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"A FEW Enameled Preserving Kettles, lust
"A received a, the great Western Cash Store
July l3, Isa7. 90
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Piece COa1HerId

"A SPLENDID lot of Tweeds and Cassirneres,
a inst received and for sale, CHEAP, al the
Wesfeyn Casl Sire Of SCOTT 81 co.
ALSO
A magnificent article of Gro q Rine Silk,
Silk Bullion Fringe, and Jet Buttons, (for the
Lsdies,) at the great Western Cash Store Of
SCOTT & co.
A few pieces plain PRINTS and GINGHAMS,
inst received and for sale at the great Western
Cash Store of SCOTT q co.
Richmond, July 18th, 1S47. %
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HORRIBLE OccURRENcE.-On Tuesday
night last, as Mr.. John Fisher was walk
ing from the town of Smyrna, to his fa rm,
distant about half n milo, when opposite
the Episcopal Church, he was fired at by
some one concealed behind fenco with
a gun loaded with slugs, and horr ible to
relate, slug entered each eye, cutting
one ou:, and probably the other, another
shot entered his forehead. another his sido
and one or two in his thigh, besides being
wounded in numerous Other places. A
young man named Freestone, who was
with him at the time. received several
sIugs in his neck. Mr.. Fisher had q load.
ed pistol in his pocket, and just before tho
occurrence, fired it off. and Immediately
afterwards received the contents Of tho
assassin's gun. He was led homo in ex.
treme agony. Drs. Fischlor and Daniels
wore called, who endeavored 10 abstracs
the slugs which entered his eyes. but with.
out effect. 1t is the opinion he cannot
live. Mr.. Fisher is tho youngest nephew
Of the Hon. John NJ. Clayton. Who tho
assas, sin was nobody can surmise. but as
several cows had broken into Mr.. Fishers
fields and destroyed his grain. some Of
which he had shot, it is supposed that some
one whose cattle he had injured has fake1
this method Of revenge.-So says tho Viii
mington Blue Hens Chicken.
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At the Georgia Wing State Convention,
hold at MiIledgeville, on the Is; inst. Gen.
d. L. Ciench was nominated for Governor.
and Gen. Taylor for President; and thank
ing, at the Same time, Mr.. Calhoun, for
his course in the Senate. Tho Democrats
nominated Mr.. Town, but didn't pass re-
solutions in favor of the hero Of Bueua
Vista.
By the n. Y. Winter Commissioners
Report. VIC learn that the whole sum ex.
pended on the Croton Water Works. =
Ss,69s .329. and money we'll expended too.
A CAa MAN was seen in N. Y. CITY Z
few days since. driving his horse beneath
an awning, erected on a frame attached 70
the shafts. It kept off the sun. and per.
mit,ed a free circulation Of mir. A hu.
name man that.
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TAKERS co ~OA.-WARRasTED Pure, and
Il of SUPERIOR ouALITY.--COCOA, prepared
q The manner that this is affords beverage re-
commended by Ply sicians as very nutritious not
only to the healthy, but TO the sick and cohVal-
..c.nt: and as very tranquilizing TO weak nerves.
Manuf,ctured by w. BAKER. Dorchester Mass,
and for sale at DR.. HOWELL'S Drug store,
Richmond, July ID, lS47.
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General Notiees.
Posr-orIlet. Nrw.YoEK.

PosI-oFTlog, NEw-YoRE, March is, 1871
~ The Late Law OF Congress and me oreei
se postmaster Oenna Of he lzlh inst esiaehsh me
pcs,sse % be charged upon all Newspaper. from
.onsas's 70 subscribers. Az Circulars, transient New
~. nn0' prepaid hey esnnol be forwarded by ue
Lss.s Papers and Packages not exceeding one ounce
dkal 70 c1eers, Musicians and PIvstes Of The Amy
a. ssse states N Mexico. and a. any posi- or ace y
- 49, 49, olsss eoroenng Mexico, will pass nee 20
pfovided On the address, amer the name OF ne
sSvseo, 70 written Belonging 10 he Army"
- ses addressed 10 different pefso5s are placed IN
e saselcPs unless addressed to foreign countries
ottsn dolsrs Is imposed upon the person making
'sl'sosais Imlsl RoBT. IL MORRIS. 7. NJ
~ Lectures on AsIronomy.-PrcL MircssLL, Of
h OoserVsory the solicitation OF his feno
has Consented 10 deliver three lectures ~ ne
"a on Tuesday, "Wednesday and Friday evening"
e, I,h and len inst ii I; O'Clock The topics OF me
sector 1's'e q ie'eaieo oy Lo'o N"s'e 'k'S"'''O
,s,s ne discovery q the Planet by Loverief ex.
S513og ne power Of ankysis.
sedefs discovery " the great centre Of The UnF
sooot " hch the Sun and Fixed Stars revolving
!, VIII be illustrated by TecscoI & views, ,sken
NJ with he great Reflector Al the Cincinnati Oh
rssss Tor family for the course s.; gentleman and
81 .oes ios the course 81 sgenemAn for the course,
ssehools supplied 80 cents each pupil for the
~"s- mis- 80.
~ 10 Dasuerrelar Artisfs.-Plstes-i000 fall sire
f-s. wa zoa banda Cameras, all sres, Of Gsrmsn e.d
Chemicals qaie<-taf mercury, iodine &e
AZ kiEds and every argeie used in Photography.
~s'"e- JOHN ROACH, 0prcisa, % Nssssg'ss
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=. 81 MARLHE JoURNAL FoURrH PAGE



ships Waterloo, Cpacket) Allen. Liverpool K Kermit,
MsTDion Edwards, Liverpool, Taylor & Merrill; Amer.
icsn Williams. Liverpool Nesmith Walsh: Southern.
err (sieaner) Berry Charleston spoeord Ties,ou Co.
Banks Dana. Jackson, Belfast Ireland. J McMurrsy;
Adam Carr. (Br) Wright Glasgow. Woodruff & Mn
turn; Allus, Marcus Sligo Nesmith & Walsh Condor,
Tikio- Bssndywine.
Brigs Eagle Gregg Waterford Ireland Nesmi,h &
Walsh, Marcus. Pierce Cork &c. Z ? Buck: Hsdee
Oliver Africa. Oelrich 4 Kruger; Martha Kinsnsu.
Griffin, Havana, + Richardson Co Arve. Wooster Ia
vans, Sturges Co; Harbinser, Winchester. Havana,
Read Hoppock Oseeola Pierce, Mstanzss Read &
HOpDOck Warceller, Perry, - Marks Coo Anderson g.
Co Mogea Edridge. Mobile, Z ID Hurlbut Co. speed
well. Wilson, --; Diploma Flye, Norfolk, Nesrniih
& Walsh. r Fisher COncklin ApalschicOla R Post
Schrs Phiena, Spsrks Havana Brett Vose, Eliza.
beth, Odell, 81 Johns NJ Dunscomb s BeckWith Enc
line, Garwood Savannah L McCres6y Co; NJ
Fox. Eingsworth, Petersburg. Iooker Pierson; POcs
hontss smack do; Baltimore, Myers. BslGmsre. John
son & Lowden, Ann Smith smith do. Mailer Lord;
Wn James Cannon. do Del Eorte Becher Frederick
burg Alexander Latham. Newt bern. NC; Olive Corson,
Edenion, NC; Patriot Smith Philadel Mary Clark,
Small, salem Mass; Excel Bears Boston; Cooley s.
Co, Young Bcston.
sloops Rienzi. Durfee Jas Long Jones Providence.
Lady fenwick Thompson, and Glide, Csldes, Haven.
Barge SwSD, De Forest Pbilsdelphis
ARRIVED.
ship ArcOle Hosdless I'm Msrseilles Jan 20 mdse 10
Chamberlain & Phelps. Feb ~ lat "a, lon d spoke
swedish bark Hebe I'm Gotten5urg for - Thomas =,
TAI b. Ion g. spoke bark New Packet from Patagonia
with guano for Falmouth, short OF bread supplied her
Brig Tyleston, Burlingame, ds I'm Nantucket ballast
10 master.
schr ADELAIDE slocun 2 ds I'm y Bedford. oil, TO
Chss Leonard.
schr Oriental Thuriow, Q Is fa Georgetown, SC,
lumber 70 Brett & Vosc.
schr syren, James. ? ds I'm London. granite, for
Philadelphia.
schr Andes I'm London, Oh.
No vessels in sight from the Highlands at sunset
sAILED-Pscket ship New World skiddy, for Liv-
sYpcol Wind NV.
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miscellaneous.

DON-9oCO Yards Of large shrfy Garden Box i9r 90
ID ings for sale ~ he subscriber Al The eor1er OF fsn
thrd-sL snd sxh-avenge east side ne upper hes-rNo'
Orders addressed 70 A. W. AID len a. Ire Irioaae once
or with jacob s Baker Bro4dsL vii Be P11etGaly al
tended to- mis- 2weods ANsON WILLIS
NOTICE 70 STEAMBOAT OWsER-.-Iae
lN1ncersrned were spponled Inspectors o Steamboats,
on The llth March, 1877. yOsEfH SlkL.S'
PETER CRARF.
mis- So Ofsces Sea wa,sr-sL sna $ North Aoors-.L
CTEAn ENGINE o. ten horse power 70 Oe disPossd
WiTHiNGrON FRANCIS / WEIGH,
Duich a. New-loik.
Mustard eoaee, sF'ses, - asas al OF ne oes' s1Ay'
ml5 laNSw-
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0nrpctinqs.
2 nrprIln9s.
NEW CARPETtEG
And Floor OIL Cloths
SHAW J. CAgTER.
80 D.. ~


NEW cARPETITG
And Floor OIL Cloths.
SHAW CAgTER.
- Pea ri-ffrecf, neGr Ct1iiGH,
HAVING BY RECENT lNPORTA1lONs' and y con
signmen!s from some Of lie most established MANU-.
scUrers IN the county received extensive assortment
ofhe newest and E0sl desirable style Of tn above si
Dealers 10 their 81 endid sfOcs consisting in part Of
Extra saxony aud Tsresiry VELVET CARPErlNGS.
Brusse. aud Tapestry Brussels Of superior quality 60.
Splendid Ply (msuifsclured 10 order) do.
Double Super (of unusual texture) do
SuPerhne Pine aud Common "a gTesl VARIETY 9 9o
Table aud Piano Covers. Ia varied assorImenLl
Window Shades, OF all patterns ..
Rugs unsurpassed IN quality Of tho richest c0orl
Stair Rods, Of every description
PLAN ard FiguTcd NiaftiHg s. Of all urdth'
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
To their stock of which particular attention Is solicited,
every having been akea 20 render Il unsurpassed IN
quality, variety, and richness OF patterns.
To hoicl Keepers Pureyors for Steamboats,, 90 well as
Famiesit confidently believed that this establish
meni affords facilities IN selection, IN every department Of
tie business, rarely eeualed. nib 2meodls
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL CARPETINGs.
- NTH a LOUNSBERi, 4i8 Pearl-sL lopposl.e VIII
Cham) daily receiving their supplies OF carpet
ings, &C. for the Spring Iradeamong which are large
number OF new and elegant pe.esns at he following ex'
Brussels Carpe.ing patterns los to rs per yard.
SPY Imperial, new atieius &c. 10 los par yard.
Double and superfne Ingram, new pat g. 70 3s
Extra hBe and hne Ingram, new patterns, So 70 b.
common III gram tlcn D4lsrl SOiplt' - ~ Us
Also PC assortment OF Floor OIL Cloths from 10 p
feet WIDE Rugs Druggeis, Maiiings table and piano Co
vers and general assortment Of all other articles con-
necled with The trade extremely low. milo owls
NEW SPRING CARPETINGs.-PETERs
lNHUMPHREY L ROSS, 80 Pearl-st (nesr Madison
have received by late arrivals from Europe alsrge and
rich sssor tmen OF the following choice Cspetings
saxony Velvet and Tapestry Carpets patterns ard do
signs entirely new-never before offered 10 his country
aud framed Brussels Carpets
Rich 3-ply, new shadings do.
Double super, super and extra hne do
Damask. Royal Twilled and PLAIN Venetian
Window Shades Table and Piano Covers
Druggets Rugs, Mais &c lc. AIso, heavy OF Cloths,
from a feet wide together wk large lot - Cheap
Goods, 10 which particular attention Is called. mo 2Inis
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TURNING AND MECHANICAL

NIANlrULATION-D. APPLETON a co. have Just
ntmpOried Turning and Mechanical Manipulation, in
tended work OF general reference and practical In
sTucton the Lathe and the various mechanical par-
gnser.
Vol Materials their differences, choice and prepsrs-
ion varou. modes Of working ihen generally without
Cuiting Tools Illustrated with 500 Engrsvoss - so
Vol II. The Principles Of Construction Action and Ap
picsfon, OF Cutting TOols used by hand and sso OF ma
chm derived from lns hand tools. 7o0 Cuts. So
D. A. Co have lor sale numerous publications relssn
70 Civil AMI Mechanical Engineering, Architecture, &C
nils 2ls
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DIED;

March Is. Of Group JOHN WALLIS. infsn, son Of
'.ss sa5 Jane Duiour, aged months and Is days.
f,ens. and ecqIsintances a the family arc
.,ay Invited 10 sttend the funeral this afternoon, at
1900 rom e Scllly@nst
psor,suaoulh. Va March 70 Rev Upton Beall Pas
'csrisf Church in Norfolk aged y.
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NEW WAREHOUSE FoE
rRIN is ON L Y
spring styles,
1917.

LEE JUDSON x LEE % OEOAh-S4 -
Offer for sale by the piece or package,
~ 500 CASES PRINTED CALiCOES-C Computing
ali The desirable styles, large proportion Of winch
having been contracted for before the late rise IN the mar
ke will be sold less Than manufacturer present pces
Printed lists OF prices put into the HANDS Of buyers
BIB p LEE, late senior partner In The Original hrm
Of Lee and from which he retired In s45 has
Joined the firm OF Lee Jodson aud solciis he patron
age of his old friends The business conducted under
tEe ann Of LEE, JUDSoN LEE.
Vshmarv 4 1877 25f rfis
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WILL BE PUBLISHED

WEDNESDAY MORNING, March II. The Book OF
W lie Feet sHisgoTy q Boots and Shoes With illus,ss
ions The fashions d The Egyptians, Hebrews Persans
Greeks sid Romans aDd the prevailing styles throughout
Europe during The middle ages down 70 the present Pc
rJd also HINTS Lssimskers Remedies for CONS,
etc By j. Sparkes Hail. Patent asr Boot Maker 10 her
Majesty 10 The Queen. the Queen DOwaZer, and the
Queen Of lhs lgans from the second London edition.
with History Of Boots AID Shoes Ia the Uated States
Biographical Sketches u En- asut Shoenakers and CTs
pl1 Anecdotes.
The above work be sent by mil Price - cents .
copy. OF copies for s. WILLIAM Il. GRAHAM,
mis- q Tribune Buildings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-15

SrRIxr-We understand that the weavers in
We Norfolk Manufacturing Establishment IN this town,
made strike ON Wednesday ast--sh the hsnos except
one refusing 10 reentcr and commence operations IN
'tss Toe ssec; would come TO their terms. The cause
oths oaibresk was the reduction OF their wages some
~ 10 seventy FIVE cents per wees BY the factory lords
The girs were determined not 10 resume their opera
tons unless they could be renststed in their former wa
sss lDedhsm Democrat
"rm STRIPED Pic. The Plymouth Memorial
ayss ave understand that large chest containing
SverL juss OF tho critler nicely eseonsed under lay
ns Of eoYa4s beet was discovered in the o. C. Road
ssp Ia Boston not long since This Is the very last
spedieni for concealng the cloven foot OF King Al,
oho and whoever conceived Il must have been Bit OF
,wsg for the state Of the beef (corned was truly en-
knancal Of the condition OF those unfortunately sao-
kesed 70 tie dominion Of that vile tyrant"
=, WISE MovrMEST.-The Boston Whis says
a many Of the liquor sellers In that CITY, since the de-
Soo o. The license case contemplsse giving up tner
Dsaess This sscEtce ofrespecssoity and conscience
sIne snrine Of obstnsey must Do losing business
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NEW AND CHEAP GENERAL ATLAS


II APPLETON co. have Just imported Chsmhers's
D.Auss Tor the People, accompanied by descriptive
Introduction. 40. Price 81
The design oi lie publisher 10 The preparation Of this
volume has beer % furnish cheap, convenient and
rct kas for general reference II OF hirtyf1ur
Maps CO ored 20 outline Illustrative % he imrcr.
positions Of the globe ancient -li modern; Intro
3nslor descriptive OF the ply steal and political features
4 hose reg cn- snd Consulting INDEX 50 c. pous inst
IL viii FOR me part suPersede tho necessity Of Ca
EciiCcr.
Also Just Imported. Cd lion " BLACKS General At
lsa omprehsndmg 81 Maps. tcolored) from tho latest
and most authentic sources Price ga mis- 2is
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LIVERY DAY AND EVENING THIS WEEK, com.
Emeucing on Monday, March l5-FOCR SPLENDID
PERFORMANCES DAILY-ln the morning. at ~ o.
elocs in The afternoon at 3, and in 1e evening at and
Positively no Free List except the Press
The Manager Is happy in being able to aonoasce retn
gsgemsnl, IN compliance with ne repeated requests Of
"1'H'''' '' ONE WEEK MORE
with that illusirious Man in Miniature,
GENERAL TOM THUMB,
ard iis utterly impossible Tor him be prevailed upon
remain Longer ihan next anfday !s,s Is ,rrv
Of biz exhibition In NewYork. and nose who delay their
calls beyond this week VIII - 1880
a. he reres 20 prvsis m he uses the tour OF
TO aecommodste he vast concourse Of his friends who
will throng the Museum To See him. he will be seen
EVERY MORNING FROM ~ TO O'CLOCK
On The platform in QUE u the main hall, Of the Museum Ia
CITIZENS DRESS n which be will relate bic History,
Travels, &c. sing variety OF Songs, dance ne ro.ks
sRRbER RH%PFPf Fac GREAT cREcIS sfATtEs
nc He wss9 ;Rgs,a5 G 81; % TsbRsss
worn before Louis PHILIPPE King Of the French, and all
the principal Courts Of Europe. Aler which he viii sp'
Pe'' - BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH COSTUME.
I'm which ne will dance the HIGHLAND FLING, lie lie
The MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS received from Queen
Victoria and tbs principal Crowned Heads OF Europe VIII
09 ' IN TIE AFTERNOON FROM to O'CLOCK.
he will appear on the Stage IN the Lecture ROOM 70
other performances.
Also In the Evening at 7, and sgan a. 81 O'clock
THE GENERALS MINIATURE EQUlPA0E,
consisting gBdcent ftis Chariot snd Pgmy Ponies,
with coachman and foOmsn, VIII peTsnbuate tne streets
daily.
rv- Mornlng yislsrs not admitted TO either tho az
ternoon Or evening p-rformsnees-
ETHIOPIAN MISsTRELS
GREAT WESTERN. the Yankee Comedis1.
MISSES WHEELER and JULIEN
ANATOMICAL VENUS, 10 be seen A. IT, extra
MADAME ROCKWELL Fortune Teller
Ambulance Is cents; children under 10, lZi cents No
readnsisslonsons payment will entile 10 but 0ne adms
sion.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
10 compliance win tho request Of numerous families
and others who have heeu unable 10 witness hs exhibition
Of GENERAL TOM THUMB,
Subscriber hss considerable inccnvenence elected
arrangement with him 10 remain st-ihs Museum
ONE WEEK LONGER,
terminating Saturday night the ooh instant but hs bogs
public positively hat the iille Generals ar
such that II Will ne utterly impossible Tor
him % remain beyond tho shove stated period .
mis- p. T. BARSUM.
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miscellaneous.

DREPARg FOR WET WEATHEk.-The
aNcvsrx Indx kabbes Manufacturing CO. Oder Tor
ss t sKssi s1d bsss u lcdis kabe<g sEocs
% BE- cuad IL ns coanay ec1sEt1g ci sFesy s1ssy o.
i.d'-s sct xenileuens OTerstOes IN mAnufsct1r ed
s-or GOOD rear Ps1r.f5 In-aac rs5oef serrs-,sd Tot
20 .,sfsa S,fa ne cost 0T 30 .f-cset ~ shs nesI
A. every description " sig uZhI tad usssr. proof
sn1s b us- ss-s sn1 retail Dealers are invisea 70
~ - sxs-ss or sso-x before purchasing ssevh-re
WsgFksnF. g hsltk1-lase- di' eo
Vu@TER AND POMPTON IkOS.-Ite Ulster
fTor " Ok sazgeFIies n Y. and ne Poupton Iron
yyo-xs P,r Dten " J. are IL MI cperztIOa Or1ep for
roanf scIar-, Ca, bsrd, scroll and hcop Ion vii Be
prousptiy eKscztcc. co sgpleslioo 20 49,. -.
ms IS.is Joseph TUcKEeNAS, 80 Wess-st
VAS BTRNERs.-I h.ss ts!y authorized Hsssr.
" cORNELIUs CO. Of PAi.sts lPhis % rlsHuasesuIs
and sci NJ Paienl Afgsnf Gas Burner.
BIZ his Attorney, HExAY HoorLh MS SIS.
OXRRI4GE CLOTH-lO0 p.scss lndls Rabbsf
u CsrrsTs Cab pain znd ezrscl Of superior quality
sr sGe a. ovesf Market PIces ~ Ia varsno1so u
~ S-~srk - J. India Raboer fsctory, 81 hsldsr-lkne
fyfot
nOOR ePRIsGs-A new anf tEproycd Article 0
~ Essc Ocor Srrnxs, f1r sale, ~Aoies.e ae3 retail
D. re hr~.Tk l-cis Rzbs=f nsz.fsciGnEx conPaay
-
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70. ,Jercnnt,Jc Ijbrnry and RendIuq Room,

Clinton Hal, corner Beekman snd Nassau ss-240p vol
umes-sixy Reviews and Magazines. American and Eng
lish. Clerks Initiation Fee, 81 Half Yearly Dues, O..
Merchants and others yearly subscription. -
G. L. EVERITT,
10 ImisNNAFs President Mar. LID. Association.
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W silver Door-Plnfes

W silver Door-Plntes.-Fine silver Door Plates.
Of Attest styles furnished and engraved Al The low prce
Of s. war; anted Of the best material al ENERDELLs
Door.Plae establishment, 500 Broadway cor Duane-sL
NIP 3mIeOd.
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" The Farmers Club OF the American lnsutnl e.
meets Tuesday March 49, Atl2M Subject for discussion,
Grape vines also Kitchen Gardens. Crafts and seeds dis
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WIGS AMI ToUPEEs.

W-Batchelor's new invented Wigs and -ceIps
are perfect and nsfRrs specimens o. ne All OF
Wig making. The public are invited 70 nspecL Gse
ASSORTMENT Manufactured only BY wv. BAIChELOh,
W,iL,t rear Broadway Coov he address. III lnisoo&
u Are You III s-tse Hyerfs fins .-Ons q
ne best nQeicsl compounds known a. geuerAl cor
receive Of he system. SEQ General hoaes s3a.a OF
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