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PROSPECTUS
For the continuation Of the
CARROLL FREE-PRESS.

HNHE interest of WilliamJ Johnston, Esq.
q in this establishment, having been
transferred TO John ChristyA the Free
Press will in future be conducted by
PEARcE g. CHRIsTY The political com,
plexion orthls paper will not be changed
the editors being firm in their determI.
uaton to preserve its neutral character
The transfer from Mr. Johnstonto Christy,
has been made with the hope Of ensuring
the continuation ola newspaper IN Car
roIlton: And with this view, the editors
appeal to the people of the county for a
patronage equal to the merits and lmPor
tance of their enterprise, One Of the cd
Eitors being practical printer, and having
determined to devote his time exclusively
to the interest Of the. paper, it is confident
ly hoped that, with reasonable increase
of their subscription list, the Carroll Free
Press may be continued to the mutual adj
Yantage Of both subscribers and publish
ers.
or the convenience and necessity Of a
| public journal, published at the county
seat, every citizen of the county must be
convinced; and the editors trust that, the
people Of Carroll will sustain them in their
efforts to promote public good, and TO SO
cure an honest maintenance.
TERMs.-The Free Press will he pub
lished every Friday morning, at Two Dol
lars per annum, payable half yearly in
advance. Ifpayment bo delayed until
after the end of the year, So so will be
required. But as payment IN advance is
for the interest of all parties, this mode
is respectfully recommended.
Advertisements inserted at the usua'
rate. AIIcommunications addressed 10
the Editors must be post paid.
J. PEARCE g. ]. CtIRlSTH.
Carrolllon, Carroll Co. Q Sept. 1885
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NOTICE.

ALL persons interested will take no.
tice, that, at my Instance, writ Of at
tachment was on the 2Sth day of March,
1885, issued by Charles Fl. Hays, Esq,
l Justice of the Peace in Augusta towu-
ship, In the county of Carroll, and State
Of o.; against the goods, chattes. rig hts,
moneys, credits aud effects Of John GtH ,
an absent debtor. .... ,
R.H LIGGEF.
Augusta, April Is, 1886.
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Farm F6f2 SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell hisfarm
lying on the waters Of little Connotton,
on which there is a grist Mill, with
in eighty or ninety rods of the dwelling
house. There are about sixty five acres
of cleared land on said farm; fifteen acres
ofwhich areing grass on the treek bottom,
There are on this tract number OF new
er failing springs, two dwelling houses,
and a double Barn shielded on Two sides,
and all covered with shingles.
Said farm lies within two mhes of New
Harfisburgh, and four from Connotton -
Adjoining with Leonard Hersh Esq,
James Baxter and others.
Information can he had as TO the situa-
ten, and terms made known by applying
to the subscriber living on said land,
SAMPSON RICE.
Harrison TIP. Carroll CO. 0,
March 25h, 1886.
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PROPOSALS FOR PUBLICATION OF
THE OHIO STATE JOURNAL,
TWICE A WEEK TILL DEC. /, 1886.
To be edited by j. BaiMache.

.1ENhe high importance of dissemina'
Il ting correct information among
the great body OF the American people
at the present alarming crisis in our
national affairs, being universally ad
mitted, it is deemed unnecessary to
assign at length the reasons which seem
to require the publication of semi
weekly newspaper at the seat Of gov
ernment Of this great State; at least
until The coming struggle for the next
Presidency shall have been brought
TO s,close, Suffice it to observe, that
a weekly journal, however capaclous,
must necessarily be too contracted, as
wdlI es too tardy inits operations, TO
meet the exigencies Of he times Two
regular numbers per week, it is belle
I,ved, will in great measure, supply
The acknowledged deficiency. In or
der, therefore, To insure large circu,
larion 10 the proposed publication, and
place it within the reach of every one
the price Of subscription has been
brought down TO the lowest possible
rate.
AS the political opinions Of the Ed
ilor are not unknown in Ohio, it is
deemed unnecessary TO give any other
pledge Of The course he intends 10 pur-
sue, than TO observe that, being faIly
persuaded the election ofMARTINVAN
buren, 10 the next Presidency must
prove highly detrimental to the pub
lie interest, as we'll as immlnenlly
dangerous to the liberties of the cili
zen, he will zsalOusly labor to prevent
so depiorable aresult, by alfordng an
active, and so far as may depend upon
him, an efficient support TO THE
CANDIDATE OF THE PEOPLE.
From Maine TO Georgia, the lreemen
of the United States are rushing 10 the
rescue of The country with spirit
worthy of the days offs. Nothing
more Is therefore necessary 10 secure
to them an easy and complete triumph
over The oGice.holders, than a perfect
organization. To effect this, on hon
orabls and lasting principles, shall be
leading object of the Journal; and
while most cordially responding to
the recent enthusiastic demonstrations
of public sentiment in favor of our
distinguished feIow.cilizen, WIN.
HENRY HARRISON, as Con. Jack.
sons successor, it will treat withlrue
kindness all those who, con.
curing with US in uncomprising op-
position to MIR. Van Buren, may nev.
ertheless deem Daniel Webster, or.
Hugh l.. White, entitled TO the prefe
renee. In other respects, the semi.
weekly Journal will contain the cur
'ent news of the day, and such other
matters as shall be thought interesting
,r ,rinstructive; and nothing will be
united, on tho palt of the Editor and
Publishers, 10 render 1t worthy OF an
xtensiYe and liberal patronage
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~ r. Ee ~ {

9hHE CARROLL FREE PRESS, is
- published every Friday by PEARcE
AND CHR1srT, at 50 per aununi, payable
half yearly in advance; if payment be de-
layed until after the end of the year ST.
SO, will be charged. Advertisements
NOT exceeding one square will be inserted
,hree weeks for one dollar, four dollars
for six months, and eight dollars per year
Communications must be postpaid,
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lCABINET MAKING.

The firm Of Jackson & Tiernan
having been dissolved by consent, the
business will be carried on, in future,
by TIERNAN & Co. in the same
shop; where they are prepared to exc
cute all orders in their line upoa the
shortest notice.
TIERNAN & Co.
Carrolton, March llth 1886.
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Washington Monument.

4 the undersigned, acknowledged
by proclamation of Gov. Lucas, to be
the collector Of the Washington Ma
tionOl Monument Society, for Ohio,
hereby aPpoini John Mccormick dep
Oiy collector. for the County of Car.
roll in said State.
- CHARLES MCLEAN.
..t. Col. w. N. NJ. S.
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CHARLES u. Ar5N,
Attorney at law,

nRACrlCES IN the Counties Of Co
Iumbiana, Stark, and Carroll. lie
will attend to tho collection Of elaine,
assist administrators, executors, and
guardians, IN the discharge of their du'
dies; and do any other business apPer
tanning to his profession.
Office in Now iSbOn, ColumLiana
county, Ohio.
January l6. 1885. #.
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no MlLR. OWN RlSs AMI

The Undersigned, owners Of Merchan.
FIourlng Mills, in Pennsy lyania, Ohio,
and Western Virginia, having severally
purchased and Tor some time had in ope.
ration, French Burr Mi Stones, manuf
lactured by Mr. John Rhey of the city OF
Pittsburgh, take a pleasure in stating tha.
their Burrs, both ir the quality ofthe ma.
terial and in the workmanship, have CIV
en- the most enire satisfaction,
The enterprise manifested by Mr. Rhe
in establishing this mauuiactory, his ex
ertion in procuring the most experience
workmen, his care and skill in the seIec-
lion OF stone OF superior description,
strongly recommend his establishment TO
the notice of purchasers, and we are hap
py to have il IN our power to bear this
public testimonial IN his favour.
Jas. Patterson, Brighton, Beaver CO. Pa
S. Walker, Il co. Ehzabethtown, Pa.
J. A. Miller, R rion Mills Pa.
|. Mitchell SewickIey Pa.
Jacob H, ZlgIer, HARRISON Mills Pa.
Isaac Walker, near Pittsburgh Pa.
James D. White, New Castle Mills Pa.
Joha Pugh, Falston, Beaver co. Pa.
Geo. Cooper Il j. Cassiday, Steam
Mil, near Pittsburgh Pa
Isaac Paugurn, 5. M. Monongahela
Run Pa.
W. D. Hawkins, Allegheny Pa!
J. Croft, Pine creek Pa.
Abraham ScheIer, Zslienepole Pa
David NJ. Junkin, Etna Furnace, Pa
James Morrow, Carroll CO. Ohio.
F. ZigIer, Big Beaver, Ia.
r. & j. Lindsay, Venango, CO. Pa.
J. Johnston, Va.
Stephen Maple, Va.
j. Means, Sleubenville, Ohio.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
February 10, 1896.
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VOtiCe

is hereby given, that David Maple, and
Tunis Maple have, this day, filed their
Final Account, as Administrators Of
Jacob Maple, dec. in tho Office Of the
Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas in
and for the county Of Carroll, o.
D. WCOOK, Clerk.
April lst, 1886.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

TNHE Firm of Mcdowell & McElder.
Il ry has been dissolved by mutual
consent, Notice, therefore, is given to
all who are indebted to said firm, that
the undersigned have placed their com
pany Books, Notes, &c. IN the hands oi
J. PearCe, in CarroIton, with whom set
Element must be made before the 2Gth ol
November next, otherwise collections
will necessarily be made NTH costs.
ALEXANDER MCDOWELL,
ROBERT McELDERRY.
CarroHon, October 23, 1886. ..-
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ANKER BOLTlNG CLOTHS.

The subscriber hattered with many
testimonials received from milIcrs who
have bought and used these valuable bolt
ing cloths in their Merchant Flour Mills,
-begs lenve to inform miIlers and 9th
ere, that he has received large lot oI
Boiling Cloths, direct from the mauutac
lures; and will be happy to supply mil
erS on liberal terms with the article,
which he will warrant.
JOHN riley.
Filtsb'h Pa. February 10, 1886.
P.S. Burr Mill Stones and French
Burr Blocks on hand as usual,
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MARBLE YARD,
NUMBER 8, WOOD STREET, r1rrsBURG.

M ARBLE Mentels, with Piasler'
lYk and Columns, Head and Foo
Stones, Monuments, Tomb Stones, Car
bIe Counters: slabs for Pier and Centre
Tables, Slabs for Side Boards, Door Silk
aud Steps, and oil work in the Marble
line.
Orders thankfully received g. prompt
ly executed on moderate terms, by
JOHN riley 81 Co.
June l2, 1895
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A LIST OFLETIERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Carroll
ton, Carroll county O., on the first day
ofApriI, 1886, and if not taken out by
the first of July next, will be sent to
the General Post 0lIice as dead let
ters.
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Whole sale shoe StOrcs
No. 81 WooD STREET, PlTTsBURGT.
A.sRzl& cG-sca

A.E?Ez g. CEf-IoS
Are now receiving their spring sup
plies consisting in part of 1000 cases OF
BOOTS Il SHOES,
adapted 10 the approaching season.
ALSO, 260, packages Of Palm eaf
hats, Leghorn Straw 81 Tuscan bonnets,
Of various quaIitie s; All of which they
will dispose Of at eastern prices, by pack
ages, or dozen. Merchants visiting Pitts
burgb, arerspectIully invited 10 call q
examine their stock.
March 25th, 1886.
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LIFE.

LIE hs
Abrief History, in three parts, with a 81
. 'qGal ..
Dedicated to my friend on his Wedding
Day.-Nopember l, lS-
PART L. LOVE.
"A glance,-a thought, "a bIow,--
1t stngs him 10 the core;
A questlon-will it lay him low9
Or will time heal it DER?
lie kindles at the name,-
He sits and thinks apart;
Time blows and blows il to a fiame,-
Burning within his heart.
lie loves it though it burns,
And nurses i; with care:
lie feeds the blisslu pain, by turns,
With hope and with despair!
FART II. -COURTSHIP.
Sonnots and serenades,
Sighs, gIances, tears and VOWS,
Gifts, tokens, souvenirs, parades,
Aud courtesies and bows.
A purpose and a prayer:
The stars are in the sky
He wonders how even hope should dare
TO lot him ann SO high!
Still, hope iIIures and aattersI
And doubt just makes him bold:
And 50, with passion all in talters,
The trembling tale is told!
Apologies and blushoa,
Soft LOOKS, averled eyes,
Each heart into the other rushes,
Each yields, and wins, a prize.
pARr III, MARRIAGE.
A gathering OF fond friends,
briel, solemn words and prayer,
A trembling to the fingers ends,
As hand to hand thOy swear.
Sweet cakes, sweet vine, sweet kisses,
And so tho deed is done;
Now for ife's woes and bisses,
The Wooded two arc one.
And down the shining streum,
They launch their buOyant sktf,
'Bless'd iilhey may but trust Hopes dream
But, ah! Truth echoes -lG
.lfheallh be,Grm, friends be true,
lG self be well controlled;
II tastes be pure, if wants bo few,
And not too often told,
1lrroason always rule tho heart,
And passions Ow ! It's sway,
~ love for aye !OlIlsimpart,
Tho zesl it does to day.
@If Providence with parentcaro
Mote out the varying lot;
While meek conlentment bows 10 share
The palace or tho cot:
And oil! if Faith, sublime and clear,
The spirit upward guide;
Then bIess'd indeed aud bless'd (ore'er,
The Bridegroom and the Bride!
d WILLIAM CUTTER.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
REMOVAL.

S. C. MARKER begs leave 10 inform
his customers, and the public generally
ihathe has removed his
GROCERY STORE,
to the building one door West of "Car
roIIton Hall,"-where he has for sale, al
very reduced prices for cash or approved
country produce, we'll selected assort'
ment of Groceries. &c. &c, lie respect
fully solicits the calls Of purchasers.
Carollton, April Is, 1885.
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JOHNSTON & F5ARCI
"A RE compelled to call again upon
"A those who are ndebtedto them asthe
date pu ohsners Of tho Carroll Free Press,
tonike settlement with J. Pearce, with
tout further delay. They hopeIhis no.
ice will be sufficient.
CurroIllon, April 20, 1896.
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cow PANY,

aNEaGG NAEIGATG On
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POETRY.
u7raTu ,ho southern Literary Messenger,
for March, 1886.

Frem tho Southern Literary Messenger
for March, 1886. ...
ALoANTO THE MESSENGER,
when / said | tOOuld die bachelor,
.jdid not think / should hiUe to be married
[BENED1cT.
The day'I was married, my dear Edl-
Tor, / was greeted by valued crony Of
mine with The following Je,0 desperate,
aas Mrs. Malaprop might call ajeu d'es-
,pris. The occasion which gave this tri-
de birth having now been some years a
,matIer Of history, | am disposed to lend
it to your good readers for month, and
beg them 10 be very careful oft, as 1t is
-realIy one ofthe neatest things ofthe kind
Tor they have ever seen, 1t is by poet
of no low order Of genius, 4 can assure
you, whose fault alone it is that his name
albeit not Insignificant, is not yet higher
'en the rolls ofpoetic fame. lthas never
sbeeRsin print.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-03-09

PposIoS MaRXEr-The markets yesterday very well
nnd and notwithstanding the dness of the weather for the
n,.t week the prices moderated in
sng articles Beef advanced Of for when the bat
be py fIOm $40 s2 80 per ewt for live cattle they cannot
n ..I AZ the same killed The vegetable market
,,, we'll stored and the articles generally good, but,
usual At most exorbaat prices Poultry is little more moderate
Ex are also cheaper maintains its old rates, and will do
- until the rivers bay free for navigation The annexed
ouO.ons will the correct state of both markets
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NOTICE.-THE THISTLE BENEVOLENT AssO-

NOTICE.-THE THISTLE BENEVOLENT ASso-
IN CITATION will give their Second Ball th season. at Tam
many Hail. on Friday evening March 1856 Tickets be had
Of The Committee, Mr. John Sinclair o4 Bond street Wal
Lcggat g. Hudson james Arthur Jane and West ST.
William Davies, lS4 Barrow W. Nc Laushlin, S4 Fulton st.
b. wasel "A Fulton John Psten % Cortland ST. j. n
Miller 10 Frankfort ST. Geo Greenfield, - New Il.
Members will receive their tickets from John Sinclair Pres
dent They requested make application previous to the
evening Of the Ball GEO. GREENFIELD, Secretary
Dar5lw
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FIRE. FIRE!

III r.. ROBINSON, ofNo. 4s Coprandt street. Proprie-
and Publisher Of the large Fire Plate bee announce TO
public ready their demands for splendid
Coored said Picture. A.o variety Of Popular Carl
&c Of every aon for sale wholesale and retail
feb O-ns
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SALT RHEUM.
nR. ATkINSON,S CELEBRATED VEGETA-

SALT RHEUM.
hR. ATkINSON,S CELEBRATED VEGETA-
~ BILE GOLDEN OINTMENT-(PIice q eenS)-This
Ointment having been used in the Doctors private
with perfect and the letters he
begging him give the public the benefit Of his research he has
complied and his oaimen be certain all
scrofulos EruPons Ieh Chopped Hands, Salt Rheum, and
letter Ringworm, Abassn of the skin, and UcerSd Ssre
Legs @ matter how long standing so for Scad Head and
Sore Ears ehdr' for cracked lips the
infsllible.
For by Patrick Dckie wholesale Agent AIS Bro,dway
by Dr. Lewis Feuchwaager S77 Broadway; % by James H.
Hart OF Broadway and Chamber Hudson and North
aud by j. Syme 6 Bowery, Of Walker street;
Charles W. Badger S54 Broad St, Newark, n. J.
None genuine without the signature Of
Slim J.ATKINSON M. Id.
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FOR SALE-22,00O Acres of good timbered Land in
the State Of Maine lying the Nsragaug and within
few miles Of ship navigation The timber consists principally Of
White Pine with fair proportion Of Spruce and Hard Wood
there Also several good mills ia the vicinity. of easy
Person. who hsye been it, desirable land
and object fer spectators take hold Of Terms Of payment
willie mde and accommodating; for further particulars ap
ply 10 j. G. VANDENBER
dec 5tf 55 Chatham street.
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GEORGE THOMPSON, THE ABoLITIoNIsT.
NJ Of the distinguished individual embracing
his in Europe and America,
will be published before the 10th of March, and will be for
sale the principle Booksellers in Portland Boston, and New
York. feb l3-lm-eod
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EVANS CAMOMILE PILLS, for nausea, vonit-
II ing pains the side limbs head stomach back dmness
confusion Of sight, noises in the inside alternate hshngs heat and
chness ing agitstion anxiety bad Dreams and
spasm will be relieved by occasional dose Evans
Camomile Pills
LADIES' during the time Of Pregnancy, often troubled with
vomiting heartburn, hesdsche toohache hyercs and
troublesome symptoms from which they will find themselves
relieved by Evans Csmomile Pills. Office, Divi'ioa street
msr Inn
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Of msdiene before public, equal
~ to EVANS CELEBRATED CANOMILE PfLlS>
u See advertisement on the last page. mar 7-lm
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

CLEARED.-BrE Adsne, Huntington Wilmington; Baltic,
Coomhs, arleston; -
ARRiv ED.-ship North America. Dixey, Liverpool.
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L II E HE r AL ID.


Notwithstanding yesterdays sun rose on storm sprng
still ia with stronger than The East River ia
and navigation begins this day The street,
in horrible state, and Broadway is almost impossible.
The pressure the money market continues. Yesterday
draft made banks Boston account for s75oOOo in
specie To-aOrrOw Of IL This drawing Of specie springs
from the sof U. Bank stock in this city and Pha
dslphia All the Boston holders Of the u Bank stock while
they putting up Philadelphia during TIE Of the
charter send their stock privately this city for sale
The Hon <, formerly Secretary Of the Navy,
sold all his stock while he accepting the charter
stakeholder Philadelphia The fact he Bank has turned
10 be grea, humbug The stock will likely down par
before stops At this the Bank called upon foI II
millions dollars in addition the accommodation of its usual
stoner VIII millions of government ,tOok2 millions bonus
10 Penasy lvania-and msas Of oaA Insurance Com
pane Take these calls addition to the OF the Treasury
banks upon and who surprised the shues' in the
asy market!
To relieve this pressure what have we! Seven miouso' u :
Baak Stock to markeths Corporation SIX Million
Loan and monies that will be brought by the Western
ehasis.
Banking is going mey along in Albany About 81 new banks
nd increases Of old ones amounting nearly 10 millions capital
have been reported bath Houses Of the Legislature How
viii pass but the high prices said originals
fOm tAs multiplication of banks The multiplication of banks
however don't increase the wages Of labor.
There much done in real estate yesterday, but high
prices are unaiminhed
O. : Bank, 1854, 25i.2 y Y State ms Co, g. -
HstA,nics' Bank 1901 Farmers Loan, l20i % 2i 2et
Chemical Blk, %
DeLk Hud-. 100, ~ ), 7, II, sowery ms, IIt -
n T1ork Rank As Manhattan Gas Co., 1854.
49, 1 Drov Bk Us Mohawk R. r., Ill, TO-, 49,
N-rr;- Canal az 81 81 s. Paterson r. r. 102 IT,
y % Canal io8 IL BOs- L Prov. n. r, 100, 204 81
Vicksburgh Bank io54. y
Planters Bank. Tenn, no N j. X X X T. L., III, -
Oho L 4 T.. !z5t, IS 81 &c, "a, do do scrip 10,
A. Tr Co iBaltl I2 Il 49, ScningOn r. r, 1851 p 81
E-.p,ekv Bank 1914 III. L H. T., go,
iIDois Rank us. BOs & Wor, I07, 6, s.
Saafhern Trus l059 81, 81, Utica X. r.. l2 ut, 8,
xroerirsn ms Co. 49, Canton Co. s5, 81, 4.
Prices al the Philadelphia Exchange, March Il
L. : Bank, Us, 81, PSI, 24s, Del Hud los,
~ 1 Mech Bauk SO, Camden K Amboy R-R. lS5
Con, Rank 60. New Castle X. r., So,
- kmer Rank 49, Morris Canal So
10 In. no Bos. Il Mor. II. r., 1851.
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WIGS! WIGS: wIGsm

WIGS. w IGSs WIOSs.
L. MAY. ORNAMENTAL HAIR DRESSER AND WIG
MAKER 90 Chatham fnear Pearl) informs the in
hsbtan Of New York and lis vicinity that he has complete
Of HAIR manufactured under his
supernendsnce and expressly for the spring
Those purchasing whol ale OF by the dozrn will find decided
inspecting his stock previous buying elsewhere he
being determined offer such low cash terms will the
His stock endless variety Of
Partisan and Eur pean fashions, viz in
Rnge CuTls, Pufs. Fzres Wire Curls, Band cued and
plain and Plain Braid Grecisn in Rnsles and
Pu large assortment Of Ladies and Gentemens Wigs plain
curled Whiskers Mustsches, &c. &C.
In his Perfumery Department. will be urd choice and extern
siye Of Domestic and Foreign Peuney consisting Of
Bears Crease Antique and Macassar Oi Harris Vegetable. OIL
for hesuryine preserving Kaydor Cream Of Al
mond celebrated for removing eke and beiehe also for soft
enng kin Lip Ssve Cold Cream; Mi Of Rose Otto OF
Musk Lavender, Bergamot &e &c American Bouquet,
indispensable article the toilets German Cooe Lavender,
other Wsters; Soaps de.crpon Shell and Hsrn
Combs: Hair Clsh, Tooth Brushes, &c. &c &c. j6.
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RACROsTIC EXTRAORDINARY

TREAD DIR. BRANDRETH'S ADVER.
advertising ccumns He Is determned, at
zhstsoever expense to place his GRANDFATHEKS VEGE
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