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T.. N, CARR & CO.
ISIS Pratt Street,
BALTIMORE, ND.
A CURE FOR HARD TIMES

CURE FOR HARD TIMES
A Nd the Road to Wealth at =. N. CARR & coz, Ex-
n change and Lottery Broker the great Prize sellers
the Maryland Lotteries who have during the last six
months sold several Capital Prizes besides large number
of smaller amounting in the aggregate more than
hundred thousand dollars And Convince yourself by
single trial that the great road wealth is to purchase
800 E. n CARR co.
Choice Selected Schemes for October, 1855.
Bel.Air, Glass IS, for October g. 1S55-scheme.
Prize of $4,000 Prize OF $4,000 1 Prize of 1000
do ASS 10 do 1000 &c, &c
Tickets s5-shares In proportion Certificate Of pack.
age of wholes $40, halves s85, quarters $3.50.
Patapsco, Glass PA, for Oct. IS, 1s55-scheme.
Prize Of 5000 Prize Of $1,000 Prize of $500
g. do do i2 20 &C. 40 &c. 1910 loo do 90
Tickets s1shares in proportion Certificate Of package
CT % Whoes SIG, halves IS, quartersS4.
Washington County, Glass 49, for Oct % 1s55-Scheme
20 do 200 &c sc. 4OO
Tickets ss.shares proportion Certificate Of package
Glass W. for the benefit Of the Consolidated Lotteries to be
drawn in thssity Of Baltimore, Nd, Saturday, Oct
~ is2o-scheme-l5 drawn ballots in each package Of
Prize Of 100000 Prize OF 400 $50
do of 10000 are 10000 do Of 5000 are 20O00
do of $500 are 10000 100 do Of ,OOO are 00O
939 do Of 800 are $1O1 200, &C, sc.
Tickets $40, halves $40, quarters S. eghths 81 So
Certificate OF package OF 26 whOes $685. halves s1S25O
quarters $685. eRhths 1912.
All orders are confidential and the official drawings will
be sent to all who order tickets.
We receive the OF solvent Banks or Checks Of
Deposit and remit in for Prizes Bank Checks on
any place IN the United States No risk, gain single
package OF tickets may draw the four highest prizes.
All letters directed to e. N CARR Co will come safely
to hand and distant correspondents may feel their
orders will be attended to the as they were here
themselves.
Those at distance will be particular In naming the post
Office, county and State.
II has happened that we have made correspondents
rich before had the pleasure Of personal interview
single trial may place you In possession Of competency
Ior me- Please show this TO your friends TRY Us TRY
USi Address, f. N CARR 4 CO.
sepl4 No. 1SS Pratt street Baltimore Me
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Wheat, Wheat /!

w have hand and daily receiving extra heEv
w a. and rs OEnabarrs and sheengs suitable 70 =
heat and Corn sacks- which will sell for Casa.
MORGAN co,
au20---tf No. 40 Pubic Square.
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~ The reader will find in our paper this
morning, an account, written in a mastery
style of tie dreadful battle of Tchernaya in
which the Russians, with a strong force, at
tempted to raise the siege.
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 90.
ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF
MECHANICS INSTITUTE OF TENNESSEE,
Az Odd EeIIOEs' Hall,

COMMENCING OCTOBER !, 1885.
The Hall will be opened for the reception Of goods
Wednesday the 26th inst.
particularly requested that persons intending ex-
hibis articles list at the Library Rooms where
rules and regulations can be obtained.
Persons desiring Membership Tickets requested TO
procure them before the opening Of the Exhibition pre-
vent confusion at the door.
The Directory have in contemplation course Of LEO
TUREs during The Winter, TO which Membership Tickets
will admit the owner free Of charge.
Membership Tickets, $s-to be had Of the Librarian
sep20-h C. DAVIS, Librarian.
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN PREMIUM MS!

II AVING largely increased my supply OF Rags by the
IL Premiums offered the past year. ending June 30th
am induced to offer larger amount Of Premiums for the
present year; and viii the above premium in Of
$780, 800 $50 $40 $6e $50 s40 $780, $50 and $40 to any
ten Merchants Pedlsrs who will deliver from this date
to the list Of July, 1885, the largest amount of RAGS the
same to be bought outside OF and by dong business
outside of Nashville vicinity
WILL AT ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRICE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY, and issue
certificate the Of the amount received and paid for
These certificates must be kept and sent in before next
july so that three dinterested merchants Of Nashville
make the awards The largest amount being entitled to
800, the Dext largest to $50, and so down.
Merchants sending Rags will please write that may
know in whose 70 issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooden, Linsey, Silk and worsted Rags are not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention saving and buying
rags throughout Middle Tennessee.
jy4-dtrE&w5 W. s. WHITMAN
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WsHOEESeRLE.
MORGAN & CO.,
NO. 40 PUBLIC SQUARE,
Nashville, Tenn.
RE now in receipt Of their complete stock of FALL
n AND WINTER GOODS embracing every variety oG
No. 20 Public Square,

RE now in receipt Of their complete stock of FALL
- AND WINTER GOODS embracing every variety Of
English, Scotch, German, French. ItaI.
IAN ana American Staple and
Fancy Dry Goods,
Which they prepared offer to their customers and
the trade generally, at figures which they think will be a
ceptable to even the CLOSEST BUYERS
they have on hand and daily receiving heavy sup
plies OF all widths and weights of COTTON GOODS manu-.
featured in this State and others of the South and West
They still continue the Agency of the Sparta franklin
sep8-tf
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rINWENTY FIVE prime neE Cheese;
One eAsk extra Sugar Cured Reef
One cask extrs Sugar Cured Hams;
One lot extra Beef Tongues;
Received this day by VESSEL THOMPSON.
nuuoS
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sepl-1m
Liver Disease.

Carter's Spanish Mixture, remedy for liver disease,
and the number Of formidable evils connected with dis
organ ised state Of that organ, is unrivalled.
Hundreds Of certificates from the highest sources of per-
living in the city of Richmond Va might be given
effected by oarer's Spanish Mixture. We have only
to refer to the extraordinary Of Samuel NJ Drink.
err Esq., of the firm Of Drinker Morris Booksellers Rich
mond Va who cured by bottles Of Carriers Span
h Mix ture after three years suffering from diseased liver
He says its action the blood wonderful better than
medicine he had taken, and cheey recommends
IL to ALL
'a"see advertisement in another column.
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GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE.

TIVE ANNUAL MEETING Of the GRAND LODGE OF
THE STATE OF TENNESSEE will commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER next, being the first day Of
the month, at the MASONIC HALL in the city Of Nash
vile. The Officers Of :he Grand Lodge and the Represen
aves Of the Subordinate Lodges required be puEc
tual In their attendance.
The Grand Secretary win attend st the Masonic Hail at
o'clock p NJ, on the saturday preceding the purpose
OF receiving the returns nom Subordinate Lodges prepare
tory TO the opening Of the Grand Lodge.
CHARLES A. FULLER,
sep4-eoStAWi Grand Secretary.
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To Wholesale GrOcerS.
w, MEREDITH
NEW UNITED STATES MAIL
STAGE LINE.

81 AOE LINE.
A NEW TRI-wEEKLY LINE OF FOUR xNzSND
"A HORSE POST COACHES is in 4NStG Isl
operation the accommodation Of the travelling public
from HUNTSVILLE and WHITEsBURG, Ala, via Blunt
Springs, huntsville, Elyton to NonteVaIo
This line is stocked with fine Concord Troy and Albany
built Coaches good teams careful and experienced drivers
Persons from North Alabama and Middle Tennessee will
find this the cheapest best and expeditions
Central and South Alabama.
SCHEDULE GOING SOUTH.
Leave Huntsville Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
and arrives at Monte vao Tuesdays Thursdays and
aurdays in time to connect with the Cars for Selma
bama, arriving at Selma at O'Clock, p NJ and then
a 9TH - Meeting with daily line Of Mail steam
NHESsssfSA5 ers for Montgomery, Mobile and New
sOrleans. Also with double daily line
Of Mail Coaches for Marion Greensborough Tuscaloosa
Demopois, Alabama; Columbus, jackson and Yicksburg
Mississippi
SCHEDULE GOING NORTH.
Leave Montevao the arrival Of the Cars from Selma
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving Hunts
willie Tuesdays, Thursdays Saturdays at o'clock
A NJ In time TO connect with daily line OF Coaches for
Winchester on the Nashville and Chattanooga AA7TI
Railroad Also, connecting at Whitesburg with Es3Sk
a daily line OF Mail Steamers for Decatur ndL@@SRA
thence by Railroad and Stages Tuscumba Florence and
Baiy's Springs Ala, Holly Springs. Miss, and Memphis
Tenn. Also, connecting at Whesburg with the steamers
for Chattanooga and Knoxville, Tenn.
The PrOprieOrs have from the solicitations Of
the citizens Of North and South Alabama established this
Line at considerable and with but little aid
the Government they hope to receive such patronage "a
HARRINGTON 4 BARNES,
aug24-Sm Proprietors.
Nashville True Wing copy three months and forward ac
count to this ofice.-HifntsujUe Advocate.
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PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRATIvE.-The testimony
OF al who have thoroughly tested the virtues Of this eee-
brated artice that win restore the gray and the bald
eradicate diseases OF the Scalp preserve the hair from fall
ing, and preserve the color perfectly extreme old age
1t put up both with and without sediment See
vertisement. augI
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PARTNER WANTRD

NJ ITH cash capital Of from s500 to $1,000 In ucra-
w tive, gentee business whose time would be required
only from A. NJ. to5 ST. To a gentleman Of good sd
dress handsome income may be realized Good security
given for amount invested preferred liberal salary
will be guaranteed.
" Address stating where an interview may be had. 70
S0UTHERHER, Post Ofius.
N.B.-Persons not having the above amount Of Cash
need not apply. angl1-u
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PROmIRITON LAM-

Let them rave and exclaim they will pass il,
And declare drink shall get after;
We give them, by way Of reply,
shout OF derisiOn and laughter;
For all who taste Lyons ScLHdDps
SO delicious and exquisite find il,
That never could tyranny gain
The right 70 restrict or not sell Il.
VIE quality Of these r OMATIC SgHTFDAN
Il SOHNAPPS is well known that they do not mead
the pung that appears others do. One trial all that A
required to convince person Of their superior Quality
Sold Wholesale and retail by the sole proprietors,
LYONS CO.,
JylS 10 Cedar street.
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FAMILY EIOIR.

NJ sre manufacturing choice article OF Flour espe
w oiay for family use, which offer the trade on
the most liberal terms All orders le the Office will meet
prompt attention. Liy4l G. HAMMOND co.
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NEW FLOUR DEPOT.
Office Of the Nashville City Mills corner Of College
and Spring Streets
ty4 G. HAMMOND 4 Co
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ONCE MORE TO THE RESCUE

VIE undersigned beg leave TO inform their friends and
patrons that they have reopened their business at No.
- Market street. and have just received large supply Of
cigars Liquors, Wines, &C. which they offer for very
liberal terms Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore received they hope by strict attention TO business 10
merit continuance OF the same.
apZT-f l.. D. GOLDBERG & co.
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WHEAT! WHEATl.
2OO.O2h RISHELS WHEAT
MAMMALS

INANTED immediately at the highest cash price Bags
w furnished II desired. d. ID. DiCkkf,
augs No. College street.
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Premium Boot & Shoe Mandatory

\ AND WARRANrS-Is al pay Cssh 70 IN p.r-
IL sons having Land " Variants % dispose Of
B. A. BALL0wR, Gen. sK,t
~ Ne ~ Dea1s,irs ~
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800 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY Monday night the 2ist inst, while In the
IL employment Of Dir. Charles H. Martin Of this city,
TWO NEGRO MEN, named JIM and ALBERT. They
about twenty i've years % age; Of dark complexion had
with them suit Of clothes, made Of green casnett,
and silk hats. JIM Is about ave feet eight inches
bgh weighs about $50 % well formed, high forehead and
pleasing counenancc speaks quick when spoken TO-
raised In Williamson county By Thomas PetWay ALBERT
IL about feet inches high; weighs about us los round
face, good eountenance, with email round eyes; speaks
rather slow when spoken to- rather humble looking
gro; raised by Coi Thomas Williams Of MONTGOMERY,
Ala wiz give the above reward they taken and
seccred 80 that get them
my94-a O. L. NELSON.
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The weather since our last review, has been, for
the most part intensely hot unseasOnably so for the
season of the year, with, however, a reasonable
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. II.
Cotton firm. Sales of 25, 600 bales. MiddIing
to 9sc
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son Of Austin b., and sarah p Moore, Of w,liians
burg aged months and II days.
At his residence in 81 Louis County, No., June Is, s.
BoSrIs NJ d. in the 10Th year Of his age, Oldest son
Of the late Professor $. F. Bonhis.
On Sunday, July 3, Mr.. JAMES WARD, Of consumption.
His friends the friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend his funeral to day from his late
residence 22s Ninth avenue His remains win be in
tered In Calvery Cemetery
On Monday, July O. Of congestion Of the BRAIN in the
second year OF his age, THOMAS, son OF Thomas and
The friends Of tina family, and Of his uncle, Philip
0Bren respectfully invited to attend the funeral
father l28 Mott street. His remains viii be- taken to
the c. metery Of the Holy Cross, a. Fiatbush.
On Monday July M slater Island HTGM AuCMs
will be given OF bus funeral.
At Brooklyn, July ., Of consumption, Mrs. ELIZABETH
c. wife Of Jarvis Rogers in the slst year hsr age
Funeral this afternoon, 1t three O'clock from her late
residence 3l8 Atlantic street The relatives and friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend without
On Monday, July 0, ELIZA JOHNSTON youngest daugh-
ter of William N and Mary E. Johnston, aged years,
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral tomorrow Afternoon at
On Friday July 6, at her residence In FRANKLIN
nue., Brooklyn, NARY Colon. aged y years.
At Charleston, s. c., on the 10th ult JAAss ORR IR-
MI Irvine was formerly resident Of st. john N. B.
Eastern papers please copy
seph r. Stuyvesant
Funeral this morning, July 10. at nine o'clock, from
No. 1888 East Twentieth street The relatives and friends
Of the family respectfully invited to attend without
further notice.
on Monday, July 9, Of dropsy, Colonel ALvAn MANN,
In the 46th year Of his age.
His friends requested 10 attend his funeral from
the Florence HOTEL this afternoon, at one O'Clock, with
out further notice.
On Monday morning, July ., after short illness OF
disease Of the heart Mrs. AGNES BLACK, aged rs years.
months and ~ days.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral ais afternoon at O'Clock,
from her late residence 208 West Twenty fourth street.
without further invitation Her remains will bs taken
70 the Cemstery Of the Evsrgreens.
California and New Orleans papers please copy.
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Married.
At BIooklyp, f. D. on the sth inst, by the Rev. sa-
muei Baier, Mr.. JOHN 8. LEwELLyS, Of Greeneich,
England, late resident OF New London, Conn.,, to Miss
SARAH kARIA MEADOWS, daughter Of Robert Meadows,
Esq.
New London papers please copy.
At Rofe HILL st. Adams, Vermont Tuesday evening,
July oy Rev Charles Fay, CYRUS BUTLER OF Nav York,
On Thursday morning, June 2S, by the Rev. Hsman
Bangs Mr.. J. 5AcxEr AILNG, to Miss ANNA T. BARrrSE,
all OF this city.
lett at his resdepcs Ill East Seventeenth street. Mr.
WIN. HENRY CLAGGErT, Of Danbury Ct, to Miss SOPHIA
JANE HARTMAN, Of this city.
On thurs day, July s, AUGUSTUS FLEMING, Of Bellows
Falls, vt, to ALICE Smith, Of Toledo, NY.
July l. by the Raw. Mr. Norris, Mr.. FAYsrrE c. Coop
ENOUGH, Of Bratteboro, Vt, to Miss PREcILA T. BECK
EIT OF Boston, Mas
Eastern papers please copy.
On July by Rev. DR.. DICKSON, Of Grace Chapel Mr.
A. WnDSxE, OF New York, to Miss pauline DouAI, o.
Hoboksn, N J. Also, Cas- HANNAH to Miss RosAu
WnDSER, both Of New York.
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Tan, Pimples, Freckies, sunbu.n, Erup-
tieps salt Ihsum, latter, &c., positively cured By GOU
RAUD'S Italian msdicatsd soap poudre subtitle uproots
dye and restorative at the old depot 81 Walker street.
first store from Broadway Calender, SO South rnird
street, Phladelphis; Mrs Hayes, Brooklyn.
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Wedding Cards.-An Assortment Of Ever.
dehs elegantly engraved at homo notes. envelopes we'd
peat to any part Of the country. Established 1sa0
JAMES EvERDEII, 800 Broadway, corner OF Duane at.
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P1anOs.-Horaco Waxexs, 333 Broadway, has
~ solo agency for the sale OF T. Gilbert Co.'s HAett
4 Ounston's, W0odwaro Brown's and Jacob CHECKER
ags Boston pianos and his the only house where
- obtained the celebrated modern proved Horace Vs.
1ass pianos, with overstripgs Prices less than b
I'D elsewhere and which DEFY competition Pianos to
rent and rent allowed purchase Pianos for sale
1sathly payments.
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had passed her body The jury rendered verdict OF
death BY external INJURIES and internal hs|orrnaSs
aver rarold the ssh day Of July 1885, The jay
sxanlpate the driver from al blame but would can hs
attention OF the company TO tie improper conoto Oh
the brakes some OF the caro- on said ROAD.
ElC0,on,r Hilton held inquest upon the body OF An
&hoDy Monshsp, sged A years. born In Ireland, who
did suddenly from disease Of the heart.
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Trouble In Fulton street Tho Price OF
summer clothing down. Some one perhaps will ASK,
where 2" Oak Hall "a and S5 Fulton street. Light
coats pants, and vests each 81 TO 81. Suits, from 80
to So. Selling at cost
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To Whom II may COncern.-Rcttrfng from
an active msrcante HE, will dispose OF my business
conttng Of several articles Of manufacture, each one
being valuable and paying enormous profits, being ca
ally manufactured requiring but all outlay, aud
wishing engage enlarge their business, this
IL advantageous opportunity. viii, on the reset
sf one dollar forward article Tor recept), for 70
dollars will forward articles. viii also dspose
ef reasonable terms my stock Of utensils necessary
to carry the business Address b. Chisoie, boz 2lo
Philadelphia Post Office, Pennsylvania. All commun
cations promptly attended to.
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Knox and Rocks.--By Buying Your Hats OF
The former you will save the latter KNOX has in his
new quarters the most superb collection Of elegant
''mountngs" that We ever Felt, fur aud straw
all are elegant all fashionable, all comfortable. Um-
Area carpet bags other neat and useful articles
for the traveller be also keeps constantly hand at
Nos 500 and 212 BroAdway-for Knox you know drives
r double team.
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Observation-Disclosures Came0-Daguer-
Ssotypes (original and daguerreotypes colored like
miniatures. CHAS. II. WILLIAMSON, Artist,
249 Fulton street, Bro Ok yn,
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KAghtc, Newton 4 Brndbury's Superb or
pianos, and Goodman Il Baldwin's double bank me.
piecolo pianos Pianos to let CoLBURN &N1sH agents,
AS Broadway,
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Green Turtle Soup and Steaks Constantly,
and served at all hours. Families and parties sup
pis6 by sending their orders to PETER M. BAYARD,
No. State street. Price dollar psr quart three
iol1oYs per gallon.
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Largest Picture Gallery In the states, $50
Observation-Disclosures 81, six times larger than the
dsAY pes coored to nature In oil water
esloYs ST. dsguerTeotypes Csc and Soc stersoscopes
d; by HOLMES patent cameras.
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DE-. Agr1mont's Tropical Dysentery and
dASIh1a remedy il offered to the public after DO
~ used in private practice for many years with aston
hhng II La the result Of the experience OF
Aedieal man acting surgeon in our army In Mexico
and upon the California steamers. II Is entirely different
from the usual tsmpering ana uncertain methods Of
treatment, relieving TIE most alarming cases In few
hours either adults infants For sale at most OF the
druReists, and 1t the General Agency, 20 Beekman
stpeet, New York. VIM B. BODICE co. Proprietor.
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What Temperance II to Health II Economy
10 wealtb-Zepnyr cashmere suits $40; cheap Marseil
les Suits So 80, a. EVANS clothing warehouse, 80 and
66 Fulton street.
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Summer Under Garments Of Every Descrfp-
ton zephyr merno silk Isle thread aud cotton 1T
MCIAUGHLIN'S shirt and furnishing store, 292 Greeu
wish street. of Chambers Creya, ties hosiery,
gloves, &C. Shirts made TO measure.
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wilkins Amlelet for the Hair II no Bnr her
self styled professors, unknovn individuals prep
ration, like the innumerable humbugs Of the day For
particulars see sdver asement. Sold by HEGEMaN
CLARK l. CO., and the principal druggists.
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The Die II Cast, Unaiterable, Immovabae, 30
should be- and IL Is, with HILLS improved in
st~ntaneous hair dye for perfect black or brown, al
ways brnisnt, fading Beat and cheapest in the
world. Four sbiDiDgsA box, Sold or applied. NO.
Barclay street, and 45 Nassau street.
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Hill's Celebrated InfalllbIc Onguent, for
promoting the growth and Identifying the hair, always
applied Rrstuitousy at No barclay street. and ID Mas
ssu street. when gentlemen have their hair cut cursd
q shanpooed. shaving six cents.
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Crlstad0ro Directs Attention to the Three Pc
eulasies Of his Excelsior hair dyeita rapid operation
tn richness Of tho color, and the absence Of all
scorchisg ingredients in its composition. II IL Sold
AID applied privately In i've minutes, at No. Astor
House,
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MY Opgaent Will Force the Whisi<ers or
noustache 10 grow weeks and will not stain or
iDjuro the skin 81 bottle sent to any part OF the
country. X. q. GRAHAM, 5S5 broadway. HiDer, -
South bird street. Pniladelpha.
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Crussss, Shoulder Braces, Ladies' Belts and
yDsrtsrs instruments for bow legs club feet and all
Asuitiss of the body, haod and made 70 order by
n GLOVER, at the surgsons BAndage Institute, No.
nnnot