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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-16

REMOVAL. - Messrs. Grimshaw Il McCabe,
Bounty and Real Estate Agents. have removed
their office from 1902 Market st., to the second
story of a new building at No. A f. Third st.
Mcssrs ogle & Townsend, Auctioneers, have
also removed their office from 500 Market St., to
the second story of the same building, and they
are having the rst story of 1t fitted up an anc.
ton room,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-16

Orr THE TRAcK.-0n Monday the up express
train on the Delaware Railroad was detained for
some time, about two and half miles below
New Castle by the breaking of one of the wheels
of the last car The CAP came down witt. hump
and plowed along for some two hundred yards.
The passengers were badly frightened but none
were hurt,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-16

A. T. JOHNSTON noticed some days ago
the arrest OF this gentleman in Philadelphia, or q
charge of larceny, as bailee. We learn that tho
charge was Withdrawn the day after and Mr.Jolin-
stons bail was released. The whole affair is said
to have been an attempt to levy black mail on
Mr. a.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-16

ENAGLE STEFAN DRUG
II AND SPICE MILLS.
Nos pa, 24S and 24S North Front street. corner Of
New, Philadelphia.
Constantly hans for sale large and well selected
stock of WHOLE and GROUND SPICES, &C., cop'
sistlng Of
Pure and No. Pepps:.
Ginger, Cinnamon, Allspice, Cloves
American and English Mustard
Cayenne Pepper, Nutmegs, Mace
Sup Car Soda, saleratus Cream of Tartar,
Sapetre Sal. Soda indigo Carb Ammonia
Carraway and Coriander Seed, sc, &c,
Which l offer TO the trade at lower rates than the
same qualities can be purchased elsewhere and war
ranted as represented. trial will convince dealers
that 1t VIII be to their advantage to buy the above
goods of me- HOWARD W0RREI,I
nnv21 -nmItaw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-16
Philip Ross
FANCY CARPET YER

ABovE FOURTH STREET, wILMuNaroH, DE- .
Manufactures Rag Carpets for Customers Of Wool
len Cotton and Linen Chain, in superior manner At
the lowest prices Keeps constantly on hand the best
quality Of all kinds of Rag Carpets, which ne sells
| lower than other Weayers. ma<l6-t&som
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-16

DEAF MADE TO HEAR.
INSTRUMENTS TO ASSIST THE HEARING
in every variety and of the most approved
construction.
ROGERS & WESTENHOLMS'
POCKET KNIVES,
RAzORS, STRAPS
SCISSORS. &C.,
at p. MADE1RA's,
ii5 Tenth street, below Chestnut
feb 0o-sm cod mts' Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-05-16

JENKINS & ATKINSON,
BUILDING, $40 MARKET ST.,
Wilmington, Dol.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

bert, Block %. Walkers Addition. for $500.
Charles K. Rhodes to Henry Uhlhorn,
Block ), Walkers Addition, for $500.
Charles X. Rhodes To George b. Walker,
Block Ia. Walkers Addition. for $40 o.
Chas. K. Rhodes to Cha. I'll. Weniz, Lots
9aad 10. Block 3, Walkers Addition, for
$50
Daniel D. Condit to Richard Raleigh, Lot
z, Upper enlargement, for $1,000.
Edgar Sharpe TO Emily Sharpe, Lois L
and 2, Block IL, Silarpe's Enlargement; for
500.
and 2. Block 10, Snarpe's Enlargement;
for $500.
John A. Reitz TO John Richstein, undivi-
ded Iof Lots . and o, BLOCK III, Lamasco;
Geo. B. Walker 10 E. G. Van Ripper.
Blocks Is and q, Walkers Addition; for
Geo. B. Walker to Chas. H. wenIz, Lo 5
SO, Z and 8. Block 8, Walkers Addition;
Jesse Troup to AFRO Dyer q of Lot 81;
Upper Enlargement; for 5000.
VIM. e. start 10 Daniel :. Start, part of
Block 81, Lamasco; FOR SiUO.
Elias II. Runcie to John Eggert, Lots IA
and ., Block II, Stockwel's Enlargement;
Taos. E. Garvin to Gerhardt ToschIag,
Lots 10 and IL, Garvin's Addition to East
earn Enlargement for 5000.
Chas: X: Rhoads to Geo. A. Bittrolf,
Block 4, Walkers Addition; for $3.50.
Francis Wallis 10 James Wallis, undivi-
ded 1882 west, q northeast quarter, 36, A, 10,
80 acres, and Undivided part of northwest
quarter, 33, 4, 10, 4 acres; for 500.
Francis Wallis to Henry Wallis, undivi-
ded l7-3Z west, y the quarter, SO, 1. 10,
80 acres, and undivided part of northeast
quarter, 80. 4, 10; Tor 500
Thoma Gibbs to Francis Wallis, west
one-half northeast quarter 80, A, 10, so acres,
and part quarter 80, 4, 10 4 acres,
Tor 81. $50.
Charles X. Rhodes to John Tohill, part
southwest quarter Is, 10, 10, Is acres, for
$500.
James Hassett to Henry L. Allis, west
one-half southwest quarter "A, 5, 10, and
p .rt %, D. 10, 81. q acres, for $500.
Lewis Halves to HID: AlIis, undivided n
Block IS. Lot l and ~ Block l32, Lamasco,
Lots 20 and q subdivision of part of south
east quarter %, 8, ii. and undivided one
half of part of Lot 20, original plan, tor
81 900.
Daniel d. Condit to John 6. V-ennemann,
Lot 3, Upper Enlargement, for S. 1000.
Geo. j. GeisSler to Phillip Geissler, undi-
vided one-third of Lot 2. Block l02, and un-
divided One-third of Lot Is, Block AZ, Lac
masco, and undivided one-third part 81
Lot l52, Donation Enlargement, for $3.50.
Julius An to ellison Maghee, part 5, @,
10, 10, 70 acres, for 81 200.
James q Jones to Mary C.. Blythe, part
east Il of Public Square for 81.
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PhlebOtCmy.

WhensDr. Sapgrado found his patients
weak he gave them water Cruel. When
they got 8eaker he blet them and dOSed
them with rcalomeL2aEd Jalap. Gil Bias
tells US hey almost invariably died. A
good many people are allied tnat way vet.
The world lii general, however, has found
oct that. an case of debility and prema-
sure decay. HOSTETTER'S STOM HI
BTTT Rs is the true ,ife-sustain1ng cor
dial. This tonic is a powerful and per ectly
narinl ~ restorative. But IL does more
than xnvigorate. 1t regulates and purifes.
While IL builds up the strength and in
fuses vitality into the blood, il brings all
the secreti0ns into harmony with the laws
OF health. The feebler sex find it invalu-
able in the various physical difficulties
TO when their organization readers them
subject. In all hysterical and hypochon-
arieal cases it's effect is magical. The in
hrmitieS of age are alieviated by its use !;
and%where the circulation is torpid, and
there is n tendency 10 paralysis, HOSTEL
TIERS BITTER are recommended as a
means of r-e-InvigOrating the system and
pgolonging life.
At this season of this year. particularly,
when m~idsummer's scOrct1ng heat does so
much to wards reducing the vital energies
of the body, this ~ineStimable tonic and
ss0machic produces d wonderful effect By
i6 the strength is increased the appetite
preserved. AMI hrmneSS and elasticity
given TO tie system.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

THE New JOURNAL OFFICE.-Con-
siderable progress vas made during
last week on the new Journal build
ing, and another week Of good
weather will enab the workmen to
carry it well up in the world. The
first tier of joists has been laid, and
the alley wall is several feet above
ground, and one of the beautiful
stone columns has been elevated to
its place. 1t is being built in the
most substantial manner, and will be
the most elegant front in the city, if
no, III tnc Statc.
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A COntradictiOn-The Paris EXpOsi.
ton.

In several of the New York dailies,
under date of May 4, there appeared
a letter from the Paris Exposition,
and bearing the initials of" u. A. T."
The correspondent, in describing the
American pianos on exhibition, from
some unexplainable cause, mentioned
among Others the "Knabe." and
closes up his article in a chromatic
laudation of the superior excellencies
OF the instruments Of another Ameri-
can manufacturer, around which, "
he says, the best musical talent may
be seen from morning till dark. in
eager competition to play upon them.
low, this reads very well in prrnt,
and is immensely satisfactory to ma
kers Of those Instruments. We could
not expect the same for the "knabe,"
for the simple plausible reason that
we have not sen any of our instru-
ments to the Exposition, and
intended to do SO; and how the cor
named came to mention the
"Knabe y as being there, we can not
conjecture, unless it be he was ac-
quainted with its great merit and I'M
surpassed qualities, and wished to
have a name worthy to contrast his
pet PIANO with, and as "A conse-
quence give more coloring to his pic
ture. Although being importuned by
many Of the best musical talent of this
county to enter the Exposition as
competitors for the grand prize. We
have declined doing so, lot from any
supposed inability TO successfully
tain the award. but that the great de-
mand for our instruments here puts
our WhoIe and extensive resources to
the utmost test to meet the require
ments Of our orders. While we do
not envy the reputation OF any other
of American manufacture. we yet de-
sire to honestly sustain the uupur-
chased popularity of the Knabe in
strument, and are unwilling that its
name should be wroDgiuliy used as a
stepping-stone for any other maker.
WILLIAM KNABE & Co.
Baltimore, Nd.
Takc none other than C2ark's Cotton
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LAYING THE CORNER SroNE.-The

LAYING THE CORNER SToNE,-The
ceremonies of laying the cornerstone
of the new Baptist Church, corner of
Third and Cherry Streets, came off
yesterday evening at 6 o'clock.
Rev. Geo. E. Pentecost oficiated,
and delivered a feeling and highly
appropriate address, showing the in
terests all classes of society had in the
building of Churches, and in the ex-
tension and perpetuity of the religion
of Jesus Christ, which was the greet
conservative of morals. After the
address, Mr.. P~entecost deposited in
the tin box the following documents,
with perhaps others: Declaration of
the faith of the Church; a small
Catechism; names of Ministers Of
the last Baptist Association, which
met in Warrick County; the
First Annual Report of the Ev-
ansville Board of Trade, published
in 1858; a copy of the Missionary
Mogaziae, Watchman and Reflector,
Religious Herald, Examiner, and
Chronicle, Times and Witness, Journal
and Messenger; the Evansville JOUR-
NAL, of Saturday; the Evansville
Courier, of Sunday; list Of constitu-
ent members Of the church; the
names of the several pastors; a list
of the present members AND officers;
the card of the contractors, Messrs.
Fair & Meyer; a number of silver
coins of the United States; postal
currency. and specimens of the new
coins; the best of all, he said, being
the last issue of fve-cent pieces, as
they bore the motto: In God we
trust" a copy of the last City Direc-
tory, and a copy of the Holy Bible.
The box was then deposited in the
stone and the cap placed upon it. The
crowd of spectators was quite large,
and the pleasing exercises were lis
tened to with profound attention.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the very great

PERsONAL.-We had the very great
pleasure, on Saturday, of meeting Mr..
William White, of Cincinnati. who
was on a fier to this city. He is
the chief of the celebrated firm of
VIM. White & CO., manufacturers of
lubricating oils, whose card will be
found under the head of Cincinnati
advertisements" Mr.. White returned
to Cincinnati on Saturday evenings
train.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

BALTIMORE PIANOS AT PARIS
The following tribute to the eminent
Baltimore piano firm is from the
Paris correspondence Of the New
York Aqt JournaI of May 4th:
The new scale grand piano. made
by William Knabe &RCo.. OF Balti-
more, although not on exhibition, is
justly exciting the warmest admira-
ton in artistic circles. 1t is at the
private house Of its owner. who feels
a natural pride in affording to the
dilcttante of Paris an opportunity to
examine this splendid specimen of
American p%ianotOrte manufacture.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

ADVANCING. = The new Opera
House is advancing slowly but steadi-
ly, and each day is adding to its syme-
try and beauty. On Saturday the
remaining two iron columns were set
up, and a large portion of the mas
sive front cornice was raised to its
place. On Locust Street front the
second ashlar has been laid surmount-
ing the iron cornice, and the window
sills of the Opera House proper have
been raised, while the southwest
back walls have been considerably
advanced,
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Cgarh's Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80.

A SPLENDID CHANCE TO PURCHASE
TEN ACRE LoTs.-Ten ten acre lots
for sale on easyterms, situated three
quarters of a mile from the city linn
its, near Rev. Mr.. Sterritt's old place.
This property is handsomely situated.
There is a sixty-foot street running
through the centre of this property.
Terms-one-fourth cash; balance
in one. two and three years, with 6
per cent. interest on deferred pay
ments. For further particulars, ap-
ply to j. p. ELLIOTT q Son,
Real Estate Agents; Office, corner
Third and Locust Streets.
june11-d1m.
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For RENT.-A good Brick Build
ing, No. 4 MarkefPlace. suitable for
a store and dwelling. viii be rented
low to a good tenant. Apply to
NEXsEN q BIXBY, Agents.
Marble Hall, Q Main Street.
july6 3t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"Blessed is the man h invented
sleep,' says Sancho Panza. Still more
Blessed is the man who invented the
means of remedying the neglect and mis-
fortune that changed my locks gray before
my TIM, or reaped the harvest of my hair
Before the season of my decay. To bar
rett9s Vegetable Hair Restorative must
be ascribed merits possessed by few or
none of the usual remedies for badness
and premature gray hair. The testimO-
mails of its efficacy are numerous n
Ereproachable. jy6 w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

CONSOLIDATION. - The firms of
Henry K. Blemker, and Blemker,
Tillmann q Co., Stove Dealers and
Excelsior Stove Works, have been
consolidated, and will henceforth be
known as Blemker, Tillman & Co.
All debts and accounts will be coll
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMAN & Co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

RECORDERS COURT.-A single case
occupied the attention of his Honor,
the Recorder, on Saturday. A man
named Dave. not a gentleman by any
means, had throwu himself outside Of
too mach boomerang whisky, and
while in a highly salubrious state,
fell into the hands of the police. and
found his way into the august pres
nee of the Recorder. He was fined
81. with the usual trimmings.
On Friday evening, VIM. Smith
and. Edward Bowers were charged
with fighting on the street. They
we're SUI jected to a fine of 81 and
costs.
Another poor fellow, who had cele-
brated the 4th of July too much, was
arraigBod On a charge of being drunk,
and not ewing 81 95 about his
clothes wept k to Jail, and will to-
day work oethe street.
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LOST AND FoUND.-A few days
ago VIM. Granger, a drayman, who
hauls for several of the leading bust
ness firms on Water Street, and es-
pecially for Mr.. Samuel Orr, received
from j. G. Dusouchet & Co., a check
on Lowry & Co.'S bank for $40. On
Saturday he brought the check down
town with him for the purpose of
having it cashed, but by some means
managed to drop it upon the side
walk. Missing it, presently. he made
some inquiry respecting it, and was
advised to go at once to the bank and
stop payment. Fastening to the
bank, he learned, to his great conster-
nation, that the check, which had been
drawn payable to the bearer" had
already been cashed, but the officers
of the bank could not tell by whom
it had been presented. Granger,
greatly mortified and worried by his
heavy loss, returned to Mr.. Orr's,
where, after some time, he was re-
lieved from his painful contempla-
tons by Mr.. Orr harding him the
money. The check had been picked
up by Tim Gavisk and handed to Mr..
Orr, who, to teach his drayman a les
son, and render him more careful in
future, wen and drew the money, and
kept Granger for an hour or two on
the anxious seat. He will insist on
his next check being drawn payable
to self, or order, and will hereafter
take better care of his valuables.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

AT THE SHERWOOD HoUsE.-Col.
j. v. Gutherie, Supervising Inspector
for this Maritime District, arrived by
the Morning Star yesterday, and is
stopping at the Sherwood House. He
will remain several days.
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OPEN AGAIN

OPERA II
and
Ladies' AMI Gentlemen's Res aurant.
CHARLES Exc, Proprietor.
yH7S SPACIOUS EESTAURANT
z having been Overhauled and re fitted
is again thrown open for the Ia
ton Of visitors. All he deiicscies of the
season served at all pOurs, in the most APP
proved style Finest Wines and Liquors
gerVed when ordered.
LOCUST ST. bet. First and second,
tuna d3m Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

ATTENTION, FIRST NINE. EVANS
VILE BASE BALL CLUBl.-T There
will be a called meeting of this Club
at the Clerks Office at IL o'clock AN.
to-day. Be prompt. as the business
of this meeting is important.
1t j. Il. MARTIN. President.
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ffOfh and Freckles.

The only reliable remedy for those
brown discolorations on the face called
MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION. Prepared
only by Dir. B. G. Perry, Dernlatologist, 40
Bond street, New York. Sold by all drug
gists in Evansville and Price
q per bottle. jy2 d3m
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Ho FoR PADUcAH!-The First
Nine" of the Evansville Base Ball
Club go to Paducah to-day, to
play a match game with the Quick
step Club of that city.
They go on the Quickstep. and we
are authorized by Capt. Dexter to say
that all persons from this city, who
desire to witness this interesting o n
test, will be carried to Paducah and
back for Sc for the round trip.
We presume a large number of our
citizens will avail themselves of this
opportunity to make a pleasant ex-
cursion and witness the pleasing con-
test. Capt. Dexter desires all to be
on board at 81 o'clock promptly.
MATRIMoNIAL.-There was a slight
improvement ~perceptible in the mat
rimonial market last week, and per-
mits were granted up to a late hour
Saturday evening.
Anthony Garnett and Isabella Rus
sell.
Joseph Fl. Coffman and Harriet A.
Short.
Fred. Joergens and Adeline Peck
hardt.
Ernest Hooge and Mary Link.
John Schreyer and Catherine Schei-
dig.
John u. Short aud Ann Hillyard.
James Steele and Tabitha Reayis.
TRANSFERS OF REAL Est ATE-The fol-
lowing transfers ofreai estate we.e entered
for record in the Office of the County Re
corder during the week ending July 9Th,
1867:
John A.. Reitz to Philip Kuhn. half Of
6 and One-fOurth OF Lot :, BlOck II, La
maSco. Tor $50.
Wm.W. shannon to Anton Helbling, Lot
Charles Mel 'hnson to Geo. r Preston.
half OF Lot 20, Upper Enlargement for
Stephen II. s. Cook, TO Geo. Liant. part of
IS, Upper Enlargement, for Sl,S75.
Mary Ann Hubbard TO VIM. j. McLerSh,
Lo > and &, BIock ), Hubbard's Addition,
for So o.
Adolph HolImanu to H. f.. Blenker. Lots
s. 9. 10. IL, and II, Block 10, Excelsior Stove
Foundry. tor 81 ,056 %
Charles K. Khoues to DicNeely & Schu-
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Row AND MURDER AT SPOTTsvILLE.
KY.-From passengers by the Ada
Lyon and VIM. White we learn that
there was a serious row at Spottsville,
KY, or Saturday night, which result
ed in the death of a miner, whose
name our informant did not know,
and the serious, perhaps fatal injury,
of a young German named John
Simons. The man who was killed
had come from Newburg but "a week
before, aDd had commenced work on
last Monday. Simons, who had
been working there a few weeks,
and who is represented as a quiet and
peaceable man, was severely stabbed
in three places. and it was feared
would die.
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BB~ Ladies, go to T. NJ. Elliott's
wareroom, on Third, near Locust,
and see the fine display Of Dress
Goods, Lace Shawls, and Bleached
Goods-to be sold at ten o'clock AN,
without fail, at auction. iy8
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

BUTTER! BUTTERl- Choice table
butter can be obtained at the New
York Grocery. Kept constantly on
hand. PARSONS, SCOvILLE q Co.
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~And better had they ne'er been born
Va no read to doubt or read to Scorn."
May be said o those who doubt the efficacy
of ffofand'S White Pine Compound IN all
diseases for which it is recommended.
Read the advertisement.
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Notice.

- viii, on n 18th OF July mex; IN Ike p
pIication to the Council o. Kvansvl lie.
EOr permission to ersc5 2 frame baifdIn-,
d by 80 feet. on the lot adjoining NV resi-
Aens.p ON First Street, aboSa W-inus. aid
buItdine to be used as a phys cierf's office.
fea3. T.. Il.
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KNABE PIANosl- An invoice of
those splendid Aer Scale Agraffe
Bridges" Pianos just received.
Among them a fquare Grand" the
finest instrument ever brought to this
city, patented August Il, 1866. Call
and examine, at
WARREN & CoNYNGToN's,
No. l Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-08

OLD POTATOES. - Four hundred
bushals choice Peach Blow potatoas
from Rochester, N. Y, sound and
good, for sale by
july4 st VICKERY Bros.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

glssz splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
yssglSi. IA only true and perfect Dye.
NsETs1less, Reliable, instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints.
RA1ESraI Back or Brown. Remedies the i'll
ASscfs OF Bad Dyes. InvigorateS the hair,
AaAyz,zg it soft and beautiful. The genu-
xnS - signed William Il. Bachelor. All 9th
Gas are mere limitations, and ShOuld be
Bsssbae6. Sold by ali Druggists and Per-
5EsaeFs. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
Ftrz.
AR- BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
ito Il iU
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ES lis effect is miraculous.
HATS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

Is a Derfect and wonderful article. Cures
5aldness. Makes hair grow. A better
dress z then any "oII" or ''pOnatum-"
SofIe7s brash. dry, and wiry hair Into
Beautiful Silkea TreSses. But, above all,
the great Wonder Is the rapidity with
Which il Restores Gray Hair to its Original
Colo. TIE viii est and w~orSt-lo1king hair
resu HieS IFS youthful beauty by it's use. 1t
does not dive the hat, but strikes at the
root aud fills il with new life and toloring
matter.
h first application will do good; you
viii see the Natural Color returning every
day, auc, before y9U FHO2O IL, the Old, gray,
dlscoiOred appearance of the hair will be
gone, giving place to lu> trouS, shining, and
beautiful locks.
2@S Ior lars Sicilian Hair Remover;
no other article is at all ike it in effect.
See EilaG each bottle has our private Gov
emmett stafnp yer the top OF the bottle
al Others are limitations.
~ r. HALL Il 20. Nashua, n. H.,
Proprieto;s
For sale by all druggists jy3 dim
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Milward's Needles for sale everywhere.

pa Just received, a fresh lot of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refriger-
ators. beer coolers, brass and enamel
ed kettles, fruit jars Of every descrip-
ton, &c, &c. W. have the finest and
most complete stock Of goods in our
line to be found in the city.
THos. ScANTLIN x Son,
9 Main St, marble Hall.)
MlUord'S Hello Needles, IL Paten
Wrappers, are superior to all others