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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-28


Gov. Wright deserves great credit
for alluding to this agitating topic in
his message, as most Of the Execu-
tives of the States, heretofore and now,
have not considered it worthy of
passing notice. Imperfect and un-
sound as his Excellencies' views are,
they are So much more intelligent than
those Of Clifford, Of Massachusetts,,
that we are half inclined to commend
them. He generously acknowledges
that some law is necessary on this
subject, while he thinks it will be en-
barrasing to fix the details. As to
the measure proposed by the friends
of legislation being of a saD1ptaary
character" /" we think the Governor
all wrong, and will prepare an article
on this subject for our next issue.
He ascribes the failure Of past legis-
lation inlndiana, not to the defect Of
the laws themselves, but to a want of
enforcement. We would inquire why
those laws have not been enforced
and endeavor briefly to answer the
question.
First. Any law, to secure respect
and obedience, mustbe consistent and
equal in its operation upon the subject.
1t is utterly repugnant to every mans
sense of justice, to fine, imprison, or
otherwise punish A. B. as a criminal,
for an act that c. D., his neighbor, is
not only permitted, but authorized to
do! There has never been law in
Indiana on this subject that did not
contain this glaring absurdity.
Second. The attempt to enforce
laws against illegal liquor selling,
while the traffic is licensed, necessa-
rily secures the hostility Of the perse-
cuted individual, and the sympathy of
his family and friends, but gives to
the licensed vender the means more
efectually to resist the current of
popular feeling against his business.
Third. Experience has incontrovert-
IDLY proven that prosecutions against
the unlawful traffic, while the liquor is
permitted to remain in the possession
of the accused, is useless. Perjury,
and subornation Of perjury, are usual
incidents in all such prosecutions.
Every lawyer is familiar with the fact,
that on the trial Of such cases, the
memory of witnesses is very treacher-
Gus, and conviction is next to impos-
sible.
1t is our settled conviction, that the
laws of Indiana, on this subject, are
unjust, partial, and inconsistent, and
should not be enforced if they could
i be.
The suggestion of the Governor,
"that drunkenness be made an offence
punishable by lava disqualification
for the making of contracts, or the
management of property" as a sub
ordinate or incidental measure, will
do very well. Such an enactment al
his Excellency suggests, would pre-
vent the dlunkard from dissipating hi
property, and leaving his family desti
tute," but it would not touch the sea
of the disease. That it would hav'
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DAILY CRESCENT.



have tvo littie dsriines,
With syss - deepest hue,
Tnefe luse year bstwssn them,
And the ycup9n = hut two:
watch their minds expandins.
With fond ard earnest hove'
Lake fragrant little hoesous,
Whose petals daily ope.
Frank says he's mothers rosebud
Andlittle brother Willy,
With skin like alabaster,
Is budding my water lily;
call them both my mock-birds,
For like music to my ear
Are their merry littie voices,
80 siivery and clear.
What dew Il to the flowers,
The rainbow to the sky, tey
Are these children to my pathway,
Which they cheer and beautify
To fill my heart with gjsdness,
With thsnkfulness and praise;
They chase away my sadness,
And leave no gloomy days.
Though many other blessings
Around my footsteps fall,
Ny children and their father
Are ehiefamong them ali
Ny life seems crowned with joys
Wiener L look on them;
And they the brightest jewels
Within the disdsm.
Then blessings on my dariings.
Bright dressings from above.
God grant their tender boyhood
Miss not a mother's love.
Oh, may my days be Heightened
Throughout their early youth,
To lead them in the pathway
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OSr vorF-Within the last doxen years the Governor
of Massachusetts, twice elected by majority cf
recent paper says that si gle Oliver crou
well to the Long Parliament Charles Stuart the scaf
fold revotutionized England and made New England
free One vote gave he tariff Of ls42 and vote
made the tariff OF 1876 One vote gave Texas and
made with Mexico and purchased Cslforpa
thither the tide OF emigration and will change the acst
NY Of the world Those who the habit
ing themselves from attending elections the belief that
vote will make much difference win do well to
treasure up these facts aud act under thr influence
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The HEROINE OF THE AUSTRALIAN DIGGINGs
The Dublin Commercial Journal, in letter from
the heroine herself, tells remarkable story of
young lady who, with her brother, were both
very suddenly. left orphans with only $500.
They were both very young, and quite accom-
plshed, having been well raised and well edu-
|cated by proud and extravagant parents. No
doubt, as she says, that she and her brother
were the sole remnants of :. so much prosperity
and so little prudence Having the battle Of
life to fight, and these children being but raw
recruits, it became a matter of serious concern
with them. After debating their case, they de-
termined to lay aside their pride and ornamental
accomplishments, and sail for Australia, and
there 60 to digging gold to repair their fortunes
Aware of the exposure and hazards she was
about to incur, the resolute girl, for greater
security, disguised herself in male attire; and,
like Sebastian and Viola, did the two set of to
try their fortunes in the world. At the diggings
she represents herself as cooking and washing,
and taking care of the gold, while her brother
and young partner, who had Joined him, were
digging in their placer, which was on the side
of as pretty valley as you could wish to visit,
says she. Her sex, she says, Is known in the
mines, and she is called :" Mr. Harry" an abre-
| won Of her real name-Harriet; " but" she
saws. "no one intrudes the more on that ac-
count" She says, indeed, that her disposition
| TO oblipe has made her popular, and that she is
Greatly respected She says the life is exciting,
and she does not want to give it up She also
intimates that she and her brother are getting
rich
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TENNESSEE RIVER.

win leave SATURDAY. A. ii 3 at a o'clock p. NJ.
NOR FLORENCE, TUSCUMBIA, Hs -
n EAsTPoRT and all intermediate Andugs-Heg
ulAr Tennessee River Packet CiiEROkEE-TheS1
light draught EROK
ley, will For freight apply
mh30 WHITE S BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton
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How MURAT MET HIS FATEs--Ihe sentence of
the military commission was read TO him with
due solemnity. He listened to it as he would
have listened to the cannon of another battle,
during his military life, equally without emotion
bravado. He neither asked for pardon, for
delay, nor for appeal. He had advanced of his
own accord towards the door, as if to accelerate
the catastrophe The door opened on a narrow
esplanade, lying between the towers of the
castle and the outer walls. Twelve soldiers, with
loaded muskets, awaited him there. The mar
row space did not permit them to stand at suf-
fcient distance to deprive death of Q part of its
horror. Murat, in stepping over the thresh-
hold Of his chamber, found himself face to face
| with them. He refused to let his eyes be ban
daged; and looking at the soldiers with a firm
and benevolent smile. My friends said he,
do not make me suffer by taking bad aim
The narrow space naturally eompels you almost
to rest the muzzles Of your muskets on my
face-aim at the heart, here it is" As he spoke
thus, he placed his right hand upon his coat, to
| indicate the position of his heart. In his left
hand he held small medallion, which contained
| in one focus Of love, the image of his wife and
of his four children, as he wished thus to make
them witnesses of his last hour, or to have
their images in his last look, as in his last
thought. He fixed his eyes on this portrait,
and received the death blow without feeling it,
absorbed in contemplation of all he loved upon
earth! His body, pierced ut SO short distance
by twelve balls, fell with the arms open and his
face to the earth. as if still embracing the king
dom which he had once possessed, and which he
had come to reconquer for his tomb. They
threw his cloak upon the body, which was buried
in the Cathedral of Pizzo. Thus died the most
chivalrous soldier of the imperial epoch not
the greatest but the most heroic figure among
the champions of the new Alexander. LA
martne's History of the Restoration of the
Monarchy in France.
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Union No. 3. of T.-sieetssvery RDAY EVEN
ING Temple Hail. No. 222 Tehclptoaias
The following the officers the THos r. RID
WPi p Il c.ssks, " Al ~ MsQuALIsR r. s.; A. RossswIs
DospLE a. c. Hgaa GHAHAN, s.; A. LANBERr s SICK
VISITING BRIcgaYkR No. l9l Newlevee
scHoLas L1sEnr couIrrn Of Common Mara
treets. iyis
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BREMEN

FOR BREMEN. The fine A ] fast sailing
swiish ship NoRDKN Ssenasn icadng snd viii
9sk dispatch For m ieg 59g.sssa. J9psee9 ana 20
n5- b psfssgs apply Il Tho Captain board. APPS
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RED RIVER.

Will leave SATURDAY, April g. at O'Clock
ESOR MINDEN, LAKE BIsTENEAU, Hg -
II GRAND BAYOU, GRAND ECORE ALEXAN- jf4kk5Ah.5s q
DRIA, GoRDoN'S LANDING, and all Intermediate x Il
landng-keg egalAr Red River Packet SWAMP FON-
The and swift running SWAMP
Fox Capt Cs Marsha will freight pas
having accommodations apply
apo SMITH q FIAf1SfER, 80 PoydTHs street.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL 6. 1853
p1CKsBURG.

VIII ls.,e SATURDAY April o at o'eioex, ,.
NOR VCKSBURG, WARREsT0N, ~ -
II. NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, ROD LeNe&$T
NFy, NATcHEZ FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA
and BATON ROUGE Regasr SATURDAY Weekly vilk.borg
and swim running packet sssamer BELLE
apply on board or b. FTAsTER
tH will Yszoo River freight dc regular
privilege Of reshigp1g the seaoboat W. g. CAMP
BEI. b. having 70 that eject
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Will leave SATURDAY. April .. at O'Clock rs.
E7OR VICKSBURG, WARRENTON, -
~ NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF, HARD LaA&ktEx
TIMES, ROpNFY ST. JOSEPH WATERPROOF,
NATcIiEz FORT ADAAS BAYOU SARA, sa a, ,ais,msdle
packet NATCIEEZ
r. ahers leave above orfregbi rasags,
d. r. CARROLL. Union Ro*, SO clroudslet street.
F The Nachez No. has made with the FoLAST
and o. W. CAMPBELL and will take freight for ell Pointa the
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YAZOO RIVER.

willleaye THURSDAY, April I, O'Clock M
NOR CAMDEN, Ell DORADO LAND say .
Il ING, CHAMPAGNoLE, WILMINGTON Mo- l-sslta&t%l55A
RIO LANDING, PIGEON HILL MARIE SALINE tSaS.s.Sz4v
ALABAMA LANDING, TRENTON, MONROE, CoLUMBlA, HAR
RsoNBUe and all intermeaie andingsIhs running iieh
draught passenger Jacket steamer NEW WORLD
commander win leave above For freight passage
accommodations, apply on board. or TO
ari J. LLOYD LEWIS, IL Poydras street
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CaLLFOl MI.
L,oR CALIFORNIA via VERA Cnuz. s,sse

EOR CALIFORNIA via VERA Cruz xzEEEs.
Il Persons Of rroceeding 10 CALIFORNIA 2hH
can do via vsa cns Giy Of Meseo and Acapaobe
Commander, viii leave r VERA CRUZ THURSDAY iith inst
at o'clock pnucuy, carving the Uned States mails
will W. readiness Vera
CITY q Mstieo, from thence Acapulco mules be
TIE MEXICAN OCEAN MAI. AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly have Carriages the R aud steamer. Acapulco ready
Meanwhile
Pacific Steamers oaeh Aeapao passengers will be long
tanned. For further particulars apply
ap5 HARRIS Il MORGAN, 10 Tchoupitoras street.
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winienve THURSDAY. April :. AZ 8 O'Clock A..
NOR PYA Z0C SANTIAEO. PnINT II

ISABEL. MATAMoRos end pRoWHsviLLE ROY, ~ u
Steamship YACHT John Lnvrss will
carrying Mss For feht passsee having
rniai ' HARRIS 4 MORGAN. 10 rehoupiouas srset
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CADIZ.

EOR CADIZ-Passage Only.-The A ~
i sailing ship VIM. sTURGS, Capt John 4X(
Bradford, having all her engaged, will be qrkly
patched only having Recommendations apply
board. p WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street.
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BRaZOS Sa.NTLaGO.

EOR BRAZOS SANTIAGO, PoINr -s<SfS,
IL IsApEI MATAMonos AND BROWNSVILLE. sssRik4R.
NswOrleans and Texas u g. Mail Line Of Lo" Pressure
samsh sTo sail on THURSDAY, at instant al A. n, fsns
CfNNAT John Thompson nAss viii above,
the United States mal For freight having very superior
state accommodations, apply OF board or 10 ~
APPS n HARRIS 4 MORGAN, IS rchvupiiouas st.
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.AUSTRALIA.

inst-The splendid coppored copper fast
ROGERIINE Abner Cros having portion OF
will m above For freight having
accommodates she having been nvor
vessel while running regular packet between New
the Master board At Post First Dis
strict, or o. WlckIiAM, rs Camp street mhl2
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MOBILE.

Will lesye THURSDAY, April !, at O'clock
EOR MOBILE, via the River. ~
H. The splendid HELEN, captain J. p. LEes2zr
seitg Dt expressly for the Lake sds aimi
raly adapt point and NJ he viii
above light passage, apply 90
board, srRoTIiER h Bros IS Poyiras street. aps
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ExCURSrONs.

Ex'uRsION TO NEW RoCHSLLE AND GLEN COVE,
- touchins ct Whte tore each way rhs splendid
steamer s'EPH'sp KNAPP Captain James Kennedy
si mske IN excursion 10 New kocho Ia and Glen Cove
eveIy 81 "a morn ng without fail leasnr as follows;
" OF o. sprim strect North rvrr at O'clock Prcx sip
L.river Of o'clock; ronme .trcet Rat rver at sX;
Ter tn stree, AID fwev th rect 0 and Will
retuSn Tn she city ut b 90 och Best quality re-
frcshmsnt furnished DO I'd Fs Is rsy This
oss wiz stop ~ COLLEGE Point eash way. Fsrs I2K on
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=
EXPRESS AGENCIES.

('Hssr co.'s EXPRESS, I73 BROADWAY, EN.
~ trance In lstdt aud from Iur 100 no
,veyy sscer 20 Boston ard sas. bideipha AM west
ally; TO bsrieson AID Southern @nssday md
rtnrda, 80 California 5th aid ?0ti Ofces No Agar
tre.t, london a, Fue Notre victoires Pnris
q BARNEY aaaagsr
ExPESsS ron AUsTRaLIA.-oFFICE 60 BRO. ID.
Ia no .ps &C'e for Port phi,ip 40
nd syeuel or steamship Golden Age. on wsdnoed.y
pt~r ier q 1864
Our .rst e.pree. for Port Philip auo Scloourns Aus
tniis VII be Ieepathed nv tho md ma tniG ,snt
steamer Golien Lieut ID o. Porter, u. > n. CON
nsnter Wed Hosdsv 2sts last - 2 . clock. N ~
~ arpt If epe.nI messenger to destination.
err igts a,d packages o. every dc will 70
q oe 10 oiork dav OF sailing
d sman parcels aod d,st until o'ooch ali
crchenrsse mud packages for sydney FORWARDED
pfrn rt BY tSt oppr unity after arrival Mclb rne
st remiaded that although tho norts II australia
.pcD he I'D niaon Of oeary every kind Of
DIE, &c. free OF T. nevs,to-ss
tat they should furnish ~b invoices Of svsrythine 10
tot 20 enable to heir without delay
an.ttplia Cue'oms' ADAMS 3 Co. 90 Rr,aiwny
Gro,ss howr0r. Resident Partner, Melbourne, Aus
trnlia.
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SfR MISUNDERSTANDING AND COTTAGE
.l1O sts-Grest reduction In prices Cillies By
oftrins rich OF .nsmsd chamber furnitar
reene street. of silu Yed materials GILLiES BYRNE
$40 Broadway east SIDE few doors above Spring street
,oABINFr FURNITURE or THE a EST QUALITY Al
moderate pr,oea No. A2 broadway between Grad and
Howard streets undersigned would invite the partition
s-suerun Il pur.hnses OF furniture to hi, large AND
oshnt nvri,u~~ ell Of ~h,ch has been manufactured
III, hes, ss,obed erals snd the upholstery work
stb all cn,sd horse hsir and very
arc assortment OF pa-lor diics room and chan.
u'nitur~ ~ sLe most approved STYLES and suited TO
hi ana tastes % both oi.y and country buvars
wing dt,m to aooptt tie motto Of nall profits and
ick sales las marked every arto. at unusually lo~
III vii -nd IT. 10 their to call and
ANNE tefore purchasing else where. JAMES GRUMPY,
manussctsr snd warrrooms Az Bfosdway between Hos
ard and GRAD strtets
ENkMEiLED FURNITURE THE SUBSCRIBERS IN
II wife attention to that, stock Of furniture
IRON f26 and npeards, dnshed In any style Dealers
shippers the trsd. led liberal Factor,
WARWICK TUANkR.
CnAMrLLED COTTAGE FURSITURE.-sOUTaER
u dealers ell 6rd complete assortm .nt OF bsased
p.nfine hig, post cottage, and othr sly Ma
Susws sTsCYs 6oe Broadway corner spring s.rccs
Those who nsv seen tho set No a. oass Is Crystal P.laot
hno~ how their furniture 10 doshed.
CRpsr FURNITURE EMPORIUM, AT NO. 7N
VI BrosdwayWe " vite the attention OF dealers and
e. extensive stock and endless varet Of
'slhrt furniture uf-o ured by Ourselves and
ID 20 he superior quality consisting Ia Of suiscs Of
"a .r and bedroom fu btars wood mahoganv. and
hisck walnut Of stylo aud srade: As,, sofas
l.sspY AID oumo. chairs bio top and plain aurosus
w,ai DIS curd hair other mattresses feather and
II,rtY nsnufacsures and wholesale dealer. No. 7J7
lyosdvay
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CoulH MELFOsf PURCHASERS OF LOr, ARE
le'rby noth.d 20 apply for their DECIDE forthwith
once If u ,ard W wsris, $50, No New street ocs
OF from wa iyaete pirs by Initial the 18th
ji few ooc, lots y.t Tor sale. Apply " the Aysnt,
AoBr u. ELrOJ, No, Jfsyoa rev. PAX
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Ta1% rTDsTss wAsrRoous psrsNS sPayV0
hsds ms'tressrs Sc ever msas q, hssIth ssoss1v
iuxur sn5 re.trsss sf, fpls beds pillows ~ Ipee ~
tads all tses, ~ 10 So Prvats siiu a. fuyrisSsa
~, Plsiss cal ord examine ~ r61 8sosa way -
Prince street
lpak VICE spsHas ssrVpAC7URBs o. VIA
y siiirs iron ,srsss Tor 1yut Ia re 81 dpsalvaW
nsusrtsl iron worh ros aud ~. iss fsp e1Hite
,r4-s,e srcnrd, eafss la~as is.p,rs As ksa m
ieb 70 sD doilAE, 'oot c, hsssoAss .osS 49,
Asty Hare Iron d % 'iops bssshssss ~
sprns cn,i st,ess snts.ssscs srsass has rssks
n hreis sssnct 5ri.teonr 10 a. srh~Yshsn = eoIe.
rated railroad AID arr scncss ron On dsiln, rtva
oepss iars per rod The o6sps ~ tsrsg3
oes sf iron vol N. U.ssS sAssss ii q
lpslhy hair AID sors nnsi mattresses J6HR q 3IOf.
n 'rv4r .trssA
Nsn VoRs BEsLlN f1rN m, qTevsy vOnWA-
~ Wm ns,chr'os. isr Be'ls ~ No ~ Ocas, stYseA
r'tsomesss Tor business uadsv ahs nagnn
% an 81 ~, T 9stsi eioy Co ~sl esseiu - -
nann'netpre 81 IRON furniture al lie hpsnshss upon
sesle corresponding win che e-esssrs oeaAad Nee n
apd = Doa,e strret rbs sstsb,is viii ssunsnA ~
\ ,ins tse t,sshsst sres'mss .sS passssNs 4 "a ~
nssNe ara VIII hr'ns NJ fren - ssie1nsI 3s-
SIGNS Of every Sas " ssvlv end Driss s~eSiaiv
rvtrs be oil suas - the ct. sssutvv - vA ~
A,d examine she sen.ssns II
ss'',sna. settle. chs,, sr.shsss ofv.s ssssssS Sss
ss, psssse. :sss;s s,.!s:sss sSs 49, ssc
table, 40, 40. ~ Oass AaS vsrsrssns n ssnassAIss
-" " ans " 0'a'' ''''e A.; - 81 -
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To the Esuor Of sas aeraAa = sa<.-
DSps ,.rson ef bepevoisDco and sonssd 10
ssks many table and happy A. lss
yoss valuable that the lovers II good ss.eg
seei Iivns their preference b, hssh
o. btse oh BE- joyful all Of the foregoing
Ssts somninsd shes vi abd Of the s establish
DeSts IN ty wherein the Injuries re- fs
san 10 obssiB STE restaurant owned aud kept "
sshsos celebrated ste- ard If tho
pAniss days End more reesns Of the steamship Empire
CITY, po~ ho6t fort1 Day And night leund
= The corner o. Brosd. aud sishth street Clinton
place. TIE gets tho greatest kind that
be t'iyed out Of any AID e,srtang shat be ample
sykets nhfd whether prots ted by covering ~ shall,
s.rs OF hair snd his bar IL with decidedly the
best liquors TO be found In tho city Like hs inssrous
preda who cd the snsmes OF hs couatry ~
New lsao Anc sued the people 20 t hoe 90 does hs
and banlsh from a his vsrsrs ger thirst se
.ss,iDs.s bs has NAH, vsi'srs and w.rs ne ss.sss
deserves 70 be- he .oud play hs part 9TH ne
Of hut bespeAk for MIN wide pr IA t>ms
Hs Illustrates the soothing hspps 81
H. ~ If his rich harder for IN proportns no
something less than the world ss roman now
sxbb polio RoOI while AN sfp,ttio no IL
disqualification Of Jack salstan The GeasrA s,lemalS
elsres tbsa VIII Tire govt ard this ~ the ,ny
naIsay TO Ne freed from paying HIM frequent visits there
any In tasting the decaoss xh h hs daily
sssyea mp. PAUL PRY
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VAST OFF CLoTBING- $4,000 WORTH WANTED.
~ Tht hishrat cssb proc viii be lbsrsy given Ia our
rnt Tor small cast oio hin,
OF des triptiou sddresa troust pos OF call on
JAMES rnkuNty et hs ,oeopd hard oloshing store No
II Vrsl2c street. posr Chstha
MAST OFF CT OTHING.--THE BEST PRICE WILL, M
~ paid ~ large ~ ota Of good OF clothing Of
every dscpto. pleese id ugh post or seaS TO
JoS Phi MYfRS 10 Eishsh avenue. Latiss attended
bykjs Myers H-Ge"tie nap's etothng ccs ,od and 70
p'ired 10 Superior mnnncr q new process.
'HIkLLv NOTICE TO GENTS. NOW ~ THE TINE
r. look no your fat and ~inier clothing aad soni
H. to !b3 earl ptreet broadway
ether eesn'd dyed .it.red repaed cheap sort
notice The only ond best place to all zoe
10 tho above line and dissppoiatme j. ut $50 Pearl
street. a. CORTla5OS.
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Elssumudss LlSsuHs Hair Dye h, without en-
sspon ses-rvs',or the oeat invented
sass 40 Pooars sproots any part eSs
@ sss s ' . sss rom .ss SsI "
VaG Dsus~n's Improveo Wahpene - TOr iss
a.rs en- ebsnsins gsa, hair % g, 0.isi, colo,
peos Of e. que.sionsb,s msriss-wm Jas Bosss o
Je1 west sist. enth street Mrs st,vers 81 Chatham
street. depot I2s Chambers street and By
the principal druss GIFTS
Bsla Heads Wsn eosn disappear by tho
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