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Anfoiue A. l.af0rest.

~ and General Factor aRd Agent, No. ZS Old
Lcvee. New Orleans, hereby tenders sservices
and hopes by his strict and prnpt attention to all bus
:onded to his be deserving of their liberal
patronage. l4-tf March l. 1852.
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Horses and Carriages

Horses and Carriages. f- ..r
LWAYsin readiness, Horses and Carriages for trips
n to DOnadsonvilc, HouBla. CT elsewhere whenever
there is enough in number to Justify. Also stabns
horses-and all with the Franklin House.
by the proprietor, d. I. HOLDEN.
Thibosfanx. December I3 1851
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TO TRAVELLERS.

~ D. JR.-Once a week from New
VI Orleans-Thhe fine steamboat 6anMM h
&C D. Jr." c. Dalferes, Master, leaves New Flkl.s
Orleans, every WEDNESDAY at91 O'Clock SE1Az:4sa1
a. M. returning, leaves Lockport, every EzEz Ezzzs
FRIDAY, at O'Clock a. M; Thibodaux every sATUR-
DAY, at O'Clock m, and Donadsonvine, every SUN
DAY, at O'Clock a. m.
For Freight or passage apply on board, or to
AUGUSTIN L THlBAUT, 8 Cont st., N. O.
Ito SHIPPERS AND PLAB7ERS-The Steamboat
O. d. J has been built expressly for the coast trade In
construction every modern improvement that pos
sby add the safety comfort and convenience Of
gers and the carrying of freight has been regarded and
though Of exceedingly light dranght she has the capacity to
carry heavy burthen.
~ She viii continue to make regular trips throughout
all seasons of year. all moneys paid reights viii
be refunded. loSut C. DALFERES.
MUSIC.-Weekly New Orleans pack
1v1 et-This new staunch built pas esmM@h
senger packet, Captain st1eck, leaves *Ss 4;T.Ss
New Orleans every SATURDAY at O'Clock
a.. m; returning, leaves Lockport, every @Is EzaeIs
MONDAY, at O'Clock m; Thibodanx every TUESDAY,
at O'Clock m. DonadsonTile, every WEDNESDAY, at
O'Clock a
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MARY FOLEY - Regular Packet,

MI AIRY FOLEY = Regular Packet,
1y1 twice a week for the Coast and ezza2@ Il
Lafourche.-This fast running pas lk-AAslt
senger.t eambeas, L. RAssos Master, SsSSzz! sasss
leaves New Orleans every TUESDAY, @sEsE1
at 9 o'clock a. M; and FRIDAY at p. m; returning
leaves Thibodanx, every SUNDAY, at Z O'Clock a m
and WEDNESDAY,, at 3 p. IN; leaves Dnnaldsonvle
every THURSDAY, at O'Clock m.; and SUNDAY
ats p M.
For Freight or Passage apply on Board or to
strf ~ LOBIT L CHARPENTIER, New Orleans,
RICHARD TEMrLET, Donaldsony lie,
AT. AICKMAN, Napole nvile,
fbft1 VICTOR RICHARD, Thibodaux.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
M'LEOD s. MALLORY,
DRUGGISTS AND APoTHECARIES,
[4s-m No. 5s Camp Street New Orleans.
New Orleans Slave Depot.


Barronne and 157 Common street. next door to Cross
wells Old Stand, New Orleans
GLAVES FOR SALE, on reason
~ able terms, for cash or city acceptance Part
cuar attention paid to consigned Slaves, commits
son from Merchants Cotton and Sugar Factors and will
all times pay in cash the highest price for sound Slaves Of
every description Having connected to my old establish
ment the large and commodious brick houseowned by
James Lily Esq., lately occupied by Mrs. Harrison,
boarding house, will be able to accommodate three hundred
Negroes for those who import from Virginia. North and
South Carolina, Missouri and Kentucky, and will keep
stantly hand for SALE Mechanics Of all descriptions
House and Field Servants and will be receiving Slaves
stantly throughout the Also accommodations for
boariers.
City guarantees given in all sales required. Titles
undoubted THOS. FOSTER.
rff. a -r ]. r. WHITE.
REFEREscEs-Rugeiy Blair Co; Messrs. Greenwood /
Co., Charles Fl. Milford Co., Turner Wilson Co.. Han
Rod; Payne Harrison Purvis, GLADDEN. Co. 19 3mo
t SACHE. & CAM,
Daguerreotype and Painting Gallery,
my14 No. 30, CAMP St, NEW ORLEANS.
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-~ tH COMPLETE 81
e q HOUSE FURNISHING STORE =

ID. DROV IN a. JO.,
~ CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANs.-China, Glass,
Earthernware. Plated Silver, Rritana and Tin
Ware; japannery, Knives and Forks, Lamps. Castings.
public Cooking Stoves. f45-1yl B. BROWER 4 co.
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Mcleod & Mallory

Mcleod Il Mallory sa~s-
No. 5s, Camp Street, New Orleans.
HAVE just received per ~
Il Il Steamship Philadelphia, elegant ad
dition of SELECT MEDICINES, which makes "A
their assortment very complete They Il
thankful for the patronage Of their friends, and 40
will continue their best exertions merit contnu-
ance Of the same. @Et TiTs.9Sf 'i.
In the suhjonel catalogue will be found many and
desirable articles which have just opened for the benefit
Of customers all Of which will be sold at the
most reasonable prices by wholesale retail, viz
25008 Wax yesta Matches. 10 Farina Cologne
1000 in Box. a 7--.r 6 doz Horn Scoops
400 Wax Vest in metallic 81 Cures celebrated Rat
boxes, various patterns, and Vermn destroyer,
these great improve tains Arsenic and yet is
ment. 5 more fatal.
10 Pure Otto Rose, (gen Hadgsons Diamond Cement
uine.l for mending Glass and
20 gross Chinese Court Plaster. Croekery. -.
% English and American Fancy Cork Screws
ditto. .! 4t- io gross Chalk Balls, ~
doz Pearl Port Monaies 2 Handkerchief Extracts.
s i" Assorted ditto. Cr, staIne Wash Balls.
2 Travelling Companions Physicians very superior
5 gross Macassar Oil Companions.
20 !" Hair Oil assorted. 1 doz. Tricobaphe.
Is s Corresponding Pens. 10 gross Tricopherous-
5 Toilet Water.
Together with assortment of Fancy Nail Brushes Cloth
Hair Tooth Flesh, Crumb and Hat Brushes Soaps of every
variety Extracts for cooking purposes Lilly White Powder
Puffs, Snuff Boxes, Fancy Work Boxes, etc ...-.
It'll MCLEOD MALLORY, IS Camp st, n. o.
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- '.7 r. j. HOPPER, - Is,ai
~ DENTIST.

8 now prepared to practice the various
4 branches II His profession Ia this and the adjoining
pafshes- -ffe5H 81 Iof sEaf 81 ssf7S@ ~ = -
Persons requiring his services will pleass sdres note b
him through the Thibodaux Post Office. 12-6. $40
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MIR. CHOLLET ! Phonoeur de pre-

yA veiT Messiems es conneesn1s ct antrs pefsoanes
au e chaIge1s de relever A comptes Ct den aire les col
kctious II anspoftefa domicile des persones fu
vetairo1t bien Thnnofef de iem tonfance. '4@ ef
S'adresser chez Ar. Auzer, con6sem. sli leb1S-tl
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NEW ORLEANS CARRIAG
~ wxRfHousE, lis Gravier, and 10 Union o7L
streets fopppsae nie q. Charles Hotel) Car 4a2.
nages and Harness. Of description always ON hand
Also, complete assortment Of Coach Trimmings.
s-., J. ALUM CO., llS 6rsyier and ID Union s.s-,
{f0-nl New Orleans.
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qu trpavent les reclamaons
mentionnees equitabls mais qu peuvent ren
prendre dams IA Le desqueaes les terres ont
ete ensoyees sur Il te des consquees pour
dEtat payees pour fannee en- consequence nous
soumeons Ia te Kste IA consideration dn Jury de Police
tf- W. 4. BIsIANp,
sHlssG3} }& aF 1aai5sfa @st go j. L. CARorHERs. '9
-rLsE5ss$a sgrr:rf4vt.7..{ t- PETER WELSH. .ye
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DROF. II. W. MUNDER takes great pleasure in
Il announcing to his friends and the public gen
orally, that he HAS returned to Washington, and vii
resume the duties of his SCHOOL on Saturday,
October It'll, 1854, at 3k O'clock p. m, for ladies'
and On Friday, at ~ O'clock, for gentlemen. lie
has leased the large and beautiful hall in the
course of erection, corner OF Ninth aud streets,
which will be fitted up ia handsome style, with
every convenience, expressly for dancing purposes
The location 10 every thing that he desirable to
parents both private and central, and in point of
beauty will be surpassed by none in the city. III
consideration thst his Hall will not be completed
until November Goth, he proposes commencing his
school at his old stand Of Seventh street and
Louisiana avenue.
Having given the most entire satisfaction to his
former patrons he feels hesitation in ain offer
ing his services to those who wish TO be perfected ia
any department in the above beautiful accomplish
ment. His style OF dancing needs no comment, as
bis numerous pupils in his former class wi testify
His new Hall will be opened with large Ball and
Exhibition. All those who wish to participate are
requested to join imrn ediately.
Terms, &c, will be made knewn upon application
at Mr. John f. Eis's Music Store, Penney lvauia
avenue, near Vent b rect. sep 29eOlm
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4 King PUZzLE.--At an evening party.
an amusing experiment was made by one
OF the company. A group of five or six
gentlemen and ladies formed, and a ring
was produced, and we, says the party
from whom we get this paragraph, were
told by the owner that If one of US would
take 1t and put it on any joint of any of
our fingers during his absence from the
room, he would tell us on his return who
had got it, on what finger, and on what
JOINT OF the finger. Our friend went out
of the room, and on coming back. and
putting US through a short questioning
IN our addition, subtraction. and multi.
plicstion tables, he discovered the posses
sor, together with the guilty finger and
JOINT. Having satisfied us that he did not
derive his knowledge from elairvoyanee,
or rom any intercourse with spirits good
or evil, he kindly gave us the following
rules, which we have since tested our.
selves, and have found correct in every
single instance, except one, when, in a
ut OF abstraction, we added 2 and 10 to-
gether, and made 20. As our readers
may like to try the rule for themselves,
we give it to them without reserve {:
when you have formed your circle and
are seated in order, you will call YOUR
selves respectfully No. l, No. 2, No. 3,
&c. Then first double the number of the
holder of the ring; add S, and multiply
the sum by another 5. THUS, suppos-
ing, for example, the ring was in the
hands of No. ), we should get IL by az
dition, and then by multiplication S.
To this add the number of the finger on
which the ring is, and as your sum now
consists of two figures, put the number
of the joint after the second. (Supposing
the ring to be on No. 8, 4th finger second
joint, this will make SO, and when the
joint is added, 1922 From the sum thus
made, take away ESQ; and the three fig.
ures of the remainder will show the hol.
der, finger and joint respectively. Thus,
take $50 from 592, and the remainder
S42 gives 8 the holder, the finger, and
the joint.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIONs FOR 1856.
HEADQUARTERS MARINE Corps,

HEADQUARTERS MARINE Corps,
Quartermaster's Once,
Washington, September %, 1864.
CEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
y ceived at this office until IL o'clock a. m, on
Tuesday, the Oath day of October next for furnish
ing Rations the United States Marines at the fol-
lowing Stations for the year 1855, W.
Charlestoun, Massachusetts,,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire ' ..'
Brooklyn, Long Island, New York
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Gospsrt near Norfolk, Virginia
Warrington, Florida, and .
Warrington City, District of Columbia.
Ea b Ration to consist Of one pound and guar
Tor of fresh beef, or three quarters of pound OF
mass M H. eighteen ounces Of bread made Of super
fine -four, or superhne hour at the opuon OF the
aor,> aud at the rate of fix pounds OF good
~. t,rairs pounds of the best New Orleans Su
gar e;sbt oua, of tie best white beans four quarts
of y;nso.r two warts OF SALT four pounds of good
hard brown soap, .hd one hno nan pounos OF sooo
hard dipped tslloW e'H"ie'' 70 VIC A'eO 40
tons. .s..
The beef required sh I'll be delivered on the order
of the commanding off, If each station, eithsr In
bulk or by single ration ana saaii CONSIST 'i ene
best and most choice pieces of he carcass.
The pork to be No prime ness pork, aud the
groceries to be If the best quality OF the kinds
named, all subject to inspection 40 bio VIII be en-
tertained unless accompanied by the names OF Two
sureties known to this Office or certih. to py some
official person.
To be endorsed proposals for Ratio,.,s for the
year 1885,, and addressed to the Quartern aster OF
the Marine Corps, Washington ID. G.
The Patriot, Concord, N. a.; 6azette, Portsm 'uth
N. H.; Morning Post and Daily Times Boston, Mi>ss.
Day Book, New York; Eagle, Brooklyn, N. Y; Penn.
sylvsnian and Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa;
Globe Portsmouth, Va Argus, Norfolk Va: Dem.
ocrst, Pensacola Fla; and Ancient CITY, St. Augus.
tine Fla, will publish the above three times q week
until the 24th Of October next, and send bill,
companied by copy Of this advertisement to this Of
hee for payment. 10 :
sen 25
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March. 1854, (ths date Of Allotmsnp or under the
act of 9Th March, 1854, on settlements maize PRIOR
to the date hdrd,cal Of the lands from mark at,
likewise every person entitled to pre-epptoD under
lands outside of s sz ssiIe limits. directed to be re-
stored to entry on the sixteenth day of October
next, at st. Louis, is required to establish the
same to the satisfaction of the register and
receiyer of the proper land Office and make payment
therefor practicable after seeing this notice
and before the day appointed for the embarrassment
Of the public sale of the lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
JOS. 8. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner ef General Land 0@ss.
sep 19-1awlSv -
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Doors AND SHOES,
STILL ATE THE OLD STANDI

STILL AT THE OLD STANDi
!So,rh side of Pennsytrariia Gpenue, bettreen Snh
and Seventh streets
OPPOSITE BROWNS HOTEL.
A HOOVER & SON are Still at the old place, on
n the south side Of Pennsylvania ave- >fAn
nue. nue., betw: sixth and Seventh strests, oppo-
pleased to see their old customers and the -
public IN general, and where will be found a COM
plets assortment of Ladies' Misses and Children's,
Gentlemen's, Youths and Boys SHOES and BOOTS
OF all styles and prices:
FOR LADIES.
Cloth Button Heeled CATERS, with and without tips
French Lasting Button and Heeled CATERS
Cloth Button Caters, without heels
French Toilet Slippers, French Lasting and Kid
Do do do Slippers
Do bronze and black kid and morocco slippers
Plain Lace CATERS, all colors
Morocco and Kid Boots and Jeffersons thick and
thin soles.
FOR MISSES 4 CHILDREN
Black, bronze and colored toxed and tipped Caters
Tan coored do do superior article
Do tipped II,ei and plain morocco Boots, thick
Bronze, black and green Jenny Lind Boots 49, .
Cloth and lasting button CATERS
Morocc Boots and Jeffersons, thick and thin soles
FOR GENTLEMEN.
Patent IL Leather Boots Of .s superior quality
Kid top Congress Caters black ard coored, single
and double soles
Calf Congress Caters, single and double soles
Calf Oxford Ties and Montereys do
Patent Leather Pumps aud low quartered Shoes
superior article of sewed Boots, spring shanks
With q general variety of sewed and peg Boots.
FOR YOUTHS BOYS.
All we can say in this line is we prepared to
supply all demands of Boots and Shoes in q variety
Of styles
FOR SERVANTS.
Our assortment in this department is complete,
and ve feel confident We furnish q good article
and at fair prices.
Thankful for past favors still solicit q contin-
uance OF custom. We think, by keeping good
tcie and selling at fair prices that we will be able
to please. We would invite call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Motto: Quick Sales and nall profits
Don't forget the right store, but call at
A. HOOVER & SONS,
Opp. Browns Hotel, bet. 9th and 18th SITS,
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WIN. NOEL & GEO K. BOYD,
JPHOLSTERERS & BLIND MAKERS,

Pa. 0pe'aue, south side, bet 9th and 10th streets.
WE areprepared to furnish senitian Inside Blinds
w of every etyle, Reed Blinds. Paper Curtain, and
every style Of painted Shades. Also we furnish to
order curlsd hair, moss, shuck, and other Mat
Chairs, Ottomans, DC; Carpets and Curtains neatly
made and warranted to At old Blinds repaintsd and
trimmed in the best manner.
All work done promptly, and guaranteed to give
satisfaction. SEP 3O-.o2m
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

Under the act Of Congress approved Sd March,
to certain lands therein mentioned the prr-emp-
ton laws were extended over the aforementioned
alternate odd numbered sections where the settle
msnt and improvement we're made prior to the date
OF allotment, proven up and paid for at the rate
of two dollars and fifty cents per acre, before the
Gay fixed for the public sale. And the act approved
9th March, 1884 entitled IAN act for the relief Of
settlers on lands reserved for railroad purposes,
persons who settled and improved the above named
sections prior to the date of withdrawal will be en-
titled to pre- emptOns at the ordinary minimum
price Of the public lands, at the rate of one dol
lar and twenty-five cents per acre, if proven up and
paid for before the day fixed for public sale. There.
fore every person entitled to the rghtof preempon
to any Of the alternate sections above
mentioned, under the act of Sd March, 1854. above
referred to on settlements made prior to the 18th Of
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6NIDER'S WINES
1T PHI LPHIA

= q 70 II III II n
TOHN v. SNIDER, Dealer in Wines, At the
u former old established Vine Store Of JACOB
&NIDKR, Jr, No. 70 Walnut strest four doors be-
low Fourth street. where consumers will be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the moot accommo-
dating terms.
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the In
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, Office No 70 Wa
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation of Wines
&C. from various houses in Europe, In quantities of
. single dozen and upwards; and also socits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN sNIDER, the patronage of
his friends and former customers.
-" All Wines ordered for Washington will be DO
livered by Express free Of freight. je Sly
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% People who expect to get to
heaven BY dropping shilling in the con-
tribution box on Sunday, and shaving q
dozen poor devils of ten times that sum
On Monday to make up for it, are about
as likely to have seat in Paradise as a
one OK express is to beat the sumner
lightning.
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NEW BOOKS.

r LILY GORDON, the Young Housekeeper, by
IL Cousin Kate
Irish Army-a striking Narrative, Just published
BY the American 8. .. Union
The Captivss Of Abb's Valley, by son of Mary
Moore
Asleep in Jesus-a little work on the Death OF
little children $500.
Sister Agr es or ths Captive Nun-a picture Of
Convent Life. by Clergymans Widow
JaqueliDe Pascal, or Glimpse OF Convent ife at
Port Royal, Introduction by w r. Williams, I'D.
GRAY BALLANTYNE,
oct 10 st 1913 Seventh street
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PEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
.. WINE.

NEANCYACTURED FROM FRENCH GRAPES,
wi JAMAICA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES,
kc.-This delicious beverage becomes the greatest
tayorits wherever il IL introduced. 1t is eQusS
palatable, more wholesome, snd not hslfthe price N
other foreign wines. Many physicians use IL ex-'
,lusively, and recommend it to all troubled with
FlktuIency, Dyspepsia, Debility, Cramps, Disrrhos
and Dysentery Persons subject % Chills, or living
in districts where Ague prevails, end ITS occasional
use q pleasant and admirable preventive. Mixed
With little cold water IL forms the most refreshing
and wholesome cooling drink in warm weather that
AN be taken.
Price 80 cts. per bottle, IS per dozen.
]. BALMER corner of Baltimore and Iii streets,
snd BROWN BROTHERS, Liberty st. Baltimore.
ST0TT CO., Washington.
PEEL 4 STEVENS, Alexandra.
JESSE LANDIS, Frederick.
81. BUFF, Portsmouth, Va
ROBERTSON 4 CO., Petersburg, Va
WM- CISsKL, Georgetown. jy 1o-H
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OITIzENs OF WASHINGTON Wishing to Law in

HITIZENs OF WASHINGTON Wishing to lay in
~ stecs Of WOOD for winter will do well to give
me cali as AZ. constantly receiving wood of the
best quality on consignment, and can give the best
bargains in the city, wholesale and retail, at my
yard on Maryland avenue, at the Canal Bridge near
the Capitol
Also, for sale lew, three FIRST rate Carts two Wa
ter Tanks, Wheels, and geering for buggy.
lot of ready mixed Paints.
Orders taken for White OAK Lumber, &c
sep l5-lm D. w. HEATH
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CHVERWARE.

CILVERWARE -
- CANHELD, BROTHER CO.,
SAG Baltimore street, have on hand and con.
SANITY maKlag LEV styles Of Silver Coffee and Tea
Cups spoons; Forks: Ice Tongs; Orumb Scrspers
Pie, Ice cream and Fish Knives; Salt Cellars But
er Knives, &c, Of Warranted ;&erlin0 Steer.
Ie TT Baltimore, Nd.
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THE UNION ACADEMY,

~ Corner of l4th street and New York dpenut.
THIS Institution viii be opened for the next year
i on the FIST Monday in September, 1854. The
sist of three classes, Junior, Middle and Senior. Ev.
cry desirable facility Is oAsrsd Applications should
be made immediately PrefefeHSs TWEEN to those
who enter for the longest tins.
Circulars ct the bookstores.
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY will opsu AZ
the same time. Circulsrs rs above.
2. RICHARDS,
& jy S1-dSm MRS. n. A. RICHARDS
FRENCH WRITING INK, BY Perine Guyot
Il Bank Of England Writing Ink, by Jones, ms
ker by appointNsDi
Imported direct from the manufacturers in Lori
don and Paris BY FRANCK TAYLOR.
sep 2S- .......-.,
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thully aanufncturst and se sasap ss any sstabliah
msnt in tn unicn. ." .
DoLLARD's HKRDANIUS kXTRAcT Oh Lus
.ioL ... TROUS HAIR TONIC.
prepared nom South American herbs and roots, II G
most sucoessfrl article produced for preservn
the hair rrom falling olt changing color restoring
and preserving 1t in healthy and luxuriart state.
Among other reasons Why Dollsrds hsir-cutting ss-
loon, maintains its immense popularity is the fact
that his Tonic Is applied to every head Of hair cut -
his establishment consequently it 10 kept in better
Pressryasion than under any other known .pplica-
offers the greatest guaranty Of its efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retail at his Old Establishment, II!
Chestnut etreet, opposite the State House, Phils-
delphia.
q. Do1IARD has at last discovered the III PLUS u
FRA of hair dye and announces il for sails with Per.
fact confidence in its SURPRISING everything Of tie
kind now in use 1t colors the hair either black or
brown, as may be desired, and is used without any
injury to the hair skin, either by stain other
wise, be washed Oh in ten mnut0s sfsar the ap-
plication without detrscting from its efficacy P.r.
Sons visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to R. DOLLARD, III CEEsTTlUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, viii receive sttentiop.
ian 23-1y.
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. BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

A DR.. o. MUNs0N has fitted up h.
house and Office on Pennsylvania ave.
0kII0Y nue.. formerly occupied by Dr. Hum,
phreys, and Is making TEETH on an en-
tirely new plan, with continuous gum-the very i'm.
personston of nature herself, only handsomsr If de
sired. Public inspection respectfully solicited Dr.
NJ. owns the patent for the d. c., Va, and N. O.
All departments in Dentistry attended to aud Wal
rspted TO he dons in the very best manner. r.r4
mar 1+1y ...-.. -...s .a..-5s. ..
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+. L. DENIsON,

WACO, McLENNAN CO., TkxAs,
WI practice in the counties of Mil an, Bell, Will
iamsn, McLennan, Falls, Limestone, freestone,
Navarro, and Hill, md the Supreme Court at Aus
tin. Galveston, and Tyler. -e.t. e-
Will also act as Land Agent, and give special at
tention to investigating and perfecting Land Titles
in any part of the State. aug l6-W6m