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New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
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THE BARNUM AND VAN AMBURGH
| . MUSEUM AND EsEAGtbib Co
II ''i r,. 5'TyTIT TIlS a. IAsT WINS
'oV'l' "'i'A'''''. !l G l. FOX,
'1iPsi fSo PGSyy'fFSssEs q i9si TWO PASroMaBs
EyET yysT, 1FrEgsoS At T,S RyEs,Sg Tb sT sns
Ngw stESsiw ASD h. CHAYIC4L EFFECrs
''isSli TSIf Is n # IN rEs i'' OK Ls IN VILLAGE
~ . ISEeE coLiEcTi5S OF TROPICAL FISH,
R1RE, ciGioUs. AND BRILLIANT coLoRBD
go iuha6.tauts Of the deep.
TIN cSSTESTs OF T1E gTGa MrsEIM
PROP HUTCBSGS LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
AcrAsrNss NAssSlH SSahF tSa cracSssfAS eSsSH GIRL
ISAAC v srSidGE, fiIk LYING skELsT6S.
TES LIyISG SEA iEorAR6s
HAPPY "a aiiH' TGHs GsaS6 AQnaEiS' ec.
,su,..,.. ovEs ;, aooeo CURoSllIEs
MONDAY SEPT >. orksIS,n OF TilE REGULAR DRAMATIC
TERRACE GARDEN, TONIGHT.
ThsTe between Fn eighth aud Fny ~nis as"pproe g:
rHihr
THEODOHE THOMASS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
THIS (MosBAYl EVENING. Sept Z. ste
Overture Sabaceo" Verdi
W... w1 Ray. Ss of ds isGgs Ssb. %"%sd sm"sT
Overture Ure Acosta" schiniemesser
Adelaide Nm y inETZ
Polka" Fashion -
8 Grand Pantae-" William Tel" Rcssn
Orpheus ;ohenpseu
ADMISSION IS CENTS
THEODORE THoNASs ORCHESTRA
5 coScEsTs m T' BALLS BALLS PaRrEs coMxEYcEaESTs ETC.
for any number Of instruneRtalstS
OGte No. broadway. p l. BBEE, Business Manager
BROADWAY THEATER-AdmissiOn SOC.
- OPENING OF THE FALL AND WINTER SEASON
ENGAGEMBNr or MR. EDWIN FORREST,
MONDAY and TUESDAY Sept . and >
VIRGINIUS.
EDWIN FORREST as vIRGINIUs
VIRGINIA Miss LlLI.IB ICIILUS, BARTON HILL
wRDNRsDAY-EDWIN FORREST as RlOHELIBU.
sATURDAY-RBGULAR hATiNEBat H.
WORRELL SISTERS1 NEW-Y0RK THE
w ATRR No 723 BROADWAY
FOURTH WEEK Of Mr Augusn Dal greatly successful drama
UNDER THE GASblGHT.
UNDER THE GASIGHr.
Crowded the Railroad Sensation The Pier and
Police Court and Miss Rose
Eytnge Mortimer. A. H. Davenport. G. Parsoe r, in ths
leading parts.
Every night and Saturday Matinee
Seats secured in advance
GRIFFIN & CHRISTY's
" NEW oPERA.HOUSB,
No. 95s Broadssy, corner Of Twenty thirist
Great Of the sweet Tenor
Mr r. PERCIvAL
GEORGE CHRIsTY anl OTTO BURBANK ByBRY NIGHT
BEST BAND IN THB COUNTRY
Doorso at !; Commences O'Clock
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY st2i
NEW-YORK ASSEMBLY ROOMS, Broad
~ way between Twenty eighth and Twenty 0nsbsts For Balls
Concerts &c apply on the premises
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
1roposaIs.
UNITED srArss BSGtSFYHs OFVcP
- psvKSroKT, lows July -. 1857. I
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES

UNITED srArss BSGSgHHs OFFICE
DSvKSroKT. lows. July -. 1857.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DES MONIES
RAPIDS OP f,ig MISSISSIPPI RiyER.-SRGiED PROPOSALS.
duplicate rrceyci this Office unl 10 WEDNKsOAY
September ls6 scavsng toe prism .ni constructing ;hc
hsSssipii River At the Des Moues kapds -
to be
from Nashville Iowa The width the wer surface inside
the canal be- three hded feet IN emhankm~ui snt - so
deep from the prism Of the canal TO be used
buug mblnkment The latter throughout the greater part Of
the distance will three hundred ieet from Tie Iowa shore
Where the bottom Of the canal VIII have slope
OF lone and oncha inches 10 the mile The emhsnkmnt 10 be
built 10 lteR feet vide top ieDdBg
the rap covering 70 so above nigh water mark vita
slopes OF one aud half lionel vertical me ."rsge
thickness the he n two an one a r on e
nser side two feet the side aud ene loot on top
All Propositions tie price at Which each an every hnu
Work specified the proposal be and 10 Did n be
that Is not definite In this respect ..
The Government The right 20 reject any and all biS
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached u each propose"
hsh BID must contain written printed guaranty sSned by 'No re
sponsible persons ,,,
Blanks Tor proposals form required with form Of guaranty will DO
furnished at this once applcato -
The prices will be considered including e
expense o furnishing all tie materials and performing an tue "OtA
ssorins TO tie plans and specifications exhibited At The letting
entire OF the estmstrf TWO
psed BY Congress hundred thousand doArshe
contract eau ony he made 10 this amount
Fifteen OF the done
furnished the thereof will be reserved uns The who're
work which the subject shall be entirely completed
PersOus desiring obtain the by calling Al
consulted.
Proposals be addressed the undersigned and should he In
dored Proposals for work the improvement Of the D hones
Rapids" II. WILSON,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

~ Passenger Freight Depot YORK foot Of Lber eon
Delaware LscAuAnns and este
Railroad the Lhgh VALLEY Railroad and rs eounec
forming dect Pittsburgh and the West without change OF
Three Express the West except bundaya when oas
the ,.-.--.
81 Louis &c With but one change OF cars
- ~ ~ SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing April 29 l851-Lesye Nevlork IS follows:
m-For Femingou. Esson. Bethlehem, ha1eh Chunk,
amwKsIEkS hrPREs for Ession Allentown Harriseug rms
buh and the west with bu. change Of cars t. CnelnnA OF
cage and but two changes to 81 Lons Connects WIN
Northern Central and Pls and Ene Roads for ke snd the on
Connects at Junction with Del Lack and West Tor souusou
Water Gap, Scranton, Pstpn kingston Greet Bend
TKAIS-For Easton, Allentown hsueh Chunk
Reading Columbia Lancaster kpLa Lir Pots'' hhou's' a|
$3.50 p m.-Por Plain6tld
D. m.-For Bsstou.
SD. m-Por SOmerville and Pennington
.. m-CISCINNArI ExPKFs-For Easton Bebehem, mnhch
ChHnk Reading Harrisburg Pshugh Chicago and Cihcnnson
Harrisburg with Tor Wamport Ere &c Sleeping O'
10 Pittsburgh.
6l5 y m-For Junction and intermediate stations
73O p m.-For SomeTyhe. -
CD n-WESTERN EXPRESS TRAlN-for Easton Allentown
Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and the West
City Ptisburgh evening
Additional trains are run Point Elizabeth, 6c
Tickets for the obtained the Office Of the Central Rail-
Lbertyst " r. at No AsoT House Nos
"a, 21l, 526 BroadNAy aud at No 10 Greenxichst
JOSIAH o. STEARNS. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
Sttambosts anS TaiIrorSs.

SARATOGA, RUTLAND, BUFFALO; i,,So SnSo
~ PENSION Bridget bOlNT MANSFIELD. ana Z 49, -, -
MOUNTAINS, via BURLINGTON and al points North so &
ALBANY DAY LINE-The steamboats, G. NibbAhp ana
DREW will end sher Nav l3 leave De,bfossest al ~ .ns
Iht iourbt At 84 for Aliau landing ss 'nLef'
West Point Newbargh Poughke Ps Rneheck Brs'ot "a ,s &
Athens and Hudson BY ferry st Athens Depot ~
with the Nes sYok and Ssrtoga k'oss a
Schenectady Albany Railroad At ana
without change Chsmpan steamboats, AZ
hall for Rouse Point arriving Montreal a. Returning NH
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
SPEED AND COMFORT.

voRCYSTRR PALMER PITCHBURG NASHUA LOWELL Gov
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
INTERMEDIATES FONTS.
III, uer and ssnch steamer. Of the Norwich lire,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NbW-lOkk a..
Eewi daily (suudys eIo.ped Al O'clock r. noa
Pier No. % North River foot ef Nestfyst,
FOR NEW-LONDOS, -,
there connecting with Steamboat Epre. Tn from ne so,e
points ys Norwich and Boston and Worcester "oeo'c
ard Nashus. snd Eew-Loudon and northern Railroads ,
FREIGHT taken Al the .wr raie. For information inquire
+ MARTIN. Agent, on the PEE
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02

OYPICE on Army CiOrHISG AND B9UfPAGH,
No 20 BROADWAY, NKw.YOEE. Aug. 81, 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
= ibis oe.e until u o'clock m on MONDAY the 9th of September
next for furnishing by contract the following named MUSICAL IN
SHIPMENTS. viz;
Il" Cat Cornets with mouth pieces ani racks,
b. fat Comets with mouth peces and rtcks
Al Teuors. with mouth pieces and racks
u" Tenors, With mouth pieces and racks
lat Baro with mouth ani rack
BE- fat Bass with mouth piece pId rack.
Y" fiat Tubas. with mouth pieces and racks
r. Tuhas (srgc), with mouth pieces ini racks,
1 Tenor Drum. complete, with sling sni sticks,
Bass Drum, complete, With STICK,
| pair CTmhals
krri Heads for Bass Drum
Batter Heads
Snare Heads ; for Tenor Drum
Extra Hoops.
The be OF pin inexpensive manufacture
but purpose for which they intended
Bidders should present Of toe instruments that they propose
furnish
Purifier information be had al this 0fce.
the right 20 reject part or the whole
a hid as ms he iremed o. BE- interest OF the .
the articles be delivered and shoni
he inor. Proposals furnishing Musical Instruments aud ad
dressed Ia Breyet Major Gen. D. H. yISTON
Asst. Or Mr.. General. L. s A.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02

NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT commencing jane 3 ia',-isags
Hunters poirt m u. M. ss:p HD
D. IN 23l D. NJ; '4.3O p. '33o p m iGD m sis N
kudsvs s. 10 M lO:I5 N. Through Great Neck
connecting MaBhaset AID Ioi aslngion retaining al
7g5 M g.g5 m , D. n Tuesday ald Saurlai nights
R trains Flushing II Hunters loiui a. 23
Boat leave slip every half hour 1h oaist ere thecn
- ~ / & NOhliiES. Super uteuden-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02

CHgp QrARrRKxAsrKRs opFioR SECOND MLirARr DIsrKcr
NoRrH CAROLINA CHAKLEsToN G. Aug II, 1907
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- Il O'Clock MONDAY, the 10th day OF sep
temher which they will be opened for the purchase OF TIE
following property.
Wreck Of steamer Boston, In Ashepoo River
Wreck Of steamer Geo Washington. COosau River
Wreck Chasseur, In Scuh Creek
Wreck Of steamer Randolph In Charleston Harbor
Wreck Of steamer btwan IN Charleston llar0Or
Wreck Of steamer Ruby. In Lighthouse lnlet 80,
Bidders will s,ate the amount wreck The wrecks viii
be sold separately and highest bidder unless such bid be deemed
unreasonable.
for thr p.rchtse OF Wrecks" r. o TYLBR
Breyet Maior.General, Chief Quartermsster,
Deputy Quarter1nasier- General. l. 4 A.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.

Ia6z SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
COMMENCINu JUNE ., 1906
Twenyevei thst and Fourth
Entrance on TNentI.seyentAat
New-York tribune., 1867-09-02
OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAKrKKnAsrER q. q. ARMY I
HEwOKLgAss, La August IT, 1857.
PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION.

IDRODOSAIS FOR lKANSI lON.-
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate with copy this advertise
Te" 1S MSSSaT 'ssS S% arr % % 5 a M VII s be Spcda Ct @ q once ri
enmnt Troops and supplies that be required BY the
DAY. os S and ending ss Ss S day September
New. .oIesus to Galveston, TeIas or return
Nes-oreans 20 Bra1e. santiago Texas. or return
Galveston to Iudiaacla. TeIs' or return
Prapo. ~ B s Bidders Ss propose to transport to
oacers Enlisted Men CABIN aud Deck Pasensc each; ard the
Horses %lIorsss, Mules, and Beefca'tle each per head
Iron cl3sr Lead Zine Tin Copper Nail. R'Si. Bot, Paints
Ordnance HEAVY Ordnance Stores etc. Of eae per one hundred
II,y, Straw, Moss, and oaIup Of each per bale
Lumber pine, per thousand feet
5.EIs 5.I. sni cor corn PEE per- 'ss1,aHa .si 'e'I
!sAse Eqg:s c C!o;s:ry T"'n%Ts
Casks and Tees Books Stationery each per cubic foot
Dry Goods Psr Meal B5,.d Rice cese.: Dried Apples Onions
Wet Goods r Beef Lq% Li LING es@'s s rtsr
AubaisHecs Spring Wagons Carts and whebsross each
frit. jams Jees window Glass Pickles. Extracts Of each per
Candles cr.eer. Hard Bread Faral Spices coneu.ed Min caa
Meats, soap etc, OF each per boz
HANS Ia 81 Per Sos.Sssa :g,ss
LARD per fierce
LARD pertes
PAIlI ~ r. per "., iS,r1 soS.s.,s
SUGAR playans) per boz
SHOyELS AND SPADES per dozen.
TIA per chest
IATiiS thousui
SHINGLES per thousand
TOBACCO per boz.
ROPE per coil
BROOAS per dozen.
delivered all II tie shove named poa si
designated by the Depot Qu'riermisc
prepared establish weekly line OF steamers De
points and from which Le propose t. transport upPh
Troops public freight be taken the @ csciT % the vessels
ppose perform when required by tie QuseraasieF'
Department
he Of the bidder 10 fi his agreement must be gusrutee ~
persons. whose be
tie gtrs must be shown ~ 1e oeal
ck the District COut the United States
District Attoucy .,,
received the transportation 10 AMI from ALL
The above points for the transportation aud from
ONE MORE ~ the points above named
M usposn Tor transportation and from two more OF
pouis val slate vhher the transportation vi also be
pert ofthe ponts srpaie and whether al tie
II other rses
exhibits the number Of troops and quantity offg
transported M department FROM New Orleans G 20 The Tefs:
psoi Of IN 90 mOnAs commenting February 1907 And
r.luyer La It via
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31

and republcanism cannot flourish together.
The bitter experience Of the past should have
taughtus this truth; but, ifit has not, the no
less bitter experience Of the future will surely
do it. Unless the whole foundation upon
which the great structure of free society and
republican government rests is fallaoy and a
deoeit-unless the vital principles oftrue demo-
cracy are vagaries and falsehoods, fitted only to
lure mankind on to disappointment and sor-
row, we are bound to see this experiment
through, and to establish equal rights in this
nation as the inalienable inheritance of its
lowlest citizen
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31

"a swNDLE. THE Journal The Telegraph
tells the story of an odd telegraphio blunder-
ga merchant who was absent from his home
received telegram informing him of his wife's
safe delivery OF little girl; at the same time
letter from his partner advised him that
draft had been presented for $4,000, and the
signature seemed rather doubtful. The mer-
chant replied to both dispatches, but mis-
directed them. The astonishment of the wife
may be imagined when she read:-'T know
nothing about it; it's swindle." The part
ner received hearty congratulations upon his
safe deliverance."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31
The Fenian Demonstration.


TOMORROW our city will witness demonstra-
tion on the part of the various Fenian Organi-
cations, which will, doubtless, be imposing. A
number of men in the line of march, keeping
step to mufled drums and following three
hearses, cannot fail to convey feeling Of
solemnity to all who watch its progress. But
while q natural awe will be felt for this display
Of sorrow, we cannot but think of the recent
character of the Fenian efforts at indepen-
dence; and remembering their latest policy,
we cannot but lose, to a great extent, our
sympathy for the executed, whose death the
procession is intended to commemorate. The
plan of action now being followed by the
Fenians in Great Britain is not too strongly
named when we characterize it as murderous'
Every day brings US some fresh item OF how
the ingenuity of the leaders is exerting itself
in efforts to devise some new means whereby
leading Englishmen may be murdered, but
which cannot result in aiding their indepen-
dence. First an attempt is made to blow up q
prison, which, although it failed to secure its
object, yet score of innocent lives were
heedlessly sacrificed, the absurdity as well as
the criminality Of which is well characterized
by the New York Post, which says-
THAT some Fonians, being Irishmen, should
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31

R65ys REDUCTION IN PRICE OF SrECK
b-S CO.'S and Hanes Bros PIANOS MELo-
DEQN5 ETC, 70 sua Nle NR'fs, Hlm
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

R~9y" 90 TO TROPICAL AMERICA, IF
- you wish 20 inhale enchanting fragrance. Yet
stay you can have IL here PhRlOn's might. loom
Ing Cereus will hl your parlor with vital breath OF
the most odOrous flowers that perfume the fairy
leyg ~ the Andeg Dover DeLnlgarcdn. lL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31

a5Sye OFFICE OF TIE DELAWARE MU-
B=SS TIIAI, SAFETY INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 20 1867
The Annual Election for Twenty eight Directo ors
wi he he d al this office, on MONDAY the sixth day
OF January q, II between the hours 0t 10 A. NJ and
r. M TilaB tj0 HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31

ITO THE LADIES.-HAVING PURCHASED
Il the whole OF a large Importers stock of com.
meneed SOFA CUSHIONS, CHAIR SEATS. PIANO
STOOLS, AND blltPEft5s we are offering them 81
less than cost OF deportation. A fIil assortment
Berlin zephyr, sold full weight American WOrsted
OF superior quality Is cents per ounce WOOlen nit
ting YaTn, Buge Fringe Bugle dimps and ButtOnA.
RAPsONs TrimmIngs and Zephyr store,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31
ITALIAN OPERA.
GALA FESTIVAL SEASON OF
GRAND OPER
AT THE
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF music.

FOR TWELVE NIGHTS ONLY
THE SEASON SALE OF SECURED SEATS COM.
MEN CES To-MoRkoW, -
"hDFEEES%4 SEE% ! 9EAhs AIS o6SY 66Y), T. iSo''
At A. kToRE No a. no sic eHEsS 6F sTse MUSIC
The Direction, in order to secure for tnIs season
character Of occasion. has resolved upon the fol-
lowing ,,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,z
sEAsoN TIGK I sEGEkED 1H D sEAT "a TWELVE
THIRTEEN PERFORMANCES,
ALTERNATE rlCKEr sEdUIRED SEAT, No
Commencing on either the first or second nights.
elA FENi ohM ANOh' SIX DOLLARS.
It will thus be seen that for the SEASON SUBS rber
'D' ILL G$SSEoRSkI B6ET1k cS SAqa 8iTGaiSNI 0FESA
UNPARALL LLhLED on THIS CONTINENT
GRAND ITALIAN ,1I4 0PERA A COMPANY Ny ENTIRE
GRAND o5NcERf sNP S65kAToEi0 COMPANY
eRASg hF25 aERa4S 4ER fk2ysHss y9PEssAl
THE COMBINED GRAND CHokUSEs
THE CoMBINED GRAND oRcuEsrRAsl
The above great combination comprises the follow
ing unequalled array ot,er,e Of
PRIME LONNE,
MADAME EUPH RosTN E PAREPA-RosA.
MADANE PAREPA- ROSA will appear this sea-
son in grano and comic Italian Opera Grand oratO.
RIO Grand German Opera, and in her most popular
0ON0v't sieH ORA MARIETTA GqAzzANIaA
MISS MINNIE HAuGK, ,,,,,,r, -,o,-,,,,
s1oT6AR HRAAf FhEBAkfGz bAkN1 EEfAEIE4hfbiTEsrA EfEEhbiT
s1GNoR EMILIO PANCXNI'
sIGNOR kAMIkRI BARAGLIA,
TAhoP4GSEE S2SEdk dHkASNEkfn6HN, hNkft6 TE,srA
BARIToNI AND BASSI,
SIGNOR GIORG 10 RONCONI, ...|
siGNoR GIUSEPPE ANToNUCCI.
JOSEPH BERMANNS,
81 NOR NlCQLo BA!ILLI.
sIGEQR BANFL, SIGN NOR kICARDI.
First appearance In Philade onta, since his return
from Europe, OF the very famous Pianist
A., Mr. LkQPoLp 2,I. ,,i1is pE MEYER
Mr.. GEORGE s1SPsoN, estl Tenor Tenor.
MI. ]. r. THOMAS, the celebrated Composer,
Baritone.
MAX MARETZEK, CA RI BERGMAN,
q. W. COLBY,
The GRAND REPERToRY will include the follow
ing chef doeuvres, OF which NONE CAN BE RE-
RoMEo AND JULIET by GoUNoD
CARNIVAL DE VENISE..."..........by by PIsTRELLA
DON BUoEFAIo y ICaGNoNi l.t
IAFRicA IN YERBiSERR f
LES HUGUENo so oTS....... BY MEYERBiiER
IL TROY VERDI
IL BARBIERE Di siviG Ro5sTNf
ROBERT LIE DIABLE, or -
Girls PINO LA COMARE.
FAUST, .....
IN GERMAN.
Also, ROSSINIS' bTABAT MATER"
POSITIVELY NO OPERA WILL BE REPEATED.
Tn. DI ection reservethe right TO sub sttue BELL
TaE SoMBSEp GRAND C4oRusEP
THE CoMBINED GRAND oRDHESTRAS,
NEW AND ELEGANT COSIUM rs.
The sale Of Season TlckeIs commences on TO-
MORROW "wednesday, January !, New Year
RSg cge a s 9NGff cN Il 6 Gr " Street M MPLh Music
See prices above. l2sl4pu
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nshed those desiring them. Write plainly the
day fthe month and year in whielyou were born,
enclosing small lock of hair. .-.-.t =
Address, MADAME H. 4. PE.RRIGO,s
P. 0. DRAWER 293, BUFFALO, N. y.
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1867-04-12
DEPARATOR CAPELLI.

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Throw away your false frizzes your switches,
your wig ~
Destructive of comfort, and not worth fig:
Come aged come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own Iuxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLI.
For restoring hair upon bald heads tfrom whs.s.
ever cause it may have fallen out) and forcing q
growth of hair upon the face, it has no equal. IL
will force the beard to grow upon the smoothest
face in from five to eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads in from two to three months. A few igno-
rant practitioners have asserted that there is moth
ing that will force or hasten the growth of the
hair or beard Their assertions are false as thou
sands of living witnesses (from their own expert
ence) can bear witness But many will say, how
are we to distinguish the genuine from the spuri.
Gus? 1t certainly is difficult as ninetenths of the
different Preparations advertised for the hair and
beard are entirely worthless, and You may have
already thrown away large amounts In their pur-
chase To such we would say, try the Reparator
Cappill; it will cost you nothing unless it fully
comes up to orr representations. If your Drug
gist does n OF keep it, send us one dollar and we
will forward it, postpaid, together with receipt
for the money, which will be returned yeu on ap
plication, providing entire satisfaction is not Civ
en-. Address,
+ b.b W. L. CLARK s CO., Chemists,
M No. 8 West Fayette Street, SYRACUSE, ny
Feb % 1267-1v