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TESTIMONIALS.

7 Il IN'ININ NJ.
~ regard Mr.. iddy OF tic most durable aHi
sarcessfiH practitioners with whom have Ind
Official intercourse. CiiA%. MASON.
Commissioner, o. Patents,
Il haze 40 hesitation III assuring inventors th4f
thot canHut employ man more competent ot.d
ira ir5r.ip, and more CiVap}1 putting ihrsr
Al pIcstieu, in iuiln 20 secure ior them carly
ana i.iyor AAle consideration at the Patent Office.
HBNJ&B ii IN.
Late Commissioner al IltPntS.
"Ar. + II. EDDY has mttde iormc TIilEIEF&
applications, in all but on 81 which patents
have been granted. and that one is neWpcnd.Hss.-
such Ei!InI-tsIkghic proof of great tal,nt and
Gbjhty on his part leads M Il recommend al III
vyntors To apply 70 Eunto procure ueir patents
a. u5cN may he sure OF having tie most faithful
attention be tnHed On their e.tse-, and ut very
reasonable changes. join TAGGARB.'
Jan. !, iStiS- k50
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American and Foreign Patents.

ITfR an extensive practice OF upwards OF
~ twenty yCafs. continues to secure Patents in
the tniied States also in great Britian, Fra &C
and other foreign countries. Caveats, SpC.ca-
IONS, Bonds. Assignments, and all papers or draw
ings for Patents, executed on reasonable FERNS
with dispatch. Researches made into American
ard Foreign works, to determine legal and other
u lvice rendered in all matters touching the same
Copies of the claims Of any patent furnished Ivy
RENTING one dolla., Assignments recorded in
Washington.
No 4gencg in the United State possesses superior
facilities r obtaining Patents, u 0Scert0iniAy the
prGcfic0bitjty Of ihceEtiops.
During eight months the subscriber IN the course
of his large practice, made on thrice rejected arpii
cations slArEEN AFrEALs: eretYo of when WAS
decided iRhiS fdror by the Commissioners ofratents
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Vhompsoniam Medicines

Fig Candies, Washing Powders, Soap, Dye Stuns
Supporters, Spices Of all kinds, ti;ron, Cur
ants, Rais:ns, Tamaiinds, Irish Moss,
Pickles. ~, &c,
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A GRArEFuL CEEAr-When Judge
Henderson, Of Texas. was first cand:-
date for Office he visited frontier couu-
ty, in which be was, except by reputat.
ion, stranger. Hearing that . trial for
felony would take place in q lew days he
determined to volunteer for the defence.
The prisoner was charged with having
stolen pistol the defence was mot
gully" The volunteer counsel conduct.
ed the case with great ility. He con.
fused the witnesses, palavered the court,
and made an able. eloquent and success.
ful argument The prisoner was acquitt.
ed-he had not stolen the pistol. The
counsel received the enthusiastic ap-
plause of the audience. His innocent
client availed himself of the earliest in.
terval Of the. hurricane OF congratulations
to take bis counsel aside a. My dear
sir, said he. you have ssved me, snd
l am very grateful. l have 10 .fnonej do
not expect to have any, and do not ex-
pect ever to see you again but to show
th't appreciate your services, you shall
have the pistol n, So saying, be drew
from his pocket. and presented to the
astonisbed attorney, the very pistol the
attorney had just shown be had never
stolen or bad in his possession. Hs
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Knowledge may give weight, but 40
complisbments only give lustre.
Let reason 60 before every enterprise;
and counsel before action. Ga7s,B
Every sge, like field, has to be plow.
ed and sowed anew. .2.a.sa1
Seek for friendship among the pure
and good. if you would yourself occupy
an exalted position. .-;,.-.--
Modesty is . handsome dish.cover,
which makes Us fancy there must be
something good beneath il. &gAs.F
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RATE Of TAXATION,
RATS PER CENT
RRLArloNkHrP OF HEIRS.

has OF taxation is the clear valuation of eacl
$ Legaces and pistribu,ve Shares are exempt from
taxation in the following cases:
ls' When the whole value of the personal property
OF the succession does not exceed one thousand dol
lars. ra=E ertg
.s "a All personal PROPERTY passing from husband o.
81 BY amendment of July l3. 1866, the sum of on<
thou and dollars in the repe tive shares Of minor chill
dren lnherng from parents who have died since Au
gust ], 1856 is exempt from xatiun
(Section l25. Act Of lS64) ~. t5.-z.z.
devoIves upon Admin traitors, Executors, Cura.
tors &c to furnish upon ban form No 35) return
dup 10 the assistant assessor, and pay the tax
Por to distributing any such le.aces or dstribu,ive
shares and they liable TO penalty one thousand
dollars. 10 be recovered with costs of suit tor wfi
neglect or refusal 10 make such returns or for furnish.
ing false returns. -,... "a. L. .-a.-s..'...
H. REAL STATE.
have died since June g. 1854 tSections l26 to 1856
Act of 1851 sg"-"I
2 RATE OF Taxes
Lineal iseUe or ANCESTOR. One (l) per cent
OF .strr or descendant OF same Two tper cent
Great uncle or great aunt. or descen- e,
oaht OF ZANE. Five (5> per cent
Any OTTER relation stranser in blood Six (6 per ceut
Share OF widow inheriling fom deceased husband
u exempt.
surviving husband nheriting from deceased wife
u considered stranger IN blood (six per cent)
basis OF taxation is the clear valuation Of the
rerectve shares, but contingent. membranes are
not allowed 70 be deducted. l, they should aierward
become actual pfoportionate amount Of the tax will
be refunded. TSection l4O. Act Of lo6Aj
This duty is lien upon the real estate for five
Executors. &C. do NOT make the return, for the
real e>ta te Of the succession. ~
Il j. the duty Of the SUCCESSORS themselves or agents
lf Minors their tutors] furnish the assistant as
SCISSOR full turns Ion hianh form No H as soon -
placed in posses ion, and the penal tor delay Of
over thirty 1901 days. an ncrease Of per cent
upon the Crglnal tax. -s rE ~.
III Attorneys are respectfully reminded that it de-
wolves upOu them. having undertaken 10 conduct ali
the business OF a succession 10 instruct Execulors,
regard their duty to make returns before dis
trbuton Of the shares Of per onal properly and sue.
ceseo to furnish returns Of shares Of Real Es,are as
a. they shall have become entitled ia possession
Not having been noihed from this office does not ex
empt parties from liability to penay cases of neg.
let to M ke returns. ts5=
The proper blanks, and any further information n
any case, c 10 bs obtained at my office ~.
CHA~. HOWELL,
Assistant Assessor, 9th Div'n. I'd District OF La
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There is but one solid pleasure in life,
and that is our duty. How miserable
then, how unwise. how objectionable are
they who make that pain. -f-
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Assistant Assessors Office.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

9th DIVISIONAL District of Louisiana.
The following sy nopsis Of the Unj,ed States Inter-
nal Revenue law. regarding suece .sions is publish
ior the information Of attorneys and other interested
parties:
l. PER RSONAL PROPERTY, csectons Ill. Act of
--a 1882. and l24. Act Of 1851
!. The United Sta.es Internal Revenue Laws Of 10.
62 and 1864, impose Special Ak upon egscrs and
notes moveables &c)
2. The law If 1852 applies to the succeseious of
persons who have died SHINE July 1862 and previ-
ons to June 81. 1864 The Law OF 1864 sppjiea to
the spccessons OF persons dying since June 50, 1854
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I. CIRCULAR.
TO THE PUBLIC.
IMPORTANT VETERINARY REMEDIES.
Read the Following:

We, the undersigned, having known Mr.. J. W,
Sautafee for many years can readily certify to hi
unbsfaed skill in the cure Of oil diseases Of tht
horse, and sincerely and heartily recommend him
him and his medicine to the public in general,
knowing that 1t will meet with complete success
to all who may deem it prudentt to give t fsil
trial Foundered horses cured in twelve hours.
Collie in thirty minutes. Bolts in thirty minutes.
Disteuper in four says. Fsrsy and preventive
Of glaudsvs from eight tc ton days. Lung fever
in four days. Lockjaw. '-i
Alfred Hazard. ~ G. ". Catlett,
r Kreuseu. y1. W.O Gordon,
DR.. Jones, ND, B. H. McGillon, a
n A Toadyine. A. L. Tombs,
Chas. Scbields. r. ". Hale, Laurel Hill,
R. 4. McGuire. J. McGrath, Baton ROTOR,
]. McKeovn. E. VI. Dubrocs, W B Rouge,
R. Oleudennsp. v. r. Allaiu, %
81. n. Allain. al. ~ J..C. Stafford, l a1
TN. A. Rsdman, Bayou Sara. eaa
Having purchased from Mr.. J. ". santafse the
patent Of his veterinary Remedies" for this
parish, will ill al orders sent me. In every
instance these Remedies have proved complete
cures. have used them myself with peFsest
success and can confidently recommend them to
others. g FH @ss #s@t@ ft, Z" tf5N
Put up in quantities to snit purchasers.
PHILIP BAUER.
Livery Stable, Ferry Landing. West Baton Rouge.
i. =. PsUYn :. .................. ~. l. PHuYx5
PRUYN & BRO,
CARPENTERS, GLN.WRlGHTSy
PRESS BUILDERS, or v4 as
BATON RoUeE.gL&
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thereof out Of the same fund n their m siur,,,
And all postage earned after the ume " hen
said sinking fund shall b. made up q me
smount Aforesaid. shall belong 20 ana be ps,d
quarterly 20 the said company by the Post
master General Of the United State.
SEC. 5. Lad D. q furSie- er11sd. That the
Aforesaid mail steamships shall BE- conmsn i-d
and omcered only by citizens OF the Uuuad
States, shall mount An armament AZ required.
OF two guns each. and shall have a. leasi one
apprentice 70 be instr ucted IN engin eerng, So
mar ship, and navigation, for every two nun
dreo tons OF REGISTERED tonnage Tor each steam
ship; and the government OF the United STATE.
shall have the power 10 take sud use me Sf,re-
said mail steamships s. transports or for ships
OF war whenever, an the opinion OF the Presa.
dent the exigencies OF the United States ma,
require them. who - authOnzAd. IA such an
event. % take said nail steamers and pay said
company q Just and equitable sum Tor their
use, or purchase the same, as may b. deemed
most for the interest OF the United States, said
payment, whether for purchase or use, 70 h.
made 10 the Postmaster General, who shall par
10 SAID navigation company whatever balance
be due them, after deduCting sufficient for pay
meEt FOR all the betOre-ramed registered boEds,
the amount OF which la this event shall D. paid
10 the holders thereof al maturity OF ths SANE.
SEC. q. And u AZ faT.ktr cnGctcL That the
foreign mail agents OF the government Of the
nlted States shall have Tree passage on tn
SHIPS IF TIE said Commercial Navigation Com
psny whenever the Postmaster Genei Al 10 suca
ioreign mSil scents issues passes certifying 10
the sald company tas; such Il their o:foiN
chsrScter.
SIC. :. And b. ifErthsr enacted. That the
SAD Navigation company shall Keep mp
ahc maintain Tor q period OF twenty yea7s,
Tor The SAID JnIted States mail service, St least
the said number Of seven hrsi-class steam
ships.
Sic. :. AID b. AZ fEyther enacted That the
iights aEd privileges herewith granted shall
b. aId remain to thts COMPANY, and an no
eN' nj snail TINS company transfer or sssign
the nights and privileges herein granted. MOI
Stall Il b. lswfU Tor any officer Of the goyern-
mehf hereafier 20 recognize any assignma nt OF
transfer, Il being the ir tent and meaning OF TINS
set 10 secure ST American line OF steam vessels
for the transportation Of mails and the proper
conveyance OF emIgrant passengers between
the port OF New York and the European port
above named; and Congress may Al any tune
hereafter, during the perol Of fifteen years.
terminate o. abandon any contract Of he nited
States made with such company and, having
due regard 70 the accrued rights Of the said
company, alter, repeal, OF amend this acL and
u shall take effect and De in force from and AZ
ter ITS passage.
Approved, July ., 49,
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DROPOsALS FOB MEAT.

WAsHISsToN, D. c.. August q, 1853.
Sealed Proposals, of the form Inlshed by the
SATURDAY, the 18th day Of September, at IL m !,
for all the Fresh and Corned Beef and Mutton re-
CURED for sale IT issue to all connected with the
supply ing the troops at Forts Foote and Wash
ingtOn, Md with Fresh and Corned Beef. Said
Fresh and Corned Beef and Mutton required for
tissues and for sales to Off GERS and others author
lied to purchase at this depot.
piled to be Of the finest quality, of select parts,
made by the Off Ger charge, from the hind quar-.
tiers and ribs Of the fore quarters. That required
Tor tie troops to be OF equal proportions OF fore
and hind quarters; necks, shanks, and kidney tai
low not received All the meat will be subject to
quality. and in unexceptionable condition In ali
il the meat not satisfactory, purchases in
the open market will be made at the expense Of the
The contractor viii be required tn deliver the
meat At the storehousee, ct the places named.
where he will distribute il in such quantities. aud
at such times, as oficer Of the Subsistence De-
Separate proposals will be received for supply
win Fresh and Corped Beef and With G;cr med
Beef and MUTTON: in Washington, d. G, but no
RT9pS S Rsof vii Be Tsgsrde1 fSr iu.Iishing the
cludes both sales and issues. In accepting the
last bid the lowest average price on the guam
s :, the oss1ns Of
the bids.
all meat purchased, or when in funds for the par.
An questions respecting quality and condition
partment receiving the meat
, The CONTRACTS win BE- made for six months from
tss day 9f s or ssh period as the
the Department. q Washington !. made b. dire sn
tion OF Brevet Major General Ed. r 8 Candy,
Sc ] cost Depot and Chief q. 8.
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AYERS CATHARrIC PILLS,

TIVE MEDICINE.
Perhaps no one medicine is so universally re-
any before 90 universally adopted into Use,
every country aud among ell classes, .s thi. mil
Is that il is more reliable and far more ereetuai
remedy than any other; Those who have tried il,
know that it cures their aeishbors and friends,
spd all know that what il does Il does Always
its composition. We have thousands upon thou
sanas Of certificates Of their remarkable cures Of
publish them. Adapted 70 ali ages and conditions
desterious drug, they may be taken With ssfst, by
nybedy Their sugar coating preserves them
being purely vegetable no harm ca. N arise from o
their use in any quantity.
internal vscera 70 purify the blood and stimulate
II into healthy sction.remove the distractions of
body, restoring their irregular sstion 90 health.
and by correcting. ~her, yer they exist. such de-
Minute directions are given in the wrap per N
the box for the following complaints, which these
Fer BYsfEPsIA ,,e% q IapIGEsrIoS. LIST.
ulate the stomach and restore its healthy tone and
For LIyLR COMPLAINT and it's variou. symp-
toms BILIoDs hEApAGHE, SICK HAD
IoUs COLO and Bilious FEvERs. they should
be Judiciously taken for each case, correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
For DYsENTERY or DIARRHGA but on
mild dose lie generally required.
PlTATlok OF THk HnART, PAIN IN TAn
EIDE, BACk AND LoISs, they should be con-
tlnuously taken. ss required, 70 change the dis
easod action Of the system With such change
' Fer DRS elPIf sne ir DssoPsrc.L swrLLIsss
they should be taken Ia large and frequent dsses
90 produce The effect Of q DR. sstic purge
: For SUPPRESSION a large dose should be
eaken as IL Produces the desired effect by symps-
thy.
AS Dinnsr PiII, take one or two Pulls 10 pro-
mote digc stion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stOmscn aed
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite.
and invieorates the system. Hence IL IL often ID
vautaeeous " here no serious dersrgement ensts
One Who feels toierably well, often fucs tnste
dose OF these Pulls max es him feel decidect oe.-
ter. from their cleansing and renov NC e1eet %
the digestive apparatus.
DR.. J. q. AYIR q CO.. PRAcTIcAL CHEsIsTs.
LOWELL, MAS, U.s.A
z. ID. GILMAN,
israsosmpkW Aren't WASH netoa
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NEW FoDDER.-Mr. II. Weary recommend
the utilisation OF the foliage OF the com non ash
tree, frdxenss eyceisi0r. as means OF supple
meniine the hay crop. In Sweden. FInlanf
and Denmark. before the advent OF cold
weather, which impairs the succulence Of the
leaves. every frond and leaf - collected from
the boughs OF the ssh, Of which some are i'm
meoIatfly used rs food for the COW, horse and
pig, and OF which all eat with Svidity The
r, malnder OF the Ieaves-the man Crops
placed IN empt, hossss, q little salt being scat
tered among them. or placed upon slightly
elevated stands in the rick-y yard, using also the
stipulated quantity Of salt, which are then
securely matched over a. security from the
rain. Thus treated, the ash fodder lasts through
the winter and spring, aud AZ this period. AZ
deemed requisite. is boiled or steamed with the
addition Of some bran. The msin crop should
be harvested before frosts or cold winds set i'm
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- Extract from a letter of :. q. Chandler.
Professor Of Geology and MIneralogy, East
Middlebury, VT "Messrs. II. II. Hall Il Co.,
Nashua, n. H.-Gentlemen Some time since
when was in your city, delivering q course
OF Geological lectures, L procured a bottle of
your Vegetable SicIlian HAIR Remover, for the
use OF myself and family, and am happy 10
state, its use has proved all that you have
claimed for II. L have recommended IL To my
friends and neighbors. and in every Instancs
has II given perfect satisfaction. This regard
as due TO you and the public"
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Approved, July %, 1866.
IPUBLIC-No. ILL


AN ACT to transfer to the Department of the
cised by the Secretary of the Treasury i'm
connection with Indian affairs.
Be IL enacted 6y the Senate and House Of Reure.
senfdires Of the United States Of america in Con.
gress assembled. That the power and duties
ceyolyIng upon the Secretary of the Treasury.
under and by ylrtue OF the fourth section OF
the act entitled IAN act making APPROPRIATIONS
Tor the current and contingent expenses of the
Indian department., and for fulfilling treaty
supulations with the various Iadiau tribes for
The year ending June thirtieth, ghteen hum
dred and forty nine, and for other PURPOSES
approved July twenty-ninth, eighteen nun.
dred and forty EIGHT, and the powers and du-
ties devolving upon him under and by virtue
OF the laws relating TO the investment OF the
from the sales of lsnd under :he treaties con.
cluded at Pontotoc, October twentieth, eighteen
hundred and thirty-two, and at Washington
city, May twenty fourth, eighteen hundred and
thirty -four, as also all other supervisory aud
appellate powers and duties in regard 20 indian
affairs, which may by law be vested in the
said Secretary of the Treasury, shall from and
performed by the Secretary Of the Department
OF the Interior.
SIC. =. And Je IL further enacted, That the
Secretary of the Interior shall cause a new roll
or census TO be made OF the North Carolina or
Eastern Cherokees, which shall be the roll
upon which payments due SAID Indians shall
be made.
after the Secretary of the Interior shall csuse
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs to axe the
same supervisory charge of the Eastern or
North Carolina Cherolsees as OF other tribes of
Indians.
Approved, July %, 1855.
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THE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RAILWAYS PILLS.

and Puiss Corrupt aud Acrimonious Hum mo U and
retained de posts from the system in six hours.
AS A CATHARTIC they Increase, when sus-
pended. the periostaltic movement Of the bowels,
fRe Is 90 the ystsn
purging the retained eposits In the stomach into
the paDeres. and liver in the Promotion and iO q.
crease of the flow Of bile and psncreatic nuids.
ton on the colon and rectum By irritation Of the
nucus membrane, without Influencing the liver
pills for general use The common Gathsrtic Pills.
that induce drastic nauid disehsrses should never
liberation Of the Intestinal canal.
ties Of Railways PILLS are the best safeguard
in these disorders, and in all cases Of eruptions
Il Il. sSsn
tary against the irritant and scrid humors
The NUTRITIOUS and TONIC properties Of
and stIins a,esa1ass isewise a 9isns1s rl =
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
Their sEpArIvE properties allay pain in the
nervous system stomach and bowels, either from
Inflammation, collie, nasulence, wind, cramps, &C.
Their COUNTER IRRITANr influence extends
throughout the system where there is inf amma-
blood and nervous fluids in the eonsested vessels.
and equalizibg its circulation. The principle of
Counter Irritation Is generally applied to external
remedies. Its application, internally, In the form
OF spurgstive medicine, exemplined in Railways
Pills. has proved q wonderful curative principle,
readily Withdrawing from the blood and fluids their
acrid and irritating hunors.
AS DIAPHORETIC5 on eUDORIFICS they
stimulate the sscretions Of the skin, induce exha-
lsti0n Of obstructed persp iration.
THEIR DIURETIC prophecies oct on the kid
peys, correcting and regulating the now Of
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS proprieties stimulate
the yer in the secretion of bile and its discharge
nrhs. JaHndirs, BIIioss Attacks, Saffron eolorsd
SxiH. IMPERFECT DIGESTION, sased by the
over fow of bile and its mixing with the blood,
these pills in doses Of forr 70 SIX Will quickly
slatethe action Of the overland free the patient
from these diff culties. One two of Railways
Pills taken daily. by those subject to bilious pains
and torpidity Of the liver, Will keep the system
regular a.d insure healthy digestion.
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RAILROADS.
RALT.MORI AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WARRINGTON, MAY 8. Noon, 70

RALT MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
y WARRINGTON, May 8, Noon, l0Q.
~ L 81
N Tn5 p between MAsHIEaro4 AND BALI!:
re now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMOR1.
leave DAILY, except Sunday at ZOO, $40, and In
,. NJ, and 200, and 80, and 8:45 D. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
AZ s"s osiy' except Sunday, at7Oo O. m. and 10
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave NJ sos and Too .. m, and q 300 and y
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at ZOO o. m. ard 40 p. N. Ne trains 20
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave ct 800 Q. m, and $50 and 645 ,. n
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave at 500 . 70. and 40 and 8:X ,. N.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at$0:
Q. m, 40 and8:1 p. m.
On Saturday ct 500 a. m, and 80 ?. N.
At Relay Station with trains from Baltimore .
Wheeling, Parkersburg, 30.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 the West can be ha q
the Washington Staten Ticket Once ct Gil hours
in the day, - we'll - ct the once, 4O6 Penn.
sylvania avenue, where arrangements can be
Eade to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
sdvertiseme Mt OF aThroueh Line
L. N COLE, Gen eral Ticket Agent
ocSo GEO. 3. KOONTZ. Agent. Washington.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR
kENEwER.

HILLS IEGETAbLE SICILIAN HATR
RENkWER.
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray Hair changed 70 its Natural Color by
HALLS VEGETABLE StCILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
IL il the best article known 20 preserve the Hair
preyehtns it's falling out, ana Masking iifeless,
etif, brsshy hair
HEALTHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
All who use IL are unanimous in agardInR n the
praise Of being the best Hair Dressing extaut and
Without rival in restoring gray hair 20 ts natu-
raj color Beware Of counterfeits and imitators:
ask for Halls and take none other. Price d 90
D sale by alt druggists.
p. HALL a Co., Nashau. n. h, Propretors
sci eo2m