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INTERIAIIsT ACC0UNTs-PRoCLAMAT0N or MIRA
MON-PORFIEIo DIAz ALMOST BEsIEGED Al HUA-
MANILA.
D. TELIeRAFH 10 TBb ThIECNE
NEw-OMEANs March 2s-Rio Grande dates 10 ths
23d have been received there are no new features in
the Mexican position. 1t is said that the Liberals
have cut the aqueduct for supplying Queretaro With
water. Gen. Miramon had issued proclamation de-
claring war OF determination. The following is thc
closing paragraph Soldiers the gauntlet has been
thrown at for duel TO the death. Let MS do our
coward enemy the honor to pick it up. But listen to
the voice of tie unfortunate Gen. Osola who IN 1885,
said Woe TO the vanquished.'p
Vera Cruz papers say PorfiriO Diaz has only 5000
men, and is almost besieged at Huamala. He
ordered the shooting of Nj. Franco, Imperial Coa-
missary, and several other prisoners. The garrison
at the capital is said to be 1900 men. Puebla cor
respondence states that the Imperial garrison at Pu
ebla is at least GOO Gen. Berriozaba made certain
merchants of Matamoros pay $4,000 on the Ed.
REPUBLICAN ACCOUNTs-MAXIMILIAN IN a TRAP
NO CHANCE OF HIS EsCAPE-REPoIIED oipEk
OF SURRENDER.
SAN LUIS PoTosI March 5.--Naximan is at the
head of 5000 mixed troops in Queretaro. Among
them are coo French and Belgians. EscObedo has
14,OOO men. Yesterday he was within II miles of
Queretaro with a compact line. There il no hope
whatever for the Imperial forces, and Maxnnilian
has put himself in a trap; his head is not safe.
Within Il days the Empire will be no more, for the
armies dare not risk battle and retreat TO Mexico
City will be worse for them than defeat, az Es-
cobedo and Corona would be at their rear, while
MendeZ and Tragosa, who occupy the road from Que
retaro 10 Mexico with 5000 guenillas will cnt tie
Imperial army all to pieces 1t is thought that Max
milian will try TO make terms with Juarez but il is
doubtful if the Liberal Government, with everything
in their own hands, will listen to anything but an
unconditional surrender. do not think that there
will be another battle of any Importance. Escobedo
will starve out the Imperial army which is already
living on what they seize from private sources IN the
city.
Ihave good reason TO believe that the Government
has received communication from Maxlm'iian, OF
the General commanding the Imperial forces olier-
ing to surrender. The answer has been mat thty
cannot treat with traitors who have the don6Ie cime
of rebellion against the Government and tie bringing
of foreign intervention to their aid.
MAMMALIAN ENIIsTING SPANISH SOLDIERS. ,
WASHINGTON March 2S-LetteTs from Havana,
dated Goth instant received to-day in Washington,
state that the Imperial Mexican Consul at Havana s
enlisting Spanish soldiers to defend MaximlliaDs
cause at Vera Cruz. They arc offered a bounty OF
500 and 81 a day from the moment they land at Vera
Cruz AbOut 800 men had been enlisted, and theN
were 10 sail on the 22d inst the Spanish steamer
Paris Ii is said that the agreement was .nteied
upOn by Archbishop Iabastda on the pant OF ma1i"
milan with the Spanish authorities III Cuba.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 90, 1867

issoners in South Carolina to persons in tho army and
navy or Marine Corps and it taken up aud passed
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE on TIE CONTINGENT FUND BILL.
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL, Rep., MeJ the senate
agreed TO Conference Committee on the Senate con-
tingent Fund Deficiency bill called for by the House ana
Messrs. Morrill, (2ep, Me-, Edmunds lRep, Vtg ana
Buckaew Dem, Pa) were appointed said Committee
THE ADJOURNMENT QUESTION.
On motion of Mr.. TRUMBULL Rep, HI, the Senate
proceeded the consideration Of the resolution for ad
journment The question agreeing TO the House
amendment that both Houses adjourn until the frs
Monday in June and afterward until the first Monday IL
September unless otherwise determined by majority OF
both Houses.
Mr.. EDNUNDs rep, Vt) moved 10 substitute fci
the above that the presiding officers Of the Senate and
House adjourn their Houses from noon tomorrow untl
the first Wednesday in july and unless otherwise or
dered by both Houses TO adjourn them from o'clock on
that day until the first Monday in December, 1867 Mr.
EdmInds subsequently modified lie amendment 10 ad'
iourn from Saturday and by substituting the words
without day," for " the first Monday in December" Mr.
Edmunds further modified his amendment by requiring
presiding officer OF the Senate and House TO call the
roll the first Wednesday III July 10 ascertain II
quorum he present
After debate which generally participated In, Mr.
DRAKE Hcp., MOI moved TO postpone the resolution
under discussion and take up the resolution on the
subject Of adjournment just sent in from the House, pro
ydng for session in June, September, and December
The motion was disagreed to-ieas Il, Nays "a.
adjournment from saturday next to the first Wednesday
July aud then, unest otherwise ordered, sine die
agreed tOGcas 2j, Nays IA, follows Republicans in
r0DaD Democrats in talc JOnsOntos III small caps:
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NEU-ENGLAND.
MILITARY APPOINTMENT IN MAINE.

MILITARY APPOINTMENT IN MAINE
By TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
AUGUSTA Me-. March 2S.-Adjutant-Gcn. HodSon
has resigned and Gen John c. Caldwell OF Ellsworth has
been appointed TO fill the vacancy.
RAILROAD CONVENTION IN MAINE.
BANGOR Me- March 2S.-A large and enthusiastic Con-
yenton was held here to-day OF delegates from Piscata-
ouls County winterfort Frankfort, and Hanpden with
the people Of Bangor in aid Of the Bangor and Pseats
ouis Railroad to Milo, Dover aud Moosehead LaRe VIA
Tlropean and North American road TO Milford strong
determination to build the ROAD was manifested ana
were taken TO raise means al once IOT ne pu
nose Bangor will loan It's credit for hat million dor
lara and subscriptions of two hundred thousand 10 three
hundred thousand dollars VIII be proOaOly maze IN
short time here and the liuc of the road ie enter
nrse also embraces the EXTENSION 70 the town OF Win
terfort as Winter shipping port Tor prQqmcts OF tne
great northern region OF the state, wlloh VIII De accom-
modated by the road The Hon Hannibal Hamlln pre-
sided at the meeting which was addressed by hn Mayor
Wakefield, the Hon Franklin MuZ2y, ana Others BOOKS
viii be opened for subscriptions April 5 az Bangor Port
land and other towns in Pscntaquis County.
QUALIFICATIONS OF JURORS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroS, March 2s-In the House Of Representatives
this afternoon the Jury BILL which prohibits parties who
are engaged I'm any illegal traffic from being allowed 10
serys on lures in the trial Of criminal cases, and gives
the the right OF challenge Of two jurors be-
fore the trial commences ordered TO thrd reading
by vote OF Ito TO l03, only % members beng absent
1is "a substantially the same bill which was vetoed by
Gov Andrew in 1865, and which was defeated III the
House by small majority on its passage 70 be engrOsseu
last wear after ID had passed the Senate It's oect is 10
OF Convictions for violations OF the prohlbory liquor
law. -.. .,,, -o,,,,>-v
MONTPELIER, VT, March 2s-The vermont Legislature
TO day chartered the Northern Telegraph Company.
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TENNESSEE.

BOTH PARTIES INVITE THE FREEDMEN TO SEND
DELEGATES TO THEIR CONVENTIONS.
BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 2s.-The leading Con-
seryayes propose that the cOored voters be invited
to participate in the political meeting, and send
delegates to the Convention which meets i'll this city
next month to nominate q candidate for Governor.
The proposition is encouragingy received, and Will
probably be adopted The colored voters are invited
to send representatives to the Republican Congress
sional Convention, called TO meet in Nashville on tn
10th of May next. John Trimble, who has already
announced himself as a candidate, will doubtless be
nominated. 1t is not known who the Conservatives
will run.
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

LIQUOR oNFIsCATED-sYMPATHY WITH IRELAND.
sr THIEeHAPB TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCIsco, March 2s.-ln the suit of the
United States against 3G7 Of wine Maury claimant
Judge Hoffman yesterday entered decree cohfi~aths
the wine for differentiation.
Resolutions declaring sympathy with Ireland and ask
ing the Government TO recognize that countrys beSer
ett rights have been adopted in the Nevada Senate III
the srene Court Of Nevada the OF NOurse against
Clark for the possession Of the office of AttorneyGen-
era of the State has been decided In favor OF the ue
fcud
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DISASTERS.
FIVE CHILDREN BURNED.


81 rzLEeRAPH TRBcsE
CLEVELAND. Ohio, March 2S-The house Of Mr..
Hecke with five OF his children, burned last hight al
Suffeld Centre, Ohio.
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODED.
BUFFALO, March 2S-AbOut II O'Clock this morning
a locomotive engine on the Grand Trunk Railway op-
poste the station office Fort Erie, exploded, cadnH
the engineer and woundlng the treman WlD a, blids
Deputy Collector OF this port who happened 10 We on
business visit in the office AZ Fort Erie wac stnck VI
the back with billet OF wood, infictnR serious Ju1esI
The locomotive and office completely demolished BY
the explosion. - .
On Wednesday night, about o'clock, a German,
about 80 years Of age walking up the track Of tho
Harlem Railroad at Fordham at the time the cxpress
train from New-Hayen came along He Was stinc5 pyi
fhe and his face horribly cut He was takef
TO the depot and died in few minutes. CorDer OLIVER
was notified and held inquest when the jury renderc
a verdict OF death from injuries from the train. There
was nothing about the man 10 indicate Who he WAS Ma
blame can be attached 10 the employees OF the road
COLUMBUS DAYTON AND TOLEDO RAILROAD.
CoLUMBUs. Ohio, March 2s.-Thc Metropolitan Pos
lice bill for the benefit of Columbus Dayton ad falsA
passed La,lay, ap9 " nov Jaw.
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The proposition, as amended. then passed, and it
now goes TO the House.
SALARIES OF COEGRESsNEH.
Mr. MORRILL,, from the Committee on Appropriations,
reported the bill Of the House for the monthly payment
OF the salaries of Congressman, which passed.
ONO SHIP CANAL.
Mr.. MORTON ucp, lnd) moved that the Senate take
up the joint resolution for survey Tor u snip canal
around the falls Of the Ohio Pending which
motion Mr.. FESSENDEN tRep., Me- moved AN
tiOn Mr.. FESSENDEN expressed the hope that no more
legislative business than absolutely necessary would
be done during the remainder OF this session lie did not
believe any good would be accomplished by IL.
Tie motion to 20 into executive session was disagreed
TO.
The hill for survey for ship canal around the falls
Of the ONO, the Indiana side and 10 estimate the cN
pense Of widening and deepening the Portland Canal was
taken up, and, after discussion, was passed
THE BANKRUPT BILLf.
Mr.. SPRAGUE Rep X. ~ called ny the bill 10 fix the
time which the Bankrupt bill shall 60 into effect NJ the
lst Of June which had been referred 10 the Judiciary
Committe and reported adversely.
Mr. CONNESS Rep, Cab moved Ia strike ont the pro.
viso that nothing in this contained shall be construed
invalidate any lien conveyance made in good faith
prior 10 the taking effect of this net.
ADJOURNMENT.
Pending the discussion ON this subject on motion OF
Mr.. FESSENDEN Rep., Me- the Senate, at y. H., went
into Executive session.
THE ADJOURNMENT PROPOSITION.
At $3.50 O'Clock p. M, the doors Teopened and
message received from the House announcing its ac
tion on the adjournment resolution.
The senate insisted It's disagreement and agreed TO
the Conference Committee asked by the House. Mcssrs
Edmunds Rep., VT, Fessenden 1ep. Me-, and Buck
alcw Dem, Pal were appointed on the part Of the
Senate.
Tic Senate then adjourned.
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MARYLAND.

THE CONSERVATIVES IGNORED IN BALTIMORE.
sY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
BALTIMORE, March 2s.-The Rebel Democracy held
ward meetings last night in all the city wards elect
ing Democratic delegates TO City Convention to be
held tomorrow night, to nominate delegates to the
State Constitutional Convention, thus totally gn0r
INC the Conservative party. The Conservatives are
deenlv incensed and some considerable portion OF
their strength will go TO the support OF the Union
party.
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CUSTOMS RECEIPTS.

BI rILEdRAPB TO THB TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, March 2s-The receipts from Gus
toms for the period between March 49, and 49, received
at the office OF the Commissioner were as follows BoS
ION t3lbs7O II NewJYork, sl,9J5ss5 10 philadelphia,
s2G cas- l6 Baltimore ss5e7093; NewOreas llth to l6th
fl4219 92-Total, q, ,6Gs,J44 81. - ~
York and Baltimore since last report at Philadelphia
there has been over $4,000 increase.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
LOUISIANA.


INSTALLATION OFT NEW WOFFICERs-No DISTINCTION
OF COLOR AMONG THE NEW POLICE
NEW ORLEANS, March 2S.-The new AttOmey-Gene-
raj is the same elected with Gov Hahn Fenian and
an advocate of equal rights The new Mayor is a
merchant of % years residence, one of Mr.. Durants
Free Suffrage Committee. Many cOlOred men at
tended the Inauguration to-day. The Chief OF Police
will be Brevet Brig. Gen. Sypher late Colonel OF the
nth United States Colored Artillery and the police
will be composed without distinction of color Judge
Abell's successor was Major on the staff OF Gen.
Banks and Chief of Cavalry, and has since served as
Attorney for tls Freedmens Bureau. Another order
to-day announces late Act of the Legislature, con-
timing in office the present incumbents as pro-
yisonal exception specially acted upon at head
quarters More changes are expected.
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A DUEL.
BY TELEGRAPH TO ruE TRIBUNE.

MEMPHIS Tenn, March 2s.-The duel on the taps
js between Mississippi editors Ihey arc the parties
who left on the steamer r. H. Loo Last eyen" " meet
0 Niliken's Bend Old EatILdaY
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KENTUCKY.
THE CLAY MONUMENT.

BY TEIEeKAPH o
louisville March 2s-The Inauguration OF the
Clay monument will not take place until the middle
of Nav owing 10 the non-arrival Of the pedestal
from New York. No formal invitations have as Yet
bpen extended
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FAILURE OF A BANKING HOUSE

Br TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE =,
ST. Louis, March 2S-Tho banking house of NJ:
Runyan Co. failed to-day. The Liabilities are Sa'' AOt
" Nv very large.
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IYTERIALIsT ACCoUNTs-PRocIAMAuoN on MIRA
MON-PORFIEIo DIAZ ALMOST BEsEGED Al HUA-
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SENATE COMBINATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.
3 7 TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The Senate in Executive
session today confirmed the following nominations:
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"Tcs' so,"--'Exactlv ,'--Solon Slingle said &.
they were there ''every time tthe felt "owlcv' ~
in the morning, he took Plantation Bittcrs; ifhe
felt wear at night, he touk Plantation lIittcrs it
oppressed, he took Plantation Bittcrs and they
never failed to set him on his lns square and firm
Few persons want any better authority; but as
some may, just read the following =.
" owe much to YOU, for
verify believe the Plantation Biitcrs have ,avrd my
life. Rev. W. II. WAGNER Madrid, \. y
have been great suffer
er from Dyspepsia, and had to abandon preaching;
The Plantation Bitters have cured
me. Rev. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
had lost all appetite
was weak and cncrvatcd could hardly walk,
and had.a perfect dread OF society =
The Plantation Bttcrs have set me all right,
JAMES HElMINWAY, st. Louis, Mo-"
& The Plantation Hitcrs
have cured me of arrangement oi the Kidneys
and Urinary Organs, that DISTRESSED me for wears.
They act like u charm.
G. G. MOORE, pa Broadway, New York" "
Mrs. O. NJ DENOE. manager Of the Union
Home School for soldiers Children, saws she "haS
given it to the weak and invalid children under
her chargc, with the most happy and gratifying
results We have received over a hundred rcam>
ot such certificates, but no advertisement is ct-
Icctive what people themselves say Of good
article. Our fortune and our reputation is at stake.
The ori -;nal quality and high character of these
goods will be sustained under every and all cir
cumStances. They have already obtained a sale
in every town, village. parish and hamlet among
civilized nations. Base imitatOrs try to come as
near our name and style as they can, and because
good article cannot he sold as low IL poor one,
they find some support from parties who do not
what they sell. Be on yOLr guard. See our
private stamp over the cork.
=. II. DRAKE & CO., New York City.
SARATOGA SPRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
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nNER \ MILLION DOLLARS

~ SAN ED
Gentlemen :-"i had negro man worth Il 200
who took cold from bad hurt in the leg and was
useless for over wear. had used everything |
could hear OF without benefit, sntil | tiled the
MeXican Mustang LiAiment. 1t soon effected II
permanent cure" j. l." DOW NlNG.
Montgomery. Ala, juno Il, 1850
81 take pleasure in recommending the Mexican
Mustang linncnt as valuable and Indispensable
article tor Sprains, Sores Scratches, Calls on
llor-es. Oar men have used it for Barns, liruises
Sores Hheum tism, &C., and all say it acts like
magic" J. W. HEWITT
Foreman for American, Wells Fursos and
liarnden's Express.
"Thc sprain Of my daughter, ankle. occa>oned
while skating last winter was entirely cured in
one week, after she commenced using your celc-
brated Mustang liniment.
Gloucester, Mass, Aug l, 1856 f. SEELY.'
1t i, an admitted fact that the Mexican Mustang
Liniment performs more cures in shorter time. on
man and heast, than any article ever discovered
Families livery-men and planters should always
have it on hand. Quick and sure it certainly is.
All genuine is wrapped in stecl.plate engraving-
bearing the signature OF q. W. Wcstbrook. Chem.
ist and the private L. s. stamp Of DEMAs BARNES
< Co., over the top.
An effort has been made TO counterfeit it with n
cheap stone label. Look closely
SARATOGA SrRING WATER, sold by all Druggists
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A Coon THINC.-A California man
has been reading in a scientific journal an
account OF a curious and recent invention
designed to catch safe burglars. The dep
redaior no sooner commences, in perfect
ignorance Of the secret arrangements, TO
force open the door drill the lock, or
move the safe, than by SO doing he sends
a telegraphic Dispatch to the nearest police
office, exhibiting the number, registered in
the police books, of the house in which
the robbery is being effected.
The California man observes: That's
nothing to n safe which we are credibv
assured has been recently perfected in this
place. As soon as burglar tackles this
safe, an instantaneous photograph of his
phz is taken and transmitted to the own
er of the safe, wherever lie may be.
The burglars name is also registered in
lIawes Great Register, and a complete
description of him forwarded to the police
headquarters. In addition, copy of
Bunyan's Pilgrims Progress is extended
toward the burglarious individual, and at
the same time double-b barr elcd shot, gun
shoots him dead IN his tracks.
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y CAT AND Doc SgoRr,-A family
cat belonging to country gentleman, is
the heroine of II singular story Pass
recently became the mother of an inter-
csting family of kittens. Proud Of her
charge, she Deposited them upon the up
pcrmost part Of the haymow in the barn
access TO which could only be had by n
ladder. As soon as her ladyshp had her
charge comfortably provided for, she de-
sccnded the steps, made her way to the
farm house, and, entering the kitchen,
walked up to the house dog, and by such
means OF communication as exist among
the brute creation, intimatcd to Jack
that she had something to shov him
Returning to the barn Jack following,
they both went up the steps, and pro-
ceedln8 TO the nest, puss spread her little
family before her companion, and with
true mothcrlY pride called for an express
Sion OF Jacks admiration. Jack, after
viewing the progeny few minutes, placed
his paws upon them, and licking them all
over in the most atltctionate manner, do
parted down the steps with the gravity of
patriarch.
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CHEAP RIDING.-It has been demon
strated in London, that men can be carried
more chcaply than they can carry them
selves. The laboring man is conveyed to
ana from his homc distance vary ing from
onc to six miles, for one shilling per week,
or less than two cents n trip 1t is easy
for him 20 see that his time and strength
saved are worth more thrn this to him in
wages at his work, and that many times
this can also be saved to him in rent, by
fixing his residence out on tie railway
Accordingly, two Of the most costly rail
ways in England command by this policy n
laborlng mems traffic which is nearly if not
quite the most profitable they enjoy.
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WHO would not be beautiful! Who
w would not add to their beauty What
gives that marble purity and distingue appearance
We observe upon the stage, and in the CITY belle
1t is no longer n secret. They use Iagan's Mag
nolia Balm Its continued use removes tan,
freckles, pmpcs and roughness, from the face and
hands, and leaves the compile Nion smooth, trans
parent, blooming and ravishine. Unlike many
cosmetics. it contains no material injurious to the
skin. Any Druggist will order it for YOU IL not
on hand, at 80 cents per bottle.
w. +. HAGAN, Troy, n. T., Chemist.
DEMAS BARNES & CO.. Wholesale Agents, MY
SARATOGA SPRING wArEE, sold by all Druggists.
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YON'S EXTRACT OF PURE JAMAICA
IL GISoER-fOr Indigestion, Nausea, Heart
burn, Sick Headache, Cholera Morbus, Flatuency,
&c, where warming stmulant is required. Its
careful preparation and entire purity makes it a
cheap and reliable article for culinary purposes
Sold everywhere, at 90 cts. per bottle. Ask for
LYoS's" Pure Extract. Take no other.
SAHtTo0A SrrENC WATER, soli hy oil Drnersts
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A qua DE MAGNOLIA.

a toilet delight Superior to any Cologne, u'cd
soft and fresh, to allav inflammation, to perfume
clothing, for headache, &c. 1t is manufactured
from the rich Southern Magnolia, and is obtaining
patronage quite unprecedented. 1t is II tavorite
with actresses and opera singers 1t is sold by all
dealers at 81 90 in large bottles, and " DEMAs
BAnNts & Co., New York, Whocsal, Agents.
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II HEIMSTREETS iIimitable Hair
i / Coloring Is not dye. Al instantaneous
dyes are composed Of lunar caustics, and more or
less destroys the vitality and beauty of the hair
This is the original Hair Coloring, and has been
growing in favor over twenty years. II restores
gray hair to its original color by gradual ahsorp-
tion, in most remarkable manner 1t is also a
beautiful hair dressing. sold in two sizes-50 and
sl-by all dealers. G. HEIMSTREET Chemist.
SARATOGA SPRISG WATKR, sold by all Druggists
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1t is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
1t eradicutcs scuf and dandruif
1t kceps the head cool and clean
1t makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
Itprevents hair turning gray and falling OFT
1t restores hair upon prematurelv bald heads
This is just what Lyons kathairon will do. 1t
is prctty-it is cheap-duraLe. 1t is literally sold
by the carload, and vet its almost incredible de-
mand is daily increasing, until there is hardly II
country store that does not keep it, or family
that does not Use it,
+. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, n. Y.
SARATOGA srRrNG WATER, sold by all Druggists.
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81 am great gun" said tipsy prin.
ter, who had been on spree for week.
"Yes,' said the foreman, "you are
great gun, and halt-cocked, and you can
consider yourself discharged" "Weli,"
said the typo, ''then had better 60 off,"