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Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
PIONEER SALOON.
GEORGE n. CuA.VIs

hEALER in Foreign and Domestic Dry
l. Goods. Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, Cutlery,
Hardware, Groceries, Liquors, and ready mads
Ciothlng, &c, &C., on the Levee, in Atchisoas
Kansas Territory
nave now in store, and am constantly i'm
receipt of every variety of Goods suitable to
the market, f1om st. Louis and the East. My
stock consists in part OF the following:
Loaf, crushed and brown SugarsS
Coffee, Tea, Moiasses, Rice Cheese, Spices Of
ali kinds.
Silks, Woollens, Prints, Cambricks, Lawns,
Sheeting, Shirtings Lrsss linen, and Linen
Cambffck,
Ready moe C5e&king of every description
Cals ssEd Sip Boots, Silk and cashmere Hats;
Cleths, Casimers and Satinets;
Ladies wear, snch as Bonnets, Slippers, Gai-
ters, Collars, Hosiery &C.;
All of which viii be sold low for cash.
Atchison, K. T. sItf .s-E
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
DR. ID. mcvAY

"AS permanently located in Atchison, and
L J. offer his professional service to the citi-
zens of Atchison and uicinity.
Office on Main street, in S. Dixon's store.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

LoGAEsPoET, Ind, June 27th, 1855.
Messrs. o. J. Wood s. Co-Gents: Yorr,
OF the 18th is just received. Enclosed plesss
find $50 90, it being the amount for hair restor.
ative. l have sold it all.
If you choose you may send me six z..zs,
Hair Restorative. think can sellit. Itb.S
worked mirales in this place. Isold a man sir
81 bottles who was bald, and it brought new
hair out all over his head.
Yours very respectfully,
w. II. GRIDLEY
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

}. II. sTEszNGEELLow, N. d.
OFFERS his professional services to the
" citizens of Atckison and vicinity.
OfSce in S9uatter Sovereign building
Atelifson. Feb. 3rd 1S!5.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
46Iy

ALLEN AHE, xe0HERFsOx.
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
WILL Keep cosstaRtly on hand every thing
w in their line, of the best quality, at sacb
prices that none can be dissatisfied
Atrhison. K. T. sftf.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
LAST CALL BUT ONE!

A Ii PERSONS indebted to Aspling & Stew
II ems or Aspiing, Stevens & Co., on last
years account, or by note, are respectfully re-
quested to call and settle the same Immediately,
as further indulgence HlB not be given. Any
accounts or notes rset settled by tie first of Au-
gust will be put into the hands of the proper
officer for collection.
ASPLING & STEVENS.
'23-tf ASPLING, STEVENS s. Co.
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25

ST. JOSEPH, NO.
HAVE in store the following named articles
l. Il which they offer to the trade cheap for
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
WANTED! MANIFOLD!

I WILL pay the highest market price in cash,
l. for all sorts of vegetables, such as potatoes.
cabbage, beetes, turniPs, &c. Also for eggs.
butter, chickens, oats and corn. Persons hav-
ing the above articles for sale viii do well in
bringing them to me, at the ssAtchison House. -
sept. %, 1888. tf. o. B. DICKINSON
Squatter sovereign., 1856-03-25
DIR. j. B. EWELL.
AESInENT pHYSIEIANs ,

HAVING practiced medicine in the West
Il for many years, and understanding thor
oushly the diseases of the country, offers his
services to the citizens of Atehison and vicini-
ty. Will always be found at ths Drug Store of
Ewen s. Dykes, when not professionally en-
gagged. 29-Iy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-29
TERMS.

Cooper's Clarksburg Register is published sin
Clarksburg, Va, every Friday morning, at
S9,0O per annum, in advance, or at the expiration
Of ak months from the time Of subscribing; after
which o., so will invariably be charged.
No subscription will be received for a less pe-
riod than six months.
No paper will DO discontinued except at the op-
ton Of the proprietor, until oil arrearages are
paid up-and those who do not oder their pap
to be discontinued at the end of their term Of
subscription will bo considered as desiring to
have it continued.
Advertisements will be inserted at $1.O0 per
square Of twelve lines for the first three inser-
lions, and twenty cents for zach subsequent
insertion
"A liberal deduction on the above rates will be
made to those who advertise by the year.
No advertisement countcdlcSs than square.
The number OfinSertiOnS must be specified, or
this advertisement will he continued and charged
accordingly,
Announcements Of candidates for Office 81 90
Marriages and Deaths inserted gratis.
All communications. to: insure attention must
be accumVamicd by the authors name and post
paid.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-29
From the Richmond Enquirer.
FILLMOHE ON SLAVERY.
A Black Record.

But the case against Mr.. Fillmore does
not stop here. On the 81 day Of Jauua.
~, 1S43, MIR. Slade of Vermont, moved
the following preamble and resolutions
Whereas, by law Of the United
States, framed on the ! 5th Of May, 1886 ;
the foreign slave trade is declared to be
piracy, and is made punishable by death;
and whereas there is and has long been,
carried on in the District of Columbia,
within sight of the halls of the two hou-
scs of Congress, and the residence Of the
Chief Executive Magistrate OF the nation,
trade in men, involving all the principles
OF outrage on human rights which char
acterize the foreign slave trade. and which
have drawn upon it the maledictionG OF
the civilized world. and StigmatiZed those
engaged in it as the enemies Of the race ;
and whereas the trade thus existing in
this District is aggravated in enOrmity by
reason of its being carried on in the heart
ola nation whose institutions are based up.
on the principle that all men are created
equal, and whose laws have in effect pro-
claimed its great and superlalive iniqulty;
aggravated, moreover. by its outrage on
the sensibilities of Christian community,
by suudering the ties of Christian broth.
erhood, and by the anguish of its remorse-
less violation Of all the domestic relations,
rendered the more deep and enduring by
the hallowing influence of the Christian
religion upon those relations, and by the
increase of strength which it gives to the
domestic affections and whereas this
trade in human beings is carried on un-
der the authority of laws enacted by the
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-29
ADVENTURES WITH A RlII-
NOCEROS.

Anderson in his "South Western A ri.
ca" gives the annexed description of IN
adventure he had with rhinoceros
One fine moonlight night. when snug
ly esconsed in my "skarm." and contem
plating the strange, but picturesque scene
before me. my reverie was interrupted by
inharmonious gruntings of black rhno
ceros. He was evidently in a bad humor
for. as he emerged from among the trees
into more open ground, I observed him
madly charging anything and everything
that he encountered. such as stones, bush
es, &c. Even the whitened skulls and
and skeletons of his own species. lying
scattered about on the ground, were at
tackled with iEconceivable fury. was
much amused al his eccentric past time,
but owing to the openness Of the ground
and the quantities of limestone there's
abouts, which made objects more dis
tinct, he was not easy of approach. How
ever, after divesting myself of my shoes
and all the more conspicuous parts of my
dress, l managed to crawl-pushing my
gun before me-to within a short distance
Of the snorting beast. AS he was advauc-
ing in a direct line towards me, did not
like to ire. because one has little chance
Of killing the rhinoceros. when in that po
sition. Having approached to within a
few feet of me, his attention was attract
ed. and suddenly uttering one of those
strange "blowing" noises, SO peculiar to
the beast when alarmed or enrageh, he
prepared to treat me in a similar manner
to the stones and skulls he had so uncer.
enormously tossed about. Not moment
was to be lost, and in self-defense, fired
at his head. shall never forget the con-
fusion of the animal on receiving tho con-
tents Of my gun. Springing nearly per.
pendicularly into the air, and to the
height Of many feet. he came down again
with a thump that seemed to make the
earth tremble-theu pIunging violently
forward lin doing which he all but tram.
pied upon me. he ran round and round
the spot for ab Ut five minutes. envelop.
ing every object in dust. Al last he dash
ed into the wood and was hidden from
vi. W. Not finding blood OH his track.
had no reason to suppose he was murl,
hurt. My notion is the bullet struck his
horn. partially stunning him with its jar
ing violence. Had my gun missed fire it
is more than probable that l should have
been impaled.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-29
OH! WOULD THAT I'D BEEN BORN
A BOY.

BY BELLE THoRNE.
Oh! would that I'd been born a boy,
How happy would be
I'D be the envy Of the men,
The girls should worship me.
Id wear very graceful hat,
Not stove-pipe affair;
And from beneath its brim should flow
Rich waves Of dark brown hair.
wouldn't be fop, you know,
For fops do dispise,
But dress with style and taste enough
To please the ladies' eyes.
When e're felt in " melting mood"
To Laura Keene's I'd go;
For oh! bIest thought of Liberty,
l shouldn't want u beau.
I'D have might-key-that would,
And I'd go out and in
Without dozen folks to ask
"WHY, Bell, where HAVE YOU been ?''
I wouldn't drink, or chew, or swear:
wouldn't-ycs l WOULD.
I'd smoke cigars, provided
Could always got them good.
I'D have dozen pretty girls,
For " cOHsins'--nothing more.
And then I'd have dear brunette,
a darling, I'd udure.
A darling, melting, biack-cyed love,
A teasing, hugging eff,
With yielding charms and round white arms
A deur-ju ust like myself
I'd never slander woman, no!
I'd never kiss and tell,
And there's some fellows in this town,
On !-wouldn't thrash 'em well
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EEFrom the Madison Courier we copy
the following
ts"W1LD CAT BANKs.-Indiana State
Banks. Bloomfield Mining and Manufac.
turing Company's Bank Bank of Com
merce. at Point Commerce the Elkllart
a Bank at EIkhart; Downiug's Bank of In-
diana. at Richland aud the Western
Exchange Gompany's Bank. Indianapolis,
O are are. not known at the Auditor of States
~, The public should be on their guard.
Ihere are lenty of good banks in the
country. rendering it entirely unnecessary
to encourage the circulation of notes Of
doubtful institutions.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-29

PURE AND UNADuLrERArED BLACK Re
PruLICAX.-The True American, black
republican organ in Erie county, Penn
sylvania. i'll commenting upon a speech
delivered at IL democratic mreting. says :
" This twadIIe about The " Union" and
its "Prs@erVQti0n" is too silly and sicken-
b ing for any good effect. We think that
tie liberty Of single SLn"e Is ,oorth more
than ALL THE UNIONS GODS UNIVERSE CAN
.noLDl'
In the above atrocious sentiment we
have a beautiful illustration of the pre-
ponderasing negro -worshipping feature Of
black republican:sm. In the opinion Of
the demaSo CUES. fanatics. anil mrdmen
who have nominated Mr.. Fremont for the
presidency. one negro is Of more consc-
quence than the safety and perpetuity Of
our glorious Union Wash. Union.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-29
RENCONTRE WITH AN ARAB
SAINT.

There is one nuisance in Cyrene, too
characteristic not to be mentioned. A
small community Of Deryishes, or Maroa.
butts, as they are generally called here.
has established itself lately in one Of the
largest tombs not far from the fountain.
They belong to an order recently founded
by reputed saint. called the Shcikh Es-
Senousy and their president in Grennah
is a fanatic of the first order who will
not defile his eyes by even looking at a
Christian. He busily employed himself
after my arrival here in impressing upon
my servants the degradation of serving
me. The consequence was that they all
grew so uncivil-1 must except the cook
that was at last obliged to change
them. The groom-au eater of pork
and drinker Of wine in the town-here
missed none Of his prayers. and between
the devotion Of my servants and their
visitors, the encampment resounded all
day long with " Allah ekbar T. was
glad to see so much religion among my
people hut could have wished it pro-
dueliVe Of little more civility. Not con.
tent with giving such good lessons to my
servants. his saiutship p was. it seems. Sc
riously annoyed By my presence here /;
and particularly at my having passed
once or twice before the cave which he
inhabits. He sent some OF his people
here to say that if l or my Christian SER
wants again passed before his door he
would fire upon US; but Mohommed, who
received the message. knew me too we'll
to deliver it. By chance that same after
noon, whilst l was engaged below,
Of Il,a ot1on fnool,S
servant took his path, little expecting
he should thereby incur the holy mans
displeasure. Two Arabs. armed with
large stones, came to oblige him to turn
back, but he, luckily, had his gun in his
hand, and they consequently Ietreated.
Next morning | sent TO Abou Bekr to
complain of the insult offered to me, as
suring him that not day should pass
thence forward without my taking the
tabooed road. II was too delicate mat
ter for him to deal with directly, the
church assuming here, as elsewhere, sep
arate jurisdiction he therefore, sent one
Of his sons to the superior chief convent.
with letters to request the punishment Of
offenders. Meantime. kept my word,
and in going out in the evening l took
this road when found some thirty
Arabs Of all ages, prepared to bar my
passage. AS | advanced quietly, they
drew on one side, but as passed them.
one small stone was thrown al, but miss
ed me on which l turned. and going
strait among them, desired to know the
name OF the fellow who had thrown the
stone. This information. naturally enough
could not obtain from them =; but had
seen the man who threw the stone. re-
marking that he Was more than ordinari-
ly ugly. l. therefore threatened that
would have both him and them punished.
The next day the Offenders were brought
before the great Sheikh's Secretary-a
man discovered of good sense and man
nerS-who condemned them with their
superior to ffty strokes Npiece with his
th'ee>tailed corbaj IA punishment. wi ich
will not. hope. be soon foryntten.-
Kumato"'s Wunderings IN South africa.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-29

EE Some persons are never happy un,
less they are perfectly miserable, and
some are only miserable when they are
'upremely happy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-08-29

waited him to the Presidency, he was uni
yersally distrusted by the South.
AS Fillmore's friends in the South pre-
tend to find in his administration abund-
ant evidence Of his rennuciation of Aboli-
tionism and Of his fidelity to the consitn-
tional guarantees Of slavery. we invite
particular attention TO the following ex>
animation Of his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-14

L,oR NORFOLK AND PETERsBuRG.-THE UNITED
IL states mail steamship ROANOKE, Capt Thomas skin.
ner VIII leave for the above places "Wednesday July
ioeock M from pier - North river She win arrive
Norfolk the neu afternoon, and Petersburg the following
morning Passengers for the south will proceed directly on
BY the great southern mail line TO Charleston Augusta sa
vannah &c Those for Richmond will their iestina
ton early Friday morning Travellers VIII pd Dis the cheap
est, pleashnies and most expeditions route. Passage AMI
fare with aateroom, Norfolk ~ Petersburg and Rich
mond, sio. Apply 20 LUDLAM 4 PLEAsANTs, AZ Broad.
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TER A MILLION SPEARS, or THE VA.
i and qualities NOrmas ~ ~ and up
a d. Hareains can be had. Cash adva Gee
IN tced, q q.aerWSs Y, yHEsGs "
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LIZA FARM, SITUATED ON THE MABGIN
|IIsekensack river, NJ. Beautiful location. four
krom New York, zone hundred and ten acres,t hf
ten meadow and eighty five tillabIe land. Fruit
kinds in full bearing, sirawberris and small iruf
/ Excellent house, rooms painted In fresco, best
BIZ and cold bath ROOM large barr and out buildings
houses. Pure spring water conveyed through the
barn yard. Price, $1,000; $4,000 on bond and
ht per cent. Apply TO JOHN JUST, No. Ferry
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIrKD STATES
i mail steamers-Fhe ships comprising this Ans Ee:-
Tbe AukANTI0t Capt. Oliver Eldrdge.
The BAYTIC, Capt. Joseph Comstock
The ADRIAfIO, Capt James West.
These shs having been built by contract expressy for he
care has been taken N Their con
ructon also In their engines insure strength and
speed their Cor passengers unequal
led for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool in first cabin
$780, second do. E5 Exclusive OF ssate
rooms :Ss6 From Liverpool 70 New York, 80 and 70 gSl
berhs be secured until paid for Ths ships Of tbs hne
have Improved water tight buheads and avoid danger
from Zee win net cross he Banks north Of - degrees Hnta
Altar khe al NJ Ancu
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ITCHEs, JEwEJ.RY, SO.

JvwELRy STORE, no. u FULTON
| select assortment of hne Watches Jew eiry, all
wsre constantly on hand nj verv low pr,ces-
MD DIAMONDS VERY Low.-rHu SUE
x all descriptions OF fine gold, diamond add Al
ewelry. b, wholesale and retail. u muoA lee
|bricee.
ii gold. cameo. mosaic, carsuncls and pearl sM
ssd bracelets in boxes. .t0 " 70 500 " each
X,d rofrco. raoaair peaff
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IYkRD FOR sAI.E.--THE LEASE AND FIX
l lumber yard, In Brooklyn. together with the
red Good sheds stables and everything IN com.
sith frki rate business. 10 a party wishing 70
3 n rare chance for any responsible party wish.
in either business, aud By such Il can be had III n
N1N9S, - william street, y. r., IN the base
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poRTRAyr OF rREwoNr-rHIs DAY FURNISHED.
III life sse portrait Of the republican candidate. Price
plain 81 the usual Discount 70 The trade
- : Govrtt 4 60, M Byaaum
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ITO TARGET COMPANIES AND PICNIC PARTIES
Bellevue Garden will be found the peasantei place
within the vicinity Of New York foot Of Eighteth street.
river Second and Third avenue every i've minutes
s. WARD, Proprietor.
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paint shop. 81 Sixth avenue, near Fourth street ma
thriving business The lease sock ani ~
re. applet fod immeeasly IS We prcprietor 4 gong
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UEsIPFau0s

UyOR LIvERPOOI.-THE UNITED STATES MAI.
IL steamship BALTIC Comstock commander viii depar
with the United States mails for Europe positively on Satur
day July 49, at II O'Clock H.. from her berth, n the foot
Canal street
NOTICEThe steamers Of this line have water tight COM
patment avoid danger from the ice will the
Banks north of AZ degrees until after the k of August
For freight passage, having uneqused accommodation
~ EDWAR6 k. COLLINS, IS Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board At O'Clock M
All letters pass through the Pos ooe; any others wiz
be returned
The steamship Ericsson Lowbsr twin succeed the Baltic
and sail on Saturday August 2
No1IcE-The rate freight Liverpool to New York
reduced four pounds per measurement until furhes
notice.
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MEDICAL,


! nR coBDErr. 70 DIANE STREET S1NsEs or TFs
~ y un,sr. sy DC consulted ~ On iss,.
70 make permansni cures see Dr. os spcma 2 h. cacs
| DR. WARDS uSroRruYATEs FRIEND. ASp orHFa
~ unrvsled remedies arres The rnvases Of Disease :,
sanus vTus s;rea, attention 10 Each csse ana saies s
warranted oaee No . csnsl street corner DroslwaY.
DR. COOPER, "a DIANE sTREEr, NAT DE Coz.
sgsd va, 90 go =. ne vs, s.,s
cured Charges moderate \. B-No foe IA cured
M. LARsoYr.s PARIS AND .toSDoy MEDICAL.
asysT and ssrssse es as s. % g s,s.
rsnsdi5 and shows ne .upsrory RI. and
os srs ssnsrs z m aud s
SSsoe :s So. Is 'SIsfi s e c ss5as
cs 70 Se ~ co SSRS s K TS % Esas
IMPORT INT TO FrxAf.Es -nrsrAsFs OF rEwALys
exclusively 'rea.es " e pSBoIs Rs@si,e. Cor smss
son-uaofs and letters strictly confidential Patients from
se once sc M sp ae " Nest fsu ss
II CL,wsoN KELLEY ANALYTICAL PHysrCTtN,
60 be consul, "a By ladies and gentlemen a ha cce.
No Ee House fourh avenue upon diseases q NE lunEs
,qs. rSin Monday. Juyi ul saturday, he SIh wEacs
charge
ON DR. CoRIIrT rs CONSULTED PRIVATELY ~
~ his oce Miarh street. Yearly opposite street
and fourth door from fulton street BROOKLYN from A. 70
or "
pRIvATz cossuLTATIoss.-pR WATSON HAs
for long sss: s,, s sSpp led s ss s % a.
remedies arc %d and no Interruption CUISINES. :
change constant a'tenn frorn
IN The morning until night his consulting an1
Residence Walker street Ell sSp,s xs, & s,CwS
Formerly surgeon 10 The Lock HcsptA-
DiIrs. rILEs, PIIEs-pR DurRrEs cELrBRArED
REMEDIES viii the piles external
nernal Fny cents per bon. Once rs Nassau street WIN
be BY mail o The country sci b. respectable drus
DfCoRDs PRACTICABLE. c, u. HAMMOND FoPs
III merry pupil with Record Of Paris snf with prs Gao
nochan aud Mott Of this city consulted the cure a
~ important oss 81 diseases including those Of he trosS
and lrngs st his mecN surgical SIG Brpadway
the afflicted positive assurance OF relief Treatment also By
letter, and medicines sent Consultations en- FrHncais.
G. y. HAMMOND, NJ ID.
CPECTAI MEDICAL KoTTCE-DR. II G. JOHNSON
~ removed-Omce 40 Broadway, New york--In upwards
eight hundred during the past Of the most
obstinate and terrible pstue he has had the q
witnessing f and pcrfec Strangers be referred
many them desired Encouraged W his extraordinary
success sl conadeay invites he public psrcuaes m
he invaluable method for tres'nnA dkeases acquired
prudence neglect 0re humbpx This hae
been thoroughly tested NJ ITO the lsdes-Tn curing Ne
many distressing complaints 70 which the subiec Ne g
well SHOWN General Diseases special rrcsuAries and -
obsrrucsons removed BY medical surgical treatment Con-
vent Al rms furnished during illness his hovs Ccnsa
tions e her person By msr strictly coahdenhA once
'''' &c, JOHNSON, opwSIss gpyuanA
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MISCELLANEOUS


MISCELLANEOUS
A RTHuR'S CELEBRATED CANS AND JARS FO0
IA fresh fruits and vegetables operation snSe
As India rubber s used II aaklng those
tight they free from all unpleasant odor TIA
whole permitting them TO be properly ceanss
allows them 70 nest Tor shipping Use The best ws
is Arthurs and do not waste fruit and sugar on nfe
ones The supplied by f. ToRREY, mapussc4rsss
HVNLERs MProy. MENT IN PILL MAKlNG.-A
N machine simple construction, combining the natural
principles Of making pills Capacity Of machine from 70
leo gross OF boxes Of pills day perfect and uniform %
exhb,ton Barnes Parks medicine depSt,
No. 3C4 Broadway, New York.
DAMAPO RAzoRs $50 DOZEN AMERICAN RAzoR9
IL manufactured by VIM. Gnehrs, Tor sale BY A. We
SPIES u Maiden lane.
ITO ALL WHO USE yARNIsnEs AND LACHERs.- DR.
Indo deceased has transmitted 70 me the knowledge q
the manufacture Of hts celebrated varnsh OF various kinda
which he sold throughout the country for twenty years am
prepared TO sell 70 all old customers as wei as others wns
Narnishes OF either kind al prices far reduoc4
from which have been furnished heretofore-
Drying copa rarnish gum amber acker gum elastic ssrnis
acker bronze and white vernish East India
black Japan sh for oil paintings be Lad BY
'en''nS 0'ue'' " W a''' - ~ ABRAM Undo.
VyER0NEs' ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATBs-D4.
PRINCE, OF Brooklyn, proprietor add Prof tEkdNAS.
attendance 10 broadway Thsy guarantee tocuU
neuralgia, and al impurities arisr from mo M
prudent Of mercury or other metallic slbsanecs spe0A
department! for ladies'.