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Like sea ~ ecu On ~ Sibih, Is Hi eN
preston used b. O. w Holmes express the state OF Young
lady hair who had prejudice asanst com9 AID q, 5ush-s-
tesque smile Yet how easily may this rough and "tSe
sarance b. remsled Ever who acquainted wth The
effects Of jayrss Hair Tonic knows that II imports ,lieG
gloss the hair aud finer growth bald places
,d delays the appearance OF old TINES rosty hros ma
gentleman would have head Of has dropping down
hard we,y lustree5s tresses, like sen weed on Slam
Sands No 70 Fulton 273 Broadway .asr Broadway,
who the general agents for the sale OF Dr. e medicine
y
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NJ ARRIED-

u shippers Of Goods Ter Quebec for London VII!
plc,se clear them the Custom House Thu, morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

03' Some crusty old bachelor, who makes up
his own bed, grinds his own coffee, and scods at
every thing that comes along, says-A learned
Doctor has given his opinion that tight laciag is
public benefit, as it kills off the foolish girls and
leaves the wise ones for women.
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nr- st. Johns Collane-FnRnHAM VEST,

&C. st. Johns Collese-F0RDHAM, VEST.
CHESTER Coy NI1.-The Annual Commencement of
his institution will take place THURSDAY. the 18th instant
The exercises VIII begin at o'clock P NJ An extra ain OF
Will leave the City Hall hapas, o'clock for the
accommodation OF vlsto:s The parents and guardians Of
. attend.
y B.-Nlnsic BY the N.w.Yors Bga.s Band. VI! 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

GUNNER GOODS for Gentemen's Wear-23l
y Broadway opposite the Fountan-EEcouraged by the
extensive elected the last year through s praence
that the taxed for the delnquencies OF
Others the undersigned has made such additions to his
assistants will enable him future all orders
with pTomptnr.s.
Determined 10 carry the system Of small profits aud
quick returns, be soicitS attention assortment OF goods
unsurpassed in richness aud variety, comprising French aud
English cloths. Cassimeres all the and various styles
Vei,mgs great variety of patterns &C. which WI he
made up order under the supernendence Of efficient
prices which fail offer inducements to the
economist.
Particular attention called TO style Of business aud
Office Coats also Travelling Frocks. A large Of
s2s sff w r. JENNINGS.
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A Second Advent C,mp y,

10 CONTINUE days PREACHING each tsv al 10 l.
3.ndsP The ground Is pleasantly situated about half
mile from FecS Slip Ferry, Cedar Grove the Rope
All who wish to know and embrace tie truth invited to
attend. i,-In d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

TIHE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET
j PETER v Hustled Merchant Tailor, No. Chat.
ham Square oCatherinestree makes Clothing
Ger in the eates ard latest stge 10 cent cheaper than the
cheaIes. Cash Tai!ol in The city.
Strangers the city REGULAR customers. who may find
tn dstsnce enie viii please send through the
Despatch Post when they VIII be waited with samples Of
nch Goods as they may desire, their taken, and
Clothing sent hons finished in style Of workmanship that
VIII rusure entire satisfaction no sale.
Suit OF Clothes made in o. hours required; good tit
warranted and Disappointment under forfeiture Of the ar
ccs ordered
Customers be fupped with ready made Goods of every
trSc lmiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

NTANTED-A nice young girl y TO 10 10 i've
w in ceneel family in Ohio unit! of age q most !rsr
able place References given and required Apply at 40 no
Rro,d ,yay- Ia IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-12

EOUNTAINS.-T subscriber manufactures
Cast Iron Foun,ins of various patterns and prices from
$50 5000 These Fountains style oil beauty not
surpassed BY any of marble IN this country Europe.
For their superior advantages marble 10 durability
whstanns FROST the trtn. expense Of keeping their beau.
fl white appearance from and the comparat,e.
" low price which they e Introduced Pleas
ure Grounds adding 10 health comfort and enjoy men,, the
American Institute awarded gold medal the actup
AZ the last FAIR d. l.. FARNAM, 2i7 WattrN
jyl2,f New York.
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ElRE DEPARTAIENT.--The Foremen and
Secretaries Of Companies requested to have their
turns at The Office OF In. e OF Common Coune on or be-
fore the 18th Of July The toilowin returns wanting
Ensne Co No. 34 O. II, IS 10, 10. o. Is, rs. o. 81,
80, IS, So, 10, 46, -, 80.
Hose Centnips 2 A. S H. r. e. a. H. 90 81, Is %, 2S,
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CTOEE COAL--L.ndiag from canal boa, UNI,
- The Of Laighi srIe Stove Coal carefully
,gd The ZINE 81 the shipment; fer sss ~ the lowest
20 sh, [ qliee for Cash WARD < BROWNE,
gi2 Co.;l.r OF Layht and Washington ,s
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pI: : s H'5 ,.aln a.. $50 No.
P NJ Information chserfnlly givea Tn. toas,,.o
given. @ 's'"'o
Members OF the association (Sagle men pT-fss o
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u PARTICULAR Noticc.-Those persons having
lqS mp house-kesips, will find ready sale for any portion
Al! OF their goods b. sending their address, calling upon
the subscriber. Goods any amount urchased.
F.CULTON, ll3 Fultou-sireet. and
.nnr.-
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~aESW BATHS
ONLY ONE SHILLING.

KNICKERlOG KER BAT HS-No. iGl BowEEY.
L. The subscriber respectfully takes leave 70 lnltr pub
lie the above named estlb smen consisting OF
Ana CoLp add SHOWER BATHS, fitted up with t,str, con-
and order, inferior in tbs CITY Chases ~
the following reduced Single tickets IL centS--1O
for 81. BENZ. GOMPEEr. jill lwis"
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NEW GOODS AT THE NETWORK CASH
~ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, lac Fulton st.,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arriving the city and wanting
outfit, viii find for their interest call aud examine
stock of fashionable Cloths and CassimeIrs tcgeth
with great variety Of the richest Silks Chay aud Mar
,el!es yestiugS selected om Notwithstanding
very desirable for gentlemen taste and fashion
make their selections from the style and workmanship
Of garments, challenge comparison with the
establishments the United States and combining
business exclusively cash. ens5les
very great saving the purchase Of their wardrobe
Cash delivery and abatement prices Strict pune
:uality observed in filing orders
.e ~.
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Tree. Commissioner ofice,a JOHN EVEN,
Julyl2 lea3 Street Commissioner,
jyI2 and Chairman Of the Assessofs.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
COMMERCIAL.
REVIEW OF THE N. o. MARKET.

REVIEW OF THE N. o. MARKET.
We give below, from the Picayunc
ofthe 10th instant, the ranging price
Of the most important articles ofcon-
sumption in the country, at New Or
leans, up to the above date:
COTTON.
Louisiana and MississipPi-lnferi-
or. "A a Al; Ordinary, s a ST; Mid
ding, 5la s; Middling Fair, "a a st;
Fair, ~ ~; Good Far, 81 a st F;
Good and Fine, 81 al;
SUGAR-Extreme prices, 4 a sac.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prices, IS
and IL cents per gallon.
FLOUR-S3 IS a SO S7i per Dbl.
BACON-Hams, "a SC canvass'd
8 SAC; Sides, A 4lc; Shoulders,
"A 5cper pound.
LARD-5 a &C per pound.
BAGGING-Extreme prices, Is a
l6cper yard.
BALE ROPE-Extreme prices, S
a st cents per pound.
WHISKEY--Rectifed, "a IS c
per gallon. oon
COFFEE-Extreme prices, "a a
o cents per ID. according 10 quality.
SALT-Liverpool fine, 81 80 and
81 so uer sack, do course, 81 80 and
a 81: Turks Island, IS rs cent:
per DuSAel.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

GTWe decline publishing the ma
rage communication sent US BY VIZ
for three reasons, the first Of which |
the real name Of the author does n,
accompany the document, the secone
that we have moi received the usua
fee in such cases, and last, though nc
least, the poetry appended, is th
most abominable stuff we ever h;
the misfortune to look at. As . sp
cimen, we give the following:
"Ladies and gentlemen say VIII;
you please,
But, in honey moon, the grOo'
pray not tease"
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
CONGRESS.

We discover from the Globe Of the
22d ult., that Congress has done very
little else than organize itselfthus far.
The most Of their time has been &C.
cupied in endeavoring to repeal tho
Bankrupt Law. But from the diver
SIZED opinions among the members,
in regard to the mode of repeal, whs.
Their it shall be repealed in toto, or
be modified, we are Of opinion, will
prevent any definite action on the
subject this session.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

learning what makes man useful,
happy ,nnd respectable In the line for
which he n destined" Would that
this definition was kept before the
minds Of parents and teachers. II
were, think many poor fellow
might have escaped the rod for moi
having learned that, 'etymology treats
OF the different sorisof words, their VA
rious notifications, and their dehva.
ton Now II by the very dint ofap.
pllcation he has fixed these words up.
on his memory; but here are 'frsais,
various notifications, and 'dcriva.
iion,' and he knows no more what
they mean than n they were Latin.
Unless the tencher watch them like o
hawk they will soon learn II by heart
without everthlnking its true mean
ing; and when they parse they 70
like COW bell. Whenever they get
at this careless way Of reciting gram
mar they had better quit it. have
heard an intelligent teacher say; 'nev.
er let children study grammar, until
they are old enough to think, then
let them commit nothing to memory.
Let US review, in word, the object
ofthis No. We would persuade pa
rents to Instruct their young children
at home; and that education does not
consist in learning A B c, and spell
ing. Let them quicken their minds e.
then at school they will learn. Why,
sir, tell many children to spell 'cat,'
& they will say, spell cat instead Of
saying 'c-a-t.' Does this show any at
tention from the parent? ed, they
should not learn the spelling book by
heart before they learn to read. Sd,
that they should read books which
are useful and Ineligible 9TH, they
should not be confined too long at a
time. 5th, athat it would be well to
consider the propriety of teaching
young children English Grammar.
L. N. L.
Pickensville, (ala.) 1912.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

GFResolutions have passed the
Georgia Legislature, nominating MIR.
Calhoun to the Presidedcy, and 70.
commencing him to the consideration
of the National Democratic Conven-
ton. We are of opinion that Missis
sippi would'pass similar resolution
were her Legislature in session.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
Pickensville, (ala.) ls42.

SUMMARY or LoNDoN.-London il
the largest and richest city in the
world; it occupies surface Of 81
square miles, thicklY planted with
houses, mostly 8. 4, and s stories high
1t consists Of London city, Westmin.
ster city, Finsbury, Marylebone, Tow
er Hamlets, Southwark, and Lam
beth districts. The two latter are
on the south side of the Thames. II
contains 800 churches and chapels,
of the establishment; s64 dissenters'
chapels; 90 foreign chapels, $50 pnb-
lie schools; 1900 private schools;
$50 hospitals; l55 alms-houses, be-
sides eos other Institutions; $50 pub
lie offices; IA prisons; 20 theatres,
and "a markets. Consumes annual.
ly 10000 bullocks, 775,000 sheep,
$50, 900 lambs, $50, 900 calves, &c.
900 pigs, IL, 900 tons Of butter, 3D.
coo tons of chees, 10 million gallons
of milk, a million quarters of wheat,
or 63 millions Of quartern loaves,
$4,000 pipes Of wine, two millions Of
gallons Of spirit, and two millions Of
barrels Of porter and ale.
Employs l6,502 shoemakers, a.
$50 tailors, 1891 blacksmiths, 2,Ol3
whitesmiths, $3.50 house painters,
l,076 fish dealers, 3,662 hatters and
hosiers, l3,20s carpenters, 6,822
bricklayers, &c., Sale cabinet ma
kers, 1905 wheelwrights, 2,lSO saw
yers, 2,so7 jewellers, l,l72 old
clothesmen Chiefly jews,) 3,6as
watch and clock makers, 4,2e7 gro
GERS, l,43o milkmen, $685. bakers,
2,09l BARRIERS, I,04o brokers, 1922
butchers, 1887 cheesmongers, I.oS2
chemists, Alec clothiers, and linen
diapers, 2,l67 coach makers, 1857
coal merchants, 2,l3S coopeIs, 1881
dyers, 1919 plumbers, 9O7 pastry
cooks. 500 saddlers, l,264 tinmen,
500 tobacconists, l,470 turner's, $50
undertakers. The above are all
males above twenty years Of age.
About $1,000 establishments Of
trade and industry, 4,4oo public
houses, $50 hotels, 40 beer.shops,
$50 spirit and wine-shops. There
are six bridges over the Thames al
London. London docks cover 30
acres; ID tobacco warehouses, IA
acres; and the wine cellars 3 acres,
containing $4,000 pipes. The two
West India docks cover 81 acres,
st. Catharihe's dock covers "a acres.
The Surrey docks, on the opposite
side, are also very large. There are
generally about $500 vessels, and
5000 boats on the river, employing
5000 watermeD, and 1000 laborers.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
HARD TIMES.

We very frequently hear people
complain Of hard times, but, from
what we witnessed on Monday last.
lit being Sheriff sale day. before the
Court-House door Of this county, it
would seem that the complaint wac
unfounded. We saw two negroes, a
boy and girl sell for Sl,OO5, the boy
bringing $50s and the girl $500.
They were sold for specie, or its
equivalent.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

0eTSamuel Woodwork, q poet
author Of "The old oaken buckett
hung in the WE'LL" "The family
BILE that lay on the stand," and ma
other productions Of merit, died A.
Gently ia New York. aged So years'
Mr.. Woodwork was a practical
printer.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

0rEARTHauAKE.-We experien-
ced quite shock from one Of natures
commissions, in the shape Of an Earth.
quake, in this village, on the night Of
Wednesday the 4th inst. between
and 10 o'clock. as
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

0-Justice is duty-generosity q
virtue. Yet the world il too apt to
regard the first as a favor, and the
latter as a folly.
05rIf You wish to make enemies,
retail all the Islander you hear, and
you connot fail Of attaining your oh.
Jet.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

London pays about one.lhIrd ths win.
dow duty In England the numbss
OF houses assessed being about iaO,
600, rated Al upwards of6ve millions
startling. The house.renial Il pfoba.
, seven or eight mlllions..--KniSAPs
Lonfon.
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07
TIE NEE sem oE 4.
LOUISVILLE, MISS.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 7,l8.

uWe invite the attention Of D
rents, guardians and teachers, to
article in this weeks paper, from t
Tennessee State Agricultural, on &
suject Of "Common Schools
Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-01-07

avv ORLEANS
M o 1s.n r M ARR n y .
CONNECTED wrrrLy, FROM the
"PICAXttNE."

Exchange on England, at sight,--pr
DO do 90 days, 8 "A "a prm
70 rhFis, 60 days 5f.55 n 5E97
10 New York, atsight- iali dis
aNew York, 60 days, 2ia3i dis.
Do Boston, at sight Aali dis.
Do Boston, 60 days 2ia3i dis.
Do Philadelphia, atsightAala dis.
DO Philapelphia, 90 days2ia3A dis
DO Baltimore, at sight iali dis.
Do Baltimore, go days 2ia3A dis.
U. States Treasury Notes, iaa dis.
Sovereigns -St s4aS4 81
Spanish Doubloons Sis S7iaSl6 90
Patriot do $l5 5oa$l5 ga
American Gold 4al prem.
80 franc pieces SO SoaS3 80
Mexican Dollars par.
Half Dollar par.
Dimes par.
NEW ORLEANS CITY BANKS.
Bank Of louisiana, pays specie.
Gass Bank pays specie.
Mechanics & Traders, pays specie.
Union Bank pays specie.
City Bank pays specie.
Commercial Bank pays specie.
Louisiana State Bank pays specie.
Carrollton Bank = pays specie.
Canal Bank pays specie
Consolidated Bank lsa20 dis.
Citizens Bank l2al5 dis.
Improvement Bank - 55a60 dis.
Exchange Bank 55a60 dis.
Bank of Orleans =. 55a6o dis.
Atchafalaya Bank 7oa75 dis.
Com. Bank, Natchez,c'ks( ooao5 dis
on Merchants Blk N. o.
NOTES OF THE MUNICIPALITIES.
Municipality No. One - I0al2 dis.
Municipality No. Two +. lsaal4 dis.
Municipality No. Three 5oA5S dis
uNcuRRENr. MONEY. disc'nt
limited States Bank Notes 55a60
Ala. State Bank & Branches lOall
Planters Blk P. N. Natchez, 59a6o
Agricultural Post Notes 5oa5o
Grand Gulf ooaI ~
Mississippi Union Bank SOao5
Com. SIR. r. Blk, Vicksburg, o7a9o
Georgia Banks uncertain,
Virginia g. South Carolina = sal
WESTERN BANKS. disc'nt'
Cincinnati Banks -. las
Ohio Country Banks oalo
Kentucky Banks par a :
Indiana Banks A. gao
State Bank Of Illinois 6oaO
Bank of Illinois, Shawneetown,5oa0o
Tennessee Banks laI
Arkansas Banks 5oaoo
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Price Two Cen q.


whlch ousnl 10 be warning to all evil doers OF
az" To,ro VIC hsvt yanety-bas, conserts par
ana sleigh ndns on the canal serve to fill up the odd
time, with now and then discourse from, soms
Mormonite, Mierie, or perchance a Grahsno,e
for we have them all in great profusion AT ths nr.
sent writing five churches In full blast. hamm.r
ing the aforesaid old gentleman in a manner which
is truly edifyng TO Christians The elite are walk
ing cotillons in the most fashionable style imagln-
Bile; our worthy German citizens are wazing in
perfect agony, and the native hoosers are going
their death flat footed on Toe and heel double shut
he Country break downs to the dulcet sounds Of a
dlapldated violin and one Of the hotel triangles
Animal Magnetism don't go off tonight, as one of
the professors pupils put HIM magnetic state this
afternoon with the assistance of some dozen glasses
OF hot whlskey punch Oh scissors .
The Herald did not come this evening. so to while
away time, thought of writing some OF our gossip to
you. We consider the non-arival of your paper
great calamity, SO Pa says, at any rate; but we
think he Is only thinking of the extra sixpence tho
barber will charge him for having such long face
to morrow when he gets shaved For goodness SAX
Mr. Bennett, don't lat Pa know wrote to you, az
he might be cross about it, and oblige,
The Two SISTERS
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Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Correspondence Of the Herald.l


FORT WAYNE, Ind Jan. 2, 1872
Priscilla and the JVesi- old Mad Anltony, and has
F@t-Beautifd Scenery--Belles and Beaur-Gen-
tiemen IN Black Mesmerisn,, Noyn,onisD,, Miller
ism, Cotatoas, and other Scientific Anlasen,enfs-
Astonishing Performances on the Double Shuttle.
DEAR FRIEND
Prehaps you have forgotten that such place as
this exists if ALLOW to jog your memory land in
form you that it is still alive and kicking, and in
tends to remain so in spite of Millersm and other
humbugs of the day-at least, until the great editor
pays the west visit, when we are in hopes he will
take our young city by storm. You should really
defer this matter no longer for half of us girls
dIeng TO see you.
When papa moved west from dear old Orange, he
much delighted with this charming place that
he Immediately made us, as they say here, hust lie
out of the gocart, and pitch tents Althoughto
ially among strangers, found host OF friends IN
a short time and now we are perfectly at home, al
though we have been here only one short month.
Old Mad Anthony must have been dear lover
OF nature, well as good General, when he chose
this place to erect the tort which bears his name
The old fort is immediately the bluff bank of the
Maumee, a short distance below where the ST
Marys and the st. Joseph's mingle their refreshing
waters, and form the Maumee. AT this spot the see
merry ~ perfectly enchanting, although much altered
no doubt IN appearance tor the eve which in by gone
days roamed DER some half score of Indian villages
with their molly groups OF halt naked Indians rene
gadoes and ll-fed ours, dwells with pleasure on
alluvial farms, handsome cottages, and beautiful
young city, with its spacious canal which is now
completed to Lake Erie O2o mules east) and west
i2O miles to Lafayette, on the Wabash.
We have plenty OF foppsh beaux, pretty girls,
stald old gentlemen, and all the other materials
necessary TO constitute a young city, and some
eight or ten churches, where the club footed gen
tleman in black is forced to the gauntlet nghtj
and oil surety he gets beabored In terrible styie'
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GOURAUD'S
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATING
GITDED ITnTTS


SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.
THE universal popularity Of this Justly celebrated Chemca
Preparation for the OF the toughest
Hair from the soft down females upper lip and the
stubborn beard OF needs not word of comment in its
praise sufficient to say that 10 be found in t city
only at the old and Office CT Walker door from
Broadway-$ per bottle. Beware Of deeterous limitations
~ my " GOURAUD,s
EA u ID f. A u II e.
unr, allied for extemin ting Tan, Pimpes, Botcbes 5ao,
ness Sores and all cutaneons erupons and ecDg healthy
juvenile bloom. 5, per bottle.
Gouraujs Vegetable Liquid Rougea superb aHice and
the only one IN use 80 cents per bottle,
Goursuds Blanc D'Espagne, excellent preparation for
nang life like whtenesst TO the complexion free
from the injurious properties generally entering combins
ton Cor this Puup in elegant boxes each
AoENTs.-New York-Abany, Guthrie, Maiden Lare;
Poughkeepsie jared Gray; Utica Wade druggist; Hamilton
Goshen Elliott Conn, Myers Chapel st, New Haven't W.
Esukner Norwich; Wells Humphreys, Hartford; Charles
Dyer Jr Providence; Thomas, Newport; Cloves, hair
Falls; Cosge.al South Second St. New Bedford; Jordan
Milk street, Boston; Lowell. Carleton Coz Salem iyes
Newbuyport, Hodge; Portsmouth Prestn Portland Parker
Jer.ey-Newuk, Trppe; Function Dr. seabrooE Pa, Pha
70 Chestnut sroe Heinesh druggists Harrsbursh
Robinson periodical agent; Pittsburgh, Turtle; Cincinnati
Thomas Co. Main street; Va Richmond, Mrs Frsyzer
Md, Baltimore 5. Hance Sc BIC Applications Tor ageut
ces must be paid none Others taken from the posto
feel and accompanied with ~ Y city reference pnexcep
tionabe Within few years this remarkable and che
mical invention for completely eIadicang ,uperuous hair
has attained the hest pch OF celebrity aud consequently
excited the cupy OF of base countetfeers, who
labor. Puchasers should therefore their ~, I'D and
that bottle of the Poudre Subtitle square, Fe
Gouragd Poudc sobte " cast in each bottle and the
Doctors fac smil, engraved the wrapper Direc
tons French and English, accompany vach botte.
Remember the only office NJ " for the above celebrated
Cosmetic, is 81 Walker door from Broadway
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NTEWBURYPOkI Bank Notes wanted Tor a abort TIM, :
IN Drafts on Phisdspha and Boston, lqI sale at
81 SYLvEsTER's,
d3ir avail st aud ~ Broadway.