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LAND FOR SALE.

VJHE subscriber offers sale privsiey I'LL the 10th day Of
December next and sold before Will be offered pub
clv that day. Ia the city Of Williamsburg his farm, situated
City county, Va, within miles OF the city OF Will
amsburg and wu mile Of the College Greek, where the
produce raised the farm be shipped to market The sub
scber landing said creek, and road leading to
which will be sold with the farm desired The farm contains
upwards OF 500 $50 OF which cleared and In cultivation
The bSarc Is well set with pine and OAK timber and er eav
Ing sueency for the othe fam from three 10 hve hous
cords Of VOID could be for which Williamsburg Affords
ready market The improvements consist Of two story dwelling
house, house. and all out houses necessary for the
This lies divided Into two tracts giving 10
each about an quail portion Of cleared land house,
&C. will be divided purchasers There upon the farm
young orchard Of select r trees In successful bearing
The soil well adapted to wheat oats aud Tobacco Per-
sons having children educate would do well to exaune this
farm very best schools both male and
Female well "a the College Of william and Mary further
description Is deemed unnseay as persons wishing to pur-
Ia answering enquiries concerning the farm showing
the premises TO those who may wish 10 examine them
For tsimI, 4e., address the subscriber at
Williamsburg, Va.
sefS-Qavtd T. BOWMAN.
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STAmmERING CURED.

DR CoMsTocKs VOCAL GYMSAsIUM, PHILADELPAIA.-
Is Institution which has been in successful operation
more than hy years. Is designed for the Of ammering
ami Defective articulation, ADd for impoyem ut In E9euon
class Of wi commence MONDAY The sh Of DC.
tobr Address A. oohsToCR NJ D. No COS Arch Street PhA
aa1Q AN
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UNION FEMALE INSTITUT e.

UNION FEMALE INSTITUTE Il.
VE session OF this Institute will on the lthoi sepL
Il and close o the 9Oth OF June following.
The Principal Rev. Stubs, has resigned inst Po
the school will In future be under the Presidency Of
Rev W. Points NJ. ID. go.
The scholastic year will divided int two terms the nrst
commencing 18th Sept cong 3lst OF January Inc
commencing LIST OF Feby and closing on oOh o1un
The Faculty OF the Institute will be as follows, viz
Rev W. J. PoINTs NJ D., Principal,
Professor Modern Languages and OF Moral and
Mental Science.
Rev r. p STUBBS,
Professor Of Natural Science and Mathematics.
Miss ADELE POINTS.
Instruee In Preparatory Assistant In Modern
Languages
r. A. NEWHISER
Professor Of Instrumental Music.
MIS- ADELE POINTS.
Assistant Ins,ructress In Music
EXPENsFs PER TERN,
Board including Lodging and Fuel "
Tu,lon In Primary English Branches. ~
Complete Engsh Course
Ancient Modern Languages each ~
Painting Drawing OrnAmenSs &C, each. w
Music Piano, and Vocal Music.. W
Use Of Instrument ~
Washing and Lights. w
All fees payable hsn advance No deduction eIceptin cases
Of prorActed sickness.
All applications for Information should be directed 70
Mr. A q. STUBS,
Richmond, Va,
TIL Ist Of September aner that, TO the Principal.
The undersigned iocs fair share Of the paohc patronage
au2-d2av&e5,hsept W. J. PoiNIs w. d.
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Rnl., hrll IN the oTerk, orb,e q IN, or

XTIRGINIA AT Rules held In the Clerks once Of the Cir
Of Gloucester County the first Monday Sep
TENDER, 1862 being the ID day Of the month
John hbbe and Jefferson W subbs merchants trading under
the hlm and style OF Hibble stubbs,
Compliments,
against
Ja@eI Harvey VIM W. Woodward VIM H. Baldwin and O.
Baldwin, merchants and partners, trading under the firm and
style Of Westward BaldEin Co, o. Danhan and 3. W.
Kearoo merchants aud partners trading under the firm and
style Of Danham KeArfoot, and ". b. seaWeh,
Defendants
IN CuANCERY
The object Of suit non and restrain the
James Harvey and NJ n sAwel his Attorney hon proceeding
az the said PLAINTIFF In suit at law depending IN the
said Circuit Court In the OF the said Jame Harvey agant
the said plaintiff until the further order Of the Court And ap
peArng affidavit made TO the bill that the defendants james
HArSey Woodward Baldwin Co., and Danham KeAfoo
not residents Of this State ordered that the said defendants do
Appear within month aft due publication OF this Order and
do necessary protect their INTEREST," this suit
Copy-Teste, -
sepi5-wiw JNO GARY, O. o.
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IMPORTANT TO ALL WHO KEEP
HORSES, cows, SHEEP OR SWINE.
Thorlev's Food for Cattle,

a does the bitter and medicinal properties
alaed In spring grass other unpe hsroage Is essento
animals In stimulating the stomach and
digestive healthy This cond.ment
G rg cattle or seasoning their food composed purely Of
vegetable NATTER Of which Is highly aromatic and for Keep
inShor,c In good condition It IL uoequallsd Pigs a,tsn vita
rapdy Up It, and their flesh Increases In favor
value Those keep will find advantage In the In
quantity the improved quality Of the milk during
use All animals benefited by It, For sale ONLY at
w. BLAIRA HARViEB
sa195t GrAnary Store Of Cary and lith
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Virginia, by overwhelming majority tor the VOn'a'u'
tonal Union candidates
On-on with the work,
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LI,HE VIRaINIA LIE INsURANCE !


VIM q. MacfArlAnd, John Purcell,
Joseph Allen Bam1 7 Bayly,
Roscoe r. Heath, Jos E. Anderson,
ThoS ". MeOAnca o. G. Barney,
John H. Montague 10. H. Maury,
DavidL Burr, Jas. A. ooWArdin,
Lewis Gnter, Ben. n Mash,
John Jones' p. T. Moore,
Jas, l. Apperson, John H. Claiborne
Lewis d. OrenshaW, B. O. Wherry,
VIM g. Paine VIM II. Christian,
h Il o. Baskeryfu, Wyndham Robertson,
ssm1J J. Harrison, John Q. shafer,
VIM n Haxan Peter O. Warwick,
Robt. T. Brooke, L. o. Haskins,
Geo d. She'll Edward Norvel,
Wellington Goddin, Geo. J. Sumner,
John Dsoley. D. g. woodbridge.
President-wM. II. MCFARLAND
Wee PresideRt-sAM'L j. HARRISON.
PAysicidn-Dr BLAIR BURWELL
AnorHey-R0SO0E b. HEATH, ESQ.
Ap2T j. ADAIR PLEAeANTe, Secretai
Ey-Omce corner Main 18th streets, Richmond.
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SHIRTS 1850. SHIRTS
AND FURNISHING GOODS FOR GENTLEMAN.
w. II, OWENS, 2O5 Baltimo So.
TTAvIN tr the Of those for whom made ehirts
and drawers while doing business In Richmond and being
largely engaged manufacturing vii be pleased to receive their
orders and promise special attention aad in all instances guaan
tee sataeion My Furnishing Goods very large and
complete mostly Imported for Southern sales. VIZ OWENS
s,ii QO5 Bait st., formerly 62 Main st., Richmond, Va.
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Iron EDITOR Of Norfolk Herald-l
BAKER,S PREMIUM BITTEHs.

BAKERS PREMIUM BITTEHs.
ruIHfS the which celebrated BerS are mosuy
sought ar. and possessing, they dc, 20 Id Wide fame,
hardy necessary impress the mind Of the invalid their
nesmabe virtues We have IN heard but
expression in their favor and that Vs. whenever used they aet
and prove ecacous than any medicine that
ever public The maker Of these Bters
wrought panesyrc or flaming hard bills TO further
his Bsfs but simply thru wing the article is
rnert Judged He does like all the quack
use say that Il will all the Ills common TO hu
mainly but he stakes his reputation that taken seeord
directions II will Ague and Fever, Dyspepsia Bowel
Complaint Cholera morbus Indigestion Sour Stomach Toss OF
Appeteand all diseases arising from ody Of the Liver and
nscton Of the digestive organs Their equal vet TO be had
These Bers be had OF Messrs. ADH GRAY, PukcELL
LADD Co. and by all prominent Druggists In the city OF Rich
nd sad elsewhere In Virginia and North Carolina Also ~ O.
sr0TT co, Washington City, D. o. CANDY GlLPlN Cor
Baltimore; A. gAHNE5T0CKk 90. Phl dephls, and BARNE1
PARK, New York.
Orders quad ky addressing T. BAEHk, Proprietor.
Inns I2-dIr Richmrnd.
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CLOAKS. NANTES & SHAWLS.

This department have greatly enlarged, ard esabnhed In
warehouse,
Cloak and M mile Mandatory.
under the supervision Of Mr.. STHIDEH, whose taste and
ry furnishes guarantee the style Of garments shall Of
fer
Splendid Velvet, Cloth and SILK
CLOAKs MANTILLAs and DUsTERs
will be found at times prices hitherto unequAled 10 keh-
mond. ,
Our goods are 1.-THE finest and most modern ma
eras aer the latest American and Paris patterns Any special
ye OF garment rot und stock will be made 10 ordr
hours notice To responsible buyers terms will be ho
rra We opportunity TO give the advantages prou cd
above ,.-,.-..-
s TO yrRCHkNT5 Of our goo's are adapted 10 The
wants Of VIII buye and cannot he found 10 exclusive Job
hr for engaeed In the whoe
a trade will pleased all Mere ants who favor us Win
ex Any goo' sell them are guaranteed 70 be
az the came quality can be bought In this city .-,
sei2 HhIhINs . flohbLN.
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, SPECIAL NOTICE-LADIE

G>-SS CHEAP sTORE-The Subscribers have on hand
OF Ladies Congress Lace Caters Morocco and
Basns which they selling At much less than
drst All Of cheap CATERS will please cal soon
je26 ALEX. HILL 4 90 i2l Main st.
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DR.. McCIintock,s Cold and Cough MIXTURE
The annayance Of bad cold cough Danger
Slight affections as they deemed o. the organs respiration
open the door to consumption bronchitis deah Arrest
do In all easvith tbs ng vegetable
ciac All other prescriptions sometimes fall fsHerer Price IS
cents. Sold BY FI5HER WINSTON
autS-dim
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~ SPECIAL notice. cent

81 tl5O will buy one Of Grahanb small steneils for
arknc clothing with ISDELBLE SI Gall and examine speei-
mems or you live In the country send for sample, enclosing
stamp Also, every variety OF Brands made 70 order.
A. Y. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter,
.e5-u Next Door 10 the Columbian Hotel, Reh'd, Va
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may sell her at profit or, if she be taken from
him by another man, he RECEIVERS what would be
her current price in the slave market. The benefit
to be derived from numerous progeny forms a
strong inducement to marriage. Polygamy is un-
limited and the chiefs pride themselves on the num-
Der of their wives, which varies from twelve to
three hundred 1t is no disgrace for unmarried
woman to become the mother of a family, though
after marriage the woman is held to strictcr ac-
count. Divorce is easily effected by turning the
wife out of doors, and the children becoming the
property of the father. There is nothing that can
bear the name Of domestic attachment Husband,
wife and children haze divided interests, and live
together with hardly the semblance of Affection
When childhood is passed, the father and son be
natural enemies, after the manner of wild
beasts.
Here, then, is the modern negro of East Atrica
Compare him with his Americanized relatives now
existing in slavery in this country. There the
American red man of l62O-with whom shall
he be compared? Alas there is not even grave
By which we can take measure of the bodily stature
Of his extinct race. Yet Mr.. Palfrey is capable of
poor fling to say, IA fugitive slave Captain
John Smth) was to be the founder of Virginia!'-
If extirpation be better than servitude, let the
Puritans have this praise above their Southern
brethren that they preferred to destroy rather than
enslave. If, on the contrary, the verdict Of man.
kind should be, that the part Of the South has been
the wiser and the more humane still can our thrifty
Eastern friends take credit to themselves that il
was owing principally to their exertons that the
"pecuar institution" was so firmly planted in the
United States.
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GUILFORD MINING COMPANY.
IMPORTANT NOTICE

STocKgoLDER5 OF THE GUILFoRp COPPER AND GOLD MN
ING COMPANY hereby notified that, pursuant
tons passed at general meeting OF the Stockholders
18th November levyng Twenty Cents on
each Share OF the whole Capital Stock OF the Company
they are required to pay before the 18th Decembr
instant, in cash, at the Office Of the Company. 81 SECOND
STREET, the first instament of said assessment Ten
Cents Share for the full number Of Shares appearing
the face of each and certificate held by and
have the same rtcepted for upon each Of said certificates
failure present their certificates this nav
by the time appointed viii at q total for
fixture of their stock and of the validity Of any certificate
carryi ing the receipt.
1t behooves persons ming certificates of the Companys
Stock, Issued in The Of another pdTiy inst the
aforementioned conditions complied with otherwise
certificates will at once cease TO be valid.
Parties holding collateral the Company's certificates
stock will do well to that the fOremenond instament
paid by the time appointed ell certificates so held
otherwise they will he Of no value validity.
By order, JOSEPH IOUGH
Secretary.
Baltimore. Ssh December 1870. ds Il
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EMPORIIIM OF Art

JAMES FRY Err invites attention the very extensive
assortment of Looking Glasses in suitable for
every position and of all sizes.
Mauel Mirrors, Pier and Wall do oval ami square
Cornces Tables Brackets, Coasos, &c, at unequalled
prices.
WAYS in stock
Particular and undivided attention given the depart
of PICTURE FRAMES. Also, frames for Miniatures
photographs, Portraits, NC
FRYER'S Galleries,
No. 81 South Calvert stiett
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GREAT REDUCTION

IN THE PRICES or BOOKSi
SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS
OR FOR LIBRARIES.
JAS. s. WATERS,
2li BALTIMORE STREET,
Hayin" purchased in Europe
A VERY HEAVY STOCK
pT II = " nLr ILL q > RATED no0KS
BOOKS SUITABLE FOR LIBRARIES,
DEsIGTED
EXPRESSLY FOR THE FESTIVE SElEnyt
AND NOT
"'"f'lH'f to HOLD THEM u.'rTT TUT NEXT YEAR,
Has c5asn"asd to offer this splendid sjcts "
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, 900, .
. 49, o,- rTtEiN tUSI!l
" Never in the whole cou,se of his hrgircss has 81 fine
p strsl been prepared.
AFF0RDfNG
To PURCHASERS
GRAND OPPORTUNITY
To PROCURE
f Il esq NTS
Fg
PURCHASE library R0OES
JAS. $. WATERS,
"ltEL :iI Baltimore street
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PITTsBURG AND CoNNELLsvILLE RA1LRoAD.-The
new portion of this line, between Pittsburg and
Turtle Creek, is progressing towards completion,
expected, be opened early next spring. Along the
Youghiogeny valley traversed by that portion of
the road now ruunin g, the country is rapidly set
Ting up and local freight and passengers increas-
ing. This is shown by the fact that this year the
increase of the business and revenue of the road
over last year is more than forty per cent, while
that of last year over the preceding was but nine
teen per cent. After the extension of the road to
Pittsburg, much larger addition to Its business is
anticipated. The Fayette county railroad, which
was opened from Uniontown to Connelsville in
January last, has been connected with the Pitts
burg and Connesville road by the construction of
a link of one mile between the two. No move east
ward from Connesville can be made until the road
qe finished to Pittsburg Philadelphia North Amer
lean.
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DISAPPEARANCE OF PLEURO-P NEUMoNGA FROM MAS
sACHUsETTs. Boston journal says: Some time
has elapsed since the dreaded captions, "Cattle
Malady," 'Bovine Contagion," "Pleuro-p neumo-
peared in the daily press. The excitement conse-
quent apon the development of the disease in diff
terent sections of New England has long since SUBJ
and the necessary stabng of cattle in the infected
districts, the maady would re-appear, have, thanks
to the prompt and efficient action of the State
Commissioners, been allayed. No cases have
been reported, and the old ones are fast diminish
ing. The occupants Of the "hospital pasture at
North Brookfield, numbering from ten to fifteen
head of cattle, the remnants of numerous herds
which were nearly exterminated last summer were
examined by the Commissioners about two weeks
since, and the disease having proved incurabe the
cattle were all slaughtered. The opinion prevails
among the Commissioners that the disease will not
again make its appearance, although cattle have
not yet been so closely confined they will neces
sarily be after the weather becomes colder
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HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The drama, Rose
Elmer, will be again presented at Holiday Street
Theatre this evening, to be followed by farce.
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MANN's DNNG RooMs
No l24 y. BALTIMORE sTRERr,
Near North street,
Under the management Of the Proprietor who will here
after give his personal attention to the house
The bill of fare will include all the substantfa as wei
as the decaccs of the season-ayug made
to be supplied with all kinds Of GAME as they come in
season.
On hand, fine BIRDS, which will be served up at
short notice.
~ AANN'S CONGRESS- HALL BOWLING SALOON
is in the rear of this house. entrance either from Baltimore
street or No. 50 Fayete street.
au29tf G. Fl MANN Pronria.o,
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{TyDTIIE YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSO-
w. CITATION will hold aday Prayer Meeting
THIS DAY TUESDAY in the Central Presbyterian Church
corner Of Liberty and Saratoga Streets commencing at 10
o'clock in the morning, and closing at o'clock in the
evening.
The meeting held in view Of the present condition of
our National affairs and the public cordially invited
to attend The following clergymen to conduct the
TIM
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MADIGANs CIRcUs.-The excellent equestrian
corps connected with Madigans company are a
great attraction at Front Street Blondin is still
with the circus, astonishing all by his daring
faatS
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yEDDo TEA--A delightful article, part of the
FIRST IMPORTATION FROM JAPAN, just received and
for sale by GREEN YoE,
oslh @W. Baltimore street.
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The MARYLAND Institute LECrUREs.-The second
lecture of the course before the Maryland Institute
will be delivered this evening, by the Rev. Nathan
Ii. Chamberlain, of this city. Subjcct-Common
and Uncommon,
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class and occupation determine in advance to de-
mean themselves in the coming hour of trial. with
mutual kindness, forbearance and moderation.
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RoorlNG RooFING ROOFING i
ECONOMY. DURABILITY AND SECURITY
WARREN'S
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
FELT AND COMPOSITION ROOFING
Fogiya by anything vet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIGE PROOF,
PFRFEcrLv WATER Pro -,7nn.nwv
uNRIVALLED FOR DUR aBItrrv,f
Adapted TO EVERY CI1sfIrr
tor further inf, olation address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
Nc. 2i3rvs Building, cor. North and Baltimore SITS,
N2"-t baltimore.
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NEW BOOKS,

Tom THUMB and company are still at the Temper
ance Temple, Gay street.
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DIED,
On the morning of the S,h instant, CATHERINE c. T.
FINLEY consor of John Finley, the 3h year Of her
On the Sth instant, J. ALBERT F BEUCKE in the 10Th
year of his age
HEALTH OFFICE, Baltimore, Dec TO- 1860
report Of Deaths IN the City Of Baltimore, for the 7ceek
ending Monday morning.
Burn cancer l. casualty childbed consumption 10:
conYulSlonS O. drOpsy dropsy head 9 dys
pepsa dpthera l. bilious fever catarrhal fever q scar.
let fever typhoid fever hip disease /: inflammation of
blsdder nam of brain inflammation of the ungs
Inflammation Of liver l. old age organic disease of the
heart !; poison l. teethng l. unknown adult unknown
intantile l6; whooping cough 2-tOtal 81.
Under year, 25 between and ?, Z; between and I
between and TO- g. between 10 aud l5 q between Is and
90 between % and 3d. s. between 80 and 40 To- between 40
and So @ between so and o. between 80 and 20, q he
tween 20 and So between and between 100
O. above 100, Q. Still-births 9.
Males AZ females AZ. OF which number were colOred
persons-5 free o slaves. By order
j. HOUCK, Commissioner Of Health
PRATTs ODD ANNUAL SALE OF Books is now
opening No 265 Baltimore street. 81 door from anovar
street, and will continue until New Year Private sales
during the DAY. auction every night. dl0Iw
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ISRAEL 2 Co.

ISRAEL z Co.
IpOR WY PES
E tTER-ia.IUEED
HEHYOTINT
PHOTOGRAPHS.
iulft l25 BALTIMORE STREET.
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DR.. KENNEDY is continuing his good offices in
relieving citizens from his Rooms "a Saratoga
street Dr. Kennedy Corns and Bunions in wonder
full without either pain bleeding hope
Mr, Kennedys viii be such as will repay him 70,
years of study. o2Qly
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PERFECT FTTINC SHIRT
Made at ADAMS, No Ii6 West Baltimore street. d. If
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JOSEPH HARRIS,
MERCHANT T1TLOR
The firm OF DULANY HARRIS having been dissolved ny
mutual consent July %, 1850, JOSEPH HARRIS would
respectfully inform his friends and the public that he has
taken store.
No. 81 NORTH HOWARD STREET,
Third door above Lexington street, east side.
select assortment of fine FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSI-
MERS AND VESTINGS, of all colors and styles, for the
Fall and Winter Having secured the services of a
Practical Cutter all goods sold will be made in style Of
ueatness and taste that cannot be eXcelled.
s3-GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
call is respectfully solicited. nI7tJl
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BoGLE's AMERICAN

BoGLE's AMERICAN
ElECrIC HAIR DYE,
Is as superior all others the meridian candle
All initiate BoGLE to his style Of advertising, which
for years has been headed
THE BEST HAIR DYE THE WORLD
Now Others New Workers. without brain steal and copy
this Their Dyes miserable their invention is
temptible. Avoid them all Rogles has been awarded
Medals and Diplomas them ALL and, to their dismay,
pronounced the only Hair Dye be used with safety No
green tnts no smut skin staining humbug but
liable safe and sure. For sale at
BoGLEs BAZAAR,
202 Washington street.
Baltimore by SETH $. HANCE los Baltimore
street. and by druggists generally. ia5eotf
ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS ADAMS
Shirts Shirts Shirts Shirts
Fit Fit. Fit Fit.
No 146 W. Baltimore street, up stairs. diff