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Scrofula, Ulcers Sores, Spots, letters.
Scales BOlsi Syphilis or Venerial
Diseases, etc
SAMAHITAN ROOT AND HERB JUICES
Il offered 70 the public as a positive cure.
SIltr51114laS Ok kENERLAL DISEASES, the sA-
most potent, certain and edecuLal remedy evar mr.
7cHoedi L reaches aud ersieates eyerv pa-refs ~
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edy aud BE- healed, snd not transmit n v11- ~ ~
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FEhALES! FEMALEEU
In many affections with which numbers Of FA
maes suffer, the ROOT AND HERR JirSFS Il
most happily adapted-in liberated Jterus. in an
Gotr1eea, IN bearing down, Falling Of Che womh
De"H'y' Snd ior a complaints Incident 70 the ser.
Samaritan's Wash
Is, N case o. Syphilis, used il. c~ournst.ou .tb
ne hoos Snd herb Juices. Sui directions.
The efficacy OF these remedies h 9I-s ,ct,,l
$500 y pAJsclans and patients. They are ussi
m .ne =. > Hospitals, thus restoring 10 Essltb
many Of oUr orsve soldiers. -
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WHAT TIE SURGEONS SAY or -us o.,
AARIIANS R~EAEDIES.
"Posr HosPirsI, FoEr MAEs.,IIl
Baltimore, Nd, Feb. 81, Is54
i nave gcest satisfaction IN stating tbsf 80
used "Ihs Su1laitaa Ressiia" Fr ys1s-..l ~
- IN Us mo7i customary t1m; that have use3
mem win lulgnent discretion, ana properly and
nave found them 70 respond 10 nv soa1-r-
promptly and eiieetually- knowing theIr lompo-
siuoni nave the fullest confidence In tl-r erFeEy
and a. hr 81 my use Of themeztende regrr,-Ter
them strongly. ALFErp n 49,
Assistant Surgeon 5th New York Vols"
Lett u be understood that these remedies are ss
Tor Whch they are offered.
Pree o. Male Packages, samGritau's GIN 500.
] % cents. """
Sold BY W. {. " SMITH, Druggists
Corner Church ami Vine streets
NAsHyHLLE, Task.
Desmond 4 Co., ~Propuetors. sI5 Race s.rests.
Philadelphia.
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SALE OF CONDENSED
Government Horses

WILL expose AZ Pubic Auction on FRIDAY
Il june sth, ls65, ~ y o'clock, al he CsvaiTv n
p0I Eaeeheld, Tenn, a lot Of Condemned Govern.
ment horSes. Il. W-SMTTH,
msyS-ta Capt and A.. ON.
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Wantad-sfOOO 70 5000

A y Eastern Manufacturing Incorporated Com
pspy desire 70 establish the sale Of their goods
NOS arai inlrodnced) ia Tennessee. They oler
them only and exclusively 10 one party, Who VII
have their entire control here The article D. IN
great demand, aud is covered by patents lately is
sued. None but energsue business men need aP-
ply. For an interview, Address
B 6. r, Co Nashglle Postohce.
nsysoLss
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OILS.
PAINTS.
LIQUORS.

9 Bhls Alcohol, Q8 per cent.
8 70 per cent.
c " Proof spiuz,
3 " Pitts Whisky, pure, Er Ned purposes.
" Pure Frerch Brandy,
" HOlla1d GIN,
Pure Port, Madeirs, and Sherry Wines,
For sale low, by EWIN 4 PEEDiNfON.
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Received,
Vines NLiQuors

5Ozrrels Foot, Nash d Co, WHISKY,
so " Robertson County
50 Boaxbon, fns
90 pkets Hsiasic Champagne,
10 rss Golden Wedding Cataagba.
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Take 10 Balfams Mercury, or unpleasant msdIala
iof unpleasant ami dangerous Usasssa
Relmb0ld's Extract Buohu
OURHs
ET man 49,

IN all t1sir stages Il iNds aKpsuss; tsls o. %
change IN diet no Inconvenience
n no E1POaURE
Is causes neluelt desire, aud gives strength %
inmate, theretJ removing DISTINCTIONS, preFauunF
sad curing structures Of the Urethna, IlsyinR paa
aad Inflammation, 80 frsguant 10 this class VI de.
eases, snt aapeilng POISONOUS, DLdHASkL
and HORN-0OT MAT1kR.
Thousands upon Thousands
gHO RAVE BEEE VICTIM OF ouAuEA
e ahOrs time, have iognd thay we're deceived, AMI
that tho Poison" has, By the use Of "PoaaraI
Astrngants,' been dried up In The system, % bFssH
out IN an aggravated form, and pafhaps aaer uaz.
rage.
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We, the undersigned, have this dsy adopted the
above rates for advertising, 70 which VI bind our
saVss strictly 70 adhere.
VIZ. CAMERON q co.
JOHN WALLACE, for The DspateA.
BARRY, WIEHAM a 90. for HsSS
NASHVILLE. TUsE., Sept. ~. 1864.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12
The consolation the country will experi-

The consolation the country will expert
ence, says the Boston Post, from the dlgnl-
fed and amicable tone of the president 9
message will be somewhat disturbed by the
evident purpose of Mr.. Sumner and Mr.. Will
son to present all the obstacles iu their pow
or to offer against restoration OF that union
of kind feelings and action in the discharge of
political duties which the national executive
is laboring so sincerely to inaugurate. Mr..
Sumner seems to have taxed his imagination
in multiplying requirements which grant
nothing to the justice and fidelity OF southern
citizens but which would impose upon them
a humiliating subservieney to All arrogant
assumption of superiority in all that distin'
cuisines civilization from barbarlsm, Mr.
Wilson is anxious not to be outstripped in die
tatorial presumption, and follows the steps OF
his taller colleague IN bristling opposition &c
the presidents policy of restoration. This
determination to prolong intestine strife and
to delay the healing of its wounds to the last
hour-merely to crafty personal luminosity
or to subserve party interest-we cannot be-
nation such treachery to the public welfare
merits. The president thinks the adoption
of the amendment of the constitution abolish.
ing slavery everywhere under the govern
ment of the United States is sufficient seour-
ity to allow ell the states representation on
the floor of congress. He would protect
Estate governments in all their constitutional
rights, the general government. in it's whole
constitutional vigor." But Messrs Sumner,
Wilson & Co. have longing for arbitrary
power and summary punishment, and so long
as they can bejudges and executioners enjoy
their positions hugely and strive to retain
them; but should they find themselves upon
an equality with those they would letter
the limbs of both parties frse-the contest
would be quite different affair this is what
they fear and seek to avoid.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12
The Navy.

The secretary oftte navy begins with his
tory OF naval operations from the capture of Fort
Fisher till the termination of the war, but no
facts OF Importance are stated, not already in the
possession of the public. Immediately after the
tall OF Fort Fisher, measures were taken for the
gradual reduction of the naval forces employed
on the blockade, and the subsequent successes
OF our arms were followed BY rapid diminution
OF the number of ships, SO that there now in
commission, at home aud abroad only one hun
dred and seventeen vessels of all descripton..-
OF these, seven are in the European squadron,
under Rear Admiral l.. NJ. Goldsborough; ten in
the Brazil and African squadron, under Acting
Rear Admiral s. w. Gordon; five in the East
India squadron, under Acting Rear Admiral III.
Fl. Ball; and eleven in the Pacific squadron, I'M
der Acting Rear Admiral George +. Pearson
These squadrons, with another of nine vessels,
soon to be put in operation in the West Indies,
under Commodore James s. Palmer, are consid-
cred sufficient for the encouragement and protec-
ton of our countrymen engaged in legitimate
commercial pursuits and for unfolding our flag
abroad.
Since the 4th of March, 1861, AS vessels have
been purchased for the navy at a cost of $ls,-
$3.50 6Sl SO, and of these $40 have been sold, for
which the government has received So, 62l, 500,
"a. Five hundred and eight vessels have been
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12

FIRST DAY.

The board met on Monday, Dec. 18th.
Present-Jacob Hoke, VIM. c. Pearsoii,
James Hill, Dan'l N. Beal, Ira Crawford,
Chas. Atkinson, B. II. Kimball, S B. Stod-
dard G. w. Hefiin, John McCandless, John
Clarke, VIM. Waite. John Buffum, John H.
Eby and David Mardock, Sup'r kimball,
chairman of the board, presiding
Minutes of the last days proceedings of
the September term were read and approved.
On motion of Sup'r Atkinson it was ord
cred that a. L. Wait, county treasurer. be
allowed S25, for money paid sheriff Merrill to
cancel interest due on county note held by
III. Burgower.
Bills of a miscellaneous character were
read and referred to the proper committees.
The bond of Henry F. Thomas, as collector
and treasurer for the county of Rock Island
Tor the year 1865 was read and referred to
7HSpe committee on finance.
djourned until tomorrow morning at 9
~-e ~ v
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Comptroller Of the Currency.

The comptroller OF the currency
presented his annual report at the
opening of congress. Since the report of
last year, two hundred aud eighty three new
banks have been organized, and seven hun.
dred and thirty-one state banks converted in.
to national Notwithstanding the total
number organized to November LIST. sixteen
hundred and one; of which six hundred and
seventy nine were new banks, aud nine hun.
dred and twenty two were conversions from
state banks.
The first national bank of Columbia, No,
has voluntarily gone into liquidation, and
the first national bank of Attca, y. Y, has
failed, and receiver has been appointed to
settle up Its agRirs.
Nearly all the banks organized under state
laws have voluntarily changed into national
associations, and this transformation has
been accomplished without deranging the
business Of these institutions or affecting es-
sentiallr the amount of bank note circuia-
ton. No national currency has been deliy-
cred to a re-organized state bank, until it's
former circulation had been reduced below
the amount 70 which it's capital as a national
bank would have entitled it under the law
and as many of the banks had a greater am
cunt of state notes in circulation than they
were entitled to under the national acts the
result has been to diminish rather than in
crease the volume of bank note circulation.
The amount of national bank notes
in actual circulation the first
day OF October last, .......... SI7l 1921 ,903
The amount of state bank notes in
circulation at the same date, as
appears by returns to the commits
sioner of Internal Revenue, was TS, SIS
Making the bank circulation the
LIST day of October last............. $50, lS9 AIS
The amount OF legal tender notes
and fractional currency issued,
and outstanding on the LIST oil Oct.
1865 704, 5s4 sos
National bank notes in the hands of
banks not yet issued 1885, I52
to banks ............ IO9 i52, 945
Making the aggregate amount OF le-
gal tender and bank notes in cir
culation authorized to be issu-
ed to and bv the ,0S3 ASP, 233
From which sum should
be deducted state bank
circu alton outstan-
ding that will be retired
about fast national
currency is issued to
converted banks. 49,. SIS, s67,575
Also the amount OF "com-
pound interest notes"
converted into $40
bonds since the LIST OF
October last............... A, 4lT,52y
- 1913, 2s4, 904 |
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12
MUSICAL.

MR.. K. GRUNDY having bscome a reel
MI dent of Rock Island, takes this method 70
inIoTm the musical public that he is prepared 70
tune and repair PIanoes and MelOdeons, and Csc
sell at factory prices the following hrsi class IL
struments: -.
Gold Medal Pianoe-, VIM. Knabe s Co., SiIi-
more, Md.
A. H. Gale & Co.'S. Pianoes, n. Y.
Organs and Melodeons from the factories Of w.
H. Prince & Co., Buffalo, N. Y; Cahart Nee-
ham, n, v: Mason & Hamlin, Boston.
Second hand Pianoes and Melodeons taken -
exchange Cor new ones. ~
Orders for Violins, Flutes, Aceorieons, Di
instruments, SC, promptly filled at Chicago pr
ces.
NB.-0rders for tuning of Instruments e.'
Island City Hotel, =. O. box 432, or At resiosh5
on Madison street, Sd house south OF M aIaA-
street, promptly attended to. ocl'1'
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STEAM BAKERY FOR SALE.

I OFFER for sale, q; bargain the ne'
/ steam bakery in RocE Island, }, lows -
One full lot so by 100 feet; two story brick t1i
ery with all the machinery ready FOR work
steam engine, boiler, shafting, and all the maeai,
cry necessary for rapid and first class work Ter
10 also Il good stable on the lot. and two go
wells,-oue splendid arIeslan we'll
The property will be sold at great barga.1' u
application is made soon
The engine, boiler, bakery machinery, e.
SC. will be sold separately If desired
Dor further particulars, enquire OF the n9ee'
signed JACob AEiShh'
Rock Island, Nov. 10, dwtf.
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BT TELEGnAPH
Itepor:e,l for tHs Ddiiy Irq,s.


New YORK, Dec l.
The n. \. Tribune's Washington srs..,
says:
Last week the treasury department is,g
tIfcates OF Indebtedness amounting to l. 49, S
The Canadian government offers 50 s,,s
for the privilege of selling their produce - ss
markets under the present Reciprocity a -, Va
enlarge and deepen the Welland and ST. LAVE.
canal, so as to admit vessels drawing froT, w.
IA feet OF water, thus Carrying transgort,,,ar u
Chicago 10 Atlanticy and giving the ssue me-.
to American a. TO Canadian vessels fr.a
! Objection Is made to this proposition. Tbs C..
dian authorities propose that tins obiec, ,bII
| accomplished by concurrent Legislation bp,wss,
The two countries.
NEW IoRx, Dec IL
The y. Y. Worlds Washington snsc.I
! says:
The Mississippi and Louisiana 6esg,,i,r.
called upon the secretary OF war ye.terdsS NJ
gard to the reduction of the lerees where ~
have been destroyed torn away. He atom.
agreed to send a iOTce to rebuild them and state
that his authority for so doing that tne state,
/ wete under military government
Special 10 the " Y. Herald.
FoRT Monroe, Dec. 10.
JEFF. DAVIS enjoys good health. he makesds.r
walks on the parapets has comfortable sssgr
ments, genteel wardrobe, a good table an
plenty OfTsadIng matter. He thought the Dre,i
dents message was IN general a wise and roo5
document, but was disappointed that II was 70.
more specific IN relation to The ultimate dsye,,.
ton which Is To- be made of himself
Inc health OF Clement {. Clay IS improving, az
he has subsidized into seeming apathy and p,ts.,
Waiting Tor whatever may be done with hlE
WASHINGTON, Dec Z.
the certificates Of election OF the Tennessee ne
bers.
Stephens Interposed a point OF order that Ii.
state OF Tennessee is not known 10 the house
which the speaker overrDled.
NEW YORK, Dec. l.
The SIR Herman Livingston from Savannah 81
has arrived.
The Savannah Herald states that the Georglss
house of Representatives, passed a resolution rs,.
tying the amendment 10 the constitution or ,1s
United States prohibiting slavery, and the senss
next day adopted some amen ments.
Alex. II. Stephens peremptOrily decline 10 .,
candidate for the L. $ senate.
4. J. jenkins, recently elected goVerno.-
Georgia, sent communication TO The Isgisiaa-.
on the Slh, declining his Inauguration at the pref
eat, appointing the 18th OF January for that p--
pose and suggesting that the legislature take fs-
cess until then.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec H.
The Guiding star arrived from New Yors.
Cotton irregular aud unsettled.
No. OF bales sold AZ
Sugar declining far to good.
FAIR l53Al6
MOlasses declined 10.
Gold .6i.
Exchanges firm.
Checks on New YORK I04.
Greatly superior liquors were seI1ed AZ BrasLsF
city which had smuggled into that place.
Nearly 600 sacks of coffee, imported drsei
from Rio, arrived.
Gents LongstTeet and Lorring arrived here
The former thinks of residing here permanent
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TO HH0MIT NAY cOSCERN.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom Il
~ may concern that the commisslonSrs a.
pointed by the city council OF the city OF hos
Island to asseEs damages or benefits, as the eass
may be, for the purpose OF opening and e1teLcias
ST. Clair street, have made their return OF So
assessment. and that the city council will, AZ y
adjourned meeting Of the city council TO be hs--
or the 18th day OF December inst, a; O'Clock
p. NJ, confirm SAID assessments unless obeciosi
are made BY some person Interested
J. X. JOHNSTON, City C.ers.
Rock Island, Dec. b, 1863.
GecSdlot.
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10 WHGM MAY COSCERS.

\ Office is hereby given that the comni--
~ sIoners appointed by the city council Of TIE
city OF Rock hIand to assess damages dement's
a. the case ay be, for the opening o. z.leg
through block 81, IN Chicago or lower scotlo5,
have made their return OF said assessas-zis, and
that the city council will, at an adjourned meet
ing to e held on the 18th day OF December Ins'''
at O'Clock p. NJ, confirm said assessment unless
objections are made by some persons interested.
J. X. JOHNSTON. City Clerk.
Rock Island, Dec. o, 1865.
decSdlOt.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12

The paragraph in the presidents message
devoted to our relations with Englnad. covers
a very sharp diplomatic lance. It's reason.
able Interpretation is, that the president does
not propose to surrender any of the claims he
has made upon that power, and that the main
tainance of amicabls relations depends upon
the temper in which these shall be met. So
in regard to Mexico. Without assuming an
arrogant tone. Mr.. johnson afirms the Mon.
zoe doctrine in language which will not be
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE,

THE SUBSCRIBER has purchased tne
| Tobacco Store on Illinois street Johnson
American Block, where he will continue me y -
ines. Of. Tobacconist. and the manufacture Q,
cigars. He will keep always on hand goS1
stock of all kinds of Cigars, Tobacco, snun''
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Pipes 'ss
Holders, Tobacco Bags, Cigar Cases, So 80
where he hopes to see all his friends and tne
age. MAIhk" oon
Rock Island, June %, dit.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12

Ex-PREsIDEST PIERcE.-We are pIsos..
be able to record that Gen. Pierce bas -
recovered from his late dangerous sicE,. w
that he was able to attend the mornipy -.
vices at st. Paul's. in this city, On Ss,J.-
last, when he was received into the come
ION OF the Episcopal church-N. II. PI,ri:
Dec. G. y.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12

misunderstood in the Tuileries, d eels,,r.
while the United States have no CO. Nat
themselves the armed propaga ndjsts $50 80
publleanism in Europe, neither can The l.
NIT European powers TO impose mona, t5'
upon our borders. GILES
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12

The amount then left as
the available currency
of the country is..................
In order to ascertain
the amount of actual ac-
tive circulation on the
LIST day of October last
there should be deduct
ed from the last men,
toned sum
The amount of national d.
currency delivered to
banks, and not then
in circulatiou......... SIG, 625
National circulation not
delivered to banks. Ios, 1852
Amount OF legal-tender
notes held by banks,
including S74, POI, s47
compound interest
notes ............ .......... l9S, WA
Compound interest
notes, other than
those held by banks,
mostly held as invest
ments by insurance
and trust companies
and savings banks,less
say 900, 900 in ac-
tuaI circuiation............ I2I,3lt
Currency in the treas
ury of the United
States................... 56,2st
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12
THE DEPARTMENT REPORTS.
The Interior.

The secretary of the interior. in his report
presented at the opening of congress. states
that during the year ending june 80, 1865,
public lands were disposed of as follows:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12

During the year ending September 30
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-12-12
THE CAPITOL.

The work on the capitol building still
drags along, aud the secretary does not init
mate that il will ever be finished. An ap-
preparation of 1875 900 will be required to
continue i until June 80. 1867 The library
is being enlarged at an expenditure of Sl46,-
900; and the architect recommends extend
ing the centre building and pOrtico to the
line of the pOrticoes Of the coverings. AMI en-
larging the capitol grounds.
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Total. 499
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
NOTICE.-The Model Sewing Ma.
chine.
From the New York Herald. 7


Prominent among the mechanical triumphs of
THIS most ingenious age, common honesty compels
Us to notice the Empire Sew ing Machine, com
mendcd as justly styled perfection itself Useful
as have been the various sewing machines, from
time TO time presented to the public, each one of
'nem has been cursed with some radical derec.
winch detracts from general utility. Warned br
the experience of his predecessors, the inventor Of
the Empire Machine has produced an instrument.
combining all the advantages for which others are
vaunied. and obviating every defect which can be
attributed to them by the most fastidious critic.
The Empire Machine is marvellous combina.
ton of simplicity, economy and perfect workman.
ship, being durable. fee from liability to get out
OF order, noiseless, and easy of operation. Its
mechanical continuance is such as to secure sta
b'iity, freedom from accident, and accuracy as To
workmanship. By the use of the patented shu tile
Ai'd straight needle, it makes a stitch, which can
hei'her RIP nor rave, while, at the same time, il
can operate perfectly upon every species of materi
al from leather to cambria, with threads of COTTON
linen or silk, from the finest to the coa,.as, 49,,
Der.
TIC hmPire hachine Is gradually suppantinc
its more antique rivals, no one in want Of usos,I
instrument of this description, be he or she tailor
coachmaker, dressmaker or seamstress, can do
otherwise than secure one Of these economical and
inimisabls machines. suited alike for family and
manufacturing purposes. The Office OF the EN-
pire Manufacturing Co. Is at No. 536 Broadway.
Ne" York City. where they are now supplying
these Empire Machines at prices far below the
real value Of the instruments. s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09
Importnnt to Mnthers-crnnnrh c..

Important To Mothers-Croup The In
siructions Tor Group which accompany every bottle
OF 5eHzoiu Elixir. hive never been known to fail.
ana have cured many child after Physicians have
pronounced the case hopeless. bottle should
be IN every house. BenzOin Elixir is also pleas
ant and reliable remedy for Coughs. Colds Sore
Throat or Breas:. WhOopipg Cough, Bleeding Of
the Lungs and CONSUMPTION. Druggists write at
IS destined to take the lead of all other prcnar,
tons, because of its great merit" Sold bv mo.
%. Park, AMI F. E. SURE & CO. Gin. o. and
Druggists everywhere. See advertisement.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-11-09

rS- EDITOR RrF.-DEtR sra: With vow rcrn,is-
sion wish the readers NJ Vaper that will
send. Nv mail all who wish H. ffe1 Recipe
With full dirrctuna r making and using simple Vcce-
table Balm that " cfcraly remove ten tays Pm-
ps, Blcchc- Tan, Frcke-. and all uIurif rS If the
- leaving tlc same SOFT clear, smooth and beautiful
Viii also mail free b. those having Bald Heads or Bare
Faces simple directions and information that win enable
tn M to start frii growth of BNurisn Hair. Whiskcr-
" a Mousia,he, i'm less than thirty days.
Ali applications answered l,y return mail without
charge. Eesrcc fully your.
TH0S. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
-fImll 81 Broadway, New York.