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Dry Goods,
ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queens

ALSO Groceries, Hardware, Queens
ware, &c., &c.
Which they are determined to sell
very low for CASH or Good Mer-
charitable Produce. Having purchased
their stock at a very small advance on
Eastern cost, they are therefore enabled
TO sell the same much cheaper than they
have ever before been offered in this
part of the country. They respectfully
invite their old customers and the pub
lie generally, TO come and examine their
stock and prices; their motto being
Quick sales and small profits.
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BOOK LOST

T'HE first volume of my "Correspon-
dence, Memoirs &c., of President
Jefferson has been loand gu to some
n or mislayed. Any information con-
corning 1t, will be thankfully received,
as In. loss Of it will greatly deiract from
the value of the set.
A. II. BUCKNER.
Bowling-Greeu, June 2Sth. l945.
3w-2l.
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TIE
Il " 4 " Pr n Ny
MAGAZINE.

\ Family Newspaper. published
at the Office. lI2 Broadway,
New York.
This is a neat & tasty weekly pub
'i:ation, of Is large octave Jages.
highly embellished with engravings.
and devoted to a variety Of enter
tanning and useful subjects. for gene
raj use. at the low price of 3 cents a
number. or 81 a year, forming a
.~'ce volume annually of $50 PAGES.
Extensive preparations have been
made to render this a highly inter.
esting and valuable publication. Per-
sons forwarding the money for five
ecnPis \ i'll have Il sixth sent GRATIS
Editors publishing this advertisement
with N editorial notice. will be lnr.
ni-hcd with The work for one year,
Liberal terms to agents.
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PROSPECTUS
THE CHEROKEE ADVOCATE,

The CHEROKEE NATION, PRCpRIE
ToR.-WMLIAM Ross. ErIToR.
THE above is the title Of a news
paper, published at TABLE eUAm.
Cherokee nation. the first number of
which vas issued about the middle of
August last.
The object Of the council Of the
ton Of the Cherokee Advocate. is the
physical. moral and intellectual i'm
provCmcnt OF the Cherokee people
Ii will be devoted to these ends, and
to the defence OF those rights recor-
nlze as belonging 10 them in treaties
legally made. at different times with
the United States. and Of such meas
ures as seem best calculated to Sc
cure their peace and happiness. pro-
mote their prosperity. and elevate
their character as u distinct com.nu-
nItv.
In commencing and sustaining a
public journal in the nation. its sue
cess must depend very much upon
the kind feelings. Iibera!iiy and pat
ronage OF the citizens of the United
States. Among them we are assur-
ed there exists generally a desire that
the Indians should be dealt with up
on just and liberal principles. a live
ly sympathy in their chequered ca
reer. and a deep Intrest in their char
ac'er, condition ard destiny. lgnor-
ance OF their condition, opinions, and
claims, has been to them 4 fountain
OF many wrongs: a fountain from
which they have been forced TO drink
many bitter draughts.
From this cause. measures of poll
cy IN themselves unjust, and highly
destructive to their peace and pros
poets. have been conceived and per-
sisted IN TO their accomplishments,
with singular pertinaci,y. by those
from whom they have right 10 ex-
pect and claim protection. 1t will
therefore, be the aim of those having
charge of the Advocate, 10 enlighten
public sentiment, as far as possible,
as to the feelings, wishes and proper
expectations of the Cherokees.
And while it is intended 10 make
the paper national in its one and
character, abstaining from all parti-
zanship in the internal politics Of the
nation, 1t will nevertheless be open
to full but courteous discussions of
any measures of policy on the part of
United States, which touch upon
Or effect the rights and interests, moi
only of the Cherokees, but also of
heir red brethren.
TERMS:
The Cherokee Advocate will be-
printed on an imperial sheet, with
lew type, both English and Chero.
zee. once every week, at So per an
lum, payable in advance. And to
hose subscribers, who read only the
language, at 50 per annum,
n advance.
Advertising will be done on the u
uai terms.
Cherokee Nation, Sept, 1874.
WILLIAM P. ROSS.
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EAIEDRINR,

BTEHE subscriber wishes to inform the
IL citizens of Bowling-Green and vicinity,
that he has commenced the above business
IN this place. All work entrusted to his
care shall be done 10 neat and fashionable
ttyle. Produce taken in payment Of work
at cash price,. Work will he done at rea-
'enable prices, and warranted 10 fit.
c. A. J. WOMACR.
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The cheapest paper eper published
IN 4merica
DEMOCRATIC ENrOSlTOR.
AND

y
UNITED STATES JOURNAL FOR Il
COUNTRY.
We issue to day the first number
of the new series Of the Democratic
E.rposior ond Uaiied States Journal
for he country. which we consider
the cheapest publication eve offered
to the patronage Of the American
public. 1t will be published weekly,
instead OF semi monthly rs hereto
fore while under the charge of Mr..
Kendall. and although it will contain
more thai double the amount OF mat
ter, there viii le no increase of the
subscription price. The new pub
fishers propose to furnish thrrr suit
! scribers with a volume +
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
Stone Cutting.

he undersigned having located in Bow.
- ling-Green, is prepared to cut Tomb
Grave-stones, or any kind of work that ma ,
be in his line Of business, on the most rea,
sonable terms, and at the shortest notice.
THOMAS LYONS.
March 18th, le45.
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Regular Semi Weekly Packet
L. S. MAIL
EsOreaS.
RFRNARD lLet
BERNARD. DLdster,

VIII leave st. Louis on Wednesdays and
and Saturdays, ati o'clock, P. N. Return
ing. will leave Ee"kuk rv5ry Sunday and
Thursday. at 4 O'Clock, ?. W.. Warsaw and
Alexandria at s.; Tul!v at G.; Lagrt nge at
1.r- NJ: same days; Quincy on Monday
aud Friday, at ; O'Clock, 4. NJ; Marion
City at @, 4. NJ; iIannib u ut 10, Louisiana
at IL, NJ and CIarkssillc 1t, I, p. III, same
days.
The Roreas, No. 2, hcir 2 built expressly
for the trade, with great speed, and very sn-
pcHor Recommendations for pas=engcrz, will,
at the opening of navigation, take the place
"f the Boreas, aud may be relied on fos the
same rromptness, regularly, and attention
to passengers and shippers, a. heretofore.
March Sth I~I5. e..
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THE undersigned will keep constant
H. ly On hand at his shop in Louisiana,
a supply Of Boots and Shoes, made O.
the best Eastern materials. All work
from uuder his hands is warranted to
stand fast. His prices are as follows:
For Kip boots, 1925
d" Coarse boots, $50
Coarse shoes from 81 TO l,5O.
All other work made 10 order cheap
er than it can be done in any other shop
well as Reynolds * Curry, in Bowling
Green, will be kept constantly supplied
with his work of every description.
ID. l. WALSWORTH.
April 10Th, l345. lv-l2
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Terms O the Banner,

For a single copy, in advance, - 90,
if not in advance but during the year,
50 so, if after the expiration Of the
year, So 90. Fer a club of Six subscri-
bers, in advance, $40. For Ten sub
s~cribers, in advance, $l5 90.
IL All letters 10 the Editors, by
mail, must be POST PAID.
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For sale,

Iron, Steel, Castings, Horse-Collars
Hames, Trace-Chains, Nails, VIM
dow-Glass, Putty, Linseed Oil, Tur-
pentine, Goldfish, Mackeral, Gar
den-Hoes, Sad-Irons, Sole and Up
per Leather, Louisiana Flour, &C.,
SIC. II at the lowest cash prices.
BLOCKS SON.
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Rates of Advertising.

IL For one square Of fifteen lines
or under, n insertion, IS cents, fol-
each subsequent insertion, 3S cents.
IL A liberal deduction to those ad-
vertising by the year.
Is Advertisements not marked with
the number Of insertions required, will
be continued until otherwise ordered.
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PROPOSALS

ny JFS>E =. row. & co.
Tie first number oi our new pa.
per will be issued on the first Of Nav
next. with IN entire new drc>S-new
type. ine white paper. with other
important alterations and improve
mcn's. The paper will he devoted
10 n fearless exposition 0i democratic
principles: ii will zcalously and I'm
'cmIttIngty oppose each and every
effort Ia establish a mammoth mon
arrHv bank and mi>chicvouS corpn
rair"pS and consultations of wealth.
Whch Suhvert the rights of the prn.
pie and undermine the pillars ot the
republic; It viii oppose m oppressive
and anti republican tariff system. the
assumption of the State debts by the
general government. and all other
federal principles which have an in
e%vIua"Ie tendency to deos,rnv pub
nc prosperity as well as individual
happiness. Against all such polite,
al decisions We shall wage unchang-
ing. uncomrroml>InG war.
The F.RMER and the MECHANIC. who
produce all the real capital of the ma
ton, will find id our paper an ur
verlhg chompion of their i~naIienable
rights: the long cherished principles
OF the editors are too well known to
the Pub!lc to require any pledge up
on thus point. To the miscellaneous
department. particular attention will
he devoted: the ladies will always
find m Our columns A choice s,lcc-
ti"n from the current literature of the
day. rs well a original contributions
from the most talented writers of
WHICH our country can boast. A
general summary of foreign and do.
nestle news will be furnished.
The conductors have already se-
cured the aid and cooperation of a
large number Of the most distinguish
literary and political writers of
the day; arrangements will also be
made. at the earliest period possible.
10 embellish our columns by the con-
tributions OF correspondent, from a.
With this b'ipf and imperfect
OF our plan. we very respect
Iully submit u claims TO an extern
patronage 10 tie consideration
lf a generous bubble.
TIL u VTS EISE /
JESSE T.. DOW. Editors.
TERMS:
DAILY paper by the year. in ad-
'ance. $40 90
for less than a year, 81 per
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NEW
q % ODD 8.
BLOCK 5 son.

TT We just received at their old
" stand, in Ashley, Mo-, a large and
well selected assortment Of latest style
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16
Geo, wilson,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, ~Perfumery, Window-Gla lass,
and Surgeons Instruments,
Nc. 5, Mi S,re"t,
81. Lolis, Mo.
TAll articles IN our line of bust
ness will be sole al the very lowest Cash
prices. Ia exchange, win be taken
Beeswax, Ginseng, and Wheat.
Jan. 3! 1915. Gu /
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May l7th, lS45.
TFE q r En v
r.ITEHsEY MESSENEER.
s.Tlse EiGack ~ God of America"
SD "a wear iB advance.

On the Ist Of Jtauary next U8i5.)
the Southern Literary Messenger
/ commences its Eleventh. Volume and
the patronage of the public is respec-
fully solicited for it. The present
Editor has now conducted it for more
than a wear, ard the encouragement
he has received leads han to expect a
large increase OF subscriptions. As
the work has been sustained. under
no ordinary disadvantages. for 50
long a time, it is entitled to the liber-
al support of every friend of letters.
It's reliance Tor patronage will be up
on the interest and justice of the
public and lis OWN literary merits
EScnewing all humbugs and extriusic
ilouriSheS. 1t will dcTeud for its snc-
cess upon its contents and character
alone.
1t is emrhaficaljv a southern work
and appeals rx ressl> 10 the South.
whcar character and interest. I%Ircra-
~ ami social, II aims - uhPnld and
promote. In the South, there are
thousands, who a easily afford II.
and they are particularly ur- ="
come forward and assist IN interest
ingi It's circulation.
lhe Messenger ma now heen es-
iahlIshed more than ten years. dCriny
which it has overcome many x great
obstacles; and attaIuei a WIDE cIrcu-
tati"n AM a very hi-h chhracier.-
HE efforts oi The ~P'esi9"ut Edito.
VIII be Strcnuous'y P'Tecie"' not on
" to ne preservation oil us nc'rn
tame, but also t" lis constant VI
pr"vemeni. In 'hIS, the n'i'erih1
e>tmonIa!S he has received durin:
the last twelve mon'a>. led HIM L"
believe thath { has aleady auccced-
ed.
THE tb\TRiM ILH>
SOMA, ana Amateur "Il.eiN OF IN"
No. "~'>,'h'','h' "'r'' expenses IS
"i'"'feo anh great pans a'e taken Il"
>'r.''e al a""h''ht supply "' 'n'"!-
'''"3 ana "S''I.'!'e ","''ef'
''"''" "'''"
r u..I
ii'i or"' ! Va.
N",'o',S' -. "'
W. tL'''">''"' * M'').,
I h.'noi o. f'P''|' ale va.
Lieut. W. r. Na''E'
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SPRING ND SUMNER
CLOTHING

sHaIiE subscriber has Just returned from the
IL city of New York. (and taken his old
stand, % Main street, with an entire new
stock of SPRING & SUMNER CLOTH
ING, comprising every article usually kept
in a %clotning or furnishing store. His goods
are all new were bought for cash, and mnn-
ufactured under his own direction, expressly
for this market, in the latest and most fash
ionable style
Having formed a connection with a whole
sale dry goods house in the city Of N. York,
enables him to take advantages Of the mar
ket in buying usually low at auction. He
can, therefore, confidently assure buyers of
ready made cloteing, that he uot only eau.
but will sell them clothing not only ascbeap
but cheaper than any other clothing in the
city of 81. Louis. Buyers are invited to
call and examine before purchasing else
weere. NJ. BROWN.
No. % Main Street
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LA CLEDE.
y, CAMERON, Master.

Ull leave St Louis on Tuesdays & Fri
days, At 4 O'Clock, P NJ. Returning, will
leave keokuk Hednesdays aud Saturdays
at 5 o'clock, 2 NJ; Warsaw and Alexandra
ats FULLY at ;; and Lagrange alto o'clock
r NJ same days. Quincy on Thursdays aud
Mondays at s o'clOck A n; Marion City at
9o'clock A N; Hannibal at 10; Al Louis
lana at J, ? Nj, and Clarkesuille at !, P n,
same days.
The La Clede being entirely new, aud
built expressly for the trade, with great speed
and superior accommodations, may be re-
lied upon by shippers aud passengers for po-
lite attention and Promptuess during the
season.
Passengers will please be on board Mt the
hour advertised, as there will be no deten'
tion beyond that time.
May 10th lSi5. IL.
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The C0renu MT.
And Official Magazine of the Grand
Ledge Of the Uni.el States.

4 monthly periodical. devoted 20 the
cause of Odd Fellowship and gen
eral literature.
This work has hc"n published reg.
u!arly every month since January.
1914, at the very low price of Two
Dollars IN advance. The "Ohicill
MnCazine"iS under the editorial man
a"ement OF Rev. AIher, Case. ami
/. =. Sha'iner. Published in the CT
" OF Baltimore.
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

DAILY paper by the year. in ad-
$40 90
for less than a year, 81 per
Democratic banner., 1845-08-16

Slonal and Amateur Writer'S OF the
li'-i distinction. Great expenses IS
mr"rred aud great pans ave taken to
>ecne an abundant supply of inter
esl.nc and instructive matter.
Rcvylgy. CwfyJUyDyy
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the bag under my arm holding temptation 70
pc ople rob me all the hands had gsged for my trip
Virginia. went and came back with again with the
reception of the person who change the money,
whom left in Virginia
MATILDA RouRKE, in her examination by Mr.. De WITr.
saw my aunt Emeine on the Sunday morning before
Christmas; was up at the attic window OF the house
whereI live il was between and 10 clock; went up
there to see the people going to mestng my aunt was
her from the way she walks and the swinging Of
her arms.
Mr. GRAHAM having intmstsd that his client felt rather
indsposed the Court adjourned to this forenoon at halt
past 10 O'Clock.
Note BY the Repertsr-A thirty witnesses still
main to be examined for the defence
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CHOICE ANNUAL FLOWER Seeds.

- The subscriber begs inform his friends and the old
Oh Nibo late Conservatory that he ha, recev
collection Of new Flower seeds all warranted genuine
for sale-pree SI- ~"
phlox DIummondii-splendid show flowers of all colors
90 rnest,i ketusus Graham. &c. ,miIed)-curi
Pertuaces spiends and fhsius.on mnsaGV.ry dwarf
brilliant crimson and rosy crimson flowers.
Choice lie irtseise-Seed from choice prize flowers.
1srtonia Aurea--Golden yellow flowers.
COUPE ans baisams-Numerous choice kinds mixed
reunia hosea, Grandifiora, Ph9nicea tBlock
V &c mixed-fery snowy flowers profusely great
v 81 colors. suitable for training. &c.
nignoneir-Sweet scented abyssinan.
growth, forming almost tree.
Nemophia insignia Grandora. phasyoides new variety
Neat blue flowers with white
Noano atriplicolia- Showy blue trailing howef.
slaVa ZEBRA, tnewEWhits with geranium blotch and
Iropaoum peegrinum Canary Bird Flowsr-Beautiful
cut aud iringed flowers appears like canary bird.
eterm,n len Week Stock-25 superb varieties, mixed.
Anaeas lndca-Unique flowers, shaped color rich
Chinese blue with curious and beautiful golden anhers in the
centre. " - -
Iberis Coronora, or Large White Rocket Candytun
Heechrysum braceatum album, (newl-Elegant snowy
Caleogsis, Atkin,ona, Drummondii Esgans &c. kinds
mxed-Flowers brilliant Of golden red coloI
blotched striped and spotted with crimson
Packages continuing 50 varieties for So; 100 varieties s.
Vegetable Seeds OF the growth of isa4.
large collection OF I'm healthy Plants in flower the
Bouqu&s and Flowers always on nand.
NEW DAHLiAS-A fine collection under cultiva-
ton; plants will be ready in due season.
Orders attended with promptnes and thankfully received
by JOHN R0BINSON
Late OF Nib0's Conservatory
mhl2 lmrc 568 Broadway (observel cor Prince u.
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FOR THE PILES.

FUN FILES.
Universal COMMENDATION.-From every city,
iS Sd ys&, ysrs Dr. upSs% Ga: x.
intelligence OF is excellent effects have been received by the
proprietor In hundreds Of instances has umphed over
cases which were deemed incurable. ,,.
READ THE FOLLOWING REMARKABLE CASES.
gentleman from Brooklyn, Long Island, after using two
boxes OF the Electuy gave me the following
obaiped the medicine was suffering severely from attack
headache accompanied by the stomach
There perspraton about the head but the body legs and
always dry and husky The medicine removed the
Pes cured the headache and distress the stomach and
sted natural perspaton the whole body and
In better health than have been for years.
Intensely from their continuance informed MIR Mitchell 26
bowey NJ that their complete removal effected by the
nsc OF the Vegetable Eecua This individual had tested all
but very slight benefit Ts Internal Remedy however speed
lily manife:.ed its happy adaptation this complaint and
which the has attained baed solely upon the
and lasting benefits attendant upon is use
This certes that used DR. Uphams Pile Electuary
mn for Piles. Of which complaint cured me-
still il when occasion requires and prefer other
medicine to obvate costvenes morbid accommodations
the stomach and bowels and 20 Ky the boodand AFTER
having used great variety Of medisin believe .h. to be
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
New York, March TO- 1874.
Sold in this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
physician confined TO Office practice for the
Chronic Diseases No l96 Bowsy Medical advice L, ela-
ton 70 the above or any oher complaints gratis
tion and sold ONLY s Bowey four doors above Spring
g. Once hours from 7 A. M. tosPM,
iva 1mdkWsm
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.

NJ INWRlGHT, FTolessor q Music, informs his friends
. aud the public in general that he made
for giving instructions the Piano Forte style Of i'm.
parting nstrucon perfectly simple and easy and
bnng all the grace and elegance Of capable oeing
impaired that instrument He has already turned out
very proficient schoas and the public viii be satisfied as to
n aotles on giving MN trial. his terms reasonable,
portunity offered Terms and all other Information
mh2a Inns rrc ' ~
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Mr.. Bravo, of the Commercial Reading Rooms, New
Orleans is about to commence weekly pupcauo to be
known az TIE Nvs Orissns CsHsn Reporter, A~ snnh
Price Current snS sApysss Lis" Mr. A0ve hes the In
dustry 10 make such paper useful w be under the
editorial conduct OF Mr. L. Heyiiger This viii doubt
less be valuable work every way worthy Of the spirited
proprietor and talented editor.
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BLEACHING POWDER.
lUU PERSSE SHOCKS,
Nos. g and 81 Nassau street y
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b D A Il ID | N G /.
MRS. d. FISH,
135. 1877 and l39 BrOGdtUau,

100, Io1 uWN I0S 1TO UuUuy,
NEW YORK.
Tbs PUBLIC and STRANGERS visiting the city, respectful
y Informed that the above fitted up
perior manner, for the entertainment Of
Permanent and Transient Boarders.
The location pleasant and central business-he apart.
throughout with furniture beds bedding &c. The table
will be abundanty supplied with the best hs market affords
m26 lm*rc
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LAFAYETTE BAZAAR,

LAFAYETTE BAZAAR.
l4D ana lol broadway, corner or Liberty st.
'I'HlS ESTABLISHMENT, founded the LIST Of December
1913 public store for the sale of every DESCRIPTION
staple and fancy Goods will be enlarged the Of May
hs subscriber having rented the upper ohe bulldog Isl
hcent two large galleries the traders
tursrs and importers will bebe obtain at cheap rent fine
psse g 1sioss and gpbS and fashionable promenad.
rented the front the galleries as Sa
2on where she will continue BEFORE give the most perfect
likeness for $50 . is
ONE DOLLAR.
including de best kind of Morocco Case or Frame
Several Counters to let with glass casesenqure IN the
Bazaar. TT ARTfTiTT' -
mhl7 lmSm
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A PORTRAIT FOR ONE DOLLAR
PRICES REDUCED!
PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENESS, combining all the perfec-
tons Of painting with the tuthfuness Of Daguerreo
type avery reduced prices by A. f. Thompson No. II Park
Row, opposite the Astor House.
Operations in all weather. Instructions in the Art and every
REQUISITE Tor the prosecution Of the business furnished.
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SARACEN'S HEAD.

No. IL DEFY street. (adjoning the Franklin Hotel)
JOSEPH SMITH late Of Worcester England, begs leave
that he has leased the above establishment and fitted
style second He has also taken provide the
creature comforts for the inward man.
4 o'clock there will always be sandwich ready and
and served up in style suitable the palate Of the most %
diQus epicure:-
and Bacon-Wesh Rarebits-Poached Eggs
Sardines-CCld Cuts-Ceam Cheese.
g. will at all times keep hand the choicest Wines and
Ss cted that taste peculiar old and experience
ed Bottled Porter Cider and sparkling glass Of
Albany Ale accompanied with pure Havana, all Of which
tmea. mia w
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LADIES' AND FAMILIES
ID JAG U E RREOTYPE INSTITUTE,
MRS. II. SHANKLAND,
d A q U f RRIAN ARTIST
DAGUERREOTYPE PORTRAITS, including the best
- style Of Morocco Case Frame, for
ONE DOLLAR
90 Apply at the Lafayette Bazaar, l49 Broadway, or
A36 BROADWAY, THIRD STORY, FRONT ROOM
No. 1-opposite the Park Fountain
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DAGUERR E0TYpE

Z.
TOHN ROACH, Opticsn, SO Nassau street. New York is
constantly manufacturing and has always hand all
cles Of the best quality used in the Daguerreotype
III; Triple Compound Of BFopine is supero, preparation,
or German Acceiorating Liquor.
Cameras Of his manufacture well French and
man ones Tbs German Cameras sold this establishment
will be warranted genuine.
Orders from the for articles in the will
be promptly and carefully attended to- me Imsrrc
PLUMBE DAGUEHRIAN GALLERY AND PHOTO
lover Tenney. Jewelry Store awarded the Medal four frat
Premiums and two highest honors the Exhibition Bos-
lures and apparatus exhibited.
factory terms. mn Imsrc