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members of a University, who waited on him
at the Congress Of Verona, that he wanted ODE
dent subjects, not learned men, in his domin-
ions Are they ignorant ofthe fact, that We'll
lington was q principal actor in large portion
of these transactions, and that he never once
interviewed by giving his dissent, when others
were in progressl And do they still call
themselves republicans, friends Of the people,
believing in the right of all nations to manage
their own internal concerns in their own way7
An enlightened Englishman said, when he
heard of the battle of Waterloo, "the clock Of
the world has been turned back century and
half" Exaggerated as the sentiment may
appear, we are disposed to think it just, when
we see American papers copying from English
journals, their slavish adulations OF man.
who, as an enemy to freedom and the rights OF
man, was more formidable than Metternich or
Nesseirode--when we see Washington dragged
down from his lofty eminence, and placed side
by side with mercenary soldier, who fought
for his pay, and was paid because he fought
when we hear the holy name of patriotism
coupled with that OF man. whose whole life
is distinguishable by no act Of munifcence to
the land that gave him birth, save in solitary
instance, for which he afterwards pressed
his hearty sorrow-when we hear the holder
places so valuable that they yielded him at
least 100000 per annum, and so numerous
that they have since been divided among at
least q dozen persons, at the same time that the
poor are ground to death by taxes, extolled for
his disinterestedness.
1t is proper to say that these remarks are
Il Ut intended to apply to the editor of the Mes
senger, whose liberal and enlightened views
are perfectly we'll known to the writer, and
who, that writer is convinced, thinks very
much as he does upon this subject. They are
meant for certain Northern papers, which, since
the death of the Duke of Wellington, have
filled their columns with eulogies of him, and
especially for the man who endorses a compare
son natural enough in the mouth OF Lord
Ashburton, an Englishmap,) between him and
the greatest Of our countrymen.
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DIED.

B0NAVITA, a native of Corsica, but for the past
thirteen years resident of this city, aged IS years
leaving disconsoiate widow, two small children,
and large circle of relatives and friends to mourn
his irreparabie loss.
His funeral will take place this morning from til e
Catholic Church, on Grace street. The friends and
acquaintance of the family also of his brother Mr.
Simon Bonavita and Signcr George, are requested
to attend without turthernotice.
fY Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York pa
pers, are requested to copy.
On Friday, the llth inst, JAMES CROUCH, in
the 25th year OF his eye. Els funeral will take
place at the African Church on Sunday next.
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CHINA FOWLs.--ihave jast
- A LUxURY:-The JAIME.

A LUxURY:-The James River
- Ws.sr, when purified by tie Porous
then as pure and pallucid a. wien /. 6rst slowed
from the eubbling spring, There 10 no instrun,en.
for cleansing water 20 ready aud effective as d.
Porous Glass Filter. Il acts on natures own psin.
cpe being an ARTIFICIAL drip stone; 1t cannot AZURE
bat renders II ~ nature intended tito Be- hesltnv
and Eclreshing ~ expended for one OF these iii
ters Will convert your hydraut into : fountain Of
pure spring water. II will otter fsom % 70 30 sal
Ions per hour For sale b. the Agent, Al the store
If q. z A. Rrsamts, Jr
10 II I'm No 2ci Nar ss.
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WASHINGTON MoNUMENT.-We are request.
ed to say, that the keepers of the polls, on the
day of the Presidential election, at Dckman's
precinct, Henrico county, collected, from 1873
voters, twelve dollars for this monument. 1t
has, we believe, been handed in.
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MEETING OF CoNGREss.-The next session
of Congress commences on the first Monday
of December, and will continue in session un.
til the 4th of March, when Gen. Pierce will be
inaugurated as President, and the terms of the
members elected to the thirty-third Congress
commence.
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~ I am now ready 10 take /

y am now ready 10 take those ap.endid
sky-sht pictures at the astonishingly low price Of
one dollar, with the case. Ny improvements are
now al! finished, viii Ii makes my gallery one Of
the finest in the United States. Our sky,lieht ia
urequaed, as it is of the largest and soft3st m
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fai! to
please. Come one, come all, for By SO doing you
look well to your interest.
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HUsTINGs COURT. - Commonwealth VS..
Nary PoOr.-Indcted for receiving stolen
goods. The jury, failing to agree in this case,
were discharged, and the case was continue d
over until the next term of the court The
husband Of Mrs. Poor was recog nized for her
appearance.
Commonwealth vs.. Miles TaHey.-Indic,-
ed for stealing a water melon from l.. Wood.
son, in August last. Convic ted, and sentenced
to 80 days. confinement in the city Jail.
The Grand Jury met, and after presenting
true bills of indictment against Christopher
Murphy, Frederick Kline, George Woody,
Robert Allen and John Mann, for misdemeaa
ors, were discharged.
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ENGLISH GRAMMAR.-We invite attention
to The advertisement. of Mr. Greenleaf, who
commences his evening class next Monday
night. Those who desire TO become prof.
sient in this necessary branch Of education,
will do we'll to join the class.
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MARRIED.
JUST CE.

On the End instant, By the Rev. B. S. Turner, Mr.
M. CHAMBERS of Richmond, Va, to Miss N. J..
OYLER, Of Franklin county, Va.
On Wednesday evening est in the First Baptist
Church, by the Rev Mr. Manly, Mr.. JOHN w
CULLEY, to Miss MARY E BANE' daughter of
Mr James Bane-al of this city.
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SHOOTING CAsE.-We understand that
negro boy, employedin the tobacco factory of
DR.. Mostly, on llth street, between Main and
Cary, yesterday refused to obey an order Of
his overseer, and resisted an effort TO force him
10 his duty, when the o,erseer shot him, and
inflicted other injuries upon him. He was ia
ken to the Medical College, where he remained
in u precarious condition at last accounts.
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WITHOUT PAssEs.-Catharine, slave 10
Mary Tazowell, arrested without pass, on
Thursday evening, was Yesterday discharged
with an admonition.
Paul james, slave to Elizabeth Gillian, was
also arrested withouta pass, on the same eve
ming. Ordered ashes.
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f@ A United Public Meeting in

" UHIted fuDIIc NIetttnk IN cOhncc-
ton with the Colporteur Convention, will be held
This Saturday. Evening, at Trinity Church, at II
O'Clock, to be addressed by Mr.. Gross, Rev. Mr..
KILN, OF Baltimore Messrs. Tinsey and Bib, col
porteurs and Rev. MIR Cook, of New York.
Public me etngs will be held in reference to the
system of Colportage, and addressed by members
OF the Colporteur Convention Ga the next Sabbath
evening and night, as follows:
On Sabbath evening, at 81 O'Clock, at the First
Presbyterian Church, Rev. Mr. Moorc's, and at
St Johns Church. Rev. Mr. Keplers.
On Sabbath night at IT o'clock, at the First Bap-
tbs. Church, Rev. Mr.. Manly's, the Centenary
Church, and Rev. MIR. Cummings, on Church Hill
ma 13-ltH
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DRUNK.-Patrick Martin was arrested fol-
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, Thurs
day evening, and, yesterday, bound over in the
sum of 5000 to keep the peace. Committed in
default of security.
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SENT OFF.-Elizabeth Holt, the free ne.
gress who was arrested Monday as a runaway
from her husband in New York, was yester-
day discharged from custody, on giving secu-
rity to leave the State within ten days.
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- No. 60 Main st, doors above he t S'a.L,
Hotel, has just received, per steamer Rosno.s
fine assortment of Colts and Aliens pistols .;e
feif-eocking Pocket and Rife Barrel Pis,,I. ~
gon Shot Belts, Powder Flasks, Game Bs.s. s,s
Eog'ish Percussion Caps all Of which ara fsFs,s5 "a
for sale on the most accommodating term.
no 1c-2w
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Ly Among other articles of beauty at The
Exhibition. we motto d Case STA8LERS
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTORANT, which foy
beauty Of appearance surpaases anything of the
kind we ever saw, and we have the assurance fro M
some OF our first Physicians in Baltimore TIA. it is
a very valuable Medi inc. To those suffering with
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma. &c, we would recon.
mend trial. uol3lt
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SrEALING.-A negro, named James Ellis
Kicks, yesterday received SO lashes, for steal
ing coat, handkerchief and comb, from Jas.
ClaYter,
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FINED.-Francis Walthall was, on yester-
day, fined 50 and costs, for the misdemeanor
of his driver, in driving team at an unlawful
speed.
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SENT ON.-In the case of Bowen g. Bruce,
reported fer permitting an unlaw full assem-.
blage of negroes at The Washington Hotel, on
Monday evening last, the Mayor, discovering
that he cannot, under the general law, impose
fine of larger amount than $40, has sent
the case on to the grand jury.
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X Change of Hours.-In er,...I
0>-&> Rate Of Speed.-See what Al 80 ~
Co. are doing tor their patrons The Express 49,
leaves baltimore at O'Clock NJ, 10 charge Of s.r
perienced and trusty agents, and arrives In Rics,
mond at 5x NJ. Goods ordered bv thts ,a n'ca'
ing's mail, will be delivered tomorrow nsoInir,
without fail aug
Our Express for the North East and We. ,ou,
closes at Il m-arriyes in Baltimore at an "a ~
hour next morning. 'S
banks and Brokers will please take notice ,hs,
by this change they will be greatly accommodate
Drafts on England. Ireland ami Scotland for AL,
at this Office. ADAMS q ~ 'a4o
nos l4th street, Richmond u
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r MUULoUN,
nol1 10 Main st, the great Sky.Light Gallery.
~ Pratt,s Daguerrean GALLERY. No "a.

Pratt's Daguerrean Gallery, No AS
MAN street.-Messrs. Editors: Please pubHsh the
following testimonials "a very superior likeness"
Robert Thorp. Every like" Roger A. Pryor, Ed
tor South. Side Democrat. Likeness executed SUI
perlatively good" w. Roberts 81 give MIR Pratt
the preference to all the world in taking pictures"
bat t.ial and success will be Inevitable David J.
Moody. "Mr. Prstts pictures are as good or better
than have yet seem" w. !. McDowner, King VII.
liam The daguarreotypes in Mr.. Pratts colIec-
ton equal any have seen in London Jao. Tho
mas, D, Editor of the Herald Of the Kingdom and
Age to Come. no II
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POLICE AND WATCH DEPARTMENT.-Oar
to the Police and Watch departments of our
city. There can be no doubt that the peace
OF the city. and the welfare and happiness Of
our citizens, depend for their maintenance
chiefly upon the strength and efficiency of
these departments. That lawlessness is on the
increase in our country, it is useless to deny,
for the records of the various courts exhibit too
plainly the lamentable truth. Richmond is
less tainted with it than some of her sister
cities, but crime is contagious, and unless her
moral atmosphere be maintained in pure and
healthy condition, there is no telling how soon
her streets will also become the scenes of dar-
ing and disgraceful deeds of lawessness and
crime. As it is, an occasional hare-up trans
pires, to disturb the peace and dignity of the
city, and, as it would seem, warns us to watch.
fulness against the approaching evil. Our cor
respondent refers to row between two negro
women, at the corner of Cary and 10th streets,
which continued, to the annoyance of the
neghborhood, over half an hour, and was wit
messed by number of blacks. Unless some
means be devised to check such proceeding 8
in their commencement, our laws must spec
Oily become little less than farce. And how
can the matter be remedied? Before answer
ing the question, it is we'll to look at the de-
partments forming our caption. That they are
entirely inadequate to guard the city efectual-
ly, is evident from the slimness of their ranks.
Their number should be vastly augmented, so
that each part of the city might always be I'M
der the immediate surveillance of some Of the
corps. Thus, we should have greater surety
OF that order SO necessary to the wellbeing OF
the city. But to render the folce thoroughly
efficient, an augmentation of their number
alone is inadequate. An increase OF salary is
absolutely necessary. 1t cannot be expected
| that men will devote their entire time and at
| tenton to the disagreeable and often danger.
Gus duties that devolve upon the incumbents
| of these departments, unless they receive a
reasonable compensation for their services
Good salaries, in the majority of cases, secure
the services of able and efficient employees,
| and rendeG their position desideratum which
they strive to retain by a faithful performance
of their duties. The present Police and Watch
force OF our city are certainly attentive to the
interests of the city. and energetic in the per.
formance OF their duties. but they are insult.
cient because Of their fewness. We trust thu,
| the proper authorities will attend to our sur.
gestions. feeling confident thar, In the event ;,
Their being carried out, they will rebound ID
~ NV Annnf af our cifx.
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MENAGERIE AND CIRcUs.-A. Turner &
Co.'s Menagerie's and Circus will be opened
this afternoon, at2 o'clock, and this evening,
at Z O'Clock, on exhibition. The equestrian
troupe is among the best in the world, embra.
cling N. B. Turner, the celebrated x-horse
rider, and many other daring equest rans. The
Clown, ]. w. Myers. can kick harder Jump
higher, squat lower, run faster, leap fur ther,
dive deeper end come out dryer, than Samuel
Patch, Esq, himself and his budget ofjokes
is exhaustless,
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THE GooDALL FAMILY.-This gifted musi
cal family have arrived in our city, and will
give their first concert on Monday evening, as
per advertisement. Master Nicholas Goodall,
WHO'S l2years OF age. we learn, is musical
prodigy. When6 years Of age, he played in
the Dublin Philharmonic Orchestra. Wher-
ever this family have given concerts, they have
received werm and merted encomums.
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Baltimore Sen, Ill 1a-


let the sick, the delicate, The declining tsk y
those we refer to, and then Try this grand resa,s
tive.
Baltimore, Sept IL, 1851.
Messrs Mortimer & Mowbrsy: feel il q an ;.
make known the benefits have derived tro~a' ~ ~
Hampton's Tincture. For length of time b. Da
been subject to great prostraton of muscular nnrv
er, and great debility of the nervous systern -,
companied with pal pitation and hutteri1g of ,%a
heart. had such sudden attacks that on one oecs
sion | could scarcely get home / making ne.tio,
OF my case to friend, he referred me TO Iosech r
Stap!eton, Esq, an old and highly respectable r3,
zen of Baltimore, who lad used the Tncture 80.
similar circumstances. | called on Mr. StsnIetor
and, after an interview of some minutes was .,,,
satisfied of the MEDICAL virtues of the Tinctrrss
from the evidence before me- of his own nersar
VINO, for some time previous indicated fa;lins
state OF health, but now hearty, hale aoreaF.
ance, with the activity of youth | immedaeeI,
commenced usng the Tincture, and betuIeT tooI
the contents OF one bottla my strength was renew
ed, AID | can walk as brisk and am as active a.
was twenty years ago. This Tinctara is the prapd
restorative of the digestive organs, which, wben
destroyed, the whole system is In state of sutEsr
ing
do assertt is, in reality, what it 10 Represented
to be by Dr. Hampton, the inventor.
WIN. A. SCHAEFFER,
Now in city Of Washington.
See cases Cough, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia &c
Sold only By o. A. pflets grains
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PAINTINGS OF ADAM AND EvE.-Next Tuesday,
Dabufe's celebrated Paintings Of Adam and Eve In
Paradise viii be exhibited ct Odd F.llows' Hail.
These paintings ara the same that were exhibited
inthis city some seventeen years ago, and which
ELECTED II theime the lavish commendsaoa Of con.
noieeeuEs end The sdniration Of Oh who saw them.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Mr.. David Anderson, Jr requests US to say,
that our quotation of the stock of this comPa-
ny at $40 is incorrect. 1t has been some time
since any was sold thus low. Large sales, MIR.
A. says, have been made at $423, and the de-
mand for it at this price continues to be good.
FROM MExICo.-The following item of Mex
lean intelligence has reference to fact hereto
fore announced by telegraph
The French vessel of.war Oreste, now at
Vera Cruz, appears to be only the forerunner
of French squadron on their way to sup
port, by Strong argument, if necessary, the
demands of the French Minister in Mexico, in
the case of the French subject Lafont, who
was some time since, at the instance of the
Mexican clergy, thrown into prison for marry
ing Mexican woman merely under the civil
form of contract, W ithout the assistance of a
priest.
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Il ATTENTION, CALEDONIA GUARD.
Attend meeting and drill of your Company at
Lafayette Hall, on Monday night, at half
Apast Z o'clock. Business OF importance will b
before the Company, and every member is requir-
By order OF Capt. Caskie.
no l3-2t WIN. A. IRVING, O.s.
M TU AL BUILDING FUND Am
AVA LOAN COMPANY.-The regular monthIv
meeting OF this Company will be held ON vi onday
nc. No'emoer iotn, 81 O'Clock P NJ at the office Of
the Company, corner of Bank and 10th strrets Va VI
Stockholders are required to pay their month"; ~
staments 10 the Secretary, on the 18th inst nysx;.
.to.I 10 se hoqr Of meeting few shares of
s'ooA Gan ~ oe hau oy application to the Secretary
no TT WOODBURY. B BIGELOW- S.
ITO LOVERS OF GO0D KEEE ~ -
wishing to purchase fine artic. IS pI nose
ANA MUTTON, can do SO by calling at INV .,sns
NO l! and ls, at the New Market my s'sN''
inis 10 the best lot that has been offered in ,h;s
market Tor two years. 40 'n's
no 1T JOHNP sLEDD.
FTGTLisH GRAM Nj A R.-Mr. GREEN.
uo, LEAF nrst Evening Glass will commenc.
mosDAf NIGHT November 18th, At 7 o'clnct q,
ahs Ahderson's School Room iust hell. ~
amefscsn Hotel, Main street, over Blair's groeerv
nIy to The 60 sousse VIII occupy twelve niehts Ap
| no l3-2t" r~A"s Vi the school
| M Vuu s AT IL Ia GENTS
,sH ehase just received case of Mons sines .,
- cehss per yard, which, we think. ar, .aner,o,
70 any Thing at that price 10 town. ".' superior
| no,a c. HAATWELL & CO..
| Opposite swan Tavern
mEEDs, &c:-Just opened q lot Of Tweed.
| 'o~ priced Cassitneres DC far b ,vs' clo,h;r 4
| ro,s G. HARTWELL L. CO,
| ~ Opposite Swan Tayers.
M ERcKR POTATOEs.-I00 51.1eI. ve;;
| ne ior sale BY
| 40 70 GEO. ]. HERRING.
| NEW HAMS AND FRE1H HOE n.
~ received and for sals by 80
l Gko, ]. HERRING.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire on Thursday night,
about eleven O'Clock, was occasioned by the par
tial burning Of a frame tenement, in Broad street
adjoining the Broad street Hotel, and occupied as
barber shop by WIN. Ballandine As the house had
been closed acme time previously and the Gre in
the stove carefully extnguished, there 10 no doub,
that it was the work of an incendiary. Immediate.
ly in the rear Of the shop ia the stable OF the Hotel
with which, had the flames made any headwsy
they must have communicated and caused an en-
tensive confagration. The prompt and en-. rgetis
action Of the fremen, however, prevented such q
disaster. Loss, but triding.
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no 10 ct 10sx Broad st, opp Broad >. Hotcl.


Music, Musical Instrnments, Ne.-
Thus GRESHAM, l09E Broad street. has for
sale all the lateit and most popular music OF the
day ; slso great variety of musical instruments,
Flutes, Flies, and every thing in the musical line
He is also agent for the Musical World aud New
York Musical Times.
Also fEe assortment of instruction books for
piano, acc 1rdeou, &c. Call and examine for your
selves. no I0-l2
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Eg Books, Newspapers, and nfngH-
zines.-The subscriber Is agent tor, and receives
subscriptions to all the Northern Daily and
Weekly Newspapers and Monthly uagH-
zines, at the publishers prices and delivers them
il any part OF the city free OF delivery, snd nais
them free OF postage.
He also has on hand the largest and best assor,-
nent of cheap publications in the city, 81 OF which
he viii sell on the most accommodating terms
TaOS GRESHAM,
llQE PranI ct D. Al
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Co. DIR. X. KIDDEk VAYI,s;1 has
ss~~I-a removed his Office and residence 10 the
house at the corner of 9Th and Main SITS, ouDosite
Rogers Stone Yard. nolarndr
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Home Testim0nyt-keadI Tro1o
S>Sa one OF the Oldest Magistrates of this c;,r,
let the sick, the delicate, The declining. talk !,
those we refer TO, and then Try this grand res9,s
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Likenesses of Chiidreu.-Parents de-
sirng likenesses OF their children, however young
ing in every particular his mnch admired pictures
of adults.
Judges of the art who would rather pay fair
price for choice Daguerreotype, than have a vile
imitation of one at any price, are invited to exam-
inc specimens. ii. P SIAONS l2l Main a.
N B. Wanted one or two half priced operators
to go into the country, where good pictures are
seldom or never seen; capacity no object though
those who have been practicing ia a city aud pos.
the knack of getting off that looks li4e
picture, would be preferred. NOS
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EY@ To the Pubiic.--The number Of IRENE
disble evils caused by the use OF Hair T0nics'
paraded before the public in the newspapers, sug-
ste to the manufacturer OF the celebrated "Fetch'
er's Hair Tonic" the propriety of cautiouing the
public against all articles Of the sort, unless pro-
perry tested. His own practical experience with
the hair, satisfies him of the great utility OF the
"Fiescher Hair Tonic" and the very great Danger
OF using any other without being fully aware OF lts
chemical properties. II 10 melancholy indeed, 10
the most beautiful Of natures ornaments drled,
shrivelled and wasted away by the improper use Of
articles called hair tonic. The genuine Fiefcher's
Hair Tonic is sold by Bennett L. Beers, X Du-
va! and Seabrcek 81 Reere, Broad street, and under
American Hotel, wholesale and retail by the manu-
facturer, JOHN JOHNSON
N R-No charge for q trial 40 10
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