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William Dillon escaped from De.
putty Sheriff Everett, of Columbus,
last week, by throwing mixture of
cayenne pepper, salt and powder into
his eyes, while on the way to the
place of confinement. Having mo-
.mentarily shut the officers eyes up,
Dillon skedaddled. u :.
The Bainbridge Georgian reports
prices Of provisions in that city as
lower than at any time since the war.
Corn is selling at one dollar, sweet
potatoes fifty cents, and other arti-
cles in proportion.
AN English gentleman proposes
that complete dinners for the middle
classes shall be cooked and sent round
to their houses in heated metal
carts.
The oldest newspaper in the world
is published in Pekin, China. 1t is
printed on silk, and has appeared
every week for 1000 years.
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ANOTHER INCENDIAaY FIRE. We
learn that on the night of the 23d
ult., the gin house os Mr.. Jesse W..
TH:c,::22 cTrnIan, living i'll the neighbor-
hood of Pleasant Lane, was destroy
ed by fire. There seems to be very
little doubt that this deed was the
accursed work of an incendiary. Mr..
Timmerman's loss-including fifteen
bales cotton, threshers, fans, &c.-is
estimated at 50, 900.
Edgefeld AduertiSer.
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) ExgErs1yH RosBEhY Ar BBANcH.
iyfrnE he sanchsiile Hotel, on
the South Carolina Railroad, was
robbed in most dexterous manner,
on the night Of the 30thnltimo, when
money, and other valuables to- the
amount of nearly Sc, 500. were carried
away. One of the proprietors, Mr..
Pohl, had placed all his money and
yaluables in box, and locked it up
in the cellar. He then took the
down train to the, SO mile station,
whore he took the up train for Branch
vile. During his yabsenceA:not
more than an hour-some person or
persons, unknown, made breach
through the wall, eighteen inches
thick, under the platform, and in
this way effected an entrance.
,4y ,a ~ Charleston Mercury.
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TP-TOP LUNCH.

OYSTER SOUP THIS DAY at the POL
LOCK HOUSE. Families supplied. The
proprietor has just returnedfrom Charles
ton, where he has made arrangements to
be kept constantly supplied with the very
best OYSTERS, which will be served up in
EVERY STYLE, at short notice; or they
will be disposed of by the quart or gallon.
Il. M. POLLOCK,
Nov81 Proprietor "Pollock House."
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Wendell Phillips is out in his And-
Slaoery Standard, of the 18th, in
another furious TRADE against the
President. "Teach men to forget
Ohio and Pennsylvania" he says.
"in the blaze of fiercer contest.
Throttle the President; clean out
that nest of unclean birds, the Cabi-
net. Every other policy is death
slow death. Nothing but daring,
courage, gallantry, will win back
populnr sympathy. Press brsvely
on. Impeach the traitor al the
White House. Utter want of self
respect has wrecked tho party
nothing else, ETC., etc.
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HIsToHY REPEATING ITsE1E.-Enor-
NOUS taxation and the heaping of
undue burdens upon the industry
!ofthe people, have caused most of the
great revolutions of the world. The
history of foreign nations, as we'll
as the lessons of the American revo-
luton, teach us this lesson. The
enormous taxation imposed upon the
people of tthe United States by
modern rspublicanism, to support n
number Of wealthy national banks
to enricR shoddy contractors and to
enable thieves to prey upon the
revenues of the country, lies at the
foundation of the great political re-
volution now in progress.
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COLLIN BE I. !.
Friday morning, November 8. 1867.
Light BrsnkIng.

A.
The returns which we are now
receiying from the elections in the
Northern States are highly encourag-
ing: We have still further evidences
from the press of the party now in
power, that they are. fearful of over
Whelming defeat. A notable illustra-
sion Of this apprehension is to be
found in the Cincinnati Commercial;
which after charging its party with
entertaining the feeling that it is
necessary to select as its candidate
ierthe Presidency 'sa military chief
tain ayowedly as an expediency can
didate," declares that 'the main diff
c1ltS"f!a the ww.J 81 The the success off
the Republicans, .thas been and is the
incapacityof Congress to attend to
business"
This is remarkable language from
s,,paper, occupying position like
that Of the Commercial; but it speaks
the truth, and the whole country will
bear witness to its veracity. Who
are to blame for the condition of our
revenue laws, customs and excise, by
which the honest industry of the
country is fettered and weighed down,
and which teach the whole people to
believe that prosperity can only be
attained by evading the provisions of
1awp Who are to blame for the fact
that, since the spring of 1865, the
Southern States have been virtually
ont of the Union? Who are to blame
sbecauBe the statute books of the
United States are crowded with
senactments which are unconstitu-
tional in letter and spirit? Who are
to blame for the fact that Congress
&o-day-as evidenced by the election
returns-has not the confidence of
Ghetmasses even at the North? The
telegraphic wires, every day. give
the most emphatic answers to these
queries. 49,.
The Commercial is right. The
Congress Las not, of, late, been
blessed with any extravagant capacity
for business. It has botched and
mismanaged most of what it has un-
dertaken, and it is likely to do so, 80
long as its present party organization
exists; unless it heeds the warnings
of such fearful friends as the Com
z,ercial. This paper has the following
remarks concerning the Democracy:
"The Democracy wore, for some
time, laughed at, on account of their
antiquarian proclivities. They were
sneered at about the old issues and
defied to meet the new ones. They
are getting out of the antediluvian
mud. They are concerning them
selves intimately with the matters
that are of most practical interest to
the people at this time; and there
they must be met, or while our
friends are still making their old war
speeches they will find themselves di-
vested of power and place with ex-
treme and surprising suddenness.
The Republican party cannot carry
the next presidential election with
war cries alone"
There is much truth in such arti-
cles as the above, now prevalent in
every section among the more con-
seryative portion of the Republican
press, that is worthy OF note. An
expediency candidate may hold the
Organization together during the next
presidential campaign; but in legis-
lation it will not be wanted. The
country will gain by the difference
the prospects brighten every honr.
HISTORY REPEATING ITsEIF.
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TN compliance with Paragraph II, Gene
IL raj Orders No. LOG, Headquarters I'd
Military District, tho board Of Registra-.
ton for I'd Precinct, District of Richland,
will hold a session of five days, at the Pal
metto Engine House, commencing THIS
DAY, the 5th inst, from 10 u. m. until 2 D.
M, for final revision of the Registration
Lists-when any persons residing in CO.
lumbia, or Davis Election Precinct, that
have not registered, and are entitled to do
30, can have an opportunity.
M. J. CALNAN,
Chairman Board of Registrations,
2d Precinct, District of Richla,d.
Nov
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Rend Udolpho WolSs ADVERTISE
ments in to-day's paper tf

JOB WoRK.-Every description of
book and job printiY-pamphlets,
bill heads, circulars, abels, posters.
programmes, business wedding and
invitation cards, rairoad receipts,
checks, drafts, &C., pomptly execut-
ed at the lowest rates
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Eas3oal l:T.teVraa :.

The Ph@nir Weekly Letler Sheet
Prices Cwrent and Market Report
will be issued this Friday) afternoon.
Those desiring copies, will hand in
their orders as early us practicable.
T-------->-@--4o>>>o~~>,>1-- -.-
SERENADE TO DEposEp OFFICER.
Hon. A. P. Aldrich was serenaded at
q late hour, night before last, by
number of the students of the South
Carolina University. On being loudly
called for, the deposed Judge ap-
peared and delivered a.stirring ad-
dress to the young men, which was
enthusiastically received.
The LAST NIeHT.-To7 night Will
be the last performance by the
Bailey's. They have played to good
houses for ten nights, and afforded
amusement aud entertainment to
numbers of persons who seldom have
an opportunity of witnessing thea
trical exhibition. For the general
winding up. the comedy of the
"Foundling" and the faro, of s'The
Rough Diamond" have beef selected.
HABEAs CoRrUs.-John G. Stack,
charged with the homiciddof Hamp-
ton Dozier, q freedman, some days
since, was brought bebre Judge
Green, yesterday, on wit ofhabeas
corpus. After hearing the eport of the
Coroner's jury, he was Omitted TO
bail, in the sum of $1,000, with two
or more good sureties. The prisoner
was represented by Mebrs. Arthur,
Melton & Melton. Mrg. T. Rhett
for the State.
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY forewarn all persons from
IL trading for q NOTE which l held
against j. H. Baldwin, for s3,O15, ITO be
paid in Confederate money! dated July l,
1864, and drawn payable to r. Swailield-
signed by j. II. Baldwin and endorsed by
date; as before the expiration of the time,
got Notary Public to protest it-thcre-
fore, it was under protest. Also, two
NOTES on Jesse Il. Adams-one dated in
March, 1864, and the other, I think, in
April, 1S63-ono for 5000 and tho other for
500. These notes were lost or mislaid, on
the 4th instant.
Nov83 THOMAS r. BROWN.
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Beauty and health arc more to be
priced than the wealth of the Indies.
Without health, what are all the posses
sions OF world to you with diseased body
and mind. You cannot enjoy them, and Il
gives you pain not to realize them. Use
tho Queens Delight and be restored.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-08

MATCH GAME Base BA1b.-The
match game, for q regulation ball,
between the Phil. ShF Fidan's and
Chicora's, came Of ye ferday after
noon. The Sheridm's Fere the win
ners by fifteen run, fine following
is the score:
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-08

OUR BAR.-Th,
in speaking Of I
Court of Common
portrait of the Il
says F.:
The Columbia
are both repres
former are Mess
sure, s. W. Melt
born Fitz w. Nc.
The venerable
tiliously guarded
case under his 81
is what he most
and when once fo
may as we'll try
tains as him. l
And there is J
some. earnest, eli
counsel. He ST.
commands the fe'
intellect imperfect
The invinciblf
bearded f. w. u
ing appearance.
and thought, qni'
at the bar.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-08

FIVE CENTS. s.-The price of single
copies of the Picnic is five 9cents, and
purchasers are requested Ito pay no
more for them We ard informed
that some of the news-bP Pys charge
ten. This is an imposition.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-08
PHIL. SHERIDAN'S.

Passed Balls-Boston
Fly Catches-Chicora
Scorers-Messrs. Pei1
Umpire-J. Weaver, /
O. Field Chicora's dig
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Low Pn1sRs on fIRy GooDs.-C. f. JACK
SON is adding to his stock of goods every
week. snd his toners nrce get tue Ss aavah aNods
received Ais week are lower. than over.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-08

Vcr, pllcEluhl -. ~
g dif5ft arrive till 9thj''M.
Thd Einnsh@or6 -Ne,rs.
+ As Sessions of the
noR leas, gives a pen
, MYERS present. It
hhd Chester bars
resented. From the
.essfs. w. F. DeSaus-
-eltSn, and our native
Mclhaster.
ble W. T. D. is pune
ed lin the progress of O.
cparge. A clear way
It persistently seeks
, found, the opposition
" TO move the noun
8 y. W. NJ, the hand
eloquent and pathetic
st,orms the emotions,
feelings, and leads the
'ceptibly along.
ible black k-haired-and-
McM., of prepossess-
C.. of penetrating eye
nick and noble, is also
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c4coRA's.

I TCaTrIhSton z.
;SPhil. Sheridan 8.
tto and Grey.
! Shcridan's. "A
1T arrive till 9th,j.'Al
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NEW ADVERTISE Decentralization is call
ed to the sa;,os,;i,,e adyc-tiscaie1lts, pub
lished this morning for the fret time:
Bailey's Varieties Tonight.
II. M: Pollock CHp-Top Lunch.
A. r. oltsn-Hgricultural implements.
L. r. Brofn-Notlcc.
d. +. Fleming Boots and Shoes.
o. MInorf& Ca.~-hestaurart.
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1000 Pounds English Blue Sto ne,
LNOR sale low, by
IL Oct 81 FISHER & HFINITSF-.
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Registration.--Final Session.

Novs1 Proprietor "Pollock House.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
Notice to Creditors.

mis- j. give notice. that the subscriber. OF Cecil
county. hath Obtained from the orphans Court "f
said county letters OF Administration on tn" ptr.oni
ROBERT THOMA2. .1coloredl
late Of said county, deceased. All persons havn-
rla,ns against the said deceased are hereby warned
To @ yhlt the same with The vouchers thereof duly
authenticated .
tr or before the 10th day of January. lSis;
they may otherwise. br law, be excluded from al
benefit oi said All persons indebted 10 said
state are requested To max" immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand gtl,ls oth
...,y Ut February, 1867. JOSEPH K: THOMAS,
Administrator of Robert Thomas deed.
Ta.t--tItuRLiY h. ,'rtRS, Register
-. Q i.,..--LM
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23

THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE, that the subscriber
| of Cecil county. have obtained from the Orphan,
Court ut said county. letters T">tamcntarv on the
personal estate "t -
InltN u. MIrHENER
|, tr or -..i,l ro"ntY deceased. All pcr>"us having
rlain- against IT," said deceased are hereby warn"i
to exhibit the SAM" with the vouchers thereof duly
On or before the Eth day of February, lat.S
they may Otherwise. iry law, lr excluded from oil
benefit oi suid c7;atc. All rrre"ns indebted I" said
,.,a arc rruItr- ed to make immediate payment H.
tlr subscribers. ,,ivcn under our hands, thie Ihr
d.; uI FchlUH!N 1867, .
AARON j. MicHENER.
AMOS J. NiLliENEE.
DN.c,l,or- of John :, Mi"h,r"r. deceased
Test nALNLE! i, CcilLH, licg'"trr
I'"i, Ii. IsG.--GN
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
Notice to Creditors.

THIS i, To- give notice that tn" ,ul'srrihr # Crcl
| county hath obtained from th" orphans Court
"i said county. letters of Administration on The
personal estate Of
CESAR MILLER,
late % aid county. deceased. All persons having
clailn- a.;l,>t the sih deceased ar- hereby warned
Nhi',i' ,r solne, with The VOUCHERS thereof dulE
authenticated,
ON ol before the 10th day Of January, lsn5;
they may. otherwise. 10y Law, be excluded from alt
benefit e gid estate. An hr-pns. .fa'lcit"d to>atd
rnntn requested to make immediate payment to
the ,u,-oriicr. o,en under my hand. hi, 18th day
pf January, l>i,. ...t., s. JACOB Millhk, 81
t-' administrators of Caesar Miller deed,
T",t--Cn,lklLY II. CT Tier. Register.
Inn -
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
NOTICE.

b. Me- 0lhanf ,,nf 9t C.fR roantg, jar l6t', 1857
nEpEREu. That til" sale niarir and reported by
III William Kirk. Executor of Elizabeth England
rrd ot the Eal tstatt Of said deceased he ratified
and confirmed unless caus" to the contrary thereof
ht, shown -" rr before the riXtcenth day ot March
next: proycd, COPY Of this hrtlcr ho Inserted in
,omc new>pap"r printed at Ftk:"n, IL Cecil r9'lny
once a week for on. month before the =jrd 'ay "i
February, Ia;Yt
yr.Thr Report states the amount ot .a!"s t" b"
SlWWjo 4. u. tl.fl!E, Register
True COPY; t"~' Z. II, 'l lllR
Ian H. ii67--lm Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
DISSOLUTION ofCOPARTNERSHIP

NOTICE il hereby given. that the Co-Parncrship
N of f. H. McCcn2han and John NJ M"Clenahan,
heretofore existing under the name and firm "f L..
l.. McClenallan 4 Son, j. hy mutual consent dis
solved.
Al accounts against the late firm viii he settled
hy John NJ. McCl.nshau who will also receive pay
nrnt of III accounts due the same.
l.. II. MctLENkllAN.
JOHN VI. McCI.ENAHAN.
p,rt p,.pa-it January lSt. 1866.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
.AUCTIONEEISING

THE undersigned offers his services to llc public
| rs an AtCTIONEItR He will attend promptly ."
selling all kinds pf Real and I' rsonal Property
orders may ic ktt nt Id, re> >icilce, n'ar College
Grecn; ur rcut 10y mail Bay View, Cecil c"lutE.
Nd. JAMES II. NENlIl"
Jan H. ISG7-1mT
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
ORPHANS COURT.

N'Ilu STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Cart of
! Cecil rr,lnt, will 1T held on the Second TUESDAY
in yer, ,n.ih Executors. Administrations and Gnar-
dias wanting their accounts stated, will please bring III
tho youril p u fcw DAYS h1"rt t"nrt.
G. T. CUTLER. Register.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
RriIgC 1AtiCC.

Er'TIc1, j. htr,iv given thst application viii he
N made to thH County Commissioners OF Cecil
r,,;uuy . their first meeting atcf the lth day Of
Frhrtary ncAt, for tha appointment tt Examines T."
virw and !"trrniu" ~. yr"rrrty Of Greetings brdG,
over N"I9it la, Crock, between I-stc Ensland'S anu
James Cr"thcr-, IN the 9Th District tIic road Load
ing from X"n to Port Deposit. Ian =, lst.-1"
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
THE CECIL, ,.WHIG
NOTICES.
NOTICE.

Ii PERSoNS in'icitci ~ me, either by note ~ "c-
Il cn,nt are requested call and settle imn !littrly;
or their acrIinis Will &c placed il the hnnd- q" Nr.
Tame. Denny Constable f,.' col ,ction.
reb 10 ISi,--nr .s' J. :. EOSSELL.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
bridge Notice.

NOTICE i hereby given that application will h"
II nnn,lr 10 the County Commissioners of t"ril
""nNy,at lh"ir fret meeting after the 18th 6" March.
next. Tor the erection "t liridG" over stone hh,
inc il"-o about on"-i"u!th "i q mile tI-t ~ tic
Ei,iut. sun. fFch lG lHG;-;w
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
WANTED.

A CEOppER "a famrr,, :, farm for oNE-HALF Of
II crnp, l,;-,i lN hin. The crrppnr To furnish all
iic uorb IN. .incL Arplv IL q. q. KIDD.
[ch H., lStI--.w West Nottil. CHAM.
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
CONTINUATION.

The undersigned have formed Co.Partncr-hir
under the name ani firm Of McClenahan Bro. and
Win continue the S,on" business in all its branches.
JOHN NJ. MrCLENAIAN,
X. T.. McCLENAilAN.
Port Dero.It. Feb 0. lsGI-iW
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23
(. IT PREVENTS POVERTY AND WRET TCHEDNESS.

The hnahc do!
more frugal nor more Tgo The world dis b" his family well provided
the prudence effect Life Insurance Many instances this kind have
An
0 !
The
paronago Of itsci iizeus.
The COST generally supposed
A m 4 of CA II
The Cecil Whig., 1867-02-23

Ladies' and Chjldren'S shoes.
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
SHIRTS, COLLARS,
Suspendcrs, and every article for Gents
and Boys wear. in endlcg. variety, to suit
every taste. all recently purchased for the
Fall .l.d WiniertralG together vita
Trunks, tarflt bags, T'io'ias, EaW"s, .lttor.
dcaus. Goid aAd ,sHrcr HatcheS, Jtnt',g,
Pi,tols, Pocket Knives, Combs and Brushcf
Pcrfnmery, Photographic Albums, aud o
large variety of Fancy articles, all OF which
will be sold at the very lowest cash prices.
All my Goods have the cash mark eu
them in, plain figures.
E.as' Thanks are extended to generous
public for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, and 4 continuaucc q. the same
respectfully solicited,
KAUFMAN KATZ,
Store opposite l.ahoers' and Commercial Hotel
oct 10. 1866 PORT DEPOSIT
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4 FFLICTED
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you can he cured permanently, and at trining
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Invaluable medicine for Physical and Nervous
weakness. General Debility and Prostitution. Loss
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u VIII remove all nervous affections, depression.
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OF memory, contuSion thoughts of sclf-lcstruction
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ny sensual excess or evil practices.
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Also, DIR. Joinville's SPECIFIC PILLS for the
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Price fl per box
Either OF the aforementioned articles will be
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-03-12
BY THE USEO
GIASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL.

Tor Improving and bolutlfying Inc Comple xisn.
The most valuable AMI perfect nrcparatio" in
use for giving the SKIN beautiful yirl-ke tint,
that "e.y found in youth. II quickly removes
Tan, i,ccble- Pinples, Blotles, Moth Patches
Sal. wne.s, Eruptions, and all impurities Of the
skin, kindly healing the came leaving the skin
white and clear as aahasier rs use cannot be
detected 'y the closest scrutiny. and Icing a
vegetable relaration is periectl, harmless II is
the only article Of the kind used bv the French,
and is considered by the Partisan as indispensable
to a perfect toilet, Upwards Of 80 600 bottles
were sold during the past year, a sufficient guar
antee OF it, efficacy. Price only IS cents. Sent
10y mail, postpaid, on receipt OF an order BY
BERGER, SHUTS Co., Chemists
tSA'1y 20 Riyes ST., Troy, n. Y
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DEPARATOR CAPILLL

Throw away youl ial'e .ri4zcs, your switches, your
wig
Destructive Of comfort. and not worth iis:
Come AGED, come youthful come ugly aud fair,
And rejoice in your own uXuliaut hair.
REPARATOR CIPlLLL
Bor restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause it may have fallen ouD and fore ing
growth ct lair upon the face, il has no equal. 1t
win force the heard to grow upon tie smootlest
face in from hive to eight weeks, or haiI upon bald
heads in from two to three months. few tnor.
ant practitioners have asserted that theCe is no
thing that will iorcc or hasten the grow tn of the
hair beard. Their assertions are false as thou
sands OF living witnesses Qrom their own expert
ence) can bear witness. But many will say, how
are We to distinguish the genuine from the spuri-
ousf It certainly IS difficult. as uine-tcrths Of
the different Preparations advertised for tile Aau
and heard are entirely worthless, and You may
NAV have already thrown away Larg amounts IN
their purchase. To such We would say, try
the Reparator Cappilli; it viii cost YOU moth
ing unless it fully come, up to our representations
II YOUR Druggist dees not keep it. send us ouC
dollar and we will forward it, postpaid t1retkcl
with a receipt for the m.ney. which win d. return
od YOU on application, providing entire sati.
tion is not given. Address
(S)E;ivl W. l.. CLARK & co, Chemists,
No. 3 West Fsycitc Street. Syracuse, y. \.