Lines of trawl & tratteportatiots
NEW AIR LINE R
TO NEW: YORE.!
SH 0 RTEST IN DISTANCY,
AND QUICKEST IN TINW
BETWEEN THE TWO CITIES
I"
NEW 7 YORK
AND
.12.1 . 83317 - 12,0- I
VIA READINkt.. ALLENTOWN,
AND._ VAST ON.
MORNING , EXPRESik Welt, leaVes' New York ate A
M., arrlifng at Harr : Murk at, 1 P. , M., 0i116r,.0X hOnis
between the two cities., .
•
MAIL LINE leaves New - York at 12.00 neon, and ar
rives at Harihtburic et 8.15 P.lf. •
ottttlX(l3lAM 'LINE. East, leaves = Harrisburg .at
8.00 A. M., arriving at New York at 5.20 P. M. ' • '
AFTERNOON BYPItEBIBI..SE';';EIet, - leaves Han 'a
bets at 1.16 I'. M., arriving at New• York at 9.45 P. M.
, ,
Conntetions are made a% Ilarilaborg at 1.00 P. Et. with,
the Passenger Trains in each direction on the Pennsylva...
nia, Cumberland Valley and%Notthern CentraLltallrratt
All trahiti bonnect at Reading with tralnefbr Pottuville
and Philadelphia, and at' llentown for Munch .otilmk,
Easton,
No change of Passenger Cars or Baggage between New
York and Harrisburg, by the 6.00 A. M. Line from New
York or the 1.15 P.-M. rom Harrisburg.
For beauty, of scenery, and speed, comfort and accsom
modatton,-• this route- presents superior inducements to
the traveling public.
Fare between New ;York end . Harrisburg EWE; DOL,
LABS. Per tickets and other information stip*.
assl3 'CLYDE, Geneial 'Agent
•
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AND
READING.; RAI_L ROA D .
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER' DEO 12th, 1860
TWO PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE HARRISBURG
DAILY, Mondays excepted,)' at 8.00 - A. and 1.15 P.
M. for Philadelphia, arriving there at 1 26 P. M., and
Ali P.
RETURNING, LEAVE PHILADELPHIA at 8.00 A. M.,
and 8.80 P. H., arriving at Harrisburg at IP. M. and
8.16 P. K.
FARES sSo Plaid : Mph% No 1 Cara $8.25 • No. 2 (in
same•traln,) 82.76.-- ' ' •
FARES :—To Reading, 61.60 and SL3O.
A t Reading, notoitcaNsith trains for Pottaillte v Elners.
Mlle , Tamaqua, Qlta a 4o _.... •
FauItRAINS • LEA RNADINI4 FOR PHILADEL
PHIA DAILY, .414 6A. M.,'.10.45 A M., 12.20 noon and
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR READING at 8.00 A. IL
1.00 P, H. 8.80 P. M. and 5.00 P. M.
' FARES s—Reading to Philadelphia, $1.70 and MAUL
THE MORNING TRAIN FRAM HARRISBURG CON
NECTS AT READING with up train for Wilkcabarre,
Pittston and Scranton. ' '
For through tickets and other information apply to
G
J. J. CLYDE, A . •
en4ral gent.
deeiCdtt
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL' ROM
WINTER TIME TABLE.
FROM PHILADELPHIA:
ON AND AFTER
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 26th, 1860,
Philadelphia'as follows N— • • •
E A - S . TW - A
THRODGFEURBPRPRIO.TRAIN leavgaiiHatrishire at - 2.40
a. m. and arrives at West Philadelphia at 6.80 a. m.
FAST LINK leaves Harrisbnight '1265 p. m.; and
arrives at Wdit Philadelphia at 5.00 var..
HAIL TRAIN leaves Hgrrisburg at 6.15 p. m., arrives
at West Phlladelphia it 10.20 p. m. •
These trains make close connection at Philadcipnia with
the New. York Lines..
• • .
'ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. 1, leaTeo, Harrisburg
at T.to a. m., runs via Mount Joy; and arnves at West
Philadelphia at 12 80 p. m. • , •
BABREIRURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Mar
risbarg at 1:16 p: m., and arrives at-West, -Philadelphia
. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN, No. 2, leavei Harrisburg
at 5:25 P. m., rum via Mount Joy connedting at oilier.
vile with MAIL TRAIN East for PhiLdelphia. ,
WESTWARD.
THROUGH EXPREBI4 TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at
/OM p m , arrives at Harrisburg at 8.10 a. m.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Philadelphia at 8.00 a. m.,
HVes atHarrisburg at 1.20 p. in.
LOCAL MAIL TRAIN leaves Harrisburg for Pittsburg
at 7.00 a. In.
FAIR LINE leaves Philadelphia at 12.00, noon, arrives
at Harrisburg at 4.10 p. m.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves
Philadelphia at 2.00 p. m., and arrives at Harrisburg
at 7.85 p. in. •
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves fhiladelphyt at 4.00
. m l , and arrives at Harrisburg, at 9.45
Attention-is ralled.fo the fact; that paasengerS
Philadelphia at 4-00 p. connect at Lancaster with ,
MOUNT JOY ACCOMMODATION TRAIN; and arrive at
Harrisburg at 9.45 p.m.
13.14iDIEL D. YOUNG,
Srispi. Zan Division Paeuvitania Ralf/road.
FAPJ./iND WINTER CLOTIONG
PRELADELPHIA FASHIONS;
OTCIILES'
(coONE PRICE GIFT
OL r T
HING.EMPORIUM
16. 607 CHESTYCIT STAI27.
A superb\ stock of AIM French, Batton and American
OLOTHISi , .
OASSIMERIA
and,YESTINGA
Poe City and ,_Country trade, with an unapproachable as
sortment of Buzz Manx Curreatt at the lowest Oash
prices _
alp-But ONE ?RICE is asked, and a GIFT of intrinsic
worth alto presented writ each article sold.
mai, attention paid to the Customer department,
and garments made anthem. to order to any address. ,
In blenuratinz this new system of doing basinful,
6RAbiVILLIt STOKES would Impress on the allude ot
the porous of his eitabliehnient,lbat the cost of the eh
dedlieted from, and NOT added to the price of the aril
ale sold: }lslminiTzikAf Tncrbtkihit
to us
Siva liberally, and at the same time to realize a
rq • prt. . • .
guaranteed to give entire satisfaction:
• Oilta3TILL.Ft .STOKES I " • '•
ONE PRICE CLOTHING EIIFORIPSt
04319.6md 007 WM= OMIT.
UTE
IMOLPHO WOLFE'S
.42161:LC:02VE deLTIC,
SCHJEDAR SCHNAPPS
TONIC, DIURETIC,
ANTI DYSPEPTIC
AND
INVIGORATING CORDIAL.
To the . Jersey and
Apothecaries, mroggialts, Grocers and
Private Faniilir s.-
Wolfe's' Pore .Cogoae israody.
• Wolfe. Pare • Aladeria, , Sherry and Pori .
WolfoN.P.uro,Jaznideamid St. Crotx Ram
WodifeW Pore, Scotch ,mid. Arista 'Whisky.
ALLAN BOVELES.
-
I beg leavelo:oall:the attention ot the citizens of the
United States to tho aboMWMaittid LIQUORS, imported'
lfy Udolpho Wolfe, of New York, whose name is fang
liar in every part - of'thia.country for the purity of his
Celebrated SmirMAWSOlntarra. in his letter
to me, speaking of the purity of his Wire and LIQUOR%
gays will stake my reptitatlon as a man, my stand
ing as a merehrint ofthirty-yyears'residence in the City
of New York, that all BRANDY and Wins which 1
bottle aroppre as imported,and of the beet quality, and
can be reliedupon by evirypiirchaser.” Every , bottle
has therprOprietor's name on the wax, and a fao simile
oP his signature on the certificate. The public are re
spectft'lly invited to call and examinefor themselves.—
For sale at Retail by all Apothecaries and Grocer's in
Philadelphia. - GEORGE IL ASHTON,
' No. 832 Market st. Philadelphia.
. . Sole Agent for Philadelphia.
Head th follo w in gfrom the New _York Courier :
Fromm' 13csorzie ron Orli *JEW YORE
We are happyto, iiiformotn fel ow-citizens that mere is
one place in our - 614 where the , physician, apothecary,
and country mer.chent, canigo•and purchase.pure Wines
and Liquors, as prirewrimported,and of the best quality,
We do • not intend to give an elaborate description of this
merchant's - extensive bOBlllOl5B, although it will well re
pay any stranger or citizen to visit Udolpho Wolfe's ex
tensive Warehouse, Nos. 18. - 10 and 22 Beerier street,
and N05..17. 19 and 21, liarketfield street. His stook of
Schnapps on band ready for shipment could not have
been less than thirty thousand eases ,• the Brandy, some 1
ten thousand cues—Vintages of 1836 to 1856 ; and ten
thousand cases of Madeira, Sherry and Port Wme,
Scotch and Irish Whisky, Jamaica and St. Croix Rum,
some very oldand equal to any in this country. He also
had three large:cellars, filled with Brandy, Wine, ho., in
casks, under Custom House key, ready for bottling. Mr.
Wolfe's Sales 6f bohnapps last year amounted to one
hundred and eighty thousand dozen, and we hope In leas
than two'yearn he may be equally successful with his
Brrndies and Wines.
His business merits the patronage of every lover of hie
species. Private families, who wish pure Wines. and
alquors for medical use should send their orders direct
to. Mr. Wolfe, until every Apothecary in the land , make
up their minds to discard the , poisonous stuff from their
Melves; and replace it with Wolfe's pure Wins and
We understand Mr. Wolfe, for the ac,cemmodation of
small dealers 3n the country, puts up assorted cases of
Wines and 'Liquors. Such a Man, andsuok a merchant,
ihould be sustained against his tens of thousands of cm
ponents in the United States, who sell nothing but Mite
lions, - ruinous alike to health and human. happiness.
C. H. Heller, 91 Market street, milnagent for this , cit..
MOURNING GOODS.
Black and Purple All Wool Figured Merinos,
Plain Black English 'Felon Reps.
`Black and Purple !famine Cloths,Slik and Wool.
Woonashmeres and Merinos.
Bhuik and Gins Worsted Poplins.
ADE& and White.A.llWool Delaineo.
Black and Purple Figured Cashmeres.
Lupin's Best Bombazines. •i• •
Superior Black LuStres. -
Lupin's .Fzitrig AlboOnits. •
bleat Style Sniped Mohalrs.
Elmeline Style Paramettas.
•
.* • - 014 All Wool Dehoinesj
• Euglish•Chintzes. - -
Madonna Cloths.
; LPlain Mobairs.
mow. WOOS.
Stnmazo4 PTA= BLACK ENG. Ego. MOMIGNG
do But; Ann' Warn' do " do.
do . Penns no Bann .• de * 40
' do . Pioniz' Mores, New and Desirable.
thm
_Evers M_,, dgfe
tbo
,reet gi l id 4 of DRESS
Lupin's Square Thibbet Shawls, - •
do Long do- 'do
Black French Blanket SkawSt,
2d Mouruing French Blanket Long Shawls,
2d Mourning French Blimket Square do;
English Crepe FCC'. (every
Grenadine Velloy ( every size), •
Elagash °cocoa, Freneki „Crepeo.
aria Ranged Com
SHROUDING CASHMERES, •
S.OI7DING , ELANNEIR,
BLACK GAUNTI-EITB,. all kinds, •
BLACK GLOVES, all lauds, • -
BLACK BORDPRED HANDKERCHIEFS,
' " BLACK 110113 Y. (all 141a4a),
SPLENDID. ASSORTMENT OF DOLLARS,
PLAIN_ BLACK -RIBBONS.
Ark.inapectroK °roar stook'will convince all.
' • !CATHCAILT & BROTHER, _
3127 , Neat to the Harrisburg Back.
Dyspepsia Remedy
DR. DARIUS;HAM'S
AROMATIC INVIGORATING SPIRIT
Thu Ned : •
one has been sued by the public for ass rare,
with increasing favor. It is, recommended to Cars
1- Velesut,Nervensesent, El art Born,
'nag in , he•alkmuich, or l'a ins en the Boum
Nogigchealarrostnen, Kokes
Bpsnts D kraus"
Tremens, listemp.ra,ma
system,Run/mars% BUT
WU.L NOT INTOXICUTB OR SW.
AS A MEDICINE it is quick nd effectu
al, curing the most aggravating case o Dyspepsia,
dney Complaints, and all other derange ant of the
Stomach and !Sowell', in a speedy manner.
It will instantly revive the -meatmelatioti ly ono
drooping spirits, and restore.the weak, nervous ai d sic
ly to health strength and vigor.
Persona w ho, from the Injudicious use of liquors, halm
become dejected, and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutions broken down, and subject to that horrible
curse to humanity, the Darker= Taunus, will, ahead
Immediately, feel the happy and healthy invigorating
efficacy of Dr. flani's Invigorating Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL DO.
wi/ e glass full as often as necessary
One dose will remove all Bad Spirits.E
One dose will sure Heart-burn.
Three doses will cure Indigestion.
One dose will give you a Good Appetite.
One dose will stop the distressing pubs of Dyspepsia.
One dove will remove the distressing and disagreeable
effects of Wind or Flatulence and • as soon as th e stomach
receives the Invigorating Spirit, the distressing load ant' :
all Want feelings will be`removed.
One dose will remove the most distressing pates orColic,
either in the stomach.or bowels.
A few doses will remove all obstructions in the Sidney,
Bladder or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted with any Kidney
Complaints are assured speedy relief by a dose or two,
and a radical cure by the use done or two bottles.
NIGIITLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, front'dissipating too much over night, and
feel the evileffectaof poisonous liquors, in violent head
aches, sicknese at stomach, weaknees, giddiness, dec.,
will Sod one dose will remove all baitleelings.
Ladies of wifak and Maly conntituttOns, should take the
Invigorating Spirit three times a day i make them
strong, healthy and happy, remove all obstructions and
irregularities from the menstrual organs, and restore the
bloom of health and beauty to the careworn face.
During pregnancy it will be fetuid an invaluable medi
cine to remove disagreeable sensations at the stomach .
All the proprietor asks is , a trial, and to induce this, he
has put up the Invigorating Spirit' in pint' bottles, at 50
cents, quarts.sl
General Depot, 48 Water street, N. Y
wholesale Agent, Pidladelphia, D YOTT, & CO. and
Tor sale id Harrisburg by C. A Flourvart, D. W. Grass A .
Co. and C. K. /roller, and by all Druggists everywhere.
jel4-dawly
PROF. ADOLPH , P , .TELIPSER,-.
iespectftilly intorin; oft
TV. patroni and the public generally
_that .he wib
"contiliatO gibe instructions on the PIANO FORTH, RE.
LODRON;.VIOLIN.awd also in the science of THOROUGH
(BASS. He will w'th pleasure wait upon ptipibtir 'their
homes atanyhour-desired;-or -lemons-will-he given at
,hla residence, buTbird , ntreetoifew. Soon below the
Rerman fteformedZheith. ' decls-dtf
1 - AuGusmil en,
CAtiPEtritir AND BUILD=
Reaidence No. 27 North &mad area.
N. Bp—JOBBING AIDED/E TO
petutopluania Oak) arlegrapt), Oaturbag 'Afternoon, giant) 2, 1861.
Illistellantous.
A SUPERLATIVp,
DESIRABLE
filistellantoue.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW!
STILL SOMETHING WHICH RiS
THE TEST OF YEARS AND STILL
GROWS
MORE AND MORE POPULAR EVERY DAY
PROF. WOOD'S
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
9EB . WHAT
OTHERS SAY OF IT.
A instlnguhhed 6t. Laida Physilialn Writes
Sr. Loins, July 10,1880.
0. J. WOOD, Faq : Dear Sir : Iles me the pleasure
and satisfaction to transmit to you the beneficial effects
of your Hair Restorative, after a trial of five Testa ' I
commenced using your Restorative in January, 1815,
since which Urns I have not been without a _bottle on
hand. When I commenced the use, my hair was quite
thin, and at least one-third gray. A few applications
stopped its turning, and in three weeks time there was
not a gray hair to be noticed; neither has there been , up
to this time.
After my bair was completely restered, f icontinned its
use by applying two or three times per month: My hair
has ever c ntinued healthy,, soft and, glossy, and my,
at alp perfectly free irom dandruff. I do not 'imagine the
fa its above mentioned will be of any particular Van
togsad to you, or even natter year vanity at this lati day,
as I am well aware they are all known already and even
more wonderful ones throughput the_Union. . have oc
copied my time in traveling the greater p.rt of the time
the past three years, and have taken pride nod pleasure
In recommending your Restorative, and exhibiting its
effects in my own case. In seieralinatancee I have met
with people that have pronounced it a humbug ; saying.
they have used it and witbouteffect. In every instance,
however, it proved, by probing' thilaatter,,that they
hal not:used your article at all, but used some new.
article said to be as good as yours, and selling at about
half the price. I have noticed two or: three articles my.:
self advertised as above , _ which I have no doubt are
humbugs. It is astonishing that people will patronize
an article of no reputation, when there is one at hand.
that has been proved beyond a doubt.
Apparently some of those charitans have not brains,
enough to write an advertisement, as I notice they have
copied yours word for word in several instances, merely
inserting some other name in place of yours.
I have, within the past live years, seen and talked with
more than two thousand. persons that nave used your
preparation with perfect suScess—some for baldness
gray hair, scald head, dattdrutr, and every disease -the
scalp and head are subject to.
I called to see you personally at your Original place of
business here, but learned you were now' living , In New
York.
You are at liberty to publish• this or refer parties to
me: Any communication addressed to me, care box No.
1,920, will be promptly answered.
Wars, truly,
JANES Wallin, M. M.
WARM SPRINGS, Perry Co., Pa., June T,1860.
Prof. WOOD, Dear Sir —I was induced more than d I
year ago to try your valuable Hair Restorative for tin
purpose of cleansing my headof dandruff. I had suffered
with it upon my head for years, and had never been able
to get anything to do me any good in removing it, al
though I had tried many preparations, until I saw your
advertisement in a Harrisburg paper. Being there at
the time, I called at Gross & Kunkle , a drug store, and
bbught a bottle, and now am prepared to recommend it
to universal use, for it has completely removedall dend•
ruff from my head, and au aPplication once in two weeks
keeps It free from any itehing or other unpleasantness.—
I must also state that my hair had become quite white
in places, and, by the use of, your preparation, has been
restored to Its original color. •I am now 60 years of age,
and although I have used two bottles of the Restorative,
no one ban any knowledie of it, as rallow a few 'gray
hairs to remain in order to have my appearance com
port with my age. My head is now of leas trouble to me
in keeping it clean, isc., than at any time since I have
been a child. I consider your preparation of-great value,
and, althoughl do not like to expose m'yoell', 'Smolder it
my duty to do so. You can =a this Or any -part of it Is
any shape you yon think proper, IP tt Is worth anything to
you. Yours dw.,
"H. Brum.
BLOONIZIGTON, Ind., July 30,1859.
Nun But : I here send you a statement that I think
you are entitled to the benefit of. I am a• resident of
Bloomington, and have been here for over thirty years.
lam now over fifty years of age. Forabout twenty years
past my hair has been turning considerably gray,..and
wasalmost entirely white and very stiff and =pliant: I
had seen a number of oerthicates of the very wonderful.
effect of your Hair Restorative , but supposed there wig
more fiction than in them: but enter • f 4..
"desire to have my hair, tposolidst r a - anger days e
I nal color and fhteathliilt tided I would make the expert;
- nrerargothihencing in a small way, I puronased 'one hi
your small bottles, at one dollar, and - conthientted
following directions as newly as 1. could. I soon- Macey
ered the dandruff removed, and my hair, that was falling'
off in large quantities, was considerably tightened, , and
reales! change taking place in the color.' 1 have contin.•
ued to use it, till I have used three of your small bottle*
and just begun on the fourth. I'bave now airpretty.n.
head of dark brown, or light black hair as any.m'an,'or
as I had in my youthful days, when .a boy in the••Wilco(
Western V rgioia My head is entirely clear of dandruff,
and:the hair ceased entirely. fatting off and is as soft and
doe, and feels a- oily, as though it wa, just from the
:bands of a French champooner. Many of my acquainted'.
aes trequently say to me “Butieri where did ougetthat
:dile wig?" I tell them it was the effect of your tulatora•
' 'ova. It Is almost impossible to convince them that it is
the original hair of the oast t old gray head,
Tours, truly,
kRaDERICIE T. BUTLER,
Bloomington, Monroe Co., Ind.
; WOOD'S Hem RISTORATIVS hits a - qulred,. a reputatiot
from actual teat and experiment which cannot be en
11. Laced by newspaper.putfe,%,,Mser-vicluitylt has been
:exterutively .used, and we bellev.ein every case with every,
desired result, , end received the, *versa! endorfeemerit of
:all'who bave tried 'Wiltlieretere ve&kianiend it as one
of those few nostrums which accompllati.a all it profess
`es and all the bale and gray could desire,—Columbia
paw. 'Woon's Rata lissrorfarrys.—.ln another colt ran
will be found an advertiseinent of this *elncriOwn and
excellent preparation for restoring gray hair to its ort gl,
nal color.. The Hair Itestatative also cures CIataIICIOUS
'eruptions, and prevents the .bair falling of. Welave.
seen many authentic testimonials in proof of these ewer..
lions some of which are fro& gentlemen whom we hive
known for many years as persons of the moat reliable
Character. Don't dye tall you have hied this Restorative.
Boston lift Branch.
.
WOOD'S Ham Itamosaxmt.—We are not in the habit.of
puffing every new discovery, for in nine cases out of ten
they are quaok nostrums, but we take great pleasure lit
recommending Professor Woo d 's article to all whose hair
is falling off or turning gral. Ott& Well known contribu
tor, Finley Jahnson, Big., has experienced the benefit Of
Its'aPplioatlon; and joins with us in speakiag of its virtues:
Let all, try it, and bald heads will ,he as rare as snow:-in
summer.—Baltimore Patriot.
.
WOOD'S Ham Bonootovo. llnlike moat specifies, this
is pieced, by unimpe .obable evidence, to possess great
effloacy.as a restorer ofthe hair to pristine vigor.'.Where
the head had become almost bald because of sickness,.
the use of thin article has produced a beautiful growth ci
thick; glossy hair. It is therefore a - valuable prariii
Lion for all classes. Its ingredients are such as to efertet
ally eradicates dandrulf and other Impurities, Which
operate so injuriously to the hair. It also has (finally°
propettles of another description. In many oa ses
,
pint
plea and other disfigurements of the skin disappesi whew- ,
ever it is used. There is no hazard attaching to thetrial
of his and its effects can ••ohl y be- beneficial,' as
the compound If it does not 'panne -manifest improve
ment, 33 incapable of doing.harna, as its component ele
ments are perfectly inisqueus.—Neaten Triznieript, April
Galas .Boos.—Tn oar Capacity as hendnotorot
public journal, me.are called , upon:toadvertise thither° ,
ails of the'dayi each of width' claims to.be uttsdnitetwedi
, its composition andlnfallible ha .eurativemjrects,
With 'what *ince we leave our readera to , deterntine,',..h t .
one install e, - however=Froth .W oo da: Hairs Restorative,
arenoNiell mitred orthenotable , qtalitleicor. the ,
artichi;:that we give it our indorsement , asan that
Ventorand vender claim h_tolbe..lts eireetnpon a failing
heag oi hair is universally known to be: magicalo.m o .
lime or View Onmahausted land; it brings itscrop when,.
ever applied. Our own thatch is fortunately Tee' heal=
thy, but we advise our friends with spanieljr-grinting
hair to try the Restorative.—Coltiabie Spy.
• •
AM HAM Dim AnArbonan..— Word's Great Artide has
Taken the Ikid.—ProfeasorNoed stands on an eminence
no chemist, whose attention has been turned to Inventing
a hair tonic, has ever before reaehed. His fame is sad.
den but wo rd wide, and thousands who have worn
or been bald for years itfo now, through the used,-his
preparation; wearing their own natural and luxuriant
head covering: So much: for chemistry, the chemistry:
of human llfer, and the laws which apply tit theAunotione
of the system: • Prof. Wood stedied.ont the human' hair;
its character,lts properties and dbieasee, and hoW tote.)
store thedecaying vitality to that ornament •; be saw, as
in has' own case, Shat graphair is unnatural unless t h eage of the individual hes;eactind four score , and he be
lieved that lienahurallireiltaliked. He
tried his own case,almost bald and: gray, : at the
age. of „thirty.seven—he restored his own hair Jacek',
strength and luxuriance , and.,the.articiele did ' it with
be f gavo to the world. WOOD7S Rijn AESTONtav,
T 1 Bh and tags 0 1 4 1 f.*ki li re w ‘Ritif 1 )4.y # oo k4 , ;
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TO
No. 4.14 'Broadway, New York, and No. —a-
Market .treat, St. Lou* Mo.
Sold in Boston by. O Q. GOODWIN & CO., and W. &
BURR di CO. tjeultkaw-tat
lEtbical
BOERHAVE'S
ROLLAND BITTERS.
TEN CELEBRAMED 'HOLLAND . MIBRY
BTSP
DISEASE OF -THE- -KIDNEYS,
LIVER COMPLAINT
WFAEasfESS OF ANY 'Tan;
FEVER AND AGUE'
: And the affeitioinr cdniequefitimion a dlnorderol
•StO:M . A.€II . ''OR _LIVER" -
Saab as' Indleeetion,•••fieldisk'of the' -Stomach, CO lickg
Pains, Heartburn, Loss of Appetiteo e spondency, pas
tivenesi, Blind' and 'Bleeding' 'Piles. In all • ervesii,
Rheumatici and. Neuralsio.affectious; it his Knomerous
instances proizeikhlgtay beneficial, and in others effected
a decided cure. • • '
This .is _purely - vegetable ,ccmpound, prepared on
strictly ecteutillo principles, after the manner of the cele
brated Holland Prefeesor,:Boet hive. its reputation at
home produced its introduction here, the demand conk
mewing with those of the Fatherland s , :iittterediovi3f-the
face of this mighty. country, many Of whoni brought _with
them, and.handsd „down the tradition otits value. If is
now °feral to thi American public, Wens* twat its truly
woiderfea medicinal' virtues ward be jr*Widject:' •
it,is particularly recommended to thosinersoni•whOse
constitutions may hair.) neat Impairedbythe centuraces.
use of ardent
. spirita s or other forms of dissipation. Gen
erally inirtintanepus in effect, tt finds its'ailly directlY, to
the seat'of life, thrliling and quickening every nerve,
raising up the drOoplair spirit, and in fact, infnsing:new
health and. vigor, In the:
NOTICE. - Whoever expects to tindinis abeverage will
be disapo9lrited; but to the sick, weak., and low Spirited.
It will rprtive a grateful' aromatic foossoosed of
-oriain g ulai.iemedial prof:write.. :
.11EAD: oAlthrubLY: I. •
The.genuine 'highly concentrated Ykerhaye's :Holland
Bitters put no„in aalk - nint betties iMIY, ret a ailed at
Qme forms pF.bottliii or SIX bOttlesTortlym
The giant demand for this truly"crilebniteditfedlcine him
Induced nunty,imitationa, which the nnblieshould gdard.
moms, ruche/dug.. •
Jai-Beware of Imposition: BM that our woe la on the
label or every bean roe buy.
Bold . by Druggists generally.. It can be forwarded by
*iPP 3 i 3B ‘h?Plentlmillts,..; • . • •
SqL,B J'It.9PEJ.BIOII. ,
BENTALI4III: 'FAGE; Z 11.:& CO.
11:INIIFletIIII;IING
Pharmaceutists and Chemist,.
•
For Bale In tiv.eity. oG Harsleaarg by. D,: W. , Gaose4
Ckl • • . ••• :: • 1e3P4r.4v9.3r:
1ikt.'40.36: 1 1FP4A"?1,13,::!- - •
tit/bits'
oo
THEE MEDICENEStave.now betin:bed
fore the,pablle for. a perlod.e.T/ERTY :YEARS, and:
daring that AMl.'..Mai , #ein( ( I high cbgrecter:
most ever) , part of, :t he Globe, for their v
extiollidhiitiji
and :immediate power. of restoring:perfect:health kilter
sons , saffertnt, &utter .peariy every ;hin,d, of; disease Act;
which the human - frame is liable* .
folloWinglitelttheng the distraiOng'variey'Aiiiii
uie.4 . l disdases which the • '
VEdETABLE - LIFE-'oEralcANgs.
Are knows to be Infallible.
'DYEIREPSIA; by thorinighly cleatudngliuS
second etomacbs, slid creating a,
tlaamt.pan?taal7bie, instead of thefatale end anrOk 4 II_KIkrL;.:LENCI,LOK ofAlpetih, aerathtrn y '349lwhi t .
leidnesi;lll-Tenper,
Anxiatiilinkatir and Malawi:holy;
;hieti:areithegeneral amnions ot i4tetaipaht.;will vow,
las natural ' -
sing the Whele length of
ilelnteitinee with a 'solvent precdss,„"and without vio
tence it y; Allou violent purges leave the Vowels , costive within
wo:
Prooou reggratl477.rh!
ouch cases, and - the morougirsolutton of all intestinal ob.
'Wootton in others.: • • •
The LIFE MEDICINES have... been . knoviri to acre.
MA pernianently ill "three Wapiti `and
GIOUTIin halftime thith,.l4:reincrettig local inflanthuttion:
from the OnateliskaAllEatnega Orth09 111 , 1 .4::,1. :17
DIIO.IPeABS of alliduds,,b,y freeing and strengthen,
utg the kldfieisand bladder"; :they epeAtcluSist
tally on these hi:Torte:at organs, and hence have ever
:Veen found a. certalit,remedy Ibrrthe •worsi. eases-fit
GRAVEL
"AtiaiWIEED/Irs; bk disloilailiroth the timings
the bemiels the Slimy matter to ithioli,thefie Orestgeti:.
SCURVY,.. viz Ens, and. ::INVETERATE:
SORBS, by the perfect purity:which theseMEllii.F.Pll.
0 t ES give to the , blood ,. azekali ,„" •
• •SICOBBUTI6 BRITIIIPIONS•ind CON : PDISX
IONS; by their alterate effect:epoff I the fluids that hied:
th e , AN, and the morbid ; state ; 4 &WNW eeefseliala
eruptive
:•
mm 614 1 4 3, Cloudy ,
F 531 he..
able • .
The bps of these -t'l4ilabbrtitineivitident
.
ith.eutire ogre of.:SALT.. RIDEITAE; and testrilringick
iprovementth-.the : clearness of .the.skin....,
ate X I . OOO NO :I ENZAi#W.r34
.9 1 . 13 .1 V ParkfOrt ; "
one dose; Why ;Oro th.lheiierirt oases': ' ''• - •- •
originittproprietor Of thee.) thedlOintisi
:was oared of• Piles, of gli Insane Staiud/e131:7 the. ups Dahl"'
LIFE mEmeiNEs idone. -•
,b , EirEgt AND "Aquz."=For'llifs ' , Scourge or the
'asten noimbi , ,theith Idediathes will be foundra safe,
;Speedy; andeertain reniedp.•: Other Medidineir hape. , the
1 1 .1iPectillettleet tow return OttleAlleekee—ailereth.Y. theta;
1 8 ! ler#aftept--Flty 14.E41,:8R-F4Tfa,Lt.Pr:
IMU OUS ; WES - VERIVAIGY4srinneCOiS ,
IPLAIIIITS, 7 4themasz Dtum.rr, Eirta es tersrmyandl
Dt fientee:os..Fratuse, - -• the Medicines .have been: used
With lieneadial results' theageicofthiii,thitiorth,:.
lon :—Aipp Evil and Scrofula, in Its trend feria, yields .
to the ithd:yet powerful anthill oftliesti
Dines; ..,blight Sweath,,Nervorui Debility, Nervous -00 m,
tiala• °E. ail kin P ß, Pa Pi ts . g en,ef i . 9 10 , E YFS l ! l thil e rle.
lereispoe . any cured:
--- Etogouglaz
Constutt enslave beelike unpaired by:theithitulbsionsil
use tor !Wean' W)1 1 -fild IhellesitSdlelnee a Plirleak aurei ,
as.they never teillileiadicate front tlii.systemiith the
effects of ilereirr, infinitely sooner than the mastpowen'
(roupreparations of Etersapargm..
Prep tend and sold by W. B. moppwri,
• • ••;- 885 Broadway, Neue-Yorw.
; /ensile by all Druggists. . • -.. jy2o•daw/y=
um :(
THE ..PELAWAkEreIfUTUAL •
Safety Insurance
ME
INCORPORATED 105.
cAPITAL . AND ASSETS,
THE MULSSCE . CONPANY
Of North America
, OF PME,,tuutllP/IT.A.
. •
iNdonibRALTSD 1794.
trAFITAL'AiII) AESWIS ' 4 1 : 2 / 9 - 4 Y 5 -114
11111 E 17141 : e tICSIGNED; . *slibiettoP the
ktinwn Companies, will initka,ltiiiiiinciel
figaißr ler or damage'bY lirNfelth q - P ex P e t . ua WP r 'Avt
mufti; on preperty in either taint or'otrontry.
adatifie, andLlnl and , Transportationatilo3 also
Apply personally, or by letter to
WILLIAM4A-damn : F. • ..Aarrbtbur g,
.'ieTOttif rititirtrßE
„
RASPBERRY • 111.1_rLTle'llirri'l caurzwirr
mIILBEABY. a iTRA RTN BEf-PA.
:IsrEcivtruar is
at the above Place aad`h~
coranwirkewllhems lbed
the.WOWAYAMiatdAL.RIVITAX,
)31CBUnINMS In all Its various branches. Ile Le pre
pared "btrhll:a.ttfdtidtnWnrlligMf!ititldic'iliid. *Dr
guarantee dep o M - Isftlistactfon. r7flis spripus will be
reasonable. .
Having canted on .the busbies - 8
for man
y years hi
Germany, andorcter two years here, and Akio had
an extended experience in this country, he 11 com
potent to. execute all work 'entrusted to. him,' nnd hopes to
receive a reasonable: share , custom , from, ME fellew •
. ..agra4eneral.assortment of :Quiets are always kepi:
onrhand And wall: sold at Abe lowest rale. . '
• . .
- 77 -
LAltil* STOCK of SCOMlEbiallid2
BROWN BTOI7T and LONDCYPORTRR.
'or male at the /meat ratan by
,JOBN =KR%
Janlo
, . 78 Market litrixot.
rows .4
4vccw` ds 37 4 4*
Nervous Headache
- 4 4 /I CURE 6O
Head g
NOR
By the ton of these Fills the'perladtc astute of -
sous or Sick Headache. may etri
ibe•ppeventedtdif taken a
the commencement or an attack imme diate relief from
pain and sickness may tiatilitahled:7_
They seldom fall to removing the'Hausetealatt - Headache
to which females are so subject. _
They gentlyupouthe'bowels,.. 6 retnetMgCloSMl/ I l swe
:For Zitergry, lifiss, - Studeetee. Dais& ;FerafttelliAte4 a l l
persons of Sedentary habits, they are valuable as a Loa&
.five, improving the appetite , glvingleem and WOO to the
digestive ordl?#, and resu'r.h?g4 4e . 61 1. 4 . 4 4 7 . , ! a,
'Strength - of the whole sYMem , ,
VhoeFIFHALIO.FILLB , ere theresult of lougraiestir
'settee and condnesedexperiments, having been,
M use hi - 'Man,* years, biting - Which limb they haVegrek
vested relieved a vast ampunt of pets mtd,snirering
from Headache, whether originating re the nereies us:
,tenier from 'a deranged state ofthe storiach.* ;
'They, are entirely,-vegetable in their composition, and,
may be taken at , all ' tfmee with perfect safety Without'
, making Any clutisprot- diet; and: he .absefseerofteig4iss.:
'preeabie taste renders it easy to them to children.
BEWARE OF , COUNTERFEITS - I -
The genuine have five signatures. of Henry C..Spedding
:en each hex
Sold: by. Druggists and:all other Dealers in Kedielltee•
A Box will be slept, mairprepald on receipt of the
PRICE
'26 C ENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY O .S PALDINO
novili pedar Street; New York.
THE FOLLOWING E,NDOrtq:3I4,N7B. OF.
S RA-Ii D..1 .- ....NAt, FP
CEPHALIC PILLS
WILL CONyINCE ALL: WHO SPEMP94I
H E A - 0 ME
spEADy AND •swuz CURE
••tllli v iThing THEIR; REACH. .
AIL "Theielegiinimiall wire irnagteadly mr: spitzb
- ING, IMO eigrard'imisiattetudAl~of4licifffi
y of thig tr.ul wientiffe.# 3o =7 ,
; - )4 11 9NiTuil ColitlL, Feb. 6 P 18..61.'
. :242]; :r.L II 2
].have tried your , QeLb# 1 ,.n18,1A4,X.. 1 1k 4 alerl 'Owe*
Obit' want teiniirtne two dollarrifoitlkmokia,
Parini' these are,forith#VllB.4lo"Viw1 1 9All San
few out of the first box I got from yien.
Send the Pills by mall, and oblige'
Your ob , t. Servant,
• • JAMBS SNNSSDY .
Olivnaston; re., , .. Feb;.6, 186 h
graP?r4lo, •
livish you to mind toe onos more bpx4 your Sep*O,
7140,1:hew rec cited g great *U4' knoltf. frees awn.
xoeis°reapeetllili7.• :
- • 3142 . 7 ANAsTgrOMPUE II .•
apparel Vaxiiii,HUOthigdoß.o o : l ,4l:rall
Jana l 47 /8.1
K.O. SPA'lnice
Yau'will please send me .two lries of iota' Ciplialio!
Sits: - Bend them Minx' '...
- • ItoopeOtfolllYOurs
•._ • -
-- ivs. -- -.:1 - figvia - 14.14.no 3 rolte, and.4134-Pier.
' • Pews Wagon, Ohio, Jan. 16,1861
/Unix C. Brat:tufo. E 4 l
PleaselBi4enclosedBwentyitive.oenta, for which send
hie another:box of, your Cenhslio FIR!.
PithT/usat ever tried. • - - • -
1484 AMOyE, P.H. , BeUe Vern , yandotte, 0
.
linvssitx,_iiass., Dee. 11;1860.
H. 0. grAunsex, Esq.
!wish for some ctroidaiilai large allow telleAr , btleg
yenr,Ceptallo Plla more ,par, tionlsz y befora.,Ayausto
blare. If yon Lavr anythin g of the Itind4iNsige rad to
aaj.. , : _ t 4 I 3
Pne of Fay pustompra,..,lo t , to o ts subject, apvernlink
iHeadaohe, (Seinltlise tati•days) siren'
rztftekht Maher* IN VOur widoblii F9ht..beri
'l.
114 ,1 8 94 - Y Yhdru,
I ' - • • -• 4 W. 11:
laTinkassrand,
• •..• Jelatar7,9, • J
PM .
•
I itiMME
'Net4B:oeilar St.; Ns Y is• _
..• ' • (.' Anarti
Bulged - find its - nifty-Ilia ow* (20 - yi'dt tedoh en r d
box ot•aodphißeTillet Beadle -radaretaarßoY47l4l.
Filli?r,..lleynolilsbil% Franklin linnati, Ohio
• Yaw Pitiiritqa Uket a iliariio—ruresdadaeliearinta
"astantar.• f. ;
• . TTTYIPII74I( t* FTLLEBt t;
_ Itriitaan, 1861;
Ma Sr •
iolitainoa you for dbor oii Cepl ud PP*
forthainara at thirliervotalleadaehe.andAaptveneusi
and renelvad.th, game, and , they had so gelid an elect that
zioastnalwato rentfOi 211.01* ' r .- . 3 -t
jg WWI send by. re4rn,p4al.l., Direct to..
%C. R. wrazEint,
I -• • {n4 .the Mxtuniner, Xorfolk, Yok : ,
Cekbej uocornplistb,the object for:erbicb. : _nbey:
Were mad*, its : Cure of beadle:the jinn its
PeAllialusiiiNorallk, 1 44 • : .-
.t4They
tire su hey° boss tei fed in mere than 5 h0215111 2855,
th enccess.
grime She Dem'ece %inn.]
toll are, have been trontiled *th hei he,
aenflTor it i bet i qtephilto Pillej so. that 1 31Xercuty bete
1 611.00 ;4 1. 1,1 1 ..P1Nkt,a :.! . : ;311: , ,•.! = :
!!i. the-eidvedieenErairidenoCß.
LThe Rekthalla PiPirare.eat4.to boe, rem arlrellnereet,
roiadtro - ctb. Vika die dr ittelity
ret.yrb*yrozfreimeirroo'mplaintgyblbh:las ever.bv*.
O J T 1.. '•
..1„. - • r •
, i ,
groln.the•WAtetterklL Ri flATIft 91144119en1A
04141 1 n i t, n 4mr k rr t E OP / I n gtft u 4
EalutwhiValley Star , 7pxtivf4,-*lit"
wa iktfivire they-wi m pslieftee '
eho
*lie Wl.' %Wirt *Mini* te'tlieth c''-; , % 6:-
$904.907.51
Walki; Wapiti lietale:bt - f&AtaiggrePRBIPABJECI43O7B.
dines:arf~ cave ten I?3624MIPPAYtIAL.
i-,-SPALI AN -0-I B4REPARKW - G-LITEL.)
!T.; ''L •'. •- ht -
-,.8/41/15Wd'el PREP ATtsb •OrtiTgi,
; t.. • : ;
SPA/JUN-WS PREDIAR4D--,GLITZ
-
.rv uo,
. 4.,1 41101 . 10Pir
'1! 'o@rfft 9 As ll :9! l Fat i. / 3 4Y3 1 1, f.F.F' " 4 511 .
ots'fweidwas ccW 'beam
is van Aorwata A v° Pao a i
R e a m A;w4larti m a
and
pini da
tedfa
i I
- glkliflAtiltrt .
meets
Ito .be fiVit#sl4 It, ikii‘6lWW .0410144411(49,44.41.11ieti1r.
lug • - • - •
• a t r aWiThil k ttEVEUYilliODEßM -
B.—Altrisdi aiideunmaieseach bottle,. Prleelb.
Address' '
-
0.4
'1
144 ' 1 "
fr on a ens uspeatin g -
PARED GLUM, I woad
before purchasing, and see that the full name,
WSPALDING'g PRZWUED GLUZ,.43,
is on
lta! the outside Wrapper;all other. are swindling cam.
%de „ acryl4sPdawlrittalo
finotellantous.
DEE
_THAT .'A
DE. JOHNSON,
LOCK HOSPITAL
ITAFidisaveiedihemesteertaits, speedy
_LA_ and effectual remedy in the irothifor
DISEASES OF IMPEUDENCE.
six= in Ea so TwaLvi amnia.
No Mercury or Norton, Dings,
Gard CORI WARB4NIND, OH NO , CEIARGE!,IIN 1.414)*.9242 10
Weakness' of the Back or' IhrktireN Tains in
the Wu, Affeetions of the Kidneys and Bladder Ortarde
Weaknesa,.Nervous Debility, Hecate thePhyalual ?ew
ers, Hyspepeliglangnor, LolvSpliits,,Cimfordosiof Ideas.
Pall nation of the . Heart„ Titulday, Trembibts, numeral
of Sight er Giddhlett:"Diselise of the Affectbsis
of toe Head, Throat; Nate or.Fltin—those terrible dLice
dem arising from the indiscretion or Solitary Habits of
Yonth—thoos dreadful and deStreclivo practises which
produce.coustituthonal debility, render marriage impos
sible, and . destroy both body and mind.
.
Voting men especially who have become the victim of
solitary Vice, that dreadral
_and deettinitirt habit which
annually sweeps to an untimely grave thoonanda of
young men of the most exaltedtahmtand brilliant intel
lect, who might otherwise have entranced listening
Senates with the thunders of eloquence; ch . waked to w
hiny the living lyre, may ea odirftdl confidence.
MARRIAGE. " :
Married persons, or.thoseaontemjdating Waning% be•
leg Zinn of physical weakness, shouldinunediately gen
,sult Dr. 1.; and be restored to perfect balith. •
ORGANIC WRAIENRSI3
isinediately cuied cputfui/ vigor neared.
He•who bites& =der . the of Br. J. may
- religiously pordids in his honor as a gentleman, and eon,
Adently rely upon his shill
.10 - o Blue No. 7 South .F.etderiok street, Baltimore,
lffd..,ron - the lea hand side going from-Baltimore street, 7
doors shtiVoinir. nartionlar in observing Me
MlLtlaftarnum§er, or. ou wilt the Ohm. Ati Par
ticular for Ignorant, ZAlttng essekr, te rt r ais e names,
or /Ultra/ Humbug Patrm. , attract iby the reputa
tion or Dr. Johnson, lurk near.
on the
Alf:letters must contain a Postage sum), time°
DRJOEtNBTON;
_ Dr. Johnson member of the Roy al , C ollege of
'Lendon_, grads from ' 0110'ortlifemegt _
of the limited !dates, and the : greeted , Peet 1!t
hats of London, Par , ran&
, life
hes .been thc Be " 84g th e Mafia s .
delphla an of
in
has eroded som e
tonishing cures that were ever known. NDADY gmit ereeh iar ted
with rin g ing in the ears and head when asleep.
loneness, being alarmed at =demimonde, bashfulness,
With frequent bihshinlGattooftleontetbselewl9tderaN.
oared immediandY.
Went u/ h 4 d . ivere cur 14 ./2
TAKE PA,RTICULAR,NIYTICB.
Dr. J.' addresses till haohig em
solves by private and 'Whop* indelfeelOser
mind eeeeet
and solitary habit , which ruitteNbottt body and , us
fitting
fitting them for either boidneedor 'society. o __
pro
ducedflume tare some of the and ElfAhnellei , Pl ects
of youth via w 0 3 8 O. the
by early habla DOUAI' of Bt.
Back and ' Limbo, Pais Us the li ef the veer; ne , e.
Lon; of Muscular rower, /4414.441°4 oyurerggeilio
peptilajtervoushlitabiZtYVerangint
mas ons , , Generals Deb ility, IlYmPlereel ef . aPeese
yierrAtax, •
Ifilizarraux, the Andel ellithsiootistimlawith_te
be dreaded 5.-Loss of liemory,_Conftision of Ideas, De:
preseion of Spirits, WI Porebodings, everelon b
ty, Self-distrust, Loveist Eiblitudit, 3 llmidityibs.lat
°oho espetfects.
4 i n i a wiA a vi t t e
Thousands of persons`or au
lathe catitiO Kiln& derlinellol44ll,,/.ll=arrelll
becpmhyg wettir, , Dll o , nervous ;6„,igkoind'aspup
ainguliii appearance about the eyes, . .
YOUNG 114 ' k rioe, in
whets - VI " themselverbr aiertiliiwifot
delved:int when aluni—a habit : learn ed from
eill.zompanions. or at school, the A ff ect or are
lightly felt, even when lateen, audit not edged, randars
/WOW imPoaldble, iend /1,1:!11; and body,
should 4ply hfidedlately.
tight* aipity that a Young rasi,AbbPDMßl'hle ema -
UT. tiker 4 / 1 14 1 knitqfille Parelltitr elleuld.hP eqateleld trots
all pmapwatither enjoyments'ofillb bribilkoilimuenoes
Of deviating from the path, and Indulging in a
certain snort habit. 811C4Pna must, before oo nta
r, ' • , 31 4,Ratotai, „
elfeat.'that meta had add bodyaret lbertnoitneoresary
opudeet to promote connubialhaPPlnete.. , ladled
without these. 016.300= 1 er *monk life becomes a weary
pilgrimage; the prospect hourly -dark*. twit* view - Otte
mind becotausehariewSZAßM with
VledPa
*laneholy reflection th at happlnees a of notner es
ponies bli.Ated4rith Our
rorlistilOSPH INVlDalluTatimltn*DX FOR OR
GAHM WitAlLNlal.
• 13r Dili - great nnh ioiiurtini inn !lyeakaeesct tai
Ocrp t a u t r u speedily Me: l ;l4d fan
saes of the moat narrow and debilitated w ho
hit& lost ill have:been lonedintelpielisied. Ali
impeoimenie to r . Marriage„Physhid qr .blgOtaa ruquaut-
Oldi oll ;Nervons,"Preinblitig.•Weelitftrbr Dihatiation or
Ilscreastifssrfeihlntlittletellibern* ;.;:;)
.- I• I {.• M l R l .4 3 sl ll Ni et t a i v i a •
The many; thousands our this WS/Mahe
tweiviavems,dpr the siumecouliti Sagas
operations performed by Dr...J., eased, I. the re
porters of the papers, and *any ; homes of
!which have appe a red agabeasdageht before the public,
,_ e _____berirler elostbj e as 4fientfornara, character and re
anoersouhh i ls a °lent "tuarelilkio the allifetdd.
IDIrtsAL , .olc. DAPRDINDICSI-IThha., the misguided
and bn - pkte coif votary l eas er 'he had Wend
ihe seeds otthbpabilisi, itlxitolheabluipene_ DIAS
an ill-timed sense of setunq or ttef,!
_dhoorfary asters
him froth applying thOseviiho,liontedamid-re
~V%iall Plorketherrken,_ „ d hifsta.., l lAsif9tbk_efle-,.
stitutio symptoms of me hoires amass fume sear
appearance, affecting the heati,lbsoar, MEV del
rch:saing on , with frightful ,rapillfw, ;04*m m,
:mod to his dreltdfal ahlierings by sandbag Wino
from whence, no traveler Yethrible.Z., ' "VI
!satchel) , fact that thousands fall victims to I . 'terlfb
diee.Ae, owing to the inskilfilinnea:Worgar
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