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"LITT LIE BEN NY"

LITTLE BENNY"
ta By WINNIE @. HOWARD.
i never saw his laughing eye,
p Nor head his merry shout
never heard his little feet
Trip gaily in and out
never took him on my knee.
Nor heard him lisp his prayer
never pressed his cheek to mine,
Nor smoothed his golden hair;
did not see his little form
Writhe in deaths agonies,
Nor saw the tiny coffin laid
Beneath the willow trees,
Yet when looked upon the stone,
a. And "Little Benny" read,
- felt the tears rush to my eyes
And sadly bowed my head.
know little crib " somewhere"
Stands empty all day long,
ana vacant is little chair
And hushed mothers song;
see the useless robes and toys
With loving care put by,
see the warm tears falling fast,
" And hear the lonely sigh.
see her steal as evening falls
To where that Little Benny is
Engraven on the stone.
'Twasall her swelling heart could say,
'Tis history enough
know that Benny" was her Joy
And need no other proof.
'hilGda., June 1855.
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Are Won Cnurta0ns 2

Young people cannot go forth into the world
under more false impression than this persua-
sision-that they owe no courtesy to any one
but those whom circumstance or preference
happen to make their friends They owe it to
every individual, without exception, who has
not forfeited it by offence against them-for
ever individual is their fellow, their kindred,
and their companion in destiny of which the
beginning is the purport, and the issues are the
same and therefore. each one is a claimant on
their sympathy and benevoleuce. To say that
we would do them any Kindness in their need
or confess any substantial benefit in our power
but refuse to conciliate in our ordinary inter
course, is to offer that which we have not in
excuse for Withholding that whichwe have. 10
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YANKEE DooDLE.-Yankee Doodle was once
a speciality but he is now, so far as the ma
tiyes of this part of the world are concerned,
an universally. The designation Yankee Doo-
die is known now wherever a civilized travel
ler's foot has found resting-place. 1t is
exclusively applied to Americans, and the ma
jority of those who apply it, fancy, until they
see a specimen Of the breed, that its bearer is a
long, slab-sided, sandy haired, shrewd, calcu-
lating, unpoetical, speculative individual, un-
couthly attired, with a wooden clock under his
arm, or his pockets full Of wooden nutmegs, and
without any sentirpent other than one attached
TO money. how il can be obtaineds Steam
and the telegraph are doing much, however, tn
bring all the nations Of the earth to an under
standing of what d Yankee Doodle really is.--
They, will all soon be thoroughly enlightened.
- n p9sHuloY nIudHil33sH enE
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q OEF- hsis pleasant to grow old with a oood
friend and sound reason. s.8s 81 b.7b..''4
|, Of We ought to be equally mipdfuj Of 49, our
absent and present friends. pa : 3''l7aT'a7
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"A NEW COMA new fifty dollar gold piece
has been issued in California. The piece is
round, the face being the emblematic visage of
Liberty surrounded with thirteen six pointed
stars; the diverse being fifty dollars in distinc-
tive lettering, partially encrcled by wreath
of grain, surmounted by its standard value, and
surrounded by the address and name of the
coinerg N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-30
OBITUARY.


DIED in tbs c.tv au III evening of the 22d
inst atter 4 bril. bit Intensely painful illness
CHARLES RICHARD EIBANR. youngest son OF
Capt. Thomas y. Elhtnk, Of Amherst county,
in the 2@Ih year a. h, age.
Guided III the transactions of l'tc by the h Oh.
cst principles If hlaar. AMI endowed with M
tire 50 genial aod 5ente. he readily won the
confident love Of al with whom he WAS thrown
in contact, aud truly may il be said. that he died
u> he haa lived wifhaat III enemy on earth Near
'Y syo years ~nap our departed friend became
q convert to the Christian Religion, aud attached
Himself t. tire Methoaist Episcopal Church
Firm and beautifully consistent was his waik IN
tac pathway Of Christian duty, and deep root
ed and untalterne faith in It's healing and say
ing influences sustained him 10 the very thresh.
hold If eternity. Although the subject oi IN
tru>e and uuremittcd anguish during his last i'll
u"-> lac Sustained himself with meek aud pa.
t,rnt fprtitudr. which il wa, wonderful to behold
and when a taw hrlaf horr- before h.s death the
solemn announcement WAS laade 10 linn 81 lis near
approach, i was mt with tin. firm and unhrsi
tating rpspon i an really Glorious indeed
was the triumph of ,5lh in the death Of our de
parted friend .-unals serable was the proof it
afforded of TIN soothing an1 cheering con>ola
t,rus HhieA IA reliance epou that faith can give !
Though cd IN his Providence has taken from
Is one VINE lie Wa b0t calculated TO adore
Ills ctuse up,fl earth, yet in His Grnee He has
also selected one bet prepared to encouni r
Death. and most worthy t. enjoy Heaven.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-30
The light between Pillow and Donelson.

\ correspondent If the Nashville Uuion thus
describes thereecnt iencoutre between thnse tive
gentlemen. at a political meeting in Columbia
Tennessee. After commenting on the previous
speeches Of the 1ay, he says;
Major Donelson then got up, and whcczcd and
bawed through. IL Is har, dull speaker, and
lnadc no character Just before he cln,ed, he came
down on the Nashville Convention with the sweet
ing statement TINT he had at the tine denounced
The lnenber- Of TINT body a. TRAITORS w. Cen.
Pillow bring in the crowd, promptly replied. &C.
You lie You lie, SIR" For moment Major
y nnel.an WIS discanccrlcd. hut rallied, and re-
phi Il. "Yon are an imp .rnent foul" General Phi
low riI-hrd towards the stand. bur arTcst"dby
Il @ .rpwd. Great excitement prevailed. Major
d II l-an asked for stick. which was handed
To him, aud he presently came down FROM thr
siand in the direction of General Pillow; bat There
were ina8y persons between them, and voices
shouting Lei Gen. Pillow get 10 him.
This being prevented, Major Donpl-on ugun
took the -iand. At This point lheFr were deaf, IL
ing cheers for Gen Pillow and thi- continued 'or
sonnet TIM, 81 that Major D9nc~on was unable to
proceed. and Cen Pillow requested the crowd to
hear lin through. Silence being RESTORED, the
Major proceeded. He said be did not mean to
charge all the members of the convention with
being traitors. but in this exception he did not
embrace Gen Pillow. Gen Pillow Then deHounccd
him ferceiyas a iar, and atrajtor 10 the Dcmoc
rdcg and 10 the cJHHirB; and rushed at the stand,
but WIS arrested. When Major Donclson clos, Il
Gen. Pillow was shouted for and mounted the
stand. He sad he did not get up to speak. but
10 apologize tn the crowd for inturrnptng the dis,
eussion. Twas the first time he had ever dono
such a thing nhis life, hut he was denounced
~ traitor and if he had not resented it he
would have been ashamed of himself man
and a patriot. He was n member of the NASH
vile convention. 1t WAS we'll known that the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-30

The Richmond Examiner on 81 Ire strongest
and abie>t Democratic ioaaal. n lie s.d15. At
the same construction IN the ues G,Yprnor's
letter that the Know Nothing paper. dill The
Examiner cannot be Oh ,rsed With a disposition
To mi>rfpreseui or fnd fault With Mr. Wise
Whv then should the knaw Neiiing pres be
subjected II az soeh imfaiaiieo, seeing hat
they have DON nothing mpre Tim Whit ON #
thr BEADING Democratic papers 81 the State ha-
dAncl
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RED oat in triumph. The troops received the
Generalization Of the whole country. for their
r-.Ilanf conduct, and liberal bounties from Con
grr-s. >, ,
Anthony WAYNE died at n military post called
Pre.aile lie. IN Like Erie, in December, l79i
aud al hiS esn request hi, bo ~ was hurried I'M
der tn. Hag.-taf Of he fnrtrr-~. In 1909 his re
mains we're conveyed 10 Penn, ylyana and enter
red under haud-nme monument, erected by Oh"
saeiefy IF Cincinnati, in Badncr church yard
Deleware county. He wa- brave man. true
friend 81 his country, aud able General.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-30

FEMALE ScHooLs-We direct attention to the
Advertisement If the Schnli at Botetourt Springs.
This institution i - widely aud fayorably
know a - need n word If commendation.-
Also see Tho adyertis ment Of The Christiansburg
Female Collegiate ms itute- another excellent
school.
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CIT nj sTi~E : etpTYEYT.

ny passed through Lynchburg Saturday,on their
way home from the Montgomery White Sui
phur Springs. where they have been for several
days.
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TGASGs.-Senator Mason will accept
thanks for cop, Of Maps un1 Views 10 accom-
pany the Message aud Dacnmcats--ls5i- - .
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The Petersburg lntelligeneer makes the fol
lowing remarks on the strength of the American
party 81 Virginia. Speaking Of the late popular
vote fer governor the Intelligence says:
1t certainly falls very short Of being evi
dence 81 the ueakness oflhe American Party in
Nnginia. if the vote for Flournoy is to be con
sidrred authority this heal So far from lt-
being any such evidence, il is, in fact, most
gratifying evidence TO the contrary. For "a Par
ty that had not been organized twelve months in
the State before the election. 10 count up al that
worry first trial of It's strength ~ SO votes out of
15600o (the whole nnmber,) Is 10 our poor con
ccption decidedly most Gathering and encour-
aging consideration Such an expression ofpop-
ulnr favor is so brief time after their first APP
pcaranco in The field Of political s;.ie,t hcy might
VII b. proud Of Ii in less than year, under
all the Disadvantages which they had to contend
agein,,. they obtained heavier vote than either
Summers or Scott it i not very extrevagunt to
argue that they will at tho next trial be found
st.i more formidable by the Democracy and in
tn, view Of tile matter we are not much surpris
cd At TIE efforts OF the Enqpircr and other Dem
ocIatc journals in tie Gemmunwg alth to soft
sdtcd taem with tho complimentary iuvocatious
and appeals which have lately been addressed to
the l. now Nothings" by those Willy and astutc
presses. They know rom the very documcn
which we are commenting on-the official vote
that the American Party rs power in the
State :" and that since the wise action Of
the PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION. it will, mud
must continue 10 grow in popular favor
They know perfectly we'll that it Is far from be
ing contemplate party, in any sense; and it i
their knowledge of these things that leads them
to try the experiment of fattering them into a
anton Nth Democracy! Join as" is now the
cry of tie Enquirer to the Know No,hings. soon
er or later you will have to do il, SO you had bet
Ter DIT at once" This is the language now ad
dressed by the organ Of the Virginia Democracy
10 Party which, but a few weeks since, wa,
represented in its columns 10 be scarcely frng
mont Of itself after the defeat Of Flournuy. Wis,
had totally annihiiated it, and the idea of its being
supposed possible that il could ever rally agar
was loudly laughed al. Bot the Enquirer seems :,
Lave hcthoueht itself that vote of ~ 600 cut q
10000 was l,y no means 10 be despi~cd An,
,haaa very strong inference might be drawn from
II TINT the peril to which the Democracy wouI
be exposed in fhr next conflict would in all prob
ability. IF not surely. be fcarfully enhanced.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-30

CORRECTED t'tRi rrts Day ,vB strpeB4i.
BY RU ckER & REDO.
Wholesale AID HErAIL oHpcEHs ANB
c Q M M I S SION MFR cHAgTs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-30

Tie Richmond Enquirer complains heavily of
the Know Nothing press. for tnisrePrescnting
Mr.. Wise.s letter totbe Young Mems Demo-
cratic Union Clab" - New York. 1t argues {;
great length thai tie letter aforesaid does not
prove that MIR. Wiz sympathLses with the Van
Buren Democracy of New York! Nav, if Mr..
Wise has experienced injustice in this matter the
Know Nothing press is not alone to blame for it.
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TMpoRTANr roe CANeaR.-We publish
cd few Weeks ago. n card from Mr. ANDREW
HAnLTOS.in reference Ia tire cure If IA scralulous
cancer an his iacr, effected through medicine pre-
pared aud furnished by Mr.. {. +. BUSTER, OF
this county. Mr.. HAMILTON says in that card,
that h. commenced using his medicine about
the 27ta Of Ap.il 1855. and am ut this date.very
nearly well, without any pain nj all.for II seemed
to work with magic power" We have since con-
yorscd with MIR. HAMILTON Z. Brown Of this
county, whose wife was afflicted with cancer on
her left breast NRs. Blown commenced using
Mr. BUSTERS medicine about ! weeks ago, and
continued TO Use it about weeks. Mr. BRowN
Informed a. that his wifa'- breast was all black
ouod with the disease, and WIS becoming quite
offensive; that H.. did not believe she would have
lived two weeks but fpr the timely appca.
ton of MIR. BUSTERS salye. The medi.
cine wa. applied ut alb nut eleven o'clock
aud the next morning all blec,ness had disap
peured, and the offensive smell which attached To
il preyiouSI ~, was entirely gone. The medicine
was applied for about ) weeks when the cancer
appeared to Re eaten entircly out, the ilesh look
ing healthy aud n healing condition. The
healing operation then commenced, and the breast
j. now no3rIy healed up, though bat two weeks
ngoit tod, plaster nearly five inches square to
cover the sire. Mr.. Blown informed Us that
his wife : going about, and he thinks n cure
has been f.cted. He i, highly pleased with the
medicine, and regards il very valuable dis
coyery, even should it fail To effect perfect
cure, of which he at present seems to entertain
bnt little doubt. There WAS no pain attending the
operations of the medicine, bat on the contrary,
the patient entirely relieved Of pain. Should
the cure proceed, it promises to d, Mr..
Brown promises to give the public a full descrip.
ton of the cure, at an early day, which We kope
he VIII do.
From all we can learn If this medicine, we are
inclined to think possesses extraordinary merit.
Mr.. BRoWN says it ''acted like charm and if
it has done al that we have heard it has accom-
pli,hed, MR, b STIR shpald be regarded hence
forth as one oi the henetectors of his age. Mr..
ICerEg is arnan of fine sense. aud as n gentle
man stands ge,ervedIy high in this county
We believe he acts On the principle of cure
no par,n aheh is satisfactory evidence that he
regards his medicine as M humbne. W. hope it
WI rcneiyca Iii iriaL- - tmishnrn. ChrnntrLe
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WM. T. SMITH
Lyncl,btlr. Wholesale Prices Curre,,,

Commission Merchant.
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O-T-k Ltl.s GtlD HAN. VT. Is fteaarel siae Tho
.iHr Al hs sa,is ny rsWa.s IT, wing fl at lie Novel
uE. is 30lt
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n committee went to Philadelphia to bring their
hine back, application was made for free pass for
o, bnt without success.
ASIo IN a CHuRcH.-Yesterday morning, during reli-
services in st. Peters Catholic Church. Jersey CITY,
oman tainted, which created some excitement; and
oush misapprehension, some gave the alarm Of
panic ensued, during which another person cried
that the gallery was falling, which increased the
rm There was rush for the street, but the doors
inwards aud in the efforts to get out two or three
20 slightly injured by being trodden upon. Many Of
Pse inside leaped from the windows. The alarm OF
reached the street, and the Ore department we're
ics ly hand and stretched their hose, but put
cam into the building. Order was soon restored in
, congregation.
RBGIMEyrAL PARADE AND REvKw.-To-dsy, the uni
med companies of the second regiment, Col Nathan
Ellis Of the Hudson Brigade. viii parade and be re-
swed BY Brig Gen. r. v. Wright, at Bergen Corners,
" the city Of Hudson.
RENTING OF PEws The pews in Trinity NJ. E. church,
ork street. have been rented for the total of 500
the ensuing year, not Including several choice seats
the body OF the church reserved for strangers All OF
9 seats in the gallery remain Free This income wilt
fray the expenses Of the church for the year.
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Court Calendar-This Dav.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Nos. to o, IL.
SUPREME CoURr-General Term.-Arguments and de 81
ons
SUPREME CouRr--special Term-Nos Is, 100, 10l, 1875,
%. AZ, "a, 90, Is, 80, SO, 1bl, 100, llo.
SUPREME CouRT-Crcuit-Par 1st.-Nos. Is, S95, $40,
845, IS to 81. Part 2d.-CauEe on
SUPERIOR CouRr-Nos. 42s, 345, 90, 10, TIT 1885, 91s
fo4, ss9 $50 s2s 1905, sss, 1oo l6l 24e, 22s, saI
o2 io24 lOls, 1O2S 55s, sa7, 1905 4o5, s4s, sis,
60 $685. 49, 1885, $685. 1000, $685. 1909, 102e 1902 1915
90, 194, II, s44.
80, 739, 749 STA 5s4 s74 to ST. no. Part 2ds7s TO
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Il TO the Hatters In tho City and Country.
A. LELAND Co., III Pearl street. beg leave to call the At
hats just finished which the Young Americas
end ne white Japan hats both Of beauty well
As durability together with large variety
boys and chdrens straw hats all OF
the lowest market price, by the Dozen LIE.
LAND 4 CO., Ill Pearl street.
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Cortandt street, New YORK, Aug. = lSoz
Ths nav csrtifv that have tried Parsons Co.'s RAT
ana end the beat article have ever used
for destroying and rosches hayns usss al s,hsr r
CLINTON HorrL, Nrw Yoax, July 10. 1862
Msssrs Parsong Cove have used your exterminator
on cur promises with entire annhatns both cock
rats 10 our surprise and with but
enc srpiication " w. A. b. MILLER CO.
C. ". CLICKENEH CO.,
Eg,A Barclay stgest agents
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from.ths lbody corrupt humors obyse Of oostve
$50 shall your cold, Influenza your dysentey
YOUR rheumatism, your weakness and debility, and your
pain in the side, be the affair day. Disease cannot
feet those ont parts Of the oody substance which
es the skim or kidneys at fault Brnndreths pills
with restore them and establish the body
pills sold Is per box, with full d.
reetons principal otee 4s Canal street Brandrth
2g6 Bowery; also d. D. Wright CO Houston street,
Of Lewis of j. Kerr S13 Broadway Of Mrs Hayes 75 Full
street. Brookyn and OF all Respectable medical
in the world.
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CoAI, ,s5-FLoyR, slo.-THE PEOPLES OLD
~ established coal and -four agency, 80 Broadway ji
contract during this week to supply for the r
quality coal &C 50 ton delivered Ia New York vii.
Tho monopoly In coal and four.
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Carpetings and OH Cl0Ihs Twenty per cent
less than usual prices; PETERSON HUMPHREY, s7s
Broadway of White street, will sell, during this
month at the above rates. Call and seegreat bargains
may be expected.
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Green's Shirt and furnishing Store, No. i
Astor invited the superior articles
IN the gentlemens furnishing department The stock in
gloves half hose, gold shirt studs and sleeve buttons
trade The prices moderate the assortment
ALL
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The Baron, DR.. spoiasco, a. D., A. B., &C.,
(rom London Of European great and good So
grest and astounding than all the faculty st.
Nisholss Hotel 98 Spring street Strangers take notice.
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LECTURES.

NEW YORK MEDICAL COLLEGE, EAST THIR-
IN teenth street.-The summer Of lectures will be
commenced Tuesday June 12th At IL O'clock A. M by
Professor Barker Lectures will be delivered daily from 10
to " o'clock A. NJ as f0Sys On Thesapsutcs BY Pro.
Practical Chemistry by Professor Doremus; the Surgical
Operations Of the Eye by Professor Carnochan the Mcros
COPE applied to the Diagnosis Of Disease by Professor
Parker Diseases Of Children by Professor Co.'S Auscul
taton and Percussion, by Hancock Douglas NJ d. Ne
deal Jurisprudence, by David Uhl, n. ID.
r. OGDEN D0REMUS, NJ D.,
Dean Of the Faculty.
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why In Thunder don't you use my On
suents II you have NO beard IL viii produce urant
containing Of ALI S. OF the country H.
G. GRAHAM, 6o5 Broadway; ZEIBER, "A s. I'd st., Phil.
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Pavilion, New Brighton, Staten Islani,-
THIS fully opened for the reception Of
+. BLANCHARD, Proprietor.
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Pianos and Mel0de0ns The Cheapest and
best pianos in the city. ELY MUNGER, 5ls Broadway
st. Nicholas HoteD have for sale, great variety
cheap piano forte from ten to fifteen different mannfsc
Is Also the depot for the celestial OF double octave
which now taking the lead with all COED judges Ali
ELY Il MUNGER, SIG Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
aEW QUALIFICATIONS.

TINTED STATES REVIEW, FOR JUNE 1856. VOL
u w., No. vi Contents:-Portrsits OF Hon. Isaac Tou
HONORABLE IehsbSd Rsgnmuin MenopSly and Paper Mo
dsncewith portraits from ife Song. Phsnthropc and
Pratical; Uncle Sans Literature Marriage; watch
Alone; George p. Norris What Next To Columbns; The
Last The ForeiSn Policy Of the United For
Townsends, 222 Broadway Price So per annum in "a
'-A''' : -''' r' LLOYD CAMPBELL, 252 Broadway.
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Defiance gaIamandcr Safcs.-RObcrt n. Pa
Thick the solo the United States Of the
ahove celebrated Safes and f. O. Gons impenetrabe de-
nss looks and bars Depot 2 Pearl street, door
below Maiden lane.
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Sewing Machines.-sl,oo 900 Damages Were

Sewing Machiness-SI,OOO Damages were
awarded in the U. g. Circuit Court in New York,
Nay 1865 against the Excelsior Sewing Machine Compa
n.y. Infringing three Of patents All are
chimes Of other against which suits
commenced Singers Sewing Machines, always
be the best have just greatly
without noise and with half tae e1eron former
chimes will perform every kind work Call and examine
them. j. n. SINGER CO., No. 1928 Broadway.
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Hill, Inimitablc Hair Cutter, 90 Long and
fayoraby known At 5 Nassau street. has opened branch
hair cutting and shaving at NO Barclay street.
and comfortable style In the city Shaving
both places cents.
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Ladies' Will please remember that Dtbbice
has removed his hair dressing and wig making estab-
Hshment 9 Broadway, opposite Tfsnys Dibbieeania
strengthening and Identifying the HAIR constantly
hsnA
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Carlton House .-On and after Saturday
June 1855 the price Of board will be 50 per day ut this
house.