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We see by the Richmond Era miner that
the Rev. Mr.. Moore, formerly pastor Of st.
Johns (EpiscOpal) church in this city, who
left here to go South early in the war, has
been shipped North from North Carolina
where he has been preaching, on account
of suspected completely with the Yankees.
Its very strange how the Rev gentIeman's
affiliations can be so much misunderstood.
He certainly gave very strong proof, by
wo.d and decd, before leaving here, that he
was rebel sympathizeri so much SO that
his church readily gave him up, although
he was talented preacher, and it is hard
" to be believe that he has turned against
the rebel cause. Some people here who
have seen the notice of his re-shiPment are
uncharitable enough to conclude that the
rebels have some ely purpose to sabserVe
by so doing. 1t may be, however, that the
-----I ~RPstitss of .Lhs Rev. seaIlSSAAH
have overcome him, and that he simply de-
sires TO feed once more in green pastures
by still waters.
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much damage on the South, aud effected
some couuuests, but there are indications
that its course is run. The peculiar ad-
VAutages possessed by the North have been
turned to nearly all the account OF which
they were susceptible. We may not only
hope to see them checked In their career,
but to behold the mushroom growth OF
their power decline with the rapidly with
which 1t sprung up. The colossus win
tue feet of clay will be thrown down and
broken. Altogether, the signs are more
cheering than they have been, and few
more vigorous and well-combtned efforts
in the West may cause the new year to
open with the fairest promise.
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The report was adopted.
MIR. VAN WISKLE, from the Conference
Committees on House d. No. 81 defining
the powers and duties OF the boards OF
Supervisors, aud House Bill No. lie re-
latiug to Townships aud Township officers,
submitted reports on each. Adopted.
The Speaker presented q Communication
from the Auditor, transmitting certain ta-
bles OF information called for by resolution
of the House.
Ordered to be printed.
The bill III. No. 2S) concerning the b.
& o. r Il. Company was tAken up Tor third
reading, bat in the absence Of its patron
laid on the table.
The House adopted the report of the
Conference Committee on House Bill No.
so, dispensing with certain indexes and the
sketch of the acts.
The assessment bill "a. No. 9s) was
read the third time and passed.
Recess.
The afternoon session was spent in. the
discussion OF the school bill.
The second reading of the bill having
been regularly gone through with, Mr..
Rufner offered an additional section TO
make it optiOnary with the different coun
ties to put the system in force or the con-
trary.
AT q late hour the Hoese adjourned.
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The Legislature of west virginia.
Editors Intelligeneer :

Editors hteliigeneer:
am farmer, and of late have had but
but little time to leave home, and there.
fore never until the present had an oppor.
tuuity of visiting the legislative halls of
West Virginia. II has been my lot during
my life to visit the capitals of many other
states while their Legislatures were in
session, and, having associated with their
members, have generally found at least
one.half of them very fond of tipping aud
gaming, and often neglscting their bust
ness in this way and spending the peoples
money without returning any value. But
for the members of the West Virginia Leg
islature, must say that l fully be-
lieve they have the interest of the peo-
pie at heart. When they are not in ses-
sion they can only be found in their COM
mittee rooms, and such other places as
their business calls them. This all speaks
well for the people. 1t shows thai they
are tired of trusting their business to
walking demijohns who care for nothing
but the loaves and fishes and the bottles
Of wine.
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NOTICE.
AuDTTnR's OFFIcE,
Wheeling, October 81, 1868

AuDITORS OfFlcR,
Wheeling, October 81, 1865.
LJHBRIPPS, Collectors, and all other persons
= owing money to the State Of Virginia within
the ountlos Of the State Of West ViFg mis-, prior to
the 10th day OF June 1853 viii take notice that the
Sd gection Of the Act Of the General Assembly of
Virginia. passed February I'd, 1893 reads a. follows:
ait shall be the duty Of all SHERIFF. Collectors
Of the Public Revenue also all Presidents other
ofiesTs Of Railroad, kNpTeBs, Bridge, or Interntl
Improvement Companies, Presidents and other ON
GERS OF Banks, savings Banks, Insurance Companies
Clerks Of Courts, No aries Public, the Secretary Of
the Com uOnW salth, and ind SidnalS, owing hAV-
ing money in their hands due the state the BOari
of Public Works or the President aud Directors OF
the Board Of the Literary FUND, IN any OF the cOun
tes aOro aid, to pay tho same into the Treasury Of
the State OF West Virginia when the same shall be-
come Of the United states"
Part Of the books and PADrTS Ofthe late AUDITORS
ONCE having been returned, this Auditor 10 now
ready TO settle with oil persons owing money to the
State OF Wet Virginia by virtue Of the act Of the
General Assembly Of Virginia passed February Sd,
1853 The Auditor resp et'ully re quests all persons
indebted to settle the same eddy possible
SAMUEL CRANE,
UoT2lWdAW Auditor of West Va.
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The Great Union Meeting In BRItI-
more-A New Order of Things In
Maryland.
The Baltimore american gives full par
ticulars of the immense Union aud free
State demonstration at Monument Square
in that city on Wednesday night last. 1t
says "the numbers present were perhaps
never excelled at this location Monument
Square), SO famed in years gone by for its
great political demonstrations"
10 the rear of the platform was scroll,
extending across its entire length, contain
ing the inscriptions:
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som.,h,n9 for rhanksglvIng Day.

Something for Thanksgiving Dhy'
1t has been suggested by thoughtful
aud benevolent gentleman, that at all the
churches on Thanksgiving day the 26th
inst, collection be taken up for the ben
eft of the more needy families of soldiers
now in the army. There are u number of
such families on the borders OF actual want
in this city, and 1t ought 10 be the pleas
ure, as it certainly is the duty, of all pa
triotic persons, in aud out of the churches,
to see that the pressing wants of such FAM
lilies are relieved. II the Ministers at the
different churches will, on next Sunday,
give notice that on Thanksgiving day a
collection will be taken up for the charity
referred to, we doubt not that several hun
dred dollars can be raised We trust that
this suggestion will not be read and then
forgotten. Out of the great abundance
that exists in this city, it will be lasting
shame to US as a people if single soldiers
family suffers tor actual necessities this
winter
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PuBLIC SALE.

fiNIIERE will b. offered at public sale, by th sub.
scTib.r OIL the farm belonging to the esttte OF
Thomas MAXWELL deceased, sitnRtt On the National
her ION, the ElIoWIns property 800 heal OfSheep,
consisting Of Wes, wstheFs and Lambs six head OF
Horses one Of which is n safe family hOFsO one yoke
Of we'll trained Cattle, and several head OF you
Cattle, one Spring Wagon, new Silver Lever
Watch, aud other articles not mentioned Alsp, 70
acres OF land, more Les, about - OF which are
cleared and the balance in good timber,
Terms made known on day OF sale. Sale 70 COM
mCnce at 10 o'clock
nUV2StdkItWs JOHN ID. MAXWELL.
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House of Delegates.
MONDAY, November 2, 1868

MONDAY, November 2, 1868.
Prayer by Rev. Thomas Copley, member
of the House.
The consideration of the license bill Ia.
No. s3) was resumed and after some amend
meut the bill was laid ON the table.
Mr.. LAND reported back the Senate bill
No. 30, relating to jurtes, with snndry
amendments which were adopted.
lie also from the same Committee re.
ported bill III. No. 1881 constituting aud
giving effect within this State to certain
provisions Of the laws of Virginia.
Mr.. MCGIEw from the joint Committee
on Claims, reported that the Committee had
audited the following claims and recon-
mended an appropriation to pay them
-Ins Irnkins of Prnstnn CuunIYm.S O.O2
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Let the people continue to send such
men as compose the present Legislature,
and the time is not far distant when they
will have a code of good, wholesome laws,
and in this and many other respects, stand
second to no State IN toe Union:
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CITATE OF WHIST VIRGINIA, HAMPSHIRE
- Comfy, to WIt:-To the Clerk Of the County
Court Of said County I'VE, Presley JAnney, Charles
CrssaP. Amos UmstOOt, three ireeholders OF said
rant 10 us directed by william Taylor, Justice Of
aid county, We have have this day, on our Oaths,
viewed aud appraised . mare taken mp by Jackson
Flick on his land ~ an estFay, and assess the value
81 the said eStray at ftesn dollars The GAid mare
IL described infinitely: A bay mare, LETT eye out,
white spot in the face lame in the right fore foot,
between ten and eleven yearsOld hfteen hands high
Add crtstfGllen.
Given under our hands this 2lSt day Of October,
ls6S PRESLEY JANNEY,
CHARLES CRESAP,
Doya.1ts AMOS uMSTOUT
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FOR SALE.

TIIuR undersIgn'd will offer for sale at his resi-.
denee In West Union, DOddTdge county, West
VIrEinIt, on the l2th day of November, 1885, val
liable lot OF one-hAf acre in said town, situated
near the Court House, upon which IL large two
story frame building 50 feet In length by is feet In
width, with = wing so feet long and Is feet wide,
with . porch. There u we'll Of good water, stable
and other buildings said lot, very good situation
for tavern aud store, the house having 10 well mn
i-hs1 roo-.., one of which IL = room OF good
size will also offer for sale l6 Of we'll I'm
proved land adjoining the town, and not mere than
100 yards from the house And LOT, enclosed with
board fence and 4TtitiOned iuto i've delfs lots,
about ten 0f which IL In Wheat, aud the bal
Ance In grass Also young orchard Of 100 TREES
w CHOICE PRUIT.
! will ell the house and lot together with the
Terms, Cash. WIN. NJ. LEVIN.
oet25-lUH
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To EDWARD M. NORTON. UnIted
tFIct of virginia.

THE Fall Term Of the District Court Of the United
i states for the Western District OF Virginia, at
Charleston, having been prevented from holding it
regular tern At the tins appointed by Law, you
hereby authorized, by publishing this WARRANTY to
notify all persons Interested in the business OF that
Court that special term will be held At Charleston,
commencing its sessiOn the tenth (lOth) day OF
November ISIS for me Transaction Of ali business,
ulABishe otherwise, that cDu1d 10 transacted af
regular term Of the same, and for this purpose you
are hereby required to summon = Grand Jury 70 be
In attendance upon the Court At that time and
place.
Given under my hand, Judge Of the District
Court Of the United States for the Western DstF=t Of
Virginia, this 26th day Of October, 1855.
oct2S I'd john J. JACKSON, JE-
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7 HE UNION.
TIE SCENE IN THE SQUARE.

As the various associations arrived in
the Square, the enthusiasm Of the vast as
semblage already gathered there was rails
ed to the highest point. Cheer upon cheer
greeted each new arrival, answered by the
shouts of those in the procession. The
bands mingled their stirring stratus; Iock-
cts went Kissing through the air from all
points of the compass, emitting showers of
stars aud brilliant scintillations of the
most dazzling colors, which descended
like meteors from the upper air. Il was,
indeed, a most inspiring scene, calculated
TO arouse the enthusiasm even OF the most
Iukewarm in the great cause, if any such
there were.
The celebrated band of the I'd United
States Regular ARTILLERY, Conductor Smith.
from Fort MciIenry, were upon the stand
Their performance of the National airs
and other choice music added greatly to
the spirit of the gathering, and justly
merited the praise accorded to them on all
sides.
THE LEAGUES AND WARD ASSOCIATIONS.
About O'Clock the various ward Asso.
Citations and Union Leagues began to
arrive in PROFESSIONS. accompanied with
bands of music and an almost inn umera-
BILE number of flags, banners, Transparent
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Mantua Making

NTIsS MARGARET A. WHARTON takes pleasure
un In annOuneing 10 the ladies Of Bridgeport,
located herself At Mrs. GTiths In Bridgeport where
she will give her attention to MANTUA MAKING
In all its departments, Including the various styles
OF fancy work, such head dresses caps, bTaiding
Wreaths, silk embTOideTinE, Ae. she has provided
herself with one Of Grover Bakers Sewing Ma
chimes.
The ladies Of Bridgeport and MaTtinsVilIe are in
Vttsi 70 call and examine Ep cimsns OF her work,
a. she feels confident shat she will be able to Afford
the most entire satisfaction. nOV2-IUs
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JOHN HABBRMEHL,


ATT0RHIET ATLAw
A Nd SOLICITOR FOR ALL KINDS GF MIL
n lTARH CLAIMS, " u do business in German
and English.
once No es1z MonEos street, opposite the Court
House, wheeling, WA
H-No charge made in case Of failure
nOV2 ly.6mS
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MRW ADYERTTSEM'NTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fine Mink Furs.
EoTHEE ..Oes Of HiR6 Cellar, ,.s SRd hi. az
morning BY E1Prssa- sno. R. TAYLOR
wheeling Library Association.
NOTICE
DELINQURNT STOCKHOLDERS in the Wheel
TS, Of jAnnEry, 1854 for lnstalImsnts due, unless
paid before that time.
By order Of the Board, g.
novS-IW GEO. R. TINGLE' ssey-
For Cairo and Sc. Louis.
The steamer HAVANA, Capt sEEENEI
- Intern edIats ports on wednesday, the
4th inst At O'Clock, r. -. For freight or passage
sP pGys ~ U JELLY MANNER. Agts.
FLOUR.
)O0 BARRELS wAsHIN9.
novs LIST, MORRISON AGO.
SUGAR, &e.
On HHDs. y. Q. SUGAR,
~ 49, PR
lUO = Golden 3 T1P|Tst SSsHiSSd s y
nOV1 LIS AOhhLSON = IT,
SALT.
0OOO BARRELS OHIO RIVER.
ZNJlJJ 1000 Pittsbu gh-aTriVlng and for
Ale b~ move LIST, MORRISON co.
0O BUTTS DARK So Sc and los.
~ 50 oAddies D. Pl1E:
!! Is G BoIs. EidOr.2S. f hsh I: u.s.
poy = Barrels Out and a ST. COS
I6 CHESTS g: ?: TIA,
~ 70 !" Y.R. Tsa.
Is OolOug-Just received By
noT3 LIST MORRISON CO.
sUNDRIEs.
en- BOXES STARCH,
OU 10 Barrels EPSON Salts,
Alum,
Cases Indigo,
$50 Kegs B. O. SOda,
Cases Rifle Powder,
5 Mining do just received BY
poy3 LIST, MORRIsONA CO
BACON AND CHEESE.
De HHDs. PRIME SHOULDERS,
70 ca9yasssd Hams,
nd vs. Boxes W. R. 'A'i TisT SoRSIsOS o.
RA+M0EE,a5 . ;;SsEia At sR 8. Va
noVS 100 Main street.
LOOP SKIRTS for Ladies' and Children at the
No 1ovs sA'''' ''0''0 D. NIcoLL BRO.
+ AIDES ZEPHYR BREAKFAST smAwLs At
i the Variety Store OF
DOV3 d. NlCOLL BkO
JINPANTs ZEPHYR CLOAKs, SACKS, HOODS
i and Caps, At the Variety Store q
TAoONEr KDGINGs, Embroidered Waists for Iu-
81 fants, Collars, &C., At the variety store Of
nOVS D. NicOLL BRO.
DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMs-ws have just received
i = beautiful assoTtment Of Albums direct from
the Publishers and expect 10 sell them Al rsA soma
BILE prices D. NICOLL BIO,
noS8 10y Main street.
THAsuIoNABLE CLoAKs-I have the '.OpIy new
L style Of fAshiOnAbls eOIOTed Velvet BsmeT
'i So1s u '"' is. RHODES.
nICH PLAID POPLINs.-Just opened, = few
IL pieces Of Handsome Plaid POplins-yeTy ssaTce
Ap So @s'''A'''' is RHODES.
CHILDRENs' CLOAKs AND FURs-A full as
" sortment Of Misses' AID Children cloAks and
Furs- nOVS is RHODES.
DID BLANKETs,-sOp pairs of white Be- Blank.
ID etstust received ,o.,,
DREss aOODs.-Ih have the largest stock Of new
IL Dress Goods In the city
WANTED.
Two GOOD JOURNEYNRN TINNERs, to which
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Bethany College.

TINHE friends and patrons Of Bethany College, and
the public EsDsTA-ly. respectfully invited Tn
attend the AnniysrsAFy EKsieises OF the NeOtTophan
Society, be held in the hA Of tie College BALD
ing At 10 o'clock. A. NJ ThuTsIAy, November 6th
1858 Prof. W. X PEI dletOn has kindly consented
70 deliver the Anniversary Address. BOT2-5t
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Fourth Page

Fourth Page.
Interesting reading matter will be found
on the fourth page of this paper.
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SHEET IRON.

0O0 BUNDLES SHEET IRON, assorted Com.
NOO Charcoal and JunIata.
50 Bundles Sheet Iron for svsPOrating pans, o1.
aagiI PC. HLDRETH 4 BRO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-09

4 letter rom Memphis, 22d ult, says that six thousand bales of cotton have been disccv. cred in American Bend on the Mississippi. and were to be sent to Cairo.
 Several paymasters arrived tt Fortress Mon. roc saturday, with money topsy onour troops at Suffolk, Norfolk and Ysrktown. Most vel. coHs mssssnss ssrs they viII prove, no donbt.
 The sirhth eensus q the United States is rapidly nppronehine compilation. The prelim. inary report whi6h has beon printed, will be followed by volumes n population, ngricsltnrs ma6nls setuNs n1ortallly, &cs They are nearly
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-09

TO our Patrons we make low bow, As we again approach you to show -4er How the4.. Bee-Hirc' swarins so cnlivingly, And the GoUls move of most surprisingly. From the Bee Hive they go-evcn SO To, all parts of the County, I trow +s~ r We'll sllowyou how fast they ar, moving. With f,co- thirds market prices q lite soothing. On this day of high pfices--an, :. rising, '' We can name such iotc prices-surprising: To those that arc posted the latest Our prices astonish the greatest. Will you call and scc-t then compare With those of all others, elsewhere. 4 Teas, Sugars and Coffee, near old prices. With Nutmegs and most other Spices With Groceries too numerous to mention And Crockery to hold their disteption. Many " Ne.0 Goods received we of late, Also quantities of an earlier date: Paramcttas. Silks, De Lanes, and so forth With Prints and Worsted Plaids-Icss thar worth
 shawls. Laces. Gloves and Cambrica. so low Even Thanksgiving Roosters do crow. If with Velvet or Ribbons to be matched, Or Dresses new or old to be patched, can suit you-so do not despair; With any Color the 7rimp,ings conpnre. From the blackest to those that are bright. I assure you, they'll all be found right. @ So come one and all without fail, - To our present Closing Out Sale.
 You'll find us at home in South Street. With prices that cannot be beat. So come and make sure it's all true: n With this, must bid you adieu.
 s.N. BRONSON. Nov. 25th, 1882. 3l-t8e
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-09

Copy of Photograph from [. 4. Brovn, shovin9 the effect cf STERLLNG'S AMBROSIA in eightesn months.
 CERTIFICATE.
 This is to certify that, about eighteen months ago, l commenced using STERIISa's 6 AxBRosIA. My hair was short, thin, and rap idly falling out. I had tried many Hair Tonics, Inyigorators. &c., without receiving any benefit. Soon after using the Ambrosia my hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing So rapidly as to astonish me. Now my hair is thick, soft and glossy, and is five feet and four inches in length-when let down reaching to the floor This wonderful result attribute solely tothe use of STERLING . AMBRosIA. as since commenced using it have applied nothing else to my hair.
 Mrs. L. A. BROWN.
 No. 439 Broadway, New York.
 We advise young persons, whose hair is be. ginning to fall out, to take warning in time, and save their hair, by using the Ambrosia To these who have already lost their hair, the free use of the Ambrosia will surely restore 1t, as it has done for thoueands.
 Dr. Sterlings Ambrosia is stimulating oily extract of Roots, Barks and Herbs. It will euro all diseases of the scalp. and itching of the head; entirely eradicates dandruf, pre- vents the hair from falling out, or from turn ing prematurely gray, causing it to grow thick and long,. It is entirely different from all other preparations, and can be relied on. It is Q well known fact to thousands in tho city of New York that this is the only article yet discovered that will cure the Disease of the Scalp and cause the Hair to grow.
 l Price $l per box. containing two bottles. DR. H. H. STERLING, Sole Proprietor. No 49S Broadway, New York Fer sale by all Druggists. ly4s l WM C.BUELL, Agent for LitchGeld
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-09
PROMISCUOUS.

NAUGATUOK RAILROAD.---WlN1ER AR j. V RANaEMENT.-On and after Monday Decem. Der l, 1862, Trains will run as follows:
 GOING NoRlH-Leape Bridgeport :1O.15 AM. for Winsted, connecting with the 500 A. M. . train from New York, and with the 9.45 A. M train from NewHaven and connecting at Water bury with train to and from Hartford.
 l2.20P. N. Freight Train for Waterbury
 4.35 r. N. for Winsted. connecting with the 2. l5 P. N. train from New York, and the 43C P. N. train from New Haven.
 Connecting at Waterbury with tlain from Hartford.
 CONC SourH-Leare Winstea. 6.35 A. NJ. fo, Bridgeport, New York and New Haven, con. meeting at Waterbury with train to Hartford.
 l2.S0P. M. for Bridgeport. New York. and NewHaycn, connecting at Waterbury with train for Hartford
 Leave Waterbury: SIS A. M for Bridgeport. New York and New Haven.
 S.26 A. M. freight train fot Bridgeport.
 3.02 P. M. tor Bridgeport New York and New Haven.
 Leaue Waterbury for the North: 12. .10r M. train for Winsted.
 6.22 F. N. for Winsted.
 The Stage from Norfolk connects with the 6.35 AM. train down fromWinstcd and returns on the arrival of the 4.S5 PM. train from Bride- port.
 The Woodbury stage arrives to connect at Seymour with the 6.35 A. M. train down from Winsted. and returns on the arrival of the 10. Is A. NJ. train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford. Otis, Cole brook. Burlington, 1itchiield and Bethlem, ar- rives to connect with the 12 30p Train down from Winsted ,and returns on the arrival of the 10 l5 A. M. Train up from Bridgeport. The stage forIIarwinton leavesIitchfelds sta tion on the arrival of the 1915 AM train up from Bridgeport.
 The stage iron, Watcrtown connects with the 8.15 A. NJ. train down from Waterbury a1d re- turns on the arrival of the 10. 15 A M train up from Bridgeport.
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville on arrival of the 1915 A. M. train iron, Bridge port. &
 A discount of five cents made to passengers purchasing tickets at the office. ss,s
 CHARLES WATERBURY. Superintendent,
 Bridgeport Nov. go. 1862. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-04-09

EDITOR or ExQuIrkR
 Dear Sir WITH your permission, wish to say to the readers of your paper. that will send by return mail to all who wish It., (freo,) a Recipe, with full directions for mak. ing and using simple Vegetable Balm. that will effectually remove. in 10 days. Pimples. Blotches, Tan, Frsckles. and all Impurities oi the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and beautiful.
 will also mail free to those having Bald Heads or Bare Faces, simple directions and in formation that will enable them to start full growth of LuKuriant Hair. Whixkers, or . Moustache. in less than 30 days. All applica- tions answered by return mail without charge.
 Respectfully yours.
 THOS. F. CHAPMAN, Chemist, 2m47 No ssl Broadway, New York.