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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

10 every wind
The stars and stripes thrown;
They float from GUkNEY'S Gallery,
They wave from tn zone.
And Freedom feels her pulses beat
To the hurried tread of a million feet,
As the folds of her flag with the breezes play
Over GURNEY'S Gallery in Broadway.
The superiority Of Gurneys Daguerreotyyes is acknow
lodged by all who visit his at y Broadway
Dey street. and $40 Broadway, Of Leonard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

PROPOSED DINNER TO MR. Barring The COM
plimentaIy banquet'ng in honor oftns Distinguish
ed capitalist, which had its initiative in Boston a
week or two ago, is about to be- initiated in this
city, though We have not yet heard that the day
has been definitely arranged. The merchants,
bankers, and faanciers of Wall street, are deter
mined not to be outdone in hospitality magn-
6cence by the gentry in the line Of business in
State street; but think that the pleasure of par
tcipatiDg in the affair should not be entirely mo-
nopolised by the capitalists and fnaaciers of the
uetropols. Mr. Barring is gentleman universally
known and respected, and. the pleasure of fc,isg
him should not be con fined TO q certain class, but
should rather be open to all ranks Professions
ditions and degrees of our fellow citizens
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

THE Nkw YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cunard steamship Niagara. Captain Stone, win
kavs Boston at noon, 10 morrow, for Halifax and
Liverpool The European mails win close in this city
u and three o'clock this afternoon The NEw
fesx WEEKLY HERALD will be published at half
pAst ulns O'Clock this morning Single copies in wrap
psR, tixpepce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

IAvE FROM PoRT 40 Plat, sr. Domrroo by the
scbooser IssbenA Captain Boyd have adysoss from
Pert Plat to the sth instant Business Of all kinds
vas very dull and the market for American produce vas
o'ertoeksd The price for white pine Wa s22; pitch
Pine s25; 'fnnelss 81 per foot tobacco IKE. The
government mixing preparations for the defence Of
the csuntry Wick daily expected 70 be attacked by
eoulouSue, Of Hsyu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

TIE IRVING HOUSE CHANGING PRoPRIEroRs =,
is not generally known that the late gentleman,
proprietor of the Irving House has retired froa
the management of that hotel and disposed of al
bis interest in it to Mr. w Burroughs, lsts e
the Franklin House. Mr.. Howard his been ut tn
head of this establishment for period Of only tire.
years, ard from his polite, urbaue. aud business
IKE manners, he has given to it prestige and .
name unsurpassed, if equAlled, by any other no e
in this metropolis. We are grati6ed TO learn that
he has reaped the just rewards Of his talent ano
energy in the accumulation of o magnificent for
tune, which ables him now to retire from business
and live in splendor and affluence wheresoever h,
lists He has received the sum of one hundred and
twenty Eve thousand dollars for his interest in tn
business and premises, and We learn that, adding
this to his profits for the three years of his manage
ment, he is now master of the priLeely fortune OF
three hundred thousand dollars. If his ambition
prompted him, he might, with this sum. buy on
some Of the dukedoms or prncipalities of the Old
World; but Mr.. Howard is q thorough going
epublican, and despses all aristocratic aud
feudal customs. He proposes merely to pro
coed to Europe, make a complete tour of tina
continent, travel through Greece. Turkey, Syria.
Arabia, and the Holy Land, dive deep into the
foupt of classical lore study the ancient Chaldaic
and then return to this great modern republic, and
for aught know to the contrary, become the next
de ocratic candidate for its Presidency.
This would be . glorious climax for o life well
spent in the ways Of industry and utility, and We
doubt not that Mr. Howard would evince as much
good tact in administering the affairs of this mighty
nation as he did in governing his great establish
mont His fnok ma host was rated va Of ardax
evening, by speeches and sentiments delivered at the
close of dinner. Amepg the orators on that occ,
zion were ex-President Tyler, General Ward
General Walbridge, Mr.. Joseph Hoxie, Mr. Holmes,
s C and Neisrs Howard and Burroughs, the old
and new proprietors We have full report of the
proceedings, which We will give in to morrsw's
HERA and which We promise will be found
interesting.
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Those Lovely Eyes

Those Lovely Eyes
Those lovely eyes, fondly shine
In this dsguerrentype of mine,
Az II thy pure and wing heart
Had IN their imaged light n part.
There lie nothing which commands the attention Of vistrs
to ROOTS Daguerrean Gallery No. 33 Broad way like the
of the eyes his Rooms FIRST
door, up stairs.
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New lork-Ihe public respectfully informed let
ters &c regularly from tais General
Once six times day, clock every ht
exceped at charge Of One Cent each Free stamps
always ON hand. JAMES &. MARRIOTT
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~-sse AwUicG~ "knew that certain state
meDt was false before he Published It nor was 1t
ut all probable that he would take back the false
hood But this 10 = deviation from its usual
classic lscoDism.
Perhaps the palm Of excellence ought to be
awarded to The scurriiy WHOM puports illustrate
. moral truth HIS Satanic Majesty 10 never more
peculiarly himself than when he ascends the pulpit
to deliver moral lecture. There is something de-
lehtfoly unctious in the following reprimand, ad-
miDisteIed by the Washington Union to the Re.
public tAug l0)i-
E.re We bsv~ M illustrs on Of the crooked policy
which men pnst pursue -isn they depart from the
ruth III DISTINCT I.Iysr prop up meadacious
sy.,m, pt .hicb bore Jai,ehooc Il. fa,-
thing 10 give currency hut The cIeotbiy Of snot Of
con. srn ora ~bo DE-. IN 9th og "a assault
no, z vile for WHO have never hesated u
iran pie ihs buh 70 outage commun decency In
carr, ing out ihslT infamous purposes.
The Mn ~,ng Express, New York. is famous in
oil The diff, rent st, les Of giving the lie. We have
slreaoy teen how il demolished the National Demb
cat with single shot. In the same terse way, it
knocks down the LONDON correspondent of the
Times with the single remark that his c)mnuaica-
tioDs are "lettsrs from a liar AS example oi
the ornate 'lie direct" We may quote the follow
ing, which may model for future iMita-
ton. L. is from the Express Of lsS Juae:-
1t would b. degrading the press to -apoy to this Mr.
Pike ths epi h-ts bis esluDni-s sgainst and false
hoods upon tnch Fillmore sad Webster deserve
We may in brief every garment ne has on i earned
by isir- hood His breed Is by untir,ng lying But
for lying he would safve and freeze or naked as he
beasts go
In IA, of yore, whe. one hot beaded geHtleman
ass allied another with
Through the false assags of thy throat. thou hsst.
he was no true man if ha dad not instantly add
And ilt.Icbsngsably throw down my gage,
To prove myself loyal gentleman
Even In The best blood cha "A b-r.d In his bosom.
And even III these peaceful times, We are inclined
to think that there few In decent society, wPo
would "swallow down the lie'' without some at
ten pit to avepge the insult Among our cotempo-
IaIies il seems the rule is different, They give an
take the lie in the ordinary of business; and
are none the worse friends atter~ards Like othee
filth, it wipes off. And who for the stain 1t
leaves? Not those, at all events, whom good
breeding or of propriety restrain from such
weapons.
So potent is the bad example-so familiar have
the partizan Journals dered the lie in the mouths
Of our polticans-that even General Scott, himself
the .big candidate for the Presidepcya hero in the
field, and polished gentlcm an in private fe--can
not address public meeting without resortipg to
this pot house argument. ''Gentlenen," said he,
the other day, to tho Columbus deoutasioo, "the
statement referred to is faIse-it lean inven-
ton, gentle men-a i,e IL is u iie-a false and
groundless lie"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

Madame SOMtag.-The only Portrait OF this
dstis uishsd arte taken this country.
btiop at BRADlS National Gallery 25 Broadway
of ulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

psi wssA, ysbnsAsl elsewhere, szhf&ss very
graaifysng decrease Of thirty three y, The number
Of dsashe - compared with that Of he week which
cent before The deaths from ,. no various formi-
aabls diseasss, such as cholev !. and fevers, have
also decreased but the info !. mortality still GOES
ON in pretty much the SAM alto The gross total
four hundred and twenv fsur-of deaths, is not .
very large amount, u . city Ike ours, re sewing
emigran,s by the . .oussnd daily, many Of whom,
particularly the . drep, after he voyage, die Of
dysentery and o. .ner diseases contracted Ut sea.
We consider u . sanitary condition Of our great
city In u gos ID state. We will give statistical
analysis OF the deaths and prevailing diseases,
during IN four weeks up to Saturday last, in q
day or two
veTy full report of the Testimony taken before
the CO rousr yesterday in relation to the late Gold
strfs tragedy. will be found in our columns this
mo ming This co botim report is up to half
p st three o'clock in the evening" the time at which
The inquest was adj urned.
We also publish to. day a detail Of the facts con-
nected with the finding Of the body Of John Daniel
| KettiDg, q German cabinet maker supposed to
have been murdered in Forsyth street. in this city,
1t the shop where he found employ nent.
| In addition to many columns of advertise nents,
much very interesting reading matter will be found
on the inside pages Of this sheet. We viii merely
mention the folio ~irg.--Conclus Of the extra
| ordinary memoir of General Scott; VIM. II. Seward
and the coming anniversary celebration Of the rescue
Of Jerry; report of tine citing of liberals in Chat
ham Hall paper from DR. Hare on the whirlZind
theory; letter rom Montreal, literary reviews, Sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

Madame SOntag at Brady's.-Thls unri-
allied Queen Of Song visited BRADYs National Gallery
Monday last and added her portrait uusur
objection OF eminent exhibition - No.
Broadway, corner of Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

On the 18th instant kr I. q hoorehead. Of sootts-
ytV sho bin thsOpsh the hesd While he xac riding hous
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the dia mond spek aud every mortal man has his fail
ipge Lut for lie Of fault Ia kNOx5
ail hats which much admired and universally
ysrn They indeed brilliant beautiful and becoming
worthy Of the great popularity they
5nisS M Store ~ st Mt No Us Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

brilliant Diamonds quality SO carat; Also loa
~ and two which will he sold by the single
stone Diamond hinge, Pins. &c., at manufac
turers prices. DAVID hAII, Importer Of Diamonds
.si way, second noor.
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has devoted his unceak attention the perfection OF
these useful articles has hard large variety OK
suitable the OF the travelling
munty. For sale by &. SAUNDERS, No. Astor House.
and 3s7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

OF every Kind of fail and winter Goods
be found at HITCHCOCK LEADBEArERS, 34f Broad
way corner Leonard street silks Merinos Shawls, DE
es and everything lady desire for wardrobe
They nave some choice bargains.
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Az which the Filter removes PERFECTLY Prof Rem
The Porous Class FILTER removes all Impurities who
ther Of animal Of vegetable matter aud parts
crystal appearance beautiful I, tho pleas
Ing 20 the taste No housekceper shonld he without H. IL
and viii agt S.os w. Depot Qgthic Hall,
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respectfully invited the choice selection Of dress
combs the subscriber establishment The variety IT, be-
yond all doubt the largest III. city Combs made and
repaired. a 4 j. SAUNDERS,
1857 Broadway, between " alkcr and White streets.
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Gentleman Who I.ooI Before they L

respectfully vited AGAIES A6 broadway, be-
they their for shirts elsewhere All AGATE
atks between his Shirts and and
every other style before the public.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

ne new i"rk 6tin Manufacturing Company, o
eoHreenwich street ar" happy that they
Just completed an extensive arrangement In their manuao-
Tory which viii enable them t. supply orders
Reservoir Pen promptly for ~. by mail for
TINS pen, accompanied with three dnsrs This includes
silver extension hoder will be ned Nv mail Di-
rect above The Reservoir Pen u adapted any hand
writing and is charged the ordinary pen. soon
and writes two pages fooesp paper for three
Gold pens cpaired - 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

en-PETER E. LYON, at @ Bover,, respectfully informl
houeekeepers and others tint he viii his sales all
this week to give all chance procure Brooms Mats
Brushes Busters Baskets and general arti
ces at half the usual Call carly and avoid the
rush.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

bntors to this Fair have their business Cards printsa
Gard Factory 10 vesey
than the city, in consequence OF tho
Factory making their stock Sluob worth Of superb
Playing Cards hand as cheaper than can 30 pur
ssased at any other Factory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

oase only CYRUS FtEiD 4 GO, No. ii Clln street
sole for the Victoria Mills for almost
the manufacturers Ia sh,s country ohef for sal
favorable trtuch lower mill prioee
Of the desirable stocks Of American
French and English writing shown In Ahe UniSc
Bates.
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fer1his delightful poGad his perfumsa by its owl
ingredients will TIE head clear from souri, anc
dsndru besides preventing the loss OF tht
hair Manufactured and sold at CR SrADOROS Wig anc
Scalp establishment Astor ioute.
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sortnent, NIL sizes and all and bows
Vel made goods exclusively Every article sold
ted IN every respect No deviation from marxed prices
Pare asers invited to call examine for them
at the Broadway Fashionable Clothing Emporium Of
LfRED hUhkoE 4 Co, No. al broadway, between
Howard and Grand streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

te uHt o. uu razr lie ale at by
single Application to TIE Metallic Tablet. This article.
pronounced ly the judges mt the Worlds Fair have no
equal IN producing the kreIet possible
be obtained genuine. from the inventor SAUNDERS,
No. Aston House. and 81 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

Greenwich Chambers This IL the place
purchase your Underrts and Drawers Collars Cravats
Stocks Gloves Hosiery your shirts made to
that they certainty. Take down
this address, and give 1t an early call.
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RINEWED EVERY DAY.
ss- SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. ca
THE MILITARY.

NOTICE-TuE MEMBERS or THF guRCH GUARDs
hereby notified TO attend At adquartsrs 2s2
Third avenue, at Mr. O0nn-s on Wedne sday septsnhc
49, 10 drill Also attend tho meeting VI ssid eomnanv
Monday October for oaI business All nam hsss
arc particularly requested 70 attend. ny order,
JosErH WxIR, SECRETARY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

obtained mt ii. L. FOSTERS establishment n Cortlapdt
street where gentlemen would do we'll call select
from large stock Of goods and read made clothing
ta and Winter Clothing Foster IL prepared suit all
with clothing OF the most fashionable make finish
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ing Just few minut,s too late" When GREEN, No
OF his Shirts
ranteed to mt, hour of certain day, he
siders Inding regard 60 time in
lation fit workmanship lie Is Punctual - the
sun itself,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

are hsy engaged N eanvassng the merits 81 NUGGETS
eeented hats which for elegance and superior hnh are
worthy o. the highest encomums Ills establishment At
No 20 Third avenue where be the largest ana
nnes assortment Of hats in the city Such man rs Mr.
hJRCH is indeed worthy Of the patronage he receyes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

JOHN GkEkSOk, No. 2i Grenwch street Is inst nj this
time offering some great bargains in oil Cloths Aso
splendid indow Shades offered extremely low Paper
hangings Cornices Bands ana all the Of
this branch Of trade At prices entirely satisfactory
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Breakfnst Teus.-A vn,lrtv or fine Congo
Extraordinary enthusiasm. vxoud

and Souchongs also Uoions nunpoader Imperial Hyson.
Young Byson &c. In chests hall chests boxes The
choicest 1eas imported this For sale oy
JOIN DUNCAN a. SONS 4F broadway.
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rex are literally
tons c,mpre everything or brilliant tn tue way OF
fancy Iats and Caps and assortment manufactured
after his own deens uneauaed IL variety beauty and
shtnpnoss GIKIN. 2Ii Br5 roadway, oppoete st. Pauls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-28

nnanmty great exctsement tremendous majority
favor Of HILLS inimitaAy beautiful styles and skfful
manner OF cutting hair and whiskcr at Is Nassau
Of Pine street. "
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Carpets Cheap enough at eo Ro,yery. IIirnm

hNDEKsUN'S:-Iapestry carpets, 7s IS. ys; Three
ply Carpets at 6s and Is Figured and Ingr aimed Carpets
3s, As, and Us Stair Carpets. Is Brussels Stair
Carpet o. Floor uiicoths, Is 3D. S.. 81. I'd Figured
and English Oheloths eight yards wide mt 6s and Is.
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roIoItan Lace and Embroidery Store, 657 Broaiway.-
JOHN MADDEN will open, this morning. four cases of en-
broiderics and lace goods just arrived the Pacific
ssting OF Aboni collars caps chemsets sleeves infants
robos ladies' muslin and lace dresses and skrts Ladies
visiting New York are specially nvited 70 GALL
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French sllppers.-Tne ladies who have sur.

feient discrimination TO appreciate really superb article
should examine Cantrels french Slippers
nehtes most elegant and comforabe covering tho
feet Ladies, do fail yst Can
trels for his assortment Of all kinds OF Caters
lies, &c. s very large and in quality style aud msnao
ture cannot be surpassed His prices very as
all Will confess after examination Of his really excellent
and Durable furnished at the low price twelve
fourteen shiliingr CANTRELLS " at $50 Bowery.
singers sewing Machines ars all the time
increasing In favor among the shoenakers saddler
eshers IN the sewing professions This 10 the
sipal Office 268 Broadway.
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go httN teebrntod Tor giving 60 bald and
covering and converting hair rs and naturn
color s to bc obtained at the of General
23 Chambers street aud from the principal druggists Of
the o"---
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ry take the place of all others
The color II mpart is that OF its insrejents are
naturn and does not soil because the
rior Of the hair sold and applied o. apart for
the purpose, at CRISTADoRoS 6 stor House. -
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Rich Carnefinp.-Smifh n 4annsl,errx 81,

A Pearl street. are now prepared to exhibit their ia
styles comprising complete aud desirable
rich Velvet Tapestry Brussels Three Ply and Ingram
petings also, choice assortment Of all other goods pei
tanning to the carpet trade all f which they offering
prioes that challenge competition.
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lures efec tuay cured BY &arshr newly IL, snted
teadustirg elattie Truss 5 n. Marsh Practical
is the inventor of 1russ
by the faculty 70 be the most effective extan
adustrE itself TO every partition of the body rendering
impossible IL not only inIres complete reten
tion of the bowels but effects radical cure Mr. Marsh
having had upwards OF twenty years the treat
ment OF hernia will guarantee ia every Of rup
ture OF however Ions standing competent female
tendance to wait upon ladies' Children invariably cured
Open until o'clock in the evening
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attention rs usual to diseases Of the Ear from
70 o'clock daily. at hir residence. N2 Broadway.
Powell's Treatise on the Eye can be procured At
onhce Alao Artificial Eyes which be inserted witho
pain, and will move and look like the natural eye.
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In honest truth, our publ, men have become so nc
customed to be told they are "li-rs''-addicted to
the "accursed vice. which Plato considered the
greatest Of crimes, and Montaiene would have
punished with the ftaks-the vice which, if preva.
lent, would rot society to its core-thst their pulse
does not beat stroke the faster when they hear
the atrocious epithet.
Thus, the wings laugh when the Southern Demo-
craf Gays che has been trying to count the whg lies
uttered during the Nobody feels aggrieved
when the Morning Express (July 2ith) charges
the National Democrat with 'foul falsehood." The
latter paper not to be ousdone in strong language,
pours forth voley of coarse abuse a whig
writer, commencing (Aug 9th and l9th) with the
mild announcement, that che is at tool for dirty
work." and rising, by gently graduated SCALE from
',illanous calumDy," and ''base, miserable falsif.
cation" to infamous vilsny, for which he has
been kicked and cufed;'' the Democrat caps the
climax with pious shudder at ''ths strocity OF his
falsehood." We are not aware that any blood has
been split in consequence, and commend the philo.
sopby and moderation of all parties concerned.
The New Hampshire Patyio., in argumentative
article to show the baseoess the do wright
dslnm Of certain fellows" therein alluded to- mildly
reproves it's sdversaries for using all the Of
fraud forgery, and fAlsehood, which latter accord
ing to the genuemanly editor Of that paper, has
been base, pslpabe, deliberate and perse vering"
Referring to the Warrington Republic, (Aug. 49,
fair antagonist in this style Of reasoning, It sub
mits that the Republic either lied wilfuly or lied
recklsssly;" and, fearful lest this assertion should
not De sufficiently explicit, the Patriot adds that It
is merely anxious to "show mp the resklessness,
and meanness Of the leading Washing
ton organ. II stops At no lie, no aot no per-
version Of testimony records which it thinks will
aid i,s despicable cause"
The Aibany Eperi~g Journal and the Tribune
are ore pithy In their attacks. "He les" is the
usual formula, without extraneous ornament or
flourish. The former, indeed, occasionally smbel-
fishes the charge with few aggravating cireum-
stances a., for iostance, In the passage (Aug 2)
wherein hs quietly yeuasks that the sditSs Of ~
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beard they pluck u out Grahams ougnent viii force tn
Nbiskers. monstaches and hair grow like magic,
there has been indratou of them before II will
stain injpre the skin AZ ALL Price, dollar per bot
tie. sent to any part Of the country
X. q. GRAHAM, Isl. Ann street.