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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-08-31

Grant has forty-threc Of bis own aud his
wifc's relations in Office and he only goes
back to his own father. If be could ouly
look up bis pedigree from the arrival Of the
Grant aud first Simpson in America, and
search out all the collateral branches Of the
families, enough forty-third cousins might
be found to run the government aud keep
it in the family. We want President
who has no relations. Let us look around
and find such mana President with.
out father SO prolific, and brothers.in.
law so numerous.
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The editor Of the Journal is now wear
ing very long face since he fads by the
returns that The election has gone iq favor
Of the Convention.
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We have been asked TO what party we
bclong7 We answer to the party compo-
ssd of the 497 true, generous and liberal
men of Mason county.
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The Parkersburg, Ripley and Charles
ton Railroad.

The Parkersburg, Ripley and Charles
ton Railroad.
The construction Of the Parkersburg,
Ripley and Charleston Railroad says the
Charleston Mruld, is to be 40 enterprise
Of not less difficulty than Of Importance
and must be the work not only of lndlyld'
uals, but Of all tho citizens Of the three
counties Of Kanawha, Jackson aud Wood.
Each citizen that is a holder Of the lands
along the intended route is interested not
only to the eStcn. Of dollar, or two dol
lars or hundred dollars, but to the ex.
tent Of The whole value Of his possessions
and thus interested, il he wishes the road
built, must not lie of saying that others
will "buill the road anyhow" but must
give bis own individual assistance.
How? First let him send in without
being asked, aud at once, the right of way
through his lands, and sec that his neigh
Dor does the same. Try it. 1t is of the
utmost Importance to him that the road
may pass in bis immediate vicinity. Then
il he is not able 10 take stock let him offer
laud-onc, or fifty acres, or a thousand,
as he may DO able, as every acre that is Of
fcrcd places the road that much nearer
completion. Give even one half Of what
he has that the remainder may be treblcd
ia value.
Let each one make it his own personal
matter, and We may be sure that it car be
accomplished.
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GEO. W. TIPPETT, Editor.
POINT PHEASANT, WEST va,
Thursday, $50: August 81, 1871.
THE ELECTION.

The election Thursday in ibis county,
passed off very quietly, and tho result is
majority Of over niue hundred against
the Convention. This result in Mason
county was not altogether unexpected by
tho friends Of the Convcntion-they even
expected the majority would be much lar
gcr against them. In this county o Ger.
tain clement Of the Democratic party uni
led with the Republican party in their op.
position TO il, aud worked shoulder to
shoulder with the extremist of Radicals in
their efforts to defeat tho id rebel
movement as they wcrcplcascd to term it.
Men who have long been Democrats cried
down the Convention with "rcbcl!" "reb.
ely" "rcbcl!.!" with the zeal Of the most
viudictivc and oppressive Radical. All
the bitter feelings, prcjudiccs and passions
of the late war were appealed to publicly
and privately to gain votes against the
Convention, and they have succeeded, and
the Republican party is taking all tue glo-
ryto ITSELF BY claiming the majority in
this county against the Convention as
Republican victory.
In cur humble way We favored the Con-
ventiou, and laid before the people the
rottcnuess aud corrup,ions, the miscon-
structions and violations under the pres.
ont Constitution, and endeavorcd to show
them tllat,a constitutional Convention
would DO sure remedy for all these evils
We done what VIC believed to DO right,
! aud for the best interests Of the whole pco-
ple,ofthe whole State; and therefore have
ao1p0laRI lassope suggest We should Jto|
- pub!isa1 nafiy - ..yosfrr
sFny iof our course upon this question.
While Mason county has given a ma.
jority against the Convention, yet We feel
justified in saying that we believe that tho
people Of the State have declared, by a
handsome majority in favor Of the Convcn.
ton. They have decided says the Lewis.
burg Independent that "wc are to DO al.
lowed the privilege Of making govern.
ment. equal and just to all parties-a gov
crnment whose laws honest men will de.
light to honor, aud the transsressor fear
to disobey."
We are not able to lay before our. read.
ers tue complete returns of the State, but
publish 10 another column all that We have
received up to the time Of going to press
From reports we are led to believe the
Convention is carried, and that grand
victory has been achieved over those who
whe still wished to tyrannize over and
Cypress those who have been SO long dc.
prived Of their rights, as citizens.
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The cholera is advancing from Russia
at too slow rate to cause much apprehen-
sion of its ravagcs in the United States
during the present year. 1t has not cross.
ed the line that divides Polish Russia from
Germany; and such sanitary measures have
been taken as make it doubtful whether it
will penetrate far into Western Europe.
Medical science, Boards Of Health and
municipal regulations have robbed the dis
ease of much Of its terror. though none Of
them have provided specific against it.
1t has not, however, manifested itself this
year in so malignant form as in 1865 or
on prior occasions, and should it reach
our shores, will probably have taken SO
mild form as not to be seriously dread
ed.
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rNherialka.

THEIR LAST DOSE.
A book of nvpr lOi pages, containing letters
Of FlTZ HUGH LUDLOW, the well known
letter Of G. a. T., exposing the inrisues Of
HARPER'S MAGAZINE and LUDLOW and
fall description oI tn: Anidotc, sent Tree 10
any address. Address
DIR SAMUEL h. COLLINS.
l@rolh, Indiana
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Agents! Read This!

I'VE WILL PAY AGENTS a SALARY
w Of $50 per week and expenses, or allow
large commission, 10 sell onr new and wonde.
lal inventions, Address NJ. WAGNER 4 CO.,
Marshall. Mich
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VIRGINIA HOUSE.
THIS HOUSE Is NOW OPEN TO THE
Il public. A Good stable is connected with
this House. S. H. PATRICK.
Point Pleasant, West Va Aug. 81.
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DR.. COLLINS
PAINLESS CURE FOR THE
OPIUM HABIT.
DIR. COLLINS ASTIDOTE.

Enables The patient 10 discontinue the use Of
Crirm in any form, nj once, without pain or
Inconvenience, and without any interruption of
ordinary business. II rrbuils the broken
constitution and restores the nervous energies.
DISCOVERED IN 1868.
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VIRGlNIAFBMALE INSTITUTE
STAUNT0N, VA.
Is one Of the largest FiEsr Glass Institutions in
The South. Thereare Eight Schools, under
twenty two officers. Pupils from every South.
ern State. Special advantages in Music
BUILDINGS ASp. GROUNDS ARE SPACIOUS AND Ell.
kcAyr. DJ'For Circulars Of As pages, address
Rev R. H. PHILLIPS. Principal.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-04-19
ASSESSesR,S N0ThGE
T., :, INTERVAL REVENUE.

= ECOND AND SIXTH DIVISIONS OF TIE
= Collection District If Nevada, compri=inS the
counties Of Washoe, 0rffrsby, Douglas and EsIner-
aIda-NoIice Is hereby giFeu that the valuations,
assessments or enumeratiOn- Of subjects liable to
duty under the Internal Revenue Laws OF the
United States. made and taken ty ia Burlin-
game and NJ. A. Murphy, Assistant Assessors Tor
said Divisions, and refu' ned to me in the annual
list for ISL, will remain open for the eNanIna-
ton of al! persons concerned for the space OF TEN
DAYS from the date hereof, at the office Of the
Assistant Assessors Of the said Divisions, IN Carson
City and Aurora, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock
A. NJ. and + P NJ each day, an after the eN?ira-
ton of ten days, t. wiJ-on the 18th day OF
April A. ISL, at my Office in Virginia city
Nevada, l will receive and determine all appeals
relative to erroneous or excessive Valuations and
assessments or enurerations made and taken by
said Assistant Assessors. All appeals to the As
SCISSORS. as aforesaid. must be made in writing and
specify the particular cause, matter or thing res
pecting which a decision Is requested. AMI shall
moreover state the ground or principle OF error
complained o.
WARREN F. MYERS. Q. s. Assessor.
Carson CITY, April Is. 1871. aplS-lod
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CHE Aailn State Reoister.


In ancient days there lived a Turk,
4 horrid beast within the East,
Who did the Prophets holy work,
As Bahia of jerusalem
He had a daughter, sweet and SmIrk;
Complexion fair. and dark blue hair;
With naught about her like a Turk,
Except the name. Ka-foozle-um.
Oh Ka-foozle-um k~a-fooZle-um ka-
fOOZle-um
Oh Ka-foozie-um the daughter of the
Bahia
Mouth resided near to she:
His name was Sam, a perfect amp;
He was of ancient pedigree
And came from old Methusalem.
He drove a trade, and ~prOSpered we'll,
In skins of cats, and ancient hats;
And ringing at the Baba'S bell
He saw and loved ka-fo0zle-um.
II Sam had been a Mussulman,
He might have sold the Baba DID,,
And with Il verse of Alcoran
Have managed TO bambooZIe him;
But, oh dear, no! he tried to scheme,
Passed one night late the area gate,
And stole up to the Turks harem,
To carry off ka-fooZle-um
The Baba was about to smoke;
His slaves rushed in with horrid din,
"Mashalla, dogs your house have broke:
Come down, my lord, and toZZle 'em!"
The Baba wreathed his face in smiles,
Came down the stair, and witnessed there
The gentleman in three old tiles
Il kissing of ka-fOOZle-um
The pious Raba said no moro
Than twenty prayers, but went up stairs,
And took a bOw-String from a drawer,
And came back 10 a ka-f0OZle-un.
The maiden and the youth he took,
And choked them both. and, little lOath.
Together pitched them in the brook
OF Kedron, near Jerusalem.
And still. the ancient legend goes,
When day is zone from Lebanon,
And whent the eastern moonlight throws
A shadow on Jerusalem,
Between the wailing of the cats,
A sound that falls from ruined walls,
4 ghost is seen with three old hats
A kissing of K~a-fooZIe-um
Oh Ka-fOOzle-um !, Ka-fooZle-um ka-
foOZle-um.
Oil Ea-fooZle-Um . the daughter of the
Bahia.
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Governor Cox, ex-Secretary of the
Interior. lately sang John Anderson,
my 10, John" alta private entertain
ment in Washington, adding to the
song this stanza, by Mr.. Northrop OF
New Haven:
John Anderson, my 10, John,
When we nave slept thegither
The sleep that al maun sleep John,
Well wake VII ane anither:
n in that better world, John,
Nae sorrow shall we know.
Nor fear We e'er shall part again.,
John Anderson. my 10.
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4dnsinis.rat1E's sale.

TsTATE OF LAWRENCE BsRNHART, De
r. ceased Motto Is hereby given that the IN
dersigned. Adm uiStrator Of the estate Of LAW
RENEE BARNHART. deceased. Will on
Wednesday. May Sd, 1871,
Between the hours o. : a. m and sunset Of said
day. to wit: al l O'Clock p M, sell at public auc-
ton the following described property beloh ging to
said estate. To wit: Lots numbered i've 81, eight
tS) ami ME 81. in Block for, y-two az, in Sears,
Thompson 4 ~rar-' Division Of the tow q Of Carson
city. Orm-by county. State Of Nevada. with the
Improvements thereon; also. the f lowing per-
: nal property. to wit. Soda machine, fixtures,
and bottles. saIe TO take place upon said prem
ises. Terms of saIe-CASH in gold coin.
LOUIS BRADER,
Admir- Of the estate of Lawrence Barnhart. decd.
Carson Civ. April Ii. ISL ap12-3w
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Application fer Patent.
Notice No. Ill.

Notice NO Ill
L. s. REGISTERS OFFICE,
Carson CITY. New . April 6. ISL
Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
JACKSON. HENRY CaFFALL and JAMES
AUTHERS have this day filed in this Office a d.
.gram. together with a notice of application Tor
ratent from the United States, under Act OF Con-
rress approved July 20. 1856. for one thousand
feet Of the Mint Lode. known as the Mint Com
pany's claim situated in Eagle and Washoe Valley
district, Orm-by county. Nevada, and more par
ticularly described as fellows: Commencing at
station mol a pest On the north line of the
Athens CoIapany's claim, and running thence y.
lgo O5f w one thousand feet, to station No. =;
thence y. 10 So f five hundred feet, to station
No. 3; thence 5. I9o 05' T.. one tn tusand feet, to
station No. /: thence s. go So " FIVE hundred
feet to station No. l, the place Of beginning, and
containing IL IS 100 acres. Bearings from mag
nstic nerid III. Said claim is more particularly
described by the diagram posted III this Office and
On the claim.
.v7 GODS F. D TODD. Register.
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H. G. LILLE & co..
d 1 r L G 7
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST
Blank Books,
New Hooks.
miscellaneous Books,
Newspapers.
New Music,
Violin Strings,
Letter Paper
Legal Cap,
Bill cap.
Foolscap,
Note Paper.
Legal Envelopes
Note Envelopes.
Drug Envelopes.
yarmtne and Violet INKS,
Arnold's Writing Fluids,
Magyar a. NOy.s' Inks,
Davids' Inks.
Heservotr N,uctlaEe stands,
Patent Mucilage stands,
NIucilege In stands.
barometer Inksrands.
Fountain Ink>tands,
inAstand-.
Travellers, InksiandS,
Elegant Portfolios.
Writing Desks,
Water COlOrs.
Carpenters Pencils,
Indeiibie Pen ellis.
Drawing Pencils.
Eaber's Pencils.
Copying Br sshes,
Copying Presses,
Copying Hooks,
Oil Paper.
Drawing Paper.
Tracing Paper,
Profile Paper,
Nofarial Waters and Seals,
Certtficates of Marriage,
Rewards Of Merit.
ApOfhecaries' Labeis,
Checker Boards,
Cards and Dice.
Dice Boxes,
Chess Men.
| Collection Bags.
Bands,
ELL Files.
r. yelet Machines,
Paper Fasteners.
Paper Weights,
Paper Cutters.
H. G.. LILLE.
! NOTARY PUBLIC M COMMISSIONER OF
DEEDS, No II South c street. four doors south OF
Bank of California. Virginia, New. telO-tf
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VOID lUACKS.--A victim of early in
n discretion, causing nervous debility. prema-
tare decay, etc, having tried in vain every adVer'
tlsed remedy. has a simple means of self-cure,
which he will send free TO his fellow sufferers.
Address: J. II. FUTILE, IS Nassau street, Ne"
vi deSe-6a
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Dissolution Notice.

NuSING NOTICE.-STATE OF Ne
WI vada. County Of 0rmsby, Carson City March
%. ISL. Notice is hereby given that there has
been levied by the Trustees of the MONTREAL
GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY an as
sessment of SO cents per foot on the above named
claim, payable in sixty 900 days from the first
publication of this notice.
j. J. GAGNON, President.
C. LAMARRE, Secretary. mhaA-'"H
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Board Of Health.

Tie Consultation as Adqpted-Tke OHcers az Z
Their DEfiss.
This board reassembled this afternoon az 3
O'Clock, in the Governors ONCE. Present
Messrs. Cox, Msrbury Verdi, and Lsngston. Mr..
Cox being in the chair and Dr. Verdi, Secretary.
The latter submitted a report OF the proposed
dram for constitution and by.lsws for the
government of the board, which document vas
read by sections and unanimously adopted. Inc
constitution and bylaws are not N ateT ialy DIFF
ferent from those Of similar organizations else
where, and provide for q president, secretary
and treasurer, whose term OF office shall be four
years ,snd there shall be i've standing committees.
The President shall be ex-officio sanitary super
intendeDt, and shall publish q semi-monthly
report OF the mortality of the Territory. The
committees snail be on finance, ordinances,
sanitary, sanitary police, and epidemics. Ir
was agreed 20 appoint q clerk 20 the board, at a
salary OF Al 300 per annum. The secretary OF
the board lie 20 be an ex-oficio health officer.
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President Grant on his Fa-

ST. LOUIS, April "a President en-, .,.,.
drove over to Glen Kenneth. ~. .os,. 81. INC
H. Benton where he lunc' "a -. LIZ vso.u..y scar
friends. At2 o'Slock ne party drovs TO tow
At! p M; TIE Prssiient and Gen Porter dine
with Vol. WJbert campbell aud few prominen,
citixepe, and At half-past 10 returned to m r
Bentoh's, where number OF old friends ano
citiseEs generally, were assembled 70 paw thai
respects. The meeting was informal. and nm
Nospeeches were made.
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$50 G O Il ID LOAN
MORT HeRN PACIFIC RAILROAD

OF TIE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
RAPID PROGREsS OF The WORK.
The building OF the Northern Pacific Railroad
begun July iastJ Is being pushed forward with
Several thousand men are employed in Minnesot.
and on the Pacifc coast. The grade is nearly CON
running m H% q aAh s.SeSS lsS
snd tIssG,lsyins + Rapidly pIosnessng toward tb
the 81 Paul PACING Road, the Northern PacjG
Sop pany has now II miles Of completed road, al
~ september next this VIII be increased to at lea
GOOD INyEsTnENT-yay Cooke q Co. a.
God BenGs of sSe S sSs
run bear Seven and Three Tenhs per 90 eeg
seer.d bn f. than s5a Per cent and
aoAD AND ITs EorIPNESTs, and also, as fast as l..
g 800 4SsEs 81 81 LAND to every mile Of .rac
S or 200 ,! Acres for each 9ie0 Bond; They
payable in cold; Dsnomin.tions Coupons, siOo
sLt uSh sssf}snfe s aSn 100 Slo@
arest all time. reeeiv allie at TIN PER CENT AsSv
ax.. N E. change for the ComPany Lands At
Ls sIskINa proceed: q a. sales g
GG%p,s. HIT The Land SI.nt d The Road e1seed.
s sSSssa asS ssp Ssi6Iss si
investment, accessible TO the people, which d more
riIS9sGlihtasIsoIsdSs rIvlrwrsr1rs.-rA.
compel the early surrender Of United States psr
cents. Many holders Of Five Twentiss now ex-
char girg them Tor Northern Pacific Seven fhirtiss,
thus realizing . handsome profit, and greatly in
creastsE their yearly income.
OIhLR skCURlTlES.-Ail marketable Stocks
price N exchange for Northern Psci6c Sever.
Ihnues ExPhkss cHAReEs on Money or Bonds
seeeiysd and On seven Thirties sent in return viii
be PAID oy ne financial Agents Full information ,
maps pan pnleu, etc, can be obtained on spplica-
IoR SALE BIZ
Col, Virginia, y Carolina and s. oaSo,ins trict
TT NATIONAL BANK,
LEWIs yoHNsoE 4 60 0lio'
sAnI; WARRINGTON CO.,
WARRINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK.
n,sSSMXENs SAVINGS AND Trust .oOa-
fANI. ap e-tmys
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Clear and Harmless as Water.

Ask Tor this and take no other. The only article
tnat Il perfectly harmless. Warranted to restore
Gray Hair remove Dandruff, and stop its falling ONT
Large bottles, containing over half as much NOR
than any other Hair Preparation, 81. Sold by
ard Walsh. 18th 81. and Pa. ave. and 18th and q
>; Calvert Ford, 1105 Pennsylvania avenue,
Chltstfani Bros ,7th and n streets
9. w. Cropley, ITO Bridge street, GEORGETOWN
u. ODobneli, sth street. Navy Yard.
" T. Kicking, Sd street and Pennsy lvania avenue
*. A. Bacon, ~ and n streets. Island
VIM. d Daw, corner 10th and L streets
And 81 the Depot, corner of I'd and d SITS W, ap22
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A New Sensation I'm Gotham.

Ateged Gigantic frauds on tie French GOpern-
meHt.
NEW YORK, April25.-The Sun says gigantic
fraud has been discovered, aud asserts that
victor Place, late French Consul, with one
hector Chauviten and some prominent person
ages, MADE a large amount Illegally from the
french government by the exaction of a com
Sons purchased In this country. One operation
IN beef alone az said by the San, melted the
ring 5000. The total contracts amounted to
uvsr sIV,OOoooo, on which two per cent. com.
! masoh was levied. The Sun adds that
~ per cent. profit il charged on large az =. 90
OF guns purchased OF the United State <eunts
ment, ana that profit Of $4,000 " govern
,n,rty-nve batteries Of Napoleon - MADE ON
lace has been relieved by y guns alone
bughss, late consul at Char a. bellsique N
zee or inquiry has beeno' .ten. "A CONT nit
ell the transactions. .6ered TO investigate
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The GREAT CREVAsSE.
It Is Still Extendtng-TweIye Mue.
OF Railroad DestrOyed-Two more
Crevasses-RemOvfn the Pianfers

NEW NoRK, April ga special from New
orleans, dated O'Clock last evening says: The
bonhet Care cfevasse is still extending and
twelve miles OF the jackson railroad have been
washed away. The president and engineer OF
the road set out tonight for the scene OF dis
paen WSo p m, The engineer in charge Of the
1onnet creyasse sends the following dispatch:
We have OF necessity abandoned the idea of
crossing the and are cOnfning our efforts
70 cheekine its extension. 1 am satisfied that
our exeruons in this direction will be successfui
and that the further spread of this direful cal
amity will be avoided. have used our tug 10
assist some OF the distressed planters in remov-
ing thelr household furniture. Two other crew
asses, one at Point MANOR, west OF Baton
Rouge, and one on the McDonough estate. below
the city are reported.
Later.
oec orleans ~ no Danger-Closing n, Gre
RAISES - Thunder SjOrm-Ded,k fran I.oLy
ntng-AdriRe Disaster, DC.
NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-There was a heavy
tbunoer storm yesterday, and q house in ST
Cloud street was struck by lightning, instantly
Helmke. s
The tugboats AspinwaIl and Admiral, racing
on The river yesterday, ran into the hsT6or 10.
killing officer Douglass Three other or sers
were saved by swimming ashore.
ne iatest from Bonnet Care crevasse re-
n,s, tne break seven hundred feet wide
point this morning. The water is running over
tne track OF the jackson road between the thir-
teSn shd fourteen mile posts, at Kennars and
volunteers have turned out TO throw No workS
to stop the water coming from the rear,
Chief Engineer Thompson has lust received
omclal information that the Wallace creyasse
a. St James, has been effectuslly stopped.
The Mirero and VilIero creyasses have horn
been closed. Men and material have gone 10
the mcDonough crevasse, which is expected 10
oe closed by night. Nothing has been received
i.om IoseIty Point to-day. Gen. Thompson
asserts that there is no danger that the city will
be overnowed.
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BATCHELOR,a HAN uvv


harmless, reliable, instantaneous does not oontain
death any casae POISON 70 produce paralysis
VGasuhf virtues they do not possess. The genuine
nrt. a, ,5sscnelors Hair Dye has had Mirty yeays
unternlsned reputation to uphold its iutaaritv as
inc 9niy perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown Sod
" All Uruggists. Applied ct l6 Bond street HeW
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a VOID QUACkS.-A victim Of early inas.c-.-
"A Ton, causing nervous debility, prefnsfnrs ~
40, having tried IN vain every sdyertised FER,
90 has simple means Of selfcure, which be y IN
ne free 70 bis fellow sufferers. Address. h
fSIILb.Te Nassau s., Hsw FORK. 6sH- so61
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HORACE GREELEY was in town yesterday
bobbing around through the different depart
ments, but the main object OF his business did
not get out,
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WHISKIES GINS, Erc.-I am now onerin,

WHISTLES, GINS, ETc.-I am now Offering at
reduced prices my celebrated brands of BYE and
BOURBON, "Old Crow" "Bowen, ;" "Choice Old
Rye" Robertson" "Old Family Nectar" "Mo
nongsbela, ""fine Apple" The above brands haye
best ofered In our city, and figures that cannot
fai to suit all. respectfully call attention TO nv
TON GIN" bought by me at auction in New
York and which can sell at s2 lees per gallon than
Importer OF Winssut Lidno;,s ar,
And Proprietor OF the Celebrated WV
NATIVE WINE BITTERS,
mhS-u 1917 Pennsyl y ania avenue,