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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

DEPARTURE OF TRoops following vessels
were to leave New Orleans on the 23d ultmo for
the seat of war:
The steamship New Orleans for Tampico, with five
panes of the I'd regiment Illinois volunteers, under the
mapd Of Lieut.. COL Hicks The steamship Mary Kings
land, for Vera Cruz with company I'd regiment Illinois
volunteers, and Capt Connoilys company Of Louisiana
mounted volunteers The steamship Massachusetts, also
leave for the destination with the remaining four
panes of the I'd regiment Illinois volunteers, under the
mand Of Col. Collins.
Passengers per New Orleans Drs. Whesdes and Remes
Per Mary Kngsand: Lieut. Col. G. w. Hughes, command
ing the District Battalion w. III. Pease, u s. A. DR..
Canter A. P. Holster and Mr.. Farquhar Quaremasers
Department, and 10 teamsters.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04
The following statement is made in the Philadel
phia American of Tuesday:

MANAGEMENT OF THE PuBLIc WoRKs.--The staiement
Of the Collector the public works, located at Pitsburg
shows that although the number of boats passed from the
opening of navigation to the lst Of August this year. 755
less than last year up to the PERIOD the tonnage is
3692 800 lbs more and the tolls ten thousand dollars
than THY were during the whole Of last year What
the unavoidable inference from these facts What but
that the State has been pundered systematically Of from
quarter to half million of dollars year
The State Of Pennsylvania has witnessed strange sights Of
late in the management Of the public works. We have
men into the public employ penness, at small sala
nes and in the of year become the Of
large farms the possessors Of funds enter largely
speculative business We have employees whose wages
set down to 81 per day. voluntarily leave their
situations and live subsequently their means like very
nabots
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

A JuvBsIIE ArnoSAur.-The Cincinnati Commercial
tells Of novel balloon adventure that happened in that city
during the Tuesday last little girl was seated
upon top Of hay wagon holding umbrella over her
head sudden gust which up carried her entirely clear
Of the wagon, through the air 70 the sidewalk upon which
she aghted safely The umbrella served course para
chute, and she chung stoutly TO it.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

Inc mammoth waterpower at WEyERroS, Maryland
created by the gorge through the mountains Hapes Ferry
by the junction of the Potomac and the Shenandoah rivers
about to be brought into We learn says the Phade
pha Ledger) by gentleman just returned from there that
the place has assumed lively appearance that the construc
on Of the lower dam and the guard locks has been nearly
completed, and that in addition to dwellings being put
up preparations are being made for the building Of factories
a hotel, and church.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

The discussion which begun with the Lynch
burg Virginan' as to the character and actual ef-
feet of the American Revolution dating from the
Declaration of Independence is very interesting to
us, and do not doubt will prove so to our read
ers. We copy. therefore, the following reply by
the :" Virginian" to the structures by the "Alexan-
dria Gazette its first article. For the present
we shall leave the controversy in the able hands in
which we find it.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

LIEUT.. CRANES WoLcorr CuAuScxr, United States
Navy, commanding United States steamer Spitfre died at
Anton zardo the 10th instant from the effects Of the
prevailing epidemic. He was an officer of high reputation
Of worth, Of noble and high-soued qualities and ar
IDENTITY devoted to the profession Of which he ona
ment He has le many sincerely attached friends
his losa loss which his brother officers will feel and sppre
ciate.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04
FINANCES OF OHIO.

JOHN WooDs, Esq, the able State Auditor, has
communicated to the State Journal statement Of
the revenue and canal tolls Of Ohio for the first
three quarters of the present financial year. The
result is such as SHOULD cause every citizen of Ohio
to rejoice in the prosperity, credit and honor of the
State and should put to shame those-and there
are some such--who have sought to throw doubt
and dscredit on them.
The canal tolls received in the three quarters of the last
hree years. previous to the 18th of August, follows
For the 18th Of August, Is45. .S2s7, 4ss
Do Do do do do 1876, 1875 , ssaast
Increase from ls45 to 1916, 30 per cent
Do do 1916 10 ls47, go do.
As the demand for foreign expectation will probably not
exist during the remainder of the year. the increase on the
last quarter win be less but it is estimated that the entire
canal tolls of ls47 will be least $3.50 000an increase Of
80 per the receipts of last year
Mr.. WooDs the Auditor, makes the following summary
of results:
From the above appears that the several funds
paid into the State Treasury during the three quarters OF the
present year. ending the 18th of August follows
Canal fund.- for the payment Of interest the
State debt and repairs Of public works ,s9l 45
General revenue for the support Of State Gov
eminent and institutions. ........... 222, 6O5 AZ
Common school fund .................... 1929 SO
Sinking fund applicable to payment OF State
debt Observation-Disclosures. 1886 81
Principal Of surplus revenue paid by the coun-
ties and applicable to the redemption Of turn
pike bonds and per cent. stocks 1925 70
The canal fund received during the three quar-
ending the 9th of August sufficient pay the whole
interest upon our State debt allowing $780, 900 10 be deduct
cd for repairs.
The whole amount Of the sinking fund which win be APP
pcabe the close Of the year the payment Of the State
debt of Ohio will be less than oo hundred and fty
thousand dollars ~
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rURzzsHED r.. GALES sEsr0m
TERMS /:

THREE DoLLARs year Two DoLLARs for the first
gula session of each Congess and ONE DOLLAR for the
final session Of each Congress and the Extra
Session--payabe in all cases in advance. s
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WILL OF PETER G. SrUrvEsASr.Mr. Stuyvesant's Will
has been deposited in the Surogates office. New York.

WrLI OF PETER G. SrurvEsAsr.-Mr Stuyvesants Win
has been deposited in the Suuogates Office. New York;
He has left the following sums to public institutions
American Bible Society ELECTROMAGNETIC 900
American Tract Society .,......... 1000
Institution for the Blind. ........... 5000
Protestant Half Orphan Asylum. ........ 5000
To his wife, Helen Suyyes mt he has bequeahed the house
and lot Of ground in the ~ Ward the city New York.
where the lady resides also farm in the of Har
rison, Hudson county, Jersey all his furniture plate,
printed books Wines lures household goods carriages,
horses and other live so6 and also the sum Of Sl2 900
year. be paid quarterly. To Margaret s. Gibson the
daughter Of his deceased sister, Cornea Ten Brock he has
left annuity Of $3.50. To his in-aw, Julia Stuy
vesan wife Of Peter Suyvesant Augusta Stuyvesant wife
of Nicholas William Suyvesant and his nieces, Catherine
Ann Cain, Helen E. olmstead. Margaret Folsom, Susan
lie Roy Margaret Nelson Elizabeth Morris and his nephews,
John stuyvesan, Rev. Petrus r. Ten Brock and Ben.
jamn r. Winthrop, and Margaret s. Rutherford one-hal Of
his lands lying in the city Of New York To his executors,
Hamilton Fish, Gerard Stuyvesant and Lewis M Rutherford,
has left the remainder of his property on condition the
last shall make the Of Stuyvcsant his surname His
real estimated to be worth ST. 00O 0O0 and his per-
sonal estate $500, 600.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

DEATH OF THE IMPERIAL PRINCE OF BRAzn.-
In the London Chronicle Of the 18th instant we
find the following announcement of an event which
has been rumored, but we think not before distinct
ly stated in the public prints of our own country !:
We regret to have the demise of Don Atom
ony of Don Pedro IT, and lately heirapparent the
throne Of Brazil No particulars stated of the of
the disease which proved fatal In the Journal do Com
merco Of Rio de Janero of the 18th Of June, is simply
ed that the President of the Chamber Of Deputies had
ncated official notification of the event. and that in
quence his Imperial Majesty could receive the deputaon
appointed to wait him with the address in the
speech from the throne opening the session the 3h
had been previously arranged.
"The subsequent journals describe the great affection and
resignation of the Imperial family and the preparations max
ing for the funeral
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-09-04

The Commencement Of HARVARD COLLEGE was
celebrated on Wednesday last. Sixty-one young
gentlemen were graduated The day previous sixty
Eve were admitted on examination as members Of
the freshman class.
AT the dinner, served up the Picture Gallery of Harvard
Hail. President EvERKrr paid feeling and happy tribute to
the benenctor Of the University who has made handsome
gift to il during the past year--he Hon. ABBorr Law
REscEand announced that the Corporation had that day
voted to give to the branch Of the University the title Of
"The Lawrence School Of Scientific Instruction"
The graduates and the graduating Glass; with their friends,
including many ladies' visited President Everett in the
ing his house, and closed the day with and dancing
pleasant recoectons, mutual congratulations and the
preston of bright hopes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-27
Farmers of Virginia.

" r have determined TO offer every possible in
dGesmcn To the farmers OF Virginia, tide
JtnC ts market therefore tender
the produce OF all knds upon
Baltimore merchant Our charges viii De Tor wheat per bushe
&c bushe when sold for sold upon
credit and required sales, the usual guarantee
mission viii be charged.
The has had seventeen year, experience
nessand nat'u himself be effect sales good
house Tins be his attention s branch
p, business We determined effort shall be
render satisfaction 10 those who
To customers ash charge for selling 10 those with whom
acquaintance refer Mrs aHal Er0;h,
Co. Warwick BaTksae Capt Benz. Sheppard John NJ.
Gregory, Es4. GBETTER = GEEITEH
doors below the City Hotel
I9--f formerly Bel Tavsrnl
A Nash FDB -AGs-The "Franku Manufacturing Company
~ intending Dr,nd their manufacture of Paper will pay
cash the highest io cOuou and linen Rags white rOoIed
Country Neroaut. H4y forward parcels Of hg Iubseu
Der, who viii remitpa ymcntHs be- may be- dreetsd
JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent rankin Maa Comply.
d. A. ~ l.
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MORRIS ROBINSON. rm,iacn,.

sASrEt HANNAH, Secretary.
The subscriber Agent tot the above prepared
t"e"N" applications for Latte Insurance for periods
named viz for for life and for any
exceeding $40 Onu life The Insurance
OF the intermediate not noted IN the above
well a. all other information interesting
Insurance will also be made Known application. adyan
iaEe' offered by this Company, believed equal
superior 10 those offered by other either a.
Britain. n r. CWATuNRY
Physician soecy-he Family Physician OF the party
whose life 10 TO he insured. &C Att
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BALTIMORE LOCK INFIRMARy
MOL u. Pratt street. nom ,,-.. L
UNDER rnE sKILFUI CHARGE or
DIR. HARRIS


II 800. ~. 20 10 the AFFLICTED the most cert,
-, ,n,sue' and cneae ou. treatment parieul,,
h' s"eeuoh'' 10 be ioundin this city. or the Union
49, -, EhtS INSTITUTION.
having TOT inc many years OF its csablis M in
upon pubIir cona1.n - ana regular ph7seisns Offer. =
r,,h, 80. .,n-.. ~" ouief can aspire tn m,
~ 'ea's experience could adduee the grateful "
CI,tE yys,,, 'c through treatment from TIN. .s
an g. 10 q, ~ .ts<ANhED Or No CHaItGU
:" .uni - 10 20 hours IN mild form. and the mo-, 49,
,n. -, Visu 70 constitutional soundness Iavnr a,
m, - ~ ne 70 inc study OF this branch OF
=, rnu. pIaeheal observation with thror,teaI Ena.s
s ~ inc unfortunate Ct skilfnl aid and candid ,Jyir ~
"' 'AAtse'auoh' OF eitofsion IN charges.
nu MARK THIS!
ne, ~ @ ehsased IN more offensive secret disc,,,
NC -. u'h any othot physician in this city. va
nv ,he n' 81 attending his practice ha, been well ,,
w uiseerning public The tem.d,,. r., ~,
unaoe TOT Their speedy and certain rnrell a.,
s.n, ~ e as saiuerous in innuenee-hey p.,C,,,
80 uie IN az many hours formerly reon,,,.I A.,
weeks f'" ualst
hind n Ipr' IT, requires rc,retion. IN A.,
n,s e I'"n' ou'lness-under its benign operaon ,h. -
arc ~ pT ~ .Sia Sy HI, IS, "edene. ''"''" we
A'iaes the pernleious compound. of M,,r,,x IT.,
resort OF The gnoan, h, ui'sus'ng MIXTURES conn
remedies drive. on, ugn sweet and purifying veF,i,
constitution cleansing ths HI % OF throwing II back upou
strength 10 The 80, ~ oou' restoring organ,
LETT TuE mann.
these impotant r,msl,.. -. -, ~ hEuEnBEK,
tended s,prTcner ,h e result of close application and
tive influence has been ,s, t pIhs OF science. Thcu,,
from ortb .outb e,., "a - .N'nged by untold
humble Toor, oT The The lofty mountans top To,
ing praise. '-D' 'Oe"' 'y the voice oee
from his ,atrb.. - -, upon The benefit
a healing balm otbe as,,d ma ne = mus permitted to d
gded throne Of On rh,s n,ns, puoh more enviabe than
TAKE ITINTIup
Let the unfortunate dryoir.. of c., ih.
affection oyenak-s them ms, near IN mind VI
cation to eompeen, A. tbS $40 DC o'Iin making
pain and rIud. s,.s 10y obtain Iee u
enable their medical be more morr1,
he could justly be, where .ympton, h,y. I ise't
disease widely dTused The 80 confirmed OF
rfyns disease sufficient to strik, t,,ro 80 OF 'hs uup
horTd Tepu,ye 10 ron,.,,' uouts' mean
dscolorng blotehes, raekinR pain, h.,r, =,
~ victim the deadly poison peyng upon hi, viaIs then
them do many a fun sense or ,h.i, 49, IN anu ut
with shuddcnng fear from the bold .t,,e a he Neu
seourge Of eng humanity, not be 6oryot,sn ,hi -
other equally alarming though more slow nd
continually threaten the mprude nj, hos, t.,
seeIHGod Aabit think bed Of thorn, n. 4. y
beguiled drludrd youth, look 40 an, ''' a'iu
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MUSIC!
FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
TO bE HAD AT
p. Ill TAN IOR,S

TO BE HAD AT
p. II. YLOR'S
FANo FORTE wARE-ROou AND MUSIC
saioon' ieo, Main street, corner OF i'm.
WIS, said p. looking round him, " this is
INDEED eomfortabc.' "our iavariabe replied
Every body sits down enjoy Christmas and New
M anu Wills away the time with forfeiis aud old
'' my hoy stir the Ute. Up hew thc bright
r osswetc suted and deep forth eh glow
a pnctraed into the hrthcs oom is
ehe"ttal tint on every face.
Come. said w soma Christina. SONG IN civ. ,c,
oae IN default OF better" Bravo" p "Fn up
Nt ., two hour, good before you bowl
M" TOT the song" Thus s,yiug merry old gentleman in
good round sturdy voice. need without more ado
,v,... an, CHRISTMAS CAROL.
words by - Boz" Music by Russell
Aet which o'her Of the ovai company sung number OF
songs among which he following
MERRY OLD CHRISTMAS.
A popular song by A. Pb,nin.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS HOME "'''''
song and Chorus by Wallace
rue OLD AND NEW YEAR
w., rue NEW YEAR CONES
words by j. II. Phillips Music by J. r. knight
Ballad Ce go BY knight
A RECORD OF NEW BOOkS.-
To hedg ard IA vi.d Tee "a
h' Mind by George Moore, NJ H. Member college
%
TA' E-igas,. ny Francis Head Kart. one volume Igmo
IN '',fi .1s ccner, in come s,on with the Application
OF seirnec-wi'h Errrsvipr. H,rcoW
u" '''' OF Nae'ia Mriea Harvard University, sc IN
@a' 70 Hisd Parental Instructions or Guild, to
VISION ard Virtue, Designed young persons
h'.Nes Jsr'sis t~-aaa Th- Juvenile Companion.
''r Reader consisting OF Historical and Biographical Anecdotes
'nd s"ciion in rocuIy Nv the Rev l.. Blake a. II
Nos ls'-S hatrcrs' Illuminated shasr,prarr: sSc
R''s'N Css's Another Edition. publsh, BY Harper, Is
NASH wooDuuUsE
Book sellers and dcal,rs Fort.s Music. &c.
jas iSy main stree,
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JUST RECEIVED.
A THIRD SUPPLY OF NEW
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
A. Brooks. Rel ~ HndsOn'>,


lin NOVEMBER, l-46.
NTTE are now reccying our third Supply of
w New and Fashionable FAN and Winter Goods comgr-
sTAwI.s LACEs EMBROIDERY, PRINCES RIBBONS. TRIM
MINGs &C stock OF staple Goods suited 10
the attention oi dealers nj wholesale
feeling have purchased our goods on such
them cheap iot cash or o pune
a customers any selling hy the piece IN is any
We attention 10 The following "oods ". -
and wide from low priced 10 h'
costly
HFh-coouTed plaid spun Silks
DO Tartan Plaids dresses
Rich blk and eoOursd waicr'd Siks
smbd Ambni Cashmees and Mouslin De LANES
Graduated and Pyamda Robes rich colours from
price the most costly
Small hgd Cashmeres and Mousn de LANES for children
Handsome "a Paris Brochc Slnwls
New style printed Terkeu Shaws
White, crimson scarlet, bloc and bud Ewbd TAdsf NLaris
White and crimson cml'd Canton Grape do
conurrd and Robes evening
Hishcoloucd plaid and otter styles Bonnet Ribbons
Shaded sash Ribbons
Black aud conuttd 20 Frusce AMI Gimps
New style graduated buttons, for trimming dresses
White and yellow Flannes, of superior quality and rSy
olsaB
Real welsh FIaunels, rs--aHti H7l shrinking
Pine ribbon bound French BED blankets
London duh American Blankets Negroes
chased before the advance
Shcoiugs Oznahatgs
T. Z ana I2-i linen and cotton Shertngs
French, English and American Cloths aBd Clss.meres
Large lot Fan and Winter Cacoes embracing very hand
styles % =, 10 ard lie
To which the attention Of dealers.
~ BROOKS. RELL 4 HUDSON.
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H. EUSTACE " son

- RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants OF
Virginia trading passing through Richmond o examine
their Drugs Medicines Paints and Dye STUBS They
prepared Offer such Inducements they think viii make their
,ntarr~ To eonanr this place
Ginseng and faNecd taken exchange for goods at
,h. a,.h..t mask p,e,
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80 MORE MHrTE.GRAY ORREnmAIR.

remedy hch enhance considerably thc beauty and arr-
r appearance ui s ,luueaacr Uu tult which much d-kd
pleasing have I'D. the defects. 10
snrr, change wished hr grand and
iug property of JULES HAl ELS VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
DYE Which The proprietor With usic" state Tar tyoni
dim. Uf i KIND Vet boz hs any other W
p"p' very p.Arr ihpg h innocent Ih chemical
f'su wol asr 'ult- sf.a. tl dye in.aut1u'ousy ur
wu the e7.' Inconvenience FOR fhInEug red
ilt wuscfs, oyct0 &C. 90 tfpy ha.t chesuut
The slightest evil consequences need MOT be- feared from
altogether harul, TIN. composition ihr 0nJ
by hc s'nec of Chemistry Dye udribe ihs
Efadanon nj enors without danger
iusttrI to- liberal patronage unlimited cpnfd
auhuc % black required. marked y, Il brown.
Dor marked B.
Fof vho.csa. and retail by JULES HAUEr
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ba SaPed 10 promote the pee
s and at the same time do justice 10 the invaluable services Of
one who has long sbotcd 20 the
good Of mankind al to be hoped tired
observation mastery influence an the eure OF d a viii
meet with that atenon which their value their unable
PolIhnec TO the afflicted demand.
Their ramcs aud j. follows
| PULMONARY POWDER OF sYRUP-or CoaAs Coughs Con
ALTERNATIVE POWDER or RAIsAM-lor an impurities Of
for Mcreura syphte and erupuve swcurs
Fever Sons, fi.'ulas AMI all eutancou, affections
RESTORATIVE WINE BrrTERs-for all Ncryou. Complaints.
FILE ELECrJARf-or HcmCrhosis Pies-Sn internal
NEurRALiZiNG MIXTURE and NURSERY MEnICINE-for
Cholera Morbu, pyscuIey. DaHhGn Complaint, and
FEVER AND AGuE FowDERs-ios Incmticni or Bilious ic
DIAPHoRETIC OF FEVER PowDERs-Sr all Frs,i,, and In
hamuiatory dis-asss
DlURErIC DRoPs-or Gravel AMI an Affection. Of the KID
neys-ioI Cystu,, Hematuria, and all Urinary diseases
ANfIBIIous FAMILY PnNsIC-a complete substitute for
plants sc. ~
hErAric, o. LIVER rILLs-icr Liver complaints
hhEuAArlC LIouin-ior RhsumAtin sptains spina Int
'aoa White swcings AEue the Face Breasts Paray. &c
suDoRIfIc TiNCrURE, or SWEATING DRoPs-ior y,o,cnt
C"' feNers intammauous Fcursy Neuralgia Bh,ou, Cule
WORM FowDER-fOr Fin. Tape, and common Worms. and
also ioI all Diseases arising from worns
COUGH PIs-tcr Colds. Cough, Bronchitis Pam and Tight
ness IN the Chest
NERVOUS PILIS-for Neuralgia and al ncryou. ds.a..
NE"ErAblE ANrtBILIous rlLIs-for an nar, d-ca,e.
gcs'ion habual I~,Nenc's Acdy stomach caubrn
Pain m the Rreast and Side, Dizzin-ss g
Cough nRopS-iot Colds Coughs Seurr Of IN, Irprs Ia
u'llauon OF taon oi the Bronchial Tutcs tnn.
htIAlN" rlASTER-to an deep raIn~ Ini,uunl-
t' 90 Internal brraHs Spual DISEASES
tihAl.L FILS-cr Chcrcsi and othcr female
head Wv
AT these Medicines put up unrt pt i~sfs So
7'sH AMI have his uAANt-s and -dfurs aitac h.. &,
every box package wal bottle prevent public from being
imposed upon ~ spurious limitations countccts. s,rpttnu-
ae'~ cn cop by pusr hS mixers ynlrrs NJ
cn'saui IN" public hereby C1ONEp uut IA r
any ar'elcsas "Rach Medicines except have h.. krnrs
and rurs signature each 90 the rulsir<
sod wholesale aud retail By ANDREWS 90. Grand Depot
." tn'on street New YORK, whom all ru
80, I-sf pad.
f'' ihrf particulars respecting Dr. B,aehs Rock and Med
'ii'> e' Pamphlet which hc ohln agents
Dr. BEACliS FAMILY PHYSICIAN Aud all tho MEDICINES
ar for sal, by thu following Agents
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CHEESE.
X CASKS PRIME

rs DE- 4p,u superior limitation EnsIsh
POI sa's " tdeiei WEll FRY CO.
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sale who.uSai. and rotaIty JULES HATEL.
r-.LLr-.r- md I.L.l.-.-t


No 80 Third street. below Chestnut. ruil
md by my hecsls Giutsr puva & Purcell. y bugal.
nuqusrns MAN street IIrhs1u. bpfur ~, queen Broad
Chs CorGr. Bragg. Thomas 60. Peis-sfuvi
and most 400 thr Druggists through che Union.
gJ- Beware Of Cpuuirrfcfs Asl Tor JULIE uAlE LS VI
GErABLE IIuulp HAIR DYE you wsut Tie genuine article
W \ pIcnIlm hNAII.h % Do. rflnsIln In--Iul- ~
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