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Pc ssengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Maryland, for Bltmore-E Arch.
or and wife, Miss McMunp, Mrs " Kno1, child
and servant, Chaplin, and two on deck
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort Rdisto,
&o-S L Harris, A Dunlap and ,Wfe, W Kreseel
and wife, Davenport Mrs W n Hsrriscn, Ars B
Wood, Vim Gregg, Jpo Chadwick, v Mfteu, p
Gsdsden Hasell jas whaley, r 4 Beckett, and nine
ON deck. -
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sr.vvopnv111s PUTNAM COUNTY Oct. 1. 1867.

SrANFoRpv1LLE, PUTNAM COUNTY, Oct. l, 1857.
DIR. o. S. Proph,tt-Dear sir.lhi' Is to eerniy t
"a re and / hay. never failed 10 cure the Ague In
sir Gle instance with them. They always break the
cbiIs the first day that they are given can recon-.
mend them as being the aest asue medclne tnal
Ipg them as Quiniue &c. -.,v,,n,,oor
Yours respectlully a. MEolbhOOn'
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CONVICTION, Ga, July Q, 1857;

CONVICTION, GA.J suIy % IoUF:
DR.. hophit-Having used your Liver Medcine
for more ihap year In my family, cheerfuliy re-
commend n TO all persons suffering from Liver az
fecllons, Dyspepsia or Indigestion In any form.
also recommend your Dysentery Cordial as the pest
remedy tor that disease U. 1. hodEnS'
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yu,HE EXCELLENT REMEDIES OF o. 8. PRO.
PHITT, II. D., need no recommendatlo1-
their we'll known power in removing the diseases Pc
culiar to our Southern climate having already estab-
lished for them an e7viable reputation IN Georgia
and the adjoining states. As the majority OF persons
living i'd the South are predspo ed TO disease OF the
most Of the pains and aches OF our people are due
to org ,nic or functional arrangement OF that impor-
tsnt organ. Prophitt's Liver Medicine and Anti.
Bilious Pills strike directly at the root OF the evil
They cure the Liver which In nine cases out OF en-,
is at the bottom Of the Coughs. Dyspepsts, Colo,
Sick Headache. Rheumatism, Constipation, Men.
strual Obstructicns &C., SO common among our
people Earache, Toothache, Acute Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and bodily pains OF every Kind nee before
PROPHlTT'S PAIN KILL 1T
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The New York Rico Market.
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Wetnes

The New York. Rico Market.
The New York Journal Of Commerce Of wednes.
day, June 2, saya:
The market ia dull for all kinds. OF Carolina there
IA pood stock here, und q moderate quantity com
ing forward In small lots; the dealers do not show
confidence in the market. and are taking tucn par
cels as they can dispose OF at once; we quote az
sa9hc. Bangoon 10 dull and nearly nominal NEE nee
Skc, gold, for lois In bond. The stock on hand TO-
day is 32I8 tierces Carolina and 20,640 bags Ran
ooon, against 1852 tierces Carolina ard 37OL bags
Ranpoon at the same time last year.
Nashville Cotton Market.
NASHVILLE, June 1-CorroN.-At the end OF the
week just closed the marset shows all improved
condition. and to-day there Ia an adVat &c OF iaiy
nc on fine grades. The dispatches today nole az
advance of "a In Liverpool, aud nc in New YORK
Our market closes very firm IS follows: Ordinary 2li
NH; good ordidary 2la24h; low middling 26ks
NASHVILLE COTTON srATKMENT.
Stock ON hand September !, 1858.
Received to-day. oz2 m nor
Received prevtously ..ooVoo-o''Voo
Total !: ;.......'.'..'......''ia;ii -: IN o'.so
shipped previously ,796-4129!SS
s.oe. on hand ,2i1
CoRN.-Ihe demand is FAR greater than the supply
And nOIWltpHH4uV&uk kuat WI ee@ASNo
every effort to accommodate their sussomers. ts
fnd that orders are accamu' sting. The shlpma
to-day amounted 70 only 1s0o bushels at 80 and
sacked and In depot ,o
OATs.-We heard OF sales to-day OF Zoo ousne''
loose at 75c. a,.,,,
WarIE-The only transaction In wheat during
the week was the sale Of crop tor early delivery
OF 81 ~. .-.
Interior Cotton Markets.
YoRKvILLE, June 2.-cotton nominal at 24hc
for good middliDg.
CHESTER, June 1.-Nothins doing 10 this mar
ket: accounts from New York exhibit more nrmuess,
and middlings here to-day would commlnd 70 70
25xc.
SUMTER. June 2-There hare been about 10 balt
sold durtYf the week endiMg tne ID II st. We quoe;
Ordinary. 23H; good ordinary. 2&h; low mladline'
25; middlng. 26H; stri middhng, 26Ac.
MACON, June The demand to-day was good
and sales were euected the basis OF 2da26hc foE
middlings; receipts to-day 2S bales; shipments y
hales: sales "a bales; stock on hand 1l70 bales.
CHARLOTTE, May 81 I'm consequence OF IN
busy season among farmers, trade was rather du
last week, except what was done In the vho'esaI
line to country merchants. During the week
bales cotton were sold at AN to 2oHc-marXe
frm.
COLUMBUS. June 1.-Middlngs are reladvel!
much higher than lower grades. They closed drn
Yesterday at 26%c. and few ssles were enee'
ed at that figure. We do not beneVea iot coai
have been bought at that price Low -D1dohnsl
25ka25Lc Deere g. In stock. 1t Is. tnouanI VI
keep prices un. Warehouse sales 13S Dlles; re
ceipts bales; sh pm nts 15S bales.
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THE ASTONISHING
DISINF ECT A N T.

THE ASTONISHING
DISIN F &c II A N T.
EMORY COLLEGE, OxFoRD Ga. December 2s 1858.
Prof. DARBY. Dear Sir-havipg not been en-
gagged for many years In the active duties OF the
Medical profession. am only superfcialy acquant.
ed with the CLAIMS ef your Prophylactlc Fluid. Dut
am we'll acquainted with Its chemical elements.
While therefore, / cannot speak e1perimenally OF
the value OF the compound yet the dlsniectng ana
tbersueutic properties of the agents employed In It's
compoeltion, together with the well known reputa-
tion II its discoverer chemist authorize me to
regard its merits as Of high order on the whole IT
must be considered as valuable contribution 10 the
class Of articles to which 1t belcngs.
These views may add, are sustained by the test,
mopy OF many competent judges, who have tested
it's properties Believe me, dear sir.
Yours, respectfully.
a. MEANS, II. D., LII. d.
CURES BURNS, WOUNDS, sTINGS, &c.
ALABAMA INsANE HospITkL,
TUSCALOOSA, December "a, 1858.
Messrs. JOHN DARBY & Co., No. l6o Winiam-street'
Gsutlemen-I received your circulars Of the 10th
instant asking an expression OF opinion from me as
to the merits OF your Prophylactic FLUID. The pre-
paraton has been 30 generally used by the proles'
sion and public at large and 30 universally esteem-
ed that 1t seems 10 mo to need no further recon-
mendation.
Ae disinfectant and remedial agent too. when in
dlcatsd 1t is not e1ce BY any similar
We use permeanganic preparations very extensively
in this hospital, and could not do without them l
consider yours the best and most elegant prepare
ton OF the kind manufactured.
Respectfully yours, &c,
2. BRIcE. NJ. D.,
sup't and Physician Alabama Insane Hospital.
DOwIE g. NOISE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
NAV as tuths3mos AGENTS for South Carolina.
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A. WESTBRooK.
PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September %, 1868.

PUTNAM COUNTY. GA. September %, 1853.
Dr. O. s. ProphH sill have useo ior Tue Jus. lass
,yo vcars in INV family YOU Liver Medicine, your
n Pain Xii It, and yon Female Topic, aud have no
ea in saying that they the best medicines nave
e, or used for the Liver ana stomach Neura 9 ano
evcrv KIND are subdued by them. After using the
medicines SO long. cheertully recommend them 70
apy and every one and all that are afflicted as me
best and safest remedies for all tue diseases 1or
which thy are recommended. &c.
Yours respectfully, JAMES Whl"hi'
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@ariut Nfms.

Port of Charleston. June 3.
''''' PORT CALENDAR.
7HA Es OF THi, ,hooN. g
Last ouarter, I'd, hours, minute, morning. -
New Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 4S minutes evening.
First Quarter. 18th. hours. minutes, evening.
Full Moon. 2sd, hours. 10 minutes. morning.
! ..s y. ,ers .--. '7' .. sc: ss:: VIE. =ss
a Mondav--I In IL Morn. 11..65
1iTnesdav III 7.1 12.. 6 u. .66
oWednes5avl l.6 7..2 1880 lao
SThursday... 4..5S T.. ILL 2..Zs
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DR. PROPHITT's FEM ALE ToNlc.
This Medicine, With its associates, Is sale 1nu wv,
oo,in rernndv tor all curlble diseases TO winch Fee
males alone ars liable. II is also 40 excellent pre-
yentatige of Nervous Bliaoness or Neryou, S.. Us-
easrs in either male or le ale It Is poWeriu Nec.
vine Tonic setting up full and free crtuauop
Ii NJ the ABOVE Medicines sold by Druggists ano
Merchants generally throughout the southwest"
ED. 8. BURNHAM,
Wholesale aud Retail Agent,
No. 421 Kipg.street, tnear Calhoun,)
Charleston, S. G.
.rrI, n stuth6mos Covlneton. Ga.
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CURES BURNS, WOUNDS, sT1NGs. &c,

May as tuths3mos AGENTS for South Carolina.
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sIBYL HUNTINGDON, q novel. BY Mrs.
Julia q. Dorr. New York: @. w. Oarle-

Julia q. Dorr. New York: q. W. Garlic
We have been more than ordinarily
pleased in the perusal Of this book. The
story moves quietly on. without any
attempt q sensational effect, yet with
a. continnslly growing intsrest TO
the end. Tho scsne,. with the exception
Of little episode in Virginia, lies in YER
mont, and the author pictures we'll New
England home. in which piety and intel
ligenee are linked to q lot Of necessary i'm
dustry, and where character comes out -
the product OF years of struggle and suf-
fering in Gods school of discipline. The
style is unpretentious but not devoid Of
power and the sentiments are those OF
genuine religion, yet without attempt to
preach. Piety is simply allowed to live
out its own beauty. The various char
actere introduced are admirably drawn.
The sad, care-worn, high-principled
father, the weak and petnlant mother,
the pure, patient and trusting Ruth, the
eager, ambitious, oft baffied, much tried,
but finally victorious Sibyl, the attrac-
tive but aimless Tremaine, the dear
old grandmother with her touching delu-
sion about pilgrimage to Jerusalem,
Lysander Moore with his coarse presump-
ton and heartless yillainy, the generous,
wealthy, yet ever active and efficient
Halsey-all present portraits which the
reader will long remember. There are
several passages in the story OF thrilling
interest, such as the slave tragedy of Joe
and Violet, the night return of Sibyl, with
the unexpected discovery of her fathers
death, and the sacramental scene in the
house at the bedside of Ruth. We shall
be glad to hear of the wide circulation of
40 healthful book.-IHe Adgance
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER"

DERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER"
Is The most popular remedy extant.
THE PAIN KILLER is equally applicable
l. and eiiicaciors TO Young or old
THE pAlN-kILLER Is both an internal and
External Remedy.
THE PAIN KILLER should be used at the
L fret manifestation of Cold or Cough.
THE PAIN KILLER - good for sprains and
L Bruises. Try it.
THE PAIN KILLER cures The Toothache.
1NHE PAIN KILLER is u favorite with all
l. classes.
THE PAIN KILLER will cure Chiiblains.
THE PAIN KILLER will cure Cholera Nor
L bus.
THE PAIN KILLER will cure d, spepsia.
THE PAIN-KILLER is the Great Family
= Medicine IF the Age.
THE PAIN KILLER will cure Painters
Cholic
THE PAIN KILLER is good Tor scalds and
Burns.
THE PAIN KILLER gives Universal Salts
faction.
THE PAIN KILLER il almost certain cure
for Cholera, and has, without doubt, been
more successful in curing this terrible disease,
than any other known remedy, or even the most
Eminent or Eklful Physicians In India, Africa
and China, where this dreadful disease il ever
more or less prevalent, the Pain-Kiiler 10 consi-
dered, by the natives, well as by the European
residents in those climates, A SURE REMEDY
THE PAIN-KILLER is sold by all Druggists
1 and Dealers in Family Medicines.
- n0v6d&w4w
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sanger was dispatcksd TO this city for DR..
Rosenk, who repaired = the soeue and
rendered such snrgioal aid Is was posi-
bio under the circumstances. BE found
the poor woman in critical condition.
She was alive, but very weak from loss
Of blood. From fifteen to twenty shot
had, entered her side, and number of
them, DR.. Rosenk thinks, had penetrated
the intestines, and must inevitably pro-
duce death. She was very reticent re-
garding how she came to be in the out
house at that hour in tn night, but ex-
onerates her husband from any wilful
intention to murder her. It is not prob
able that all the particulars of this I'M
happy affair will ever be known.
The above statements are CLEANED from
the stories of both husband and wife, but
on the part of both there is an evident
desire to conceal something. What makes
the affair still more horrible is the fact
that the unhappy wife Was about to give
birth to another child.
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Two HUNDRED MILE RACE-TIME,
HOURS So MINUTEs AND As SECONDS.
Yesterday large numbers of people Wis
tied Bay View Park, to witness the two
hundred mile race between VIM. Walsh
and Mel Mowry. for stake of $1,000 q
side and champ onship gold medal pre-
scented by Mr.. Silas Seleck, the proprietor.
According to the terms of the race, each
man was to be allowed twenty horses,
with five in reserve. At an early hour
the contestan Is presented themselves. and
the horses pr divided for each were exam
ined. The iders started soon after nine
o'clock, and mp toAsAe completion of the
fortieth mile the chances seemed about
even. At sihis point Walsh, in changing
hcrsss, fell, and was SO badly injured as to
cArse delay Of some two minutes. Dur
ing the early part Of tho race. Walsh was
aeoiaaaly the favorite, but Mowry, who
aad been saving his stock, soon made mp
the difference, and calamity won the race
and the title Of champion rider for long
dista noes. Tha following was the time
mnde Nowry, 8 hours, IS minutes and
81 - ~ds; Walsh, hours and 10 So
onda The best time for one mile made
dnriar u - race was By Wa.h, in mis-
r. ond i q yconds Francisco Ara,
Oh, 50.
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This is admitted to be the fact by the thousand
tian Liniment. 1t has been introduced sinc'
1917 and no one once trying IL IL ever withou
it. 1t Will positively cure the undermentionet
complaints, II used as directed:
Chronic rheumatism, sore throat, headache
toothache sprains, bruises, old sores, swellings
mosquito bites, and pains in the back, chest, OIL
limbs. ALSO taken internally, Tor cholera, disr
rhGa, dysen'ery, Group, collie, sea sickness
spasms, ac. 1t is perfectly harmless to take in
t-rnaly. lSee oath accompanying each bottle.
IL has never failed to cure every OF diarrhGa
dysent-ry, and Group, ii used when first taken
Always have a bottle in the house in readiness
and you will never regret 1t.
Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold By tn
Druggists and storekeers, throughout the UIlite'
States. Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
oct5d6wlm
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From the st. Paul Mimi Pioneer, Nov. e.
jealousy and IL UNA Wife Shot BY
Her Husband.

A terrible occurrence took place iii Da-
kota county yesterday morning, between
two and three o'clock, which in all proba-
bility will result in the death of wife
and her unborn babe, at the hands of her
husband. The particulars which led to
this unnatural and terrible crime are as
follows:
About four miles from West 81 Paul,
on the Pennington road, II German by tie
name of Joseph Nusser has lived, with his
family, for the past twelve years. To all
appearances this man and wife lived hap
PLY together until within the past year or
two. Four children were born to them
Living near them was neighbor who
had the misfortune to lose his wife some
two or three ~ears ago. lie was fire.
ouent visitor at Nusser's house, where,
until recently, he was always welcome.
This intimacy continued until few
weeks back, when Nussers suspicious be-
came aroused that all was not right. His
neighbor whose name we were unable 10
learn frequented Nusser's house at unreal
sonable hours and once or twice Nusser
discovered him in the house under very
suspicious circumstances and he ordered
him away and forbade his further visits
On Friday night last Nusser hearing a
noise in the cellar of his house proceeded
to investigate, when he found his peril
nacious neighbor concealed there. He as
once ordered him out and ran for his gun
| to shoot him, but before he could get end
load it the man had gone.
On Sunday Nusser left his home a. !,
was gone until in the evening, wher h
returned somewhat under the infiue oce :
liquor. He threw himself upon no be
and went to sleep. He awoke betwss
two and three o'clock YESTERDAY morn;np
His wife was not in bed, am HEARING
suspicious noise in the ad' coming room
which was q sort Of out-ki, chen and f;ra,
by the demon of jealous .. he seized m
gun which he had aided on Fr;aav
thinking he would Brighten the partie
whoever they were BY firing at thep
through the door .etween the two room,
The gum was hes gily loaded. and it's ais
charge was folio we'd by scream whicl
he recognized rs that Of his wife. Open
ing the door and striking q light, ter
rible sight met his eyes. His wife la,
upon the floor drenched in blood and an
parantly ifelsss. The entire charge ha,
passed through the door and entered he
tanl1 side.
The children, frightened ut the shot
rushed ont. and sadder picture canno
be imagined than that presented in tina
out-kitohen on that fatal morning. Tn,
wife and mother weltering In blood upou
tho floor, tho horror-strioken HUSBAND
gazing with stony eyes upon his deal
and the terrified children lookiI,r
with blank terror from ono to the otAsr
not moving what It all meant. Linana
his bleeding, sensalsss and, q In 80
posed, dead wife from the foor, he placed
her upon the bsd and leaving the hore1
IN the care Of tho children, hs souehf
ndghborIs house cd told LII hnrihle
sorry and bsaought anistaasA q -.
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\ DlALOGU r..
MIR. smith do you U.s. Gas
Mr. RroVgn-No-

MIR. smith-Do you U.s. Gas
Mr.. Brown-No.
Mrs Smith, have become about diSgusted
with the oil and chimneys we get nov dsys.-
halt 4 dozen chiInpeys don't last any time. they
will fairly break standing still. and she oil We
get is disgusting
Mrs Brown-We have no trouble with chin
neys breaking, OF With oil, since We commenced
buying OF Frapcis Fem 4 Go. They have the
best oil 1 ever saw, and their new chimneTs will
not brs ak, and they give twice the light the old
kind id and they only cost IS cents piece.
Mrs. Smith have heard before that they
kept tie best oil, but dad not know there was any
difference in chirnne!s.
Mrs Brown-There - 4 great difference in
ehipuey-. There Is one kind that is moulded
and another Kind that IS blown, that are moi
worth airy thing for actual use. You try one Of
their nev chimneys and you will never buy any
other.
/ Srs smith am much obliged to sou, / Siil
60 and get some Il th-ir ehimusys and oil. and
try them this very Say
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GEORGE PEABoDY.--The death of this
distint uished merchant and philanthIo-
pist occurred in London, on the fourth
inst. We do not know of the instance of
a nan in all history who has attained a
world wide celebrity and honor like his.
Cresns, the Rothschilds and the Astors
were distinguished for what they aceu-
mulated. This man was famous for what
he gave away. The former were known
for the swollen Golfers of their selfishness.
The latter for the refreshing streams
which flowed from the fountain of his
generosity The amount of his public
benefactions reached the immense sum OF
seven millions. His private gifts were on
a corresponding scale. He first gave
nearly two millions of dollars TO build
model houses for the industrious poor oil
London, SO that they could have rent
within their means. The rents were to
be used forever for the purpose to which
the originl sum was applied. 1t thus
becomes a reproductive mercy, and in the
course Of hundred years the fund and
the revenue derived from it, it was
reckoned by the princely donor, would
provide houses for the poor Of London
The next gift of equal and greater amount
was made to promote education in the
Southern States For this purpose he
gave an amount equal to two millions and
eight hundred thousand dollars Its in
come is to be forever devoted to the support
of educational institutions at the South
The gift sprang from the warmest love Of
his country, and it was made with the
prayer that "God would grant to hi
native land future IS happy and noble in
the intelligence and virtue of its citizens a.
It will be glorious in unexampled power
and prosperity" Besides these, many
towns and cities were provided with
churches or libraries, and many college,
were furnished with endowments, and
many needy suppliants were blessed BY
his fres-handed liberality. Not faint o.
selfishness sullied this marvellous distri
button Of wealth no impeaohment OF hi
motives was possible even II human snvy
aspired TO detract from thsm. No on
could doubt that the disposition b made
Of his property while yet alive, was will
the wisest and noblsst purposes. He ooa-
sidsrsd AimssH - IL almoase a Haassa'a
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS
REDUCED PRICEsi

w. w. MCCALL, merchant tailne, would an
nounce 70 his patpops that he has permanently To-
Gated In the nsw building On MeFchantS Bow, OPP
posise the depot, ssecssd By htm expse.iy for the
Transaction OF his busness, where he u prepared
70 attend 70 the wants Of the pabaie Tor anything
in his line.
embracing Doaskins, Rroadoloths, 1eavers, Tn
cots, Ca.simeres, &C., &C., from the best foreign
and domestic manufacturers, nom which am
prepared to make the latest and Dest taAhaooaoas
1--WE Of gsrmeuts at the shortest possible notice.
~The latest and NEST fashisaabae styles On
hand and emf 70 oed0.
~0oods and gxmsnts sold ct the lowest Nv
ing rates and perfect 6tD guaranteed
- Cali and look oyer thenev stock and estab-
lishment. W. W. AcCALL.
Rutland. March II. lo6o. naxl7d0
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81 Ca.arrh can be cured by the use Of Aliens
Congress Bitters, even II its form be chronic The
Rocky Mountain root "Karragsnah," combined
with fifteen other roots herbs and barks from the
ingredients Of these bitters. These bitters will
make diseased blood healthy, (see Buf. Med.
Journal of lsisj. II blood is healthy catarrh
cannot exist. Try the bitters. Sold at all drug
stores. Manufactured by William Allen, at Fort
Edward, NY. oetl2dlm
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ONLY ONE

Hair Dye has been proved poisonless. Professor
Chiffon, whose reputation an analytical chem
ist gives his statements the weight Of authority,
announces that
CRISTADoRo'5 EXCELSIOR DYE
has been subjected 70 the proper tests IN his Ia
boratory, and that the results show it to be
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
as well as admirably adopted TO the purpose Tor
which it is designed. This is important, as the
public has just been warned, by two leading
;ientiHc organs, against thirty deadly dyes now
be tore the public.
CRISTADoROS HAIR PEEsERVATIVE a.
DRESSING, acts like a charm on the hair after
Dyei7g. Try it. octlldSwlm