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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-05

! INVITE CITIZENS AND STEAMERS, t.
= call at my MA>rFAcroRr, No. II! hiAG STREET,
8ErwEsx NA>Hl$GTUN ATp 81. 3SArH STREETS,
a..G examine ny large &nd AarGso:.e assortment
Of SADGLERG GOODS, us | 10 not intend to 3e
SURPASSED in lay line ot business ~ amy ether city.
nave Oh h4ntt, ard ~ daily manufacturing. ~
Gn& and superior assortment a. cam h2 i""iiG n
ANY OF the Northern ,;:es. Ny -!oc', comprises
a. great d variety be lotnd III any other
house, consisting Of HARNESS Of all kinds, from
t,.c Gnc quilt worl; down 10 the tlraF, eat. and
plough harness; TRUNKS .! every kind tEc
Sole Leather, Steel Spring iron Frame Ladies'
Trunks and Bonnet Boxes, and all other kinds,
lo,gn to the ccaiaon Packing Trunks: Saddles:
Brides, MartngIis. Whips. &C.. as tna 8: The
finest: Buffalo and Fancy Robes. Driving Gloves:
:iorSc Covers. Carpet Pa, Ealioc>. &C., &C., Of
Ii kinds. Call and sec iuT yourselves.
Thankful for the vcry liberal patronage hereto
fore extcnlcd, solicit continuance Of The sanle,
nd pledge myself 10 spare pains 70 give sails
s:cticr All goods warranted: II DC repr"scr;@'
oc: ::l--tc N1. +. pATiGFTT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-05

IfHEMICALS.--Biuc Mass; Suipha'e Morphia;
~ Sulph. Quininc Accrc Acid; Prussic Acid ::
Tartaric Acid Su!ph. Nitrate BiSrnuth; Suiphate
Ciachona Chioroi"rm. Sulphuric Ether; Glyee-
rinc; Iodine: Iypo Phosphate Soda; Lunar
CauStc; Citrate Iron and Quinne lo;ide Po-
taSium Suphatc Zinc; Acetate Potash; Tannic
Acid Chlora Potash Acetate of Morphia; Pre-
cipitacd uarh. Iron, i1st received and for
sale by JAS. ENTW ISLE, Jr.,
feb - apothecary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-05

4 ER0SENE Or coal OIL. % rcr ct. Aico
~ hoI. and Ethereal Oil, just received, and for
safe By WILLIAM 4. HART,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-05
GARDEN SEEDS.

WE HAVE received from Landreths, our Sc
w cond supply of GARDEN SEEDS, consist
ing of--Asparagus. Beets Beans, Broccoli, Cab
bnge, Carrot, CauliAower, Celery. Corn, Cress.
Cucumber, Egg Plant Endiyc, Kae, Leek, Let.
tucc, Melon. Mushroom Spawn, Nasturtiun,
Onion, Parsley, parsnip, Peas Pepper, Pumpkin,
Radish hhubarb, sasaty, Spinach, Squash, Tom
ate, Turnp also, Herb and Flower SEEhS. all
in small papers at g. and 10 cts, aud in bulk when
required. Catalogues gratis. For sale by
LEADBEATEK CO.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-05

T1LASTIC WATER PROOF PASTE, for pre-
IL serving the Leather sof: and elastic, aud
keeping 5he feet dry. just prepared, and tor sale
by DR.. 4. H. SThbLER, Chemist,
feb ) No. lG1. King t.. cor. Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-05

CUPEEIOR C0GNAC BRANDY: Madeira,
- Sherry, and Port Wine; Old Bourbonia Whs-
key bottled expressly for Medicinal use, Tor sale
by j. William BOW LlNh,
feb 2G 80 cor. Prince and Fairfax -sts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-05

EIRESH GARDEN SEED.--The subscribers
T. hayc Just received full assortment of the
choicest varieties CT Vegetable seed: also 81 Flow
er seed =, ,1cII iny otter trr sale in such quam!i
ties as may be desired. HENRY COOK Il co.
feb ~
Polynesian., 1861-06-15

so CONTINUES his old business at the store on
YIN Kaahumanu street.
Chrcnometers Rated by observations OF the sun and
GA8 stars with transit instrument accurately adjusted
to the meridian of Honolulu. Particular attention
given 20 fine watch repairing. Sextant and Quad
rant glasses svered and adjusted. Charts and
Nautical instruments constantly on hand and LOT
sale. So-u
Polynesian., 1861-06-15
Mrs. Garrick.

DIR. Carlyle, in his Autobiography, speaks of
meeting the lady who afterwards became the wife
of David Garrick, on his return passage from Hol-
land to England.
"We had one cabin passenger, who was after
ward much celebrated. When we were on the
quarterback in the morning, we observed three
foreigners, of different ages, who had under tn cir
care a young person Of about sixteen, very hand
some, indeed, whom we took for q Hanoverian ba-
ron coming to Britain to pay his court at st.
James's. The gale freshened so soon that we had
not an opportunity of conversing with those for
eigners, when we were obliged to take to our beds
in the cabin. The young person was the only one
of the strangers who had berth there, because as
We supposed, it Occasioned an additional freight.
My bed directly opposite to that of the stran-
ger, but we were 80 sick that there no CONVEX
sation among US, till the young foreigner became
very frightened in spite of the Sickness and called
hut to me in French, if we were not in danger.
voice betrayed her sex at once, less than her
lars. consoled her as well as / could, and soon
brought her above the fear of danger. This beau
tiful person was Violetti, the dancer, who was er
gagged to the opera in the Haymarket. This We
were made eestain of by the man, who called him.
self her father, waiting us next day at Harwieb,
requesting our countenance to his daughter on her
first appearance, and on her benefit. / accordingly
was at the opera the first night she appeared
where she was the first dancer, and maintained her
ground till Garrick married her We had so much
trouble about our baggage that we did not get from
Harwich till one O'Clock, and was obliged to leave
Lessons picture, which had undertaken to carry
to London for John Wilkes. We passed the night
at Colchester, where the foreigners were likely to
be roughly treated the servants at the inn took
offence at the young woman in mems clothes, as
one room was only bespoke for all the four. We
interposed, however, when Monckly's authority.
backed by us, prevented their being insulted. They
travelled in a separate coach from us, but we made
the young lady dine with Us the next day, which
secured her good treatment.
Polynesian., 1861-06-15
To the Public of Honolulu.
BEST HAIR DYE
In the World

THIS Is RATHER STRONG language,
yet Bogle's Electric Hair Dye (rsceny mproyed) was
prOUeR by the judges al the late Mechanics Fair held
(among whom Dr. Hayes the eminent chemist
Assayer who awarded it the Pnze Medal and Di
pOma the choicest hair dyes exhibition from all parts
Of Union unparalleled superiority consists in LIST,
The ingredients nOurshng to the hair not destructive
ID Does hurt stain the skin Sd, Is
easily applied and dyes the hair any color required from
delicate brown deep black natural as 10 appear mar
veIous Manufactured sold and applied by WIN. BUGLE,
POP Washington street, Boston, and be had of Druggists
everywhere. soy
Polynesian., 1861-06-15

Coal BRANDY,-Among the inventions of later
years, the existence Of which is not generally
known as it might be, is coal brandy. A weekly
paper states that owing to the moulding and rotting
of the grape, French brandy-makers have adopted
bituminous coal as q substitute. They distill q
potent spirit from this substance, which is thus
fre-one for the comfort of man and the other for
the destruction of his health, and his senses and
his soul. Large quantities of alcohol distilled
from coal, and % doctored with certain chemicals
to give it the Gognac favor" are now exported
from France to England Coal brandy is the latest
adaptation of the good gifts of Providence to The
purpose of poison-mongers that has come TO our
knowledge. Coal tar has long been used for
fayoring whiskys; but liquor with coal basis
is q specimen of chemistry which might well make
the IS best fellow shudder.
Polynesian., 1861-06-15
NOTICE.
NOTICE
N OTICE +!

NOTICE.!
THE uadersixned beg 10 inferm their friends
that they have established branch OF their house at VIC
TORIA v Of Mr.. Henry Rhodes and
under the style JANI0N GREEN for the transaction OF
general Commission Particular attention viii be pad
to consignments Of Sandwich Island produce.
" JANION, GREEN co.
Honolulu, May 10, 1859. s-a
Polynesian., 1861-06-15

e. traveller IN Guinea saw large pyramid
of serpents. Thousands of them were heaped pyr-
amidally, shooting forth their hdeous heads, pre-.
senting their enormous darts and fiery eyes. lt il
thought that they thus combine defensively against
the great serpent or cayman.
Polynesian., 1861-06-15

@ The Official account of the visit of the
Prince of Wales to Canada and the United States,
has been published in London. 1t 10 written By
Mr. N. A. Woods, the Times special correspondent,
who accompanied the distinguished party.
, 1861-10-31

unqufahment Of Its general operations In the
Northwest.
The report wss approved.
At2P N. the sacrament Of the Lords Sup
Per WAS administered
Epaairo Seasion.-The Association met In the
Broadway Church in the evening, where, after
devouopa1 exercises, an able speech was made
BY ReY. nr. Boynton.
Rev. Mr.. Foster followed in forcible aa~
ReS. Mr.. Gu1llver spoke at some length,
stating that although his church, as well as
himself, endorsed the American Board, and
did not sgree in au points with this Aseocis-
ton, Jet they were happy to welcome them
here Is men and Christians. Ihe speaker
then went On to describe his Own feelings On
slaVfry and the war, In very eloquent man'
ner. Especially was he opposed TO the Pfac
tice Of using our army and navy as slsfe
hunters.
Rev, Iii. gta1buck, Of Jamaica, spoke briefly
He was followed by Rev. M7. Rogers, an e1
He'd missionary from Kentucky.
After few remarks from the yeneEao1:
President, Rev. Nj. Thurston, the Association
rassed resolutions Of thanks to the chair, tn
| trustees Of the church, and the citizens
| Norwieh, for their services and hospitality.
| The Association then adjourned till ne1
| year.
, 1861-10-31

4 good story is told Of two Of our soldiers,
at Puducah, which will pay for It's space N re-
peatiDg. When our troops frst rece1Vea taeH
tezms they we're troubled to procure forage;
in the outskirts Of the town. 0ccsslonauy
lew would be- missing, until Uncle Sam found
bimEelf minus rome twenty-five or thirty.
Ihoee which strayed away were caught up oF
the rebel spectators and taken TO blandVlue,
back Of Columbus, where they had accuma-
lated some fifty stolen and purcaasea an'main, As
which were under five or six keepers. me
two p1ivates mentioned {memoers OF the For
ticth Illinois Volunteere,) hearing OF th9
whereabouts Of the stock, asked General
Smiths permission to attempt their recap
ture, which, With some 9isgiVings' e 1Ss osrS mS5
81 Kentucky farmers, went and surveyed the
deId ard fold, and sci to work. They had
Whisky with them-Whisky ouch as Kentucky
rebels like to get drunk On good old bour.
bon, and the first object was to get them as
Comfortably tight as possible, which vas not
iorg in being accomplished. Then the boys
| went to the mule yard, let down the bars,
| mounted two Of the best, without saddle or
bride, and started for Padncah, the whole
| lot following at O break neck pace, and BRAY
ing in the most dlaoolica! cnofas' Inc heep
er5 we're not long in discovering the trick,
and gave chase as iar IS they deemed prudent
toEard our lines, but to 10 purpose; and IN
good eeason Saturday afternoon the ooys
made their appearance at Gen. Smith heaa
qua1te1s to rtpoFt, their faces beaming Win 8
glow Of satisfaction hard to describe. Ihel3
report WAS condensation Of lacon1sm; 30
Hin give the dialogue:
Gen. Smith" Well, boys, what luck?'
Soldier-"W We got 'enl, and more too"
} Gen. Smith-"HoW many did you get?"
Soldier Forty, I reckon, halnt counte
'em.''
! Gen. Smith-HBut that il more than II
have lost You didn't steal any, hope"
/. Soldier Steal! z ristopher, steal! Nc
f Stree. but you see We DIDN'T have time to pu
t the bars up after We had got Uncle Sans on
e and the Cd Id things would foller."
t Then the General drew on an e1ongate
ccuntenance, aud as steznly as though he ha
a bcen a Judge and Was sentencing cnlprlt
), lifetime Of imprisonment, leetured the 50
}. dier roundly for using profsae language IN Il Il
l. quarters Of the general officer. The soldi
s. fcok the lecture 1neasily, twirling his hat NJ
10 yously the while, and when the General b
l. s-snbsided" apo1ogized as follows:
NYCu see, General, we have nad to cuss
8 damned things all day to git 'em into cam
p sud It's mighty hard to quit off all Of st
Is denly"
or rather laugh, came up from bis heart, =
l. but discipline is discipline with an old arI
zs oflcer, and it would not do to allow such
st breach Of decorum to pass unnotdced; but
We consideration Of the recaptured twenty Il
en- mules, and more too," be did not lnfllct
nd severe eas1igation OF put them under ART
en- but, thanking them for the services rendeI
ng dismissed them with a caution to leave II
lis profanity behind when they eame agatn
ny thew closed the door, that such plous
cuss hadn't any business to be around AM
EOinrSn
, 1861-10-31

Alta grand dinner in Washington to Prince
Napoleon and his suite, an eminent Ametlcan
naval commsnder, born in a alaEe State, was
ssated next French naval officer who at
tended the Prince. The conversation between
theee % two gentlemen turned upon The Soath. y. !:
ern blockade. The French officer said that y
would before long be broken: by. What
power s' asked the American. by the EnS
fish, Of course" Eas The n1swer tney gya;led 9ne
The American, "but tell you What, the eon,
seouences SEQ Of such an Interference viii make
figure In history. As soon IS i happens, Q
million Of men will march South from the
lo7a1 States, each carrying two muske1s-
feF bjss and Iii Gp1 ban 5S5 tba Eaesh to cot
ton, you, Monsieur, can Judge as Well as l."
, 1861-10-31
ssHeu Hath no Fury like "szaaa
Eeornedsts

aHeu Hath no Fury like 4 "s1aaa
Eeornedss
4 married woman yesterday afternoon saw
her husband riding off IN buggy with
= Wpaurhtv female" She called to hun to come
bacE. hnt there was no come back to him.
Then she ran after the buggy, eco1aing her
hushspd and calling the fair rail one impolte
names. but the horse went too fast for her.
Next she went to Gil her neighbors and nara
ted the story Of her wrongs, and her deteIml.
nation to have reve1ge Finally sne "eRs f 4 81
eIt,;,r m Isl, when she " "pitched into'' her hus
hnndss nnranaour with au the venom and fur5
Of an injured Fife, tore her rivals hair
ec1atched her face, and concluded By smash
lpg VS. king stick over her head; Glant
tublehu Of Virtue triumphant snd Vice run
ming of with broken head.-t'eVs1'na def
, 1861-10-31

TIE LATE Col. BAKER.-The following
handsome explanation and regret was received
BY Secretary Seward, from Lord Lyons;
"Lord Lyons presents his compliments to
the secretarY of State, and is very sorry indeed
fhat an accidental circumstance prevented bis
recetYhg the invitation to the funeral OF ne
late senator and Colonel Of Volunteers, the
Hon. E. D. Baker, in time to aEail hlmsen o.
Il. From personal acquaintance With the de-
ceased, as well as from regard for his high Pc
sition, Lord Lyons would desire to show Ill
respect for his memory.
, 1861-10-31
En1&Gati9nal.
4 TRERAL, EDUCATION witt
- uu11asv ,xsrpue1l1H AND GRILL.
from the Norwich Bu1letin.J

NEsTzEN Ua1oE C0LLEGB bss nesa loeassa Hesasis q
knu Collective Cou1tea on Sept Ism 1sst LIE l15 al a.
l3ge has twelve e1pe1te1ccd tesehe.s n * eu1sr
and rcle1ude ce.Tses t3eSt school ouilanG1 Il
The West tcoe tt1acb ample and AZ seave nch
sheud ei!M 1s ttteeE q gsEs9ts 'Eaesloe aHp y
R1F1H TACTICS, 6WoED. BATohAr Abp 41HN4sr1o TT
Eu Rc1sIs Co1Mok ZouAv1 AID fAEgF Uhs11t t.. na.
T. crif.-n. TxHks:-*l:s per tcaeal year for boa11d
e1eH q. T. e.rsr:men1 % K1csl-nt aceaaaodsdons tor
Ba bcsrdsFs Hhar tue rsu,e rco4 Win e2d tte cog
st1nt h{ the teAcherH AddrrAH fcr Circulars u.
s. COVKRT, P1teldelt Faltoa. Ill se& R5o78n
, 1861-10-31

To Uor,e Uu ne7s.--Er- SWeets
.',e llc.7ne1t for 6o.ses s c1r1rallsd ~ ae7. IN
t1-t4 Of Leneu<ss. a::s.nS from sptslne' htsise7
= Y 7"p1h!ng IT, eject Is Magical ana colsahA oss
c.f- g.. sadie c.lk, Scratches, Mage, &C. 41"1H
.,rt, xne:d1l. s1.syia a1dKiEgoene 1717 be easi'
.-.,.rte. ard sa1et II their tactpiout stsseat bas
r7.ea c1~os heyond TIE possibility OF radical
?, T. No case si Das kind However. ID 50 deapera1e
+. cafr.re lu. may It tlie@t-red By this !t2lmeat
h;t .< ,s..s:ul AFphGanou viii alTa5s remove the
:xru,~ as.1 xnAh1& tic hCtst to t7aTea witt con-
ro.At.1e sa%e,
tst1 noEee svRer should have this remedy ut dsuo
=. il, crcy p,4 \, the trst appearance Of Lara
~ esec.rauy prevent those 1orHiaabie ciseaSes
Es..le:4rd IT, w1.sh Ill horses are liable and Tt1cc
..5>.,. 20 n.aEx otherwise velcahIs horses neafls
<or.tlt.e Ec. sdve.t,s'urEt For sails eE - Il
JOHNSON, GtEeral ASect 10 State street.
on4~.senF-t3y
, 1861-10-31

OHANCERY N0TiCE-iotate Of
~ uYoe1a County 81 Cook sIs3peF52r. S3uEs q
EtTenfets 7s Iyce-E1t l: Lurton, s&r<a e. Aast0a
ard Ean r. ,ha ~. T. Lurtsn aud ss1aa A. Lu-
TN tFc Of tho deiecdantz above named e&Te Gpne r.
out oi tais stste hny1E been ae9 II t9e Notis ia
StFs6T y qan o lie SAID carEus Lnfo9 II R Aad Il
Sarah Lu1ton thst tie 4isa a. ~ tbereaf
q t Fl 5n4s a4s tsss II assa
da5ts1 r. tlzpa5ia OF the nrst Aonts5 o1 Oec-nosl
rgz Ge es Eon ~ ta ssic Lveurgas L. Lu7toa acd
s5Ye Iart6n, teui pcIeonauy b snd a72eaT pe7ora
sse s1Eecr CoEzt of Ehfse&2 q T. bs hodan 4 S
sso IL Es;a County, tie fEss Ao1da2 q ~ Hecc &C.
airs htu conp1a.1t, the sarae Gnd tAe
trd thr9t therein charged ald stated, VII hs sasec
q 0ccrftszsd and degree entered nssanas fo1 g.
eoto1lE ~ Law WALTER EIhIBALL, CIeFk-
Jo4rpE z. GAKr. Comp1ts' SolE. ot4E9St-tv
, 1861-10-31


tFrom the Gondon} Anti-Slsyery Reporter
The decision Of Judge fancy, In the case Of |
Dred Scott, to the effect that no colored man
nosseeses rights which the Law is bound to re"
tpect, has been practically set aside oy the
Washington Cabinet, BY the granting o1 =
fnoWn to many Of our friends. Some doubt
a.oee whether his complexion should not oe
st dnwn az "aark," but this mode OF eva
ding the question IVES seE 's-it6 at once oy !ae
reto1t, !" Many men arc 9. / dark compis;1Ion
Who are rot no;d net ef Be 4esasd
better do it at onct," a2d color, thls tune,
took lis proper position. Although this is not
the first passport which has been granted to
pe1eon OF African descent, it is the first Whica
has been issued to one Of the race, since the N
famons decision Of Judge fancy; whose nams,
b1 The BaY, and ludicrously enough. is pro
| nounced '1Tawny." Thus our friends through =
| mt fhe country may welcome the Kew. d. d.
Garnet as the first black citizen Of the Dts'
Tie The document being a curiosity Of Its kind,
| we append it:
| UNITED 5TATE5 OF AMERICA.
tn Ill TO x2ton, these Presents shaA come Greet
ing:
/ No. 2553.
I. tie Undersigned, Secretary Of State O
the United States Of America, hereby Feques
all whom it may concern to permit saia!y an
freely to pass Henry H. Garnet, q citizen
the United States, and in case Of need to CIV
= hiua all lawful aid and protection
GIVEN under my hand, and the impre
) sior Of the Seal Of the Departme1
!, OF State, at the City Of Washngto
+ {Sa{,) the 28th day Of August, 4 D. l86
T. IN the Seth year Of the 1ndepen
It euce Of these United States.
5 WILLIAM q. SEWARD.
L DESCRIPTION.
u Aoe ~ peat6.
o Stature, S feet II inches, English.
81 Forehead, high
e1 Eyes, black.
Nose, broad.
Mouth, medium
n. Chin, round
nd Hair, black.
ho Complexion, black.
re Face, lorg.
20 6lRuatH4o " Wig reeAsAs NJ vo,1
r7+ | HENKI d. 4fARN61S tGW ANAa
, 1861-10-31

= Dirtheria and Croup.-For
=. formidable md dangerous diseases TRAaks
~-1ETlC oHMxrKx y IN untallinz fenea5 =. u
d In scasoz1 Appu freely to ths Throat Ana Ca@s
cover witt Ast tAoasl- This cintSens ass ~.
re tae rukns eur tRsuu years, aad oons.
!caa,us dcna.A has established 1ts reputsaoa
ur1or L{ntn4nt n III eAaes Nhero = eoos9n. -
,z,ns remedy = y suirsx particularly s N has Iva
L. Eers4ialA Inflammation ot ''e ,s nv pn,*
.ns ~. spin51 Affections Sore EFeA oat1A ''s''
>'uod* ned B,4ts<a. nd s.c, ,,,.:e
&C. Pamphlet VIA Asc44 snd around e@eo o''>Ae
e.o by III p1rxxhax. Price = cea"-
;uyoar AND 1UHGs.-As: this season Of the .esr
ac= coughs snd esids are troublesome evc!s iem4s
o,,d taTc s1fe md certain remedy athAnd- BAN
,,.c 1,1,5- sYEEI AND TOLU Is tho very thing,
.,.e, only 7hxa1s tez children to tske> but Is a
-:s.u er,c T.: cssnp, Thopp!nG Cough, Bronchitis
;ar.A, Ctuf.as soe al SELECTIONS Of the Throat ane
.-rs col. hy Eli Druggists Price 3 cent?.
~, aoe surrlet ty D. RANSOM Co. Gro
"a IS, Ess.viI'e, A4c.son County, ny. ocll1.u
, 1861-10-31

.1ayncs Ague Mixtur@ is an IN
WI. rcr,eey Js. Feyee ard AEue The exp 1i-oce
~. yeart In ssnost every climate, II yves that
;t u-ed r st1isi s.eordanct with the dlreu DIS II
7n-.iy tatt r. s'crzE-not only b-cnknE the chl1s
.,ty rem c&1cK the morbid habit OF the syEteu',-
-: .1;,l TIE recurrence Ct the disease.
Fever and AEnos
cough not 10 ttsslf dangerous is up. unless speSonS
:nved. 1c Eav+ tpcA rcr-icions effect Oh tae sss.
= ~ to enrsbdsr disorders much more oaue'4l
- itself hu1 whici rot oily render tue 81 e9-le u
+ patient miserable. but are n themselves oleen
isl rscn!s and stir1tuai remedy L eAs1e1'4'
,.At i. waited, AEI 4s eEch
D1. .. Jay1e's Agce Mixture
Confidently fttesMC21Gd- -
=. talc t: Nee r. FULLER d fL>Sd' No. -
-; Make: et,ss1 Chicago 1n3 hy AsaIts tn1oosn'
lie CoErtry. ~ "
, 1861-10-31
4Ef1,:E ZNEx.isAEAsz&s::::,

cTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
- Of Coos, ,ss-supe,1or Court Of ChlsaSo hovem e1a
ber Ters, 1871. william q. Lee ~ Gsft35 f1el1e'
Aadayir ef tne non-:esldenea 9t Carlos flefSe,
John Harper and Kerry heEes f he GlsrS of
said q cPsaEs zoSe HSsfs Ha1aH
compliant .sls C9a1t q The ,a ssd tSat
u 81 ~ ort Il said Court against sa9 a
daEt retnrrahie o. the first Monday ol 'os' He''
Nov uns ya The ssid Carlos Rsse e sSG G1n apnss
h eeia 1erinr Eo1rt Of Chicago Of Cook County,
On tss1 4a f 1day fo % ~ ~
Te1heS la1 and plead anEWer or den11 70 tas ea1a ~
complain ast bill Of eoMP1slai t9e ,a sHe s.te Vii
be- takep 81 confessed, and decKee ente9e1 against
yoit according to the praye&+ & Sf ta3S nB,. ,1a-~
GALLUP Hrrc8coek. Comlrts' 8ol1s. cc@s ss't-i"
, 1861-10-31

E@ For the cheapest ard best Halr
f,S7s Isss stTts ari eXsal,le 'ose Eoa, @
o.,. ~. nas ef ari 10 scr-tiny ca3 detect t5e
-...;. ~ tse atuyrl sljus.ed t. the head
~ yT,,r il, .Tv col IA rs h1Ta!s me neWes. ia1Es
t;.se. Ii a:IeiAt vii give ent.re eaua1acasa.
, 1861-10-31

ee- n. Ifes' Hair Culor and Res
r. :s,h, e.15 reE-nc Tar Ecstorst1ve a. EGS-
reer-r. {te rat!.rRi cu13r an veauty y EEu
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r::soa. dseicG eotozinE the ean II ptzEen5 M
+ss.e> IT,, Eair, sd cures all er1ps1ons OF
- nj ~ nre ii TIE pcnr.heze o. the Chic sgo City
,-t,E :. 1t t.r ler.axats Monthly Cltcnlar. says:
W.. t"t,n r. lyes' Hasr Color sd Fest orauve
c,.d ant b Il to be the nest article exet anLso
tg,s;:iS tt hA TestoT.5t. 70 tt former s5lnr sa9
.,iii " ard n ues fE1rrpyes rer1eEnl appearance
7t.le5;es LIFE h Fric-. 81 per hottie Western Dc
-, lVEs' D!CE FIRE. No. 1a5 south Clask stFeeI
'>:..~o N7at-s EEtcG9 a:tt27ce1 TO- 1aotsEs !. e.
E1ES Ct!case~ se7-eu
, 1861-10-31

TNOW THYSELF!-Drs. Nc
II GAM MILLER Physlcians and S1rse9}n;ss: s};s:
Of diseases 81 simple AID acienti!c method W,snon,
sskng any guesoe Diseases q NJ infoa. 1 an
c1 f. Ss15f?F'a 1s'5 a,ssssas q
fnne ataudirr cured In the shortest posan!o uine-
FEMALE Aaas, &C.
sncb a s3ppress1ona Irregularities railing O. II, t2e
Womb Tumo.f all Urinary Diseases Eelvens De9 ~
9,i he speedIl5 cured, tithout poisonous dfua u:
irrons nr Uapsu- able medlcinea Of any Gno, a1se
Mav Be. The afticted are cordially invited 70 eaa
and sntistr themEelTfA,
, 1861-10-31

FREE OF c CEAR r GE
An Communications strictly confidential Ofaqs N
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address j. e MccAEk, n D. tiS caiGag9i gi! y 4ees11e @
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, 1861-10-31
Craftsmanship Nnti2e 8:

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,ns css ltssetvst. TIE batlpess Of taa nfm VII pe
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