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w X. IA WRIN $,

Dss'cr in Dry Goods, Groceries Hardware, Ready
dade Clothing, Boots axd shoes Hats and Caps
sc. store south ,ide Main street. Ally
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A. T.. NETS ALE,

Late Of the tir.. of White Metcaif, Utica, N.Yp)
Eurgieal aad Mechanical Dentist. All opera
tiops performed in the best manner, sad with
new and improved instruments. Office over J.
II. Hu1bard's Music Store, corner Of Main and
Hurdick streets, Kalamazoo. 2ltf.
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CHANDLER RICHARDS,

Attorney, solicitor and Counselor ~ Law. Prose
cutting Attorney, aud Circuit Court Commissioner
for tae County Of Van Buren,, Bounty Land aud
Pension seut. Contracts drawn, sad collect
ing promptly attended TO.
Once in he 4 ourt House. ls9-U.
Paw Paw, Michigan.
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nUNJA In SIMMONS.

Clock and Watch maker, and Jsweler NattawaD,
Michigan. Repairing done in the best manner
and on reasonable terms. l50-iy.
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>. G. GRIMES d Co.,

>ss!e,s In aroccriss and Provisions, Fish, Frat
Nuts, Pa,n,s, O,l', Yaukee No,lons, Woo. on
Willow ard one "a'S, Confectionery, CiQn''
para Liquors for Med.c,usi aLt 3ochuniral ,ur
poses etc., &C &')l
s. c. GRIMES, 10 4. Io0S.
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r. IL. IIAkkISOS

! Lain, Fancy, Js1, News and Ornamental Printer
Handhills, Posters, Cards, Bal! Tickets, kc, sPe,
Oily and quickly executed with neatness eod u.s-
patch. An orders respectfully solicited. Price
moderats-NoRrIEREER oFyIcr-north side Of
main street, Paw Paw.
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puRKEE a BOWEN. /.

Attorneys and Copnselors at Law, and Solicitors
IN Chanesry. 0fico on Main Eireet, near the
Court House, Paw Paw, NJ h,zsn
cc,vsr - ~ 8 ft~Es
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y. IL. RlDL ON,

Couaty T Treasurer, Vsa Bsren County, Notary Pub.
iic. &c, will sttcad ~ tHe PerchE;, aud sale OF
Hca! Es.ats, examining titles paying TaS'a pro
ruIing bounty Lsud h Grr4Ei., &c. Oih,. L
the Gorrt House. i-iy.
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DRs. sAxToN * DEWEY, i,

Have formed o-partnsrshp for the practice o
Medicine and Surgery in all It's departments
All calls prompQy attended 20, day ar night.
A good assortment Of choice medicines are kept
constantly for sale. IJ6-iy.
Brp>dsyille, Mich.
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srSnnNs & DARLING.

Dealer In Sash, Blinds and Doors, and all kinds o
Cabinet Ware, al the Steam Saw Mil.
I.avton. lf7-n Mich.
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DRs. ANDREWS Il woODmAN

Have formed a co-partncrship for the practice
msdicise aud surgery. All calls promptly at
tended TO day or night. 10
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DGlsslAcSV@Ar.
VAN buren, COUNTY oFFICERs.
s. II. BLdCKMaN.

Register, Of Deed, Attorney 4, Law and Notary
Publ. will stt-Rd 10 the business ot Convey
aRcing. drawing Agreements, applications for
-roasty lands, wills, &e.-tbe purchase 'ad sale
real estate, payn ent OF taxes, ex niinsuon OF
;ldes and tho compromising OF conflicting titles
so. Once in tho Court House sly
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Ka.AMAZuO BAKLRy,

SEYMOUR A Co., are prepared TO Gil all orders
for Cracke Cookies, Cakes, Rusks and
all kinds Of 3sead. Shop directly ops ositc
yfsb's Flour Store, Main Street, Kalamazoo
Michigan. l6l-ly.
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s.. ~. NASH,

Judge of Probate, and Notary Public, Van BuTen
co. ConvsyaAring and other bpslners pertain
ing 10 said offices promptly attended TO. Nil
slso attend TO the purchase and sale Oi Real
Estate, Examining Titles, paying Taxes, pro-
curing Bounty Land WARRANTS. &c. Ohice In
the Court House. 2d door on The right 81.
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Rntos of AGvc,t:Airc.
BLANKS,

of the day by seeing the carriagc return.
but 10 it contained only the lacy and her
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with m amount which after wards iucrcasrd to
largest sum contributed by any one in1svdur 70 the
Nuullrc Honsc With the samn object, os Keeping our
people ~ bona, and having Cor simmer
nereltoe, al earlier perod and white yet residing IN
ioita be became subscriber 70 the Limestone Sprags
aud Charleston Hotel having sunk in boh Qhen) rather
Unsuccessful enterprises, the amount contributed.
Tie manufacturing aud the smechanlc it.,estS h has
likewise fcstercd, has, TO the exteut OF his mite,
ibuiod Ia aid az bo,h and particularly ,est app
oabity o. slave labor 70 the manipulation. ~ each With
The eye Of statesman, Docking Y -sosl a. he has recos
(should the present III, ~ sources OF proal .aslase
uorls,ion a. he South .eencas,io iof 7. "a
during tssafe IN Ne Improves condition o. the African
Wan the hypocfca sympathes Of Northern fanatics
ahoitonsts.
Tho last public position OF importance held by Gen.
'ardtn WAS that If Minister 10 Mexico appointed by Pre-
s'dent Pierce While that country he made the cele-
nrated "Gatsden Purchase" acquiring large slice Of
mexico, Dow known as Arizona, for which the United
Sofes paid 80 900 600. lie brought his own treaty to
Washington and It was confirmed by the Senate was
succeeded IN the Mexican mission by Mr. John Forsyth
who has Just returned homc having closed the legation
consequence OF difficulties with the zuoaea government
AT BaTdstown KY, Dec. %, 1855 Mrs. sALILE r. MAT.
nNGLy daughter OF the late Judge Roane OF Virginia. and
granddaughter OF Patrick Henry.
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ASpEros--Daureos.--o Thursday evening, Dec. y,
By the Rev John Spauldng Mr.. CossEiius " asnxssos
a. hse JASk DAVIDSON, both 81 tots city.
CoxrEknwA nK--AsEs In Bruokiyr on saturday, Dec.
25. by the Kew. Henlnn, fsos,s g. CowrnuuvArrE TO
bEcyas u, daught,4 OF the late Joun A. Ames.
HoLLAaI-BlowsEI---i nssofd, at Christ church, On
Tuesday. he II Nj. THcass HOLLAND, 81 New York, for
merry New Orleans and lately resident Of faris 10
Miss iRAECgs BRowssII, 81 Hartford Tie BRIDE - the
daughter 81 the Right Rev. Bishop Drowned. The ccre.
mouy performed hy The venerable pTeato himself,
assB'sd by The Right Rev. Bishop Williams, the Rev. X
NJ. Abcrciomtic aud the Rev. G X Fisher.
GucBrisr-Intyy tn rucsday, dec. Il, by the Rev.
Thomas Arnitagc Mr. IiAkStg GufIIgIsr w Mss SARAH
n 1niry, botI al this city.
1gS.MAs--TynnI>.roS On Mo1cav, August 10, by the
Rv "A. iAngc W. IoscsAs 10 MiSs b. A. IERasGros, all
OF Brooklyn.
IoSorss-EIiss.-on Thursday, Dcc %, by the Rev. %
w. Dgga, H. Iososss, d., 10 Mss NATE a. eldest dargh
ter al HeDry flias, eti oil Brooklyn.
MONE-srsRRt'n saturday evening, Dec %, ~ thr re-
sldsnec ~ m. brac's father by the Rev ~ Hutton,
WILLIAM M0sK 70 MARY A., eldest dauguter o. Alderman
Gcuf Ike SaaTr.
MuNk--No,srs --On sunday evening. ncc 90, by tho
Rv H. ramniee ~ the residence q The brides father,
suiTIS W MoSE 70 JosrTnsE L., eldest daughter Of d. j.
Moses.
SiosS--wmu -Isshis city. on saturday, Dec Is, BY
s,o>s 20 Mes SARAH D. wrs, neicc Of the officiating
clergy nah.
DssloB papers please copy.
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Affairs In Albany.

ALBANY Dec 81, 1858.
The Governor elect (Mr. Morgan) and the State OIL
received their certificates Of election to-day It is not
true stated in New York papers, that the State
awarded certificate Of election to Mr. Philip
Hamilton, in the Fifth Congressional district The Ator
ney General is understood hold that tho Governor has
the power order special elections for
in Congress in New York city districts under article 1st
section ID paragraph 4th of the United States constitution
Governor Morgan arrived in town TO day The Score
tary Of State Mr.. Tucker; visits New York tomorrow.
Governor King meets the Commissioners after
hear their report in regard to the removal of Qua
xantne
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News from New Mexico.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. "a, 1903
The Santa Fc mail Of the eth ust reached Iudepen-
dencc on Saturday. The conductor repors the
the route three feet deep and the weather very cold
The Legislature VAS 10 the day the mail left
Fort Defiance dates are to Nov. 81
Colonel Miles had pursued the Indians into their
tain Businesses regions heretofore unknown and the
white men were putting them to fight wherever they
found them
Maps Of the marches to be made out, giving
much information respecting the country.
Major Backus return cd Fort Defiance the 18th inst
lie had had regular fight with the Indians, but had
killed six Of them in various skirmishes.
Capt Vaddes, of company of spies, had been badly
wounded.
Col. Bonneville and Superintendent Collins go to Fort
Defiance during the armistice treat with the Navaos-
their action to be dual either for peace war.
Judge Boone will take the district vacated by Judge
Yanedict
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Our State Canals.

CANAL CONVENTION TODAY, AT sYRACUSE-HOvE-
FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE CANALS
SHALL THE CANAL DEBT BE INCREASED?
convention win assemble TO day at Syracuse in
oordancc with the following CALI
convention OF forwardcre, shippers and others into
rested in the completion Of the canals favor OF pro-
te ting the public works, the Legitimate of
the public revenue against the and policy of the
gigantic combination existing or the several lines of
railroads connecting the seaboard with the West, will be
held at the Voorhees, House in Syracuse Tuesday tho
18th day Of December, 1858.
by concerted action full and proper representations
TO the next Legs aure it is believed much may be done
protect the resources OF ample revenue justly apper
tanning to the vast transportation interests of the State,
and thereby relieve the peoperom taxation for
the payment Of the canal debt
The railways Of this State Pennsylvania and Maryland
are combined against the State works Of New YORK The
poll y OF this powerful com onaLon f not IL. purpose
TO crush the public works ana interests Of Now York and
the tines no lcss than popular sentiment call for egsa
tive interpositiop.
gcsera attendance of all Interested is desirable and
you are invited 70 be present at tho proposed Convention
Dated Nov So 1853.
FISH, NUD6ETTE & CO.. Rochester,
A. II. HOvEY, oswcgo,
d. II. EATON, lS
AUSTIN MYERS, syracuse
+ + ( k1s sahI' utica.
AS general principle have little faith in
tons; and this accompsbes all that designed by
it, tho result will undoubtedly satisfactory gen
Heincu VINO fpneu caii, tney not 70
increase State debt they have sympahies Bu,
there is necessity at present Tor increasing State
debt
The Eric canal contains water and floats
sells than any canal in Europe and has 556s vessels
its register Of which ,fi6 larger than the
which Columbus discovered America The total value of
cargoes carried the Erie and Oswego canals year
just closed sls6, e45 The yearly which
the canals at present carry six million TONS and,
with the latest improvements think than that
But the late report to the Canal Board by the special
committee the memorial TO Congress- states that the
tolls too low 10 pay the interest the cost of the
canals. Now, il would seem, with the introduction Of
steam the canals, at the time increasing their
capacity and their business or much freight will be
RED By which could not 60 by horse powcr) that
the ought 10 be increased TO make them
pay expenses withou; saddng additional State debt
upon the people
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NEW URLEANs Dec. %, 1903
The Southern Pacific Railroad Convention adjourned to
meet at Marshall Texas, the 10th Of January. Pres
deni Morton, receiving vote Of thanks congratulated
the Convention on lis successful The stockholders
arr in high spirits. The company trust deeds indebted
ness Is about $927 600. Their entire liabilities are
$500 coo. To former there sl35 900 in the
HANDS OF Mr To~ses $40 900 be obtained from
other sources leaving 2oc TO be provided BY the New
Orleans and other stockholders. Nothing remains to be
done but get Texas reluqash the suit for forfeiture
OF the charter, which will undoubtedly be done
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vile Cissour) Dcm,ot OF 25h inst states ihat on
Last Monday hand II thieves add assassius, from Kaoas
ier,,o, enterM Vernon county, Missouri, and killed.
David cfuse and stole lot o. cate, twenty nofsss ana
eleven negroes. About tLe same ts~ Captains oio"u
and Montgomery entered Missouri, on tbs L'te usage
river, ard stole negro woman and took Mr.. Lsne PIT
soner, carry ing the latter the Territory but roessS
him on the following day An express had been sent TO
Gov Stewart, of Missouri, for assistance to protect life
and property.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
pHt .psrFruA, Dec. q, 1863.
Stocks hrm. Pennsylvania State S. 95ss; Reading
Railroad Morris Canal sales Long Island Railroad,
III. rennsy vsnia Rsiirosd, as.
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.
ALBANY, Dec 81. 1858.
Tie Of hecvcs less Than last week, aud the
quality IL about the same, there COOL dcnanl, ani
prices are well sustained. the from &C. ~ 5Ac.,
i've weight fUr chocc. TIE rec.pts Of sheep are
larrc ana pric,s lower tho range u 3hsc. SC.
About COO have been sold for this market Hogs dun
and CSC. for i've hogs averaging $40 pounds
Nrw ORLEANS, Dec. ~, 1858.
Co,lon-Sales today 10000 bales at easier but not
uotabiy lower piccs Red wheat, Sbc Lard In barrels,
lie for rriuc Ccfrc arm salce 200 bags at i0hc.
11Ac lreghts-cotton 70 Liverpool, ID I'D. Sterling
exchange. los ~ iosl. Drafts 90 New York at sixty
days IL la yer cent discount, and at sight Ole
pcr cent - 49,.
Flour UNCHANGED. whskcy dull at 81 &c. Hogs duh
and unchar gcd sales 500 at &c 50 30 90 Pork dull at
slT so. lard, io7sc. lie.
BALTIMORE, Dec. ~, 1855.
Flour duh Wheat nrm. white, 81 IS 81 So Yellow
corn, iic. 52c white, &C. Provisions stcaiy Wits
kcy dgll al &c. a acc.
piuraDwruA, bce q, 1858.
FTnrr dun supcfAne, sb IL - rs. Wheat dull red,
81 q a al 20; white, ~ 35 n ~ 40 Corn dul
yca9N. zoe. Provisions dull. whssey dull at 25Ise.
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Loss OF the Steamer Metropolis on the Ohio
River. "

CINCINNATI, Dec 81, 1855.
The steamer Metropolis, from Pitsburg bound to New
Orleans, went ashore yesterday morning during heavy
fog. Gfty miles below this city. She Immediately
broke Ia two, and Is complete wreck No lives
were Lost The Metropolis had cargo Of i've hundred
tons of produce and Pussure manufactures The boat
was In Psburg, and yalied at s2e ooo-insurcd
FOR s14 600 The whole loss estimated at 100000
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81. Loris, Dec. u, 1858.
The Missouri Legislature convened to-day, temporarily
organized and proceeded to qualify members. demo-
cratic caucus held this evening" for the nomination Of
officers the election viii probably take place tomor
row when the Governors message will be delivered
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State Conventions.

NEW York "A convention Of forwarders, shippers and
others Interested in the completion Of the canals add
favor Of protecting the pgtc works OF this State the
legitimate OF the public revenue against the
power and policy Of the several lines OF railroads con
meeting the seaboard with the West, will be held in SYRIA
cuse to. day.
onio-The State Central Committee Of the Underground
Railroad have issued call for Convention OF that So.
ciety At Columbus, on wednesday and Thursday. jan
and 9, 1889. All antsiavery societies in Ohio
quested 10 send In their delegates and each delegate
also requested to bring IN reports in relation 70 the
Of business done by said societies. the amount OF
business carried by coored persons the value OF pro-
pcrty owned by them in their respective districts the
amount Of stock invested and the aggregate Of CAPT
tai in each treasury Of said societies. and the State u O.
r. X. revenue In general.
New HAsrsHrRE--Thc democratic State Convention OF
New Hampshire, for the nonsnaiion Of candidate FOR
Governor will in Concord the 9Th Of January
KESTucAY.-rhe democratic State Convention Of Ken
lucky will be held in Frankfort the sth q January.
TfSSE$x.-Tlc democratic State Convention OF Ten.
nefsce will he held the 9th OF March, the oppos
ton Convention will probably take place the III Of
February.
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ArAns IN PaRAcrAy.-Thc Covveio Mcrconl Of Rio,
Of Nov has the following paragraph concerning Para
ay-The LATEST dates 10 October - III SmIaavso
has editorial article about the collision with the United
States, declaring that the republic ready FOR they
want war. The crops abundant During the mouth,
q October until the ed there had sailed for Albuquerque
shps, together with the Argentine steamer Coa
tucon and Brazilian boats lei there for Asancon
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Accident % the steamer Huntsville.

The steamer Huntsville FROM New York for Savannah,
"a "a The Cape with her SHAFT broken. The mate has
telegraIhed 70 New York Tor steamer tow her back.
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BosroN Dec. Y, 1858.
Cap. Townsend, Of the reported slave brig Echo, left
here to-day for Key West TO which place his trial
signed, the cscort Of two Deputy United States
IL.
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IThe star OF the south a, Savannah.

The steamship star Of the South, from New York,
rived lat evening. All wei.
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TORONTO, c. w., Dec. 81, 1855.
The saruia branch o. tie Great Western Railway was
opened to-day.
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Opening OF the Direct Trade Between Chicago
and Philadelphia.

CHICAGO, Dec ~, 1906
The first the through track Of the Pttsburg,
Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, from the west side
depot leaves to-day with freight.
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News Gora the Pacific--The Disdin. si,sd
Dead VI Is5s-Chl istmss FESTIVE re. i. New
lork-~orcfather. Day-Tn. rnorndi4s
Nin--Thc a-o,tery Traffic ~ g.., york.
III. isA.sh Steam Navy. SC. &c.
Meatesdays edi ion of the FAMILY HERALD ysin coz
a az 'e news Of the previous OF Importance ana
.s leunt OF miscellaneous reading Amoag il ooa1yDs.
| while found
Eleven Days Later News Calorna.-Ar,iya OF Tho
nhaing Fleet at honouiu
Aecroogy Of The world-Names and Rr.r vo,. :, =,
the DE- 1'S'ea resons who have Died during the year
le5s.
Celebration If &istmas Day In New York-0cnorai sus
pension of Business gvices the Churches of Steam
Fire Engines &c, dc.
Report Of the Celebration Of Forefathers Day BY the New
England Society Of kew grim Dinner nj the Aslo-
House.
The Curious VIII OF Augustus Thor >dke, Of BosonHis
Resentment Against Daughter Daughter in Law tor
their pisobedience Ia Marriage.
Affairs washpg on-Repor OF the Proceedings of Con-
gress.
The Gold Letters from our Correspondents at Couu
Gil Bluffs, owal and Fonenele, Nebraska Terrory)-In
teresting news from the Gold MnesThe Fraser
River MinesThc Yield God-Indgnation Mecur OF Anne
rican Miners.
The hprlush Screw Navy-What Progress has
Made alteration Of Sailing screwssuccesso of the
Plan, &c.
News from utah-Leter from Elder-Thc Mormoas Max
ing Money OF the ArmyThings in general ia the Territory
Conclusion of the Lottery Decision Reserved
The Lottery Traffic New iork-1be Policy shops-Des
criphon OF the Dens &c
Editorials prominent events Of tbs day
Notices OF New Publications.
local Ne~s Of Interest Of this snd the sd:oning cucs
full report Of the New YORK Cattle Market with
Der OF cattle offered for sale, prices, n
carefully prepared Report Of the Prices OF ali klnds
Family Marketing at Washington Market
The Latest News telegraph "
NE publication
Police reports aud
ney Markel hepors rages Deaths weoS-slto
gsthes forming Al Interesting and y spaper
Ferns only :, tour 60 be OF
tsip- Al the otace ~ tbs Hssap Of all sgeal Id
sext~arasnis 'nesfisd 81 the nsusl aEs.ac ratas
The Use OF Brant.rcth's Vegetable Univer-
proved them the natural medicine OF man The,
corrust humnrs winch aud bodily dstTass
eipal onc - ,ana sold so 8oweTy and al
Hudson street 70 centa box hall boies coated l5c
White. the Halter, Headquarters No. 21e
Greenwich street. Of Robinson. Ladies rich
full sets
Geo. Ssunders' Metallic Tables nnxar
s,rop This te genuine article. has been egualsd ~
J. 8. SAUNDERS. NO. 7 Assor House.
Gcnin's New Annual
A brilliant
te.tival Hat
Has Just been publlsheda
Il. broadway.
Is full dressed FOR
The Holidays
GESiN.s Fc.tvs, Hat.
From ia Roadway.
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n vel tnuwn thls ci,. eel In many southern
States will lie read by All with Interest,"
- WALL erEfEr. NEw fORE, Dec ~ 1874
Genlrs ~ the 18th hes
you have beard that have " the
Of Nods bali restorative and nv ~ the
fact had .rctiln 10 civ award "
fury letsuse thuA dne " age 4 abou hv yesrs ihe
Ell uy har NmbufD sad ~, med ave
sinre u h@rAn gray aui the the
head hose seu-iitfy and dscdruf ~ form
upUn bach ~ these dsaryea atisa iaerskaed Time
and tout tour ons fourth added U thsm ~ my
hair falling the heal ard ureatening axe
Nsd " ns unpleasant predcaInent Ii tucsi uy
Woods hair rstoratve manly ths tag OF Of
barr heM Atty expectation that hsf could well
he restored 10 "a original color except IRON dyes h1w
gresv surprised ~ Ind. aer the OF to- boes
only that Only the falling arrested but color
NE and y y the sslp sni
dAAdTGa head much The grsh-
raton of my wife, AZ whose solicitation nduce r. Try y
f0r tbs. among the many obligations 10 her
strongly oil all hshan who valve the admiration ~
their wives prh by extmpic and nae growing gray
getting tafi. y. A. lAyKsDxR.
II o. 4 Wood a Co. si2 broadway.
sold ell druggists fancy good dealers thrnu hnut
the world DEPOT 3i2 broadway.
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Rrady's Holiday Presents-Photoyrupsl s
ambrotypcs daguerreo,ypes and melsnotypes for
Days; new and beautiful, styles $50 Broadwsy rnomp
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Wllder's Celebrated Ftr~ Proof safes.
Depot ioi Broadway. corner Of Dey street. n, 7
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Oenar-e sslsmsndep ssre.--Sylsa Patent
powder proof locks Alan AMI barslss
proof parlos sAses Depot i87 r@ayl street
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shirts. Collars, Hes, scerfs. Gloves and
furnishing goods ~ All kinds selling reduced prices
corner of Grecnw ch and Murray streets
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The Lindsey Blues Polka, Composed ~
Thomas Baker with splendid full pago coored
title representing the company IN ul uniform, Will pub
fshed In days by FIRTH, Pond CO., 5i Broadway
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Gurney's New Gallery,

Gurney's New Gallery,
7W BROADWAY.
Photographs daguerreoypes. miniatures IN OIL vprytypes
&C. for the holdsys Open I'LL r. a. for free inspection
Holiday (;cOds.-New style Scarf, Lace
and tubular ties per Persia Scarf piDs robes de chs-nre
&C. MOODY n, 20 Broadway.
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Mrs. Jervis' Cold csndy.-A Fresh supply
OF this favore renee fv nghs for sale M the depot
con fUx, 81 Barclay stree ". ".