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PATENT METALIC BURIAL CASES.

IR.TIGHT and indcstructable; one o the
n most valuable inventions of the age. for
protecting and preserving the dead, for ordinary
intermcnt, for vaults or for transportation,
The undersigned respectfully announces to
those having occasion for burial cases, that he
is now prepared to supply the above. named
valuable article of all sizes, from one foot ten
inches to feet inches in length, and Of var
ious widths and depths. They are of different
patterns, bronzed glded. plain and highly or
namented, with plates for name or inscription
He invites attention to these articles, and the
very low price at which they are offered, and
which is uniform throughout the state.
June 22d '54 TN. HOW bLL'
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TIN NLW BiRBbR SHOP

CORNER OF BROADWAY d PEARL SITS.
JACKSON, OHIO.
Though all the Banks have gone to smash,
III tell YOU how to cut dash
Take walk down Broadway Street,
Just where Pearl and it doth meet,
And there you'll find The Barber Jack,
To shave you well he has the knack;
His razors are always in good prime,
And he does his work in excellent time.
His room is always in good trim,
And to fix your hair, it just takes him
His prices are low, for these hard times,
You can pay him one or two half dimes,
And then you'll get an excellent have,
And by the operation, you'll money save
For fifteen ceuts, he'll cut your hair,
And do itup so very fair;
His perfumes are fresh, and oils good,
SO take our advice, if you would
Have your work done in excellent style,
Aud add a BIT to old Jacks Pile.
Oct &c, "a 3l-tf
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ScioIO * Hooking valley Rail Road.
Gt r Ross, Wholesale Grocer. Portsmouth, Of
EJs fcrs his large assortment of Groceries, DC !,
10 Merchants and others Of Jackson, and atioin-
ing counties, who may visit Portsmouth for sup
plies. 5. II Ross, will give prompt attention to
the receipt of Goods and Groceries, arriving by
RIVER and forward them by the first train and
wilaIso attend to the sale or forwarding of Pro-
duce. Pig Iron, Grain, &c, arriving by cars
charges low.
o." Orders promptly filled, and letters of in
quling, as to ourmarkct or o'her business, mat
tcr.. answered carefully. Address,
S. r. ROSS, Portsmouth.
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SciOtO & Hooking Valley Railroad!
Change Of Time.
ss5zi.5s.7 ss5z5zss5 Es 49,
.Sf-SsSY-7.S5rS; .S-SSY-5r; - ~ 80

ON and after Tuesday August lst, 1854
Trains wiIlru as follows, to wit:
Train No /, will leave Portsmouth at 8
o'clock A. NJ and arrive at yack kson at II
O'Clock NJ. Returning leave Jackson at 2
o'clock P, M, and arrive at Portsmouth at 6
O'Clock p. NJ.
Train No 2, leave Jackson at ~ o'clock A,
NJ and arrive at Portsmouth at IL o'clock A,
M. Returning, leave Portsmouth, at 2H P, NJ.
and arrive at jackson al 6 o'clock P. NJ.
wv. WEBB, Superintendent.
August 10, 81 90
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Attachment Notice.

- Edward Byers,
VS.. In Attachment.
A I my instance an order of Attachment was
~. issued on the 5th day of December, 1854,
by Jacob Goodrich, justice of the peace with.
nand for Washington township, Jackson coun-
ty, Ohio, against the property and effects of
Lewis c. johnson, q non resident debtor Of the
county aforesaid, for the sum of one hundred
and twenty dollars and nnety-three cents,
and said cause set for trial February the lst. A.
D.. 1855, at ten o'clock A. NJ of said day.
.-.-.,..... EDWARD BYERS, Pltf.
Dec 49, '54 39-3w
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10 lIllNIK[SR@.

. Journeyman Timers, Wanted at A. F.
y Smiths Tinware Mandatory, to work by
the Piece. ... .....
0T None but competent hands need apply.
. Jackson c. II, Ohio.
Dec ID, '54 3S-tf .....
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AudIlo.,s OGice. Jaclsson County, ONO.

Auditors Office County Ohio
and TownI0 Um
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the aw pOalibs an Sc
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be rs parallel with lines practicable
November 36-6w. JOHN STEPHENSON, Auditor C
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

WHEREAS my son James Hatens, aged
w about seventeen years, has left me with
out any just cause. This IS to warn all per-
sons from trading, harborlng, or dealing with
him in any capacity, on my account as / will
notbe accountable for nor pay any debts of his
contracting. HOWARD HAVENS, Sen'r.
q Dec 81, sd 30-2m
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HURD'S EXPRESS,
LINE.

...il,. ACCOMMODAT1ON LINE.
AAA~A THE Steamer BOONE, will
a MW& hereafter make Tri- weekly trips
from Cincinnati to Catetsburg.
VIII leave Cincinnati every Monday. Wednes
day and Friday Returning will leave Catlets
burg every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at 2 o clock Pm.
i7 For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
The "Boone' will leave for Cincinnati, ON
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, uoon the
arrival of the evening train of cars, rom this
place to Portsmouth.
- ~ JOHN MCDOWELL & Co. Agents.
ba ]. s. HURD, Commander.
Dec 81, '54 39-lm
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State of Ohio, Jackson County, IS.

State of Ohio, Jackson County, SS.
DY virtue of writ of execution, to me dl-
ID rected, issued by the Court of Common
Pleas, in and for said Jackson county, |, Vinton
Powers, Sheriff of said county, will expose TO
public ale, at the door of the Court House, in
slid county, on
Monday the eth day ofJanuary, a d. 1855
At o'clock, p NJ of said day, the following
real csate, situate in the county of Jackson
and said State of Ohio, to wit A
strip fifty four feet wide, off of the east side of
in lot number six, in the town Of Jackson, in
said county. Levied upon as the property Of
Eihu Johnson, to satisfy a Judgment in said
Court of Common Pleas against said Ellhu John
son, and in ravor of Bennett d. Co. Appraised
at Thirty six hundred dolarS-must sell for
S24O0 Terms of sale cash.
VINTON POWERS, Sh'fJ G.
Dec l. "a 37-tds
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale or
Rent,

Valuable Real Estate for Sale Or
Rent,
=. He SUBSCRIBER wishes TO sell or rent
:. valuable real estate in the Town Of Jack
son which consist Of: For sale or rent, two apart
ments on Main street in the lsham Block 10
by 81 feet, three stories above ground, with
basement story in the solid rock, one apartment
fitted, aud well adapted for a wholesale or re-
tail Grocery, the other for Dry Goods.
ALSO
A dwelling house and lot on Church street in
Hoifman's Addition to the Town of Jackson
for sale only. Thehouse is large and conmodi-
Gus, containing a number Of rooms, finished IN
as good style as any building in town, also a
well of good water and other conveniencies.
ALSO
A building near Pearl street fitted up ex-
pressly for dwelling. but now occupied as a
carpenter shop. and having well of excellent
water near by with other convehiencies.
have also large and superior stock Of ma
terial for building, and am pre- ared to build
houses for rent or custom work ON short notice,
or any othvf work in my line of business as car
penter and Joiner All work warrented to be
done in the most workmanlke manner.
DAVID RADCLIFFE.
Jackson Aug 10, "a. 2O--tf
NorE-The apartments in the I>ham block are
in process of erection and will be completed
in short time,
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JACKSON STANDARD
OElDNQUBNT LIST.

TOWN OHIO
PERCENT PEMA WITH TIE
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GREAT ARRIVAL!
BUM, IYALTERHOUSE & BUNN

"AVE Just received from Cincinnati and
q 4 Portsmouth, and are now opening
he LARGEST BEST SELECTED and CHEAPEsr
Stock of Goods ever brought to this market.
among their dry goods may be found the best
brands brown aud bleached muslins, drills, den.
inns, sheetings, pillow castings, nankins, cot
tonades, shirting, tweeds, cambries, iilesias, d.
apers, table covers, crash, canvass
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UNION HALL FORVER!
a T'RUER STORY.

hhl!e error, wounded, wrlthes in paiR,
And dies amid her worshipers." :"
A LTHOUGH it has been asserted that tia
"a Ready Made Clothing, which has bees
brought to this place is "Good for Nothing.r
We would say to The people of Jackson and Vi.
clnity, that we warrant all the clothing sold bT
us, as they are made up by the BEST OF WORK
MEN, under our own supervision, and Of the
most approved material, warranted also, NOT ~,
RIP. We will sell our clothing little cheaper
than any other man in this town or county dare
TO- and we also say without fear of denial, that
before We came to this place. those selling cloth>
ing made their customers pay POUR PRICES for
every article they bought, and because we have
DARED to uuder,el them, they report that our
Ready Made Clothing is "good for nothing."-~
Reader, don't you believe any such yarns. but
come to our store few doors below the IshatS
House and examine for yourselves.
9. DAVID & BRO.
Jackson, Nov 9, "a 33-tf
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FRAME HOUSE,

= ~ - ava - -. ~ - s->'7I
Good stablng and other out buildings; well OF ex-
cecnt water, with good bearing orchard, Of forty
or fifty Appctrecs also, good number of Peach
Trees and other fruit, with good Post and Kall
Fences, all in complete order
Also, out Lot No, |, containing four acres, ad-
Joining the above 40 ucres, all well improved, with
good water and otheradvantagcs.
Also, two in Lots in the town Of jackson. Al,
so, one 80 acre lot in Scioto Township, and well
timbercd, about 3 miles from the "Salt Lick Fur
mace" and about one mile and a half from the
Cincinnati Railroad. Also, one small Frame
House, in the of Jackson, opposite the Court
House, Main Street, which is calculated for a
shop or a small store
The above property is all in good order and is
well worth the examination OF purchasers, and
the attention of those wishing to possess good o.
cations For particulars and terms, apply to the
in the town Of Jackson,
WM. TRAGO, sen.
Jackson. Nov 90, "a 25-tf
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DLACK French and American broad ctothS;
ID Black French American and fancy sasi
meres, satinets, twcedS.
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an V. WELSH, Butcher, Meat House adj
lEa a Joining Elias Longs Store, Main street
~ MIR. V. Welsh, would say to the people
of this neighborhood, that he will supply them
with the best of Beef, either by the quarter,
half or In any other way they may wish to pur
chase, at the lowest Wholesale prices,
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yhek Hs and along the head waters of the Cheyenne
where, II Is suppored, the Indians have fed. I give
HAyney more credit for posses sing than
to suppose he would undertake winter campaign In
this country, where the mercury falls low twenty
I'VE degrees below zere Ia the first place, and
animals would pesh by the hundred and in the second
Are We would have TO carry forage wood and water for
We campaign the country would nave u operate
destitute OF those essentials In riner, having
FUND it difficult to obtain sufficient supply while on
oar late expedition
We have all been disappointed In Fort Pierre Instead
81 Ill ding it surrounded by pneval forests Accounting
al and majestic maple lift their giant branches 10 the
clouds, aordipg shelter and protection 10 tns Deer tne
sk and the antelope from the o. the hunter and
the ferceDess Of the storm-nsead OF THIS we are sur
rounded on all sides by barren waste, extending for
miles in every direction. ard destitute Of every
thai Il the mainteDan 80 OF a military post
The Decotah Sioux nation IL divided into nine tribes
rome of which are again subdvided into lesser bands
YanktonAis, Brules OgIalshs, Mniconges Black Feet
Hioux( here ID powerful tribe of this name ON the
head waters of the Missouri ending along the eastern
hare of the Rocky Mountains, from the sources OF the
Yellowstone river to the British possessions which must
not be conounced with this they are deadly enemies
Of the Sioux )Sans Arc Two kettle band and One papa
numbering in sl about 80 900 souls, including about
5000 warriors. They range country extending
rom the month Of the Yellow Stone south along the
tern slope of the Baek Hills" to the OF the
yver TO their junction. thence the Of the Bx
Sioux thence aoog that river to the Of the st.
Peter thence westward to the place Of beginning. They
have but few firearms being armed principally with the
migratory in their habits, subssti1g chiefly upon the
chances OF tho chase and visiting localities where the
buffalo and game most abundant. They healthy,
actve strong Indian and capable Of great endurance
They very warlke in their propensftes being almost
constantly engaged IN active hostiies with all surround
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Personal IntelIlRence.

Among the passengers by the Empire City, arrived at
shi port yesterday from Asplnwa Don Julio Arbo-
hda who called in 1858 to take seat in the Senate
sfNsw Granada and departed the Goth Of Dece
Of that year from our city He elected President
Of the New canadian Congress- four successive times Hs
the first to denounce energeticay and fearlessy
emlitary conspiracy which took place the 18th OF
April, 1854 before the Senate of his country though
doomed TO certain Death by its then President General
Jose Ma Obando who ordered him to BIO shot. ArDo-
eda then introduced and carried bill enabling all New
Grandian citizens to bear in order to defeat the
sIirators, at whose head the President himself
Az soon % the conspiracy broke out Arboeda escaped
nom the capital and placed himself al the head Of few
brave Soon after, the Constitutional army having
been defeated he stood his ground al me- with his few
followers and by series OF acts of desperate bravery
and trategc movements succeeded in entering Bogota,
1854 finally defeating the dreaded and powerful enemy OF
the constitution and Ia Of New Granada. As
this achieved he resigned all military command and
honors, and retired to private life.
ARRIVALS.
Al the Irving House-Hon Edison Il. Odds, Ohio; julius
Cotton, Toledo o. N. Small g. y. Townsend U. A. W. H.
Richmond Pal Knapp, Washington; Theo O. Allyn, Hart
Hnsbsnds, Buffalo; H. q. siocam, R. l. 'eAs '"''' . -
From Cal1ornia, vim Aspnwa in steamship Empire City
Dr White Capt Tatnall Mrs leopard, 3 Wright, Mrs
Bvaym.n Townssnd, Small Green, Parker and
sdy, Parker, Jr Runyon, smIle, n ] Jackson,
P'E Mrs. w n. s gPham Broype Levers
err Can mack, J l. Earle Hooper, + b Kechum, II
Lewis, n Boden, " Stewart and wife, A Austin and
HAher, stowey, H Hutton Mr. Duncan, Paxon Lieut.
Kenpsrd, Mrs Deeyap, Jpo Hav Lamb, Geo Harrison,
nORdsn Mcclellan, wife and infant; Capt Sisson, Capt
Green smith, McCaueyand l07 second cabin and us
eteofage.
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The Norfolk Nurses and lanthrOplsts.
OUR VIRGINIA CORRESPONDENCE.


PORTSMOUTH, Va, Dec. IL, 1855.
noticed In your paper few days sisce few lines in
relation TO Mis- A. Of Louisiana, having came TO Norfolk
~ during the prevalence Of the epidemic and
The manner In which she has been treated and also
CON mepding remedy. Perhaps you not aware that
the will Of the people ia not consulted in these As
or instance when the disease first appeared In this
place there was respectable and Intelligent ship
master here stranger, belonging to your
city; he the distress that was around him. and al
though he had nothing to detan him here he having
knowledge Of the disease, remained here during the
whole Time attending to the sick physician and Is
publicly acknowledged, cured than any one in the
two cties and before any relief came he gave such
we're In need all the money he had to provide them
dctne and nourishment. After the fever over he
presented bill to the committee amounting TO 5000 for
balance Of expenses which they refuse TO pay, not be-
cause 1t was not DUE but because he, not being edu
Gated medical man, had right to do these things
This committee IL appears, constituted themselves such,
and took charge VI the funds and still retain them al
though you scarcely find person in the State who
does not cry shame upon them Yet this Is minus
the $780, which he much In need he being sick
this time himself
Allow me, you pease, sir to ask you to suggest
remedy for this This man attended during the
made by the newspapers show that in Norfolk out Of
three died. and in this place out of ourhis
rage, az you is one out OF eleven. Physicians who
here during the time boarded at the expense
Of the funds sent and also paid something besides
Tor their services But this man. because he not
medically educated man. il not only refused any
pensaton for services (Which, by the bye he does not
an but il refused the money which he actually paid
out. This statement be attesed by hundreds OF
sDeotable witnesses in this place. Please publish this
and obge many persons wen your obedient servant
"A
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On Wednesday Dec IL at the residence of Capt James
McAister, Twenty ninth street, by the Rev Dr. skinner
Mr.. WILLIAM MowAT, late Of Aberdeen, Scotland, TO Miss
GRACE ISABELLA MCKINLEY, of this city.
On Thursday Dec 13 ut the residence OF the BRIDES
mother, by the Rev. A. d. Gillet CARJs adams, OF
Greenwich Conn, TO JESSE NJ, only daughter Of the late
Hon. 7. N. Woodruff, OF this city.
On Thursday evening" Dec. Is, by the Rev. DR. Mett,
at his residence, No. Ill Eas. Seventeenth street Mr..
CHARLES G. SoxNERs, OF Norwich, Conn, to Miss EMILY
JANE JoHNsroSE, of this city.
At Quarantine Staten Island, Tuesday, Dec. 4, by
the Rev DIR. Brett T. LYMAN FosDIcK, ESQ., TO Miss Coz
YT1IA NJ HAMMOND, daughter Of Hiram H. Hammond,
Esq, all Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy
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We Have Just Receives . Splendid stock
az goods for hold y consisting Of Watches
airy III er plated ware also fancy goods
veil A. n oar which efar at rea-
sonsble prices and warrant he IN represented
CuLBERe Hko1 HERS, l36 Canal street
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The le folks and the big folks looking about tor the good
hrfs usually attendant upon the Good cheer should
be the order Of the day and John Staff is the best In
the city prescribe bs viii out In good
humor, ana his family medicines desh the blue devils
s neck In businesssuppiying orders 20 his
customers and busy not 70 spare me
attend Others His vaults well stocked with the finest
qualities Of liquors and aes that have tasted for long tine.
Ne brandy there the Other day y Of age; brilliant
spark ling champagnes, all the avorie brands English
Scotch aes Of unsurpassed quality; also prime phade
phia porter, Lndop Dublin stout 6c. Don't for
get STAFF by any Vaults 333 Broadway Of
Worth street, and 800 Broadway.
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The Fashionable Hat.-Knox II the Man.
He carries oil the palm Completely How he afford sell
such hats such prices At the Of Broadway and Full
street. the difficulty In beauty and finish they
much above all others while In price they far below
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desirable patterns French buck combs Just received Shell
combs OF description made and repaired equal 70
CHILSoS, sos Br aaway, coraer Duane strnet-
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TIlE Ttmr.

lvtTtltliLg cptkSr. 4 I--TRorrixsS--xxDrrs
I, 80 hns1heE ". A. go.oss " ns.<A ~ ~ - !.
s.as =. 800 y t,s I. $500 uvssa ussfrs@ 500.
II ~ A. 80 ffFs tess1T y ncsSsf e1~sss ~. Isya.s
" ffrfs ~ TiAo4i frsss< sspAts ~ $500 ~ y.s
fof1. rNMNfNN favef~sM.
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Burgundles, Clarets, Hooks, Champagnes,
sherries Madeas ports cognacs whskey, GIN krsch
sbsnthe arraek hqueurs, ale &c In wood and glass. All
Of our importation. -
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The Great Inhallng Remedy for Asthma.
consumption and all diseases the throat lungs Dr. Cur
It's hygeana Thousands have been restored 70 health the
by the ygeana Principal Office 43 Broadway and
sold by q. ii. RING l95 Broadway Price only 81 package
Dr. Curtis win be at the Office daily from ~ o'clock where
he may be consulted free OF charge.
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Diseases of the Eye and Ear.-Francis
sALTER, N. D, NJ R., e 8. =. ocgs and aurist No q
PM B-Dr salter will forward hts published letters TO
any address upon application
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Portraits by GaslIeht.--Profcssor Grant
engaged to get up apparatus afford sufficient
sScal light for taking pictures exclusively BY gasght 70 be
employed at HOLMES twenty-five cent picture depot, go
Br0ad
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HolIOway's Ointment nnd Ptiis.-The whole
civilized world has with voice. endorsed In favor
these wonderful medicines being the only remedy
wounds and ulcers Sold the manufactures Maid
lane. New YORK. and 2 Strand London and by drug
ghts al &c, 6?nc, and 81 per pot or boz.
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Hurs-Furs-F urs.-Furs or Rich aud De-
Mabe quality and Of the latest styles, may be found
WHITES Emporium, 81 Broadway. opposite the Broadway
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Coal and FlOur.-Benjamin & Co, No. 3s
Broadway, delivering the best quality OF
-four at very low rates. Pennsylvania Coal Company oce
Broadway.
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80 Observation-Disclosures new method Of teaching pen
rnAsshfp On principles aud meota PHILOSOPHY.
moves Stiffness cramping ard TREMBLING and gives mn
command ct band. Apply ihs day or evening.
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eAh &c ust received from Paris, per st. Louis Pure gun
soon iodide Of potassium iodide Of cadmium, odde OF
onu bromide OF potassium and every other article used
photography. Pictures of all kinds taken daily Z Broad.
way four doors above the Astor House.
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ysd inspect the superb stock Of fancy frs at GENISs
STORE and especially The splendid Of mink
bs consisting OF pps mu and cufs At 500 the set The
sab tppets varying In price from S25 $50, supe.
% asph OF color gloss and quality 10 specimens Of
- boeufnl fur procurahle at the same figure elsewhere
6kNIN, No. 2ll Broadway, opposite St Pauis church.
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WhiskcTH OF MOustaches Forced 90 Grow
In six weeks by ongnent which will stain njnre
The tkin 81 n bottle; to part of the country X. g.
GRAHAM, 6s5 broadway; Briggs, 81 State street Albany;
Zeber 43 south Third street, Philadelphia.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The beet in the world This unriyaed and original
piled Ia twelve private Bachelors
bave improvements all others, being chef duvres
elegance aud durability peculiar 10 this establishment.
BATCHELOR'S, 233 Broadway.
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Meade Br0thers photographs, DAguerreO-
types ambrotypes for Christmas New Years pre-
sens Award resolved from the French Exhibition together
With eight gold and bronze medals since ls2 Goods
wholesale and retail Galleries. containing 100 pictures
the public G33 Broadway four doors above tie Aston