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Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

C0ilgreSS.--The u. S. Senate is still ham
mering away on Douglass Nebraska bill
and from the expression of public assem-
bles in various parts of the country, and
the State Legislatures now in session.
we are induced TO believe that If the plan
has any friends at all. they are mostly in
Congress. Ii will never meet with the
concurrence of any considerable portion
Of the people either in the north or south.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
w ASHIN0TON. Feb. 9

W hSHINUION. ED. y.
Numerous Ha-dS and Sofs arc here
from New York, under the lead of Angus
luS Schell and Elijah Purdy; it is said they
have in view fusion of the factions. on
the basis of the Nebraska platform. DR..
Charles Am5s, late one OF the Eiltors OF
The Union, was confirmed yesterday as Z
Consul to VENEZUELA
The nominations Of Mr.. lrland 60.
Central America, and Mr.. Dllmont to
Austria, took place to day.
The Cabinet had the Gadsden Treaty un.
der consideration Yesterday.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Several of our exchanges concur IN our
vie Tvs in relation TO advertising the list of
letters for the u. S. Government for less
than fifty cents per square, when the reg
ular charge of one dollar per square is ex-
acted from the widows and orphans Of un-
settled estates.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

their minds to tho necessity and quietly
acceptn.
Mr.. Mason, minister 10 France, has
presented his credentials.
LIVERPOOL BGEtDsTUFF Market
further advance OF Is on -four, 3ia6J OH
wheat, and lsa2s on lndIan corn, was gen.
orally demanded, but the transactions at
these rates are unimportant.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

II all the saw-logs now on the differ
ent lumber yards at this place. are man
ufactured into buildings during the next
season, in this town and county, we shall
petition TO become State Of the Union
by oursslUes.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

\ couple of youngsters were commit
ted to Jail on Monday night last. for in
terruptirg religious assemblies in the
south part ofthis county Our present
Statute is pretty severe upon such offend
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

s0t Mirried,-The Wasbash Gazette is
under the impression that our up the road
neighbor of the South Bend Register is
no. married---an old bach! Impossible.
He's the putaive, and we believe. le-
ultimate father of full grown and love
iv daughter. We never saw her. but her
name is Rebccca.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Banking HOuSe--The Western Bank is
soon TO have its rooms in DIR. Browns
new building. The front room is now
being fitted up for that purpose. and will
be the most pleasant and beautiful bust
ness place in our town.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

A number OF the Press of the eastern
cities seem lately 10 have become fully
convinced of the humbuggery of the
Crystal Palace association, by its rece It
award Of premiums. 1t has been. from
its commencement to its close, one of
the grand failures and fiz8les Of the age.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Gold Increasing reliable reports
il is ascertained that the total amount OF
Gold dust shipped from San Francisco is
yearly on the increase. The amount
shipped to all quarters in 1851 was s34,-
1872 900; in 1852, s45 .779. 900; in 1853.
s54. SOC, 600.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

We have heretofore neglected to &C.
knowledge the receipt of favors from our
attentive Representatives and Senator'S
In Congress. Of course we are under
obligations to them. We occasionally
send them Banner. but they have new
er said a word a bout IT, Don't Won see?
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Another Steam Saw Mill.-C. d. Burch is
progressing finely with his new Steam
Saw Mill on the south side of the river.
Ii is expected TO "be up and about" in a
couple OF weeks.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

rrs and they should be cautious how they
offend. The laws are given to our exec.
utive officers that they may be faithfully
and honestly enforced.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

But one false step. ole wrong habit; one
corrupt companion, ono loose principle
may wreck all yolr prospects, ana all the
hopes 81 th"se VINO love you. And ono
drain lreqIeltiy makes drunkard.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

a gentleman out west had an Irish lad
in his employ. and sent him out 10 grease
the wagon. The lad. after having been
gone a considerable length of time. re
turned. and was asked by his employer if
he had CREASED the wagon. Yes. replied
he. 'l-greased it all over except the little
sticks the wheels run on
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

The Poor House belonging to Randolph
county in this State. was consumed by
fire on the 25th ult. Loss about 81 900.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

The Marshall Circuit Court commences
in this place on Monday next. The do,k.
let presents an unusaal amount of bust
ness,
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Two OF the walters on board the San
New York for roh5ing the passengers of
their jewelry dnrng The wreck. The ar,i-
cles were found upon them.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

&a9Ol Teachers may find some thing to
their interest By reading the advertise
ment Of our Township'Clerk.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
% bit Arp

DiED. on Sabbath morning week. in this
county. at the residence of his father.
THoMAs J. kNoBLocK. after an illness of
two and half years. with White Swell
ing He was 8 years ofage.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Confirmed. The appointment Of MI.
Redfi-ld, 20 fill the place of Mr.. Bronson
as collector of the port of New York. has
been confirmed by the U. S. Senate.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
LOSS OF SIX STEAMERS.
sl,O00.O0O Property Destroyed.
SEVERAL LIVES LOST.
New Orleans, Feb. As P. \

New Orleans, Feb. 4-3 P. NJ.
The steamer Charles Beecher just arri-
we'd from Nashville, caught fire and in a
short time was totally consumed with her
valuable cargo OF cotton. tobacco, and ives.
tern produce. Many passengers in the
cabin barely escaped with their lives; / 5
Or 20 persisted in the flames The Are
spread 10 the steamer Natchez, which,
with cargo of 1000 bales OF cotton, was
entirely destroyed
The steamer Cairo next caught fire and
was burned. The steamer Sultan and
Grand Turk also caught fire and was con-
sumed. y number ol barges caught fire
and were also greatly damaged. Several
moro lives are supposed to DO lost.
The whole loss is estimated at 81 ,0OO,-
900.
New York, Feb 6.
No papers of Monday are received. -
The loss of life and property by the burn
ing of the steamer Georgia, seems to have
been larger then stated. The Georgia
was from Montgomery, and had on goo
passengers, mostly planters and their slaves
CHI IoAiuS ~ AeAoS. Aoout VI persons
are missing mostly slaves.
The steamer Black Warrior arrived
this morning from Mobile and Havan.
na.
Yesterday as Mr.. West, street preacher.
was preaching in vacant lot he was as
sailed by a number of lrishmen, who had
como on the ground. Mir. West was dis.
coursing on Catholicism, which gave Of
| fence, several knocked down but no seri :
ols disturbance occurred. Six or seven
lrishmen were unprecedented,
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
! ARRIVAL OF THE DAN WEBSTER.
New Orleans, Feb. 6.
The steamer Dan Webster from San
Juan, arrived al Bali:e this morning with
California dates to the 18th. She brings
ll2 passengers and $4,000 in specie
The Dan Webster connected with the
Sierra Nevada which brought down 81 /,
100000 in gold
California markets heavy and livestock
ed. Business depressed-no general news
| yet.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

'Why, doctor, said sick lady, you give
me the. same medicine you are giving my
husband. Whv is that2' 'All right re-
piled the doctor, what's sauce for the goose
is sauce for the gander'
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
LA IER From CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE DAN WEBS TER.
New Orleans,

Mrs. Par,ington. upon reading in pa
per that The Light guards appeared last
evening in 'undress uniform sald.-
"Well, if soldiers will go naked. am
glad they don't train in the day time
am b
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
AGREEING WITH l:ER.-NVe

AGREEING WlTH I:EI.-We have
heard an anecdote OF clergyman VIII
was BIT Of humoriSt. He once took
lea with woman of his parish who prided
herself u great deal on her nice bread.
and was also addicted to the common trick
OF depreclatng her viands to her guests.
As she passed the nice, warm biscuit To
the reverend gentleman she said. They
were not very good, she was al,nos; usIau
ed TO offer lhem,' &c. The minister took
up one, looked at it rather obviously, re-
piled.
They are not 80 good az they might
be.'
The plate was instantly Withdrawn, and
with heightened color the lady exclaim-
ed.
They are good enough for YOU
Nothing further was said obou, The bis.
cult.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Shot man by the name of Scott was
accidentally shot on the LIST inst. at q
Wolf hunt. near the county line dividing
Allen and Whitley counties.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

Mrs. Anne Royall is sill engaged in
publishing paper III Washington. She
is IS years oil.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

A country paper says that the best sew
ing machine in the world, is one abou!
seventeen years old, that wears gsiter
boots, and poke, to put her wages In.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

TIyYls AND FoRT WAYyE RAILRoAD.--
On wednesday last tbs ofgan.zation for
he In lisna portion of the Tiifin Railroad
was effected in his city. J. L. Worden.
E. +. Cuieriok. s. D. Bayless and Joseph
Sinclair we've meng the Directors elect
el.
The means EOS The construction OF this
read arr said to be secured. and that it
will be pus through on the fast line.
II is elso sid that the distance from
Fort Wayne 10 New York. by way of
this road and its caste TN connections. will
be a least hundred miles shorter than
by any other route.-Ft. wayne Times.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16
STATE INDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY, SIS.

NOTICE is hereby given that Elizabeth
4 McElwrath, Adminisra,rix Of the estate
Of Daniel McEiwrath deceased, has filed her
petition to sci! portion of the real estate OF
the decedent, his psrs' nal being insufficient
TO pay his debts; and that said petition will
be heard at the next term OF the court oil Com
mon Pleas OF said county.
Attest: R. CORBALEY. Clerk.
Feb IS 1854 5Ot5.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

/. munity. We think the r. 2 Co. is for
tunate in having secured the services of
! such contractors for their work"
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

AT Madison. Wisconsin. on the 2lst
alt. Sac mercury stood 30 degrees below
Zero.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-16

advertisements to insure inSer-
ton, must be handed in by Tuesday proceed
ing the day of publication.
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DR.: Morse: I"v.sor.s.ny Cordial Fsuos. u.

Married,
Al the Cathedral Of Quebec, Monday, June 20, by
the Rev. rr Osekier, H c. blanc, Of New York, 70
-Miss ANGELIC DENIS, Of Quebec.
On Monday morning, July 10, by the Rev @. W. Wood
ruff Mr. GEORGE =. DoDD, Of East bloomfield, N J TO
Miss EnnINE j., third daughter Of Samuel c. Brewer
Esq Of BJooklyn, L
Newark N j., papers please copy
On Monday, July 8, IT the residence Of the brides
mother, by the Rev. Dr. Millsst JoHs AUD to KATE
Eliza daughter Of the late Allan Rutherford Of this
city
Canada papers please copy.
In BrCoklyn, on Monday July 10, by - Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher, GEORGE GnnxRr of Hamilton, O. w., "
Miss ELIZA W. FALKrKR, Of the former place.
At Bushwick, l. l.. Monday, July 10, By tho Rev,
s. HaskiDs, Rector Of St Asrh's Church. Williams
burg, d. l. scHoHIRo to MANIA only daughter Of the
ate A. II. Sim, Of Calcutta East Indies.
NEW Yoax, July II, 1854.
JAS. G. BnNRr Eco
MI D1AR sIR-Through this days HuArD learn that
Was married on the 9th inst. Although the HERALD Ia
little Bible In ts way 10 me, yet can you
~oud require even stronger proof than tbs HssAlD
muster to convince such 10 the fact You will greatly
obge both the lady and myself BY inserting this thereby
contradictipg the affair ~ such marriage has
CURED. Very respectfully,
J. WALTER PANAM0RE
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On Monday, July 10, Of cnolsrA, BENJAMIN r. Known,
Of South Brooklyn aged 10 years. third Of the late
His remains I'll he taken to Albany for istsrmsnt
On Monday, July 10, WILLIAM HAcKsT, son Of David and
Sarah Possman.
On Saturday July ., after brief illness, HEslY r.
TAnAAD6E late u Marshal Of the Southern district Of
The relatives and friends Of the family and thu mem
yitsd TO attend his funeral from bis late restdsncs
this afternoon, iqsh inst, At o'ciooa.
On Monday, July 10, At his Ate residence, 10S Fourth
avenue JoHs BA,1I.. IN the soth year Of his age:
John B. Dodd, respectfully invited to attend his
funeral half Iest four O'Clock this afternoon
and daughter Of the late nbdes Cutler, Of Hartford
Conn, sgst 20 years.
Her remains win be taken TO Hartford, Conn.
On Tuesday morning, July IL, HKsRr JoaSsoN Of the
United States Hotel IN the l4th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully Invited to
from his late residence No IS sAnds street, Brooklyn
On Tuesday July IL, JoM RAND0ly, youngest son Of
Robert and Chartts Gimour, aged year, months and
The friends q the family requested to attend his
funeral from the house Of his father No 10 Canine
street on Thursday morning. q nine O'Clock, without
On Tuesday, July IL, Mr.. Own o'HA,,, IN the 4lst
His friends are respectfully invited 70 attend his fu.
neral from his late residence Canal street. Staplstou
Staten Island At ten o'clock this morning His remains
Wiu " snt<IIeu IN sevbry OSInet0ry
months and 1o days.
His remains viii b. taken from the residence Of his
parents corner Of Bank and West strests EAstchsssr
for interment 1t nine O'Clock this morning.
In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, July IL, after long and
protracted Illness, JAcos Drn In the ooh year Of ha
age.
The relatives And friends Of the family are invited 20
attend his funeral 1t O'Clock this mosnipe from his
late residenee, No. II Chsever place Brooklyn.
At East Brooklyn, on Sunday, July ., at II n, HnN
RnrrA ConEu only daughter Of Chss ". and Sarah J.
willets. aged years, months and IL days.
Her remains on Monday conveyed 70 Hempstssd,
l. L. for intsrment.
AT East Brooklyn Monday, July 10, ct Pm, Id
wAlD OIrn, youngest son 1 Chas ". and Sarah J.
wilsts, aged IL year, 2 months and 4days
His rsnans WIN be conveyed this morning TO Hemp
stead, l. J., for nteTpent.
AZ Bedford, l. l.. Tuesday, July H. after ahor.
and - days
The relatives and friends Of ths fay Are respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral from his late rrsdrns
Bedford st three O'Clock this aftsrpooa H REMAINS
WIN BE- removed to Greenwood for intsrmsnt
On Monday July a. ct the jail Of the CITY Of Toronto
the residence Of her brother Gsorge l. Asn Mrp Axsu
MAcHsADY aged 40 years. rsliot d james kacrssdy d
the town Of Sheo Ireland.
Dublin and Sligo papers please copy.
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Esn. william Jessup, Aon,rose, Pa; Capt l. Pritchard
NJ hsIslnsson Mass" ah Sev' Esnsy
Ecuse.
Cen Gee p Morris, editor Of tho Howe Journal; John
Butter, Geo G. Reed, Ohio; Geo. A. Jones, New York;
q. Lowe and family, Danvers; c. l. Dckerson, N. B.
Eensieao, Norton; WIN. Dodd, Ohio; VIM SsssdmAn
New Haven; Major ". Hipkns Virginia. among
The arrivals at the Prescott Holse.
Rev. A. u. Purdy, Boston; II. @. Heart New Orleans;
D. H Won Netting Para James H Collins Walter
nnsson Hon q George mth sns
= Merton, Fr sel were among the arrivals yesterday
~ the Cooper House.
Hep. NJ. Norris MARYLAND; Hon. benjamin Gray, Ilt-
J. Z Iahsm IN, California; Col Jesup CT H. W Brooks
and fsmily, Flor'da. and r. eabrook, Charleston
sig.d yester5ay AZ the Metropolitan Hotel.
Tee following recorded q. Giipin's En-
change Reading Room, Wall street, yssterisy:-N. Hart
yacksan Moth Edward Padsford, Savannah; Charles
z Suns, Macon. 9. Robert Al.op 8; Johns. n r.;
7. Il herbersen, Havana; VIM. Evans, Phlsdeiphis; T.
cussrwood, Cincinnati; I'm Savage, New York, Geo
= Morgan San Frarciscc.
ARRIVALS.
ss sSsasn .s S s'f . sca
Adam. Charles n Union and lady, Mrso Stevens and
ra x1
q;
s.S Cen 4 %..c s.;s.s M Win
s.s
SgrA Dwight Edward Dwighl X Pond and nephew n
ans child; and 80 In the steersgs.
Fron Cssr,sstan steamship MArionJudgs Gnshsist
ssd lady Mr. Lstts ana LADY Robert and family
So, ,ss hid Yrs Needy and sos Mrs o. S..f Mr.
ia yohp,or Crane, siss Edgsrton Miss Rishards p
Es,ese ssseo.f lady and child; Austen Graf.
Co, sli,y asinssr, Ms csrss Mrs. Hsher Nh
6 III, q Penan,An. w19s61as. MRS o q KsItsa d
Essss eise and tvo utAiren Ms DR. wylss Mrs. No
sss Bshr Js.A snsstrsos Thos P!ain y.s Nishs.so..
Cohen four children and servant; " kdeortea Lady
IA endr.u; Wn Coney: asd tvsntv one In ssesrees,
em Liverpool In ship Portland Thos Bolton, laAy aAd
ktPes asnghters and t~ OHnard.
FROM rars, In DR. sehr 6hark-Mr q Leal and clerk
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g q: =: ysh ~. .::.::y I'M y, IL :. is.::ssy
I.s.s,. ps,as.srly ,.q.sss.d y = prs.sss 81
Bs,sonb. ses'ds hoIs. sEri.sA sssvs sessions nh
b:s 4" Nay
re .hssow sswr be IL Now days, sAs ever lag, -
masonic KorucE-vHE xsuBERs or MYSTIC TIE
Log: e. =. .s s'.:'z ON. s.%u
..z H. 18th i.s.An, as :sol p,,S, .y Pss sgsl
-s 81 ';'' xs:9,. ~ s s : ~
p.A--TBI xssBERs OF CHAMPS Qua rrsa
-. No 2 are rsqssssss = Ss e n ssss ssSs
every .'ns'r .'n z e Hsi In assLER s.A
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION,
ssss ks:s 81
:, the X. s.s o. e =; %
sSs, ssss no 70 Srsnss street vssr. az pisas .ns
mp ~ ::s:s
D0s1 PoN EHENT OF REGATTA AT Has LEN THE
rssts adv. r.isss TO take elsS oa rhur.sAy Jn, Is
Nv Or I'll Ssss IS IL lsss and .ss.r
b. All sn,ris. % b made before sssh
harlem bridge
SUBNARIrE BLAsTISG- HUSTLE kRoEaL, SUB
sI,s: 40 src.s .,: vs h. :. s"%s,s
submarine S..'ss che vsnder s rock % che foot q
cbseD street East river TO make cen
Tracts with Local governments insurance compAses o.
remove .unhsn ,esl: AID oshs, ohssuo.io.:
viii he Givon promptness sxps
iition Ind fidelity IN the Torrance of contrasts
THE GOVERNOR Is SORRY THAT raE TRExsS
done ru Of his friends neesssarly somresd HIM -
adjourn his reception but I'LL be happy s The dis
appointed" day At the New Orleans Free Lunsh No 81
Nassau street.
THU TURF.
~ day. w ednesday) jury H. st o'cocs Mstok
$40 mile beA,s between uutri~d horse-
Bulbs Head The makers Of the match TO drive Ad.
mittancs to the course free of charge
TINIOS COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-rsOTrrS0 ON
~ n ursdsy July la At o'clock match for 1000
mile. and ropsat II kArness a. Woodruff sAm,s
IN Lazy Collins: Pin.r names N Lady FrAasltl
ev.iy half hour. JOHN J. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
THE MILITARY.
THE UEDLRSlsNRD WERE APPOINTED BY THE
New York Volunteers, meeting hold 1T the weroar
house, pr Is 1884 (Brsve. General SAd Burnett
dims thst he Justly CHARGED to- tho regiment
Their public notice he on given all
rested to smt TO VIM Peel secrstsry OF the meeting
directed TO head quarters Ae-car House. copies Of ali bs
oke, pcrssns contracted and snocsoct
and able Of tho transaction thAt this
rtse be Fled their next meeting
their validity and final action thereon.
NORTON FAIRCHILD Brew Msj N VOL
WILLIAM PEEL. Oresrly Sergeant. N. Y. Vol
Majority Of the committee.
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The Most Perfect Picture II the stereo-
tahen at ROOFS p,smium dsgusrrsaa gal
icy @ Broadway Perfect pictures tskon rain shine.
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0rsas vSalan Imprsvsnssnt.-ayss ysesnsay
yss.'ss s:y:e sI a...r s.,rt sas = ssss.A 70 -,
% - ..s :" re: s.ss
hy ham the spes ssiAss sae keys .teppssg IN per
,:. ~ IT.: I'm mas
svss"r sns .sssfss'ssr, ISL Broadway.
Pal. Gils Mosase Jessesry-Just received
- ,. 81 s..s... s,sS:sss s.ss.s. sd eus..as
svs,, .s.srss,s. :. osaossE 10. sSsxsA rows
Chseh n.rss,lle:, BY s.s ease, pa.ss, Or
Es vst"n street Aso ready made ssts from the same
Our Motto g. Unpr~c-sl1ased Prices l-creas
s.s s's ~ q s'i s.s :s,: ,.A
tspessr s.resss ~ rsss.so prisss Nsae.
s.;s ''''' = . ana oil '''A' - % and o. ''r
sewing Macns-ss.-n ssublAc vVlsh a.
saysss.s ssv,sS -sshisss shsa sy without
x. . e.. pc ,ss s.ss.s i.s Is he san: ..
stag .hrs.sss ns.hsss .kish .ssarsa ~ hs no
sSss sAs.. sss. .s..d ~ .,.
Cd l...As ard be sssvisssa l. \ srNOsR 1 Co. ss'
Cr,s'adoro's Excelsior Liquid Hair Dyc.-
Of an tnselsnt pabe It's Gales ,ipg
s..: .le .Ssis.si. and rs:si. sas spp,sd a.
No. Aston House
aAscnelsss aair Dys ls san the Leadins
nsist eeiorss II. IA the ssssss < !. spsiisa Tea.
ss se q !. ~ n:
Arsadvas
Whiske,s, Moustacaes, and Hair forced %
60. ~ -. ws.as ~ ~ s.s.s.. wa,se VIII nos sss.
emily \. q aRAH.. y Aan street \: Y: Hayes, i7o
fSs : S. s sss street,. Sss.s 'A' '''''
Wigs and Representations, OF No. aga
Il pleased e !, s, sno,S,s s.suss t
An hal
sSs s".s psris.s i.sssies sssurs sss ssssvsssd
Owner. Of Horses will nns DR.. Tohsas' LII.
ntn~Bt 10 rnt etss a. 80 cents. superior anything
csr'l.nds street.. New Ysrs D,os ssss. Plisae'phis.
hasrss fsvsr This remedy elects positive cure WITH
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Meade BrosherS DaxuerrsOtypes.--Rsn
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~ 81 spd bronze med.ls awarded Oar sstAenshment
c~ea fted a cost Ut several thoussnd doars Artist
Ns3 npoter ass Broadway fosf loofs above ths Asia
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