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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
COURSE or STIrDy

COURSE OF STUDY.
ELEMENTARY Consolidating, Writing Smell.
Ing, the Elements OF English Grammar, f,lemen-
ny Geography, and Elementary Arithmetic.
Tuition IN this course s per session of months.
SECOND CLAss.-English Grammar continued
In parsing, critical analysis and structure of SEN
fences, English comp osition, Geography and A.
rlthtnetic continued. Tuitlon $l2 per session.
FIRST CLAss.-English Grammar continued in
It's higher branches, Rhetoric. Composition, Com
prehcnsive History, Geography, Astronomy, Ma
turai and Moral Philosophy, the Elements of Ma
tural Science, Familiarity explained and practical
~ enforced, Geometry, Algebra, and the simplest
form OF Book keeping. Tuition SIS per session.
EXTRA CLAssEs.-Latin, Greek, French, NIu-
sic, vocal and Instrumental the Piano Forte
anu Guitar and Organ. Mrs. Bailey will have the
entire charge of the Extra Glasses, with the ex-
ceptlon of the Greek. Tuision in French $40 per
session. Music on either instrument accompa-
MED by the voice $50 per session, including the
use OF the Piano Forte or Guitar, or of the Parlor
Organ.
Every young Lady, on entcringthc school, will
be strictly examined on the studies ofthe Eemen-
tary Glass, and ifplaced in the studies Of the hiuh-
ercasses, VIII still be retained in the Elementary
studies until she becomes familiar with them
The aim will be to give to the pupil. frs.
useful and solid Education, and then to supply
that which is ornamental SO far as nav be required
NO bills will be chargeable to the parent by
the principal except those Of tuition as here pre-
Scrloed. For all others, the parent must provide
when he places his daughter at boarding.
;, Every pupil must DC supplied with Bible and
Forter's Rhetorical Reader.
Boarding may be had in respectable families at
from SO TO $40 per month. Application NAV be
made to Wm. Craig, Esq or to the Principal at
Mr. Craig's house.
Sept. 8, 1912.
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IS taMW.AGLDs

re- AN away from the Cotopaxi Furnace, in the
Countyo OF Augusta. where he was hired, a
negro man named LEWIS, about % years OF
age, about s feet inches high: he has a conside-
rable scar on one of his arms, accustomed by fall
ing in the fire when child, and on Of his
ieet two OF his toes are grown together; il is not
recollecled which arm or which foot has these
marks; his clothinga blue cloth frock coat and
white hat. l will give the above reward if caught
In Augusta, and delivered either to Brian e. Shaw
at their Furnace, or to myself, at my residence a.
bout miles South of Greenviile, and $40 for his
apprehension and being secured in the Jail of any
other County.
JOSEPH GROVE, Admir-.
Sept eft
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

DAT SAME OLE COON.
When was at Hamilton tuddcr AFTERNOON.
A singing to myself dis old tune,
It's dar saw dat Same ole COON
a "A settn on tree,
settin ON tree,
A settin On tree.
It's dar l saw dat same ole coon,
"A settn ON a tree.
says l, mister raccoon, how do YOU do.
dc Loky Fokys said dat dc dcbil had YOU:
But now see dat wasn't true,
Hcah you is agin,
Heah you is usin, SC.
oh how do iossy folsys swar
An jump up an down tar darh ar
AN one say to tudder, now its looSy dar,
Dat same ole coon's come agin,
Dat same ole coons come as;n, SIC.
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N Z w s Z @ 6 Z i.

THE subscribers respectfully infrom the
citizens Of Siaunton and surrounding country
that they have removed their stock of Goods,
which is well assorted, to- the House formerly
occupied by James +. Patterson as a Drug
Store, nearly opposite the Post-Ollice, i'll
Saunton. Their Goods were purchased OH
the most reasonable terms, and will be dis.
posed of low for cash, or on the usual credit
TO Punctual customers.
KYLE & TAYLOR.
Staunton, Feb. 10-f
N. B.-Couutry produce will be received
i'll exchange for Goods.
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Sept 30

4 NOMMlTTED to the Jail of'Augusta County,
- on the % instant, negro woman named
JUDY, who says she belongs to Richard Mill
Ter, Of Madison or Green, and that she left him
at Fairfield, as he was taking her to the South !;
and that she was purchased from Mr.. James
Crawford, near New Hope, in this County. She
is very black, quite tall, and about 81 years of
age. The owner can have her by complying
with the law. JAMES WILEY, Jaiior.
Oct6
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NIli5. K. TROUT, D. Clerk.
October 10, 1912.

II is ordered by the Court tina, Nos &c., 40o 5t5 5i6
ollo2 Oh the above notices b. published in the Wheel
ing Gazcenos. i20, SO, 5l7, 5i3 5l9 SIS, $50, 53I,
nhig-aos I32, 35i 425 1926 427, laS, i29, $780, 59S,
o39' % C59' COB, G6S, 10, 49, in the Wyhc Journal
oI3 OIL Oi5, 6I6 til, 7i7, 7iS 749 7G6, 75O ISL 7S3
IN Inc kanaw,a ;rPubicanno 37, 3s, 1913, $50. 39I,
~ as, 4i0 40, 62o COS III in the Abingdon Virgin
ian-nos 3I7, 33, Chs, 63i, 773 IA 775 no in the
Winchester Yrgnannos 400, 463, i75. $751; $50, 5s5
5s6 58T, 5So CO.., So CO. G3O 63 GIL 733, 1885, in the
d2V IN the Charlestown Free P:cssao' 6i5 OF, 637,
3D. 05 Co.. OIL 692, 75I 755, 759, 1884, S5 CIT, 626
pay OIL IN the Fncstlc Dcmocratnos. COS, 6Ji n the
W oodstoct Sentinel-no. 123, Rock'In. Rcgster-no
o. IN the Lexington Gazuo 72i, in the Valley Star
nos SOS, sol, in thu Scion of Democracy-no, 667 III
MOrgantOwn Rcpl.blican.
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EGO1EIUl8o

'HNHE subscribers respectfully inform their
friends and the public, that they have entered
into co-partnership. under the styl and firm of
I1OC1l 8. BGs.Ayy.%E22, for the transaction of
general
GROCERY, PRODUCE, COJIlLISSIOV AND
FoRY.IRDLVG BUSINESS
At SCOTT,SYlLLE
THEY have on hand well selected stock Of
dry goods, and will constantly keep large sup
ply OF all the staple articles in the GROCERY
LINE, which they will sell low for cash or ex-
change for country Produce. All Produce sent
10 their care will be stored in dry, airy and con-
venient house. and S5A or forwarded agreeable
to instructions, aud all goods, wares Inercnam.,zo
&c, from the Eastern Cities or elsewhere. con.
signed to their care shall be strictly and PROMPTLY
attended to- They will give at all times the
highest market price for FLOUR.
Having every necessary advantage for properIy
conducting their business, they respectfully soil
cit share OF the public patronage, and pIpdra
themselves that nothing on their part shall be
wanting to give satisfaction to all who NAV favor
them with their business.
PETER G. HOGG.
JAMES a. X. BLAIR
Scottsyllle, September %, 18l2.-tf
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NOTICE..

'6NHE passenger train leaves daily at FIVE o.
% clock a. M.-returning, leaves Baltimore at
a quarter past7 A. NJ. and arrives at Winchcs-
ter about A p. NJ.
n. b. Passengers to Washington will hereaf-
ter receive tickets to Harper's Ferry, at the regu-
lar rate of passenger fare until further notice.
J. GEO. HEST, 3gent
Winchester Depot, Dec. 81, 1911.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20
40, 900 Vbs. NACHMOND
U0IgON YAHNg0
AT FACTORY Prices,
yHON0 0}ASIsT,
FOB OASlIo

TENiIE subscriber, acting as Agent for the Pro-
prietors of tho Richmond Cotton Factory, is
now prepared to furnish Cotton Yarn ,oho!esoie
and reiaiiat the Factory icioesae prices for cash,
at his Store in Stanton, without any charge of
freight from Richmond.
Country Merchants and others in want of the
article. may rely on always finding full supply
OH hand, all Nos. from 4 to 90.
The present prices are as follows viz:
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Oct {
WYUstee's Sale.

IN pursuance Of deed Of trust executed to the
subscriber by David Andrew, in his life time,
dated the 25th day Of July, 1885, and Off record in
the Clerks Office of Augusta County Court, i
shall on Saturday the 1st day of October next, up.
on the premises, proceed to sell the following
tracts or parcels Of land Cor so much thereof as
may be necessary to wit: One containing
no ACRES
more or less and the other 10 ACRES and
IL poles more or less. lying and situated ada
cent to each other in the County aforesaid, and
being the same conveyed to said Andrew by the
of Samuel Miller, decd. by deed
duly recorded.
Acting in The capacity of Trustee, shall con-
vey to the purchaser such title only as may be
vested in me by the conveyance aforesaid.
BENJAMIN. IRVINE.
Sept
DISAPPOINTMENT
THE above sale is postponed until Tuesday
the LIST day of November next.
BENJAMIN. IRVINE, Admir-.
Oct
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no GgEsfIa tYWLgLT00

WE, the Undersigned, hereby forbid all person
from purchasing or trading for any of our
Horses, with any OF our Drivers, or Ostlers, un-
less they have written permission from us. We
VIII not pay for any Horses purchased by them
J. M.BOYD g. Co.
March IL. lS42-tf
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Q as follows, viz :

The present Projectors pledge themselves to
sustain the high reputation which the Cotton from
the Richmond Factory has so justly acquired, by
working none but the very best raw material, and
therefore confidently hope to receive liberal pat
ronage.
JAMES III. JUREY, .4gent
for Tie Company.
Staunton, August lS, 1912.
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YYustcc's Sale.

E9Y virtue of deed of trust executed to me
on the Goth of July, 1910, by Peter Shirley
and of record in the Clerks Office of the County
Court of Augusta, will sell on Saturday the
2oth OF October, 1912, in the town Of Staunton,
in front OF the store of Benjamin Crawford, Esq.
Il Tract OF Land In the County of Augusta, si,u-
ated on Whiskey Creek, supposed TO contain
1i5 ACRES,
II being the same land which was sold and con.
veyed by the. as CommiS sioner, by decree of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chancery
pronounced on the 29th day of NoveIr. Der, 1898,
in the of Geo. Baylor, sen. against John
Rusmisol and others, which deed of conveyance
is of record in the Office of the County Court of
Augusta. The terms Of sale will be made knowri-
on the day of sale.
Acting as Trustee, will convey such title on
ly as is vested in me by the above named deed.
CHAPMAN JOHNSON, Jr. Trustee.
Oct
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a CARD.

ENR. JATMES a. vyGDCET.Ei has To-
Gated himself at Middlebrook, and respect.
fully tenders his professional services to the PEG
pie of'ha: portion of the County.
Sept Is
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!!'a .:'l:-c'i!::- has just received variety of
SHAVING AND WASHING SOAPS the
following of which comprise a part for shaving:
Gurlaine's Ambrosal Cream, Renaud g. Cos
Cream Of Almonds, Tayior's Saponaceous
Compound, Anodyne Shaving Cream, Beaches
Patent Shaving Soap, in China Pots.
TOILETTE.
Superior Toilette Rose Soap. Old Brown Wind
scr, Queens Own Vegetable do, together
with variety of others-all of which his
friends and the public arc respectfully invited
to call and examine.
A. d. WREN.
October 6, 1912.
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REINFORCEMENT.

THE above sale is postponed until Saturday
the 29th day of October next, when it will take
place as above.
J. KINNEY, Trustee.
Oct G
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"A Z z S! EES!! Ax-S!!!
's'Ht: subscriber has received quantity Of
hAES, manufactured bvJ. +. BARNS a. Co.
of Richmond, which will be disposed of by the
dozen at Factory Prices. NJ CUSHING.
Sept. l, lSl2.--tf
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500 REV ARD.

ToAOO KUN " sIAAO.
AN AWAY from the late residence of Dan
lei keser, decd. in Augusta County, on the
l1th OF September instant, a negro IA
man named VJxELIG, aged a. YIN
bout % years, about six feet high, e4Ss.S~
stout made, and rather light black. TNa
1t is not known what clothing lie W.
has with him, as he has been trading s--sarzs--s
oil his c;oihes-but it is supposed
he Is wearing suit of dark mixed jeans. The a.
bove reward will be given if ne is taken out of the
State, and secured in any Jail, and all reasonable
expenses paid if brought home; or $25 if within
the State, or $40 if within the County.
JACOB KEjSEP )Adm'r's. of
GEORGE sHREcKHIsE, D deceased ceased
Sept 30
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AUGUSTA FEMaLE sEafsN:aRY,

SWAWNNONa va
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-10-20

sIW X. MRS. BAILEY will open this Semi
80 nary on Thursday the 18th of September
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
SUPERFINE DRESS Goa rs

BEST QUALITY.
both - 70 workm anship and materials for TWENTYFOUR
DOLLAkS also Pantaloons Ten Dolla AZ PHILIPS Cash
las Broadway.
N b-The above garments guaranteed 10 be equal "a
every rspc to thoe made by the most houses
the This no empty guarsa tee but that the adver
hser pledges himself to fulfil Garments Of secondary qua
90 YOU aRE HeGGS Req GW,T6 TO READ rHE
EEOM 3. BARER ESQ, F. X. g. !, Fellow of III.
hoya sewhfihe lnsttution. The Royal Scientific lps
tson has been fvorsd with specimen Of Jones Oil ol
ass,;. ssS 70. s Of testing its recon- nded
have mnutely examined and tested Johnes' Oil Of
Coral Gre sss ans ind that II consists OF compounds de-
c,dsdy favorable for sotenng causing growth
suIne ana giving dark spp arrange TO the
tbs society tad perfectly tue aad in virtue thereof award
Mr. Jones the above testimonisls.'
'ss''Ss5 g. sAxEEg ss s dom
Der you'll ne ehesedsa Ch.sham street Prize oph ors
shillings bottle bsvxre ofcouaereits Agens-i1 Dv.
sion street, and 50 fulton stree Br GOAL 12s 81
ITO THE PUBLIC-Wc are authorised bf DAVID Levitt.
Esq, President OF the American II change BANK 10
state tina, 2 Jones adsei sement Of this 10 re
indiv dual who h.s bel engaged opening oss on
tie vault ofsaid Bank by n O. Jones rds moi hnea as TO
time and that thing has been done ~ SAG spprnues or
journey the most hosor,b's msnssTa ana
Dr. Solomon h-s been prysent attempted
IN wor 10 N ssld lock We also s rty 70 state that
% H. fri FIJI BOON ofsS isi !. Ss
sece.s 70 the most Of the time sdvaDi,g. no
SIslr ever adj pick VT %sshspswoRrx . sM,rp
nlIw Assan ofthe American Bsnk Losk CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH g. 1912
City Intelligence.

The You've MISS DKMocsATIc GENERAL CON-
MIrrEE meet this evening at Tammany Hall The
old mems to morrow evening. We understand that
both committees will recommend meeting of the
democracy at Tammany Hall, on Thursday Of next
week, to express an opinion in favor Of The election
of School Commissioners by the people, to whom
NAV be entrusted the disbursement Of the funds de-
voted to public education in this city, as well as the
entire control and management Of the public
schools. Na
JENNY TwrrcHLRIsM.-The pocket of Mr.. Joseph
Oliver, of the corner of Elm and Pearl streets,
picked on the night of oath Of last month, while he
was standing ct the bar of Munroe Hall, corner Of
Centre and Pearl streets, of three dozen gold rings
valued at $50 A man named William Linn, who
entered the house soon after Oliver came in, was
seen, by female living on the premises, to commit
the act, but presuming that he was performing the
theft in joke, and that they both acquainted
she gave no alarm. He was arrested day or two
since, and committed
Sr. MARKS CHURCH ROBBED AGAIN.-This church
that was entered about three years SINCE and robbed
of nearly all its plate and other valuable fixtures
again entered on Monday night, by the same rogues
as is supposed. They were not, however, as lucky
as BEFORE and succeeded in fading nothing but the
minister's BLK gown dnu FIX scdH these tney
carried of, and it is hoped this may lead to the de-
lection ofthe sacrilegious scoundrels.
VINO g Losr QUARTER Box OF TEA.-On Mon
day evening officers Sweet and Cockefair, stopped
a negro, who says his name is George Waterman,
suspicion of stealing quarter box OF tea, mark
ed "Hyson, H. u A. No. "a, Ann Mckim," which
was found ia his possession and the owner can pro
cure it by application to either of the above named
officers, at the police office.
SUICIDE BY LAUpANUM-A young wonanlnam-
ed Mary johnson, aged about n years, native of
Ireland, committed suicide on Sunday night, by Ia
king laudanum She had been recently residing
with Mrs. Mcfarland, in the rear Of ll8 Orange st.,
and on Monday evening borrowed quarter of
dollar from neighbor, and purchased eight cents
worth Of laudsnum at an apohecary store corner OF
Hester and Mulberry streets. She was discovered
to be insensibe about eight o'clock on Sunday eve
ming, when Drs. Sweeney and Maclay were call
ed in to relieve her, but their efforts were seless,
as she died the next day about three o'clock. A
cup was found on the premises in which she had
purchased the lludanum The coroner held an in
quest on the body and the jury returned verdict
Of death by administering TO herself some marco.
tic poison, which the jurors believe to be lauda-
num-" No cause is known Tor her conduct.
SroLEN SILVER The proper owner Of the fol.
lowing silver spoons can obtain then by dentlfica-
ton at the Police Office, application to officers
Sweet and McGrath. Table spoons marked w. J.
B. land M. s. Brighton Hotel, 66.-Tea spoons
marked H. ]. T G. +. A., p. M. j., ]. N S.
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PARK THEATRE.
THIS EVENING, March Is42-Ths performances will
Miss Penelope uAo.,xh.A Mrs wAeA'ley
Song" Tn. Lnt wS1d: q Mss sai by Mr. Pearson
CHARLES III ssSseo!,s' Sx xii
sr GsorEs bPsssHw1Ud Barry Charles wnes'lsy
Pit so cent? N a. ry ssss
CHATHAM THEATRE.
THIS Iy EMS s..ss :: s5 JhR ss will
THE 4! aS:!a: e S. H GLEN Tho.
Marian ross followed by Mrs Hs'Ss"
Jenny TSsssT John Seton Colder E:Ts. Thorn.
THE F f fs's'i Su 7iti
I::s vaahsln' a". I TsGIas
Il 4! s ;ss e.: !,
MsTCitGLL's OLYMPIC TiaAAaNs.
THIS EVENING, March s-The performance will com
LoA sSr ~ 4 t s9's
Peter S Sgh Graham I Ds's' Mr.. r;nn Clarke
AsMopr Assf IN ys Ssw YoRh
s.nos;- M 'ss IfT. xiss S'i Blank Es..
MRS 0lAAt' OBJ. fsue~.a by h'' r'"n
For the 10th Time s:s.:a slsss a's'l D''s'a0'
si'A-'. Sally Ann, nv. f NsE... S'sl'''
THE YOUNG WIDOW.
Mandevile, Mr. Edwin Splash, . Mr. Graham
D.... erels Upper bcas. y s.S.. PIT
boors at half pass six. Curtain rises
BOW AhY AMPIiITHEAThh.
No. 81 Bo,Sevy.
SGHsS
PONY RACES.
Mrs Guin the Equestrian Herons will appear horst
.sths La Belle Rosiere.
Corpuseular Msneuvres: by the csmpay.
GLOWING Act
Pelhsm and Puri in Negro Songs and Dances
Hsrsemanship on two horses BY MI stone,
,u,,. y.,. CSPid IN ,he SCOT Bag
Mr. Stone will appear on hoseb.ck the Flying Indian
NisyeI Songs and Breakdowas.
CROSS f iSps'a THE E' LINE,
90 Boxes, 50 eepts-Pit 2S c<nts. f2sa+
AMERICAN MUSEUM,
Corner Broad,coy and Ann street.
DARE e6Ms 81 NEW
city iS,e o. b"Sn and Nsss ae .s
Sv w,., w here :f period snss. The FOL
e1peTse MIR Hardwiei The eeleb,aisd vocalist from The
National and Park Theatres and NbIo' Gardp the Infant
envy Who Win sssu
rest. Hambn Daniel OConns aud others-a'so, curious
experiment. in Asina M.sns.w m.:tsr p 2. Booth, the
n A%er,es L. Petite c:rito Sn.r.sy seno%.ssi
the most graceful and accomplished for
that ,ppesre IN Iii e the Albiuo Lady and Fancy
Day visiters admitted the evening free Half iliion
ofcuriosss collected in this stshm ent filing 6vs
spacious halls. eat b Zoe feet 10 length.
Admittancs to the whole and entertainments
cents: children under 10. taW fY2lW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

Before Judge Kent and Aldermen Purdy and Lee.
Yesterday decided that the bill Of exec piors con-
famed sufficiently strong points related to ques-
r r OF law 10 permit its going TO the Supreme
Cpurt. lie has signed il TO that effect. Sentence
er court is known, which win not be for some
weeks. VS. NV 70 ~ '""'e
me neu plii IN relation TO William B. Wiley is not
e. ,"ny decided upon. 1t will, no doubt, however,
Se aiIswed. The views Of the Court will probably
De made known this forenoon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02
Special Sessions
Before Judge Noah and Aldermen Balls and Pol

MARCH l.-Iames Donnelly was tried for steal
ing stove worth So from Messrs. johnson g. Low
den, No 50 Wall street. found guilty and sent to
the Pcnitentiary for 30 days. Alfred Fountain,
charged with stealing some tobacco from his en-
pioyer, Marx Kelch, No l3l Bowery, was found
guilty, but Judgment was suspended and he was
discharged. Rumble Fisher, black, for an assault
and battery on Betsy Bon, was served likewise
Joseph Hall for assaulting samuel H. Woods,
ditto. William Sheridan for stealing whip from
John Carr was served in the same way, aud the
Sessions adjourned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-02

DACKgT SHIP ROsCIUS-from Liverpooi-Coasign sss
this ship will please ID their permits on bo.d. a
permitted In ave days must unavoby be Ito The public
stor~. nj
EOR sALE-0srEsn Tapes cheap for sAsh, at No oeh
4 street. W. I'M
JOHN NeCABE 8 COZ iNTKLLloENCk oFFlCSs
I:1ss.ssss-He.. NJ r. oy,...n n. sr'vssrs, e. y.
lrviag, freC Rsawick.
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DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S
POUDRES SUBTILES.
FOR ERADICATING HUMAN
HAIR

Gouauds Poudres subtIes enable appear
far the Hair concerned and say that deyeL
bss are sseu-very useful In their pscesbut their utmost
harvest home" These contrary eradicate
hssr with heart he fear q inaens her yerm cheek
: .say y s n s
removing hair .ccompshee the object few minutes
and dcut be appdnor dangerous IN lie opera
,on on the skin Full directions accompany each bottle
To be had at Dr. Gourauds oces SAT Broadwsy and "a
waller street door from Broadway where may also be had
GouR.uDs Ear pr erAvIp, True WEtsr Of Beauty for
AsrsTs New Gci Albany, Alsn. Gu s. No. Mai
His.. S isa sns 90 Nan
Mr. Brown Is Chestnut
% ss Tf:ss: s ,5ss
sTser :se EG T Mr.
w H,,n s Man Ian. csseN : EsS wi:
Massachusetts, Jordan. Mix street. Low.
Carleton Go, City Hall Lynn, DR. Holder. Wor
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THE subscriber his year
appears before his friends with sentiments
rect for The able support he has received for many
He Likewise wishes call the attention Of those intending
10 send friends England Ireland Scotland aud
Waes that they at all times be accommodated By this
oil the well known different lines Of packet sh'ps sailing
and from Liverpool the th sh sth and 25h Of each
month, throughout the year
always been the study Of the subscriber ohave the
thoss who send for their friends rest satisfied that
and dssnt attenon will be given by the Liverpool
Agents 70 those sent for, well all who embark with
them and SHOULD Of those whose passage has been paid
The feels peaSrc maxine known the different
shps by which his during the last year.
which has and that has consider
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