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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-05-27
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:


Petition Parfif0aSephen Fairchd Ruth Faehd, John
Dennson and Jane Dennson his WIFE, and John Tucker and
Ruth Tucker his WIFE rs Os W. Cotton and Martha Cotton,
his wife, William FairchId Francis c Fschid Eleanor
B. Fairchid William Brovnel and Eliza A.
Brownel his wife, Theodore b. FairchHd Melissa Fachid,
Theodore Spencer and Mary Ann Spencer his wife Rodeck H.
Spoor, james KEey, and Michael Kley
- r day of April, 1852 the above
Petitioners filed in the Probate Court Of Marion coun-
w. in The Stale Petition Partition the above
entitled and also affidavit Of competent and dsneres'
defendants residents OF the
State of Indiana Therefore The said defendants hereby no
fed fling tendency OF said Petition aad that unless they
appear plead answer said Petition the calling
OF of said Probate Court 10 be begun
Monday Of May the said Petition and me
and things therein heard and determined
in their absence =,
BY order of the Court. WIN. STEWART. Clerk
R.Rrous & Porrrn Aity's for Petitioners. ap2o w3w
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GA gentleman preseted lace collar to the object OF
his alteration and 10 ocular way said do not let any
else rumpe it," mo, dear,o said the lady, al will
tax. IL of
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STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY:

l I.
Petition Partition and The AssigHmsa: Of Dousohn Allen
Martha Allen, Robert > HOskms and Caroline Hoskns, his
wife Anderson and Sarah Ander<on his wife and
Mary Allen William Allen: Rebeccs Allen, Henry c. Al
len, and Mary Jane Allen-
aE known thai on Ibis 2s day OF Apr 1852 above
I'D named Petitioners filed IN Court N the Probate Court OF
Marion aforesaid, their Petition Partition The
above named Defendants and also
competent and dneresied witness that the de-
enal Mary Allen resident OF The Stale Of lnana
said defendant Mary Jane Allen therefore hereby nofed
tendency said Petition and that unless she
appear plead demur said Petition before
The calling said the Of aid Court TO be be-
gun and held last Monday Of May said cause VIII lie
heard and determined in her abSefce y order Of the Court
VIM. STEWART, Clerk.
RaRRorR A PoRTKR Aityss Petitioners apr25-Fy3yy
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~ rJrrNsvARE-N receiving direct from siafordshire
N Ship s'wesmoreland 40 Crates Queensssre
winch with makes complete end
full For sale dealers al river prices -, -, -
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~VouNrER soALEs.-v c. HANNA & CO. prepared 70
~ supply merchants and grocers win superior article cheap
fbr cash epf9
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Mechanics Mutual Health Association.
Incorporated By Legistafurs e OAieehartcr Perpetual
PRINCIPAL oFFrcrs

PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
FOR tsshlng Csfcafes Of Membership aud papine clans
No los WALNUT STREET. CINCINNATI. o.
no . WELD BUILDINGS STREET, ST. LOUIS, MO-
No 439 MAIN STREET, LOUISVILLE. KY.
No y ~ S SHrrE IdI SIREET PTTsBuReH Pa
No I8i LAKE STREET. CHICAGO.
MASONIC HALL. INDIANAPOLIS. IND
accumulated Cash and Guaranty Capital, $40, 900.
This is Association Merchants Farmers Mechsuiss
working NELL and Others formed for the mutual benefit each
other OF sickness accident payment Of the fol-
lowing annual deposits, become and viii be
entitled 10 weekly benefit during life should disabled by
disease or accident rom attending ordinary
eupaiion All who JON tins Association entitled
e election OF onee and TO Participate the profits
soclaon II IS established safe and permanent bass Aeing
oot mutual and benevolent in lis designs with the lowest
rates consistent for lis security.
Yearly Deposits of Members Under so Years Of Aga
TABLE OF RATES NO L.
lnose craving for the hrst weeks sickness by paying
year draw per week s. draw 81 week
TABLE OF RATES NO 9
fhose not drawing for the first by paving
per year draw - SO per week SO year S5 per
$50
one DOLLAR and Fifty Cents Admission Fee vii be charged
ID ar nd be paid making application
ano ine nrst year s deposit within twenty days.
rers oFer % yearso will be charged 25
Females receive for diseases ony
OFFICERS:
Wv. SCOTT, President
WIN r. KING: w. w, SCOTT.
+ r. LIVINGSTON J. II. BUCHANAN.
X Z: JOHNSON. THEODORE MARSHALL
j. H. BUCHANAN, SECRETARY TRKAsURFe
L. X BROWNELl- General Agent for indianapolis
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A DEMONSTRATORS NoTIoE.-The undersigned having
N appointed by the Probate Court of Marion county Ind
Estate OF Luke Bryan late Of said county,
deceased therefore, all indebted said Estate viii make
immediate payment aid ali having claims against said Is
t.te vii present for settlement
The Estate is probably solvent
apr27-v3w JESSE PRICE Admins.
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EERIFFs sALE-By virtue of one execution and one fee
- bill issued by the Clerk the Johnson county Circuit Court
directed and hands, will expose TO sale at pub
auction, door of the Court House in the county Of Ma
RON in the State of Indiana the hours Of 10 O'Clock A
and O'Clock Tuesday the sh day OF june 1884, the
and profits for the Of years. OF the following de-
scribed properly, to-wii:
Being lot number in square number fory-nns elss IN
Indianapolis Marion county, and State OF Indiana
And such and profits will not sell for sufficient 10
satisfy demanded by said wts v at the time
manner, simple Of said
perry ueon and taken the property Of Charles Michael
the SUN Of Henry Bradley and The fee bill IN favor OF the OH
GERS and witnesses therein named Terms cash.
c. c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff Marion Co.
BY w. RoBsoN. Deputy,
Indanapolis siay IT, 1852 Iasyle-w3w
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a. UEENswARE-I am this day receipt Of thirty crates
direct Importation from safordshre Poeres, per ship
"Geo. Green" containing,
White Iron Stone Tea Ware, style;
do do do Dining do;
do do do CuslaTd Stands, Three Story
do do do Handled Cusiards;
do do . do Dishes Bakers Bowls, and Pitchers;
Jenny Lind Tea Pots Sugars and Creams;
do do Bowls, Teas, Pitchers, Plates, and Dishes;
Mat Blue do do do;
do Tea Pots, Sugar and Creams
Tor sale Wholesale and Retail low prices
may2 JACOB LINDI.Ef.
N RAA LBS Saleratus;
&s2D5BU46O do Carpet warp
20 boxes Star Candles, -
Received and for sale by
mayi0 JOHN w HOLLAND.
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STONE WARE-This day received
- 3o00 gallons Stone Ware. assorted;
In Jugs !. 4. g sld gallons:
In Js1s 1, 2, 3, 4, 6. and gallons.
IN m's Pans gallon JACOB LIND
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JOHNSON & CO.'S
EM. PT RE CT re u s

E.MsPT r Z C I r U s
NETfff perform The following places
vE Lebanon. "wednesday, May 2dth
Eagle Village, Thursday, May 27Ih
Noblesvllcs FFalay May 29th;
Andersonlown. Saturday, Nj 29h
Muncieiown, Monday, May 81 mayl2d&w2w
THNO LAND OWNERS-Lands wanted in healthy locations in
Indiana and the adjacent States well adapted 10 farming and
raising cattle &c navgabe Canal Rail.
road already completed Owners OF Lands of uc
description by sending
particulars with abstracts OF tile price per Se The Real
Estate and General Agency Office at Indianapolis WILL il found
satisfactory hear Of parties disposed for the purchase there
of in behalf of superior class steady INDUSTRIOUS and sk
farmers and Neutrality-suspicious. Holades and Germanswho
about forming associations Of so families under the
direction OF individuals of character and property with The object
emigrang this country and establishing Agricultural
dement's and villages in the desirable locations and on the
favorable conditions that be urd in the States best ad
apted for their
mayIa -doz w3w w. NICK SCOTT.
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a nMINIsTRAToR,s sALE.-The undersigned sdmmisir

q DEMONSTRATORS SALE-The undersigned sdnmsra
OF Luke Bryan, late OF Marion conn y de-
ceased will expose Friday, the 2Sh day Of May A. d.
1852 the residence of Labon Handing Eagle creek The &
lowing property belonging to sad estate town.; One Bay
Mare Wagon and Harness. Beds Bedsteads and
Bedding Tables Chairs and Capeing together with variety Of
Household Goods as XII chen Furniture numerous 10 enuner
ate. 10 O'Clock n NJ, on said day
follows: All 81 three do lars and I'M
der cash in hand and all three dollars months credit
purchaser purchasers giving their notes with good
freehold made payable without relief hasver from
valuation sppraisement laws
may6-w3w JESSE PRICE. Admlnisraior
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oFFIoE OF TREASURER OF STATE.

OFFIUE IHEASUHEH [
INpIASAPoLIs March Is, 1852. !
NOTICE hereby given that and after the 18th day of May
x all Treasury Notes issued by authority OF the State OF
Indiana and made receivable will be redeemed at the
Office Of the Treasurer OF State presentation After the period
fixed for their redemption, interest will be allowed these
notes [marl5- 3mo-d&wl J. p. DRAKE Treas.
G<UN-POWDER! GUN-POWDERl!--We agents for the
u sale OF powder ofhe celebrated Hazard Powder Cos"
manufacture guaranteed equal Powder the United States
VIII supply City dealers reasonable delivering the Powder
short notice.
We have erected Magazine the City limits and SHALL all
times, be fully supplied with all grades Of Powder.
All Powder sold will be guaranteed equal representation,
when other wise, the money will be refunded.
We now have in Magazine:
25 kegs Kentucky Rife Powder, Fife;
% dalf kegs do do do
20 quarter kegs do do. do;
20 kegs fair Lawn Mills, FFFa, dol
20 kegs Deer, dol
10 kegs Austin King q Co.'S do;
10 half kegs do dol
10 kegs Cannos and Blasting, do
Superior Canister and Sporting, do; -. =
North side Washington Street, nearihe tate House.
,une3O-w
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FIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFS
OMPOSITfON by the BARREL prepared Paper and Felting
- Kettles Of 20 100 gallons, Mops Screens, and Heaters
prepare Gravel Mandatory
and oneha squares of the Cou House. with printed
rections for c. ZIMMERMAN & Co.
may25-iSzw1f Indianapolis, hid
ERIssoLUTIoN OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Copar,ner
~ ship heretofore existing between the subscribers under the
hrm of WINSLOW, LANIER, IL co this day dissolved by
Limitation. The unsettled business of will be
d. WINSLOW and j. r. d. LANIET authorized TO
the the firm in t7uidaOn.-Daed
RICHARD II. WINSTON,
JAMES F. ID. LANIER,
ISAAC KIP, Jr.
NOTICE OF C0PAkTNERSHIP. = The subscribers have
this day formed CopartnerShp for OF
Banking Exchange and Money business and for the egotaton
Public Corporate under firm WINSLOW. LA
NIER & CO.-Daied New York, May I, 1852
RICHARD II. WINSLOW,
JAMES r. ID. LANfER
JAMES WINSLOW,
may25 1w LEONARD C. WINSLOW.
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Real Estate and General Agency Office. :.
FIRE ANN WATER PROOF R00Fs

Under the control OF w Mex SCOTT Attorney and Com-
selor at Law, and Notary Public.
ma y2f- WY INDIANAPOLIS, IND. =
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NeuA side, Washington sHss nssf'h' tate House.
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DIR. S. A. WEAVER,S.
CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP.

CANKER CURE AND oERATR.
Preparations warranted superior any other Compounl
in use for expeling
Serofulous Humors, Canksr, Salt Rheum, Erysipeias
Merourial Diseases. and all other Diseases Arising
from an impure state Of the Blood; Also, Liver
Complaint, Female Weakness, Dyspepsia,
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BARBOUR 4 Porter Aity's for Petitioners. apr29-w3u
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Hudson River EaIlyonA Oh

yerk Psrusry ~ 1862 81 aes.iag % tho oonerai aud
Finsh COMMITTEE hello THO tho foil wis Bile
.na adeptc on ,ho lSh instant direeso
70 be fnbhea in tbe daily of .hs cfsv and those
Albany and sroy. the towns the ns of roads in
this state eesng With hlbpny
to give eho insertion BIZ order Of the Committee
oLtVEH IL. LEE, Secretary.
The Secretary Submitted from George
Bsrnee Secretary of the Convention Of osss of thu
ts Lie Rsiroads inviting TIE Directors of this
psny TO be repres aS meeting Of tho Rpresen
OF the various eadt IRON New York to Buffalo tn he hel
-
Received That Me,srs Eorgaa Bcorman and Corning b
Committee TO attend The proposed meeting with power 20
mako all suitable nept1 for the eonveniens
conneeen ~ The travel aud busn OF this
iaac with those connecting With OH onIh Albany in
direction su in demand th the pro
tatce Of fare and freight whiGh collectively
lishtd by onoh ecrg roads for equal dtanc to
tins length of this dsud that feriage
dufr navigation bo osrei without CHARGE by this
Con pany. TO nd from albsnv Rns Eaes Albany
Resolved Thst the like authority be given 60 said Conn
ee Any roads this through
the citv OF Troy.
kfovej That this Company in Of the policy
they have adopted II extending the OF this
work 30 ALL desire excuave privileges 10 their favor
the ef otho- roade other Of trsvel
any such exclusive privileges in any Shape.
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Married.

On February 10 IN St. Pants Chr .ch Philadelphia by
tbs Rev Sheridan. JoHn SULLIVAN. OF New Ycrk
to HAsy JANE daughter OF James Fays, ED Of phlsa-
de'pbia
At brooklyn, On Thursday eveSing, February 10, 8.
the York Street Methodist Episcopal Ohnrcs by ias
Rev j. law, Mr. WILLIAM L. Ely, formerly Of BSifAlo,
y. \, to Miis Clara DENiRE, eldest daughter Of
CHARLES A. Denike Of Brooklyn.
IN February 10, by tie Rev Dr.. Taylor, Of Grace
Church, Dr.. ". DETIoTp to Hiss siAsy 4. Farmer,
daughter Of Gec-ge F. Parker E.q., OF New YORK.
In this city on February H. by the Rev Henry Chass,
CaFtain ELIJAH ern.TToy to Miss ELIEaBrTu MsauER,
both Of hancock, Msipe.
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as a6veti in this day eet down humbugs,
Dr. kELlNGER Iaattsrsof courac, takes hs chsnce
arorg tie rs Notwithstanding, the Doc.or feels II no
is entitled 90 dit for hubugying tao most
seas lara and respectable families In the nation for nearly
ten yesra 90 DELIGHTFULLY."- hashey will NOT 10
withont his dies There 10 s3aroey eGi,er ply
30 IN who does not buy Or uee thcm aud arc sny
who have not tscy shall have ample trial free of
y hss most beautifully blended his proportion, that
the patient matter vi Tho dsaaa is ouge,
sDu del ehtcd Even tho great Ne while
you esnt help but be Pleased Or notex.siy Henry
Clay or Dsnlel Webster Lewis Cas- John A. Dix
bus all who vii honor him with GALL al 40 r52ia nv,
vii ind very adaptable aud elastic member Of The
human trnily. Call ona fee him.
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nsnrtas Affairs.

DsPAsIvsE cs 5iEAnLks To DAs--FigS steamships
vi.ave pert 10. Psch' Me, for Llyersooi
F,icon Pogt-e Tor Havana nd New osieaus; Asoama,
Lod.ow Tor savannah: iar,ou, Berry, for Chalstoa;
sAo thu Roanoke ra-tlsh. for Richmond.
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COMMON PLF4s -paIt NO cssndar Part 2-N~s
l3s 64, 2ss 2i6 259, 9ao 2s, 260 252 28t, 80, so
ESQ. $50 2s4 2A8 2,8 292, 1853 lai $3.50 2l0 Noted
Of issue for General Fam, fr argument tho frs,
hepesy Of Merch next, be aled before Wed
Leftsy, February rs.
U.,ssp Sr.1ss DISTRICT COMMUNICATIONS.
svPsEss CouRr Special Term -notopa.
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81 yelling engt without supply n ari-
et"r rs dresins case - gvrrsed rrds Id ny "nits,
i"ffe al washington hos0p. NO tstte pr phrs
,r for ,he hair his EyFsron rla d. ~biio
lis 10, for 81 syiug ia unvrpssabie for tbs 40 A.
r&rg 30 process 10 wish uAer ks every
dsrsr Of attn sauai sssa asd esvea Mo .sia
In cfntitlen suited Withstand change OF hest
colo itheptrth If cha ,pas sold A. thscity ~ u
~ Fct d. 10 Faltoa streets kri on cark 90 IS aud
J hi n. KJ 6ysadway; ani Wm. ii. Cars ~ Co, as
RaA,dl tr.ah
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eco aness coats ~ 81 81 $500 and are,s Costs
50 3@a Lr fancy 9asssro tans-ioons q % cacA 100
ELK hui rsseu gsss 81 e.ch; lev rich lined Over
COSTA 50 eseh ecraSr Of Nassau ara neekn.a slr,es
LEyiE {. EEGAS.
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The Flexible ANNOY OF .,,e syn.sh,s os

ola did iii th shesr beautifully che tSs
ttr.e mace n Greene, 80. Arisr Hsuss Tie fuua
Il tfsoe % fnd wrgslr In vain. Cha Shi
or3erad ~ GAEA, y aiwa5a tie Yonogr 81 coasiaued
ON som
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riso DsALBRs ~ COAL -TuE WfLweSBAEes CoAL
Y mrany lsyo aescrmlncd 20 oher beir celeb. sad
superior Anthracite Cost 80 doisr a. raacod prices
Apply At the yard, soot CT Couvo1n sur ssrees
4. HEYk0l Agent
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Fans.-Al,yays On hand. u Iarge rqsrrt.

rtut, Hcitabe f5r tho Cpfra evening paEsier, Aa3
yoiairo Essfs, iich ftacy BasAets Btage nd Prran
tyntmerts LNhna Ely ca AMI ersas ySlo.y q sans
G. ". TUTTLv, s.5 Bgossgay.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED Every DAY.

WwEsN@ga1..
yTANTED-IEF0 RNATI0N or IE7. J. vs7g9-,
~ farmerly engaged by ar-. j. Sic Will ia y Of
.nE - hsr aaynnsge - aa5co.siaS aoso 10 liza. -,
Ledger chco Philsdelpha.
E2 W. .LoHasoT OR 4. ROBERTS. PRtSrgRa,
rafted IN seeing thtr by oalas sending as tocaY
b. CHARLES EAWLE, al j. II. Blower J. Co.'S, IS soash
elrsst.
rfraE QsNrLLSAN WHO ARRIVED WITHIN TwO
vsoss from ssn Frsuciseo. Caofni,, ard Laa lestor
In bis possession for James Tyre from hs brother Dsvd
will plosfe send his sddress 70 100 or wsss street. hey
J papers will confof . tarsr by copying the above.
gNF0RyATIUN wsNPrD-oF JOHN nAsttDv AND
hiS gser Ann CasifT, ror the county OK Dar-, Cola
rAe ltlsD6 atterly living in Gudaon as9qs ROW YORK.
AET psron INC Hrg % their whore sbouts Will caLo: favor
HUGH CASSIDY, stoctton, Cah'ornis.
RELIGIOUS E0rlCEs.
vs7nE FUNERAL plEC0URsEs OF JOHN III 1rs AND
" feijan'n Z Dean VAL be preach % on Sabbath
4 nrd hcss of Alex Bosa2dus late the Custom Hguss
b. iiiag Ito ssapo Of tde ChrySh sixth ths
sfegno5n IF Gunday, I'D. st igt CsnEtgaa Churo
In sixth between Second ard Third te
pastor, A. Ro, The frier :na relatives OF The
ere Invited 70 attend without fng .hsr notice.
NEW InRus.Lra cnuRcu tiGuTH sR2sr
~ ntar Broadway Prof gush will dgser lnctura in
Qryolloloey Of tho Ne CAufch.
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Cntfinr rrn,r nnd IYri,rnr, s,sllrrlIv,

-tharics wooa. 213 Byoadpsy j. noy eGsii5r Ia
fesmG OF coed land k5 Lake LAM Wc9 los yts&s
e ~ tnall ms, Ia 5STes ~ So Only gcs AJ adts
GaC,asat IN this paper.
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sowsn timaey nssrly 20 yesrs he entirely bald
he called in 80 store 500 woh atreet he wah hs
bat brushing his har discovered she chsngs. and
asked wst bad prodreea ne said soleD My th~t he had
Used nothip but Find aud have doubt OF tho
ssnh Of his statement have assdyear nedy er
senr ~ r family for various purposes have been
nGighisd Sith lis operation. know IL cured clerk
iroIaottd rheumatic Affection, aiser all other remedies
hsa failea.
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DIR. EeitfnSec nan, I'm addition tn the
shove and the OF oheys that Adducod
hs hsic Jss Susan Ellison, hishly respectable youns
t5y, ko ~ korfis street, who bald and Loaf her
hroNs She has BOTH thicker
spd finer ths oTisin al ha Tho Dir indeed fei
under pehy DBL this lady, called Iish her
~ srerC
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V ~ they cannot lroys by hundYu3 OF Scgsou shssssc
ne ~ o ioId a. "a hudson tsce is re Acit IN
wee tti'tshsl thsEggB gray fei h.ir beaGtitat
ysnaLsst exok o. lsoS rgi.e 70 esase glr casv; 81
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Clear the Track Tor No. The Lantern

CIenr the 'IfacN 5cr NO. -TNe LnnVcrh
0tnext Elk will the f.lacY OF Americans being
she 20 issue in comic nty sufficient TO excite me
rbiies Of sughter loving muny. The ,rcco-
tnted 81 ibis has surprised the propretore
rnd the FEELING wy ia which The pul,ude mold o.
~ told BY the thousands that sold weekly Public atioa
oe 10 fniton street. and soll by all news SCENTS.
Ready en- Acnd ~ merning-p price So cents
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tesrtfallv sn IL every ontirs ID oeafrmrI = TIC
tsee nrd ti7e 81 thN bead we'll to eusrs Nrani
E.ebfu g-rGelg.
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midop, so Broadway prepared to furnish hie ce-
sprg Hats Tor be.1ty style, e,egsnee finish,
Ct material Ugbtness olastc city and durability
ancona spriog Bats for 1884, eutrvsl all etito-1.
Gentlemen respectfully invited 80 call sas anime
beautiful fairies L. H. AnIDcE, GO Bro.dwsy
Genr Blocker street
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New rrtuorpsS la 4saAr.Casysng r-.Cis&h
ar Erushes b sne Thousand tcuYssa OF
10 &mettos The sguiteers uair GssssuE agsahiish
Asrs ~ the osa. Fessnres sal Hahesra Of New
sysssne-hsN ptya-A aSW 10 HsscuttlEgi SoartoeI
geUre np8orpSa,ee " she worla .lwaye the pot
fhro BRO elssa s Broshss Cog III ky She has edll-
se s-0neGndt NE Balloon SPLENDID She aaseroo1
% regal resdoeee Tho attendance fos aair
ita ssse u snst>nA vary seaslsLAn feels nest tn hs
s=pelh We taa sooss Tno style of Jnt
R sad pressas go lair elpses leisy dvesmes
~ ~ NsE Work Ia s3ct s> gnStoue srfssal Eai~csi W
Svosawsy corner o. beyst, sea- oEststed
srts uru-ies. Novelties ane copveziencs hsn
sshsEed sbin ,ho our wshn shy establish
ens hs taco Of 40 ssgrh 80 al Eho ses % nsir
Dying. GhEien's 2a@le 4@r Dye, 80 color she hair
rshsrs the Sept - 10 applied, without Injury Go ire
hsr sEr 10 be Tsaed immediately wthcus disturb
g che eolar snd bsd otnr. Ia sypd, sat
fN .F6&E AID "a
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<syIa 81 ihe perfeos i;tssse
saNcnsed 2ects ~sang eareof sT'iels
ensud eE SETGEsLOBa eeieh.srsd VIA rsasoYy. ice
AL .si &c euns he srge51 ana sssa "a
scytEent Ia tar alsy. 7snY ina sd1fess
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ready 1T tbs Uoon Hat Store % Fulton street. bs
tween william and Gold steets-FrceMau ssaura5 his
frisnds and the public thst h9 style will equal n nos ur
ohe.pness Asc. At. particularly shifted for yourg
Any styla mado F8EGAhN, Asnuta,tRror,
~ Fulton street, between William and Celia s.s.
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ecetous OF prominent hatsern and wager will
make your collections E2F.aSCaaIDs. No. lG7 Nss.n
s,rcet &C Ann. Judgment will ditste tina. his Hat
for 80 90 by far Eurpasses any 81 Ia. in town.
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DE-. KeIllncer Aualn ON Ahn Hnir-Mair

DT- II. tUfHsseF f5sfU Ol WIG fsaFF~sFFHkF
hair 70 tleau before tho people lisa Dr.
MS gic MD restored hesa OF ha bal q yesrs2 HeSr
hat hE H. AeIian r o, Tsst ssress say De Eel:
New hrk city, bsid fr his l7th bis st year, had
bic fskHn bald head and Afterwards his d-
With beautiful fac Bo he ad ef hslr
Ihs can he rovsn the sssfsotion Of any WAC vii
call n D. 80 Pearl street z6t and AS RrDsd.
.ay IL largo toilet bottles 81 eAohi Cor So S3a
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Hats that rrc Ha,s,-Coleman. 1

Eassu street she prbic TO compare hls sorng sy,
With other ode and Quality 10 tho rtes, kno
iug they viii p-onon Ms production Cor $780, 1a best
hat ever c1ersd in Now yors, any prise.
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seye call the s.tcason 81 aaorn and Ssrthern aor
shsr Visiting city for spring purchases 70 stock ~
krEiag nai Summer Clothing, which
~ vsried rs msrufaoturs 81 this season ebraeaa
ard De- ralie Ftge, manufactured Sih Ill he
sasee niereeae sor which orr asshsN,nens Se shE
uesIY oeisbTSssd snj srics n.zntly iov
form. u. j. nEvrIN.
- ,n3 25 Eohr conner OF Nassau s,zseA