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BOOKS AND s~TATIoNERY !


d. SturSes Booksellers, Stationer, &C..
MANSFIELD, OHIO
Hasjust received a large and splendid assert.
llment OF
BOOKS, AMERICAN AND FOREIGN, STAPLE
N FANCY STATIONERY.
The new additions now made to his already
Large Stock, enables him to fill any orders with
which his patdrons may favor him. and upon the
rangements for re eeiving new and valuable publ.
eationsas soon rs published,
Among his fine Stock of Stationery Just opened
will be fonnd all the new styles of White and
Blue Letter, Cap Bath Post, plain and gilt edge,
Folio Post, Commercial Note and Bill Cap Papers.
Also, the new style OF tinted Buzz and damask
Note and Letter Papers, with Envelopes to match !;
Envelopes of all style 3, Buff, White and Fancy /;
BUFF tinted and plain Visiting Cards Note Drafts.
Copying Books, Copying Passes, PortfolioB Bankers
Cases, Post ofiice and Bill Head Boxes, d. Cal
enders, Gold and Steel Pens, Quilts, Writing Fluid
Seals, Wax, waters, Papey weights. Letter and
Bill Clip letter Stamps, Ivory Folders, Writing
Pads, Blottin Pads, Ink Erasures, Sand Boxes, &C.,
&c. Also a fine Stock of Cutlery, from The best
manufacturers.
Blank Books.
Day Books, journals, Ledgers. Cssh Books, full
OF half bound and made of the best linen paper.
Time Books. Pass Books, Memorandum Books,
Diaries &C.. &C., Every description Blank Work
made to order.
Wrapping Paper and Twine, white and Gray
Law, Medical and School Books.
Theological. School and Standard Literary Books.
which he offers at very low prices. Also, a vGry
large assortment of
WALL PAPERS,
Window Curtaias. Borders Fire Board Vie :, &c.
H@To this ana adjoining County Merchants he
for Books and Stationery at the lowest rates, and
D. sTURGEs.
Mansfield. Nov. 90. 1854. 7m27
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CUFAler FuDIlc Square, CIeveIRnd,
INCoRPORATED NAY a.. 1881.

flHE 1 COLLEGE has remored To new and
L splendid Rooms, surprising in beauty and con.
yeienneethose of any simiIair institutions in the
stasl.
FACULTY
e. G. FOLSOM, A B., Principal, Professor of the
ScicEcesof Accounts.
VIII. HOLSTER. and J. S. CLAYTON, Assistant
Professors in Book Keeping Department.
PHELPS and JOSEPH BEATTIE, Professors
of Practical and Ornamental Penmanship
r. F. H~UMlSTON. Lecturer ON Commercial His
tory and the Art of Computation
>. b. GARiNG, Lecturer on Mercantile Customs,
Banking, Exchange, ect.
Hon. John Ck2WELL, THoS. H. LAY and d B..
PALMER, Lecturers on Law.
Rev. J. A. THOME, Lecturer on Commercia Ethics.
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MDICAL CARD.

MO4V6A VA0Os
~ Rs. LARK & CRANE would re-
IL spectfally inform the citizens of Ashland
and vicinity, that they have associated them
selves to gether for the practice of Medicine
and Su gerry in all their various branches and
by diligence and close attention to their office,
and prompt attendance upon all calls at all
hours, they hope TO merit a liberal share OF
public, patronage. DR. CLARK offers his thanks
tn all those who have heretofore favored him
viii their business, and will be under renew.
ed obligations for a continuance OF the same.
DR. CRANE, will devote special attention to the
study and practice of Surgery in ain vari-
cites, and more especially in all diseases OF
the Eyt, either acute or chronic.
~ OrrIcE, adjoining MiIiington's Drug
Store, opposite ?. J. Risser's store
HDn. CLARK-s residence near the Metho-
dist Church.
DR. CRANE's on third street opposite ".
Wasson,s. PHI. CLARK, M. D.
L.L.cRANE, MI D.
April 18th, Is54-n4stt
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FARM Frs AND DARYMEN


THE undersigned have again rerumed their
business at their old stand, under the
orick building opposite the store of Musgraye
s Drayton, where they are prepared as hereto
fore to buy all the
Butter and Eggs,
the Farmers may have for market. Wesinvite
the Country People to call and see US at our
Of pnrchasine their products Of the above char,
acter. We will pay nothing but CASH. for
what we buy, and our prices shall be as high
as the market will warrant or as high as any
other store in this place.
Messrs. Mory s. Barns wishes it distinctly
understood that ttey are now, As ever, willing
to make their best how to all their old, as well
as new customers Come and see US. DON'T for
get the place, under the brick opposite Mus
grave & Drayton's store.
MORY & BARNES.
Ashland, April th, 1855. 45t
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Atfachneuf Notice.
Joseph Hardinger, Plaintiff Before John
against SSnong, j. p. of
ship Ashland County Ohio.
AN the 7fh day Of September, 1855, said
~ Justice issued an Order of Attachment
in the above action for the sum Of two hun
dred and ffty-one dollars and fourteen cents.
GEORGE HARDINGER.
SEPTEMBER IL, 1856 3wl7s
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NEW $
rAHrC TX ea *
Ready Made Collins,

always on hand, funerals attended to any part
of the Country with Hearse, particular atten.
ton will be paid to this part of the business
and at reduced prices to suit the times. Co fin
trimming done at all times and on the shortest
notice either plain or fancy as friends may
wish.
YARICK & KING.
Ashland, Feb. IA, 1855. 3stf.
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is Cents Cash for Butter.

PHE subscriber will pay the above price for 8
L good article of r,lhrough the season.
at the store room opposite BOyd's Store.
Dairy Salt kept Constantly on hand. and viii
be sold to Butter Makers at the same eest of COM
salt. JAMES Uric
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zen RR3MY3Mas
AL KINDS OF

Blank Deeds and Justices Blanks,
kept constantly on hand and for sale at this of
hce. Our blanks are neatly printed and on the
best quality o fpaPer, and give genera sntisfae-
lion with those who have used them Orders
Peetfally solicited.
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NEW BOOK STORE,
MANSFIELD, OHIO,
Sign Of h Huge Book

c.. TICKN0R would respectfuilysinform
ID. the citizens of Ashland and vicinity that
he has responded in MansfeldS with an en-
tire new stock ofBooks, Wall Paper, Station
arv Fancv Goods Sc
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nArRs OF

eae square, 10 lines % fess, , weeks
OF Iess ! 90
Every Subsequent insertion..-..-..- 81
one square 6 months. 800
onc.square one 300
one fourth column one year.......... 1900.
One third column one year. 20 90
one half column one year........... 30, 90
Two thirds column one year..-..... $500
Three fourths column one year......- 1000
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Business Cards per ara...............4,oo
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TOIpsrIcEs OF THE PEACE.
GWAN'S new Treatise, Just published
Copies sent free Of Postage by RENTING
$50 to B. G. TICKNOR. Mansfield Ohio.
Copies tosbe had Of ". B. ALLISON Eos
of Ashland
Mansfield Angustl5 1855. Milf.
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IA Little mORE oIDER. ToO ~
N excellent attisls Of pure Cider Vinegar
ErRAGHERERR
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Died.


On Thursday afternoon, June a. Of apoplsxy, JOHN
CuIHxII, aged 70 years. 800
sn nss anH s4ss 2. ms 0snn
this AFTERNOON, attWo O'clock from his late resdsnos
No. 246 West twenty arst street.
On Friday, June 10, after o loag Illness, JAMES
lns frenos Of the family and those Of his brothers ia
Law, William, James and John Dunn, are invited 80 AZ
tend the funeral from mis- late residence No. LAurens
street, Canal street, afternoon, ct
n e Jnns 3. rs S. Mrr., .,.d 70
Her relatives and friends, end those Of SON. 0.o.
W. Myers are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
to morrow afternoon at TWO O'CLOCK from her late rest
ceoce, No. IL Lewis street.
Suddenly, on Frday, June Is, Aida JANE. youngest
daughter Of joseph F. susan Ann Graham, aged
year, months and 10 days..
The relatives and friends Of the family are iuvitsd to
attend the funeral from her parents residence No. Al
Forsyth street, to morrow afternoon at O'Clock,
without further invitation. Therema,ns will be inferred
On Friday, june Is, at No, 50 Park street. JAMES Ca
yAEAGB, aged 80 years @
His friends, and those of his brother Martin Cava.
psgh, respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-
morrow afternoon at two o'clock PRECISELY, without fur.
In Brcoalyn, HUMpHRRy LLOYD WILLIAMS attorney at
law, native of North Tales in the 44th OF mis- age
His funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon, at
Bank His friends, and the members OF the st. Davids
Benevolent socisty are requsatsd TO attend. His re-
mains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter
ment
On Friday, June IT, JOHN HENRY youngest son Of Will
Lem and Margaret Richardson, aged IL months
10 attend the funeral to morrow afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from Nc. l22 Sand street Biooklyn.
On Monday, June IL, KATHARINE FELL, Of Bedford ave-
nue., Brooklyn,
Tie remains inferred in the Cemetery of tbs Ever
greens
Suddenly, at Chicago June 10, EDWARD Z. POWERS,
Esq. Of Columbus, Ga,
Columbus, Ca, Greenfield, Mass, and Boston papers
please copy,
NorcE The remains Of the late ALBEIT q. ZABRIsKIE
having arrived from italy his friends and those Of the
family are invited 70 atend the funeral on raesdsy next
Lafay cite place. without further invitation The re
mains will be conveyed to Hackensack NJ j., for inter-
meDt 1855 "
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rHH IIouon LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Ns4 TIE LIQUOR LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS.
Chief Justice shaw has granted writ OF habeas
corpus in Boston, for the release Of confined
Under the liquor law. The particulars OF the
that Bstsey J. Sullivan committed by the Gam
bzge Police Court under the fifteenth section Of the
liquor law she appealed and committed to jail,
70 appear at the next term OF the Court of Common
Hsss and abide the final sentence Of that Court She
has net afven bonds. She took counsel who advised
her 70 apply TO the Supreme Judicial Court for writ of
habsas corpus upon the ground that the commitment
nsa becauae by the thirty second section Of that
Nv the commitment ought to have been to abide the
sentence Of the Police Court appealed FROM and not the
ssAtsnss Of tho Court appealed to- Hcr counsel also
cAin that the law s unconsttutional because per-
convicted by Justice Of the Peace Police Court
can have trial BY jury unless BY giving bonds They
claim that the constitution OF the State Of Rhode Island
b similar to ours and that the of Green Briggs
Cnrts 81, 10 ease In point In that Judge Cur
lis decided that the liquor law of Rhode Island
constitutional because the right Of trial BY jury
made 70 depend upon the accused finding suTeties;
whereas II ought to be the free, untrammeed right Of
everybody. rr
Constable Everett, Of Roxbury Mass ha, been arrest
ed and held to bail In $4,000 for false Imprisonment Of
Mr. Kennedy and the Illegal seizure OF liquor In trausit
he City Council Of Roxbury have voted TO sustain the
cficer.
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Rhodes Fever and Aeue Cure, Tor the Pr,

Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure, for the Pre-
ventsn and Of intermttent and remtent
and cbls and fever, dumb ague general debility
nisht swsat and all other forms Of disease which
tdote which will entirely protect resident traveller
even IN the most ticky or swsmpy locss from ague
lb disease whatever any injury from constantly
asue IN persons ~ miasma y will instantly check the
years. % S sny Length Of tine
another chill BY continuing fits according directions
nd contnu untiia Permanent and radical cure Is
One OF two bottles will ordinary cases: soma
may require more Directions printed German French
dscoSpt .cecn ip each bottle Price, ST. Liberal
JAS. A. RHODES, Proprietor, Providence, H. l.
EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.
nave maze chemical examination Of Rhodes fever aud
senc mercury quinpe and but have not found
particle o. either ~ ~ nor have found any Ia
It's composition that wotld INJURIOUS 70 the
ton JAMES Il. CHuroy. nj n Cben;.t
EVIDENCE MERIT.
Extr,ct IRON letter dated Lewisburg Union county,
cent duly received the 1lth Of April have sod
about half Of IT, and far the people who ID
satisfied that IL has them Ii
the every WHO has used it, Of the cases
we're OF lori anding Ny sister who has had IL or
AK years bsk and could never get stopped except ~
euiDine and that only long she would take IT, now
tpmk, entirely cured by your re nedy. c. X. McGrNLv.
CAUTION TO AGUE sUrFERERs,
no more arsenic tonics mercury qunin fesrfugss
stycnpine or anti periodics Of any kind The known
inecency OF thec noxous poons them to be the
quacfe.
Rhode. fever and is the only one that is bon
For sale 10 New York by C. IT, Ring and G. v. c,taer
Co Brocklyr, Mrs M. Hayes Uosoken lW n akIiev.
Otto HenAin, H. W. hatther, and by dealers generally.
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nlarricd.

On Thursday morning. June IL at the residence Of the
bride's father, by the Rev E. Daggett OF Cspandsi
gua, CHARIEs e HoPKISs, OF this city, to MARIETTA b.
only child OF Theodore Crosby, Esq, Of Hopewe cntA
rio county, N. Y.
At Albany, Monday, June IL, by the nev. Or. Hal.
ler AMOS BELL OF this city, to Miss CARME HsoS Of
the former place.
On Sunday evening, May IS, in Grace Church, San
Francisco, by the Rev w. Hagar, J. W. A. GlIMoR,
Esq, ito Miss LLIRNoR h. AWKWARD both Of this city
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New Yacht Club.-Gs ntIemen OF Wealth,
10 the time make ten strike ~ Timber low labor
magnificent large vessel cheap and
novel entorp prise model orxsuiz
HoSSs AmsT 5s. and pleasure
pleasure excursions--up tor Cubacross the Atlantic
Europe, Asia Africa, Spain France Enyand, Worlds Fair
Esyps GOO each si do tho business GO the foreign
Win combine romance and reality travel home and 10.
reign adventure, fcisnce literature art music poetry
tlquities grand erterpYse at small each par
tcp,nt Good would sell in Europe for
For Interview and particulars address Storer Yacht Club
Union Post Office,
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Her nia.-Only Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH co. by the Industrial Exhi ,ton OF ell Nations
for their patent radical References
its superiority Professors Valentine Mott WILLARD Park
and John NJ CArnocban An extensive list Of
mercantile and other ~ truss may
seen At March Co.'s No ~ Maiden lane, New York, and
Marsh, CcIlies Co.. No West Fourth street, Cincinnati
Ohio. Open from a. u. until 9P. N.
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vess grand jury would BE- the rssuh Of sending forth
several hundred indictments, AID then they would need
10 HIM that the temperance very ANXIOUS I,
annoy harrsss the liquor dealers before the Prohs
ts law goes into edest, while at ths same time they
asspIecty well eware that there 10 now no law 70 Pre-
vent ae Of liquor has been repeatedly decided In
me courre pursued by Rev. Henry Ward Beschsr,
Rsy w. W. Kips and Others was likely to ooc ASTON dis
cord they were the incorporate men In the pulpit
existence and the they are taking would result
nxny from their raphs in disgust in regard to these
ne ntlessu and all other fanatics ne urged the
81 the association TO treat them with respect and kndnsss
uuor lad been used for ages In al parts of the world
and would be need as long the wsrld stands He de-
pisd tSs right Of any civns to dictate what day
tend church, what cay to fast eat meat that was
. husiness between God and man. and not between man
and He hoped the members OF the Association
ve~ respect al law that they consider law and at the
cal laws he would rather than his goods those OF
Ais nsghborf, with which subsistence for their fsi
Mes obtained taken from them lose bis last drop q
Axn, and be- prepared to defend treir rights.
Ihs meeting shortly after adjourned.
MASS MEETING OF TIE GERMANS IN WILLIAMSBURG
PREPARATIONS TO RESIST THY PROHiBuoRY Law.
mars meeting Of the anti prohbirionist Germans
yeaidiDg in the Sixteenth ward and vicinity hele
yhursday evening, at Military Hall in Even street,
which was attended by over one thousand persons
john Bauman presided. Capt. Dick Addressed the meet
ine and bis aroused the indignation Of his
hsers sganst the Law they coosidsr oppressive that
vas 10 oppose opep force to this law if it was not poss
BE 70 set II aside by legal means.
ReeoIntiones passed denouncng Mayor Hail. Rev.
W. w. King, Neal Tow, and the Sunday law. com-
pany Of about ffty volunteers oiled their
carry out the eentiment Of the meeting necessary.
70 ss for as S
The following is comparative list OF jarists who have
given their opiions the passage or the Prohbtory
law in favor Of against Its consttutonaty and bind
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June, l6n5.-Chs ck Maraeincs Suits, 80 So
Zephyr cashmere suits $40; NArseles 81 complete
Jone suits So 90 and ST. double breasted cloth at
EVANS clothing warehouse. 66 and Is Fulton street.
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RESTAURANTS.

ANDERSON HOUSE 30 READE STREET BEr@EEN
~ Breadway ard Centre street, New York, JOSEPH
FLRNAkDBZ proprietor formerly Of the New York Hotel
Pleasant rooms let at very nsbe terms Meals
served In the rooms or In the restaurant.
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EN- brolo cries New Lot OF Rich EmbxOi--
dered collars bands and ouncng will opened
g Also, baregs and Grape shawls, which will be sold
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Zephyr Cashmere Suits, $40; Check Mar.
settles su IS So superb blue cleth dre.s coats S5
fsrcy cashmere pants 81 fshionsbe Marseles vests 81
at EVANS Clothing Warehouse III and 68 Fulton street.
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ScI0fuIa, Rheumatism, Ssc.-Ayatt's Llfo
ba certain the pain these
diseases Is water auench thirst sso old fever
spelAs, toe of impurity of the
blood liver and kidneys general debility dyspepsia nc
pient consumption plies 80, SO. Principal depot, 2l6
Grand street; rs cents per bottle.
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Gentle mems Furnishing G00ds.-Just Re-
ceved rev snd magnificent assortment Of cravats ties
ders DC selected in raris aud London
pressly for retail 1t AGATES celebrated shirt
msnuiactoiy, 200 Broadway.
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Toothache Cured I'm Five Minutes by DIR.
TOBIAS wonderful Venetian linment pay;
in halt hour Sold BY all druggists and
Depot 60 Cortlandt street.
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When Venus, the thin skin'd. made earth her abode
To give beauty its fulness and scope.
she sure must have given TO Dr.. GOURAUD
The secret OF making her soap.

Earth does not contain a more glOf1Ous conn
akin. Tan pmpes reckes, and the horde Of
eases ny approach Poudre SUBTLE uproots hair
low fcreheads part Of the sodywaranted Rouge
lily white hair dye and restorative At the old established
depot, 81 alker street. first from Broadway
Hayes Brooklyn Caen SO South Third Philadelphia
Bates, 20 Waship gton street, Boston.
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Boots, Shoes and Caters, for Gents Wear,
at BAKERS 10 Ann street from % to 80 per cheap
than elsewhere. French calf steel shank IS
70 Dade to order Best French patent leather boots
80 ITO 81 Try them.
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Comb Factory, 3e5 Neutrality-suspicious. are
respectfully invited 70 examine large variety Of tortoise
shs dress esmbs Of the newest ~ the saeserssr
A II j.. SAUNDERS
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+ Mystery not yet Solved - The United States
officers appear to be very anxious to ascertain
the whit reabouts Of COL Kinney That he has gone from
this city with about forty stalwart know
doubted authority, and that they do
deeds Of daring and not TO die This is vertable fact
In addition TO their and equipments they carried with
their travelling equipase large supply Of the Moss Life
Pills and Phoenix Bitters. from the office, 1886 Broadway
With their Iihes the would defy the natives
and with these Dfslibe and curative med
cnes they may Augh at the ATTACKS Of fvers choe
"a and all other dsases Of and unexpored country
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Kid Gloves at 30 cents.-sNe Will Open this
morning. 100 dozen ladies' best kid gloves At four shinss
lightly epotted Aieo large lot of eeutemens
and ladies' linen cambric handkerchss, very
great bargains T. n. LEADBE aTER CO., 3H Broadway
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Sewing Machines.-8l 900 Damages were
awarded to the q. 8. Circuit Court In New York.
Nay & 1856 against the Excelsior wing Machine
for infringing three Of our patents All persons arc eau
chimes OF other against which
Are now commenced Singers Sewing Machines always
knowed ed to be the best have just been greatly
q 20 noise and with half the s1erson
chimes will perform every kind Of Call and examine
them. ]. n. SINGER CO.. No. S28 Broadway.
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Ab1eu uAuhhOC - w. Nos RIA DhoaAsvAy
continually making addition TO their large stock Of
elothing and would respectfully invite strangers and ci
pantaloons yests and furnishing goods which
sye and inviting 10 those who fashionable aud we'll
made Their stock Of boys and chdrens clothing
cannot he and the ohe system which nva
each and article must be pur
chi
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from London Of European great and good So
nartan Il pow generally conceded, s daily performing
great and Astounding than all the faculty a.
Nicholas Hotel Sprins Strangers take notice.
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aBsby show fredericksburg Rapidly, the
Shew Polka composed and dedicated to
che prize babies by Rekab. Price rs cents.
HORACE WATERS No. 1888 Broadway.
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/ Dibblee, Ladies' Hair Dresser and Wig
maker removed from alto $40 Broadway his univer
sally acknowledged and positive remedy for oil
the head, Dibbleeanis, constantly on hand.
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+ Rnl, Inimitable Hair Cutter, 20 Long and
yorably Known at 5 Nassau has opened branch
hair cutting and shaving at No. Barclay In
neat and comfortable style in the city Shaving n
both places cents.
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Look Mt the Magnificent Royal Velvet, Ta-
pestr three ply and ingram oilcoths velvet
rugs table covers selling twenty five cent less than
the usual price Ut other houses, at
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Ministers or M0ustaches Produced In Six
weeks By my opgusnt which win not stain njure the
skin 81 bottle large bottles containing eight small,
s.; sent TO any part Of tine country r. G. GRAHAM $50
Broadway; Briggs, 81 State street, Albany.
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Read This,-An Old Man Made Young Tor
so By getting one q The best m.aafac.urss wig.
Co.. Maiden laoe. Back and front braids bands,
surls, 10. Copy the address.
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Durn0's sataxrh snuN Cures Nervous Head
ache in fv, minutes.For thirty eents in stsmps
sample box Of this aromatic paid
the Post Ohse always fresh from the msker.
J. DUNNO, Albany, N. Y.
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butte cppi and sorofuIa and in all rheustb cases
this reliable should be uscd as soyereir
when all other have been In ysis soi az
the manufactures, 10 Maiden lane Nor York and pa
PER pot