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PREPARATIONS ron WAR.-The public, says the
Washington Star, may put in their pipe aud smoke
the current rumors Of orders from the Navy De-
partment to fit out an additional squadron to 60 to
Cuba. Though there is no telling how soon Spain
NAV force this Government into forcible vindica-
tion Of American rights in that quarter, We have
no reason to believe that as yet any steps whatever
have been taken by the authorities in Washington
to that effect
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-04-14

cB- Many thanks to a friend for a box of cigars,
selected in Havana.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-04-14
Runaway.---S25 Reward.

1 ET NY PREMISES III TIE tOWn YEI0
~ Of Thibodaux, on Monday evening last, the A
slave boy HENRY, aged about IS years, black, a.
large mouth, thick lips, rather good natured conn
tenance speaks English only; had when he left glazed
cap, white lnsey pants and white shirt He purchased
from Edward Farrey Of New Orleans, in November last
The boy formerly lived in Mobile have to believe
he has been entced away by white person. and win
give the above reward for the capture Of the boy and the
conviction of the thief; or so for the boy alone.
ap14n. JOHN G. RAGAN
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-04-14

GB- We must confess that our editorial obstuse-
ness prevents the appreciation of the piece OF
poetry on our first page, and we ask the author to
elucidate. viii he do us the kindness to explain by
what extra power of vision he discovered that
twinkling luminary" after having solemnly assured
us in the first verse that he was pensivey gazing 'on
the starless sky?" He will relieve us of much
anxiety if he will state the result of the contest
between the beauty Of that "twinkling star" and
his sensitive heart, which at last accounts was in
state of great uncertainty We should like to have
seen the lingering light" in the act Of "preclud-
ing" Should the author persevere, we can assure
him that in process Of time he will reduce tautology
to science. In regard to the geographical where
abouts of the place referred to in the last line, he
leaves us completely ignorant Possibly the lady
understands
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-04-14

cB- Col White, of the "Thibodaux Minerva"
how you like pigeon pef toerable fine dsh isn't it
especially the first day Of AprU! We have heard that
there
"Four aud twenty black birds baked in pie
And when the pie opened the birds began to sing,
but before have heard Of editor serving
lire pigeons ladies'? Send them down this way, Colonel
you can again get them in that cage!
American Exponent.
Dear Colonel, permit US to assure you that we
greatly prefer pigeon pie to certain other kind of
pi which is sometimes set before us.
Our only regret is that you were not present to
"cut the pigeon wing" but we were consoled for
your absence in the supposition Of the fact that
you were "standing upon the mountain top"
making most laudable efforts to deposit salt upon
the tail Of that venerable bird the american Eagle
At any rate we have concluded to send you few
of the feathers by way of completing the head
dress of your Indian.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-04-14

CONSUMPTION learn from the New York
Mirror, that bill has been introduced into the
State Senate of New York to provide for the in
corporation of Consumption Hospital in the City
of New York, Robert B. Minturn, Zadock Pratt, II.
Grinnel, William Miles, Thomas D. Anderson, NJ.
D., James Harper, Alonzo Chester, N. D., Luther
Bradsh, John C. Green, Peter Cooper, and E. D.
Morgan are the trustees in the act. For the pur-
pose named they are authorized to hold real
estate in value not exceeding $250.000 The
Trustees are required to receive under their charge
all the cases of pulmonary consumption, Or patients
suffering from diseases of the air passages which
may be assigned to them or their care by the au-
thoriies, either Of counties Or towns, and to give
them proper medical treatment, and to charge the
expense thereof to the said towns or counties.
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-04-14
Town Council.

Regular meeting, Apl I, 1855.
Board met Present-v D. Terrebonne Mayor L. Bush.
c. Gantreaux J. A. Robchaux, p H. Gary, Trustees.
The minutes OF the last meeting read and
recorded.
The report of Mr. Joseph Nicolas rad and after some
discussion further action it postponed until MIR.
Nicolas could be present to give seme explain ons hi,
On Mr. Bus seconded the board adjournedto
Monday evening at half pat seven s' m;,nnrno,,,,
J. r. yERRET Secretary.
ADJOURNED MEETING.
April 9, 1856
Board met; Presently. D. Terrvbonne Mayor f. Bush,
P H. Gary, J. c. Ragan, J. A. Robichaux, Trustees.
The Finance committee reported as follows:
The undersigned nsem6ers Of The Finance Committee
That they have carefully examined the accounts and
vouchers of the Treasurer and compared the with the
books and receipts Of the Warfnger and Collector and
find the correct showing balance hand for the
general fund Of ops 60 in cash. and receivable 49,
forming total Of ss2so 9s and for the School Fund s
balance hand Of 1865 A. and receivable $126 form
| ing total Of 1891 80.
That believing the following accounts correct they ap-
prove the same and recommend they be paid follows:
j. K Gourdain, Recorder $15 90
George Boner, Constable. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 45 50
r H. Gary d Co. ...-.-.......-............. ii 90
II. Hoffman. IS 90
T D. Besson 81 1e
blanchard d Co..... ...............-...... ID
Total. ......................$ 1921 27
That the account presented by J. p Tenney con.
sdeng that the articles for which compensation
at the time they taken almost entirely lost the
proprietor, that they had been areidy used we ,hnk
Twenty Dollars would be ample compensation there
fore recommend said amount be paid him.
Respectfully submitted, L. RysHr
p II. GARY.
On motion of Mr.. Rob:chaux, seconded the report was
received.
L. Dauns Treasurer Of the Corporation and the Gnor
Academy made his annual report.
On motion of Mr. Bush seconded the Board adiournedto TO
Monday next at 8 O'Clock a. m.
V. D, TERREBoNNE, Mayor
J. R. vERRET, Secretary,
Mayoralty, Thibodaux, April IA, 1855.
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price Of
Fresh Flour being S11 co. New Orleans Market
Bakers required to give 81 Of bread for cents
during next week. v. D. TERREBONNE, Mayor.
Marie de Thibodaux, ce IA Avril, 1855.
\ Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
la Farne aiche S1 90 sur lie Marche de Nou-
velles Orleans les Bouangers sont requs de donner Fl
once de pain pour dix cents durant la semaine pro-
chaine. V.D. TERREBONNE, Maire.
ASA s. ROSE.
CARRIAGE and Harness Making,
Oand repairing, done in the best and most cAERL
fashionable manner All Jobs warranted to kk9A
please Shop the of st. Louis and Thibolaux s
opposite the Presb! terian Church. ap14
LARKiN & BELLOWS,
House, Sign and Ornamental Painters.
M& GRAINING, Marbling, Glazing, Paper Hanging,
~ Fresco Work and Glass Cutting executed with neat
ness and despatch. All orders at Princes Hotel or this
ONCE, will be promptly attended to. apl14.
Runaway.---S25 Reward.
EFT my premises in the town rs
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Mayoralty Thibodaux, April IA, 1856
NOTICE TO BAKERS. The price Of
Fresh Flour being 81 co. the New Orleans Market
Bakers required give 81 cents
during next week. v. d. TERREBONNE Mayor
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-04-14


On motion of Mr. Rob;chaux, seconded the report was
received
L. Daunis Treasurer of the Corporation and the Guiou
Academy made his annual report.
On motion Of Mr. Bush seconded the Board adjourned to
Monday next at 8 O'Clock a. M
V. D, TERREBoNNE, Mayor
J. r. yERRET, Secretary,
Thibodaux minerva., 1855-04-14

Marie de Thibodaux, ce IA Avril, 1855.
\ Wis AU BOULANGERS. LIE prix de
n la Farne aiche etant sl1 90 Marche de Ia Nou
vees Orleans les Boulangers requs de donner 2
once de pain pour dix cents, durant la semaine pro-
chaine. VD TERREBONNE, Marie.
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~ E,;d., Arrrs, IN 80 : sho-. 49,, .oo ,n.
poprp, c,yy,,r asad 40 ,oa '"o'' anu se'ete 'he'
TIE rela,ivos ond eria..Ss 81 ~ eu,,, 80 o.s,
;r,;,od 81 at,onJ ~ c,aanoI g. - ~ J.. 49, Ny
Is- nor go. ~ s, -. 49, 49, w.
e. Iayy, narsrs ~, nIaae % ~ 'nioo oocA'
~ ~ So 60 70 puas p.oas1 10y. a = -
crya ;nsn% ~ muS.ss ~ i ,1 o ~.
CornwaI ~ .iis c;,y acst ,noo,h. a., % a. ~. 1
IL ~ ..a en- So C aAu :" nays
f,araaan - ~ o,aaa - 'S""oou Seniolery thi7
IN satnrd.v .ucm", ~ NM = duh, ~ : r
az 1lusust - MahI F., aauehef oi 4" :
ar Tho rs,..ss ana ei,n msIu e .ha ra,, .o.su
i,d 90 tta ~ S =. s'u s aniy aro -, penny
undsor ssrea, !, o.. .,.IaoL ,h;s ,,arria. ei -
On surdav ,norni,a Ancnst 10 W.. uo,cr,,
sryrx SON ~ Wisn and Cstheine Stair a,aa =, anhs
ga q davs - i 80 = .'
Tho relatives and friends ~ ,bo family no ro.nocruv
iry;,od 20 at,erd tha Tnra..i ,his ar;oroa =, .hy
o,cocL from, ssa rou,,h straa, III rar,a;ns III, " IN
tered in The Tntberar remeterv Ione isIans W." = -
IN cundav Augnst 10 WIZ ;nsant san ~ p;ohor,
and tbe iaie II,,ahetb TbnmaS Mile aoad xaars
months and days 'Ao' ''' as'' '0a'
TIE snnoraI Iii ..Lo ,,aoo 81, ae,onoo. :, 49,
The siand M tho fsuilv ara rasnoc,s,Iiv invb 20 80,
tend
- c.au 49,. 20 !, ., -, -,
NAN - : 'p'oD' 'AA'' 1"'0A
Tho fierds ~ tba f,riv "a ,osrao,s,pv ,rvoa - :,
tend tho fneraI iron, His ia,a ,a.,Ianaa Iia,s ~
s,1eat and 1hi,d syarna - 80 aseiaet IA nya a
III ra,aain. ..iu IA 81 a. a. rl,..., o. 60, ~, 49,,
,rept = $3.50 = ' '' - ~
On sunday August 70 J,r,.y tv,xasrov 80 80 rhas
4 "a LII. psaha, - - ~, 80 ~ =, oiias,
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Learning from OF the respec table firms In New
Orleans that my schieaam Aromatic schnapps il extern
sively counterfeited, especially in the Western and
advertise their pernicious decepons under the name
which belongs TO my article, think ii necessary to
ton the community against these vendors Of poison in
disguise.
introduced the Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps for the
purpose OF supplying the medical faculty and the whole
community with pure medicinal spirit which might be
required, without producing the fearful conse
quences which Invariably result from using aduterated
liquor In order To render doubiy sure had
the article analysed by chemists Of world wide celebrity
and submitted for experiment test To Thousands OF dis
tnguthed medical practitioners. The responses from
these sources were OF the most unequivocA and saSac
tory character. il before the public surrounded
with these guarantees and bearing these unmpeachabe
endorsements, and call upon the community 70 protect
themselves and me- their health and reputation,
by fownng down and regulating the pirAcai specaa-
tors who peddng their foul under cover
ofmy trade mark. No article has ever been imported
from Holland into this market, under the name OF
Aromatic Schnapps, in this city
The first Importation being made into this city In the
year eighteen hundred and which can be seen
by the Custom House books deposited my label
trade in the United States District Court OF the
Southern District New York. in the year eighteen hun
dred and fifty one and have the certificate in my posses
sion date The great demand which has thus been
created for the genuine article has set the whole hive OF
countersiters n motion, and the duty owe TO my
toners and friends and the public, compels me to put
them on their guard against imposition. The genuine
schnspps put up In quart and pint hotties enveoped
fac smile Of my dgniture on the label. For sale by all
the respectable druggists In the United States.
UD0IPHO WOLFE, Is, 20 and % Beaver street, New
York, rs South Front street, Philadelphia.
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OR, AsTlDUTy To MAIAniA.

OR ASIIpUry To MALARIA
Equally certain a Preventive Cnre
oylY REMEDY yREr IRON POISONOUS DRUGS
PROOFS
Nrw YoRx June H. 1885.
have made chemical examination oil Rhodes fever
and sgus cure anidote malaria and have tested IL
for arsenic mercury quinne and strychnine, but have
not found particle Of either in II, have found any
substance in its composition that would prove injurious
70 the constitution.
JAMES r. CHIFFON, ~ n, Chemist.
IswrBrRg July n 1885.
Mn. j. A RHoDrs: Dear sir-I have but three bottles
Of yonr msiicine ,ef now have been selling very
fast duripe,his month am perfectly satisfied that
had the age MI the time till took your remedy. and
have not hd the least symptom 81 II since all that IL
praise II sshe only thing that viii cure H. shall want
some more as soon a. you can send Il. Let me know
whether aa remit to you by mail, or IL agent will
call for st. And hoping 10 receive another lot soon
main yours most respectfully, G. K hoiNIY.
frss RcS, Michigan July 81, 1855.
IT, J. A.eHonm: Dear sir--Your cure for the fever
sa,d seue is thus Gar performed wonders II has not
Ssd IN ON instance 10 perform quick aud permanent
cure sofs that have been troubled with the distressing
disase haze been entirely cured by using only bottle
q The curt Please send Immediately four dozen, as
we have bu shfee bottles remaining. Truly yours,
LAIHRop 4 NOLAN.
Mc.srs hrr Goulden Aurora, Ill.,. July 3, 1855, ad.
yife That ne Cue e selling very well. We have not
lost md consider sure thing also recommend
Il IN preseracc 20 anything elae"
MI CtKxsss, Michigan July "a 1855.
Mr.. J. hsHoDE--fear sir--Send half gross u
your Fever nd Aguc Cure az possible as have
neglected tcrder till sold the last bottle.
sovue Of tisnoet remarkable cures made In New Yo,k
have been oysons who have derived only temporary
relief frssu N st a other remedies offered for ,ale
and beg leae ~ suggest 70 ague sufferers that Il ie
safest try osJy harmless remedy first Por further
evidence 81 q unxfrying efficacy OF my "Antidose to
Mainra" thoubiic respectfully referred 10 every
dealer Who hasold it C. II. Ring Esq., Is2 Broadway
Las re,alled Ice quantities, and not purchaser has
complained al IL Il likely they viii Directions
lew and sinpLbut must be strictly followed
JAMES A. RHODES Providence, X.
Geo. II. Bate Wholesale agent 133 Water street, and
for sale By c. Hing v. CNckencr Co, y. C. Wells
Co.. Brooklyrsrr. NJ Hayes, and druggists generally
throughout The uited states and Csnsdas,
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suffering from either Of these diseases should apply Inn
mediatciy for Rosenbourn's Oriental bters, the only
medicine now before the public that will effect
without poisoning those who take H. This medicine Is
catchpenny affair, but a genuine remedy that will
ninety nine out Of every hundred where direc
tions followed The money will be refunded in all
where IL fails 1t Is sold at 81 bottle, by the
agent +. s. STREET, No % Beekmap street For par
ticuArs call and get circular, advertisement in
the New York Dispatch.
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Dr. 8. 8. F1teh, Author OF tho ASK Lectures

on Consumpton Office ia broadway, VIII lie pleased to
afford relief 10 those who have been injured who have
diseases Of the lungs throat Open daily Sundays
ceped), from TO O'Clock. Treats consumption asth-
ma, diseases Of the heart and all chronic diseases Of
males and females. Consultation free. Dr. s. :. FITCH
always at hone and there is person elsewhere ira
yelling otherwise, In any way connected with him,
him,
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On Tuesday evening, August 7, by the Rev. b. Wake
ly Mr. PETER A. LEHMAN to Miss SARLn NJ MERRILL all Of
this city.
On Wednesday evening, August g. by the Rev DR.. Mil
lett of III East Seventeenth street. at the residence
the BRIDES mother, Mr. HENRY T. SAUNDERS Of Norwich
Conn, to Miss SARAH MARIA MCDONNELL, of this city.
On Monday, August II, Mr.. MATHEW J. O'BYRyE, u
franklin avenue to Miss CATHERINE NJ. DowuyG at the
residence OF her father H. r. bowling Kent avenue East
Brooklyn.
On sunday. August H. by the Rev. Dr. Marcelius, Mr.
j. T. BRpeIII to Miss HANNAH daughter of VIM G. Sea
man, Esq, all Of this city.
Western papers please copy
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umer who has adapted the most desirable receipts Of his
profession to general The merits Of the receipts
now well known three editions having been sold They
consist of hair dye, hair restorative elegant pomae
poudre subtle la belle white bloom Of roses reekle To-
lion, d'boquet, dentrifce &c. For sale az 2i2
Columbia street, South ferry Brooklyn. Sen, TO
any address in the city Of New York, forwarded to any
part Of the country. Price 81.
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is the national tune Of France,
Whilst LYONS magnetic powder
Makes the horrid insects dance.
His pills destroy rats and MICE
With dainty bits not nice
Every should have box OF pills and flask OF pow
der. IL j. harmless 10 mortals bat death TO rata and
every kind of insects. Depot s2i broadway.
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Who Will Suffer, when DIR. TOblas' Cele-
braed Venetian IMMINENT will Immediately cure cholera
collie, dysentery, vomiting rheumatism, swelngs cuts
burns &c Depot 60 Cortlandt street. New York. Sold
by all the druggists and storekeepers.
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EDUCATION.


DEpIRIY 1NsInUlF-fOR LIMITED ~ MBER ~
Id boys fougieen miles above Philadelphia and a.
costibc BY steamboat ana railroad, reOpons september
3. Dor circulars address key. b. T. hOffORb a. NJ,
PRINCIPAL, overly, =. J.
ME-. MEAgsi TRESCH AND ESGIIsH BOARDING
l and day school or young ladle (32 au8 30 West III
sent street, below tuih avenue reopen on faafay
september q. Me-. Hears vii be ~ horne receive pa
rents and GUARDIAN Sho Ssh - confer With hef from
Monday, sep,emUes ;.
Mr.. AND MADAME NOEL BEl>GIER's BOARDING.
lvl and day school for young ladies 30 -ecOa1
nue. between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets. Nt.
AID Nme Noel Bcrger respectfully inform Their irieD
ard the pubic generally thai their Institution will BE-
opened on Monday, tie 10Th ~ september. Stage Il
attached 70 this establishment for pupils A. dssnee
cPANISH AAIIIcAN TNsTHC1E M. 1G WET
- Twenty third strSet-ln this insttaton ths pupils
sfe offered unusual thcies for acquiring thorough
lnowledgs Of the foilss ing:-An lent AMI modern ku
guage, mathenlatcs beokke.pi music draNing tens
ing g.mnases and al The branehes a. the beat eiaca
ten The institution will be re.opened an Monday the
81 septemher !. D. uE Las CUEfA9
Reierences-A Isnaga del VALE O. l. Har1s sny's
N'Thews, Gomez WALTZ 4 Co.; s1isas Aeos;a, NJ = T.
Ieuril. Hotel
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Holloway's PiIIs.-Thc scs

Holloway's PilIs.-Thc Searching and Cura-
tive properties render them invaluable TO those who
suffer from liver and stomach complaints ANY case
dyspepsia will readily yield to their wonderful influence
Sold at the manufactures No so Maiden lane New York
and No. IA Strand, London and by all druggists rs
cents, 62 ~ cents, and 81 per box.
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Complete Zephyr CASHMERE Suits, SO;
check Narsees SUITS all Sizes 81 rs beautiful blue cloth
dress coats SO handsome Marselles vests 81 &c. &C.
at EVANs clothing warehouse 10 and % Fulton street
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cencerted resolutions, but convention Of the chiefs of
the whg party To meet and consult as becomes wise
and thoughtful citizens upon the prospect and duties be-
fsre them.
Hon. Joshua r. Giddings n stamping it in Maine. On
ieesday evening last he rogaed the citizens OF Bangor
with an slavery speech OF the first water Thur
day he pitched into the Shareholders Mt 0rono village
and on Friday he talked abolition TO the citizens OF Els
worth.
The Litchield Comm Republican hosts the name Of
Hon Daniel s. Lickenson of N ", for President, and
Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia, for Vice President
II is reported that Mr.. Damrel, who was chosen to
represent The third Congressional district of Massachu
Dets Is i'll that he l. about Withdraw from Congress
before he has entered it, and that Governor Gardner
who resides in that district, will be the Know No
thing candidate for the succession.
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brown; only four shillings box. Hil's improved In
Simultaneous dye, natural in appearance in
color softer glossier and permanent than any in
Sold or applied at Barclay or 45 Nassau streets.
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raj notified that Costars rat cockroach &C. exter
nator Is the only eectua article that annihies these
pests without danger stencil None put commits
SION false certificates used, 1t speaks for itself
pedars sell try IL and you win find it rs worth It's weight
In gold. None genuine unless signed by HENRY X Cos
TAR. WhOlesale and retail depot, 1888 Broadway n. y.
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S1nxs.-A New Lot OF Cheap Fancy Dress
silks will be offered this mornings also, superior black
silks, to which call the particular attention Of
customers T. II. LEADBEATER l. CO., 347 Broadway.
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Collars, Collars. COIlars.-.Tust Received,
5000 rich embroidered collars varying in price from Is
to &c. which Is about half their value Also, large
hot of worked bands lace wells and cambria pocket hand
kerchiefs equally cheap.
T. IT, LEADBEATER & CO., 347 Broadway.
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Defiance SalAmnnder Snfes.-R0bert M. Pat
RICK IL the sole manufacturer in the United States of the
above celebrated safes and patent powder proof defiance
locks and bars Depot 100 Pearl street. door
below Maiden lane.
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GIFTS and Prcscnts.--,1ust Received, and for
sale reduced prices the choicest selection Of fancy
goods and every variety of toys dressed and undresse
dolls, games Of amusement, SC, at ROGERS Fancy
Bazaar, 40 Broadway.
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patience had he been visited with the plague of i'll 1T
ting shirts, clumsiy made. GREEN, No Aston House,
not wishing to expose any gentleman to trial greater
than Jobs, sends home misft and executes all
orders within the time promised.
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AiikI DAVIS 90. = GRAND AND sQUARF
pianos il every variety - siye far rae nj wnois.
retail by = 4. G2rion ~ Broadway. Il =
generally Acknowledged that TIC paDot manufactured by
Haict avis Co.'S nnTivAlia ~ america u IN the
world for briiiiancy purity Of bone-Boston Tally
Timee.
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Convert and Ball at Union Hall, Saratoga
1psingsMr. WIEE leader Of the band engaged at the
shove for this season. would inform his friends and the
public that the annual concert and ball for the benefit OF
his celebrated band akes place Thursday evening
August TO- which occasion the large dining at
that hotel will be used
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The best In the world Nine private for applying
his unrivaled dye Beware OF limitations they result in
r3dicule The largest stock Of wigs and toupees in Anne
Fica wholesale and retail, ut BA1CHEiORS z33 Broad
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yVhlskers or Moustnches Forced to Grow I'm

six weeks by my 0nguent which will not stain injure
the skim u per bottle and sent to part Of the
try H. G. GRAHAM, 5s5 Broadway; Leiber ~ South
Third street Philadelphia Briggs 81 state street. Albany
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r1'0 soffflfIS NENffiANf~ ~ MILLINERY --ftiE
j tubsfrttsrs Bfsi tlafs niiNnrf2 ana have hs
s~nsiaeIabs srlefinnrs - he rgstbffB sts.s -
ffpus q mating H. aEd f1rfning uffffa ~ .2ss' AMI
children hAis IN ths moot approved siyi~s AAirssm
Nessrs. bANtS liii.htls ~ - - Washington -
frnskyu