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INDEPENDENCE, MISSOURI,
-nH BY
" B. W. TODD.

have removed from the "Noland House," TO
the Nebraska House," in Independence, Missouri
The Nebraska House is large new building, and
has re entity been much improved by alterations
and additions Having taken this house for term
of years intend to make every effort to promote
the convenience and comfort of travellers. The
patronage Of my friends and the travelling public
is respectfully solicited. - - uon
B. W. TODD.
January ls lSj3--lY.
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THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND BAL. DE SARACCO-UNDER THE MANAGE
" ment Of committee OF his friends Mt Niblos Saloon
18TH of another great soree that to be given
on the Sd by wealthy family This ball will be the
most fashionable and recherche of the The new
and elegant dances have been selected and the most cee
brated musicians engaged. Tickets of admission exclu
siyey for the ball with privilege Of twelve or twenty
lessons. and circular containing full particulars can be
procured at Mr.. Saraccos, No 10 Grand street. four
doors west OF Broadway by making immediate application
the number Of tickets is limited 1t is scarcely neces
sary to audc TO Mr. Saraccos professional Abilities the
superiority Of his talents and the rapid progress Of his
pupils admitted. Adults who have never danced be
fore taught all the modern dances in single course
Of twelve lessons and during this arrangement they
obtain tickets at third the usual terms The dances
taught will include the Polka Schotsch Polka Redowa
Iedowa Waltz, Mazourka, Esmeralda Cinq temps Waltz
German Cotions, &C., &c.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2y-NOon.
Cotton is brisk to-day, and already 1000 bales have
been sold at rmer prices Rio coffee is advancing sales
have been made Of 1900 bags at ga to CSC We quote
prime mclasses at 241ac
NEW ORLEANS jan. 29-P. NJ
The sales of cotton to-day 5000 bales, at steady
prices quote strict middling at oc Our stock is
81 900 bales The receipts of the week are large
amounting to 81 900 bales. Increased receipts at all
southern ports last year, 600 bales We quote
Ohio -four at 81 CO. Dealers awaiting the Africas
advices.
PROVIDENCE, Jan. %, 1853
Sales Of cotton have been small and prices unchanged
the sales for the week were pounds In printing
cloths the market active at the close and prices
fTm; sales for the week, "a, 100 pieces.
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POLITICAL.

nEM0CRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
~ At meeting OF this Committee, held at hmmany
Hail. Thursday evening, Jan. 28th pursuant to adj
journment the following preamble and resolutions
unanimously adopted =
Whereas upon u consideration Of the cases Of con-
tested elections, certificates Of the Inspectors ap
pointed under the resolution of the Democratic Repub
General Committee OF 1852 certifying the election Of
any delegates to this Committee have been presented
from the First, Sixth, Seventh Twelfth and Fifteenth
wards, all Of which have been contested this evening
and there is in the judgment Of this Committee
elusive evidence OF the election of any delegates from
either of said wards And whereas This Committee has
TONS and has given ample notice that the would be
taken this evening And Whereas Two sets of ward
committees in each of said wards claiming to be elected
that there is representative power gnized in
said wcrds competent to appoint Inspectors of elections
for such wards, Therefore be it
Resolved, That election of three delegates to this
Committee, five delegates to the Young Mems General
Sixth Seventh Twelfth and Fifteenth wards on Wednes
day next the 81 day of February 1853 between the
of II and p NJ, and that the following members of
this Committee are appointed Inspectors to hold such
elections First ward, Messrs. Eagan, Woods and
Fletcher Sixth ward Messrs Murphy, Mabbett and Far
Seventh ward, Messrs. Walters, Irving and Miner
Twelfth ward Messrs. Donnelly McCarty and Andres :
said Inspectors shall select the places for holding the
polls for such election and give three days notice
in the New York Herald and the democratic papers, and
that in any such Inspector shall refuse neglect
serve his colleagues shall fill the vacancy.
Resolved, That when this Commit e ad iourn it shall
be to meet on Thursday evening next the sd February
ut u O'Clock, +. NJ for the purpose of organization
DANIEL L. DELAVAN, Chairman.
G. a. puRsER, Secretaries.
i. Is. G1CNER.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


Interesting FROM Washington.
DAAfH OF Mr.. BUEL, n. c., FROM NEW YORK-THE
BENTON AND FooTE cONTROvERsY-HoN. ABBOTT
LAWRENCE.
WASHINGTON, JAN 80, 1858.
Hon. Alexander II. Buel died this morning at his
lodgings in this city, after few days illness, OF erysipe
las His remains will be taken by the morning train to
his hate residence at Fairfield N r., attended by com
nittee consisting of his late colleagues, Messrs Wal
bridge Wells King and Jones' and other friends. The
customary will be made in Congress to-
morrow.
Some of the newspapers say there is to be smart bat
tie Of the books between FIX Senators Benton and Foote
consequence of Gov Foote'S promise to give Col Ben
ton "a conspicuous place. in book he is making. This
is mistake We understand that reading what Gov.
Foote published, Col. Benton addressed note to Mr.
venable, in which he said This, giving Col Benton
conspicuous place In his book is more than shall do for
him. His name will not be in my book. l put name
in it which is not worthy Of hstoryof which something
good cannot be sad.n
Hon. Abbott Lawrence and lady arrived at Wizards
last evening
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CUPREME C0URT-NTY AND COUNTY OF NEW
- York-Carolne A. Reeve plaintiff against Henry
Reeve Jesse Reeve, and kuther Reeve, defendants =
Summons for relief, (Com, not served ITO the above
named defendants: You hereby summoned and re-
quired 20 the complaint in this action which was
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the city and county Of
New York in the city of New York, on the 2eh day of
sad complaint on the subscribers at thir Office No 81
Chambers street. in sad city, within twenty days after
the service Of this summons you, exclusive of the day
Of such service and yo1 fail to answer the said com
pant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
viii apply TO the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint. WILLARD SWEENY Il ANDERSON
Plaintiffs Attorneys No 81 Chambers erect, New York
Dated New York, january 2s 1853,
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From the South.

ATTACK ON MATAMORAS ANTICIPATED-wRECK or
THE SCHOONER SARAH, OF II. l., ETC.,
BALTIMORE JAN 80, 1853.
New Orleans papers Of Saturday and Monday, the 22d
and oath and those from intermediate ports late
due are received. Most of the has been antici-
pated by telegraph
The Brownsville Flag of the 18th says, that the
steamer Estado de Mexico reported at the mouth
Of the Rio Grande with troops destined to attack Mata
The steamship Yacht at New Orleans, reports that the
hull spars and cargo of the schooner Sarah Of Rhode
Island, had come ashore the beach north Of Brazos
harbor. Nothing had been heard Of her
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jules Juxgensen . Watches, together with
those manufactured by II valette Brequet Dachine,
Tobias Ccnrovisier Juno Freres and all celebrated Euro
manufacturers which warranted timekeepers
for sale at wholesale and retail by
DAVID RAFT, Importer, 381 Broadway, up stairs.
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Advertising In san Frnncisco.-PersOns de-
srous of advertising their business in San francisco
have their advertisements published in the San Francisco
Daily Herald by leaving their orders at the United States
commercial advertising house of ". II MCDONALD,
102 Nassau street. of Ann. The Herald is OF
the most widely circulated journals in California, and
in point of commercial responsibility equal to any pub
lished.
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Ladies' Cloaks.-Closlng sale Of ladies fasil-
ionable cloaks, at FRANK BENNETT CO. s. 351 Broad
way The ladies' OF New York and its vicinity most
informed that the balance OF the beautiful
stock of ladies' fashionable Partisan coaks at the above
named esabshmen Is to be disposed of within the next
fortnight preparatory to the of the early
spring business and such have not made Their pur
chases are most earnestly invited to call, they will
thus have opportunity of buying garments OF the
neatest elegant and fashionable manufacture at
half the original cost.
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- - - - ~---s
MISCEILANEOIIS.

ITO DAGUERREOTYPISTS srEEIwORKERs, DEN.
u lists freworkers gIlssmakers &c.-Bromine iodine,
chloride gold hyposulphide soda, cyanide potassium
Vienna lime, English rouge, crocus martis platina In
plate and wire bsmuth, refined nickel, cadmium, pala
duin nrates stronta and baryta chorae potash oxide
cobalt oxide manganese zae oxide copper Thoras
extract copaiya fumigatug pastlcs &c, for sale by
L. FEUCHTWANGER, Iil Maiden lane
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Political Excitement In Boston.

BoSION JAIL oV, 1000
Ex-Cty Marshal Francis Turkey addressed the citizens
Of Boston, Saturday night in Faneuil Hail. in reply to
certain charges made against him by members of the
hte City government. The hall was crowded. and
siderable excitement prevailed There several fights
and pockets picked. Mr. Turkey fatty denied
the charges Of dishonesty, and quoted from letters of
the Mayor and Aldermen and statistics Of police
pensea, to show that his official City Marshal
honorable and efficient. He is candidate for Alder
man at the election tomorrow, to fill vacancy-Samp
son Reed is the wing candidate
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Another ErightfM Railroad Accident.

P1TTsBUKt, IoJJ
An accident occurred the train from Pittsburg at
eight O'Clock this morning. when near Chrstiana The
rail broke throwing the last off the track and upset
ting it down an embankment. There ten persons in
the car all of whom injuredtwo men, contractors
for the Catholic cathedral at Pttsburg had their arms
Cearfeld county was slightly injured. The set
on FIRE by the upsetting OF stove, and burnt up.
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ITO THE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE FIRST
Ward.-Notice is hereby given, that primary cleo
ton will be held at the Old Island House. No. Washing
ton street, Wednesday next February between the
hours of II and p NJ for the purpose Of balloting for
three mem ers to the General Committee five members
to the Young Mems Committee, and Ward Committee
for the year 1853 10 represent the Democratic Electors
Of the First ward pursuant to the resolution passed by
the General Committee January 81, 1853.
3 sS4S6 &c. SEE : MOOD, Inspectors,
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Murder In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 80, 1853
Christopher soohan was stabbed on Saturday night in
Swanson street, Southwark, by an unknown person,
causing instant DEATH The femoral artery severed
Levin William was arrested suspicion. He had been
working with Soohan who being drunk had accompanied
him to the door of his home.
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TO inc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WHO hNVC
been taking the Cod Liver Oil, will be pleased to learn
professional genemen in combining the pure oil with
lime in such manner that it is pleasant to the taste,
and its effects in lung complaints truly wonderful
Very many persons, whose pronounced hope
less and who had taken the clear oil for long time
without marked effect have been entirely cured using
this preparation. Be and get the genuine manu-
featured only by Alex. B. Wbor, Chemist, 1866 Court
street Boston. For sale in New York. wholesale and
tail, by JOHN MIIHAU, 1873 Broadway
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NTE INVITE TnE INTENTION OF PERSONS nEE.

WYE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF PERSONS DEu
w of purchasing real estate to the executors
sale Of the property at Helrate known a. the residence
Of the late Joseph Fouko The property Is situated part
on the East river extending thousand feet ON
the shore and part Eighty street. which IL one
hundred feet WIDE and Is the main avenue between
croton water pipes have been laid down Eighty. six{b
street the whole length Of the property The sale MIN
take place OF the Merchants Exchange, Wednesday,
February I'd at IL O'clock Terms will be extremely cav
to purchasers and be ascertaned application To
the auconoer A. J. BIELCKER, to the executors IS
South street
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Opera Rigolettes.-This Fashionable and
recherche head Dress in the latest Paris STYLE to be had
only at the Berlin wool and fancy dry goods store OF the
Misses JOEL 500 Broadway The habtues of the opera
are invited to inspect them.
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tenon to the elegant clothing establishment of ALFRED
MUNROE & CO.. No. AL Broadway, between Howard and
Grand streets Persons in want of well made clothing
at very reasonable prices invited to call and examine
a superior assortment at the above establishment.
Fcor omy is not exactly the order Of the day. but such
persons disposed still to practise it, readily do
so in the article OF clothing and yet dress well the
bes., by patronisng No AL Broadway.
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G0ldsmlth's Best Advertisements the
plain statements Of his pupils. Hundreds of clerks,
bookkeepers merchants, and professional men, in this
city, are indebted to him for writing handsome and
rapid hand. His are at No. $50 Broadway, first
corner above the Irving
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IIONEESTEADS.

~.
NEW YORK MUTUAL. FREEHOLD BUILDING AS90
IN ciaton.-Members holding shares in this Associa
ton requested TO deliver their account books forth
With TO the Undersigned at his residence No 449 rooma
street FOR the purpose of auditing the different Accounts
previous 10 tho next drawing which takes MACE A. t1e
hotel of BENJAMIN Fuller, No 81 Chatham street on
Tuesday evening next, Feb. l. ut O'Clock.
A. S. VAN PRAAG President
CT NICHOLAS BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ This Association having at the last regular meeting
reduced the number Of shares 500 members and others
are notified that very small number of shares remain for
subscription at tho original entry Fee BY the statement
ts AFFAIRS presented al the December meeting, IL
shown that each share was worth an advance about 6
at that time Consequently II is to tho interest Of thoss
wishing to procure additional shares to subscribe before
the next monthly meeting when the entrance fee will be
raised on the shares which will then be reserved for
dempton Those wishing TO subscribe may do by can
ing at tho Office No 16 Duane street. under the Chatham
Bank Monday Thursday evening next, between and
7o'cock. r. D. HART, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
PERSONAL.


vVHiE PERSON WHO, WITHOUT LEAVE OR LICENSE
No. Al Howard Hotel, Friday evening, 2sth in slant
will confer favor by returning the papers, whicn are Of
value only to the owner through the Post Office address,
ed to Howard Hotel The inlSstand may be retained
compensation for the i'll luck attending the enterprise
and lasting memento of the fact that all il not gold
that happens TO be lone up in brown paper.
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w. II. McDOnald's Newspaper Advertising
House, No 102 Nassau street, of Annrhe very
best papers from every part of the Union and the Cana
das, received daily Best terms and fullest authority and
from over the written signatures of the
publishers.
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$. II. Callahan's Printing Office, 1a3 Nassau
street, Daily Times Building Business cards, circulars
pamphlets bill heads, checks and blanks of every de
scrption printed in superior manner at short notice
and the most reasonable terms and beautiful
fonts Of types adapted expressly to commercial printing
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Charics' London Cordial Gin, Distilled Es-
pecialy for, and imported solely by - CHARLEY No
Park place. u.s. for its medicinal gu ss, or as delight
spl beverage the best article in The market For sale at
sysry bar in the city, or o. above,
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Watts Nervous Antld0te.-I have taken
Watts Nervous Antdote for chronic rheumatism and
debility both Of which have been cured by it
entirely relieved Mrs. Kimba So Watt street. 81 per
bottle SO Dozen Agency removed from 102 Nassau
street to 38 Ann street. one door from Nassau.
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Census Of iowa.

The census Of Iowa for 1852, shows the popula-
ton of the State to be 23OS88, of whom 7,2ll are
aliens, 43 ,019 voters and 36l colored The following
table shows the population Of each county in 1851
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punctuaty and promptitude is the best in the world
GREEN No Asor House, makes to order shirts that fit
exquisiey that nothing better be desired and he
sends them home at the time prouised-aye the very
hour
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Fine Pure White Diamonds, In packages,
assorted Sizes warranted best and finest quality for
sale to the trade at retail in lots 70 suit for cash or
approved paper DAVID RAFT, Importer.
38l Broadway, up stairs
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Bank of the United States Republic, Citizens Column
bia Eastern, Farmers, Georgetown Railroad, Free
mans, Merchants, Washington; Farmer & Merchants,
Georgetown; Merchants, Anacostia.
THOMPSON, No. o Wall street
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE CITIZENS AND OWN
"A ers Of property in the city Of New York, win
be held ut the Merchants Exchange, Tuesday,
the FIRST day Of February next, at two O'Clock p NJ,
for the purpose Of expressing their approval OF the act
of the Senate of the State Of New York passed 18th
instant relative to the construction Of railroads in cities
Of this State generally and the city Of New York par
tcuar and TO take into consideration the reforms called
for in city government.
George Griswold, Grinnel Ninturn & Co.,
Thomas r. Foster Spoford Testop,
i. ID. Fowler John c. Greene
David Ogden, G. +. Stevenson
Rowland Aspinwall, William Whtock,
w. g. Wetmore, Silas c. Herring,
John Cryder w. w. De Forest
Jno. r. Peters, Benjamin +. Camp,
And several others.
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY REGULAR
IN monthly meeting Of this society viii be held at
their rooms in the university, Tuesday evening" Feb
ruary at 7la o'clock Prof. Adolphus :. Koeppen will
read paper Son the late archaeological discoveries in
the Piracus ilustra ing the naval supremacy and the
commercial and colonial deyeopement Of the Athenan
Republic" MAUNSEI.L b. FIELD Rec. secretary.
N0TrCE-THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE TO WHOM WAS
Nv referred the subject of disseminating the use of
steam by the Hudson River Railroad Company below
sixteth street will meet to hear parties interested in the
subject at the Library, No. IL City Hall on Monday 3lst
inst, at two O'Clock p. H. VIM. M. Tweed A. A. Den
man, VIM J. Peck, John Boyce John Dohcrty, 5. L. II.
Ward James NJ. Bard, Special Committee.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair d

G0uraud's Liquid Hair Dye Ii, without cx-
eeption reservation the very best invented Be-
of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gouraud's
Aedicated Soap for curing pmpes freckles salowness
chaps roughness, &C. Poudrc Subtle uproots hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and Hair
Gloss, at No. 81 Walker street, near Broadway.
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A Bad Brenth.-Faugh, this, as well as d.r,

had Brenth.-Faugh, this ns well ms darlk,
Root, which ceanses the teeth, mouth, tongue and
throat it is West India root makes lather like SOAP
Agency 4O3 Broadway where the very best and cheapest
hair dye can be had The Solution of Jet price four sh
ng is sold- dyes the hair finely and does not nure
try it.
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LOST AND FOUND.

s>-NN~~">>>~~>NN>~~
Of OK REWARD-STOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
sp<c between Monday and Friday, gold lever watch,
No. 13,17s r. G. Bcesley, Liverpool marked J. X. on
The back; gold chain and plain gold key; small gold
locket necklace marked G. E. X. gold pencil marked
Henry; two plaAgold rings marked j. c. K: two notes.
one for $500, dated May TO- 1852 and for 81 500
dated April H. 1862 both payable to james Murphy aud
signed by Thomas Murphy and endorsed by James Muir
ply. Payment Of said notes has been stopped. The
above reward will be paid by leaving them ut 279 Third
avenue Mrs. G. CAVANAGH.
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be found at the store of the Canton Tea Company No.
1875 Chatham street. between Pearl and Roosevelt the
Oldest tea establishment in the city. We assure our
readers that they do better here than elsewhere
either at wholesale or RETAIL They have branch
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DCKwICK GUARD-COMPANY ORDERS NO. XXXIv-
The members hereby notified 10 attend the regu-
lar monthly meeting OF the company, on Tuesday even
ing February 1st At TX O'Clock precisely to be held 1t
the carriage houc of Hose Company No 2. BY order OF
NJ. j. NADDY, Commandant.
Ihos. H. BUNTING, Secretary r
yT,HE WOODWARD GUARp.-TFE MEMBERS ARE RI
Il quesed TO be punctual in their attendance AZ the
Centre Market Drill Room, Tuesday evening" February
!, at half. past O'Clock CfIAS KEEN CAPT.
H. HOGAN Acting Orderly
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STTAMsHIP FOR SALE AT AuCrION.--AT THE MER-
~ chants Exchange. New York on Wednesday the
10th February. at O'Clock r. NJ, il not previously sold
at private sale the SUPERIOR fast and elegant steam
year old and in complete order for sea- having Just been
put in condition for twelve months business She has
nhcd with every necessary for steamer has double
engines and two large and excellent boilers very econo
mca in fuel and is one of the best arranged and most
successful propeers built in this country She il
now lying at the foot of Cherry street. where she cab be
examined For further particulars apply to
MAILER 4 LORD los Wall street
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Wigs and TOupees-BatchclOr's New Style
of wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
ture yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No
Wall street, where can be found the largest and best
assortment in the city. Copy the address,
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FIair Dye,-BatcheIor,s CeIebrated Liou,,

fIHR OYes-BHtCueIOrH OeIeDr1ttU IIQut0
hair dye is the best yet discovered for coorng the hair
or whiskers the moment it is applied. The wonderful
and certainty with which this favorte and old esa
bshed hair dye performs is astonishing It is for SALE
applied, at BACHELORS wig factory No. Wall street