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Are yOn Getting Bald 7

Iyour hair turning greyS Do you wish to cultivate good
whiskers and mousachesS Your hair be so silky and
gossyH Your head COOL comfortable free Of I'D
ruff Mothers your children have uxuriant heads
ofharS Then Use BOGLEs HYPERION FLUID which HeUer
s its unerrng effects. Prices rs so cts rs cts and
81 so per bottle. Bogles Balm of Cyheria stands unri-
vailed for Graduating ld pmpes and identifying the
complexion. Price 80 cts Inventor and proprietor w.
Boyle, Bottom. and sold by Druggists everywhere.
my811y.
MPEUDENCE in life evil of which many young
guilty, will be promptly by CARTKRs SPANISH
hundreds ofceriheaes the hands of the pro-
prietors abundantly testify.
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PRoFrrs or AUruosuIP-A New York pa
per sayc-"Mr. Prescott's income from the
Boston editions Of his works has been see, 900
within the year. His edition of Roberison's
Charles Y, is now published
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Carriers Spanish MIXTURE


THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
THE BEST AEEIRAGlNE kNOWNU
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN 1T.
An Infallible Remedy
For scronla Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cutanesu
Erupuons PimPles or Postnles on the Face Blotches,
Boils, Ague and Fever, Chronic sore Eyes, Ring
worm letter, Scaldhead, Enlargement and
Pain OF the Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum.
Stubborn Ulcers Syphiltc Disorders,
and all diseases arising from
ipJudicious OF Mercury,
Imprudenee in Life,
or Impurity Of
TIE Blood
This Great Alternative Medicine and Purifier OF the hlOods
nov used by thouEands Of grateful patients from all parts Of
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performed by the greatest Of S medicines, CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia, Rheumatism, serofulA,
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pains and aching OF the Bones and JOINTS speed
y Pvt to dight by using this inestimable remedy.
FOR All diseases blood nothing Jet been found
compare with IT, II cleans@s the system OF 81 Impurities,
cts gently aud efficiently the Liver and Kidneys and
strengthens the dgestou gives tone to the tomaeh makes
the skin and healthy, a. restores the cOnsttution
enfebei by dsesse broken dowA by the Of
youth, 70 It's pristine vigor and strength.
For the DISEASES TaALEs it peculiarly applicable and
wherever has become s regularly prescribed with
the happes effects Il nvgoraes the weak nddebated
aud impsrts elasticity the frame, clears the skim
AMI leaves the patient fresh and healthy single bottle Of
thsnestmabls remedy worth all the called saEsaPArA
Ia existence.
from persons from all parts Of the United States sthe best
evidence that there Humbug about It. The press hotel
keepers magistrates physicians and public men, well Lnows
the community all add their testimony 70 the wonderful
elects Of this GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call the Agent and get an Almanac and read me DE-
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MS '''''' WIN. 8. BEERS AGO., Proprietor,
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To whom al orders must be addressed.
For Gale BY Druggists and Country Merchants 10 ali pars
Of the United states and the canadss, and b
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AYERS PILLS.


AYERS PILLS glide. sagArshod, the palate, bat
th-ir energy Alth ugh wrapped up. = Le ana ts1 Sh
giant force on very undaons q disease fhers are
Thousands or sufferers would Dot scar heir eate-
pers II they kaeE they could be cured fr - ea-Rfy
Ayers Pills, AID yon via knos IL
Purify ne blood and dseAss uiii b starved out
Cleanse he system iron inParites AEa yoa are safsa
already
ton WeakEsss HeAdache BAekzehe. sde4chs, Jeunaees
Rhsamatsn, aerapEsnsnts e the Liver, kidnsyas And
Bogss al arrangements and all diseases which PargA-
tive fsey reach, a. bsiore them Ike d-rEnssa BE-
Tore tse sun.
Retirr II Yea are sahrrsng IRON any a Ne nHnerous
c,Iun.lnss thsy eurs-snGcT 70 more-tas remedy has
be-n prosded f1r yua, and Il s criminal . nsEecs ~
TOO lre4ss CeFrE Pectorai Is the 0es eiicins ~
Coues i saosn ths Whole soFid and tfAi tefs rts
are he best q al Ps i known - thoas uhe nave nssa
Prepared By DR. J. c. ATER. Practical cAsuisi LSss
Mass, and = - i.
- Retail - 10 q. b&owN. NAsAstis. Ieant
ana ~ AL Drsggss and Dealers in Msairns ArOasA hs
SccLpn.
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
IN THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association
FOn THE THIRD YEAH

HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED
IN THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association
FOn THE THIRD EAK1
c,TK TIE RARE INDUCEMENTS The management
- have The pleasure announcing that the collection o.
WORKS Of designed Tor distribution among the SOB arr
bers whose names are received previous 70 he ssth
previous year. Among the leading uosks In seapsars-
executed In the finest Marbles The new and 6sAata
S'A'-s 1WOOD NRMPH,o
The Busts Of The Three Great A nsreAn stAtssIsn
CLAY, WEBSTER AND CALHOUN
AAO tss sIga..a Idssi Bust
Apo LO A n ID n
IN MGRBLE, Lire SIZE.
ros,th.r Win the folio Groups and sAiass In CarrArs
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Al hundred ZINE OIL PAINTINGS By leading Artists-
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,, an subsoriers whose names resolved prsvisss
70 ths Tvs ENTY ZIG TH o. JANUARY, u, EhsA Ne
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TERMS or sUBsCRIPTI0N
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PERFUMED BREATH-What lady or gentleman
would under the Of dissgreeabe breath when
by using the "BALN THoUsNSD FLOWERS" a dentri-
Ace would only rendsr sweet buleave the teeth white
asbaste? Many persons do that their breath
is bad and the subject is delicate their friends Will
mention il. Pour single drop Of "Ban" your
tooth brush ana wash the teeth night and morning. any
cent bottle will last year.
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION may easily be acquired
BY using the "BALS THOUSAND FLoWkRs." It will
tan pppes and rsckes from the skin leaving OF
soft and roseAte hue. ct towel pour three
drops, and wash the face night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY.-Wet your shaving brush in
either cod water pour two three drops Of
'BALN A THOUSAND FLOwEEs," rub the beard WELL And
il will make beautiful son lather, much facilitating the
operation Of shaving. Price only any Beware Of
ounterieits. None genuine unless signed by
W.P RETRIDGE a co.
sept2-dtg6m franklin Square, ". Y.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Be not deceived by base limitations HEGEMAN, CLARK
& cos GENUINE con LIVER OIL, never dsappoints
and years experience has proved it superior all
others, and the only reliable fer CONSUMPTION.
As there great deal Of spurious oil in the market adu
ersted with seal OIL whale OIL &C., &C. much
not be taken to procure the Genuine.
Our Oil is made factory in Newfoundland and
each bottle signature the cork be careful
get HEesMAs CLARK Co, for since the death Of NJ r.
RUsHToN late partner there has been article intro
duced called Rushtons which way connected with
Z. G. 4 Co., or II. 4 Co.
Sold by J. G. Brown, Ewn Bros, and by Druggists gen.
orally Oct2T-Sm
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CoPAWTNERsHTP NOTICE.
nTRsL A. LANfEE Aad $50. MILL eayssk eseane
- - 1000 8uspesi nc ssyis % ne Arm VII
nala a. hsrctoklfc. . AANAee ~.
DscsnosF La. i.os- aeeo
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NOrICE,

N -. -. '.'sias froul AR osAsr coanty. are
\ ~ n - tssF uill nOt - pernltled 70 enter
- - !. - ris,, snd q AR such khonld % hAse
- s-,s.. ~ tais lcsies tasF sia be arrested and
- ssss-irh - ~ Worx n,use. Ne Perssn hoA
- .---.lt ~ .lsva u oo1as tina ne limitl
$500. -. s,-.1ses,t ! pass ANOk4a ANDkR3oes
tSets-3E @-Se-N
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FIREsIDE COMFORTS!

LARGE assortment Of FIRE IRONS OF the hand.
n pa terms selected the best Stocks Of New
York and hilaGelphia-
STANDS FOR FIRE IRONS, Polished, Steel and
BTonzed, of the most elegant patterns.
BELLOWS, OF all patterns, beautifully ornamental and
very cap, which will make fire Of the Indifferent
coal burn up IN few seconds
COAL VASES. Various elegant patterns OF this uni
versaly adopted ParOr ornament.
COAL SCUTTLES, Of finely ornauented Copper polish
ed Brass beautifully Japsnned common Iron.
decll MACKENZIE 4 WILSON
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-15

NEW INVENTIONS.
lust received THE MAGIC IMMATURE GAS STOVE
by which the cooking for small party be done at
the Gas Burner, with cooking vessels, only 81
KNIFE SHARPENER AND POLISHER, great
contrivance
YANKEE MATCH STAND, great security against
hre-pnce only 25c.
Patent Foot Warmers and French Coffee Casters.
dec11 MACKENZIE A WILSON.
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Office Eighth between Pine and Chestnut streets, west
side. sept6-Sm
, 1856-02-29

BSr 1t is rumOred here, on what author.
ty we have been unable to learn, that Gen.
LANE had been rendered and accepted the
Brigadier GeneraIship Of the new U. S.
forces, and would Immediately resign BE
seat in Congress and repair to this coast
for active service in the present iIndlan
war. We do not believe q word Of n
Although we do not think there & . man
in the Union who could render rs more
valuable or efficient service in the present.
extremity Of this portion Of the Pacific
coast than Gen. LAM, yet, for It's present
ard future welfare, his services in Congress-
in connection with our delegate, Hon q
PATTON ANDERSON, are equally and vitally
as essential as they possibly cesld bo
for us in the field. We have no idea that
Gen. LANE would barter or abandon ne
prcsent legislative interests Of his constituents
NOT for he Presidency s sleil, q,
, 1856-02-29
~ John Van Buren has written lst-

~ John Van Buren has written let.
ter to the Albany Aslas, @ which he lss
fines his political position. He eoncludes
by saying that he Is exceedingly anxious
for union Of the Democracy Of New YoFk,
aud proposes, that should the Hards al9
sOfss send . united delegation to the Gin
cinnati convention, he viii enter into bonds
with good sureties, not to hold any ol1ee,
State or National, for ten years h9m thl'
time. And, furthermore. be offers 70 pey
annually, $3.50 to the Democratic siaie
Committee, towards defraying the legsl ek-
penses Of elections. This seems TO b /.
fair offer, but whether It win be accepted
remains to be ascertalned. =
, 1856-02-29

APPoINrMENrs-By the last mail, news
was received here Of the appointment ,oi
H. R. CRosBIE, Esq, Attorney General
for Washington Territory, vicc ]. s. Glen
DENIM, resigned.
w. A. srMcKLER, Esq, has been ap-
pointed Register Of the Land Office for
Washington Territory, vicc H. G. MOsELEY,
resigned, 'r.
The appointments are good ones. Both
gentlemen are staunch, regular line demo
Gratis, and will, we doubt not, meet the ap.
probation of the party, and prove aCcepta-
BILE to the people
, 1856-02-29

- The board Of trade and The con,
missioners Of public schools IN Baltlm9N
are establishing floating school 70; tee
training Of boys for seamen. The comm.
sioners furnish the school materials ene
teachers, and the board Of trade the VS. ,..
and the nautical apparatus The qbleet y
10 instruct boys in the art Of naylgAuon'
"a as 10 rear a number Of qualified seamen
readv 10 take command or vessel eno
rive character to the commercial nanle
Of Baltimore.
, 1856-02-29

n5- For o few days past we have had
clear, cool and beautiful weather, accom-
panied by frosty nights. Excellent wealth
er for our volunteers to erect Notifications,
construct ferries, and operate against the
Indians.
, 1856-02-29

VTHE MAssAcHUsETTs.-The U. s. steam
er Observation-Disclosures, command
ing the U. s. Naval forces in Puget Sound,
arrived at Seattle, on the Gath inst -uns =
der the pilotage Of Capt. JAMES M. HUNt
u days and hours from San Francisco
She brings a considerable cargo Of army
stores, &C., for the supply of the regular
forces in the existing Indian war. She Is
represented as being staunch and excel
lent steamer, and is designed for service on
the waters of the Sound and Straits during
the existence of Indian hostilities. She L
provided on board, with the usual compile
ment Of marines. WV
We are indebted to Capt. Hunt for
list of the officers of the Massachusetts,
, 1856-02-29

D6r We are under obligations to ]. W,
SULLIVAN, newspaper and literary depot,
Post-ofice buildings, San Francisco, Cal,
for large supply Of late papers, period.
calls, &C., received by the last mail.
Also to the Pacific Express Company,
and Wells, Fargo & Co., for like favors.
, 1856-02-29

RSrg The brig Geo. Emery, Trask, mas
ter, arrived at the port of Olympia on yes
terday, with cargo Of merchandise from
San Francisco.
, 1856-02-29

b6r Poligamy is lawfully" practiced,
and to q considerable extent, among the
Mormons in San Bernordino.
, 1856-02-29

~ For late appointments in the vol
unteer service BY the COmmduderin'ohlsl.
see General Orders, No, AZ in car Al
vertising columns n. ..,' A., - ,,5,|l
, 1856-02-29

The Massachusetts, experienced twoss-
we're gales on her passage. She passed,
of New Dunginess, the brig George ErsH
and bark Equator, from San Francisco.
, 1856-02-29

A report from the Columbia river has
reached here, since the arrival Of the last
mail, that an Indian war party had attack
Joslin's place, between the Dalles and the
Cascades, and that the inhabitants there
abouts had fed for safety to Fl. VancOu-
yer.
Also that the Indians had recently made
demonstration against Ft Henrietta-
had stolen all the horses belonging to one
volunteer company, and that 1t. Jeffrys
had sent word to the Dalles that unless be
was speedily reinforced he could not hold
the place, but would have to fall back.
One of the companies Of volunteers rails
ed on the Columbia river, in this territory,
was organized, and ready to leave Ft. Van
couver some days ago, for the seat of war.
The regulars are all moving from Van
couver towards the Dalles, as we under
stand, preparatory to their march for the
the scene Of the next heavy and hot en-
gagement
, 1856-02-29

The charges against Maj. Chinn, which
caused his suspension, have been considered
as withdrawn-and Maj. Chinn has been
restored to his command by order Of Gov.
Curry.
, 1856-02-29

The Indians are in Cow Creek valley.
numbering families and burning every thing
of value. The trains cannot get any escort
throughto Jacksonville.
The Government express, though escort.
ed by ten men was driven back Just the
other side the Canyon by over 100 Indians.
Within three miles of Canyonvillo the In
dians are killing and driving of stock IN
large numbers. Great fears are entertain
ed for the safety of families in that vicinity.
The Indians are carrying everything b.
fore them. The volunteers have neither
food, clothing, horses, ammunition or any
thing else. .
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Nov Ready:
- BLICAN DOHU N E is!
~ Ne have nov hand 'be following

Nov Ready:
p BLICAN DO@UM EN- rs!
~ Ne have nov hand 'be following
REPUBLICAN DOCUMENTS
FOR THE CAMP AI0N,
And able supply them BY .hs q-sbtJ snso coFes
at the counter Of the Publication oHee
THE REPORT or TIE KANSAS INVESTIGATING
COMMITTEE;
Submitted Tuesday, the Let inst., by he Hon. Mssus.
Howard Of Mich and Sherman Of Obo with 800 pssss Of
evidence the fruit Of three monbs faithful labor KAnsss
Single copies csns; per dozer 10 CENTS per hundred
% 5oi per thousand, SO
SPEECH or TIE HON. CHARLES SUMNER
ON THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS.
Delivered Senate May 49, 1885, Single copies cents;
10 cents pe, dozen; 81 80 Per hundreds go per thousand
H.
GOV. eEWAkD'S SPEECH
ON THE IMMEDIATE ADMISSION OF KANSAS
Two cents per copy cents Dozens 81 Is hundreds
eio per nousand
SPEECH OF THE BON. SCHUYLER CoLFAx
or INDIANA
ON THE LAWS OF KANSAS.
9cen per copy 20 cents PER dozen; IS Per hapdIed e
per thousand.
AIRY quantity Of the above viii be sen. % any address
e.p Of annexed By express aay
desired.
ORDERS, inelcsiog The CASH, respectfully solicited
GREELEY l. McELRATB,
Tutupe OfSes.
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Amusements.
TWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR Of the
Il AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of the CITY Of NEW

YTNWENTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL FAIR Of the
Il AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of the CITY Of NEW.
YORK.
The Managers bounce that they have made
hold this Exhibition in the Crys. Palace commanding
MONDAY the I'D day Of Sepember and will positively cose
On SATURDAY, the 18th day of October 1885
magnificent and spacious building Will be opened for the
reception q Goods Rom MONDAY the 5th until SArU8
DAY the Goth OF September Heavy Goods and articles from
distance viii be received and stored In the Palace and
after tbesjst Of September -
Oees for the entry and reception Of articles will be opsned
4oth-st
MEDALS DIPLOMAS, &c, will be awarded on the recon-.
rnepdsop OF competent aud impartial judges The Gold
Medal will be double the size Of the present Medal aud
win be confined exclusively TO machinery aud ohsr article OF
Medal will be feature In the awards OF the Ane
cen Institute.
Ample viii be provided to put In operation all
machinery exhibition.
HE CATTLE sHO " viii be held Hamilton square,
beautiful plot Of ground Of granted by the Corpora
tion of the OF New York for that TUESDAY,
"WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the l4th 18th and 18th days
Of October =.
The Managers would impress exhibitors the necessity OF
Giving date notice of the they wish to occupy,
and bose e1hbidns machinery requiring power the amount
From applications already made, the Managers
make further provision for sc power
Comm unjc sddse ssed VIM h. LEONARD Core
ppcpdips Secretary will meet with immediate attention
uisrs containing fail particulars, DO had on aPpca-
ton the the American nstute, No S5 Broadway,
Eev-Yoik- GEOHOE y. NEsblT ChAumsn
joss w. CHAMBERS, Secretary
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EARM LANDS for SALE-Thc ILLINOIS
l. CENTRAL-RAILROAD COMPANY y DOW rspsrsd y
20" TWO MILLION OF ACRES
FAR MING Lam DSs
In Tracts or FoSrr AcREs AID UswAaps
On
usl LoNe CREDITS 49,.

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sosteson Of this Es.osd and include Il the hchs
sd Hs s ~ ~ s .as s.'
Rosd extends hom CheAso on the NORTH sss % C.lo - -
~: :ssss neon q he s.s. .!s a
n:s s.ss .s 81 hi; Bid I'd ,ssss end q ss:f e
ssy q those rvass from thence rsstsn and sosshs
10 ne .ss 8. Il
lnsrtiOp sd@d sasss.l t' and growing home s'nAaS
mold from % e g.: !. ~ e
q. q s :ss y:
sss.sns ne Ana u q -, ss.is:
ws..s Gown e. che ,:Sy.snse 90 .u,s % yisiS ,sX
S..s one hall pr az csa.;ss =. 9
%sd :. 70, breaking r'.Sg 2. Corn 2. wA:s. = 'm ss
powsd and fenced the krs, and under hsh ssss Of sssa
con' Grain, Cattle, &C., win b. ssr.us:a :. -..:...s
&C. :s 81 as s ssii
b much than '.ss to p.y the ds'sre' Of u'.s
Bi;ssss: CO %., a.; ';,:, :ls 1s,s =:
Pai. Along he Road = q 70 - pss tan Wood can -
had 1t tho came r.sss per cord .u.. ..,.,
nd .! sssy mile. ls have s.:: -: q S.; 8: 49,
podsss .s:,..s e.as Sss .ss ss.n 80
hss "a; 70 s.a ne ss es s1 %o ~.
of cusysfns hsm and hslcs dovssnsnt lad hs
e 81 =. 'is H. s.:1 '''
Tie ssps hold SOFA 's.tou 70 he land ka..
ssssy ssnsssS mss the Prdaes Of thsse Land ss.sa ss
sasensss q which must tSs ssss.
+ ne % ne s :: sS s md q:
snss., sIS every sa assssS far s ;, ~
aas s,' .aS sS % ssss
and Middle States nusS thsn suseis.t 70 - ~
Seisis. fu1Di.Ssd ~ III. Road oha vi .heh 60
nss the ops:s1; Of wsss w1 net
PRICE AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
n: price WIN ys from o.: 20 : e. : :s:S s sss % s
lass pu: The gu,ss: %Ss' 20 - Pee ,ss. ~ s -
payment will become due st the end Of As szA ysas hon as
STssssT WI BE o.l~ rr..r Pc. s.sr 'ss
A.. ,.cur., to The psrssrnssss Of scn.s =. s two
~ :, 4. :s :nS az y , ,.s.s
per snss, may negotiated b. sReei. sppscsca Tv:a
cen. from ss ssss os:. VIII y
KssdyfaDed Farm Buildings. .hisA can b ut sp Nj IN
d'f can VII II % y n. I'd
.: s v 20: 2 s
Larger ssSs: my b Il ss ,1s 70 socs
'rs 's. 's: NJ: ss :: -. y
s9: s.% =: and sass sa.s
the lowest wholesale prices. 49, e. 3D..
Il believed price long credit snd iow rse elistss'
s cbsYrsd r the Isr d. win enable With few hun
dIsS dollars cash sd ordinary industry to nats hnsh me.
nsndent b. foys all the purchase money becomes dee ne
mean time the rapid settlement Of the ceunr vii yeesby
Nave ns sssd thtu value Ave fold Whsn rsqued
n person viii accompany spplesnts vs n
nation and aid IN SELECTING lsrds
Circular containing instances Of uecesfd nm
fps ssped by respectable wslkpown tanners hvnG -
hood of the Railroad lssds throughout the eseso
; ;ss ss.s ''rs'
cheerfoy rve, application either personally e. y lets
La EI rsh Fren< OF German sddresssi 70 JOHN WILSON.
Land Commissions Of the Illinois CsntrL Rairoal o.,
No 81 Michigan sv., Chicago, nino(A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-29
GUNNER Retreats.

HOLLAND HOUSE, corner Of Main and Elm.
IA Sta fOCkfodD, n;nos -fhis Hosa b epsa fo
the reception OF Guerra d The largest sse elsssny far
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also large and siry commanding of the rvsr ani
city No pains viii be spared By the Propreors rsndsr
temporary homo Tor the traveller Located In ous Of
the finest inland cities Of the State, and enoyns q healthy
location IN the world with bssatai country
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