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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-05-11
BOUNTY LAND BILL.
.. W. E3AYsS,
Attorney and Counsellor a. Law,
E.BFSEsy yryEr y. G.

E'FI.EE2LG7 ~ g., -: Z.
IL collections or other business attended t. with
\ nrnpp:nsss rartinulariy such as refer to the prose-
,,,r OF Pension lls Land Warrants, and don@i.ohs
81 Bounty Land agains; TIE General Cove rnmcnt, un-
DIR the .;ouuy Ind aw q" March 81, ih"3, giv
ms. 100 Acres Of Land ait Officers Land and Naval,
Commissioned or I.uI:- all Soldiers, Se-
iu,u CrrSs other persons who have served III any
a. the Wars IN which The ULCd States Lave been en-
a,,cd since 1890 and also al Officers and Soldiers
OF The Revolutionary War, their widows and minor
, children.
Persons having such claims, By presenting them i'm
nrtalcIy may secure early ISSUE Of their certiti
c:.es 0liee doors south OF Sadlcs's Hotel. t36
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MECKLENBURG HOUSE,

BH $. II. 3HA-
@A HAVING purchased the building the cor
l.:.M ner few doors northeast of Kcrrs Hotel, and
repaired and fitted up first-rate style. would
respectfully inform the travelling public that it is
pen the reception of regular and transient boardcrs
Drovcrs will fnd ample accommodations at my house.
jan II IS55 25-Iy :. H. REA.
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MFRS. EVEHEEAE4AN,

Dress A@.I<crz
> NORTH OF KERR's HOTEL.
A IL Dresses cut and made by the celebrated A. d
~ {. method, and warranted 10 fit.
Bomncts trimmed in the latest style at the shortes
.loticc. April 20, 1855. 39tt.
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RenoVal.

ID ". BECKWITH has removed his Jewelry Store
III. to No. ?, Johnstons Row, three doors South of
kerr's Hotel.
Feb l6, 1850 3O-ly
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III. *. M N Oh A-AHSLA
- ESPECTFULLY offers his professional services to
the citizens of Char otte and surrounding country
e hopes by devoUg his entire attention TO the duties
OF has profession to merit patronage He may be found
at all hours at his office opposite the American Hotel,
when not professionally engaged.
march ?, 1855. 32tf
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Can any maD, welded to the interests of Vir-
gina, read the following article without indigna-
hon at the monstrOus attempt OF the Secret Order
to foist themselves upon the people Of the State
Know -Nothingism is openly avowed to be the Ie-
yer with which TO push anri-slavery designs, even
in Virginia! Will not all true Virginans be
warned in time!
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-16
Hunters Medical Specialist, and Jou,nn, o,

Diseases at he thesi-JudRing by hr initial number Doctor
Hunters Specialist WI, IN Interest, intelligence sen'iAc
aud practical know ledge, aud vigor Of conduct
head oil medical journalism In this
sets forth hts purpo-e-alresdy alluded omose.;y decf
edly and treats ~ 10 powerful articles 'Mefcsed fnhs
ton Di-eafes Of he ThOHt and Lungs Asthma h. nature
fausss and CURE Medical Specialize The prcva.pee aai
importance TuDerculsT Diseases aud on
The porance ola proper classification ni diseases
article hat will nd general attention md interest,
rather thnk, the mcics profession l. reply ons4u4h
made by Dr. Hail editor the Journal u eaih again w.
hsla0n. The arce titled - Concentrated Nlnnyu ana
though written with marvc ons good humor 4. so otdsyns
alive o ne journal 81 Heal II reminds
hEure q he spanish fnquion, called The Blessed virenp
which had agreeable hrs, blush Tor ne ycm led
brace, bur which touching turnr. opened
terine trtasl of sword bladess-N y, Elrang Mirror.
mnnhy periodical. u pages Subscription fof year
81, single copy. Ten cents. Published ty
sHKRM,S 4 90, A. o. House,
And 9or sale ~ ali bookseller
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Personal Intelligence.


At the ST. NleholasJudee Carutbers Tenn; Col r. W.
Pckens s. c. Major IL. Mccullough Texas; Col W L. Ken
nedy, Dr. r. Bioun, ~ C DR. Hamel st. Petersburg, DR.,
SereHen, Ca
A, the Mc'ropolian-c. ". Nendyick A. dc Cernovlck
Hungary; w. McIeth ~ o.; Capt. O. w. Ford ST. Glen
dale; g. Wendell, Washington, D. O., Judge Randall Fla,
j. 7. Taylor, Richmond.
Al tho Smithsonian HouseProfessor Henry Washington;
IT, Jarrn, Yale College; Rev. q. Patison v. O. Rev r.
Stone s. G.; Hon. s. L. Mead, Ill, Rev r. 7. Fitzgerald, "
O. Ben johnson Miss; Professor Lee Cambridge uuver
siy; Col. Ransom, New Orleans.
DEPARTURES
For Liverpool In The seanshp Ercsson-Fred Rammerer,
Chas Geneke Genschal John Zeser Nr Corning
Mrs Towber, child and servant Mr. Wiilams Adlphus Palm
Vim Pync, Jno Stegant, Mr. Gh1riet. Mr. Ellis.
For Richmond, in the steamship JomestownJ Sandy,
McCallum, John Finn, Schuyler Iohn Mel William dc
Gillespie Miss Banks Miss Lawrence, II Bulard and lady,
8 NJ Page William Pare, Charles NJ Grow and Lady, q
Curtis and lady, II Keeling, George Sole, DIR u Vaughan,
Mason, Miss Redd r Davigne aud lady Miss Mary
Davignc Mr. Rawns Dudley lady and two children, DIR q
Smith and lady Mr. Nichols lady and child, Mrs Huggeron
and two children and fifteen in The Storage.
For Charleston, in the steamship Marion-J Burbdge,
ell, Miss Wright Carvoi, Gnmewel richards, Rey
noids Miller, MeiAfen Emanuel, " peeel, q Wade III.
vine, David Briggs Mrs Schmidt Mrs Zrch and infant J.
Bowie. Miss 4 Mitchell Chns Inglia and lady, Jones,
Burns u King A Mckenzie Thos Iller X Osborne, u WI.
hanson II Carr, " betis, Mrs Capt Paine Renner.
Mrs Bernard MIR Curtis Barnett nnd twenty-five Va the
Hteerage.
From Nassau Mp, In bark saney-Edwn II Darling, Miss
Harriet Darling Master 7 q Darling Master Allen Nc
C'ure, and IN the Storage.
From salt Cay, Turks Islands In bark Eliza Barss-Mr
Lghtbourn, Mr. Hutchngs, Mr. Eve
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red Illinois. Corn frmer-Saes LOCO bushels at 75c.
oats-No sales. Canal freights easier-Corn IL Nc to
albany and Troy and 1919. 10 New York. Lake i'm
ports yesterdayfour, 2547 bbls wheat 10 1853 buehe
eats, GOO bushels Canal ports time-Ilour os2
this; wheat 5s,os7 bushels; corn, 81 43o bushels.
BUFFAro sept. 15-6.30 =. NJ
floar-hasket firm, demand fair, aud receipts light
Sales II 900 bbs al 81 81 20 for good TO choice Nchi
gan, Ohio Indiana and Illinois, 81 50 fancy d. AMI
81 70 fo extras, Wheat steady sales OF Is 900 busho.
at II so tor Wisconsin mixed 81 81 for red Illinois, ana
81 II 81 70 for white Milwaukee winter. Corn opened
ner, but closed dull Sales Of 80 900 bushels at ~ c
55c. closing a. the inside figure. Oats held at 3oc
and scarce Caual freights easier Corn ll1ac TO Al
bany; wheat II ~. 70 New York, ani corn l3Sac Ike
imports tor the twenty four hours ending noon to-day
Flour 1850 bills wheat II 425 bushels Canale ports
time--Flour 1859 bbIs wheat, so, 23i bushels;
corn, 81 $50 bushels; oats, 5000 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, sept 10. 1855
Money unchanged. Stocks steady. Reading AZ; Long
Island, I5s Morris Canal, 10; nsylyana Railroad,
Ao..
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Hugh Kerr, no Spring street WILLIAM L,ox, a native
Of scotland, in the 55th year Of his age.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend his funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon from l75
Spring street.
On Saturday, Sept Is, GEORGE w., youngest son OF
stephen and Eliza Anne Bells, aged . months aud is
days.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to A.
TEND hs tneei at two O'Clock this afternoon from ~
henwck street, without further invitation.
On Friday, sept. Ia, Mrs. LOUISA r. FISHER relct Of
the late DR.. John p. Fisher aged 10 years
Her remains were taken to the family for inter.
ment.
On Friday Sept. II, Jous c. SMITH, aged IS years
His relatives and friends respectfully invited TO a.
tend His funeral at hafpast two o'clock the afternoon
from the residence q his sister 225 West Twentyih
street, Ninth avenue.
On Saturday, sept -, TmopoRn b., son Of Joseph =.
and Ann f. Bull, aged years months and II days.
The relatives and friends the family respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from the re,len1e hia
PARENTS Mnctta street. at two O'Clock this afternoon,
without further invitation.
In Greenpoint, 1ue.day sept. IL Of congestion al
the brain Miss AM Ella eldest daughter OF jesse and
1osePhne aulock, agei 10 years, months and -
Wilmington ~ O. papers pleas cory
In Greonloint, J.. T., Saturday, sept IL MARIETTA
the beloved wife Of Charles H. Meade, aged 70 years
she VIII be buried IN Greenwood Die notice win be
given OF the time Of the funeral.
AT Hunters Point, l.. 4, on Monday Sent 10 WALSH
kESNEhAs, aged years.
The Inferred IN tie Cemetery Of tie Ever-
greens.
At bis residence, at New windsor Orange county, on
saturday morning, Sept 10 NAASL SAsDs in the slst
his funeral viii take place from his late residence at
one O'Clock r. w., and from Friends meeting hoase at
Cornwall at two o'clock +. ", second day (Monday)
lith INST The friend. Of the family, and OF his sons,
Iavid Abraham D. and Jacob r. sands ana OF III. sons
inaw, John Buckley and George W. Pine respect
fully invited to attend Hudson River Railroad cars at
or A. W. viii convey passengers to Newburg in
to attend.
At Mystic Conn, on Saturday morning, Sept. - Of
scarlet fever, AtFrD WILLIAMS OF Julia Phelps ana
George II. Brodhead aged years.
The friends ard relatives invited 70 attend the IA.
neral at O'Clock this afternoon from residence
Of the parents Of deceased, % Ninth street
In Milwaukee, on saturday, sept 3, IorIsA Dr,ToS, wife
OF Nathan Brooks.
Dearest sister, thou hast left ~
And thy loss deeply feel:
But It's God who has bereft us
He can all our sorrows heal.
Boston papers please copy.
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or Consumption ofce No ~ Broadway wl y pleased q
Afford relief Hose who have been injured who have a
ed % be bencsd BY The speciality Of inhalation Tor diseases
81 the unss Or throat Open daily Sundays excepted
20 . oclork Treats consumption, asthma dseases the
heart and AZ chronic diseases males females Consal
"a lon Tree DR. = 3. FITCH Is always home
uo person elsewhere travelling other wise way
necied with him. authorized 70 hail from biz or relcr
nafle IL aim
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MARSH co, by the tn1urll Exhibition al all Nations
their paten radical References 80 H.
peforityPro Va enine Mon, wizard Parker, and
John NJ Carnochan An extensive tt Of " merranfe
aud other gentlemen cured by this truss. may be
Marsh Co.'S, 81 Maiden lane New York AMI Marsh Cor
lies Co. West Fourth street Cincinnati ohio. Open from
Z a VI. until q z. NJ.
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UilfIf Ar 81.

ArA MELTING or rHE Yorsc AMERfcrs GUARDS.
Il hch September ttf. isfa uNr aFullFg enfncg
F and Browne ssrreis r Ui owing preamble aud Fe.
Holt were unatt uirusly adrpfpd -
WHEREAS has hetn ne Divine Wtl b. Pc Dnup0rt f3rv
- fai on our ndfi AMI rmyr from al fnfhI cares srt
WotbieS rnr a'e Cap un8 brr~eA asgeae ItiRei NJ
eau wtoae lot sincerely depipgp. therefore b. u
Fssolfed, That fhc death a 6fasr Ngrgaa, have
90 ~ pfei afe, fried Aui patton
u pnr company; aud Joyous rgee t1s been nade desc
hr hua warrant by ne ofs n BIN who ever ftf psf
ttEntr - ouf pieaeufes ald whose pride 49,
H. t-aff usf. @ni enayta o. 81 ginfs
fcRDffdr lhAi % frfnher ~ o. COMPANY hH.
lrc Af a@afnte a. Commander " k.d aBd afe
rAe r. moe tho baa he pleasure o. bcaz 11i hf
w. u l,ta.e x F*rvft Win pieasaFf f@elafciaK Ar
aa en etample - he leilow ufisAiea
EcFNFe4. That sincerely FVfauafrF rh AZ ts-ea va
parent hfoefs sud SISTERS iho -. n x hs0sa eYl IN
ntffbae hfhef, hnoNinR he iendsr feeling ~
IA wnshr1 Ina VIM piessure ari aAnelg re aHsresi
paff Fpuh - - rut down 10 10 b0on ~ naAisl aht
ecsrfd 'o - early tqtnb, but "a 30 u4si ~ hone
peeft through radiant sunbeataF hfer urF AL sf.
nj ~ WIN - bfiRA Anticipation a when ss N1fmF Fa
i ra4efked, mas Al u.eei sgain
ypwahD :. rIrcH
!, =, L-.I--,
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Married.

Al Trinity Church on 1hnrstsy. Sept Isl ~ Rev
Joseph II. Pice u H.. HEsRr D. PncE son ~ the on.
oaliug cCi lyman MANY s. only dauQhier OF Hiram
Raynor, faq an d this city.
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Plan, Broadway corner 81 Houston sree-Ths new and
furnished and IN thorough order with ali
ences highest priced hoels oilers travel
public including families, unsurpassed accommo
afforded by
class hotel SIDNEY HOFFMAN,
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Sewing Machines.-38i Broadly

Sewing Machines.-38l broadway, August
49, ls55-I have had quilted during the past twelve
upwards Of ten housand cloak Innings by GROVER BAKER
CO - sewing machines and have hesitation In pro-
nouncng them superior In every respect other machine
hitherto brought before notice. have also applied them
other purposes connected with
manlia making and found them equally useful
GEO. BUIPIs.
These machines for sale at 405 Broadway.
GROVER, BAKER & co.
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The PianO.-SOufhcrn and Western Dealers
invited IN examine ). g. fiSeiER'S circular
pianos being the best and strongest
2lS 27, 249 West Twenty eighth street Ninth
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TER ready made eoag from the very latest foreign and Anne
goods sold bargains. Clothing made
order, neat. quiak and cheap, "A
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Fasl.,ousbIe Fan and Winter Ciothing.-

ALFRED MuNE0Es Co, al BROADWAY, invite SPECIAL o.
their present superb assortment q ready made
eohibg sunbe The prssn, and approaching
Their stock embraces every vy Of goods suitable for
9enenEns wardrobe No pains are spared 10 have every
rarment well made and appropriately Trimmed. Their
rorrnent and 81 boys c0hng challenge compa
son with IN Tic United Siass One
urice for rools--no deviation.
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such depredaous the feelings present
time Protect yourselves against the also your children
and do not suffer to be with these pests any longer
allow them to keep you awake nights Sleep In peace
which you can, by calling on W. SrRATTON, % Chambers
street who IL the sole for the Haskns improved
and meta sure guarantee against mosquitoes
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tCTIOH SoTIcE.-TUNIs MORREII. AUCTIONEER
~ tarrc and valuable stock OF rich anh plain furniture;
magnificent French plate mirrors piers AMI manes; Eng
len velvet capctny 10 oil paintings, well framed Ia goi
mattresses aRars Ac Monday morning, los o'clock, AZ
- Nassau street Catalogue ready, wherein
named kinds Of articles fully described, embracing very
desirable stock OF excellent housekeoper arce Goods
Wholesale and retail Buyers Viii be satisfied, a
q extensive establishments connected q this auction house
Every provision made Tor shipping he pulling
up articles required, lime u BUYERS B-fargc
stock of viii be- sold exactly I0, O'clock In os 10
st purchasers. Articles satisfactory not required 10 30
ban
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minute. The improvement In Singers sewing
chimes whereby they double speed accomplish
twice the quantity Of work. be and understood by
ALL We furnish nconicsbe proof that those who
OF The machines Of other manufacturers make money
by throwing them aside and buying Singers Many have
made The change already ]. NJ. SINGER X CO., No. 80
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Eeadway have just opened and In sock, large and
splendid ot Of rich Eruess caets al - per yag Other
safpcs equally ow. PETERSON A HUMPHREY.
~ Broadway
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American illustrated comic paper Each number contains
humorous reading IN every variety Price
SCENTS dollar year Sold everywhere. Once ia Nss
IA street. Every Sanlday.
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AT TIE BAZAAR, ~ CROSBY STREET. WILL BE
~ -od on Monday, ~ y o'clock horse called nne
raj Putnam has rDind minutes ~ seconds. ycsr
old, aud Kind sold Tor want OF use.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSON Az.

INFORMATION WILL DE THANKFULLY RECEIVED
ut this office OF the whereabouts Of The heirs
Hunter deceased formerly OF Paterson, ~ j. Address A. r.
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ron-nmpInn aII dlsea1e. o. Iha Wngs,
CT RiIss hyeCnna Thousands have been health
he past year BY he hygcna Principal once, No 3s Broad
way sold ~ c. H. KNG No 100 Broldwiy Price only
s3 package. nr Curtis viii he the Office daliy 10
O'Clock whore lie may be suited frec OF charge.
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Processing every essential quality commend them; they
becoming IN siyic superb IN material and brilliant n
Irish Tho hs 20 which auie may be found AZ tsEN
SCHEFD's, lis Nassau street, near Beekmah.
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inform their friends That they VIII open heir store H.,
FULTON between broadway and Nassau streot
dsy Tth Instant with entirely and superb stock II
ard winter goods gcnlemers wear. = Is spaldnx.
I'D Broadway. s. ~ Ingram, late Ingram Negas.
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Fashion and thfapheAs use great alA, have cn p pefcH
Tho Russians roadway iallos} The fortress ii6 william
street IKE febagopo st holds under The command o.
TOpibEkA cLhkAb, tailor. business coats ". faA
goods received.
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Carpets.-Young Is Jayne, No. 36f BROAD
way, Franklin rect oppoie Taylos Saaonl o.
Ter good Brussels carpet III ~ per yard anc other article. Ia
heir line az proporionae rates.
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FAsuroNARIE FALL mIlGlSGR..

A cARf-MiSs ARMSTRONG WILL OPEN AN ENTIRE
a new socn u millinery goods at 40 iui on street, NrN
iolk on thursday, sept 24 comprising every variety rs
u III IN.
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various patterns SO; splendid ovcrcoas 81 s0 bean
tfu blue c0 dress coats ~; brocade and silk plush
vests So be-, &C EVANS clothing warehouse, O. anl -
f,.ltn. x,re4
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Know Nothlngs are they

Who do say
Bed bugs, reaches, rats, mice, flies,
With LYONS famous remedies
LYONS magnetic powder and pills for insecs aud vermu
f2s broadway; and No. South Eighth street Philadelphia
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their improvements Of action and ovrrsrngs length
and the grand piano; T. Gilbert pt
with without the 9oan alett Cums,ons Woodward
Brown and Jacob Chickering's pianos and those OF five OF
NE best New York Makers new ga octave pianos for $3.50
second hand pianos OF all varieties bargains prices
nom $50 70 $40. Pianos to and allowed pnr
shase Pianos for sale monthly payments Sole agency OF
s. ID. ~ W. Smiths meodeons 0ined the equal tempera
ment Each instrument guaranteed give entire satisfaction
or purchase money refunded.
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and pencil manufactured by WILMART No A Maiden
lane has recently been the market For carrying
the pocket combines very many advantages
In other have while specimen OF mocha
meal ingenuity II IL well worth examining.
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New Invention Cane Umbrelln-So Ar
ranged as to be all al umbrella changed from
the other No traveller should without
Call and see at BYRD HALLS II Warren street up stairs,
Or BAKKERS. 43g broadway.
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Looking Glasses for the Fall Trade. al
greatly reduced prices.Buycrs invited 10
stock, before purchasing else " here.
RICHARDS kINGsLASD 4 co, Manufacturers
40 Chambers street.
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nom the vegetable kingdom posses the mo mnculqus yr
n correcting arrangements the liver stomach
also strengthen The digestive organs Increase appetite
sold at The manufactures 20 Maiden ga
strand London and by a druggists % B2i cents
and 81 per box
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Tooth nall aud hair brushes combs pomades oils Lubn's
tracts Paris toilet articles and every arcle sold by
druggists drugs offered
RUFUS r. McHARGH co, importers and wholesale deal
ers los Broadway.
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OuIv a Is Tor French Calr Bcots, wiz,

steel ,iansa made 10 order by A. BAKER, Is Ann street
French patent cacF stitched boots - 10 a. perfect
IL guaranteed. saving Il 10 per cent Ia your boot bills
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Pimpies, Freckles, EruptiOns, Worms In
The skin, prckly heat letter, morphew, Sc positively
cured by GOURAUDS machess Italian nledicated soap
Pondre subtle hair IRON low foreheads
Of he body Rouge, lily white, hair dye aud restorative
The old depot 81 Walker street, first store from Broadway
Mrs Hayes, Brooklyn; Bates z9 Washington street
Calender, 60 south Third street, Philadelphia.
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me best In the world. Nine private applying
unvaed dye Beware of natons; they result In riiculs
She hrges stock Of wigs and ,oupees America
uae retail, al BACHELORS, 233 Broadway.
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DYCFrylsU ANp pOkwARBIWg JOHN " cutH
Y NfrN ss tHas Hvffssts~a HfH fae8 10y
=. :. - 1855 :,
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S01cSs-ItOUtfV Fat
RICK Ia the sole In the United above
celebrated safes and powder proof defiance
:ross bars Depot 1872 Pearl street, door below Maiden
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Il NOkIAETY, Northumberland sEI.b o. NDt
- day u n rat n ~ O'Clock y lni Twfy treapi rc
corner ~ Ilra avenue. he arire furniture ia is au
burrau rhnra mirrors, abta, carpets heis'eais friH.
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at 80 Broadway Is actually paid So
S. elsewhere THIS 4 saying OF ho1gands
who the great depot OF Wholesale price 81 per
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Great bargains In Carpeting.-We have
In large stock OF fall mportaona comprising vel
vet tapestry Brussels, three ply and ingram carpeng floor
Ollie ohs &c. which offering very for CASH
Rich Brussels Is and 81. yard SMITH LOU NsBERRY
45G Broadway, near Grand street.
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received prize medals at the Worlds Fair London
Crystal Palace New York, lss3-5i. slLAS q. uERRiN0
TO-, 1885, l37 and l39 Water street.
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ApoIoUy.--Mr. Grond,ean

nrays the ladies him for having tong delayed
forming them OF his removal He be found every day
ready TO examine and give advice all diseases 81 ladies'
hair IN private room at "a Church street OF Barclay
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wanted-ssOO for ono year. ,
The Grent Cstarrh Doctor /. Herr A

with that amount, who wishes travel with Join, company
For particulars can, address g. GRANT pho0granh
gallery I2l Broadway.
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THE RACHEL Neutrality-suspicious. or Mule Liza FELIX.
"Phedre was announced at the Metropolitan theatre
last evening" but the doors closed, OF
the illness of the sister of Mile Rachel NJ. Felix has
sent note, as follows