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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-05
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.np1vG vIoLETs UNDER THE SNOW

Nothio- is lost that has beauty to save,
prritv rises in flowers from the grave
"a rom the blossoms that fade on the tired
r,,Iath the seed of the blossoms to be;
t;1.r INTO Death is mortality's growth,
Something immortal is under them both:
s,ra,y as cometh the Winter, know
rhore are Spring violets under the snow.
Coo the old man in his great easy-chair,
t,r~owed his forehead and white is his hair:
vst Is he reguishly smiles to his dame,
p,i,ting her ewes TO the lovers, whose shame
u,t., them withdraw IRON the light of the fire,
povbood lght,hearted, reveals in the sire
ccraiv Is eomcth lIfe's Winter, know
There are Spring violets under the snow.
ses the old wife in her kerchief and cap,
r.o,ninc her kaitting-wOrh into her lap,
While with laugh that is silent, she shakes,
And 'er her shoulder another peep takes;
ya,-s are full forty since she was Miss,
Yet she's 4 girl in that overheard kiss
Surely as cometh lite's Winter, know
There are Spring yiolets under the snow.
Sec the Old People, with mods of delight,
Stealing together away for the night
Eger too fond and TOO cunning to own
WI,y they should leave the shy lovers alone
Bat their eyes, twinkling, are telling the truth
Down in their hearts is an answering youth
Surely as cometh lies Winter, know
There are Spring violets under the snow
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-05

MAsRtAGE IN LAPLAxD 1t is death in Lisp
land to marry maid without the consent of
her parents or friends. When a young man
has formed an attachment to female, the
fashion is to appoint their friends to meet, to
behold the two young parties run race to-
gether. The maid is allowed, in starting, the
advantage of the third part of the race, so that
it is impossible, except voluntarily, that she
should be overtaken. If the maid ontrunS her
suitor, the matter is ended he must never
have her, it being penal for the man to renew
the proposal of marriage bnt if the maid has
an affection for him, though at first she runs
hard, to try the truth of bis love, she will,
without Ataanta's golden balls TO retard her
speed,) pretend some casualty, aud make a
voluntary halt before she comes to the mark
or end of the race Thus none are compelled
to marry against their own wills and this is
the cause that in Lapland the married people
are richer in their contentment than in other
lands, where so many forced matches make
feigned love, and cause real unhappiness.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-05

na- A farmer having made his fortune,
moved into the city to enjoy it, but his old
love cung to him, and he inddlged IN small
way in the agristic pursuit. visiting his
friends in the country, and relating his ex
perience in city farming, be said " put out
side my window large boz, filed it with
mold, and sowed it with seed. What do you
think came up Z" Wheat, barley, or oats!"
No, policeman, who ordered me to re-
move it."
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-05

and testified even by tears from mauy of the
audience. Frenos then proceeded:
" | then stripped off my clothes and dressed
the body in them. This accomplished, took
up the pistol and with hand more reluctant
than when applied it to my own person, L
fired it close to the head of the deceased, ard
at once caused such Disagreement as render
ed it impossible for the kecnest eyes to detect
the substitution which had been made.
Choosing the plainest hebit I could get.
then dressed myself anew, shaved off the
whisker5 which was accustomed to wear, and
took other means to alter aud disguise my ap-
pearance, 10 case OF being subjected by any
accident TO the risk of betrayal. Next morn,
ing saw ne on board French vessel on my
way to distant land-the native country of
my ancestors. The expectations which had
led nee to the execution of this scheme were
not disappointed. | knew John Moon was the
man who had robbed me, aud who now stands
at the bar Of this court, and that be had form
ed connections in this island which would, in
all probability, bring him back to it as soon
as the intelligence Of my death gave him
promise OF security. In this | have not been
disappointed. | have been equally fortunate
iu other respects. While my unworthy servant
remained here in imaginary safety, have been
successful in discovering the quarter in which,
uot daring at first 10 betray the appearance
OF wealth, he had lodged the whole OF the
stolen money. | have brought it with me, and
also sufficient proofs, supposing his confession
Of this day to be set aside altogether to con-
vict him of the crime with which he stands
charged. BY the same means" continued
CIedomir Frenois, with degree of honorable
pride, in which all who heard him Symp&thlz
ed, will be enabled to restore my family
to their place in society, and to redeem the
credit Of il name on which no blot was left by
those who bore it b:loce me, and which. please
God, shall transmit uustaiued to mg children
ald my childrenS children.
The news OF CloIomir Frenois' temperance
spread rapidly, and the high esteem in which
his character was held, led to a universal re,
joicug on the occasion. He was accompanied
from the court tc his home by a dense multi
ftude, who welcJmed him with prolonged
shouts i would be vain to attempt any de.
scripton Of the feelings c! bis wife W ho was
restored thus to the beloved being for whose
sake she had quilted the world. She was releas
cd from her ecclesiastical vows and ejoned O.
husband, no more to part till the grave really
claimed the one or the other of them.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-05

baA Woman is like ivy-the more you are
ruined the closer she clngs to you. And old
bachelor adds ivy is like woman-the
closer she clings 10 you,. the more you are
ruined" u o-l,/n fftA9 d
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-05

p~"M My yoke is easy and my burden is
light" as the young fellow said when his girl
was sitting in his lap with bis arm around her
neck g,a&-.z II 4 ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-05

m- 4 drop Of praise is an unsuitable
acknowledgment for ocean OF mercy.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-03-05

gsy- An instantaneous method of producing
Praise one young lady to arother.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
Halls Arctic Expedttio-,
rosTPossshSr TO srMSo ~ NEXT rEAn'
Nxw YoaK July 10. Ieo-

NEW YoaK July ~. ION
" wv .srRYHN.-
"--" on my Arctic voyage OF ls,'o-ol-o2' planned
another expe4'ion for 1858 On returning " states
last september se2) stopped a. st. Johns Newfouno.
land, and there first learned that my country was on.
gagged In war. At felt there could be but slight
hope OF resuming my Arctic explorations at the time
proposed. Arriving in the States and spending few
weeks among friends devoted TO Arctic explorations,
came 10 the conclusion TO spare exertions prepar
ing ior my second expedition tho Arctic seas In my
struggle to make the proper preparations have labored
long and perseveringly the results oft times appearing
hopeful OF my ultimate success
need only refer TO the supendous obstacle 1.-THE Anne.
rcan war; that has been constantly before during ali
my iabors Tor II the subject which absorbing he
attention OF the whole civilized world
deeply regret TO say that owing 70 the want or suf
ncient means and the ateness Of the season. am now
compelled to postpone my expedition TO next year ln
the meantime shall proceed prepare my narrative of
my late voyage ls6O-6l -o2) for publication. and
the same timo take such stops will insure the noces
sary aid for my expedition 70 the Arctic regions
postponed to the spring OF 1894. Respectfully,
c. r. HALL.
addressed G. +. Hall, Of Henry Grinneli Esq b6
Wall street Liverpool and London Insurance Company.
New York.
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M arrfed.

Married.
BARAEs--WnIIs-Ou Thursday July 0, by the Rev. j
p. Newman, SAMrEL II. BARNES, or SonthAcid n ". 20
MISS FRANCES l.. WILLIS OF Mystic River Conn No cards
CBksEr-HAsgiSs Brooklyn, on Monday, July d, by
the Rev. John Booth, WILLIAM CHESEr II tho United
Navy, 10 iAxraK, third daughter OF John Hak No
cards
Washington Cd. c } papers please copy
DAvs-toNSoLLy.-On thursday July 2, at the Church
OF the AnLGnciaton Manhat,anyle by the Rev Father
Breen Ar. JAMES D. DAVE 10 MARY COhAoLLr niece VI
Charles NJ. Connolly, Esq, Of Washington Heights
Observation-Disclosures On Thursday, July 0, at the resi-.
dence the BRIDES father by the Row o. Winner Mr.
JULIEN CRxvR, Jr, TO Miss kLzAsgIH AsKlss all OF Ho
boken, N. J. No cards
GRifYrI-PKsDrKros.-l Brooklyn, on Thursday even.
ing July 2, by the Rev A. Enendorf, ID. D., CHARLIE
GRIFFITH, OF Columbia, n J. 10 JOSEPHINE PxyDfsroy
daughter Of Captain J. l.. Pendleton Of this city.
SEcoR-KRK.-ln Brooklyn, on Friday, July 3, by the
Rev. T. Edwin Brown RrESH A. sEcos to IzzIE HARRIo
kIRE.
wAsHfNoroH--LEx --On Thursday, July y, At Trinity
chapel by the Rev. ). H. Weston II. D., Of Trinity
church RIcaARp WASHINGTON, u Washington, ID. G., Pay
master United states Navy 10 Miss KATE Lex, daughie
Of Col Robert N. Lcc. " Philadelphia
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Account Of the Movements OF General Rosecrans Army
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Advertise aEs1s 70 a limited number, at nfty cents
per limo, viii bo inserted in the nKLr HERALD.
Hill's Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown,
natural, reliable. Depot No Barclay street. Sold BY all
Druseists.
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hocor.-on Thursday ,,,y 0. Or ,o,.a,oa,,ou r,,,.
MCCOY Jr aged 81 .,is s1' y ''"''"'''''"' '''S
invited !" "a irenaA o. the family respectfully
from, ,.,a NE funeral, without further invitation,
mo res'de"o"" :" - two o'clo"k u
..ns viii I'S pe saturday, .ssras H BoaTs. fory
sen street and Second avenue half pas, zen
~ cemalsh hlsh mass will behold and nom Thence
Mn;a.u, "a B.'ookiyn, on Frid.'y morning, July 10
Ross McGaAru. IN the ssth yeir u he age -.
The friends or the tan y, and those nor M s.ner JONI
spcctfuly iuyied 10 attend e funeral IN lsatnraay
Afternoon at half past two O'Clock from 81 iA'e 'oS
SULrT-on - Friday morning Juy 70. afssr - or. % and
severe Illness Ross the beloved WHO of Patrick
The friends OF the amy are invited to attend the f o
r on SUNDAY afternoon at two O'Clock. from aer as>
!, rnrirs Thursday, July o. wnIiAnH PuxLF1, aged
His relatives ana friends respectfully invited
tend the funeral, sunday from his late resdonee
corner OF Atlantic and Bond streets, Brooklyn.
- NELLY on Thursday July ., Mrs Arm REILLY, wno Of
The relatives and friends OF the family arc invited to
attend the funeral, from her late residence ITO Third
mains viii be taken 10 Calvary Cemetery for inerment
kowLAsp.-on Friday morning. July 10, CHARLES N s.
tho relatives and frisnds Of the family invited |
attend the funeral, without further Invitation tho
Church Of tho AGnuncation west Fourtcenh street,
between Sixth and Seventh avenues Sunday afternoon
NJ half.past shree O'Clock.
Riu,ARps.--At warreusburg NJ r. on "Wednesday, July
Mrs LYDIA RnARDs rclcs Of Charles RiShsrds Of this
city aged 83 years.
snossos. .--on Wednesday. July 8, wuiIAx G. srsos
on. son OF Daniel r. aud xA 3monson agcd 27 years.
months and day.
The reetves and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from hts iate residence
No " Marion street. on Sunday Afternoon, at one
O'Clock. |
srattH&-'addenly, at stamford, Conn. on Friday, 1
July 10. CARRIE HoYr, wife of MAJOR 4, q. staples
O'Clock
stAns On Thursday. July . Jous PAas slApx, aged
80 years
His relatives and friends attend the fune
raj from his late residence las wost Thirty eighth
70 the Church OF the Messiah, Ds 0sgOod, sunday
afternoon, at three O'Clock
TwiGG.-0n Friday, july TO- MARY Ann younge,t
daughter Of Dennis j. and Catherine Twgg aged mouths
and "a days.
The funeral will ako place this Saturday aitornoou
al two o'clock from No. I'D Henry street
1URrgR.-in Jersey CITY on Thursday, July O. 2xsrsA
the beloved aud only daughter or Frederick Henry and
sarah Jane Turner, aged ~ months and ~ days \
When thou, q leath, did ruiey tear -
NY baby from my side, .1
How had | blessed that cruel dart
Had but with her died 4
The funeral will take place ths Saturday. aernoon
At Two o'clock. from No ~ Jersey avenue Jersey civ
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
without further notice |
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oyerseers and will hold them hostages for the return
OF the one hundred men captured and held oy bauAh
upon the charge OF shooting Mr.. nennet.
!ayior no.-. =. 'uu u'snna 70 ,ha ,aers ~u0 ~, ~
taxen .no an,e oa " 80 D. 49, lincoln govc.--
Inc huhtsVnie aa sne 18th publishes detailed
report made to General Roddy by W. Ii. Jarman, Of
Leighton, Alabama, showing the damages committed by
the federal forces their RAIDS between Big Bear Creek
ana Town Creek In April last The total amount OF ios
inf cted upon the rebels Is given at 81 ,887 900.
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Omciai Dra wings Of shc shelby College
Lottery OF Kentucky
Ezra CLAss SH-Juy TO- 1868
60, G3, TO- l3 "a, 66, 46, 90, So o. II, 4O GO, 49,
CLASS l72-Juiy 10 1853
g. "a, II, "a. II, a. 56, IS, Ia, "a, So 80. 81. So
JOHN A. NORRIS 4 CO.
Wllmtnnton
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CITY lnteIIianncs

DsAra or Sos ov STEWART BRows At ruE BATTLE on
GErrrsnuRo In the late battle OF Gettysburg son OF
Mr. Stewart Brown OF the Arm OF Brown Brothers Co.,
of this city, was killed The dag their building was
hung At hall mast yesterday respect for the
~ 0f the deceased soldier
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Arrival or rnvai,d sosdse,s.

Fo@ros. July 10, 1868
rns steamer coosors, from Newb~rn c., hss arrived
bringing three hundred nvsI1 soldiers ~ Massachusetts
rsgsmeDss
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QPrtzes Cashod In All LoGalixed Lottc-
ries Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker.
III all street. room No. l., n. Y.
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Tho British steamship Corsica Captain L. hosseura,
from Havana 9TH inst, via Nassau, N. P 9th inst,
rived at this port yesterday.
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Prizes Cashed In all Leg aItxed Lotteries.
Commission given. JF WRIGHT. 4 CO..
No 8 Wall street. basement, room No 7.
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DIR. De Marlnl Refers his Patients,
during his summer absence from the city, DR. j. B.
LITTl0 at his ofce No. 20 East Thirtyf fourth
Hours from 10 tol
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Campbell, Chemist and ApOthecarY,
corner OF Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street Pure
Medicines dispensed with
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Eight Carses dc visite for 81, or I'm
equaed style and finish a TAITs corner OF Coraud and
Green wch
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AOyal Havana LOOery.-Vhfrty per
cent premium paid for prizes Inform
Highest prtce paid for douboons OF gold and
silver TAYLOR 4 CO. Bankers. 10 wah street.
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1aenarais Grn me- and Mcade.

Bridgewater Pains-Fire and Water
Proofor cottages barns roofs outside work &c
X. REYNOLDS. Agent, II Maiden lane
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Eight Perfect Cartes dc visitc, with
en- edce spero. style and position for d. at RUssELLs
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See Particulars or Concert and Festival
for the benen Of the Church OF the Atonemn under head
nfI Iunc
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New Sewing Machine Emporium,

slOat's Elliptic Lock stitch sewing Ma.
chimes, with improved Brsdcrs. Samples OF sewing
salesrooms 5y Broadway.
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Eight Cartcs dc vislte for One Dollar
At BALCHs, as Broadway. No expense spared 10 pro,
duce good w0sx -. p sa.sr:. -
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Iron Furniture. Iron Bedsseads, Hat
Racks Umbrella Stands, Ac HUTCHINSON 4 WICKER.
SHAN. $50 Canal street, east of Brosdway.
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people ana goverameu o, the United States BY gang Of
political gang Of burglars surround your house
la hour the night after sneakingy stealing your
weapons dream ~ peaceful security you open your
brain. butcher ceaver At yonr
throat and thousand assssNDs filling up all ylsonary
spaee dav rsckonn will not only 70 the lead
era aders and all who throw cold Va
ter on efforts of the TO suppressn men
Young old detsrmned 10 whip tue raseas ca
on pr HUNTER. No. Division street; he vii give such
sanitary instruction. viii enable you 10 shoot them dow
fs d they choose 70
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Drunken Husba nds and Others cured

BY DR.. ZELLs Remedy, given unknown to the drinxer.
Sent By MALI price t 81 Division and ala
Eighth New York IT'S Fulton brooklyn; 50
Montgomery street. Jersey CITY, IA Broad Newark.
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Straw Hats, in Endless Variety, at
WHITES Also Military Hats Caps and Acooutrements, at
WHITE 8. 2i6 broadway.
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This new Em%porium pert Tor I the exhibition and sale % the
at manufncurers prices the
daton Of ladies residing In tho upper OF the city
ALSO embrpdcrng brading, tucking quilting. hemhing
stitching a. arc srecnied competent opcrsiors the
shortest notice Chdren's clothing lA~es furnishing
hand and made order Sewing pachines with oper
tors, sent to families by the day week
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- Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky aud Missouri State lotteries
"a Kssruc1r. Ezra Class s7l-July 10. 1886,
%, s. Is, g. Q, "a. "a, 81 a.. So. 81, 81, So 45.
KENTUCKY, CLASS H2-July 10, 1863
49, As, ~. 26 So, a. SO, Is, g. 73, 46 30, 30 49, 49,
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either to
MURRAY, EDDY 4 co.
COvinRtDn Ixnuig No
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For the Hair Barry's Tricspherous.-
The best and cheapest article Sold by Drugssta
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The undergned being engaged present with the paint
of large portraits In oil OF the above named Generals
takes pleasure INVITING their friends
to his atudi0s. II. BALLIk6
Room No Q. 1877 Montague street,
Opposite Academy OF Music. Brooklyn.
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Last Day Or the Dwarfs 1T Barn u mi
Sanfords Minstres at 3 and tx M.
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NEWS FROM The SOUTHWEST.
,-,oooe>.~~~~.>>~~o>SN~>
The SURRENDER AT WcKsSyRa.
One Lieutenant General, Four
Major Generals and Twen-
ty Brigadiers Captured.
The Garrison Composed Of Twenty
Thousand Men,
~~~~~o>~~~~~~c~~o~
DETAILS OF OPERATIONS TO JUNE 30.
,PEMBERT0N'S DESPERATE DESIGNS,
Rev &ss 'Ass
DETAILS OF OPERATIONS TO JUNE 30.

CINCINNATI, Juy 10, 1858.
Tho Gasss vicksburg correspondent says that among
The officers captured lieutenant general, four
major generals and between ateen and twenty brigader
generals.
Tho garrison comprised 20 900 men,
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Tan. Freekies; saIiowness. Eruptions,
Rposs sreeks and all Skin Brmsb~s cured ~ 'otKANbs
Iiasn Nsacaed soap tss Broadway, near Grsnd sfes'
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kurse- Nrs WISsLOw Soothing syrup "a the pre.crp
ton of the best femss physisns aud nurs. in "
United aud has Us~d Tor thirty ssars VIVA n'r
failing and succ~ss ny millions of mothers snd c
The feeble infant of week Old 70 the alaI
IL corr~eta scdty of the stomach. relieves viuf eto
regulate the bowels and gives hsab and comi9 %
mother and chfd Twenty Ave cents bottle
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This Rebellion was sprsng ON IN

Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof safes.
Also and Paror Safes for silver plate kc 81
Murray street. Of College place X. NJ PATRICK
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sautiful COmpiexion.-Lsird's Bloom
Of Youth LIQUID Pearl for preserving and
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,rss DRAFT nov 10 ssoiD y AsD ron. rsE
i tyr.snF fSet q ths 80. nsa 80 -. ryfxss
r.sl. y res asess cas- ~iSsg~s b-g. 1900.
Fn8lom sr.~s
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everlasting fame la cOnquerng the agonirns pain OF
Wounds Burns. Scalds and oi Al Dc scripton
Price rs cents wholesale depot at NORTON 20. 6l1
Brpa
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All Persons Who Desire 10 Become the
OF their homestead. invited TO attend a
meeting Of Beepain Village Association, 70 he held
Monday evening next a. l5l Bowery This enterprise II
under cement Of men Of known character In.
tegrity the of Of limited income
All the particulars and information relative the enter
prise may be obtained at the meeting,
JOHN i MITCHELL President
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Thir,y Y.ar. EIperienes Of an Oid

wigs, Tsupses, Hsar Dye, Hair Dyetng
and MoidsviA Cream, for eeautifyinx the hair, o. W
10 Bond street
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Hilrs Hair Dye, 5Oc., Black Brown,
natural reliable. Depot No Barclay street. Sold by
Druscizts.
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The bsd
IN tbe world ins,aniansous harmless and reliable sold
by All drugglsts perumers Factory Barclay street
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Christndoro'. Hair Dvs, Prs.ervsttvs
and MA depot. wholesale aud retail. NJ. As9t h4f~
lie drn Apn led bY akllfn Artists
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Diseases al the Nervous. seminal tri-
nary and seryai systems New and reliable uvs'uss-in
HUM Mrd Aa&a laton-neut snalN8 lEss
ote free ~ Sharge- Address Or q Ssin hpn. lAa
rf-v ard Association, FhiadrlyhlA