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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15

1000 GALLONS of Superior article of
lOOOSTONEWAR received and
for sale sheap, By JNO. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15
REAL ESTATE

T..
HOME TRAcT-400 acres, 200 under fence i;
well watered with neyer-falling springs, and
with proper proportion of timber. Upon t
is new, well-puiiii anu comnodiops Dwelling
House, with barns, stables, meat-house, Ice
house, &C., and an Orchard Of fourishing ap-
pie trees, just beginning to bear.
A FARM-of 200 acres; 80 acres in cultiva-
ton, the balance in Timber; also wel-water-
ed--land of the first quality.
ALso--A large body of Land, mostly well
timbered and well watered, lying near the a.
bove.
D"These lands were all carefully selected,
at an early period, and are equal to any in the
West for fertility and other advantages. They
lie principally upon the main road from Bee
town to Lancaster and in the neighborhood
are churches, schools. mills and post offices.
The Terminus of the Illinois Central Rail-
road is only 25 miles distant.
wish to sell and will aar az is invited.
on most liberal terms. They will be 81 = ana
to suit purchasers. Apply on the premises. to
WILLIAM HORNER.
April 14th, 1854. [42
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15

DLASTER YOUR HOUSE.-2OO Bushels
Plastering Hair, for sale by
BY JNO. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.
DIR. r.. DELAP

DIR. f.. DELAP,
THANKFUL for the very liberal share Of the
public patronage received the year past. still
tenders his services to the public at moderate
charges. Office at his residence,
46l Millrille, Grant co., WIS.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15
Garden Seed.

INlGHT BOXES of Risley's-Warr
Il a fresh and genuine. Just receivnd and for
sale at the 'sPeoples Store," by
March 8. 90. D. T PARKER
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15

~ SACKS BEST G. A. SALT-~For sale
w BY JOHN B. CALLS. Z,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15

TLASS! GLASS!! GLASS III
" A Fresh Lot of Window Glass, Putty.
&C., just received By ]. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15

TRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT!!!-A Fresh
II supply of Dried Apples and Peaches, just
received and for sale. By JOHN B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15

HUR FANCY DRESS GOODs-New
I , comets and Hats have arrived also. Call
and see them JNo. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15
&C. G ROCERIES, q
At wholesale or Retail.

1t is not necessary to say =" Call at the Brick
Store on the corner" for everybody knows
"THE PEOPLES SToREn D. 7. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15

s advertisement in another column.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-05-15

NLOUR, CORN MEAL & BUCKWHEAT
FLoUR-For sale BY JOHN B. CALLS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
ANNIVERSARY OF THE JERSEY CITY co
LORED SCHOOL.

The hrst Anniversary Of the Jersey City Coiored
School was held in WIdwoods Hall, Nessrksv.,
jersey City, Oh Wednesday evening. The Rev. DR..
PEsSsGres, OF New.York, opened the exercises
with prayer. The children attending the school
thirty u number-under the superintendenee Of Miss
OgceD, their teacher del ghted numerous audience
with singing snd recitation alternately. MIS- Ogden
air cd in the singing by Messrs Dias, hector and
Mr.. Carney from New York Some Of the children
execUted solos very credtsbiy.
The meeting addressed by the Rev DR.. PIS-
SISGToS. M.ssr- CoLBY, Dnos, and GouLD, OF the
Board Of Education. The proceedings Terminated
about 10 o'clock
II 10 about three years since this school was e~tso
hsLed al which time there were only I'VE pugln
TLe sve,see arfeDdapce Is now tpenty-sso.@. The
colorec population ofJerey City 49, according 70 the
lot cer.us. l22-th- average attendance OF eolored
olldrsn at 'chool cufDg me year, 10 'ns wnoie OF
ass4ot OF the Jersey City Coiored School IL ,nls far
Cheering and encouraging.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE METHODIST
TRACT SOCIETY

The annual meeting of this Society was held on
Wednesday afternoon at the Mission Rooms, opPo'
site the Book Concern, at No. 200 Mulberry A. The
Rev. NArHAs Bases presided. About Fifty persons
were present. The folio wing officers were elected Tor
the ensuing yeor; -
Tb, Bishops are ,roEcio Presidents. The Bishops
are WAUGH MORRIS, JASEs, scorr, SsPso", bAksH
end AsEs
gi P,,,d,ais- The Hon Jobn Mclean Of Ohio; The Rev
Nathan Bangs. ID ID Of New YORK.
TorToron4fng secsary-Jssse r. Peek, rQ6.,e.
Recording SseystDEstephen Weken'
Tysa.mro-John u. LdWaris Sew. fofs.
.f.ststanf Tteds.rey- L oyOrusedt Cincinnati
A bst of Managers was slso elected, hall II whom
are clergy and half 10 men.
The charter, passeo by the Legislature, at It's last
session was read. II provides that the Society may
hold real estate the value Of $50 900, for tho pur
pore Of its organization and personsl property 10 the
amount Of s75 900, for The object. The clear an
nual income shall not exceed $40 900 per snnum
No bequesis shall be accepted, the clear ANIMAL Va
come OF which exceeds $40, 600
The Rev JEssE PICK, ID. d., Corresponding
Secretary Of the Society rendered the report OF his
labOrs ia the different Conferences, 10 behalf OF ID"
Society.
j. Is. EDWARDS then read his report, by which the
receipts and disbursement IL are shown, az fouoss:
Be band last Teprt. SS
Re- during three months isss ID
To,,l a., .s5 %
Dsborsss dg ing he past quarter " ~ "
Balance IN l's'
Total 50 tD ~
After some further business, the S)ciety al burned
and the meeting resolved itself into qaarteriy meet
ing Of the Board OF Managers and disposed Of consd
cradle business pertaining 10 the operations OF The so
oft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15

,r.l purpceea n gratifying b the Committee, ma
The eIpepdure, for erecting, ftting up md iurneo
ms nsw Schotlhouses, and on account OF ne rree
Aesdemy-subjecn upon which the Board . NO.
Commonly charged with extrsvxsnee-Nc vi.n's
,hs amounts estir sfed tor these purposes and tnai
not one cent on either Of these accounts can oe soosu
10 form part of the deficiency existing IN the revenues
of the Board for tbs present year. -.
The Com nittee have carefully prepared ms $50
no, only OF abstract interest, tot vital
TO the future welfare Of our country; and oeaau'e
is desirable for the of the system, ,nat US
chosen administrators should be tree NOS oniy iron,
~ .nsncion of corruptop. bat from the charge OF
~ss,s And for these ressons they solicit for thts
document tie careful consideration OF every cinsen
Ard If those taking an interest IN THIS saofec' WI
So Wait the Schools under the charge oil the bosru
ard bv personal examination form an OPINION ~ 70
their merits and usefulness are convinced ina,
every ouch visit will ;epd 10 strengthen tne no'a
which the system already has upon pubic nodeaee'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15

ODD FELLOWS sTsIIsTIcs The report o. the an
Dua proceedings Of The Grand Lodge. OF Northern
New York. at the August Session. held in Albany,
hes been publis5-t. From this report, J, sppears
that tie number OF Lodges IN the jurisdiction IL s79
numbering "a 34s members. The deaths 10 the Order
for the year ending June 30, 1884, were 2O4. The
been afforded to "a brothers Of the Order and l24
y.coeed families rsleye1. The amour. paid for the
relief OF members Of toe Order, d0rng the year. was
:32,Ci- 20; 70 widows Of deeeased member, s2, SO
81 for buryiDg the dead 81 200 al and other items
Eew-Jersey is Ia a fOu.isanz condition. There are
10 LoGges numbering ,o03 members. The total
revenue, for he financial year ending jane 30 VS.
sli ss =; expended sIo 100 81. Member re-
heyed GO Widowed fsu.l.es relieved, %; member.
buUec. o..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
NEW wIDE-GAyGE ROUTE from NEW

NEW WIDE-GAEGE ROUTE from NEW
AN YORK TO ROCHEsTER-rte ROCHESTER, and
SESEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD 10 now open and 10 con
peehon With the Buffalo, Corning nd Hew-Ycrk md New
foIk and Ere kDrosds forms direct from New Yot
20 Rochester
IRE dectnes Of s together the sapero com
or Afforded BY The wide ears renders By far ths dsss
bic between the above cities
fohes be procured the NwYors ,nd Enc Railroad
fehet once foot Of Dusnes and ~ No 49, Broadway Jss
IN Jersey City.
freshs will be transported between New York .oches
ter with dspsieh Any Information desIed 10 regard thereto
can be obtained BY calling The General Freight Agent Of
the New York and Erie Railroad Enc Buildings or G.
TAPPAN, Express freight Agent No 100 Broadway.
No trAns the Bugao. COMING and New Yok Railroad
Sunday. J. A. REDFfHLD Superintendent
NEW-YOBK and ERIE RAlLROAD.-On and
~ after MONDAY November 90 and until further notice
Passenger Trains win leave Pier foot Of Danes foox
Buffalo Express at 7 A. ~, for BpFalo
Dur ARK Express. at A. 81. L,r Duntirt
Man, 81 BIS NJ for Dankk and Buffalo and n:sfrnedsts
stations.
Roeksnd Passenger go P NJ from foot of OhsnbsTr
st. via PierIDont for suasrn and nteIaedate stations
Way Passenger, at P. NJ. for osvie and intermediate
stations.
Might Express ASP. NJ, for Dunkrt and Buffalo.
EDisrsDt ats p VI, for Dunsk and Buffalo and ntsrr1s
dise ststionsL
On Sunday only oue Express Train st5PM
These Express Trains connect Of Buffalo and Duntk with
the Lshe Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati Toledo
Detroit, Chicago. &c
NEW JERSEY RAILROADS.&C. PHILA-
1NDKLPHJA, aud the SOUTH and WEST. via JERSEY
CITY-United saIes Mail and q prees Lines. Leave New
Yort and 10 A NJ, ard and P Through in -four
hours Second Class 81 25 in the TO- ~ IS in e. % 10
and 10 A. NJ, and p NJ The New Jersey Accommodation
Eins leaves II NJ At 81 stoppi9E at all stations
for Baltimore WssbipFon Norfolk &c and gh baggage
checked TO "ssbin gton in and 10 A. NJ, and p "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
mc6iral.

~ HEUMATISM.-I will take any man of his
~ euiehss in twenty four hours and ssk Pay until do
~ FEVER and AGUE cured in from four forty.
eisht hours pay All diseases incidental 10 the human
frame efectualy cured IN short time Dr. NOLAN,
No. l2s Beeknsn-st cor. Front, up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
ELMIRA, CANANDAlGUA and NIAGARA

~ FALLS hAlLhOAD.WioE CANS wlth sorA
The longest broad Railroad Route IN the world via
New YoIt and Erie Railroad 70 mira; Enirs Canandasus
Niagara Fas Railroad Niagara Falls; Greet Western
Railway (CsnAdGl 10 Detroit 6ee mites The last mentioned
rOsd Detroit with the MichFsn Central Railroad
br ali points the Great West. The G. and n =. hal
road Lewiston with the Roysl Mall Line Of Steam
for Toronto with the American Line Of Steamers fof
kingston OsSebsbuTsh Montreal and the White Mountans
ms with perfect regularity and dispateh Away
maxi ts connections
TICKETS can be procured kllowg From =. Happen,
No. le0 Broadway; VI Spaulding No 2N Broadwayj Dh
CLARK No l73 Broadway and the Rev fort aud Ens
haiTosd OF CO, foot OF Duane o..
WILLIAM .. LAPHAM, Superintendent
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
Uatfr Cure.

Uatfr Cure.
THE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
tUhE offers the best accommodations for pursuing the
treatment for the winter, and reasonable else
where Address O. WELLINGTON, NJ D
.. No l78 18th st. Eew-York.
NEW,YORK CITY WATER-CURE, No l7s I2th st., cor.
ner Of UDversy place.
WATER-CURE, corner Of 6th-av. and 33th-st
w DR. SHEW mites with Dr. TAYLOR IN tbs lsrse
md nodons establishment for the Fan ana Winter PA
TENTS and BOARDERs received OF reasonable rata
Outdoor practice promptly sitended N
WATER CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No is Lsight-st-R. T. TRAIL, NJ D., Propristor.-
Accommodations for 100 persona Country
fnhshI' " T. Dr. o w MAY. Ate nding Physician.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
IFNTPiI. RAILROAD of W-JERSEY-

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHIL
~ ADELPHIA, from Pix 10 North Rver.-Two line<
saiy at A. NJ, and p NJ Morning line ct 8 A. NJ, BY
rssmbost JOHN POTTER to SOUTH AMBoY, thence By
ears places and Philadelphia Fare 81 Express line
u2P NJ, by John POTTERto AmBOY, thence direct 10
Camden BY cars through Eve hours Fare IS Way, 40
mediation Eursnt Line At r. ID Fere III %. Em'
xrsnt Line 4 Z. Nj; 81 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
6isamboais an6 Railroads.

CTATEN ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY
- sO1lCE-CHEAP EXCURsION-Pue 81 cent? o,
o6res Apnl 10 1884 he boss viii leave follows aniB
hfhet ro'scs Lesvs vandebis Landing Staten Island
spy hoy femt A. VI. 70 r. NJ Lesve foot Of wbItehaH
. N.E.YoIs. ever hour from 6 A. VI. to7Pa.
TOR BOSTON via NEWPORT and FALL
M'Eh-Ihe splendId and superior steamers BAY
NAIL. Capt WIN. brown leaves New. Yors .yery MON
~, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'Clock NJ, and
riEE STATE Cart Bsntsnin Brsytoo, leaves Ssw-Yors
hon Per No N r., near the Battery. Beth touching
tBewpuTt each way
kseaeI rooms viii be regarded secured 70 any .ppH
shi Boston forwarded Bossb With ,,.., s,.p.,.,
wM BORDEN. Agent, Eo.. 10 and IL w..ta-
UEGULAR MAIL LINE via STONINGTON
~ for hosToN, PROVIDENCE, Ew-BEDPORD and
hou. without change Of deten-
NJ steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Can't Joel Stone and
O0kMOpohf Capt w. H. Frszee In Connection with the
eehston ara rro,,d nse and Boston and Providence Rail-
MN R. hrst wharf above Battery. place Al oeock
"a stSpnftop a. O'clock p or on the siy. OF he mai
N vhieb leaves Boston al 50 p ~ " VIC ~
unsurpassed for srensth s.fe,v .,aaa
sne and elegance The officers experienced aud At
a. COMMODORE rom Naw.Yofs-Mon5.y wedn..
~ and fnoaS' r'"" o'ornot'on-rnesday, Thursday and
10 PLYMOUTH ROCK from sew.York-Tue.d.y rbur.
~ and Saturday From stoninstoD- Monday Wednesday
B-fssensers snivins al stoninrton procs.a i,n,n.
-, by mail train Providence Boston Taunton ana
~ b.dord by accommodation trains son ION =.
T1cr.h ti.se., on Monday. weSne.dsy, and Fa.v. ~,
u..s,eset Hoimes's Hole and Woods Hole via Nev Red
- sepssctins with the steamer RAGLE VINO
Ibs.g master seeompHnes the steamboat trains to and
s.... berth, naterooms or freight application. NAV
ssss Per No n R.. O. Al the Office. No. 10 Battery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
euprrn;erdenr's Office, Cansndasns, June IL, leoi .
NM W. PALMER AGENT No. 1875 Broad~eJ, N 4
RAILROAD.-INLAN ROUTE.

III AhLtM hAiLhOAD'-i ''O' -
90 and sfeI MONDAY Dec H. Sundays excepted i'r
IEASiNo DEPOT CORNER OF WHITE CENTRE Sis
Nan Train al = so NJ stopping at Whsm's Bridge ana
Way E1Ge.. % sOyRn; Whit. Plain G S.gsS
in Western Railroad Express Train arriving
'''''" FRox CITY HALL STATION. ~,
Crotop Fails st4 p NJ stopping at all Stations above VIII
Whie Pss. a, 30, SsrdsiSr N, stopping al YOri'h'
wnlss%.. BSse n7.s9oA NJ, 2I5, 40, $50 and II
fkON TWENTY SIXTH ST STATION
Wun.n.'s Brds- AGA NJ White PLAINS. a; ~
nse msy procure Tickets and h.ve taeir 6ssse
Tor unca Buso snd other place. Wet sno NORM
Albany, a. the CompsDys Offices corner OF bo"ey ana
'''0"' w. NJ" RsTURSiS6 TO NETWORK,
Mail Train leaving C1stbsm Four Corners At A VI stop
pms at ali NAL stations above wisms' Bridge arriving al
I,rips Dtpo, Wests,n Railroad Of Msiden-lsse
Eipre.. Train leave. Troy at IS, r and Alb,1y St'
,,oppips a. Ch.tham Your Corners Phlmont hsrtln-
49,, bnI.3,. Copsss Mllerooo Amenis, Wsss.c. Dover
Plains south Dover, psslns Paterson Lo~ne" Div
D., sis rain viii GOT b. landed between Croton
Pans and sm.s Bridge unles' coming IRON above s,1o
fsn. Passengers Croton Fail and williams oase
, "a - fbs Regular ain leaving CTotoe Fss a. r NJ
IA nom CrotOn Falls stopping a. al slauon. 20 A AZ
Cotou Fss and arriving al New iots al ~ a NJ
sp from Creton Fss stopping al all Stations between
CrofoD tsIls aud Williams Bridge arI'insh Ne"'i0
s.nd@A NJ ais .nSsr NJ. from White Plains stopping
az ~ u,.,. Bride. at G. ~ 50 and 1910 NJ, laS
NJ sas ms aud $50 P NJ. stopping a. all stations a..
by the NJ from Williams Bndse soG 'ne
aI5P M nom White Plains will be landed Id New iO' ."
the 18Th o. S''" sUSplY ARRANGEMENT
,,, ~, l,,v. Tor Croion Fans and all Way s'snons ~
Tas ssS sP NJ Returning -ill leave Clo'on Falls at
"a n and 50 ? .;Oppns a. al Wa, sts,io@. landed
Fssps,; BY ss sSSdsy s ssn. o." ony
frsisbt Albany reesiysd daily uDHi r. NJ" I" '"'
corner Of Centre and goHS d ELIOT Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD;-WlNTE j

III ARRANGEMENT On and AFTER MoNoAf NOV ~
~. Trtir. W IN Chambers Station q. follows .,
Isprs.s Tram. A. NJ, '9rreehDs with Nos'he'n s' WV
80 Ir,,r "a NJ Thfeush Way Train, IL NJ
c,p,s.s 1sstn As VI Accommodated Tram s,e "a a.
yor Poushterpsei Way Passenger Sein' q 10 ''' wv
yor P.,hskn At s, ard ST NJ
yor rsrrytown a. and Nj ,,.,.. =.
tSs rsrr,,owu Pselss sns Roasbisepss Iran' 'ior "
p.s,,p, tassn a. Casmbeu Canal ch-'tePher l4ih arc
Nst-srL .. ~u.,xx :, NJ fr,sr C.r.l.,t to-
AAhn' '''pp"s' " oiiVER IA. Ira, ice-PrercsnL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15

f. Greene one Of the Justices OF tie Supreme Coun
notice hereby given that an atta hnent has ssuea sss @
.st.te Of ANDREW LEHEBACH non resident debtor and
h, ,e came will be sold for the payment OF his un'es
be appear, and discharges such attachment seeofant sN
hin nine months the trs publication OF he nohce
and thu. the payment Of debts due to him BY residents OF
- ,hn ais state beop sips him. and the transfer OF any
sveh property by him. forbidden BY law ana are
fso Oct 2s ls54. WAbhth nohhiS;
10 "a IsxemF ATTORNEYS .oI Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15

0NG ISLAND RAlLRoAD.-Leave Brcos
ii lv, to- Gr.enrot 10 A NJ, for heuPsteso snas
? A. F.fminsdAe 5 - ?. NJ; jsmsica ~ rof 49,.
At 10 NJ al 5bP NJ, tskins slo'.s. eIsnsa ,,"in,
E.nas, v To ssrniu sdae. : ~ = VI, rs.olS' :.
hopdsy as A ~ For bseatyn-LesNe ~ I. .nai
A gsrus.n sdae 80 4 NJ >yoeset, -, 80
y N Hen ts,ssd . So A NJ sse SO P NJ JAMAICA D."
10 SrA n snd is p
AlICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAiLhOA Al
Nt LINZ - nass.r. foI CHICAGO st LoCis. hAN
fAe snd s points ss md so0fh Wet en- oe.'n
rsu'cg, are,
~ 49, SFvV. YORK AND ERlE RAILROAD, or NEW
YOEs CENTRAL RAILROAD. ~ sppieA'ion A. ns Ioln'
80, o.. &c. Jos Bruaosey. CO Deg a, &c
IOffS y pNArEh. General Agent. %
y III NTDN Ilaket Ascn..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-15
IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF

the County of Eew.Yok notice IA hereby given TO all le
sons hayins claims against THOMAS HALEY late OF the City
Of New.Yok builder deceased present the with
vouchers thereof the sobscber at the office Of Isaac Ford
No ll6 Ehzabehst in the City OF Newly OF before
The twenty fourth day Of January nexDsted NewYofs
the entieth day Of July, 1854 ,,.,
s.o1 inusrrEs hv CHAS Il HALEY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04
psecymy.-lxrxRnsrnxe 10 a.

XXJoNpERtIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 "a
w DIkS AND GfNrL6NFS.-PROp. GiRAULr DEVIL
vER after GveIsns nearly half the yoss and
faue snd Ainot DEATH has length
the noted Professor OF Chety N.
which the hair DO eured
beautiful Itself has d TO
form oswehiug rnye that beautiful ornament OF the head
hair beautne the adding
ehanns those with nature ha. 70 be most
all those lovely Ring
fash nablc Of the ees Of the
Continent the With perfect and
almost
Of Prof 9au Devivier would probably have
world for perhAps like the
Egyptian method OF ebamng would have died with the srEna
oseinans Rnseu that have
ivated their Thousands
this preparation for curling The
hair directions be had BY dirE dollar,
Paid, GfRa CLT DEPIpYER, fdrrnington, 7ruiabuu
coun 0 where ne ha. loeAtd himself amid crowd Of .d
ng receiving the blessings Of all that have used biI
great prt paration forwarding parts the United
state,. wonderful receipts for Curling the HAIR
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-04
NOTICE.
TO OUR FRIENDS, CUSTOMERS. AND THE PUB.


conformity with long standing Of selling our
entire Stock Of Goods at the
that period will from th,
day to put down stock 10 such cash prices
main on hand will b. disposed Of public auction without
We have added our patron, the large supply
NJ The newest styles Of this Falls Goods
nave purehasst At the New 70 r cd,
unprecedented low prices Of the las. few weeks upon which
We have placed snail prEt. - "
Cloths CtsSimrreS, sit!aeits aud Pulled Goths
TEeedI Kentucky and nnebeck Jea and Kerseys
IIann.i', Linseys, Plains and Lshle-Tust Kerseys
french, German and English Merino's all prices
Rich Plaid aDJ Printed CashIneres srd yIousselines
Euper French Plain Mousseine,, ! shades OF color
Gala Plaid Plaid persians, Chsiey's and De Bege
super Plain and Figured French Pabnei., sacques
mk bombaIines, Canton Cloth, and Apscas, all prices
Plaid spun Silks and Silk Plaiis and De I,ne,
Rich Paid, and brccaie GAce and Poult lie Soie
Bro ;aie aud Plaid Black Silk, extra quality
Blk Gro de Rhnts, Tanetas, and Satin s~autne
sans, Horcelnes and Plorence, and qualities
Real irish Poplns, and English French do
Neck, BoDnet, Cap, Lu,esirry and Satin Ribands
High Coltssd AMI Block add White aid Checked Cling
htns -
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