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Butte record., 1854-10-28

\ CASE WITHOUT = PARALLEL in the
Washington Union of the present week, We
see the official announcement of the appoint
ment Of John NcCliutock as Naval officer at
the Custom House. Portsmouth, n H. Capt.
AIcClintock term ofollice expires under his
old appointment this day, ard GA Monday he
enters On his ninety fourth year, and on the
discharge OF the duties Of his new four years
commission. a parallel case of an appoint
meat TO a responsible Office of one who is Of
that advanced age and Of physical ABILITIES to
discharge its duties, cannot probably be found
at the present time IN the world in past histo-
ry since the Christian Era Capt. John Me
ClIntock was bern on the 10Th day Of August,
l761. He was the sun Of the Rev Dr. Samuel
McClintock, ofGreenlani, who was chaplain
IN the army Of the revolution, at the battle of
Bunker IIil- That patriotic clergyman may
be seen represented in the engraving OF the
battle, in his ministerial bands, near the spot
where Gen. Warren lies wounded.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

The FOUNDER or MoRa1oN1saf The San
dnSky 60 Mirror notices the rejection by
Thurlow Weed Of the job Of printing the Nor
mon bic many years ago, which was pub
hshed in the Tribune, and says:-s$The yerit-
able Joe Smith. the Mormon Prophet, about
thirty years ago, loafed aoout the tayerns on
the SGsquehanna, near the Great Bend. lie
courted The daughter, Of a respectable farmer
named Hall. but the old man forbid him his
house lie took advantage one Sunday of the
absence Of tie old man at church, took a yoke
OF oxen and wagon, the girls bedding, loaded
them all up and put of got married and then
cheated his iather-in-law 1t was near Great
Bend. on the New York side of the river, that
Joe pretended to find his rscelation on stone
We were then printer : devil, and carried a
one horse m4il from Montreal to Great Bend.
and well remember Of hearing frequently OF
the pranks Of Lazy Jae.'"
Butte record., 1854-10-28

NEW WING PAPER We have received No.
/ of the Georgetown NeDs, whig paper,
under the management of J. WING OLIVER,
published in Eldorado county 1t appears to
be well patronized by the citizens of George
town, and will, doubtless, do good service in
the cause Of whiggery.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

FUNNY.-The manner in which the indie
pendent papers of San Francisco. give the
spirit of the interior press" 1t is generally
done by extracting articles from solitary
Broderick journal. Great fellows for fun.
these independent chsrr
Butte record., 1854-10-28

THE CArIToL At SAN Josr--We learn fro,,
the Sacramento journals that several Of the
state officers have been served with a writ. j..
suing from the third District Court, orierinr
them to show cause why q nlandamus should
not be issued commanding them to remove to
San jose. Let us see-is not Sacramento
building q state house
Butte record., 1854-10-28

The WALKER TRIAL.-The trial of Col
farce After convicting his subordinates, the
chief was declared not guilty, after 5 minutes
deliberation by the jury. Public opinion had
undergone a change Col. Walker is now
connected with the editorial department of
the State journal.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

DwprNp The California Stage Company
have declared dividend of per cent Tor
the month ending October 18th Travel is
becoming brisk here at present, and beth of
their lines to this place, leave well laden with
passengers.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

CooPED.--Smiley Hammond, an individual
who in consequence Of the late rains had
smiled too often, and took occasion to kick in
the door of Rhody's boarding house, was
brought before Justice Stafford, who charged
him one hundred dollars, or ten days in the
county Jail, for spreeing without license.
He chose to suffer durance vile.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

AN ARIFU1. DoDGE.-The Time and Trans.
cript says that Gen. Estel presented one of
the guards of the State prison with new
suit of clothes, which after being tried on
were laid aside a prisoner afterwards risged
himself out in them and looked so genteel
that he was mistaken fos visitor and effected
his escape
Butte record., 1854-10-28

EVERY MAN PRocURE TURKEY.-See
Bigler, in another column, appointing Thurs
day, the 23d of November next.as a day of
Thanksgiving and prayer, and then go and
procure Turkey. Who shall We thank for a
Turkey-or in default of Turkey, a Shang-
hal capon @
Butte record., 1854-10-28

@a- The Montain Democrat says. that Mr..
George Johnston, from Pike county, Mo,
aged 20 years, has just arrived over the
plains, having performed the entire journey
on foot
Butte record., 1854-10-28

MANNERs.-The private citizen who edits
the Marysville Herald, in mentioning the
name of officers of the commonwealth. should
drop the .Mr. and attach the Esq. Aheml
Butte record., 1854-10-28

fso- Everts & Co, have placed US under
Obligations for express favors during the pas.
week.
Butte record., 1854-10-28

IVA We are under obligations to the oblig-
ing agent of Singers Express, Marysville,
for fsrors furnished this office
Butte record., 1854-10-28

. paper sustained in Butte County. viii come
orward with ''he material aid' recommended in our
iaie democratic county convention and enable US to
make the Record rank With the best democratic
journals OF California,
THE SPEAKEKsHIP.--ln introducing the
name of THoIAs WELLS, ESQ, as being a
suitable candidate for the Speakership of the
next legislature, we are not governed by
periodical desire to furnish candidate every
time there is o Speaker to elect. We fancy
the nomination made from this county last
year, by our illIstrious predecessor, like the
nomination of Senator Gwin, was made for
the fun of the thing, and not with any expec-
tation of its being entertained. This pre-
sumption was corroborated by the amount
of support he received in caucus Mr. Wells
is wellqualifed to discharge the duties of that
office, and should the choice fall upon him,
would give general satisfaction. He is an ez-
cellent parliamentarian, and familiar with the
routine of legislative business, having been
member of the legislature Of 1852. OF the old
members who have been re- elected, and who,
by being placed in that position, would facili-
tate the discharge of legislative business, we
look upon Mr.. WELLS, or Col. WATKINS, of
Alameda, as being eminently we'll qualified to
discharge the important duties of that office.
If Col. WATKINS would consent to become
candidate for the Speakership, it is needless,
perhaps, to say that his election would give
the utmost satisfaction to the democratic
members of the north. and he would receive
their cordial support. His experience. age
ability, and faithful devotion to the interests
of the State point him out as the proper man
to occupy that position in the next legisla-
ture Should Col WATKINS, however not be
a candidate, we believe better man than Mr..
WELLS, for that position. will not be amongst
the members assembled at the capitol on the
first of January. We do not mention the
name of Mr.. WELLS, in connection with the
speakership, because the north has not had
her share of Offices, but simply because we
believe him to be one of the few members
elect, who have the necessary qualifications
and experience to make an excellent and
popular presiding officer. Among the new
members elect. there is course lack Of expo
rience, and we hope when the legislature
meets, the merits of Col. WATKINS and Mr.
WELLs, will meet with due consideration,
The weather, which has been bolster
Gus and stormy for the past few days, has
again become settled, and yesterday was one
of those beautiful days that California alone
can boast The river has not been very high.
only having raised sufficiently to clear its
channel of obstructions in the shape of fumes
and may now take freak and remain calm
for month, just to convince those engaged
IN river mining, that something's be done
as we'll as others. Reports from Plumas state
that they have had considerable rain and
snow, and fears were entertained that winter
had set in, an event for which many were
unprepared
EVERY NAN Procure A TURKEY.-See
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-11
KOTTCE TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS.

rJHnROUGH by Pennsy wanna and Ohio Ralro ads Phil
4 adelpha to PittsbuTg Pa, Massllon, Wooster Cleve
land Toledo Columbus, Cincinnati Indianapolis Lafayette
Terre Iaute Chicago and Mkauke. Through by Railroad
from Philadelphia to Cincinnati in 81 hours. -.
Shortest and quickest route from the ATLANTIC Cities to the
Great West Passengers will find this the pleasant
to n. Orleans Only Sll to Cncnna sl2 to Louis
vle Sl9 10 ST. Louis, Via Pennsylvania Railroad ami the
Capt NJ " Beshoover leaves Ptsburg Sunday; keystone
State Capt Charles Stone, leaves PittSburg Monday ALE
cheney Capt Charles Batceor leaves ttSburg Tues
day. Crystal Palace Capt Kountz leaves Psburg We'd
desday Brilliant Capt Grace leaves Pittsburg Thurs
day. Pitisburg Capt Hugh Campbell leaves Pttsburg Fri
day. Messenger No 9 Capt John knefeer leaves Pitts
burg Saturday Boarding and lodging board the Packets
extra. Pittsburg to Cincinnati, S2j Louisville, s.; St.
Louis, SS. @ -.E ...3.F
Fare through by Railroad from Philadelphia to Ptsburg
50 50 Masson SlO Cleveland SlO Mansfield and Crest
line Sll; Columbus Sl2 65; Toledo Sl3; Cincinnati via
$S %. To Chicago, Waukegan Kenosha ILL.,, Racine Mil
wauke Sheboygan, Wisconsin, via Detroit and Michigan
Central Railroad, Sl8
The Cars will leave the Commonwealth Station n Z.
Cornear Schuylk Fifth and Market Streets where tickets
can be purchased of Bingham Dock Agents OF the State
and Columbia Railroad Lines. I,.
The morning Express Train through to Psburg Cleve
land Cincinnati and Chicago, will leave al clock A. NJ
Through to Cincinnati in 81 hours.
The night Mail Train at 10H p NJ. Through to Cncin-
natl in 4G hours including nights comfortable at
Pittsburg r... t- rr 7
The above lines pass through and stop Lancaster Har
risburg Lewistown Huntingdon Hollidaysburg John
stown, GreenbuTg, and intermediate places.
NorCEIn otlOss, the Company will hold heulsel
responsible for personal baggage only and for amount
not exceeding $l00 TH0S. MOORE, Agent.
iune #. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Co.
The Columbia Railroad Line for Harrisburg via Colurr
ba and all intermediate places will leave the above
at ia, 2. NJ. e....
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REMOVAL.
]. Nj. SEABURY, g. co.
Plumbers and Gas Filters.

TTAVE removed their establishment from the old
stand College street, 20 of those fine and zS,
spacious Store Rooms in C00PERS BUILDINGS fhsa
Cherry stl eet. .....
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
from the community the subscribers hope with increased
and impr we'd facilities and strict attention TO business to
merit continuance of the Having recently engaged
tie services Of practical Plumbers, prepared
do all kinds of work in this department to the entire salts
faction of ALL ...
We are daily in expectation Of the arrival of splendid
... .- NEW STOCK OF GOODS .....
from the city of New York. which will comprehend all the
approved and latest inventions in the wag of convent
ences required in fitting up
HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS
and Private Houses, among which may mention Pan
and Sell Acting Water Closets article before in
troduced here Bath Tubs Double and Single Showers for
Hot and Cold WATER Vertical Boilers and i'm
proved principle for supplying hot waters great saving
of fuel and other EXPENSE Pumps OF every descriptions
Queensware Wash Basins; Plain and Fancy Gilt Silver
Plated and Brass Cocks &C. &c In short all articles leg
pla;ely in our ne J. NJ. SEABURY co,
jen20' '54.-1m COopers Building, Cherry street. .
N. B.-Oountry work promptly attended to-
We also keep hand and for sale Block Tn Lead Pipe
Sheet and Bar Lead of yarous descriptions and moder
ate prices. .
... HYDRANTS
made and repaired TO order and all the various branches of
J0DBINGi
promptly attended TO- JIM. s. & co.
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GROCERIES.
FRESH ARRIVALS.

TuST received per New Orleans Cincinnati and Pitts
burg steamers the following articles which we are Of
erng low for cash. Country Merchants and dealers gene.
Ially will do well to call and examine for themselves:
750 bags prime Rio Coffee; 90 doz 3rosms; rsTr ~
so do Laguyra do; 1000 kegs Pure Lead;
200 bbls prime N o Mclasses;5oo do No l do;
$50 Il bbls do do; 1l50 casks best English Soda
$50 hhds Sugars, all grades; 20 bags Race Ginger;
oafCrushed and Powdered Sugars, an assortment fE
25 bags Pepper; ~s Is chests Teas, assorted;
Is do Spice; 80 bbs Soda Crackers;
10 tierces fresh Rice so do Butter do; - @
loo boxes NJ Raisns Cotton Yarns assorted;
so boxes Cod Fish; gruss Wash Boards E
so do Herring. Is nests Tubs; f
90 bbls Mackerel; 8 casks Brandy;
100 kits, assorted numbers; s do Signete Brandy;
10 cases fresh Sardnes; 8 do = do; l iia
25 boxes Pickles, assorted; 5 do Madeira Wine; s
5 bbls Brimstone;o 5 do Sherry do;
10 do Alum; f 10 do Port do
25Q bags fine Salt; 25 bbls NJ Wine;
$50 Demohns ass'd sizes; 40 II bbls Wine; r
10 frails Almonds; ' 25 bbls Holland Gin; 4
leo 900 Cigars, brands; so do American Brandy;
800 boxes prime Cheese; so do Old B0ur Whisky;
$50 do Quart Flasks; so do Old Monong do; 4
$50 do Pint do; 25 do Old Rye do;
so do Flu.ed Tumblers as2O0 do Rectifed ( do; n
200 kegs Nails, assorted; 90 do Old Peach Brandy:
Together with all other articles usually kept in line.
Call at - NICHOL. PEACOCK &COS
ieb3 Corner Of Church and Market SITS.
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A. C. PARIS.
R. L. CRENSHAw'
SOMETHING NEW

NIE having completed Shop. and put up all our
w machines ready to do all kinds of Carpenters
work on the shortest notice. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
M0ULDINGS OF all Sizes BANISTERS, WINDOW and
DOOR FRAMES Of all sizes, completed BOXES of all
kinds on hand at ali times CIRCULAR WORK of any
kind done LUMBER ofall kinds dressed sawed to any
size from one quarter of an inch TO thirty inches square
Persons wanting any thing in line wound do well to
give US call before purchasing elsewhere, deter
inedto do all OF our work WELL and give perfect satsfac.
tion, and as cheap 1t can be done Awork delivered
TO any house in town without cost Shop Broad street.
west of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad where
will be found at all times ready wait any that
wants work. . '' : CRENSHAW 4 FARIS.
4 nnJh-- -lr :
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NEW GOODS! NEW G0ODSE a
RECEIVED AT THURSToN & BEREARD'S.

I'll sss. 20 No. 8. Union Street, ssa asa.
WYE receiving, direct from the Eastern cities,
wv othe very latest styles Of Fall and Winter dress
Goods consisting in part ofSlIhS Brocade Plaid Check
figured and plain Black Persian Cloths and al wool Mus
lin Delanes Chesettes and Sleeves SETS French Nee
die Work Collars Mourning Collars and Sleeves, Ebrod
Linen Camb Hdkf Velvet Ribbons, Ginps and Gallons,
Jaconet and Swiss InseTtngs and Egng Jaconet Bands
and Founcing, &c. &c HOSIERY and GLOVES, all
shades and qualities Chdrens and Misses sizes, all COL
ors, which offering very low These n search OF
Good Goods and at low prices viii do wei 10 give US
BALL. No charge for showing goods. .-l y..#
sep I4-ff THURSTON 4 BERNARD.
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res ectully beg leave make known to the public
that We have dsrat led from Drug Store all Paeu
and Propreo,y Medicines ana henceorih will not engage
IN the sale Of them. Oar whole attention viii be devoted
to the prel alton and sale Of Legitimate Medicines, which
We viii warrant be OF the purest quality.
Particular aleaIon given to filling Bills and Prescr1p-
ions Oar prices viii be found 10 be as low as the lowest
us we are determined TO be underSod by any in this
market We keep clerks III employ but those ex-
perienced in the business.
In confirmation Of the above facts all are invited TO call
and see for themselves STRETCH 4 ORR,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, corner College and
Union streets Nashville. nOv27
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court,
January Term, 1854.
Hannah a Jones, Adm'rs, &c,

Hannah Il Jones, Adm'rs &c,
order OF PuDHcallOn
Jones & Hannah and others.
appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that two of
the defendants in the above case 10 wit: j. VI Carter
aud his wife NarCsa Carter nonresdens ofthis State
and that the usual process Of the Court cannot be served
upon them ordered that publication be made for 50
dys for said defendants to forward ct the next term
Of this Court to e held at the COur House ia the town OF
Nashville on the first Monday in February 1854, and
plead answer demur the petition the same will be
taken for confessed to them, and set for hearing
ian7-1m r. CIIEATHAM Clerk &c.
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H j. ~ j. C. CONROY,

~ i- no. % FULTON STREET. NEW YORK, -4... f
XSf0UiD call the attention dealers TO their large
w assortment of Fishing Tackle of the best qualities
and desirable varieties viz Salmon Lake and Trout
Fas Floats, Lines, Nets Reels and Rods of all kinds and
varieties, &c. &C. ~
large stock of first quality Of ConIoys celebrated
e. '-slE ID LIMERICK HOOKS. .'- Glib E a-.
general assortment of Fishing Rods Of their manu-
acure Fke and Drag Nets in every variety &c; all of the
best kind and at tine lowest prices liberal discount
the trade IJan29-Ji-Sm1
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BELL AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

ONFROF7, NEAR -BROAD SIREEI.
n THE Subscriber respectfully returns his w
- thanks to the public for past favors, and So n
IL hcits continuance patronage in the above -
42assane, also 5.sI zSS
COPPER AND SHEET IRON MANUFACTURING. -
Together with every description Of Metal Turnings Metal
ic Packings Babit Metal and Castings
Soda Fourts Generators Ale Pumps and Pumps Of eve.
ry description manufactured 10 order repaired at short
notice. -... -lI s r-i.- s...I VI .g.a.- .-.a
Cash will be paid at all times for old copper and brass
june22-ly B COLE.
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a 1900
Cases Boots, Shoes, &c.
r. S. HOLLINS & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS

w NEiOLEsSALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
No 81 SO, Corner Of College and Union streets,
NASHTILLE, TENN,
JTAYE received for the FALL AND WINTER TRADE
L i 1900 CASES BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
TRUNKS, dc. Being the LARGEST STOCK Of Goods
they have offered this market and which for quality
Pr4cs and rarjety viii equal any Stock in the City.
Merchants and ali others making their purchases in
Nashville, will find ii to their INTEREST to give Stock
an examination before buying. --
X. S H0LLINS & co.
- Feathers Ginseng, Beeswax and Wool received if
exchange for Goods at the highest market price.
auglT253-f.
EDUCATION,
MONDAY, January 30th, the undersigned Will opeu
- an English and Classical School on Vine street. in the
lately occupied by Mr. Hume. French classes will
be taught by T. z Zevalos.
This School will be limited to thirty pupils Terms s25
per session of five months ..- - 'H...t9... ....
... B F. BENTLEY.
REFRRERs-RevJ J Huntington, John McEwen, W
Berry Co. John Trimble, Allen A Hail. McFerrIn,
Lindsey, Robt Carmhers, John Edgar, and John
Young. janl9--lm "a
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II
IIAVE on HAND and offer for sale-sO0 bbls Flour
L various brands;
100 barrels Whisky; 25 dozen Painted Buckets;
% q" Domestic Brandy; ! Willow Clothes Basket;
10 " Gin; 10 coils Manila Rope;
5 " s 81 Wine; 25 reels Packing Yarn;
20 A" Monongahela and 10 dozen Guarded Glass
Rye Whisky; Lanterns;
10 barrels Lincoln Whisky 10 boxes Tumblers;
90 = pipes French Brandy % do Pint Quart Flasks
!. pipe Catawba do; Is cases Theoretically seal
i pipe Old Cog do ed Peaches;
i pipe Old Spanish do 10 whole half and quarter
80 barrels MolasSes; boxes Rasns;
go 4 barrels Syrup so drums Smyrna Figs;
10 barrels Lard OIL; 10 boxes Pie Fruits;
do Linseed OIL 10 boxes Mixed Pickles;
9 do 1urpentns; 25 boxes Lemons;
10 do Peach Brandy; 50 Jars assorted Preserves;
do W Butter; 20 do Tomato Catsup;
l3 15 do do do; loo Il 4 or boxes Serdines;
10 bblS No l Maekerel; 2 Table Salt;
10 u bbls No . do; q barrels Pilot Bread;
% kits No & do; % bxs Tobacco VS. brands;
9 barrels Salmon 80 bxs Tallow Candles;
drum Cod Fish; 50 bxs Soap
100 boxes W Cheese; 10000 Iegalia Cigars;
so boxes Eng. Dairy do; 20 dozen Corn Brooms
80 bags Buckwheat Flour; l box Clothes Pins;
10 doz Zinc Washboards 200 reams Wrapping Paper;
% doz Willow Market 25 bags Spun Couon
Baskets; 10 bags Wrapping Twine
bag Candle Wick.
Together with Butter Water Soda Sugar, Pic Me and
Boston Crackers Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar. Pep
per- Spice Ginger indigo Ma oder, Starch Alum, Copper
as Mustard Tea Coffee Sugar Golden Syrup Tried Ap.
pies and Peaches; Honiny, Beans Peas Bacon Lard
Dried Beet Sweet and Irish Potatoes, Together with
rous other articles usually kept in Boat Store and Family
Grocery, 10 which would call the attention of Farm
Steamboat Men, and the public generally, as de
termiued TO sell for small profits for cash. janl2
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EAST FLORIDA LAND AGENCY.
BY j. G. POINTS. ..-.
References
Hon. A. II. II. Stuart, Stanton, Va.
DR.. Jack Shackelford CouItland, Ala
Hon j. J. 0rnond, Tuscaloosa Alabama.
DR.. j. Purice Mobile, Ala.
}. }. McAIahon, Esq, New Orleans
Col. 3. C. Burnett
R.a: Roa i. R's55s5a: S5s%! Esq, Aberdeen Miss,
Hon. Hon. Il 4 s 5 T6,S@s' Fooie, Mississippi.
Tampa, Florida Jan.24 SHY
TUST RECEIyED-AF FINE ASSORTMENT
81 of Gentlemens furnishing goods together with
~ description Of Gassimeres Nesings and Cloths Ex
perienced cutters and workmen employed my estab
lshment and gentlemen rely having their apparel
made when promised and in the most fashionable manner
Call at -r.-s. T.J. HOUGHS,
an24 "a .- DID, Cedar street.
OYSTERS. 80 kegs Picked Oysters at 81 per keg;
Y $40 dOZ Cans Fresh do at 75c per Can,
Received this day, and warranted good. -
jan29 81 JOHN NIXON, jr
NHFAp BREAD.-tamilies will find it 10 their ad-
I vantage to buy "a bread Tickets for 81
lance "a JOHN NIXON, jr
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SUNDRIES. s
REDUCTION IN PRICE
BOGLE's HYPERION FLUID,
or Restnrinr Preservinr and Adorninp the Hat,

BOGLE's HYPERION FLUID,
For Restoring, Preserving and Adjoining the Hair
50 e 'ro TIE FOLLOWING Low RATES VIZ: - aitO
Bottles formerly sold at so cents reduced to s5 cents
-" ~ "sel ~ Nl"h rs 49, Z" SO a"
tu"{r De- 4" .i's.'B Z" 100 ~ i-f3 " 70
Is the best article known for curing Badness Dan
druf Salt Rheum, and all affections the skin Where
everything else has failed Bogles Hyperion Fluid has sf
fecled permanent cure. i..- -i- ~ sos
q" BOGLE'S ELECTRIC HAIR DYE, it'
Is anoer wonder of the age instantly converts Red
Grey unsiehy Hair, INTO beautiful Black Brown
literally dFein il the moment it applied, at the
time improving The sofness and exbity of the hair 1t
stain the skin and be applied in weather
It's effects and certain whilst its virtues are beyond
price and whenever used at once establishes its superiority
over ell others. tiel1 rdl g. AFH7- a-. s..... Fl
BOGLE's ANGLE SHAVING CREAM s..
Is article of merit its mild and detergent proper
ties prevent the skin from ehappng and also resist the
sudden changes OF the temperature climate whilst the
lalher is both creamy and lasting.
t- BOGLE'S HEBEAIONA,
For preserving and identifying the complexion and
dering il fair and delicate is without rival.
All these articles have stood the test of the strcest nves
gaon and considered to be the only worthy of
gracipg the toilet of beauty, taste and fashion. ~ g..
Sold only by GEORGE GREIG, at 81 Union Street. {
ian2l '54-tf.