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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-07-15

Oxfsrd, ss.-Af Cosrt o. Proh.i. h-Li a. Paris.
~rifhsa sad 's-the Cessf, ~ Oxf5rd. .. %. 81
Ts~-.iay ~ ga,e. a 10 lsSs.
Ordered. th-t ~ -aid Psii'sos~r give notice %
sI f'>~.sa- iafrr-~f-d, b. csa-inx = cspy - this
order % b. pubish-si three ~e-ks ~, %
th- oxl,sri D-rnscrsf printed a. Psris. thai thrv
rusy sppcar "a Proissic Cgurt % b. hid 90 Par
- 81 ssid C'ssuis. "a tn laird TO--isy - Jsly
n-Ht az aine o'c-ck the torcnooa sad shcs c-us-
dsw tasy hss-. ~hy ~ go .hsst ~ b.
graated.
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Mfsceliane ous.

srRAxsmr AusrRAtAsAS. Capt Anderson sailed yeser.
day for Queenstown and Liverpool
STEAMSHIP MArANsA, Capt esegang sailed yesterday for
Havana and New Orleans
STEAMSHIP YAzoo. Capt Couch sailed yesterday for New
Orleans.
Purser Sampson Of steamship Mississippi from New Or.
leans has thanks for the prompt delivery Of papers
sHoRr PAssAGxsThe steamship Mississippi Capt Tsoo-
from New Orleans arrived ct this port yesterday afternoon
she left New Orleans on the morning OF the 9TH and 70 bar
Al pm same day arriving Pm 10th making tue pas
sage bar in days aud 2! hours oeins one no
The seamshp Esge Gar, adams o ,b srrx,.s es q
her dock per North River At ~ Oh making the run In
DAYS aud so which one OF the shor,est passages
ever made from that place.
BAns Pawxxs Johnson from philadelphia for Rev Or.
leans put back Gh lust Tor nava groundea below
and sprung . leak.
soma MAaA PIxx-rhe wreck Of The partially burned sebl
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CLEARED.
steamshlp Metan,as Liesegang Havana and New Or
Steamship Yszoo. Couch. New orleans-Ludlam. HeIus-
Ship Francis Sage. Stevens Lverpooi-Lawrence. Giles
Snip Margaret Evans (Br). Trefry. MISREPRESENTATION
Bros
Bark John Carver Nichols Ma,snsss-waisS { Carver.
Bris Lizzie Rder Cr"s, Hniasfhos Jsm nu
Brig Elba tBr,: Earl. Arroyo. ,PR-D Dewof:
Brs IRIS Or. Foley, iisSana"T WEBSTER GGe
Brig Reporter, Booker. ssguaia Grande-H D Brookmsn
Brx Tsre tBr). Lynch, 5, Johns, NF0ordon. Bruce
Brig qsnges, Johnston. New orleans-Trask Dearborn
= Brig Judge Hathaway Rogers. Beaufort-E Hurlbut
schr sutton (sr) seman Halifax, Es-A smithers Co.
schr Vernon tBr), slanwood. St john MIA smitners
sshr Highland Chief McIndoe Fortress Monroe-Crowel
schr c d EiwelL Hart. Washington j w Elwen 4 Co.
:, Sshr q Porter Townsend. Baitimore-a Runyon
sssr Nnnsssa Smith b. Sst%oreM IR"ayon aco
sehr Mary - Tee Me'viIle-s ScKes.
Steamer a Empire Hunter. washington.
steamship CITY OF Cork Srr,, Tsbb.ts Liverpool Jan
Ssss Jan as IL mes
@ IS Ss & 81 SIGNALS % for sss4 SUBJ
posed the Cy Of London hence for Liverpool Oh inst M
hence Tor Galway ioh, at noon passed steamship Aus
sysn: Fse with S:s
pier 10 PM making the days and 81 minutes.
steamship Mississippi gu transporU. Talbot. NewtOr
leans Feb with mdsc and pagsengers 70 9uarcrmas
81 lon CO 81 bark showing red signal with white
tre steer ng by N.
eamship Parkersbur9 whitehead. Portland with mdse
and passengers. TO Is Cromwell a Co.
Ship Pocahontas (of Boson). Lincoln, Calcutta Oct H.
Sand Heads 10th. with nseed &C TO master Jan H. lat
Ship Julie Mathfdc (Hamj Clausen s. Thomas Jan -.
via Grand Turk. IT, 18Th with salt, to l. Amsnck a Co.
Fes lat or lon rs as spoke schr Dacotah, from Turks
Islands for New York, 2days out -
Bark 7 d Brookmsn, Cheney Now Orleans, B days. with
cotton, &C 70 II ID Br0okman Co.
Brig Phip Lsrrabee (oi Portland) Daley Havana Dec
20 aud Remedies Jan "a with mahogany. &C, TO master.
Schr N Cook (of Proyncetosn Sparks, 0enayes. Jan
90 with ,ogwood. 10 Brett Son Co. Feb 2, In Crooked
Island Passage, saw brig simmons, Of Provincetown.
schr Magnolia, Chase Alexandria, days
Schr N Shropshire. Dolbow. Alexandria, s days.
Schr q Taylor, Rose, virginia.
Sehr Presto. Thatcher, Baltimore
Sehr G Tyler, Conoysr, Baltimore.
schr Statesman, Nickerson, baltimore.
Schr 8 N smith, studieyI Eliyabethport for Boston
Schr A Hycr, Soper, Barnegat
BELOW.
ship President Fillmore from London.
Schr Hound (of Bermuda)
SAILED.
eth-steamers Western Metropolis, Thames Webster
oria Isoa Conquest Len Merrauser Ada Pnryes Dodge
Maurieio; schrs Hatfield Arctic, Luisita Evans
Adams, Abbott Twilight Owen Bearse and 25 other
schrs.
oth-steamships Austraiasan Matanzas. and Yazoo.
Wind at sunset NV.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
BENsoS-BKATr tho residence OF the brides
mother Tuesday, February o. by the Rev. T. Stafford
Drowne ARTHUR BENSON OF Brooklyn TO JANE A. BYITy,
Of this city, daughter OF the late Robert Beasty Esq
OF st. Croix, w. I. No cards.
BREREroS-LKNuAN-At tho residence OF the brides
mother, Monday evening, February l, bv the Rev.
James Mlett, Mr.. GEORGE 8. BREREroS to Miss SARAH
JANE LEHMAN, all o; this city.
BARLEY-wnIcox.--In Brooklyn, at the residence oil
the BRIDES parents BY the Rev Dr. Spear on Saturday
February O. Captain J. W. BARLEY TO EMMA CAROLINE,
daughter OF Edwin WILCOX.
BARrow-BAScRoFI.-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Febru-
airy o. BY the Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyier. WILLIAM. RAR-
Tow 70 RACHEL A. BANCROFT daughter Of Horace Bancroft
Esq, both OF that city. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT the residence OF the
% Pareu.s, On r ~, y '1s rev
ANNA M daughter Of John s. Voorhees, Of this
city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oswego, N. Y, on Wednesday
evening, February g. ut the Church OF the Evangelist
The Rev. Mason Gallagher, B. RANDALL, Of Oswcgo to
ANNIE II. FONDA, OF Troy, N. Y
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Sales ut the Public Boa ra.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAfI E6D. IU-O T. VI
AsBHs-Recepts 10 bbls. The demand is brisk chiefly
for export and the receipts readily absorbed So IS
and $40 for pots and pearls.
BRFApsruFrs. Receipts 1858 bbs. hour, 700 bbls.
and 747 bags NEAL 22to bushels wheat II do.
corn, 6o23 do oats, 225 do rye, Ass do. malt Tte
-four market ruled heavy os State and Western bran d
with fair business in part for export. The receipts are
liberal and the stock is we'll kept UP that gold
and exchange 80 higher and the export demand mate.
rally increases, much lower range OF prices would
seem TO be inevitable before tho winter wears away:
sales $4,000 bills, the market closing trife or In
Southern and Canadian -four there was q moderate
amount Of business In progress and prices 10
Of tho buyer. The sales were 200 bbs Of tho former
and 500 do OF the latter Rye -four ana meal were
unchanged with sales Of $50 bbls Of the former and 275
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 100 p. NJ.

WEDNESDAY, Fen, IV--6 4, NJ.
The stock market partially broke down to-day,
and nearly all the railway shares sold short Of
yesterdays prices. As compared with the sales
Of Tuesday, at the first meeting Of the brokers'
board New York Central declined per cent, Erie
Railroad az, Erie preferred ~, Hudson River
TX, Harlem X, Reading "a, Michigan Central 50;
Michigan Southern, which has been favorite
stock, went down 4; Illinois Central IA, Cleve-
land and Pittsburg ~, Galena and Chicago ~,
Chicago and Rock Island 5--making decline Of
ii per cent since ,he asst Of the present mouth;
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Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen, another favorite
Of the bulls, IA Toledo and Wabash 8, and
Alton and Terre Haute 1. Cleveland and Toledo
rose Il, Fort Wayne u, Chicago and Northwest
ern Z and Chicago and Alton "a.
A better feeling was exhibited in the afternoon,
and prices advanced "a q per cent. Erie sold
up to ll2Hs, New York Central to 1885, and Hud-
son River to las.
Prices Of railroad shares at the first board to.
day compare with those obtained on Wednesday
Of La folloua.-
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The market closed dull at 1591s 1917.
The steamship Australasian, for Liverpool, took
out to-day $780, in specie.
The money market continues easy, and there is
an abundance of capital seeking investment at the
legal rate of interest for ordinary transactions; but
first class securities can ,gain accommodations on
better terms than seven per cent.
The business at the Office of the Assistant Urea.
surer to-day was as follows
Amount on nunu VA IUUZ
Receipts from customs. INSTRUMENTATION. 1854
from other sources 2b65,OS8
Total. 1896 ,962 6e4
FeyWcht6.. l,IS0bOb
Balance $35 ,1T6 1853
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has de-
clared a quarterly dividend Of five per cent, pay
able on the 18th inst.
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HOyt'S HIava tina Hair Restorative.
CIIAIIE NGE TEST

There many preparations in the market advertised to
restore faded and hair seeing the advertise
ments unable 70 dec de which preferable and using
failing derive the expected benefits
clude that they all humpugs That It be
which be relied upon the Undersigned proprieors of
HoYTs nIAWATHA HAIR REsToRAVlvE
we'll known persons. be agreed up
dsincrested and of unquesoned integrity designate
whose hair become the proprietor
hin but his preparation and the person nothing
while making; the certificate
be published all the principal papers OF the country
the expense of the unsuccessful councillors.
JOSEPH HOYT K CO., 10 University place, N Y.
Papers containing Hoyts Hawstha advertisement please
copy
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Prof. Alex. G. Barry's Tricoph erOus or
Medicaed Compound for preserving, restoring and bcan
Tying hair Graduating and dandru preventing
badness and gray hairs curing diseases Of the skin glands
(snch salt rheum pimples, chtlbans &C
chaps, rheumatism. swengs sore throat, &c giving In
relief in Of cuts bruises sprains burns scsd
&C. Price IS Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. Principal ONCE 374 Pearl street. N. Y.
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Patents! PatentsI Patents /,

Messrs MUM d co. publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
AMERICAN continue 10 Attorneys for securing Pa
tents for Inventions in this all foreign countries
Messrs Mum Co. have had years. experience
10 soliciting Patents. and lave acted Attorneys for more
than 70 uU0 inventors
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and other impor
Information inventors furnished appica-
ton. Consultation aud advice free. Address
MUM CO., 81 Park row New York or
Corner and Seventh streets, Washington. D. O.
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I Two Days Later from New Orleans.
ARRIVAL or THE STEAM TRAN orr MISSISSIPPI.
The United States steam tran ort Mississippi Talbot,
master arrived at this port last evening with dates from
New Orleans TO February A. with merchandise ana pas
Sengers to United States Quartermaster. she has on
cargo 265 hogsheads Of 2S5 bales OF cot
Con and 236 green hides.
The steamer Planet from Cairo, with eight hundred
colered soldiers jhe First Missouri coored regmentl
sunk the night OF February l. hftyhve miles above
New Orleans. No lives were lost.
TIE steamer Daniel Webster arrived at New Orleans on
the Sd instant with the Second battalion OF the Four
teenh Rhode Island heavy artillery
General Banks had issued lengthy general regulation
the subject Of compensated plantation labor fixing the
rates thereof inerdct ing foggng and the sale OF otoxi
eating drinks 10 plantation hands, and stating that the
enlistment of soldiers from plantations will not be re-
anmed without further orders from the govcrnm emit &C.
Iaborers will be permitted TO choose their employers,
but when the agreements made they will be held TO
1t for year. Laborers will be permitted on limited
scale to cultivate land their private account
free labor bank will be established as safe deposit Tor
savings The transportation OF negro families 10 other
countries Is disapproved.
TIE following officers are passengers by the Misss
sippi;-
Lieutenant Colonel Peck, Twelfth Connecticut Chap.
lain Bradford, Doctors Cummings, Lines +. Russell,
Denning CAPTAINS Dickinson, Granniss, Dc Forrest,
Clark Roche, Hendrck, Brennan, Lowell, Campbell I,
Palfrey Leutenants Smith, Berry, Clark Smith, Tute
Fletcher Crossman, BUSHNELL Phelps, Wagner Fitz Long
well, Mccall, BAH, Stedman, Sheldon, McReynoids.
Farrar Wong Hlyes Plass, and four hundred and fifty
OF the Twelfth Connecticut Volunteers in the steerage
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Mnugcr's Direction Labels and Tags,
Dennson's Merchandise Tags Patent Direction Labels
Pays Patent Hook Tags, Gum Tickets &C. at VICTOR Z.
AAUGER'S liz Chambers street. !
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VALENTINES.

VALENTINES.
A TTENTioN..
VALENTINES,
vALBKTIrR4
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Asthe season 10 closing the New York UnIoo Valentine
Comic large % different patterns 50 cents ssA
Seutlmen tai, IRONS cents to SIC each.
Call aud examine.
BERLIN JONES, ProprfetorA
William kfFool
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Physiog n omy, or Signs or Character.
body phrenoo:y The ORGANS Of the brain E;hno,ogy The
given in the PHREN OLoGiCAL JOURNAL; 81 year;
meet on wednesday and Friday evenings 800 Broadway.
~ Xo.<
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wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Moldavia Cream, for Identifying the Hair, al w. A
BACHELOR,S 16 Bond street.
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Tho demand for wheat was moderately active for ex
port though the business would have been larger but FOR
the extreme high prhs demanded The local trade were
operating sparingy from the Sales 100000
bushels a. 81 b sel 90 for spring Chicago, including
cs OF choice 20 NJ 81 61 81 IS 81 OF for Milwaukee
CLUB 90 ~ 81 for amber Iowa and Milwaukee, VI 10
AN " tor winter rcd Western, 81 uaN igor AMBER
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Fine Gold Hunting Case Cylinder Escapement Watches
for ladies' S35. SSS. SO. SIS. $50 to S75 each.
Fine (}od Hunting Case Detached Levers full jeweled,
for ladies' Si $50 $50 SEQ so $50 800 $780, $3.50 to 500
s,od Hunting Enamelled Watches for ladies' s6o $40
$50 500 $780, $26 $3.50 to $500 each, some with diamonds
Gold watches for ladies' low as s2s s2s so and sss
each - -, .. ,,..,,.A p...~.
tlsmen' 80 sw DIV" uE0 q. ALLEN, as Broadway,
One door below Canal street. formerly II Wall street.
Watches by mail express TO ~ parts OF the coun
~ without extra charge All warranted.
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Omcsal Drawings 0e the Library Asso.
cistion Company's Lottery Of Ken.ucky; 90,
20 49, H. rs, Is, 20, II, So, 62. AZ, 76, AZ, 81
Glass 566-Feb. H. 1864 - .
49, "a A. 81. 43, AZ, So, SO, "a, s, IS, II, 70, g.
FRANCE. Ellis 4 o., Managers, Covingtou, Ky.
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pEessrs. Simmons, Rogers ~ Go. are
authorized receive deposits and make csscons on our
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Prizes Cashed in All Legal Lottcrics.-
promp ana reliable information given or sent.
j. r. CLAYTON Co.. 10 Wall street, N. I.
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Hotel Arrivals.-A Complete List of Ar
rivals at the Hotels up to two o'clock A. n. will be pub.
lished every morning In the DAILY NEWS.
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White Virgin Wax OF Anailles..A New
French cosmetic for beauying whitening and preserving
the complexion making sof. fair delicate smooth and
cut Ing chapped hands, lips pmpes Ac War
ranted Remember Is Imposed Of pure virgin VAL aud
CO. las South Seventh street. Philadelphia. Sold Cod.
dinr,ous 7l5 Broadway New YORK; A. Crozeaus III Bal
tmore street Baltimore; Entwse's, Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. Washington D. c., aud
druogists generally.
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Lottery Tickets Cashcd I'm All Legal
a1eu ''''''''' JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
IL Wall street. room i.
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A WOMAN KILLED IN HOUSE OF ILL FAME-sHE
IS STABBED SEVENTEEN TIMES BY A MAN CLAIMING
TO BE HER HUsBAND-THE MAN ON TRIAL FOR HIS
LIFE, ETC., ETC.
GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before City Judge A. D. Russell.
FEB. 10-Thc trial OF Charles H. Walters for the
der Of woman alleged to have been his wife
sumed this morning. The prisoner and the deceased
this city from St. Louis about three months
They stopped at the Manhattan Hotel, but could find
any employ ment. Both addicted intemperance
Walters finally enlisted and left wife at the hotel
while no went to Riker's Island. From there he was
transferred to the hospital Davd's Island where he
laid for about two nths. On being discharged cured
he learned that the whom he called his wife
living In w house OF prostitution No SO Centre street
He won't 20 the house. and failing in his endeavcrs to
make her leive got enraged and stabbed her, causing
her death Ia few days afterwards.
Tho court rom was crowded with that class Of per
9ons usually TO be found oadng In Centre the
5ory OF whom seemed TO be on friendly terms with the
witnesses for the prosecution.
The prisoner IS pale, scky looking man, appareny
weak both mcataly aud physically. dc seemed totally
unconscious OF terrible position and passed time
making suggestions to his counsel and gazing at the wit
uesses with tally closed eyes.
Assistant District Attorney 0. L. Stewart conducted the
p -osecution and exiudgc Stewart the defence.
Tho witnesses examined for the prosecution were the
inmates OF the house in Centre street Captain dan
OF the Sixth police precinct and Drs Woodruff
OF the Now York Hospital They testified that the pri
soner DRAGGED deceased out Of bed on tho morning
Of the Both Of November last, aud stabbed her
seventeen eighteen times IN different parts OF the
body, with clasp knife. That shc cave her
As Nancy IN abeth Vincent and said the prisoner
cnraged because she would not back and live with him
rs his mistress, which sho had been doing for two or
1hree years past
Tho dcioncc offered to put in evidence letters
written b. the deceased to the prisoner while at Davds
Island which were signed "Your loving WIFE," "Your
Anect,onac wife," &c But one witness was examined
FOR the defence who testified that she had always known
deceased as Mrs WATERS. and by no other name
In summing for the defence, counsel commended hat
at tho timo the stabbng took place prisoner was to
great extent insarc and read letter signed by Or MOSES
"a. Ranney. OF the New York City Iunatic Asylum, In
which be stated that he had examined the prisoner bit
Shat his brain and mind might be affected copseqne
of disease contracted by him years Hc
tended that verdict Of manslaugher fourth de-
gree was all the jury would be justified in Hnding and
was enarRug the question or the prisoners insanity
when tho case was adjourned until Thursday morning at
n,r
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Birth.
KMLy.-At 202 Fast Broadway, Tuesday, February
8, the wife OF JOHN Z. KELLY, OF q daughter.
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Prizes Cashed i'm All OF tho Above
lotteries and Information given by ANTONIO IVA broad
way. New York.
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PINE TREE TAR DROPS,
The most popular remedy cxtant,
For Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds
Tickling or Soreness Of the Throat
Are very pleasant and euectuai,
Neatly put up In sliding cases
Convenient for the pocket
Sold At Is and Is cents per box
BY dealers in medicines generally
Prepared only by Thos. r. Marshall Trenton, NJ.
New York Agency at Helmbod's.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse. 69i Broadway
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Beautiful English Waiktng Goats,
from $l4 TO 800 All winter goods At cost ~ or
$2i. CLARKE ia WinAmHueeI
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wheeler & wilson's Highest Premium
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines. Omce Sos Broadway.
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| warnfng-it II . Singular but Ger
tain fact that every young couple that 90 70
who purchase their housekeeping utensils from y BASS.
FORb Cooper destitute Building corner Or Eighth street
and Third Fourth always I've happily together
nd aucc In
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Piles, Itching Piies.-Use Rossman's
Cure. II never fails Sold by all druggss
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lgs OF the Shelby College

Omcial Drawings OF the Shelby College
''o"e'' v kxrRA CLASS 6s-Feb 10. 1861
al, So, 7e, 81, 81 So 81 "a t. 90, ", 0, 81, o..
60. SO, A. 50, 81, ia, 40, IS, g. 80 81, a. a. 81.
Circulars sent By addressing . s,,,.ov. co
Covugtou, Ky.
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Gouraud's POudrc Subtitle Uprnots Hal
from low foreheads part Of the body Warranted
A53 Broadway.
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Stick to Nature.

"I strange 10 observe how modern science Is In the
treatment OF daily Approximatug the
Evolutionary usage OF the simple women OF the semtbar.
barous tribes"
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VALENTINES. Do you wan.
SPLENDID VALENTINE
For rs centst
Send 70 STRONG. % Nassau street. New Y0fk.
Do
A SPLENDID VALENTINE
For 81 centsf
Send TO STRONG % Nassau street. New York.
Do you want
SPLENDID VALENTINE
For One Dollar
Send TO STRONG % Nassau street, New York.
Do want
SPLENDID VALENTINE
For Two Dollars.
Send TO STRONG, 98 Nassau street, New York
do want
SPLENDID VALENTINE
For Five Dollarsf
Send 10 STRONG, 98 Nassau street. New York
Persons remitting OF the above amounts TO r ".
STRONG Q3 Nassau street. York will receive free Of
postage beautiful VALENTINE corresponding with ~
PRICE greatly Send along orders %
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Real Estate Sales.

Real Estate SRIes.
By Adrien II. Muller, 2. r. Wilkins Il Co.
Store and lot IsG south street. 500 900
store and lot 90 and 90 West street. 32lO0
House and iot 90 Warren street Brooklyn .... 1850
House aud lot 329 Tenth avenue. ............ 1900
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Fair woman, fair woman who'd scape your sad us
To Merwin and Company haste
For the lifc. saving oul.Hfiing Cherokee Pills;
But one dollar a box, and six boxes for Owe.
O hasten, o hasten once more feel alive
In head, body, feet,
BIZ sendin, 10 nfty.nine Liberty street;
Or they re sent without charge, without faii,
Or bv All The respectable druggists they're sold.
So farewell for the whole OF Healths mission is told
CuILp Tue FOREST.
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Almighty Enthusiastically Nigger-
Almighty White Man-Photosraphed byi HOLMES. at the
Fars tjaltrry. 3D3 Broadway.
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A Dozen Carries de visite, SILL Sit All
until suited. Life size Photograph; IN oil, Sss ,o pr,
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Leslie's Ginger Wine.
Delightful soothing, refreshing.
For sale at all the leading grocers in the city.
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/ A Perfect Hair Dye.-MiiIer'ss OnIy SO
cen,s mar box Try H. Sold BY Gil druggists. Depot Sc Dey