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stocking, lad and unrayel It. and let
down the thread with bit Of mortar.
Dost hear ne Jem2"
The man gave a sign Of assent, for Il
seemed as If be could not speak and tax.
ing of his stocking. unravelled the wors-
ted thread. row after row. The people
stood around in breathless silence and
suspense. wondering what Toms mother
could be thinking of and why she sent
him in such haste for the carpenters bali
Of ,twipe.
"Let down one end Of the thread with
bit of mortar. and keep fast hold Of the
other" cried she to her husband. The lit
tie thread came waving down the tall
chimney, blown hither and thithsr by
the wind. but at last it reached the out
stretched hands that we're waiting for 1t.
Tom held the ball Of string, while his
mother tied one end of it to the worsted
thread. "Now pull it up slowly" cried
she to her husband. and she gradually
unwound the string as the worsted gently
drew it up. 1t stoppea--tho string had
reached her husband. "Now hold the
string fast and pull it up" cried she.
and the string grew heavy and hard to
pull, for Tom and his mother had fasten.
ed the thick rope to it, They watched it
gradually and slowly uncoiling from the
ground as tn. string was drawn higher.
There was but one coil left. 1t had
reached the top. Thank tiod," e1claim-
ed the wife. She hid her face in silent
prayer and tramblingly rejoiccd. Tho
rope was up. The iron to which it should
be fastened was there oil right; but would
her husband be able to make use Of them
would not the terror of the past hour
have so unneryed him, as to prevent him
the necessary measures for his safety p
She did not see the magic influence which
her few words had exercised over him..
She did not know the strength that the
sound of her voice, so calm and steady.
had filled him with, as if the little thread
that carried him the rope of life once
more. had ed to him some portion
Of that faith in God, which nothing ever
destroyed or shook in her true heart
She did not know that as be waited there.
the words come over him, "Why art thou
cast down. o my soul ? and why art thou
disquieted within me2 Hope thou in
God" She lifted up her heart to- God
for hope and strength. She could do
nothing more for her husband, and her
heart turned to God and rested on him as
rock
There was great shout. Hes safe.
mother, he's safe," cried little Tom.
Thou hast saved me, Mary" said hes
husband, folding her in his arms. "Bus
what ails thee ? Thou seem'st more sor-
ry than glad about it," But Mary could
not speak, and if the strong arm of her
husband had not held her up she would
have fallen to the ground-the sudden
joy, after such great fear, had overcome
her.
"Tom," said the Father, "let thy moth
er lean upon thy sholdier. and VIC will
take her home" And in their happy
home, they poured forth their thanks to
God for his great goodness; and their
happy life together felt dearer and holier
for the peril that it had been in. and for
the nearness that the danger had brought
them unto God, And the holiday nexs
day--was it not indeed q Thanksgiving
day. 4.
PERPETUAL MOTION cEocK.
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%nsinsss Garbs.
Hotels.

Hotels.
xxR1CAN HOUSE. Hydepsrk Vermont.
X{I Eesmith proprietor. ~
Y,I)rE 4oDSE. Eden Mills. vt. DR.. D. Ran
a tHzI Proprietor. ~
II ERBURY Hotel. Waterbury, vt. N. P.
" K4eler, proprietor. New house and new
1xXTTHEWS' HOTEL, Stowe (I,owsr pillage)
w Matthews. proprietor. IL -
f1fATnAL HOUSE, johnson. Vt, NJ. Kirk,
U P.urrietor. Stages leave THIS House north
"a &>Sth Daily. r
= IN lk1syILLE HOUSE, Worthwhile, Vt, A.
M n spaulding proprietor. The proprietor
So0es 4, be able TO make the traveller feel OF
I Sss~ 80 ...a# IA
xyYf.rkGE HOTEL, Hyde Park. w. l.
q. Martin, Proprietor.
rsLncaE POND HOUSE, Elmore ", A.w
IL Ave iii, proprietor, Convrr, ances to any
~ Il be county on short. notice. I
TRASH JRGh Hou uSE. lrasburgh, VT, by l.
Edgertr rnStages leavet his house daily ior a. 81
vtiiK~f tations. Horses and carriages TO let. o'
YtUBB LIS HOTEL. Woicott, VT, Justu
Hnb ell, proprietor. on the stage ROAD u
lf6iburg,. Conveyance to any part oil tne couh
. - e6c notice. .... r.. Ef
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U. $. INTERNAL REVENUE TAXES FOR
1SR7

1857.
Under the Internal Revenue Law, as in
force Aug l, 1865, and amendment to
same approved March 2. 1857, at is
necessary that every person, firm, com
pany. or corporation, engaged in any
trade, business. or profession, on which
a special tax formerly licences) is impos-
ed by law, shall register with the Assist
ant Assessor Of the assessment district;
first, his. or their name or style, and in
case of firm Or company, the names of
the several persons constituting such firm
or company and their places of residence.
second, the trade. business. or profession,
and the place where such trade, business
or profession is to be carried on. &C. "
That any person who shall exercise or
carry on any trade. business, or profession
or do ony act hereinafter mentioned, for
the exercising, carrying on, or doing OF
which specil tax is imposed by law,
without payment thereof. as in hat be,
half required. shall, for every such offence.
besides being liable to the payment Of
the tax, be subject to fine or penalty OF
not less than ten nor more than FIVE hum
dred dollars"
Also to make return as above of his or
her income for the year 1866, also to re-
turn articles owned and taxable in sched-
ule A. Wagons valued at less than $500
dollars and Pianos, are exempt from tax.
Parties requiring blanks for the above
purposes will be furnished by calling at
our Offices. .tii aa-so. :
Remember. Special Tax is used instead
of License as formerly. 4.,.'.t s,
The above returns must be made on or
before April 25tb, 1867. g5l .' 70
II. A. WATERMAN
Asst Assessor 9th Division, Johnson.
j, j. MEIes t.ast
Asst Assessor 10Th Division. Hyde Park.
Office over l.. II. Noyes's Store,
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TnE Typo AND THE EDIToR.-The law
yer editor Of o country paper, who wrote
a very "bliud hand" was frequently an
Doyed by compositors' inquiries concerning
words which they could not decipher.--
One day a compositor as little acquainted
with the disposition Of the editor as be
was with the handwriting, entered the
sanetpm, and holding the copy before his
eyes inquired what certain crooked
mark stood for. The editor did not wish
st that time to be intrupted, and exclaim-
ed, go to the devil"
The compositor retired, not to his Sat-
anic Majesty, but to the composing room.
When the editor read his proofs he had
the pleasure to see line in his leading
editorial read: G g
"He (Mr. Webster.l will probably 60
to the devil" lo ,o a -dgN ds
Bhe copy was looked for, and the crook
cd mark was marked 'be nominated" 81
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-SieSsiSn' VI o'nei VniSe' VI asen0 VI oocn
town to borrow money for that purpose.
may authorize the bonds Of said town,
with interest coupons attached, 10 be is.
sued for the money so borrowed OF 10 be
borrowed; any vote by such town
heretofore passed, authorizing the issue of
such bonds for such purpose, is hereby
declared valid and legal.
SIS. This act shall take effect from
its passage. ....
Approved March 2s, 1867.
An act to prevent the destruction of fish
by the use Of pounds or by the setting
of nets.
II as hereoy enacted, &c,
See. I. If any person shall hereafter
take. kill or destroy, by the use ofrounds,
or by the setting of nets Of any kind, in
any wates Of this State, any fish, such
person shall forfeit and pay to the treas
urer of the town in which, or nearest
which, the same shall Se SO taken, killed,
or destroyed, in this State. the sum of
five dollars for each and every fish so ia
ken killed, or destroyed, to be receveredon
complaint Of town grand juror, with
costs of prosecution and any justice OF
the peace of the county shall have full ju-
risdiction to hear, try and deter mine the
same
So. This act shall take effect fiom
its passage.
Approved March 2S. 1867.
An act to provide for the expenses of the
present session Of the General Assem-
bly,.
IL IS hereby enacted, &c
l. The sum Of ten thousand dollars
is appropriated, for the purpose of paying
the debentures Of the Lieutenant Cover.
nor, the Senate and House of Represent.
atives, and the contingent expenses of the
present special session of the General AS
sembly.
S2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved March 2s, 1867.
Joint Resolution concerning the control
of Railroads in Vermont by foreign cor.
pOrations "a.
| WHEREAS. the control by foreign corpo'
rations of the railroad facilities of this
State has become subject of grave prac
tical Importance, and whereas serious
complaints have been brought to the at
tention Of the Legislature against the con
duet of such corporations, engaged in th'
management Of Vermont roads, and
Whereas. no disposition of these public
works ought to be allowed, which impairs
the paramount right of the people Of tn,
state to the just and reasonable use there
of; Therefore
Resolved by the Senate and House o
Representatives That the Governor b
requested to appoint three commissioners
whose duty it shall be to consider thi'
subject and to inquire into the grievances
alleged to have been sustained with power
to send for persons and papers and to re
port to the next annual session of tht
legislature whether any. and what addi
tional legislation in the premises is neces
sary. and to prepare any bill on the sub
ject which they may think proper to re
commend.
STATE OF VERMONT
1 4.. Offce of Secrstarv Of State.
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Approved March %, kSe7.

" -F7H' HrHaH -
An act to punish breaches of the peace
and unlawful combinations. F.,
IL is hereby enacted &c. se..a at
SEC L. Any person who shall threat
en- any violence or injury to any other
person, with intent to prevent such other
PERSONS employment in any mill. manu.
factory. shop, quarry, mine, or on any
railroad, shall be punished bv fine not
exceeding one hundred dollars. or by i'm.
prisonmsDt in the common Jail not more
than three months. jta f lia l.a sga.
So. Any person who shall by threats.
or intimidation, or by force. either alone
or in combination with Others, alright,
drive away, or prevent any other person
from accepting, undertaking or prosecut-
ing any employment to labor iu any mill,
shop, mannfactory, mine, quarry. or on
any railroad with intent to prevent the
prosecution of work in such mill. shop,
manufactory, mine quarry, or on any
railroad, shall be punished by imprison-
ment in the State prison not more than
five years, orby fine not exceeding five
hundred dollars. % @d9f ~ aziHee
s 8. This act shall take effect from its
passage .Is,
Approved March 2s, 1857.
~ Ir lf--al 0'iH Hr
An Act in addition to and explanation Of
certain statates authorizing towns to aid
in the construction of Railroads within
this State. n tI1t1 la-giK ul
II is Hereby enacted, 5e. n.stea 9a3 .
SEc. /. Any town in this State.
which has been heretofoae authorized to
aid any railroad company by loan. gift,
subscription for stock. or otherwise. may
vote such aid, or 80 much thereof as shall
not have been heretofore voted, at any
meeting called for that purpose in the
manner prescribed by law for calling spe-
cial town meetings, Notwithstanding such
town, at q meeting called in the manner
prescribed by the act authorizing themto
grant such aid, may have refused to grant
aid to such railroad. or have granted. a
portion Of she aid, only, which such town
f, was authorized to grant. W y fosase mq,
50. Any town in this State which
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STATE OF VERMONT.

Office of Secretary Of State..(
Montpelier. March 20, 1867.
thereby certify that the foregoing ten num-
bers are true copies Of the acts nnd resolves,
passed by the General Assembly at the special
session held in pursuance Of a proclamation of
the Governor, March, 1867 designed for publi-
cation in the newspapers.
GEORGE NICHOLS,
ssf Secretary of State.
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O. Editing q newspaper is,a good deal
like making FIRE Everybody supposcs'
that he can do it little better Than any,
body else.
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~ Elliott. house. sign and carriage painter
1Inzier and paper layer. Eden, Vt. sll orders
[nptly attended to. aat l6m6o
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\ nR.MowE has taken rooms at
q pMansfield Hotel. StoWe.
licensed Auctieneers.

4 n. PAKEER, No. Hydepark, deputy sher-
~ and licensed auctioneer. Is
S1EN, W. DOTY. Licensed Auctioneer and
1Dcpnty Sheriff, Worthwhile. Vt. ~ e9 IS
I Z |zgpWINE,.l,, deputy sheriff aud licensed
! Auctione.r. Hyde Park, Vt. All calls
/ mptly atteuded to. 40 l'
l RIDDLE, licensed auctiot. er. Johnson
I've. Pro lnpt attention given to the bust
and all business done under this license Tor
Is = onable compensation.
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Pbysicia avs.


cygH SPAEHAwK, NJ. D. Home Gopathic Phys
Hlcis and ;urgeon Office at Morrisyille House
Morr{s Vile, Vt. lOn6-35o
b CIR, ,vER. NJ. D.. Eclectic physician &
tYs ii rgeor Hydepark, VT 0fice at the resi-
lcufp DR.. Aaron Morse two doors from the
shnfeb 20
In j HALL, Physician and Surgeon, Morris
uN4si lie, Vt. Diseases Of the nose, throat aud
lr0<o reat d by the INHALATION of ATohIzED
kI0IDs TIL, best style of TRUssEs constantly on
|u3 Vac, inc Virus, fresh from kline, received
!, r55ef ach quarter. 32yl s.e
f{sI. lEl IS, Physician and Surgeon. Hyde
arr, vt. Office over l.. H Noyes' store.
1I$5 ex miuing surgeon for Lamoille County.
DENTISRY. .--R. G. Gilbert, has
srsN Dfitted up an Office at his Resi-.
E3iW dence in Morrisville, which he in
NG11 tends to mike permanent loca-
tIe6 {or ,e practice of the Dental profession In
I'll r. br, hes All operations upon the Natn-
III {Scth well as in the manufacture and in
6t&{Iop OF artificial ones will be performed in q
,,d scientific manner and warranted to
ii ~ enti saisfacton in all cases or no pay will
t3 {1uuire , ! shall be absent few weeks dn'
mi the vi, ofwhich due notice will be given
~ 1Ispap r., er ue
a&aA nR.MOwE has taken rooms at
k IIMansfeld Hotel. Stowe,
k1IIp where he will insert TEETH upon
1xxruBBys EASE at from $5 to $40 per full sett
III "a thai, any other Dentist in the state j,
" ath cleaned, filed and diseases Of the gums
3od. Teeth extracted without paiu, with
W safety to the patient.
& nENTlSTRY.-P. W. ]. PECK.
-. ~ dentist Johnson, vt. Natur-
~ al teeth put in the best state oil pre-
LEU servation. Diseases of the gums
! n 11sfrly treated. Artificial teeth made in
Y M@r rtyie iown to the profession. 10
III. HuLP BOOK, NJ. D.. physician and sur
foo,i, " lcott, vt. Office at his residence,
-~h66se form srly occupied by c A Root. SINCE
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~. PITCHER. Albany. Vt. Proprietor Of
4 4 Albany Sale Stable, will take Horses or Colts
E<eak. train for speed. &c. Having had con-
{<At experience in the business, be believes
61n live satisfaction, 4S-yt
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euOu iuop unCue duu Cciti hCd tC, Vcttlutu
by the town clerk of such town, to be
lodged and recorded in the county clerks
office, in the rounty in which said town is
situated !; and until such records are made
such commissioners shall not proceed to
make any contract subscription or pur.
chase, on behalf of such town. Before
entering rpon their dGiies said commits
sione;s shall be sworn to faithful per.
formance of their duties, aud a certificate
of suco oath shall be made upon such
instrument of assent and recorded there.
with. Such instrumeats and certificates
so executed and recorded, shall be conclu-
sive evidence Of the facts therein stated,
and a certified copy thereof from either Of
the Offices where the same are recorded,
shall be admissible as evidence.
81. If any Of the commissioners pro-
vided for in this act. shall become from
any cause incapable Of acting, any signer
Of the instrument Of assent wherein such
commissioner is named, may apply to the
court Of chancery for the appointment of
commissioner in the place Of the one
thus incapable of a'.ing and said court,
after such notice as it may direct, may
make such appointment and the person
so appointed shall be resident tax payer
in the town for which be is to act, and
shall have the same powers and duties as
if originally named in said instrument of
assent.
IS. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved March 28, 1867.
An act ceding to the United States exclu-
sve jurisdiction over sites for Custom
house. suE -"a.t. .ta a.r
1t is hereby enacted. &C.: fI
Sec. /. The exclusive jurisdiction over
so much land in the town of Newport as
the United States shall hereafter purchase
not exceeding three acres is hereby ceded
to the United States Of America. provided
said United States shall purchase such
piece of land Of the owners thereof and
shall erect thereon building for Gus.
tom house or for other purposes, and keep
therein said custom house. Nd's.s, "
50 All the laDd over which jurisdic'
tion is hereby ceded, aud the buildings
and property which may be placed there.
on by said United States, shall be exempt
from taxation SO long as the same shall
be used FOR the purpose hereinbefore men
toned. ~ |.sf t7A aH'' t"t' ''u +.
s3. This act shall in no manner take
away or interfere with the Jurisdiction OIL
this State for the purpose Of serving OF
executing any legal process. '''' -' -'
S4 This act shall take effect from
its passage
Approved March 2a, 2se7. 3"
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III. MILAN, Merchant Tailor. Johnson,
w. All work done by him will be in the
~ amer and warranted to fit. Cutting done
|@hers to make. Terms cash. 50yle
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY.
DIR. G. I'll. LAWTON,
alta of Nav York aud PhilAdslpha, would say 10
his friends and the public that he
may still be ounA
At el3 Market Street,
where he is treating
NRRvaus AND CHRONIC DISEASES

NERVOUS AND CHkONlO DioSASS'
n, svrv daserptlon with the most gratltying results
nv Uis NRW sY5rEM oF MEDICAL hlhVfi1lOlIl,
staT of practice based strictly on seenthe prnepigs
3nrnugh tnoWiSdRe Of which Is not ony necessAIy ~
ordar 10 Insure Auceessul treatment but withvu'
ths snnlieation Of Electricity In any iorm put
nna asnariment We give below list o. diseases 70 ~
trantment Of which this system sespee,aly ausPe w
in witch we have besn most successful Il, A., ...
Amanrosis blindness from paralyAib VI 'ie NY vp
.nsnorrhma Interruption retention oil the men,s,ss'
snhona suppfesslon OF the voice. asthnai aBuei ene
knraa st VIlus dance constipation, cataIrn, eohsuP
ton In ts early stages, cough chloroh eounen VI
ND banda cramps cancers, deafness, whun from Paa
tss of M acoustic nerve dyspepsi dlA1eus, uUpSi
aatulsnee gravel. goilre hysterlA' ny asssS af
enee iumbaso, liver complaints, loekAW, neuss 1850
| neryousnsss piles, palsy, rheumausm rpins' "''H'''
| curyatures, and tum0Is' ..t.,. .annot hs asti.
roatad prohpsus, miuplacament, uieerAliouh auu 49,
nsriiv eursd in an Incredibly short space OF time
A'''' REFERENCES.
h.va the pleasure Of referring those who may Sitn
a mndsrtAke Electrical treatment 20 the iolowlns M MNs
Sron citiTens OF Wilmington and vicinity, VINO nars
~ 10 nv uy aud Witnessed our treatment IN othet
Jassnb BringhHrst, 2l9 West street
Fdwnrd i. Rice col Bhipley street
v III Ned A East Fourth street
charlas il Ciordon, 62i Market street =,
Gsorgs Celand corner OF Seventh and Washington su
n II Jones' corhsr Of Fifth ann MafAa' s'fap's'
WIN. D. Rudolph, 2l7 Market street -,
Dr. Washington Russell, OhrlsuAnai "s'' ,Its
Walter southgate
~ RIMBoLp's EXTRACT sARsAPARiLLA oLEAEi
- and renovates the blood instls tho sgor o. neal
into the system, and purges out the humors 'hN' mss
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
HOOP SKIRTS,

629. HOOP SKIRTS, 629.
NEW SPRING STYLES, "nuR 0wx MAKE'
embracing every New and Desirable size, style and Shape
Of PLATA snd Tnil HOOP sKlRrs2, - 2ls "a 3 ~
az W and4 Yds., ronud every length aud size waist
In every retpec PRsT QrAllrf, and especially a1ap!sP
10 mes the Of PIRsr CtAzs and most iashonshle
TRADE. 80, ,
OrR own MAKE OF Hoop Skirts are lighter more elias
tlc more durable aud really uHgAPgR than any other
make NJ either Single Double Spring skirt In Inc
American Market They WARHAStB ~ every respect
aud wherever introduced give universal satlsiae'loh,
They are nov being extensively Sold by heHers aui
every Lady should try them, e,,.,
Afk for 'Iopkins Own Make, aud aee thai each sklfl
"a ET6NPIp s.w r. HOPKINS MANUFACTURER, W2S
ARCH Street PHlbAD'An No OTHERS AIR SsNutNL
CstsIogue containing style, siS- and RErAlt fAehs
sant 10 suy address A Uniform and Liberal DsoouNl
nIioved to DEALERH Orders by mail or othsrwise
/ promptly aud carefully flled-WHotFsstH and kktAlt
| al Msnufactory and sAlss-rooms'
No. 62s Arch Street, Philad'a.
SKIRTS made to order, altered and repaired
Tes,rs M uAsH oNE PRicg ONLY.
'AAN' wM. II. HOPKINS.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12

nREss AND COAT MAKING.
DRESSES AND COATS CUT AND FITTED
AT THB
SHORTEST NOTICE.
AND on
THg MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
AT No. s42 TATNALL STREET.
All the latest and most desirable styles for.
LADIES AND CHlLDREN'S SUITS
Constantly on hand.
ks- PRRPEcT SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. IA
Also, PLAIN SEWING
NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE,
=. j. BENNETT
NR-Two Apprentices wanted immediately at the
above place to learn Dressmaking, mayl0 3mos
NOR sALE--THE OLD WHITE HALL PRO
II PRRTY in this city with large lot Of ground and
possession 25ih OF March naxt tits In ourshnR par
Of the city, and will be sold bargain. now rents fo
over $500. Apply to WM' MeCAuLLEf,
iani6 COG Market street,
MONEY WANTED.--wE CAN LOAN Or
| INL good landed eeeurity--0n bond and Mortgage
number OF of $500, 81 900, $1,000, $1,000 Ss00C
| a6oOO, &c. Any person having money, and wanting
| iuaHsd EAfaly would do we'll 10 call OF
| W. Ms0AULLEY 4 CO.,
Aps soc AsrkststEs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-07-12
rf1 %@aal HALLS
gay- -IlVECETABLE SlQILIAN
.S1T HAIR
.RENEWtR.
VegetabIe SiciIiaR Hair ReReWer

Has stood The test of sefen PEARS
befOle the public and no preI)01'd-
fi0n fOi. the hair has yet been dis
cOpeied that lGiIt produce the same
beneficial results. IT is an entirety
neW scientific discovery, egmD,ntny
hlany of the most pOWelyM dna re-
stOrGtiTe agents in the VEcE J AhIE
KINGDOM. IT restores GRAY HAIR
TO IT'S ORIGINAL YOU FuL
COLOR. IL makes the scutp Wh'te
and clean cures dniidfh1 ana
Ltt1l0cs, and falling out oi the
hair: and Wiu make IL Jr0m upon
DaJd heads, eGcepf IN reTg dged
,,e,so,,s. az il furnishes the nHtI'i-
Hre principle by which The hair Is
nOui'ished and supported. II makes
me hair moist, soft. aud glossy,
and Is InsMTpd SSed as II A h
DR ESSING. II is The cheapest
DreDardtiOn ereI offered 10 ne ptso;-
more and last longer than three
bOffIes of any other pTepdfdHOn'
n fs yecOHtHl ded aud used on
me First Medical Authority.
The tUOfldeIJiI results produced
| On our Sicjlidn Hair Rene,pei have
| j,lduced many to mdsltUdctHTe pre-
DaratiOns for the HGtr, mtner va= M
| dstce the trade and the pitOfc 20
u,frchase their compounds, hey
bare resorted to falsehood, by
ciailnii.g they Rere former part
ters. on had some connection iCith
our M. Hall, aud their prepare;
zion tUGs similar to ours. DO nO'
be deceived bu them Purchase ne
original. il has noper Set t.. 1ee.'
wsfb certificates. sent free bU mai.
See that each bottle has oar prifGlte
ReyenIe Sf0Inp OUer the top OF the
bottle, An others are limitations
RIP. Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, NJ H.
Sold BY all Dr,ggiss and Dealers IN M'd'e'H'
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