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@ One of Tory leaders in South
west Missouri, is Gen. Rains. The peo-
pie down there find Rains to be in
fnitely worse than last years drought.
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~ The Southerners claim to have
captured $4,000 stand of arms at Manas.
sas. As the American side had less than
10000 engaged in the battle, and as
most Of them brought away their arms
with them, we calculate that each man
must have gone into battle with two
guns
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

~ A battle is in prospect between
Gems. Rosencranz and Lee. in Western
Virginia and Fremont is reported as
preparing to attack the Tories in Nilsson
ri, below Cairo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

~ The pay Of volunteers has been
raised to S13 q month. Good for the
volunteers, but "stubbed" on the Gov
ernment. The pay has been stated to be
S15 per month. which is untrue. Why
falsify the facts, when the truth would do
as we'll I?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

J E An old conundrum reads: "What
is it that is higher and handsomer when
the head is off! A pillow" We would
like to see it tried on Gen. Pillow.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

@ F. P. Stanton has failed in get
ting Gen. Lanes seat in the Senate. He
has tried hard for office. and if he has
failed, it is not his fault. We suggest
that he now enter the army as a private,
and win his way to distinction.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15
: There are three out-and-out trait

- There are three out-and out trait
or papers in Kansas-the Atchison Bull
letin. Marysville Platform, and Junction
City Frontier. There are several others
that would be just as bad. were it not for
public opinion.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

~ We see it stated that Gen. Lane
has declined the appointment of Brigsdier
General. The report needs confirmation.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

~ Gamble. the new Governor Of
Missouri, is . thousand fold better man
than the gambler who was lately her Gov
ernor.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

re- Why is Gen. Price like craw-
fish ? Because he runs backward!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

A VIRGINIA GUN The
war is rich with incidents. But we find
in an exchange the richest thing of all, re-
lating how an F. F. V. had his most
available gun disabled. just as he brought
it to bear upon the enemy! The old
and well-known nursery rhyme, COM
mencipp-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15
"Rack back baby.

Daddy shot a bear" &c
is illustrated to life in this incident. In
fact. it is what might be termed emphatic
ally crack shot -
A BROAD TARGET WITH ITS "CENTRE'
DRIvEN.-A correspondent of the Terre
Haute Express relates the following in
cident of skirmish at Rich Mountain
1t appears that one "sesher" thinking
himself at safe distance and holding the
craftsmanship of the Hoosiers in extreme
contempt, turned his back, stopped over
and offered glaring insult to our men.
This act had the effect of making a
Hoosier tearing mad. Considering him
self highly insulted, and having great
faith in his own powers and that of his
Enfield rifle. he sent his compliments in
the shape of an ounce bullet, making a
"centre" shot, the ball travelling the
whole length of ''sesher's" body, and
coming out at the throat. Curiosity in
duced me to examine the body, and can
youch for the fact.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

~ Many Southern Journals are sus-
pending for want Of paper. Perhaps
Gen. Price stopped issue from the same
cause.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15

w Bogus Ohio liquor that won't bear
inspection Old Medary.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-08-15
he C0nfederates Advanee On Fort
Aonroe-HaAptoa Burned.
E.~-~.. 49, A.
FoRrREss MoHHos, A,

Hampton hes bssn burned.
Scouts and fugitives brought word Of
the approach Of . large Confederate force
from Yorktown.
These rumors were confirmed BY desert
Or from the rebels. native Of Maine, but
resident Of Georgis. He he's bean station
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MORAL.

Fighting for Slavery Is justi6able;
6ghting for Freedom is treason. u.-Leay-
enworth Conseyvatire.
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re- A capital Hall for the Missouri
Senate-Willard P. Hall.
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ore 'nas nc coo'a ee' no .'ny ".s0n.. oeee
oroers from the war DepeHmsns eohesd MN
-. S...e...~...
" oPea.1 00" mas removed ITO" J" p.aes
u "s epe.As 'o0n' 'ne ".'o's Dss' .! "a.
opea1et oH' inc sfa'sor' ano nae seOso"'eo
' In '' : ''''' :" ''' ~s
" Inc o. hsuis DEMOCRAT eals sPon '0s
s : s.-s - .r .~ = 1.n S.-.s " -. ~. r..
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Decrease Se,373,366 724 235 "a ,G37 7.444 GAS
This movement reflects the absorption of the new
Treasury notes by the public, and the disposal of
them by the banks The bank loans have now
fallen nearly one-half what they rose when they
first took the government loan, and, as matter of
course. the deposits have declined in proportion
The change in the specie column is unimportant,
and shows that for the present the bank reserve
has its lowest point The statement alto.
gether is a healthy one; it shows that the new
Treasury notes are passing out Of the hands of the
banks into those Of the public, and that the gov.
eminent can be carried through the war without
suspension of specie payments by our banks.
Money is quite easy at five per cent on call, and
six for the highest grade of mercantile paper It
is evident that the negotiation Of the whole
$3.50 900 900 Of government Treasury notes can be
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Railroad corner of Twenty seventh street and Fourth
- NExsEN Brooklyn on Saturday September 81 ELIAS
His relatives and friends and those of his brothers,
waiter and Oscar respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this ruesday) afternoon, at three O'Clock, from
Their invitation
PORTER On Monday, September 90, HENRY 7. PORTER,
late OF Jersey City, aged 81 years
The funeral WIN take place on Wednesday morning, az
na past ten O'Clock from his SISTERS residence aMrs'
catherine Doob,es) No. 2l9 Third avenue, New YORK
The remains will be inferred at Beachwood Cemetery,
New Rochelle Cars leave the New Haven Railroad depot,
Twenty seventh street and Fourth avenue at quarter
past twelve Friends and acquantanccs of the family are
invited to attend without further notice
PARsos.--0n Monday, September %. of consumption,
HENRY H. youngest son Of the late Hiram Parson, Of
Orange county, N. Y, IN the Goth year OF his age.
The funeral services viii be held in the Twenty second
stree, PRESBYTERIAN church, near Ninth avenue, this
{Tuesday) afternoon, nj two O'Clock Friends and rela
lives OF the family are respectfully invited to attend with
out further invitation
pNcKNEy--On Monday evening, September %, MARCIA
RETA infant daughter OF Waiter S. and Fanny Pinckney'
aged months and % days.
Notice of funeral will appear in this evenings and to-
morrow mornings issues.
snElIs.-0n Friday, September 20, ROBERT suisIis, in
the I'D year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral, this Tuesday, afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from his late residence 2f5 East Broadway.
slnEls.-on Sunday evening. september %, LOUISE
SHlEs daughter Of John and Martha Shes, deceased
aged 20 years and 10 months
The friends Of the family and the members Of Tomp
KlnS Lodge NO l. D. OF y. FL are invited 10 Atehu INC
funeral services this uesday afternoon at five O'Clock,
from her late residence No 6S West Tenth street The
remains will be conveyed TO nrryowa, on Wednesday
morning, by steamboat, Mt eight O'Clock.
TuER.-On Monday, September 20, Mrs JANE Ty-
wife Of Augustus H. Tyler in the 3lst year OF her
age.
Dear husband and brothers, and slster-farewel
60 to the land Of the best
Where our parents and children dwell,
Where soon all may find rest
Three bright little cherubs up there
Call out for their mother to come,
Our father and mother are there,
Awaiting to welcome me home.
Then grevc not dear loved ones, that
Must leave this sad world and its woe;
IT'S to join with the loved ones on high
That part with the dear below.
The friends Of the family and also OF her brothers. 10
seph and James Forsyth and likewise the members o
Templar Lodge No DOB, F. and A. NJ are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence 9
Blocker street. Wednesday afternoon at two O'Clock
! WnsoN.-On Sunday night, September 22, THOMAS VII
| SON. Jr,, aged 25 years.
The friends and acquaintance invited to attend th
funeral, from his late residence, No $50 First avenue
! this day tuesday, at twelve o'clock
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News from the South Pacific.
OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.

PANAMA, Sept. IS, 1861.
Fncnciai Staeren: Ct tie Chilean Minister on The FOREIGN
Loom--Tac Caurch and Count Ca,cur--Ere,sre Fuo,yv
IN Peru En- resident Ectcniquc Tried for Conspiracy
Official Alcrm al Spanish Aan>1otio,l- Dirortatic
Triumph Of Peru ovsr the United States, dc
Tho English steamer Lima, from Valparaiso and inter
mediate PORTS with passengers snd mails Europe and
thc United States and 1924 Ill in specie arrived a, this
port the 9th instant Dates from Valparaiso Angus;
IS and Caao g. being fortnight later than previously
received.
Among the passengers per tho Linn Colonel The.
0Gormau hfahcn, route for Europe, formerly
Der OF the British Parliament ;so, Cor year more
past has been looking after British interests in Peru
The news by this arrival Ia uupporant All the South
American republics on the coast remain tranquil.
CHILE.
The election Of President Perez has given general salts
fsc,ion.
Congress is still in session AZ Santiago, was occu
pied in discussing various o. public policy
The Minister of Finance, IN response TO call from Con-
gress what disposition had made of the Joan
raised Ia England in 1885, states ta; three millions OF u
have been given to certain railroad companies and the
Same amount ioanod to private indiv iduas, at seyen
eight and nine per cent
The Italian residents Of Santiago and Valparaiso on the
receipt oil the Of the death Of Count Cavour pro
posed TO have funeral obssque for the repose his
performed in both places but prevented from
rying ONT their intention by the Archbishop of Santiago
There was decided improvement in the Valparaiso
market.
PERU.
Tho most startling item of news from this republic is
the recent discovery of extensive forgery
sury Department. which has been traced to clerk of tie
department, who 1t appears has issued forged govern
mont drafts the of about sl25 600 which he
disposed Of 10 various merchants Of Lima and Calao
The trial Of the exPresident Echenuue for conspiracy
against the government has resulted in his acquta bus
he is still detained prisoner by order President Cat
tela, while Yvanco the chief OF the late revolution has
boon restored 10 the army, with full pay,
The Minister for Foreign Affairs has addressed q very
able state paper TO the foreign diplomatic agents accred
cd 10 Peru in relation to the recent acquisition St. Do
mngo by Spain which he characerzcs aggressive
oct and practical demonstration OF her long che
rished design to repossess all Spanish America. All
the Central and South American States called on
70 resist her aggressive policy 10 The litter end.
\ The Peruvans highly elated ut the appoint.
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ment Of a new Minister by the United States to
that country, regarding it is a great triumph of
their diplomacy over that of the United stat s.,
as by the appointment Of new Mmisic We have
receded from our position and Acknowledged crG 70 b.
In the right, at least II is regarded by everybody on
this coast II is to BIO hoped, however, that the resump
ton OF diplomatic relations between the two countries
may lead to the speedy settlement Of the claims OF Amer
can QUEENS the hon-payment of which caused the inter
rupon OF friendly relations between the United States
and Peru.
BOLIVIA.
Mt. Carter, the Minister Resident OF the United
states OF America had arrived La Paz and entered upon
the discharge of his duties
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Non-Arrivai OF the Jura.

FATHER PoINr, Sept 23-9 AN.
There signs yet Of the arrival OF the Jara,
due OF this point with Liverpool dates OF the 18th
and Londonderry of the 14h inst The weather is very
cloudy.
The by the Iura is anticipated by the arrival of
the Persia of Cape Race.
The steamship North Bron, for Liverpool passed down
at hapast two O'Clock yesterday Sunday afternoon.
Owing TO strong castery gale she anchored oil Cape d.
able on Saturday night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
~s>~~~>~~~~~>~<~~0~<~~oJ~~
Nearly One Million i'm Trea-
sure on Freight.
News from New Granada and
the South Pacific.
>>>~~-~~>-->~>-1~.>os-o~~>-~~'
A Counter Revolution Against
MOsquera Impending.
The South American Republics Alarmed ut the
Idea Of Spanish Annexation.
Diplomacy Of Peru Towards the
United States.
The United States Steamer Wyoming
Three Days on a Coral Reef,
&C., &C., &C.

The steamship North Star, Capt A. G. Jones, arrived
at this port yesterday from Aspnwa whence she sailed
on the 18th inst at three o'clock p. H. She brings
" million in specie.
The North Star lett New York the % inst at twelve
NJ and arrived at Aspinwal on the 18th at ten A. NJ
Captain Jones reports that he privateers,
any Of the United States during the voyage
The following is the
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Lloyd's Great Military Map and Ga
the Fifteen Southern Stacs-Engraved steel, 5
feet square, from actnal survey cosng $1,000 and one
time completed September a. and ready for the
people, showing every foot of the southern States and 2
miles of coast from the Delaware Bay to the Coast Of
Mexico including every Inlet bar harbor and creek and
depth of laid down from the last report Of the United
Survey, Furnished by the War Department.
also back Of the map is sketch OF every inlet
and village in the South giving the population &c. &c
LLOYD'S OFFICIAL MAP OF MISSOURI, surveyed and
engraved for the Land Once Department feet square
wagon road town, yilng., raroad and station Also
cents. eight for 81 Also nearly ready LLOYDS TOPO
GRAPHICAL MAP OF VIRGINIA, feet square, costing
100000 and twenty years surveying issued by the State OF
Virginia in 1885, revised 1925 rcsrveyed is revised 1883
by the undersigned 1861 This Is The Gene
raj Scott exclusively and there not another copy Ia
The editors OF the Tribune have of the 1928
Virginia maps. but ii is imperfect Price 81 ten
copies for s. The postage these maps is only one cent
Money refunded satisfied with either
Agents wanted Send for circulars No stamps taken. Ad
j. T. Lloyd, I6i Broadway New York No connection
with any other Lloyd.
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Arrivals and Departures.

SAN FRANcIsco-stcamship North star-M Condo, b
Jackson. ID Crochet ID Falconer Hunt, Carpenter,
Mrs j Cummings C A Arassey, Bowden Banbridce.
Danforth Rogers, James, Prenss, j Carlisle, j
Butler Robt Nelson, w IL Bsdiand W Wilson and lady
Buckler, Smith, = Hart Gushing; Woodward,
lady, Miss Rogers. Tay, Rogers Capt Foote,
Martin Woodbridge Miss McElroy, and $50 in the
second cabin and steerage
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POIGHNEGPsIE Stpt. 20 1901,
The Duchess Republican County Convention at Wash
ngton Hail day nominated straight republican ticket,
headed by Judah Swift of Armenia, Tor Sheriff, and viii
son b. Sheldon of Beckman for Clerk, the two most
prominent republicans in the county. Strong resolutions
sustaining the administration and in favor OF carrying
the nnSSrI.
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Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, sept 23, lSbl
An accident occurred on the PHILADELPHIA Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, at Chymnt, DEL twenty miles
from the city, this morning. A team was crossing the
road ard stopped directly upon the track Tho man in
charge dsengaged the horses and attempted tn give the
signal TO the engineer, but failed TO do One
passenger in the baggage car had leg fractured The
engine baggage and mail car of the track The
passenger cars were not injured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24
Movements Of Prince Napoleon.


Prince Napoleon and suite visited the State House this
forenoon, whore he welcomed by Governor Andrew.
He will remain here only two or three days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Sept. 23--6 P, N.
AsHEs-The market steady and prices unchanged,
with small sales OF both sorts at SIS u.s.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS market was again in good
demand and rmer, especially for shipping brands q
State and Western. Prices closed advance of 10c
15c per bA and for grades advance of 2oc was
obtained The sales embraced about $4,000 30, 600
bbs part to arrive, closing within the following range
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-24
Court Cnlcndar-This Day.

SUPREME CotRr CIRcur.-part 1--NCs. $40, 800, 978,
AIS, 1902 s52 1924 1926 1880 1882 1884 1042, 1881
1888 1895 1881, 1343, i3i5, t349, 1851.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY, Sept. 23--t

MONDAY, Sept. 23-G p. NJ.
Today's bank statement compares follows
with that of last Monday
Week eng Loans. Specie Circupn. DEPOSITS
Sept Ia $39 1868 4o3 81 4l2 S792 500 f06 200 $40
Sept. a.. $50, l92 25S 36S05l77 s,7016s3 80 3i6s3f
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The Arabia Outward Bound.

ST. JOINS, N. +. Sept IS, 1861.
The steamship Arabia for Liverpool passed Cape Race
at four O'Clock yesterday Sunday morning Wind east
and blowing strongly.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Ca shed
and information furnished by TAYLOR CO.. Bankers 16
Wall street, n. Y.
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SrEvEys-CopEIAND.-At North Weymouth. Mass,
Thursday, September 49, by Rev. Joshua Emery, NATHAN
TEL r. STEVENS to Miss S. LIZZIE COPELAND
SIEvFSs-RoBERTs. Newark, n j., Wednesday,
September 49, by Rev. j. S Hodges, FREDERICK STEVENS
TO Miss CATlARNE koBrRTs
SnslDoN--rovE.-On Thursday. September 10, by Rev
Charles T. Harris A. NJ. SHELDON Esq, Of Chicago 10 Miss
RosEITHA N. DOVE, Of New York.
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Lords Securing Establishment. 439
Browne neutrality-suspicious. Dresses cleaned
without rlppins also Gentiemen's Garments Plain and
Fnncy Dycing.
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Beautiful Lniri's Liquid
achieved celebrity having equal for
serving and identifying the complexion and skin
439 Broadway.
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The Oxford Hat, for Young Gents-TO
be had nj WHITES ZIG Broadway Also Gents Dress Hats
of the latest fashion
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1zoI1o,vny'Y Ointment and Pills will
Only rub the ointment into the chest night
and morning, and take ten pills nightly
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DR.. TuInbIcty's Piinple Bnnisher.-Price
81 bottle Sent by mail express to any address ONCE
400 b oadwsy.
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Cray Iiair-Its Diseases, Change of CO.
Tor and Embelishmen; New Treatment Cor badness,
uy GRAHDJEAN, Astur place
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Rirtl Il.
Died,


BRowyE-On Sunday, September 90, at No. $50 Pacific
street. Brooklyn tho wife Of Mr. James Browne of
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prenium awarded all the leading machines in the
market the Ohio State Fair just held at Dayton IS the
Lock Such Machine, just produced by Grover Baker
Sewing Machine Company. 1t may be at 4a5 Broad
way great improvement all other Lock Stitch Ma
.bf
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.
The New York Herald-Edition for
Europe.

The New York Herald-Edition for
Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa Capt Shannon will
leave this port tomorrow for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city at nine O'Clock
tomorrow morning
The EUROPEAN EDITION THE HERALD will be published
at eight O'Clock in the morning Single COPIES in wrap
pers, six cents.
The contents of the EUROPEAN EDITION OF THE HERALD
will combine the received by mail and telegraph at
the Office during the previous week and up the hour Of
publication.
Sampson low, Son & Co. No. Al Ludgate Hill, London
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD
Oflciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy d
Co IS Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS So3-September g. 1861
"a, A. 2, II, AS, s, "a, l. S. IL, %, 40. 81, Is.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 59i-September 20, 1861.
II. So, 5. 10, 6, %, 55, IS, ID, IS, f5 81.
Circulars free of charge addressing eitherto
MURRAY, EDDY Il CO.,
Covngon KY, or st. Louis Mo.
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Barry's Tricophcrous Is tho Best and
cheapest article Cor Dressing. Beafyng Curling Cleaning
Preserving and restoring the Hair Ladies, try IL Sold by
q driic
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Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best in tho
world-Harnless, reliable ard Instantaneous Sold and
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, 10 Bond street.
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Cristadcro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pces best In the world wholesale and RETAIL and the Dye
privately applied, at No castor House.
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Ifiii, InimitabIc Cutter of Hair md
Whiskers No. Barclay Hair Dye, 50 cents;
brown
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A Pure ToISaccO.-YeliOw Bank Tohnc-
co-GOODWIN'S Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
IMPURITIES by all and dealers and
at wholesale by l.. GOODWIN BROTHER, 207 and 200
Water street, New York.