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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-09-19
NOTICE.
Committed

fINO the Jail of Madison county, Mi,sissipoi.
l. on the 9Th day of December. 1862. a run
away slave, calling himself MOSES, and saws
that he is the property Of John Goodall, iy.
ing in Summerville, Tennessee. and that his
master deserted from the Confederate army
at Baton Rouge.
Said boy is black, about feet inches
high, will weigh near $50 lbs, has beard
growing all over his face, aud had ON when
committed Lowell Shirt and pants.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take said
negro away, or he will be dealt with as tho
law directs. W. ]. TAYLOR
Jan. l6, 1868. Sheriff
In obedience to law in such cases made and
provided | will, on sa>
Monday, November 2, 1865,
before the courthouse door, in Canton, pro.
coed to sell to the highest bidder, for cash
the above described negro man.
W, J. TAYLOR. Sheriff.
oeP'' IL, 1906 29-6t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
What 10 Do with q 'Grcen-Back.

There j., Just now, n way Of using one Of
Uncle Samucl's paper Dollars, so as to get
back the worth of many gold dollars in
single year.-Evcryb has beard of Seth
Boyden's wonderful new Strawberry. From
all accounts, it is q marvellous thing-thc
berries nearly as large as hens eggs, and aH
good as they are large. Dealers were after
it, offering as high as $4,000 for tho plants.
TO speculate upon; but we are gal to know
that the cnterprising Publisher Of the inner
ican -A.pTcmtnrist got the start Of them in
order to giro item array to Lis Subscribers
This is in effect a free SIT to ,hc Public-for
the dgricult0i$t costing only dollar year,
is Of itself worth many dollars to every one,
as We can testify, having ourselves long been
a reader Of it, To those unacguanted with
it, we would say that the AgricMfnyist is n
large Journal, of 80 pages in every ntlmDcr,
is beautifully got up, and illustrated with
many pleasing aud instructive Encraviugs,
which arc alone worth the whole cost. The
pages are literally filed with good things
lplain, practical, reliable information upon
everything connected with the work of the
| HOUSEHOLD, the GARDEN, and the Farm
including very pleasing ADMINISTRATIVE De-
pan tmcnt for Children and Youth that is
hardly surpassed by any of the prorcsscdly
Childrcn's Magazines. Tho thousands of
useful hints and suggestions in the Awlcul-
hWist, all prepared by practical ~orhing men
and women who know what they are talking
about-can not fail to be worth many dol
! lars to every reader, whether residing in City
Village. or Country. --Thcre arc special rea-
sons for subscribing NOW FIRST, The rule ror
/ distributing the Strawberry plants is, "frSt
come frs: served: and Second, every new
subscriber for the 23d annual NuInmc (tha
is. for all Of j SGD will get The remailin2
numbers of this year FREE.-Take our adj
vice then, and send a dollar at once to tn,
Publisher tORASGE JUDI, Al, Park Tor, "
Y city, and secure the paper, aud the cxtr:
numbers, aud also an carly place in the srea
Strawberry list. II the plants arc, to come
to you;by mail, as they can safely do scnC
an extra fve cents to cover the mailing
Those desiring to see the -4riculiwist. bcfor,
subscribing, can get ap@t-paidI copy, by
sending dime TO the Publisher, MS above,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
Unconditional Union State Central
COMMITTEE. -

Unconditional Unign State Central COM
mittcc, appointed by, Henry yStoclzbridge,
President of the State Convention of I'M
conditional Union Men Under aresolution of
said Convention adopted at its last meet
ing:
For Baltimore city-S. +. Strcctcr, WIZ
b. Hill, II. W. Hn'man, Horace Abbott,
Dr. James Dwincle, Robert Tyson, Dr.. w.
H. Baltzcll, Jno. Needles, W. H. Shipley,
Milton Whitney.
For Baltimore county-William Albert =,
Henry Kcnnard.
For Howard county-Thomas Jenkins,
Dr. Lcnnox Birckhcad.
For Clrrol county-James G. Douty, l..
G.. Ship'cy.
For Montgomery county-Samucl Ellicott,
Edward PIERCE.
For Anne Arundel county -Thos. Ireland,
p. w. Witwright.
For Calvert county-A. T. Dalrymple,
Thomas j. Graham.
For st. Mary's county-M. G. Jones, W..
Il. Cole
For Charles county-R. Robey, Theodore
Harrison.
For Prince Georges county-Joscph Wright
J. NJ. Colby
For Frederick county-Thomas H. Nc =
Lean, James WhitchII.
For Washington county-I1enry CAN'T, Le
win Benton.
For Alegany county-John H. Young, DR.
Henry c. Stewart
For Hartford county-Edwrad NJ. Allen,
John A. Hopper.
For Cecil County-W. ]. Jones, Jacob Tome.
For Kent ccunty-John Frazier, Jr. Thomas
A. Jacobs.
For Caroline county-Curtin Davis.
For Dorchester county,, f. Stranghn,
Jeremiah c. Wright.
For Queen Anne's county-Jamcs Il. Dill, j..
Frank Neal.
For Talbot county-Chas. +. Mullikin, Sam
uel 4. Hopkins.
For Somerset county-Robt II. Elligood: Lee
vim Colver.
For Worcester county-Thomas Timmons,
Major W. 7. Taylor.
y. b. The Commtttc Is requested to meet
in the city of Baltimore on WEDNESDAY, ,
September 9th. Business Of Importance to
come before the COMMITTEE renders il Especially
desirable that every member should be present
The dcegn ton for Baltimore city will fix the
place and hour OF meeting
HENRY STOCKBRlDGE.
President OF tie State Convention.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
The Substitute 1DesertelS Shot.

Headquarters army Of the Pofomac, Aug.
20.-Thc execution of the five substitute de-
scrters, sentenced to the penalty of death in
General Orders No. 81, took place to-day
Moie than ordinary Interest was exhibited
in this execution OF military law, and 1t is
estimated that not less than 25 600 persons
were present. The ground was we'll selected
and every arrangement so complete that no
accident oceurre,l4to mar the seicnnity OF the
/ proceedings. The position oiathe spectators
was upon a semi-cirenar elevation, partially
l. surrounding the place Of execution. n -'7a .
80 Previous toathe execution the scene prcsen-
| led q remarkabeview Qthp spectator. Two
of the sentenced were Protes.ants; two Cath
oics, and the fifth a Hebrew.
The spiritual advisers Of each were, present,
administering the last :ousolatious Of rolig-
ion. The criminals were sitting upon their
respective collins, with the yawning graves
in the rear. The troops were drawn up in
close column by division, covering the
complete semi-crclc, separating tue spectators
| by creek H.. ....r- ,.st .a-t ...a
. The order for the immediate execution was
issued by Gen. Griffin at three p. NJ, and
the officer ofthc guard, Capt. Crocker, Of the
1lSth PENNSYLVANIA, recalled the clergymen
I from their spiritual duties. The rest Is brief
ly told. .-""
At the order to fire thirtysiX muskets
were lischar led, and instant death, as an
nounced,by The Surgeons in attendance, was
the result. The bo,! les were then placed in
their sespective graves, ard the clergy then
performed the religious rites over the deceased
The spectacle was an unusual one. The
Catholic, the Protestant and the Hebrew
stood side by side, each uttering prayers for
the departed souls The names. ages, iesi-
dences, etc, Of the departed arc as follows:
George Kuhna, Hanovarian, twenty-five
years olds residence Pennsy vania, unna
riel. John Fclanc, Italian, twenty-six years
old, Pennsylvania, wife and fami y; Charles
Walter, Prussian, twenty-eisht years, wife
and child; George Reipesse, italian, twenty
four years, Emile Lai, Prussian, thirty years,
wife. 81. 1.' t f.'r
The clergy who attended these unfortu-
mates were the chaplans of the 11Sth Pa,
Rev. c. l.. Egar,. st. Dominie's Church
Washington, aud Rabbi B. S. Scold, Balt-
more. These gentlemen were unremitting
in their attendance upon the deceased from.
thicr sentence until the final hour. '
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
General R0secrans on Slavery.

The following extract from letter
written by Major General William S Ro-
sccrans, detailing his opinions on the
slavery question, which his actual expo,
ricncc in the field has forced him to
adopt, is published in the Philadelphia
Press. 1t should be remembered that
Gen. Rosccrans was, pryor to the war.
au unvaryjng Democrat. Writing from
Murfrccs boro, he says:
II am glad to see the splendid stand
you have taken against slavery, W tn all
its horrors, barbarities and shocking in-
moraIitics Slavery is dead, and noth-
ing can rcsusticate it. To understand
this fully you should pay us visit.
Slavery is doc ned, and those who now
uphold it, will soon be held up to the
public oGium and cxccration No states
man will vinlicatc it, no fricnl of hu-
man progress ilstrctcn forth hand to
break its fall.
Almighty God has ccartinly ordained
the destruction OF slavery in this country
where it has been more offensive than in
any other.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
Az Ourr,GE1X BALTIMoRE County.

An OUTRAGE IH BALTIMORE COUNTY
I Ashort time since, Mr.sM ordecai w.
Gist, of the Fifth District, with his wife
went to Baltimerc, leaving his house
and property in the. charge of his two
servants, (slaycs) a-brother and sister
On the day he left, a strange man come
to the house, broke into the kitchen and
attacked the co!ored girl. He beat her,
and finally committed a rape upon her.
Her brother came to her assistance,
when he was also attacked. The servant
at length procured a gun, and aiming
at the william, fred the load taking ct-
feet in the right arm. Tie then after
threatening to rob the house, left, and
going TO a magistrate obtained a war
rant for the arrest of the colorcd man.
lie was arrested, and Mr.. Gist went Sc
curity for his appearance at Court. In
the meantime. tao white man who COM
mittcd the offence, was arrested by the
military authorities as dcserter, and
sent to Baltimore, and thus the case
stands at present Under the laws of
this State, the negro woman has no re-
dress for the outrages committed upon
her, as the evidence Of 4 co!orcd person
cannot be received against the mos: vile
wretch on the face of the earth, if he is
white. She was much injured in her
struggles with the brute, and was una
bic for some time to DO any work. - Bal
Hla0re County 1dU0cate.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
Primary Meetings.
DISTINCT NO. C.

r PURSUANT. to notice, the Union voters OF
District No. 6, assembled at the Court House
onlSntur,lay evening last The meeting was
organized by 2thc appointment Of DR.. Chas
/ IL. OEr. as chairman, and Geo WtHoo7er
Secretary. isni r..
The. Chairman stated the object Of the
meeting 10 be the selection Of ten delegates
10 represent the district in the Unioii County
Nominating Convention, to assemble Oil the
Cd OF September ~ "' '"'s .fh u
10 On motion the meeting went into1aH cleo.
tion for dc9atts'wiicli resulted in the choice
OF the following named gentlemen:
John j. Bruce, w. w. Selhy, Ct. B. Fun.
dcubcrg,, Enech Thrasher, Jacob Rizcr, NJ. T.
Zmmery, John, Boward, II. B. Brnce, Chas
Ridgcly, and H.: llebb.
On motion, the Secretary was authorized
to furnish the dee gates with u certificate Of
their election. t. Tnt .Ei." .f'..'' N.'i..
Onmotion the proceedings were ordered
to be publishel.H 3G. . o.. aie.- .. v.t.
The meeting then adjourned. IL
a....-. ...a G. II. ORR, Chairman.
. q w tTDnvrp Snc'y
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
W. S. RosEcRANs'
ChesaDeakC and Ohio Canal.

The line of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal is still Infested with guerillas. y
large party crossed into Maryland at
Whites Ford, on the 2Sth instant and
captured number of stock, (canal
teams } .....
The dispatch from the Point Of Rocks,
giving tho above information, does not
state Tie number Of Gueril'as, but pr
vatc reports place them at 800 strong.
There are fourteen loaded boats at Point
of Rocks, Whose captains are afraid to
proceed, as there are no boats arriving
there on the waY up.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
ORLEANS DISTRICT.

Pursuant to notice, the Union voters oil
District No s, met in convention, on Satur-
day last. forthe purpose of electing delegates
to the County Nominating Convention, to be
held in Cumberland, on Thursday, the Sd Of
September. On motion, ii. Shrcliif, Esq =,
was called to The Chair, and j. u. Noile, APP
pointed Secretary. The meeting then pro-
cec(cd to ballot for delegates, which resulted
in the election of the following named gen
tlemen, as delegates .. 81
Jonathan Stott, James 7. Hartley, Ash
ford Trail, Ii. Shiplcy, ard j. Y. Noile.
The convention then proceeded to ballot
for district officers, after which, on motion OF
Ashford Trail, Esq, it was .'...
Resolved, That the proceedings of this meet
ing he Published in the Civilian and Tele-
graph. .s, .t..-...r. f. H.. .-, .,.
The meeting thcn adjourned.
II. SIlTRCLIFF, Chairman.
j. II. NoIIE, See'y.-
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
TO ADVERTISERS !!

Tho Civilian and Telegraph having much
LARGER CIRCULATION in the County than
any other paper published here, while cut Of
tho County its circulationis four times larg
or, it affords good medium for advertising
It numbers among its readers those who are
Able to buy literally and pay promptly, and
whose custom would be valuable to business
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03

OPPOSITION TIoKET We have heard il
intimate,l that after the Union County Con-
vcntion shall have made their nominations,
an opposition ticket, to be composed of
a conglomcration Of disappointed Union
men, Copperheads, and Secessionists, will he
gotten up for the purpose of defeating the
regular unconditional Union nominees. Let
it come. Although we havca large number
of truly loyal voters i'll Tie army, we have
Observation-Disclosures Union men in AL
lcgany county to elect htrue Union ticket, in
dependent Of the congloineration of aspirants
who may compose the opposition ticket.
Let the Union Convention DO judicious in
the selection Of candidates, and all will be
right. 3rP an r':' .,I ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
County Convention.

The Unconditional Union County
Nominating Convention will assemble
at the Court House, in this city, TO-
day, at II O'Clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating True Union
County Ticket. 30I
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
List Of Delegates.

We give below a list Of delegates from the
different districts Of this county to the I'm
conditional Union County Nominating Con-
vention, which assemblies in this city to-day
for the purpose nominating Union Coun-
ty Ticket, to be voted for at the election to
be held in November next. They are as fol-
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
--zs -s-.~.,.-z

y Shooting AFFRAY.-On Saturday last,
an alteration occurred at Grautsville, in this
county, between VIM. Shaw and j. }. En-
mis-, in which fire arms were used, and the
latter received severe flesh wound in the
check. Shaw gave himself up to Justice
of the Peace and was released. We have not
been able to get the full particulars of the
affair.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
Soldiers to the rescue Young men

Soldiers to the rescue Young men,
rushing into exposures and dangers Of a
soldiers life, should prepare themselves
for the fatal Fcvers, the Dysentry, the
Sores and Scurvy which a. c almost cer-
tain to follow. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS,
used occasionally during the campaign,
will insure sound health to every man.
Only % cents per box. I'll
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03

ARREs'rED.-A soldier named Luke Null
lgan, belonging to Co. +. ID Maryland Bri-
sade, was arraigned before Justice Gender
on Saturday eveniug,last, upon the charge Of
stealing a watch. He was committed to Jail
10 await hearing at tile October court.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
4.@.S.U.--

DRAFT Emory & Jones, Of
Baltimore, have established an agency in
this city, for the benefit those who wish to
obc exempted from the draft without the pay
mcut Of $500. For further information APP
ply to j. W. Robnett, who is their author
lied agent in this city. ....
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
District No. l. Gldc1es.

Samuel w. Friend. IT,. ...... S..
rive have been able only to secure thl
name of one delegate from this district
District No. .-SelJy$pou.
Ralph Thaycr, Sylvester Ryland;
JAS. Ross, ..,- w. A. Coddngton,
E5.'.' '"" John Hartman.
90. District No. 81 GraptsriUe.
Michael burst, David Compton,
Geo. Charles, j. IL. Wegman,
d. Elisha burst.
81 District No A JFesternpoH
W N. Below. James Shaw,
District No. 5-Trost9wg.
John j. Keller, II. c. Stewart,
Thos II. Frost Michael Sherry,
II. g. Shaffer, G. W. Birdscll,
S. s. Porter. A. c Greene,
I'hos O. MtCnlloh, Marks Wynam.
District No. CumbcIaHd.
Ct, 3, Eupde1berg,r, EpochTThrasl,er, Pc.
w. w. Selby, ~ John J. Bruce,
Jacob Rizcr, NJ II. Himmcrly,
.J6hn Bo@arr, HNg Cl,as. 'Rilgcly,"
H. b. Brucc,rs7 ...., IIopewel IIebb.
i1s2d @ District No. 7-Oldtonn. '.,'
John Hartley ,n J. Furloush,
J. l.. Matthews. d"s.2 "". %. ..
DiHHeNo.s s. orleans.
jonathan Stott, o.S HeMkah Shipley,
James 4. Hartley, Ashford Trail,
i. Dt .s John 7. Noile. d I'D.
a o5 District No: o-Flitstone
Jasper Robinett,a Jacob Lashlcy,
- N
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03

% DEATH Of GEN. FLoYD.---Wc learn from
the late Southern news that the Rebel Maj.
Gen. John Il. Floyd. died on the goth ult.,
at his residence in Abingdon, Va.gIIe was
Secretary of War under Buchanan. -'frr
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03

IHaadcL,hio; loh Month, In day 1862.
RESPECTED FRIEND My daughter has been
much benefited by the use Of thy plantation
Bitters. Thou wilt send me two bottle moro.
Thy friend ASA CURRIN.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03

Res The water in the Chesapeake and o.
hio Canal is SO low that boats are unable to
run with full loads.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
Unconditional Union County Con.
VCntiOl.

Unconditional Union County Con"
- VcntiOl.
aTo-daxai he Unconditional Union County
Nominatihsc pnvcrsion will assemble in shis
city, fathc purpose of nominating candi-
dates forstate Senator, tlousoof Delegates,
Clerk of the Circuit, Court Register of Wills,
Judges of the Orphans Court, County Sur
veyor, States Attorney. Sheriff, and County
Commissioners. .-----...-.. .-........-
The duties which this Convention will have
to perform are important. As representa-
tivcs- Of the sentiments of the people, the del
cgates should exclude from their deliberations
all personal preferences, and be guided alone
in making their selections by considerations
for the welfare of the county and of the par:
ty in whose behalf, they are commissioned to
act. Men that arc available and cminenty
qualified in all respects should he selected for
the various Offices. This should be the gut
ding rule. Too often has it been the case
that individuals have been chosen alone on
account Of drnaaJhiy, and because they had
from time to time, shown a supcrabundancc
of partizau zeal. Qualifications in other re-
spccts were disrcgarded.
We have the utmost confidence in the gCn-
tlemen who have been selected rs delegates
from the different districts Of the county, and
feel assured that they will nominate none
but unconditional Union mcn-mcn Of char
actcr ard sound scnsc-mcn imhnel with \
proper regard for the we'll being Of the Coun-
ty and State.
If there should be any delegates from eth
or of the districts, who are no unconditiunal-
~ for the Union, don't let them have any
say in the Convention. Such men are not to
he trusted at this time.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03

~, smile was on her Iip-hcalih was in her
,ooh' strength was in her step, und in her
handS-Piantation Bitters.'
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03
s. 186O-X.

lew bottles of Plantation Bitter,
viii cure Nervous Headache
'o'o Extreinitics and Fevcrish
Sour Stomach and Fctid pro,r,
Flatulcnc" and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
q Excessive Fatigue and - sbo,,
Breath.
Pain over tho Eyes s~aE
Mental Dependency.
Prostitution; Great Weakness.
Sallow Complexion, Weak Bow
els, g., --...r-
Which arc the evidences of d..
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
1t is estimated that seven -tcntbs Of all ,d,I,
ailments proceed from n diseased and TORPID
llvcr. The hillary secretions of tho liver
overcoming INTO the stomach poison the entire
system and exhibit the above symptoms.
After long research, we are able to present
n most remarkable cure for these horrid night.
marc diseases, the world has ever producc5 =
WITHIN one year over six hundred and fortv
thousan nd persons have taken the pIontot;nv
Bittcrs, and not an n.tance Of complaint bo,
come to our knowledge
1t is most cfFectual tonic md ,,reo,h,.
stimulant, suited to all conditions of life.
The reports that it relies upon mineral suh-
stances for its active properties, are wholls
false. For the public satisfaction. and tb,t
patients may consult their physicians, We nm.
pend list of its components
CALrsAYA BARK-CelcbIatod TO, over two
hundred years in the treatment of Fever md
Aguc, Dyspepsia, Weakness, &c 1t was in.
troduced into Europe by the Countess, wife of
the Niccroy Of Peru, in 1910, and aftcryard.
sold by the Jesuits Jor TIE enormous price of liz
o,"n 'rciyh in silrcr, under the name of Isuif',
Po~'ers. and wits finally made public by Louis
XVI, King of France. Humboldt makes esne.
eial reference to its febrifngo qualities. during
his South American travels. -.r.
CAsCARILLA BARK-For liarrhma, collie and
diseases of til c stomach and bowels, ..
EI!oN-For Inflammation of the loin.
and dropscal affections.
CHANoMILE FLowERs-For enfccbled diycs
ton.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Aromatic, stimulnn,
and tonic-highly invigorating in nervous de-
bility.
WiXrEEGRrEx.-For scrorula, rheumatism,
&c,
AyisE.--An aromatic carminativc; creating
flesh, muscle and milk; much used by mothers
nursing.
Also, Glove buds, orange, carrawny, coriande,
snake. root, &c.
S-T-1S60-N.
Another wonderful ingredient. of Spanish
origin impnrting beauty to the complexion nd
prillancy to the mind, it is vt unknown ia
the commerce of tho world, and we withhold
its ramc for the present.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1863-09-03


Kathairon is from the Greek word 'knthro,
or 'Katbniro,' signifying to cleanse. rejuvinate
and restore. This article is what its name sig
niies. For preserving restoring and beanti-
flying the huinan hair il is the most remnrka-
bic preparation in the world. 1t IS again
owned and pnt mp by the original proprietor,
and is now made with the same caro-, skill and
attention which gave it sale Of over one mil
lion bottles per annum.
It is most delightful Hair Cressins.
1t cradicates scurf and dandrutf.
e II keeps the head cool and clean. .-
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
1t prevents the hair from falling off and
turning grey. a .-...l-.- .
1t restores hais upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values beauti. .
full head Of hair should use Lyons Kathairop.
1t is known and used throughout the civilized
weird. Sold by all respectable dealers.
s.aa4 DEMAs S. BARNES 4 co. Proprietors.
Sept. 3, lS63.-6m. NEW YORK;