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CRISPER COMA,

For Curling the Hair Of either Seq into
Wavy aud Glossy Ringlets or
Heavy Massive Culs.,
RY using this article Ladies and Gentle
= men can beautify themselves q thou
sand fold. 1t is the only article in the
world that will curl straight hair, and a,
the same time give it beautiful, glossy
appearance. Tie Cribper Coma not only
curls tho hair, but iIiyigorates, beauties
and cleanses it; is highly and delightfully."-
perfumed, and is the most complete article
Of the, kind ever offered to the American
pubic. The Crisper Coma will be semitic
any address, sealed and postpaid for 81.
Address all orders to
w. L. CLARK g. Co., Chemists,
m Nos West Fayette street,
mar6, T, " # Il Syracuse, N. ]
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GREAT ATTRACTION! Il
Watches, Silver Forks and Spoons:
JeWelry and Other Valuables.
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER,
(late ofNew Orleans,)

49, 49, -; S-~SsS-A33/
UNIFORMS his friends and the public
j generally, that being DESTROYS to
dispose Of his large stock of Watches,
SILVER Spoons and Forks, Jewelry and
other Valuables, he has opened an ele-
giant store at LOWELL, MASS, where
he will be pleased to see his old Gus
toners.
The articles are all second hand, but
have been we'll taken care OF; in fact,
have never been out Of his possession.
He will sell
CHEAP FOR CASH,
as he has secured them at tho very low
est cost.
Country dealers and retailers gener-
ally will do well to give him call be-
fore applying elsewhere.
Address by mail, enclosing orders
and cash chiefly the cash.
q Southern papers please copy.
mar s, If
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F REH TO EVERYBODY,

A LARGE 6 PIP Circular, giving infor-
"A nation Of the greatest Importance to
the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become
beautiful, the despised respected, and the
forsaken loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fail
to send their Address, and receive q copy
postpaid, by return mail.
/ Address P. o. Drawer, 81.
mar G, G7, Gm Troy, n. Y,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-03-06

WHAT 1T na1asTs TO DE BRoKER.-The
oroanization known as the Brokers Boards
in all the large cities have, durisss the war,
advanced their rates Of admission, and
those entering the business are obliged to
pay u high rate for the privilege. In this
city the admission fee is $1,000, sum
which is not readily earned by those who
commence the business until years OF expe
Renee. In New York it costs $500 to be
come member of the Gold Board, ani
$4,000 is the admission fec to the Stock Elk
change.
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BEAUTY!
Auburn, Golden, Plalsl and Slk.n Curls;.

DRODUCED by the use Of Prof. DEB
i REUX' FRISER LIE CHEVEUX. One
application warranted to curl the most
straight and stubborn hair ofeither sex in
to wayy ringlets, or heavy massive. curls.
Has been used by the fasllionables Of Paris
and London, with the most gratifying re-
suits. Does, no injury to the hair. Price
by mail, sealed and postpaid 81. Descrip-
tive Circulars mailed free Address BEk-
GER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists, No. 2S5
River ct, Troy, N. Y, Sole agents for the
United States
mar 6, 81, ~
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Mr Prentice says Massachusetts has
more dead lions and more live jackasses
than any other member ofthe Union, and
every one of the latter is flinging his heels
at some one of the former"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-03-06

MILWAUKEE AND ANGELsAT HALF PRICE.
The Daily Wisconsin says an Intellectual
offor; vas made to attract Ristori to Mil
yankee, to which ss..onsieur Grau ,;' lar !:
shentlesmen, tanks you generally Tor
your invite to come. but de grand expense
he be too much for mine darling little an
gel takes special trains, do you see,
and that he cost de grand monish. Den !
loses de go to St. Louis; and / pays mine
angel more vat gets in Milwaukee, and
dat is very bad Oh, no, shentlemens. !
likes tie Milwaukee vera much, what you
calls him; ] likes do people vera much an
comes by-by, venI gets another little
angel WHAT'S shust so good, only vat doesn
cost SO much Of the monish, do you see.
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N E.

1 LII PERSONS are forewarned not
N to ride or drive through that por-
ton Of the Willowglen Plantation near.
est the Plank Road. | have leased the
same and will prosecute all trespassers
S. B. HAYGOOD.
Alexandria, March 6, ls67-st
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Town Treasurer's Report.

M1REs RosESTHAL, Treasurer, In Ac-
count with the Corporation OF. Alex
andria.
1867. DR..
Feb. l. To cash on hand. .$54S O3
%. To cash for Licenses. !. 925 90
To cash for Wharfage
from Feb. l, '67, to
Feb. %, '67, inclusive. 10 90
To cash of Manuel for
rent for month January AZ so
To cash for Fines ...-.. Is 50
$l7O4 O9
1867. CT:
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Grisper'Coma.

Oh +! she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Unclaimed the very; heart and mind.
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N OTTOR,

DERSONS desiring Change Tickets
i for the Bayou Robert Plank Road
can procure them in Alexandria, at DIR
St. Johns Drug store; and in Cheney.
vile Of G. E. Jouett.
G. E. HOSEA, Lessee.
Alexandria, March 6, l867-3t
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-03-06

MARR1ED-On the 18th ult, at Ingle-
wood, the residence Of General Higgins
by the Rev. ). P. Bellier, SosrHENE BAIL
LILO, to Miss. SALLIE HIGGINS.
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There comefh glad tidings Of JOY to all,
To young and to old, to great and to small,
The beauty which once was so precious
and rare,
Is free for all, and all my be fair.
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Reparator Capilli.

Throw away your false frizzes, your
switches, yoGr Wig
Destructive Of comfort, and not worth fig:
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and
fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
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"Dishonor his bier,
Shed not q tear.
He's now a dead rebel
az whom, re no feis;.s.D

Gen. Fletcher will explain ms ne.
system, by which civil government II,
carried ON by military means.
The HAPPY Brothers will appear as
the Mawworms in an improved version
OF the Hypocrite, in the course of which
they will demonstrate the compatible
lty of Christian charity with internal
malignity, illustrated by copious .ex-
tracts from Harpers Weekly, They
will also engage i'll a dialogue upon the
TO err is humane, to forgive divine,
IN which it will be made manifest that
human being, deficient IN the attrib-
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-03-06

Major STEPHEN F. POWER, of
Natchez, Mississippi, is with the house
of j. II. CARTER.
mar 6, '67, 3m
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New York INSURANCE COMPANIES IN
TRoUBIE.-The New York correspondent
of the Mobile Advertiser reports:
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WHAT WAR HAS DONE FOR MEXICO. We
find the following in the New York Her
AIDS correspondence from Durango, Mex:
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| By the use Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
M & XICO.
SPECIAL CABLE TELEGRAM TO the HERALD.

NIaximiiinn's Body Not Yet at Vera Cruz
Santa Ann's Case About TO be Tried-Gene-
raj 0'Horan Shot-ComOnforts Remains
Brought TO the CaptaI-sistcrs OF Charity
Abolished.
VIA KEY WEST, Sept !, LAKE CITY, Sept. !, 1867.
Our Vera Cruz dates to September and from the
capital to August IS They received to-day by the
English steamer Mersey, which brings lot of imperial
refugees
The reported arrival at Vera Cruz OF Maxmilian's
body is conradicted 1t is also con,rsdiced that his
body mutila,ed.
Commander Roe, Of the gunboat Tacony by reques;
Of the Austrian commander. claimed the body of the
Emperor, and his request has been listened TO.
Acting Consul otterbosrg in the absence of the French
Belgian aud Italian Consus is acting medium OF
muncation for their governments
Mr. Plumb has not yet arrived at Mexico.
The supreme government has ordered tho of
6ania Ana proceed Santa Ana has employed counsel
and his defence is being prepared
All generals condemned death Al Queretaro includ-
ing Castillo, have been psrdoned.
General oHoran on the 18th, was sentenced by court
martial to be shot Wednesday al six A. N. The
sentence carried out the Pazuela de Mexcoalco
against the remonstrances of the American Minister.
O'Horan left letters 10 vindcate his memory.
President Juarez has decreed OF Mexican
people for the purpose OF electng President Congress-
men and Magistrates OF the Supreme Court.
Lopez, the traitor, has published account Of the
siege Of Quertaro and seeks establish the fact that
ats fall not the result OF treason.
General Corona has gone to GuadalaiarA
Porfno Diaz's troops commenced their march from
from Mexico to Tehuacan.
General Pavon has been nominated Governor OF Ia
naulpas. Jesus Gonzalez ortegas case was awaiting
the action OF Congress
The Society OF Sisters OF Charity has been abolished
and another under patronage OF the republic established
A conducta with one million dollars had left san Luis
Potos for Vera Cruz.
chihuahua gold fields have been yielding largely.
The merchants pay eighteen dollars per there
large supply OF munitions OF has been for
wsrded from Texas TO Chihuahua 10 rcpel the Indians
and hbusters.
General Comonforts remains brought to the
capita Augus. is snd deposited al the Pant.on.
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RELIGIOUS IRTELLIGENCE.
TINE DOMINICAN fathers.

Opening of the Temporary Building ON Lex
tuuton Avenue for Divfne Wor.hIn Yester.
H.
r,,
ING teinpora's "nioe' oui'u'us eec'so py ino pon'
Fathers Lexington avenue, between Sixty-ffth
and sixtv.sxth sireets for relicio,s nnrnoses was
, -.,, -.
opened TOT oNlhe "orsnip yesterday. -Four masses
celebrated IN the morning, and at O'Clock
hioh macs vas ofrered NV tho Rev \ p rrr,ar Tne
80 - - ~ - - ~
temporary eaiuce was cro"aeo u every part anu 'ne
service solemn and edifying as II performed
uuder the dome of The grandest cathedral A quartet
srae no cbo If tho Ch,rch az tho Ir'nac,ls,a con-
csnton in Fon rieenh sIreet snns cn.h's Ta.s during
,ns carsmony -
Ar,sr he 'orsrtorv the Rev q wilson local
smarter M Inc order delivered very i,onrassve dis.
conrse on the HOMAGE due 10 the Mother az God and
GO v.rv ,n,arss,ing descrntion or ;onr he made
=, Tar,s.ier, ana The varions bo,v MACS ma,,ioned
m scrn,nre The reverend sneaxer also de- allied AZ
iangth tbs onerations of the Order Tna iemporary
"a ,ilh hsv yvsra tban worsh,,a,,, I'D heen
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TIE NATIONAL BANK DISASTER.

The following additional particulars in references to
the collapse OF the Farmers and Citizens National
Bank Of Brooklyn, D., and the autcccdents OF ITS
late president have been cleaned since the appearance
In yesterdays HERALD Of the principal features In the
case;orn ~ Beach, It's pres dent has been for some
years connected with various stock and speculative
terrrises In each Of which he has held some Official
position OF trust In addition 10 the presidency OF the
defunct institution. no IL president OF the Farmers and
Mechanics Bank OF Grcenpoint and Treasurer OF the
Benuehon Hun OH Company treasurer OF the Tionesta
aud sugar Greek OIL Company: treasurer OF the
Challenge Gold aud Silver Mining Company, and
director OF the Trust River Navigation Company well
az holding positions the executive committees OF
rous railroad projects II is possible that this extensive
connection with enterprises OF speculative nature may
have been the means Of embarrassing the bank through
the over.conddsnce OF its president.
Inc following banks have been to some extent
affected by the failure Of the Farmers and Citizens
National Bank The German Savings Bank Of Dutch
town and The Williamsburg City Savings Bank. The
formfr institution had about SIS 900 and the latter
$40 900 on deposit in the National Both these banks
can bear their loss without embarrassment and 10 "
stated that " the collapsed bank is complete wreck
the Wilsmsbure City Savings Bank will probably assist
~ The president Of the latter institution Mr. George
Rend, was director In tho Farmers and Citizens
National Bank
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MISCELLANEOUS POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

kLscrios ~ MAiSE The annual State election in
Maine occurs to-day Governor and members Of the
Legislature to be chosen The candidates for Gov
ernor are:-Joshua L. Chamberlain Of Brunsw wick, re-
publican; Ebsn 8 Psbury, Of Augusta, democrat
Last year the vote stood Chamberlain, go 500: Pills.
bury ~, lli-chsmberlaIns majority, % ass. The
senate was unanimously republican, House, 13s repub-
cans 10 democrats II will be SEEM therefore. that the
democrats in the present election have very little TO
lose aud everything to gain
THs SOUTH AND rHx DKxocRAcv.-- The Charlottesville
Chronicle thus concludes artics on the impo'icy OF
Southern reliance upon the Northern democracy -
N the Southern press would unite 10 setting ASIDE the
Northern democracy q national parry ~oo'd spnnE
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NEW JtsssY INTELLIGENCE.

ForSp DEsD.--A halter, named Nichols, was found
dead in his room in the house No. Commerce street
Yesterday morning He had been In feeble condition
FOR time past and had been chsrtsbv Kept at tho
house during his Illness The county physician
notified. and certificate OF death from consump on
granted. The b0iy been placed In the dead house
OF Toes Nroeand, in hopes tns. friends Of the
may appear and clam hs body.
FoLiCE RsCoRn An kinds Of crime had their repre-.
senia,ves dooseted At the police station during
dav night aud yesterday from drunkenness sad breac
% be peace 20 attempt AZ murder Psirick Carrgsu
resident OF 30 Monroe street arrested for picking
pockets aud Frank Corbelt for attempt Al burglary
he having been detected, u IS all eyed in endesyorng
eject an entrance into the house Of Mrs Snyder. 80
Commerce street over twenty arrests made yes
terisy and one hundred and sr during the week Just
closed
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NEWS BY Thu CIBi CABLE.
Cuba in Telegraphic Communication
with the Old World at Last.
Execution of General O'HOran
at Mexico City.
Strike and Rey0lts Among Some Of the
Working Glasses in Cuba.
Reported Negro Insurrection
at st. Thomas.
~~~~v~~~~~~--------~~--
The Yellow Fever II wages at the
Dry Tortugas.
The Yellovy Fever II wages at the
Dry Torfugas.
TIE CU5A GABLE.
sprcaL cssiE TELEGRAM TO The HtsALu.

Completion Of the Cable from Punta Rasn 10
hey West-The Entire Line in Successful
Working Order-Cuba in Telesrnphic Conn
municatiOn with the World.
KEY WEST, Sept !. $50 p. NJ,
VIA LkKE CITY, Fla, Sept. I, 1867
Therefore end line Of The Calf cable between Punta
Rasa and Key West has just been landed mile from
the telegraph house and Mr. Webbs have also just
connected the small central insulating wire with the
land cable
The insulation is perfect and the cable, with all the
disadvantages the company have worked under is a
grand success weeks delay has been caused IN lay
ing the miles of shore end owing bad weather
and lack OF cable The company mad miles OF
Red Sea cable at Havana which arrived yesterday and
his has been splced in to make communication corn
plete between Cuba, Key West and the outer world.
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TEMPERANCE lErruaf.
Lessons from the Life and Career IT the
t.ufe senator NIcnOugnll

Lessons from the Life ana Career "f the
Late senator Mcnougnli.
sermon was delivered last evening by the Rev J.
NJ Buckley At the Methodist Episcopal church, corner
Washington and Greene avenues Brootl.n, on Les
sons from the LIFE and Career of the Late Gifted and
Eloauen, senator NcD0ugsli, OF California" He com.
mencei his address by Wind eating the proprsy OF ths
subject he bad announced aud srged especially In jus
uncasiou OF the he was adopting that he mad
preached similar sermon a few months ago whom II
vas stated that reverend gentleman from Boston had
died on Bsckweis lssnd % deiirum ueinens He
then proceeded 10 say that there could be no question
about the general estimate placed upon NJ.
Mcnougalls character man or talent Mr..
kcDougall was especially well known for the gr Of
er,empotan eous eoQuence he possessed aud for the
power he had OF producing without effort chaste aps
beautiful language such accomplished scholars
only producet after long aud patient study. Many
speeches. wbich he could possibly have prepared,
ever delivered IN our national Congress- one Of the sad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
LsorHts PLANET.
Discovery of SIN Another Planet by Professor
Watson. Of Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, sept :. 1857.
Professor watson, OF the Michigan University, reports
as follows
On Friday night while observing 10 the vicinity Of the
planet Neptune discovered ain another planet hther-
TO unknown the briisncy Of wOeh equal 70 that OF
star OF the eleventh magnitude It stuated In the
right ascension fourteen degrees aud tseen rninrtss
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DRY ORT U G A S.
SPECIAL CABLE TELEGRAM 70 TIE hERalD.

Fever Raging nj Fort JenersOn-DOctors
sent For.
hey WEST Fla, Sept Z, 1857,
VIA LAKE. CITY, Fla, Sept. =.
The fever raging Al fort Jefferson Dry Tortugas.
The steamer Alliance has been here for and
nurses By order OF Major Andrews district commander
has left the Iortugas. Yesterday the government
teegraphed 10 send physicians by IL said that
the yellow fever and by others that is the
'break bone fever. The post doctors al down
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dest and most melancholy exhibitions made, how
ever was made by this gifted statesman only few
months ago, when the question OF expeling the liquor
sellers from the Capitol was under consideration
h. INVESTIGATED at the time, and almost incapable
through drink, rose up and mumbled out an incone.
rent Defiance which he attempted TO make witty, OF
the practice OF using intoxicating liquors as beverage
The reverend gentleman then read from Albany paper
an account OF Mr.. McDougail's death, in which his
decease was attributed directly the effects oil strong
drink Nj. Buckley proceeded TO deliver an elaborate
sermon against the use OF intoxicating liquors
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Steamer Trade Wind, from New York 10 Galveston
proceeded I'd
September 5-s,eamer Title, from Galveston to New
York.
September T-Ssed to night revenue schooner hehsf'
Tompkius, from Philadelphia to lndianola
September Che United states steamer Dc Soto,
Commander Borcs arrived from Ph,ladephia to-day
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X EY w E s T 4.

iRrine I1Teilisence

Marine I0teilisence.
Kay wrsr. Sept = 1851
Wa IskE Cir,, Sept I.
Arrived LIST. ,veamer Raleigh from New York TO New
Orleans touched 10 Cor repairs having broke connscoa
Dps. repairs msde-and saied I'd ne.
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srusm Al fosTmss nsssas.

Totrss~ hossos Sept q 1851
heavy northeast storm prevails here rhe steamer
James Garry. from Fillmore for Wilmington, " C,
las rGt " the bartcv.
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THE EIGHTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE herald.
No 9 EAST FoRry-rRsr STREET.. Sept 7, 1867
sR-Your edition Of this date states that am a cam
didate for State Senator in the Eighth district desre
to say that am not candidate for that any other
Office to be filled at the ensuing election
WI. A. DARLING
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GENERAL sicsLts tS ROUTE TO NEW YORK.

CHARrrsToS = C., September s, 1861
General sickles sailed for New YORK YESTERDAY on
board the steamer Isnha,tan
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miscellaneous.
S1- Captain samucis, President Of the New York
marine Wrecking Co intends raising the steamboat Metro
potan ately sunk In the Atlantic Basin ny means OF
compressed air. The captain is DESTROYS the public
should witness this operation he CONSIDERS the great
est triumph OF the IL will take place the Atlantic
Basin this Monday afternoon. a. Eve o'clock.
American Ports.
CHARLESTON. Sept s-Arrved. steamship Emily u
souder Work brigs Lee and Susan Worries,
Matte Taber, do
Sailed TIN. steamship Manhattan, Nyork
FORTRESS MONROE, Sept s-Arryed, stesmsh p Aibe-
male. NYork.
saied-s,eamship Hatteras NYork.
For Other Shipping Ners Sirth and Seventh Page
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S HIP PIN @ ~ E w S,
FORT Or NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER 8. 1857.

Arrived.
Brig Lydia Cole Sampson, sJaRo Is days with sugar,
to Wavdell 4 Co.
schr w Alexander, Bowdon, Ponce PR, 10 days with
molasses, to A Wolf.
Below.
Bark Raleigh of and from HAMBURG
Brig Anna Wellington.
Wind Mt sunse. Ne
Smyrna times., 1867-05-22
Schemck,s Seaweed Tonic.

This medicine, invented by DR.. J. II. Schenck, of
Philadelphia. is intended TO dissolve the food and make
it into chyme the first process ofdigestiOn. BY clean
sing the stomach with Schencks Mandrake Pills. the
Tonic the appetite. and food that could
bo eaten before using it will he easily digesled
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pllmon-
&c Syrup unless the stomach and liver is made healthy
and the appetite restored hence the Tonic and Pills
are required in nearly every case OF consumption.
half dozen bottles Of the SEAWEED TONIC and
three or four boxes of the MANDRAKE PILLS will
cure any ordinary of dyspepsia
DR.. Schenck makes professiOnalivslts in New York
and Boston. and at his principal Office in Philadephis
every week. See daily papers Ofeach place. his pam
phlet on consumption for his days OF visitation.
Please observe. when purchasing, that the two
lkenesses Of the Doctor when in the last stage
Consumption. and the other as he now is, in perfect
health, are en- the Government stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, price sl SO pei
bottle or 81 30 the half dozen. ALI letters for advice
should be addressed to DR.. ScHENcK's principal office
No is North Sixth Street. Philadelphia Pa. General
Wholesale Agents, Demas Barnes d Co.. ". Y; ;S. g.
Hanse, Baltimore, MIDI John d. Parke, Cincinnati,
Ohio; Walker a. Taylor, Chicago. ILL.,; Collins BrOs.
81 LOUIS. Mo. tfel3 lstw IV