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DONOVAN on Wednesday afternoon. Denis
bohV' IN aged u yeas months and 70 days.
NAV his soul rest IN peace!
Tho friends Of the faInl, d. rest4ctfullv invited
20 h"ond the f1nersL FROM hi- late residence i73
Seaison st. On Friday afternoon April ilth q. /
IcIotA ggG
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d,.ou'iJus ser. really b'ariY, md TIC Addtu''"',
dgtr Noiy-l aug ~ ~ ~ ,t , ~ g,.cs,,
- 'yl.reJ lie Tu.t,cs hn., recently rpr- ed
No.. u Hcnd' 'ct'oh, lMe rector Of 81 Jon"
0uo'' ~ " '''' o.,
DRY hoods NLRkkS EARLY 'l'5iNC
.,.r,. .rto ,,,t.. ..,It,. ,,.,,.ny "a,
'"' ''.u'A.
held last evening. the Prpsid"nt IN The chAs. g
vor,ble r.rort. ere made hy ali The rnniing er,~.
a., C.. -. d.,
Wlttets 'h" "i tht HeIefANs W '"' ""'Al"F'"''
Union reported that tllf lot, hu A. their last
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MEDICINES.

A 81 RI CURE FOR NTIMpEEANCF-
I'D. klNt'a salvation Pow deIs. byy LAyt Gu ed
Vou4.ni4 ~ dluAANds. Given unknown To the I-r-
ALL - Yea. ale, or anything, Price per loN ~
p'L -. Llkt's Pharmacy, cor. Grove and Hudson
ttfeC's. 40
NOW Is THE TINE To USE DIR.
LEAlHE'- YELLOW DOCK SYRUP.
For BafbeI's iUh. iI3
Any PERSON VINO Is FOND OF LIQUOR
~ he cured OF tine desire ior II, by pon. friend
rN.ut tmkuoHu At need bel to the drinker In
I4lLS tAhOl : TEMPERANCE POWDERS
Piior uco dollAr. For snle At Ga Division II PA
Enhth and 81 Hudson ~, Sew YORK. Haye. lI5
Fulton e and Ni.ut's, ~ Fulton -, Brook A. and
Il 90 touth "a II, W.liunslurgh. rs. -Bewaru
o. imi'a.ons which sicAcn thorc to whom thec aye
i.tu. NJ
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

PEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE
1880, BklESl's HAIR DYE,
all oilers. because ~
m DoEs NOT sTIrS INF SKIN,
m' a. uIi = 40 Lsvu q ie,l II, WknuslclYp
, lbtt MOI lNJtK RI THE HNIR
" ehihSos 10" Or Gtyy hair toa beautiful aud nattir
~ BLACK OR BRDNN,
slnstantan,Ousl,J
and " sold by all Dtuggirts NJ The low price Of
FIFTY CENTS PR BIN
General DopI 40 south second stl,eL Williams.
b1ph 800" " "'1H'
Nn@, ts.iy AoyNro. II. Barnes 4 Co.. II Pask
lsor Fris"- & Lee ~ hickman n N'hp0t.r no
he n - Mile Reed, l>J Alien, cor stanton ~
nhp % Houston n. and Av,.D iinaiiry. ~ tiyhth
ave, POtt's Fiuhild, Il5 Hudsnu a. and Il SiYtb
svr iIuRRi-i- can also be- ripplipd b. e. y IEII
'r''ON o. skin ave. ~
CARPETS, CARPETS, OH CLOTHS AND
Furniture tls,uuu worth At su luu.on-, s...
llic'' ~ H." iatc -Lihii-hmDut 1t " U'INKEEII
2''' 't' aud 81 Nost ahth ~. CO.. ~ ave 9Si
EAS-ll'S1 RECEIVED, 500 GROSS Scotch
'top iurrnr' -.-ori,i aiyrs. r. q. ARNOLD Nam.
h'tlrr az Gus Bu'uei- - ana go Wc-I 2lst II as
GppD WORK AND FAIR PRICES. AT
- IR, RSH Avs PRINTING OFFICE.
~ ~ LluN ~, y. y FIRST FLOOR, ROOM 2
--llEfpI FOR GRADED I. :. BOOks. rs
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SHIPPING.

II FILLS Il AND UPWARDS. or
- Union Bank Of London. and
Royal Bank Of Ireland,
For sole ny
3C6 WELLS FARGO & &C.
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IGOR SALE Co., MATERIALS, TOOLS AND
TN t!ock, tor manufacturing Artificial flowers.
1853 RlC..l Geld o. lioi oxen. 4B
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EOE SALF-A LOT OF GOOD SHELVING.
L As'ly to ORNis, NEWELL & SMITH 1853 Broad
way. SO
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EOR SALE CHhAP-ROOM AND STAIR
= curve. aud chairs Apply after o'clock, Tor
di's, ut rs MhdL o1 u, N.N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
The Atlantic Telegraph.

A letter from George saward, esq, Secretary
and General Superintendent Of the Atlantic Telegraph
CompAny 20 Cyrus W. Field esq after ollndirg to the
absoiato electrical perfection Of the cable now being
manufactured states tie amount completed up 20 The
0th Of December at 10 miles. The cable il new being
manufactured at the rate OF eighty miles per week with
hurry and without nightwork. IT viii be finished
bf tic ED Of the first week in June Two tanks oI
board Tie Crest Eastern for the storage Of the cablt
ar. constructed and the third j. rapidly grcsIng
There Is no reason 10 doubt that the cable will all be OF
boerd and the great ship ready or sea wish every ap
suco Of tho best kind and tie beet order during the
month Of June Mr. Lswmd has 10 doubt that the
cable will BE- successfully laid and worked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
From New.OrieRas.

The steamship Morning star Capt HoratIc
Nelson. from New Oleans. arrived At tbs port late
last night. We are indebted TO furser Fuller ioi
neper. The Morning Star LEFT New Orleans. satnr
day JAN at 80 p. m. but!in consequence OF the -
sn. OF water ON III. bar st the Southwest Pssr uio
not c ross until Sunday, y. 10. -
Passed in the river bound up steamship Geo. Cron
veil ffom New ork. and brig Ehynhs OF Camdeh
len inside the Bar. bark Joseph Bycrof Philadelphia
and bark Pawnee, hern. brig Abby Ihhxttr oi Bangor
Alninch OF Searsport -,
I'm Csysfoot ght passed two screw at, smers bound
south. ON Jupiter Inlct passed ,ide'wheti steamer
steering south. - IL,
me Morning Star experienced strong gales u vino
"a nh heavy hoad the entire passage.
TLe Mofning Star brirgs large cargo OF nineteti
nndf. d bales Of cotton. full list OF passengers and
mail. .,
w. viie aud child. Sumner Tow nssnd Panl Iiioow
CT " Wdr w q. At~ alter AleH. rtark, w m Leslie,
~ asnib.v,en A. RossnbsuD, II Blum, A. Lehman VI
Iha'am L. Levi ls,Ac simmons, NJ Adlof ~ horns q -
XII Chs. II. Ellison, Chss nsnds, Jacob sehupsnd''
John T. Weed d H.h,on and e M,. r,", w.. i +
Tnahsm. q. W. Turpir, Mr.. Po,usn NJ heiua.nn
,r. yioy i;,mre Weed. Alfred Il. Brown, Jos o. Tie
Mr. cad Mira pup.lh Had L,o.,s, tsbn,in' msya ,
Levi aud son DR.. spsuldpg j. onios. j. W. bfad,s
Abbott snd vito J. Carte. L. Biiaa.s! ''sssss Divr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

very ounningly devised fraud on the reye.
nue. was detected aud frustrated last week by the
ceverness and energy OF Mr. Collector Orion and Other
Internal Revenue officers An attempt was made to
eyade the excise tax 400 barrels OF whisky, amount
ing at az per gallon, 0he present rate OF taxi to abo
si 900, the pretense that the spirits had been cx
ported The law authorizes the expectation OF domestic
distilled spirits without payment oftax. The whisky In
question distilled in New-Jersey and pnt into
bonded warehouse in this city. whence 1t might be
Withdrawn for sale or consumption payment OF the
tax, for export without such payment The appiea
ton for Withdrawal from the warehouse for the purpose
OF expectation made TO Collector Shook On whose
District It was stored) in due form. The whisky was
put on board lighter and tugged out In the direction
of a vessel which had cleared for foreign port but by
mistake the lighter brought up on the brooklyn
side OF The river and not along side tho vessel when
sailed minus the 400 barrels of whisky Howeveran sc
commodating broker. who had managed the affair OF
making out the requisite papers certified mat nc lod
superintendent the shipment Of the spirits, and had win
ais own eyes seen ali the barrels properly slowed on
board the vessel for which he received about twenty
times tho usual fee for the proper services OF
broker Everything seemed to DO straight aud
fair, and the cnterprisirg swinder would In
oil reasonable probability have succeeded and
pocketed about 900 less expense, Of Uncle
sans revenue had not certain widoRwake gentle
man Lad bis suspicious aroused before the whisky was
removed from the bonded warehouse. AZ II was q
shadow followed the tug and although the craft es'
capped the observation of the detective IN the night ana
the spirits were deposited in hafa.dozen different
places In New-York and Brooklyn-ln stables. sheds.
back yards cellars &oye the pursuit was 30 adroty
managed that all the whisky has been discovered and
seized with the exception Of &c bbs which may yet be
found. or course the goods will be eonhscaed. and
the party parties to tho fraud will lose about sl 900
(Which is about the OF producing 800 bbls. whisky
exclusive OF tax In addition TO their expenses In their
Unsuccessful venture. Had they succeeded as we have
srendy said. they would have realized the handsome
little profit Of $4,000.
The fact that this attempted fraud came near sue
cess suggests the inquiry whether the regulations Of the
Treasury Department in regard to tho expectation Of
domestic sprts just what they should be-whether
other enterprises like the above described have not
been more successful in evadiDg the vigilance Of Rev
enue officers and what extent the evasion Of Excise
duty IN this and other ways accounts oi The fact that
whisky can be purchased In the market for p or 30 cents
per gallon less than the cost Of production including the
present taI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
Auuseusrnts.

The theatrical managers are rushing beadlOng
to prosperiyor. rather prosperity Is rushing headlong
to them without any special efforts their part to
ice it, The old necessity for Turing IL by change and
novelty seems to have died awayi and oil that is
required is standing invitation. provided it be genuine
and sincere Ike those held forth at the Winter Garden
and the Olympic. Walsoks shows moro variety, but
il Is variety OF manner more than Of matter The old
routine is still preserved and familiar pieces make their
temperance with regular precision. The public Il
satisfied, and the managers delighted We have.
of nothing to do but to conventionaly
future rcpetitons Of Hamlet" at the Winter Garden
Of The Streets Of New York" at tic Olympic and Of
popEler comedies at Attacks the list Of which or the
week is advertised elsewhere.
The theatrical part OF Mr. Barnums entertainment
follows thSSame conditions. "The Ring of Fate Is
still the special fired attraction Of his stage. Other
plays rcyoe about 1t at various hours OF the day and
evening The general attractions OF the museum con
tnue undated The giant boy eight feet high sercney
surveys the hGcrowns Of spectators The fa girl and
the living skeleton contemplate each other with mutual
envy. The Bohemian Glass Blowers perform their
calmly and dcrtcrous fcats with prompt punetualy.
MIR. Robert Heller introduces a new programme this
evening Lis "Salle Diabolique" No. Sos Broadway
He discontinues the pnn.omlne and offers frosh
variety OF magical exploits. with three panofoEe solo,
instead Of two. as heretofore.
At the Hippothoatron alteration In the programmes
IA needed The pantomims Of Harlequin Bue
Beard continues attract numerous and gra,ned au
diences
Van Amburghs Menagere. no. $50 Broadway has
new interest w tic recently arrived curiositiea from
Persia.
The French Thester announces repetition o! Le-
aouv6s fine comedy, Par Droit do Conquete' and oil
Iabiche's Vaudeville La Commode dc Nc1orine' ioi
10 morrow evening.
The first Of Mr. and Mr.. George Vandenhofs read
iugs this season. at DodwoIths Hail. Will be gwen on
Tuesday evening. "Enoch Arden" scenes fFom " The
Rivals. and numerous poetsed selections are included
in TIE programme.
The frst OF tie series Of Chamber Concerts by
Messrs Mason Thomas and other. will tuke place on
Wednesday the 18th instant. al The panoioIte rooms
OF steinway SEQ. 1t was announced for last satur'
dsy evening but was necessarily postponed account
" al accident TO one Of the performers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
The Death Of Edward Everett.
BosToS. Jan. Is. IDS.


Edward Everett died this morning at o'clock,
at his residence Summer.st. Of npopleyy, His age
seventy wears aud about nine months Mr. Everett
addressed his fellow citizens Mt Taneu Hall On Mon
day last in aid Of sending provisions TO Savannah and
Ggrin. the afternoon Of that day present in court
ia reference TO claim for damages against the city OF
Challestown for overlooking portion Of his estate In
Modford by constructing dam in Mystic River On
Tuesday he became affected with quite severe cold,
but neither his friends nor himself deemed II serious
Saturday evening he appeared about as well rs usual
and retired to bed declining to trouble any one to re-
main with him. About o'clock this morning his house
keeper entered his and found him sleeping natur
ally. An hour later she was alarmed by hearing a
heavy fall in his room and found him living on the floor
breathing heavily. 4 physician was promptly sum
moned, but before bis arrival Mr. Everett died.
Tire event was announced in nearly all the churches
II the commencement OF morning service and created
profound feeling Of sadness Shortly after noon the
church bells OF the city ana suburbs were tolled Mr..
EyoTetts funeral Will take place at noon on Thursday
next IN the First Church tie Rev Ruias Ellie pastor.
II is presumed the State and city authorities will take
part in the obsequcs of this great and good citizen
WAsns0roy. Jan Is, 1856.
The following announcement has been
furnished for general publication.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
W ARLINGTON Jan. IS 1865. )
The President directs the undersigned to perform the
painful duty Of announcing 10 the people OF the United
States that Edward Everett distinguished not more by
learning and oloquonce than by unsurpassed and dsn
terested laborsof patriotism. ai o period Of political
disorder departed This life at four O'Clock this morning
The several Executive Departments OF the Government
will cause appropriate hono:s 10 be rendered 10 the
memory Of the deceased al home and abroad wherever
the National name and authority are acknowledged.
WILLIAM H. SEWAED.
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The Call for Troops.

AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan IS. leG3.
The following is an extract from n letter Of
Major Ltler Assistant Provost Marshal icnornl for
Maine.
II the Guo,s Of any district suhdistrict under Che
call Of July, 1884 for 10000 men, is more than filed
the in years Of service is carried forward and
credited on the call Of Dec. H. for 3OOOO and the
No l. issued hy Gen. Fry Jan. .. 1876. 20 mean that
after all proper credits given and quotas finally
fixed az the ProTOst Gcuerns Office. then only
aelusl onlstments can fnTiler reduce the quote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
DEPARTMENT OF STATE. |
From beaufort, N. &.

BALTIMORE, Jan. Is, 1866.
The Americans Beaufort correspondence,
under date OF 9th inst. says:
Nine dascrtcrs came off from Fort Fisher few days
SINCE and were picked M by one Of tho bockading
vessels. They report that tie fort about surren
derng the 2jh. wien they surprised TO learn
that the troops being Withdrawn from the shore
They represent the garrison as greatly demorali,'d.
The quarters all destroyed and the poorly sup
Piled with provisions. Al ia quiet in the feet
There are no Indications OF al early movement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
Frrn AVENUE sKArNG.Pcyp.-Notwith.

FIFTH AVENUE SKATNG-PCSD.-Notwith-
anding the excellent condition Of the Ice on The iifih
Avenue skating pond Yesterday. the pr"preors would
no. allow tlc pond 10 bo used on any pfeie1t
whatever This il tle second time this season that
The ice bas been found IN snch fine condition
ou the Sabba.h.dsy. The lee has therefore been
found In 60 fnyorsble condition on Monday
morning that many Of the irequencT OF Central PaII
have deserted the several ponds IN that enclosure and
Rocked to the FIJI Avenue Pond, on which ice is
aiwsys found IN better condition The pond VIII DC
again thrown open this morning Two or three more
grand giladays may be expected ia the course OF the
season ,Aou.d she cod weather last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
n1ln on H13 MorNp. -Early ON the eyening

DIED or HIS WoUND.-Early OF the evening
81 the Is irst Ocer Thompson Of the 18th Precinct
~ he corner 81 Thfd-1e and Twenty 'seTenih-si.'
attempted to proven, fight between n por'y oi haf
Intoxicated men. They then turned upon L.n kh"'k'o
hi,n down and beat him In brutal manner Regn'hiht
he feet III, officer fired INTO tho crowd. striking one o.
The party named Abram Brown IN The breast lie wh'
lsken away by his friends and 80 efecfuaiy ooncesee
Tat Tie police were unable TO discover him. Ih'
officer had hi, ounds dressed by Police Surgeon Kim
barL but has beer very feeble ever since Last nigh
the police learned tina, during the day Brown had det
Of bis wound The Coroner was notified to hold Al
inquest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

Miller, II Taylor r. n Moore, p Dewitt, Chss Ko.c'l'
u. sanncrrus James Tentbrook John Braun Jas Depew
John Wsrnock aud WIFE, Alex. Dions, w. w Goodwin a.
w Edger W A. Fulton, A Cam, 1t. Hagsett, n. God
ner, John Schucher. Mr. Agar 4. o. achonet,e and son
Louis Lamcuth, Capt g. NJ Nichols, Jos Lobs'ein " hr
ned, NJ Bompst A. Kaufman, Ike Wise heyman, Chs'
Lam, BENZ Nolan, 8. Hiherline Z. Bryne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
Ihdyertisameut 1

Do not waste your money buying any OF me
numerous worthless articles called GOLD PiSs which
have flooded tho marke; Tor the last few yeas when
~ lower prices you get pons which are
70 be the BLsr r. TIE WORLD.
See advertisement in another column The Pen l.
Nightier THAI the Sword"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

Tor Non Retention OF Inconiinonoe OF Urine,
Irritation Inflammation o. liberation OF The Bladder
or kldneys Disease ofthe PROSTATE GLANDS Stone IN
tie Bladder Calculus Gravel, or Brick dust Deposit.
and all diseases tho Bladder. hiantys and Df"psicai
: Yelling Usg HnMDorns FLUID EXInACT Bvcht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
Eaiircnd Disnsicr.

I CLHvELANn slirrtGy, Jan. Il. I-bj.
The train last night going Wet on the To-
ledo Railroad. Was thrown iaio q ditch Norwelk
Eleven persons wec njaredi mono killed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

SOLDIERS RHsT.-The following oontFibu-
inns have been received for the ol1iers Rest az the
New Haven Depot: Previously acknowledged s4if
Mrs. :. <. O.good. go Henry W. smith, SO james
Cassidy s25, II. X Btfh. t25, a. W Greenleaf s25
George Griswold. el00 Edmund Dwight. go j. ;.
Iirense $40. Toni. SID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
U1fx lAAs-'ii-s."s",-l

Railroad Agents and others appointed 90 s'h the
nov book by The nnthor Of "Cudios Cave.
IHE 1nEgE SC0yT-
VII pca,o order rcsh supplies before they arc enufey
out A. II present may be- impossible to supply orders
is return sIlTens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

don. L. ID. d. Voorhees,, L. 0usta Vasalic Felix Mo
Curey. Frederick u. Stuart. Henry j. Coop. William
t. Nelson and Martin Freeman 10 be an ACTIN Voun-
teer and Lieutenant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
GuyannnhfEkeiief.

AT q meeting Of the committee appointed By
the Ne..York Commercial Association OF the Produce
Exchange solicit Did for the suffering citizens u
Saynruah-G. y. Brayin. President and ]. r. Albert.
secre.ary-tbe following contributions were received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
The North American.

PORTLAND. Jan u. l-bl.
The North American sailed al 1890 Saturday
night. Sic viii probably reach ST. johns, y. l..
Wednesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

KgirTrNG MACHIsEs-ior plain or fancy knit
ting; dinercii sges md gauges; The best N use.
D,t4oS KNITTING. MAcnISo co. No. So Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

SUFFICIENT FOR THE DAY IS THE EVIL THERE
orin fac, than sufficient and therefore the best course
Ia to avert the evil by forecast aud precsuon The way to do
this 30 far senes concerned is to tone ard energse the
bodily organs with the HosrgrrERs STOMACH BIrrERs
the only preparation which gently stimulates. regulates and
purifier ths system aud the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
A NEGLECTED CouoH, COLD, or SORE

THROAT which might be checked by simple remedy like
BHows's BRONCHIAL TrocHxs, II allowed TO progress may
terminate seriously. For Bronchitis, Asthma Ca,srrh and
Consumptve Coughs The Tsocnzs rsed With advantage
giving ofsyipes immediate relief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16

AdFTrfIsf InrnfI
4 READY AND CONCLUSIVE list oil the prop
critics Of IlrLNBOLDs FLtD ENIBACI Bt Gnu viii be
couu.risou with those SET forth In tie United States
Distcnaatory " is no qrack nostrum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
fAdv-nisemsr' !

UuypoIps FLUID EXTRACT BrcHU Is pleas
an. ~ taste and odor from al Injurious ProeEtc.
and INN diatc IN Its action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-16
CHEyALIBR's LIFE FOR THE HAIR,

Reoy' gray hair 10 s original eooy stops its fans on
In three days, keeps the head Clean cool aud healthy wiz
stain the skin or soil the whLest fabric. Tie bost hair
dressing offered the public Can be used freely con-
lns nothing injurious strengthens and promotes the growth
Of the weakest hair. IL recommended and used ~ ne r''
medical authority in Nsw York All are freely Invited to
examine this wonderful triumph Of science Sold at the drug
stores aud my office, 40 23 Broadway where advice as
to the treatment OF the hair viii be gratuitousy given
Price 81 per bottle o. per half dozen. In fancy boxes Can
he sent by express. sARaH A. CHEvALIgB, NJ ID.