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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-19
DENMARK.
a Rsoyai Wedding.

The marriage Of the Krg Of Denmark with the
Countess Banner, the ct-deuant our. niliaer, has
given crest offence at Copenhagen, The solemnity
was performed in the Palace Chapel, andtwo Count
essea were commanded to astend-ths Countess
Won Ahlefeld THE lady of the Chief Clerk OF she
Closet and the Countess Knuth. The youthful
bride was led to the altar by Baron Lwetzan' ar
sbal of the Royal Household. The ceremony was
performed in The presence Of the Court who were
attired in court dresses. After the marriage there
YVES grand dinner at the Palace. The Hereditary
Prince Ferdinand led the Countess Danner to table,
and the King and he Countess Won Ahlefeld.
fewdays after the King and Countess Won Dan 5h
paid unexpected visit to his s.epmG65aer, .ae
the widow of Frederick vi forbade the visit that
the King and the Countess intended to pay her ;
The lades who attend court, and who are highly
indignant at this marriage, are under apprenent.
sions lest they should receive commands 70 wal'
upon the Countess Won Danner. Tas aPPrehea
zion ia ,be greater because it is known tba' th9
lady in question has declared that nothing WI
give Der more satisfaction than TO see she !ao'as
upon whom she waited as their dressmaze; n9T
come and pay their court to her.
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AFLAaRANT OUTRAGE --In the carly part oflaat
week, while High Constable Clarke was at Dur.
ham, for the purposes representing certain parties
for violation Of the Licenae Law, hiH horse which
WAS locked up in stable WA taken out the barn
having been broken open for the purpose,j and his
name and tail shehred, bic ears cut OF, and large
gssh cut On side Of his face. The wagon of
the High Constable was taken into field and de-
ssroyed, the body being sawed in tao, and the
wbeels broken &c pieces. The tuga Of his harness
were also cut. Two or three individuals Of them
Magistrate have been arrested, and are now In
eherbrooke JAIL charged with having bsen engaged
in this cowardly andsneskng outrage. We should
think man must be exceedingly depraved who
would be guilty ofmaiming beast for the sake Of
upboldng the liquor traffic. We hope for the credit
OF Durham, that it will turn out that no respectable
parties were engaged in she affair.
Sbetb.ooke (cARsda) Gazette.
II II La reported that Elwood Fisher, the
Northern editor Of the Southern Press, lefk his
boarding house in rage because the ladies' who
kept is illuminated oa the occasion Of the passags
Of the boundary Bill. They will probably Hunt.
usse when Fishers Boarding Bill has passed
Springfield RspabReaa.
EB The Board Of Health OF Miwaaksa reported
ga .he sh that tina ohosss aad osssaA iss ssvagas
In hatoity
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G French saior. who spoke very good
Engab, held forth on the atepa OF tho Custom
House yesterday afternoon on the subject OF tenn
persIce. He said be had seven timeE been cast
away at sea by cause Of drunkenness ak tinaG
when the capsainG were drunk, and once By tho
drunk enness Of himself he said the rumsellers
bad given kim some heavy punches, and IL there
were any present they must not feel ipiared il he
puacheG back again and wsnt on in his way 20
prove shst the runaeIer IVES worse than the high.
way robber, as the latter had the courage to do.
nsnd money or life, while the former iook both
money ard life," and then turned their body over
to the devil. Boston Bee
VERY FUsEY-The editor of the Columbus
(Ga Times whom We take to be OF she male gen.
der, appears 50 be- in very amentable state Of
excitement about the admission Of the State Of Cal
iofnia into the Union. In an article entitled The
Georgia onventioR-Secession the Remedy" he
twice earnestly puts the question, Z" What will
the noracB of Georgia dol" And shen immediate
ly adds, i" Ws can only answer 70, oue,-sursef;
and avery 0tkcT man must answer on his own aol-
emn responsibility" Amogo complete aiberniciam
va have rarely read. for admitting az on such sss.
tinony ge are boana to do, the womanly nature OF
the writer of the a,$nis. are std pazKlad to an.
dess.and bow any "cfker man can be woman Of
Georgia" t0am. ADV.
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NEw.vORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SEPTEMBER 49,
di,hoporable 70 the eOvernmens and the Elk.

di,hoDorable to the Government and the Ex,
ecutive. ,inad
This gentleman was conspicuous saPP sE od H.
the Constitution and is therefore P an IF hang
Gus TO the Government h 1s.i :. Ia was n6s
a 55s 3sao Ct a1y g dns md hs , H a AID
Pluo Of leaning the Injustice and tyranny OF the
Goverpne ut to w ard this prisoner oo,,o ont in
From the above facts hoh haze "a sb come p 9T' "a
he French and English MInlsss,a' II ts Trsnn
that The Es o 999 9
i've nsSs nus viIe.t means TO incriminate ses Of
ess .nT onIy real sin s love Of honest and open
men ~n"so 0I AND tha. Italian indie pendeuce which
nrnoe Of the peninsula pretended TO Sustain
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IMPORTED oARpETrMas.

EOR THE FALL 2RADG.
CkI?H L LOUNSSE&Y are now receiving their sap.
> plea for the Fall Trade, combating OF ROYAL TAPEB
TRIES, BRUSSELS IMPERIAL THREEPLY, IN.
GRAIN and other CARP ETiNGS eoppriSing one Of the
largest most complete and desirable RssoFtmens ever Of
fered In this market.
Ttelr Purchases being made entirely for CASH. Affords
them advantages in making selections that but few poEssss,
and enables Them to sell al The loweat poEable prices
English Tapestry Carpets, from lis to 14s per yard
English Brussels Carpets, from 80 to los per yard.
In lsh ThTee-piy Carpets, from IL TO los per yard
American Threepiy Carpets, from 10 to 9s par yard.
English and American supeEhne Ingram Ca!peg, roD
20 to ~ per yard
Eneih and American fue lnzain Carpets tom Is 70 20
nsr yard
Also, large stock OF Engl6h and American FLOOR
Oil CLOTHS, from feet TO "A fact wds.
DRUGGETINGS, G., 81 I24 and 1874 wide, with Q
choice assortment Of Ill ether goods connected wild tbs
made equally low 9HfTH LoUNsBGRY,
slG2w@ 4fs Peari.s sixth Carpet store from Chahan's
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PaTETJfr 7I@o PAINT.

VFTHR BUBBoglBERs, AKerlo OF the NswJ srssy EE'
extensive Worka ct Hswark supply Of the rston, z'ps
Grown and Rrankhnats PSius wtch viii be tisPoeeds
Fheso paints conrs; OF various shadss rsE dsap, aa
Brown up to deep oreogs, ard also blefki aad bspa
eouposed of metallic oxdss their lasting propaFsa ana
economy can ba confidently recommended. Rhi5 Scmpa-
nv also propgres rom tbs oxides, rainz peculiarly
ySluab!s for the coating ofron and Of n foEag he bss
nrotecton Rzainst civilization noy known.
Thsse pains when applied to weed, oTya Rlss VElza
bio protection agptnat FRA.
supply Of Inc GompanJ'R beautiful Yshits Oxide 81
Zinc n so extensively used In Paris knd other Ssrs 81
Europe "a ne ost valuable aubsuuts for hita lead sgl
sther dalssrio1E pains Ia skeEy expected Fer sale ss
tbs subg3ibafs, ., 2. JGMEa SO.
a22mos IS SGaFsExt.
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Ss5nide on Col. King

The semi monthly express, from Msrse,lles %nlo1
let Rombay on the 25.h OF Jaly, arrived in the ear
~ nrrt Of the week. Col King, who commanded
the t l4,h Light Dragons had committed suicide
nnder circumstances which had produced great
seDsasion it seems that private Of the regiment
wss sentenced some time back to receive ootRGssI
stating that he ran away at Chianw allah. Tha
priaoner was brought on parade for punishment in
stAts Of palpable intozicatioD, having baes allow
ed to get drunk in the guard OF the ATT while
under sentence the punishment was, ne7erthe'
less proceeded with: When freed from the tr a
gea, the prisoner, infatuated by pain and drlak. The
bad drunk in the gusrdroom neartwo bottles of pi
rits) becoming as might have been foreaeen out
rageoua and abusive rushed up to the colonel and
in The preEence Of the whole regiment, repeated
bis former charge, for which he was again placed
in confinement and sentenced by court martial
TO trans portation for seven yeara, which sentence
the Com in Cbiefrefufed, under the ciroum.
ssences of the case, to sanction, and ordered the
man to return to his troop. The remarks Of the
Commander in Chief on bis trial. added to what be
formerly sgid at ADORE e that the men OF the l4th
would 90 sny where, if properly led, y stun5 Col.
King 70 deeply as to induce him to destroy himself.
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.dod and sanction ed anch Atrocities, to observe
strct privacy in this country, and not insrude MS
inI ~ name among men whose blood would Doll
s;.. n enton and toae indignation could not but
sSow Itself with the extreme expression OF popular
con.umely. ,,,.., o,.:..;. b,,o,,,onco and
.,n,ad with the feelings Of az Austrian Consui.gen
al All NAV have forgiven the peraecution OF she
T.s, . ~ pe,tn go far az to style him friend OUT
s sloss nj Enelishmen who live by industry ana
.he o.@.s Of oslructon have read the events
The Hungarian campaign VITA different ieelpga
y, most imprudentt was to tempt me ep1lson
s snd spnyssson Of these feelings by aending
snw tben The reporss agree thas TWO nnia,
a atl lad not elapsed after hs signing ma nElne IN
sssS v;..ors book at Messys Barclay ofewaouae
ne I, wss known through the whole OF sne en-
eIe The slsctric telegraph never did lss
n, rspdy than the electric feeling that
s WosA llo, ,o,p bre1s. 1T Bankside. The conae
a sam0 was wha. must have been expected. Tne
Sutober Haynsu, Uho ran away from bis last bat
,Ie assinst the Hungarians and who avenged
S,7nssf after by slaug btering all the Hungarian
GeneraIs who bal surrendered themselves to the
Gustrjaus,-be was exposed 70 every consoney
and obliged to run for hia lie. We rejoice that be
eecspad without serious iuory, but we DO aIso se
,iousy rejoice that sucha manifestation OF British
feeling. 10 honest, SO popular and SO spontaneous
as we'll as go energetic, goes forth to the word Of
Europe to mark in wha! estimation the deeds OF
Austria 10 Hungary regarded by the Intelligent
of our industrious classeg
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RousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

The House laid on the table the motion made
yesterday to reconsider the vote by which the
Senate bill passed, granting the right Of way and
donations OF lands to aid in the construction Of
railroad from Chicago to Mobile.
Mr HARRIS, OF Illinois, moved that Hon. A. w.
BAEElTT be admitted to his seat a delegate from
the territory of Ulah and at the inatanoe of Mr.
AsHMUN the motion waa laid on thetable BABBtrr
nc, having boen elected, since the law creating the
government for that territory was pasEed.
The House went into COMMITTEES of the Whole
on the state OF the Union, and took up the bill to
pay the instalment of three millions and quarter
OF dollars TO Mexico according to the treaty OF
Guadalupe HidalgO.
MIR. DISNEY offered an amendment that the
money shall be paid under the direction OF the Secretary
the Tfeaiury He had Understood that the Secretary ofhe
Treasury and Secretary OF State under the late adnnlsa
iop had sought shift the responsibility and that con.
tract had been made With an English house for the pay
uent Of the instament.
mir. BAYLY explained by stating that this was an
administration measure that the contract made with
the Bertues for which the President held responsible
Mir. KING Of New jersey, defended the arrange
mep showirg tho advantages which resulted to thia gov
eminent and saying Lhst there WAS other poss9le
OF having The business dons 30 well and safely.
Mr. JONES, sa did the two gentlemen vho pre-
ceded him. oppoked the amendment aud thought that 10
require tho Secretary OF the Treasury 10 pay the money
would 9ucTosch on the functions Of tia Executive, who Is
sworn to see The laws faithfully executed.
Mir. BOYD wished 70 know whether official IN
formation bad not been received from the Rexicsn Govern.
meu expressing desire to have the money paid In diff
feren form By the presentation OF the dTaa here naead
Of the money being delivered in Ms1t;o.
Mr. BAfLY Understood that no proposition was
made by officially recognized agent.
Mr. GARTER opposed appropriating the money
nine months In ADVANCE bscsuTe would go through he
hands of broke instead OF giving lilo the Mexican
Minister. who IL prepared TO executes qu9ance from Tie
in1islment
MI EWING protested against the money being
appropriated FOR debt WEIGH WI not DO due unit! eighteen
Mr. Bayly sRid that this Government does not
pay dollar III il gets receipt OF the Mexican Govern
1ent
Dir, Y1sToN remarked that this bill was pre-.
cre copy Of hist under which prior nsaments paid
and supported the contract already made.
Mr.. DISNEY said his object was to sst aside the
esaug contract that the proper oceshould take charge
OF IBIS malter.
Mr. BAYLY closed the debate when tho Commit.
tee rose ard tho bill passed Yesa, l29; Maya So
uErelY .-BrI ham, sisseu, gowln. Boyd, Brown 8Dsa,
oab.c Ohio, Gsidwe, x, Carter Gro vel, Dnnick.
D!guey, Dolly, Durham Edn1ndgou, Ewing Fea!hsrn.on.
Harris As a. Bsrls, H. Hubbard Enge, Johnson, Tenn,
La seTe. RsnD, Pa, Ea'shs1 McLsnshsu, EcAuIler, MIR
larRcQceen, horE Or, Richardson, Savage Thompson,
Miss. Adjourned.
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AUSTRALIA

Tbs Melbourne papers Ct the l6th May, which
came by the lass overland mail, ANNOUNCES sn Rgi-
ts,ion by The Rev. D. L aDg, Presbyterian mia
later and old colonial, no, it will be remembered,
published ateIy in the Engllsh papers strongly
written letter to the CoIcnai Secretary regarding
Tbs mitusage oftheir colopiesby the ooIonist Office
Dr. Larg hsu delivered long lecture on the sab.
iect at Melbourne, breathing respectfor the Queen,
ard general good will 10 Eng and, yet strongly ad
vccasing separation and independence, d. Lang
recommends the immediate formation OF an 4" Aus
tralian Lergue" to consist Of all ooonists gho pay
an entrance Zee OF SIS, with yearly subscription OF
not less than los. The Doctors motives in com
mencing this agitation have been questioned, and
Bis quarrel with the Colonial Office aaid tobe faint
ed with seGsbness. Boon after the delivery Of the
lecture, he was arreated for debt.
Gold washing has commenced in AIDE de, AMI
Tie riches Of California are likely to be ri7slled.
Very promising indications of coal have been
net with on the south aide OF Kangaroo Island
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CLOTHING.

~
THE ASSOCIATION OF TA1LoRS
ApEG TO IhFORa her friends and tbs public that they
DhAye opened store for the sale Of reedymsde clothing
BOWERY, NOT.
Pbey have stock OF harveat and Winter goods ham,
and are able 10 tho and wants OF their customers
al the letter. and cheaper than ony other Establish
mcul in the trade. bl4 <"
AMIALIAM HINDHAUG H, Merchant Pstlor, OF
w Yese,. ct Astor Houe, begs leave TO inform III,
friends and the public generally that he has Just returned
fom business uip to Europe where ne Waited the best
tanned cloths Csssmerss, sk and Cashmere Vestpgs, Of
the beat fabric that he produced and Of the very aea
and approved styes He would call sltsnuon TO la
fact and hini he may to say that he has yle OF
goods h that cannot be e1ceed by any other
Establishment in the city OF sid lmeodSFu& VhT
NAJHAP NEXT! THE JOURNGYMEN TAIL.
w ORS' COOPERATIVE UNION TAILORING Es.
RABLISHmEPT, lS4 MAJ sgu Ct one door south OK Bee6'
man. 10 open for business and public inspection They
invite their fellow africans and citizens to ch1ose gao
meet from splendid assorted stock of Fall and Winter
Goods, Every garment Ia warranted TO it, and made In
the mos fashionable, able stye. We cay In word,
and see wha, working mech'nics have doae, can
n g. lS4 Naasan.st oun door south OF Reekman.
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TIE UrIcAs.-There are at least seven
Utcaa in the United States. viz:
Utica, Oneida County, New York
I',ica, Clark County, Indiana,
ltica Maoomb County, Michigan,
Utica, Kinds County, Mississippi,
Utico, Livingston Couosy, Mlssouri
Uticc. Licking County, Ohio,
L1tlca, Venango County, Pennsylvania
and IN Frederick County, Maryland there is q
place called Utica Mills.
We believe, says Utica, NY. paper our Utica
haa the homer of being the Oldest and the biggest
toad in the puddle We are informed at the
post-Ofac that letters are not uRfrequens'y re.
ceived here intended for another market, bu.
simply addressed Utica, without any couR:y og
s,ste being designated,
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For the gsml. Weekly Td5uns.
BAGDALENE.s

PATIENT and suffering pierced with many asings;
Fear no. nor faint. for God will guard thy way
His glorious angels with o'erahadowing wings
Are round about thee, hovsring nigh. and day
o, sorely triardl bear thou brsvely ap,
There is a bottom to the bitterest cup,
And thou shalt drain it ere thy urength is gona
O, struggle through the dark. behold tbs dawn
Is breaking fast, when thou ahat .oape the night
OF ahame unmer.ed, and walk mors bright
For all thy suffering, 10 til rewardiDg light;
rup, be strong, be faithful to the last
Thy sbield OF virtae-ahining through the past,
Though Earth behold it not-bsfore the temper
cast!
Watcher and weeper beautiful th-ugb tears
Like Orient Pearls, are streaming from thine
thou art picture imaged in all years, (eyesi
A marv'lour type of many dsstinies-
The doubted, scoT d, suspected of thy sex
Who, envious of thy virtues fam would vex
The ear Of virtue, Ill; she cast thee dovn;
O, suferng Magdalene the base worlds frovn
Thou, for thy sex hsas borne, and still must bear,
Till sin and pride, with charity shall rhare
The empire of all hearts t. en-, thou ahaIt wear
Before the world, upon thy upturnd face
With every virtue, goodness, truth AID grace
A light and beauty, such Art has dsred to trace
c. D sruARr.
"A remarkable picture BY T C. Gates, American Artist to DO
aeon 81, hls studio 252 Broadway.
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Cool PRocEEDlNGs-O On Saturday last, the
body OF woman was taken from the Bay oppo-
ste Toronto. cap was drs wn over the face aud
deep cut was discovered on the head, about the
temples, IA sentry, or nighs-watch, hsd heard
screams as from woman in distress she night
previous, coming from certain quarter where they
were not uncommonly beard and he paid no attei'
ton to them A physicians examined the body
and gave it as his opinion THAI the woman bad
drowned herself whils derious from the effects Of
fever-ss he discovered several marks on The 60dY
Indicating sbst such was she case. The coronerS
iury conceded with the opinion Of the learned doc
tor ard the matter rests in silence. Rochester ADV
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wha pence slanaress.

How the world would atagnate, were 1t not lor
the foiieg of the hair Drained and enthu'asElc -
Happily, thew nov ard then make the sides OF the
eraye and wise to shake with wholesome laugh
ter even though the Aforesaid gravity and Wisaom
quick subside mo mpassion-protoundess PITY Oh
the utopians. How mspy laughs has wisdom en-
joyed 1T the coat Of speculative folly There Waa
one Hervey, who svouched discovery OF the
circulation of the blood And the world Laughed,
and then rebpked him; and 6nany--for his out
raeeoos nonsenae--popshed him by depriving MIN
Of bis practice. ,i.tad
There was one Jenner, Who having speooletedd
nDop the haads Of certain dairy maids, sneorlzeo
nnon vaccine virus and declared that IN the COW
he hsd found remedy for smallpox ana me
world shouted and the wggs were especiaW
drol-toretelDg, in their excess OF Why lancles'
the growth ofc0w's horns from the heads oil yacoln-
ated babies.
when it was declared that our streets should be
illuminated by igu.ed coal gss-the gas 10 flow un.
der our feet--the Word laughed; and .hen, checked
in ita rnerr,ment seoutly maintaine1 that sons
NIGHT London from end to end, would be bloWnoP'
WiDsor, the gas man, was only more treinen'
dous Guy Fawkes.
wien the experimental steamboat was frat o.
rayed 81 Blackwell, and went stern fore nost, soe
river rang with laughter. There never WAS suoh
a watermsD's holiday,
When stephebaon Yves examined by the parila-
mentary sAges upon railway project by whcn
desperate people Werc 10 travel bt tue r&'e OIL ny,
fifteen miles 50 hour the QWqrterlv Reoicto laughed
a sMdouic laugh, asking, with kingirony, "Woqld
not men ss soon be shot out Of gun, as travel by
such mesnaln
And when, last week, the Peace Congress met
at Frankfort, did not she wise ones laugh at the
snkerpg paofoators-tho simple ones in broad
brin and drab They met in ST. Paui's Church
ibid they pay twopsnoe 2 and tiger Raynsa Int;
to lamb neither was single piece OF cannon
turned by the eoquenoe of the takers into honey,
The wiae world has laughed at the circulation Of
the blood at gas-as stsamboats-at railways.
Why should mot the world enjoy its horse collar
grh at the preachers of peace2 Why should not
arbitration until accepted principIel be quite as
ridiculous until hiumphsntl az vaccination If
Jeuner was quach, why Ahoud not the dove
the symbol OF peaoe-bo pronounced most fab
ulous gOose
Meanw bile, and only e few hours after the de-
parture OF the Peace Congress from Frankfort,
Epgiand and France are tied together by the cleo
trio wire, and the lightning carries messages be-
tween the nations~the natural enemies An
electric wire from Dover to Cape Grianezl What
line OF comment on the laughers Punch
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employed in constructing the rsroaa dcsos, Tue
e Cd the wofk to be discontinued for tims When
Gu ,o in the incisiens sages the Pnig Ipeca
cnan, CONN (Dovera Powder has proved sc ex-
Gallant remedy.
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GERMANY.
sS-Aman a ,,extv~n.e

AND AARaE 81 N7Ae%SS aNHA
Az led you TO expsc, would be shs casa, King
OHIO arrived at Ischl on the a7th, and met the En-
neror and Count Nesaelrode thers. The monarch
returned to our osy ON the 3oth, and the Russian
asatesman went with Prince sohwarzeaberg to
salgbsrg. 1t was generally believed that Count
Nesselsode would so direos by way OF Beohnis to
Prague bat, from whas heard yesterday DO
nos onnsSer it improbable shat he Ia now in Vienna
Tia Russian Erabsraa dos, Count Modem, has
Quilted Vienna bus although u. ds Meyendorf is
spoken Of "a bis SUCCESSOR nothing positive isknown
on she euhieek.
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o1MsrnAO's pArENT sYoyEs

HALLS, CHURCHES STORES, pARLoRs, oRrICEs &c.
T'HE sUBsCRIsER would call the attention OF thoEe
IN want OF SIoTes 10 his complete OF the
Aso manufacturer dealer in pin and Jepanned Tn-
Britannia and general Ho1re furnishing Goods; Mica,
Stove Ornaments and Frmminga Stoyea cleaned, pre-
pared and put up abort notice and litte expeuse
D. ANDREWS,
Successor 70 r. r. RrowbTdge,
glT linz 2io Waier.st.
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Eg@ EIsa.d Hair Dye, improved 80 as 10 ecer tho
aar whiskers the momen 10 applied without me leea
nury entirely FREQ from unpleasant odor and can b1
washed With tho strongest soap Immediately Il sppeS
without waiting dry. For see, or applied 81 SATchkh
aas SViY Factory. 1 %e-st uiTibTaTnASain
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DRm0VAL.--DEs. CHIkDe ROR3 have remeysa
kGtheir oies to SO Chkmkerst Office houra rszs a u
O'Clock, An. snd from TO and TO ., PM
Fhsy have opened Medical aad Surgical InAYraary
where tho poo: in be attended grstaousiy YuesdsyA
Yharsdaye snd Saturdays, from TO II oelock, An,
Dr. Chllds will give particular ssGteE to DISEASES Of the
ehost, lungs and heart
Dr. Fora 70 diseases Of tta sys aad ear aza srges
sasaS ge2sgEly. biz tE