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fEEEr-11t AAxne t1une4s resva1td takk5 s.lhs
asetasxcte1txea sht market fot a1r pat thse Mecfs-
1fr-e IL t.rrt,y etcrrt <+ berry zn1s1fH +ttr9.
$40 sefy nsht seee,ss Will quite aeus9 fks de1asr
we xoaie aavtse eoun.rJner 70 It icss usesHs n
1tt4r SHIPMENT. for the NIT tn Wfft fne xtta tn
ree+ent sE,pty, katea> sasde At II. FoaH y s7se$
u tseAu3 rtnred ana consequently raf73txstps1
fRtes- .....
1he ,rccsrss xe.r 1,.s head ard &he est.1ed %a.er
xseta1sr ". h&aa n L - tc1 &zts - tood hasE
ate4aks1e from Il :rsis Dr.
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DIR. SANDERS
THREE MINUTE SALVE,

Warts Holos, 1<iueworm & Tooth
oeho in ffo1n Thfce to Ten 6EInutas.
Aassss ualr1t1n> puwer sEt < srE T. F-Int r-~a-ts
Noass- Ehtsa ar A9s5s oE7s1vt I, tae rys In
{ax Psts- irca1 Cufns suL rco,hs.as- Prea = ssnse
pE pcSIfe~ IT. saade1S: Tbttt Minute ssist viii be
sst 70 al rs..s o. t-e cac.k5 u ~ rs:4e
1.d n Cents TO prtt1F pctsaS- % Fnt A1Saat-
tti 20 Sosh FIRE .s-etx- II. Lon:s. 90, Sold 1t
s.e4f rFanrM TAr1rtF Medicine Stosr, 80 Msdasoa
etFerk. Chitxxn. I'LL
Far Ale b. III Ufp tRtst1-
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Ig.'cE rrseea tof Cazh. 11ss
jtaeph u. Lyons. Broker.


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Tne s+e% trtt and tssp.ue dutlE The raf. ~eek sd
n. C Jsnuas3 lat. are foalara:
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Pe0t Fuel

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tsat r+x buyer ~ere css71asnx- 1t& hid t.a. xsa
hA.t& 1t $ek:%629;:1 1of stock Hoes A-6 ee1-.oa
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e4<see tQss Cd The cars. fht ba1t q the txes
srsde NJ 4 rsTss of ~ 2aks.ta- TIE EsGsfe1 c:oses
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tes1 u Z fu1ttet dssitne.
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l1cic tie Cod tnarsc. OIcnett at IL. u'!r1nct 10
Iii. and closed 1t 15a::. The b.okr1s bought rcsy
lightly Al thc advanced quotations. Silver w1s
uui+. sud ou1fnsl ut l4uG1laa.
t;u.csamept Sccus1iies "cre aeil.@ and etcA1y.
Nth hs1st ]ueai Inquiry. We 4uusc:
II
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T'bc Nkrat market th1p ef,.r1eon snd srea!rc
<as dull. hat hooess xese dsfn. In the assr1u sca
+, .nlas No. SPIN: ~as toll ai <1.st. aaa 10 the
e.c1i,s II II .7"4-co+ip: n thst pEtre. Torn SIS
steady, ~,,h huscr- Of No. : u sstAa snd ee.iezs
nj AGc.
, 1866-06-27

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&asA seEa 0e& xEs@" WaHuI 4 LATHAM,
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u EKkk.f KEv1KsT o. THE Cl1CAGu
AARhETs

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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fkx1Ek4s-1Ak &s&seE+
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Tne trtt and Shipments dutls The ras ~aek sd
AZ C Jsnuss3 lat, ,aIe u foalav4:
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Kece!rss. 6bca'a- Hee'pta. ehtn1v.
1s4sher. ra.-.....iss u.:1 n1:* .s:s.
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7he receipts of lumber onytns the f&st stek wesr
H. $500. 1n~ ds1nsnd from the Ws1t arc 8urtA-
west ftu cen'tlues sxceeduEfJ active. Aat sas mar
ket shows no sign Of Abatement rsftes hzy. 1ht4e-
fure peen fully sustksnsd tbsonEpout. To-tHJ tha
tna.ts. ruled stssdy sod nTS. Cargo salaa wes-:
Catro sehs Aoatezuma. non Aeooninea. II d "a
PR ctat sissps II paeksss II t13hs tath at oe
exlxo 4chr Tseolrae, from oooofo, 10 :: "
8t13ps 1t &3tno; ergo tchf conneactneni- from
Grand Raxse. q tosrse tAitsd xntxsd u 4t11as
20 tchs Liberty. tro1a NeAt exoa 50 n stzlps sai.
arce boards, 1t e2tet: n paeketa Al aisna: ekko
chr LsSN Lp6tnxtee. nun Sturgeon Bar. III n ka1
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Ur3srx oT -HE 1tAsLT fxtErTA


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frs IT, ,e rs~v1.s ard ~Ettsne.1. ~:re Our as +.ue
rnf,fatrd with fs+ 1f- ss1 .! 1s3t. barr
srx1 ~ 5uG~%. l: +u1d - t4te In sEand ahs th~-t
x.c,i,,. usd &nt,te1.. u rA, tAo-c u 1r 4sy p<.
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Dr.. Ludlam's Specific,
Greet American DiaTctie!

AFpEcS TNx1pttTE EX11EF And EF-
Pttvxte pssexse4+ h nxlc aoa d7aEr II shostes tCs
thsa aby remedy e.ex at.cus7eu- P1er ~ pex boz.
Sid - m Dsu<ztzu. te@sssls4a.x aas<y -
, 1866-06-27

tItc foll0n in:: taile, Thox tie HoEefntft IN pro-
sfuce during the week e,.din. June Ed. and tsutu
.Jra 1T tv dste, With comparative ttauxi,css
uy4rjl-r~ or txAtaxa ANT1cIEs ~ CHICAGO
roH TIE wEEK ESurku Jt~xE -, ANu Frux
IAN. 70 p&IE. .
, 1866-06-27

rTHE MUTUAL SECURITY IN
SUxAxEZcn-By eeaxr u DIT netsex e e -
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO COAL CONSUMERS.

T-4 .E&x&x re ia aexH a;4ia3teE " ts< amtE
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Trains ~ Tpn 70 fhx Caine Saak 1as1s ovH taE
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TrEn4y ErxHua, 5Gpe ~.
The rrcrr4s srd shipments cussnx tie PAST fssuy-
, 1866-06-27

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AEfAIA ASV TfSSyKB %T<tEA-1.xze
ALSA 1x1EEs <zRAH A1EaAaxs1- Ne %suSr.
, 1866-06-27

4 SSESSMENT NOTICE
II osIEoF zHs Bad .lE o. o. fs159 ET1a. "s*k
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,ss s. e. 8 sssso q ~ N
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Ine Asses suens Eou foT etll5x. Ks.aa1 sd piaak-
e FL t1s 81 81 kIoen & janasto. se4 - S'es
fssa liza = IS oe e - cs5 g S.r 35n,,oo couae,
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aessd Al ss.oas Ttsht g o.ess 70 sa:d - ss,9.s-
pt5aF 20 aaeh useesak Of 1he eofsaoaG aG1Snmx Gean
FEED LETT,
O. E1tH[-
kSE.EtE
DRoPOSALS FOR PLANNING
l. IL 4Sr9 M1rx 81 1nr BoA Aro or Prs<pc weExA}
CHa.Aao. June 8. ~
sea,e. pzgpoxals w:u Be Fr=ttxed oJ the soa:d q
gaa OK. 4 ta:sF oEes Hnsa =; ;s4r.S sef
rnr- 70 nfsHx I'D Hee7aczttous on ne " skd
SID tnnzo7xnsns III. ne ps!a tce Ia eaah - INT
HS;1 ssau 80 os sadzrsssa to he Be.za Public
wof1s- sEd1zskd ~Psopcsaa 1nS FaA3f f.aa Mnn9et 49,
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...s.,s,4.. Boszt sf Fen1c Wo1k1.
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Portrait OF Recohor and his Flock.


Il. Ward Beecher has not little puzzled his
friends and admirers by the manner he has treat
cd public affairs in some lectures he has delivered
this spring in Brooklyn and Philadelphia, and
Wendell Phillips has more than once taken his
friend and brother to task for kicking out OF the
traces. We haEe,reeeived the following pen and
nI sketch Of this singular personsge, and doubt
not the likeness will be at once recognized:
f9ome time ago wentto hear Mr.. Beecher, and
forathe 6rst time saw and heard celebrity who
has long excited. nv curiosity. l confess that I
maeter, than more disagreeably surprised
by the manner OF q speaker in q long time. His
decided Endorsement OF the Presidents course,
his praise OF the Southern people, and his earnest
appeals for the immediate admission Of their
State. without the concession OF negro suffrage,
| SURPRISED, contonnded and disgusted his friends,
than Copperhead: But have never met pub
lie speaker who SO little merits the high reputa-
ton which he has achieved. .Heis coarse, some-
times to vulgarity; uudgnifed, sometimes to buff
founery-and irreverent, sometimes to impiety-
while he exhibits neither the grace nor the polish
Of All orator, nor the Logic of reasoner-audacity
Of startling things-a good voice, and moral and
ply sicaloourage, all enlisted in cause which en-
abled him to appeal successfully to passion rather
than to reason, to the destructonist and not to
the patriotism OF his Listeners, have happily COM
bined to give him the Reputation he has.
"Weosta-, Clay, Preston, .Hayne, Fngh, Yancey,
Corwin and hundreds Of lesser lights whom /
have met, would, upon his own field, have i'm
measurably excelled him. While calmly listening
to his commonplace illustrations, his familiar
fenres and apothegms, his material views Of life,
his appeals.to our coarser inatincts, and making
his das sailor would say) damn-my-eSe air, and
his bow-vow manner, I saw and appreciated the
sources Of his popularity with the alf-educated,
money making crowds who 60 to hear him, and
who, hrom their very pursuits and instincts, de-
mand ia preacher man whQse eye-teeth are
cut in deyiltry, and whose smartneaa apparent in
his manner and Language, gives promise OF out
whiting the devil, though he cannot Guide to
Heaven. His pulpit style tor am told these
speeches we're specimens Of his manner as Chris
tfsn teacher) seems borrowed from q distant view
OF small stump oratory, and certainly have wit
messed it more aceeptabiy exhibited upon many
stnmps in our well-canYa assed western counties"
We shall add nothing to this picture, as il seems
to be finished and ready to hang up.
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been tho privilege and delight Of this generation
to witness, he might have given to the world a
work that would have better deserved, than does
Lies Travailleurs de la Mer, the praise Of being
a great novel.
We cannot hero dwell either for praise or blame
upon the details of this work; neither, On the
ono hand, upon its humor and epgrammatic
power, nor on tho other, upon it's occasional in
comprehensibility and irreverence, not to say
blasphemy. We must close by recommending it,
with all it's faults, to our readers, who, il they do
not find it satisfying the great works of their
own tongue, will at least enjoy its refreshing con-
trast to the worn-out horrors OF Miss BRADDoN Or
the latter-day platitudes of CHARLES READE and
HENRY KINGSLEY.
MIR. JOHN RUSSELL. furnishes the work, both ia
the original and in translation, under the title
"Toilers Of the Sea-"
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A TOILET DELIGHTi THE LADIES' TREASURE
and gentleman's booni Tho "sweetest thing"
and largest quantity. Manufactured rrom the rich
soushern Magnolia Used for bathing thaface and Per.
SON. to render akin soft and feBh to prevent erup
tons to perfume clothing. 30.
It overoomes the unpleasant Odor Of perapiration-
II removes redness. tan biotehes, &C.
It cures nervous headache and allays Inflammation
It coolp, softens, and adds delicacy to the skin
It yields q gubdued and lasting perfume.
II cures mosquito bites and Btings Of insects.
II contains material injurious to the akin.
Patronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. II -is
what every lady should have Sold everywhere. TTy
the Magnolia Water once and you will other %
logne Perfumery, or Toilet Water afterwards.
DEMAs BARNES CO.
Props. Exclusive Agents, N.
October 80 mwf1yf
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a6- sP EoIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FRoM
little acorns grow" The worst diseases known to the
umnn raco spring from causes small to almost
efy detection. The volumes of scientific lore that fill
the tables and shelves of the medical fraternity only 20
to prove and elaborate these facts.
Then guard yourselves while you may. The smallest
pmple the sn iB teale and indicator Of disease;
It may fade and die away from the surface Of the body
1t will reach the vitals perhaps at last and death
he the result and Anal close. MAaGIEL's BILIOUS
DYsPEPTIO. and DIARRHEA PILLS where all
others fall While for Burns scads Chilblains Outs
and oil abrasons Of the skin, MAGGIVL's Salve In In
fallible Sold by J. MAGGIEL. No. As Fulton.street
Fev York. and all Druggiats, at 26 cents per box.
September Is Tyr
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CoLoRED EDUCATION IN SOUTH OARoL1NA-The
following interesting intelligence is from the N. Y
Evening Post: j.. o..
Mr.. r. Tomlinson, the State Superintendent Of
Education In South Carolina reports 1898 pupils,
Of whom GAS can read and spell. They have
ono hundred and thirty-six teachers, of whom
ninety Ave from the North; thirty -one sent
out by the American Missionary Association, thlr-
ty-four by the New England Freedmen's Associa.
ton, thirty-seven by the National Freedmen's Re-
lief Association. H. "a
Rev: r. L. Cardozo, principal Of the saxton
school in Charleston, says he has two hundred
many in the third.
Many who did not know notation last October,
or could not make figures, are now in addition and
multiplication, while many who we're then in divi-
sion are now In fractions. Our fret classes, num-
boring one hundred-thirty boys and seventy girls
will be prepared to become primary teachers at
the end Of the term. They are now studying
grammar, reading, geography, and arithmetic,
and are well Gdvauced. ~
Several Confederate barracks given by the
Government, are being rapidly turned into
Darlington, Ringstree, Florence, and Summer
vile. At Marion, Darlington, and Camden,
sohools are already in operation. The want is OF
books. ,,.. ....
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

n5- T. B. BYNNER, IMPORTER AND DEAL
ER IN WATCHES and JEwELRY Agency for the
AMERICAN WATCH nlso eveey variety OF SWISS and
kNaLisH WATCHES, at the lowest market prices,
No. 1Ss Broadway, New York-eatablshed twenty years
Trade Price Lists sent on application.
January 10 fmwsro
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sIMILIA sIKILIBUS CURANTUR.
HUMPHREYS

HOMGoPATIIIC SPECIFICS
TIT AVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE EXPE-
III RIENCE. an entire success: :simple-Prompt-Eh
Client and Reliable. They tho only medicines per-
canno, be- made IN ".nr em so harmsss as to So
free from danger and so efficient TO be always rea
BILE. They have raised the highest conmendatiop from
all, and will always render satisfaction.
No. ], cures Eevers. Congestion, 1naammatons.. Is
2 Worms Worni-Fever, Worm Colo. rs
s. Crying Collie, or reething of In
A. Di@rrh@a Of children or Adults. Is
" Dyssntery, Gripping, Bilious Collie. 26
o. Chole. Il morbus, Nausea, Vomit-
Coughs, Colds Ironciitia
8. Neuralgia, Toothnche, Factache.. 25
Q, Headaches, Sick HI adache Vertigo. rs
l0, Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. h....... rs
II, Suppressed, or Painful Periods..... rs
Il, Whites. too profnse periods. ........ 25
13. Group, Cough, Difficult Breathing. "a
IA, Salt Nheum. Er prlas, EruptOns rs
l6, Rheumatism, Rheumatic Palms.. 26
TO- Fever and hguo, Chill Fever, -
{. IS. Op1haimy, and S, re- Or Weak Eyea 90
1" Cntarrh, Acute Or Chronic, 1nau.
%. :. . whoopins Cough, yioien. Coughs 50
n, Asthmn, Oppressed Breathing...... 50
"a. Enr Discharges, Impaired Hear
"as. scrosuia. Enlarged Glands. swell
General Debility, Physical weakness 60
10, Dropsy and Scapty Sscretons. ....... 80
.26 Sea sickness, Sickness from Rid
a. kidney disease, Gravel. 60 90
%, Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis
Bions, Involuntary discharges. loo
49, " Sore Mouth. Canhsr. .............. 80
&c. " Urinary Incontinence, wetting
bed... %
81, " Painful Periods. even with
Hpa8U %
/" 49, Suffer ags at Change OF LIE 100
X9s, EPi1ePsy, spasms, st. Vitus Dance. l. 90
"a, " DipIherin. liberated Sore Troat -. 80
FAMILY CASES. g
95 vi1lr morocco and book. $1,000
~ large vals in morocco and book. ......... GOO
20 large yials plain case. and book 500
10 boxes = o. to i6). and book 800
Mahogany cases, 10 Walls $1,000
Single vials, wi directions Observation-Disclosures. Ice
R1-These remedies, by the single box arc
sent to any part the country, by Mail Express free
Of charge, on receipt of the price. Address,
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC NIEDlC1NE COMPANY,
Ofice and Depot No. 662 Broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREYS is consulted daily at his Office per-
sonay or by letter. above, for ali forms Of disease.
KING & CASSIDEY,
April 16 mwf6mo emo Charleston, 6. @.
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Judge snErrEH, in the Circuit Court Of Nelson
last week, decided = tt
1st That contracts made during the existence
OF de Juco government were valid and binding,
government. ~, . y -. ,'GE |.s'
I'd. That the sale Of slave Id Virginia, IN the
Confederate lines, prior to the 10th OF April 1885,
cipation clause In the Alexandris Constitution.
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aT NJ r RI A e AND LIBACY,
an Essay of Warning and Instruction for Young Men,
Also Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE tho vital
powers with sure means Of relief Sent charge
In sealed letter envelopes Address, DR.. j. sK1LL1N
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
April IT 3mo
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HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS Is THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA.
ORDINARY article ever discovered. 1T changer
the burnt face and hands to pearly satin texture
Of ravishing beauty, importing the marble purity
youth, and the disn0ne appearance inviting In tho
city belle of fashion Ireoves tan, freckles pimples
and rcughness from the skn leaving the complexion
fresh, transparent and smooth 1t contains materR
INJURIOUS to the akin. Patronized by Actresses and
Opera Singers It is what every lady should have. soia
everywhere. Retailprice 50 cents. =
Prepared by W. E. HAGAN. Troy. ny
Address all orders to DEMAS BARNES b co.,
October 30 mwf1yr New York.
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TAXING ISTO CONSIDERATION THE
depression in the prices Of MERCHANDISE,
and believing that the only true mercantile
way Of doing business is to meet the market
regardless Of cost, we have decided to
mark our Stock down to such prices that
there can be no question In regard to the
fact that we are determined to meet the
market.
Our FINE CLOTHING is of cur own
manufacture, the workmanship Of which
we warrant In every particular.
Annexed will be found list OF some
leading articles, with former and present
prices:
Former Presn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-14

aS COLGATES HONEY SOAP.-THIs CELE-
BRATED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand
q made from the choicest materials. ia mild and
smoIlient in Its nature, frasrantly scented, and
extremely beneficial In its action upon the skin.
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February7 Tyr
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sgARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN BYEs made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GoUGELMANN formerly employed by
April IA 1yr
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ga smiie WAS her lip-health was In her look,
strength in her step, and In her hands-PLA~rA-
rIoa RrrrrRsn
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aT BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE-THE ORIGINAL
aud bcst in the world The only true and perfect
DYE Harmless, Reliable and instantaneous. Produces
Immediately splendid Black natural Brown with.
out inuring the hair akin. Remedies the i'll effects
bad dyes. Sold by all Druggsts Tho genuine signed
WILLIAM A. BATGHELOR. Also, ' o.
L REGENERaTINa EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
For restoring md Beautifying the Hair.
CHARLES BAT0HELOR, New York.
August IT lyr
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ag AWAY WITH sPECTAOLEs.-O EYES
made new, without speotacles, Doctor Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents. Address
6. B. FooTE. NJ D., No. l1sO Breadvay. New York.
Noyelnbef
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aT HILLS HAIR DYE-FFTY GENTS
BLACK Oh BRowN.-Instantaneous in effect reliable
for natural appearance, beauty OF color and durability
also the cheapest aud best In Depot No. 60 John
street. corner Of william street. New York, and sold by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Stores everywhere.
Novsmber 2o ep,o
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Another wonderful ingredient. OF great use among
the Spanish ladies nouih America imparting beaut
TO the complexion and brilIancy the mno 10 yet mn
known 10 the comm Of the world aud withhold
its lame for the present.