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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-02-20

-----On-tte- -26ih Of Dec, 1855, by the
same. MrtlIARRisoN ANDERSON, and Miss
NAScT A. CUMMlNGs, all OF this county.
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Seizure and Condemnation Of the Slave Brig
General Pierce.
District Attorney NcKeon has received the follow
ing communication from the Secretary Of State at Wash
hgton:-
UNITED STATES ConER1AL AGENCY,
LoAxnA, March 5, 1855. I
m;-On the 18th ultimo the Portuguese brig Of war
Berra do Pillar usder command Of Captain j. NJ DIS. Ro
doralho, captured a prize unknown brig, or Old
Benguea. The following the particulars Of this cir
cumstance, which becomes to communicate 70 you
fbr your intelligence
The brig of war above mentioned, on the morning
kc above capture espied sail close under the land Tie
Hesra do Pillar Immediately stood for her. very soon
assox the land breose tailed them, and both were be-
calnsd About two hours afterwards a strong breeze
eprupy up the chase then commenced with vigor to the
Couthwsrd.
The Suspicious brig then hoisted American coiors The
Portuguese brig war proving faster sailing vessel in
three houIs and half close aboard of her At this
pexIod the brig showing American colors kept Off and
Shoso on board apparently tried TO the vessel on
shore but did not succeed the Serfa do Pillar cut her
O. ard sent BOAT board of her in command of n
lieutenant This officer wished to the papers OF the
vessel 10 prove her nationality as the said vessel was
,bin the boundary ncs OF the Portuguese possessions
The crew of the vessel said they had no papers, With
sh information the cxenant returned to the Sierra do
Pillar and in company with Captain Rodoralho and
sa force boarded the suspicious vessel Captain Ro-
soralho made tho demand 20 see the papers, but
VIII % further succass He aeu orasrca toe vessels
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Anson's Large Size Dagucrrcotypes for Sc

NhsOH'B Lafge SIC Oh2ucffc0tyIcs TOT %
cents large others 50 cents equal
those taken elsewhere for 81 Those who have
ly nothing but ambroype of deceased friend will do well
to have copied daguerreotype photograph the
glass sweas and the picture disappears chemicals will
amagamate with glass; and those who have their
broype at trfng expense have daguerreoype in
serted the the ainbrotypes
and the glass used over the daguerreotype.
Ifyon send your ambroype to Europe and like the look
ing and plate glass and spells the picture
will regret you did not geta
Daguerreotype Mt Anson's.
Ifyou put ambrotypc in your trunk, the gum be-
tween the glasses spo dress will regret you did
not geta
Daguerreotype at Anson's.
Iyou drop the ambroype and break t. aud you have only
the fragments Of picture priced Of departed friend
viii regret you did not get
Daguerreotype at ANSONS
$50 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Good Newspaper In a Family is a most
excellent instructor those who wish be informed
Of the day in these stirring times should take the AME
RICAN WEEKLY PRESS the best newspaper In the country
printed every Friday morning. large double sheet
to subscribers at 81 and agents 81 80
hundred cash. In advance Advertisements inserted
ATTY cents line Office northwest Of Fulton and Mas
Streets where al orders must be sent The paper for
Ne 1T the Office, and by the news agents
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIF1CATTON.

r. A.--THE MEMBERS OF JACKSON LODGE NO
~ b. A. p A. requested 10 attend special meeting az
their lodge rooms, corner of Twenynnth street Eighth
avenue Saturday evening, June The purpose OF
making Arrangements for celebrating the Fourth of July
Albany Ncgbers o! Other lodges intending 60 with Jack
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Something Briuiant.-Th0se Splendid Lilac
cashmere md light straw s Of WHITES the halter Of
Sunday and the looked cool and comfortable
they had just from house, His 2O
Broadway and at l48 Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Panama Hats.-The Genuine Article, OF I'M
neness at prices from $40 to $50 each hat For
sale by A. LELAND i CO., $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

summer stOck-Our Large and Elegant
stock Of clothing ready SALE enbrao
ns many spscses and styles 70 be found nowhere elsa
forming altogether the largest stock Of fashionable and de
md Azed prices. ID. DEVI4IN 4 CO.,
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Espenscheid's Summer Style OF Hats for
1866 Of the Rocky Mountain and cassmeres of various
shades the richest fabric have yet The popularity
Of the hats eanang from this establishment manifested Ia
en- extensive and rapidly increasing demand Those Of his
their hats ordered for las. week. depend upon receiving
hem In the course Of a few days.
N. ESPENSCHEID lis Nassau street.
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scro<ula, Ulcers, Rheumatism, Eruptions

&c, cured without fail by DR. HEINZ, 3S3 BrOome
Iconsder duty towards DR. Heine aud the public to
known TO sufferers Of diseases where be cured.
tried Professor Parker James r. Wood Dr. Knbark,
purpose II in the newspapers where Dr. Henes
name and through the channel happy state that
DR. Hene has perfectly cured of the most dreadful and
greatest mseries My whole person covered with ulcers
half and lips eaten OIL shall be pleased to inn
part suffers all particulars, by calling my residence o2
Fourth street. Mrs. MARGRET DEAN.
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Ev1nD NxSfznMv0 CIOtMkhB Waf6h0usC-66
and 90 Fulton street. Thin SUITS 81 black alpaca
Suits S. white duck suits s zephyr Cashmere suits $40;
white duck u 30; white Marseiles e. white
drilling pants 81; alpaca coats trimmed with silk velvet
81 5O brown linen pants, Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Pianos and Melodeons, from Eight Different
making the largest assortment In the cry be-
AAt defy competition Pianos rent and allowed on
purchase. H. WATERS, Agent 333 Broadway. J.
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scat ana pants can be lsa at SMITH BROTHERS. l22 and
$50 FUTON street Drt felt beaver pants Sl3
PLOT cat and pants si5 drah kersey beaver pants
sls blue felt beaver coat and pants Sl3 blue md
pants S3 70 Si5 blue beaver pants Sl4 10 SIS
samples OF our styles be
l4O Fulton street. -
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A GENTS, LOOK OUT.-AGENTS WHO DESIRE TO BE
IA furnished with copies Of the AMERICAN WEEKLY
PRESS should be the qu vive this morning The bes
paper printed in the country Price, 81 year. 81 50 pei
hundred agents Once northwest corner OF Fulton and
Nassau streets, New York
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veopes &C. in the latest syle silver door pesexra heavy
silver; coats Of arms, erssts cyphers, &C., on stone
EIERDELI 500 Broadway corner Duane street, established
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Alpacas and Drap d'Etcs.-The Largest,
handsones best finished stock of alpaca aad drsp
pants and vests in New York may be found at EVANS
ensye clothing warehouse &C and 63 Fulton street. Alpaca
suits six dollars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Fremont, Free Fight, Free America, and
your portraits taken by HOLMES the great North
American Titan picture maker 80 Broadway Cost
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The Celebrated Zephyr Merin0 Under Gar
ments, first introduced 70 the public by MLAUGLfN will
be found In great variety for and women, his
shirt and furnishing establishment 2 Greenwich street. cor
.ofM Mn
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The Public Deceived In the PurcI

The Public Deceived I'm the Purchase of the
various cans lin imitation called selfseang which made
by various partessoley 10 sell Spras patent when
used according directions certain to preserve eecua
ways warranted by the seller fully the purpose.
None genuine except those having in letters the cap
"Spratt's Patent"
WELLS L PROVOST Proprietors, No 81 Pearl street
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the cashmere hat of ex9usey delicate and becoming tint
extremely light and Of the finest texture has just been brought
out by GENlN leading style for the present summer The
shape color and mounting Of this elegant fabric
acye and equally well adapted for riding driving the
morning promenade full dress The first hats
which obtained popularity in this country intro
dced by GENIN and each successive issue has been i'm
upon the preceding until In the offered
perfection may be said to have been obtained.
GENIN, No. 2l4 Broadway, opposite st. Pauls
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ioars year fair estimate Of the earnings ofa good
with Of Singers latest improved high speeded
shines The for quilting Innings and other profitable
work close at hand and Is the time TO buy the machines
and prepare The that machines either for
private families or in large Embellishments
thousands them and beyond dispute New machines
exchanged for old and inferior ones the usual liberal
erua. ]. NJ. SINGER CO., 3.s3 Broadway.
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stre.yberr,cs, CHERRIES, Green peas, or any

other fruit Vegetables may be preserved in perfectly
fresh state by the of spratts patent self sealing
Full directions preserving all kinds of fruits and vegeta
bes accompany the Price, for quarts 81 so DOZEN
half gallons - So BAH orders by post Otherwise
promptly delivered free OF expense part of the city
or brooklyn. WELLS 4 PROVOST, Proprietors, No. 32l
Pearl street. near Franklin square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

BACHELORS Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees
are superior TO al others Their new improvements secure
His unrvaed and only harmless hair dye is applied In
Twelve private rooms at BATCHELOH'S, IS3 Broadway
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Holloxxav,s Puls.-Publ,c Oplnion IA II

great tribunal by which the value of all discoveries judged
Its verdict this great Alternative, antseptc and tonic medi
cine founded the testimony OF rejoicing and grateful thou
sands is favorable throughout the world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

At st. NichOl0s.-Thc Great Catarrh Doctor
has come again. Dir. G. HOWARD MARSHALL who
always catrrh and all coughs Is still the st. Nicholas
HOTEL N " mo. 81 from to Up. NJ, Consultation free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Ambrotypes.-Cuttfng'sP Patent, Sealed, Inn
pershable pictures made by TOMNSON No Al Broad
All pictures not made according to this process
worthless limitations and deception and fraud upon the
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To Avoid being Sun Struck.-In the South,
to avoid coup de soe they place piece Of damp cotton in
caution taken, may walk in the hottest sun with mpunity
But those light tasteful and economically hats sold BY
coonngs His hats all made TO produce the
excellent effect without II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

MARSH co. by the Industrial Exhibition of all nations
the Crystal Palace for their patent radical truss
References to its superiority Professors Valentine Mott
Willard Parker and John NJ Carnochan Open from A. NJ
til9P. NJ. MARSH CO., 2s Maiden lane, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Lace and Mu sin Curtains from Auction
Splendid bargans great rush Ia being made kelly A.
FURGUSONs No 81 Broadway to son OF the lace
and muslin curtains are selling nj less than of mpor
taon Go early Also me largest stock q window shades
IN New York, cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

ierprise-KEITY FERGUSON, No. 29i Broadway and
sac street have at great expense completed patent
ca 'helr ingenious apparatus for window
naaes ana are now prepared to supply the whole trade with
an uniivaied assortment fully 80 per less
before sold As none allowed manufacture under
our patent none compete with either style or prices
o, glh cornces brocate de lanes, damasks lace and
-un curtains, " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-27

Another Evidence OF the Great Superb
orty of Dr. Henes treatment of scroiuaSnce infancy
have suffered from scrofua To describe miseres is Inn
possble my joints face nose from which large and
rous bones We're discharged was principal
For the sake of humanity shall be pleased TO have
shall with pleasure mpart all particulars Mrs. REBEccA
CHARMER, 3i7 Third street.
DR.. HEINE'S office, $50 Br0ome street
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articles can be found of calf paent leather
CLOTH buckskin prnneia and h at the cry prices al
the establishment OF LORIN BROOKS, lss Fuioh street.
west Of Broadway.
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Oh. MAGGIE BELL. THAT FEARFUL NIGHT

Nassau streets, New YORK
On MAGGIE BELL. THAT FEARFUL NIGHT
Ason the floor, Till morning light,
Thy father, with a kindly hand,
Led-me adown the little lane;
With madness in my brain
Ills was the footstep on the floor,
Twas he who to the doorway came
And here, where we had stood before,
lie told me, Maggie, of thy shame.
lie told me how young Clarence Lee
we had been friends in boyish days
Had brought great riches from the sea,
And how w he he talked and Mi, sang to thee,
While thou woudst more attention lend,
Because he talked so much Of me-
Because sa I he was ISL my friend .a DE-
For three since parting tfen had sped
There came q message to your door
Iy'P %ssss As ssaHT r.
EysrySoay sdslghed with this handsome monthly which is
THE TRUE CAMILLE.
sAxi- FRENCH, Eso-sR-While in Paris, a year ago I
$ PsS
notice Of copyright attached On my return North am hand
Cd fGSy srsd 0S the pro which should alone
for whSyou retain my text word r or word YOU
hys ss 5 nos IL ps
every copy bearing name spurious indeed that in
placed me requires redress. Waiting which,
lrcman, your obedient servant
~. MATILDA HERON ,ols
Miss MATILDA HrnoxIMApAx-Your favor Of the ed is
at hand and reply in all frankness that since receiving
book have carefully compared the same with edition Of
Camille and find to SURPRISE that In the text there
Is no material difference.
500 's ssn Gf T.
Freely admit and w, ssssriuly ny edition
of and with your permission retain the line THAI
30 Justly belongs 10 IL
CORRECT EDITION.
''''' very sA sisRei FRENCH, Iu Nassau street.
THE TRAVELLERS DEPOT FOR MAPS, GUIDR
books, &C., &c. y RANNEY'S, No. 1876 Broadway, cor
of Dey street.
THE TURF.
TINION COURSE, L. I-TR0TTING.-0N MONDAY
~ June 80 at O'Clock, p NJ, match for $1,000 mile
heats best three five, in harness. Woodruff names b. q
Jack Potter. VIM Shute names b. g. Blue Morgan
SHAW WHITE Proprietors.
TTNIoN COURSE, L. I-TROTTING.-ON wEDNEs
~ day, July At 50 o'clock p. NJ, purse and stake
$4,000 mile heats best three in FIVE, under saddles j.
Mann names b. g. Cen Scott $. Mclaughlin bl. e.
Lancet formerly Know Nothing) d. Pffer names b. q
for The Course at "a O'clock and The sport
SHAW WHITE Proprietors.
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st. Nicholas Hotel.-Latlles Staying mt the
ST. Nicholas and other hotels wishing CATER boots
hemselv families find large and beautiful as
sortmen I'll the various styles excellent In quality and
moderate price at ID. MILLER co 49, 1884 Canal st.
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no Linuar Mcsclsnfs. Dr.

iypists dagusrrcotypss lruggIs,s eleyIers, AmbrO-
ers glass manufacturers &c Pest CognavPes arework-
ract GIN whiskey and wine favoringst brandy ex-
rhampage absyn'he and OILS Of juniper berf coorings;
eron sassa!ras aud wntergreon, fly paper, ps,raway
MUM bismuii asbestos, Vienna ifme cad
paper, white nanan yarnlsh cr sale by DR.. L. FEUng
fWANGER, liS Maiden lane.
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Hill, the Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whisker In styles suit the different shaped heads and faces
at No Barclay street No interest In any other establish
Hair dye shllings box.
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To the sufrerers by Diseases

To the Sufferers by Diseases.-HOplng that
this statement may the saving others the
dreadful suterngs which endured and in Justice to DR.
Heine, induces make this statement public. have
been great sufferer for several The following emf
nent gentlemen had all tried to of dreadfulce
ton my throat and most violent pains and swengs my
bones and joinsDrs Buch Cochran j. II. Wood Chalmers
and Grhs. They all failed, when DR. Hene 1888 Broome
street. cured me in short time Come and ut lS Canal
street, CWaker) SOLOMON GIBSON.
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Whiskers or MOustaches Forced to Grow
In six weeks by my onguen which will not stain njure
the skin 81 bottles sent to part OF the country r. g.
GRAHAM, 5O01a Broadway Hayes, lis Fulton street.
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To Nervous SufYerers.-A Retired Clergy
restored to health In few days, after many years
Rev. JOHN NJ DAGNAII4, No. 80 Fulton street, Brooklyn
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Travelling Cloaks.-Jsmes A. HcaYn, 775
Broadway. above Ninth ct
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per Atlantic from celebrated makersJ Forr Rue Richie
IL ~, and Mcies, Rue de In Pax-by EUGENE FERRIS 4
oN bcot makers, 62 Nassau street, third house
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as climate will admit. Onlce III Water street.
Cr1stadOrO's Wigs, Hair Dye and TOupeea
sxcite admiration Among all connosseurs in art
elegant private apartments Tor Supplying his inml.able dye
he only reliable article Of the kind exant Wholesale
retail at CRlSTADOROS, No. Astsr House. Copy Nit
sddra
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rlsr proSng's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
rfie with als pasn powder proof lock Both
I0 l35, l37 anGew York, 1884. SiLAS O. HERRING
q Water street, New York.
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PATRICK is the sole mafNuer Snfes.-NObert M.
above celebrated purer the United states of the
and bars Depot No t powder proof defiance locks
Maiden Lane. eArl street, door below
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THE TURF.

THE TRAVELLERS DDPOT FOR MAPS, GUDl
i books, &c, &C., y RANNEYs, No. 1876 Broadway cor
of Dey street.
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Dear sir have just been arrested at the instance OF
IAmas under the pretext that owing him $50 and
did not pay him; but the real motive that
should give him some money or he would compromise
MS and for this reason instead Of calling at home,
he waited for lis with warrant and caught me like
rat. Please to tell It TO s. Pedro, so that he
may put himself In q safe place. said Damas told me
most boldly that he knows where he hves and is going
70 do the same TO him. = j. L.
Tho accounts found with these letters show the amounts
which cargoes Of slaves bought and sod and
whose debit and credit they to be placed In most
Of the they up 70 several thousands Of
dollars.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTS 4 sITUAIION-AN EXPERIENCED SICK OR
monthly nurse either in city country. Unexception-
abe references given at No 66 Fulton street. III Second
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nIisan,.hnm AIe-Pure as the Imported

jus: useful only hall The price Excellent for all who
for general family made mild
as climate will admit Ollce III Water street.
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SIS blue felt beaver and pants s3 blue pilot coat nd
pants S3 TO SI5 blue beaver, coat aAd pants Sl4 SIS
OF our styles can be seen at our warerooms LIZ and
iaO Fulton street.
Paris Boots, Shoes and Caters, Received
per Atlaniic from celebrated makersJ Forr, Rue Richie
SON boot Makers e. Nassau street, third house Maiden
Window Shndes-Improvements and EN-.
Rse street have at great expense Completed and s ana
lheir ingenious apparatus for manufacturing window
fully per- cent ~ sss s hn e %,r
patent none can Win rs either sye o p @asr
Eoi sl sornces brocatel, de lanes damasks lace and
s,.I prcS,ns's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
crysts at the Worlds Fair London 1851 and
% Water street, New York.
Defiance SalaE-------
pATRicx Is the sole mai,,,,er safs..-Robert M.
above celebrated and p'ner in the United of the
and bars Depot No 1T powder proof defiance locks
Maiden Lane. sarl street, one door below
10 Liqsor Merchants, DR.
sr GAS
ract gin, whiskey and wine favoringst brandy
cTaoh sassa.rss aud wntergreea, ay paper pisrsway
ms b %ap r V sy line E Cad
fWANGER, lS3 Maiden lane
EIizaftshnn AIe--Pure MS the Imported,
JUS useful ana only hall the price Excellent for all whG
ne aae Win an a Sr @ ,s street. aae as '
Cr1stadoro's Wigs, Hair Dye and Toupees
s1cite admiration all ccnnoisseurs in art suit
he only reliable article Of the kind Wholesale
tsiais at CRlsrADORO's No. Astsr House Copy MI
address,
Singers Sewing Macnines.--One Thousand
collars year estimate Of the earnings ofa good opera
shines The for quilting Innings and other profitable
MD The fact that ser @
private families large manufacturing establishments
Seusanas who ae he@ end beyond dispute New mashne
ssrms. l. NJ. SINGER & CO., a23 Broadway.
Strawberries, Cherries, Green Peas, or any
other fruit vegetables, be preserved, In perfectly
fresh stae by the of Spras patent self sealing
bes accompany he cans Fce for quarts s. 80 per dozen
half gallons sS So n BAH orders by post Otherwise
p'Bn on Pkos ss esa No. 81
Pearl street, near Franklin square
superior to al others. Their improvements secure
perfect comfort 10 the natural elegance durability
BIS unriyaed and only harmless hair dye is applied
Twelve private rooms, at BATCHELORS, IS3 Broadway.
Whislxers or Moustaches Forced to Grow
in six weeks by my onguen which will not stain inurt
GRAHAM 5O01s Broadway; Hayes, lis Fulton street
Brooklyn.
Hill, the Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whskers styles suit the different shaped heads and
No Barclay street. No interest In any other establish
Dent. Hair dye shllings box.
The Public Deceived In the Purchase of the
various cans lin imitation called seseang) which made
according directions certain preserve eicctuay
any kind Of fruit vegetable Din fresh sae and al
None genuine except those having in letters the cap
G