tours through Italy ana Germany.
10 said that Archbishop Hughes, who is now in Rome,
where he will remain to attend the ceremony OF the ca
nonization OF the martyrs Of Japan has presented his
Holiness tho Pope with the snug sum Of $500 0OO col
lectsd for that purpose from "the faithful in his do.
The celebrated physician Civiae, who performed
the operation for stone upon the King Of Belgium has
just received $50 900 francs and decoration from his
Majesty for the job.
The Camp Of Chaons to be inanguratsd the 26th
Bishop Purcell Of Cincinnati, has arrived here on his
way TO Rome.
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IssIsS T.
g .s,.d brig L :s sDGnd : SS I:
sls x;
Co. Had strong head wind. and the entire
Oh
=
ks1 %ss BARTON
died the passage The ship anchored in the LOVE-
nSs s,s ssasn: 2 NTH CO..:
Curing e. as ol I. NJ. s % D01a
Ion as5% n.a1
same lime spoke Pilot Fish, bound EufoDsi when ID
"lsi
%s: s Ss With
ss Q ss f..
::% s.. nsss +
g? 5sI as In
dr z Usas asdS
to Miller HoSsSson Had sastsry winds most Of The pad
Brig Esss1 Smith cardsnss 10 days. with sugar and ho
Sris E.empsr OBJ Of 81 John. NIB Newell. csnfSssSss
S.I n Hl's Whaling sshr 6no1 days
$1,000
Brig DANCES Duben. Boston, days. in balas. . Tfask
Schr usan Jayne (of Brookhayenl - Matanns, ~
~ with fruit TO Pearsall Sailed ~ company with
schr Morning Star Orb Truilen Lngan Co. 20 days. wiz
ssas ysgq: sss Crane Windsor, Nd II days. with paa
seS1 Fse %BasI Windsor Ms days. with p.'
IS seSp Planet wilson Corvallis Ms, ls wit
potatoes, TO J 4 A Dewof
schr Swan Br), Taylor Hsboro, MS, 10 days, with pas
schr George Prescott (r) Smith, St John, NIB, 10 days
with ship timber, to F. Ncyins Son.
Schr B Ritts, White, Chincoieague. days.
Schr Frank Herbert Parker Philadelphia for Boston Il
Schr Rebecca Dexter Lynch Newcastle Del days IN
morning. schr ashore between the Highlands ana Mo
Tavern Houses and is rapidly Sfea1k lang. uD
| schr vaihalIa, Ross, Calais. 10 days.
Schr Sarah Louisa, Yeaton, Rockland, 4 days
Schr Alfred Barrett, Cornish, Boston for Albany.
| Schr Weeks, Young, Boston, days
l Schr Leader Howard, Georges Banks, 2 days.
/ Schr Mill Creek, Romer, Providence.
Schr Maria L Hall. Cole. Portland, CT
Schr Golden Rule Sylvester bridgeport.
/ Schr Deputy Lewis Port Even for Providence.
Schr Bird, Arey Rondout for New London,
Slpop TAwemeo,! Ray, Nantucket days.
Sloop willard Buckingham. Providence, 2 days.
Steamer Fanny Cadwalader rerson. Baltimore
l Steamer Minnesota. Garrett. Baltimore
Steamer Franklin, Dougherty. Baltimore.
Steamer Anthracite. jones PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Pelican Jones. Providence.
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
Wind at sunset ENE
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HIPPIN G NE w s.
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ALMANAC FOR TKw yoRK--ruIs DAY
SUN nusKs. ............ % NOON sErs morn IL n
SUN ............. ~ HIGH wArER 49,. morn ~
Port OF New York, June 8, 1854.

CLEARED
Ship Eastern State, Ksating IAve~pooi-A Leary.
Ship ArkwrSht, Caulkns, Liverpooi-Spodord Tiestoa
Ace.
twrn Go.
Bark Henry rrowbrsgc, Duntse BarbadosH rrowtridse
4 Son.
Bark II q w Dodge. Jarvis Trinidad-C A Il J Peters
Bark Leland Nickerson, Phhadepha-N A Griswoid.
Brig Abby Swift Avery, 81 Tbomas-haitand, Phelps
Co.
Brig Lscy Darling tBr), sonpcr. Nassau--J Epcas
Brig King Br), Cof1lh 81 John MD pewolf
Soir Youth tbr) Haye, 81 Pierre, MsrtP Nevius Son
Schr A Linncl, Snow, Curacoa-L Niekerson.
Schr A Kelly, Kelly Sombrero--R u Edridge.
schr Tnrasner tBrl, Huster Haafax-H "a DewoR
Schr Hutcistiss. Petite, New Oreans-N II Brigham.
Schr Manhattan, Leman New Orieans-Maser.
Schr w II Burden, Ferris, Yorktowp-Mester.
Schr N Terbell, Handy, Alexandria Master.
Schr Josephine, Davis, Alexandria--II Racket
Bchr A j Rsssell, Hodges, Woods Landng-Maste~
schr Reeves Cnrman. Fort Deaware-van Brnnt A
Slaght
Schr Minerva, Brooks, PhiiadeIphia-H Racket
Schr w II Rowe, Harris, PhiladelphIa-Baker In vim
Schr Cark, Grlmn Philadelphia-Baker Dayton
Schr Plymouth Rock. Burr, Boston, q Dayton Ga
Schr Reed, Gould, Gloucester-yan. Brunt A gapbt
schr Philadelphia Cliraly Cambridge Brest Son a 90
Steamer Valcan. Morrison. Phsdephia. -
ARRIVED
Steamship Persia tBr) Lott, Liverpool,sNsy a. o,esrs
town 10Th, $50 PM with mdse passengers 10 II nara
May a. passed schr Gsorganns Usery add shp senator
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Our Key West Correspondence.
KEY WET, May 30, 1897

Arrival Of the United States Frgde Pa0mac--Eartial
Conformation Of 1s French Disaster, dc.
The United States frigate Potomac has just arrived
from Vera Cruz MEXICO bringing the important informa
ton Of the complete discontinued OF the French forces on
the has Of the Mexican route the atty sod their rspulse
and hasty retreat to Vera Cruz Ne particulars have
been received Of the engagements. A heavy gale Of
wind continuing all day, prevented communication with
the frgats here Enough is known however, to assure
you that the French eagles have been cbhgsd fold
their wings and the entire army have countermarchsd
and directing their course towards the seaeoas
retreating rapidly and with great loss before vcto
rious and Superior force.
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Thomas Kmber Jr Of Philadelphia stopping at the
st. Nicholas Hotel
Gen. J. H. Lane and family, OF Kansas; Capt. T. D.
Sewal, Lieut.. C. A. Howard and Dr. Mathews, OF the
United States Army; N. s. Gregg, Of Ohio; Capt X. r.
Lopez, Of Philadelphia; z R. Nudge, Of Boston; Mr..
Barnes and family, g. Dawson H. Hastings j. Davis and
G. G. Davidson. OF Albany Hollis White, Of Niagara; Mrs.
Capt. Sothsr, Of Newport E. L. Beard Of st. Louis Mr.
Colbert and wife OF San Francisco and Mr. Stearnes and
family Of Bombay are stopping At the Aston House.
Her Excellency Mrs. Dundas, from Prince Edward
Island, is in Quebec visit to the Governor General
and Lady Monck.
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General Prim Appointed Spanish Ambas-
sador to Mexico.
1rOn-Clad Ships and Land FOrti-
ficatiOns.
AFFAIRS In INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
&c, &e., Ice

the cunard steamship Persia, Captain Lott, which
sailed from Liverpool at half past three the afternoon
Of the Gath, and from Queenstown the 25th ult.
rived here hapast eight O'Clock yesterday morning,
with the European mails and passengers
Her three days later than that by the City Of
New York.
The shipwrghts in the various dockyards Of England
are to be employed in building iron vessels, they de-
sire such employment, considered that the gene
raj work Of iron shipbuildng viii be better performed
by shipwrghts than by any other men.
The recapture OF Nieksch by Dervish Pacha is con-
nrmed in Turkey The Montsnsgrns made three as
sauts Zubzi but each time we're repuised by the
Turks.
The Calcutta and China mails reached Marseilhs on
the morning Of the oath Of May The American portion
will come by the next steamer.
The steamer Southwick arrived at Liverpool May Is,
from Nassau N. p with cargo Of cotton and rosin.
The steamship saxona, from Southampton the 2lst
Of May also arrived At this port early yesterday
ing, with mails and passengers.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE 6, 1862.

could obtain from official sources in France but he
decline produce the reports Of the officers OF the
English government, which1 had beenl made confden-
italy.
Mr. B. Osborne complained Of the treatment Captain
Coles II with that Of Sir w. Armstrong
He asserted that the experiments with the monster
Armstrong gun had been perfect deuson and that the
Warrior target had been fairly penetrated He
asserted the Armstrong gun 10 be failure as naval
gum and that il would be found SO after millions had
been wasted
Sir J. De Hay explained that the enects
OF the monster Armstrong gun on the War
rior target found not TO be so greas on exami
nation they appeared first when they could only OBJ
serve the front OF it, He admitted that on May 20
the gum although had pierced the armor plates had
only buged in the skin OF the Ship without doing any
damage He believed the Armstrong gun to be the best
In the world.
Lord c. Paget denied that Captain Coles had been
fairly treated He would receive royalty for every
cupoa used in the navy, and it was only fair renune
ration for his valuable invention
The resolution to present Mr. George Peabody with the
freedom OF tho city Of London in response 10 bis noble
gift Of f150Q00 for the benefit Of the poor had been
adopted by the Common Council after debate, in which
the highest compliments were paid to Mr. Peabody.
1t stated that the Admiralty have settled with Cap
tain Coles for his cupola patents The nation is 70 be-
the exclusive possessor Of the invention IN con-
sideraon OF paying down and granting TO Captain
Coles f100 every cupoa brought into the service for
the next fourteen years.
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THE INVASION OF MEXICO.

The London Globe says that England has washed her
hands Of the Mexican business and retains only that
hold the of Vera Cruz essential to compel
the Mexican government to discharge its debts to Eng
lish subjects.
The Paris correspondent or the London GIob says in
regard the French occupation Of Hexco that the plan
Of operations has been fully decided upon in the imperial
councils and Cabinet The metropolis Of Mexico is To DO
occupied under every contingency and garrisoned until
the 10th Of the coming October when the yellow fever
being overs fresh army Is 70 be forthcoming
and every strategic position in the whos country seized
There is to be three years. occupation by French
troops allow time for the development OF the national
will.
The Esprit Public IN q measure confirms this; IL be.
eves council Of ministers had deliberated Mexican
affairs and decided that the expedition should DO pursued
and that the Cabinets Of Madrid and London made
acquainted with the resolution.
A Madrid despatch says
A telegram received here from London states that
England and spain have both entirely approved the
duct OF their penpotentares in Mexico. Tho English
Cabinet said have invited the Cabinet OF Madrid
declare the treaty concluded at London to have apsed.
MADRID. May "a, 1852.
is stated that Gen. Prim will be authorized to return
to Mexico Spanish Ambassador. He will be instruct
Cd 10 present his credentials to only the constituted
government and TO Juarez
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CMITn 4 BROTHERS.
= NEW roRK
PALE
Xxx

whole half and quarter casks brewsa tr2m rs cho
barley malt hops Brewery 1888 and LOO west kshtesun
street, between Seventh and KisAkh avcnasA n r.
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Non-Arrival OF the Bohemian.
FATHER PoIST, June SEA. n.
There no tidings Of the Bohemian from Liverpool
wsathse clear, with a light northeast breeze.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

IMPORTANT WsRK ON PHYSIOLOGY &C-A'
E1ue ior the maIrief or those oontemps ing Dr.
l.AhhONTS Paris, London and New York Neil .al ~
.sts a sna ssrse Guide Anew edition, revealing tho
ana English hospitals &C. Including treatise upon he
ana INJECTING the human family from
rance o. tneir causes Sent free any address far al -
M no vesey street Aston House. or ROSS ~
are ~ a.; strret New York The Doctors ofces
from "a. ~ D6H.M ~ i'' uc~'"oo' aro
We concur With other papers In recommending Dr.
~, and ms work des Flats Unis Germs n
s neisfm DisTssoh sAAis Eeaung, ktlas Medical RED
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India and China.

VmUI0 0hU OMImW.
The heavy portion Of the Mediterranean and Bombay
mails arrived the afternoon Of May n.
The Rao nephew of Nena Sahib, has been captured In
Cashmere territory.
The rebels (Chiness) were driven OF Thugtada
the Sd Of April The place in the hands OF the Allies.
Admiral Hope and DR.. Hesketh slightly wounded Troops
have been ordered from Tensin 70 this place. Nankn
Is surrounded by superior forces Foreigners allow
Cd to visit Pekin under the passport system The foreign
Allies gaining favor in the eyes Of tho Chinese
Nothing important from Japan.
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DAcHKLs RENOWNED JEWELS, PRESERVED TQ
her By the European Poteniscs are now enlisted q
made Call on the owner, Dr. ALPHoNsE III Yves. Tcnsf
street. near Broadway
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a LLLEvlAToR-DR BRIGGS NEWLY INVENTED
- oorr ana Bunon Allevisor In harmless and certain
Fee ' or ooSns Bsnons coses Frosted and BIis,e
sent ~ man on receipt Of price and six cents Sol
% DRUGGISTS Or. J. BRIGGS, PROPRIETOR and Practical
Chiropodist, 2l2 Broadwa y, New York.
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MISSING vEssELs-The Usworth. Trumbull, sailed fron
New York about Feb Is for Queenstown and has moi
since been heard Of
The Eliza Charles Jones, sailed from New York Feb
for Gloucester. and has not . nee been heard or
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-20
MRS. WILSON'S
C @ C @ A N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put rp in large bottles,
and rctal3 for 81 cts. per bottle, and for dressing the
ha # any person. young or od there is not its equal in
The world i will make the hair everything you wish
to be- and moreover it has perfume that is Infinitely
superior to any Jf the fashionable extracts either foreign
or American which alone should ontc It to place on
every lady's toilet table.
Tsc tlc Regeneration before retiring at night, and
in the morning apply little of the DIes ing and your
hair will be even r4ore felihe in color and beauty.
Use nothing on your hair hut these preparations, and
use these according to directious and warrant you
a good healthy head Of hair.
Manufactured and sold at wholesale by Henry ?. Will
son Coz Manchester, H.,to whoa ell letters should
be addressed.
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merclal news and other distinctive teatu of that
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No Sunday edition is printed and vigiant watch
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