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no MORE WnITE. GRAY ORRED HAIR.

remedy considerably the beauty and
appearance from that which much dsked
pleasing hess defects. 10
Of wished sthe grand
falling property ufJIs HAUEI!s VEGETABLE LIQUID HAIR
nv g. the proprietor beyond any
tnF az the Kind IN this Other county. IT,
powerful though ycry Tho chemical
result wouderas enables dye simultaneously t
i1it without the For chlnrny red gray
hair whkcrs. eyebrows, &c brown black chesnut
The slightest evil need BE- feared iom
b. altogether harmless Th composition the only sanctioned
bs tr science Of Chemistry udelbe the
gradatous NJ eon without danger and
has testified the liberal patronage aud unlimited
pubc II black required hor marked n. n
hpI marked o.
For yh0eEalr and retail by JULES HAUEI.
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Unlike tl0se Patent Sizes claim hy one thing o,cure
ND d each pr liuou rs particularly ir-.yn.d O., efr ,.
one specific iiiolatr complaint with i tom of .mt ltr -
fcrfous. There thirty different xnl. winch aH
composed OF hundred df.r,nt srts uf r .
Eretttz OF tus ,rgetfl. knglr.uc gums ,tt,... l
bark, bsusa, hus-uf lrers Iaag,s ami .r of
pauis-h which mercury anti ,lny a,sne sop9sr aaf ,
l.s1nogs mirr1 character lly. DO r1rs-r.rsi..
which mrapprd, mot Ir.trrvs CO. b, plirut or entail
uln other da-es 49, be- tl, case with such d. y
l01us mercury usrul copr 90 other n rf u unsr
Tile original proprietor or tsas ~ frfr.s tr1 f.fafrat.
dulfa Of rr.urfy in-ur..lf ta s. f . .i
schp1-tlpugha member I'd
apI rloff.lf of -Irr r. rn t ,f..na r f,.l 81
deal college u ul rlunfria. mot boo view. uf f f.ut f
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CHEESE.
~ CASKS PRIME

rs do small superior Imitation English
Rof ale BY tds 10 HwhJ PRY 90
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BALTIMORE OrE INEIpu ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nv nmhh L.
- DA" fnh sAIfuL CHARGE OF
p,sU. IL IA HI HI -,
uJISfSENIS to the atil ictpd III. NO.,
Il remedies eficae GU. ,r,a,mrn, ,no , -, ccf'ain
ehronie aneetions be tound th,. civ M disease and
THIS INSTIrITInN "
having fot the many years It's estabisbr,n, ~ p,.
under the direction and regular nore been
upon public confidence which Other can aspr m esIn,
esh' years experience could adduee grateful PAS
600 that been cured tbtopgh 'ohy 81 go
IN NV ia T. hiht NTED Or No CHARGE
eases speedily asEa'Scd
the best part OF has life study oC Branch or sr'o.h
Dr Harris blends practical observation with
and assures the unfortunal. aid and ca n
MARK TINS!
49,, 49,. ehsaged IA more extensive secret disease pr,o
The great success attending hi. practiee IN. been MI,
~ va. ., DISCERNING public The rruiei. .si sV INN
, ~" ''eir speedy and cHre) ar, ~ mi, -,
as''caoe 10 TASTE as saluhrous nhuencehsy =
manen' cure in many a. il G,Tmr,I, ,S'm per
"e@.,' "'' anu
The reaimen iDr. H. reQuirc,n no .c,er. restriction.
c, u'ess-uhd"r it, t-ngn operation IN. dis, .t,x,
functions aTs no; mIaif-, w
Dr. a. sbays ~, 1,a a''ush n
- Nv w. naI p' and other disgusting MIXTURES bs eoumon
,.ro. az sshL Out through sweet and purifying vegetable
s w. CLEANSING the blood restoring The organs aud
rE.T .r,,1
these ,mportant rnaaS,. :. -, u REnEuuER,
trndd ,n; are me result Of Close application and er
has been TEN and o, science Their SAINT
from north south ea. and dsrd by untold numbers
humble root, ~ b the lofty mountains top
ling praise. ~ u A''' vocal BY the voice OF echo
DT. H. may well eopyr,tuI,,. ,.,,
from mes and 1,to,s. tI n ' oeh'i HoefuinS
healing balm 10 M, sn,r, mus permitted 'od dispense
siied hron, NJ .n,,h,s po,h NOR" chNiahr than thu
TAKE mr. an T,,,
Let the unfortunate dryntrc, Of o,,., a,.''I, 49,.
ahiie'ion oNeriakos them sh, N h. ,n,, -,
cation To competent physician AZ thew moi , 'ppu
pain AVOID modification rlude grcat coo,,uon,I [ .
enable the To be nor, iJuS "u'
he eouldju Justly &c, where symptoms have b,eon,
disease more widely dinused The apid advance, of ,b
ryns disease sufficient trrrnr ,rtn tb -
houd results repui-iVc 10 eontrup,. m, "
diseolonng bloehes with hacking pains b.tr,v 20 an. -
ny victim the deadly preyinr upon M. vital. ,.. ~
with shudderink fear bold st,.i., ,1 -.
se'uTgc OF erring humanity not D. C,,vnt.n ,n, -
other equally alarming though more SLOW, md "a arc
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sale vh0lsEllr and retail by JULES HhUEL.
p,rGImer and ghemfat

PJfiunUf and Chemist,
No 80 = Third street. below Chestnut Phila.
and by NY Agents. Giner Duval Purcell y " DuvaI
buquesnc, Main street Iaehfson Donn McQucrn, Broad
Richmond. Corning Bragg. Thomas Co. Petersburg
Hnd most an the Druggists through the Union.
~ az C0untere- Ask for JULES HAUELs w
CIrABIE iIuuD HAIR DYE" you genuine atirri
II-A nIrmInm aNaf.l az Ilr Ftan.lLn InEiinle -
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ys,o THE BEAuTIFlEKs OF TnE COM,

n EIINlON.-NI u Wy
FAu DIVINE DE VENUS AND NYMrH SOAR, composed
Eastern Discovery surprising efficacy fot rendering the
Skin soFr ANDFAIR as well As mPauinga DELICATE ROSE
ARA ItE the complexion
that distinguishing chaun
OF r-mie Transparent fair skin JULES HAl ELS
NYMPn SOAP, OR EAU DIVINE pE VENUS, be said
80. an almost power Composed the part of the
Oriental plants the cScluon of all mineral admS
TUE incidentally extremely bland purins
aud ohnr action skin and by the and
s-eroty vessels eIpcls al impurities om the suaer al
ays every Inflammation and by ths method alone
III tuay d sipacs pmpcs, frckss suuhun and
other nnealio cmac ov' Ines
o.. change b,ou complexion into Of radiant
bt,nsSs while ON the neck beows deca
cy AMI fnr. which continued happily protect with
youthful elrn To the most advanced periods
nj For SALE wholesale aud retail by
JULES HAZEL.
Practical Chemrt and Prrfimer,
South Thrd slTcet, below Chestnut.
And by my Agents. ]. Giner nuval Purcell buyaL X
IN, Main stfer nonD MeS1neen broad
st..t Redmond Cotlnr Braes Thomas Co. PETERSBURG
ant n4nst all the DTuge through the Union ~ ~
Premiums yy,r. awarded \ the Franklin Institute
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MUSIC.
FOR CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR,
r. III. II AYLOR RS

N. IL " n
PIANO FORTE wARE-aOOu AND MUSIC
saloon, 100, Min Street, corner OF lin.
WIS, said p. looking round him, 4" this is
indeed comfortable" ~our custom replied W.
S"1y si's down with erioy
wear AMI while away the nd siatic.
,e' my Boy stir the dte. Up bright sparks a..
% "Ss N'te stirred and the deep ri bsHe forth
ua renus'ed Hio the rhest corner the ro, cass
ehcctfll tint ON every taee.
Tome sad W. a sonr-a Christina. sors. IN give YOU
one IN default OF hesr bravo p pin up erred w
1T ute Two oors good before you the bowl
'houRh le DE- ~ rich color OF the On round-and
now TOT us soog Thus the merry old gentleman
good round sturdy voice, ed without moc ado
AcaRisrNAs CAROL
Nofds hy hoz Music by RusrsIL
Amer witch Others Of the ova eompany sung number of
songS among which the following
MERRY OLD CHRISTMAS
popular song, by A. Phillips.
Song anl Chorus. hx wanae.
THE OLD AND NEW YEAR.
"a"''' - - by knight.
TiiE NEW YEAR CONES
woRis by } n. Phillips, Muse BY J. r. KNIGHT
hSiAH' Ode s9l BY KNIGHT.
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A RECORD OF NEW ROOkS-

TIE heay asd Ae Md in relation to
tbs Mini Nv George Moore ID, Mcnter
TA' FH'crHHi ny Sit Francis Head Kart one volume Igmr
81
n, tsI frts considered Application
OF Se'cneC-wiih numcrors ia Bic,ow
u, rrG ot Of Matca McIiea n Harvard Uniyc.y &C an
Vck. Is,no. Sl,7S.
Sst 70 Hsaam asd BEc Parental Instructions Cue
Wsom ard Virtue, dsientd young persons either
Selc'ci mainly nom the Writings Physician
'as' 'ar"i toEPasiss III. Juvenile Companion. sni
sc kc'te cons sting Historical ami Biographical Anecdotes
AMI ccuous m foc'y BY the Rev J. l.. Blakc. d IL sue
Nos iss-r hatPtrs Illuminated SlakespeAr: use
RsbsoS new Edition. by IarIer.
NASH A. wOODHOUsE
hook sellers and dealers Ia raao foItes Muse, sc,
~ lS9 Street
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HcaCh,. Mcdicincs.

Accompanying tie above Won the Rem various
d''1es iaertoi hofen aud which pe IleJ sane
mn Ami. Ia. ff.
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4 HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
." oO'o very cheap Tor general
ARTICLES.
srrots.
White Lead band boot s from % Ib so lhs to 500 b.
Ie above articles are % my a warranted foI
ounify gentlemen would do 90 cali and examine these
~ IDS anh JudEs for themselves. ROBEET MOTIFS
Paint shup. Nam street.
l.. .L-.-.- -..L-- 49, u
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4 'LOAt<S aud ON ER-COATS-Frsu s1I, Brs.sTag
- " J. Of Cioaks ami Overeoai. just
for s-l8 chcapb by STARR co,
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on AM sI-GAIt.
vINO TnELADiEs IN PARriCuLAR.-M

20 South Third street below thcanut
49, ~ Afrnu D. Cinirr. iiu,ai Fufeen Duvai.
uguesus Naa street, Liohtssn p'fnn Mcttncer. broad
b. haaai tofur, hfngr Ttofufa lcierstu
~ ~ nrlgrisis throuHh he unon. -
~ pn.auuHas s~atasd ~ Fnnthn turltuis.
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SUPERIOR yARNISnES.

Oh HF. CiIEsTS FINE C'NPowDEu TEAs,
~ itu.inF bod for slia by
Hoa DAVENPORT kLLEs GO
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Esfrfr0rE Ciry, 20 WIT.
Bet fsmtcsi 1t "a Day NJ January 1876. before me
lfsulfc'e Justice rld and
y afncd pfr0uaiy 4fci nfneict ~ Green, and made
oath on DE HOY fvsrgey Almighty roi, that m matters and
ct' rrt forth
slod Fnurn before ITsHE CtOUB J. =.
ihi' publication should the rye n who The In
DISCRETION lr puferce attendant youh should have brought
on hnany r alluded above, N fuch tn French
Doctor ofr h -yrrs nisd hosoabts sersey
r hrlHvfs fTt b. hrs ~ cmciyng rir Fnr
and 81 0btunr ITEM rcgumnent az no charge required
or Hemcmhsr w. uuEr, Of French Medical House, 10
south Ifeicrct rfoe 20 two trees before The house
hdv.cs daily from "a. nj. 10 .. m.
Baltimore. Sort o. 1886. "
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BARGAINS WINTER GOODS.

~ The -ub--ibe wishing REFUGE their present
winter gods vii offer bRaus al Style Fann'ls sains-
Cloths Cashmere and Ne-tirrs kcf-eys nad Lr'eys
servants EInsei Cashmsrr.. Mous.an.s. Ss BomsslIncs
pacas M-inOs aud uler dzs goods together gs.eta
afin-'t OF rH.l Tor amles Aisl tIU s Roy, AMI Pr
bur1eu. CHRISTIAN Il LAIHROr,
NJ
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GIIN corroN Of superior ,qr@li.y, g'.io..a an

SAWS. Mil Saws, Cross Cut Saws. PIT
- saws Hard aud Panueu saws Ripping saws Teaou a
slsh save of every uptou hand Ut which ap
y-y --Faagr qua ~. for SHE al moderate pfces
jaI VISA BOWMAN. III Main street
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M LIES HOOrS.Ih- gentlemen can End by calling at
~ No - as pretty an article the way
can De- i"und ~ the cy made by Miles a Son of Philadelphia
call all that is wanted 70 q .tie At No 81
iu 80 J MYERS
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CONDITIONS OF THE n6EsSHHgHUR AND REVIEW.

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PRINTS ONLY. SPRING STYLES---l84 LEE & B R E w ST E R ,
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,EDAR STREET. N. YORK

CEDAR STREET, N. YORK. nEG leave to inform Dealers in Dry Goods, that O they have received, and are now exhibiting. al THE WAREHOUSE EXCLUSIVELY for Priated Caiicoes, .. sGD NDW 0NSMcs
 Comprising all thc New Spring Styles, of British, French and American Manufacture which, in ADDITION to their usual stock. renders their assortment one of the most beautiful and at taetive in the city; and have jsst been purchased tor
 CASH AND SHORT CREDIT, Are offered by the piece or package on the sans tsrms at and below manufacturers prices. Catalogues of prices (eorrected daily) arc placed in the hands of buyers.
 Purchasers will inform themselves of the state Of the market and be well repaid for an examination, even if they do not purchase. L. B. have peculiar advantages for executing srders for prints, which are respectfully solicited
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 4 Cedar St.
 silly.
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WHERE'S MY MoNEYs
rRAxz rRElHERR exupY.

FRANz FREIHERR cAUpY. Ayl where'e my money, There's puzzling query It vanishesl Yet neither in my purse Nor pocket are there any holes. Iris very
 Ineomprehensible. don't disburse For opportunities. ! wear r!sia clothes.
 l seldom buy jam tarts, preserves of honey; And no one oseIlooks what debts be owes
 More steadily than | Where is my money, never tipple. Folks don't see me staggering,
 Sans cane and castor. in the public street. sport no ornaments--note even "bagae'' trng) have notion that my own two feet Are much superior to . horses four,
 So never call jaryey. It is funny. The longer irveatgate, the more
 As'oundedii ask. Where is ny money My money. mind you. Other peoples dollars Cohere together nobly. Only mine Cat one another. There's that pink of scholars As on-every thing. Yet HE seems rich.
 He laughs, and wexes piamper than a tanny While grow slam as divining switch,
 And search for gold IS vsinly. Where's my moneyi can't complain that editors don't pay me: 1 gs, fcr every sheet one pound sixteen; And well may! My articles are fanny Enough 10 biow up ANY Magazine. What's queerest in the affair tho is, that at
 The same time miss nothing but the one. He That watches me will ind that don't lose hat, Gloves. fcgie, stick, or cloak. Iris always money Were rake I'd say SO. When one roysters
 Beyond the rules. of course his cash must go 'Ts true regularly sup on oysters. r. Cheese. branny. and all that. Bat even so' What signifies dueat of night!
 'Tis barmaids. you may fancy. No. The sunsy Loadstar that draws ny tin is not the light
 From their eyes any how. Where tksn's my mo- A ney.
 However. apprcpos of eyes and msidens.
 own do make presents to the sex Books, watches, trinkets, mnsic too (not Haydonsl Combs, shawis, veils, bcnnets-things that might
 perplsx ~ A mah to count Bat stiil gaia by whAi ] iose m this way. T,s experience won-eh No nasfes grow tedious. Where's ny money.
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DoIetrn.
A SUPERB WAR POEM.
BY enoIY.

BY GnoLY. The turkman lay beside the river; The wind played loose thro' bow and aniSer. The charger on the bank fed free. 2 q, '7--. The shield hung glitiering from the tree. t, The trumpet, shawn, and aiahal i- -.-- Were hid from dew by clnak and pail, For long and weary was the way The hordes hard march q that burning day Above them, on the sky ofJune. Broad as buckier giow'd the noon. Flooding with glory, vale and hill, In silver sprung the moantain rilI, The sheen of shrub in silver bent, A pile of silver stood the tent; All sonndleas, sweet tFanquility-- Ali beauty. hilI. and tent, and tree. There came sonnd--1was like the Eush When night winds shake the rose's bush, There came soand--'twas like the tread, or wolves along the valleys bed. There came sound--'t,sas like the roar, Ofoceaa en its wintry shore .a ..DRArH TO THE Tunk," up rose the yell On roll'd the chafge-a thandes rssi! The Tartar arrows feil like raiEs--- They elAnked on helm and snail and chain In bIood-in hste--in death, were twined Savage and Greek--mad-- d--bieediug- blind And still, on Eeuk, and ff0nt, and rear Ragged Constantine. thy thirstisst speas Brassy and pale--a type of doem- Labored the moon through deep'ning gloom, Down plunged her orh-'twas pitehy night Now Turkman, turn thy rcins For flight. On rushd their thousands through the dark! Bat in the camp ruddy spark Like an uncertain meteor reel'd-- Thy hand brave king, THAT hre-brand wheel'd. Wild burst the burning element. Ossf man aud eeurser, flag and tent! Aad, through the blaze the Greeks eutsPaang, Like tiger, bloody-foot and fang.- With dagger, stab, and falehiou's sweep, Delving the stunn'd and staggering heap Till lay the slave. by chief and khan- And ALL was gone that oEez VAS MAN. A waiIing on the Euxine shoIe-- Her chivairy shall ride DO mors. There's wailing on thy hills, Aitai. For chiefs. the Grecian yulture's prey But, Bosphorus. thy silver way Hears shouts for the returning bsAve-- The highest of her knighly lint-- FoR THERE COMES GLORIOUS CeKsraNrINE'
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THE CAPTURE OF FLAeCo.TALPA AND
 ALVORADu. The triGi, defsnce. and reprimgad of' Liexi Charles C. Huaier, bsfore naral court martial.
Charges and speeiasAtsons.

Charges and Specifications.
 Caarges and Spec.feafioas prstsrrsd By Commodore
 M (. Perry, Commandef- -ia- Ctisf ofhe Uaited
 Siatss Narai Fo,ess h sAs 6af ot f1xico. egaiasi
 Llem CAaries c. Hsatsr. U S. NasS, ls.s ssA-
 aaad,sg ths '. s. sissmer Seosvys.
 Charge First--Trea,ing with contempt hi. superior, being in the execution of his office
 Specification First:-- In ihai he, the said Lieutenant Charles G. Hunter, U. s. Navy, did, on the 3lst day of March, l647, being in command of the U. 8 steamer Scourge, enter the port of AIvarsdo, and did there ar rogate 10 himself, the said Lieut., Charles c Hunter, the authority and power. tha, are vested only in the Cotnmander-in-C Chief, by entering into stipulation for, and receiving ihe surrender of, Alvatado and it's dependen. cies.
 Specification Second-In that the said u Charles c. Hunter, U. s. Navy, did on the 3lst day of March, lS47, with the U States steamer Sconrge under his command, pro- ceed from the town of Alyarado to the town of Fla-co-talpam, without any orders or au. ihority, and there demanded the surrender o the said town of Fla-co-talpam, and enter in- to and sign articles of equalization, although aware oi the immediate approach of the com ;nander-in-chief, to whom alone such pow CTS are con6ded-thus treating with con- tempt the authority of his superior, being in execution of his office
 Specification Third-In that ihe said Lieut. Charles c. Hunter, U. S Navy, did, on the 3lst day of March, 1877, in proceeding from Alvarsdo 10 Fla-co-talpam, capture four schooners, one of which he set on fire and burnt, and another he abandoued, thus sub stituiing his own will for the discretion oi the comaandef-in-eiiief, who was in few hours reach Of communication, and treating with contempt the authority of his superior; all of which Is in violation of the laws of the United States, as contained in s'an act for the better government of the Navy of the United Staies, approved April 23d, lS00.n
 Charge Second -Disobedience of orders.
 Specification Frs,--in that he, inc said Lt, Charles G. Hunter, U. S. Navy, having been ordered 10 report ,o Capt. Samuel l.. Breese, and 10 as<ist in bloekading the port of Ava rado, did. in disobedience or disregard ol said orders, enter the harbor and take pos session of the town of AlvaFado,
 Specification Second--ln that he, the said Lieut. Charles c. Hunter, us. Navy, having been ordered on the evening of the lst April, lS47, io report himself in person to the com manter-in-chief, at his quarters in the town Of Aivarado, at 10 o'clock, a. m., of the fol- lowing morning, did disobey said order; all of which IS in violation of the laws of the United States, as contained in ''an aci for the better government of the navy of the United States, approved April 23d, 1900"
 Signed M. C. PERRY.
 Commanding Home Squadron.
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