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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

Mr. Richardson Of Illinois OH Saturday disgraced
himself and the House Of Representative, Of which he is
member lie joined tn, por; Of pus, the profanity o.
backyard Mr Richardson, however mus, be p'ied sud
padonsd II. taught hl. where he learned his
political principles the chiv,lry" Word
We cannot concur in this. Mr.. Richard
sons bullying blackguardism on that occasion
would have disgraced any decent man. but did
not disgrace Richardson. 1t couldn't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

The ST. Louis Republican has bitter article
on the fug.iyes from Slavery in Missouri now
colonized in Kansas which says:
"Ls, all other newly freed colouie. OF blacks education
and religion have been about the hrs things which
these 10 gitiys negroes had tLe attention directed
1t does seem a great pity that these poor,
ignorant, degraded negroes could not impart
their notions Of /" first things T." to the South
ern Whites.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

William c. Riyes Of Virginia, who has made
a large portion of his great wealth by penuri'
Gus management while holding lucrative Fed
eral Offices, including that of ambassador at
Paris, has just disinherited his son, George
Washington Riyes, because be is q Cnionist.
Riyes senior does not seem so hostile to the
coniiscation policy as do the apolosists for his
treason up this way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

NOW READY,

IN pamphlet Of % pages, on fine, white paper Beside
Size bill which is word for word in accordance with the
original sppend to it Alphabetical Reorganization
every article be taxed By the law and the amount of
the 70 be levied thereon This renders 1t complete
.nd convenient, possible TO make it. The Bill taxes al
every article use aud every person is interested to
know the amount
Piee cents postpaid ~ per 100 if sept by express; SIS
per 100 il BY mail
Address THE TRIBUNE, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16
Newpprk DAILY Gribm,re
WEDNESDAY,. JULY 16, 1862.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Ne notice can be taken Of ANONYMOUS Communications
Whatever intended for insertion must be authenticated
by the and address Of the wrernot nsse'ary Tor
publication, bu, as ssuarsnty for his good faith
Nsoannot undertake rejected Communications
All business ietts. for this Office should addressed to
"THE TRIsrNEr Kev.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16
STATE OF THE MARKETS

= l.
With a moderate amount of business the Stock
market exhibited much the depressed features
Monday There appearance Of panic but absence
buyers at the opening which forced sellers accept lower
prices In order TO effect sales The Board adjourned over to
enable s members to attend the great Union meeting but
there iormsl coll in the afternoon, at which much
better feeling shown and portion Of the decline OF the
morning recovered The business for the steamer to-day
has not been very large remtsers whenever possible are
holding back Many orders have been received from the
oh. side to retain funds here rather than pay such hgh rates
Of exchange Sterling about 1921 for leading bills freishs
less active and not quite so firm Gold conn
ues to advance and sold high liz for double eagles AT
the close 1t wa, scarcely FIRM and quoted at otdIo
Silver den and for Canada, the banks there axe
deeming their circulation in American silver com safes
have been made high l3. but the current rate
l2. Ncke 4d5 = cent Money IS without change
TO notice and abundant on good colaeras at sac cent
God Demand Notes 1917 ao7! Indebtedness Cernncs'e'
at 99agai and52O cents at 99l and interest The eI'
changes OF the Clearing House Yesterday were 70
The market or Western and State Flour continues active
and though the arrivals are liberal prices are5c T. Dbl
hotter A. t,e close the demand chiefly for export; the
sale, embrace bbs Canadian is not plenty and IN
&c Cd request prices Southern in fair demand and
shade drner Rye Flour firm, but less in request Com
Meal is scarce frmer, and in moderate request
Wheat fairly supplied but the assortment il by no means
large md with more active demand FOR export prices are
lc ter especially for Spring. sales 2J''2oo 'ush'
Barle, is quiet, prices nominal. Barley Mat quiet
but iInl, held. Oats in fair demand, aud &C.
~ bush better Rye i, in good demand, and hTmeT'
Com /, more active and about lc y bush sitter at the
close Tie PORK active and with linte receipts
prices are better Beef quiet but with light arrivals hold
or, are firm Bee! Hams anguid and nominal Cut Meats
in improved demand especially prime qualities when are
scarce aid firm Lard good demand aud better especially
Prime which il scarce. Butter ia in fair request
and with moderate receipts, State is hrmer The
closing day Of the Beef Cattle msrke. such as
droyers have no. before in long time tina: is when
they would get better rates toward he close than a, the open
ing Every kind of stock has advanced in price Beeve
equsl to IN hall a the weight Of meat Sheep
and Lsmbs equal onefourih to onehsf cent upon live
weight Live Hogs fun half cen: sud Veal Calves shade
L.star
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

favor Of carrying on the war upon war principles
coniiscatins and quarterins upon the enemy.
"A British brig, tho Reindeer, Ia wrecked on
Long Branch. She has cargo Of sugar, most of
which will be lost.
The mail for Europe, per the steamship Scotia
will close this morning at 81 O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16
GRADUAL EMANCIPATION.

The House Committee to whom was intrusted the
consideration of the Presidents plan Of gradual
emancipation, will make long report tomorrow,
accompanied by bill as a substitute for that sug
gested by the President yesterday. Tue report is
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16

~ VI # f.Ltt "NHETTNFf ....N.4I
The period of inaction has passed. Iwlll brinl
you now face to face with the rebels, and onl!
pray that God may defend the right. slI thi
In whatever, directionI may move, however
strange my actions may appear TO you, evei
bear In mind that my fate Is linked with youra
and that all LIDO is to bring you where know
you wish to be--on the decisive battlefield
1t is my business to place you there. | am to
watch over you as parent over his children;
and you know that your General loves you from
the depths OF his heart. Il shall be my care
II has ever been-to gain success with the least
possible loss; but know that If it 10 necessary
You will willingly follow me to our graves for
our righteous cause.
God smiles upon us s--viCt0ry attends US, yet
] would not have you think that our aim is to
be obtained without manly struggle. ! will
not Disguise II from you that you have brave
foes TO encounter; foemen well worthy Of the
steel which you will use so well. | shall de-
mand from you great and heroic exertions, ri-
pid and long marches, desperate cOmbats and
prlvatons. We will share all these together,
and when this sad war 10 over, we will all re-
turn to our homes and feel that we can 6sk no
higher honor than the proud copsclousness that
we belonged to the army Of the Potomac.
Signed GEO B. MCCLELLAN.
Msjor General Commanding.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Evacuation of New Madrid Officially
Anmnnncah

LoUIsVILLE, March IA Tho telegraph line ia
now open for business between here and Nash.
vile aud Gallatin, Tennessee.
ST.. LOUIS, March l4.-The following ia n
copy of an official dispatch sent TO the Secretary
of War:
After several days slirmishing and mum.
Der OF attempts by the enemy'a gunboas to dis.
lodge Gen Pope'5 batteries at Point Pleasant,
the enemy has evacuated his fort and intrench-
ments at New Madrid, leaving all his artillery,
held batteries, tents, wagons, mules, etc and
an immense quantity of military stores. Bfig,-
Gen. Hamilton has occupied the place. This
was the last stronghold of the enemy in this
State. There is no rebel flag now flying in
Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, March l5.--Brigadier General
tope, in dispatch to General Hslleck, saws
Our success at New Madrid has been even
greater than was reported. Twenty five pieces
OF heavy artillery, consisting of tBenty. four
riied 32-pounders, two batteries of field artil-
lery, an immense quantity Of fixed ammuni.
tion, several thousand small arms, hundreds of
boxes OF muskets and cartridges, three hundred
mules and horses, tents for an army OF twelve
| thousand men, and an immense quantity of
other property, OF not less value than one milr
lion dollars, has fallen into our hands. Thei.
men oDly escaped *
The enemy's whole force is demoralized.and
dispersed In the swamps on the opposite side of
the river. The enemy abandoned their works
30 hurriedly aS to leave all the baggage of their
officers and the knspsacks of their men, their
dead unburied, their suppers on the tables, and
candles burning in their tents. A iurious
thunder storm, which ragged all night, enabled
the enemy to get across ths river Without being
discovered. Our heavy battery was erected
during the night of the 18th, within eight hun
dred yards OF the enemy's works, and opened
at daylight on the 18th, Just thirty four hours
after, the guns were delivered to US at Cairo.
During the whole day of yesterday our lines
were drawn closer around their works, under
furious fire OF sixty pieces of artillery. The
fear of en- assault on their works at daylight,
induced them to flee precptately during the
night, Many prisoners have been taken; also
the colors of several Arkansas regiments Our
loss is about fifty killed and wounded. Holins
was in command of the feet and Generals Nc
Conn, Stuart and Graft in command of the land
forces. The gunboats went down the river
Gen Pope has twenty-five heavy guns planted
in the enemy's works which command every
part of the river
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Parson BrownIOv Released,

NASHVILLE, March Is --Parson Brownlow
and son arrived here to-day. He says he was
imprisoned in the common Jail at Knoxville on
December 9th, in violation of an agreement
With the rebel government. He Was confined
In small dark room. Being attacked by the
typhoid fever, he was removed to his residence,
and laid up eight weeks under strict guard.
Having partly recovered, he got pass from
the rebel government, left Knoxville two weeks
at Shelbyville ten days. He reached the Fed
eral lines this morning. BroWnloW declines
starting paper here on account of i'll health.
He proceeds North to publish story of his
martyrdom. Brownlow is not effected by con-
sumption, as reported
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Cincinnati Market

CINCINNATI. March ID.
FIoUR-Thsre is no change in the MARKET the demand
Tor superhne is fair but not much Offering. We quote
| Iy al 81 so,
WHIsKY-A continued good demand, chiefly specu.
aye aud prices are up hc. The sales were 900 bbls
| at2O92OHo, the latter rate for wagon.
PROVl5IONs-Holders met buyers more freely, and
prices were lower but the market closed heavy at the
ME55 PoRK-The best brands would bring s1I. hut
the outside rate offered for couutry was Ai0 5O The
sales comprise 800 bbls City Mess Pork sclass brand
BULK MEATs-37oOOO lbs bulk Meat a. so 70,
shoulders, and 4hc for sides.
HAMS-Would not bring over 4c, and we noticed q
diposlon to accept these rates toward the close.
LARD-950 lbs were disposed of at 8z6a7c for nyne
and 6c for head and gut. Nothing transpired IN Bal
| con.
OLA sale of "a bbls lnleed at SOC. L. Is arm at
GR0OERIEs-The market is UNCHANGED and steadv.
suGAk-onba sells AZ eDe%c, and New Orleans At
>SMoE4ssEs-ss@4Oc.
90FF S FEE-l9&@eoc. There is a fair jobbnE demand .
WHhAT-The ferings are light and the demand
Moderate mo- rate we quote fair to prime red at oO995c
bush prime red 1t G4c 400 bush do at 90c and 3 bush
good white at 95c. '''''
a. ooRN-The demand is fully up to the supply, and
the market rules firm at full prices We quote Ear in
bulk at the lower depots at 34@35c.
demand attic In bulk. '''SN
saPpy III Dettef anu the market il dull.
and prices Irregular the sales reported were 900 bush in
Duk az ooc; eOO do In sacks at 500, sacks returned
bAhLEf-Thre is no essential change in the market;
prime samples OF spring and fall are IN fir demand al
the lower grades remain dull at 5O65c the Of
sold ut Csc. f- '"''
HAY-The demand is limited and the market dull, but
prices are not lower We quote tghtpressedat SIS SO
V@d4 2O per ton, and loose-pressed at $ll@Ie.
OHEEeE-The market is firm and at full prices; tho
supply is light We quote Western Reserve at 7Kc,
and Hamburg at Sc. ~
BUTrER-rhe supply is better aud the market Is dull
good, and 7(99c for common.
SEED-The demand for clover continues active and
prices advanced to "a 3O@4 35. Timothy Is dull and
bushels clover sold at 81 25, and 25 bbls at a. 80,
shippers count,
Gazette.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
From, Missouri.

ST. Louis, March l5.--Geu. Halleck com
mands that all Jurors, whether in civil or Grim
inal courts will hereafter be required to take
the oath OF allegiance, prescribed by the Con-
vention, Oct. l6, 1861 Those refusing to take
such oath will be rejected as aliens,
Any neglect on the part of the army or vol.
unteer surgeons, in their duties to the sick or
wounded, will be reported to headquarters
IL is said that some OF the medical officers
now prisoners of war have failed to give proper
attention to their own sick and wounded In
cases Of this kind, medical officers will be de-
prived of their parole, and be placed in close
confinement, and the facts reported to head.
Quaters
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Departures of II Naval Expedition
from Cairo.

HICKMAN, Ky, a. 8 P. MA naval expedi
ton, composed of the gunboats Benton, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Csrondelet, and Conestago
under Flag officer FOote, lett Cairo at seven
this morning. AT Columbus they were passed
by The Pittsburgh, Sc. Louis, Mound City aud
were overtaken by eight mOrtars, in tow Of four
steauers, with transports The advance boats
have arrived here. Thirty mounted pickets OF
the enemy were in sight on the bluffs. On our
arrival, two companies of twenty seventh Illi-
nois regiment were sent after them, but they
escaped A strong Union feeling fs manifested
here. The impression prevails that Island No.
10 will not offer much resistance. There ia
said to be two thousand troops at Union, seven
thousand at Humboldt, and fifteen in the vcin
i!y of Island No. 10. At the latter place there
is also said to betwelve heavy guns in three bat.
teriee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Master Commissioners Sale.
George O. Osborn

vs.. : Superior Court. .-+f
Samuel L. Lingo ct all
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID 10 me directed from the Superior Court Of Franklin
County, Ohio, will oer for SALE a the door Of the
Court House. In the city Of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A. D. 1862,
at one o'clock, P. M the following described real estate,
EtuAte In the county Of Frankln and State Of Ohio,
to wit:
oeraln piece Of land In section two ~, township
two , range seventeen 17), United States military
land commencing II the center Of Plank road xty feet
(00 south Of the N Il. OF lot decided from o. L.
Westervelt to Peter Hammon thence g. with said road
twelve rods m and links to George StonerB line
thence u. thirtyone rods (3 and thirteen and half
feet 5, thence n parallel with said road sixteen rods
% thence west to the place Of begnning; II being the
three acres ( decided from L. Westervelt to g.
L. Lingo, except fraction 6i feet wide on the NV
corner and known as lot No. Of the subdivision In
the above described three acre piece.
Appraised at-Lots Nos. 3, 4, and 5, ESQ 90 each.
Lot No, 3andhouso, el75 90.
The one scre lot, $500.
~ - q. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff,
ass and Master commiaaionsT.
WILsoN & BMeHAM, Att'ys. ~, ID .cT ,1f 10
Printers fees " OV' s,1r-a stsmo -aisg o.
mvuAS-WW ssrs- l-rtf HIrl. E y. RI Ht aaI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Money market.


TIKIEuKAFHED FOR TIKI OHIO sTATKsMAN.
NRw YoRK, March Is.
The market continues active at per cent for oanl
Prime paper Is scarce and in good demand at 6@8 X
per cent for short and 61@7 for long dates.
Sterling Exchange lower and closed dull at IlOk@llI
lot Merchanis Bills and 11lk@ll2 for Bankers Bills.
american gold Is dull at IL per cent. premium.
cent. premium. -
government stocks are without material change
V treasury notes selling freely at par for large
at trihiDg premium for small amounts.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Bishop whiting gham--Thank
Prayerss

BALTIMORE, March l5.--Bishop Nottingham,
of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Mary.
land and the District of Columbia, has trans
mitted to all the clergymen of that church in
his parochial charge and in the District Of
Columbia, for use on all occasions Of public
worship, within eight days Of the Sunday follow
ing the receipt of his letter, prayer Of thanks
giving for the late victories to the national
army.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
What are the People Doingf

The American people are intelligent enough % uuprs
oAe preearations that contrbate much % the knpI
nese OF those using them, and they want the. nvev
TEETH some the NEURALoIA PLAsrERs and not few en-
closing ~ cent? for the Mourn WAsn to bs sent hT nall
pat 70 these We are compelled 10 reply that C a fnpos
Bile TO send half pint bottle bY mail The peouIe w1at
these Remedies WAC Sotn supply kssmf q :. 49,
Now IN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Now 10 th
CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrsWd agents can make smaiI fortune In earning
these articles around % families. The DEnsAL TRnaG
around Send for one and see or hsttsf adoIsns Wild
We will sail, as sanpieg for 81 Agents sstDiisa Ms
ally with oircalaIs. UP Now d he time u 20 lsto
the business, 10 do good, and mako proat. We are
spending thouHandB for the beneft Of agents. nsW
England men and women here 10 somsfhinE nice and
chance TO take the tide 81 itp nood. atT & GII1i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16

The only article offered to the French people that
would CuRI STRAIGHT HAIRl the above Toilet being
manufactured for tho sole benefit Of Louis Napoleon
which article ia indispensable to his toilet room.
The sublcbers feeling confident that this Toilet
necessarily take the place Of all others offered to
the public take pleasure in expressing their confidence
In The article. CALMING II from practical use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
From Fortress monroe.

FoRT MONROE, March 14-Everythiug is
quiet here. Two rebel. tugs were seen of Sew
ellis Point this morning making reconnaissance.
There are no signs OF the Merrimac
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

VIII CURL STRAIGHT HAIR in Soft, silken, Flowing
Ourls that will remain in shape for one day or one
Week II desired, any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and easy.
The air Toilet does not In apy manner interfere with
the Natural eotHsSs Of The Hair. Itneither scorches
nor dyes II; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance. II also prevents the hair from falling Of and
turning gray .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
New York Cattle stsrt,,

REPORT FOR THE WEEK ENDING March IL. Isos
TOTAL RECEIPTS or CATTLE ALL KINDS, EoR THE WEEK.
According to the reports from the several market.
places in the city, there have been received this week
compared with last week: taF
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Neuralgia Plasters.

DR. HURDs NEURALGIA NoN-ApHrsrvr pr an
ThRs are the most pleasant and succosSfuI rs1sdss
ever prescribed for this painful dissass he petirns
applies one soon becomes drowny, falls aslssp ard
,ee from Gam, and no blister or other aupisasnnt
or Injurious consequences ensue. For RARaorr -
Nvous HsapAcHe, apply according 10 direetlora ana
RELIEF Will surely follow Nothing be obiains1 cqu1l
70 70 ~. huras Oompress for Neuralgia. TrS then.--
They are entirely novel; curious and oreipsi pferar
auon, ana wonderfully sSseesgfnl. They aT0 Of tuc
.i,es, one small for the face, price Is csnis and the
ItnSr % or Application to the body, price 81 esRs,
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WIN. .. HUR5 q CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

UF Or. HuRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER,
and ro0THAoHK DROPS cannot be cent By mail, mi
!ney can probably Be obtained st your Drug or Perlod
TREASURY Price, 0HR DOLLAR, which contains them
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w. B. HURD g. CO.,
Tribune BUILDINGS,

That remittanceS may bO made with confidence, W. B.
II. q o.. refer to the Mayor OF Brookbn; 10 d. w /.
GRWyITH President Rarmers and OitiEons BanM gfoot
yni 70 JoT. Coz & oO., New York; ito r. T. 1zREsn,
ESQ.,, New York, etc., etc. - r--r-'
feb26'64-d&wIy
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16

lVW@i'Sr' 4'E0' llV 0'| s'o'S io'7'S 2SoS7
BEEF oATTLE'
NumDer .epor'ea ior Vhs market at korty'fourth
'ts''' 4'AO''
The prices to-day are quoted as follows.
First quality .....7h 7h@sK Ordinary. 81
Medium ......"7 7x9716 Extra...... ..... :
Some Extra good Beeyes NAV be quoted at oc
The general average Of the markets. 7Kc.
The most of the sales range from 7dDso.
Total number Of Beeyes received in the city this Wss
,3sS. - "N'-'
mr,. .o, A., ,o
ms, IN aSau Vts M aa % sss "eTS, % anu iOa mead
more 'nan tNe aVeIaGe Oa ss year Tne average num-
e. esSa @ market hsn last ysST was esS
than the average, and 57s head more than this day
THE SHEEP MARKET.
| Rsoa;,,,s 90. ,h0 ,roa, a oe5
me spss ,0r .S SgsA, y s ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Excelsior Invigorator !

Ia an indispensable cle In every Geneman's Toilet
and after one weeks they would mott for any oonsd-
Grafton, be without II The above article will In from
McUwrAefIe
The subscribers are the only Agents for the absvo ar.
ticle in the United States
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-16
Mas.er Commissioners Sale.

Henry PiAff's Ex'rl
nYvInTUE OF AN ORDRR OFDALR
ID 70 me directed from the Superior Court 0f Franz
lin County Ohio will oer for sale, at the door Of
the Court House, In tho city Of Columbus, on sl8
Saturday, the 5th day Of April, A. D. 1862,
bs,wsen the hours Of 10 O'Clock .. m and ocioci p
ma the following described real entats, situate In The
Lot No, (3o In William PhelanS addition 70 the cliy
Of Oolumbus pct plat now on record 10 said Frank
Nm connty will mora fully show s-rsss, nv 81.
-''r---. --rt--.-- CIV. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
7end Master Commllsionet.t
Rfintsrsfees % 50. se-b nsr. - - ersio s2r
/ NsRdise em ~. {. j L...as o el.--sl. g y
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Marcus Childs's,

Proprietor Of that extensive business locality,
NO, 81, SO and 30 HIGH STREET,
Opposite the State House. Esa
oct2T-d6m III
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Whisker Invigorator

y Beautiful Economical, eoothing, yet Stimulating
Compound, acting II BY magic upon the roots, causs
ing beautiful growth ct luxurant beard II applied
to the scalp II will cure Bdldness, and II applied ac.
oording to directions will cause to spring up in bald
spots afne growth Of FRESH, SOFT HAIR.
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NApoLEou's HAIR rolLrr I

They would also announce to the public that they are
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Do you want Whiskers?
Do you want a Moustache

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ever offered the people Of the United States. The above
article % the only one used BY tho FIench in London
and Paris II Is In universal use.