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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

The CLERKsHtP OF H HousE-We per-
ceiye something Of a disposition on abe part
Of tie Sfided Democrats to displace Col. Wm,
HIGG1as, the abe, faithful and energetic Clerk
Of the House Of Representatives of this State
for several years past We understand ibaL a
gentleman and his ffiends visited our town on
that errand several weeks since. But is ii
possible that one Of the Iberviile delegation
would oppose our friend We cannot believe
it. But Why The disposition nonc to snpersede
Col HIeGINs in the Office which he has filed
with such honor to himself and high s~atisfacs
tiop TO the peoples Representatives? Was
he becoming negligent of his Guties. or dere~
lict in any way? Net in tie least; on the
| contrary, II is stated that In all The requisites
for that peculiar Office be never had his equal,
and We doubt very mach if his equal will ever
be found. The superior manner in which he
performed his duties may be judged from the
manner in which tie Legislature rewarded him
for extraordinary services. Or is he to be uoW
removed upon pretenee of the principle Of ro-
talon in Office? Not bit Of it. If we take
The career Of Gen. DAVIS as an example, we
find that the Chief Clerk Of the House is res
tanned SO long as he performs his duties pro,
perry, What then ilas Col. HEaalEs done that
he should have drawn upon him Inc opposition
Of a portion Of his party? He favored the
election Of SIGVR, in opposition to tbs NAM
date Of JoHE S~LtoELL--9cted ike a true.bIue
Southern Democrat ought to aet--and for this
the Slidell faction (now the strongest but fast
sinking into insignifcancel at once spotted
him, as one among the other Albinos whose
official heads are to BE d~ecapitated for exercjs-
ing the liberty Of conscience in favoripg one
candidate Of their party in preference to ano-
taer! But we wouldn't be surprised to see
Col. Fl. out.geaeraI the slideHians at last, for
among them be has some strong personal
friends who will stand BY him 10 the last.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

What would have BECOME Of
the vendors of shilling calico, if wo>
men had never been invented
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

u An exchange records the marriage, in
Grand View Missouri, of a young gentleman
aged nineteen, to a youthful maiden OF seven
ty eight.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

UThe Argus. published At Clinton in this
State bg n WrrREE, has been discontinued.
Il opa SleUR ID tho late canvass and went
il hlipa u @ 81
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
JAMS
Increased Attractions.

Bsl1osr, Tqac&eroy, Chas. Reade, Mrs. Gaskei!
and Willie Cnlkas.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

FEMALES WAsTEp.--The latest census Of
Oregon exhibits a remarkable disparity ef the
sexes. While the males number $4,000 there
are only 10000 females. This excess Of males
is one Of the peculiar phenomena Of our new
territories, and is to be found, more or less. 10
all Of them. II arises from the great number.
of single young men Whe etnigfate in search Of
better fortune to the new settlements, where
land is cheap, work abundant and The means
Of living easier Of access. Kansas, it is said,
is the most unfortunate Of all our new Pacific
territories il this respect.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
state Printer:

Mr.. John Breckenridge, the owne of
one half of the Courier and its responsible
conductor, is a candidate for the Office of
State Printer. He has almost entirely
recovered from the wound which prostra-
ted him so long. and intends to devote
himself to the Democratic cause in Louis
lana with all the energy of newly-found
health. The reports that he is about to
dispose of bis interest in the Courier aud
retire, are as groundiess as those that he
is permanently disabled by his wound;
both express the hopes rather than the
belief of their authors, and both are prob
ably alike intended to damage his chan
ces for election as State Printer. Many
persons seem to desire an interest in the
Courier, but there is no likelihood that any
bargain will be made which win at all
disturb Mr.. breckenridge; and he ~tiattefs
himself that The columns of that paper af-
ford UNREASONABLE evidences of his
vitality.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06
New Orleans Courier.

One of our Dem ocratic ssAlbino'' friends,
who furnished Us the above, says it reminded
him of the returned volunteer, who respectfully
offered TO he people ighat soas sf Of him from
he tahR qf Buena Vista as a candidate for
Sheriff Of Orange county, New York.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

A MrsER IN AGoSY.--The house Of one
Brookiag, at Gardiner. Maine, was burned on
18Th, and in the cellar, after The fire, were
found $4,000 in gold and silver, fused by the
heat. The old man had been in the habit of
hiding his money in stone heaps and walls on
the farm where be lives, and a long stocking
full of silver eoih was found in a stone heap,
BY his brother a short time ago. At the time
Of be fire he had Six hundred dollars IN bills,
and The silver and gold found ia the cellar.
slowed away under The chamber floor, next tie
fastening, It was a sight to behold (says a
correspondent to see the oldmiser ffaptfcally
calling upon the bystanders 10 shoot him.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1858-01-06

TWe call attention to the advertisement of
q note lost.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

1ErTrTK or 1orE-captain Dc REVERE, who figured go
conspicuousy in the recent trials in New York and New
Jersey Is 10 deliver a lecture this evening Hope Chanel
His peculiar predictions and his experience seem
10 qualify him in somewhat singular nianner for this
special task.
LAND RKfoxs ASSOCIATION This association met at their
rooms in Broadway Monday evening. The President,
John Cnmmorford in the chair The following resolution
unanimously adopted
Resolved That the late action " the President of the United
States IN posponing the sale the public lands Kansas until
July which had been ordered for
verber entes him the thanks respect
friends humanity In this ell timed and judiious
sufficiently that IN Mr. buchanan the
have fnd ~ho i nod willing that they shall be stfip the
labor and Improvements they have bestowed npon h ans
sl1cpE 1T HasGsG.-soroner Vanderbilt, OF Siapeioa,
Staten Island held inquest Monday afternoon f2Tth)
the body ~ an unknown man. supposed 80 be 4 Ger
man found lying the Woods Tho fresh pond in the
town Of Castloon, Sunday asf. lie had suspended
himself by small cord the limb OF tree, and about
fifteen feet from the ground After strsnguis,iun the
wright Of the boiy brokc the cord and IN falling 70 the
ground IL had received small hrisc tho forehead
Verdict suicide by hanging He was about 20 years
of age dressed IN brown linen cva and PANTS. broad
rped Scotch plaid vest white shit, black -ls neck tie.
calf skin baots which had been too,.d. lie about
I'VE feet v inches high brown hair and large goater
under ia. chin black fur hat male IA Paris On h.
person found pcs &c French brown bread and
az ia. c.nis For further PARTICULARS inqur.
Of the ,uroner at the steamboat landing Siaplcton Staten
Island.
SAIy Avn RENTAL o. Tf:ws CHRIST CHrRf1-The sale
and rcn's ~ the pcws in Christ Church, OF Fifth
avenue and Thirty nh street, took place Monday night
last There large attendance. IN. result was ~
faiinus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

There only Us p.w. 10 be disposed of in sli %
that br' 20 ssFc lett.
frNluI Nav YosE youNuR --rrporai Jcre.
mah King q The Fret regiment Of New York voluntccrs
died Monday last after tedious Hines. aud was bu
rid Yesterday AZ Greenwood H. attended 90 hi. last
rs~,ng place ~ the few ii he comrades IN thu Ciy who
s'ill SURVIVE.
Tnr CAsr oY mr. 4F.<s-. BsgSSrJS PaHt4Ys.-rie
Recorder yesterday dsmgsci 'hr compliant ef Chsrles
Hedges against the ahu~r named raros thre hcmg 10
ey idenre 81 show cuufFracy Or fraud ther part
IWT fSefSy> AssssY.-The great playing match
rummrnccs II Albany to-day and tho capitol c,, wl lie
fairly a@ 80 OVERCOMING with representatives from the
Fire departments q II beast twenty cities Thcre wi po
siby ~ fry competing engines in tho muster to-day
Tho boats Tor Albany e ni2ht we're crowded with ate
men ard uacl mes TIE follow ug named cinganes FROM
New York aud vtc.nty viii participate To- M. play ing
DIV and - morrow :-Ic. agion Engine Company No
chatham Engine COMPANY No ~, Union Fnganc Company
No y, Parinc Engine 'nmpany ~" - Adrissic fngne
Company No ~, Columbus fal1uc Company No %. AMI
Nutual Engine Company NJ. ~ ~ New lOrk. aud Engine
Companies Nrs , AMI ) NJ Brooklyn.
CArrrH Aiiussp epsrTat--fanes Tarkin tie
young who shot Iames Bowling barkcepcr In the
grocery cmner " Mulberry and Park streets about
weeks ago and fhcn led from The city, was arrested
"a Providence. Il T.. few fays sco hy Inspector
Inns 81 The ~Sth precinct pnce, ami arrived here vstcr
dav Tho prisoner conveyed - fhe Tohs ard there
locked H. Tor trail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.


TrESDAy. Scts. 2h--S J. VI
The NO, cm.n ~ he Stock Exchange this morning w.
Gcridcd contrast to the duiucss and inactivity the
past iew ronhs TINT il was compared 90 he street 10 the
exciting times ~ February and March Though hear
Of WY outside orders AMI thcre 4 10 sup
poo that tho public have suddenly o over their prudent
aversion ~ railway investments SIN The bueyancy pro
duccd rarity by the publication IL tho convention be-
tween The roads The Wet and part'y y the arge
earning IL tho Panama Railroad and te Pacific Mai
Steamship Company, lei t. q general closing a SHIRT
iracs and this lor the time produced the appearances II
decided snd general speculation for the Panama
bcne fitted by thc shat tho British gov
probably abon, 90 agree sent he Australian
mail via Southampton Aspnsau aud Panama; also rs
that limo of British stcamV j. about 70 Re laid
~ British Columbus and Frazer river via The points
The party which * Understood ba operating Tor The
rise have already made rood thing ~ ~ M stock
Touched 2o this morning. but reacted Ia the afternoon
49, closing At abou thai figure Pacific Mail moved quite
- reIidy opened ioliE % los al the board,
ana o. TOO aflerward: Wa active slight decline IN "a
afternoon, and closed IN tho ncghb1rhool # l07. \
those higher prices msny parties 10 " oer shUr
contracts, apparently prcdraicd mon he probable cc
the market price ~ the stock by ths opening q a
Nicaragua and Tchuantcpcc rou.rs. both ~ which wi
shortly he thrown open e. commerce. with regard . ~
latter We note an advertisement 10 the New criein
payers announcing thc opening ot the route The 9th
October aud though At rst The cuulrny will avail them
selves az the Pacific Mail boats the Pacific they viii
provide themselves with bosls q
their Tbc Nicaragua viii probably he
opened about She same time. and thus tSfc IS
prospect II tt~ businrss-whch IS amply large
enough for several ccmpaniss-beins dyiacd bctwcca
two three. The story yesterday and to-day j.
o The effect that the Pacific Mail Company have bought
vandcrbit's steamers the Pacific This y doubted
and very nasrally, such proceeding, however ut
matte beneficial would necessarily put stop 20 Tho pos
sbilhy Of large cash dividend this fall New York Cen
trail improved IL per cent this morning. Tho transsc
tons were large rut Ear could be Judged the pur
chascrs chiefly bears who bought 10 prepare for
emergencies Tho ara agreed upon ta, late con
ycntion nov socs into elect, aud i expected 10 msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

BRooKyN-PR0GRES IN RELIGION ATr.--The Rev.
Henry Ward Beeehers congregation about
church for him which win cost 800 900 and hold
six thousand persons This movement, following close
upon the project OF an Academy Of Music cng with that
Of New York In its capabilities would indicate that Brook
lyn j. beginning TO feel itself swelling metropolitan
dirnen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

FHtr'HTsro Liverpool 200 boxes cheese engaged
~ US and ~ 900 bushels grain in bags NJ n g. with
cotton reported =, 5s2d To london loo tons oil
cake a. 600 boxes cheese NJ 30 and 20 sccd al
1ss bark taken M for Glasgow ~ D. Cd for -four
and $50 bbs rusn al - % per 80 lbs To Bremen loo
cases tobacco md 100 bbis. lard at D. g. bark was
takcn up Tor Curacao az . l.
tuKs--sStcs Of about 5000 Rio Crande were made Al
.stc and $3.50 orinoco at Csc a 70 &c and $40 Porto
Rico ~ ~ l5c.. months.
Moi Sales Of 70 hhds Cuba muscovado were made
II Ssc
Naval SIogxs continued in speculative demand. Tho
sales embraced about 5oo bbls here and ~ arrive Al
a2c 63c and about 900 bhs rosin 10 arrive
rs ~ IS 'rude surpcn,ne afce and Grrnlv held
reo'l-oSS.--pors--The uprie' was somewhat irreeu
lar but active The saesrcpDrtod Cor The day l0os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

tluaCNtn Nhur WIS less huDt mi WINE lS "pts
iarfsr. Tlr SALES embrace about 600 bots. within
the IT quotations., southern -four was IN far de-
uand and quite steady viii sales Tor export ~ tho
West indies. The sales embraced about zoo bhs clos
MS irm, within the ~ nur 1noteions. i,ye Hour
was quit 4 our quosatens Corn mcal was unchanged
Wheat WIS firm and tho demand good, with sales
~ about 2s.0uo 4 30 600 bushels, including white
Western a ~ ~ ~ 80, common fair whit southern
N ~ - ~ 70 and ehoiee Kentucky a. ~ 81, aud
red Western a 81 20 al 90 Chicago Spring damaged At
Sic.. end rod S,uhcrn damaged AZ Al Oh ~ - per
hushci Crn was hover, but IN good demand NJ the de-
cline Tho sales embraced about $1,000 bushels nclnding
Western mixed ~ zoe 55c.; white southern AZ Sc.
Sc. southern and Jersey yellow ~ gsc ~. Rye was
grit " 500 Barley continued hrn, with sales ~ about
30 bushels nj pOc. 81 Oats seady. with sales
~ state ~ iSc. a 5oc. and Western as 5ec. s2c.
tCfTlK The sales embraced about 200 bags RIO ri
1919 ~ &c, and loo do lava ~ l5c The stock
curua 70 Mcssts scott O. circular, consists ~ about
~ pps ~ told. ~ which about 1870 bags Flo
tnrrsyfhe marke, continued nrn. with sales Of about
$500 bales ~ which abon, geo btcs were IN trans tn
thc market closing irm AT about The following quotations.
fpionds fid. a HoSsie. Tnps q Ncw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29
Marital.

LUlHER- GRiKsE-In Brooklyn, Frid y, Sept 81, by
the Rev. u. j. Patterson Mr. GEORGE H. Luther TO Miss
MAIIssA A. GREENE, OF Brooklyn r. ID.
wmsoN-CRAwroRp Monday Sept 90 in the Sum.
meried Methodist Episcopal church, Brooklyn by the
Rev. w. = Studey JosEpH g. WILSON to OLIVIA, youngest
surviving daughter OF the late Robert Crawford Esq of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

wArAcK's THE.TRE win be opened for the fall and win
ter season next Monday, with London comedy
Nothing Venture, Nothing VIM and Broughams new
buresque. The company includes Mrs Hocy Miss Mary
Cannon, Mrs Vernon, Mr.. Lester Wallack, Mr. Charles
Wheaeigh and other popular artists. Tho theatre is
now being put in first rate order. Mr. wallack
the management, and may safely predict vigorous
campagp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

Tt~IiAY, Nnpt. NJ 7. "
Asms.--Snaii sales uf pots were made At C.
Bst susrttfS-tlour-The demand was less spirited and
fccs rather easier and IRREGULAR for the lower grades ~
tate and Western. TITO transactions footed up about
coo lbls closing within Tho following auptat}onz-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

-. 4 ?,tNo bills including ncsa at SD IS Il sI6 s.
a~s "vg war reported nj Sic 90 and prime wa,
:, yra IA 70, a!ierwards held At si6; included thu
pao were see ~ " o m p NJ a. sni anu 40 p,ex
- ~ ~. IT,, about 800 bhh including cvintry
s snt .tf "a Repackcd Western mess nj ~ 30
az 80 80, :. "a 70 u $40. Prime ant beef
hams we're qnies Cus '" :, a."a,gsa ~i'iI MAJ
ar = ,a.s = ~ 20 GOO bb at lie at axe
Putter aud cheese were -,esfy nd ~ iar request.
RloE.--2so casks soId ~ b. ~ -, " 49,
srcrs.-45 bags pepper were soid :" M ~ AL =,
eco 200 hbas Cuba, includug REIN. ~ w.. ao'
aThc, and fair 10 good grocery grnde~ n. ~ 80.
WasSsy.-ss'es ef about TOO Dbl were N ade ;" -"c'
Movements IN HEAL Estate.
1he following sales of real estate we're made AZ w
Merchants Exchange yesterday, chiefly by Mr. A. NJ
Muller OF Harlem lots which considering their dista CO
~ between ami eight miles from the Cty Hall sna
not tar from the Harlem river brought good rices:
BY r. " ludlow ca.
House and lot on 18th H. 5th av., 2oxiOo 900
lot on Esd st., near 9Th ay, 25x100 ........ so
' by 4. ). Beecier, Son 4 Co.
House and lot 7th near Ale. 100
nv "A. VI. Muller.
Iot corner l2et r. and Sth 2fSlO0. "a
DO adjoining on avenue, each 23xln, 93o2 each S
do rear, I2sth s., each 25xlo0 1856 each. AZ
do adjoining each 2axioo, $295 each. ......." IS
DO do on rear' on ipotb street ~
lots adjoining. each 25x0o. s225 each. ........ 81
do. do. 25xl0o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. u
40, 40. ZoSIop.... ..-..............-...- -
do 1921 n. aud sth ay., 2bx0O ........ 70
do adjoining in avenue, 26xloo. ......,...... 90
l 90 90. l3SIoo. ....,......,... ......-.-.- SOD
do. do. 2svioo. Observation-Disclosures. 46l
do on rear on 1sz IT, each 25xIOo $500 each. $50
do. adjoining each 25xioO s2aS each. AZ,
/ gore do ......................... POS
no. 10. '.-........-.... LOO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

DC drink d S.aa M 80. soiss .so
death; heard o. aotiox ssr,u'.r ref.rdag rs
th rrs can't say M Was BEFORE @o Or ~ aa he
OF AIRS. stephens. but think was afterwards
aud @o Ncd al r. tie s sas me-
a d. as,s saS s.s rs1s snG Nc seGsa
e h ny Two daughters wc" p,s'et; err we're no or
member What wss ssd ou that occa.io s,, M LAY before
mrs srphens death was ut her house from ~ sc morning
then III, returned hack was M ssphens house aa
piers death scrubbed anything the house to-day
ad cre Without my WIN
bis rs %ss ' no sr"s aaas SpS ss" my
knowed.e daughters haze occupied u. for the last
.sk Ssf
or Mrs. s ass
Mr. Stephens that he intended poisoning the rhe
NJ
srk o. milk aaa sas s s OF asn sn
remain Stomach recoIect Misses He'll giving
s s s.%a O. as d Ssss tbs. II.
the T os .s ss ns" nss .ss am no
used complain sometimes of pain in her chest
ss a Stephens he day "' sh- % %,. - rs
IN @ e Two w a IN he h raom
remained there about an hour and during that nsI did not
room While are .. 81 the bedside ; Of and
he general sppesrane q deceased she had black
deceased escep, tho subject Of heard of
any m feeling existing between MIR ana Mrs STEPHENS:
no bottles the tables she did not tell she taking any
medicine against her will.
Isabella Hannah sworn deposed as follows live Mt No
lG East Twenty street. have lived there since ms,
May; my uncle, Mr. Stephens, desired 10 live there:
wash scrub anything IN the house to-day only dishes
Mr. Stephens did not give particular directions 10
washing cleaning: washed the mating; have
swept but never scrubbed IL mother TO the house
frequently she came there to-day about twelve o'clock
she did not tell me TO wash scrub the floor could
have washed scrubbed the without knowledge;
mother spoke about her examination here. but do
remember her telling wha, questions she said she had been
asked Drs Doreus and Wood called the house to-day the
mating has not been taken since have been In the house
Miss Fannie Bell told that she
the house; heard one: It since
died that Fannie told she the noticed Mrs
Stephens having black her after her death, and
did not notice any mark about the eye she had black ego
think would have noticed IL Miss Bell mix powder
for the purpose OF giving Ia deceased could not tell the
color Of the liquid when the powder mixed; powder
taken out OF paper which had all the appearance Of
having been put up At an ao,ecary's; mother pre-
attending deceased the ay before she died; SHE at
early hour in the morning and away hours,
about six o'clock In the evening; never scrubbed anything In
Mr. stephens house, washed clothes nothing
The inquest here adjourned until O'Clock this morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

~ Brookiyn snyinss.-One hos NO sdea os
their beauty ull they have sat for of WILLIAMSON
BROS CameotypeS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

Batch~Ior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tonpecs--
The bca In the world. srpasng al Made sold applied
at the manufactory, rs broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

cniorer; only - boe the color 80 black
brown whnt dying staining The skin; trouble in ,ring
II. applied like does not niur the hair thousands
with Sold =, tho drug store, S Grand street.,
uer o Allen. n. n,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-29

MISCELLANEOUS.
"A saied waterproof sswe booss A., a, s1 for aaaslr
saied prtged bools Warranted q Eive Satisfaction.
4 RAYMOND CO. s
NRN's tuRSIsiiISa Upoi,s'
Tnsis tn attention II the iohting trade
cR,vtrs 81 mrs Am TIES
Also suspendrr~. linen cambric handkcrrhicas
tubular and ribbon ties enabled
these goods unequaled In The cry
A WORD To THE wrsF.-wnFN ruF DAYS ARE NOT.
n % sa s s sa r s. svf' saa h
snd ssue he e.reiai rs h. c physan ind, ssre pre-
Trench r,nasse he esr.l cognsc ttuers Of I~rcon
he h,Hseli rmcy y ~ Western Sates They fr
NASSAU street, n T. aud BY Az respectable druggss
hFwILLIAxs STEVENS, WILL ,Ns&cots,
~ y. " en- Ecils
rur aREtT Fi plL', NIAGARA.
Returned snd - exhibition,
eos W. ,.,, ,eI +, r.! $500: 49, y ls
fse .nic q this celebrsied plture beautifully printed
''''''' '''' = Il I lsstRIpTrbs l rRlas
In orisr 10 prarnoss rash nar,nrnts acssr1 sw 49,.
beg 70 annouscc yell q III parties Nhp sve already
,y r. sons wo'k ,Sst : ei iaean y pressn s
he genera body Of dsse .a,.ctilmts
the original ps 1,,s Ok ,,y w " Shgr,p g ,
nov ~ eSitfion. aud oin whlch the above f,c srns
made, also the magnificent picture y
H. tnRSn.
UH IHr RACE Cot RsE Ar Ross. ~ feet Nv Painted ~
y barker, II London. Now view, with The Niagara, at
their galleries,
md n sfdpu thereto, b. each subscriber packet "
fravuSs tfn heir ample and vard stock. ranging In vilus
from - "a 500 fun pnrtcuafs ~ whih will be duly
W = W. Co ~ Immense interest fit by ai
who have " IN Mr. Cfurbs great work, allowed ~ Il -
hy the bo OF Amera AMI Europe 10 stnd unrvaed.
rs their intention limit the issue 10000 eops. provide
for which duplicate plates being m1d- than
loo subscribed for IN Sew YORK the first
exhibition 81 the picture, and ~ In luopa has been
pruporornteiy greet they would respectfully recommend nm
early application An admission lee ~ - cents view the
picures NiI be charged
A IT. GRAY HAIR COMPLETELY RESTORED TO A
N beautiful tla1k or brow n, ~ using tosie q
WILSON'S HAIR IOLORER.
Does not dtscnnr irurc The skin aud N gray
hair 90 NJ original color hy aupltca1ns rcau
b. usei The same As water, leaving stain bad smell ser
applying w. DECIDEDLY the
Cheapest, safcet and convenient
Hair Dye ever Invented turning the shade from
light brown % Jt black" APPLIED wthou, any troubles
Does not dry The hair, but gives beautiful appeaxsnee
- WILSON'S HAIR RESTOREp
VIII cure badness, prevent the hair eruw faliru cut
strengthen weak hair, Increase the growth he~ and
prevent the hss turning No oils grease need e
kerdcrs the hair Hne ard glossy without other rrepsrs
ftnn. Only p, large bottles Sole agency Al VTcENANS
drug store, 40 Grand street New YORK aud CAIENpERs
Ihsd end Walnut streets Philadelphia, Birch Nos and
NegA Charles street. BALTIMORE
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