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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-09
The following correspondence appears in the


The following correspondence appears III Inc
st. Louis Republican:
"UppER Missouri, June II, ls55.--The
tomahawk is buried, and all is Peaceabe and
orderly amongst the rcd men and long knives
on the Upper Missouri Gen. Harney's CAM
paign last fall and his judicious management
since, have brought all our Indian troubles in
the West to mos; happy termination. Gen.
Harney is now encamped with two companies
of dragoons at old Fort Lookout, sixty-cight
miles below Fort Pierre. awaiting instructions
from Washington as TO the disposition OF the
troops of his command. Ho has now under his
command four companies of second dragoons,
six companies of the second infantry. 1t IL un;
derstood that the four companies Of The second
infantry, now on the Mississippi, will march
across here this spring, which will render the
four of the six unnecessary here, and they will
probably proceed to the Platte"
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THURSDAYS CONCERT.

Owing to some unforeseen difficulties, this concert
did not come up to the notch of excellence intended
by its projectors Several and hinderances,
not necessary to be mentioned now, prevented the
performance of two pieces and materially inerered
with the rendering Of others. The attendance
was, however, brilliant one for a village; and we
take pleasure in stating that We have forwarded one
hundred dollars, amount Of proceeds Of the evening,
after paying expenses to the Ladies' Calhoun Monu-
ment Association of Charleston. It was decided by
majority of three votes, that the fund be thus applied
sT' The crops of Texas seem generally to promise
very well, though they have suffered in some local..
tics from the drought. ~ 81
~ No friendship is so cordial, or 80 delicious as
that Of girl for grno hatred so intense and immov.
able as that of woman for woman.
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Against The Nomination.

TA man in Kentucky was so enormously big,
that when be died, it look two clergymen and boy
to preach hia funeral sermon.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-09
The Press OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE NoMI
NATION OF THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.
In Farorsof The Nomination.

Charleston Mercury, Charleston Standard,
Charleston Evening News, Darlington Flag,
Marion Star, South Curolinian, Columbia BAN
ner. Columbia Examiner, Fairfield Register,
Fairfield Herald, Yorkviile Enquirer, Yorkyille
Citizen, Carolina Spartan, Literary Star, Spar.
tanburg Express, Patriot and Mounaneer, An.
derson Gazette, Rising Sun, Camden Journal,
Chester Standard, Cheraw Gazette, Edgetie!d
Advertiser, Edgefeld Informer, Barnwell Senti-
mel, Lancaster Ledger, Independent Press, Keo-
wee Courier.
Against the Nomination.
Carolina Times, Southron, Sumter Watchman,
Newberry Mirror, True Caroliniah, AbbeVille
Banner, Southern Enterprire.
&EA man in Kentucky was SO enormously big,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-09
hCsPcClIuIIy,
WARREN ID. WILKES,

AT papers IFlshdIy 10 lne cause PIeuse' cUPy'
% The Now York Herald says that an armed
expedition is being formed here and in the Southern
cities TO- proceed to Mexico, to assist the Government
Of that country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-07-09

PH1LoxA7HEAN HALL, ERsKlSs COLLEGE,
July 2nd, 1856.
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MIsceI]aneous Items,

sv The estimated stock of pork in Louisville, KY.
is set down at $4,000 barrels Of all descriptions
which, for the season of the year, is very heavy
stock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

the government because the nation has rot been ecu
cat Sd nor put In wsy oduce intelligent eyc-y
tbr2 here rickety and ss,sll. Power does not -
the hands Of rev persons who hsvs been aoe "
and in tpite OF the principles and forms OF parliamentary
government.
II seems that various deputies of the proSsi.ta psrV
viii unite themselves firmly to the democratc mem6srs
In order 10 make open auo decided "pposion 70 eae
course OF the Some Sons arc exaspere "a
already and would not be strange that so ne dV o.
ohera conct should arise in the bosom Of the Assembly
sei the consequences Of which would be revoluAon
ntt would Gust fpartern from hs sost aud more esP-
ciaiy the Minister Of Wag Gen. ODonne This lot sSr
knows IT. and is not remiss in putting in mot,ou every
means Tor his own triumph; but in vain In revontiOu
General ODonDell would be lost Every body believes
That oponneil coud be got of the Department II
war Inc course OF things would be improved This u
perhaps true but so long the Duke of Victory
tinues TO be under the rfuepce Of sonton,s (oA
oges we can expect nothing better than bunders suA
folly.
Meantime the modtrdsos continue their plotting snA
receive instructions from their central committee wnoh
is in Paris maintained by Queen Christina Caytoriua
nd tie rest OF the band of thieves expelled the
luton.
The Assembly goes busying itself with questions a
local interest and administrative voting laws
and from time to time tanning itself with porseuaA
questions foreign to its business aad to decorum.
The esmates for the expenses OF the roya family for
the year 1856 and 6rst half of lS 81 OO0 rhs
public debt, not consolidated. viii amount In 1866 -
SIS 204 .O81.
The continuous tempest Of ran which has for long
time been flooding this unhsnpy country, has coaseA,
AID the weather. good But the want Of necesssres c
impaskatle
The CaIst ban have disap psared from the territory
but the Carlis;s chsrIsh the hope of attempts -
Encle q civil Ia the spring
il seems the goyernnent not disposed to reply to the
memcria OF the Court Of Rome 1t adheres to what II
faid in the vel known memorandum" JUAN.
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4 io1TAQE AND FANCY FURNITURE wAREROoMS,
nt 6'l broadway opposite the 1t Nicholas IIoel.-G.
MArHEWs ties Tor sale tho extensive assortment
iancy cottage erameed and French furniture In the United
STATES a. reduced prices; variety OF mattresses p,
ssses' pHeNsi boosters, &C.. VI napuactIers prices,
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICEs.

DosT OFFICE NOTIGE-THE MAILS FOR CALIFoR
MIA, &c per United States steamer Illinois, viii close at
NJ ISAAC v FOWLER Postmaster.
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MADRID, Feb. 8, 1856.
taon1s in ths Mnstrn-Rsforms Promised Doubtful
Uri0a Of Some Of he ProyreSsistGs u1h the Democrats
Position f pd,tero and o Donnei- Reuoluion Feared
Msisra6o P,ots--Co1rse OF tie Observation-Disclosures for
lsts-7ae Cariias and Clergy, de-
Since wrote to you last week tie Of this go
vernment has not changed In any essential particular
necessity of Withdrawing the bill for the re establish
ment Of tax articles OF provisiop-whch the
most odious to the people Of all the contributions de.
manded OF them by the government-havng bean recog
nzed Senior Bruil Minister OF Finance aud author OF
the project presented his resignation and has been re-
placed By Senor Don Francisco .anta Cruz.
It that thus Minister Of Finance is Disposed
been waiting for 70 long in vain. We doubt much how
ever whether this will happen for santA Cruz ons Of
those who inspire little confidence en- acooun. Of
his connection with the old progresos who are sho wing
themselves TO be clog progress in Spain and who
viii probably the rerdiiou of this unfortunate
country.
The Duke of Victory spsrtero) continues under the
influence Of the who caussd the catastrophe
Of 1s43 waeu liberty lost, the immoral odera-
dos got possession Of power.
The Duke Ia losirg his prestige daily, and will finish by
being abhorred by all good liberals Everything will b,
lost it In 1843 for the Dahe is political nuy,
who moves only in The vicious circle OF tweay
worn cut and throwa aside by pubro opinion
worthless.
Bt tb ehlaf nj the LIBERAL rs-ty hss a,b-dv TO take
his E,scs ,hs .sy a. 'haJ co>el71s to ssefe ron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

RIIlLARB BALLG.-A FINE ASSORTMENT OF BIZ
ID Hard balls and French tips sale the
cash prices, by WIN. H. WEIING 40 Br0ome
Of Crosby.
w II OFFER FOR SALE A FINE STOCK, VITA OUR
new invented cushions which the only
In Private houses and public furnished
short notice. Orders by mail promptly attended to.
GRIFFITH DECKER, 90 Ann street.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

MERCI MILE LIBRARY AsSO JfAfIoN. THE FIF rH
l lecture Of Mr. CURTIS course will % CIV y,n on Wed
aesday evening next March al clinton Hail. Astor place
mnencing at O'Clock Subject, Charles Kingsley and the
Novels OF keio, Tickets cents 10 be had at the Library
No. kassaa street. at the door the evening of the
ture. R. H. TlMP5ON, Chairman Lecture Coon.
VyHE BATTLE BETWEEN SLAVERY AND PREEDOM-
What sball North do This will he the snhect Of
be delivered by the Rev heojore Parker Of Boston
81 The Tabernacle on Thsca evening" March at O'Clock
Admission 25 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-05

IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHsRs-rHE
theory and practice Of precptang minerals the hui.
system by taught apparatus
furnished reasonable terms. Patients received aud reay
l7S Canal street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

GENEROUS CONDUCT ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL Pro-
FRxsToKs.-0ur readers may remember the arrival CT o
Professor" by the Hermann, few weeks ago. with .
corps of ballet dancers and musicians, which pre-
dcted surpass anything in this hemisphere.
The Professor" on arrival, took up his quarters,
with his troupe, at the St. Nicholas Hotel an few days
after his arrival associates discovered that was an
irresponsible adveniurer that he had theatre here,
the prospect of getting one and that they had been
sadly duped
Among the troupe two young English girls sisters
Their names Ernestne and Annie The moment they
beard Of their situation they sent for the propreors Of
NE hotel and stated the whole case TO them They had
then been fortnight in the house, occupying elegant
rooms, premier, and depending on their employer,
were utterly unable pay their BILL being in fact
penniiess Moreover, the Professor" had by this time
succeeded in getting his baggage out Of the house. and
proposed to get theirs out which they Indignantly
fused preferrng throw themselves upon the mercy OF
the proprietors Of the hotel.
Messrs. Treadwen, Acker h Co., than gentle
men in this community more hghminded or gener
ou instantly assured the young ladies that they were
quite welcome to continue in their house long they
might End necessary, and that they need feel awk
wardness in going unattended 10 the public table, their
meals should be served In their rooms.
The gratitude Of the young Grtses may be imagined
when IL Is remembered that they alone strange
Ind and without
These beautiful girls from her Naiesty's theatre,
London where they dancing when the Professor"
NV them.
Hnesue the elder, is brunette OF 49, classic face,
Dark hazel eyes, full figure, with aperng waist and
neas ANGLE and foot csu be found anywhere In
ne Spanish and other dances, she Is said TO be
csped.
Annie, the younger sister, is just emergag from her
swect sixteenth She tall slender and very GRACEFUL
Of deli ate mould, with deep blue eye, gentle mien
aad rather angushng manner she personates the ete
ral and spirtuele most enchantngly. Tive grace
fnl girls cannot be found, and should think them
splendid card" for any manager. They will remain as
the st. Nicholas few days longer, when they are do
tsrmned to seek employment, 70 relieve themselves Of
We sense OF dependence which weighs upon them
Our word for IT, the theatre which has the good for
tune 70 engage these Dung arts win be well repaid,
only from their artistic talent, but also from the
mantle which their fortunes have taken in America
P.s.-snce writing the foregoing understand that
% Saturday last Broughsm engaged the two sisters
she Bowery theatre for week. They appear this even.
ing for the FIRST time.
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C0rOncr's Inquest.

SUICIDE ny LAuDASua.-Coroner Perry held an inquest
upon the body ola young married woman, named ynes
Simpson, who committed suicide at her residence, No.
III Forty first street, by taking overdose olauianum.
The deceased had pursued rather Incorporate course
Of life for some time past, and II Is supposed a melan
choly OF mind thus brought about. verdict-aDcath
by suicide" Deceased was 20 years Of age, and
Q native OF Ireland
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directed the valuable therapeutic agent uinne with co
liver OIL combines IN remedy the tonic
properties Of Peruvian bark and The and
Ing qualities Of pure cod liver OIL deprived q margarc
olsic acid. Many eminent ply In Europe pre-
scribed this medicaed oil with marked IN debility,
and general debility, consumption, rheumatism,
scroula neuralgia, Indigestion &C. &c and
tilted ia superior and more certain efficacy 20 the simple
oil IN all Prepared only by GEO " niger co,
pharmaceutical chemist, lale with and
7. Green, corner OF broadway and Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

fEwfIsRy AND DIAMONDS VERY Low.-rHn SUE
scriber for the last eighteen Years IN busincss In Wei
street. selling all descriphonaof me gold diamond and Al
other kinds OF tewery ri whoSais and retail. much ss
than the usual prcea
ladies gold caaeo mosaic carbuncls ADD pesSi ssa
earrings pins and bracelets boxes f % 500
Ladies' pins gold. cameo, mosaic, pearl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

Dr. HUNTER would give notice that during the hot
non,hs q summer patients viii be received after AZ p NJ
1Aly Persons requiring examination Of the lungs should
poseible, select the morning.
$40 BRoADvtr, Nrw foRR, July r. 1855.
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strcct-Under the medical charge Of D. ID. T. NESrEIf.
D.Cons-~ri n, throatai bronchitis asthma, catarrh
cured by the Inhalation Of medicines In state Of At hs
ordinary temperature OF air lpng food direct N,
seat Of dseasa RATIONAL scientific and certain mode Of ap
plcanon "A Brief Treatise the above by DIR. Nesell
sent free 10 any address. q. VAN DEUSEH, SECRETARY.
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pmpes frcckcs tan pimples erupons and the like podrs
sue uproois hair from low foreheads part Of
body, warranted liquid lily white tair.iye and
rave nj the old depot No. 81 Walker street. rs from
Broadway Calender Philadelphia; Mrs. Hays, Brooklyn
Bates, i5 Washington street, Boston, &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

oporso Alsopp sons and Bass Co.'S India ale landing
President Fillmore; Barclay Perkins brown stout and
landing President Fillmore; Moutarde de Mac pot
pourr and bottled vinegar, landing Adnira Lea Per-
Worcestershire landing Isaac Wright For
BY JOHN DUNCAN SONS 4O5 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

Well may these pills be called universal medicine for they
are IN demand throughout the hcblable globe Even the
medical dogmaiists who regard ali deviaions from college
rules as sacriegs electrified by the OF dyspepsia,
liver complaint and dysentery accomplished by Holloway
pile sold Al the manuiactores Maiden lane New YORK
and ~ strand London, and BY all druggists, &c 62s
aud 81 per bor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

ssctfe admiration among All In art "
essnt private apartments for supplying hi ninabe dye
Ne only reliable article OF the hind exant Wholesale
N At CRIsTADoRos No. Asor House. Cory he ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

hand every variety OF teas for dealers and
vste Amlies-Souchone Oolong and young yson from DC
v &C. Eunpowder and imperial from SIC: all 9th.
qualities equally low. Also, h. boxes Of good family
nr dollar Call and examine. No. l6 Chatham street
between Pearl and Roosevelt streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

~ containing acuNe
properties Of the plants and the choicest flowers the
world the discovery the poYer and combination OF which
the result Of study and close chemical anayis AZ
wash for the complexion has equal Ia distinguished for
It's soothing and purifying effect alaying all tendency 10 In
nammaion. IL Is also powerful cleanser OF the skin,
Ing freckes pmpes, and all dscooraion. These with
hs refreshing and nvigoratng properties render nds
pensable requisite for the toilet Of every ladyGazee For
sale by sCHIEfFELIN BROS. A co, A. b. 4 d.
nv n drug iQfx md pqrfuul
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lDVERfDEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
BOUNTY LASD-rowA-ISFoRMATI WANTED
ID q he following persons hsvns bounty land oc1 s z
CLARK, JaeOh Morris Dudley Demng Arson Gale George
kscssm BY ssdrss.ns The underEps s hey w bear OF
r'a" 49,. y aros3yys ~ y Ss once S ia y, s.
n Jones' Waite. and Andrew aleu-, John A,chlbah Wi
Br nj Ben Se Tsom.. y carS susan careswoo John
Gsmron Henry cheayers Eifs 4 conkin Henry fL,hsr.
Harrison, DANIEL iIsnes Reuben Huchins Nancy u Hunt,
sen e sSs S s
Morris. jaime. Ssssfs Isaac and SornelIs Many j9saw
Ken.c chsrc, oliver Henry Phelps Nara v Plat jacob
Rahineau A. G. Rauteaux Cornelius A. James John, Samuel
y. and William smith. u 6. CHICO ~ Rroadway.-
INFORMATION wASrED-oF HUGH McaovERS.
Ills address or any Information concernng him VII se
tease dfsc, Pscsn Club or No Bassse street. New
Orleans, La.
INV ". W., FRoxLoNDoN, ENGLAND. WILL CALL
e. NE P9si Ose sSr Letter and lelse ss adars pa
sec him
" Mr.. JOHN o'suLLIvAN, FORMERLY BOOK.
L keeper 70 Mcssrs ycrjon Cullen Co., merchants Liver
owner Of the same place, he viii hear Of something 70 his
ITO WELL BoRERs.-wANrED, THE ADDRESS or
av Gne MAE s ssi me egy eG s % sSs n
22a2 Post Office, will be attended TO.
THoNAs MORRIS, WHO TRANSFERRED 4 BOND
ser viii hear Of something to hts advantage by calling
SPECIAL RUTfCEO.
LPIIA DELTA PHI FRATERNITY ANNUAL,
IA convention viii be held nj Yale College Tuesday and
Wednc Stay o. Commencement week the 2eh and 18th Of
u. d. and poem by Rev Edwin y.-nson of Jack sonve m
Business meetings on Wednesday and supper ssay
evening AZ Tontine Hotel
FIRE. TERRITORY FOR FREE MEN.-ROCKY NOUN.
tain Fremont Club, OF Kings county The regular
ing VIII he held on Monday evening, S inst At O'Clock IN
the Museum Building, corner e Orange and Fulton Streets
Brooklyn. BY ORDER J. VI. CONSTOCK Sec'y.
OFFiCE RECEIvER OF TAXES, no. 81 CHANRERs
" street, new Court House} New York, June 81 1874.
Public notice s,oid the risks that must inevitably occur
rom the crowd Of tar payers who put
payment OF their have sSopt follow
ng rule which will be reidy adhered during nv os
once1 eha receive no money after o'clock p Every
ocer IN this Department strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing money checks for payment az
taxes. BY order, HENRY H. HOWARD, Receiver.
CrEcfAL MEDICAL NoT1CE.-Dr. IL q. JOHNSON
- 49, Broadway, New iork.--To the Tades-fn Curing
the many distressing complaints which the sen subject
the Hucior well known General discusses special rregua
rites and al ohsrnclons removed by medical surgical
treatment During the last month over ffy curp,l
tonvcnicn roons end excellent nurses provided during ~
=, nj his house. Consultations either M
strictly confidential. once hours GA NJ to6P,M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

modern improved pianos and melodeons be found
Is Broadway Pianos and allowed purchase
Ar sale monthly payments hand pianos from $50
ol<O nelodeons from $40 TO Sl35.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

J. c. FIsCHERs improved circular scale panoforie
325 Broadway opposite Broadway theatre. Manu-
factory Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue New YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

60 wigs and toupees MEDHURsT& CO.'S q Maidcn lane
Made OF the best materials, and warranted @hrak
change color. Beware Of exrayagant Broadway prices.
Brads, bands, curis, &C.
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ns Ac Immediately cured By Dr. TOBIAS celebrated
Venetian lniDen This remedy In recommended by
he most eminent physicians In the United states, and
rsntsd harmless Sold by AL the druggists and patent ned
pot So Cortandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

~hksr~ In styles to suit the different aped heads and faces
VI No Baclay street No incrc any other establishment
Hair dye, shings boz, black and brown,
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E'REE TERRITORY FOR FREE MEN.-ROCKY NoUN.
tan Fremont Club Of KINGS couny.-The regular meet
ING VIII ne held on Monday evening Gh inst O'Clock IN
Tie Museum Building e Orange and FULTON Streets
Brooklyn. by order, j. Nj CONSToCK Sec'y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-28

Whlskers and Moustsches Forced 10 Grow
In su weeks by my onguent which will stain inure
he skin. 81 bo.le sent part Of the country H. a..
GRAHAM, b00 Broadway; Briggs State street. Albany
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MUSICAL AND DANCING.

A N ELEGANT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANoFORrE FOR
II sale, with round corners; most beautifully and richly
finished in particular with lniad plate; has a
be tested those in want OF good will
chance rarely met with Can be and tried at 61s Sixth
the Crystal Palace three A. NJ
I'll ". ". Makers full goes with the piano. Price
$2s5 cash. Call and examine IL.
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hand every variety groccrs dealers pr
70 &c; Eunpowder and imperial from 2sc TO sc; All other
and o no. oSss' 3 sba a
between Pearl and Roosevelt streets
New York Lung Institute, No. Bond
sircet-under the medical charge Of u. d. 7. NEsrEf,
cured by the Inhalation Of medicines in state Of vapor the
81 All Of and Sn s. sa ass e
pe,a,son "a Br,sr Treatise % Ne as2ys ~ DR. s.se
Cholera, Dy.entery, Collie, Group, vonsit-
s s 1rs Ts NV 3,
he most eminent physicians 10 the United states and
dealers in the United States Price IS and 50 cents De
Hill, the Inimitsbie Cutter OF Hair aud
shes n to e sren Spsa seaas And
Hair dye, shillings a boz BLACK and brown,
italian Mcsiiessed Soap Positively Cures
pmple treca,s ian gmPles eruption. and the Nike peudre
body warranted e., aad sosgc ~ white air.ye And reso.
srosaway ceaSp fdep M Hays sTs' Boesgn
Bates ~ Washington street Boston, &c.
Wigs, Wigs, wigs.-5,OO0 OF those Invisible
go wigs and toupees, at MEDHuRsr co.'s = MAIDEN
change color beware Of exiravasani Broadway prices
Brasds, bands, euris, &C.
Whiskers and Moustsches Forced To Grow
IN s weeks By my onsueni which win no, stain or nure
GRAHAM, soo,s Broadway Brss. 81 STATE street. Albany
LApham's Resurrection Pflls.-The I'M
ereasinr demand for these celebrated pills Induces pro-
prietor devote hts whole their manufacture
s Of fourteen has proved their superior efficacy In All
iecrders Of the liver Kidneys sck headache fever aud
rheumatism, Ac. Sold the principal Office n Second
avenue, ~ Y, at Sc box, and by druegss generally
Spot the Impostore.
Look out for damaged stuff hats .pd
For LYONS powder tine;
lis moully, mnsiy, worthless old:
II n not genuine.
beware Of the trash Don't les the
buy. LYONS genuine magnetic powder and pills FOR IN.
Depo, t24 Broadway.
The Catsrrh Doctor. g. Howard MsrShaIi.
whose wonderful u s the ST Nicholas o,e
New York for Few days more; room 252 hours foms
p. NJ. Consultation free
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PATRICK the sole manufacturer In the United States of
he above celebrated safs and powder
bchs and bars Depot Ia Pearl street. door below
Naide lana