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More cf the BuiuA Outrages In
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Murder Of CusteUs Omeess In
Texas.


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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

3 EXAMINATION OF THE HEBREW
ScHooL.-The annual examination of
the Hebrew School commenced at
9 o'clock yesterday, under the .direc-
tions Of the teslchers,- Rev. Mr.. Hecht
and Professor j. W. knight. "a
The school, during the past year,
has been in highly fourishing con-
dition. One hundred and forty-two
names were registered during the
year, and the average attendance has
been lis. The primary classes were
examined yesterday in spelling and
reading, and acquitted themselves
handsomely Small children, scarce
ly old enough in appearance to be adj
missible to the school, read with
much fueney in both German and
English, and spelled,Tery correctly,
1.-THE teachers take a manifest pride
in their school, and have worked
most zealously and most efectually.
to make their school an ornament to
the city, a source of pride to our He
brew citizens, and of reputation to
themselves. e-- sa.s
While visiting the school yesterday
we were shown the writing-book of
many of the scholars, which presented
many handsome specimens OF pen
manshIp. and manifests7 marked pro
gress on the part sofnthe. pupils. The
admirable discipline that is mains
tanned was a subject of comment It
is purely q government Of affection,
the teachers being looked up to more
as fathers than as masters. The
children are encouraged in their
slabers and studies by the frequent
visits to the school of their parents
and friends. and by gthe, crowds of
spectators that always attend the ex-
kaminations. The large recitation
room was literally crowded yesterday.
All were highly pleased and gratified
with the exercises. The examination
viii be resumed at 9 o'clock this
morning, and the exercises will in
crease in interest as they advance.
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Boy LosT.-We met Capt. G. R.
Rudd on the street yesterday after
noon, searching for a small boy that
had wandered from his house about 8
o'clock yesterday morning. and up to
6 O'Clock last evening had ret been
found. The lost child is only about
six or seven years old. and his long
absence was an. occasion Of deepest
anxiety to his mother and friends.
His name is Kittie Graham, and he
is a nephew of Capt Rudd. We pre-
sumo he was found last night, or we
should have heard further of the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-24

81 CROWDED Our. I'm consequence of
the pressure upon our columns Mon
day night, several items prepared for
yesterdays paper we're crowded out.
Among others. was an aeknowledg-
ment Of the receipt Of st. Louis
papers of Monday, through the kind
ness of Rev. w. n. McCarer, who
arrived home By Monday nights
traia. in excellent health.
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- - - :. AH F1.H - ,,nrrftes
PUBLIC MEETING AT THE CoERI
HoUsE.-A public meeting of 'citi-
-zehsn#fll be held )atmtle8 Court House
tonight, to consider the subject of
the improTemeutoof OF Little w ahash,
now in progress. The object il to
devise the best method of raising
$4,000 for the IMPROVEMENT of that
stream by looks a1a1dfadams,l so as to
make it naEyiigahFgg for boars during
the entire season. ~ The completion
of this work will throw into our city
vastly increased amount of trade
from that portion of Southern Hill
nois.t All our merchants are inter-
ested. and it is hoped all will attend
the meeting to night Delegates from
Carmi win be present and address
the meeting. and some of our own
citizens will also speak.
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UNION SABBATH SoHo0L CELEBRA
g1oN.-There viii % a grand union
Sabbath School celebration of the
Fourth of July, held by a number of
Sabbath Schools in the country aud
city, in Edmonds's Grove, few miles
below the city, Aoh the approaching
anniversary of our nations birthday
and redemption: FCBqqh oslsbrations
have been held annually for the past
flew years, aud have been very pleas
ant alters. L kSRh sbeinsfhe form of
basket picnic; and ali who take an
interest in Sabbath Schools are in
vited to attend.
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school EXAMINATIONS.
.GRABIMAR SCHOOLS.

VA BRAZILIAN oANlOOAos
The examination yesterday was con-
fined to the Grammar Schools in the
Upper Building. taught by Miss Brit
ton and Mr. McCutchap We have
attended many examinations of these
same schools but are. confident we
never witnessed any that evinced
more faithful work on the part of
both teachers and pupils during the.
year The scholars were cheerful
promptapd unusually eorreet in their
Rotations, and their department was
4 al thatcould be 'desired.8 What0 was
peculiarly gratifying, there, was no
special preparation manifested. The
questions and answers demonstrated
sthas,it had been the aim Of the teach ;
ers to impart, and the scholars to
'fearns the principles Of the various
studies as well as the text. In spell
ing, every pupil was required to de-
fine each word, and then compose a
sentence containg the word spelled.
This exercise trains them in
the use of correct language, and
also enables them to convey their
ideas more freely and clearly, aud, in
addition, learns them to think.
The Grammar, Arithmetic and &C.
ography recitatieus in both schools
were excellent. So, also, of PhysiOl-
ogy The rapidity with which prob
lens were solved in Arithmetic, by
some of the pupils was almost mar
velous, and far in advance of any.
thing ever before witnessed at any.
examination in these schools. The
Yielding Eciasses that We heard did
finely, The singing in Miss Britton's.
School was quite Superior, and the
boys showed equal skill in mastering
the first principles in the sclance of
music .8Tffv@famysM
ROLL OF HONOR. E
Ma sMeOUTCHANss. SCHOoL.-Not
absent or tardy far the last sac months.
Shelly Vaughn and He6ry Clark.
as.Not TardgpJortSir Menths-Willie
Akin, Henry Lutz, Oscar Jaquess.
Walter McLain, Willie Nancy, VIM.
Ross, Marshall White, Alvin Ander-
SOB, John Aston, Charles Ford, Osce-
ola Marks. Morton Marlett, Henry
Ashford, John Chandler, Frank &c
nung, VIM. Gavitt. Charles Norcross,
William Ralston, Henry Tinnemyer,
Francis Boyle. Frank Payne.
MISS BRITToN's SCHooL.-Not Ab-
sent or Tardg half year-Lizzie Stin-
son, Mary Myers, Allie Jaquess, Fife
McClain, Ida Genupg, Emma Shack
elford, Susie Johnston. Clotilda Mar
CONNER. Mary Graves. Nellie David
son. Quintilia Mounts, Jane Tribe.
Lizzie Liant, Fornia Mounts, Mary
Mounts. r.s
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e COUNTY EoMBI9sIOGERs' GoURT-
The County Commissioners convened
again on Monday, and have since been
engaged in canceling aud destroying
County Orders Nearly 100000 of
these redeemed pledges ofthe faith
of the county was committed to the
flames yesterday. They also reviewed
and accepted the settlement Of the
County Treasurer with the Auditor,
and counted the balance in his hands
on the LIST day of June, amounting to
$59. 921 O5. There were redeemed of
county orders during the year ending
June 1st to the amount of 1853, 500 66,
to-Wit.:
By present 81 456 50
------ol05s0oo %
Together with about $4,000 in road
orders and interest.
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"a .sg.cxAL NOTICES
~ D ~. u ..LIl[.ELL-


The physical structure OF the strongest
human being lis Vulnerable every where.
Our bodies are endowed by nature with
-Oertain = egatiYes power, which projects
them, to : ONE extent, from INV no leSome
influences; but this protection is :mper-
feet, and eanBot safelysbe TeiieLi on in un-
healthy regions or under circT1rn stances of
Is wfsdOn-fts IS pfudence-it is common
sense-to provide against such cOntingen-
cies, by taking an ANTFDOTE IN ADVANCE;
in other words, by fortifying the system
with HDSTEFGER'S STOMACH BITTERS
the most cC1nplete protective against all
tnet psGefnaesand endemic naAad1es tnat
has ever be n administered IN any cOun
% sry. CAS- a Fen1ety Tor Dyspepsia, there Is
no uned4ci Bea that VIII com pare with II.
Whoever suffer the pangs or indlgest ton,
anywhere onethe face OF tho ear tn where.
HCSTETTERfS STOMACH BITTERS can
be procured does so voluntsrllys Tor, as
surely as truth exists this -invasua
TONIC and aLTERATINE would restore lis
disorGered stomach 10 a healthy c0udi-
ton. 10 the nervous IT Is also especi ally
arecorfiTB ended and IN cases of scOnfl rIne ed
pernnane nt reitef#8 y t n HH
IN all cases ct Fever and Ague the BIT
TIERS As more potent thar any amount Of
qufnire, while the most dang erous casts
OF Billions Fever yield to It's wonderful
properties. Those who lried the medicine
vii never use another for the ailments
which the no |TETTER bITTERS pro-
tesses to subCue. To those who have not
MADE C. ne experiment we cordially recon-
mend an early application of the BIT
= IER1f whenever they are stricken by DIS
ease OF the digestive organs. HH
a1GEf ar1 al lissa TfT- FaEAT
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INVALUABLE MEDICINE
FOB 4oZ
.aa9t m d51 81
Purifying Of the Blood.
DR.. J. W. POLAED's
HumOr Doctor.
A Positive Remedy for all kinds
Of Hum0rs,


Scrofula, scuryy, Salt Rheum, carbuncles
and Boils, Ulcers, and all Obstinate
Affections OF the Skin, Innanmatory
or Chronic Rheumatism, Piles. Chronic
Diarrhoea. Mercurial Diseases, and every
faint of the System; Dyspepsia, and
these Affections originating in the De-
rangement of the Digestive Organs
7viz.s Bilious Complaints Neuralgia, and
Nervous Affections, Headache, Lam
gour. and Depression of Spirits, Loss Of
Appetite, Constipation.
THIS EXCELLENT MEDICINAL
- Compound was first prepared by DIR.
j. W. POLAND. in l847, and was then em-
plOyed with great success in expeiling hu-
mors from the blood but in 1873 4 medical
friend, who was quite celebrated as ply
sician, especially in the treatment of hu-
mOrs, suggested some I'm pOrtant improve
ments, which were ado 5ted, and which
has made y (so the people say the very
known 10 . the faculty = - UTe
This preparation IS composed entirely OF
vegetables, among W sich are sarsa pariilay
Yellow Dock, noble Pine, Mandrake, and
BlOOdroot.
When the origlnator lived in New
HAMPSHIRE, at Gohstown Centre. for the
space Of thirty or forty miles around, and
in ManchesLeI particularly, the Humor Doc
tor vas well Rnown and mighty valued Ior
the numerous and wonderful cnres which
ii effected. Though man ufactufed in large
quantities. the supply was frequently s1-
0Ausbeu, ana purcu aecfs .udu ~ wan wi
more 10 be made. In that region, some
very severe cases OF ETysipelas wtre treat
ed with-and they were cured = ttfy y PetaSS
sores, or carbuncIes-those uglyy painful
ulcers-were entirely removed Wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. SO 1t
was with ScrofuIa aud salt hheuTn. Inc
Humor Doctor cured IhemsT GD1
+ Ills free from any dangerous drugs, is
pleasant TO the taste. safe yet sure and
effective Ia it, action r4.faeaF
81 Prepared at the
new ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT.
and for sale by all dealers In medicine.
: {. DAMON q Cos Proprietors.
CLOUD & AKIN,
Wholesale Agents.
,,5 FoE sale at retail by all druggists.
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THANKs-Messrs. Polk, Boswell
& Co., of Vicksburg, have our thanks
for copies of late Vicksburg papers.
By the way, we notice that Mr.. B. H.
Polk, formerly of Princeton. Indi-
ana, is Judge Of. the Board of Com
missioners Of EleStieA. to be held on
the 18th and 18th of June. ss,s
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8 HIGH School BUILpINe. - The
High School building is progressing
satisfactorily. Thereof is aboas com
pleted, aud the belfry or cupola is be-
ing put up 1t will be, when com
pleted, the most beautiful and impos-
ing edi6ce in the city. h9slsa' 3ai
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Nor SoLD.-Mr. Maghee'sIine fam
lily carriage was not sold yesterday.
twill be offered to-day, and will, no
doubt, be sold at a great bargain to
the lucky phrehaser.HA.Ee ba
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RECORDERS CoURT. = Recorder
Willard had a fair run of business
yesterday, and footed up fair ac-
count, when collected, in favor of the
city and the administration of the
ordinances.
First of all, Newton Ayres was
charged with an assault and battery
committed on Jacob Saars He was
fued 81, with 81 30 costs, which he
paid. s ~
Smith Caldwell, colored GUS
toner, was charged with having as
saulted and battered a colored woman,
Mary Jane Davis, who claims to be
his wife, He was fined 81, with 81 80
costs, and not having the "spons," he
went to the lookup. .e-gsgs1 go
Marcus Dumott, one of those Grant
vendors Of, fancy articles for special
benefit ofathe ladies'. and who are
generally supposed to be the fOrerun-
ners of burglars and house breakers,
was caught in the act of selling to un-
sophisticated young ladies an mex
plicable compound, which he digni-
fed with the title of hair tonic. Not
being licensed as a pedlar, he was
taken in out of the cold. He was
fined and eosted to the amount of his
means. Recorder Willard being
lawyer. and not wishing to disgrace
the profession, took what money he
had, to the amount of 50 ID. and let
him off on condition that he would
emigrate at once. He was a fright
ened individual, and promised to
leave straightway.
VIVA. Bond was charged with abus-
ing his family to such an extent as to
greatly annoy his neighbors, one of
whom entered a complaint against
him. After hearing the evidence, he
was fined So, with 81 20 costs. He
paid part. and promising to pay in
full on convenience, he was let go.
Andrew Roberts, an American citi-
zen of African descent. who aspired
to the dignity of a dispensator of
alcoholic fueds. and the runner of a
billiard table on Locust Street, In
front of those stately cottages that
ornament the block between the.
JOURNAL Office and the river, and
who, in his haste to begin, had ne
elected to take out license, was COB
bled by the police After hearing the
evidence, it was considered that he
was indebted to the city $50. and to
the officers of the law 81 So. Not
being able to respond, he was provid-
ed with quarters at Castle Cochran.
He put in a plea that he was only
aeting. as agent for a white man we'll
known in this community, but the
plea didn't avail, as it was held that
the agent and the principal were alike
responsible. The people in the vicih-
ity. embracing some four squares, are
preparing al earnest protest against
the establishment Of a negro whisky
shOp,and billiard saloon in that To-
cality. zsu51
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ONLY FOR LADIES TOHf READ.-
More lace shawls aud circulars from
the lowest price to the finest qu4lity.
New lawns and grenadines at reduced
prices at MILLER & BRINKMEYER S.
ie24d2t. 81 ar e
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Il olS5AL7 ii Offices.

= LosT. Near the 'cornepo Of Walaut
and Second Streets. d o ladies dFab
elasp.partmonie, containing 50. he
finder will be, rewarded by leaving it
at this Office. -.'1i 1t
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IRE Hau.t and Indiaa4p Us
, and Mississippi Railroad.
From vINCENNEs.


STEAMBOAT LINES. a zaG
To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8
o'clock p. NJ.
TO CAIRO-DaiIy. except Sunday, at 8
o'clock P. n. $500.
To GREEN RIvER.-EveFy Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock p. n. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. N.
To EAsTPoRT. = Every Tuesday and
friday at o'clock P. n.
To HE SDERsoN-DaiIy. exceps Sundays,
To N3sH7ffIE-Evsry thursday at four
m.
3 To MEMPHI S-Semi-wsekly,s ,r
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon
yille,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
IN Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
lays and Fridays at 2 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
lays and Saturdays by P. N.
Mt. Vernon Mai Stage leaves daily tex.
sept Sundays at J a. No Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by 2 2. y
To NEwBURG.-HaeR daily Except Sun
lay, from the Merchants HOlelq at 3
O'Clock p. NJ.
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NEW BUILDINGs.-There is large
amount Of building going on in the
city. In a short walk yesterday we
noticed quite a number
Mr. Samuel Yickery has had erect
ed and is now completing handsome
two story brick building on Fourth
Street. between Locust and Walnut,
It will contain two spacious store
rooms OF the first floor. while the
upper story will.lbe finished of for
residences. It is a Handsome addi-
ton to that square. ? e.s. ..l 9 4 . lsgo
Mr.. John Edm6ns, who resides in
the lower bayou, has commenced a
fine four story brick business house,
with a deep cellar, on Main Street,
between Fifth and Sixth Immediately
adjoining j. b Green & Go. s carriage
shop It will be creditable inn
/ provemento tn 0that square, and it
would add much to the looks of the
block if several more of the uncouth
wooden buildings In that neighbor-
hood were to give place to others sim
liar to that of Mr.. Edmons. Frank
Edmons is experimenting its con
struetion. 5.. az -
A handsome new building is being
erected for parsonage for the Church
of the Holy Innocents. dss
Preparations are being made for
the erection Of fine brick building
on the corner Of Cherry and Second
Streets, whence the old wooden build
ing, recently occupied by ex Recorder
Reisons was removed.
In the outskirts of the city scores
of. houses are being built, embracing
almost all classes and skies. 81
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s Our stock Of Envelopes was
never mote compietetha6 Atpresent.
s4aA antf Aa.lA.--- LII = Eaa.ffan b
PERs0SAL+=Jn dee Edison, and jos
seph Welbern, Esqf,, of Mt. Vernon,
were in the city yesterday. aa7sn
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B9 Ladies will find a splendid
stock of Writing Paper and Envel-
opes at this Office.
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~ Carter's ink. in quart, pint or
smaller packages, for sale at this Office.
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MOFHERSl MOTHERS MOTHERS /!
n DON'T FAILsTO PROCURE
Mrs. Winsl0w's Soothing Syrup,
LII liz
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

FUR NtdILDhtdN IEEIH HIN q.
This valuable preparation has been used
with neUer JuilfB1 success IN Thousands Of
cases.
Itnot only Telieves the child from pain
but 10 vigOFates The stomach and bowels
eoIrects aeidiiy, and gives tone and energy
40 the whole system. 1t wilt also instanLlv
relieve GRfPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND
collie
We believe Il is the best and stEreSt rem
edy IN the t0OTEd in all cases of DsJse9lteraf
and Dd0TThRd IN Children, whether arising
- from teething OF any other cause. 1
h1l lFplI qtlILeetions lor using wall accompany
Basurf and cali for 4 MRS. WyfNsLow,s
lie Of "CUkTIs n PERKINS, " on the outside
wrapper. All others are base limitations.
~ y je24 a&T6ros Fl NAISIkNN NN
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"a Indelible Pencils are better
than ink for marking linen. For sale
at this Office.
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5rs BkFoRE JusTIcE NXLkER 22sY m.
simpson, 7chargedswithi assault and
battery with intent to kill Ed. Fields,
was, arraigned before Justice Walker,
yesterday, fer, a preliminary examine
ton but further continuance was
granted, and the case is set for Satur-
day morning at 9 o'clock.
August Clairside. charged in the
same affidavit and warrant with the
same offense. was arrested yesterday
and held in the sum of $500 for his
appearance on Saturday next.
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A HAsTY RETREAT.-We are told
that mechanical institution in this
city was vacated yesterday morning
in double-quick time. Steam being
used in the building. something was
wrong with the boilers,or at least an
apprehension of an explosion spread
among the employees. a panic en-
sued, and a quarter-horse could not
have made better time than did some
7 of The retreating hands. No damage
was done, however. The panic sub
sided Matters were regulated, and
no short supply of cut stone for build
ing purposes rs any longer appre-
hended, fgs ,r=,q 10 49,
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Too CAUTIOUS By HafF L i
HEAVY Eoss.-A7 few days ago 4
gentleman to whom our funny friend,
Chris. Kratz owed $1,000, called upon
hin. for the same. Kratz gave him a
cheque for the amount upon one of
the banks. The gentleman was not
satisfied to take the cheque for fear
9Kratz did not have the money in the
bank, and young Kratz accompanied
him to the bank to see that all was
right. The cheque was promptly
cashed. of course, and the happy pos
SCISSOR of such a handsome pile Of
greenbacks went home rejoicing.
Being determined that he would put
sitwhere thieves would not find it, he
placed it beneath cupboard and COW
cred it over with some loose paper.
In day or two. desiring to take a
peep at his treasure, when, to his
horror. he discovered pile of ashes
only where his 81, 700 had been hid
den. His children, not knowing the
value of the deposit, had been play
ing about the cupboard and set the
papers on fire. 1t was heavy loss,
and should be another warning
against carelessly concealing money
about a private house. Keep your
money in bank. and draw on it as you
may need it. The bank is safe and
responsible.
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IMPORTANT TO THE. LADIES AS
intend leaving the city, I viii offer
my stock of hair at cost for this
week only. E. L.. PowEEs,
je-22tf. ana -1naa Locust st.
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SALT ADyANcED.-We have ad-
Yanced the prices Of salt to 81 40
for small $3.50 pound) barrels, and
50 90 for large q bushel1 barrels.
10 BAIRD * START
Agents Ohio River Salt Co.
L. RUFFNER, il & Co,
no Agents Kanawha Salt Go.
iel9-lW. bHs ID ~ 9
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SoMETHING NEwl-We call the at
tention of the public to our new
Patent Valve Bib, bottom Ice Pitcher,
WarEanted never to- split from the side
walls, leak OF. corrode, as the bottom
valve is movable, which efables a
person to rinse and dry outo the air
chamb ers, thus preventing il from
rusting or poisoning the water.
q je19.1W "a GEIssLER q DELANG.
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eg Merchants will consult their
own interests by getting their tags
printed at the JOURNAL Office. Being
wholesale agents in this city we can
offer a large assortment at very low
figures. Leave your orders.
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.l' !. sBBsato lh1SIsiS5 Hair DYE.

Pals splendid Hair Dye Is the besDin the
tRorld; the only true and perfect Dye;
= harmless. reliable, fnstantan eous; no dis
g Mrpoinfmeat; no ridiculous Ginfss refne-
~ DIES the III efEecsso bad dyess In vfgorates
-. and leaves The Hair soft and beauf tful,
Mock or br0sga. SOLD by all Druggists and
"a PrTfufnerss nd properly applied at Batch
~ etbf y Fs1$, 4 actOEy No. 10 Bond street,
New York; I" hnia2F11 P1HE lapse dly