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Symnasiam.- gentlemen DESTROYS OF seeing eject o
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rCO RENI-That large Store No. 1,lO4 Broadway,
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No
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~ Notice.Beots aud Shoes selling OF cheap ABAKERs No
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boCts s. se al OF his OWN
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no LET-A large front Room, four windows hand
somey furnished and BEDROOM adjoining Also, single
Roc ms on the above. No Ses Broadway
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FTNO IEI-Nith Board in a gentee house, desira-
be Room sos Gentleman ard his Wife also Rooms Tor
1le Gentlemen Apply No $40 ith sv, between 9Th and 9TH
sis HANGED
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20 Newly erk Academy Of Masic.-A Ms.,;,. - - =.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-30

4
are you t~"''y ny o"c'e s."' sst
Es'hef' WIN moFs c"'"'sss '"s" sss""'s"
"e"!.
mat srA"" ~'saRe 'n"' '""."e pos
sessss more s""''h'"'" w" : 49, "'
never s""o'" nave e"..''"' ~ ~" . "aFa
s". NY Mtnsr exr'a'ms" .'ys~.
s"'"'" :" tear "'"'.r" 'f"'" tue "'' "s"
NECK ~" we s'"'e '"s' s"s mus ~"
TOR support ~" co""' u" WI" Nv
s'""e ""' 70" c"" I'VE independently.
nave enough '"r ~ ""'h' s"u nave s"''.'''
I" make smother fortune lou must Nv
WIN me-.
30. then. ! n"d have son. t"Fe'
s'ster', aud three n'-cr.. but NJ daughter
!" law sn'd Levi looking m et""s'esJ
nj 'hr group that surrounded h'"'
hs'",~ any OF our daughters e"s' re-
p"n", observed "sdH" NHt"""' y" ""u'd
o. least he necessary ',r Your 20" !" "nkT
c""'cs "m""g them 4.
tie could not d" - be'"re my arrival.
replied Levi hut Il my 81" were !"
make choice "f you. Esther. what answer
wo"ld W" give him
have u" vii but that OF my mothers,
said Esther. coldly.
" And ns your mother IL silent. that 10 =
refusal Well. what u" you say. Sara y
! "a" only answer like NV cousin.
uncle. replied Snrs. cArrIesiy.
Ant YOU, "on'n'r@
y would ais" say Tint have n" will
hut my m"'hef's; and tho Young gil cast
Il u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-30

John Kapd"iph clay. Esq recently ap>
pointed by President Pierce ~ minister to
Peru, 10 soo OF the late tlo". Josrph
Clay. nj i'hilad-lphia. formerly one Of thu
l.adcrs " the democratic party |" that
city, which NJ vt one time represented l."
Congress. H. 1880. when Gen. jackson
sppoio,-d John Randolph, oi Roanoke.
Minister 10 Rnssis. y""nx Clay wss ch"s~n
Secretary ~ Legation, ~hiAh posisio" he
held under W. iiachsns" and W.. WiIhws.
AID .uh.~qa-rsiy h~ VINE himself appointed
charge d. sfF.ir.a Nv i.n Jackson. Cp,o
th~ accession oi Mr. Van buren. h. WA,
At hi. ow" request. transferred !" ti-nns
sod afterwards by President Polk. Z" Peru.
where nis services IL the Lob"s d'spute
we're ~ ~Hrctusi thns on the ~stshlish,n~ I
Of n full mission N PEN. he wAa inns~si,
x,.Iy nominated ~ Minister bs NJ. Fills
more. aud th"ugh his a"'"i"s,i'm war not
acted Oh Nv ~. Senate. Il WAS renewed -
ma NJ the first xc,s ~ General Pierce.
aud unsninou~lv confirmed. M. Clay V
an accomplished sch"lsr. speaking Tx
French. German. Italian. Spsnish. end
Raasisn languages. aud 10 said to he ths
most vss~ra" d'rlo"at'ss !" the services.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-30

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Of hi. ore ~t.n /. se..li.r goo,f,lI toasLss
ADJ M. t,.,.sea,d IN wer'5ro "
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-30

The MINERAL wealth n Western Texas
l. every Asy attracting increased attention.
We msnsi.s.rd ~e+k ~ two since The ssi.
d."es proving that tho ssp"sts 81 the ~
is,rre- III g"ii m the sWs~r wsi~ss Of The
t"i"rsd.. long Known IN nss eitissns. wsrs
entirely true. l" llasAlso"s Valley, hs>
siJ~a the vast qns"'isissW marh'~ (Hvr de-
f.,sns qualities, :" bs tcund "vc, : lsrys
district. there are swo ssit srsinSs. II ess
81 which . gentleman hss ulsvaay e6sn.
,n~n~~d the manufacture ~ sslt; Tho ctlet.
sa,d To i.e fas superior h it, saii"s pr"p~ttvGs.
was lately discovered o" usct u isnd
h~innsinx 10 oat lat. fellow ci,isen. NJ.
David romsa NJ. !. We are Informed.
intends soon 10 commence the manufacture
Of salt
IL addition 10 The ahnve. Gen. \. Sydre,
Iohnsnn, on . recent trip tn ths military
po.ss an thu ironti =. ehtat"sd spreiuse'
81 coal. which 10 fosrd IN great absndaae'
on u rsiess Of The 6ssssA -Sssas Gsssns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-30

n Vss sb0es sunset IN Q beautiful eve
~ b Oetohss. 1870, that number o
,,ssas Of the lisbrrw nation were sceI
ntiae their sssps toward the Rue Nots
- . Nasarsth. In fAriA Among In
p~d WEIR Tires middle aged women, VII,
slhsd together, prrerded by THREE r"u"g
.ilias girls. apparently sis'ut sixts~" o
v~tesn ysars Of rye. tall. handsome
xA,. and flexible ~ the urd"l~ting palm
:. 4 strong family resemblance woui,
,.s made p~oIAs ssppos~ that they w-r,
I'm. no. would they have been mucl
ssken, for they were cousins. A IN. +,
M approaching the temple the, were
Nsd by = y"s"g IMAM. ~ho. after paving
reports l" III the party, walked on liz
y th~ elderly ladies
-Good evening. Elys~~." said one al
Ia. WIN ~as called Madam. E.d.s.
Nae you had any account Of your Ia.
~"
.Ai.s!" replied the young man. owe,
k.s~ rount"nanc~ there passed ~ sha.i. II
<sow, "ev.r since ns, father ..nt ne i,",,
In Orlraus I" l's'is 'or my education,
ssn,y year. xg'. I newer passed \ solemn
.s,sl v ,,n,u, ,sr.,xi.v . L,,., ,r,,, hm,
,m.,. A. I'M. n.,, ,..,;v.i ~, ... i
8. bl~.. yuu u m; nv .un h..a, ;,.,...I
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the last Passover. h~ wro'r the word
m. p.n,..o., ~. .., a ....'.,... ~, ,I.'
n. q, Tnh.,n.cI... md nnw y. IN. .y.
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a m. .;.i... of . ,ich cI,uh.n.,ch.u,
rs.d David "t,ur f,,,k x.. p.o,. mad
.,.,. -. I,.A - ~ n ,,.n. semi IN,
,o.u. l.u,l~,-,.ur ,s,L-,-- tL,,. o.k
,..,s old lie rd.u..d him. AID lea,
hi. fortune; bu, !, WAS 40 il h. let i:
Ionr u. VI. AID !, !. no, hi. iauI, tia, III,
Gsr, have ksou,sh-ir furtnu.s; h~ has
u~.-d IL posi l, their daughters. NJ. e.
nvus,~ly, hsv,.x no ~, d oi III. wealth"
.You father 10 a princ.l, man. Ely.,.,"
IA Madarns Nathan, IN a ton. tina, teal
4 tn. tr~iings III her heart, At the r.col.
stons of her brother. Kindness.
They hid INV arrived y, the gates Of
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-30

y. ~ Id ~" "s'"""s' 'ruui
49,. s :" -, 's:'ro 's"'e: tn
...;'.',.'.m. "y """""e D.v" fos
~ '"." W "e' mon
..:" r. ~ ""u P'"o"ee" =" n''n"s
~. d.. NV. ~. e' ~, nv, .e''sa :" e"""p'
49," 81" Wv INV s'ssss gss'
In. .L..,I 49, .,' every Pe's"'
,.;". I.."'.' ."~s =. "e" g''@ IN" e'e
H.. ,",, P".""9' e",a S""'e" 'e
- ' "'' ''4"''"" !" """~ VITA
s'~"" e"e evening
~, '""'"' s"e"ce' Ne replied
.'''P'" your "s's"u"", a""ss
k '.'" ""'e wv" ""'e :" pay
WV ". .'"'e ""' '"'"e'
Ia, '"' W." ' ca" nov @" a"'
A., :. -. w. messing :" '"e"" WIN one.
". w Wv WV, wv" sn"."F'' m" ! WI!
'""""" WV: I'VE '''"' m" now
W." IVY '"'"'''"'" =" 'eA'e you 'o' NAH
:" ','' ""' may <" AZ" INQUIRE ""ethsf
ny '.".' ~ "'"~" ''''"' my 'as"e' an"
we" : snail ~ ~ y""r s~'s're. Saying
'"'', NV '""s 'rsve :" MS *""'s, "h" entered
Wv "'.'~ =" e''~ ""er''""S Respecting tho
'''"'' ~" '"e COUSINS returned 10 the
eouf.
"e'' wv" w"cn ~ NJ VIII ""r e"us'"
Keep '"e "a.'f asked each OF them 1t
'"' ss"'e ""n'e"
on, VIM certainly h~ with my aunt
Dns"' replica M"n""-; Tor che vii have
'"e ns""'""'s.' supper.
I'm" w""ld suppose that you felt j-nious
a'"n' u, rsi'''i that lair iady's daughter.
III" k""w very we'll. Esther. thnt M,
not JeSl"ns "i Az, ONE aud " ever should
hase the misfortune 10 h- ~. Il could not
h~ a" ,"u, whom ] owe ~ sincerely. ss'd
M""''"e
les, yen love me. ] know. Nonin,e.
s"d So due. Ss'n. too. aud love you h"ih
with N, whsle hest; stu she addsd.
nhe' y '""'"~"t- hesitation, ~ will l~
cs'"i'd WI b ,"a. Oar cousin Eiys-r has
s"wn d'sunion AMONG ~, VIII, did VIZ
discover the secret That our urthrrs had
concealed with 80 much raee"
THAT should hsrh us not I" h~ curious
agn'n. replied M""im~. b-'"re we knew |
I" ch'"s. n wife from among Us "'hi"g i"
'-r'"p'ed the harmony that suh.is'rd he
-" u, o. Disturbed u' ~ht" !" h's prs
'"re' W. 'o"k'u "i",'' M" ~ "'"'hr,'
a." were s""P'e ~" "A'n."' ""'" WIN
hi"s. ard much m"'e s"nahle thnn VIZ are /
""w. ! AM sure, ! Know. nj least. thnt
~"""' 'r' h- u" X, NJ me- ! ''os' n"" "e,
ron. q""- ~" l"" II
:, WV ~ wv"
." 80 ""' ~ "', ,',' '""'
N.Y. 49,. ~. a., -"
j." 4, IN ,.. 4" amid r,,h.t hxy. o,;,.
d,tr..,.o, Telling. and. w.t. ,bi. 10 h.. III.
..,, -, .,.,u,;," / ,ho,ld b.,, :, ,.L /
Inur r,,d". m, d,n, cousins. for Cr.i |
mgr, win YOU Its ems T., me. >a,a. that
on iny, uu,ro.,l, heron. more h. nu,iful;
van Non,u, NOR. v.,,l.. AID nmial.i.,
M, if h. oniy looks a, ,nu, | n-l quite
rr, nnd, y.-,e day evening. | cnulL
,syr b..,,u Uo..,n- Tor LAYING sunu .,
..li"
"rb;. !. our puoi.hu-n,." said Moninr.
"S.,. /. m. mas, /, blame" remarked
r.,h
80 n. who di.cover~d tn. letter. Ger
~ t" ,..l;rL s,r.. thu, !, VA. Esther
~, o,..,,d il. and il VINO Mo,ins who
road u'
.,,.,au.. ha,cencd to h. the oulv one
vim r.uld r, al English" .aid Mooims.
:. I,...y.r ~. mr.. all equally guilty. ~
L., u. ,,..r ,h~ .u.o.~uc.. ri ou, ruti
,,,,y wi,hou, uvl,rn,aing one M ,th~r"
In, III m. I'm. nothing 10 saw to where /
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-30

~ usJHA Al1see1iooUltn o@if isg2s. i.ossa
- 1eea1lw ~ Skt tisa loseF aOss vi
tSoW4N eH4As W., sAes, with \ e'a~e1
n g. saes 49, ! ..~es r. q H111
ute1l - soanFleselj vsssn pasen
=
49, ale Ia Nq.sss aax< Il m. M
-, co.siag IT, ~i-ss eAbNN7t ~atsa
NO. paspefs rived IN that STATE ~
II sraass bass ysu. OSt Ass sAess aA{
5e', s7.ssao v~rs saasse ssapsrs ~ ls<
pussn~e, III
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
LADY ALICE.
BY FANNY MALONE RAyNo

pi tA"Ni "AI'ND NA' "o"''
Sweet Lady Alice sned oyer tho lon.
And lightly. and eaiv. and Apety went she
" nile The birds were siu,inp mcrriIy;
ooh. briphi L,dv Alice oh vonnU Lndy Alice,
On wher, nrr van ,vining 80 hairs after noon !"
"Nv nnrse Ills Tho lnnTesi Jov in lime
nd tp ni,h, ,,il h bright in the ght nt the moon
And / >vuuIi brnr ,h. n,nnrnI,I tnne
Niuhtinuoles sing IN tho settino sun
I'm lin. al 1 oak ire. on tho hsoIh en- dun'
Sv.,f lady AIics sn,.d nv.r'th,. lon
And liuhtlv and 1,iIv aud anetlv wont she
7''''
Sweet Lady Alice pas,'d by the oak tree;
And softly and huhtlv, and swiftly passd she,
Where tn. heath Dells blush'd So roslly;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

GFRALRoAD ACCIDEST.-On Tuesday eve,
ming, last week, as the night train north on
the Western Vermont X. X. was passing
through SALISBURY, it came in contact with a
rock which had slid on TO the track,
thereby throw ing the engine, tender,
baggage car and The forward part of the pass
enger car from the track. The engine was
damaged to the amOut Of ) ,OO0-lhe engineer
and fireman, alter giving the signal 10 stop,
leaped from the engine aud it is to TINS furlu
nate circumstance that they undoubtedly owe
the preservation Of their likes.-Beaningto
BIHner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29
Il a. Ii - h a e..

The Subscribers, Macninrstl and manufacturer OF
Critrh. r-nn's Cracker Machine, with the ate I'M
urovrmrnts would call the attention OF Bakers 70
their manulactor,, 81 llavr,hlI ST., up NtalrsI
Boston ELLIOT X SIl ATTUtk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-04-29

.NOh 4 fIER.N h,iiIsH tJ.ff). " L.
go. ~ q IL Il NTS.
IN and after Friday, October |, 1852,
" Trans wll run a. toioMs.-
GOING EAST,
LIST Passenger Train. Lrlv.s q rirI shurghat 4. II.
Aruv' at Rouse Point, 10 p. NJ.
Passenger Truu, Leave o. ieusOurgH al . P. NJ.
Arrive AZ Rousr's Point, & 20 7. NJ.
GOING VEST:
LIST Passenger Tram, leaves Rou>-'o Point at S,A VI.
Arrives ~ - IiruShurIh. ~ ~ r N.
Passenger Tram, Leaves Rouse ; ONT ~ 3, + Nj.
Arrives at DLJrn5Aur@E, -, +. u.
First P'>>e ger Tram @oihg Eas',
JoHnects at Monrr~ with the 7 artsburgh anr Mon
trcu Rullrulu lot Montreal ana I cOcc aud fItle-
bu gh, burlington AMI Whwha'--' nnu"cS ~
Rpl-r's Point with iii" Vermont Central Railroad
tor boston ana New ! pIA; cunurclS At kuuSr ;
7 plnt with the tu'lnud ant lurllugur Rnl.road, ny
Steam Boats to Burlington, aud thence 10 Boston
anI New \ oIk.
second Passenger FRAN gong East,
Conurcts with The Paishulgh and Muurrru Il all
70 ed Al Muocrs, ior Nuulrru nuI { rhr,--Con-
NJ is wJth the Vermont Central Il iirond Tor Boston
b Wimgon ano New York.. Connects " Tia the
81 AN Beats 10 Wntraul, thence uy The SuatoH
! an Hroy Railroads 20 Spmlosa Spun4s Troy an'
! NV uk. Connects ny Steam Boat with iiul au,
AMI iuiaoWon Rrur,aI IA. Burlington, Tor lroy
| Boston and New Golk.
| Fus Pu>scna,. Train goiug West,
| { meets a OIdcu>hur..h with 'h" FAp,"-~ Lane &
| Like Oulnrlo Srrurrs N O'Clock 7. VI tor hWI
st ~. ruronro, iimilron, Lewiston, Nngala fai,
All Buffalo.
Second Passenger Train going SOuht,
Connects with LAX On'lro Lin" OF steamers ia
| kmgs'on and all ports ON the American shore
l. he ontario, aud with Hamilton.
O" Fnnr Freight Tuln@ Icdvr . Idrnsburgh an
K uses Point duly, tSundlys rNccprcd,
1T Fer Terms ot Freight apps - George
IL vie, AGENT, Ruusr'e Point
CHARLES t.. SCiILATTER,
Chlel Eu1n.eer ana oupcrn udcGt
Oct. s. 1852 dNwtt
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HENRY l.. OAGGETT,

Boots, Shoes, and Shoe Stock,
CHEAP FOR CASH
No % Kilby ST., Opposite Central ST. J Boston.
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IN aud after March I, lo53, Passcn-

" ger Trains " i'll run Il, to.oWs:
l.elve Rousr's Point n 0o \ VI. and 2P. VI
st. \ onus at t 66 \ NJ nuu % + VI Harrington
e 40 \ VI aud 20P Vi, Waterbury, AT S.I2 \ VI.
and % P VI Nrnrpelirr at \ y \. VI and %
T. VI Northlird at 2Jund u y W., Tor WlNp-
SoR, 3fLLow, FALLS %rENGrIE I, !iAErroHp, NEW
YoRy, NASHUA, WORCESTER, LOWELL, LAWRENCE.
and ;o>ruN allv.ug by the fist ttaIu al o>iuu at
GOO p VI and ~ NV YORK. at Il ~ j. VI. the
same day. and ivy the second unin from Rous's
Point lodge at Nuruirld, and nuryr the luiiMlua
day IT Boston at II 30 +. NJ and New York at : e
30 ? NJ
Leave Windsor at 10 and 10 7. VI White
Riv'r Junction at , aud 7. VI Mortified at )
P. VI and \ - \ VI. Mnu'pe lee a 80 T VI and
50 \. NJ, Watt, bury al i oar VI. and 93l A.
NJ, 3urnatoH so Y. VI and loJj \. VI st
Aba1s at ) 90 p VI. ana ll.1I \. VI. Tor Ruu-e's
Point, Oldrnshuigh a.id Nunlrrdl.
Z1y' This is the DIRECT route to Nashua Low
ell aud lawrrnce--thr Cars ot lhs road pass rhro
host PAGES duy--IsO run over The Il, sroN \
MAINE Railroad to Boston, aud tickets Nlr sold via
that route, Is also VIA the Lowell aud FIchburg.
q" Freight Trains danny.
ONSLON STEARNS. Agent.
Northfirld, March 3, 3. d&wri
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Rnilroos auo Expresses.
VhSTGlN VE2I)NT RAIL ROAD
FALL AND WINTER
1853, ARRANGEMENT. 1853.

SHORTEST and quickest through Mail
~ Line from OIdenshuigh, Montreal. Rnu1e's
Point Plattshargh and Burlington, to Troy and New
ork via Rutland and Bennington, ~ connection
with Rutanda d Burlington, Troy aud Boston, and
Hudson River Railroads. Passengers over TINS route
may rely upon making all the connections with the
different Roads as advertised. This is the only
Route hv which passengers can 80 through from
Montreal to Troy the same day.
No change ol Cars or Baggage between Rutland
and TOY.
FIRST TRAIN
Lcavringtun, 10 \. VI. .Rutand IL 90 y. VI.
arriving in Troy at , 40 + VI. to dine, aud III New
York at =. 10 L. VI.
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Rutland. ~ L VI arriving in Troy, 80
p VI connecring with the Hudson River Express
Train, arriving in New York 10 ~ I. VI.
THIRD IRA
Leaves Burlington 80 7 Vi ON arr val OF p lssen-
gers from OgIrn-burgh, Montreal, &c, arriving IN
Itu land at 100 p. NJ to lea. Leave tuilGnd,
40 VI arriving in Troy i.0lP NJ, aud IN New
York ll.lj A. VI. next day. This is the only even
ing route from Rutland TO Troy.
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T. " SN OW.
GOLD PEN MANtFAl CRER
Uashing'on sire t. lup .Sa'rS,) BOSTON,
q ~ Gold Pens krplIr"d. -
SAILORS AM N\KINES

SAILORS AND MARINES
VINO were in Government vessels on the coast ni
aliurna, from the commencement OF the war with
VIZ NIco until september 2'li', 1880, or dunnF ANY
u4lt nt that ulur can uhnin extra pav by applying
10 NOR Alto WOODN N, Is Railroad FIX
change, Bostou, IN person ur by letter.
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u I, q vi " I, X !
REJECTION IN PRICES
BOGLE'S HYPERION FLUID.

FOR RESTORING, PRESERVING, AND ADJOINING TIE HAIR,
To the following low rates, va:
Bottles formerly sold al 30 cents reduced to % CTS
IS Z" " 30 "
The many worthless limitations OF this cei"btateo
Hair Restorative, palmed on the public under the
lure OF cheapnrss has determined the lnvcntorl"
crush hru, by selling has famous FLUID at even
ower price than hey can afford to sell their vile
trash At the same time, he assures the public mat
the ilYrLRIoN' " i'll always continue 10 be as good
as heretofore, which has given it celebrity through
out the globe
This. with Bogies Electric lllir Dye," ana
other preparations, are sold 10y his Agents every
where in the United states and Canad"s. =
wv. BOGLE, In,entor and PropI ictor,
IL v nshmulnm 81. l{nslOn.