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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
G@a 9antasitr 6a1ette.
cry OF LANcAsTER:
,rhurs.lay MORNING. Nov. IS, lssd
AafEIsIcAN sTATEsMEN.

rhursaay Morning nov %, lsSa
AmEIsIcAN STATESMEN.
- This is the eapsion OF truthful article
in the New York Times, and the substance
of which we reproduce as worthy OF con-
ssiaeration. The piih OF it is that there has
'been-a great eHsnge in American sen:i-
men. with regard to political life. The
best talent of the land, Notwithstanding the
honors Of successful craftsmanship. is no
lSnger ambitious of distinction. 1t seeks
other channels for the exercise Of its pow
ers. There is nothing to attract talent and
meritinto the fell.of politics. The re-
wards of other professions are won with
out f,abasement, and the rivalry is Of
more honorable kind, Politics are becom-
ing odious; public honors are distas!elul.
All that once warmed the bosom Of young
ambition, and plumed its wings for alofty
fight; all that male the awards fpolitical
distinction honorable AMI worth the labor
of attaining. has been taken from it by our
.abominsble system of permitting small
men to manage the politics Of the country,
through still smaller men who control the
conventions, and SO in descending scale
until we reach the caucus managers and
wire pullers., These men occupy the field,
and Ike the hsrpies of Virgil, sit perched
inthe high places, and BY their foul pres
cnee and croakings drive away every hon
orable and worthy competitor from the
feast. Moral power is great and wher
broughtinto exercise with resolute .vigor
il is always successful. Let il seize upor
the field occupied by them demagogue
and small light politicians. II can doit
the resolution to do so is all that is neces
sary, and the right action will follow
Principles AMI not men has been the mot
to Of party. 1t is found that men arequit
aspecessary as principles. Principles an'
emen should hereafter be the motto Of al
parties Men--truo men--men OF talen
tx peEtehco, heh vi ih'cSi"Jb viz "'-
genius of the nation; virtue morality an
.honor--all are necessary in the men VIII
are to exemplify and establish the priuci
pies of the party. We kill off our grea
men; kill them to make room for small me
on the ground of expediency, ofpolicy, an
what not? and bring forward men Of
talent--no capacity, simply because the
arc unknown, and cannot easily be mad
the subject OF positive Affirmation in re
spact to anything except their obsculi'y.-
Principles, not men, New mon are tn
cries which demagogues have yelled out a
they rushed on a. the heal Of their part;
zlns, and slashed down the great leader
who had done or said something which, n
mater how true, might render them obnox
ious to these miserable factiouists. II
death to bacomo great, as statesman. :
Such an one Is dragged to tho guillotin
'expsdiency.' and of goes his head, or tn
new man axo renders him lifeless.
country which refuses to take care Of il
best men will soon lose the power to tax
care Of ITSELF
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
1as1 .THE rELEoaAPA LIlE. lesa

1851 THE TELEGRAPH LINE. 1865
t- LITTLE q DRESDACEEs,
VNToULD respectfully announce 10 the citizens OF
wv Lancaster and vicinity that they Grc rs usual IN
receipt of a very heavy aud wellsa!fet1dsloek OF
Spring and Summer Goo
Embracing evory variety and style TO be had In the
Eastern market, TO which we invite the attention Of
every body intend selling as cheap as goods can
be sold West of tho Mountains. In addition 70 our
large stock, VIII be found general assortment Of
Roots, shoes, DOnnets and Hats,
Parasols and Umbrellas, Looking Glasses,
Queensware, Glassware, carpeting and Mating
Wall Paper, Bordering aud window Blinds;
~, Cotton coyerlet and carpet Yarn, -tt
Batting, Wadding, candle wick, etc. ole.
, Also, u good Stock of Fine Groceries,
Tobacco, &C., In Short cyery tiing usually kept In
store, and more too.
We would say to our old friends and customers that
We return our sncSrc hanks for their very liberal pa
tronage extended during our business career among
then, and ask continuance OF the same. we Will en-
deavor to please aud give satisfaction to all who will
favor with their custom. All kinds ofeountry pro-
duce taken In exchange for Goods for which the high
est mark CT price will be paid May 20, 1854.
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EJ- How is H. said gentleman to
Sheridan, that your name has not an o
attached to i; your familyis Irish, and
no doubt illustrous%
NO family has better right to m o
than our family said Sheridan; for they
owe everybody
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

The Cincinnati Gazette of tbis morning
says THAI FIVE or six pork houses will com
mence operations to-day. Hogs are freely
offered at 34,oO per 100 pounds nett, but
nobody bought at that price,
Capt Ercsson's hot air engine boat isa
failure. and a steam engine will be put in
its place. The scheme has had a fair trial,
butts abandoned as not practicable.
EE-Husbands are happier for being
henpecked, provided their wives are smart
enough to keep tie secret.
G%The prottiess lining for a bonnetis a
smiling face.
In thou S., thero is one church for ev-
cry 6l6 ofthe population.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23

Scrofnla, .t.- $50
or Kings Evil,
" 1855 Cancers, Rruptions -
Of the Skin, Erysipelaa, -..f. . 4.
Tumors, Chronic Sore Eyes,
Rlngworm or letters, scaJ Head, ~
Rhsunatism. Pains in the Bones or
Joints. Old Sores and Ulcers, Swelling OF
the Glands, Sy phlis Dyspepsia. Salt ltheum,
Diseases Of the kidneys. Diseases arisiug from the
use Of Mercury Loss Of Appeiite Pain in the Side and
Shoulders General Debility, Lumbago, Coughs, Colds,
Ijronsy In,ndice bronchitis Weakness ofths
Chest Sore Throat pulmonary Affections and NIL other
Diseases tending produce Consumption aver Com
i plnints female Irregularities and Complaints,low
Spirits, Sick and Nervous Headache, Night
.i Sweats Exposures, or 1mprulence IN Life,
Chronic Constitutional Diseases. aud as -
Spring and Summer Drink, and General
SOL Tonic for the System. and gentle t'.
and pleasant purgatiye, itis ..r.- ).
superior to Blue Lick
and Congress Water,
..t. .-.y Salts, or seilts ~ n
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\ Insnnn Ornnro sood nnd PIants.

rs Usage Orange Scod and Plants.
YVNIE und ersigued have large amountof Usage Or.
ange Seeds and Plahts fthe best Nuay,surpassed
by none the trywhchthey the lowest
pN 'nD'sS'' HEDGES SET AND WARRANTED, rt d
Atfrom3 20 to 40 cents per rod, with fair deduction
whore large contracts are made.
ft3I 0tHEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At from as cents TO 81 rod the payments as fol-
lows-S when the hedge is set, and the balance when
il win answer the purpose Of good fence.
IA.s i. ~ HEDGES. CROWN p q ~
For what disnercsed judges will say II is worth, las
compared with good fenees) when II Is completed
roN HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN, -s-
to per rod, be paid for when completed.
~ ~ JAMES SUMPTER & CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMES SUMTER, College Corner, Butler county Ohio
yAAEs McGREw, Alexandenyille, Ohio.
BHNJA JAMIN LEAs, Dayton, Ohio. tlg ,-fs t.y-,
Mar !, 1854. G. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll, Ohio.
: STACEY HOUSE. .isl7
Opposite the Court House. nnd FOuntAin
L. .a ZANESVILLE, OHIO. .,-,
NJEw ADDITIONS are now being made 70 the fur
lN nture and conSenlence o. this already First Clas
Hotel. Travellers will find this house decidedly thS
most comfortable place in zanesyille and tho Proprie
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McCormick'k Reaper and Grass Cntternnd
90. Moore,s Wheat Drill. r..

Farmers give MS a call. Everybody give us q calh
and buy goods and wares, plonghs and shares,
and will try in turn TO buy ycur corn, your wheat,
bank notes. aught You may desire to spare broken
pots or other ware. We therefore have tho highest
hope Without designing any joke, that you will give
liberal share Of patronage JUS who are determined 70
do business on the most liberal terms, -.
February 10, 1854. CLARKE, WRIGHT& co.
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ItIs remarkable hict, that among Tho hundreds Of
sp,inent phypicnns who have examined the recipe by
Which Bulls Sarsaparih Ia prepared not has
damned H. hut all approved It, and commend II In the
hIrh.st terms Many physicians express themselves
stronay IN the belief that Il Is decidedly the best prepa
yation Of Sarsa,rla that has buun placed beOFc tho
nublio Although there many physicians who feel
rehctnuce 10 having their appended the
madaIion of any particular reuIniy, notwithstanding
thoy NAV approve OF IL In the highest degree there
others who frankly yield their support in favor Of
ysmey which they know ~ capable OF, doing much
goni In nm afflicted community. Asan eviIonce read the
followhw from old and respectable physicians, Of high
standing In the community Ia which they lives
TESTIMONY.
~ Tsstimony like the following renders superIluous
al on te efficacy of Bus Sarsaparilla From
Dr. H. r. YnnelL Professor Of Chemistry Ia the Louisville
Medical Colleges have lookUl the list Of ingredients
eopinusi,. john Balls Compound Extruc Of SsrAparilla
anI have no hesitation In saying that they form safe
conpound and oue that PROMISES we'll in chronic Diseases
to which It Is applicable j. L. fANDEiL NJ y
What Dr. Pyes, ply slean by appointment to the Lou
lsvlle Marine hospital says OF Bulls Sarsaparlla
@ LOUISVILLE, March 90 1875
have examined the prescription for the preparation of
Jolin ulla Snrsapar aud believe the combination
he mi excellent QUO, nnd we'll calculated to produces
i'm preston the system. have used II both
IN public aud private practice and think ID tbs best
article Of Sarsiparia now In use.
~'''''' - NJ. pYLEs, NJ D., =
Resident Physician Louisville Marine Hospital,
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AYERS PILLS.
For all the pnrposes Of q Family Physlc.

VNHERE has long existed a pub
lie demand for an elective
purgatlve pill which could b. re
lied on as sure and perfectly safe
in its operation. This has been
prepared 10 meet the demand, and
an exiensive trial Of its virtues has
conclusively shown with what sue
cess II Accomplishing the purpOso
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-23
CHE OLD SLOW and EASY FOUNDRY.

= Messrs. Clarke, Wright q Co.., ,sa'
NTAVE taken for q number of years, tho Foundry
Y owned by John Arney, Esq, situate upon Coiun-
6ns and Broad Streets city Of Lancaster, whore
they are determined to be on hand with all such arti
cles in their line, as the country requires. sggsl
COAL, WOOD, COOKING. AND PARl0UR STOVES,
r. Mill Gearing, Machine CASTINGS and
4 rNSN tPLoUGHS, Of various patterns, war
kASseU ranted superior article, together win
all minor articles in tho Foundry line. a - ltet'
.,LARKE'S Cornstalk and Straw Cutter,
An articles superior to all others OF tho kind in tire
country and 10 which invite the special atten-
ton ofthe Farmer. This machine for cutting shock
corn for high feeding fattenng stock will save from
80 10 per cent Corn Fodder, when cut nearly or
quite equal To hay for feeding either cattle horses,
lated for either hand horse power. We are also
prepating TO furnish to order 10 its'4 ar"ff-s'''
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT


RERsONAL.
IF TIE GENTLEMAN. wnO, ON WEDNESDAY OF
Il last week. August 80, picked up ring when be
passed the fare for lady in Broadway stage Me-
t~opoisaD boel, win return it to JOSEF 4 RUDD Co.
No Maiden lane, he win confer favor upon the lady
IF PATRICK BOYLE, L0zENGE NJ KER, WHO CAME
here from Dublin some Ave or Fix years ago. would
send his address to j. ". Broan vay Post Office he
VIII hear Of something 10 his advantage; any psrsoo
tenong his address as above win be thanked by his
ter Mary.
NJ IcH Ell DEvINE. SHOEMAKER, LATE OF STOCK.
w port, Cheshire, who lett that town for New ork.
in epttmber 1852 is earnestly esired to write to
levine, No Mtchels court, St Peters Gate, Stock
port and those who know anything about him viii obgs
by writing as above.
DERSONAI.--F Mr. LYONS, WHO WAS THIRD
mate, and Mr.. William Henry Carr, who was steward
Of ship voy age from Liverpool to New York. 10
the months of July august 1853, any person
quanted with them i'll send their address 70 tina office
Of The Com Mi sioners Of Emigration, No. 10 FRANKLIN
street. they win confer great favor
THE YOUNG NAN WHO PICKED UP ROLL OF
bank notes st Wiliamson's Gallery, between l ani
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon 5th inst is sindy request
ed to return the within three days suffer expo
sure he Is known
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On Wednesday, September g. at It. Georges Church,
BY the Rev. Dr. Tying, ALEXANDER GORDON, Of Banshre,
Scotland to Kiss HENRI L. BULISGRs Of Shrewsbury
n J.
On Thursday evening, September 7, at Grace Church.
by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, q BIsHoP, Esq, Of New York.
to Miss ELEANOR M JOSEPHINE FlRrcHER youngest daugh
ter Of Jan DAWSON Esq of ivarpooi England, and
adopted daughter Of Captain Arrsmss T. Fletcher, Of
Tarrytovn, brotbcrn. law Of the bride
Eastern and European papers please copy
On Wedns sday, Septrmbes 9, by the Rev DR. Raphal,
at his house, No "a mscdougal street. his youngest
daughter, IsABlA kArHAl, p. DMoNp, Of London,
England.
On Wednesday evening" September O. at the BRIDES
idspce 2sl nxth street, By the Row Father Murray Mr.
EDWARD FERGUSON to Miss NARY ANN HUNT.
Dublin PAL ofs place copy.
On Saturday, September 2, by the Row. Dr. J. IT. Price,
vx a. PAr1Is to Mss EInABEiH daughter Of Captain j.
Murray Co tpipger
On Sunday, September 8, At New Brunswick N. J.. bv
the Rev Father Rodgers Mr. CHARLES LoeuE TO Miss MARY
ANN Rowe Of county Cavsn, Irelsod.
. Attic, Mass, on Tuesday, September 5, by the Raw
~ Gale, AUGUSTUS BRASDEGES, Eq., of New London
Sssn', to NAscu Q. BoswoRm, Of the former place
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Defiance salamander Safcs.-Roln6 M.
PATRICK is the sol- manufacture In the Unl2 paes
Of the above celebrated safe, andF Goios fmpene
trah defiance locss and bars. Depot l22 Pearl
street. door below Maiden lane msDufactory co. e2,
a and 66 Cannon street.
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Green's Bussness Theory IL II at Prom ptness
anA sxactture thu most popular of AL quail ias in
zasesnan; be therefore hol that all promises to
tsDers sheuld bs nviOabe While his shrrs atch
Ess In their H. and style His word like the lay of the
1edes, is never brc ken
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BsysnsehsSa, - Ne. ms Nas>su ssrsss, nas
.sssseed HE fan style o. s-nskmsn's hats for 1854
ttfal shape, rich material bnlia apsn elegant N ,uo,-
~, and, though last not least It's ahespasss In all
Asss respects It schpsss Broadway.
Second Had lEslsan p1anos.- cnrss be~u.
tSul seroeo hand eol,an pisnos nearly equal to
r. sale 81 an e,t5sm.iy lo~ pr'os h,gs assortment
psw ps nos from thu cell bratsd ksrs IN the
vIh ersfaDty In store pianos aud nesdeps TO rent.
large discount made from fsctors prices for cash To
esit soDs purchasers nthy m@ots Will % taken.
Dsaisr supplied ON the b-st terms.
HORACE .WAIE IS, 333 Broadway.
ssGyIsi eehetsiss,- wien a Fine Likeness 81
MDs 6risi price ssc The complete opsrs Of .Lncr1
Ss the p,pofoYts with IssllAD En- ghsS vorts proc
% ALSO he operas Of 'N"rms," "D'n G'evsnni', and
.i. sss Do 'r No al.
RsaAwsy
comb F.etory.-Ladies are respecrfally in-
vsd to exsniDe the suhserbers' assortment tort 10
shsn dSses cenbs The variety is beyond AL doubt
g5eoest In the city Co nh made 70 order repaired
A. d. SAUNDERS. 1857 Broadway.
Portable Dr.. ssinx Cases, NJ an entirely new
Which 20 rot detsot from their usefulness forDir an
elegant ,Ds eopplse spncage t. the toils aod also
Issuuay adapted to tbe wants OF the travelling bio
AUNDERa No. astor House and ss7 Br sdxsy.
Dsnk OF w.sbseD.w, Bank NJ SsIfo-si,
t0Degs and Merchant Bank OF hemphis-Noiss on the
Ahsve banks will BE- taken so the dollar, 10
psyneDtfor ready pads clothing, ct Ev AN>' 90 and
- FULTON street. Al the Other hanks IN The Union 1T par
AI1yed MunrSo q Go at Al BfOadwsy,
wss]d mind hsir customers sho are caly returning
- the chy that they sti oontoue keep choice as
ssrin ept Of eo for and boys One price only
yurnishiDe goods, also In great variety.
Nsnicc 60 Ladles.> Acter Roberts 4 Co.. 315
9roed-sy, win open the 4th of sep, embsr .arge
ssocl Of French embroidsriss linen cambria. wis
mo jaco1e something quite in collars sollarettes
md slssveR sets Of lace and emb coideries
Cheap ssIhs, cheap siiks.- Ju.t received
rom auction, rich bcocsde, plaid, striped and plain
aAhs -lso black silks of superior uasKe wsrranret
10 wear well and viii BE- sod great deduction from
3sf real value L. a. LEADBE arER, (lats Le4dbe.tsr
Leo SAT Broadway, corner Of Leonord street
~, T.
sak Ut great bargains Fine Cashmere long square
havL, hdies' travelling do, Canton do printed
1hsset d. m'sses' Cashmere DO LEADBEArER,
qate Leads~ater Lse,) SAT Broadway, corner Of
Isonsrd street.
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TINE ADVERTISER DESIREs 10 MEET A PRACTICAL,
Il gsoogst willing to devo the eighteen months
to explorations In q hith ero uaopened nsld Such
controlling capital Of fifteen hundred dollars, may
hear OF excellent opening BY addressing
A. B. c., Clarendon Hotel
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Patterns FOR Fancy Nc-olcwOrk, Crochet,
va1sors, modelling, sheet Of music, and numerous
ether subjects b-autu'ls illustrated In the Septem
Der SoDber Of Frank Lesles Lanies Gaz-tte just CUB
Asbed price % cents The coo cd plate Il alone worth
double the price charged. Gold by all booksellers.
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eost-Purchssed IT reduced prices PEI EaS0N HUM.
PhREY viii ell off their entire stock Of carpets,
he at the lowest prices Rich velvet carpsts los TO
las rich tapestry carpets, 3d. to 2s rich Brussels IS
rh apy S. TO los per yard rich heavy superane, 6s
cheap ingrans at ss per yar, oil cloths rugs, mating,
mats &s., equally low $40 Broadway, corner Ct White
syro<t.
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LIQUORs. &C

II IGHEST PRIZE AWARDED 10 IoNGWORrp,s
III sp rkling Ohio WOES at tho Crystal aiacs on thu
1st Of Scpember-tne silver medal Aiso br nza 10 A
for superior dry Catswba FREDERICK 3 cOzZENo
sole agent So Chambers street. two from the Iryns
Bouse spd Broa Iwsy.
TITO IISTTILERS --WESTFRN wHT5KEY, BEST on IL.
j ty, low for cash. at 10 GreeDwch street
IA INES AM sPlK1Ts. SOLD BY ATS UR KEND ALL,
w No 7wlliam street, warranted pare i'm
ported Otasds s4s brandy IS per gallon, 81 per bit
tle fine sherries 81 % So and 80 per gallon chedsn
sebnapps, % per gallon Orders BY post Immediately
executed.
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~svinw Machines -Is Is . singular fact that
many persons be In need buy what il utterly
worthlsss because osyee At Low price Thousands Of
ssshe machines cal cd cheap have been soll, which
could not b. naed-tpey made only to sill. Many
s16h are In thu marriott The only kind winch have
STOOD sbs test Of experience Singers which
ayvhere IN p-oftsbss use There 10 dispute about
ne rxht to use thss~ macnnes and machine Of any
value be made without Infringing our numerous pa-
asnss SINGER h co, 323 Broadway.
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The Nstior M Police Gazette OF This Week
b Do~ ready, and contains " Love and Mammoa, % one
Of the most remaxkahe breach n promise casss taat g
y been brought before the cearss either OF this
snuDtry or o. Europe; as rhe woral War in Phiisds
2aia" also Riots and Street Preaching, "Gas and
1s'eves and eat variety Of other nere ring arti-
cles Euu oriroisal n-ws from sn parts Of Sorli.
ttSS JONES lOWSEY, agents, No. l03 Nassau street.
S0d AYarH hAya.
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The Great Fashion BooE.-Fsank Loslie's
Ldes Gaz tie Of Fashion 10 alo~td be the only re-
babae authority On fashion he fall bonosts.
ehshs dresses ard chdren's garments illustrated
u tss Sep ember NUMBER just pnbl~ he'd, containing
cnotd plate and engra wings Of
Inns, pate ns for needIe~ork music, &C. Price 25
osots FRANK LESLIE, No. 8 John street, and all
hoNS sellers.
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III oUsEKEEPER WANTED AN AMERICAN LADY
well qualified tn oversee the housework Of large
amiy VIII End good situation bv calling Al lis Jero.
on street, Brooklyn. Ths best references required.
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Portable Dr. ssanx Gases, NJ an envireIy new
apd compact forD Furnished with articles the size Of
which 20 OF detrsct from their usefulDss formi
elegant sDs copplse appsncags to the toilet add also
peculiarly adapted to fbe of the travelling ohc
hAUNDERA No. aston House and 3S7 Br al ray.
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0enb Fset0ry.-Ladies are respectfully Sn-
vted exsnipe the suhsoribers assortment Of tort e
shsn dyses oonbs The variety beyond all doubt
greatest In the city Co nh order aui repaired
A. b. SAUNDERS 1857 Broadway.
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~wudcs,s Patent Salamander safc.o-
Meens sesrns na-vin, Nos ~ and i45 Water street,
safe and the DOLLY rsd Except In the
New England states) to make and tell the ssms New
Yssh, Sept 8, 1854. @ WILDER, Paten.es
Nessrs Sr1ARys MARVIN Nos. IA and l46 Water
street, New York-Gen'lemen.I In the great Ore which
osen,ied here the 9th inst completely
esssumed. The times from the drug store opposite
upon rapidly that had barely time to lo.k
our book: a.a make our escape ape through shs o,ct
der Safes" lwidez's patent and although the fre
Of The htteat, there being large quantity Of H.
binding st.rt.d slightly We perfectly satisfied
sassh. s Of the s' same hind Yours, &c ' p'
n DALEY Co
Jonsss impenstraOe Worlds Far Lock Dspotas ABOVE.
INN, IninnsSable Gutter or HAIR aud whis-
tsss IN q. the varied stylss required BY the different
soods stores may b obtansd HILLS improved inssanta
osous hair dye.
Aaar Dye and Wigs.-Sascnelor's celebrated
ala TSsss ss sppsS ies n see private SH
ssons At A. 8 :rCHEI6a's aair Dye, Wig and Orns-
1sntai Hair Factory. No 2s3 Broadway
CH4seadoeo's Halr-Oye--C nfs superb pre-
pArehoD beyond contingency the safest and most
aabs dye iD s1istencensver failing to mpart to the
hEr uniformity Of color, nourish ent and elasticity, be-
~ being The easiest TO or the skin. Sold and
sspiied It CNlsTADoRo's No. .stor House.
A . Beaut1fler and Chandler OF tho Human
eutsds GOURr UD' allan msdcstsd soap Is admitted
70 stand b-yond the reach Of rivalry. Tan, pimples
rseale', erupnons 6c, are qusesly cured BY its
PoudIs subtle rproos hair from any part Of the body
Walker street, nrst store from hrosdway.
Living bugs win soon be dumb bugs.
~ith LJoo's pow or eosed;
Other insect bar o. hunSugs:
Buy them snd your money = lost
Principal depot for Lsoa's 6Agnotic Pow
der and pills Tor insects and vermin 424 Broad way
birth Marks, Tumors, Corruaaslous, Poly.
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removed by an outward application, whou. causing tho
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LACE ocs 1872 ssoond avenue, corner Of Twelfth street.
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