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Nw Advir8tisemilts. LOIELIE & \VHEELER'S COLUMN OF NEWS ITEMS, To be read Carefully. Muslins, Muslins. A nice assortment of Figured Muslins, Figured Jackonets, Lawns and Figured Bril liants, also a nice selection of Dress Goods, all of which we expect to sell cheap for cash. LOVELACE & WHEELER. Prints, Prints. A large stock of Prints of various quali ties, styles and Prices, call son and exam:ne them, as we will sell cheap. LOVELACE & WHEELER. Domestics. Domestic Ginghams, Plaid and Striped Homespuns, White and Striped Osnaburgs, Blue and Brown Denima, Shirting Stripes, Bleached and Brown Shirtings and 'heetings, Bed Ticking,.&c , &c., for sale low by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Puffed Muslin. A beautiful article of Puffed Muslin for making Bodies, a nice article for the use of Ladies, f3r sale by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Casimers and Jeans. Casimers, Jeans, Duck, Twilled, Grass and plain Linens for Gents and Boys wear, for sale by LOVELACE & WBEELER. Hats at Cost. We will sell our presert stock of Hats at cost, to make room. LOVELAC1 & WHEELER. Bill Arp. A small invoice of the great Bill Arp smoking tebacco, just received and for sale by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Artemus Ward. A small invoice of the above brand of smoking tobacco, just received and for sale, at the new store of IOVELACE & WHEELER. Molasses and Syrup. Muscovada and West India Molasses, also Golden Syrup, and M Syrup,to be sold very low for cash by LOViELAGE & WHEELER. Sugar, Coffee, Mackerel, Soda, Pepper, Ginzer, Spice, Sardines, Ovsters, Concentrated Lye, Potash, Candles, Soap, Starch, Tobacco, &c. c, * for sale by LOVELACE & WH1EELER. Cider Vinegar. A barrel of superior Newark Cider Vine gar, very clear and sharp, just received, and for sale by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Corn Meal. A good lot of beautiful White Corn Meal, just ground, and for sale by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Kerosine Oil. aust arrived a splendid lot of pure fresh ~ero6ine Oil, and for sale by LOVEL ACE & WH EELER. -Lamp Chimneys. Several doz. clear Lamnp Chimr.eys and Wieks, for sale by. LOVELECE & WHEELER. Blacking and Brushes. A genuine article of Mason's Blacking, 'lrge ..nd small, ah,o Blacking Brushes, a -good article, for sale by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Triple F. Powder, Shot and C:aps to sell by LOVEL ACE &. WH EELER. Brown Windsor Soap. Genuinec Old growna Windsor Soap, also other Toilet Soaps and Perforery, for sale by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Nails & Scythe Blades. Nails of different sizes and of the best make, and also Scythe Blades, just received by LOVELACE & WHEELER. State Money. The new State Money or Bills receiiable, will be taken at par, by LOVELACE & WHEELER. Fish Hooks and Lines. Fish Hooks, large and small, also Lines, cheap at LOVEL ACE & WHEELER'S. May 1 18 tf. .Horses and Wagons. Two or three Horses and two 2 Horse Wagons for sale, if applied for early ; also, wanted, a good second hand Mahogany Bureau with glass and without marble top, apply to B. H. LOVELACE. May 1-18-tf. ICE, I(E, ICE ! At Reduced Prices ! Hlavingc enmplted a large and commod, onis house for this trade, I am now prepared, with a large supp1y on hand, to fill all orders from the city and Country entrusted to my care with promp:ness. All ordecrs must be accompanied with the money, as my terms are strictly CASH. A. GAGE & CO., Proprietors. JOHN D. BATEMAN, Agent, Mry 1, 18 1m. Columbia, S. C. The State of Sonuth Carolina-Int Equity-Nearberry Diseriet. Max. C. M. Livingston, vs. N. M. Livingston, Jacob Kinard, et ux., et al. Bill for Partition and Discovery. * It appearing to my satisfaction that Jacob Kinard and his wife Martha, Andrew Kmnard, Sophia Kinard and Jimmy Kinard, five of the defendants to this bill, 1wide from and beyond the limits of this State ; on motion of Messrs. Garlington and Suber, Plff's. Sol's., it is ordered, that they do plead, answer or demur, to said bill within forty days from'. the publication of the rule, or' Signet Chapter, No. 18, R.-. A. M.. The Regular Monthly Con vocation of this Chapter will be held at the Chapter Room, Masonic Hall, on Saturday the 11th prox., at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. Members, (particularly of0cers,) are re, quested to be punctual in attendance, as very important business will be transacted. The craft generally are fraternally invited. N. B.-Regular Convocations, will, here after, be held on Saturday after the first Monday in each month, at 3 p. m. By order of the M.-. E.-. H.-. P.-. April 24 R. H. GRENEKER, Sec'y. To the Maimed. Gov. Orr having authorized the under signed to seek out all persons who suffered the loss of limbs wl ile in service, I hereby give notice and request all such persons to report to me at Newberry. C. H. A dupli. cate certific'te will be required showing the party entitled to receive one, .d un n. which an order will be given to the .!i cant which on presentation in Charleston will procure him this benefit free of cost. April 24 17 3t. E. P. LAKE. OFFICE OF THE TOWN COUNCIL, NF.WBERRY S. C. April 22d, 1867. Messrs. J. R. Leavell, E. P. Lake and James Gauntt have consented to act as a committee for the distribution of any corn or other provisions which may be given by charitable strangers to relieve the destitute within the corporate limits or immediate vicinity. They have also kindly consented to receive and distribute, in like manner, any con tributions which the charitable of our own people may feel able to spare from their limited supplies. There is in our midst an amount of suffering destitution, the extent of which is concealed by the silent patience with which it is borne. It is hoped that garden and other early crops, will soon give some relief, but for the present there is suffering for bread except where relieved by charity. Contributions are earnestly solicited, to be applied by the Committee of Relief. JAMES M. BAXTER, Intendant. SOMETHING FDR THE PEOPLE In these times of scarcity, it is well to know where to get the necessa ries of life, on fair terms, and to knw what you are getting. To this cnd, Wright & Coppock would inform All the People that they have now in store A very large stock of Men's, Youths' and Boys' Spring and Summer CLOTHING AND) FURNISHING GOODS, at prices so low as to astonish a'1l good judges of such articles. For instance: Men's Business Suits, rCoat, Pants and Vest,J Common, $5; Fine, 630.. All grades between. Boys' Suits in proportion. A large stock of Black goods, made in Frocks and Sacks, Pants and Vests; Cloth, Cassimer, French and English.Drab D'Ete, Alpacas, etc. All the above goods in piece, with trim mings to suit. Hats, Boots and Shoes, of various styles and prices. STrunks, Valeces, "Traveling Bags, Um brelas, &c. Give us a call if you wish to save money and please yourselves. WRIGHT & COPPOCK, No. 4 Mollohon Row, April 10 tf Newberry, S. C. XPRIIIGO9DM! A complete and beautiful selection of all kinds and qualities to SUIT THE SEASON I Just Received, AND OPENING THIS DAY! Call and Examnine Before PUBRCHASING. These Gr'oods UFLL BE SOLD VERY LOW1 FOR CASH. Ms BARRE & SON. We would state that we will not hereafter keep any memorandum accounts, and the cash must be paid on delivery of goods. All mem orandum accounts must be paid at once. April 10-15--1y. _________ Special Notice. In pursuance of the power and authority given to me by A. Harris, by Mortgage deed, bearing date the 26th March, 1866, to enter upon and sell this lot in default of his payment of the sums of money which sid Mortgage was given to secure. I will oufer for sale on Sales-day in May next, ha lot lying on Main street, bounded on the East by lot of Walter Steel, and on the South 'and West by lot belonging to A. M. Wicker. Terms made known on day of sale. G. D. SMITH, Mortgagee. A pril 17 16 St. Hair Work. The subscriber respectfully informs the LdIes generally that she is prepared to make necklaces, bracelets, rings, &c., with gold tippings, in a neat and substantial manner, and respectfully solicits orders. MA RY McCOY, A pril 24 1867. Helena, S. C. Secretary's Offce, G. & C. R. R. Co. COL UM BIA, A pril 8th, 1867. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company, will be held in Columbia on Thurs day, the second day of May next at 10 o'clock A. M. The followiog persons are entitled to a free Charleston Advertisements. New Goods! New Goods! AT THE "CHARLESTOI HOUSE." STrOLw1BB &aO WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS, At BANCROFT'S OLD STAND, 287 King-St. We would call Special Attention of Merchants' and Planters to our large and well selected Stock of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, which we are offering at the Lowest Market Prices. Our Stocks are constantly replenished by every Steamer, with all the Newest Styles and Patterns of the Season. -We keep always on hand Fall Lines of Domestic Goods, which we will sell at a Small Advance on Agents' prices, for CASH or CITY ACCEPTANCE. We also offer at Retail, the Largest Stock to Select from in the City. N. B.-Samples, with Price Lists, sent (free bf charge) to any part of the State. Refers to City Advertisements for prices. All Orders will be promptly attended to. Stoll, Webb & CO. April 17 287 KING ST. V No. 153 MEETING ST. Opposite the Cha,rleston Hotel. (Formerly JOHN' ASHHURST & CO.) GEORGE . GOOI RWCH,) PHILIP WINEMAN, Sowth Carolina.. JOHN ASHHURAST, DIrect Importers of Pure Drugs & Chemicals. CHAIRLESTON, S. C. April 24 Smo. Head Quarters, I gPN~ DISTRICT No. 2. llU General Order No. 1. IJUA3 UU J3 aving just received a large stock of Js eevd n o Fancy and Staple opnn,aexletasr DenRoYDrssGods,ofth Bought at GREATLY SC THG G A S REDIUCE D -PRI CES,1 PITDLWS And having1FLWRDOGNY Reduced the prices of StockJcots Beae,Fnh before on hand,Poln,&, 'he public are respectfully invited to an cx- iD ssi im ng. resB tn. mination before purchasing elsewhere. G. D. SMITH. Agt.W teGos April 17 163t _____ otdadPanSis Duplex ElitiBrslirtawis, beaxperience particulary in flnecoassortmenbtief,GOp as, Carrialges,eRailraddCars,,ChurchsPews Arm Chais, fohiPomenadesndHHous Dress, as he Ladiesanand Misedeshenoi ase to ocupSkaimas-vspceoassesilycan onvenientlyLadaeSiSkior MubrneDress,na n anGentlemen spandgLadies' Foralf,leip, and.Morocco&Shoes on sndPla,r to 4hsant,d betwen the upe andti Situes Churlh be exprEe n'Shs,aoBogs aTHCrrE,RilodCEr00, Cchnn Pe- e' n By'Cohn Are Cha irs, fod Pomenae and Houferentsad os'Ht ess, al thdkrtau pybe foe whei >fste s.to opasmall ace as peasilond Groeres ovanient agis tadSilk for Mun notes made nvalule qulity in H0s. lne not f.oHUNdR. 2 t 5 t in aySlSprin.g1716rt. For . saeb . POPE&SO. ugr1to2ct LVodcin Lost Lsre. Pike,CnesSade, Whn Sndath gage priona bewen my Ldebe esetuln houand t Lthe' sidec of ArGE Helen ocl n xmn u trenfya nd sit dolrsin '4moe. so k (uone 's bil e Gandsmmar.o dfrn " "BLatiniGraetnar of the sameJosme,eandialdpersonsnar wared gansttrdin fr ayotema enig Marc excelen2asort Offrshi srvce t te itzes f ew- of rGOD,ofCE bertestiStyles,rembracing Medicine, Bndgesurgeeyc foundDatstherremides,eDressrs.ttolen O'Nal. Ari 314 mo Tkehlesue inogtodterfns. _________________________ atonse and ePlignerly thatss,e ew ooks wil alwys kep nanoo acoetst,o Bulions ree Gammr.j Gorieand Pdiape,c - Gree Reaer. ttens Laies' Mktisses.n "Skirtstinriousnmrice LadieLatlknmbRelasern Xenophon'senabasmen'sR an Ladies' Miscellaneous. R[G _TORE! eI French Store. DR. T. GOUIN Informs his friends, and the public general ly, that he will devote particular attention to the carrying on of the first named busi- di ness, and that day and night he will be rea a dy to fill Physician's Prescriptions. In a few days he will be in receipt of the Purest French Drugs, Medicines, ( Extracts, Perfumes, Pomades, &c. from the first class houses in France. He will also continue to keep the finest and most delicate American and Freneh CONFECTIONERIES,-such as Stick; Pole, Flat. Lump, Almond and Co, ' coanut Candies,* Gum Drops, Cordial and Brandy Drops, Crystalized Fruits, Nugat de Marseilles, etc., etc. JUST RECEIVED A Choice Lot of TEAS, IMPERIAL. GUNPOWDER, YOUNG HYSON, and Pure Black ENGLISH BREAKFAST TEA. He would return thanks to his friends of f this town, as well as those of Newberry, Edge field and surrounding districts for the kind patronage so liberally extended to him, and iespectfully ask for a continuation of the same. April 17 16 Tea, Tea. Just received some of those "Old Fashion", superior Teas, sold for many years, and so universally approved, by Stewart & Coate. For sale by April 10 15 eow3 R. STEWARr. Sugar, Coffee, Soda, Indigo, _ Madder, Copperas, Powder, Shot, Lead, Per cussion Caps, &c., &c. Just received and for.sale by R. STEWAR [. April 10 15 eow3 b Castings, &c. L Pots, Ovens, Spiders, Skil- t lets, Tea Kettles, Extra Oven Lids, Wagon I Boxes, Sad and Andirons,Camp Pans, a new i and superior article. Trace Chains, Hames, s Plow Lines, Cotton and Wool Cards,-the ac best make; Brades' Crown Steel l.oes. Ames' di Spades and Shovels, Manure forks, Garden P Rakes, Smith and Hand Hammers, together Fa with a general assortment of Hardware and P Cutlery. Just received and for sale by April 10 15 R.STEWART. g A Cutlery.B A super lot of Jos. Rodgers 8 & Sons, and George Wostenholm's Table b and Pocket Knives, Scissors, &c.. Just re.-a ceived and for sale by April 10 .15 R. STEWART. ti Tobacco and Cigars. Is Ti Spencer's Calhoun Chew- B ing Tobacco, the very best known, also ~ common grades. Various brands and grades Cigars, some very fmne. Just received and for sale by R. STEWAR T. Kerosine Oil. Just received, fresh and super., a No. 1 Eerosine Oil. Will be sold very cheap, by April 10 15 R. STEWART. Cotton Yarns. A large lot all numbers, the very best Cotton Yarns, by~ co April 10 15 R. STEWART. w Marked Down! The Ladies and Gentlemen of Newberry and surrounding country, are espectfully invited to call at our Store and nspect and price our Stock of'Goods, s ately received from first New York houses. tr To sell as Ciheap,if not Cheap- TI er than anybody else, we have marked down ou.r stock to corres pond with the lowest prices of this Spring.. As we have bought ONLY Folt Cas5, we are compelled to sell in the same way. To our Stock of Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats&Caps, Fancy Goods, Clothing, Piece Goods, Shirts, etc., etc. P We have added a full supply of SUGAR, in all grades, Coffee, Flour, - Soaps, Candles, and a fine assortment of FRENCH CANDY. Great Bargains in~ Straw Goods! D o cdose out our present stock of m Ladies' Gents' i.nd Boys' H" I-A TS, of we will sell the same BELOWi First Cost e Price. ed Come at once and secure fr Bargains. Cl Respectfully, Sam'l Baer, .Under Newberry Hotel Bul ldink.1 April 17-16. CHAMPION Washing Machine (CORNELLUS PATENT.) THIS Machine is warranted to be; The Best, The Cheapest,W The Cleanest Washer, The Easiest and Simplest to work and an age, The very latest improved and most com- Th lete invention, ADrei The very thing every Family, Hotel, ollege, and Public House needs. Mr. McCulloch, Agt., will prove all that Th is promised for this Machine, to any citizen f New berry District.F Price of Machine............$15,00 Putnam's Wringer...........10,00 Machines will be delivered at house of urchasers at above prices. W ARREN R. MARSHALL, Miscellaneous. C. F. JACKSON, HAS recently returned from the North- of n Markets, with a .arge and elegantly assorted be foi STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS p hi bh he is prepared to offer at greatly re aced prices, and most respectfully solicits share of patronage. Persons visiting Columbia for the purpose ' making purchases, will find it co 'reatly to their advantage to give c him a call. by The attention of the Ladies is especially fl vited to his- of RESS GOODS DEPARTMENT, t hich is well suppled with the very ch [uslins, Berages, Foulards, a Challies. Grenadines and Silks. let And the Gentlemen. are requested to dr camine his fine selection'of Na CASSIMERES, its he > Spring and Summer Suits. an C. F. JACKSON, April 17 16 4t Main-st., Columbia, S. C. Corn ! Oats ! Flour! ! 4000 Bshels Prime White Corn, 100 Bbls Flotir, 500 Bushels Oats. To ARPIVE. tb 10 I1hds Bacon clear Sides, 2000 Bushels Yellow Corn, For sale by BROWNE & Sc'IIIRMER, mar 20 2m Main st., Columbia. TAX NOTICE. no I will attend at the places, on the days specified att low, to make assessments and receive the to ixes on the following property, Viz: Lands, ots, and Buildings in Towns and Villages. Ini uggies, Carriages, Gold and Silver Plate, atches, Jewelry and Piano., on hand 1st Jan. 9" 37. And on all gross incomes derived from pic e following sources between Jan. 1st 1866, and in. 1st 1867, Viz; Articles manufactured for le, barter or exchange, Employments. Faculties lea d Professions, Commissions of Brokers, Ven- im' te Masters, Eactors or Commission Mercbants, remiums received by Insurranoe Companies, cal les of Goods, Wares and Merchandize, sales of dis ictorial Newspapers and Magazines, Photo aphing, Deguerreotyping Salarnes, Rents, cc ividends and Money at Interest, in excess of dr< 00O, Saw, Flour and Grist Mills, and Cotton ued on toll, H otels. Restaurants, or eating tu1 oses, Livery Stables. Butchers, and Hucksters, for liiiard Tables and Bowling Alleys, Bar Rooms, rries and Toll Gates. Every renewal of - arter and every Omnibus, Public Hack, Coach, Re ay and Baggage Wagon, are liable to Tax, o every Dog in the state on 1st Jan. 1867, . cept one to each plantation, ard one to each. babited lot in Towns and Villages. A espita n Tax is required of all males between 21 and years. Every Employer Is required to make urns of the names of all persons employed by . Gold and Silver coin, Un ited States legal En der or -Treasury Notes, Notes of National nks, the Bills receivable of this State, and chq yCertificates, are r rceivable for Taxes. tifi acob Cooke' April.11th. Beo. Metzz " 12th. tec Frog Level__________" 13th. Th . Sbers 4 15th. o ohn F. Gly m h - " 16th. o Maybinton " Tith.- kn enry Whitmirn " 18th. hos. Cromea, " 19th. SI alapa - ___ -_ " 20th, sta Bush River Church . "t23d A.. J. Longshores --" 24th. th< . Hopkins William- " 25th. kn Dead F all , 26th. Schumperts Mills-_______" 27th. pri Newberry, C. H .----from 31ay 6th to 18th The books will be kept at Frog Level until 25th May, at which time they will be closed. All da o fail to pay by that time will be liable to tri uble lax .JACOB. B. FELLERS, T. C. N. D. 2 April 1 -15-tf. wi or NEWBE RRYTit -of EMALE COLLEGE. pot T HIS INSTITUTION will be c opened on Monday, the 1st of. A pril next. .Persons intending ir to enter puipils are requested to mfl make application at once. The in sion will embrace Fourteen Weeks, and P. dents will be charged from tine of en- ] ne to close of session. :Ri PER SEssroN-ParAnLE IN A DVANcE, iN CUansser. Board, including washing and fue. ..p50,00 Thi Tuition Collegiate Department.... . 15,00) " Academic "l... 10O Co " Primary " ...8,00 An " Music................. 15,00 - "French.............. 15,00 "Drawing or Painting..... 15,00 I "Fancy Work.......... 10,00 wh Incidental Expenses............. 2,0fo Boarders are required to furnish sheets, up4 lowcases, towels, lights and heavy cover- we . For further information addr'ess to Rv. J. TAYLOR ZEA LY, Principal, ers Newberry, C. H., So, Ca. be March 9.7-13-tf. .- say e xl WHISKERS.. AND ca VEUSJTAHES! en" PORCED to grow upon the smoothest face ch~ in from the,to five weeks by using pai SEVIGNE'S RSARATEUR CA PIL- lest IRE, the niost wonderful discovery in If3 dern science, acting upon the Beard and om tir in an almost miraculous manner. It tog been used by the elite of Paris and' Lons wtl with the most flattering success-. Names enII all purchasers will be registered, and if ire satisfaction Is not given in every in. No nce, the money will be cheerfully refunds ] ,Price by mail, sealed and postpa'd, $1. - scriptive circulars and testimomia mailed T . Addrsss BERGER, SHUTTS .& Co., TI eists, No. '485 River Street, -Troy, N. , ole agents for the United 6tates. eb. 27, 1867. 17 By lease & Wright, ~ lave now In store and are constantly receiving a large assortment of the F very best articles of pie: CtJUKINGI ST8XYES, L", hich they warrant to give entire satisfatc Blo tion. Also tior hea LL, OFFICE &A SHOP STOVES. E ey manufacture and sell a: wholesale and nil the best article of Fre Plain Tin Ware. of yea ey keep on band a good assortment of Pin ressed and Japanned* Tin Ware,F ATSO, A SPECIAL NOTICES. FREE TO EVERYBODY. a Large 6 pp. Circular, giving inform n of the greatest importance to the young both sexes. t teaches how the homely may become antiful, the despised respected, and. the -aken.lovcd. \o young lady or gentleman should fail send their Address, and receive a copy st paid, by return mail. Address P, 0. Drawer 21, ?eb. 27, 187-1y. TROT, Nr Y. 1 A YoUNG LADY returning to her intry home, after a sojourn - of a few mntbs in the City, was hardly recognised her friends. In place of a coarse, rustic, shed face, she had a soft ruby complexios almost marble smoothness, and iastead of enty. three she really appeared but eighteen. >on inquiry as to the cause of so great a ange, she plainly told them. that she. used CIRCASSIAN BALI, and considered it invaluable acquisiion to any Lady's tol. By its use any lady or gentleman ean prove their personal appearance an hun' !d fold. It is simple in its combination, as Lturc herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in efilpacy in drawing impurities from, also aling, cleansing and beautifying the akin d complexion. By its direct action on the ticle it draws from it all its impurities, idly healing the same,and leaving the sur ,e as Nature intended it should be, clear, 't, smooth and beautifo+. Price $1, sent by til or Express, on receipt of an order by W. L. CLARK & CO., Chemists, No. 3 West Fayette St., Syracuse, N. Y. rhe only American Agents for the sale of same. Feb. 27th, 1867. ly Wonderful but True. 1IADAME RE\MINGTGN, the world-re* waned Astrologist Somnambulistic .Claifp rant, while in a clairvoyant state, delinc s the very features of the person yon are marry and by the aid of an instrument of ense power. known as the Psychomotrope' arantees to produce a perfect and lifelike :ure of the future husband or wife of the plicant, with date of marriage, occupation, ding traits of character, &c. This Is no po:ion, as testimonials without 'number i assert. By statipg place of birth, age; position, color of eyes and hair, and en sing fifty cents, and stamped envelope ad. ssed to yourself, you will receive the p1c a by return mail, together with desired In-. mation. tddress in confidence, Madame Gertrude mington. P. O. Box 297?, West Troy, N. Y: 'eb. 27th, 1867. 1y Know Thy Destiny. lADAME, E F. 'THomNox, The great gsh Astrologist, Clairvoyant and Psys >metrcian, who ha s astonished'the seic. cekasses of the Old World, has 1now loeae herself at Hudson, N. Y.. Madame rton possesses such wonderful powers secotid sigh t, as to enable her to impart wledge of the greatest importance to the gle or married of either sex. While in a te of trance, she delineates the very fea es of the person you are to marry, and by :aid of an instrument of inten,se power, own as the Psychomotrope, guarantees to xtlee a life-like picture of the future hus ad or wife of the applicant, together with te of marriage, position..in life, leading dts of charneter, &c. This is no humbug, thousands of testimonials can assert.- She I send when desired a certidied certificate, written gnarantee, that the picture is what urports to be. By enclosing a small lock hair, and stating place, of birth age, dis ition and complexion, and enclosing-fifty ts and stamped entelope addressed to treelf, you will reeive the picture and de i in formation by return mail. All com-. nications sacredly confidential. Address confidence, MADAME E. F. THonITOI,. 0. Box 223, Hudson, N. Y. Reparator Capilli. ow away.your false frizzes, your switches,. your wig truete of.comfort, and not worth a ig: e aged, come youth ful, come ugly and fair,. I rejoice in y our own luxurnant hair. REPARATO)R CAPILLT. or restoring hair upon bald hesEk Ifrera atever cause it may have fallen out) and :ing a growth of hair upon the race, It has equal. It will force the beard to grow n the smoothest face in from five to eight ks, or hair upon tiald heads in from two. three months. A few ignorant pra.cWisaa have asserted that there is nothg that, I force or hasten the growth et'the-hair or rd. Their assertions are le- as thou, ds of living witnesses (fro'm their own erience) can 1bear witness. Biat manN say, how are we to distinguish the gen' e from the speious? E t certainly is dIB t, as nine.tenths of the different Prep. ions advertised ftor the hair and bctrd are irely worthless, and you may have alaea thrownt away large atacasts in their par. ise. To such we would say, try the Be, ator Cappini; 't will cost you nothing un% it fully comes up to our representations.. our Druggist does not keep it, send us. dollar and we will forward it, postpaid',. ether with a receipt for the mnoneyv, which, tbe rtgurned you on application, providing ire satisfaction is not given. Address, W. L. CL ARK & CO., Chemists, .3 West Fayette Street, Sr&cusz, N. T.. 'eb. 27th, 1867. ly,. bere cometh glad tidings ofjoy to all, young and to old, to great and to small; be beauty wh ich once wasso pre'cious an.drar: free for all, and all may be fair, the use of CHASTELLAR'S rHITE LIQUID ENAMEL, or Improving and Beautifying the Cous Cion. be most valuable and perfect preparation, ~se, for giving the skic a beautiful pearh. int, that is only found in youth. 4 :kly removes Tan, Freckles, Pimples, thes, Moth Patchas, S'ailowness. Erup.~ a, and all impurities of the skin, kidy ling the same leaving the skin white and r as alabaster. Its use can not be do. ed by the closest scrutiny, and being a etable preparation is perfectly harmless. the only article of the kind used by the ch, and is considered by the Parisian as spensable to a perfect toilet. Upwards 0,000 bottles were sold during the past r, a sufficient guarantee of its effenacy. :e only 75 cents. Sent by mail, post'.peld, eceipt of an order, by BURGER, sHUTTrs & CO., Chem1s 285Biver St , Troy, N. Y. eb. 27, 1867. ly.. Notice. 11 persons holding demands apahst the