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Musical Instruction.
MUSICAL ATTRACTIONS
PRO BONO PUBLICO MUSTCIIF

The Art OF Teac ching Music; q practical method
Tor successfully lmpartihg q THoRoUeB MUSICAL
BDUCs TIoS, which gives the sum aud substaaoe OF
everything necessary to be known To elevate and
establish the CHARACTER and QUALIFTcATioNs Of
Kv.RY Music TBAcHKR; by Prof. De Cornell. Call
aud ct q copy at Messrs BLANCHARD a. Mo
HUNS store, corner llth street and Pa. avenue.
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bacon l. RAVENS UNRIvALLED Plan
ID OFORTES.

RACON 4 RAVENS UNRIVALLED PIa N
II " uprypSSF0 SSF0RTEs: M
the attention Of the public to his stock o.
PlANOFORTES from the great manu-
factery. of Raven, Bacon 4 Co., IN NevtItIt
YOr6, OF which he is the solo agent. These instru
ments are pronounced by Gustave SatteT, and nearly
al the principal rianists Of the United States, as
square PIauos superior to any others manufa
In their mechanism they are constructed on differ
facility for expression In touch and tone they are
unquestionably the sweetest and most equal The
celebrated American pianist, nj. Gottschalk, has
taken two of these Pianos to West Indies and South
Americe. where he is nov EN- aged IN concert
Xlcuxtemps to be sent to Psris for her private use
They range in price from $3.50 to $50: are war
ranted and kept IN tune without charge for two
2 Persons in search of real reliable l. strument
viii fDd u TO their advantage by giving call be-
fore purohasing elsewhere - u .-..E. "a. - ...F
large stock Of second hand Pianos is also to be
found at the most reasonable prices, on monthly
pay ments, at warerooms, in the Star Buildings,
corner OF Penn. avenue. 18th and SITS. SO %
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By J. G. MosUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneer..

By J. G. McSUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF THREE SMALL
~ AND VALgABLK SQUARES OF GROUND.-On
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 5th, at Ave
O'Clock, at the Aurton Rooms, we shall sell to the
hishest bidders the following very valuable Real
Estate in Washingtan:
Square No. S7, fronting respectively on Vermont
avenue, north 3 street, and 18th street west, and
containing 81 ,16O square feet. -
Square No. S4. froRtIng on Vermont avenue
north street, and lth street west, and containing
III 428 square feet.
These two squa es are hand somolv loo.ted In the
north part ofthe Second Ward, which is rapidly i'm
proving In that direction. -
Also, Square No. 627, fronting respectively on
New ersey avenue, north + street, aud lst street
west, IN the immediate vicinity or the Railroad
Depot. and contains ,l85 square feet of ground.
Titles perfect.
Terms One fourth cash the residue in 6, Il and
l8 months, with interest, secured by deed In trust
on the premises.
sc cod ]. g. MCGUIRE & CO.. Aucts.
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L CARD,
Il ANTILLES PERSONS BUYING CLOTHS
AND CASSIMERES BY THE YARD
Having necessarily to keep q large assortment OF
CLOTHS and CASSIME ES, dealing more ex-
tensIvey and generally those goods, we can offer
greater advantages to Of those goods than
can be found. We will cut very cheap. No charge
for patterns or shrink ing, having steam apparatus
for that purpo.e 1t would be yell for those purchas
ing by the yard to look before they buy, as this 10
the only establishment Of the kind this city oh
deals extensively in those goods and must offer
greater advantages to buyers.
. WALL, STEPHENS Il CO.,
No. so Penn avenue, between
80 T. eo2m 9Th and 10th streets.
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HI Fam Pafsee students, sons Of rich Par,ee
merchants, are now receiving education at the
University Of London.
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% C. LAMAR. C.H. MOTT. J.L.AUTRY.
7 AMAR, MOTT & AUTRY,
IL - -. ATFORNEYS-ATLAW
HOLLY SPRINGS, MISS.
viii practice in the High Court of Errors and D
peals at Jackson. the Federal Court at Pontotoc,
the Courts Of the Seventh yudIcal District of Mis-
sssIppI, and will attend to the Cole eton of Claims
throughout North Mississppi Sc l8-tf
IN - - AMBROTYPES t.
i AIKEN AT SANDS GALLERY cannot be
Surpassed by any taken In the clty. They are 6n-
ishsd so that there Of their adiss.
have always On hand fine selection Of anoy
! \. '.-I.|I ~, -. D. ,t ROBERT SANDS,
o. Pa. avenue, between sth ard 9th streets,
SEQ ...--'-' opposite Centre Market.
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7 OVERS OF OYSTERS CAN GET AT THE
IL present season. daily, OYSTERS@ ~
In the SHE'LL taken out OF salt water thetG ~ II u
same day. Restaurants wishing to beAAH
supplied BY the barrel will please oa on SW
J. X. b. SCHWARTZ,
Dealer In Oysters,
Corner OF 18th and K streets, hack of
jy Scott ... Kirkwood House.
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BOYS. BOYS, sssiTs ssf oFcADKr GREY
fok Wall. STEPHENS a CO.
se1-eoIm No. S6 Pa ky., bets sth ano ietn sts'
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NEW MUSICAL OsIToRY.
PIANO FORTE, HARP, & MUSICAL
H,AREROOMS
Pref. q. T. DE CGNIEL,
DEALER IN ALL kINp< oF


Nj 8 CA l. NJ L HAN Disc,
and Sole Agent for Washington and the District Of
Columbia for Stenvay Il Sons Celebrated
o l. ID EDAL PIANO FORTE 9 /.
Prof. c. r. DE CENIEL having been induced to
enter into the business Of Musical MerchaLdise in
this city, begs to inform the musIca! public Of
surrounding districts, thSt he is row prepared to
furnlsh parties with everything m the Music line,
on the most reasonable terms. He has made the
very best and choicest selection of the most Mt
MUSIC, IN endless variety, and is determined TO
keep the largest and best collection Of Music the
city that can he found anywhere, for which he ear
nestly and respectfully solicts a share 0f public
for sale and for rent. large number Of PIANOS,
HARPS, GUITARS, and MELODIUMS, among
which he introduces into this city
STEINwAY Sons
CELEBRkUED GOLD MEDAL. PIANOS,
Grand and Square. So, 81, 4, and IA octave. they
being the only Pianos now sough for and purchas ed
by every hody preference TO many Others for
ty OF haIsh and durabty-pOtceICEl,b brilliant, and
cate, s1Hootk. ,LdStic. and of the best Repeating
Powers. &c. Can conscIentiously recommend the
same TO the notice and patronage OF those in want Of
superior tHSfrhueRf, at prloes that cannot ial TO
please, and which cannot be surpassed by any man
ufactured in the United states. Sold at manufac-
turers prices, adding cost Of sportstIOB only
Old Pianos taken m part pay ment for new ones.
HaTps, Plsnys. DO. Tuned and Repaired by q
skdlful and experienced hand. Charges moderate.
Harp, buItar, Violin, ard Banjo Strings, of the
best quality. always on hand.
i1FAny Quantity Of Music purchased al these
warerooms viii be hound st any time IN the neaiest
style.
All orders promptly attended to. and Music sent
by msil free OF postage, BY addressing
T.. II. DE C1ENIEB.
corner Of llth street ana Pa. ayeDue.
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Auction Sales.

nAlI,EE,S an o. -,-..- "a -
Is d'.tra;n f,om Hai-AkDy sItue oI an order ol
,ood. y nj ~ hs9taI " AiS4ander against the
cncsnt nf iafs y, w Iia" na D9ve,tor she oc
rsnharea leo E.oe,tH 10, y anu 10, IN Sqrare
direated heys S na IN afesIs; end 20 me
osteu, haNe seizeu ana taken property OF said
Cmirs. 90 and W Iltins ,oT@ bs scale Coal Screen;
hv siSe r",oa ~ Yt henIaclte Coal; ana here
and cha tes no Seized ana oSen ssi said goods
sr,e.oS -. so ano takens on the prsmises,
nns We.s o. os r. ,hs oerns on pennsyvsnia AVS
n.y. ~ a. ~ ano WH pepdnment, on SATUk-
n na ,ne "a gay OF octobeI 1853 at the hour Of z
lar, IT. P1r n Sa Sa'isy rent aue In arrears Tor Will
T.,m.DesSS
a. o. s,os' cus y,
% - s.e0 ------- OaAS. NEMb e1, Baallh.
MARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtpc of = Int. =,
Il feri fsciaa ssued from tbs CIarLs. * " is " "
circuit Cont of The n.trot of f SInh,c Jiuce Oh tne
county Of Wasbinaton And 70 me ysn3d i9i tne
az pOse TO nublic raIa for n ~ @ VI r' snail
Court house door Of sa,d nan;, III i,Vmt 1n Si tns
m, on FRIDAY the ssth Gs1 ~ 6o,ob as H oook
1853, the following descrihed Pyona,t nex
defendant's right titis o.Ssa JHs.y. ~ VII: Al
point ON Sd streat an ~ 20 r., -. OF
feet nnhas J :. ', :, nun uunhlng thenoe north 20
nyiva,o eiie' a. VII u1t MutD 70 Hour loot
pna 1 sns .eat OF saIo Io together with all
of W. sbinston N n eaeIts theIeon, IN tpe city
nrone,t, ~ -. eo ana Ievied upon az the
soId to s.t,sfx Ina1o;.i.' a. a, rsnwcE, and VIII be
October term. iva IN fave, ~ Iy H. ahI ySi9, 10
CoInmhps Az 80, IN 10y hay1t oi W linam wallace,
ooiuouS SAeAaioei' an9 J9nn van Eeswck.
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SUPERIOR MUSICAL INSTRUCTION.

Prof DE CRNIEL is still in Washington, and
wishes 20 intimate 10 the musical public that -
he 10 prepared TO receive n limited number of&r1S
rpecIal pupils, advanced in music TO whom ne >zz1
will give a thorouEh and complete aoademloai
course OF instruction lrelv met with on the HAP,
Plannforte, Guitar, Singing, and trGan-. -
1oonfdertIaliy in the true Art Of Teaching Music,
TO suaiify for the profession. -. -. A.
Isnn sysnr. seR-ims
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sOMETHING NEW

A SOMETHING NEW
AT STINEMETZ'S. z6 PesH. Avsnrs, De-
facsen ls2A aad l3th stye.fs.-Ths
ATLANTIC TELEG GRAPH HAT p.
an entire new style; also q large and .
weH selected assortment of Felt
Hats for mems, youths and chil: +.
dren's wear; Beebe's CeIebrated -
yentiIatng Hat imported French
Opera Hats, with patent ssnngs,I <z1>
with the neH styles of Gaps; Mis- =.
ses' Flats, Childrsn's Fancy Hats, &o.; TayIor's
new style of Silk Hat, just out and selling very rap
idIyoogIlSe Ssoo. AZ good Dsess Hats for $3.50.
am now constantly supplied with Gne Calf skin
Boots, which will sell for the low pifce Of 9s75;
equal durability and ht to any sold in the United
% Il B. H. STINEMETZ.
50 as sm bet. KiIkwoods' and Wiards' Hoteis.
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HARP INSTR UCTION.

The HARP SHALL. MUsT, and WILL he taught as
. leading Instrument for the SAME TERMS ss ~
the PIanoforte yIz: $50 per quarter sfter daie.x&
and even LESS than this shall snd must only be >1
claimed by second rate teachers, and none but q
diplomatic Professor snail even claim MORE than
Piano terms.
This is only "justloe'' own to the instrument
also TO the public. Those "hish terms" charged By
le handed teachers. has, and burr ina the most
ancient, sacred and nohlest Instruments into DIV
ion. Only one proper method OF teaching the Harp
Bochsa's New Modern School. IN connection with
his New Harp Effects and passages. &c For sHoh
irstructon call on Prof DE C(ENfEL, at his New
avenue. ...r.- .-...
N.B.-HARP STRINGS, full set, IN tin boxes, best
sua ity. S5 IS. European and American Sheet Mn
SIC. IN endless variety. az cents a page.
III Pianos, Harps, Guitars. dc for sale and TO
rent. = seB-2v
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DICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.

DICTURE CORD AND TASSELS.
A handsome assortment OF PICTURE CORD
and TASSELS, SHAUE CORD, TASSEI.S and
BKASSES, BUFF HOLLAND, Gold Band and
Common WINDOW SHADES also, q choice e.
lect ION Of PAPERHANGlNGS: just received at
MARKRITER'S,
No. 4s6 7th street, eight doors al,ove
sc ~ -eo1mf Odd ellovs' Hall,
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n WONDERFUL CURES. 81 "a
lsaa.s Conspmsti9p, hssI1 Dssessa
farfofs 81 foul Ulcers. ssis Rhss a. Fsms,ss De-
nS ana Issa art, saa AZ those eases MhhSa tss
/ 70 cslI af once snd haxS q posedy cure, By Dks
bkOTHEkS CO., All Pa. avenue
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rHEEe f., FISH, &c
" 80 boxes Goshen Cheese,
I-500 lbs Goldfish.
1900 lbs. Hake Fish.
100 boxes Scaled Herrings,
Ito barrels Picked do
|. 90 do, No. 5 Mackerel,
I51 boxes Pearl Starch,
IL" dozen BroOms.
80 do. Buckets,
Just received and for sale by
SEN 5teO MURRAY 4 SEMM
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4 IQUOR. to
II 2 half piper Old Brandy,
pipe Holland Gin,
IS one-eighth casks Brandy,
Ipunoheon Scotch WhiskJ,
do. Irish do,
80 baskets Champagne.
With large stock OF Wines, Cordals, and Do
mestlc Liquors, in store. and for sale by
A RE YOU lNSURED?-Ths Washington In.
Assurance Company (Capital 10000 with indi-
cidnaI ita6iltty o. aH stoeknoldersI Insures all
W. Bayly, F. MOhun, NJ. w. g. alt, b. BealI, j
+. Halliday, w. Orms and J. Bryan. Office corner
Pa. avenue and 10th street
JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Pres,
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~ MUSICAL CARD.
HE Undersigned begs leave 10 say that he 10
prepared to furnish Muse with the best Of bands.
brass or string ether for fsrs Balls and oerhes.
Pianist n ways on hand. p. FISHER,
2l-lm No, SIC Pa. avenue. WashlnftOD CITY.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13
HorridAfair.

On Monday morning last. NJ Robert Hamil-
ton, of Johnston. in this county. was killed >by
his daughter, who Is insane. The young wo-
man. Catherine Hamilton has been deranged
for some two years or more. She had been al
the Newburg Asylum almost a year, but was
returned, TO her home. at the request of her pa
rents, some six months since.
Mr.. Hamilton and his wife were quite old
he being over seventy. and his wife some ten
years younger. They, with their daughter
were the, sole occupants of the house. They
slept on the ground floor, the daughter above :
On Monday moraing about three or four 0 cloek
the girl came down stairs to her parents room
and asked for a candle. receiving which, she
went into the kitchen, lightedit, and soon re
turned. holding an axe in her hand. She said
that her parents were bad people, and that she
five or six blows, with The axe, on bis head,
neck aud breast. killing him Instantly. The
mother sprang from the bed, grappled with the
girl, and after q struggle of a nall hour, wrested
the axe from her, lett her IN the mouse, ana ran
to a neigfbors' for help.
The girl was brought to this place, in the af-
ternoon andeonfned in the Jail. On Tuesday
she was taken to the Lunatic asylum at New
burg. in charge of Sheriff Lyman. accompanied
by his wife.
A cerouer's inquest was held on the body Of
Mr. Hamilton and a verdict rendered in accord
ance with the facts.
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PILLS
PURIFY THE BLOOD.

Continued pain OF unessiness in anyoTgani is cener
ally cured by one or more doses Of Brandreth's Pills
Thirty years personal experience by the undersigned
fully Justify this assertion.
DR.. James Lull. of POtsdam, Y. Y, says:-.I have
cured the most deplorable costiveness OF the bowels
with Brandreth's pills, when every other remedy had
failed, and the patient was given up to die Skin dis
eases Of an inveterate and painful character, such as
erysipelas, salt Thenm, letter and snmmer-heat, I have
seen eradicated by their use. i have cured the rheu.
matte. the e~pileptic. the raralytie and the c~onsumptive
with these excellent pills alone"
In ~jaundice and all affections OF the liver dyspP
sia, dysenlery and diarrhea, pleurisy, sudden pains
and infammations. female obstruction. scorbutic and
scrofulous, even equity aud neuralgic affections, have
given way to the use Of this medicine, and now after
twenty years experience, my estimation of Brandreth's
Pills confines TO Increase
OBSTRUCTION
A young lady beautiful and healthy, took cold,
which caused a serions Obstruction for two years; her
health was broken down and her beauty departed. At
length Brandreth's Pills we're tried; eleven doses, OF
from two to four. were taken in fifteen days preceding
the usual period. Regularity was restored, and her
health and good looks TeeEysTed-
Brandre:h's Pills are the best vermifuge: they are
i~nf$llihle. little child, six yeas old, for some weeks
was dropping; its mother gave 1t one of BrandreIh's
sugar coated pills; the next day there came away a
worm sixteen,inches long, and as large as 2 ehild's fin
ger. The child was we'll
PLEURACY.
A gentleman, away ftow home, was taken with pleu-
risy; the i~nhalnmationS Eas terrible; eyerybreathmade
him wFithe with agony Blight Brandreth's Pills were
swallowed. and arm oil applied locally; the pills Op
Grated, and the pain was relieved; plenty of Cruel was
taken, and six more pills. and the patient was cured.
These statements should have weight. and prevent
the use OF poisonous drugs, and stop the sad practice
of bleeding d. R~RANDRETH.
Rranareth's Pills are sold at the Principal onice. ss4
Canal street, Drandreth Building, at 25 cents per box;
and the same, s1ger coated. I3 cents, warranted to keep
as well as the plain. Sept. 90 '5S-lm.
Sold also By GEORGE ADAMS. WdTreu, Ohio.
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Yoms ynttligtatt.
oPENING AND OL0sTNG OF MAILS.
Trumhull Farmers Abroad.

Some of the stock growers of this County have
lately been exhibiting their stock at the Fairs in
other counties in this State, and also at the
Pennsylvania State Fair, held at Pittsburg a few
days since. At Pittsburg, Seth A. Bushnell.
Esq, of this County receiyed The largest premi-
um upon the list, $40, for the best herd of cat
tie, another of SIS, and three diplomas. for best
cattle; Mr.. John Fell of orangeville received
one Of $40, on the same kind of stock, Mr.. L.
Pelton of Gustavus received one of SO, on his
fast horse, Kennebeck, and another Of 81, on his
mare. This is doing well at a Pennsylvania
State Fair, where the best cattle and horses Of
several States were competing. I'VE notice that
Mr.. 7. c. Predmere Of Youngstown. Mahoning
Co., received $40, for fastest trotting more, in
harness, and Mr.. c. P,edmore of the same place
SOS. for matched horses
at the Fair at Salem. Columbiana Co, Mr..
S. q. Bushnell. received five premiums for his
South Down Sheep, five for his Durhams, and
two for his Jennies At this Fair, Abner Rush
Esq of Liberty, received five premiums on his
Durham cattle.
At the Gearga County Fair, at Burton, the
Trumbull County horses took several premiums.
At the Orwell Fair. horses from this County
were the most numerous. and among them some
of the best nags on the ground, and received the
lions share of premiums.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-10-13
THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbuII
In the cour. Of Gem
- mon pl.aa

VS.. In the eour. Of Com.
Thomas ". Wolfe, and o.ilers.5 mon Pleas.
Thomas VI. Wolfe, cephus d. Wolfe. Jeremiah Q.
WOLFE s. e.. R. Jones and Jeremiah Dcran are noti-
hed that said William Higgins has eled in said Court
his petition, setting forth the recovery by Plaintiff Of
a Judgment in said Court. in attachment, in q snit COM
meneed on Joint debt Of said Thomas ~. Cephus d.
Wolfe, at the June Term Of said Court 1855. and
against said Cephus d.. and Thomas NJ. az the March
Term ofsaid Court 1883, for the sum Of four hundred
ard forty two dollars aud Interest. from June 20. 1855,
and that the same by virtue Of said Judgment and Of
the order OF attachment issued and served In said
canse, before judgment became. and is a lien on ths
following desert ed lands, to wit:
Part OF lot No. . in Hubbard, in said County boun-
ded east, south and vest by the lot lines o. said lot.
and north BY a line parallel to said south line, and
containing hfty acres as surveyed, and posts set at
corners. Also, another part Of said lot No. twenty
Hand OF John Haywood, thence running north On
the road from Hubbard to Bro0kfeld. to G post 50 far
that a line running west at right angles to said road,
10 the west line OF lot p. thence on said line to the
north west corner OF the land Of said Haywood, shall
include sixty acres OF land, and seeking for an order
to sell said lands free from any liens now incumbent
upon it, in favor Of the above named persons and 9th
ere who are made defendants to said petition. or Of
any OF them, that the order Of priority OF liens OF said
persons may be settled, and the plaintiff out OF the pro-
seeds Of said lands have payment OF his said judg-
ment, and costs Of suit to be taxed. The other persons
made defendants hereto, are William R.. Burnett as
executor OF James Burnett deceased, Jeremiah Wolfe,
Samuel S. Gleason. and the Mahoning County Bank AZ
] Youngstown. The said defendants Thomas N. wesss.
! Cerhus D. Wolfe, Jeremiah B. Wolfe. s. & r Jones,
tition by the 9Th day OF November 1858, or judgment
wiibe taken against them by default
FUTILE & sTULL
Sets, 5S--Sy- Atty's for PlR
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FOR COUNTY PURPOSE;

For support of State Government . 10 mill. For
payment OF interest on State Debt sinking Fund" y
mills. For State Common School Fxnd = mills. Fer
District School Library Fund llO mill. Total State
Levy 3 IL 20 mills on the dollar.
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For the General Fund 1 = 10 mills. Por Bridge Fun
$50 mill. For County Inlrmary Fund 81 100 MILL
Total County Levy ? 30 1C0 mills on The dollar. Tots
State and County Levy 6 mills on the dollar.
TOWNSVILLE snIrnnI ANn OTHER TAYFS
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DIR.
o n NJ A n Ii GOD.
A MEDICAL ESSAY On A NEW, ERTsI N
RADICAL CURE OF SPERMAT0RRHGA &C,
WITHOUT II USE OF INTERNAL NED
lCINES. C~ANfERIZATION. or ANY
MECHANICAL APPLIANCES.

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HPAddress DR.. III J. c. KLINE, Ist Avenue, cor.
18th street, New York; Post Box, No. ASS.
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Caution.


We are sorry to say any thing which might
injure the millinery business, or any one con-
eerned in It. but feel in duty bound to caution
gentlemen about allowing their wives to visit
Mrs. Messer's establishment. She is now fairly
installed in her new rooms in Van Gordsrs
block, has fitted them up in beautiful style, and
filled them with very attractive goods. The
front room is given to ribbons, cloaks capes and
other paraphenalia ofthe same sort. The next
is the bonnet nom, devoted exclusively to the
exhibition of those articles which ladies usually
wear on the back of their heads, OF these Mrs.
Messer has every variety of color, from grave to
gay, the bridal white, and funeral black, qua
ker drab, and fashy scarlet, and all the inter
mediate shades.
Tn establishment far exceeds any thing of
the kind ever before opened in this place, both
in the style of its fitting up, and extent of its
stock.
Under these circumstances, husbands can
command their wives to keep away, (f they
think it viii do any good and as the ladies, OF
course viii submit to no such tyrrany, they will
Just look in, as they ought to.