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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County of Doniphan, for the trial
of causes arising under the laws Of said State.
Thomas Lynch
vs.. , Attachment.
William Lynch.

THE plaintiff. on the 10th day of August, A.
D. 1861, filed his affidavit in this action, stating
that said defendant is a nonresident of the
State of Kansas, and cannot be served with pro-
cess issuing from this Court: it is therefore or.
dered BY the Clerk of said Court, in vacation,
that the said defendant, William Lynch, be no.
tilted, by publication in the White Cloud Kan
sas Chief, weekly newspaper published in the
County of Doniphan, and State of Kansas, dur
ing six consecutive weeks, of the peRdency of
this suit, the object of which is to obtain judg-
ment against said defendant for the sum of
Three Hundred and Ten Dollars, also the sum
of Five Dollars, with interest at the rate of six
per cent. from the first day of March, A. D.
1856; the sum of Fifty Nine Dollars and Fifty
Gents, with interest thereon from the 10th day
of December, A. D. 1855, at the rate of six per
cent; and the sum Of Seventeen Dollars and
Ninety One Cents, with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent, from the 22d day Of De-
cenber, A. D. 1855; and that his property has
been attached, to witt all his right, title and in
terest in and to the north east quarter Of Sec
ton numbered twenty-five, (22) in township
numbered four. AZ range twenty one, CID con-
ing and being in Doniphan County, in the State
Of Kansas; also, his interest in one yoke Of OK
en-, two mares and two mules, in said County Of
Doniphan, and State of Kansas; and unless he
pleads, answers or demurs to the plaintiff Pc
tition against him filed in said Court, on or be-
fore the 23d day of October, A. D. 1861, such
petition will be taken as true and confessed,
and judgment rendered accordingly.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and seal Of the District Court Of said
County, at Office, in Troy, this Goth day of Au-
gust, A. d. 1861.
HENRY BODER, j., Clerk.
s. TESSExr, Attorney for Plaintiff.
August %, lS6l-6w. Prs fee, 4ls.
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The Chicago Papers on Lincoln's Let.
ter TO Fremont.
CncAeo. Sept l6.
The Tribune of this morning contains { &C.
we're article on President Lincoln's letter to
Fremont, saying it takes away the penalty Of
rebellion and leaves the war . mere scheme for
mutual assassination.
The Post independently also condemns the
letter. saying il will have bad efectin Missouri,
and that Backward steps now viii lead to no
good result. tH
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RETURN THE MONEY

in every instance where it should prove inef-
fctual: providing the symptoms attending
the sickness of the child or adult should
warrant the supposi,ion of worms being the
Cause" In all cases the Medicine to be given
IN STRICT ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIRECTIONS.
We pledge ourselves to the public, that
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Dr.. M'Lme,s Vermifuge

DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; and that il is an innocent
preparation, no. capable Of doing tie
diyhtea injury 10 The most tender infant.
Address all orders to
CrC&sr&J<, pDnc N
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DIR. M'LANE'S VERMIFUGE
Will certainly effect a cure.

The universal success which has At
tended the administration of this prepar-
alton has been such as to warrant US in
pledging ourselves to the public to
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-03
HENRY BODER. JR., Clerk.
August %, lS6l-6w. Prs fee, $l6.
ORDER OF PURLICATION,

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State of Kansas. sitting within
and for the County of Doniphan. for the trial
of causes arising under the laws of said State.
Powell Z Levy ....,
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order Of Publication.

Ufdtf OF fuDIC1I1OHs
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of the State Of Kansas, sitting within
and for the County Of Doniphan, for the trial
of causes arising under the laws Of said State.
Albert G. CLARK Plaintiff.
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u Occasional" writes that even Mr.. Sew.
ard, who has treated Dr.. Russell and his mission
with characteristic iberslity, and Who b the
soul Of generosity and magnanimity towards po-
lical adverAries, is diagusted with the last let
ter Of the English peripateic penny a-liner.
70 Coon IprA.-We notice that in some pla-
Cos the loyal citizens are making out full and
complete lists Of the traitors, whose foul pres.
ence pollutes their communities. Such List
win Be highly interesting for future reference.
u W. F. Lynch, the commander of the
Dead Sea Expedition, has been appointed in the
place Of Commodore Barron. now . prisoner.
to command the rebel naval defences Of North
Carolina and Virgins. He has nine steamers
under his command. tt
u The Rothschilds are now chief owners in
the London Times. Suspicious people zee in
this fact An explanation of it, peristeut attacks
upon American credit. which they hope viii en-
able them to get the loan cheaper.
q 1t is proposed to equip some Of the New
York Regiments with the French knapeack,
made Of OK hide tanned with the hair on, which
edectually keeps out the water. This style Of
knapsacks were used BY the continental troops:
q General Besuregard is Catholic. Il is
said that on the morning of the battle, prayer
sss offered to Almighty God. and the holy a.
crament administered to the General and i'm.
mense numbers of his men. k
u The returned surgeons inveigh against
the treatment Of Union prisoners as Richmoud.
They say two were killed in prison BY the mob
shooting through their windows.
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found to exis
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-03

In the District Cesst Of he Second Judicial Dis.
tviet Of tie State Of ks.sss. sitting piflin sad
for tie County Of DoniFksa, for lie trial Of
causes arising under tie isrs Of ssid State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1861-10-03

HENRY BoDER. j., CLERK.
August %, le6l-6w. Prs fee, 81.
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Petition for Partition.

In the District Court fthe Second Judicial Dis
triet Of the State Of Kansos, sitting rithin and
for tie County Of Doniphan, for the trial Of eau-
SEES arising under the la,os Of said State.
C. NJ. Williams, Plaintiff.
A. B. Nephler,
Abjah Duncan,
George Myers,
Wood Crittenden,
Wilcox & Mcdowell, Defendants.
John Hart,
Benjamin B. Frazer,
G. Gregory,
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TERMS:

PUBLISHEKST KUE FLAG,
.F,si Boston, Mass.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
NO DECISIVE RESULT.
NAMES OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
OUR LOSS VERY SMALL.
A REBEL COLONEL KILLED.
Special pi.rstch to The N. Y. Tribune.

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1912 P. NJ.
Mr.. McClernand Member of the House from
| illinois, brought Gen. McDOwelfs Dispatch He
was present during the action spent the night
| at Centreyille, and left thore OF o'clock this
| morning. We learn from him that the battle
was as good as finished at the time your cor
respondent left yesterday afternoon. There was
no firing after 5 or 81 last night upon either
side. The action had not been renewed when
Mr.. McClernand left Centreyille, at 7, nor was
any firing heard on the way, as it could have
been had the engagement RECOMMENDED up to 10
O'Clock at least
The whole force on our side engaged was seven
regiments, Colonel Richardson's brigade and Col.
Shermans. Only portions Of each wore actually
under fire. Sberman's battery was actively en-
gagged One gunner had his head shot OF. An
. her was severely wounded and two or three
horses were killed. Capt. Car!isle's battery was
also engaged.
Col. Shermans Brigade which the writer met
on its way TO reinforce deployed through the
woods on each side Of the road but did not FIRE
or receive fire 20 any serious extent. Soon after
this movement the firing ceased on both sides.
Other regiments came up before nghtfal, and
tue bill where our shell struck was occupied as
well as the hther side of the creek, where the
bate occurred, and the wood behind.
During the engagement spectators, with good
glasses saw the enemy reinforced several tunes
from the direction of Manassas Junct on. The
whole reinforcement was at least five regiments.
At about FIVE O'Clock Gen. Schenck's brigade,
which we lett in camp a short distance this side
Of Centrevile, received orders to move The
cheering, hearty aud repeated, which We heard,
va, in consequence Of this order. The Ohio boys
are reoreseuted to have been almost be ide then-
selves with jpy Gen. Schenck was ordered e.
the right BY the Gainesville ToGd 10 flank tbe
emmy batteries.
In the course Of the night CO.. H1ntet's
Division mafc,rd into Ceutrcyle, drums beat
ing, color. flying, men shouting such shout as
was never heard in "Ole Nfgnny" before. The
n on this side of Ceutreyile, which s crowdel
with he eueny's iutrruchaeuts, was occupied
by our troops on both slopes last night, aud the
.ght is described as good one this morning.
A negro reported to Gen. Mcdowell last night,
who belonged to Col Fobtaine Of the rebel army.
HIS master having been killed in tho action al
Bulls Run, be concluded 10 seek the protection
of the men who killed him. His story was that
a thousand rebels were killed. No doubt an eX-
aggerated number, but indicating that great dam
aye va. dooe
Several times they showed what seemed to
him symptoms Of giving way, but being re-
enforced they held their ground, which was very
strong. being protected by timber and the rayine,
as well as dlt.hed by the stream.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
To the Associated Press
ClsTREyIILr. Va, July lS, ]
Via WAsBISsros, July -, 1861. (

Via WAsmS8roS July 10, 1861.
Tie fet engagement Of any character 10 Eastern
Virginia during tlir campaign took place at BulS Run,
ur miles ,oulh Of CenueylIle THIS afternoon. Gen.
Tylers division eucamped last night few uiles eat
oi Cenrevie, AID ths morning proceed' toward that
ponf. Ceutreyille was p,ssed in safety, aud the
oops turned from the Liite River turnpike rOad TO
lie Miua-sa road.
On tbe road, information was received that masked
battery was on the left Of the road ahead and Col
Richardson, IN command Of the fth Brigade was
ordered 10 reconnoiter while the remainder OF he
division remained in tie vicinity Of Cenfreyille. Col.
Rich, riron proceeded with three companies OF the
Massachusetts lst Regiment. being the Chelsea Com
raty, Cart Carruth, the Fuseers, Cap. Henry a.
snow, md the National Guaids, CAPT. Adams.
The rassed across an open ayine and again entered
the road, which wss densey tnrounoed by woods
sfen they were received by aking fire fr m the left
illing a number Of tie advance. They gplnrtly sns-
rned II cir posi- ion and covered the retreat Of brHs-
caunon Of Shermans Battery, the horses having been
completely disabled by the fire, until relieved ly the
Nliclig ID and the New-York l.th Regiments, when
ey fell back.
The Federal forces then took potion on the tor
Of bin. Two rihed cannon were Planted IN front,
supported by Capt. Brackets Company b. I'd Caval-
nv. with line of infantry composed Of the I'd Regi'
ment Of Michigan aud the 18th Regiment Of New.Yo'k
in tie rear A steady fire was kept up on 10th slces
in this position Tie Rebels had two batteries OF eight
pieces IN a position commanding tie road. T'ey used
their guns WELL except that they fired somelimestoo
hirh but they were gallanty forced by onr troops'
They did not reply to our Iegula' fire for LaI' an
hour dniilg which riue they were receiving large re
endorsements. In the mean time, Cil. Richmdsons $
hrjgsde recornoitered tie woods. Wtile we were
again thus advancing, we met with rakng llre
Dor guns were again put in position, and we poured
er4re and canister among the enemy I'll the suPp'y
was exhausted.
Capt. Ayres of tie artillery Lost one man killed, ana
three wounded aud several Of his pieces were ds4Ded'
TIE New-York lgth Regiment suffered next to tie
lst Regiment Of NJ ,ssachuretts.
Among tie killed are the following:
Lieutenant Smith, Of Company G, ist Massachusetts
Regiment
Edwin Field and Sergeant Gordon Forest OF the
Boston Fu,ieers.
Among the wounded are:
Lieut.. Lorin OF Bracketts Cavalry.
Oliver L. Simpson Of tie Massachusetts Firf hegi
ment.
Chaplain Laucy Of the Coruec'icu' Regiment.
The total los On our ode is estnaed at thirty killed
aud loIty WOUNDED,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
TROUBLF THE CANT.

n co-r.| fondeJt OF TIE AHansa Soaihcrn C'Htea-
"ey' wiring from Fairfax Court House. Na'' 'uy =
sIy,,:
tie trnh is ths Yirlrians are ratbes sor 0oa'''s
EXCEPT we 'rcy ar. ~ pursuit OF Oh e.
STAY LAW IS NORTH CAROLINA.
TIE Su1reire Court o; Moth CafOina has pro-
nouuced the stay law passed by the Lealsure TO he
ulCOItituIi al.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
rryTUCKIANS AGAINST yBGISIANS'
The Virglniars Pat on the RIM sgain.
WASHINGTON, Friday, July 10, 1861. ,

WASHINGTON, Friday, July 10, lS6l..
The following dispatch has just teen recelyed
{" BE ERLY, July 10, 1861.
4, To Col. E. d. TOWNSEND:
"ODe Of Col. Cox's Regiments, the "a hen
tueky, defeated aud drove 600 of Wises @ men
ont of Barbourvlle, Caben County, on tne lo'"
inst. ,,..o....,n
fSiguedl "G p. hCCLELLAND' NAV
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
q,rr TREASON CAsEs IN BALTIMORE.

~ ~
The Grad Jury f the U4iled oiale- District Court,
il il sndc,ttpoj Yesterday presented Col. Georle i.
X ne L,fe Mash VI Police, for treason Col. kane
a vet cauned at Fort MeHenIy, bu IL presumed AZ
Indication viii he u.ade tie Court TO hx the amount
oi Lu leqniied or lis release at early Gay, sLoald
lie military aibortes deliver him up O. the civil
toIltte f. a. il . case Of Mr.. Johu Merryman.
L was also IuinOred yesterday, bul Win what truth
we we're anabl- 10 dsce tain, that Col /. L. TimJe,
now la lho Confederate amy, who acted as cOlmai-
dri OF the ciltn sOliiey ia tbe ely dng the ex itc-
ue,, Of Arlil last was also presented for Treason.
Ratarl IA. Miictell OF the tirm OF Penn d MI'ct-
,l inGietel Tor treason agdinat tie General GO'ern-
,n,t gave Lail ia tie sun vi $1,000 III the L Urit
Sste. Ds'riC Cont Yesterday. He was taken IN Ls
own reengnizauc- IN tbe sum OF $4,000; the remain.
dsr was given ~ M-ssrs. John 5. Williams, George
~. Webb, John iansou Thomas aud Joshua A. lur-
uer lie WAS recognized 70 appear before the Unite
ties Cilouit Cou III Novem er next.
Is. Welsh Owens, lreseuIed ior treason yeseriay,
sJ gave bail j. the OF 5000, lhursten 4. Mar
i'm, lIenry M. WMheld, and Samuel ). Richards II
being taken in the of So O0O, and the used
Icing taken IN HIS own recognizanoe for the
mainder.
ln noticing the finding Of Indictments against Fred
ri k UiilGOin, Joseph Cook and Joseph Hood, we
yesterday stated that unerstood that the ar ess
rew out OF participation in the not on the lg Of
April. Tins, informed, is incorrect. 1he par
ties were arrested charge of holdiug commissions
in the Confederate Army ana enisIiDg soldiers ior tie
war
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
ADVANCE OF THE FEDERAL ARMY

IN ROUTE TO MANASSAS AND HCBMOSD-FAIR-
FAX COURTHOUSE oCCUPiED--INCIDENTS OF
THE MARCH-RylDfNCRS or HAsTY HvACu
ATIOS--MOyEMEST TOWARD CENTREylLLE
We oomIi from the various e toIs and reports, and
principally from THE Washington S,ar the following
narrative Of tie advance on Manassas and Richmon,,
commenced On TUESDAY last:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

OF gHu CONTEST.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
rR0N GEN. M'CLEllAH'S COLUMN

ANOTHER VICTO II l
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

GALLANT CONDUCT OF OUR TROOPS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
TIE ADVANCE MOVEMENT.

The Engagement at Bulls RHr.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20
ROUTES oF THE Advance.

The advance Was made by four different routes lesd-
upOward F,irfiX Ouse, and directly 10 Cen
vile The right vi z, composeo Uftie First hi ison,
fur brigad, under the command Of General Iyle Of
Connecticut PROCEEDED by the GcOrgetown tu,np.Se.
The center, composed OF the Secoud Dvion, two bd-
"a e., under Colonel lInner United States Army, FTo
c,eded ly The Leesburg Centeyille road The let
wing WA. composed Of the Thd Division, three bri-
gade. under Colonel ). Il. HtiaIzLnan Ia ted States
a my; AID the III th Division, two brigades, under
Col. Dixon s. Miles, United States Army. Tire Fifth
division proceed,d by the od Brsddock road, ~ d Q
Iiir1 by the Little River turn ike. The Fourth Di-
ysiru, under Gen Rnuyon, of New-Jeroey, eprsiUted
the Ieser,e There were in the wuvle column sixty
Two re- iuents-,bou' fits five thol-and mon-and IN
te marching oi,iions aggregate of forty Te thou
sand.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Massachusetts, and Tew- York Hen Engaged
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

MASKED BATTERIES AND AMCUSCADES.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Two NJ. iuents--abOU fits five th0I-aud men-gnd IA
81 marching ions aggregate of forty Te thou
ssnd.
TnE TAXING or FAIRFAX.
On the couun Of Col. Dixon $. Miles entering Fair
fax Court House il erail I'd tnat the COnfcder
ate tIo,ps had left about . clock In the morning;
tlat ey were under the commend OF Gen. Bonham,
late Member OF Congress from South Carolina, aod
were about 600 stroug consisting oi South Carolina,
Alabama and Georgia regiments They had occupied
Fix camIs the town. some IN tents, others ~ has
iily co ttluctcd shanties.
Tue fr~ yers ms VINO were 10 be found in town said
that they had expected them to make stand having
always n-s,re that thlre would be ba tie and that
al who wi,hed safety had better leave. But they
formed on bill behind the town oLly 10 tun tail
l. e instant columus ip sight, tEOse OF Gen.
Ioer aud Col. HtntLelman lankIng them as the
ter approached
In the camps as in their headquarters In town. were
lresh tyidelces OF hasty dep nture In Cne wre i've
qua ter of fresh beef and eloyen muske la all
- aies sLovelo camp Kettles kuapsacSs ard PISTOLS ia
al uudaace. number OF tents were LETT eDtre, aud
tue ropes which held others bad beeu cut otol pull
il . np tie stakes. la table set fol the oii-
GERS bfeatf IT.
si K sJlliers we're left in hospital with nothing to
eat; in the Quarternssters FOODS medicine crest,
the Ouaterna-ter chest, and plChty OF excel
lent whisky, lett; the Lt OF was most striking
ploof Of a rapid flight Ia the knapsacks weIe very
,ecious things such letter from wife 10 hUs
band inclo.ug lock oi bairfrom sister 10 brother,
askinp Lin 70 " XII a Yankee for me-" There
also ma, OF various parts OF Virginia. La were
even leitcrs inclosing money.
Tue Confederate mailbag was made prize OF by
Crl Burnside. AS for th5 town, II looked like a
de-eried village; hardly any perons but women ana
negroes wrIe 10 be seen; tae h0usts, some II tleui
looking as IL the village had better days were
siut u5, and scarcely anything woe to be had Tor love
or iuo1ev Tea and coffee have, were inform by
female res1ent, been unknown for long tine, and
OF other things there appeared 10 be 20 sui ehuily
We rclIet % cay tnLt several deserted Dui1ii s.
were broken iu,o and Iillaeet, ~ that FIX mostly
barBs Vu tue vatskirs Vi ts owu, w0le burned soie
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20

Capt. Frank White Of the 10Th Regiment, New-York
Zoaases, now stationed at Fortress Monroe has been
appointed Sid IN the stal Of Asor.Gen. John Z. Fse-
IuVpI,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-20


A letter irQm IfaA COurl-li iOuse 10 TIE Richmond
DlsPet. n, daiec Jply = thus speaks o the Esheenth
VTsiOia Soianters al tuat point, being porion OF
tle toops who 10 sacdeniy eNaclateG tie tlGoe on
1tursday;
"Ou, regiment is under the command of Col. With
eIs, who wlll, $40 dVu.i, prove Liufel equal to anY
emergency thAt NAY arise. Oar sOlGieIs well
Cal led, and, led on by worthy Colonel and his
savOroinaie ohcer, veLtue the assertion they vii
make for themselves na ue in Tie cO.liug COntest"
WHERE u AL THE sPEChI
1he Rictm'aa D.SiAaick OF Saturday eXclai:as:
Everybody is Juet nov propoulding tAis important
Y,eainn CoiTess are scarce eteOrs, md, a. for
niser produce, tic sisht Of quarter OF hall-dolar
hSxleed poulie 70 diseastd ocuars. In the ab-
ssnoe o. anything more sgbstau'id, our local cal-
r oupe, o. keys - jingle i0st hy way of Auid
tteaun ae~ins and leeeiSe the bio sSgs vi a. a.
eletse eyaalaGAllY'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-17

SALISBURY, Jan. 15.-Beef, a 6 Bacon. IL l24
Butter, Is 20 Corn, Is Flour So 90 So Is Lard
l23 Meal 60 20 Moasses, SO SIS IRISH Potatoes so
50 sweet Potatoes, 60 70 Peas, So Pork. 81 y
Whiskey, SO $I.0O
CHARLESTON, Jan. l4-Cotton.-There was good
demand for this article to-day which resulted the sale of
74S bales at very full prices The particulars are as fol-
lows bales at ~ rs at So II at ST. 81 81 AZ at 93 SO
at 1O3; lz9 at l03 81 at H. II at IL 43 liz at ll 46
at s 80 at III Is at H. 40 at 2 and % bales l2c
NEW YORK, Jan. A.-Cotton is quiet; sales of 1900
bales closing steady at l2}c. Flour firm; State 80 S.
49, Ohio 70 IS 80, and southern IS Sc. Wheat adj
vanced lc.; red Western SO 81 SO, white SO 81 55,
Milwaukee club 81 &c. and Chicago Spring 20 81 234
Corn fm sales at lc for mixed old white Southern
- sl3 l21 Lard 100 l05c. Whisky 193c. Sugar
Muscovado 81 &C. Coffee, Laguayra 134 1890. Moas-
New Orleans 80 800 Spirits Turpentine steady at IS
81 lie. Rosn firm; sales of 5000 bbls rs 81 3d.
Rice lie firm at 81 4Sc.
baltimore, Jan. l4.-Flour dull Howard st. s. SO !;
white As 81 IS. Corn buoyant; yellow 65 a &c. Pork
firm Mess SIS; Prime 13 to $l3 So Lard Oc Coffee l2a
l3c. Whisky dull at l93c.
NEWBERN, Jan. 15.-Cotton.-Sales for the last few
days have amounted to 800 bales at prices ranging
from l04, IL, III l14c per H., the quotation Tor
small lot sold yesterday superior article would COM
mand even higher price.
TurpentneSales have been brisk during the week and
we have to noe considerable advance within few days
Yesterdays transactions amounted 600 barrels
81 so for Dip and 81 so for Scrape This is an advance
during the week of Is Csc. per Dbl.
Sprts-But little doing, but with better feeling the
market Sales yesterday at &c. gallon. Superior
packages would command &c. per gallon.
Tar-Rues quiet, with but little inquiry. We quote at
81 so by inspection.
Pork-Commands about ST per 100 lbs
tourRemains firm with small sales at 81 SO for Fine,
s. for Superfne and So so for Family.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-17
SWORN TESTIMONY.

SCRooN LAKE Essex Co.. N. Y.,l
February 6, 1858.
your Hair Colorng Restorative and having much
pleased with it, take pleasure in making the following
statement From the effects of fit ofsicknes when
about eighteen of my hair commenced turning
and continued to grow until 1t became perfectly
t0e being very harsh and Last reached
my fythird year. when was induced by friend pur
chase two bottles of Hemstree Hair Restorative prepared
by commenced using according to directions and
eoo days surprised to find that my hair from the
roots outward turning back to its original color 1t
continued to grow until truly brown and glossy
was before in youthful days, and Is fully restored
10 ats original color. MYLA SEAMAN.
Essex Co., Myla Seaman came before and
duly and says that the above statement true this
9th day of Feb. 1853.
JOEL F. POTTER, Justice of the Peace.
Remember that this result produced by HEMsTREET
Iniabe the original and only reliable Hair Restorative.
Price fifty and dollar bottle. Sold everywhere
by all Druggist.
Sold in Wilmington by W. H. Lippitt H. McLn, and by
W. E. HAGAN 4 co, Proprietors, Troy, N. Y.
Dec. 26. 93-lm-d&w.