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NON SUITING A CREDITOR.

There was a lawyer on Cape Cod,
long time ago, the only one in those dig
gins then, and, for ought ] know at pres
ent. He was a man well to do in the
world, and, what was somewhat surpris-
ing, in limb of the law, averse to incur
litigation. One day client came to him
in violent rage:
"Look here, Square" said he, ''that
are blasted shoemaker down to the Pig
con Grove has gone and sued me for the
money for pair of boots owe him."
"Did the boots suit you"
"Oh yes"
"Why, then, you owe him the money
honestly7"
"Course."
"Well, why don't you pay himf''
"Why, cause the blasted snob went
and sued me, and / want 10 keep himout
Of his money if / kim"
at will cost you something"
u don't care for that. How much do
you want to go on WITH"
"Oh, ten dollars will do"
"Is that all? Well here's an X, so 90
ahead" and the client went off very well
satisfied with the beginning.
Our lawyer next called on the shoe
maker, and asked what he meant by in
stituting legal proceedings against NJ.
"Why," said he, 81 know he was able
N pay, and ] was termiued to make him.
That's the long and short of it."
"Well," said the lawyer, he's always
been a good customer to you; ] think
you acted too hastily. There's trife to
pay on account of your proceedings, but
think you had better take those five dol
lars and call it square"
"Certainly, Square, if you say SO, and
glad to take it, was the answer.
So the lawyer forked over the V and
kept the other. In few days his client
came along and asked him how he got on
with his case.
"Capitally," cried the lawyer, @we've
non suited him He'll never trouble
you"
@Jerusalem that's great! I'd rather
, gin fifty dollars than had him got the
: money for them boots"
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PHILOSOPHY OF A FROG.

We saw yesterday, says the Peters
burgh DENT, on Boltingbrook street
lump of solid transparent ice, about ten
inches thick and wide, in the heart of
which was large frog nicely frozen up
and looking quite pleasant with a beam
ing eye. The ice was found on the marsh
behind the gas works, and when melted
down, the frog very good humoredly
shook himself, and jumped about quite
lively. We heard railroad operative
describing the philosophy of the thing
to friend ofhis, as follows:
"Ye see" says Mikey, "the poor era
thurs instruction towld it the air was GO
ing to be cowld and that frost was goin
to power down red hot, so in it jumps
into the wather to get out of the damp
ness and wraps itself up in a foot square
of the liquid to keep the frost out, as whis-
ky wasn't convanient; which is the cor
rect clothing for any intilligint baste--
barrin Know Nothing--to dress his in
tayrior with. And ye know that wather
is transporous, for it runs into ye at one
end and out ov ye at the other, and new
er gets into yer head at all; and so, it
began to snow with fever hate, and the
cowld pinitrated of the frog through q
foot thick of dry wather, so he shook his
feathers to keep up the circulation of his
blood, which the Haythins call ichor, till
by dint of kicken, with his hands and
toes-for devil leg has frog or any
other natural bipid in Americay-hes soon
got comfortable warm congealment OF
ice round him, and there he squatted as
happy and cosy as if be was ON Miles
soft feather bed which was made out o.
hard pocky-pine quills and looking fol
all the world like a bame in sinners
eye, or like new ambry tipe picture
which is the representation Of no morta
conceivable thing any way you can taxi
it. So you see the ice conglommeratec
round about the frog, for he hit on tina
plan like an Egyptian mummy to pre-
serve himself in secnid secslLora1a, as th'
praist says, till conjaynial times sboul'
come, when pop goes the weazel AM
he'd come out in blazin perspiration J
/ "And was il the frog did all them thing
by himself?" demanded Tady.
'Twas the frogs own natural philoso
phy," answered Mikey.
@The frog" said the incredulous TadJ
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lady, Silas gladly accepted the PROPOSE
tion, and leaping from his horse allowed
the old gentleman to mount and make
off with all his earthly possessions, mon
ey included, without thought.
Rapidly the hours of Thalaba went
by, while these two young and gifted be-
ings pursued their course, quite leisurely
towards their journeys destination.
On arriving at Geneva, Mr.. Wright
drove up to the principal tavern, left his
lady, but then for the first time shade
of anxiety crossed his mind for the safe
ty of his fine horse and his money. He
sent to all the public houses, but could
hear of no such man as described; he
beat up the quarters of the cashier ofihe
tbank, and learned to his additional con-
cern, that such man had called AT the
bank and endeavored to get some money
changed, which he declined doing, as the
notes he presented were counterfeit =
Our future statesman then came to the
conclusion that he had made crooked
start in life. About fifty dollars worth
of old furniture, dilapidated Wagon
and span of worn out old horses, for a
new wardrobe, fine horse and five hun
dred dollars Aye! then there was the
pretty daughter-but her, he could moi
keep as personal property without hel
own consent, and without money he hard
ly wanted wife. He was at his wit;
end, and had just concluded to make the
best of bad bargain, when the old mar
made his appearance, with horse ant
money all safe. 1t turned out that the
money which the cashier had thought tt
be counterfeit was not so, and the mis-
take had given the old man the troubl'
to go some distance to fn an old acquain
tance who might vouch for his respecta
bility in case of trouble, and this occa
: stoned his mysterious absence. In tn
sequel, the beautiful daughter became al
terward the wife of the future statesman
t Detroit -Adcertiser.
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THE ROAR OF THE LION


"One of the most striking things con-
nected with the lion is his voice, which is
extremely grand, and peculiarly striking
II consists at times ofa low, deep moaning,
five or six times, ending in faint
iy audible sighs at other times he startles
the forest with loud, deep-toned, solemn
roars, repeated Ave or six times in quick
succession, each increasing in loudness TO
the third or fourth, when his voice dies
away in five or six low, muffied sounds,
very much resembling distant thunder.
At times, and not unfrequently, troop
may be heard roaring in eonceIt-one as
Stunning the lead, and two, three, or four,
more regularly taking up their parts, like
persons singing catch. Like our Scot
tish stays at the rutting season, they roar
loudest in cold, frosty nights; but on no
occasions are their voices to be heard in
such perfection, or so intensely powerful,
90 ""SA '"o VI shteS SuditSe troops OF
lions approach fountain to drink at the.
same time. When this occurs, every
member of each troop sounds bold roar
of defiance at the opposite parties and
when one roars, all roar together, and each
seems to vie with his comrades in the IN
tensity and power of his voice. The power
and grandeur of these nocturnal forest
concerts is inconceivably striking and
pleasing to the hunters ear. The effect,
may remark, is greatly enhanced when
the hearer happens to be situated In the
depths of the forest, at the dead hour of
midnight, unaccompanied by any attend
ant, and ensconced within twenty yards
of the fountain which the surroundiog
troops of lions are approaching. Such
has been my situation scores of times !;
and though / am allowed to have toler-
ably good taste for music, consider the
catches with which l was then RECALLED
as the sweetest and most natural ever
heard.
" As a general rule, lions roar during
the night; their signing means eommen~
cling as the shades of evening envelope
the forest, and continuing at intervals
, throughout the night. In distant and Sc
D cluded regions, however, / have constant
f ly heard them roaring loudly as late as
D nine and ten o'clock on bright and sunny
: morning. In hazy and rainy weather
b they are to be heard at every hour in the
day, but their roar is subdued. 1t often
y happens that when two strange male lions
e meet at fountain, a terrific combat en-
e sues which not unfrequently ends in the
p death of one of them"
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SILAS WRIGHT.

A friend who was an old acquaintance
of the late Hon. Silas Wright, related to
us an anecdote of that distinguished man
which he received from his own lips, and
as we have never seen it in print, al
though it may have been, we give it to
our readers:
Mr.. Wright left home at an early
age to aseek his fortune" having, by way
of earthly possessions fine horse, sad
die and bride, a pair of saddlebags, a
small stock of clothing, and five hundred
dollars in money, which was in bills and
was deposited in his saddle bags. He
took western course and in travelling
one day he overlook man with a wag-
gon emigrating. There was nothing par
ticuIarly attractive at first view in the
person or equipage, but upon closer in
spection, Mr.. Wright discovered the
daughter of the emigrant, most beau.
tiful young lady, refined and intelligent
They journeyed onward towards Gene
va, chatting costly together, when sudden.
ly the old gentleman reeoIlected that be
wanted to get his money changed at th.
Geneva Bank, and TO enable him to reacl
that place before the close Of bank hours
he proposed that young Wright shoule
take his seat beside the beautiful daugh
ter and allow him To mount Wright
horse and hasten forward. Ardent an
half smitten by the charms Of the youn,
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MERE BEAUTY BUT A SHADOW
The rose of Florida, the most beautiful of
flowers, eulits no fragrance the birds Of
Paradise, the most beautiful of birds, give
no song; the cypress of Greece, the
finest Of trees, yields no fruit.
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- An insane person may lie to thee,
and yet be innocent, and thou mayest lie
to him and be praiseworthy. Now all
persons are somewhat insane, but do
thou beware of lying as a general rule.
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g Heat expands things, and there
fore in hot weather the days are length
ened. Moral heat sometimes expand the
mind, but they lend not to the lengthening
of thy days.
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gg Mathew Lansing used to say -
off you wish to have shoe made of du-
rable material, you should make the up
per leather Of the mouth Of an old topper,
for that never lets in water"
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G. Consult your friend on all things,
especially on those which respect your
self His counsel may then be useful,
where your own self-loye might impair
pour judgment.
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9 Humbolt, who is now past eighty
years of age, is said to be as busy as he
ever was in his younger days, completing
his "Cosmos."
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A stich in time saves nine. IF there
fore thou feelest one in thy side, be thank
ful, o friend.
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e. We know nothing, and yet it is
knowing something to know that thou
knowest nothing.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-02

Cool things are used to cure fever, yet
the over-coolness of a friends act will
throw thee into heat.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-05-02

e. A traveller, journeying wisely,
may learn much. Yet much may also be
learned by him who stays at home.
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@ If thy heart is in the Highlands it
IS not here.
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"a U, how good was Nature, that
placed great rivers near great townsl
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G. Women obey willingly where they
are commanded kindly.
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- Life is a dream, and death an
awakening
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-25

q A Perfumed Breath..-yvhat lady Oh
Gentleman would remain under the curse of disa-
sresanie breath when by using the balm Of Thou.
sand Fiowers a. dentifrice would not only render
u sweet, but leave the teeth white siabsster p
Many persons do not know their breath ID bad, and
the Inject 50 felicats their friends will
ton IT. Pour angle drop of the "Balm" Oh your
toothbrush and wash the teeth night and morning
hity cent bottle will last year.
4 BeautVal Complexion may be acquired by usns
the Balm OF q Thousand Flowers" IL will remove
tan, pnpes and tIeckes from the skim leaving 1T of
soft and rosesre hue. Wet towel, pour Gu two or
three drops, and wash the face night and morning.
Shas.rg Made Easy.-Wet your shaving brush n
either warm or cold water pour or three drops
OF Balm OF aTheusand Flowe rub che beard well
and will mako beautiful soft ather uch facllita-
ting the operation Of shaving. Price on.y 80 cents
For sale BY FEralDGE Co., proprietors, and ell
druggists.
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
10 l2-o0m Agents, Richmond.
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q Bachelors Hair Dye...Twensy years
experiment and application justify the opristor In
warrn1fing this the best Hair Dye In existence.
injury to hair akin. Msds and sold or applied lin
nine private rooms) Ct BACHELORS Wig Factory,
x3 Broadway, New York
The genuine for sale by
BENNETT, BEERS FISHER,
ap lo-6m I25 Main street.
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rFietcher's Hair Tonic Is one Of the
hsppest as we'll as most useful preparations that
US invented for the Hair Its soothing and pene-
tr.,ins effects are wonderfully snd perceptibly felt,
r.onnch that the general exclamation is, 'oh what
T.rn,iuf article Fetchers Hair Tonic ISL and its
bepSAs are uuequslsd by any other preparation. 1t
perfectly ersdieates dsndruf from tbs scsp speed
liz s,ops the hair from falling Off it makes the eoarses
Lr soft and piRnt snd the redest hair, by the Of
lew bottles is changed to beautiful dark brown
For is there any preparation that is equal to
FIetcller's In dressing hair. One or two sppiica-
tons week bsing sufficient to keep it in healthy
condition
IL 10 sold by the principal Druggists in the city and
couutry and for sale, wholesale aud retail by the
n,suufscturer JOHN e. JOHNSON,
is6 10th st.. between Main and Gary.
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" BENZ. Franklin and Prof. DE Grnth.
franklin brought electricity from the heavens to the
earth Prof De Gfath applied that electricity to
live diseased Inortsls Prof De Grath's ELECTRIC
Rheumatism and Neuralgia in day or two; cures
Group Cramp. Pains in the Breast, in 10 minutes;
cures Burns Sprains, Wounds, from to days;
swelled Glands Stiff Neck, from TO s days; cures
Iryspelas scrofaa, pimples, from 2to 10 days.
Ps'sy Govt, Palpitation, Cholera, Corns, in q few
days.
Sold BY PURCELL, LADD CO.. Richmond and
Druggists in every town. Principal Depot No. 50
south 9Th street, Philada. Beware OF dangerous
ecunterfelts. my 28-ts
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Cg~ Reader. are you subject to disordered
stomach loss of appetite, improper digestion, bilious
ness ansuor or any of the other diseases that wear
cut The patience, destroy the temper and harsss the
minds OF many persons, at this particular
OF the yeaT7 If you are, and wish procure speedy
relief Try BAEER's BrrrsRs the only sare remedy
vet discov. red tor them. These Bitters are purely
" geabls in their composition, and have proved so
scisrs ir Virginia recommend them to their most
deieei. patients As they have cured thousands of
other persons Why should you hesitate to try them
Ih. price ia only SO cents per bottle.
For sale by al the principal druggsts in the city
OF Richmond and elsewhere. jy Is
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o.borue,s new Monster

,y 0sbcrne,s newM cnster
~ ,cttT is NOW COMPLETED, and AM
snsni1TYpps and DAGUERREOTYPES are now
81 this monser sze skylisht Gallery to surpass
in tbi, part OF the country. Come and see
.nyars.aIv.s we are prepared TO put up Liknesses
iof ys-r known style OF Art Now on haad Morocco
me-, Pearl Sheli Union. Papier Mache and Jewel
cssr, Sf every size aud price. Also, Gold Frames
80 rncte,ts and Gold Pins designed for pictures
80 amhrotype and Deguerreotyps stock and mate
az. wholesale to country operators. at New York
fA .s. o. 0SBORNE'S Gallery,
P.SIs Sisn of the Flags.
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q Pearly white te eth, sound aud healthy
gums and perfumed breath can be Obtained by the
use OF DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLUID. It arrests
decay prevents the formation of tartar and hardens
the gums 1t is invaluable wash for all affections
of the throat and mouth. Used and recommended as
superior to any denti6er known by DR. VIM. B. Plea
SAINTS Richmond; Robert Earler, NJ. d Lypchburg;
B. Cosby, Petersburg; P s. Mann, M. D., Charles
ton, 8. G.; w. 8. Francis. NJ D., Mobile and hun
dreds Of Others. For sale by all druggists.
may 20 SIN.
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BY AIexanser Nsts.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
4 NITURE, DRY 0OODS, SHOES, HATS lie.
viii be sold at auction. on SATURDAY., July 18th.
81 10 O'clock general assortment OF new ana second
pets, &c. - &
ALSO-seyeral invoicf Of Ready made Clothing
Dry foods shoes, Hats Lsps DC 100 dog. plsin and
Clt,5iam Bar Tumhlers; go dcz. Fluted TumbieTs.
Whiakey Brandy, Suaar, Coffee,
Candies Soap, Maccaroni. Prunes DC.
ADDITIONAL.-Wili he added to the above sale,
! - super Msnogany and Velvet Dentist or BARRIERS
Chair; super Velvet flee or psrlor Chair Gold
and Silver Watches; Double Barrel Guns. and s
Five Barrel Revolvers Alex MOTT
jy25 Auctioneer.
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BY GeddIn q Apoe1-e-.--.--

TRUSTEEsS SALk OF FUKN1rURR
4 BELONGING TO THE C0LUMBiAN Ha5-
Mrs Margaret Brooks, on the S0th Decemhsr' ia3
duly recorded 10 Riehmond Hustines Court sLslI
st the request Of q the creditors and with her
Columbian Hotel, ia the city OF Richmond. 81 rni.
DAY, the 18th Of July 1885 con mensiug & 10 COX
f. NJ all the Furniture and effects belo1ginx 70 said
The particular attention Of Hotel keepers ana offha
public generally IL respectfully called 70 this nile 8
IL il seldom that much furniture Il offered e arc
ton ct one time.
Terms made known at the hour Of sale.
yN W. 9ODDIN Trusfee
Immediately after the shove nle. will s. sold
psir Of Carriage boues Terms -Nesotiable moi -
at 4months, with good endorser.
iva eta
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tsr Good News for the Ladies .:--Oper

t3~ Good News for the la dies :! .--Open-
Ing this morning at N. EZEKIEL'S Cheap store,
AGO YARDS superior new styles Jaconetts and Lawns,
to be run OF at only nine pence the yard; in this
lot of the finest textures ard good colsrs.
and richly worth from, ~ to Is cents the yard really
cheap $500 yards superior fine Rich Organdies and
French aconetts. splendid styles, and co,ors worth
from IS cents to SIT win be of at only shil-
ling the yard. This lot is well worth the attention of
purchasers 1000 ysrds really handsome style Lawns.
which will be oil at only cents the yard worth
nearly double, together with many other new and
desirable styles Of goedE that will sell off equally
Is cheap to close out the summer stock on hand.
N. EZEKlELS Cheap Store, No. 10,
Main ST., ne 1t door to 2. K. Whites
jy9 Boot and Shoe Saloon.
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CT We appeal to our best known csti-
WE OFFER NO MERE MUSHROOM ARTE
Gle, But 4 MEDICLNE PROVED BY
ORATOR AND REST0RER OF THE SYS-
TEN.
THE sUMMER-ITs nIsEAsEs-THE RENE
by AT HAND
HAMPTONS TEGETABLE TINCTURE.
We have the strongest Of the good effects
Diseases of the Bowels incident to the 1t in
vigorates the stomach and bowels, and renders the
system great assistance in combating the approach
OF indeed all forms of disease.
HAMP TONS VEGETABLE TINCTCRE,
By its mild action on the stomach, liver and the kid
peys will cure Dyspepsia, Coughs Asfima bronchial
and Lung affections, Pains in the Back. Side and
Breast Consumption Scrofutd. Rheunsatisn, Gout
Neuralgia, Fistuid. Piles, Boicel Comfatats, Worms
and Nervous Debiities and all diseases arising from
impure blood.
DELICATE CHILDREN.
One bottle will prove its superior virtue.
As Il FEMALE MLDICINE
Rempton's Iiucture cannot be exceiied Az beau
tylns agent it far superior to any Of the cosmetics
of the day, producing beautiful clear skin, and Civ
ing to the cheeks the color of the rose, importing
every muscle that life and elasticity which gives to
all who enjoy health such grace and beauty.
Chronic or Periodical Nervous, Sick Headache
of long standing has been cured b. tss nvigora-
tor aud restorative, where gentle smulant is want
cd believe it superior to all the cordals be
fore the public to the Youth and Old Ags the Single
and Married. we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and sec cures
Sold by q. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
CO, Richmond; BY Dr. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
sll the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store.
keepers everywhere.
io 19--dxets
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~ Daiiey's Genuine Pain Extractor
viii sabdue the pain and Inflammation from tho se.
VeFseet burns scalds ia from one to twenty MIN
utes-sn that it will heal the wounds without scars
and efectuaily cure Fever Sores-Piles-Salt Rheum
--lnhannatory Rheunatism-Sore and lnhamed
Eyes-Cuts- Wounds Bruises-Old and fnyeterate
sores-scsld Hsad-Corns and Bunions-Erys ipeas-
spralus --Sweliings-Felons--Cni baips-BiEes of In
sects--Swsllsd and Broken Bresst-Sore Nipples
fruPuons- all other iafsmmRtory and cutaneous
aaes, where tho parts affected can be reached.
Don't % NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the many diseases named
be cured By only reflect that the few,
bat positive properties which the DALEY ssIve alone
contains and Is heretofore euumerEtedone to four.-
can reach not alone the aforementioned diseases,
pui many more Lot enumerated.
Query-Do NOT REGULAR BRED PHYSICIANS PRE-.
scSiBs cALoAEL iNwAKoLY FOR SCORES or BIF.
TEaEsT DISEASES
Lseh sox of GENUINE DALLEYs PAIN ExTRAc-
TOR mas upon it Steel Plate Engraved Label with
the sgnaturos OF C. v. CLICKENER & Co., pro-
piistoEs, and HENRY DALEY, Manufacturer. AL
0tas. are counterfeit Price IS cents per box
~ AL orders should be addressed to c. v. Click
snsf 20 81 Barclay street, New York.
sof sse Wholesale aid retail by
BENNETT, BEERS l. FISHER,
~ io-om Is lain street.
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ePEcrAL NOTICES.

~., - Ne ware Of Green FrsIs snd vcgcan-
T pv.ssnsion ard Care for Disrrhca Cho,,c,
Choes s;ns.r fer the above diseases Il admitted
virtues o. mole Medical Faculty and reccmmended
b. , the fact no family should be without + The
E, III s ssi ss ssss ss :ss
the s,nt taken after eating. promotes Digestion
esh'ns ns an. mad effects from the impruden, use OF
hsnse cf wster, or extreme heat; restoring the
fFu'. .,,. F;nt BEETLES 50 cent?
srpeh'e. nv RsNNETT, BEERS L FISHER
ossmsss 4 APPERsoN; MEADE 4 BAKER,
GU Sn ssrss;sls jys-dsm
-usfr CuttiuG.--To strangers vistt,n9
", and citizens: Ii you wish TO get your mar
cut .. end sS Sss :, &. Hair ossas
sdvtss shamposins and Bathing room, uAder the
sss. .r,..n Hotel. Entrance 90 Ilth stree.
Amer hiskers Dyed either Black or Brown color.