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FATAL ARRAY.

AN ARRAY this afternoon in Butler street be-
tween two negroes, named Grayson and Col.
bert, resulted in the shooting and mortal
wounding of Colbert. Grayson was arrested
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ARREST OF = WALL STREET swINDLEB.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 28.-J. A. Marsh, late CT the
IN OF Temple & Marsh, brokers in Wall
street, New York, ter whom a reward v as
offered for his arrest on charge of swindling
in bond transaction, was arrested here this
afternoon Tn route to Cuba. He is held await
ing requisition of the Governor OF New York.
$4,000 in bonds were found on him.
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scene 1. The hard-hearted Brother.
scene IL. Pus, husts for hi, Master,
scene lsn. Grand Famiac in Cont. Pus-
brings Game.
Scene Nv. Puss introduces the Maruuis
Carabas by stratasem.
Scene v. Kings Journey. Renper-, scene
and chofus.
sceue VI. Pass visiss seixard, who
changes d"st into nm Elephnnf, then
i"tO Mouse which Pass kills
scene VaA. Puss welcomes thc Gaurt.
Scene iii. Grand Wedding.
With Brilliant Costumes, complete Scenery and
proreries. The lady manager, grateful Tor liberal
patronage In the past wilt endeayor TO exceed their
former efforts.
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THE MURDER IN ULSTER COUNTY.
gaRGITsA.


DEATH OF AN INSANE PHYSICIAN.
KrcHMoND, Nov 3.-Dr. Arthur e. Petit
colss. Superintendent of the Eastern Luuaic
Asy!u at William burg, committed suicide
this morning by leapng from window of the
Asylum and dashing his brains out on the
sidewalk below. The deceased was distin.
guisbed physician, and was formerly Profes.
sor in the Medica! College here. His mind
had bsen unsettled for some tims past.
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yEW Y0 gA.

tiTf AND VICINITY.
New York, Nov 49, "A movement is on
foot to annex Elst New York with Brooklyn
Prof John A. Nichols OF the College of the
City of New YORK died at his residence in this
city this morning.
Postmaster Kelly says he has 424 soldiers in
his Office as clerks.
A sale is reported of the Morris s. Essex
Railroad 10 the Delaware, Lackawanna &
Western Railroad. The transaction will prob
ably be ratified at the next meeting of the
Morris & Essex Railroad and also by the State
Legislature. This coDsolidat on will result in
giving new route to the West
The registration of this city for the charter
election was 1883, or 4313 over the Presiden-
iial election.
ATTORNEY GENERAL EvARTs ON THE EIGHT
HOUR LAW.
Attorney General Evarts has forwarded to
the President his opinion upon the eight hour
low. He says the law being silent on the sub
ject of compensation, government officials are
at liberty to use their discretion in the matter,
but that the Nv of equality which has hereto
fore regulated the wages of governments EN-.
ployees, requires they shall receive the same
compensation for the same Labor as is paid in
private establishments 10 tie vicinity. The
law Of 1868 does not fix the rates If wages, nor
docs it require the government to pay ten
hours wages for eight hours work. III citizens
adopt such course government must do the
same, but as the law stands il is lett 20 the op-
wages as when men worked ten hours a day
or reduce the compensation ia proportion to
tue reduction in hours of labor.
THE MURDER IN ULSTER COUNTY.
The mystery of the atrocious murder in u
ster county Is cleared up. The body proves TO
be that of Sophia Smith, wife of Jeremiah
Smith, a half crazy, illIterate and brutal man
residing near Wurtsboro, Sullivan county.
They had not lived happily together and the
murder is supposed to be tho sequel to bitter
quarrel concerning property. The supposed
murderer is large, and has with him, il he
has not made way with them also. his three
chi -ren The police are on his track.
END OF THE CIGAR MAKERS STRIKE
At meeting of tho Cigar Makers Ass0cia-
ton, held yesterday, a preamble and resolutions
were adopted reconsiGering their previous ac-
ton on condition that the Cigar Makers Union
will allow its members TO work with non-u l.
ion men, and that hereafter all differences be
settled by joint committee Of arb tration, TO
consist Of five members from each of the two
organizations. This was accepted by the Pres
ident Of tho Cigar Makers Union, and will
terminate the pending strife. All factories are
again pen at the advance proposed by the EN-.
ploye,s on the 18th inst, which was then ac
cep,ed By tho Union.
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Bailey Il NOyes,
BOOKSELLERS,

Exchange street. Portland.
Resources OF the Pacific Coast by j. Ross
Browne, 81
Prince Eugene and His Times by Munlbaeh
In 10th 200
Home an.S Stories, by ~cousiu Allee," is 81
nder the Willow, and other Poems by James
Russell Dwell, 900
Madame Cherese, 100
The Guild Wife, by Capt. Mayne Reid 175
Rural Poems, by Wm Barnes, $3.50
hiiisboro Fatms, oy Sophi Dickin on Cobb, $50
Lite Of Mark NJ Pomroy, by AIRS Mary Il.
fucker $50
The Arts Of Writing, Reading and Speaking,
by E1w. W. Cox, $50
DR.. Howel.'s Family by Mrs H. b. Goodwin,
Author Of Maigc Sherbrooke, &c, 150
The Music age, by George NJ. Baker, 80
he Flower OF Liberty, by Miss Julia A. Nj.
Furnish. d 70
Ruby's Husband, Marion Harland, l75
iiawiborne's Passages from American Note
81, Books Set, 400
Woman's Kingdom, $50
Cheap "ditlou of Wavtriv 4yols In QUE ITS
The Gates Apr, by E. S. Phillips, 80
Poems by Lucy Lsrcom, $50
New Edition ofNrs. Akers Poems. 200
JUVENILES.
GRANDMOTHER Curiosity Cabinet, by Mary os-
lin, m
Uncle Rods Pet, Is
Redes dale, by Miss Lee, rs
he Little Grpsev, b. Ellie Savage $50
The five Days En- err ainment at Went-
worth Grange, by 7. T. PaIgrave, 400
Changing Base, by Everett, is
Lion Ben, by Rev Elijah Kellogg, sss
The rsery Series, in vols, VIZ
The Sick Doll Ial
The ChDd's Auction, i5G
TIE Great Secret IbO
Jack, the Conquerer, by +, @. Bowen, $50
~ Any of tne above works wilrbe forwarded by
mail upon receipt of price.
Bailey d. MOVES.
no13dtf Exchange -, Portland.
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Central Pacific Railroad
Bonds,

secured bs First Mortgage upon so productive
property are among the promising and reliable Sc
curties now Tered. No better Bonds can be mads
4 portion Of the remainder Of this Loan 10 now
offered n inVesfora Mt
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National Pacific Railroad Line,

the Pacific Coast to the lines now rapidly building
from the Eastern States.
They bear Six per cent. interest per annum, iD
gold, and both Principal aud Interess are
expressly made " psyshle In Unisod ssases
Gold Coin"
The semi-annusi COUPONS are payable. July lst
and January list, in New York City.
The purchaser is ged the accrued interest rom
the date OF the last paid Coupon a. the Currency rate
only
This issue OF Bonds constitutes one of the largess
and paest popular Corporate Loans Of the
country and therefore win be constantly dealt tn.
The greater porEon of the Loan Is now In the
hands of steady investors and It Is probable that
before many months, wien the Road is completed
and the Loan closed. the Bonds will he eagerly
sought TOR at the highest rates.
They are issued only as the work progresses, and
to the same extent only as the U. s. Subsidy Bonds
Companies
Nearly Eve hundred miles OF the Road are
now built, and the grading Is well advanced on two
hundred and fifty miles additional
The THROUGH LINE ACROSS THE CONTINENT
will be completed by the middle of next year, when
the Overland travel will he vefy large
The local business alone, upon tho completed por.
tcn, SO heavy and advantageous that the gross
earnings average mere thas a qusrser ef a
million Of geld per month, OF which IS per
cent. only is required for operating expenses.
The not pro6t upon the Company's business on
he completed portion, is about double the amount
OF annual interest liabilities to be assumed thereup-
on, and will yield SURPLUS or NEARLY A MILL
ION IS aorD after expenses and interest are paid
even ifthe through connection were not made.
The best lands, the richest mines, together with
the largest settlement and nearest markets. lie aloha
this portion of the Pacific Railroad and the future
development OF business thereon win be proportioa-
ally great
Frar A.. Ia
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MEXICO.
MURDERS AND AssAssIsArIoNs,

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov 2s.-Intelligence re-
ce,ved here from Mexico states that frightful
murders and assassinations had been commit.
ted in the neghborhoods Of NJ ,nzanilla and
Colombia.
GEN. LozADo's Manifesto,
Gen. Lozado had published manifesto
stating that 1t was not his intention TO COM
mence war against the Federal government
although be possessed the means to carry on a
war to successful end.
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DR.. GRRGORIE LAMONT.

DR.. GRRG0RIE LAMONT.
formed Medical College, n Y, celebrated both in
Europe AM this couu ry during the last twenty Eve
years his practice for the remarkable he has
effected t 'usands of cases. and many In the Last
Stages OF Consumption, after they had been GIVEN
UP by every other practice incur able, treats all
sans, Leaves and Barts. in connecto' with Cold
Medcated Vspor aud Constitutional Appliances,
With "a success Unkuown 40 the Physi
cians Of shis Country.
and invites the attention OF the Sick and Afflicted,
labOring under any OF the val forms Of diseases,
such as Coughs, liberated or Tuberculous Lungs,
Splitting of Blood, Pain in the Chest, shoulders,
Sides and Back. Sore Throat. Bleeding Lungs, Chron-
ic Catarrh Night Sweats, Nervous Complaints, Pal
p alton, Ossfcation or Diopsy of the heart Dysl ey
STA, liver Complaint, Chronic Diarrh9a, and al
Female Complaints, such as Pr0lapsus Uteri
Falling Of the Womb, and all Uterine Complaints
such as Cancers, TumoIs, Enlargements, Suppress
sion OF the Menses, Excessive henstruaton, Leu
corrhGa or Whites, Scrofulous Affections, Spinal
Aztec ons Gravel and Poisonous InnoeulatiJns, and
all Diseases of the Blood. DIR. lamONT ~ the only
Physician in this country gifted with
The Power Of Telling Diseases al sight.
By looking into his eye without the patient saying
word to HIM. he can tell them how they are affect
ed in every particular and prescribe tor the inmedi-
ate relief an permanent cure OF their complaints
He eau be consulted TOR short time, FREE OF
Every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from $
A NJ till P II, also on Friday from M I'LL 6 p
NJ till ucther notice, at 354y Congress st. lew doors
below the CRY Hotel, and directly over W Cobb's
Music Store, Portland
and to those who are not able TO call, by sending
the il address DIR. Lamont WILL GALL AND GIVE
| ADVICE FREE. lnvalids requiring his probes
siona servc are requested to call or send without
delay, that they ma" receive The tnll benefit OF his
peculiar and highly soccessul mode OF treatment.
DR.. Lamont is permitted retar to the venerable
Wooster Beach, M. D., president, and James J. We're
| VI. D., Sc rotary OF the Reformed Medical College
| N Y
Dr.. Lamont uses nothing but Roots, Herbs, Gum'
| and Balsams, Leaves ard Banks
| PLEASE SHOW THE 70 YOUR FRIEEDs. 1t MAJ
| be the means OF SAVING A VALUABLE LIFE.
Terms very moderate, n accordance with th'
| times. GREGORIE LAMONT, Nj. D.
| .Iuly q, 1858, diff
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Laud for .aIe at Auction.

PURSUANT to a lieense granted by The Aor
Judge q oDate tor Cumberland County sIau
uDee for sale at auction on SATURDAY, Dec f2th
'eSs, a. u O'clock NJ. one-qaarter part In oommCs
and undivided Ofa lot Jf land Of about 1900 soua
eet, situated ou the conner Pore aud Old Frspk,t
sac D. aud yartly n5W Franklin Street In Port
hni. said l"t belongs 10 The heirs OF Alexand i.
Baker decreased. Th9 part here advertised Is The
Sale 90 the PREMISE.
JOHN ii. RUSSELL Guardian.
az Inc remainder OF the lot VIII be offered for
safe 90 the same time and place said lot Is a very
desirable Tor OR, Gerry, Provision or Clothing
store. Opposite Weeks gr Gerry and provision store
NOYambnr Il eod3w
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CAL ITO MA
NOTICE.

A FrER the fret day OF December next, and un.
a I'll Otherwise ordered, the Steamers for New
York will leave here at 7. M, instead OF =: NJ,
as heretofore nhNhh EOA-
nov2s-diw
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FISK 81 HATCH.

BANKERS AND DEALERS IN aovrRN.
MENT SECURITIES,
FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE c. p. R. r. co.
No. 8 Nassau Street, New York.
Oct 3l-eS2m noyfs
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BltE WSTER, SWEET DC co.
SPECIAL AGENTS,
40 State street., Bssssa.
w All descriptions of Gevernment securs
tees Bought, sold or Exchanges, at on, o.
nee and by Mail and Telegraph, ut Market
Rates.
~ Accounts OF Banks, Bankers, and
others received and favorable arrangements mads tor
desirable accounts
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JUDICIAL.

The Richmond Circuit Court to-day gave
Judgment against the city for $15 900 wor h OF
whis6ey, which was destroyed by order Of the
CITY Council on the night of the rebel evacua-
tion in 1885 About 5000 barrels were destroy
ed that night, for all of which the city will
have 10 pay.
DAILY NEW NATION TO BE DISCONTINUED.
The Daily New Nation, Republican paper
in this city, announces that sowing to the un
exampled prescription 1t will not be published
agaiu."
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ITALY,

FLORENCE, Nov. 2S.-Quite 6 serious out.
break had occurred at Bologna and new troub
les were feared The disturbance originated
through the refusal of the Peasants TO pay
their taxes. Two persons have been killed and
seven badly wounded.
Dispatches have been received that Noun
Etna, in Sicily, is in a state of eruption,
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-28
November

Is- To the exclusion Of ayast amount
OF valuable matter, we give the speech Of
General Grant at st. Louis on the night
OF the 9th. Contemplate the profound
originality oft: Gentlemen and fellow
citizens ofSt Louis can scarcclcy find
words to thank you for this very hearty
ana very warm reception. 1t is peculiar
~ gratifying to me to meet so many
friends Of St Louis and St Louis Coun-
ty where | have resided longer than at
any other one place since l have been a
man grown, and where have interests,
and may again become a resident at some
future day Loud cheers. Thanking
YOU again, will bid you good night -
Cheers. lie will be permitted to take
up his residence there Immediately after
the election.
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-28
From the Chicago Western Hslrs'.
The Jsws-How They are slandered by
the Radicals


The majority Of the Radical organs of
our country are trying TO explain Grant s
order 20 rs TO make It palatahle to the
lsrsclltcs The 10000 Republican votes
cast by the Jews since 500, is almost too
heavy loss for the party in power to
sustain al the present time, and we can
rely on the Radicals using every means
in their power to prevent it,
Some of their organs, however, having
less brains than others, occasionally let
the work fall, and thereby place those
whom they wish to deceive on their
guard thus a Radical paper in Indiana
publishes the sentiment Of its party in the
following paragraph
THE Jews are all Democrats, anyhow
We never heard of u Jewish soldier dur
ing the war on either side. They did
no, care an itinerant tinkcr's cusS how
the war terminated. Their object was to
make money out of 1t. They formed
mainly the myrads Of army vulturcs that
preyed constantly and mcrcilcssly on the
poor, half naked, hungry soldiers For
every Republican jew that, by the sort
of reasoning adopted by the Courier and
other similar journals, are induced against
Grant, dozen decent, honest Christian
white men will vote for him. Let the
good work go on"
The writer of the above is guilty of di
rect falsehood, for there were 10000
Jewish soldiers in the Federal armies,
and some 10000, or over in the Confede-
rate But the party this yagsbond scrib-
bier represents is famous for miSrepre-
sentiOn, and we can not altogether won
der at seeing the above falschood pub
hshed
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SYMpArHY.--Pat's idea of sympathy was

SYMPATHY.--Pat's idea of sympathy was
good one, He had long been trying to
get Bridget to give him parting kiss.
Finally, as last resort he turned away,
saying Good-by, Bidd Sure and yc
haven't any sympathy for me at all, atall 7
sympathy, is it? And what dye
name by sympathy for that, Patrick y
Come here, Bddy, and III be after
telling ye. When love We so that I'd
like to bite piece right out ofyour swate
check, and yc feels as if ye'd like to have
me do so--that's sympathy, be jabers ~
"Ah, Patrick !you know my weakness
Take a piece; but be sure and lave it so
that ye can take it again when ye come" "
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Re- Hon. John A. Matson, formerly a

rg- Hon John A. Matson, formerly a
Wing candidate for Governor Of Indiana
in opposition to Joseph A. Wright, and
latterly Radical Republican, has in II
public speech ANNOUNCED his intention
to support seymour and Blair as the only
way of restoring peace to the country;
and W l.. Lancaster, Esq, a prominent
lawyer in Shelbyville, Indiana, and until
lately a Republican, follows suit.
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LU NJ 3 z z

Van Buren, Agricultural Works.
NIlE Van Buren, Agricultural Works are
L now prepared to tll bills for all kinds
and descriptions OF LUMBER at their
Steam Saw Mill, Orders lett at the Olicc, or
addressed to"Nm Buren, Agricultural
Works viii receive prompt attention.
....... HAlMAN Il SCOTT,
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Eg- The Mavsville Eagle says the

Es- The Maysville Eag'e says the even.
crablc Pcyton Key, Of Washington, Oh
the 81 inst, votsd the entire Democratic
ticket. 1t was the first time he had ever
voted for a man calling himself Demo
crat, during a life of more than ninety
years. declaring that Radical misrule
could no longer be endured r.
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This line will rnn the following boats dur
ing low water, and in acc6rGance with the
following schedule, viz: ...#"r..| ...
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v Information Wanted of one L, S.
Grant, or U. H. Grant, or, as he also calls
himself II. U. Grant, who left Washing
ton fortnight since. He stated to his
friends that he was going West to see a
man" No man out West has seen him,
and it is feared that he has been gobbled
up by the police. Any intelligence con.
cerning his whereabouts will be thank
fully received by his bereaved party.-N.
Y. World. 1911 t..
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-28
State Election.

The following State elections are yet to
The Van Buren press., 1868-08-28

EF Domestic Economy--To rich wild
ows Husband your resources.
rg- Grant having been in the tanning
business for so long, his mouth is SO
puckcred that he cannot make Il speech,
rE Out of four hundred and fifty sol.
diers stationed at Sacketts Ilarbor, only
nine are in favor Of Grant for President.
ETA shoe black" Improve each
shining hour .. .t''''''
At Berlin, Prussia, lately, woman
scventy-,wo years Of age gave birth to q
child.
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N e w 70 RK

.... REFER TO- ...lf FL. ...f
n. Y. Nat Exchange Bank, New York,
lsett Herr 4 Co., Bankers, -
Merchants Nat. Bank, Little Rock, Ar,
National Bank, Fort Smith,
National Bank, Lawrence, Kansas, ....
GAYLORD, Leaven worth 4 % Bankers st Louis
Messrs Bradford, Weis& Co,
."#3 Buckley, Sheldon 90, "a
We beg leave 10 iniorm the public that we are
engaged in the Commission Business in this city,
and will be happy to attend to any business en-
trusted TO our care. We are prepared to receive no
consignment. ottda, IooL Flour, Beef. Pork,
Hides, Frs, PeltrieS, or any kinds oi Produce r
Merchandise, and make liberal advances on the
same. ... t.. . .....
Business faithfully attended t, and remittanees
promptly made .......,. Do ..rs-.h .....
We are also prepared to purchase Dry Goods.
Groceries, and all kinds Of Merchan disc at the
lowest market prices. and toinsuriug aad shipping
the same by the most reliable companies.
We specially solicit your custom. .
PERRY FULLER 4 co.
Nov 81, '66. ... ...t .-s.
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Wanted --- Saw Logs.
AT rIlL
Van Buren, Agricultural Works.

TNlE Van Buren, Agricultural Works want
an unlimited number of saw stocks.
They will contract foraDy quantity delivered
AZ the river bank IN rafts.or delivered by wag-
on at their Steam Saw Mill, upper end of the
City Wharf. Stocks Of any Kind of Lumber,
such as Pine, Cedar, Oak, Cherry, Walnut,
Gum, Cottonwood, &c, wanted, Persons
wishing to contract viii address " Van Buren,
Agricultural Works, or apply In person at
the Office of the works
UAlM\N & SCOTT.
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TO CoNsUhPTfvES.

THE Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
Gree Of eharge) 10 ell who dsse il. the prsscsip.
ton with directions Tor making end rsns the simps
remedy By which ha was cured OF . lung sncs,su,
and tina. dread disea,e consumpiion. His only OIL
Get . 70 benefit The afflicted, and he hopes every ,uL
srsr will Try his prescription. o. il will rsn ,sm
nothing. and may prove blessing. Please address
Rrv. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. i65 80. End 81, Willism sbufr, n. York.
Msy7. @#@T @ / ''S7 s7-I,m
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10! for the Oyster Season !--ls67

TUE sssssfibsf would respectfully inform his Cor.
sa patrons and tho public rensrsliy, that he
As nsds rsmplsIs arrangements 70 recsive both
rr~ss snd Picked OYSTERS regularly. from The
-, Oyster houses .in Noslk. and rusrantss, th,t
asi the Oys.sfs from this establishment. both fresh
sst Pistss. will no. be sIssiIes BY .ny lh.. can Be-
hr~sshl 10 This market.
Hs has alec f.isd up his cutting rsom expressly
fr seeking Up eyss~ In sii The best styles, snd he
6ssIsrs himself that, aftsf twenty years srpsrsnce
be will be ssls 10 give ssnsrsi satisfaction 10 III Who
nay b ssposd 10 ps.fonirs bis house. Oysters can
- had Of oil times. both night and day. he returns
hs snssts hsnks 10 bis friends for their liberal ps.
swsssgs lsasssssn, and ussls ihsi be may merit
sssusnss oflhsir psttsssss for he ssss.n Of 1867
q FsniIiss will 10 supplied on The nee liberal
n. r. PLgAsAEIs.
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INFORMATION.

INFORMATION guaranteed to produce luIsri.
ant growth Of hat upon bald dad or beaidess
hse slse recipe isr The movsl Of Pimplts Bo,cA.
-, Erup.ions, DC, on the skin, leaving The same so--
clear and beautiful, can be sbisinej wi,h0s, charges
BY addressing
s*~ THOs. r. CHAPMAN. Chemist,
s2s Broadway, New York,
September 10. os-