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CASH STORE. {.
The State of South Carolina,
ADREN-JTJ DISTRICT


ABBEEILLE DISTRICT
HOTIN I.OGUE, who is in the custody Of the
o. Sheriff of Ahbevillc District, by virtue of
two Writs of Cnpias al Satisfacic"d,tu,, at the
suit of Sidney :. Boycc, having filed in my Of
licr, together with Schedule on oath, Of his
estate and effects. his petition to the Court of
Common Pleas, praying that he may be admitted
to the benefit of the Acts Of the General Assem-
bly,. made for the relief of lnsolveut debtors.
1t is Ordered, That the said Sidney S. Boycc,
and all other creditors 10 when. the said John
Logic is in any wise indebted, be, and they are
hereby summoned, and have notice to appear
before the said Court OH Wednesday after the
first Monday in October next, (the eighth day
of said monthly to shew cause, if any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner aforesaid should
not be granted.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c. c. r.
Office Of Common Pleas,
Abb.ville, June 81, 1856. II 3m
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In the Senate December -, 1855:
Resolved, That the Clerks Of the Senate and
House of Representatives do advertise for three
months before the next General Election, A Bill
to amend the fourth section of the first Article
Of the Constitution Of this State.
Resolved, That the Senate do agree with tho
resolution, Ordered that it be sent to the House
Of Representatives, for concurrence.
BY order: WM. l.. MARTIN, G.. S.
in the House Of Representatives, Dec. 10, 1855:
Eesoived, That this House do concur in the
resolution, Ordered that it be returned to the
Senate.
BY order: JOHN T. SLOAN.
The foregoing advertisement is made pursuant
To the requirements of tho Constitution, under
the orders Of the General; Assembly.
WM. T. MARTIN, G. &.
JOHN II. SLOAN, G. II. r.
Sept. 8, 1856. 81 tic
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CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood!
THE REST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN I

Not Particle of Mercury in it!
An Infallble Remedy for Scroftila, Kings Evil
Rheumatism. Obstinate Cutaneous Ernption..
Pnples or Postules OH the Face. Blotch-r,
BOils, Ague and Fever, cbiouic Surn Eyer.
Ring Worm or letter, Scald Hcnd, Enlarge.
ment aud Pain of the Bones and JqiMs, Salt
Rhcumi, Stubborn Ulcers Syphilitic disorders.
md NIL Diseases arising from miu,licus
Use of Mc:c.,ry, 1npruiencc in Life, or lni-
purity Of the Blood.
cTY" This great Alternative tn.aieine and fu-
rfer of Blood is now used i,y thousands Of yrute-
(pl patients frop all parts of the United States,
,phd testify daily TO the remarkable cures per-
formed by tlc greatest of all medicines "CAR-
RERS SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
Rheumatism, Srro!nla. Eruptions on the skin.
Liver Disease Fcvers, Clcers, Old Sores, Ailcc-
tion Of the Kidneys Diseases Of the Throat,
Boucs and Joints are speedily put to fight by
Using this great and nesti,nal,le remedy.
For all discusses Of the Blood, nothing has vet
been found to compare with it. 1t cIcnnscs the
system Of all impurities. acts gently udd eili-
cienily on the J., rr and Einrvs. STRENGTHEN.
the Digestion, gives tone . the Sl"nIncll makes
the skin clear and healthy, unl Restores the
Constitution, rnfcchcd by disease OF brok Ell
down by the eXccsses of youth, to it's pristine
vigor and strength. .:
For the Diseases "f F:maes il is peculiarly
applicants. and wherever II has brco,nc known,
II invigorlles the weak aud drbiiitated nud i'm.
parts elasticity TO the out frame, clears the
skin, :nd leaves the patient fresh and healthy
:. single bottlc Of this in,stimuLlc rclretly is
worth all The so.card Sa,s,parl.s in existence
The large number Of certificates which we
have received from persons from all pats of the
United States, is the l.Sl evidence that there is
no ]lnmbuc about ii. The press, hotel Keepers
magistrates, lhysicia,S, and nnbiic inen, We'll
known {" the curn,annitv. all add their tcstno-
ny Z" the w"nd",fil! effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER s,
Call on the Agent and get an Almannc, and
read In" details Of astonishing cures performed
by CARrER'S SPANISH MIXTURE, lin mos,
cases whcr" everything else had si:.nnly failed
The limits of an advertisement will not admit
! their full insertion.
WM. 5. BEERS, {; 60, rmprctors.
M. "n4. l'rnn'iwny. New York,
! To whom all orders must Lc addressed
| For sale by druggists and Country NJ Mat"!,anir
in all parts of the intel States and the Cana
! das, and -
| WAnn,>w * I,"x. Ai.hevillr c. H.,
GARY & J">t> Cukc9hurv,
+. G. PARKS, Grccnwur.i.
May |, l6:Ic. > "
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aPROHIBITORYst.AW.

- X6Un101IU(lxS 1AM. "a 81
~ YONS new, fine. Drab bdtEtea COATS and
A]PANTS, Just got il, WIN prohibit the sale
81 mean goods Ii this town for g. while, All
who are n want Of any thing in the Drab- d ,Ete
insE hSd better call soon, as they are mighty
saleable goods s SneM
Nav Is, 1856. f
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SELLING OFF AT A PROFIT!
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES
And Provisions for Salo:
AT ABBEVILLE COURT HOUSE.
CHANGE OF ppOcpAuuC,


rINlIE subscriber being determined to raise a
l. large amount of money, offers his Goods.
for the next sixty days, at Il reasonable Profit
1t is 10 be hoped that persons in want of any
thing i'll his line, will avail themselves Of this
opportunity. The general rule is to sell out ut
cost but the programme having been changed
to suit the present arrangement, it will he OBJ
served accordingly. Ills object in making this
offer is preparatory 10 an entirely new arrange
ment for the Fall Trade, by which persons will
be able TO get Goods only for tie Cdsh. Long
experience has satisfied ths subscriber that this
arrangement will he most advantageous to all
parties except those who never intend to pay,
ard Il IS for the special benefit 81 Ais class Thai
the rule viii be itn;'. 4.
His Stock consists i'll part of the following, viz:
10 IIhds. BACON SIDES;
do Cml.e MOLASSES;
10 do Louisiana STG AIRS;
2o Bags Rio COFFEE;
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered SUGARS;
Powder, Shot, Lead and Gun W adding;
few cheap Double Barrel Shot Guns;
Blacksmith Tools, Iron and Nails;
White Lead, Green and Yellow do ground
in oil;
Rio lIondo and other brands Cigars.
Agricultural Implements.
Straw Cutters and Corn Shelters;
Bagging, Bale Rope and Twine;
IIemlock, Upper and Harness Leather;
A large lot Of Hollow Ware;
Burning Fluid and Spirits Turpcntine;
White Wine and Cider Vinegar;
Trace, Log and Fifth Chains;
large Stock OF Wines and Liquors offered
at low prices, us he is determined to quit this
Part Of the trade; and great many olher ar
tices unnecessary to mention Goods have ad-
vanced considerably since these purchases were
made, and ho is thus enabled to compete with
any market in price well quality and guam
tity, and he hopes that hungry, needy public
will make haste to buy ont everything lie has on
hand. All Of which is respectfully submitted
by ii. $. KERR,
No. 5, Brick Range.
July 80, 1855. Is If
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JUST RECEIVED.
WHOLESALE g. RETAIL.
r. SWAEEIEI.D g. co.

MOULD respectfully inform their numerous
Of Dress and Fashion, that they have just re-
ccived, and now offer for sale. Large Invoices
Of the most desirable Patterns, (Pain and Fancy
CENTS and 9oys'
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING,
Together with general assortment Of Cents
Meek Ties, White and Figured Silk Cravats,
Black and Fancy Bcauforts. Black and White
Byron Tubes, Spotted and Fancy Checked Napo-
Icons, Silk aud Satin Napolcons, improved, Black
Albert and Fancy Sardinian Ties, Silk and Linen
Pocket Kerchiefs China Cord Pocket Kerchiefs,
Silk and Mcrno Drawers and Undershirts, Silk
aud Satin Scarfa, Shirts, Collars and Hosiery,
Sevastopol and Vienna Gloves. White and Col
ored Tuifcta. with every description of
Fashionable Spring and Summer Hats.
Constantly on hand, Trunks. Carpe, Bags Hand
EaliseS Ladies' Travelling Boxes &C., all
of which will be sold
At Our Usual Low Prices.
CD Having made arrangements to enlarge our
business the present year, we trust that by more
particular attention to the calls and wants of our
many friends. we may render ourselves worthy
a continuance Of their patronage and tho conf
dence they have heretofore reposed in us.
~ B All Goods are warranted to answer. in
every respect, the representation made ut the
time Of sale.
OUR MOTTO Is
Quick Sales and Small Profits for Cash"
II. swAFfIELD....E Il. Il. swAFrIELD. L. FISH.
No. Granite Range, Columbia, S. G..
June 3: 1856. ly
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SECRErAnYs OFFICE,

SECRiTAnY's OFFICE J
Columbia, June IL, 1856. (
hereby certify the foregoing to be true copy
of Bill entitled GA Bill TO amend the for,rl II
section of tho first Article Of the Constitution of
this State" passed 10Th December, A. j.. 1855,
and now in this office
Given under my hand and the Seal of the State
w. r. ARTHUR,
Dcpnty Secretary Of Stnte.
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z III The friends of JOHN r. WILSON, Re-
spectfully announce him as candidate for T,ax
Collector Of sAbheyille Distsict at tho ensGinc
election. y {. j; -. - D''"S - =.
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81 Ihe he,nounes him ss. 4 esnd;dst. g. 3.
specially; =; the ensuing eiectioa. - =
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$4,000 in Premiums.
THE FIRST ANN UAL FAIR
South Carolina State Agricultural Society,
TO DE HELD
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,

ooutil OdIOllld Dldte Agricultural OUCltt!,
TO DE HELD AT
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA,
NOV. IL, IL, 13 AND ii.
THE extensive grounds and halls of exhibition
Il will be in complete readiness for the occasion.
Should the weather be unproptious, the Halls
will shelter Eight Thousand persons.
The Agriculturists, Manufacturers aud Mechan-
les of the Southern States are invited 10 send for
ward all articles of Agricultural and Mechanical
interest, to compete for the various and eNtcn-
awe lis, oil Premiums offered.
The Pomologst and Florist must present the
Fruits and Flowers Of the South, well as the
products of their gardens.
The Ladies are especially invited to exhibit
(free of charge, specimens of Household Indus
try, the substantial as well as tho delicate fabrics
of their handiwork
The Painters end Scuptors Of the South must
ndorn our halls with the productions OF their
genius.
Every thing worthy of premium i'll the wide
range Of the industrious and useful arts, should
be brought forward. A Steam Engine and nee
essary Shafting, for all sorts of Machinery, will
be erected Ample covered Stalls for Stock of
all kinds, and forage arrangements, will he pro-
vided. All the Railroads in the State will trans
port articles and Stock for exhibition, with the
necessary attendants on tho latter, ut the owners
risk, free Of charge
Visitors TO the Fair will be charged but one
fare going and returning
All small packages Of value should be sent,
prepaid by Adams & Co.'S Express, as this
would insure their safety.
All articles for exhibition, not in charge of the
owner, should be directed to ga. q. Summer, for
State Agricultural Society, Columbia S. Co." and
have the owners name plainly marked thereon.
Tho Annual Address will bc delivered on
wednesday, by Gen. DAVID j. JAMISON, Of
Orangchmrg s. c.
Comfortable hotel accommodations. as well us
private entertainment, will be furnished at rca
sonublc rates for a!l who may
a. +. CALHOUN. President
T. G. PALMER,
A. G.. 81 MINER,
o. VI. DANrILER,
X. J. GAGE,
JAS. L. ADAMS,
H. w. GIBBES,
ErCcutirc Committee.
Sept. S, 1856. 81 1t
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sB The friends ofs Capt. s.. A. IIODG e Esre
spectfully announce him as q candida for Tax
Collector at the ensuing election, 81 80 :
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ID The friends Of, Rev. JltAiEA MOORE
would respeet fully announces him - 3idste
for election 10 the flee sSf Txx Cpi4 SscS N
the ensuing elec.j6a s g ~
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M NoFT Q r.

m q TT T.
JOSEPH +. KELLER Tolls
we before ME Sorre Mare MULE, sz;,>
sa-Atw years old, appraised ut One ZEA
Hundred Dollars. No marks, except wart on
side of the head.
Also, Roam HORSE. abou, ten years old,
appraised at ScveEty y five Dollars.
The owner is requested to come forward pay
charges, prove property aud take possession,
otherwise regular course will be taken.
Apprais"rs.-T. l.. Coleman, c. Il. Mosely,
l.. ID. Merriinon.
JNO. II. TARRANT, NJ. A. D.
Greenwood, S. c., June l6, 1856 m3m
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SC0TT:S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL


Patented May 16, 1854.
TINIIE attention of Planters. Farmers, and
L Stock feeders in general. arc respectfully
called to this Mill the most important article
Of the kind now in use ; not only we'll adapted
for grinding Cob Meal for Stock, but Grits or
fine Hon,iny for the table. and especially Bread
Meal from corn not fully ripe or dry in the
fall.
In setting this Mill, no Mechanic or frame
work is wanted, only requiring TO be fastened to
floor or platform. Easily adjusted and used by
ANYBODY, even child.
The LITTLE GIANT has received the first
premiums at the late Agricultural Fairs of Mis-
Souri,, Kentucky, Maryland, and other States !;
and that in the most conplim entary manner; az
we'll as the most ready commentators from the
thousands witnessing it's performance.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most posi-
tive mannor against defects or breakage, when
properly used and No. 3 warranted to grind
l0 bushels of feed per ho,ir with one horse, and
offered at the low price of S55. oil complete for
attaching thc team No. 8, at Ss5, grinds Is
bushels per hour with one horse; Nod, ar $75,
grnds 20 bushels per hour with two horses.
The above Mills may be found at the
Agency for the Manufacturers at Abbeyile Court
House. HENRY 8. KERR Apant.- 7;
June f. 1856. Q. 81 80 tf s,:t
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Married.
On Tuesday. January by the Rev. Thos. Armitage,
D. D., GEO. b. PHNNEY to Q. ELIZA daughter OF Nor
man Cook, Esq, all of this city
the Rev Samuel Cooke, 7. q. MoRREIL to MARION E. r.,
dauSnsr OF G all Of this city
the Rev Or; Hawks, Mr. EgeEss R sHDaoogE to N. Miss
On Wednesday April 2, BY the Rev. DIR. Inskip, Mr..
OLIVER FAuRoT, of Brooklyn, to Miss CA1uAsSE s. LYNCH
of this city.
On Thursday evening" April 8, by the Rev. c. J. Hop
kns rAhuE l. Posi- Jr, TO EMELlNE daughter Of William
Flandrau, all Of this city
On holday, March 81, Mr. E. j. LYONS, Of Hoboken, to
Mics L. 4. BALLwIs, Of this city.
On Wee nesday, April o. by the Rev. Mr.. Widely NJ.
SMITH GlIDhRsIEEvE to Mas EABEm CRUnB, all OF Brook
Ign.
Huntington L. J., papers please copy.
On Wednesday, April 2, by the Rev. Henry Fox at the
resdrc IF the bliies father CHARLES D. WEaB ESQ., Of
the firm ef Webb, Tsppan o.. to AMANDA b. daughter
OF the Hen. John Bowie, all Of Williamsburg.
EDITOR HERALD.
Ipronounce the report of my marriage to Miss Jane
Ann Hazard, Of Brooklyn, BY Rev. DR.. Guon, which
peared in the HERALD Of yesterday, unqualified false
hood JAMES j. 5HEPARo.
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cannot ensue where HOLLAWAY'B ointment applied
in time to wound or ulcer BY preventing tnAsmms.
disoIdsTs Of the bowels the ps are sure remedy Sold st
244 Strand, London and by all druggis at 25c, 62c and
81 pot box,
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THE MILITARY.

A PAID MILlTIA-A NEW TAX FOR NEW YORK
a The are are
dsS'; law % the militia at whi,h PROPOSES to tax the
nearly forty thousand dollars per e1 snaaa
I and the sw Say
seventy five certs Communication military for the privilege
upon hose On are lab performs
sSs rcpsnsss able seses an swssn
The age Q. eighteen and forty five shall perform militia duty
very Liable o % n mi
hs VITA
m1n says ney sns psG e. sn Hence tn;
rom hsnee Is sought new s,rt Of lax tax
$ s1 @ TSs
sase ess, SsS Yorx should Re acaasaed WITH tie
X @ IA
ida drill mi sry ms rucor ssa,s The he
s. RnSS
propose.s Of The law and he exempt citizens. Whesr
military bepa or whshsr aeas would NOT be- ca
tax S ~ mill sy q e
jury duty or to turn gu, as remsn or 70 serve IN the mill
sySS m
whcf Jury duty MOULD nc ss more sSavesent form and
sustain Tho militia nA.mueh Is they exempted $500
sss% 7 81 sought MIS- now Sa Ss.e.s
to Inc police appropriation pad by the Cp@ptroier,
P F. 70 e pS New ~ . board oT .a e
such military expenses they proper whilst the
macs Of the mill will have more do who control
this pseEdo police tax than they have the
appropriations Here then by this outrageous unjust tax
the exempt citizens OF Few York ft thousand
have served ont their time In the Fire Dep mf
ary service Of The state and who by years ben forty
fve exempt these exempt citizens
upon pay tax for ihese men who serving
eress their business profit and their prosper y
BY avoiding jury duty and Its terrible loss OF time
these fifty tbousani exept citizens are to tax of $40 900
per annuu for the Of five thousand serving
militia who are exewp. EACH Of $50
property per annum aggregate OF $52 500 which
would be paid inohe city Add this
sum OF $4,000 now sought to be exsce fro ms CITY res
sury and have the total of Sa2 Of which would be
the annual cost OF the First hi on the city county OF
New York way Of adienda It be added that
troops called upon by the authorities perfrm outy by
law receive pay from the county for those duties
TO be whether the citizens of Few York Will submit
these outrageous proceedings By that body legislative
halls who sent there To suoserve and the
Of their constituents II Ia TO be hoped tbattse sill pause
fore they such an unjust tax upon people aresdy
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What CRIGTADORO asks Ia this alone
His hair dye use, and let the effect be known.
Ills harmless and It's hues Natures
Manu-. Ctured, Sold ana Applied at No.
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Francis Salter, n. D., Ocullst and Auslst,
l6 Bond street, New York Office hours from TO u NJ and
toRp n
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To All who Use Liquor.

wOLFEs sCHIEDAM AROMATIC SCHNAPPs
he
Ts
os s a.9 ss BY sss Il bis
made rom ' bailey he srest quality seested with
I s ssssss s
psf s hs p ana ssee acd 1y
Of preventing and correcting TIE asagreea,ls
bowels ;, Change S,sit.tOa 2 which y Tays
.omadc ,chnapps WIN BE- found absolutely in.i6ie while.
q %ss and S
II and pint bottles in cases Of Sns DOZEN
fac smile of his signature the label For sale by all re-
spectacle druggists and country merSh nppHo WOLFE
Nos. 10 20 and q Beaver ,rset. New York.
PUBLIC
Since the introduction Of scbisdam schuapps into the
and PhsdeIphia have pulling up poison
& sS calling M that Seong
Pubic ''' 'De's ~ u DO WOLFE
Loolkingglass Wareroom The Subscribers
hsys now ready for the spring trade extensive
and p a%e. c'" s
Window Shades, White ana Bun Holland,
picture cords tasses &c Ct wholesale and retail by WOOD
EoHD& WhMpLs mar atas,u,ers IS Catherine street \.
ibe mos, RESPONSIBLE tef ms f'''
Druggists' Fancy Goods, ExclusiveIy-
and o 81
~ sPS i1S IS
Singers Sewing Machines Persons
sso xrh for information in regard sewing machines can
% BY sPP,ns Sss for copies
'''''' o'p''' ''ppiia SINGER CO., 1928 Broadway
sewing Machines and the Iafrin cement of
psssts-1he patents OF l. n SINGER co. upon sewing
nS s sse ssa nasd sy trials IN The
iss1s s
on he als Of March 1856 alter csn.sssa trial Of
verdict Me infringement three distinct patents These
ss question Fight % The
device IN sewing machine Of yielding pressure to hold the
pending several Circuit Cours o. The United states against
he Grover Baker machines and The Wheeler Wilson
% @ Eo q & s
% s ss Snsn S
and res and hereby caution the pabc rot to purchase
q use any Of the infringing machines they desire to
l. M. SINGER 4 CO., 1923 Broadway
Plimpton's Secretary Bedstead Yearly
II sd %sees ssa rs us
On and monthly payments at 62 White cot third
A Rare Chance. -For Sale, the Lease. stock
and futures Of esabshed carriage acory h DE city
sroofyn For particulars Apply 70 D. TILr0E, fssoki
assnance s.lamsnder safss-Rebert n.
rA1RIGK ne sale manufacturer in the United States Of the
ssSvs Ss1 % and patent powder ae.na
Wissi Wigsl Wigsl-5,OOO 0IOj Wigs and
scupees EEDHuRsT CO.'S wigs and toupees are stu rpe.
S Il Fe s.d
sravagaAt Broadway rrices Back and brads curs
&c. tasty and fashionable very cheap Wholesale and
Pnalon Paphian Lotion Floral Beautlf,er
~ besutify,re The complexion and removing feckIes tan
s t ss' sqS
UUh
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QuassiA Tonic Caps for oyspsptics -G.-
bapdau Hils tonio cups, highly approved by the
medical daily becoming popu They
five aepsra wherever they for dyspep
ia loss ofnppete Intermittent aud other
complains They may be used with either wine or
beth psraie instantly Of their properties Tho
have signature u. lsbe and sold BY all
spectacle wholesale and retail druggists CAB ANDAN
HILL importers Of drug gists' articles ~ Maiden lane.
Hernfa.-Only Prize Medal Awarded To
WALSH 1o by he industrial Exhibition Of al Nsiops tor
Aeir radical The fair Of the Anne
dean slime awarded the first premium 70 this truss In 1885
references a. lis saperoEpy Professors Valentine Mott
Willard Parker AID John H. CArnOchan. extensive list OF
Of and other gent cured By the truss
be seen at karh O's No ~ Maiden lane, New York
Marsh CoYies West Fourth street. Ofncnnan
0ido. Open nom A. n until 9P. N.
Bstchelor's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
superior all ohers Their improvements SEIZURE
perfect comfort the natural elegance and durabL
~. His unvaed and only aarmless hardye led in
WE'VE private rooms, at BATCHELOR's. 233 Broadway.
Wnlskers and MOustaches Forced to Grew
sr weeks by my onguent which will not stain inure the
Ala. 81 oo.s; SAINT V any part OF The country B: g.
3RAHAk h66 Broadway; Hays IT'S Fulton street. Srookyn
sciber, n South Third street, Philadelphia