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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
MARY's HOLLOW.

a shady deli lea ids the road,
seqn-stered. cool. and grassy;
pleasant brook anear II 1pwe1.
liz carrent pure And CLASSY.
Ard Mays home was - the hill,
Up IN The farm house Wonder.
Hut in the dell no cool and still
II was her won't TO wander
Her father sheep the tclder maid
Her steps had taught to follow.
And friTkiul lambs around her played
Down in the grassy hollow.
Ind .Nera che sat On sumter Gsrs,
Her h',nbe nnger. dttag
1"f''Eh MAJ IN iute,tSstinR mszs
ia cGtious arts OF knitting.
ARD nc she sang some Rimpie song,
W hylnn learned from her m her:
me hnIrs to her wers never long
Each moment chased the other.
4 native qnietude Of mien
s" g"sciously bee ne her,
The maIdens on The village green
With nvnor loved 70 name Der,
ABE qulel mceRreFs or her brow
sAwoke no specis wo19sr--.,.sats,s.~>s-s =,
Thoush noe brook beneath the snow,
stream OF thought ran und-r.
ARC nI'entirnes sndden smile
Her coua;enance stole ov.r,
"a fl,''HS sunoeama dance the Will.
or n:!ds oI blooming clover.
The very angel OF her hearth.
Her mothers hand csresset her.
sat changed Der fathers care 10 mIrtA.
And silently he blessed her.
On Sunday in the village choir.
het pure, sweet voice, OHtpesling,
STRUCK ~ in listening heart. the 6EA
Or deep and holy tsr!lrg.
When sorrows burden fell upon
BONE soul too weak to besrit
she heni her willing -honder dowa.
Al0 ktnd!y sought 10 share Is.
The gres: wide world was al sstIr
And hesVed IN topping biIiows;
Beneath her dgoopiIg willows.
A. lie ran on with silen. pace,
Her meek and ui0us spirit
Grew mee'e' for the holv ptscs
Ihe pure IN hear! inherit.
And whom the leaves wera turning ed,
. And autumn winds we're sweepIaG,
Sweet NARY with the early dead
Beneath the g ASS mas slseppg.
The ne'Ghho-s, still who pass that way
Wha-n Mays sheep did follow.
Remrrnoer her and u this day
They call ii Aarys Hollow
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

A FEW WoRDs TO FARMER.-Take
your son for companion whenever you
can. 1t will relieve the already over
burienpd anxious mother Of so much
care. 1t will crafty the boy; it will
please the mother; it certainly ough, to
be a leasure TO you. What mothers
eve would not brighten when the child is
fondly cared for When bis eve kindIes,
his heart beats. and his tongue pra,tles
faster and faster with the idea OF going
with father" does she not share her little
boys happiness, and is not her love deep.
ened by her husbands consideration, 40
just, aud yet too often so extraordinary :?
1t will keep him and you out OF places.
into which separately you might enter
II will give you abundant and very favor,
able opportunities TO impart instruction,
to iufuse and cul ivate noble principles.
and to develop and strengthen a true
manhood 1t will enable him to "see
the world" and to enjoy certain liberty,
which may prevent that fu'ure licenlious-
mesa, which go often results from sudden
freedom from long restraint.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

T Az Aldernry COW, recently i'm
ported into Philadelphia, has on two
separate trials made 10 pounds Of butter
per week. giving 81 quarts Oi milk per
day. Without other feed than grass in
the pasture.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31
GROVE COTTAGE SELECT SCHOOL

THIS INSTITUTION /, located near Canton
Mise. in lovely grove, admirably adapted for tn
establishment of first class school for younJ
ladies, and boys under twelve years of aye. Tn
buildings are spacious and well arranged for b. altl
and the comfort of pupils The Principal will ex
errse daily supervision of the several classes il
each department. Instructions will be given main
y by the daughters Of the Principal Miss LIZZIE r
Macy, an accom- psbed graduate OF Kentucky Fe
male College. and her Younger sister Miss Carr,
| V. Macy, educated at the same institution.
few b"aiders will he received into the family
OF the Principal To secure these extra advantages
will be well to apply early. Great attention paid
| to writing, composition. painting and drawing.
Miss Lizzie r. Macy viii! give special attention
I to those wishing instructions in music.
There VIII lie II short Summer Session cOmmenc.
| ing the first Monday in July. The scholastic year
will commence the first Monday in October 1868
and will close the frst Thursday in July, 1869
Charges made to suit the times Boarding. in
| GLIDING fuel, lights. washing. &c, SIS per month.
Tuition in the higher branches. 50 per month.
Tuition in the primary department, $3.50 per month
We offer the following high Testimonial Of the
character and QUALIFICATIONS of the teachers:
From Rer. j. ". Gondm IN. u. H., President oJ
h.niucky Ffmais College,
SHELBYvILLE, Ky, June }, 1868
TO Vhom il may
This Is to certify that Miss LrzzIE r. MACY Is a
graduate of Kentucky Female College Amable cul.
tvated and graceful she will commend herself lady
Competent as a scholar faithful r Teacher she will
in my opinion, instruct with entire success any pupils
who may be committed to her care Miss CARRIE her
sister, has also enjoyed excellent advantages and II
eompetrnt to teach any of the branches connected with
a finished education j W. GOODMAN,
Pres of Ky Female College.
For further particulars address
r. A. MACY,
PRINCIPAL Of Grove Cottage Select School,
lJune IS, TIL C>NToN, Miss
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$12. C. o. D. S12.

oRoIDE GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCHES
Of the bet make. patent movements, warranted
timekeeper- W u wear equally ~ well a. the best
Gold Ca-es. sting from SIS to ti50-we are now
sell ng tlem. Lad e. and Gentlemen sizes. at only
fl2 each.
Also large variety " ioaniiinlly chased ard en-.
suerd oruide Gold Hunting CASE PItebt lever
Watches
MtgniBre1t stock Of G-nt'emens and Ladies
nroile Gold Chains. Elrr ngs ami ~, niger
Rugs g., from 81 To 81 folly d'Sgr.ie Ell in crru
lar.
STAMPS for Ctrru'ar.
II !. not necessary IN send rnnnev witt he order
ss t ~ paid 70 the express agent On delveiyot
goods.
AL letters - st 10 addressed n
glgE.l GERARD g CO.
IxNsas - Rs--s -, g.Y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

The best hank is q bank Of earth l.
never refuses TO Discount IN honest lsbo-.
AID the best share, are Plov,har.,, On
vAish Si,It,se. sr. .lv.ys liberal
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

! containing among other .hngs, the Names, Nature
| Of Business, Amount of Capital. Financial Stand
ing, and Rating rs to credit, of 4un 900 Of the
principal merchants traders, bankers, manufactnr.
ers, and public companies, in more than 80 900 of
the cities. towns, villages and settlements through
out the United states. their territories, and the
British Provinces Of North America; aud embracing
the most important information attananle and nee
essary to enable the mel chant 10 ascertain at
glance che Capital Character, and Degree Of Credit
OF such of his customers as are deemed worthy OF
| any gradntlon of credit. comprising alse a News
paper Directory, containing the title, character
price, and place of publication, with full paIticu-
lars relative to each journal, being q complete
guide to the press of every county in the u States
The reports and Information will he confined TO
those deemed worthy OF some line Of credit and
the same will he based so far as pra ,tirablc. upon
the written statements OF the parties Themselves
whose char ,cter will prove guarantee of the cor
rectness 81 the information furnished by them il is
believed that the reports will prove more truthful
and complete, and, therefore, superior to, and Of
mach greater value, than any previously issued.
BY aid of the Mercantile Reference Register bu.
siness men will be enabled to ascertain at glance
the capital and graduation Of credit. az compared
with financial worth, of nearly every merchant,
manufacture, trader and banker. within the above
named territorial limits
On or about the first OF each month, subscribers
will also receive the MonLhy Chronicle, containing
among other things d record Of such important
changes in the name and condition Of firms tho
cut the country. a. may occnr subsequent to the
publication of each halfyearly volume Of the Mer-
camille Reference Register.
Price Of the Merchants Union Mercantile Refer
enre Register. fifty dollars, (Sj0,) tor which it will
he forwarded to any address IN the United States.
trans DOrtatiOn paid
II ,dars of five flo shares o. the "apital Stock
in addition to participating in the profits will re-
ceive one cOny If the Mercantile Reference Register
free of Chage holders Of ten shares will be emitted
TO two copies; and no more than ten shares Of the
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4mrg.

-" II is the gin OF roErBY to hsllox every
place In which it moves to breathe round Mature
an odor more exquisite than the perfume OF the
the blush Of morning."
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TERMS

one extra copy sent IN any one whH SENDS Us q
club Of live or more. Specimen copies sent free.
The WEELLV AVALANCHE ia not inferior in size
appearance OF variety Il news and editorial matter
~ any Weekly in the South. The exciting events
of the Presidential Canvass, the vilainy vt Radical
tyrants, and the acts of ScalawagS will he carefully
recorded. Each number will contain a compets.
hist ~ of thu preceding week. We have special
Correspondents in ~ dHertnnI aud oar facilities
fof m king Hr-t.c'a-s newspaper arr unsurpassed.
Having reduced the rae " subscription from
Four to Two Dollars, II will enable every one 10
read the Weekly Avalanche
We ask the people Of tn, South tn give M such
encourage n-ni a. their c,rrrm>t1nrea will permit,
ard We will continue 10 pat forth or best 6fprts
to stay the foods of political corruption. TO hold
up to acorn and cont Hpt carpet haggers. scala.
wag Adventures and the ADAPTATIONS and vllany
of Radicalism.
N. C. GATLAWAY & CO,
Avalanche Building,
Memphis. Tennessee,
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New METHOD OF SHoErNG HoRsEs.-
Among the reports on the Paris e1bibi.
'Iou is chapter on a new system Of shoe.
iuI horses. Is inventor, NJ. Charlier,
contends that he present shoe destroys
the horses foot, and substitutes for il an
iron band, let into rectangular groove
scooped from the outer circle Of the
horses foot. This band is fastened with
sevsn rectangular nails. driven into oval
holes. Tie sole Of The foot and the frow
are thus allowed to touch the ground, the
horse never slips, and never gets diseases
Of the foot. The new shoe has been
tried BY NJ. Langue,, a large jobmas,er
in parish, and has reduced ameness in
his stables by two thirds. The omnibus
COMPANY. moreovee, shod 1900 horses.
and speak Of the improvement in high
terms.
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THE MEMPHIS AVALANCHE.

NE are the political and personal foe Of the
w party the man who tdyucates the doe
trIne OF negro supremacy or negro equality. The
carpet bag adveptuTPrs who bl controlling the ne.
gro vote, hope 10 get into uf u, and by uSurpItion
toy partial legislation and 10y force i'' 80, 10 per.
prtuaie their power, We VIII. heretofore de.
nnunee as enemies 10 & . W.T. race to be drspi~ed
ma excluded from ~ political and social inter.
ranr 9. zen. Grant i the candidate ct the Radical
party. pledged TO the snppoit ot negro equality in
the North and negro supremacy in the south and
pledged t. the doctrine IT high protective tariffs
and redemption OF the bonds Of the Cuited States
in gold.
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The MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference Register.

THE Merchants Protective Union. organized to
promote and protect trade, by enabling its sub
-crbe's to attain facility and safety Of cretS, ard
the recovery of claims at all points, have 10
n0unce that they will, in September, 1868, publish
in one large quarto volume
The Merchants Protective Union Mer-
camilla Refaranna RanIn+ar
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THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,"
OF
w a 8 h in gton, D. G.

T III s, Payable in adranee.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

For further particulars, address:
Il. A. MACY,
PRINCIPAL Of Grove Cottage Select School,
Hume IS, TIL CANTON, Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-10-31

To keepers Of Cows this prrpara ton Is inv.runhts
II lncrease1 The quantity And i'm prore. tic nnsitr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-12-28
ALLcoCK,s Porous pLAsrEKs

ACCUMULATE ELECTRICITY,
whereby the circulation of the blood be.
comes equalIzed upon the part where appll.
ed. causing pain and morbid action TO cease,
Was there ever published stronger evil
dence than this?
Certificate from a. r. Sterling, ESQ.
For two years, have been a great sufferer
from neuralgia in the head, and found only
temporary relief from all the various RENE
dies that have tried, until applied one OF
"ALLCoCK'S POROUS PLASTERS." cut
iuto three strips ..placing one under each
shoulder blade and the other over the small
OF my back, and for the past three months l
have had scarcely twluge OF the old pain.
l advise all who suffer from nervous disease
10 loAe no time in making n trial OF. the
wonderful plaster. ..'t
Az. STEERING, sec'y Singer Mfg Co.
Now York, June 8, 1865.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House New
York. Sold by all druggists. .... .
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gled ont for REPUTATION. Ifthey are true
n Republican Congress can not very
consistently send It's committees over
the country to expose the shortcomings
of Mfr. johnson, or any of his officers.
The House, Retrenchment Committee
spends year In looking into whisky
the discovery that Mr.. Binckley's mis-.
sion to New York cost the government
$50 600, when right here in Washington,
under their own noses, at least S2OO, 900
of public funds have been squandered,
and the result or Its expenditure In
wolves also manning and death.
IIIfthis thing and others nearly az bad
are 10 be covered up. then let Congress
men cease their talk about irregular.
tiles In those departments they do not
control,
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SpefIal 4ntItes.
WHO USES
MISHLER'S BITTERs ?

MISHLER'S BITTERS ?
Physicians use II in their practice because
OF Its salutaIy effect upon their patients,
business men use It because they require n
sound physique and clear intellect; seden-
tary people use 1t because 1t forlifies them
against complaints which result from n
sluggish condition OF the bOdIIy functions,
produced by an Inactive life; travellers use It
because 1t protects them against epidemic
and endemic diseases; clergymen, Judges.
congressman. lawyers, editions, teachers and
students usa IL because 1t imparts fresh force
TO mind and body, and preserves health and
strength against decay; the working classes
uSeAt because 1t supports the body which
would otherwke suffer IIrepsrable injury
from excessive labor; families use 1t because
1t Is certain remedy fora multitude OF
common complaints; everybody uses 1t he
cause 1t i'a safe. agreeable and eilicaclOus
tonic and stimulnnt-
Sold by all druggists and storekeePors
DIR. y. Il. HARTMAN q CO.,
Sole ProprIetOn. L ancaster Pa.
And No. %. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
u.cl9.2W
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TNHE METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL an |
i LIFE ILLUSTRATED commences the
ssh volume with the January No., now
ready. aud Is one OF the most popular, inter-
estlne, and instructive Magazines published.
II Is the only one or the kind in the world
devoted 10 the "SClENCE OF MAN." his
Improvement mentally, morally, and physi-
cally, by all the means Indicated by science.
leading men and women of the world are
given; also. much general information on
The leading topics OF The day. In January
Pictorial Double No. we have lile-ILke
sketches OF altlsts-ChuIch, Birrstadt, Page,
Huntington. barley, Carpenter, clifford,
Beard; also, the Hon. Reverdy Johnson, T.
3. Arthur, Hnpoleon l., an illustrated chap
Ter on Logs. Tue American Physiqsnotny,
tuIcs, with upward OF thirty portraits aud
Illustrations. Published monthly, at SO 10 Il
New York. ueC2S-2d62tw
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DIR. robins, venetian Horse LinIment.

DIR. Tobias Venetian Horse LinIment.
Pint bottles at 81. for the cure of Iamencss,
scratches, wind gals. sprnius. bru Ises spllnts.
cuiR, collie, slipping stifle, over.heating, sore
throat, nail in the foot, &C. 1t is warranted
cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered TO the public. Thousands OF
animals have been cured OF collie and over
heating by the Liniment;and hundreds that
were crippled and lame have been restored
TO their former vIgor. 1t is used by the inst
hOrsemen throughout the States. Orders are
constantly received from the racing stables
OF England. for fresh supplies OF this InvaIu-
ablo article. Over $500 testimonials have
been received. Remember, one dollar laid
out in time may save the life OF your horse.
Sold by all Druggists. ONCE, 10 Park
Place, New York. deciS-lmd&w
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WE~DELL PHILLIPs, in his Stand rrd
opposes the repeal OF the teuure-of-Or-
fee act. "No fear" he says. ""f curb
ing the Executive too much. A power
which could secure the confirmation OF
Ros'eau and Keverdy johnson has
certainly strength enough left" "To
know from what regiment OF rOgues
this law has saved us. ask the police
and the whisky ring" The politicians
Of both and all parties seem TO agree
that this article Is intended 10 be the
keynote OF the extreme Republicans,
with reference to the incoming Ad.
ministration. and hence it is worth
while placing it on record among the
other news OF the passing day.
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-COwEN.-December %, 1868,
at tho residence OF W. +. Lineberger, In Ben
wood, by the Rev. T. II. Trainer, mr. ISAAC
f. THOMAS to Miss KATE CowES, both OF
BsnwOOd. W. Va.
MORLY-MORRIS-On Thursday even
ing, December n, 1865 at the residence OF the
brides father, by the Rev. r. NJ. Hughes
MIR JOHN K. monty to MISS MOLLlE h.
Motifs, both OF Marshall county, W. Va.
(Aioundsville National please copy1
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DIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25th, 1908, MRS
JANE PIGEON, IN the list year OF her age.
Funeral will take place this (Monds -
afternoon at o'clock, from the residence o.
her son.In-law, VIM. II. Collins. on John
street, between Sixth and Seventh. Friends
OF the family are invited TO attend.
cleveland papers please copyl
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the Office to some man who Is entitled
TO II by self.sacrifciug patriotism some
private soldier Of the late war will GER
tainly get 1t. But contend no man
has any claims. The claims are all on
the side OF the people, and think Mr..
Hubbard will be the manr,for the peo-
ple. YIATOR.
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GRANT AND WAsHBURNE.-The New
York correspondent of the PhiIadel.
phia Ledger says the sentiments attri-
buted by the Washington cOrrespon-
dents to General Grant, with reference
TO his policy on The national finances,
have had the effect to inspire feeling
of confidence in business and financial
circles AS 10 the future, which was not
felt beforehand the inspiration is all
the more oppoElune. seeing the blueIsh
aspect the money market has been
wearing during the past week. The
same writer says it is considered settled
now that Mr.. Washburne is TO bs one
Oft new Cabinet. The Sun makes
the announcement, with great positive
ness. and, as the editor. Mr.. Dana, is
known 10 have confidential relations,
not oEly with the President elect. but
with the gentlemen from Illinois, there
is a general disposition TO accept 1t as a
fixed fact"
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information Wanted.

MY HUSBAND, JOHN BUMBERGER,
lil left his home In this city on the 18th
inst, and has not been heard OF since. He
Is nve feet four inches high, light hair and
heavy beard, and haG on dark clothes. Any
Information touching his whereabouts will
Ce thankfully received at William Harden
STEMS, in North Wheeling, or by the UNDER
signed, at this post ONCE.
decisive Wheeling, w. Va.
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The Legislature has now made such
progress with it's work, that members
are confident of completing 1t by Tues
day night or Wednesday ut least. But
few OF them will eat their New Years
turkev Mt homa
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stockholders' Meeting.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L Stockholders OF the w heeling and Bel
mont Bridge Company Will DO held at the
office OF the Company, on Monday, the llLh
day of January, leg, between the hours OIL
and 81 o'clock p. M, for the election of
nine managers to serve during the ensuing
gear. JOS. LAWSON, Secretary.
WuEELIHG, W. Va, Dec. Is, 1855.
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The President has pardoned another
counterfeiter, man named C. Van Al.
stune, convicted In the United States
District Court Of the Northern District
oil Ne" York for passing counterfeit
money. and sentenced last June TO a
fine Of $500 and imprisonment for lhir.
teen months. Never has IA PIesi dent 80
abused the pArdOning power. n- John.
SOD.
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REv. NJ. DURYEA, of Brooklyn, hs.
received "call" from the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Congregation OF
Washington city, with salary OF
5000 attached.
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STERLING SILVER WARE
AND


FIGE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE.
The GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
OF PROVIDENCE, K. l., having the largest
mandatory OF Solid Silver Ware in the
world. with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, al e
enabled 10 offer an unequalIed variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Der
Vices, Tea Services, and every article special
Is adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer aIso their well.known and un-
rIvalIed Nickel Silver EIectro-Plated Ware,
In which they hnve introduced new pat
terms OF rare elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed TO be OF sterling purity by u: q.
Mint assay. The EIectro-Plate IL guaran-
tecd TO be superior TO the finest Sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be Obtained from re-
sponsible dealers everywhere.
Trade Mark ri TIF1 TrAle
GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
salesroom No. Maiden Lane, N. Y,
nov3-d&wI54m
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AT recent revival in tho NJ. T.
Church at Philippe. W. Va. thirty
seven persons were converted, whereof
thirty-two united themselves with the
Church.
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CISISTADO1O'S FAME
Is the Offspring of n Great Fact.
No one can think ofdenying that his
Rv1ET.STOR HAIR I'VE

EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE
Brings out finer BROWN or BLACK than
any other. in ashorter time, and without in
jury 10 the hair, This is a truth as apparent
as that the sun lights the earth.
CrIstadOrO's Hair PrcservntiVe
AND BEAUTIFIER.-The toilet, without
this article, lacks itI most useful attribute.
Nothing is so common in this country rs the
falling out tae hair. Tile preservative pro-
vents it. The fbres can no more loosen and
drop of, II this article is regularly applied
night and morning, than II each were med
in a vice. The testimony on this point Il
over helming, while the beautifyIng md ill.,
MIGRATING properties OF the fluid are equal
~ well established.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
DreEsers. Mandatory No. IS Maiden Ian 9,
Principal Depot No. 6 Astor House.
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