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Chuncery SaIe.-In pursuance and |

ChuHcery Sale.-In pursuance and by
virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Court for the
County OF Van Buren,, in Chancery, made on
the fourteenth day of May, A. D., 1874, in
certain cause therein pending, wherein Z. M.
Phelps, G. +. r. Dodge and n. ID. Palmer, CO.
partners composing the firm Of Phelps. Dodge
d Palmer, are compliments, and stephen Ford
and Ada Ford, are defendants. Notice ID here
by gwen, that shall sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, at the front door OF the
Court House, in the Village OF Paw Paw. IN the
County of Van Buren,, and State of Michigan
on the thirteenth day OF July. A. D.. 1874, at
eleven clock in the forenoon, all that certain
piece or parcel OF land situated in the Village
OF Lawton, Van Buren, County Michigan, and
described as follows, to-wit: The undivided
one-half or the north eighteen feet in width on
Main Street. Of Lot number seven Cd in Block
number one, in said village.
Dated May 28, 1874. l000t7
JOHN j. SHERMAN, Circuit Court Com'r.
Van Buren, County Michigan.
ARTHUR BRowN. Solicitor for Complainant.
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burrows, IND, sept. II, 1874.

BURROWS, IND, sept. II, 1914.
EDITOR TRUE NoRTHERNER:
Having been in Michigan for the past five
months. untlwi short time ago. deemed
! it prudent to give my friends. who are nearly
all readers Of the TRUE NoRTHERNER, the news
in this section OF Gods moral Cor immora)
heritage.
Politics in this county are raging high up"
to, as 1 should Judge, q "white heat" We
Chat means US Hooslers) have at present three
distinct parties, namely, the Democratic, the
Republican and the Peoples" party. They
have all had then conventions, and nominated
their candidates to tight the coming election
some to be crowned with the "high honors" of
Office, while others undoubtedly must fall but
who We know not yet But one thing, We will
wsger our "old Greeley hat" that the party
which has the most fractional currency elects
their men, This We Judge from the past, not
from principle.
The weather has been dry az. sultry, until
the past few days we have had heavy rain,
and the atInospere Is several degrees cooler
The crops in this section OF the country are
considerably damaged by the drouth. Some
farmers think 1t will pay to "errigate" here
after. The temperance movement here is still
progressing. They are organizing Temperance
Leagues in great many places, The Changers
are not thin" but very thck--thick as fieas.
In my next letter shall give you sketch OF
the country and people, aud shall endeavor to
draw the contrast between the people here and
some of the well-knoWu yankees" of Van
Buren, County Michigan. WEASEL.
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CoNGER's TONIC LIVER Pills

CONGER'S TONIC LIVER PILLS
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A LAXATIVE
MEDICINE. They remove bile, purify the
blood, give tone to the stomach, drive out
febrile affections, headache arising from a
foul stomach, loss of appetite, jaundice.
dyspepsia or indigestion, fatulency and pain
in the stomach and bowels. They are safe.
mild and pleasant in operation, and yet
powerful to cure in an extraordinary degree.
Every well regulated family should have a
twenty-five cent box of them in the house,
with bottle of Binghams Red Cordial, for
summer complaints. For sale by FARRAND,
WILLIAMS & Co., Detroit, proprietors of
Davis Carbolic Oil Liniment, for man and
beast
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DemOcratjc tounfv Couyenti0n.

The Democratic Electors of the several town
ships in the county of Van Buren, are requested
to appoint delegates to meet IN County Con-
vent1on In the village OF Lawrence, on Friday,
the 9th day Of Octot er, at IL o'clock A. M, for
the purpose OF nominating candidates for the
several county Offices and for Senator III the
State Legislature, to be supported at the gen.
eral election to be held on the first Tuesday OF
November next.
The several townships will be entitled to del
egatos az follows:
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The Household PanaCea
AND
EAMlLYLINIMENT

is the best remedy in the world for the follow
ing complaints. VIZ Cramps in the Limbs and
Stomach, Pain IN the Stomach, Bowels or Side,
rheumatism in all it's form, Bilious Colc, Neu-
ralgia, Cholera, Dysentary, Colds, Fresh
Wounds Burns, Sore Throat, Spinal Com
plants, 6prains aud Bruises. Chills and Fever.
For Internal and External use.
Its operation is not only to relieve the patient
but entirely removes the cause OF the complaint.
II penetrates and pervades the who'd system,
restoring healthy action to all parts, and quick
enlng the blood.
The HOUSEHOLD PANACEA Is PURELY VEaE-
ABLE AND ALL HEALING. Prepared by
CUsEHS ~ BROWN.
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
For sale by all Druggists. 95lly
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County Ticket.
For state Senator. 18th District.
ALBERT THOMPSON.
For Representatives,
1st Dletrict-ALEXANDER b. COPLEY.
ID Distriet-GEORGE G.. Il. YECKLEY.
For County Clerk.
SAMUEL HOLMES.
For Register Of Deeds.
KIRkE W. MOVES.
For County Treasurer,
STEPHEN w. DuNC0MRE.
For Sheriff.
JOHN Il. SHOWERMAN.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
BENJAMIN +. HECKERr.
For Circuit Court Commissioners,
ORAN w. ROWLAND.
JOHN J. SHERMAN.
For Coroners,
JOSIAH ANDREWS.
ALBERT THOMPSON.
For County surveyor.
ANDREW !. PIERCE,
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I did on the LIST day OF September, 1874, distrain
at my farm in the town Of Porter. Van Buren,
County, Mich, the following described cattle,
to-wit: One roam COW, four years old, with
bell on one brinde heifer, two years old. line
back; one spotted heifer, TWO years old. SAID
stock was distrained by me for damage done
by them to crops on my premises aforesaid.
and this is to notify the owner to come and
pay damages and take said stock away.
Dated Porter, Sept 9th 1874. 1015t3
GFOR0F WEIDIN
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Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
JOHN j. BAGLEY.
For Lieutenant Governor,
HENRY III. HOLT.
For Secretary Of State,
f. @. ID. HOLDEN.
For state Treasurer,
WILLIAM b. MoCREERY.
For Auditor General,
RALPH ELY.
Commissioner State Land Office,
l.. A. CLAPP.
Attorney General,
A. j. SMITH.
Member of State Board OF Education.
EDGAR REXFORD.
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FARM FOR SALE.

Eighty acres situated 4 miles east Of Paw
Paw, on the Territorial Road. Apply to VIM
f. Bache, or at the Office Of the TRUE NORTH
ERNER. 1Ol3t4f
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BOILER WORKS

All kinds Of Boiler and Sheet Iron Work done
to order. All Boilers tested previous to leaving
the shops. Competent men kept to do repairs.
Tubes taken out, pieced, and reset. Old boilers
and tubes bought or taken in exchange.
j. & I. MoGREGOR,
1011m3 SO Atwater Street, Detroit.
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HEART HEAR! HEART!
All persons indebted to NJ. SNOW. either
by book account or note, are hereby notified
that they must make payment, or otherwise
adjust the same. or costs will have to be made.
qS9t4
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raw Paw, sept. Z. 1874.
e. o. BRIGGS,
G.. W. KooNs,
j. G. Miller Dem. Co. Com.
j NJ. GRAY,
81. j. HENDRIX,
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Call at wheaton's for your School Books.
Stationery. Pens, Pencils &c. &c.
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WIGHT AGUE CURB

Cures all Cases 0f Ague
ANE ALI DISEASES ARISING FROM
A DISORDERED LIVER.
Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague. Bilious Fever,
Jaundice, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach Indi-
gestlon, Constipation, Loss Of Appetite. De-
preston Of Spirits. Pain IN the Back, Neuralgia,
Nervousness, Diarrh1a, Dizziness, Pain IN the
Limbs, Bilious Collie, Cleanses the Stomach
and Purfies the Blood.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Contains mo- Mercury, Strych-
nine, Arsenic, or Poisonous sub
stance.
IT ORIGINATED IN THE MALARIOUs
CLIMATE OF THE SOUTH,
CONTAINS NO QUIyISE, BEING COMPOSED Who'll
LIZ or SobrHERS Roors AND HERBS,
But is perfect substitute for Quinine, with
out its injurious effects upon the system. II
is q certain Tonic q mild Catbartic and an ex-
cellent Alternative. Try it. All Druggists sell
it, The price is within the reach Of all, beng
only Fifty Cents per bottle. 993m6
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TWENTY-FOURTH
ANNUAL FAIR !
OF THE
VAN buren, COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Will be held ut the
FAIR GROUNDS,
PdaC POac, Mich.,
PaaC POac, Mich.,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
September 20, "a, %, 1874.

September %, "a, 20, 1874.
The officers Of the Society desire to express
their thanks for the generous support and the
universal interest manifested in the success OF
Former Fairs, by the people OF the county.
They have elected general commentator, and
many persons from abroad have pronounced
ours the leading County Fair In the State.
With great confidence we now present the
Premium List for 1874, revised and enlarged,
with several new features added, among them
the entirely novel idea OF offering articles Of
Silver Ware as premiums, which will be on ex-
hibition during the Fair, and be presented to
the successful competitors at 3 o'clock on the
last day.
The prospects for large and interesting
Fair were never so good as now, and we bespeak
from the people their hearty and generous sup
port. assuring them that every facility will be
offered for the fair display Of every article or
animal on exhibition.
+. NJ. MANNING, President.
A. c. GLrDDEN Secretary. 1909
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Qrnc Nortbermer.

Paw PAW. MICHIGAN. SEPT 20, 1874,
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County Ticket.

For Member of Congress, 4th District.
JULIUS G. BURROWS.
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Mrs. GooDWYS's READNGs.-Mrs. Good
wyn doubtless felt complimented at thevery
large and highly Intelligent audience which
greeted her at Association Hall night before
last. Our citizens do not often have the
pleasure of such agreeable entertainments
as this distinguished Virginia lady affords /;
and it is therefore not at all surprising that
the hall should have been filed with some
of the best and most cultivated people ID
Richmond.
Mrs. Goodwin was introduced by Juoge
Robert OuId. She has very fine Yelce, Q
modest and agreeable manner,-suiting tne
action to the word-a sweet face, ana, as may
be we'll imagined, gave abundant pleasure
and was most igbly appreciated. Her May
Oueen,,' by Tennyson; Dickens.s "DaSid
Gopperfeld's W Wooing; and DobeiPs : Ho@,s
NV Boy" were the gems OF the evening,
and of course brought down the house.
tits to be hoped that she may be induced
TO afford our citizens another such pleasant
evening and read number of other cnolee
selections, which will prove equally as iascl-
mating to her friends here as the programme
arranged for Thursday night. !,
Mrs. Goodwin Is a Virginian by birth
and the granddaughter Of ex-P President
Tyler. which no doubt added IN measure
to her welcome in Richmond.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

MOODY & RUYALL, 4 p. NJ, eight building lots
in Manchester, on Third, Fifth, and Tenth
streets.
JLlIN NJ. G. FITZPATRICkY trustee, 10 M st
Halfway. station, Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, sock Of dry goods, groceries, &C., and
at3P. NJ. at Chesterfield Old Courthouse, stock
Of goods, three mules horse, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, 4 p. NJ, large sale os
building lots on west Leigh street.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, Az P. NJ, small brick
residence mo. 61O) north China street between
Pine and Belvidere.
A. A. HUTCHINSON & CO., 10 A. n, at Turner
& Co.'s stable Franklin street, nine males, ens
horse, &c.
LYNE& & BROTHER, S P. 81. small framed house,
No. 1907, corner of Commerce and Browa
streets.
A. B. DUESBFRRY, high constable city OF Rieh-.
mond, 4 r. ~. at No. 1913 Broad street, one
,wo-story framed tenement with sled attached.
COOK 6 LAUGHTON, 10 A. M., al Turner &
Co.'s stable, franklin street, horses, mules, &C.
Fl. TAYLOR, 10 A. 81, at horse-los, horsss,
mules &c.
RICHARD g. MoRRIss, a O'Clock 2. NJ, clo.t-
ing, boots, shoes, hats, &c.
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The THEATRE.-ThereNw was fair audience
at the Theatre last night to witness the rem:
dition of Honeymoon, highly sensational
drama, which was very we'll acted, and re-
ceived with marked appreciation. Mr..
Pearson and Miss De Forrest are excellent
players, and it is pleasure to oNwitness their
asting. \ ~
This afternoon at O'Clock there will be
grand family matinee, which win doubtless
be very largely attended, as the pNces to all
parts of the house have been fixedSt an un'
usually low figure. The Honeymoon will be
repeated.
Tonight Tom Taylor's popular Hrama
Ticket-of-L Leave. Man will be presentedAs On
Tuesday night Mr.. e. B. Bishop, great ia.
yorite in this city, will appear in Hand Ind
Glove. Of course, Mr. Bishop will receFe
an enthusiastic greeting.
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MASCsHiEsTER !lAl,I,lsi NEWS.

Cry CoUEcIH An adjourned meeting Of
the City Council was he'd last night in the
Council chamber at 8 O'clock. Present:
Messrs. McRae, Morrisette. Perdue, Howle,
EubaDk, Whitehead, Bradley, and Taylor.
r Appeals were presented from Messrs. John
r. Cogbil and others in reference to erro-
neous assessments Of taxes, which, after
discussion, were referred TO a special com-,
mittee consisting Of Councilmen Perdue,
Bradley. aud forrisette,
! Mr.. WI@aA G. Taylor rendered his re-
signation s@Ha member of the Council:
which, on motion. was tabled.
After the transaction Of other business, of
no general importance, however, the Coun-
ell, at 9a p. n, adjourned.
DISPUTE ABOUT THE OWNERSHIP OF A
CH1LD.-A white woman, named Sarah
Plantz was brought beforeA Judge w. l.
Clopton, of the Hastings C6Art (in vaca-
tionl, yesterday, or writ of hdSeas corpus
sued out by her husband, George Planz,
charging her with the Unlawful possession
of child about Six months oldA After.
hearing the evidence in the case the Nudge
informed the COUNSEL on either side thA he
would reser, his decision until Monday.
Some weeks ago these parties were before
Mayor Chiles disputiDg the ownership Of the
child, aud 1t appearing TO his Honor thab
they had never been divorced, but were man
and wife, be turned the bone"o of contention
over to the mother. A short time after this
occurrence they removed to Richmond or,
at least, itwilibe rRmembered, they appeared
before the Poli& Court in that city. The
mother charging the husband with unaw-
fully detainiDXthe infant, and testifying that
she was afraid of her liege lord, the Justice
was abouHto send him to Jail for three
months j1 default Of surety for his good be-
havior Hhen the mother besought him to
let her husband off this time, as he had
promised not to harm her and to let her
have the child. The prayer OF the petit
| TONER was granted on that occasion.
PLAYING 'PossUM.-Tbursday night boy
| named Melville Murray, about fourteen years
of age, was found by policeman wander
| ing about the streets at very late hour
and upon being interrogated neither an
swered yea nor Fay. The policeman, con
Guiding that he was deaf aud dumb, carried
him to the station-house, where he kept up
his taciturnness. Yesterday morning he was
| tyken before Mayor Chles, and appeared as
| re,icent as ever. The Mayor, considering
! him perfectly harmless, discharged, him.
When last seen he was on his way to Rich
mond. a youth who knows him we'll says
he can speak and hear as well as any one.
| STREET. CLEANING. - The contractor for
cleaning the streets is busy with force o
hands removing the surplus earth and gras:
from Hull street.
The CoURTs. County Court com.
mences its October session Monday, and The
Circuit Court Tuesday.
New SETTLERs.-Two organ. grinders, one
with monkey, are in our midst, attracting
the attention specially of the little folks.
BIBLE PREsEKTATloN.-There will be B!'
BILE presented on Sunday afternoon at half
past 3 O'Clock to the Belle Isle chapel by the
ladies of Manchester.
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was organized August 26th, 1870. From
that time until the present the society has
lost but one member. The membership at
present is about sixty. s
at nm annual election Of officers of the
Young Sons OF Messiah dcoIored) the fol.
lowing we're elected for de ensuing year:
V. Griffin, z. Joseph Hill, Y. P..;; "A.
81. Brown, r. s. "a. Robinson, a.
b. s.. Ralph Hiito& IT,; William a.
Robinson, c.; d. Wight, NJ; William
Brentford, G. M; II Moody, a. C. NJ;
J. Brown, @. B.; D. Hosley, B. S.; James
Brooks and NJ. Edmonds, q. g William
James, c.; William Anderson, A. c.; Ben
jamin Morris, P. M
This is a benevolent society, composed Of
forty eolored beRetit members.
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TEE MARIoSETTE CoMBINATIoN.-This ex-
cellent combination continues to attract
large audiences at the Virginia Opera House.
The performances of The Lilliputian figures
ff we may SO call their mechanical opera
tion} ere wonderful. The machinery works
beautifully, and altogether the entertaiu-
meht is highly enjoyable. 1t is owned by
an English gentleman, and is operated
by an ,Englishman and his family ana TWO
assistants, who are dn fat in the man lpuli'
tion of the figures. Mr.. Shoemaker and his
exhibition deserve to succeed; but if the
operatives behind the scenes would only ele.
yate their voices little, persons sitting in a
remote part of the hall might hear distinctly
all that is said.
This afternoon at o'clock there is to be a
grand family matinee for ladies and children,
and it is very probable that the house will be
full to overflowing.
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IJs4AILABLH LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE M
R1oaMoND Posr.O OFFICE OCTOBER 8. 18l 4.s---
Atkinson Atkins dE Temple, Richmond, Va; Rev.
Wiliiam Brown, b. ID, editor Central Pres.
a,terian. . Richmond, !. Va; j. b. Bland &Co.,
M NJ 1sna .s Carv street, Richmond, Va, Mr Mr.
william VIII Clemments, Haxall & Crensha8's
mill II. Richmond, va; d. w. Hughes, Esq.
iss ' aiehmond. va. Miss e. "a. KInnaW Wont,
M, sSs,,n,ridea tl posf.office, Dorchester county,
: Mass Mass. !: Charles E. Kent, Ashland, Va. y.
Is. Leaman, Richmond, a. M iss IsNlala !, y Y.
Smith, care OF DIR. Cornelius nMssss
Hall. Hall King william county, Ns ilson
sTompk kins, Basin bank, city
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRT, FRIDAY.
Judge Robert ". Hughes presiding the
matter OF David e. Almond, bankrupt The
discharge Of the bankrupt was ordered to be
Issued upon the filing of certificate Of con.
formity by the register.
In the matter Of w. w. Fretwell, bank.
|rupt: The resolution of composition and
adjustment adopted by the creditors on the
7th instant was ratified by the court. and or
dered to be recorded as the judgment of the
court, and the assignee was instructed to
cause a survey to be made of the 387 acres of
land mentioned in said resolution of compo-
sition, and the division of the land to be
made with due regard to the interests of the
owners respectively of said land; all costs to
be paid by. the bankrupt.
In the matter of B. F. RowIes, bankrupt
1t was ordered that this cause be referred to
D. P. Stallard, United States commissioner,
to take and report to the courtan account of
liens and their priorities upon the real estate
OF the bankrupt. 90 s5
In the case of the trustees of the Mutual
Building Fund and Dollar Savings Bank us.
Thomas A. Gatewood: By consent this pro.
ceeding was dismissed, and the defendant
authorized to withdraw the note and bond
executed by him and filed in this cause.
In the matter of John H. Eggborn, bank
rupt: The report of Commissioner Stallard,
| filed July 10, 1874, was confirmed, and the
| assignee ordered to distribute the amount in
his hands after paying the amount due the
wife of the bankrupt for her contingent
right of dover, and such costs as may be due
according to said report.
In the matter of Stephen E. Crandali,
| bankrupt: John T Goolrick was ordered to
| turn over to the assignee of said bankrupt
all money in his hands belonging to said
bankrupts estate, and the assignee was di-
| rected to pay the officers of the court there
| from upon receipt thereof.
In the matter Of Peter A. Piercy, bank
rupt: The rule issued therein on the 18th
September last, and returnable the 7th in
slant, was enlarged so as to require the
| bankrupt to appear here on the 2Sth instant
| to answer the petition OF Donnan and john
son.
In the matter of Garnett e. Ware, bank.
rupts: Upon the petition of Chandler &
Peatross, attorneys, the assignee was or.
| dered to appear on the 14th instant to show
| cause why the order Of this court, entered
| herein on the Sd July last, for the sale of
2141 acres of land in Caroline county, be-
longing to j. Fl. Ware, should not be set
aside.
In the matter of Charles n. Wallace, bank.
rupt: William B. Matthews was enjoined
from selling or otherwise disposiDg of the
real estate conveyed to him as trustee by
Charles NJ. Wallace by deed dated 1st of
February, 1873, until further order of the
court.
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TIE CITY CONSERVATIVE CoMMITTEE.-A'
amertiug Of the City Conservative Commit
t. held lat night, Sir. William F. Drink.
a7I IN tie chair, the following was adopted
Nv hcrea> this Committee at its last meet
u" refused TO appoint MIR. Caleb Jacob q
0,,saie 10 the Senatorial Convention
although commended by one of the can.
oit-c,; sud whereas this refusal was based
upon Il" >upposition that Mr. Jacob had
'e'fd Ii" independent ticket last spring
"aeh ,upposiGun is now ascertained to be
UL'oH"Qtd: therefore
"FrSo'rcd. That this Committee hereby
'&tl">>c, - confidence in Mr.. Jacob and it:
regret or the injustice done him.
"Fe>oired. That the foregoing resolution
u c"leltd OF rtcord.'
4he following alternates for delegates to
'lt Convention were appointed:
Tpm J""kSon Ward: Thomas Cox, Nor
~ vi lin, and John E. Epps.
,, LF'm -N4nroe Ward: Dr.. j. G. Cabell. =
l. Dnruy, josiah Ryland, Juan A. Pizzini
"Il Pricr ". Grubbs.
:, FROM Goy Ward: Caleb Jacob, Thomas
no.,3"ay, v. j. LYMAN, E. Rosser lsbell
'Nu Dr. I. II. Smith.
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HUMAN HAZE, HUMAN HAIR, AT Z. j.. GRAN
GEa,s, 627 BROAD sTREET.-I would respectin
10 call The attention OF the ladies TO ios OF ait
have jus. received. containing two hundred louaos,
the cheapest ever Imported into Richmond Q ad !
will for the next thirty days give the creates IN
ducements ever offered TO ladies in need OF hfnsh
hair goods With many thanks 70 my cas totiisss
for their most liberal encouragemeh, sihes -,
starting the manufacturing OF human nair 9oass
,rii :, an times exert myself 10 secare such bar
-, ne "a will enable me 10 sell human tais goods a
nrIees unaearsi Of before in this city