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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07
4EAG BURLINGTON. DECEMBER

q We are uadsr obligations 70 NJ. Carpsr.
the General Ticket Agent Of the Western road,
ior : copy Of - proceedings Of the recent
railroad convention Al Cleveland. The princi-
pal actions Of the convention we're the division
ef the railroad territory between Budsle and
she Mississippi River, north Of the Ohio, into
snrss districts, - the end that . Commissioner
nay bs appointed from each district, whose du
ty it shall bs to carry into effect the compacts
Of the annual conventions, s,-regulations con-
csrnng the sonventionS-and the adoption Of
divers rules Of sonduct Of the different road.
represented Of these We will. il opportunity
occurs. speak more fully hereafter.
The compact entered into BY the delegates Of
the different roads, affecting only, roads east Of
the Mississippi, are not in force in Iowa.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07

Al suo 'o"u Va hdhtih&tons lhu, Wnere not
over two hundred Democratic majority was ex-
peeted, the returns made three hundred and
eight, and while one hundred and twenty men
certify that they voted the Republican ticket,
box was turned over. As Sam Weller would
say, sit is a very remarkable coincidence ,
that the trustee took the ballot box home with
him to dinner, and that Mr.. Coffroth, Democratic
candidate for Congress, dined with him on wild
ducks. As the fraud elects two Democrats to
the Legislature, which is now uncomfortably
close, (ffty-one TO forty-nine,l it is highly i'm
portant that it should be rectifed.
ACCIDENT ON THE ONO CENTRAL RAILROAD
A MAIL AGENT kILLED.--About 8 o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon last, Mr.. Miller, a Mail
Agent in the employ of the Ohio Central Rail-
road Company, was missed from the mail Car.
Supposng that he had fallen out, the train was
instantly stopped and backed slowly, when the
body of the unfortunate man was found about
six miles from Columbus by the side of wood.
pile, torn and mangled in q horrible manner,
SO much so that it was almost impossible to lit
the body into the car without pieces falling from
it, Singular to relate, he was alive when found
but died in about three minutes after. The ac.
cdent is supposed TO have occurred as follows:
Along the track fer considerable distance,
is a wood-pile, SO near the track that gentle
man informed our reporter that lie did not be
lieve there was over four inches between the
road and the car lie is supposed to have been
star ding near the door, when his clothes caught
in the wood, dragging him from the car, crush
ing his body in this small space.
Mr.. Miller was a highly esteemed resident Of
-
Company ohly short time. He leaves wife
and four children.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07

OHIo.-Interessing Agricultural statistics Df
Ohio have been published BY The State Agri-
cultural Society. There are S7.o00.o00 worth
ot hogs in the State; S5,nUO.UtD worth OF
sheep S2l .00O, 900 worth OF cattle; Sls5, 200 900
worth Of mules and asses, and 75O.aOu horses
worth $45.oOo.00O. The total annual value Of
agricultural products reaches $l5S, ,OUO, 900.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07

IA MODEL HYPoCRITE.-The Portland Maine J
Advertiser speaks Of q member OF a church at
Locks Mills that, ten days age. watched the
remains OF departed friend, and during the
night stole the dead mans coat. YES. and has,
and wore them off. The wife Of lie deceased,
afew nights after, dreamed that the man who
bad set up with the corpse had take them, and
that, on being accused Of the theit said be pur-
chased the articles of another person. On SUM-
day the coat and hat we're worn TO church, and
sacrament partaken Of by the wearer who prov.
ed to be the tnief-.afer denying it and saying he
purchased them of others-being lie individual
who watched on the night they mrfe stolen.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-12-07

-NVW UThy 4NUV
The screw steamship Arago from Havre and
Southampton, arrived to-day. She brought
upwards OF 200 passengers, among them Pauld-
ing Tatwall, bearer OF dispatches OF the new
Japan treaty; Rev. DR.. Patterson, bearer of
dispatches from Rome; H. German, French Vice
Consul at New Orleans bearer OF dispatches
from Paris; Mrs. Senator Gwin, Hon. Wm All
ken and Bishop Davis OF S. c., and other nota
bles.
The jury in the case Of Rattistle and others,
indicted for being in the slave trade on board
the ship Hadee, returned verdict to-day of
not guilty. The prisoners were remanded to
prison on other charges.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-20

TofIS YORK 4 90 have % kaRA gae bes1 Cold PEA
j ever sasred for sale IL thiz market
affs-f
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-20

SUJU at the Coal-Yard ON College Street, adj
aning NJ 4 T. T.. Cheatham's Warehouse carefully
,reened and cleaned, at is iD2o cents per bashei
Apply 10 the Coal Yard. Il
jan23-u - IL DAVIS
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CHINESE SUGAR.

NE are manufacturing aud have for sale 10, 10,
w and Is gallon Kettles for boiling Chinese Sd
ar Cane. DORRls,
Apr5-2m No. College Get.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-20
FIR Ell CHIT RATES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
TO
Nashville and Stations on N. g.
Z. Railroad, west of Stevensou
aa szzz5.zzz7 - Nl

FIRST Class, (including Hats) per 100 81 Is
Third Class ------- --.-....-..-.- i 90
S .aI1 49, ~. "-.--.-....... so
~ plying between New York and Charles,dn "a
savannah has caused reduction steamers freights
on through Goods. As their charges NAV nuctuate
we give above the rates from Charleston or Savannah
70 NASHVILLE AT the same time guarantee the cost
shall not exceed at any time prior Of June the
rates as heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia 10 Nashville in connection
with Charleston and Savannah Steamship Lines viz:
First Class, per 100. -. 81 90
Second Class. ."............. -
ihru tiss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ! IS
Special Rates - ga
to''sgn Goods To Agent Central Railroad Savannah
and to Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston
overcharges and damages Except damages occur
ing AT sea- VIII be promptly settled as heretofore
For further Information Cards giving classified
non &c, apply to me at the y &C. Railroad Depot or
by mail To CHAS W ANnFRSON
feb22-u co,a-ai -.
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Needles, Fish Hooks, &C., &c.
POST OMcc.

xAsavsls, March 20, 1858.
T,aaN snd AFTER the la q April, abe Poet one vii
il be opened On sssdsss al haif-rs.4 =, NJ aHs
ela<s Al D A NJ oYsa again Ct T.. NJ and etg=-s AZ
r. n On al ashsr days the 0fses VII be ofenef A
half past e. oelock A. n, snd eiQse A eeioeks r.
NJ = = A&oxtsoH. fust AAszer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-20
MS SOLVVXON

TINE partnership heretofore existing under the stye
i and firm of CLIFTON & ABBOTT, was dissolved ON
the 9Th inst, by mutual consent take on the
End IL February lS5s The business will be eontinu-
ed by CLIFTON, ALBRIGHT 4 CO, of philadelphia
All persons indebted Ia the late firm, prev the
2d Of February, ls5s, will please cal immediately lat
the old stand, No. Is Cedar street settle with
GEo. b. ABBo1T, who IS fully gu collect and
receipt for the same.
In retiring from the firm OF C.Iy1oS AHBurT take
great pleasure IN recommending the patronage Of
my friends Messrs- CLIFTON ALBRIGHT X Co. gentle
men worthy OF confidence, aud solicit Tor them
tinuance OF past fsyoJs.
apri3-u a1 GEO. n. ABBOTT.
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Dissolution.

rTNHE partnership heretofore existing between the
l. subscribers under the style of MACKENZIE l. Will
SON was dissolved by mutual consent the 9th ult
J. WILSON has purchased the entire interest %
ALEX. MAcKESzIE in said firm, and will continue the
business under his own name. He is charged with
the payment of all he debts of the firm is alone
authorized to the name of the hrm liquidation.
ALEX. MACK ENZIE-
MARRIOTT J. W WILSON.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-20
MATHS Patent Agricultural Furnaces.

vT,fIIS article was constructed in Consequence of
i suggestion from the American Institute, that a
SIMPLE portable, and low-priced furnace, was mucn
for many mechanical and domestic purposes. II took
the premium at the U. s. Agricultural Far at Louis
Iii. Irst received WA. STEWART,
~ No. Il Market Street.
."i W. :.
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V A r N I S H.

To Coach and Carriage Manufacturers, Cabi-
net Makers and Painters.
TTNHE undersigned have received the agency for the
Il sale of the celebrated VARNISHES manufactured
by the Haywood Varnish Manufacturing Company -
which universally acknowledged to be superior to
any other Varnshes the United States and have just
received large supply of the following different kinds
which they will sell at very small advance on Manu-
facturers prices
Black Enameled Coach Body Varnish,
Elastic I'm English
I'm. English Wearing
&c %" Pale Coach &c Z"
Brown Japan "
White 90
Scrapng Z"
Flowing Z"
Polishing "
Black Iron 7"
White Copal /"
namar d"
Mastic
Walnut Stain .-
Extra Fine Carriage I"
RAINS & BROWN,
No. 19 Public Square, opposite Market House.
apr9-f $50
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Tanner's Oil.

Tanners Oil.
I 0O0 GALLONS Tanners Oil, best quality Just
I,OOO received and for sale low by
jan29 RAINS Il BROWN.
bristol BRICK DUST. and Mount Ea-
ID gle Trpol for polishing gold, silver brass glass;
&c; new article; for sale by
jan29 RAINS BROWN.
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$4,000 PAPERS
Fresh Garden Seeds.

Fresh Garden Seeds.
WE in receipt of the most extensive stock
w of Garden Seeds embracing many new and
valuable varieties ever brought 10 this market They
are all Of the growth of 1857 and from the following
houses of well known reputation:
DIR. Landreth X Sons, Philadelphia
The American Seed Garden, Withersield, sc.
Rsley's, Fredonia New York
Shaker Garden, South Union Ky.
Descriptive Catalogues from the above houses ready
for gratuitOus distribution. Call and get one.
In addition 10 the above, have a large supply of
the most usual varieties by the pound and Beans and
Peas by the bushel
1000 Papers Flower Seed.
Just received from the celebrated house of Johnson,
Robbins Co., 900 Papers of Flower Seeds. The
lovers of Flowers have larger and better assert
ment from which make their selection of seeds than
they have heretofore had in this city.
RAINS & BROWN,
No. I9 South Public Square,
. jan13-tf Opposite the Market House.
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PennsylVania Railroad.

So - - .
VIE undersigned is authorized % issue bills of lad
ing Tor the delivery Of freight through 10 all the
tASItlsN CITIES, by the way Of PTrrSRITRG and the
FtNNS1LNANlA RAILROAD. II is scarcely necessa-
~ 70 aude TO the welestablshed reputation of the
T. X X, Tor regularity and speed and shippers will
readily appreciate the convenience Of having the fci
ny oi through Jtu of lddiRg al fired rate, without
charges on the way. For further information apply
" ID. ID. niCKEY,
Aug y. Nashville
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Metropolitan Eating House.
Riddleberger's Eating House.

GAM RIDnLEBERGER takes occasion 20 announce TO
- the public, that, the Summer season over he has
given up the enjoyment Of rural felicity and
ed 10 town. His House is again opened, and he hopes
10 again the smiling faces of his old friends and
customers and become acquainted with lots of new
ones. His tables shall always be literally supplied
with the best our market affords and httle more"
Sept. /, 1857.
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Hats and Caps for Men. Bows and CbiIdreu


AN receiving direct from the man. -
E15 ufactories, all the latest styles of Spring So
S4 and Summer HATS and CAPS, consisting "a
: - ~ part OF the best Cashmere Soft Fur Hats Of
All qualities Also, full assortment of mems and
BOYS Wool Hats and Caps Will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash, punctua dealers
B. r. CUTTER,
No. So and SO. cor, of Broadway and College SITS,
mar 10 Nashville, Tenn.
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Notice of Dissolution.

TINHE partnership existing between b. LANIER
l. GEO. MIZELI., under the style of y. LANIER 4
Co., is this day dissolved B. Ianier having purchas-
ed Geo MiZel's entire interest in the late firm alone
authorized to settle up the same. B. LANIER
Mar. rs, 1855 GEO. MIZELL.
Sc Referring to the above notice, ! take great
pleasure in recommending to my friends my late
socate in business, Mr. b. Lanier, gentleman
every way worthy Of their continued patronage.
March rs, 1858 GEO. NIZEI.I.-
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dissolution.

DtSSOtuttOu.
rTNHE partnership heretofore existing between Will
u i. BOYD, Jr., and jos. w. DAMS, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent and WILL l. BOYD IT. alone
is authorized TO settle the accounts of Boyd Co.
jos. W DABBS
Feb. 20, 1855. WILL l.. B0YD, jr
In retiring from the business Of BoYD 4 Ca heart
lily recommend my late partner 70 the public as wor
thy In every respect of their confidence, and ear
nestly solicit for him continuation Of the liberal pa
trouage heretofore bestowed.
mar12-d JOS W. DABBS
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SNYDER s FRIZZEII


AVE in store a fine stock of Boots and Shoes Of
II every description, which they are offering at low
prices. maTI-,r
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TRUNKS, THINKS,

A OPTIONAL SUPPLIES. Just received a large
n stock Of Cheap Trunks.
JOHN RAMAGE,
marriott ~ College street
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GENTS, WINTER BOOTS.

TOHN RAMAGE, ~ College street, Is in receipt of
81 Gents super Cali Water proof STITCHED Boots
Z" ." - Congress D. :. Caters.
- e" - u. :. Shoes
A" 4" Pump Sole Dress Roots.
" T" {" ." % '' CATERS etc
ianss-n IDfTN RAAA.E
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80 - fs4EEtzkt ~
-. - 8 - .. :. :. =. : : :
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; { In e d Down Shoes. -
SNYDER 81 FRIZZELL
A RE in receipt Of another lot Of Gents, Stitched
IA Down Shoes, at No. Il Public Square.
Jan25 SNYDER 4 FRIZZEII
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CHERlFF's SALE.-Warwick & Banks.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Warwick & Banks
~ dale w. Talaferr0 & Read on an attachment for
rent.-Will be sold on the 10th day of February,
1853, at the Mill the Canal of the James River and
Kanawha Company, lately occupied by Taiiaterro &
Read, 10 satisfy attachment Tor rent in favor of
Warwick Barksdale Ts. the said Taliaferro Il
Shorts, lWD bushels OF shipstuf, SZ3 bbls of Flour.
Mul and harness for same; ~ bbs Of Flour Talia-
errO brand 22 bbls of FL our or Cross Mddngs. I25
empty half bbis u empty bbls one lot Of Hoop Poles
hiatt hhl of Rosu, 100 Bags, Flour scale and cast
iron Wheels for truck upon the following terms, TO
wit For much cash to defray costs of attach
meut and expenses Of sale, and the balance the
following credits to wit 81. Z1 payable the ath
day Of February. 1855; 81 20 payable 9h May 1853,
aud 81 30 payable Dth August, 1858. the purchaser
giving bonds with good security for the deferred
payments.
ra- Sale at i2 O'Clock NJ.
JOHN A. HUTCH ES0N,
f. 4-tls Sheriff Of Henrico county.
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BY Henry W. Quarles, Anct..
No. 10 Main afra1sN

A SSIGNEE'S SALE OF 500. 900
= WORTH OF yEWELRY AND WATCfans
FROM AN EASTBRN MANIIPACropyAITT
received by Express large lot OF Jewelry incIad-
ing Watches, Cameo, Painted, Jet aud Gold Stone
and sieexe Buttons, Leckets, bar Rings. uRIxS
ooLD CHAIN an entirely new article aud q gensrAi
assortment q Jeweiry, such rs is keptin rst class
be sold without reserve -
The above sale will commence THIS RvENING.
az 0elock K, and continue EVERY EyESINQ poat
"e e =, HENRY W. QUARLk5,
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re- BrREow's kELIABLg MEDICINE

Cure, uuic KY and permanently SCRoPULA, SYPHILIS.
hhErNAEIsI Piles, KIDNEY AFYEcTIoNs, CusTiyE-
Ms VENEREAL DISEASES, add all chronic affections
II thu SEAt4L ORGANS The wonderful Teputat0 ,
which this celebrated remedy has acquired in th
roughly eTsdicatinx the above Diseases, IL uhprf c.
denied IA the annals OF medicine. Thousands of the
most Iuvet-rate cases of disease have been cured ~
Ilu. truly great medicine, after having been pi2-
usuucel beyond ALI possible cure BY the most emt
IvHt physiCians of the country. Finley r. FeTga
-p. MAJOR Of Norfolk, Va, cured OF rheumatism;
phIti,. A daughter If cignur George formerly Fro
lessor OF Music i'll this city, was cured Of terrible
Nervous Affection; and thousands ui others who's
names could be- mentioned were II necessarily.
piice 81 per bottlv-siX bottles for %.
Prepared by j " BUHRow Il Co. Practical Chem
sGI by PURCELL, LADD & co, Wholesale
DrnE.l6t-, Richmond. ia 2o-3hi
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THE BEST COUGH SYRUP In THE
MnRLD!-PREpAREp BY A CHEMIST.

H<tA fAchNhAE ~ E' 4 ~ II II Il 81 MIR or
WILD CHERRY
ID admitted by the thousands who have used it to to
the best preparation in for COUGHS. from cold
or CONSUMPT We COUGH, ASTHMA, BkON-
CHlflS. CATAkRH, or any Lung Affection. 1t is
also great remedy for HOarseness and aays all Ia
Illumination of the Lungs OF Throat
~ Bottles ., - cents. and ST.
Sold by PURCELL, LADD 1t CO and all Drug.
gistS in Richmond Norfolk and Petersburg.
n. B.-U You suffer with pain, use HARTsHoRNE's
CURE ALL. the great Pain Annihiiator.
ia H,--tltt
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By Kent, Paine & Co.
INFORD, MAYO & BLAIR,S

GALE OF BINFORD, MAYO & BLAIR'S
~ STOCK OF DRY GOODS, AT AUCTION On
WEDN ESDAY the 18th instant, commencing Mt Ia
O'Clock. We will sell at the ST. re Of Messrs Bnord
Mayo Blair. No. % Main street. the entire ba ance
of their stock of DRY GOODS remaining on hand
comprising great variety OF choice and dt sirable
Goods which will be sold without limit or reserve.
TERNs.-All sans under $780, cash; under $500 4
months over $500. months credit for approved en-
dc rsed notes. KENT, PAINE CO.
fe6 AuctoDeers
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r%SP- C,ovERNoR STREET STovE SroRK

- al -anpa3gu tHg lS55. nos opened with larger
sts{t mole desirable assortment than in any for
mn ,af consisting ia part Of enc entire Cargo from
t .p,tiy celebrated foundry ~ &. BsTstaw, which
Judges II good WORK Are particularly invited to eH
anime Persons having IN Use stoves Ranges, or
Farrs... u this make. can obtain repairing pieces
ava apl tfoatian. al factory prices
GEORGE STARRETT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-02-08

II OARDlNG.--We respectfully inform
~ members of the Legislature and others that
we have several very comfortable vacant ROOMS in
our House on the South side Of Grace street Just
above 9Th, where they will be pleased receive APP
plicarons. K d. NJ j. MURRAY
de 30-its
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Cook L Co, Aucts. any Ill., iru'
By Alexander Mott. Auctioneer

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, GROCE-
- RlEs, dc.-Will be sold at auction at NV store
corner Main and 18th streets, on TUESDAY next
the Sth dAy OF February, u general assortment OF
new and second hand Furniture; also, one Cooking
dkoCERi ES.Brandy. Gin. Whiskey, Wine, RUM
Crockery &c: also. 10 600 Cigars
M DKf Gt,ODS-Cioths, Yestings, Net Shirts, BED
ing, &c.
APPROXIMATIONS Letter Press
feS ATEX N ypT Au.t
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pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST,
bearing date the 3lst day Of July, 1851 sha on
the 9th day of February. 1888, il fair if not on the
rst lair day thereafter as trustee under deed from
James Whelan. sell ut public auction for cash, on
the premises lot of Land in the City OF Richmond
In DuvaIs Adtit II. fronting on tire east side of lsf
street - feet inches running back 100 feet, and
described in said deed the same lot conveyed to
James " helsn by Jonn Ahern and wife, by deed
dated July Ist. 1853 and recorded in the Hastings
Court of Richmond. There is Il small wooden build
ing on the lot The title il believed 10 be good but
acting as trustee. shall only convey with special
warranty. JOHN q. WILLIAMS, Trustee
sale by tt0DD'N q APPBRSOS. fs S-tds
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=, Tfuste6.
"a
A UCTION.-Wiil he sold at public auc-

l "A ton, on the Capitol Square, at I9 o'clock the
9Th Of February, the Spars used for shears in rais
ing tie Equestrian Statue OF Washington. These
are ~ feet long, "a inches the large and %
inches across the small ends, with the Cap aud Feet
Pieces.
Also, tho Hosting Machine, used on the same oc-
cesion, made by Messrs. Samson 4 Pae, in the very
best manner This machine is calculated to raise 20
tons by
Also. quantity of Manila Rope and Blorks. of
various sizes suitable for shipping and farming pur
poses-together with aquautity of Iron.
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c. / Nyw UAIR nYE.-We have seen

- many ltnul Hair DYES. highly extorted and
- man. of our friends use then, but never have
s,.p tl!. c,ur sou ht tor, obtained where purHons
LII, II themselves II any Of orr r,s6ors wish to
' ts.tr Itait WhlskeTs or Mustauchr changed
-,i r,I lisht OF Grav Ia most beautiful Black nr
rr,un snd without the least INJURY Ia the hair or
.l... " " aha ads i-C tuom To call ON
uoRSnN. under the American Hotel
a.. Entrance on nth street