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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

Floral qsll was IN its full sp.endor yeste:'
dav. The crowds were greater than cvtr
before, aud the people appeared to enjoy
themselves. notwithstanding the everlasting
heat which, however, drove them TO the
cool shades Of the building The numbe
of things on exhibition were not materially
increased. The flowers, some Of them a
little faded, still poured forth their beaute-
Gus perfumes Around the pretty picturas
shown by the photographers were gather d
admiring men and women. The sewing
machines still hummed, and the pianos were
continually played upon. Young ladies
criticised the embroidery, and old ones
shook their heads at the quilts.
The appearance Of the stands devoted TO
perfumes. essences. extracts. &C., Was very
good, but the greatest crowd was gathered
around the place where Joseph Burnett b
Co. o toilet propositions aud fAvosing ex-
tracts we're exhibited under the direction Of
NJ. L. d. Morse How people stared At the
handsome bottles filled with Cocaine for
the hair, Kslliston for the skin. Flosimel fcs
the handkerchief, the Oriental Tooth Wash,
and Cologne water unrivaled for dslicacy OF
perfume, oil articles manufactured BY 8rm
which aims TO retain in the future the envis
able rspusation 1t gained in the past. The
great object of feminine admiration Wa the
6avoring extracts for culinary purposes.-
Who d0so not know these extracts which
the Cages. Waite, Drsks, Kinsley, Parker,
Darling, the Lelands. and others say ere Tho
only ones they uses The housc-keeperl
who we're at the fair learned that fact, and
will act accordingly. Perfectly pure and
h;.hIc ~o-.>.s.>s~S ehn.. ~hc - ~;s~ II
ways purchase them, though their price be Z
little larger, than that Of other extsacti
with but half their strength and purity
Many diseases are undoubtly caused by in
furious substances used in the preparations
OF food. and it is fest to procure the best
article, though il be an expensive one. Not
the least attractive part OF this stand con.
sisted in the neat aud tasteful manner ia
which the articles were arranged.
Considerable attention. was given TO col
lection Of corps badges, which, though in
complete, serves to give On idea Of the dis
'ingish,ng marks which tho soldiers wore
II 10 intended TO send this to the Genera
Exposition At Paris. Additional specimen
II ornamental writing were contributed by
Bryant 4 Stra,ton.
Cn0rCs Wharf.-The Toledo (Ohio
BLADE thus speaks Of . car load Of whea
raised in Central Iowa:
There was exhibited ON Change to-day
car load-350 bushels-of Western low
spring wheat. shipped to this market iron
Woodville, Iowa. 1t WAS said to be tn
best sample Of spring wheat ever offered Il
our market, and cold at 32.50 per bushel-
an advance Of 22c on No. Wabash sprin
wheat.
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bishop White hOMse. Of 101lmOls.
nf Oxford 0Infverslay, EWglm nd.

bishop White hOnse. Of Illinois.
nt Oxford aIakversisy, Ewglnnd.
From the London Churchmau. Dec. IL.
The degree conferred upon Bishop White.
house. Of Illinois, has been more than an
ordinsry ceremony. 1t was attended by q
considerable number of members Of the uni
vcrsity, and was marked by the loudly cx-
pressed applause OF n full house Of convoca-
ton. The Regius professor Of divinity's
speech was very much to the point, and 80
well delivered that, for once in . way. n
Latin GRAFTON was ineligible The bishop
has won golden opinions in the course Of
his short visit to Oxford, during which he
was attended by the gentleman who has
been acting AS his chaplain in the Scand.n.
avian tour, the Rev. F. s. May. through
whose papers we may add, in the Colonial
Church chronicle, and III our own columns,
the public have been principally informed
as to the work done by the bishop for the
English church, ms well "a for the Amcri>
can brat ch Of it, in Scandinavia. The
hearty and truly loyal way in which the
bishop has thrown himself into the question
OF Scandinavian reunion, and the still larger
question of the great Anglican conference
or synod which is about 20 be held under
the presidency of the archbishop Of Canter>
bury, has endearcd him to all good church.
men. Since tho visit Of Mr., now bishcp,
Coke 10 England. few Americans havc SO
appre, lated and intelligcntly understood the
church OF England; and We look forward to
his return TO America, rs likely to conduce
still further TO the union, alvesdy Of so init
mate nature, between the two most i'm.
portant branches Of the great Anglican CON-
munion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

Iris really true that Jacob Bum. who has
bled 40 profusey for the past few months 10
paying the weekly deficits Of the Chicago
Republican, has sold his interest in that
concern, for nominal sum. to John Went.
worth. The sum was very nominal, but
nominal ~ il vas, the reader who knows
any thing Of John Wsntworth's pecuniary
habits, will wonder how he expects to ran :
newspaper which has been 90 expensive to
Jacob Bum. The wonder 10 answered
thus; John Wentworth has induced the
tariff lobby interest at Washington to con.
tribute sufficient sum to the Chicago Re.
publican TO sustain it until the close OF the
soasion Of CongeseA So the Chicago Re.
publican has obtained new lease Of life
bret, to " sure, will devote itself to
the interests Of protection IN New England
and the interests Of John Wentworth in
Chicago. How valuable its services will 10
to either Of these interests remains to be
seen. John Wentworth has taken care that
whatever hiMself shall gain or lose shall not
be at heavy pecuniary cost to his own
pocket. and his management Ia this respect
must be called rather shrewd The frat use
to which be has put his nov purchase Il the
punishment Of one Of his enemies let us
see with what success he strikes At Senator
Chicdpo Tunes
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The Department rfaInIos M
EySsRfncgru.

The Washington correspondent OF the
Cincinnati Comaercial, in speaking Of the
female clerk system at Washington. and
the proposition 10 abolish il, contends that
it, obnoxious features are due solely t. the
dcrraviiy # members Of Congress who
have filled the clei kships with lewd women.
He says
NO man will dare TO asset that 20 fer as
the particular evil complained Of is concern.
ed, il cannot be removed. Its mistake TO
suppose that women come here pure and
virtuous, but that there 10 some particular
inherent temptation in the employment oil
department clerking TO which many Of them
fall victims The fact 10 - clear - the
MONDAY sun TO those who have taken the
trouble to investigate the subject, that whcn
female clerks are not virtuous. their immor-
atty vas the cause and not the consequence
of their appointment They were appointed
because they were prostitutes, or with the
intention and understanding on the part Of
those Who had them appointed 10 make
them such; they did not become prostitutes
because there was Of nc, csslty any more
temptation To such life in clerking than in
millinery or diess making.
'Must tho xholc experiment oil female
government labor be pronounced failure.
beeaas a fc,r con1rtssmtn hare debdsedn By
secur,ag employment for their m'stresses ana
cohcnLinesf Seriously We would think
moi ~
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PREPARED OIL OF PALM AND MACE,

Esr L,fcserv1m-. ESestOr1ns. ana
Iscnuaiiy ing the Hair.
Aud is Ii. most delightful ana wcnicrtu. article
the world ever produced.
Ladies viii ind II not only certain remedy To Re-
store. Darkcn and Beauty the liar but also desis
able article for the Toilet. 1t Is highly perfumcd
with rich and delicate perfume. indie pendent Of the
fragrant odor " the Oils OF Palm o; Mace.
The Marvel OT lserm.
A new and beautiful perfume. which in dcncacy Of
scent. and tho tenacity with which II cngs 10 the
I'm ndkcrchef and person. II uneQuaIlcd.
The above articles fDs sale by all Druggists and
Perfmcrs. al 81 per bottle each. Sent by express to
any address by proprietors.
7. w. WRIGHT & co,
oc2O-1yl 100 Liberty Street, New York.
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POPULATION or rus SrArE or MINNESOTA.
The result Of the state census Of June l,
1865. together with the returns Of the
school population on the 30th Of September
OF the same year, afford basis for close
estimate Of the population Of the state on
the LIST Of June last
Ga this basis, after allowing for a Few
paipable omissions in lhe laat school reports.
the population Of the state on the first OF
June last was $4,000 The Immigration
into the state subsequent to that date far
exceeds that Of any corresponding period
since the territorial OF state organization.
The total immigration OF 1866 Is variouslv
sstimsted At from 200 10 10000. deem
$4,000 - . moderate estimate Of the total
increase since the last named date. Viii N
will make the present total population OF
the state $4,000.
The western Associated Press" has
succumbed 70 manifest destiny." A cir
cellar signed BY Nanton Marble, Of the Nsv
York World, for the United States and Iu-
ropeeu News Association" Richard Smith,
Of the Cincinnati Gazette, Mr.. Halstead, Of
the Cincinnati Commercial, and J Medill. O
the Chicago Tribune 'for the Western As,
sociation." was telegraphed to us las. cve>
uing. announcing the fact that they have
Abandoned Craig's 'cnterprise,' s,d re-
tu ned to our "New York Assoc ;ascd Prose-
teleeraphic news arrangement. The circu.
lar also i sisncd by w. z. Prime. of The
New York Journal IF Cemmerce. Presileu,
81 the New York Associated Press. andsby
J +. Balla'ine. OF the Chicago Rep Vulcan
in behalf Of tha. paper and the Journal
which have ell along adhered to the New
York Associated Press. Thus ends great
tespcest in teapot Chicago .osrma,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

BlTUSU MI psHStN VI tve WUuy IN d
y years. without INJURY to the skin. by 'Uf
pAm's DxrILAroRY POWDER " Ask or scnd for
UrmAx's DxrILAIoxv POWDER" and take no
other Price 81 Mailed to any address for
81 -. by 5. G UPHAM. 25 South Eighth ST.,
Philadelphia Pa. Sold hy all Druggists.
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FIRST PREMIUM
IMPROVED
DIX SEWING OK
1C m a & "a NET DC
TIE EMBODIMENT uF
PRACTICAL UriLiTY AND
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
c.-syiaolts rasssses Aayls. 1858: ,~grocswses
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0Ea SEWING MACHINE, with patent cnsnrtsa
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and with extraordinary rapid,sy, msAiug IL
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IlAnls 70 or ccs o. o.nss. sad viii last lps-
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.ror the Drsssmaker II 10 inv luable: for The
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nThks nsachiss suspssses I'll Others ~ Asvs
800. cad y would require cosuna e snaassaas
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with q single or double thread. Il silsptly
yetvery rapidly. With ccmmoa needle, mAel
the running stitch exactly like the hand sewtns
~. y. Trstass.
All persons who buy Or ofIsr for sale imitalioas
fth,s genuine Machine. will b. prosecuted fos
inifingrments on the patenss. This 10 The oaly
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srs' n.snSs' s.ss q any part 81 sAs $3.50
tntrnctions or receipt 81 prsce. o.. Agsnts Waas
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Address all osdera to
| FAMILY GEM SEWtNG,MACulNECU
Aslh-dwlvl Ofioa log Naaaau AeeseN h \
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Fer N1a~h1nG lIaeo. &C..
the IMPROVED In0EllBlE PENCIL,

Tux 0uVU6U vWU6 6u0e6 VkWtuls
PArsxssp 1859. 1856.
Greatly superior to lndel,ble Inks.
One Pencil will mark over I, SEQ articles.
desirable. convenient, and useful. - spring
field Mass. Republican.
For sale by booksellers. Staticners. Druggists.
&C.. Manufactured aud sold at Wholesale. by
THE lNDELIBLE PENCIL CO..
dec l3dAwlm NORTHAMPTON. Mass.
Every Pencil Warranted. Price 80 Cents.
FRlGurFUL EXECUTION.
Is done upon thousands Of grey heads by cnden,or-
ing 10 dirkcn them with metallic dyes that
ScOrch nnd ISlnsa
tho nbrcs FROM tip to root. IAvoid these horrible
DiSFIGuRlNG AGENTS.
and use only the great toilet -taplc Of America.
CRIsTADoRo'S ENCFLSIoR DYE,
which not only in.taLtaueously produces all shades
Of black and brown hut also nourishcs, strengthens
snd bsautihre the hair. Manufactured by J. CRis-
TADoRO. Aston House, n. Y. soldby Druggists.
Applied by all Hair Drcssers.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLAsTERs. RACK
New York, Nov. -, 1852.
T. ALlcock & Co Gentlemen: l lately suffered
severely from weakness in my back. Having heard
your pasters much rccomintn ded for ot this
kind, procured one. and The result was all ! could
desire a single plaster cured me in awcek You're
Respectfully, j q. nilt.US.
Proprietor Of the israncr.th ilcuse
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK. 4 LCMBAGo
Lyons, N. r., July 4. ls62.
Msssrs. Allcock 4 Co. Please send me a dollars
worth Of yont plaeicrs. They have cured Of
ciick In my back. Which has troubled for some
time. and now my father 10 going To Try them Tor
dimcuiiy about his heart. l.. u. SHERWOOD.
DR.. Green, No. ed3 broadway. New York. informs
Ne he cold. ON Monday june 9sd 1862, two piastcrs
TO young woman suffering very severely from lnm.
bago. On Thursday shc called to get two for
friend aud then stated how the two she had pIrchas
ID On Monday had relieved her Immediately after
putting them On. and cuasD mrs N sw0 DAYS Of .
most distressing pain In her back aud lons.
Mold nv all druggists.
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Hoogssss. N. H.. March 81, 1859.
Messrs. r. L. WAlAAes Co. 0euts-A
fried advised me 70 try your prepasatioa, sta-
ting what good effect Il had ON him. q FIRST
laughed At the idea, but consented 70 the trial.
am pleased with il. have tested Il thoroush.
~. II has restored my hair aud whiskers -
their natural color, and keeps them 50. com
mend ii to all in need.
W. p. FARxxa.
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:.N No Excuse for a Bald Head.
IIPuAM'S MARACHELIA CAUSES THE
u hair TO grow on bald heads. prevents it
from falling ont. and promotes the growth OF
the beard aud moustache. One bottle will con-
vince the most skeptcai Of its virtue. Sold by
f. s. BALlORD. oc,ls -dsm N thurAsat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

The Pittsburg iron men have arranged
for tariff pressure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

A oAaabee e ssoussse has bssn organ
~ q 81. Paul.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

NThe Japanese Hair stain
NOLORS THE HAIR, WHISPERS AND
Y Moustache q beautiful BLACK OR BROWN
1t consists OF only Que preparation. Color will
not fade or wash out. Only SO cents box
Mailed TO any address for Is cents. by $. q.
Upham. rs South Eighth street, Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by al, Druggists. cctls d3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

to Gpham's Plnple DBanlsher.
DEMOvES PIMPLES ON THE FACE.
IL Freckles. &c. II also softens the skin ana
beauties the compile xion. No toilet 10 complete
without II. Price so cents. Mailed TO any I'd
dress for 70 cents. by =. e. UPHAM, rs South
Eighth street, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold BY all
Druggists. 0ctl8-d8m m thus&eat
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This splendid Hair Dye u the beet In the world
The only TxUs and rHxvsor Dys Harmless. Rciia
Bile. instantaneous. No disappointment. No ridic
ulous tints. Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the
III csdts 81 Had Dyes Inviacrates the hair leaving
II son aAd beautiful The genuine " signed William
A. Bachelor. All others arc mere limitations. and
should be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Pcrfu
mer. Factory ~ barclay street. New York.
eN BEWARE OF A COUNTERPART.
dectl-d&wly
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/Npecial Notice g The Ladies,

Itie Ill imposient that ladics should have pes.
parasions specially adapted for complaints "a
which shcy 40 peculiarly subject. as once saIs,
kealthy and certain. OF that they shou consult ons
who has made thls treatment his special study
Nm. A. N. HlAURaCEAgr,
Professor Of The Diseases Of Wemen.
~ bsen = extsavs end sseesssfal pfsesics k~ up
q - ~ g s. q
dies - the suihos Of
aThe Married Wenan's Private
Medical CsnpaDleD,"
psss1 Z T. ,s.s sg;sy ,e:sp sss,s sos %
whieA evesy lAdy viii peseeivs his thorough knowl
sdee Of bet eo1p.aints sympt'ms and esusss. and
log. reliable adviser md eompsaion. Over
Malfa Million Ladies'
ls.ss.N. 1vsr Assbaad ssouiA havsM- nbssns
BE eSssssscss ~. md innsdlass and saeaeioss
enc g q sPssisl dealsiss is.sxs'ssteis: 80 g
- - 3 - usissS ssssss cuas.Ss "A NJ -
ersse1st eoaadsacs nd csetainay Of Success.
CAUTION To LADIES.
= e. '.s:sss spos. 2 y se s .ess,:s "a
- Sss 9senvs1 q -. 49, = ysll = q 49,
mpeG1oloo.
Married a0o O1ng1o Ladies
80 1eg1Be aah ed eotnln sssSsdy ~ isssgulasa-
- - soVpeeealoo o. natafe, ffu0 whalsvss c1uso.
eeaFa1v G0a - 0lehsaoed -.
Portuguese Female Monthly Pin,
composed Il md costly impaired extsacts They
oe, beinQ sugar coated, healthy. md cestsin In ~
eases. They cannot fail In recent caess they sue
- Y iusg :ehs aonss, r1ies e. PEI boz. Y p.
~. Price .. No Aoenfs Appointed Address
ORA. Il. MACRlCEAU,
Professor Ofthe Dieeases d Wo0eo.
Once l0o Liberty ST. Or Dox 4
l0DA, new Yoeax.
- 49, - Hsells1ps - sQ0aos eeowsek
49,; ~ 49, u - = ee1aeesZ - n
0-fe4N&w4m
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Ladies can receive box of DIR. Velpan- Pills by
mail, sealed rom.hc eyes Of the public hy enclosing
one dollar and six postage stamps too. G staples,
General Agent for Us At Un,rrtown, NY.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

AAxclssfsR, March IL, 1885,
Msssrs. F. l.. WALLACE & Col am we'll ac.
quaisted with several Of the leading citizens Of
this city Who have used your Hair Restorative
to perfect satisfaction. l have also used il my.
ell. end can cheerfully recommend IL a. beng
the best article in market.
II. q. OaAnunalsx.
Cisy ftue6user.
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RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Or the money will be refunded.

CoNCORD, Ju0e l, 1864.
MRssas. r. L. WAlaAcs 4 Co.-The second
invoice OF your valuable preparation for the hair
was duly received, and, in compliance with your
request, AN happy 70 assure you thaa Il has
more than answersd the expectations excited BY
the use Of the first bottle. Il answers the puf.
pose required most perfectly. and a . eestorer
qualities . a cooling and healthy application TO
the scalp.
A. II. CROSBY. n. D.
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NAxcnssrna. N. H., June 20, 1855.
Aessrs. =. l.. WALtAcG Co.. Gsnts-l have
used "Dr. Chaussier's Empress for the HAIR
and am pleased with the results. l lind It he
purest and cleancst article have ever seem
II is all that 1t claims to be in every respect
Yours, &c..
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Yours truly, GEO. l. CROLL.
SARAH ". TOSS. MEDYORD. MASSACfiU.
M SETTS.
REV. HENRY MORoAN

miniatee Of high rspute 10 the city Of B0aton,
and we'll known over the United States a man
of great ability, was cured BY taking my medi.
cines. after oil other treatment had tailed He
has otten been written to with regard to the facts
A full statement Of his case may be seen in my
pamphlet. He had proiuse hsmorrhage Of the
lungs and was verv much emaciRted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-14

came TO my Office with friend. She was suffer
ing badly from torpid liver, causing disrrhoa
q times, and then costivensss, voDitiaR aftef
eating, and also in the mornings; very vsriable
appetite. great pain in the head, very Silious and
skin yellow. l used the Sea Weed Tonic and The
Mandrake Pills in this case with great success.
and in few weeks the patient was we'll
make professional visits, and have rooms q
Is Hanover street, Bostou, Massachuse
wherel an every WEDNE SDAY 50 EOnd 81
New York. every TUESDAY every other
FRIDAY al los Baltimore street, Baltimore.
Maryland, end q nv principal oflce and place
Of susiness. northeass corssf Of Sixth and Com
merce stssste, Philadelphia. every SATURDAY.
IL eseh Of these places the patients receive
numbered tickets % they enter the reception
rooms, which give them their turn for couculta
tion. Advice 10 free bst for - exeminessou
with the Reapirometer shs price 10 -. which
every person should undergo Il they are able
Il tells exactly what part and how much Of the
lungs are affected, and whether Il ID tubercul0us
Or 6ronchisl eonsumption, and whssher shey ean
~ cafsd or - Il ID asse wjeheus eansipe
ouy paia or inconvenience to the patient.
J. II. 0CaKNCK. n. d.
Price Of the Pn1monle Syrup and Sea Weed
Tonic, sacA, e1.5o pee bota1e, Or q 80 the half
dosen. MasArake Pils, - cents per bog.
oct9osly.
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LEONARD FRENCH, NJ. D.

LANcAs1Rn, Nay 80, 1864.
Aeesrs. =. l.. WALLACE 4 Co.: 0entp-I have
used your preparation for the hair, and find il
the cleanest and best preparation for the hair
that have ever seen.
DIR. J. ". BARNEY.
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MAScnEsfaR, N. H May, 1866.
Eessrs. F. L. WALLAcs 4 Co.-Sct nv name
down among those who have used your preps.
ration with much satisfaction. have used sew.
cral others. but give yours the decided prefer.
enc. Its action upon the hair. in restoring the
10 supurb.
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Messfs. +. l.. WALLACE 4 60. Gents-Ihave
used DIR. Chanssier's Empress for the hair. and
ind IL all it claims to be. cordially recon.
mend il 10 the public.
MATT HEAD.
Adjt. Gen. y. H.