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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-01-16
Attention Tobacco Planters

| Offer, at private sale, near COO acres of Land
lying miles from New Providence, on the Dover
road and adjoining the lands of VIM Overtou.
j. Halyard, s Philpott, and others. The tract is
all woodland, the greater part very easy TO clear
and the reminder excellent plantation timber
The greater part OF the tract will make full ave-
Iago tobacco crop, and Of the finest quality sod
at our markets, The trDot Is supplied with stock
water, and eXcellen drinking water can b. found
at short depth aud in great abundance. Terms
easy. Apply to r. W. Humphreys, Clarksvle
Tenn, or to the subscriber near peacbers's Min.
4. +. FURGUSON.
Jan l6 ls57-3w.
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. 4. NoRuuNGroa. ........... .-..J. P. vAUGliA
N0RTHlNGT0N & VAUGHAN.
SIGN OF BIG PADDOCK,

IIursSVNTfl Ionn,,
Are now receiving and opening the largest stock
Of Ilarcware, Guns, Pistols, Toos and Variety
Goods ever introduced into this market, snd hav-
in been bought for ca'h, we are enabled to sell
low and are deternucd TO do SO. Merchants in
the interior Sailors and Coach Makers who have
been buying IN other markets, will find by exam
ming OR stock and prices that it is to their inter-
est to purchase here Our stock consists in part
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Local ITEMS.
FRIDAY, JANUARY IS. 1857.

az carouiele oeiee over W H. Brg.rly's Store. N
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FalI and Winter Dry-gOoaS,

Just received BY Shelton and Balthrop, at their old
stand on franklin ST. (neary opposite the Court
housed where they would be pleased to see their
friends and customers, and the public generally,
and fell assured in saying that they can offer in
ducements, both In prices and styles Of goods.
Large aud weA assorted stock of Ready made
Clothing; Bed, and Negro Blankets, Hats, Boots
and Shoes. b.
pleased to see them, and will take pleasure in
showing them a handsome assortment Of Dress
Goods. fire Moireantque and cloth Cloaks, cloth
and silk Talmas, fine ASSORTMENT of Shawls, chit
dren's Boomer Habits and Talmas, and many other
desirable goods. We respectfully solicit call and
promise 10 charge nothing for showing goods and
prices SHELTON BALIHKOP.
sep 10, 1914
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e. a n = : H -n rSH1 s--s~
fszma FISKS celebrated air tight Me Fzsrrss
taic Burial Csssso all sizes, kept constantly on
hand and for saw also wood collins OF all sues,
TO which we invite the attention of the citizens of
Montgomery and AZ joining counties. t
Mck0lN g. BAILEY.
ClarksAhle, Apr G, 'J5--tf.
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NOTICE!

ALL persons indebted to the House Of p r
w Thomas q Co or Thomas and Brother, W IL
con 'er favor by calling promptly on the under =
signed at their New House in Elders Block and
Settling up. We nope our customers will re-.
spond 10 this call promptly. We must have Mon
ely TO pay our debts.
aug is56-tf THoMAs-& BROTHER.
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BLACK AND FANCY DRESS SILKS. :

Plain and printed Monsselnes de Laine, French
and English Merinos Bonnet and Trimming Rib
bons, Valencienne and Thread Iaces, rich Jaconet
Collars and Sleeves, cloth Cloaks and Talmrs, Of
the latest styles, for sale, by t
sep22 ~ w. & ]. f. BROADDUS.
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Wanted.

A Young man who has had some experience as
a Book Keeper and Salesman, in a dry goods
house bera salary given foi enc to suit.
cent 21-2m w. & J. T.. BROADDTTS
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...JosuUA BRowsi
HARLEs ". BROWN. ....t,.. Joshua BRO
9 M BROWN g. 90.

CHARLES NJ. BROWN s..f-..sss .'osliUA bkOWNs
@ M BROWN g. GO.
Dealers IN oil kinds HATS AND CAPS, for nen's
boys and childrsn's Gear; Boots Caters, Buskins
and Shoes. for Ladies' Mssesand children; Water
proof, Calf aud Kip Boots and shoes for men and
boys; thick Brogans, Dutch Boots and Mud Boots,
for negroes.
TERMs--Very low for Cash; sell on time to thoge
that pay punctuay on the LIST day Of January
Oct /, '56-3m.
Shirts and Furnishing Goods.
have just received one hundred dozen shirts
from the finest to Hickory shirts for negroes;
also drawers and under-garments OF WOODEN Silk,
and Canton Flannes; and few suits Of Buekskin
shirts and drawers for invalids.
r. MeCULLOCH
sep 10, '56-3m
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IL lATtNT
AMtLlRM1rl.ll..o ,i.l3a

MRS d. fE having pnrchs-.i lhe Jiglt oi
Montgomer, County Ia tnake Am,r8typef. Nd
having thke ius,fu'ions ~ w rtoSvl ~
Louisville, ", ~ now prrpat'd % of'sf io h-i
customers q is beauiful styis ptsigrra Hitrie'
ting 80 Ina'' aitention iu the Eastern c.lirs.
RrAmhg, types ARE Wgd' n Ciat-v . aul
by Mas Ia ~ on the corner uts5 'i,r l,rt % dee.
lud Ia al ad ~ weather.
Apfu "a rsG-t
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GREAT EXCITEMENT !

NOT upon the subject of Wars, civil or Foreign
or Politics, but in regard to the large and very
cho sfoct Of
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lc.OoQ Arple 800

or rha' ysFi-ty, iaf al.ei ilNh 70 latu J an4
ears Oh ] ole ttu s' "a estssNes.a. sHs
NE purcht ~ may rciy upon eefInf W. 49, r--
c,ima,ed d DE- Also, Pear, Ctaur., Pesel-s.
Piums, Sc, as low o. can be- ohialnsl Of oihrr
arss-ries One mile sud hi'f ffon C'a,tsrH'e
on tho So iiilis Fikr W. liIf
I.f|f Gee
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HOUSE,
NORTH EAST CORNER OF THE
SQUARE
CL;,rksViJIe, Tennessee.

Formely occupied by the Planters Bank, having
been thoroughly repaired and neatly furnished he
proprietor deens it unnecessary 10 make all the
pledges usually made by Hotel Keepers. All he
asks Of the pub iic s to give him trial r
T. T. BAUGHN Proprietor.
Anril II 1s56-lv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-03

The watertorp and Mad!soa (wiscon,ia) Railroad
Company thai they no for sale $500 the
bonds OF The ciies Of Madison and Wstersj~n Those
cites have loaned their credit aid In tbs construction
Of this roai 70 the extent $500 oo Msdson 800 ooo
and ws,ertowp, $3.50, oco and tho ejnpsay oaer
these securities for sale The uealh population, enter.
prise and business facilities Of both Madison aud Water
town ust give thete Dor d. permanent position In the
msrtet.
The Chicago and Rosk Island RulroAd Com, any rs nos
In first rate working order again. Boh passeixer and
height trains through on ume
For the nrsi twenty-five dsys anor beEinniag TO par
chase the old spanish en the Phusisphs mint took 10
Sos, COO worth, chiefly In sman suns.
Tbs assessed value or taxable property In Pennsylvania
Is sbees 2i3 OF VII Oh sip3, $50 IS real estate AID
SIS, ssb, Gas personal property.
The Goodyear India Rubber Glove nanufs ,suring Com
papy have declared ivdend OF cga, per cent payable
on dem ard.
The bill for The extension OF the Nuris aad Esser Rail
road 70 the Hudson river, which has passed tao Ne-
yersey Assembly reported In ne II nate wesncs
day With amendments These provide ,hs. the draws
Of brdseihA DO 81 feet wde thai the brase the
Hscicnsscb shall not be placed within $50 feet, river
measurement Of any other that the ROAD the
Nss Jer,ey Railroad, shal be over apdsr that the
voe Of thirds Of the stockholders shall be required
70 dcse, the urspssmsou CONCERNING the i.as Of
new soek that disorimin ,hal be made 10 sush
iue the deirimept or present holders and tha,
road sbsl be commenced within sir and ,iesd within
tan yeas.
The snnered statement exhibits the sverags daily
novemen, In the leading departments Of the banks Of
THIS city during the week preceding Saturday morning,
February as, 1891, and for previous wesn:-
Npw YoRK Orr BASu
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Email sales Of Canadian and sossbern sour were made
II prices within she range Of the above quotations
Wheat was QUOT and sales OF momen, wore repriet
Corn was sold 70 q limited extent We heard ot ssss
Of sbou, ], 200 bushels Jersey mixed a. Icc, Rye
sad oats we're unchanged. RE -four was nrnly hell
ard quiet Cornmed was steady, a,fqao tr jersey, ssd
% 10 for Brandy vice.
Gown IAN kinds have been quiet Priocs are arm.
ssles Of 500 bags Rio stmmings at CSC The stock Of
Mo made mp this evening 10 St7 bags, and the 70
tal supply 10 81, III bags and "a 3i7 mate.
COTTOs The msvket Vas nrm, with fsles OF about
"a, eco bales with advance OF 10. claimed In some
case. ouo,stiops ranged isy.c for micdnns uplsnds
and NJ sboct 1870. Axe for New 0rIeais do.
FRucHrs-ro Liverpool about 10 900 brshes o. corn
sxTo ILg1Ect ~ ~, Z b-k 30 soxes pec1n and 100
packages lard ~ It's. Cd. Cotton vssi bsSA. . led.
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Brooklyn City News.

MONEY LEvr no CRARITAHIl NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
COURT Before Rodman B. Dswson.-On Saturday last
Hon. N None propounded the last will and testament
church. (aoy Trinity Che died 10 this city the 2ih
Of her property - Brooklyn local benevolent institutions
To the Benevolent Association oil the Holy Trinity,
to The Female Employ ment Society, Court street. ,oo0
The Protestant Episcopal Church Missionary Society for
cety Of Brookyn, 900 for the benen OF the Orphan
Asylum OF said Foundation, and 500 for tho Denedt Of
the Home for the Aged Of said institution 10 tho Orphan
Asy lum Of Brooklyn 000 70 the Protestant Episcopal
hhsionary Society OF Brooklyn, $4,000, 10 BIO applied
to increase the pay OF their rural clergy; $1,000
son 10 the Benevolent Association Of he CITY Of Brook
lyn Of the Church Of the Holy Trinity 500 10 be ap
piled for the relief OF the Brooklyn city nisuoo $1,000
for the education OF ung men for the ministry to the
Convocaton OF the County Of Kings Protestant Episcopal
Church extension, $1,000 70 the Trustees OF tue Fire
Depatmen OF he Village Of arooklyn 81 600; to Susan
WarDg, $500; TO Co nels Warng, $4,000, the pro-
ceeds Of her furniture 10 be given such persons
- her executors select 10 the Five Points Mission,
$1,000. Rev William Lewis and y. b horS3 are Ap
10 issue 70 the heirs and next Of kin Of Auy) A.
tend the probate Of said will the 18th day Of April
1851, ct 10 O'Clock.
EXAMINATION OF RrRGIARs-FrAncis ODonneI and
James MCGUIRE boys about fourteen years OF age
yesterday examined before Justice BIatchley, on .
charge Of burgIAriousy entering the house Of William A.
Colt 300 Atlantic street. the Oath Of February last.
The burglars made their entrance through the back
dow, which they pIied open by means OF . stick. The
house was temporarily vacated by the pants Their
operations were discovered BY young lady named
vreeland who resided to Mr.. Coit She gave
the alarm IN used their arrest. They united
In full 70 await the action Of the Grand jury.
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command ~ n may, thsa tAs party 60 sea,d upon
hts rights, and have The quscen 1,co sy 81
q professional quanAsasoa such aad apass BON any
particular impalsd so Of dsnqusncy, 70 show personal
Inquiry would imply Something IN thas respec 70 oou
osel No ofoer tkerefers Who By requesting the inves
ugaon IN hs oiss puts u issue We whole question ct
professional ntnes6 win desire haS sns invssskadoa
shsil BE- copduo1od In . manner imoorect unsakaAo
tory he Will choose 70 have hs professional fitness de-
moansated By the ordinary proofs q such fAot OF
course he viii present himself N person, 70 invite,
nay TO challenge personal observation.
Prom The oosolusionI above given, win be seen that
ne entire os1 OF proof viii % WIN we pssss applying
cases. and viii have 70 submit themselves only
personal examination, bat 10 such other material AMI
moral tests - the vide principles Of construction laid
down in NE Attorney Generals opinion win enable the
Court 70 bring 70 bear the subject matter Of inquiry
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IMPORTANT From HAYTI-DsArH OF THE MIN
IsTIR OF til lNTnnoR-APP0INrhnNf OF Hin SUo08soR -
By the arrival Of the brig Ellen, Captain DarnAby at
Phadepha, We have advioes from Port Prince 70 tho
7tb nh.
His Grace Hyppolite Duke OF the Band du Nord, Mn
er Of the Interior and OF Agriculture died the 80h
Of January, a his resiaenoe In Portau Prince In the
sixty third year Of his age.
ueutenen. General Guerrier Prophste Count Of Ter.
ricr Rouge, appointed his By the Emperor
on the Sd Of FL bruAYy following
Tho funeral ceremonies Of the deceased very ella
borate and al the dstingnhed functionaries Of the
phe, Including the Emperor and Empress took part In
them. Hyppohte one Of the most estimAble nam
beers Of the Empesor Cabinet and freest from every
kind Of reproach upon his integrity and patriotism He
Wa born at Cape Haytien. He was sent TO France .
pupil 1t the expense Of the Hay item government in
1893 and upon bs return employ ed In the treasury
a the Ospe then the seat OF government for
the northern district Of the island. He elected
deputy to represent Cape Hayden in 1921 Under the
Presidency Of Guerrler he was made . General Of
Division and President Of the Council, and com
Of the district OF the Cape. Upon the elevation Of
Soulouque 10 the imperial throne IN 1884, Hyppoite
oeived the portfolio which he held n the time OF hA de-
cease and his dukedom He q uucommonly black
man, and very eshy The resemblance OF his features
70 those Of Bos WE'LL the bographer OF Dr. johnson,
very striking, and has Omen been remarked He pos
sessed considerable information aud . good judgment.
His death will be severe loss 70 the empire.-Po
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THE NEW YORKER

THE NEW YORKER
l. literary. poiiics trsmaic and communal
CTff IOt NAL
Volume Sd Of the VIII commence With tAe next
number The NEW Tohk 80 attained circulation And
influence which make IL upqu, rcasby
The LEADtsG WEGkLY PAPER.
Citizens who nformA all matters OF
interest should subscribe TO-
The NEW YoRRAR
No Spruce street
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Closing Safe.

viii please noc. TIE prices whlch
selling OF ne remainder OF socE previous 70 removal
store of Broad snd Brop srecL the
18Th March wbe dining sets lt2 pieses t so f.ucy inlet
III ~ a. yieoes " 81. E1t
e,s per DOZEN 81 rs; chAmpasnes 81 a. siaes sc and
Plated ware vases Ae lap sron The prices dsfJ con
pettSon. 4. v HAuGH NOIT Co,
81 ands 6l Sra
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eOllision ON the Hartford and New Haven
Railroad,

WAIMGToRD via NIw HAyIH, March q, 1857.
collision occurred st To- day 1t shis place. ne
AA'toYd and New Haven Railroad, between two freight
ains, slightly damaging three engines and few freight
sars, and catching brakeman between two cars tearing
a enc OF his legs and ipjuring his remaining fo5
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PHLApKIPHA, March q, 1857.
NE ira or Baltimore, 81 eight O'Clock this morning,
ooashed Of thirteen oars containing about three hun
ard passengers including the Howard Engine Company,
a New York
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Charles Lon1on gin sh al be, like Cessrs wife, beyond
suspicon II pronounced oy ply scans generally tonic
invigorant and smulAnt Of unequaled merit II
dsted peciay for In London by
Itself, aId u put INTO bottle uldec immediate supervision
and esves my warehouse bearing my trade marx pure
aud mperyous 70 reproscn the very air we brcA.he.
desire hat the purchaser should be assured Of this
great ruth; ard Ia support Of Il ~ all times really 10
allow him 10 accompany u1-e pipes OF gin from
The bonded warehouse 10 my there - put into bottle
libel and ship H. under his very eye. tnc Unted
states laws prevent the importation ol hIrors In glass
think this viii be deemed equivalent 10 delivery Ia bond.
Let purchasers IN this city from The South and Yes.
from the parties who similar title my
ures called LONDON cordial cont similar the
offer Shove her, Lot ALREADY done tbs fast vii be made
m6hits that Charles Is the real LoHdon ,9rdis
The public q charge unhe dtltnglyl have uutlush
by he nes-ious lmiaiors my geauins
arlole PhyciHIs and chemists have been naucet - give
ccriucaes not The t1o parties generally stri
hSe but early upon my gin, rantfetei from ut
~ ano her bottle and submitted 10 ysissg theirs. can
blame The Daid Ryers OF such cenc .sH sod Jt
scs pfosra'd upon sboa 81 sickness have Dson utnser
red 10 Of more bnTrov fimenv Uns, where
"Jbe rude iufsfEihe s ~ ibe Hamlet HlecI,
victims OF he CcH cuputy tbs dsrresd
The b. Art ~ Bow lar yuh .ItiO1 ch I'D.
nsy have aiected this leave III puzzle W decise
10 time this rate OF ceased haze endeav1reo
this winter " dUce the Legislature by the appointment OF
ct0fs ard the Of uingent Laws The
syis Of aduera ion That thes eventually 60 slneh
- The tind have ever hope bat la tie msan',rne IA
uIon he aud The pubic support IN my el-s
irnth sptcfs OF actoc dision tree from con1 nj
ration. tDhUfD UiiaELBs, )ou.,.a..~
date DeVenoge a CHARLES ""'"N~S
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4 IQUOR DEALERY AND GsoCKRs so-fCE -FLA.
IL voribgs gallon Of which adied y gallons Of
u al spirits produce good brandy Holland tnglAh Er
Jamaica apple, peach aud cherry brandy BourDop
Aaidau
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AJEARLY READY.
~ 100 Ooo COPIES
Will be issued OF the nrst edition
LLOYl y AMERICAN guido
R.II.RoAD DfskTERs

IL TIE UNfTED STATS
Since the invention Of the locomotive 10 the time
tanning The life OF Oliver inventor OF the
horse engraving OF tie ars locomotive built
of the laying OF the At railroad track In the United
states fret locomotive brought 70 this country gradual
prov In the iron horse sketch Of the enrth and
value Of al The railroads IBIS country. complete
list q the ststers towns cities and distances, also the
populscn OF each place along The different kosi ouies
In IN. Unitd states and Usnsdu with arrsn red time
tables rect and simple thai chdd readily undsr
stand them beng univst sally acknowledge fact ths al
railroad guide boOss now issued IN kmerca rnpu
Gated that not per~on In hundred understand them
Opposite railroad time table will be daguerrean
pOrirsh Of the President Of the Names VI all
conductors each railroad Good and bad hotels and
frehment houses each rsiIosd pointed N The
traveller, regardless OF fear Advice II the utmost
importance 10 e safety and comfort Of railroad
IN account of al those terrible railroad disasters thai
have occurred In this country tie invention Of The loo
motive with list Of the allied snd wounid, causes u RAN
road accidents and whD responsible Nonty reports ~
the selling YORK ~ The bonds OF The different
railroad the United STATES Maps Of the Ohs
and rivers with heir towns eitss populaioa soa
grsynr Ny j. iatourd Lloyd. snth.r q Lieye's steam.
loQ0OOp copies Of Which have been sold The hfeen
mouths "LloJds American dude ana Railroad Disa slers
viii be ssued monthly, and sod NJ the low price Of twenty
half oil 10 he trade; sample copiss IS cent?
any part Of the United States receipt Of moaey.
Address publishers,
Post Once Buaire Cincinnati. Oho, Bulletin Buildug
Philadelphia, Fem.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, March 2-eP.
Assn Cs nrm; 30 bsh. sold u 7Ko. TXs. 10
BsaAperurFs. -Four-rhe extreme iDclemsnoy Of IN
weather checked transactions Toe saIei were oouaosd
to about 1000 500 bbs, al about the following gao
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New Bedford Municipal Election.
NIw BHDroRD, Mass, March z, 1867.
Al our municipal election 10 day Geo Ii. Dunbar,
publican, was chosen Mayor, with large republican
>sray In the City Council
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ITO SOUTHERN AMI WH'1Eas MERCHANTS
IL
understand numnef ~ rrug Ia ibis city,
claim be- respecia pisriog c0luiry trade
initiation rf -rhnapps would advise
the country merchants o rh the follow
able firms hLPHO WOLFE,
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Court Caiendar-1'his Day

surlasI OouE- Crcuit-rart Mos osl, 7el, lN,
ol3 279 u7s IT. e96, o86 COL, 673 241 $50 2te, GAS
l42 lss. Par 2-s97 s2s, o39 Gal, GAS, sa0, sS7 soS
0so Gel, o63, 900. eco OCT, 9o9.
USTAD SIATse DRrnCr COUNT 70 II.
suPsIioR Couar-Nos. 396. 61S, 6,9, 63s 861, see,
Se6 se7, s7l S73, STA 80 SEQ s34 1861 2s6 sac sl4
7e7 s76 $40 ST. s7s esq., sss 40, sis lo1 eso 4os,
&o4, SOS, lo3.
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Arrival Of the Niagara at Boston.
R0grou n apnh IAKT

B0sroN, March q 1867.
me steamship Niagara arrived d her dock u hKf past
she O'Clock this mornmg-oo late to forward the press
packages or the mails BY the morning train. They
wm leave in the train n four O'Clock this afternoon but
when they win reach New York depends upon the state
|el the roads nom the snow storm.
No following 10 List Of the passengers per the Ma.
Dnga:-
M Celbsnys and Lady Leut Il Kendall Capt fetch.
h1Be and child Miss q Hartman Mr. Charlton and lady j
Drby lady and child Messrs aae Eschesulns Hill Blake
Mckay Ois, Sulbourg, Nay, NJ wedes, Schiller Gordon
rAkwesther. Hamilton, Lelaire Roe Tyre, Robertson,
Tsl: Ray Plamopde, lie Lee Iownley knight Ner.ics.'
0slquhon Bonheld shepherd Herman Rosenbun Watkins,
SStnth Derby and lady, Charlton and Lady, Cah Crowher
1Iesk BAbingtou Engels.
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Southern deslers ciothins of
sprirg and summer wear Ia eompese aud sale In
addition stock than usual of well
fssnonabe clothing have THIS got up
large quantity OF medium and lo~ prce Foods elua taste
end the anest which PREPARED ~ oder n the
lowest frure IN The trade ~. DkyLfN CO..
ass 20 and go Broad WAY corner Warren sIece
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House wantcd-A Saratoga Springs, GEN.
tray located: will purchase, lease for term OF years
Address ,sng terms Drs H. X Roo, Co. 5i2 broadway,
Ma
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flying the hair highly perfumed superor Freosh si
ole imported And Tor half the price For dressing ladies' hair
has no equal, giving n bright rhery appearances. u
gentIemens hair 70 he nsfnra
smoyss d.ndruG alwsys glvios NE hair The appearances
genuine uniess signed rErnrDoR CO.. propreors OF he
BALM Of thousand Fower~-" For sas By all druxasa.
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restoration, and for beaufying the human hair It
universally acknowledged 70 be the cheapest superior
Al c,ber preparation, for the hair hpreyent from falling
stepg hens hair cleanses from
scurf and dandru and makes beautifully sef curly
glossy In growth the heard ~hisker~ eyeb rows
mustsche Il 10 unfsirg In is sfmuanye operNson.
children IL especially recommended forming basis OF
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