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THE REASON WHY.

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"Why does Kate look so pale, mother!
Why are her arms so small
Why does sho never smile, mother,
= Why do her eye lids fall?
- Why does she walk alone, mothtr,
As if she had no friends
Why does she sing so soft, mother!
Is she SO near her end?
: Why does she breathe SO quick, mother;
/. And start as if it shocked her,
=. To hear the quiet rap, mother,
OF Smith, the village doctor >?
Why does he come so oft, mother?
Can he prolong her days,
By leaving pills and gifts, mother,
And singing love sick lays?
Twas but the other night, mother,
!. y,l-.' When Kate late near my heart,
She urged me to be good, mother,
- And said we soon must part.
She said she was to 60, mother,
- Away from home and me,
p And leave papa and you mother,
- To dwell near by the SEQ.
/: Is it on Jordan's stormy banks, mother,
Where she is to be carried!"
"Shut up, shut up, you little brat
She's going TO be married. :"
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LAW BLANKS!

hsgs Sett hs1d and s 9Rg @
all kinds of LAWYERS BLANKS in general de-
mand, printed on good paper and neatly pressed.
We offer them at Is cents q quire. Single half
Quire so cents. AS we have incurred considera-
BILE outlay toenable US to furnish a good article,
we will sell for CASH and CASH ONLY, ~ = y
Our present stock consists Of the following va
rieties, viz: Sum Pro; FL Fd.; FL. Fd1on Sum-
Pro-; Copy Writ in Case; Copy Hrit in Debt; d..
claration on account; Declaration on Promiasory
Note; Declaration on Bond or Sealed Note; Sub
pena Writs; Subpoena Tickets, DC. sa-s -
Ba5" Orders from distance promptly attended
to, if accompanied by the CASH! ~ - 9 :
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up the ghost, I do not give up anything
worth keeping. -..-.--


A Coop ONE.-County court waa sitting
awhile ago in -, on the banks OF the
Connecticut. 1t was not far from this time
of the year-cold weather, anyhow-and a
knot Of lawyers had collected around the old
Franklin in the bar-room. The fire blazed,
and mugs of flip were passing away without
groan, when in came rough, guant look
ing "babc of the woods" knapsack on
shoulder and staff in hand.
He looked cold, and half perambulated
the circle that hemmed in the fire, as with
wall of brass, looking for chance to warm
his shins. Nobody moved, however; and
unable TO sit down, for the lack of chair,
he did the next best thing-lcaned against
wall, "with tears in his fists and his eyes
doubled up" and listened to the discussion
on the proper way of serving referee on
warrantee deed as if he was the judge to
decide the matter. Soon he attracted the
attention of the company, and young sprlg
spoke to him.
"You look like traveller
"Wall, I s'pose I am; | come from Wis
consin afoot, at any rate"
"From Wisconsin,? that is distance to
90 on one pair of legs. Isay, did you ever
pass through HI in your travels "
"Yes sir" he answered, kind OF wick
edlook stealing over his ugly phizmahogomy
II ben through the outskirts"
~ thought likely. Well, what are the
manners and customs there? some of us
would like to know"
"Oh," says the pilgrim, deliberately, hall
shutting his eyes and drawing round the
corner of his mouth till two rows of yello"
stubs, with mass Of masticated pig tail ap.
peared through the slitin his cheek, "you'll
6ud thcnsmuch the same as in this region
tile layyers SIT highest the fire"
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FREE SCHOOL NOTICE.

VyEACHERS and TRUSTEES of Schools ent-
Il tied to receive aid from the School Fund ap-
propriated for the benefit of the INDECENT children
of York District, must apply to the Commission
ers by Petition, on some regular meeting within
the year said School is taught, or their accounts
will be barred for that year; which regular meet
ings take place as follows: On the FOURTH
MONDAY of JANUARY, APRIL, JULY and OC-
TOBER of each year. All accounts to be render
cd to the Treasurer of said Board, on or before
the SECOND MONDAY in JANUARY Of each
year succeeding the appropriation.
Commissioners will be required to give their
regular attendance. By order Of the Board of
Commissioners of Free Schools for York District.
... RUFUS j. ADAMS, Chairman
r. s. MOORE, Sec. i Treas.
January 2G, 1867. S
New CoMMIssIoNERs.-R. J. Adams, Rev. r.
A. Ross, R. S. Moore, J. NJ Brson, Allen Robin
son, S. H. Anthony, R. NJ. Wilson.
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CABINET MAKING,

YTyHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs his
patrons and friends that he is still engaged in
the manufacture of CABINET FURNITURE at
his OLD STAND NEAR THE DEPOT. He will
keep on hand or make to order all articles in his
line at short notice, which he will dispose of for
CASH or its equivalent, and on NO OTHER
TERMS, as he has concluded to dispense entirely
with the credit system. G. 5. DOSTER.
Jan Is ly
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HEs First class in sacred music stand up.
How many kinds of metre are there
sThrec, sir-long metre, short metre and
mcet'er by the moonlight alone
sWho told you that, you BOBBY"
bill Jones, sir ...
60 to your seat When school is ovor
we will try and establish the Keynote of a
picked cow-hide
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MUSIC! MUSIe!I
800 IN

4 LARGE and well-selected stock of PIANOS
N from the best makers can be had at FACTO-
RY PRICES, at RAMSAY'S PIANO and MUSIC
STORE, COLUMBIA, s. c. Those who wish to
procure very superior instrument can get Hal
lett, Davis & Co.'S PIANO, with the patent suspen-
sion bridge and metallic bearings, now among the
best Pianos in the world Try one, and if 1t does
not prove WELL the price will be refunded. Eve
ry Piano fully guaranteed.
Mr. RAMSAY, being practical Piano-maker
and On experienced dealer, can insure to his Gus
toners perfect instrument and in the most per-
feet order.
nea. No charge for boxing.
Also, on hand, ChulcA and Parlor Melodecns,
Guitars, Violns, Accordeons, Flutinas, Banjos
Strings &c., and general assortment of the To-
test and most approved Music.
References: Rev. J. NJ. Anderson, President of
Yorkville Female College; Pref. ]. H. Whitney,
Professor of Music
Sept l8 80 ~
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A PECK oF TRouR1E.-We pity the

A PECK OF TRoUBLE.-We pity the
subscribers to the Wayne County (Indiana)
Journal. At the last account, the editor,
publisher, and proprietor, together with his
wife and two children, we're sick-the jour
newman was son a batter;" the devil un-
ruiy and wicked, as all devils are from the
old ones down the wood was all out and
the COW hadn't come home. >. =.
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BRUT1sH.-I wish, my dear, you would
not bullyme before other people, said Jerry
to his wife, Itmakes one look so sheepish.
Then you should not be so dogglshly ob-
stinatc, you great calf; why, you're as OBJ
stinate as pig, and as stupid as an ass you
eat your meals in such hogsish manner,
I'm quito ashamed of you, you brute j.
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RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE.

RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE.
TJNHE first number of this Magazine will be pub
l. lished in Charleston, on the lst of March,
1857, -.
We hope to make it q faithful representative
Organ of Southern Genius, Taste and Opinions in
every branch of LITERATURE, ART, and GEN
ERAL POLITICS. Our design having already
been extensively advertised, we deem an elaborate
Prospectus unnecessary. The Work must speak
for itself.
In regard to its form, we shall make Blackwood's
Magazine the model of our own, as for as circum-
stances may permit
Having adopted system Of liberal remunera-
tion we can ensure the services of the abest wri-
ters and consequently place ourselves above the
necessity of accepting articles of doubtful merit,
or ephemeral interest.
The price of the Magazine THREE DOLLARS,
per annum, payable upon the receipt Of the first
number.
p Single numbers will be furnished and subscrip-
tions received by Agents throughout the Southern
States whose names will be announced at an early
day.
Correspondents and friends will, for the present
address 'RUSSELL'S MAGAZINE,
Charleston, s. G.
.--- RUSSELL & JONES, -
w. B. CARLISLE,
.s...r P. H. HAYNE.
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TINEAS.--A very superior article of Black and
: etssn ts's' f'i IsP. s't:sB BARNETT 8 CO.. "
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EOX'S PATENT REFINED SPARK.
" LING GELATINE, with which an unrivaled
Chrystalne Jelly can be made in few minutes
For Sale by L. p. BARNETT 4 Gu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-29

Paw Dy woodbrdae, says the Hsmpshire 0oxak has
sshed a db mission from HE pastoral chasge aocoust
q his ipcressirg innsmitts BE has been sstled In
HsdLy Tor . psyiod d forty ssves yeass including en-
sb,epee Of few yeays N New Yort Nv. wooobridss
~ installed colleague OF Rev. ss muel Hoptiss, ct
Badisy In 1870 and succeeded TO toe passorsts the
death Of Dr Hopsps In tbs folIowi,g year
About slr months ago. says The Bait more (Md) Pa.
t,,ot the American soerd o. Commits fer Fsrega
ncss appealed the children Of the Unnes Ssates 70
Isse sra co., 100 900 shares, Of ten cents escn, 70
bald q mssiops'y pocket ship The vessel ~, launch
eS and sailed from Boston, Mass last December, and 90
ths ass OF January 1867 the subscriptions amouned %
see Hc--more than double the cost The surplus 10 ~
served ior the future wants Of the vsAssl The Morning.
star. -.
Haven pseyed hs rcsienafiop II the close Of the sun
day sf, noon service, and the so.ey held meeting on
sunday evsspg, and after free discussion tsey declined
10 sccspt ns rss'enss,n. By vote Of lbs toi4
The nett ssssion Of Ns~ Jersey Methodist Ep'soocs
Conf.y,pcs yheb commences In rrestos on the 8th OF
sprn vin consider several matters Of mcve tnan ordi
rsyy interest among the questions the Nevwh hr'
1,f,v ssys upor which action viii be taken, that 70
s,ns a. the case OF Rev NJ Nokey, who suspeodsi
:, he Iass meeting This decision VA reversed BY the
~r ara, rcs,syencs held a. Indisnspos and sns matter
. hus again byousbt befo-e The New JerseJ Coufevepc-
me ousst,ou OF the division OF The Conference viii asf
o<rurv ATTENTION and there win probably be ssme die
AZ, Al and ,ro be4v cen the desirable cbargethu
vrhdrsv,ss them kom asy share IN the ssverer LABOR
o, tpe hum sey appointments
me Vrss pApAs scc'ey OF Chayieetswo have secures
the eieycsl seyv'oss Of Rev h W On hnss, on BIS
too vho vtI We pvessnA W ths 1urt vsraeey %
rascsss BY the ret'reBsns o. Esv. NJ Hspp~, s-r'
former gsstsy.
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Csu.r or Ap,mALs. Mach A.-Present all "a

CeU2r or AYrKALs, Mach 24.-Present all tke
Judges ezcept Judges Comsock suo Brown. Nos l. 8,
70 l0o, 2oT struck OF Nos. ID l4K, ~, reserved
March 20. Nos y, 2 TO- 49, 70 reserved Tor March 81
No reserved for April l. Nos "a, SO reseFv ed Tor
Aprl2 Nos H. 81 ysserved for April Nos IL, 49,
rsserved for April T. No. iN excbangsd with No S.
and reserved for April 3. Mos. % aod $50 FarchllG
road Co AMI Steele ". same Argued together Mr.
4, Jtusins for appellants; Mr. J. Reynolds for re
spoDdens NO Reeves Humphrey and others
Argued Mr. John Strong Tor appellants; Mr. +. Ker.
ran for respondents.
COURr OF APPsALs, MARCH 25.-Nos. 20, 10, re
served for April :? Nos, 80 a. sserved for April q No.
&c. reserved for April g. No Co. reserved for April o. Nos
H. as reserved tor 1Arch 81 No TO- reserved for nsrch
26; Nos O. 81. passed. Nos. 40 Z, affirmed WITH
defaut No l8 Hoyt against Asrteuse, argued-N Hill,
Jr for pelant John Lott for respondent; Nos 24A
struck OF; No Is, Baxter against Ryers, argued-B B.
Moron Tor appellant; Herman, for lent Ualen
dar for March 2e-Nos a. 70, a. So 81, 49, 81 36 81,
40, IA, IAN, 49,
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oent Tor the orphans o these whose blood spssd Che
soanoe OF liberty and going 10 akc prooGut Of
Sl0 ooo 10 The wealthy General hosagas,
GoszAIE-I propose 70 posspoae stNs IL, the oou-
nocresoe OF every petition for pms On, favor present.
ana 70 10Th a tedious dsousgSa them snsusd NJ.
9 prcpos'tioc
Inc subject was finally reSerrsd 10 oommltaeU two
N'DPo ca o. Aeasrs Paul and rrias.
Inc pig 600 remarks cur Caracas correspondent are
r~w uot ono Inch from the pocket a Mouagss Every
cbso me opponeeu Of this bill vos1 for under jose
GreoWio's 90 mipistyslion
Tbs following ,srdy tribute OF justice has boon paid
70 the memory OF d. Vargas:-
The Sense sno tine Chamber Of Rep esentssvss OF tha
repselc OF fetesuels assembled In C,n2sess consicsr
Ing that the sublime virtues impovtens ssrv ,ss
the yusrous Doctor J0so Maria Vsnas cpttle him 10
The public nocor that Congress devotes tosne memory
OF sTeas decree soilows-
Art VenexoeA nonorp Itself in prncls,ulns ,ctoy
Jose Maria Vargas 9th the OF and
O. nstsn Protesor o. Science"
Art 2 The govern snt snsil make arrsnromeuts for
tba transportation of nts remains 10 the Onpyol AT
To- arrival funeral nooo-s saAi kvsneN M them
witt tho sosnnity suitable TO this OF ussous rrst
iude
Art The executive shl, appropriate 10 thsoxscu.
on OF the decree the necessary Of oney
ircm the public vessury.
Given 1T Caracas, IA
The ~no pssaed the shove docvee are thS very
Individuals (hopayas pa'tlsans) who pevsecuted~ WIN
their hostility and sbcse Or. Vargas "the enemy of his
country I" a. they called him
Or ys-gss died In New York in the year 1858 His
remains lilo inferred In the Catholic oenetery OF VII
smsbUrs.
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peadent Of the sjuDcons Aas a-uau directing him 70
DO everything In bis power 70 exose the people sgsips %
The nsssopsFiss and no soA,g about his work with
truly easAnio energy.
Just o. tb yusCsurs has occurred which
msy posbly have svouabls bsasng apoa tss interests
Che Dissou any rate must " REGARDED pro.
rdepHal AxkeS KhaA, ths nauA erin ohses Of Oroo
niah already alluded 70 the nemy Of the mis-
aid who prousbly The dtA Of tas DE-
against them has beea assassinased ~ Koosdish
chief nesr the Ooo miAh fronties.
A letter written By . french correspoadNnt In Pera,
10 the Pyesss Oyie paper In that u iguNe pub ish
Cd In Constantnople In abiding 10 this eNeat ssseru
hat 10 suspected that the American misA onaries In
OtooniAh who are always trouble makers, a,sd some.
thing "a do with the death Of this man." This vie nsnu
alton, accom- panied - ID by other remaxks Of . ds.
paraelpg nAtuve sufficient it, Jesuos Origin
ana also confirms the suspicion that the Jesuss have
bad less TO do with the present onsx agnN the
American misson
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Echx BaQhde, Gosham. Kondout for Provsdsncs. Whns
q snehcr Msv{ vasd tAs snin parted. s,a y ssaf
away mAinmast to got clear d her.
6chr FAkenberg Fall eoberg. hpa tie wreck q baf0
Eastern Belle Ashore Barnegpt.
6chr john Brown Bailey. the WyscA a bssk uAsk.
ern Bella ashore A BArpesAt
6oop Mount Hope, Sellers, Taunton
Steamer KeDnebec, FsDd. Philadelphia
Steamer Vulcan Morrnon phsdopha.
Steamer Petrol Arey, Pyovdeooe.
Steamer Chss Osgood SmitA NorwiA-
BE2OW.
One horm brig, unknown
SAILED
Steamships Black arror Havana and New Oracs; Ala
bamA, Savannah Jamestown, Norfolk; ships Kitty 6Cmpssa
and Red Gauntlet Mebourne American Congress- and
ION, London tGx Venus. CuIssoai and others
Wind NV, and fresh.
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siesm,b,p Black Warrior. snh Hsvsns-Lving,,ou. Gro
steamship A,shAms. schenck savAnnAh-s L Mschil
Steamship Jamestown, PARMA Norfolk, Ac-Ludiam
ship Caledonia, IAyae,a B~simore-H Cromwell.
chip american coogrcss. Matscr, London-0rinnen. MIN
ship Tr s.Aecn, Pratt New 9rssn.- sos:ea yO"cs.
u BARI a 1c crio5 stevens Mon,evideo-A Leary.
Bsrs Ansrscsn Wiiham, Cssdenss-Mors AvArrH
sT,s. Jane Sul s DS.
bls k,eo ocnsry , Lssua,raIs rrcs "a. &c &c
sr rs i.a. Hs cs hFfa osr1sr h
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$ k SSss.n s 10Ts sSw ns:ns Carver
srs Ic.r,an, cb.eboura, ssrsseshport--J Dow.
Brr nnler, White sscoas-sre't Son a Co.
ssSr ssTs Ehsatsis fs'cc 5sefsonviie-yss' Bruni
sesr h surnea wor,S sim, ns,oo.g slo..ou son
sesr f. i. Srso. ssiss Ricsmosd-6 P@sa
ss .a.s s sa,s tsssfs ssH s
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ssp ff sro wGr'e csssn ss SrsVssncsTnss
ARIuvrD,
s,esm,slr ninst, sosr' f,Rir.si, march H. 90 PM
seamship IN al, sha Gray New ori,azr via Havana
sA %s p. :ss s Ss
reta learns 20 niles distant 1000 ;. shP psrnngou
ws. b. . s s q ss ss Inc ne Il
rs si ana
ndss and p...enser. % Poet s6slsA Co No ass Ia S
Sew vr,.sS. 3 :, ION Tis W pas.~a shIp sessas
s,ssmp jss dser Turner chsrle,acs with u,dss and
passssssfs % spcisrd, ilsssa go ssS ln.a u Pm 10
oTids hence aod At mdsish, win steamship
steamship George q eek Gsger, Baltimore GO hours with
sSsmss.v iccust Pes, French Batino with mdse 70
sSsm,sip we~,rppor Berry, Portland, With md.. 10 II
ssF Fa:,sy cs,s.s. De. u ss p "a, 2 Dad
lon s INK S. ;P g1 Tses's Sc
i 10 ass. Irsm fAadsr osiSs % 10
e s ss. 4 ay. OUT S 81 as lon Is
sr sehr Pss,ou Of LONDON y days from 0sdi, for Mos.
ss sS VI r. Win SSSsf SSis
gSp L.oy ir.nln Jordan LlysrpeO FEB 2 Win % ,s
March i5S a .as1 lon . 20 ssw. sInsress Union,
= on S saw steamship Ericsson Jo.ber, hence Ian inst
oI6rsis FEB win Our e p Br2osmsn FsD ION -
81 s Ion aS s e. 10 on ~ passed brig nssiei WEBSTER o
JsSlsoSve bound n d.ie lat 81 Ion 50 10 shiD IA
BsrE 81 Jo-eph tAusD, Lssens Msrseines 8 dsJs With
! nd 20 rgoi A Co.
Rars Globe of Richmond. Mel Cotton Trinidad de Cuba,
| q dsye with sugar. &C, W master
Schr Charlie wtnc tlppet Dsrien days with humber,
10 Me,oaf Duncan. Th INST Egg Hsbor bearing W by
IN miles dstapt passed vessels mast painted white.
sshr WIN srs smith Charleston, With cotton and rses 10
| pcrsnton Tallman, - -
] prhr Anna smith Smith, Wilmington Del
echr olive Parriit PASSPORT
| Srhr Fdwsrd rrnrkln, Lincoln. Hsrwch
| eehr mi, sbeih Davidson, Long, Harwich-
! q~br Hsher, Baker Harvich.
| schr Qnbe. Allen, salern-
| al Harvest Burt Taunton
! qchr CABOT MAYO. Bottom.
| Sshr samuel Gilman, Crcwel, Boston
ecsv New yufh. aoodsel. Bcwton-
:, ar Robert Smith, Wtsssrd, Port sue, ConsA
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81 Az poe,aq. e~d ta-. insenaed for Ne Nsw Yoax
HIEALD should b. scsLd
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-12-31
IT IS NOT a DYE.
MRS. S.. a. ALIENS WORLDS Hail
RESTORER

RESTOHGA.
Gray haired. Bald, or persons with diseases OF hair, or
scaIn. read the following and Judge of the articles.
MRS S. a. z2LOBAbSAMUm
Or Worlds Hair ORES. Ing, is essential to use with the Res:
being often eGicacious In cases of hair falling, &c, without
the RcStOrcr..
testify to Its effects &c.
PRESIDENT J. II. EATON, LII L. d. MurfrCeSboro', Tenn.
Notwithstanding irregular use, the falling OF OF hair
ceased, and my gray locks restored to original COLOR"
REV. s. B. MORLEY, A%ttIebOrO': Massachusetts. at has
changed the Grown of Glory belonging to old men.
to the original hue of youth" &c.
REV; n. TIIAouER, $50 Years OF aEe'2 PITCHER, Cmgna n
County, New York: MY hair Is now restored" u Is
nothing like n dye" &C.
REV. D. I. WOOD, MtidIetOwn, New York. my own hair
and that OF another OF my family, has greatly thicEeh-
ed, where almost bald, y sc.
REV. JAMES MCKEE, New York City, Recommends 1t, &c.
REV. W. ORTEUS, Stanwich, Conn ut has metmy most
sangu!ne expectations" &c.
REV j \. GRISWOLD. Washington, NH "1t Is reall
elicaciOus In restoring the hall" &c.
REV. g. n. SPRATT, Lewisburgh, Pennsylvania. awe
can and do cheerfuly recommend it" &c. ,
REV. i. p. TUSTIN, CharIestown, South Carolina. 1.-THE
white hair has become obViated," &c.
REV. AMOS BLANCHARD, Merilcn, n. II. eve think
very highly Of your prcParation,"& Sc.
REV. y. c. SMITH, PrattsburEh,N n. Y. - was surprised
to find my hair turn as when 1 was young" &c.
REV. G. NJ. CLINR, Lewiston, Pennsylvania. ut has
REV. A. FRINK, ChataQua County, New York. 81 amsat-
isfed and recomnen it."
REV. u. MORRIS, Cross River, New York. SIT is the best
preparation extant."
REV. WILLIAM CUTTER. Elitor Mothers Magazine, New
y5g-We might swell this list, but II net convinced TRY 1T.
We export these preparations to Europe even. and they
are superseding all others there as well rs In the United
Tdoes not soil or stain. Sold by al, the PRINCIPAL whole
sale and retail merchants In the U. s., Cuba, or Canada.
DEPOT, ) BESOORIE STREET, n. ".
where address all letters and inquiries.
HH-some dealers try to sell articles instead of this, on
which they make more profit. Write to Dept for circular,
terms, and information. Genuine is signed, Mrs. S. a.
Alien, written in ink. Beware Of couuterfeits.
scDt4 -3meOd
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New York Advertisements.
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