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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

John STREET VI. +. CHURCH-Busincss
~ and Workiugmen'r Daily mon PRAYER Meeting,
from r. 10 O'Clock. Christian brethren and sisters,
Ald she public generally cordially invited TO at
tend TO- the whole Or part n the hour 40
I l.. BISHOP Il To PREACH TO-MOR-
evening, At - O'Clock, At the sanctuary, los
fret e., on "Isrncrs Redemption the second Com
Ing Of Christ The Millennium" &c, &c -
MOTTO -PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
1Nlarse hail, slh nv, cor sd It Kcv. r. G. SHINY
ALL Minister. Regular seryices VI AMI 2 N. Sub
i6ci Tor the evening, "Christs Warning from the
Spirit World" etc. Services at - o'clock. seats
free. ltG
pEv. JAMES THOMSON WILL PREACH
IL ntt tho nited Presbyterian Mission, o'a ID ave.
and 81 IT, to- morrow ~ o'clock aiterupan. and AZ
O'Clock On the evening. collection y III be taken
10 in aid Of the Mission at both services. sabbath
tchoo At O'Clock. "
pEV. A. VI. STEWART, CHAPLAIN L. s.
IL Vols. will preach in the first Reformed PIeshy
terrain Church lr. McLEiDlrSl l2tth Ht,ner 9th ave,
on sabbath evening, Jan. 18th at = o'cleck. sub
iect- he religious cond ION OF the ARM, and the
means OF improving II. A collection viii h. take up
TO aid In p.Ocuring religious reading for the Amy
and Navy. $50
\NEST 18th ST. UNITED PRESBYTERI-
w An church. Preaching tomorrow, communion
hy Rev. u. +. llNkERTON, . Harlem.
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r .OST-IN GOING FROM BANK ST. TO
- Gansevoort sL a ANAL account book Of no urs
store 60
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PUBLICATIONS.

EEBRI'A AIRY NO. OF Dem ORIST'S ILLUS
TRATED MONTHLY and Nine. DEMORES1'S
MIRROR OF Fashions. h aAiy on saturday.
Containing mammoth fashion pin tcs splendid engrhv
iHCs ORIGINAL stories, tlcsant slime TO- tho winter
fashions. fu-siacd patterns, hotlsehold matte- and
other valuable and ntorcstlnR novelties including
M artistic and entertaining poem, by THEODORE
TllION. To not tail TO zee the brilliant February
number. SINGLE copies - cents; nailei lice on fo-
CENT OF price. NO. % neCkrau ~, or 'old every
where. Yearly, 50, with valuable premium, See
our splendid srniuu,e Tor 1SBS l42
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
n Mems Father Mathew T. A. h. Society, No. /, Of
Brooklyn, will he held In Lstirner HAN 2lO and A12
Court ~, between Harrisor and Deeras ia on sun
day Evening Jan. 18th, At O'Clock. SPEAKING by
beesrs. Hollywood, brennan and O'Neills snSing ~
Mesrs. Dovney, Connolly, Cumming and Dalton
DANIEL ORElLLY, Pre- JOHN KELLY, Rec.
sec. il
A o. H., /. LA GENERAL MEETING
~ Of the offcers and monltet Of the Above order
will be held At Iammnny Hall, cor. York and Pearl
sts on Monday evenr-. Jan 18Th, At = o'clock pre-
eisely. By order OF PHILIP CLARE q. p DANIEL
DUBLIC MEETING OF THE FATHER
held At their hall, 1893 Eat 18th ct. Nv &, on
sunday, Jan. 18Th, at ocloct J; N. The meeting
gill be Addressed hy Adam G flsnLsun, tee and
vi Na,h, Mr. Boas aud Mr. Kidd. GEo FIExlNG,
Pres. LAt NCELOT MURPHY, Rec. Soc. 10
ITO THE RESCUE OF YOUR CIVIC
Il Righu-The Citizens of the 4'h Aldermmc Dir
irot arc requested 20 meet at Botanic Han. 8 Lvt
Broadway, Saturday evening, Jan IL, 10 take into
consideration she high handed usurpatOns Of the
Board Of Aldermen SIMEON STERN, Sec. loo
THE WORK GOES BRAVELY ON
Il Father Mathew I. A. II. Society No. &. Brook
lyn hall ~ Court st.-Gfand Ietnpcrance Demon
straton Tomorrow evening, at O'Clock. eloquent
addrcssce by Messrr. Glover, Austin, Miller, Sonnm
bloom, and Col. Thomas Seattle. singing by hcs-rs.
Park house, Mckinney, Morrison, Kelly, Downey,
Cumnings and host OF otbers Come one, come ali
Come ~ the winds come when forests are rended !.
come ~ the waves come when nnvies are stranded"
JOHN TlERNEl, fIcG; JOHN O'sHAUGhNEsSI,
Rec Sec. III
THE FATHER MATHEW r. A. h. SOCIE-
Il ", No. 3, OF Rrootlyn, r. d., will hold n tempe
rance meeting II ~ O'Clock tomorrow eve ming At
Temperance Hall, cor Grand and eth At. speakers-
John Clover John McCa1ery, Esq.. and othcrs.
7. y. MtLLIGAS sec'v 10
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Personal NOTIFIES.

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY eau
II toned asGinst 'viuF or NEGOTIATING any note
sisurt hv ne, Ia Joseph " EBs lEk or h,p order.
mos, \. Il. WEBSTER. New York, Jan 18th,
1876 -
If BRIDGET CAIHARINE DONAL WILL
cal 20 - Washington It, Brooklyn, shc will hear
something TO her advantage. l5i
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7 .OST OR STRAlED AWAY, on FRIDAY,
- Jan. 18Th, white and brown Pointer dos, am
sVering W the name Of Dssh. Any pcteon returning
him W Mr.. BDGEk, corner Myrtle aud Nostrand ave-
nuee, Brooklyn, will be literally teS AIded. et
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LOST AND FOUND.

hog LOST-ON SATURDAY, THE 7TH
- inst from No. los East ~ a. black snd tas
sut with vhie on the breast ears cloQped ans- re
TO the name Of VAN. whoever returns hCr " tbe
above number will he suitably rewarded With thanU
Of the owner and no Questions A.ked 10
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the papers recently submitted To the Cour. Of Pub
lie Inquiry, occupied in listening 10 matters
Affecting The interests Of lsrge class q our oiii.
srnr;
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EOUNn-ON THURSDAY, THE 18th inst,
l. in wniam,bursh, a watch which the owner can
have By proving property and paving expense
JOHN J. ODONNELl. ISL East goth St 81
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T .OST-A YOUNG SETTER DOG, COLOR
Lfed with white hreast, with steel collar, with C.
T. ln.lee upon H. Any or" bringing IN zane to III.
suitable reward as
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90 REWARD-LOST, on THURSDAY
w night white poo1ls with yellow sIots sids
md bead bTaf, collar; answers 10 the meme 81
CHARLEY. The finder will receive the above
wnid b, leaving It At ili greenwich p. ~
"a REWARD-LOST, A BLACK NEW
.'found md dog, months Old, o. % Division ct
All. UOMiS. ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE-A LOOKING GLASS AND
L picture frame store. Inquire 50" Hudson s. 20
o1O-RECETPTS FOR MAKING BRAN
Way. whisky, Tin, Wines &c. They will pro
duec an art Gle that few tell from the imported,
and At a cost OF lcss than one half Address MAR
TELI.E, Box us =. O., William shurrh. ~
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CD REWARD - LOST on THURSDAY,
tDpcc. 20, 1904 portc-tnonuaiC containing The
sum Of Sl5 and 10 "cnie, and brass thimbe, GOING
from H5h N iUth -, on Sd ave. The hinder will
ooive The above reward by leaving 1t at ISL Third
ave- IN stoe. l24
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

cash PAID FOR RAGS .AND OLD Metals
SWhito rags I cents por lhs coorcd rHcA par
ID; books aud nc~sp4pors cenif old hiass % cene
COPPER and pewter IS cts lead " per H. Is c,
eG'h for old silk hats NJ r. Spring -. Sos
DASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metals
~ White Ires II cent. Per H.. Colored snd
wooden censs PER H. hooks and ucwtpapo n cents.
Old hrNs Is cents. Copper snd PEWTER rs cents,
Lead IN cents per H.. at 40 10 sew Bo~ery. cor, n
Rf.l.cyrlt T. 994
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T OST-ON THE EVENING OF THE
1luth, In going ON Peck slip to Dosrsv 4. Brook.
lyn, pocket hook containing between 80 aud SsO In
bills, and notee Tor 81 al each, aud for So This
finder viii be literally rewarded by leaving 1t At Nos
Terry ~.
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7 EFT-ON THE NIGHT OF THE 18TH
~ is'.' on STAGE No. 81, rocketbook, containing
mostly IN STAMPS, the property Of the driver, vhs
l poT man. The finder will confer n favor nv
leaving N At the Office Of the b,h ave STAGE line nj
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T .OST-tROM THE STABLE - JEFF
l<torson II. white Md, hs old, brown head.
Any person rctufninf or studiug ~ 10 - Monroe Il
will I've rewarded tor their trouble aud receive the
thank. ot the o. ner. 20
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

nor SALE-A PASSAGE IICKET, FRON
New York 10 Liverpool or Cork, per Inmnn line
cheap, at " illiGm IT basement. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-18
y 3. JAMa .'s
KSsaerly - Ss~e~, -
NY ssss.,' Lsssh ssssssa
= o,s''a Hssss H.,
Est AslisAsA n isso.
nas oerivsi1o Chieaeo. ga ,.......
sstabllsAsA = oaies q
10. e RAIDoLPn grprnr.
Between Ds~bsrs aad Stsss H..
Chicago, M,
For tAs Cure Of
Old CAseate, SoGeressrt~s.
0yphllItIo
AND ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
withsst the nee Of
MQrDfARw tscl-
mercury, Hindrancs from Busineaa. q
Exposure to Friend.

n. unps!ralIeied success which hes attended
- ~ y sesses 70 huseps, NE Usieed etsass
- sSw O!leons--the many re1s,k ~ c.rss he
n. .sss ~ y oIch ~ere prcnesacsd incssable By
s,;.- H. ..s"s.s <. s'c'sns, justi6ee hin In 81
uRste. - - INV
The following are some Of the disease armed
"Privaee,' ard which Dr. James nrv..s~..slv
er.o,cs's:: vi.-syphili.. primary. secondary
s nssy S'r'sSsures. U.eshrsf Discharges. elect.
sexual Debility, Diseases u the Back sad I.o,ns.
In6amatten Of the bladder and kidnrys. Rheu.
nathan, Aydrocele. vssssocels, Cancers, etc
Diseases peculiar 10 Females, such "A Ameuoyr.
hea, Dysnencrrhag,s, Metrorrhsgia. Chlorosss.
Nervous Deheiisy, esc.. succeaefuliy trsslsd.
W. James long prnctiCe in New Orlsana and
the endorsement Of the Medical fraternity. and
che almost entire Southern press, s,ould COW
vince the most skepticsl that Dr. James can ana
will perform all that be promises.
DR.. james would also call the attention espee
.aiIy o. those rho have privately Ind improperly
injured themselves. in that secret and solitary
habit which runs both body snd mind, um6i.
ting them for both business aud society. produo.
ing both Constitutional Debility and ln,puten cy
The following are some Of the sad and melsn.
cho'y effects produced By early habits Of youth Or
&C xual excuses, viz; Weah ness Of the barh and
Limbs. Pain in the Head, Dimness Of vi.ion
Loss Of Muscular Power. Palpitstics 81 the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness lrritab,llty.
Symptoms Of Consumption, &c. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more to be dread
cd -Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of Ideas, De
preston OF Spirits. Evil forcbodings, Ave. sion
to Society, Self Distrust, Love ot Solitude, lin.
idity, &c, are some 81 the evils produced.
All persons afflicted with amy OF the above dis.
eases aud ~ nfptoms, should not tail Ia all on Dr.
James, and be II once restored to perfect health
Iet no fnlsc dclicacy deter you but cali at oece.
asd aavo yourselves from the awful aud terrible
Consequences Of these much 10 be dreaded mala-
dica.
WEAKNESS or rTiE ORGANS immediately
cu'ed and full v,gor restored
Those at distance, by describing ~ mptoms
-inclcs'ng stamp for return answcr-- III receive
prompt attention by addressing
Dk ~ u. JAMES,
p. o. Box 3.l9s fian2l -dAwlyl Chicago,
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CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED BY The MED1-
IA cal Faculty and The public to be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure 0t oil
diseases OF the STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
IL 10 ndt urxsRAL wArER. II Is from experience.
lhel C0nsfITusiOS wAfsa hes emanated and We
now say let no man doubt, when single bottle
medical talent in this country has failed to relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
water cannot Be chased under .Quack" prepars-
tiOus. - Il 10 now used BY the most scientific
praetit,osers in this city. Il b only seeoad class
physicians that cry down popular remedies, while
the better skilled make use 0fcvery means 10 ~
cOmplish cure; and the success ofthe physicians
increases - his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him to produce cure, while others fail in
the attempt Science IL satisfied with the truth.
Give Constitution W ater . fair trial-we mean
you who are under some spsciatssts care from
year to year. and We particularly allude TO ladies
who are constantly rcscrting to local treofment,
and oil sorts Of local applications for diseases,
with 10 much chance 81 succeas ~ there would be.
from locsi applications TO the throat for diseases
of.brain. We have been careful ~ use language
in circular that could not shock the most del
tcate organization. but W. receive % many com
munications from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted, and Of whoee disease NO men
ticn has been made, that We have come to the
conclusion that II the remedy In capable Of pro
ducing . cure, no matter what the disease may be,
It should be made known. The medicine 10 put
up for the public, and there should be no cxccp-
tions. We say, Constitution w atcr u not like .
gilded pill, made 10 suit the eye and taste; II il
medicine, in every sense Of the term placed in
taken according 10 the directions II will in every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the directions In regard Dict etc. relate only TO
the disease under which they occur.
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THE BEST ST0RENl:'rBlENlN
PLASTER - THE POROUS
PLASTER Of DR. Aa.u.lOCk.
They are warranted to kee" good 20 years. but
NAV be returned fro fresh plasters without any
coarge.
IMPORTANT QUALITIES.
They will cure Weak ess ofthe Back, Pain
in the Side, Lancness Of the Kneelor of the An
kles, or Cod Feet, sooner and with more com
fort than any other application.
KNOXVILLE, albany Co, Jan. 18th. 1856
Dr. T. ALLcocx--Lear Sir !: Seventeen years
ago was soaeiy injured in my back, Al length
l was induced 20 use your plnsters. l wore one
constantly for six months, and did more hard
work during that six months than in the proceed
ing fifteen years have not worn plaster for
over eighteen months and have had no return oil
the gnswing pain and weakness in my, back, but
have been entirely we'll.
am Your obdt serv't JOHN G. CRARY.
"r,ncipol Agency, Brandreth House n. Y.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
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"A sl]I CURtR
DRUNK NN ESS.
iDa. lanes ANTIDOrE, . sure cure for
Drunkenness. Read the following with the tes
tim0nials wnd be convinced:
"A .llI CURt R

The love for intoxicating drinks directly
owing 70 IN artificial aPpetite-in otl words. .
perversion Of the sense Of taste, surerinduced
BY continued excuses in the use Of srirituous
liquors.. lntemperance il consequently net
1atural indrmity. but always dependent % er-
ti6cial causes These once remsved. TIE victim
Of inebriety will lose Ill inclination or desire Ter
the injurious leverage
d.. LANES ANfiDOrE, By it, spesise e.
tion restorcs the diseased appetite to it's proper
oormal coalition. The crsving for spifitu6us
drinks et once ceases and what before had been
An irreaist BILE passion. now becomes distasteful,
obnoxious end repulsive. The remedy % per
fectly harmless il directions are followed. II
exercises 40 alinost magical effect in causing .
deep-se 0rersso, for ali alcoholic drinks 6ad
increases the appetite for food.
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~
7 1,oy0T&8NAT1ON.
rs.r. 4 eonssSsnatson n TIE secrs ~
49,. rrks - - has ~ Etpsn knewr
.;ros thas party first sprung % Iowa sod.
Is iO6k tad the abolition dssnagosues lead
tho van sfSSs people, snallnd it sucoess'
fully, thas thsy isarssd - trsas u nothing
30 yb6VrpA tdumphA fh9r a4a'e0n
and confidence has lead them too for, how.
ever, end nov thsy psnq bsfpese great o.
.tacls, and debats how Il shall b avoided
OF surmouotsd. They discovsS daagsia
I new source. Where they hid ezpected
aid and confsrt, NY I'D cs'dssss and IN
mistakeabIe enmisy. They hrvs vsntured
90 sashly upon the nsyves.0~es question,
and have reused up sleeping lien. rhose
Who we're oncs partially their allies, now
turn upon them with the resolution and
Srmncss which made them victors on hum
dreds Of Southern fields. Tia seldters piu
MT dsmsds thsnsslso = IL lsVsl sf asgrsss.
The universal sentiment snong them, 10,
that a. the negro 10 now free according to
the laws Of the country, lot him have fair
price for his labor, aud liberty to 20 and
come a others do, but let no insane attempts
be made to degrade the white race TO his
unsecmly level.
Togivs him equal rights and heners with
chose Who rent his chains il asking TOO
much, aud will never be granted while our
returned veterans hold the balance Of pow
Or. They have too many illustrioss exam
pIes before them, 70 ever allow themselves
70 BE- blinded by political partisans. The
negro lovers are busy IN inssut'ns false
hoods, and presenting pashsible mis- state
,nsn,s to influence them from following the
course which their observations in the South
direct, bat before they sucessd, they will
have V smother tho voies Of Sherman, the
ssllant chicitain who lead 10 many Of 1owa's
oons on the ''march 70 the sea-"
His opinion on this matter 10 too we'll
known by his old followers 70 require .
word Of comment OF apology. He is unal-
tsrably opposed 70 tho doctrine Of negro
outrage, and in giving his views to the
country, he is giving those Of thousands and
thousands Of the men he.led TO victory Al
. generality, the menbsrs of our dis dis
banding army are resolutsly opposed 70 all
negro equality dogmas, and if the Republi-
can leaders can so blind and bcfog them, as
10 wheel them into line against US, they will
do more than we are willing to prophcsy for
them.
Nothing is such an overwhelming argu.
,nent against negro gu rags, ~ the fact thai
Che men who have seen the every day liii
Of negroes Tor years. and had opportunities
o &C. whsreia the blacks have sxcelled tn
white race in courage, fortitude and hcroism
- Wendell Phillips avers and who are
thousand times better qualified to knov
whether negroes are EQUALS with whites
than men who have never left their hOme
since tho opening Of the strife, tho bit
eorost enemies OF the doctrine which "
have among us.
Tho negroes are not fitted for the right q
suffrage, and any one who has observed
chem for any time At all, is we'll aware {
che fact.
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J. J. KRONER, DsAa Sn:-Piease find en-
closed one dollar for another box # DIR Zans's
Antidote fer Strong Drink and send a soon
. poseible. will say for your benefit. Or salts
faction. thst boss workman Of mine has taken
two boxes Of your AxriDors and has been . 80
Der man for three months. end says he hes not
had the slightest taste for liquor in the last two
months or more, and never thinks Of il Prsvi-
Gus to this time, God only knows when hs drew
y sober breath. Yours, truly,
W. r. E.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-18
J. J. KRONER, Esa., Philadelphia,
Proprietor "Ds. ZASs's AxsDorxv cR

toPssVt IL. SNs AauuHsvVE .
DauNEnMum."
Dear &r Since the spring of 1850, have
been using your AxrDOfs in : large number Of
csses Of intemperance. and in nineteen instances
out Of twenty, it haa been successful in totally
destroying the srpctite or craving for sfrong
drink. BY means Of II ! have cured over six
hundred cases in this city aud Hcighborhood.
10 either recent or long standing cases. II cools
the stomach, settles the nervous excitement, aud
creates appetite for food, besides grestly stin
ulating the digestive functions. lhNse also used
it with marked success in Dsiiriwna 7rtnsens, the
FSts Of cAilirss and ~. Hvtws' Dance, besides
numerous other nervous affections.
II il doubtless destin ID in the end 10 do more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
have ever been formed. Knowing its inestima-
BILE value, cheerfully recommend IT,
Yours, &C.,
r. D'UN0ER, n. D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-18

Paw Paw, Mich June II, 1858.
J. J. KRONER Sra :-Send me another box
of "Dr Zane's Antidote" have another pa
tient who wants to be cured wish that every
Oae knew Ne valus Of the medicine and the good
IL il doing. y. \. ".
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-18

$50 lar az know, the Judge Douglas
never asked mo that question before. He
ohall have no OCCASION to ever ask me again
for tell him frankly that AM NOT in
favor Of negro citizenship. "-Abraha"'
XsnroIn
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-18

On CRssK, Pa. Aug. "a. 1868.
J. ]. KROMER-Please lind enclosed one dol
lar, for which send me box cf the "Antidote
for Sta ong Drink havs had one boz and II
did me good, but I want another to make sure
work Of Il. Yours,
MN. RICE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-18

The Greatest Victory Vet!
QTkH.
The above heading Of recent bulletin from the
SEAT Of WAR
is in all respects Applicable to the results o
CMR1STAlDORO HAIR DYE,
when brough. in contact with hair of any obnox-
ions tint. Five minutes removes the undesirable
color, replacing il with the richest black or brown
No stain is lett on the scalp, no damage done to
the hair by this fine emollient vegetable dye
Manufactured by CHRnsrApono, No. s. Astor
House New-York. Sold BY druggists. Applied
by all Hair dressers. jul, 29-d&wlm
DURNO'S CELEBRA1 ED CATARRH SNUFF
is the best known remedy for He ahache, Cold in
the Hea Snuffies. Imperfect Voice, Brochtis,
and Ca.arrh. Few persons appreciate the dis
ease arising from the nasal organs. sight hear
my taste, and smell are frequently ruinedb v a
cold in the heed. The gas generated by the use
of thi snuff cleanscs tre entire head, and re-
stores proper articulation Its effects NJ, pleas
ant and wonderful. 1t contains no tobsccO, nor
other injurious ing cdicnt. Colleges, Societies,
States, aud most eminent ofthe medical faculty
have awarded i: testimonials and premiums.
sold by all Druggists for 1925 cents per box -
Can be sent by mail receipt o. 80 cents for one
box, or 81 for four boxes. Address,
JAS DURNO, p. o. Box 1885. New York.
At wholesale by DEMAS BARNES l. CO., New
York. jne12-d&w
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AvEw REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN w ATCDa

IL THE BEST.
II IL made on The best principle while he foreign
watch h generally made on no principle all. The for
esn watch 10 mostly made by SD boys, ~
nAuD While their labor 10 cheap, their work Is dear ~
any price Such watches are made without plan, and
sold without They irregular in consruc-
lon, aad qui ; irregular In movement shey are Dc
sigued only SELL and the uysr the party no thor
oaefy sold Those Who have Kept "aneres, "epines"
and Swiss lev 70" in prsfessed repair for lev years
Tar PLAN or THE AMERICAN WATCH
Iustesd ofbeing Of several hundred little pisces
together, the body Of the Americru Watch
formed OF SOLID PLATES No jar interferes with tia
harmony Of its working and sudden shock throw
liz machinery out Of gear. In riding any busines,
pursuit. 1t Is all held together firmly single piece
Of metal. It IL just what al machinery should be-
Isl ACCURATE. "a. SIMPLE. 3D.. STRONG. 9Th
ECONOMICAL
We not only secure CHEAPNEJa BY our system, but
QUALITY. We do not pretend that Watch Re
bought for less money than the foreign makebeeves,
but tina, for its value it is sold for half the
price.
OUR so DIER'5 WATCH (name WIN. Ellery, is
whatits name ndicates-s"id. ssbtsntiai and always
TO stand any amount Of Marching
OUk n EXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH (named
t. 6artett is similar IN size and general Appearance
bat has more Jewels. and : more elaborate Anish.
OUR LADIES' WATCH, recently brought out, is put
up in great variety ofatterns, OF them 81
beauty nd workmansp, is quite small. but warranted
THE PROOF Of the merits ofour Watch may be und
in the fact that ~ nov employ over -even hundred
workmen In factori $, and that still unable
0 yr III PIAfs wAfcn i. thinner
and lighter than the hers have described. II.
chror balance decs ly adjusted 70
variat caused by changes Of temperature These
vacheo the fruits u the latest chfo
~, aud made by our best workn II, = sep
arate depa iment Of our factory For the dncst tim.
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