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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17

( sr,,p THE MURDERE.R! !, !,
y Mmlal DttL.liso~ itE"a
UVV will be- given Wy ihr

~ ~ - lAI DtHL.fiso rev"
UVV will im given NY ihr
.;,,,sd for lhp sInyrhrnsico p ~
S1EP snd SOLOMON STEP. w" y
.'r,rI Martin frsIty. EN- 90 Inc
" s, insl. near Wales Ferry
iI,rdsn county. Teenr.see.
Josa Step isahcu' 60 safN' sp
III. \, 4 !, 8 inches high, dark fgnp'rtl
ra,t .,4s, blsR far 'mel'ned g g
. .na ,,ry low forehead The md
s ala, !, The fors foyer fhis right ban1
eon.iIerabIv enlarged, oceas'saed y
supposed, by burt
SOLOMON Step Is about % Or - year
80. hrtli inches h'gh -'du' oa
;nclo,d to be slp,i, -uau'aef~d, ~
eonpiey,oa. darkeye,, black hair 'rc''
to.urI and very ttigh cbeaA bones
ThY bone. 81 his f'gh' l'sod nave y
b,okeD near The nid,!lr Of ~ palm. 4
occasion 4 very coi-liefaO'e rlJse
the lack uf his bsnl
The Steps forme''T resided ~
Cherokee country IN Georgia, and 4
isooghl they viii either mag. lhrir :"
back 10 Georgia. ~ strike 'es Tess.
Tie above ,enasd MIL he raid
their delivery IN Hariin county. Tenn,
~. ~ a',fooor,i.,nab!l reward Tor eth
a sally FPAfEY,
HENDERSON g.. FRALEY1
JACKSON FHALEY,
SAMUEL LENOx.
Alabama. Ot,ultr 90, 1888,
nrEdilcrs tbro4sh ~ Tennessee, .
ALBANIA, Mississippi, Georgia. .4rkaus
and Louisiana. who will give the abb
3 Insertions am! forward theft chafg' s.
Sally Frsley. Hamburg ?. 0, Har1
county, Tennessee shall be Pro'ap
paid
Nav. 2. 1888 61-3w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
STATE or MISSISSIPPI, ! Ii Lawrence cir
LaErtnre Co,aaty. .Scuit Court.
Heniy Boyer To Ma,ca Term
Il. B. Whiisnston. Attachment far
SI9AsI.

: r appearing 10 The satisfaction of this Court,
- that the defendant has ahsconIed 0, 90
toares's hinself that the ordinary process Of
the Law caa.ot Be served upon him; whereupdu
II 's ordained that unless the defendant APPEAR,
PINT ~ 'peciai hail ao'l plead 10 the plaintiffs
sion on ~ before the 6rst day Of this mex, Mar,h
term Of this tcar', ja,agsmsn anal will be rem
) aered agirst him, and 'hs essa'e attached will
-ee sold 10 safety PLAINTIFFS claim and ali costs.
iteis further ordered that the Clerk Of This
C"urt cause a copy Of thsofder 10 be publish
Cd tor six weeks excessively in the newspaper
raj ed The Pearl River Banner. printed and pub
hsl'ed in the t"wh q tinnicellc.
Il certify the above u be q true extract from
the o'ndies OF said court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
he'euno eel my hand and ctFcal seal a. the
Town = Mcnlfello, this the twentieth day o.
October 1883,
rDw,RD T.. BOWEN, Clerk
Monticello, October 20 I338--47-6,.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
STATE or MISSISSIPPI n Lawrence CIR

STATE or MISSISSIPPI, ! IN Lawrence CIR
Laurence County. cui, Court.
John sharp To March Term n,
.tg.'@ Il, Va IX3l. y4
Javcs Winters. Attachment for $l24,
HI appearing q the sstisfactinni oi, this
Court that The defendant has ahsconJ-
ed or 80 eonceais himself thar the ordina-
AIRY process otihe law cannot b. served
Opon him; whereupJh u is ordered thai
unless the crtandant appear. put In sre-
c's' bail plead 10 The plaintiffs action
.n ar before The frs, day u The ssx'
March tern Of yhsa cpurt.. judgement
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
SrATE' or MISSISSIPPI, ! In Lawrence Cir
LaWrencc County. Scuit Cour-
James NJ. Turner, l1's March Term
vs. 1889.
James Waters. At!achment nr \

ss~ sAf @S.II.
VT appearing Of the satisfaction Of this
- .couri that III. defendau, has sbscon
ded 81 SO conceals himself. that the or
binary process Of the law cannot be ser
we'd upun him; whereupon It Il ordered
that unless the defendant appear. put u
special bail aud plead 70 the p.aindt'H's
action on 81 before the first day Of the
next March term M.this court. judgement
final viii be rendered against him. and
The estate attached will be sold 10 satisfy
plain,itfs claims and at! costs. u is iur-
ih4r ordered that The CIstk Of this Court
cause . copy 81 this nrder 70 Be published
fcr six weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the news
psrer called the Pearl River Banner,
pIriAted and published 10 the town d doa'
lictlla. iS'
| certify The. above sobs : true extract
f,om the miantes Of 81 i'd Court s
INTESTlMONY WHEREOF. lhave
heyeunlo SCI NY hand and official s-al Al
the ,swn Of Monticello, this the twentieth
day of Oeicbersf838. ..t.s
+. VI lsugtEDW AilDL. BOWEN, Clerk. J.
os,s 90, riO5ss- As-sw. me- e"'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-11-17
E<<wn EsarayS.-
\ -SsSsM T.aKEN dp by James
0iil.lsE = Pric. red S,eef, bran

0fs*sSSsa n Price red Sieef, bran
ded H 5. On the right rip, marked crop
and half crop in The right ear, and crop
sndundrrbit in the IeIl ear, 8 years old,
appraised 10 rs One red Brindle steer
marked unde,hit 10 the right, and split
and over Bit in the left ear, 10 years
old, appraised TO ,S25 by James Hear1
and Fls.tCooper. the l4th July, 1888.
]. Maxwell, j. p.
A. HARGIs, r. l.. G.
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THE GKEAT MYSTERY FOUND OUT.
TT AIR.

6RANDJEAN'S COMPOSITION,
NJ AN important discovery for fhe Of the Hair
preservstve badness and nfabc In all af
fections OF the skin the head, DANDhlFF, &e &C.
Muluudes OF chemists, apothecaries and peIfners have
succesvely attempted that Of the human body,
with Lavng sufficiently studied the subject BY sprcadng
the oena0us OF exaggerated fae they have
fatgued the public with the words-Wonder! Prudgy!
EVIDENCED EvDEscE!-To prevent the des ruction OF
Sne ornament that gift Il nature, requires
with the parts for what kind
Composites could be- invented by aal
lar with the study Of the skin on the head!
The of the hair Is called by some ceebrz
doctors, who have used recommended specific
might for IT'S effects be compared 10 the regualve activity
which takes place In each plant.
Thenumerous perimcnls NJ Gtaldean has made leave
doubt bis mind relative the followed by the
and Of the which stop its crcusen IN the nicce
uar spaces which all communicate together 80 10 form
capillary tube infinitely divided The does
circulate In all hair with the facility In most hair OF
which The vessels but little developed operates slow
because tae tube Itself being csnnualy filled with IT, snns
ates the Perspaon then the ascending effect take
place but by the application OF Grandjeans Composition,
which few days only will pentraie through the hair to the
roots
The ascending power then only according the
quail Of the tube but also to the Of ssag this
ton which ought TO be Rght before trng
that the sleep the surface OF
the hs head produces often very album
daBty the sap, which degre. In relation with that
phenomenon, rapidly ascens The result is very TO
The friction that has made before refresh
and repairs the skin the head then the growth connues
naturally while by cmpov ing this Composition in
the morning. only hr results only b. uaceran since the
quite unavoraLle for receiving from this Composition all in
nusnr yenc
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lFrom Our Evening Edition. I

oASApA-of The thirty four prisoners, take. On
Spper oanada and recently down TO Kingston. tAe
'',ew,ng seventeen are confined in Fort Henry
william MIN, Nelson. Ira Andersen James Brown. Hugh
William Aloes, Jeseph Gould. Robert Wa,kin, Solo
mon ply, horai,o Fowler Finlay Malcolm oseph Hart
James Bell, john Arthur Tidy, Paul Bedford
Inc following seventeen were the Penitentis-
ry for three years, after which time TO expa,ra,e ,he
selves
John Wilkie. Colin Scott Asahel Henley Sect, JokuL
Rummerielt, Peter Rogers. George Lamb. Franc;.
Robins, Thomas Watts, Joseph Watson John Deanesr
Staples, John Robinson, David Porter William Psols.
George Barclay, Luther Elton Edward Cannan, Jesse
Dean.
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II AIDNE IS s

and does the and surpasses all
that been employed the e the hair One
boe Of ought TO be counted among the necessary articles
which should be purchased by all parents for the
falling strengthens by s rich and
stimulaR the weakest hair gives TO all sorts 81 hair sanabs
soness ustre and fnenes and keeps IL In great measure
from becomsg gray extraordinary specific 10 erase
from the ssn the head that derry sediment which so
many persons complain ot be daily applied the
head of the sged, as well ss the youngest cbild's
The rabe sale thereof the rcpue and extension
daily receives certain guaranue and ough Danish all
the fears that creates In his mi1d oncerning u EN-
Each will receive with the bottle treatise on the pro.
treatment Of the hair.
NJ 0rsndiesas Comp POSITION which has hitherto been sold
without odor will hencctsrh partshe ofthe most excellent
PERU Ros- Jasmine BergaHio Vaniis Ambrosis, nc
Prscipal ONCE, No. Barclay st. two doors from Broadway
(ASor House)
CRY Aersrshessrs Rushton Aspinwall &c William St
ITO Broadway, and 10 Aston House; 1urnans drug store,
Csssl James syme, druggist IS an $50 Bowery; Csrpen
tier, druggist 1ia Blcecker ST. w. J. Gn, 80 Broadrayi
Mrs Rsnr air, psf Broadway.
AcGrrs.--sr. a LAHORE, Phladephg Mr.. Devile, Bal
teI Mr. A. Gdsert Boston; Mr. Rossel.t Cincinnati o;
Mr. j. lot st. Lor Missour Messrs Henry, Newark;
Mr. Gray, PeugLkrepsie, Mr. Boachsrd Albany; T. John
sen, Albany, General Agent; W. Cachci, NstcheI Miss
ie9t. Goblin A. GKANDJEAN
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PATENT WINDLAss
R ID ID $ III ID A ID

u THE subscribers Sole Propretors and Manufacturers
prepared to execue with despat all orders for ther
Unrivaed Pates Sweed Rean Wndass Bedsteads, winch
almost universally used being the best article
yet inve ntedconbniug convenience and dur bty.
The saekng acted upon ny the winla and ed beam
smade perfectly light and free from ali LIABILITY to still
leaving an ELASTICITY IN I'VE same which renders
takiag down, will fouad Of but it'll trouble in comparison
with those other construction. whilst the prccsoa with
which the component parts fitted safeguard
against the nfroducoa OF any kind of verpin
Frem reader each Belstcad perfect their
qualities for durability will recommend them TO purchasers
who invited call and examine large assortment,
hand
Also. large of elegant Furniture, Mattresses
Feather Beds, &c. constantly on haad.
J. W. l. C. SOU fHACK, No 1876 Broadway,
ieI5.y opposite the Franklin House.
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TALL FEILows.-we are happy to perceive thu
among class Of persons at least there Is tendency
to return to the and spirit Of old Enelish
language We mean that class Of parapa,etcs vugariy
sly led footmrn" The proper and original meaning OF
the word tall" for instance, not SIMPLY that man
stood six feet high bat that he also toe fellow
brave Ao~ms-gallant man. IL is obvious BY the ma
merous advertisements under the head OF WANT
Places" that these humble philsoests design
It's ysicsl Specification to the monosysse. In
one advertisement hsd IL ssrounced, that an
EXCEPTIONAL tall man. would object to sing hand
ed place Of confidence and trust the proportion Of tho
confidence being evidently to be taken BY the yard
measure In another, a respectable toll youth has
desire ITO clean shoes and look after pony and here
the word tsl has evident application to ntellectu
al requirements in the handling Of currycsmbs black
ing brushes. thri "a rsry tall man, out Of livery 10
willing to take care Of invalid, elderly GENTLE
man out Of his miHd" II is quite clear that mllness
here means something more thsa meets the eye. We
remember once ia conversation, very tall gencmas
in Parliament would get mp TRADE against the govern
ment by exclaming. with incoucevabe dsdsin, Z" and
last look the fellowsl Mr. Spring Rice. Lord John
Russell Lord Howick, Sir John Hobhouse; Why. not
one Of them Is FIVE feet eght"-Moafhiy CAro~ieis
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IN 7 FRANCIS, OCCULUs-AQUA. DIR
- SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF ThE HUMAN

I'D spec,ric FoR DISEASES or TRE HUMAN
KyEsn pesrnli.s 10 The asssd ,r.nes
Of d and feeling which r hin ne ~ oe INC
The rrmesy Is snown-sss sses .rirdsna has succesded
IN eases hope and whsre perpetual less Of VI
che Faculty q had the saGerer be incur
The obss, he proprietor openly and e.addly
placing biz remedy before the communy is thu, may be
tsows to a.. sss ssa, may prove balm o hs"ns 70 inc
fsaeis 5eeoss Aqua adapted 70 all nn.mms,ory disess
stages, adapted al kinds Of affections inshiy
to Use the b. ssess o. siose seSuou.
dead udy pa ns a
ease. . ~scs n. organs Of vision attacked should in
~sr,abiy be ,ress By his ire,,imable renedy.
Tss spssSs p eh.e II o
prctos house where alone the pscise can be procusa
s Guy . msS hour from to u O'Clock NJ and from
So e n s =. Jaw ia. i. 1854 wv~ws
p s. been thought ad vie shle 70 anser lev sern.
~ and aesso lodged WORTH vouchers for the
accuracy o Ssl uso ing 20 the judgment OF the reader
and he unblemshed honor ofthe authors
From the Rev Mr. Potter. Pastor OF The church At Bridge
HTs,s l. to certify, that gentleman with whom sm &C
auained who had bees nearly blind Tor eight years ser sl
pending syera hunar d. Of dos'o s oysed .. 10 try
botte Fancis remedy To the ans
Gsny yssps % M distressing msisdy bis
sight and speedily did he improve hea u nc
-
Anoker that of poor mnu, VINO spenuns ~.
rosihs In an Ere inhrmary discharged Wy 'ns
OF tho institution with what they termed ~ inen'spy
canract one eye, that he was nearly 5unu y us' "a
Dr. Frsrcs however, hree boes ony eens useu
NY hmI removed H. to the surprise OF all anu
he With that eye well as ever he did el
duty to give this bformaten for the heuent Oh he
r,bie. ns, - ~ ...n-.a
bottle efthe above for Mrs Harris~ns sayso his a.
tor'shr II has the dincss and pnin which had
for years, she had diff wa
but they all fai ed. Therefore hope VI. public viii
soon appreciate its value. JOSEPH HARRISON
ksrs McCaffey. No James widow Dr. Me.
Cefry having uscd Dr Francs eye hap
nv 10 state had The dssied IN, truly saved
rae from absolute blindness, ard hope the public will
know its Value Ml = ~1s~T' L~s
The Nsv Mr.. Dunbar s-"Frem the testimony OF tho
who have used the eye prepared by DR. Francis
have hesitation la recommending ~ the sueca noce VI
the public" Du.rAN DUNBAH
TIE IMPROVED FNspln.LgD EYES, Inserted by
mr. Ia &c Tganci cannot be dit n2u ed rem the aral
ana III perform even mocn OF thai organ without givif
tit u. h ct pn'n. ,.or
Ia Hsrclav street. New York. ie9e Sun
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NTEnlCAI. CAHD-DR CARPENTFR,No. Peel
IVI Slip York dsems proper occasionally To renine
the rubc that he continues 10 administer 10 TIE aicted
his old sstabii he'd Dspenssry.
To vast number vi the citizens n this metropolis he need
M beras "a announce his victory disease, n lie
and destructive torosnor docs he deem mate
r 10 be very speci6' I've names ~ the var
ous ma sdie 10 winch mankind and vomnukind subject
he . leave respectfully To remarl that
be confines hrse Office practice, an dev les hse pei
ooay ~ the of his patients, keeps no assistants
shop bavs separate Offices tor tie privacy Of patients
whe N never come IN G entac.
be nroIessioo ~ and surgery end received hs ~
plos,p In The wear sS fthe New YORK at Medical S,ce
~ sgred nv the highly respected Much aened Johr
n RODGERS President, apd thai he has tor lsng
srries ~ devoted he W tbe uessen end cure ~
delicate ~ private dser>es,
n. r.resiar IN The numbev-4 Peeh Zip, nesr pears
Az se-sm DIR CARPENTER
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rALpl,AL AN1 sun GtgAL.-Du GLOVER
iNt l. consulted Usual in thf treatment u certain class
,.s lie spprsss the psitc that hs has received regula
roteooe pucar IN this country an y MOI ~ be cassee
LIN ~. oct-r. medical pufcrs, and prrtep,lcrs
1880 tace No Ann IT.. the American MUSEUM
rriv.. errau third door from The Museum. Lamp a. The
inner Office door n the eveniER- ieziN
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BY MRS.
The body OF Henry the second lay In in the Abbey
urch of Fontevraud where visited by Richard Crsr
Lion who beholding II, struck wi horror and
IRE, and reproached himself bitterly for that rebeous
ct which had been the Of bringing hs Fsher y
timely grave
Torches were blazing clear
HYMNS peaing deep and slow,
Where King lay stately on his bier,
In the chsrcho FoDtevrsud;
Banners OF battle DER him hung,
And warriors slept beneath,
And light, a. moons broad light. was das
On the settled face OF Death.
On the settled face Of Death,
Though dmm'a At times by the senser's bssasA,
Yet it fell sril brightest there;
As II each deeply turrow'd trace
Alas that sceptered mortals race
Had surely closes In woc
The marble nsor was swept
BY many q long dark stole.
As tRe kneeing priests. round him tina, aeps
And solemn were the stratus they pour'a,
70 the Stiffness thine s q the nj n,g =. 49,
And the silent King In sight
There was heard shesvy caog,
Asofst-et grit n,ea the tr-ad,
Ara me .mss and the y s hollow ~ payeme.s rag.
And the holy chant was husha awhile.
Ashy the torchs fame,
A CLEAN Of arms, up The sweeping aisle.
With maiiclad leader came.
He came with naughty lock,
DARK glance Dlsn sDu clear,
But BIS proud heart thru Ugh IL. brsastplaie sAssa
He stood there stli, with: dropping brow.
And cIasp'd haHds DER Il raised;
For his father lay before HIM low,
II was C9ur de Lion gszed
And silently he streve
With the kings OF his breast;
But there's more In late repenent love-
Ard his tears br axe torth, a, last lihe rai..
Men held their breath in awe,
For hi, face seen by his warrior train,
AMI he reck'd sot thatthey saw.
He Ioskd upon the Dead,
And sorrow seemed To lie,
Pale on the fsstshu, eye.
He sloop'd, and kissd the frozen cheek.
And the han Of Useless clay,
TIL bursting woras-yet all TOO weak-
Gave his souls passion way.
This late remorse and deep
Spsak TO me, father! once again
n weep-behold weep!
Ais! my guilty rride . saa ire
would give T. ,glands crown, my sire.
To hsur thee bless Thy SIN
"speak to me mighty grief,
Ere the dust hath s,irr'di
Hear me. but hear me .-F.,her Chief
My King! be heard
Hush'd, hush'd Tho y Ia IL that call,
when was !, Thus Two. wo for all.
The love my soul forgot
aTLy silver hairs see,
SO still 50 sadly bright
Asd, father. father! but for
They had not been so wbitsl
I bore thee down, high heart, at l.se
No longer coulast thou strive
Oh, for moment of the past,
To kneel aad say, fsrgivew
Thou vert the noblest King,
On royal torene e'er seen;
And IN. didst wear, In knighty ring.
Of all, the satliest msn;
And thou siast prove, where spears psUve0s
In the brsvest heart
Oh even the reHcwnd and loved
Thou wert-and there thou art.
"Thou that my boyhsods guide
Didst take fond joy 10 be-
The times that kave sporied NJ thy side
Aad cimbd thy parent knee
Andnbere be fore the blessed shrines
Ny sire, 4 see th~e lie,
How will that sad, still ace Of thine
Look till divs
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ERADIC ATOR.

nR. LESAGk' SPECrFIQUE FOR SECRETEs
- MALADlEs, or Gonorrhea Eradica,or" The above
remedy for the most distressing disease incident 10 the human
originated from the enlightened mind OF the eminent LIE
Sage the and of which throughout the
Kingdoms Of Fl nd Italy, has OF late added such
nigh hnnors the already highly hoaored Of he invent
This composition uni safety with efficacy And The
nerea disease, whether in the Gooorrhca Glee Is
eradcasd by the of IT, with certainty and success, and
the sufferer his health without delay
convenience Tens OF thousands OF Parans will a~cede
The truth Of these remarks and is confidently offered TO
those afflicted the best the remedy for the above
mentioned oaibsome disorder The has hitherto been
confined to and Italy II is for toe first time in
troduced by Of New Orleans the American public and
sold this city tho drug OF William Simonson. No
10 Fulton o Gold the only established agent
Ii Is partcu arly recommended seafarng men,
tanning portion Of Mercury whereby many have been
disabled from service on beard ship
The Eradcaior found give immediate relief to those
afflicted with strictures whites and diseases OF the PROSTATE
gland.
ar Ask for the ERADICATION. Pri dollar per bot.
c25 Inn
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nOGs-DOGs-DOGs- q HARRINGTON kas
~ the honor iHorm the citizens Unies states hae
ne reay tor disposal lhers nclts
Of Dogs tn Maunt whose useful qusfts
vc known TO med much csmme~t. Their ssgscny
zibulpess makes them invsoable vheh
need further than the chsrise onces they
made perform Mount 81 Bernard where tney 80
kept the moaks travellers from the e1enf sno.s
and woud otser use PERISH -
timely aid Afforded by those dogs ~ho ~ sne ~
strength unrivaed this that renders hew ~ Vel
calculated protect property and euard from ~ ~
well wafch Over toe ses -
thelr ,stes sny of Whoa, their existence U thes
frie molly com pa Mons of the human race. -.
A. To- 81. s~y.r. snoerb Newfout dlsnd Wbeips which
for size and beauty be SURPASSED VINO are srea
frsm The ceIebrssd dog Oscar Esry sppssusn WI nssrs
nv a. Wsons1ons esecton viii be found several v.ushae
49,. ,a.,I;gg Italian Greybosns, P1odles ard Lap dogs
~ panJ several choc, Iccking Bit'ls, w full soag
~ nj various descriptions, forming altogether moss
Is Broadway opposite the Lyces4
,NIQ
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ORRIs TOOTH PAsTE-An elegant and high

" approved Dca,rihee.-
To give n PEER y wilderness 10 The teeth,
r enhance the charms and beauty of the mouth,
And add fragrant sweetness To the breath.
is an attainment eng deyoutly wished,
Thougk peer til now effectively achieved.
The tlrris Tooth Paste hsppilv insures
Thts much desired result, as will Us use,
with prepp aua high satisfaction, prove.
THF ORRIs TOOTH PASTE, while II beauties the
teeth, removsg and preventing every sppearasce o.
tartar and gvirg them clear and pesrly wheness, I'm.
proves the color OF the lips gums, and gives additional
benuty IN the observable Of the oph-by It's siniectns
"A greatly tends the teeth from decay
and also imp peculiar and fragrant sweetness to the
breath for which the orrs Rooths Justly and extensively
ceIebrst~d. For safe oh esae md retail by
N. G. HART No l75 Brosdwsy,
s9t.v corner OF Courtandt ~.
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they hope from their late important improvements, and by
their strict business 10 receive ncrrase OF it.
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In addition TO the oreg Uing tbev would mere parcu
lary call the Of the reading community 10 their en-
collection Of works fiction Perhaps no Library IN
the city produce greater a VARIED coecten-
No pr has been spared 10 render this depart
ment Of their brary complies possible " contains NJ
$40 volumes this subject and daily recev
sg works from the press both Of this cous
try and Europc Is also supplied with 10 American and
EUROPEAN Periodical weeks tsgether with fine eolecsn Of
So Plays, acting and stand srd.
~ conclusion they beg leave 70 state that no exertons
their par shall be wasting pke a cir Library superior,
possible any In the city, and thereby resssrsg the
verify of general patronage ssd suoport. -
elstf IN n. a. LANGLEY.