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TslNG THA--Black Dragon Chou !

TSlNG TEA--Black Dragon Chop!
Natural Leat, perfectly pure Using signifies pure)
Prepared rithoat any coloring foreign substance
Cured on Porcelain mot copperl ocer a slo,o fire.
Delightful Jlaror, exceedingly poace.tt and strong.
Combines all the healthy virtues Of the TeapIant.
Mandarins and higher class Of natves use no other.
Thisceebrated Tea was first introduced hore by the
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY, in May 1868, when the
limited quantity imported was rapidly sold at the
high price OF s 80 pound. 1t met with such un-
qualified approval. and the demand for it from all
sections was SO great, that the Company at once
made arrangements to procure larger supply, upon
more favorable terms, for the future and they have
just received the fist invoice for this year, which
will be sold at the low price of $t.10 ponnd, at
which tbut little hafwhat it cost year ago
1t is the cheapest Tea known; and the company feel
that they cannot too highly recommend it to all who
drink Tea, possesses the flavor and strength,
and the soothing, invgorating properties OF both
Black and Green, without any injurious quality; be-
ing chemically pure and free from colorlng matter
any foreign mixture, it will suit the taste and
please all who love Tea.
This tea is put up neatly in pound parcels SO lbs.
in chest, with the price printed on each pack
age The wholesale price by the chest is 81. pound,
and orders from Traders, HOtel-Keepers, peddlers
clubs or Families, for chests OF Sc pounds or more,
will be filled at the colesate price Parties living
in towns where we have agents can always get this
Tea from them.
Like all other goods sold by the Oriental Tea COM
pany this Tea is warranted to give entire satisiac-
ton; and parties ordering do SO with the full
assurance that if the whole any part fails to suit
it may be returned at our expense, and we will re-
fund The money.
SPECIAL NOTTCE-As matter of convenience
to the public we are arranging with Apothecaries
and other merchants all the country, to act
Agents for selling Teas and Coffees in their local.
'ty, at our warehouse prices. Our profits small,
but sce gire over our.shs Of them TO Agsats
mission We want an Agent in every town in the
Union and will send full particulars, terms, price,
lists, Sc upon application by mail from Traders de-
string it. Address
ORIENTAL TEA COMPANY,
may11dt4w Boston, Mass.
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For Sale.
n Very desirable Brick House, situated at No 72
"A Free st. Also the Furniture in said house. To
any one wishing to purchase, very rare bargain
will be given. The house and furniture will be Oh
tered together or separately.
For further information inquire at No. 81 CONNER
cIal st. apr17dtf
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SUNDAY NIGHT LINE.
Norfolk and Baltimore Steamship Linz

Norfolk and Baltimore Steamship Line.
Steamships of this Line sail from end
S of Central Wharf, Boston, EverB Fire
SIE9k2 Dogs,at o'clock ss. n, for NOrf0ik and
.'George AppoId," Capt. Solomon Hores.
s.William laurence Capt. Wna A. HaIlett.
"Wiliam Keanedy" Capt. i 3 q; Parker, Jr.
Freight forwarded from Norjotk to Petersburg and
Richmond, by river rail and by the "a. & Tenn.
banaa and Georgia; and over the SeaboaTd and ROD
noke r. r to all points in North and South Carolina
by the Bait. 3 Ohio q. 4. to Washington and all
Through rates given 10 South and West.
Fine Passenger acc0 C odati0ns.
Fare including Berth and Meals to Norfolk, $3.50;
For further Information apply to
mas4dsm 53 Central 'Wiarf, Boston.
TM Il BRITISH a. NORTH
@ AMEkIQAN N Ss ~ ROY @ Il I'M MAILsTEAM "a M,
zLIVERPOOL, calling at Cork Harbor.
SAILING EVERY WEDNESDAY.
eHsAi MAY - SsAa0oA sa0A grne gnS
RUSSIA, June cUBA, june june 2S 2
Chief Cabin Passage. ..................$130l gold
Cabin Passage to Paris $145, gold.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountable
for Specie yaluables, unless bills of Lading having
the value expressed are signed therefor For passage
apply to CHARLES G. FRANCKLYN,
CUSAR ID LINK Sailing every Thursday from
NY.
ALEPPO, May 20 MALTA, June
SAMARIA, May 27 TRIPOLI, ,saturdayJune5
KEDAR,Saturday Maya TARlFA, June 10
cabin fassage,. $50 gold
Steerage fassage, $50 currency
These steamers sail from Liverpool every Tuesday,
bringing freight and passengers direct to Boston.
Steerage passage rom Liverpool or Que eenstown
S37 currency.
For freight and cabin passage Apply to CHARLES
G. FRANCKLYN. 103 State ST. uO20eOd 1v
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For Sale at a Great Bargain.

49, A first class two storied brick house, in the
@ western part of the city, in pleasant locality,
III and an excellent neighborhood. Terms liberal.
Inquire OF JOHN G. PROCTER,
mag15-eod3w SO Exchange st.
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Wanted -- a gents
FOR PROF. PARSONS
LAWS OF BUSINESS,

Jysth fauL directions and Forms for all IrdnSdc-
tioaas, in ererg State in the Union.
BY THEOPHELUS PARSONS, LII. I'D. :,
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pt many Law Books. A NEW Book FOR EVERY
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of all the relations of life well as every kind Of
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A correct, economical and safe Counsellor and ad-
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most popular and successful writer of law books in
the country. WORTH TEN TIMES the PRICE ASKED
FOR 1T. ErctusiUe territory and no compefitioa.-
Send tor descriptive circular. Address
aaf ). 9. SCRANTON a. GO,
may 10d&w1m Hartford, Cf
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AHouse and Store for $500.

"A HOuSC etIHU q 5UUI . IOI PIOOOs
49, A 1-2 stored house. containing six finish
E::; ed rooms, with lot 5Oxs3 feet, an abundance OF
EEH!sssl good water. Upon the premises is small
Store suitable tor grocery. The whole property
can be had for $500, if sold Immediately.
ppy to w. H. JERRIS, Real Estate Agent,
may2ld1w* Under Lancaster Hall
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CIX good men to work in Brick Yard at Var
- mouth Apply at the Yard. may2Od1ws
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FOR Sale.

ONE of the New Houses on Congress st. First
OClass.
may19dtf W. II. STEPHENSON.
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OB. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, VINO
need medical adviser, to call at bis rooms, No. IA
Prebe Street, which they vii fnd arranged Tor Their
especial accommodation.
Dr. HIS Eectic Renoyating Medicines are unrival-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating ali
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain of producing relief III a short time.
LADIES will find it invaluable in all cases OF OBJ
structons after all other remedies have been tried In
vain. 1t Is purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious 10 the health, and may be taken
with perfect safety at all times
Sent to any part Of the country with full directions,
by addressing DR.. HUGHES,
lanl. .l865d6W. No. IA Preble Street, Portland.
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CHAPTER v.-pLUM's REPORT.


The young woman parted with the boy at
the head of the alley and he went back. 1
heard 'em agree to go somewhere over the
milldam, and the young woman went off that
way. I followed on foot piece, and then
l stepped up and tapped her on the shoulder
You're wanted up to the p'lice court, young
woman,' says /, 'and I've come to fetch you.
She drawed herself up quite dignifed, beg
ging pardon, sir, and says:
"Me wanted by the p'lice? What for, I'd
like to know"
Something about cribbing stuff from the
man you work for, l b'lieve,' says /, but that
amt no concern of mine. What I've got to
do is to fetch you along to them as is waiting
for you.'"
"Your grammar, Plum, is becoming fearful
A little more pains, if you please" murmur-
ed Mr.. Wainwright.
Giles, sir" humbly replied Plum, allowing
the stiff bristles of the shaving brush to PEN
citrate his masters nostril. $50 PIT her in
to the 'aczney coach, and got in along with
her, and we drove off. The way that little
party went on, sir, was pufeckly lawful
awful, mean, sir, of course. She plead to
Just go back one minute, and tell her brother
what was become of her. She plead to wait
where she was till he came along. She cried
ana she raved, and she fit"
Did what, PLUMP" asked Mr. Wainwright
with curiosity.
Fought, sir, like young tiger. 1t was all
could do to keep her from scratching nv
eyes out"
For the continuation of this remarkable
romance, and other attractive matter. see
FRANK LEsLIE's CHIMNEY CORNER. No.
2o9, ready this morning at all the News
Depots.
The Chimney Corner, by universal con-
sent, is the model of SUPERIOR FAMILY
PAPER. Its attractive and unexceptionabIe
features have long made it welcome guest
in the best households in the country. Ex-
animation will convince all of its value. 1t
is published every Monday. Price 10 cents;
"a per annum.
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Two First Glass Houses for Sale.
Brick HOUSE for Sale
It % R = AL LIE

a L Gorham Village, Cottage House with two
IN story Ell, containing eleven rooms with out
buildings and stable; large garden with fine fruit
House newly painted; wood furnace and cstern.
Enquire 247 Cumberland st., or E. j. JACKSON'S,
South ST., Gorham. JOHN CURTIS.
may6dtf Gorham, Me.
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- A21-2 story Dwelling House, with L, Sta
E5i bic, and Garden. The house fronts the
E2lsl College Green, and was the residence Of the
late Prof. Wm. Smyth. For terms apply to
ROBERT BOWKER, ESQ.
may15dtf Brunswick, Me.
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Tn Tnf

MYTH immediate possession, Store No 80 Com
w mercal street. (Thomas Block) lately occupied
by Morris, Sawyer Il Kicker.
Apply to N. j. MILLER, Atheleum Building,
Plum st. ap2dtf
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NOTICE.

TOMAS H. PERLEY having resigned the agency
81 for the sale of Duck and other goods manuae-
tured by the Westbrook Manufacturing Company,
the unsettled accounts and debts due TO them will
he adjusted by. the Treasurer at No 10 Central
Wharf. RUFUS Il. WOOD, Treas
Portland, January 9Th. 1869.
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CHAPTER II.-cARLY's CRUSADE.


Carly meantime, at once careless and un-
conscious sof the result of her blow, sped
across the street, and up the black and brok-
en- staircases of the opposite house. Arrived
upon the topmost landing, she hesitated for
moment, and then, with an instructive de-
cislon, seized the latch of one outof the many
doors, and lifted it. The door was fast with
in, and Carly's peremptory knock brought no
response. Holding the latch in one hand
the girl withdrew her 1.-the form step, and
bounded forward with the resistless charge Of
panther. The bolt few from the rotten
casing, the door swung open, and Carly, car
ried forward by her own momentum, reeled
into the middle OF the room. 1t was empty,
but door at the further end lay open, and
hardly pausing to recover her balance, Carly
rushed through it. A strange and terrible
sight awaited her.
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STORY

" the popular New England writer,
MRS. JANE G. AUSTIN.
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House for s ale.

49, A one and half storied house, located with
M9: in three minutes walk of City Hall, containing
$ssl. eleven rooms; convenient tor two fami-
lies Plenty water.
Apply to WM. Fl. JERRIS,
mayl5d3w* Real Estate Agent under Lancaster Hall
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House for Sale.

DRICK House No 46 Spring Street, recently own
Ded and occupi u by the late James E. Fernald.
Apply to
ap23tt LOWELL 6 SENTER.
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Patent POcEet Corn SheIIeg.
WASHINGTON MILLS,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
Ga SCOTCH CHEVIOTS.
1850

These goods are known to the Trade as "CHE-
vIOTS" and "BANNoCKBURNS, and are the
strongest and most durable wooden fabric which can
be made, it is impossible to make them of shoddy
or any other material with which the manufacture
of woolens has usually been cheapened.
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Small Farm For Sale.

In Scarborc, nine miles from
A1asN~N Portland, two miles from Dunstan
MImE7-rAR Corner, containing about 40 acres OF
10 It1aEnl1T land, one story House, 2 barns, 80
szz14s-youn Apples trees. Cut last season
~ tons nay plenty of wood for farm use. Nice
We'll Water near House. Price $500,
For further particulars enquire of FREEDOM
MlLLlKEN, Dunstan Corner, or Seth Storer, ESQ,
Oak Hill, also WM H. JFRRIS
nav 1S-d&W2w lancaster Hall
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EPIL {: PSY

Those having frisnde AFFLICTED are earnestly soiictsd
to end for 1 CIRCULAR LETTER or REFEk
ENOES and TESTIMONIALS, which will convince
The most skeptIcAl Of the DURABILITY of tho DIG
RAISE. Address
VAN BUREN, IOOKROw, ND,
C2Pcn N
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Speriol liotiets.
THE GREATEST 49,
MEDICAL eLEe9lNc
DIR. KENNEpY's RHEUMATIC

DIR. KENNEDY'S NAEU0AVxC
Am 1Scv1n Al .aTA nYSlSVY. WENT
1s.1. .o,, no. con.,aar III. .c,t ~ ,Dr..A ..sIs
hesdips. hut Imssn every word 81 il, have besi
there. When your syssen hFraoksd with III
RHEUMATIC
Hsaoi Auu ynn oAoeot oyen ta1 t. H. 'mosn;r
viSSns n "a n,Snt And Mt nIs nt wishing was
log: When you have ,-
NEURAlLslA.
when avery ns,vs ID your he,ng ise the sting o.
wasp. circulating tue most venou"' n VA, vsr,e al
S ssV%nu yo"I WIZ HSa ~ .o % hsva ths "
nCIATlCA,
tth.. h.,. ;,st mt through with, that most swh'l.
most heart wthsrnx. most @ a. ~, ~ ~
.0HE S!osanx an h"n.sn stmro When you have the
lUNlBA(sO,
,.... and -athus in axouy and PAIN unable to turn
synrssif In bs and every movement will 90 TO yoas
heart like kn!ta now ts MS ~ tSs. - sn W. G,..t.
q a,cSI Bi.ssins ot the Ago toll US what is!
nIREUTIONS SE-Ynu will axe tablespooa.
vi and thres spoontua OF water three times day
81 ass every sMn n y, M nv tMa InsSs
HanWfestured by DONAl.D IL IN Nk0Y, =
$50 ROxbwrys 0lass.
WHoLlsALE AaRNTs fuller. EinSh 1 Fuller, Lord
0Yien. z DwYsr O" h1rphans sSt san rensas9
fnsto" Ms = R,s;"v RcswortS 4 Non. nohSsn h
4emidt, Milwaukee; M.VpilaSh l. MoUord, lAOeosss:
NQ@oo MOS ST, tA1l: COLLINS ErOA n. r. " 0g26S
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EAMILY GASES
TO CONSERVATIVES.

1HR Advertiser. having been restored 70 health .
Ssv weeks ty vsry simple remedy, after having suffer
d several ysarp with lung Affection and that
dread dissass Uonsumptiou-isanxious to make known
70 ha fellow sufferers, the means Of ouIs.
II IN who desire 1t. he will send coy a the Pc
ssipon ussd rss Of oharss) With the directions to-
pRsDasing snd udns the ssns, which they will ind
0Ul1 Ouns 1oH OoNsuuP1IoN. AETNA, BRoNCus
~ 49, The object oi the advertiser IN sending the
Prescription u to benefit the afflicted, and spssd IN
formation which he conosvss to BE- invaluable; and hs
heDes EVEN sufferer will try his smedy % it viii oost
thso sothis0, And may psovs ablsastlg.
Part ishina tho prescription, Win please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
u illiamehurR, Kinaa uountY, Nav York
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Atlus AUD {uisctll a,t,).
THE ARCTIC RESEAiCM..s

- g HssNssss So - 81 y
Explorer - intsre.tsn9 investiss-
!ionsEtseners tosehe Renains and
r 9e1Ssy - 5Ale sjeAn FrsnAlin's
eafey-0Ussoy@b - ". Hairs lcseors.
DR.. G. +. Hall, the Arctic explorer, who
has recently returned to New York from All
extended research within the North Polar
circle, furnishes the following narrative Of
his investigaaitons, aud discoveries In that
region:
REFUSE BAY. June %. 1869.
HENRY GRINNELI.:-
DEAR SIR:---This day have returned
from = sledee journey OF ninety days to and
from King williams Land Twas my pur-
pose. and every preparation was made, TO
make this journey last spring, but my IT.
tention then having been called to Nell!
vile Peninsula, in tho vicinity OF Fury and
Hecla Straits, where native report had it
that white men had been seen, directed
my expedition thcre. by way of Am-i-toke.
Oog-lik Isle, Ig-loo-iik. with the AZ
dent hope and expectation Of res
cning alive some of Sir John Franklins
lost companions. The result Of this jour
ney was the finding Of 4 tenting place Of q
few white men and stone pillar they had
erected close by it at the bottom Of Parry
A''y' "uSou 10 DOHA0 MY !uA4Ao6 oOUt4a Vi GIlo
western outlet of Fury and Hecla Straits,
and the. visiting Of several places whore
white mon and their traces had been seen
by natives Of Ig-loo.lik aud vicinity, in or
about the years 1867. I also gained
much information from the natives of L.
loo.lik, North Oog.lik Isle, aud therea.,
bouts, that confirmed the report had
heard in the winter of 1867 which have
already stated, And still further proofs of
this report have been also obtained on my
late visit to King Williams Land. My
Hecla, and thence down to Parry Bay and
back to Repulse Bay by the route already
!; defined, consumed ninety-six days.t
The result Of my sledge Journey to King
Williams Land may be summed up thus:
None Of Sir John Franklin's companions
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How He WAS CoNvERrED.-A gentlems

How He WAS CoNvERTED.--A gentleman
travelling in Europe gives the following &C.
count, lin q private letter, of doings he had
not been accustomed to: - - ~
One thing we did see, however, that
made us feel badly: a d,ore Of women in
the broiling sun in the harvest field, and a
great brawny specimen of tho male gender
standing, with an umbrella over his his
head, overseeing them. This being the
first instance OF the kind we had come
across, it, of course attracted our attention;
but afterward when we were travelling
through Austria, We saw them (women)
working on the railroad, with pick and
shovel, same az amy other man." but
when We reached Vienna, and saw them
working on buildings in course of erection,
carrying brick and mortar. we thought that
was the cap sheaf-a woman doing man
work, as We would term it and We became
a convert to the woman's rights movement
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ERRORS OF YOVTh,

GENTLEMEN Who suffered for Yeazs from Nerves
Debuity, Prsmstnre Decay, and oil the Objects Of youth
ful indisssst3on will for tho sake Of suffering humanity
nd fss 70 Ill who nssd II, the receipt and directions
Sos naA10 the simple remedy by which no was d.
0al0ps Wishing to proht By the Advertisers sIpe,i
snss. do q By Addressing, in perfect confidence
JOHN B OGDEN.
MIA d1y DO. a Osdsr strsst, NeW York
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The engineer of the Memphis and

The engineer of the Memphis and Ell
Paso Railroad has commenced operations
At San Diego. Eppersony, president Of
the Memphis road, has ratified the con-
tract with col sedgxick, agent Of the San
consolidation of tho stock lands of the two
companies, on conaidsration Of half mil
lion dollars to tho San Diego road stock
holders. the latter receiving stock Of the
consolidated company.
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Having connected ourselves With the largest aud
bsds, prepared 70 ell she'll Oy:tsrs and CLANS
any 6ouso In the West, FOR OASA-tnoludinS beg
can and barrel goods Orders solicited aud promptly
OILED. send ioc price list.
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e:HG

Wants a Agency for the New American Patent Meat
@stlns thing IN shs maifss w11oS1s e1csptio1.
DonT SEND s1AxPs. We have no auABuo, and san
For cut Of mach{ns. terms. 10, call on or sddresa
u A. NEWTON 90. s126 WAehinsto steest. OhicAeo
rNfLER WATER WHEEI.9.-Over {. 0o0 in
j operation. address the mfrs, SULLIVAN Ma
cHnm "a. Olarsmoat, n. II for psdaced price list
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CURE OF LESION OF THE LIVER

Gentleman after severe sickness had lssion OF the
liver. Every quick movement OF sudden jar ave him
sevsrj pain often laying him up for dayA Hence hs
vss unable to follow any occupation With regularity.
In this condition he applied the part affected "a
ALLOOOK'S POROUS PLASTER. At first Il seem.
I'd 70 ratats 70 1t Was taken Of. But the masksd i'm
Deovsment he experienced Afterwards gave him courage
70 tn agaIa and he therefore applied another plaster.
In few days something gave way-'slippsd," to uss
the ssntIsman's words. 1hsss vss come soreness
for few days after. than his health vas perfectly
restored. Upon being sounded BY his physieian.
adhssios OF lssioa Wa found to b gone.
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CHICAGO D0LLAR.1oR
CHICAGO WINDOW SHADE co,

Manufaoturers and jobbers in Window Shades. Te6ls
tures. Do Also manufacturers OF Cottage and Rustic
9hsAss a Randolph street. CHICAGO.
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Irritation of the Scaln.

WATERvII1E, Me-, September 10, 1850.
Messrs. JOSEPH BuRNErr Co:-
b. Dear 8irs.-I have derived much benefit from tina
use Of your Cocaine. Twelve years ago had The
typh1s fever: after my recovery found myself
troubled with an irritation Of the scalp.
i1purcha.ed bottle Of the Cocoaine only for the
purpose Of hair dressing. but TO my surprise. il
has entirely removed the irritation Of 80 long stand
Ing 1hsve recommendedit IT. several OF my friends.
VINO were anicted IN the same way, aud, it has
!. -. JOSEPH HILL In
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"CLEASs1Na THE BLOOD" upon which char
latans have harped so much, is not mere
catch-word and delnsion. The microscope
growths upon the globules Of the blood, and
it is further known that eome subtle sub
stances destroy or expel them. These sub
stances have been combined to make Ayers
Sarsapar;lla, which does etteotually cxpol the
disorders that breed and rankle in the blood,
to rot out, as it were, tho machinery Of life
Mercer (Pa.y Wing.
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|,
ened. falling hair checked. and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the hail
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous, and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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Ayers
Hair Vigor;
! --.sf -. ~
For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is ut once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for. preserving the
hair. Fded or g,'a y
Aair IS soon restored
to its original color,
,oiM the gloss and
freshness Of youtA.