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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-10
The Wing Almanac for 1876.

This useul Annual Register will be ready In a few days
Agents Merchants and others will obge US by sending on
their orders as early as possible
CONTENTS:
Astronomical Calculations Eclpses Calendars for each
month and for every in the Union, and Anecdotes
Executive and Cabinet officers of the u s. Government
Senate of the L. S. Members from each State with their
politics.
N.mbers of Congress each Stas,with their politics
Th Tariff Ouesion-an Editorial written express for the
Wing Almanac
The Postage Refom-Abstract OF the New Postage Law
The Necessity Tor Protection.
American Railroads-Number OF Miles in each State
Cost and Income
Estimates OF Crops in the several States.
Map of oregon-Engraved expressly for the Wing Al
manac. -
Oregon-our Rightful North Western Boundary. Avery
sh. .1c,e in which this whole subject discussed with
candsr and ability.
Texss-Wbsl Constitutes Texas-Is Western Boundary
EXTRACTS from Senator Benlcn's Speech
MAJ OF Texas engraved expressly the Wing Almanac
Rourdae of the United States Treaty between the
limited States and Great Brtain-Treay OF Paris, l7SS
Laws Treetv l7e45-Lousiena Treaty with France, 1905
Treaty of Ghenl lS4Convenuon oil London lslS-Fo'i-
da Treaty. with Spsn,) ls9-Treaty of Boundary with
Mexico ls2s-Boundary Treaty with Russia, ls2-Norh-
Eastern Boundary Ashburon Treaty. l84 Ihese Irea-
ties will be found interesting and useful
Joipr Resolution for Annexing Texas to the United
States.
Governors Of States and Territories-a+56-wh their
Terms of Office, and Salaries
Election Reurus-Maine, Vermont Connecticut, Rhode
Island NewYork City, North Caroils, Alabama Tennes-
see. Kentucky Indiana. Iowa, Georgia and Ohio
Popular Vote for President 1914.
Times of Holding Elections
yp,d IN opr Ereuds-an Editorial rem the Publishers
To- We think this Almanac viii be found equal in all re-
pr pr 81 cents per copy. 81 per Dozen 81 per 100
AISr6ers mn be accompanied with the cast. For sale by
most Book sellers and Country Merchants IN the nlted
u '' GREELEY L McELRATH.
n, nv-Lcyyr Tribune Buildings SeS-fork.
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Markets. :. Carefully reported for The Tribune.

SATURDAY, Nov. 5.
ASHES-Thcre is no change In prices to notice. The
demand continues 81 II. and s1t for Pearls and
Pots There have been received this season. since the
opening of the Canals 1886 bbs. Pots and lo7OO do
Pearis-together 81 $50 bbls The stock OF new Pots Is
now 1881 bbls and OF Pearls 4l47 do-tosether l295
bbs besides which there yet on hand OF the nspec
ton of 1913 and 1914 and 900 bbi5 Pots and l2OO do
Pesrs-together, of old 2l00 bbs.
COTTON-Thc sales today have been 600 bales, one
hall of which taken for export the other Tor manu-
featuring Since weekly review OF the market ot
Is. inst have received later accounts from Liverpool
per Caledonia 10 10Th October; that market was not
lower than previous quotations per Great Western,
though the las, dates holders willing sellers in
consequence OF the advanced rate OF discount demanded
by the Bank OF England and the certainty OF large
amount OF Bread Stuis being required before another
harvest and the consequent apprehension Of money be-
or two after their receipt created change in the prices
OF Cotton Accounts from the South however, repre-
senting the weather being favorable for the gath
the residue of the maturing
the second growth oil the Cotton Plant and the increased
estimates rs 20 the extent OF the prese caused
holders on "Wednesday and Thursday to be more anxious
sellers and decline OF CT was submitted to- The de-
sire 10 sell has continued up day and the arrivals
for the week ending this evening being close on 10 10 900
bales purchasers have had setter selection and taking
advantage OF the disposition TO SELL have succeeded IN
establishing decline since this day week Of ,hreeeighs
Ia half cent II H. The sales have been 1900 bales
about 600 OF which has taken by splnnersthe residue
for exports mostly ports in the South OF Europeho
market closing to-day with DOWNWARD tendency, al
he following quotations
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M ARRIED:

At Philadelphia ON the 7th inst SYDNEY HOWARD.
ESQ Editor o the National Anli.Slavery Standard New
York, 10 ELlZABEr tn J. NEALL, daughter of Daniel
Neall. of Philadelphia
In this city, on the 5th by Rev. Mr.. Rogers Daniel
Carr Jr. To Sarah II. Remington, of R. l..
At Newark, 22d April William Pell 10 Mrs. Amelia
Gates. both Of this city
At Wateltown. Sd ut Asa Wilcox to Julia A. Burke
At Oxford. Y. Parker Fletcher 10 Abigail Preston
At Canandagua, 29th ut Erastus Greene 10 Rachael
L. Martin; Chauncey lngraham TO Pauline E. Clarke
30ih Lorenzo H. Tiilotson 10 Lucretia E. Howey.
At lie Roy, David Marsh 10 Charlotte Anderson.
At Lockport 4th Daniel Dutton to Diana Walbridge
At Albany, 9th, Marshall n. De Noyel to Thankful
Pitcher.
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q SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED


Packet chip Toronto, Tinker. I'm London and Ports
mouth 7th oct mdse. to J Griswod.
Packet snip Suly. Edgar. I'm Havre Sd Oct mdse to
Fox Livingston Oct 26t, in ist 10 p. Ion - So ex-
periepced severe gale from NE 10 NNN; lost sails &c.
Bark Rosina Doty, - ds I'm Rio Grande, hides &C. to
w w De Forest & Co. Left barks Cuba, unc Stephen
Brewer iust arr; brigs Ohio, do Cohansey, dsg Oct
3lst lat % 30 spoke bark Magnolia.
Brig Hupress. (of PhadeL) Baker I'm ort au Pl att
tobacco mahogany &c, 10 Aymar 81 Co.
Brig Detroit. Porter dis i'm Georgetown sc, cotton.
&c, 10 Post Sid in comp with brig Wampanoag, for
West Indies
Brig Juno, Kelly II ds I'm Boston, mdse, to w Wake
Schr Leader. Nickerson I'm Boston plaster.
Schr Mary Caroline, Nichols I'm N Carolina
Schr Peruvian Black, frn Rhode Island, in ballast
schr Napoleon, Chapman, frn Swansboro, NC naval
stores.
Schr Grecian Chase. Boston. mdse.
Schr salem Tuckerton FIN Middietow-n, CT, mdse, to
Darstow & Pope
Schr Isabella Nickerson, I'm Boston, mdse
Schr Amanda, Nickerson I'm Boston, mdse.
Schr Ancere,ta Crowel I'm Plymouth, Mass, fish.
Schr Alphion Rogers I'm Newburyport, fah.
Schr Cabot Nickerson, I'm Boston, mdse, to f e. ]
Herrick.
Schr Hornet, I'm Taunton. mdse.
soop James Lawrence I'm Sasharbor OIL
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Srray true that he Extract Of Coriex, discovered by
James Lawless LA Fultonsee Brooklyn, will restore
hair TO the bald headed feel that have no rgn 10 keep
of The public Notwithstanding that they have been so out
rageousy deceived and hum6ugged this hsa by al sorts
of preenders and ouucks arlessy assert then that my
EXTRACT OF CoRrEx will restore Hair 10 the Bald prevent
Hair from falling out and preserve fresh glossy appear
ing principle For the proof Of this, VIII refer those who
may call In good faith persons OF the utmost respecta
bity, who viii testify uneiuyocaly, and from thef own
experience To It's truth
" BY two applications, of the Ha~ Wa;h prepared oy
me the Hair IS efectusly prevented from faliing out
JAMES LAWLESS, 124 Fulton-st Brooklyn
N B-Mt Law!ess is at all times ready 10 wait upon
ladies' their residences. W, ~ ~,
land O9 Futon.s Brooklyn, and John e. Sinclare, III
Soulhs New YORK. and many other references can be hsd
by applying above. aIoo.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS

sy For Sales Of Stocks sc. SCI Fourth Page
SATURDAY, P. NJ.
There was another severe turn of the screws 10
day. and the sellcrs sport OF few days sin'e pau
~ for ,b,i, amusement Norwich and Worcester ana
,,, ,.,.na went up like rockets probably in short
nm, 10 come down like stocks -,
Tb, New York Stock and Exchange Board loid
Bosrp this morning voted S4oo IN aia oil the iunas OF
IN, following charitable Societies. viz:
society for the aud OF Aged and INDECENT Females si2o
Ladies' Prison Society ioO
do Clothing do. $4,000 i''
The Committee of Arbtra,ons Of the Chamber
If Commerce for November is Matthew Maury, Chair
,,an-Jchn II. Brewer kober, Kermit, Henry W. Hicks
and VIM. II. Macy
In Exchanges there is nothing doing OF impor
lance We quote 5i09i for sterling-52 oct a525 for
Francs.
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter gives the fol
lowing quotations
uNcumRrNr MoNEY-Thc amount in the market Is on
the increase though there Is but little chanse IN Ine
rates of discount which are follows
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INOnK KFEPIHt:, 50 generally considered uIslriu
Is 80 ,onvh an Instructor, be thoroughly and prac
ea acquired snse lI 4s4rS G 10 .I H. students
200 ~ names are registered In confederation OF h-
seI Ib. by Joness method Of instruction better know
ledge OF accounts be acquired than IS ai.anaoe IN any
neSnd hive been received from the FRS, Auditor and Sec
ond Comptroller oil The L. 5. Treasury from Committee
" e' aud mos, ext nsive merchants in the city
- Tie Mercantile Library Association have arranged
~. y i,,cion III It's members on favorable crms.-
Tickets 10 b,, had of the Librarian
~ Commercial Arithmetic and Writing are also taught
al 'h1s ihstit1'oN "' THOMAS JONES,
Author Of the Principles and Pncuceo Book Keeping $40
price l2s now adopted IN inc ers. academic
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Drp GOODS.
THE OLD STORE

THE OLD STORE
WITH NEW GOODS, No. IN Spring-sL corner OF Sui
ed in advertisement are now selling on 81 ne se9Ve
store. al greatly reduced prices. }. MOuLToN.
n. Il. Ribbons AID Mlenery articles al wholesale prices
Mo 6teodis'
" at Bsrkets 2Sl Grand-st the following goods, VIZ
case super Thlbet Caeh-res the richest goods offered
this season-the That has been solo Tor 9-wu now
cas- case rich Cashmere, full eoors IS Cd yard.
do De LANES, do 2s do
100 pieces Sa do do do Is. do
Also cartons super Cashmere long and square Shaws
all vool-the richest designs orred-wul be sod al
Also, cartons Broche shaws, patterns from $3.50
to IS. ~,
Striped and Plaid Wool Shswls which will be sold very
Cheap, by ms Sisl S. BARKER. 2sl Grand.sL
FALL GOODS, NEW AND CHEAP.
John Hail. 81 Cathernest
OFFERS q splendid assortment OF Dry GOODS al very
" low prices and is confident that no reasonable person
can leave his store dis satisfied.
The following in addition 10 numerous otheIs nave s,
been received and persons in are respectfully invited
TO call and examine his stock Of Goods before purchasing
elsewhere su,u,rs,
Cashmere various coloro. Long and Square, all WOOL
Broche, all prices and colors
Red and white Merino.
Plain and figured D'laine.
Dalnask SILK, plain black and colored.
Printed Cashmere and Rob Roy.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.
Super Extra Tablet D'laines
Paris Reps, beautiful patterns
Victoria Striped and Plaid De Orientals
French and German MernOs.
Black and blue black Bombazines
Alpienes black and cord Alpaccas
American, French and English H Prints
Blankets, Funnels, Cloths, Cassimeres.
Vestings, Saues and Linen Goods-
Brached aud brown Mus!tns, very low.
N B.-No deviation from hrs, prices
olO 2aw4wM4Ws- 81 Caiherne-st opposite oaksl
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~ To make NJ oncy by the suppression Of truth and
invention OF hood that hen The whole human fam
lily be the only sufferers by loss OF life and production
Of and suterlngs j. best estimated by e prudent,
when they counterfeit article trying 10 be built the
fame of Dasys Magical Pam Extractor This great article
will cure the following Diseases: Burns Scuds Tic Doer-
eux Old Sores SweIlngs, Spinal Weakness, &c. &c.-even
save life under The trying circumstances and they who
regard il will be aware that H. DALEY IS written on every
box OF the genuine article only. General Depot FOR the
United States for the sale of the above Salve is No 2S Full
ion.st Sun Building. N NJ Oils
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r,,- We arr orcn bcsc by the friends of various new
nHlc.i discoveries notice them ediiornIy winch we uni
,, u 80, uncs. we have good proof OF the efficacy Of
., ,,,. allied upon to recommend In regard 10 The
,,, Of cortax discovered by Mr.. JSmcs Lawless' l..
rl,n nj. prooAlyu. and Its efficiency in restoring Hair TO
Tho RAID ,Ns condition Is amply fulfilled We have The very
h.rn,cns tor believing ha, every thing claimed for it by
-. ,is,ov,rc, l.uur VIM. c. HOOGLAND,
:, 100 Fultop.st. Brooklyn.
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Books.
PooK or CHBIsTMAs CAROLS.

A BOOK OF CAhlS l " as CAaOLS,
a PPLETON co Wi! publish about Inc 2th inst \
n Book af Christmas CGros printed in the Illuminated
style with twcnytour beautiful borders in cuOrs and GOLD
copied from the choicest manuscripts OF the sixteenth
.ry preserved in the British Museum and With four beau
tiu Missal Pictures OF appropriate designs VIZ The An
gels appearing the Shepherds The Alteration of Maei;
The Nativity The Anuunca;ion. The great improvements
which have been made during the past year in Chromo,h
ogaphy will be brought 10 bear upon this production. and
render il the finest specimen Of the pictorial pro-
duced equalng every respect the decacy grace aud
splendor the originals The literary portion viii consist
OF selection OF the best old English Carols and those quaint
memorials of the simple plety OF byegone umcgems Of
devout aspration-whch well deserve the graceful setting
that will now be given to them.
JUST IMPORTED
The Arts Union. Prize Annual, ito size, Is plates.
Afoores Irish Melodies superbiy illustrated.
Goldspilhs Poeicai Works, eyquisi,cly illustrated.
Aurray's illuminated esitior OF Prayer Book
Rose Garden Of Persia, by Miss Costello, illustrated
The Poets Gallery OF Beauty tine portraits folio.
The Book OF Shakspesre's Gems, Sc fine plates
The Keepsake for 1916. edited nv Lady B!essington
The Book OF Beauty for 1886 edited by do. [nlO 2s
The trade supplied with the above on favorable terms
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DISASTERS.
The brig Apphia (of Bath, Me- Merrill master,
from ST Marys 18th ult bound York. sprung leak
ON the 18th in the Gull stream, the wind blowing heavy.
when she was put before the wind. On the 18th, the
weather continuing bad and leak increasing she run
ashore on Cumberland Island. Captain and crew saved
but with great difficulty and danger the running very
high a, the time Cargo Qumbe and vessel total loss
with exception of the sails and rigging which the Captain
crl.,, ntnl
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BLACK hair, clean hair, sofi silky hair,
How beautiful you
On man or wcman's crsnum,
Or youthful face-l deem
All 20 be human jgckasses
Whose hair is grew
And Will no, pay three shillngs
But will listen my lay
Try Jones's Coral Hair Restorative
Nay reader, do not stare
IT viii give you al-aye, all Of YOU
splendid head of hair.
n SRI ENpip, DELICIOUS, BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
HAIR be had by using ihreeshing bottle of JoNrss
NoGAL HAIR RESTORATIVE; its qualities are land mind
reader does all here s;aed ~ force the growth Of hair
soen clean aud render il beautiful, 10 stop IL falling OF,
ma dspe dsndf from the scslps and roots, and dye il
umk and TO keep In order thrice long as any other
rnee made. Sold 80 Chathsn-si, S23 Broadway, lS9
suoa-st. Brooklyn. NJ 2eod
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DASHEs AT LIFE, NO. S,

DASAES at LIFE, NO .,
WITH A FREE PENCIL: BY n. z. Wiltshire mn
w and last part uf the Dases Life will be published
tomorrow. :.
otis severe test expose author, TO pick up MS
paragraphs and hand them around with other mems ~orhs
Bu, Willis will bear il They worth collecting just as
the rubbish in godbeaiers shop, and they are drawn to-
gethe in Inc way publishers quicksilver giving I'M
pulse 10 the particles l, OF the greatest bunders IN
the world 10 suppose book per great sfar-to prefer
dull historian for brilliant essayst Epigran-
siists may be great writerswitness Jean Paul VINO 10
scarcely any thing Willis shines in these droPpings OF
thought which is like shot from fall from 30 hgn
fancy that they perfect and entire they reach the pa
per. Other mems pancake are his pearls
Published and for sale by
nj Sits }. ). REDFlELD, C!in'oh ns'-
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Roar1lnu.

DOARDISG.-Afro front and back room on the second
ID door lei, with hoard. furnished unfinished Also
rooms I'VE six gentlemen. Terms moderate.
ABBY "a Liber!y-st. References exchanged n. 6,is'
H9UARDlNG.-A few gen,eel persons can be accom-
ID Modated with bourd mud desirable rooms the I'd
door of house No 81 Charbers-st The house is well sup
piled with Croton water and bathing ROOM TO which
boardes Will have whoui charge References
given ard required Apply u 81 Chnnbers.st. OIL istf
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SONG No. vL-Aln-' The Lisst of Other Days

SONG No. VI.-Aln-' The Light Of Other Days
The face OF other days is faded,
And all lis beauty past;
For Age, with heavy hand, has shaded
Those charms, TOO pure TO last;
The very skin upon his forehead,
Brown and yeowness displays,
And thy face wants now renewing
Like the face of other days.
The eruptioDs that Jones's Soap can wi,her,
How pmpes and tan take wing,
When dishguremens appear cry come hther,
T. will make The skin clear and healthy Spring.
The very touch OF Jones's Soap on the complexion,
Where freckes their vile form displays,
Makes the skin fair, clear, pure and youthful,
Like the face of other days.
~ For Erupions, Chapped Flesh Disfgurements, or
o Discoored Skin, nothing has acted charmingy
as lhe genuine JoSEss ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAR. II i'm
yas almost nstHntaneousy 10 the skin smooihness,
eaIness and softness truly beautiful Mipd-get none
u Joness Soap buy where else but the sign OF the
aeliean Esgle, 50 Chatham-s,, SIS Broadway. Be
Sa so 10 the night Number you cheated: l3s
FuIoh-sa Brooklyn; Ss;est Boston. NJ 2eod
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Boston Gnetion 6alfs.

DYT. p. d. q. RICH, So and So BrosdsreeL Bos
Dtor ON WEDNESDAY, Nov. Il.
Boors SRogs AND BsocASs-SO0 cases Boots Shoes and
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 80.
LEATHER, SKINS, &c.-Sole ana Upper Leather, Cali
Skins Kid Morocco Linngs, Bindings, Thread aud other
In he
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J. T. WILLISTUN
o-,,, No Coriand-st up stair

NOTICE 10 Debtors Of the tfm OF ai3fldse , hGo
" bins & McKnigh.-The FIRM of WaeriGse' t hoeua'
Mckniph lately transacting business al No 20
havin made an assignment OF all their goods ehaiss e.
rc,s and credits the understand all 81 sS said
db,inrs. To- the undersigned and such persons sse
hereby armed make any such Rsymsa 20 Robin,
persons composing the late asm ooh S ,ssa
hchhisH- r w PEMBERTON, 100 John-sI
Persons Indebted said firm are respee. ' mid Arm
furnish me Win s'h'eieh' VI "N {. w. P.
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MEMS. YOUTHS, ANp oH1LpREN,s

II ClothinR.-Gco.A. Hoyt Co. No p Bowery
linear BuyMd.st keep constantly hand very large as
sormsni OF ready made Clothing adapted mems youth
and chdrcn.s made fashionable style and which
they will ac either Wholesale retail for cash. al great
ly reduced prices
Garments made order the very 5esl style al very
short notice and with pu2cuaity. o25 liuis"
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rg- ST. Nicholas Society of the City of New
YOrk-A special meeting of this Society will be held IN,
City Hotel Monday evening The ION inst at y O'CLOCK
for The election of officers. SAAlL. 6. RAYMOND, Sec y
New-York Nov Tin, 1915 II
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ar. 10 receipt OF The celebrated
DAIRY Butter which o9a tho siIs r,s .nh
go. Agricultural Fa- held a. Utica on tno !otn ana
~ ,,hsT last :, here had compete with lots from
~ of the State The maker OF this Butter was Also
ayrrird the First premium al sa Lewis county
G EaIr for the sample in 1912, and IKE premium lV
h hes, entire Dairy OF Butter in lSi5 ut which TINE ms
Dairy hal TO compare with from three thousands 10 4ooo 'us
the prizes preceding years no was &C
orin, 10 the rules tho County Society proabited from
In 1874 bui.was awarded above NJ the late State
Fair We in possession OF vouehe' felang 70 c -
table use will de- well TO cal! early -
ns :is BosTWicK. ONDERDoNN CO 81 w ater. 81.
mo THE HOLDERS OF NOTES unaet "a Mort r.
pngs of Right of Way Notes, and of Bonds issued py
aousa,nnic Railroad CoNouce Is hereby gwen thai M
the now outstanding against said Company VIZ
be paid principal and interest on presentation. in
wiz cease Oh ah' a''' '''' '" ". NICHOLS, Treasr
olee Of tho b. r 4. Co. Bridgeport Noy o lSt'. ni1A
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q Goaruud; Nau, Msdtcded Soap for the cure of Pim-
PES Freckles Tan. Sslowness Eupons and I'LL skin dis
5su'encnts the only depot g. Walker-s Isl Store
Broadway, so cents cake Grecsl Hair Dye, Vegetable
L'Snd Rouge. for crimsonng Lips and Cheeks Poudre
s1oie for erad,eating speuous hair without injury tc
e skin. Lily Waite for instantly scattering redness and
rashes from Hce Acoustic drops for curing deafness
&c The above celebrated preparations OF Dr. Gouraud's
are 10 found only (bear nnG al 81 Waker-s LIST Store
tROM Broadway.
AGENTs-E. B. Tuttle, Assembly Buildings Philadelphia
Jordan MIk-sL Boston; Carleton L Co. Lowell; Ives
saen; w; L. Gerrish, New Bediord Guild, Bangor BLISS
Springfield; Green Co. Worcester; Myers, NewH Haven
nj
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7, KILLS lsFALLIBLE ONeuEST FOR PRESERVING THE
Never mind, do nj fret sny more about the loss OF
~. har' said very eminent physician about .hree
srce 10 young lady, whose family he attended pro-
Svonsly gei box of Hirs ODguent and II viii restore
v io hair" She followed the advice and has now bet
ueaa Of Hair than she had before This is just AS
aeeored as stated by OF The family One box will do
ws WIN all coub;s. Bald or NOT you should never be
pHou Il Remember, il is warranted also 10 eradicate
and al Exoliaiiors catcle scalpchange
Gray Hair TO beautiful dark color-keep tbs hair
SOIL fexibe curly, &c Bear Il in mind, that you
81 oosin II u; Hills Principal Oce No. Is Nassau
yer,,nom ais Agens-for witch and certificates adj
mart of ih.,D
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BRITISH PERIODICALS.
TINE FOLLOWING welknoyyn Periodicals are re-
printed Immediately upon their arrival in this country,
in style fully equal and in instances superior TO The
English copies, viz:
The London Quarterly Review.
The Edinburgh Review.
The Foreign Quarterly Review
The Westminster Review.
Blackwood's Magazine.
They are delivered subscribers al their residences In
all the principal Cities Towns aud Villages OF the Union
free other charges al the following rates. VIZ
For any one Review. s. per annum.
For any two Reviews, 5
For any three Reviews.S7
For all four Reviews So
For Backw oods Magazine, IS per annuu
For Biackwood and any one Review, - per ann um
For Blackwood and any two Reviews. q
For Blackwood and any three Revews,ss
For Blackwocd and tie four ReviewsSlU
- Single Nos. slw avs on sale
LEONARD SCOTT CO. Publishers,
nj lwis' III fultoa-sL near NASSAU.
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q Metallic Iron Polish Stove Varrish only be
had genuine al p Cortands 81; and is wtha splendid ar
Gle for Stoves well Coonades and OF doors when
HE lron exposed, preventing all aud giving beau
!ulUslIe ,ha. nothing else can MO 2teod
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q The graceful female form adorned with flowing curls
ana locks Of superb usre only be retained restored
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