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Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-18

OF ali those diseases generally known
Venerial or Chronic.
1t ismpoAble here mention all the diseases with which
he is famiar some perhaps will not be out of place
The most formidable the destructive to mankind is
SelAbuse The brain being the of the disease. the
whole systsm suffers in consequence will here cnumerate
of the symptoms. that those afflicted he able to
form opinion in regard their complaints and seek adj
vice in time thereby saving themselves world Of suffering
Nervous Debility Loss of Memory Pain in the Limbs and
Back Palptation Of the Heart, Trembling of the Limbs
Headache and an Aversion to Genial Society especially tat
Of females. There many but these are SUI
fcen and should he suffering from of them call on
DR. T0IIR and he will you in short time, without
interruption in your busnesor state case by let
ter there will be for your calling at the Office
Structure of the Urethra
another formidable enemy to health Send for one Of nv
results. The worst cases cured in few days
Venerial Diseases,
In NIL their various forms either Primary Secondary or lie
reditary completely eadcated from the system Your
sution being restored TO perec, health there Will hs no
danger of handing down to your children that terrible dis
ease known as Scrofula
Syphaltic Disease,
As it presents itself th, coast of formidable
rising from the fact of its being Spanish Chi
and Sandwich Island disease. Those Won who
visited the seen the dread
ful effects Of both the foreign population
1t requires altogether different modes of
The Old Formulas
or Rcord, Acton and Bostwck of little account except
up the disease the leaving the poison in
the blood which later will show itself a secon
dary disease in aggravated FORM These facts have learn
ed by experience and think without boasfing that
have practice in these diseases than any
physician California. dating it does from s49 1t be-
comes you, therefore, TO think WE'LL before you employ
physician
Who is the proper to conut-an old experienced
or one who has recently settled amongst you!
My Plan is Purely Vegetable,
Destroying the disease and purifying the blood that
is no danger of secondary symptoms
rheumatism, Neuralgia,
And diseases arising from the Mercury such
in the shinbones swengs of the different joints the
dy running and impurities Of the blood
ed in a short time by the of my VEGETABLE MIX-
TCRES, known only to myself.
Diseases Peculiar to Females,
Such Retention, Suppression and Painful Mensruaon
ETC. etc. have been study for great number Of years
and can safely promise perfect a short time
Be not deferred from calling TOZER from deIicacy
or fear OF exposure. the Doctor a
can trust and all treated with the secrecy
My Female Pills
Are the best used in this for Suppression of the
Monthly Sickness Every lady should have box in case
necessity Price. s. Consultation the Office or by let
ter FREE All letters returned destroyed. hours
-orn Q l. =. till S ?.
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Tuscan Springs!
Tehama Co., Cal.
IT, c. BRADLEY,........ Proprietor.
THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS

k THESE SPRINGS ARE PLEAS
Es.5 antly situated in picturesque valley,
IA about seven miles from Red Bluff. The
s@l buildings have been thoroughly repair
ed, and visitors will find all the comforts of a
home as well as the health giving virtues of the
waters.
The most eminent physicians of San Francis
co and the State, after careful analysis of the wa
tiers, pronounce them to be the
Best Mineral Waters in the United States T!
and this opinion is verified by THOUSANDS of per-
sons who have been cured of chronic diseases,
after having tried in vain the best medical advice.
For chronic diseases of all kinds, Rheumatism,
Scrofula, Nervous complaints, Dyspepsia, lndi-
gestion, Skin diseases, Uterine affections and
the diseases Of females, these raters nfdlldbe.
The charges are moderate, and every attention
will be afforded to promote the comfort Of inva-
lids. For further information apply to DR.. r. A.
Thomas, Weaverville DR.. A. B. Goss, Hay Fork,
or address J. C. BRADLEY, Red Bluff
Tuscan Springs, April 20, 1906. l5.tf.
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aaiotninr Mountain Market, Court

ALBERT BOWLER.
col n = T A Bile.
n@r Ofice-corner Courtial TAYLOR street,
opposite Norcross' Ambrotype rooms.
Bills Collected,
and all business entrusted to him promptly at
tended to. sotf
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sa~ NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL. -g.ss
DIR. LIE RICHAU'S
GOLDEN BALSAM
SPANISH ANTIDOTE!

nR. LIE RICIIAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. j CURES
Chanres First and Second stages Sores on the Legs or
Body; Sore Ears. Eyes, Nose &c Price So.
DR.. LIE RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. cures Tertia
ry Mercurial Syphaietc rheumatism Pains the Bones
and eradicacs all disease from the system Price s..
DE-. lie RICIIAUS SPANISH ANTID0TE. for the f
Gonorhoa elect Irritation Gravel aud all Urinary
i;al disarrangements Price. s. 80.
Dr.. LIE RICHAU'S SPANISH INJECTION.-a wash and
for of Gonorroa nilammaory Glee
Structures and all diseases Of the Kidneys Bladder
Price 81 90
healing Of Syphalec Sores and Eruptions Price 10
Also Agents for Dr. lie RICHAUS GOLDEN PILLS, for
Seminal Weakness Night Emissions lmpotcncy. ard all dis
arising from Dasturbaton and excessive abuse
Price S3
SENT EVERYWHERE EXPRESS. CAREFULLY PACKED.
None genuine without the signature Of C. FRENCH RICH
ARDS, Chemist, every bottle.
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NO CURE, NO PAY

re- Consultation by letter otherwise, FREE For di
rection of letters below.
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DIR. TOZER'S
Venerial or Chronic.

T1XPERIENCE rs OF FORTY YEARS STANDING, AND
IL during that time has with unparalleled
the treatment of all those diseases generally known
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:" Harry stays very long whispered.a low,
faint notice from one corner of the cellar. sDo
you not fear for him, dear wife? He is very
young 10 wander alone over this great city,
Tod will care for him, my husband-his
ar',eSs, winning ways and his sweet face will
make him friends. Yet it il hard that he our
caring, hrist-born, should be a begpar-boy.''
Ny father, oh, my father" moaned the sick
again" e oA.'
Inere was sight hustle at the door, and then
!. was pushed wide open. There wa. a firm.
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The Old Formulas
MY Plan is Purely Vegetabl,

And diseases arising from the Mercury such pains
in the shinbones swengs of the different joints
dy running and impurities Of the blood
ed in n short time by the of my VEGETABLE MIX
TERIS. known only TO myself
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-18
Diseases Peculiar to Females,

Such Retention Suppression and Painful Menstruation
ETC. etc. have been my study for great number years
and can safely promise perfect in short time
Be not deferred from calling Dr. TOZER delicac,
fear Of exposure. the Doctor in whom
trust and all the utmost
Weekly Trinity journal., 1867-05-18

Are the best ever used in this climate for Suppression Of the
Monthly Sickness Every lady should box in case
necessity Price. s. Consultation the Office or by let
ter FREE All letters returned destroyed Once hours
-orn Q !. -. till ?.
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zen all his rights Of life, liberty and property by
the feeble tenure Of the Legislative will You hold
tne bonds OF the Government, but by she new doc
tr1ne Congress may deprive you of them by taxa
ton or otherwise, and there is no appeal or re-
dress. You hold real estate, and deem yourself
secure. Vain delusion Congress, by an omnipo-
tont power, may take it from you You have the
rieht TO vote; Congress may deprive you of it. You
and property can be taken from you by due process
Of law. Are you dreaming? Congress may sweep
al these away and subject you, in time Of profound
Peaee to military rule, aud try you for offences
know1 y @ to the law. What would property be worth
u held BY the mere tenure Of the 1egislative will
subject to the biennial decision of the ballot box
the Constitution. ~ - '',0'' '''o'7' = ~h. -
What catastrophe& Already the Government
ls rochng on its base, and it it should not be now
nr1nly upheld as already heretofore b., this Court
we VII al soon look upon the broken columns and
Walk am1d the mouldering ruins Of the Constitu-
tlon. The destruction Of the Constitution why.
y is tne destruction OF the Union and the Govern
ment for it is the Constitution which nude and
sustalns the Government and the Union. May this
great tribunal raised above all transient passions
and sectional prejudice, now, always heretofore,
save US from this dread catastrophe. This is en-
phatlcaly bill OF peace to prevent multiplicity Of
suits and settle finally and peacefully controver-
sizes that otherwise would be endless and fraucht
with extreme peril and this alone as shown bv
the preceding authorities, is a sufficient ground
ior equty jurisdiction. ". L. SHARIEY,
@ R. J. WALLER,
|a-.. -" Counsel for Complainant.
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January {

a| CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NO. AND SO. CA
CHARLESTON, so. Ca, April Sd. 1s67-Sealed propos-
ais will be received at this Office until 12 o'clock NJ on
the 18th tnst at which time they will be opened for
transporting within the City limits ALL THE STORES
for which the Quarternasters Department may be rc-
CURED TO furnish transportation The contract to re-
nam IN force for SIX months ensuing May 1at,1 1857
bidders viii state the price per load for which they
WI furneh transportation The average daily number
OF loads haled tn the Last month been ono hundred
Bids deemed unreasonable Will be rejected Proposals
must be addressed to the undersigned and endorsed
Proposals for furniahing Transportation"
R. o. TYLER,
Brevt Maj. Gent, Deputy or Mr. GenI
sr Chief Or MT I'd Military Dist
Aprts % -
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THE RUMOR OF WAR.

The Paris Bourse has been almost in state of
pan1c, over the publication of the secret treaties
q: OF Frnss.a With the Southern States OF Germany
bismarck has thrown off the mask It looks as If
ne ne we're w9rkl1ng to construct imperial throne
TOT hlng William, Austria and all Germany to be
invited N TO the Grand Parliament Just as soon as
a. d. houher replied to n. Theirs in the French
Chambers that the Western Powers would readily
1orm an alliance to check the march of Prussia
Baa Bsmarck Proclalms to France and Europe that
PRUSSIA IS bound to keep straight forward in her
course, let the Western Powers do what they will
II LOOKS as Il Napoleon had been second time
overreached BY the sagacious but bold statesman
OF the North; whereas, before he had suffered Ma
poleon to think himself mediator between Prus-
sa and Austria, now he tells him openly
that he submitted only to begin anew with
the hrst favorable opportunity. The river Maine
Is not. then, the boundary Of North Germany:
PRUSSIA, under these treaties with the Southern
states, commands their entire military force.
threatens France on her eastern boundaries and
dehes her to interfere with the gigantic plans that
nave been mapped out England can do nothing :.
tsuss1a cannot but have serious apprehensions
about IT.. Austria may be willing to form an alli-
ance with France to resist the progress of Prussia
although she was last year kicked out of Soathern
germany herself, and need not be sensitive to any
additional insult now unless she chooses. Il has
been thought that the great Exhibition would com
ano peace Tor this year, at any rate; that may be
the very reason why Bismarck crowds Napolebn as
ne does The latter could hardly attend to an
Exhlblton Of all nations and carry on q war at the
same time, and do justice to both, and this the
fruss1an Minister Observation-Disclosures Posi-.
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HS BEA U UTIFUL HAIR R-CHEvALIERS
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
Its original color and youthful beauty; tmparts Life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops it's falling out
once; Keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hail
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. M SARAH A. CHEvAIrEJ nr
DoW1E & NOISE,
No. 151 Meeting street,
January !. nm '' 5mos
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Headquarters Second Military District. !.
.~fs- tNoRTE CAROLINA AND SOUTH CABoLnAl
II, CoLUlInIA, g. O.. March 21st 19F7 -

a' - Hanasr second h1ilitary District,i 4
n .s f:t CoIu1InIA, g. O.. March 21st, 1857. =
(GENEaAL Orders No IL 5'.r .
y ! IN COMPLIANCE WITH GENERAL ORDERS NO
TO- Headguaztery Of the Army March 11th. 1857 the I'm
daragned hereby assumes command ofthe Second Mi-
ary Dtstet constituted by the Act Of Congress Pubic
No. es, I'd March, 1857 entitled An Act for the mbre
efficient government Of the rebel states t>l A
H. In the execution Of the duty OF the Corn1usndino
General 70 maintain the security Of the inhahttantd IN
their persons snd property 70 srrecton dis
order and Violence and 70 pntah cause to be phn-
ahed an dfstnrbers Of The public peaoe and criminals
the local cva WIN be permitted to take trttds
dtcon o. and offenders, excepting only such cases as
may by the order Of the Genaral be rafeted
to Commission other military tribunal for tria
III The civil government now existing in North Cssse
Ina and South Carons is provisional only and In all M
specs subject to the paramount authority Of the Uniled
states at any time to abolish modify control or uper
cede the same Local lawn and municipal regulations
not Inconsistent with the Constitution and laws of fha
Omitted sases rtoc,amations of tho preddant or
With such regulations may be prescribed in the
orders of the Commanding General are hereby deca3ed
g pc IN forces and tn ootnoty thexewt civil ocAra
are hereby authorized to continue the exercise OF thhtr
proper functions and an be respected and obeyed v
the. inhabitants. - ~ tsf,}gs:ttT .g6J.ss ~
!. ~. Whenever any Civil Officer, tstrate or court
or refusee to perform official not properly te
lghtal security to pergon Or prpe.ty shs ~ @
the case WIN Ia rano,ta ~ +h. D.. - 70
Headquas4e1s y. 's. - |- ' - = - = '1gse =
Poss Commanders VIII cause TO be arrested persons
charged Win he commission q c-.aea and otsnass
when The cdvn nm to arrest szd bring as.
d1endsrsi to-, tza, snd VIII hold the sonsea =,
spr trial by Miltt.ry comm,.s,or, ,oot
tribunal organized pursusut . or,sr, ANN ts.s gs
quarterk Arrests by military ss1thorty WI be renortha
prompt The charges preiezred vtn be .ooorras;s
by the evidence On which they are sounded. .s i
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ay NOTICE, -CONSIGNEEs PER BRITISH
bark SEAMAN hereby notified that she has been en-
tered under the Five Day Act All goods not permitted
ct tho expiration of that time will bo sent to the Custom
House Stores at their expense and risk.
Aprh9 JNO. FRASER & co.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT learn that a. freight
snd sIaa1 et9m,9g east on the Wilmington Charlotte
day some five miles from Mverside: The accde1t
occurred on an embankmeut, and five or six 'cars
hea Tere badly adj broken or thrown over. The inward
passengers brought to town by o portion of the
freight train. The road will not be clear until this
ai1mernoon are probably, but the regular mail train
passengers, &C., around the wreck to anothe1
train Wilmington Dsspatoh -. - -.
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sEaAR BoxEs.-As many business men are SUBJ
jectng themselves to heavy penealty BY their ig-
norant violation Of the thiry-second section of tie
revenue passed at the close Of the
Congress, it is stated, for all concerned that the
section in question enacts l;c::. act4.
..,. That any person who shall sell, give away, or
which have been stamped, without first defacinr
OF destroying such stamp. shall, ON conviction 81
either offence, be liable to apenalty Of one hun
ofed oouaIs, or to imprisonment. not exceeding
sixty days, or both in the discretion Of the court
with the costs OF the trial and it shall be IawfnI
ior any segar inspector or revenue officer to- des-
stamp shall be found.n =. -'"0-.5,T " 90 %
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- EXECUTION SUSPENDED. negro sheperd
all1s Henry Cornell, convicted Of horse stealing.
and sentenced to be executed in Crawford County
1ast FRIDAY, IN the absence Of Governor Jenkins
rom ~ the State, has had the sentence suspended
Goi. Hbley until the return Of that officer from
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So OTTO E.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made for lost Certificate of
Stock in the Charleston Dry Dock Company No. 15 for
4s Shares issued March l. 1852 belonging to the estate
Of J. S. COHEN. F. J. COHEN, Administrator
April 3 1amo3
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

as-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E M. WHITING. Esq, as a candidate for Sheriff q,
Charleston tJudical) District, at the election
September lC
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n the argument IN supporter the petition OF the
State of Mississippi, enjoning the execution OF
the Military Reconstruction, Bill; which was offer
ed in the Supreme Court Of the. United States on
Friday last. The great length of this argument
precludes our publishing it in fun. It viii be de-
hvered before the Court on Friday next after
stating the terms. Of the act, the argument says .
The first quest;onis dothe acts Of Congress be
fore referred to violate the Federal Constitution
such was the opinion-of the President Of the Unit
ed States, as expressed in his veto messagesI and
We shal but state the supposed points Of Conflict
without !. extended argoMeat acts in
nance OF 1787, made under the compact with !Vir-
gsIInia, both Of which compacts were extended to
missslsal2pi, ana naae @unalterable" and: final
The State These acts s1nhiaae s s.ass y 4aes dS L.
stroy the State Constitution Of Mississippi OF
people. Sa -: a /, -
constitution Of 1866. which is denied, fhst st wonid ]
not tsrritorialize the state or abolish the State
constitution Of 1877 These acts deprive the State
gress constantly and forever secured BY the Con
q they repeal the rshs ef 1Sl a5eas 5eas
Gby o. sa{ dag
they subject chem to arrest without warrant found
Cd on afhdav1t; they deprive them Of the safeguard
fully done then these acts may be cmstitutlona1
Second. - The next question IL ara thre r,res.
paroles e thls saisas s dsfenda3Rs3 R
The Constitution declares that ssthe judicial power
shall extend to all cases in law and equity arienp
under this: Cons.itu the laws Of the United
under their authority. And IS also declares that
IN az cases affecting ambassadors, other public
minister's, n and those il which State ;is a party,
tion." This is a case in equity. as vii be shown
hereafter. 1t arises under the!G Gonstituton, ana
State Is party complainant That State may sue
States has been settled BY this Court. = 'ne o.u
I 5 S
no precedent directly to the point Yet it is be-
heved the question has been virtually settled Iby
very high It is important in this COZ
nection, to mark the distinction between what are
called political and suchias nisteria.
n the exercise Of discre honary or political powers
oeasts courts VII not nnaertaks to ac% ..
tie q FSsh Nc e ons e a5ove
the Law, however exalted his position, Eortunate-
Parliament who are omnipotent or above the Con
Our Constitution declares that tsthe iudidial
arising under this Constitution &c. aI Ana adi1s tns
the judiciary arc made the: guardian and pro
teGtors q ths Constitution. s:
Ihe PRESIDENT is but the creature Of the Consti-
t4Gion-one Of the agencies created by it to carry
It INTO practical and it would be strange
indeed :af he. should be permitted to exert his
claim exemption: from the process 81 the Court
ohie eeeT aeaRes hs aSs- Ss
r 8 hi sn L. dsas
f. tsaec4tHs 4ES an set Ids
The Constitution makes no distinction "a ito
Ra55;sg p Ehe 90
above the lew. sOn thiap5 it. would. narhana.
be sufficient to ra1ar % The very esHerate add ala
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Hs- The Friends and Acauatntnnoa. -
Mr. W. P. RussEI. and the sabbath gchoo, connnanis
o9 his youngest son, JOHN RANDOLPH RUSSELL ara
requested to attend the Services Of the later !.
his residence, No $50 Meeting street. THIS afternoon, at
O'clock, without further tnvitaton Ami, io
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riod which would otherwise remain a sealed book
to the great majority Of American readers, we are
perfectly willing to repress any lingering doubts
we may have, as to the proprety Of this very pleas
ant, but not otherwise altogether uDobjectionable
mode Of pursuing historical researches.
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aThe Relatives, Friends and Acauaint-
ances & Mr. and Mra. j. D. MOORE are respectfully in
ved 70 attend the Funeral Services OF the latter ut No
- Aenraetta street. at Three O'clock To-Day without
:t.ieaes lns1ta<aon~-, 553. II ~, April 10
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OBITUARY

Us ~. !. i.is a. OBITUARY. lti., NJ
11rt 4 IN GhaS!eaton O, March 21st 1867 HENRI.
- MARGARET. wife Of THOMAS 8. Thomson, NJ B.
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FOR FLORIDA.

VIA SAVANNAH, BR UNsw w1C x. ST
:MAR9'a FERNANDO y, JACKSONVILLE, AND All
\: = TIE LANDINGS ON THR ST. JOHNS R1yER AS
FAB AS PAIATKA / T'E'
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81 Z peE HEALING. POOL AND HOUSE OF;
MERcY.-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REpoRrs, for,
Youae Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
nsnly powers ana GREATS tnpsdimehts 70 MARRIAGE;
With sure means Eelte Sent In sealed letter en-
HoUaHToE Howstd Association, D. Phiiadeinh, p I
Z January Us - IS. H.. :.s.l - q,
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New YoRK, April arrived the Great East
e1n, BriNani1 Glasgoao City, aud. Baltic. .Arriv-
ed out-the Austrian, ELposnder, arlington, Ar
races, and the Zouaue- Y The tlosntae from New
Orleans, and the Fanny Foysythe; from Savannah.
It lie feared that thesteamer Juno, from Whining
ton, due on the 18th has been lost - ~ St77s.,' 77s:.,
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8altir;; NJ. N.ErrsA

I BA1fn6oRE AIfil s,--F1our! arm and unchanged.
Wheat oaArnK sss!! 5lte IS IS &c; Red S. 50a3 So
-Gspf1F,ases AAgoe bushels; Mixed 81 12a$1 lS;
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y t~--5T.----E
nhi1n Navk~''
9 asav,aiinailaaar Market.

i .MoBnE, April 9.-sales 900 bales: market ami,
m Middling Uplands 25a Receipts, 57s bales.
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::$a es:aaB BAT TOHELOR,s4HAR5 DYE.I4 :rH1
splENDD = HLA1RDYE q ths 1he
oniy s'us and psa re.tsble; .tnstan-
taneous No dsapp No ridiculous tints
Naturd Black Brown. Remedes ths ID etsots of BAD
Dyes fhe hat= leaving Il soft md beautiful
The genuine'is signed W.1an. i. BatsAelor An others
are nere and should be avodded Sold by al,
Druggists and Perfumers Factory. No. 81 Barclsy
street. New York q ti "; AT 4
!. y So 3 BEWARE M CT CoUNTERFErT. M II
Decenper 10 s:; ~. ~ + q
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:S>Pl .EGIA D.Ti:cES.:Ia

7i's aS ARTIFICIAL EYES ARTIFICIAL Hue
MAN EYES nnade to order and inserted by Drs. F.
sAuoH l and p doUaLEsLANNtt ttornlerg employed by
RorssosnEAU ct Paris) No. $50 Broadway, New York
April "a . s. 8! .ss ~ q. '.. &. 10, i,s5a