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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-27

z ADEIS may call with perfect safety, feeling assured
II THAT they obtain anything in the way of DRESS
GOODS French and English Merinos French Plaid Goods
grades and prices and perhaps the beautiful coo
do; all of which win be sold for small advance AVN
EVANS COOKE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-27

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE In IN
y PLYMOUTH N. C.-The undersigned being desroTIo
of engaging some business will sell private M
his HOTEL and all the furniture thereto belonging b
with -Four Lots attached thereto in the town OF
The advantages of the location very great and 10
wishing purchase, the inducements will be ou te
perior to any others offered in any other town IN me
five negroes-two and three womenall of whom "
good servants. JOHN II. HAMf ~ t.,
Sept. /, 1854. 62-""N
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ESRENCH Worked Collars, Undersleeves, Chimizettes
n Trimmings, Ribbons, Embroid Handkerchief, Plain
do Corsetts, and other articles in that line unnecessary
mention EVANS COOhb'
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-09-27

GsBE REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM Ii br
B~e1 Subscriber the 1st April last negro nches
the of ALBERT about 81 years old, feet f HE
high and has bunch of hair off the back par' SeG
head dark brown color he was bought from JOS y; irving
of Virginia, by Sam R. Browning, and is probably iva
to make his way back to Halifax County. Va viii fog
the above reward for his apprehension and delivery
MS '0'nnenen' III Jan 50 '"A' Can 81 PAS B. BURT
Holly Springs, Wake, N. c., Sept. 5, "a. 1O2g-MMGn-
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North-carohna 81. Per Cent. State Stocks.

L. W. ROBERTSON, ISecy
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IN Store every thing in the way of STAPLE GOODS
.HCacoes, Brown and Bleach Shirtings and Sheetlng'
Linen, Diaper, Cotton Flannel, Carpeting
We call the attention of friends and the public gen
orally to the stock, assuring them that pains viii DC
spared to give satisfaction EVANS COOKE
Raleigh Sept 16, 1854. No. 20, Cheap Place
Opposite E. 3. Harding's Clothing Emporium.
The daily union., 1854-12-20
UNITED STATES SHIP ALBANY.

Our exchanges with few, fany exceptions to take
for granted that because the Albany the port Of
Carthagena the 10th of October land the 10th Of
Nopeber stated in the despatch published in this pa
PERI her safety is placed beyond all peradvenure In
deed paper is assured of the Abanys safety that it
takes occasion to compliment her naval constructor in
high of eulogy Whether the eulogy is de-
served leave for others to decide who familiar
with the art of shpbuildng than profess to be- but it
would that great diversity Of opinion exists
the merits of the Albany n sailing and sea-worthy
SELL among those whose views in these matters
disposed to look up final and decisive When appre
tensions first entertained in regard the safety of
this vessel several of our contemporaries very considerably
published statements, the object of which to demon
strae beyond the possibility of doubt that the Albany
badly constructed that she founder in the first
very gale she encounteredns if her qualities rs
ea-boat had already been successfully tested by
era long and trying cruises That the publication Of these
calculated to deepen the feeling of appre
hension generally felt, may be readily imagined That
they were entitled to the fullest belief may be inferred
from the following report of Captain Plat the former
mander of the Albany
ssI consider the Albany superior ships. do
regard her being weathcry although in sailing with the
United States ship Decatur not only hcadreached her
very much but gained considerably to windward We had
at that time almost six knot breeze In sailing with her
Britannia Majesys sloop Calypso, the wind being
very light not than three four knots she gained
windward upon the tack, but the Albany head
reached her much that able her bow.
did about mile ahead Of her. in the of the days
sailing consider this difference in holding the wind
DUE in great measure to the rakng tho Abany ass
which causes the heavy sails hang back and be
too close to the wind. Upon the WHOLE consider the Alba
NY under all circumstances in which have her,
peror to most ships"
RATIFICATION MEErING.-The democrats of Rockingham
held meeting Monday at the courthouse in Harrison
burg Virginia. to ratify the Staunton nominations for
governor &c Dr. R. Harris Of Augusta an able cham
pion of democratic principles from Augusta was announced
amongst the speakers to be at the meeting
The daily union., 1854-12-20
THE DAILY UNION

their holy ordination by maintaining quietness peace,
and love among all Christians" To them look for the
of the Church from the future dominion OF those
who would render religion political hobby-horse,
and convert the temples of God into political tabernaces
The true pastors of the Church have noble mission before
them, not abroad but AT home They under solemn
obligation to all their efforts and all their influence in
preserving the Church from the pollution of politics
The daily union., 1854-12-20
GOV. ADAMS, OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

General James II. Adams elected governor of South
Carolina the first ballot by majority of thrtyeight
votes all opposition The Charleston Mercury says it
had expected his election but scarcely venured to hope
that he would receive decided expression of the
dence and respect of the legislature and vouches that he
will worthy the honors that have been appropr-
ntelY and so cheerfullY conferred.
The daily union., 1854-12-20
FOREIGN NEWS AT HAND.

10 The ume OF going{o press oneligenee had been
received OF the Westinghouse theSar Sands The hrst
steamer sailed from Southampton e 9th instant for
New York and the last sailed from Liverpool the same
day for Portland The Cunard steamer America, which
sailed from Liverpool the 9th instant is now fully due
at Halifax She will bring ten days later advces from
Europe. Her news is most anxiousy looked for as it
cannot be otherwise than of the important char
The daily union., 1854-12-20
WASHINGTON CITY,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC. 20. 1854.

N5Mr sxAsL Il. JAxxs Tenth sussi. Phadsi
pha is our general travelling AGENT assisted BY W.. H. wEID
lour CoILrrs JAMES DgxxNa Evans, TAoAAs d. MICS,
Josxpa HAnxIrr JosrrH BuTTon Rosxnr W. AosA"os, ED
WARD W. Willy, WILLIAM l.. WATERMAN H. j. hippiox, r.
w. MAcxKR, and ID. s. PEAKcx
rz- G. w. JAnxs No. Harrison sresss CINCINNATI oho !"
our general travelling agent for Western States and Texas
assisted by II. j. TnoaAs j. T. DxST, WA y. TAoAAs RI
WISER O. M l.. WlsxmAs, A. L. CHrLDs and DR.. WA Irwin
Receipts o either will be coed
me- Mr. HssxY M. Lewis of Montgomery, Alabama, is
er travelling agent Alabama Tennessee,
sisted by O. r. LEwIs JAMxs LxwIs. d. LEWIS
The daily union., 1854-12-20

have already cursed the land with the bitterness OF their
prudlces and their members will yet live TO regret the
folly and madness which urged them such process TO
acquire political power
The daily union., 1854-12-20
CONGRESS-TUESDAY.

SEsArE.The Chair laid before the Senate report of
the Secretary of State transmitting correspondence in
aton the affairs Of the Rev. Jonas King, missionary to
Palestine.
Mr. Brown introduced joint resolution for the appoint
ment general committee claims to consist Of seven
members of the Senate and thirteen members of the House.
to whom all private claims shall be referred for examine
ton.
Mr. Brodheads resolution in relation to sending steam
the Arctic in search Of Dr. Kanes expedition
taken up and after remarks the subject by Mr. b.
1t agreed to- sra
After unmportan business the Senate adjourned
House OF RErREsESTATyEs-Mr. Phelps, from the Com
mttee of Ways and Means reported the naval appropra
ton bill the fiscal year ending the soth Of June 1856
Mr. Bayy gave notice that he should ask the House on the
10th day january nexo take up and consider the French
spoaton bill The House then proceeded to the consider
alton of the special orderbs relating to the District of
Columbia and after maturing several the committee rose
and the House adjourned
The daily union., 1854-12-20

Senator Atchison and Gen. Whitfield delegate to Con-
gress from Kansas Territory in Independence the
9th instant on their way to Washington
The daily union., 1854-12-20

Hon. Mr. Lilly, of New Jersey returned to this city last
evening" having been suddenly called home by death in his
family
The daily union., 1854-12-20

Ectrac from letter dated
ALpuaunRauE, IN. Nd Nov. 10, 1854.
The Indians continue doing much injury The other day
the Apaohes Mescoleros killed Don Mariana Pine and his
carried off his wife from Casa Colorado. They
drove all the horses of the Indians at Tsea and at Man
ysno and killed The Navajoes killed soldier at
Canon Bonto. They also carried of seventy mules from
Peralta belonging to Judge Otero.
These dcpredations win be of daily Congress
does provide remedy There not sufficient military
force the couny and the small force there entirely in
eectua for keeping Indians in check The only eectua
remedy believe for Congress to adopt would be the organ
of regiment of light cavalry, composed of natives
the Territory who might pursue these depredstors
mination.
some such plan be adopted, it will be impossible TO
live here these Indians growing every day
ing, that they viii not be satisfied with plundernp
the outskirts alone but will have the andacty to sack the
principal cities and town Of the Territory destroy the proper
ty murder the men, and make captive the and chill
dren
The daily union., 1854-12-20
THE oATHs AND PRINCIPLES OF THE KNOW
NOTUINGS

la the month of August last we published abstract
which copied from the Cincinnati Enquirerof the
oahs and principles Of the secret political organization of
the order commonly called knownothings As the prnd
pies of that order party have to certain been
brought before Congress have deemed it duty to re-
call the attention of the reader to the startling deveo
ments contained in that abstract by repubshing the SANE
The utter alsity of the assertion so frequently and uu
blushngly put forth by very large number OF the know
nothing organs that the order waged no war against
for their religious belief win be perceived by glance
the oath which taken by candidates for the second de
gree;
Absrae Of the oahs and principles Of The mysterious orde
The daily union., 1854-12-20

GlulEr
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SPORTING sc.


ID EGA1TA FOR PLEASURE BOATS, AT NEW Ro-
II ebsl!e, on Saturday august 26.-An sloop rugged
pleasure boats Of snty seven feet ell and under
Re entered The only sails to be used jo and main
sa-pushing, wing or any other means Of propelng,
except with the f0releDtisNed SAILS will not be per-
mitisd No allowance Of time win be gwen for differ
in )crgih Of heel AL boats ready to take
their placrs ~ 10 O'Clock A. NJ Tho time Of starting viii
De between 10 and u clock, from boat
ed OIL tas mouth o the creek Tho is intended 70
D. out ten miles 10 wind ~ard and back the stake
o. at The direction OF selling viii be determined
corcDg to the wind on II morning Of the The hest
b. At III at the stake boat will be presented with purse
OF $50, the second with purse Of $780, and the third
with purso Of $40 Entrance two dollars, woicc must
b. maze in wIiiDg, or before FridaJ, The 2ota inst
directed Regatta.n Neptune House, New Rochelle or
toA. T. JONE, b William street, New York, stating ths
osme If The pcrson making the entry, the nams OF tn
boat, and length Of her keel
CPoRT1NG - KING CHARLES AND BLENHEISI
- sosne! pups, mammoth Newfoun, land pups, Scotch
and kDgsh terriers English grey bounds, and variety
Of other choice ecde stock dhgs Of the puses. blood
Please copy the address, 2oS Water street Of Fu
ton, up stsifs.
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ip,srmsr< at os,oc tbs AFTERNOON, from the
dercs al her father $40 Bowerv The frierds Of the
IL Miy respectfully ,nvtsa % art nd
On Suudas, a, gnst 20. CHARLES FREDERICK, young
Of W, and Anne sdden, aged years aud Z
men bs
Ii>r,maiu, were Uttered N Green wond Csmstery
On Monday evening, August ~, 81 saam@a lion Of The
higs, JAeoB eide ION 81 lssih AM sarah Pike,
eyed ,earR ~ noD,bs and adays
lie vss intelligent, kiod ard beloved ny all tho knew
him snd leaves lis oiscon. hate parents 10 mourn his
)oss II. too COED for Ibis ao''-he has gon, to Q
brighter home May he rest in Iesce.
/ baltimore pa e's base couy
in P,solI,p, august %, May WHITE widow OF the
The riay.s ami frienss Of ,te f.mly ara nvltei to
attend The IL from her la residence 1877 Johnson
street a. four O'Clock this afternoon.
in Jsrfey CITY, saturdsy, August 10, after a short
Illness, Mrs sI,IA GURx
her ains were inferred in Paterson, j., Sun.
10 Y"h,l'e, on Monday, August 81, MATHEW Thurs,
1be friends and acquaiptances of the family ava 70
s,ecifuDJ ipu ed to t.pi his fuperai, ock
this afternoon, ir his late residence in Eighty
sire between Third and Fonr'h avenues. dis remain
will 10 'akeD 20 Gre, nwood Conner cry for intermeae
California talefs Il~ase o"py.
~ Mount PLsasars. ear Mr. Orange N j., on Aug
TO- JANET MORRISON. wife Of Thomas Orm,s, o. aged n
y.ars native Of H"nbuso parish Of Denny, slirliog
H.r zen aims inferred 10 Orange Cemetery.
A. Niltc,, Ulster county, N. ", On Monday, August
Il, Nj fzEK,rl >roRns in the 54ih year Of his age
bis remains wee taken 10 Rondout, Ulste county,
Y, for intern
At Corey lsar d. on Saturday, august 10, from the
sIecs Of burn cauea by her clothes taking hrs Many
fshA En1KR rldes' caughtrr of amnel W. and May
Jane frter, aged years. II months add 20 days.
The LOVELY a"ee. has faded on earth
To bloom s'rssh in endless beauty in heaven.
On sunday morning August ~, at Report N. j.,
sAaAH noRIsE, dsush of Georg- and the late sarah
A. fnrJert aged mnn ths and nays
The relatives friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral four O'Clock this af,er
on, from the Pew. Or. Hurfop's church, Washington
50, are ~ithon: further invitation
At Thu mpscnvile, Conn., Tuesday, August &C. URrAn
WMKINr.
Hs frirnds, ann those Of his mo- her in.aw Mrs N.
k1;Ie invited to attend bis fuDrral from his lae
rsdepce " Marion street. AZ nine O'CLOCK this morning
dis aims will b. taken 10 Greenwood
At Philadelphia on Friday, August 10, JosKPHYK in
font daughter II Iay,a l. and Catherine II. Wilcox
aged months and ~ days
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THE TRADES sc.

TARPEr UPhOLSTERER WANTED-TO co TO A
~ prighboiiDg city Apply 10 Martins Clearwater,
50 Wall snso, corner OF Wafer, between Il A. NJ.
civil ENGINEER AND IRAUGRTSMAN WANTED
~ Must ersiand the of the Ilane ,able. AppJ
10 Igoert L. Wee, % Broauway.
n, AkDENER ST UATION WANTED, BY MAR
NJ r,ea man, who thoroughly understands his ousi
Dess, and also land gardening. Good reference
given. Address c. b., fers ID office.
I EWELlkR wANTED--TO co TO wETERN CITY
q Coco city ference req aired Apply 70 Branord
Jeffrey, NJ. III Cortlands street.
ITO PRINTERS. OR THOSE WISHING TO START A COUN
l try Papcr-Ta advertiser has (aoout OF Geo o.
enty n lies from New York one hand and ono car.
1883 csascs stands ca'es, type and ever, thing IN
,lecs and necessary for country newspaper and jnt
Office which DO Ul sell for 81, 600 Non. but cash
toners sodre Printing Ma erials Hsrala office
lJsvious'o atuIday, 9th inst.
TINO CABINET MAKEt>.-WANTED IMMEDI a cELY, A
i sober, industrious AID active young man, cpmpe
te3t wort r,an 10 fit and other work. repair
and make himself 9. neIay useful about the store Ap
Ll) this morning Mt O'Clock TO A. o. humoert, l72 Full
ton street, BrouAlyn.
W. MET BY AN EXPERIENCED PRIN TER, \
w situstion IN q STEEL Autograph printirg estab
ihDent The best Of references given. Apply TO II.
LeJcr, publisher, AGA William street.
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naTHCCVlOp.

4 YOCNG LADY, LAlELY ARRIVED FROM swIrZER-
"A la d, ana pnss-ssing the best of refe'en:ss de
TO give the rst lessons IN French 10 one or ~
y upg lalies or 10 travel with lsdy family where
ever They pls ase Address Miss u dia Goba American
bpt.l, Iii Cedar street.
INSTRUCTION IORS. BOARD OK LODGING A GEN
i il.msn native OF Spain. ho.raliy educa'ed, will
reach spanish, ard give some instruction French
Latin, &c. compcD, alton Tor board lodging Beet
rret pens, nal Character and capacity. Ad
oress, for three nays, j. ;. j. Herald oHfce.
DRlNTING IN OIL CoLoRs.-IN>T RUCrIoNS GIVEN
Il 10 work The above process, by practiSsl primer
from Paxters csiaohshmer', London Address a.
HERALD office.
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AsS Only, f.sr q County

9s3 Only, Nur . County, Residence, o. VIE
ee In pleasant and healthy location The
Ens Of the Long Island Railroad. Ono hundred farms
and Ave hundred euiIdipg lots hundred fees square,
guhscrbera, The evening Of August 81, 1854. Each
only for $l5 oayaoe in ios'alusnts, will
o1fvs antee coed for of from twenty
amss tour o,oirs lots twenty Eve b, one hundred
SssI only > few share' LIT. apply to CaA5 WOOD.
M5 Broadway, where maps and p,mphlets be lad
ArAfiS
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,sn."S /, nv Ts's or ..sa Eurnssnaag Seore.-As.
Danh = I'D 10 tho superior articles in ths gentle
--spishins department Of Green's sh'rt establish
-<Ds, No ! ABtor House. Tho stocks includes every
variety II under Shirts shirts, drawers Do Joinyile
hs oravats, dressing sowns goses half hose, shirt
Ituds sleeve buttons ed and otherwise han d.
farchies suspenders canes umnral dressing cases
no., tnported for ,ha summer trade. The prices are
moderate and tho assortment unequslled.
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Oressmak lng.-Ladi-s soj0urnAng at the st.
Eiehlas Metropolitan Astor, Irving fash,oo
able no els viii p Observe that The hest dresses
are fssLi0nsbly made in ten hours, By Mrs. FARMS.
WORTH, fashionable dr' ssmaker and importer OF IA
shiohs, dress trimming &C., a27 BfOciway, opposite
BroadRaY theatre
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S1iI cd, and bncade SILKS. Also, pain black aud
plaid colors, slightly damaged, and will be sold ut
half their to import Also, 10000 yards all wool
Se aipea 1915 per yard import 60 cents
4. LEADBEATEh Gaze Leadbeatcr Lse), BAT Broad
way, Gerber Of Leonard rect.
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0u"buSDs, pAmoles, f~cnacs, eruptsons
salsheuro tct.er aud an skin blemishes positively
Suseo by GOURAUDrS Italian Medca'ed soap. Poudre
Subtle uproots hair from any part Of the body Liquid
yo~Ee My white hair dye, and restorative at the old de-
Dot, u WALKER street, arst store from Broadway.
the Best H-lr Dye, OF which positive proof
VII be gwen in i've minutes Of shade color, upon
Hvn hair, is madc BY DR. LARD, No 333 Beoaa way,
where ladies' and gentlemen rapidly restored TO tho
consciousness Of former years of youth and sesusy
G1ssh Marks, Tnmors, C0rrsgaxioas, Poly.
pas exsescence and all discoiorations OF the skin,
moved by outward Apc .tion, without causing the
= ut scrc pain, iooobvepienee, by HARVEY AZ
LACE co l92 SECOND avenue, Of Twelfth street.
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Died

Died,
On Tuesday. August U.s. M,cBAE1 HxynY EDWARD, infant
Of Cornelius J. and Jane Rooney, Palsaie avenue,
ON Monday, Angus. q, Mrs MARY oAnmcu.rr, widow
Of The hte tobt Carmichael Of st. Andrews, ifesh-e,
The reianves aud friends Of tbs family are respectfully
sasea to attend Der unreal q one oeloss TIL, sssr-
her mains viii be taken 10 Cypress Hills Cemstery for
On Monday, August 81, SARAH A., wife o, John Sin.
char.
Her friends respectfully Invited to attsrd hr
raj AZ O'Clock tins afternoon from the residsacs Of
her brother inlaw, Jneoo SeoIns 62s Hudson street.
On TUESDAY morning, August %, suddenly FREDERICK
HIS lcmaps viii be taken 10 larry town for intcrnont
Ct seven ocoek This rning from his late esienc ~
On Tuesday, August -, MARGARET HAesrsrr, aged
yesrs.
The friends Of the family ere respectfully requested
20 attend the funeral at two O'Clock this afterooon
tho residence Of her soo ward nagsary Amiy stree,
ne.r lolumbia, south Brooklyn.
At the residence Of her father No. srth avenue on
Tuesday, A, gust o. OF disease Of the brao ELIZABETH
eldes. daughter Of Edwin and Mary Murray, aged q
years. months and days
1hs friends Of the family and the teachers and
scholars Of the Sunday school Of St John the
Protestant Episcopal Church. Iespec y Invited 70
M M 9s a. the cnuIe oooaer
further invitation.
On Monday evening August u, DAVID oIryrR JACKSON,
This lovely bud, 50 yoaos ,na fair,
Called homo by cary doom,
Just eane to show hos sssot q flower
In Paradise might bloom
The friends and ac1uAntsnces Of tho family are re-
eStfuy invited TO attend his funeral at two o'clock
this afternoon from the residence hs psrcots No IL
xyessOn street. Brooklyn. HIS remaies y Il DO taken 70
the Ssneery OF Evetg1cerB for iDtsrcaent.
On Monday, August II OF congestion Of the brain,
Mary LseIsA, daughter Of Lewis T. and Jane Angevne,
naed pears, months and II days.
Tho frsads Of the family repeatedly invited 70
Attend ns funeral service at half past O'Clock this
morning. at the uoence OF her father 167 Forty ninth
street, corner of L~hth avenue Her remains win be
taken to Tarrytown smetcry for intcrment
We will not weep, for sngs l. came
And took our little Mary home
On TUESDAY, August Y, Gpoass W. MooRr, after q
short illns ~, In the cath wear OF his age.
HIS relatives and the freSds OF the family respect
fully invited TO attend his Nperi at three o'cok this
oop from his late reside uce q Mscdoueal street
On luosdsy. Ausust22 OF d,saotery, NARY ELIZABETH
Caxrrrrl, aged 3 years 10 mon Ms and days.
Her remains VIII 10 tsksn to ssssrvood Cemetery foy
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u aaxIe0.

In this city, Tuesday, By the Rev. J. Lastrads,
Mr.. wMuR D. EsSror, Of Greenpoins, l. ! , to Miss
RAeHn u. LEoHAHDr OF Albany
On Monday, .ugu.t q! ,, the Rey 3; A. Corey Mr..
On Monday, Angus. 81, BY the Rev. J. wessoott,
HoRAcB BEAIL to SARAH srKK, both Of this city.
At kock away, on Wednesday, Augrs. 10 BY the Raw.
II. Wallace, Mr. PATRICK BOYLE to Miss AMELIA, only
Daughter Of Martin Posrhauer ESQ, all Of Williams
bury, /. l.
At "a Canal street, Albany, Y on June 20, By The
Rev. F. Morrow Mr.. MACON MUcRAczE to Ays,
1anzhter Of Mr. Ac am Covieson.
San FRANCHISE, Cal papers please copy.
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Sewing Macnl"es-Ths Ab, 0lute Necessity
q usDg sewing machines become ap osrens to all
nansfatursrs who expect compete successfully With
Aetr rivals ID trste rhe artistic finish beauty II
Ne machine WORK gives IT. quaker sale AMI better
px3ce Ihsn hand aork besides the great advantage Of
Sheapness in manufacturing. That S,pgsrs hines
vay superior to AL o,bers and give prr'sot sstis-
ACTION is attesfed by tho experience of thousands They
are, to- the only uich,oes Of any vauc that law
e be used All Others io'rnge our patents, ami those
who attempt to use them win ne prosscuss5..
I N. -lNGER & co 1923 Broadway.
Aalr Dye and Wlgs- 3aCnelor's Celebrnxcd
ka dye 10 uy al Acknowledged toe best the world
fpsd wholesale and retail applied 10 nine oriva.s
sscma at BAG, ELOR'S hair dye, wig snd orna-
mental hair factory, 23o Broadway.
HgrAy from age, or red by nature,
Your hair every other feature;
Ten minutes 1il the hue supplAnt
WITH Just tba 81 scs GROWN you Int
Chx1stad0s 0's Hair Dye sold and aPplled
81 No. 9 aston House
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Peter RCbeYJs & Co, 375 Bro All way, AFRO
yeosvg daily large lot of French goods consisting Of
FSs e1byoiSer.d chsmsettes, co.rs and sleeves also
Iieb sets Of various kinds fresh stock If Vaen
e3ennes laces, sbiliipg upwa-os.