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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
FREMONT, SANDUSKY COUNTY, OHIO, MAY Is. 1862.

professional and civil life seem 10 have been
discarded. Gen. Beauregard himself who
on very recent occasion, boasted that he
had been controlled by humane feelings,
after the battle Of Bull Run, coolly propos-
ed to hold Gen. Ricketts, as a hostage for
one Of The murderous priyatecrs, and the
rebel surgeons disdained intercourse and
communication with our own surgeons taken
10 honorable battle Tho outrages upon
the dead will revive the recollections Of
the cruelties to which savage tribes subject
their prisoners. They were buried, in many
cases, naked with their faces downward.-
They were left to decay in the open air,
their bones being carried of as trophies
sometimes as the testimony proves, to be
used as personal adornments; and one wit
ness deliberately AYERS that tho head Of
one of our most gallant officers was cut off
by secessionist, to be turned into drink
ing cup on the occasion Of bis marriage
Monstrous as this revelation may appear to
be, your Committee have been informed
that, during the last two weeks, the skull
ola Union soldier has been exhibited n the
office Of the Sergeant-atArms of the House
Of Representatives, which had been con-
verted 10 such purpose, and which bad
been found on the person Of ono of the
rebel prisoners taken in recent conflict.
"The testimony of Gov. Sprague, Of
Rhode Island, is most interesting. 1t con-
firms the worst reports against the rebel
soldiers, and couclusively proves that the
body of one ofthe bravest offices in the vol
uuteer service was burned. Ho does not
hesitate to add that this hyena desecration
Of the honored corpse was because tho reb-
els believed it TO be the body Of Col. Slo-
cum, against whom they were infuriated
for having displayed so much courage and
chivalry in forcing his regiment fearlessly
and bravcly upon them.
"These disclosures, establishing as they
incontestably do, tho constant inbumauity
of the rebel leaders, will be read with sor
row and Indignation by the people of the
loyal States. They should inspire these
people to renewed exertions to protect oul
country from the restoration to power oil
such men. They should, and we believe
they will, arouse the disgust and horror Of
foreign nations against this unholy rebel
lion. Let il be our duty, nevertheless, 10
furnish a continued contrast to such bar
barities and crimes. Let us perserve in the
good work Of maintaining tho authority Of
the Constitution and ofrefusiDg to initiate
tho monstrous practices wehave been called
upon to investigate.
"Your Committee beg to say, in con
clusion, that they have not yet been enab-
led to gather testimony in regard to the ad
ditioual inquiry suggested by the resolu
ton of the Senate, whether Indian savage
have been employed by the rebels in mill
tary service against the Government of tn
: United States, and how such warfare ha
been conducted by said savages, but ths
they had taken proper steps to attend t
this important duty. B. F. WADE,
Chairman.
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SecessiOmisla.


Tho new vestrymen Of Trinity Church,
do not have as good time Of it in sustain.
ing the Rev. Mr.. Syie, the non-praying pas
tor, as they expected. The rebel sympa.
thisers, as l have previously stated, succeed.
ed in electing new board of vestrymen,
with the exception Of one old citizen who
has been vestryman Of tho church for twen.
ty years, and who was purposely left on by
the Syle men. All the others are new
men, and ti-Bishop men. But the ole
vestrymen has resigned, refusing to serve
with such board. Mr.. Chase, finding tha
two of the vestrymeu engaged in this mear
foray against the authority of the loya
bishop were holding office under him, a
once dismissed them, so that the church il
in trouble. Numbers of the loyal mem
bers Of the church are leaving it, so tha
even the Rev. Mr.. Syle has become alarm
nd for the prosperity Of bis church. Mr.
Chase formerly attended it, but since il
pastor has shown that he occupies such
doubtful position towards the government
he has LETT Wash. Cor. of ~ Y. Posi-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
The Abolition OF slavery In the DIssrIc,
of Columbia.

Tho Abolition OF slavery In the District
OF Columbia.
BY RUFUS LEIGHTON.
Another laurel wreathes to-day
Our country's honored fame;
The seal is set which wipes away
A long recorded shame.
Thank God the rulers Of the land
For Freedom have decreed,
And Justice lifts her sacred hand
To bless the righteous deed.
But yesterday, where now we tread
Was Slavery cursed soil;
Unchecked she reared her shameless head,
And clutched her guilty spoil.
To day, we walk on Freedoms ground;
No slave can breathe this air
And Joy and thankfulness resound
Where late was heard despair.
Too long the spot which bears the name
OF him who leads the line
OF all the patriots dear TO fame,
Whose names immortal shine,
Hath borne the deep disgrace that brands
The tyrant's hated deeds;
And plain the damning record stands,
To mock the nations creed.
The golden hour has struck at last
Which marks joyful morn;
The night Of tyranny is past,
The day Of Justice born.
The record writ in coming years
The past may yet retrieve,
The promise which to-day appears
The future yet achieve.
And she who crowns the smiling hill
Where fair Potomac glides,
And whose decree for good or i'll,
A nations fate decides
A noble city yet shall be,
And worthy to have borne
That honored patriot name which she,
Dishonored, long hath worn.
No more within her marble halls
Oppression rules the hour;
No longer on the nation calls
To crouch beneath his power.
Within her courts shall Freedom bear
Henceforth her blessed sway
And all the future seems TO wear
The glory Of to-day.
How grand and fair the vision spread
Before our longing eyes,
As all the mists Of doubt and dread
From off the picture rise
From lakes to gulf, from sea TO sea, .
Behold the land so good
Her toiling millions strong and free
One mighty brotherhood.
Her battles fought, her victories won,
No field Of bloody strife
Sends forth its cloud to blot the sun,
Or drinks the nations life.
But Peace and all her shining band
Their tuneful voices raise,
And sing throughout the happy land
Their songs of joy and praise.
From sea to sea, from gulf TO lakes,
And DER the watery world,
The winds Of heaven our banner takes,
Against the sky unfurled;
The dear old flag i--its stars all there
And where it proudly streams
No guilt Of treason taints the air,
No slave of freedom dreams. t-.I
! o nation fairest born of time
o people blessed of fatel 80. .....
'Tis yours to make the world sublime,
By being nobly greatl
| To rise, from out this trial hour,
If true to man and God, ..
To heights of fame and fields of power
And glory all untold
WASHINGTON, d. c., April l6 1862.
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wInedona CornIne.

The last new anigger song threatens TO be n
popular about the country az Dixie once was, o
as John Browns soul now Is, Itisealled king
dom Coming and this Is the way II eoan,
Say, darl<ies have you seen de master, M
With dc muffstachc on his face,
90 long de road some time dis morning,
Like he gwine to leave dis place. "
He seen a smoke way up de ribber, f
Where the Lincoln gunboats lay;
He took his hat and lef berry sudden,
And l spec he run away.
De darkiss laugb--"He, he
II must be now de kingdom coming,
And de year O. Jubilee. IS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
GALLANT Act.

On Friday last, Lieutenant Edw. X. Null,
of Captain Richards company, Third Regi-
ment Pennsylvania Reserves, while on du.
ly near the Rappahannock river, was captur-
ed by party Of rebels and carried off some
distance, where guard, armed with a shot
gun, was put over him, to prevent him from
making bis escape, while the party went to
look for more game. AS soon as the cap
tors were out OF sight, the LieuteAant pull
ed revolver from his coat pocket, and hol-
ding il close to the head of the guard, po-
litely informed him thathe would be under
the painful necessity Of blowing bis brains
out il he did not Immediately lay down bis
gun and go with him. Tho frightened
rebel obeyed orders, aud it was not long be-
fore tho Lieutenant was back in his owr
camp, and good as new, accompanied BY
his prize. Lieutenant Mullis resident Q
Berks county, Pennsylvania.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

GooD!l-"Invisible," writing 10 the
Cincinnati Times. gives the following en-
counter between secesh puppet and . 10y
al patriotic lady,-he ''waked mp the wrong
passenger
"On the train was rebel officer, who has
been dashing through the country on fur
Tough. He has just dOunsd new uniform
aud was very much disposed to sthrow him
self" Coming over from Dayton, be scat
ed himself beside q lady. and was not long
in striking up conversation. He common-
ced railing against the people Of the North,
calling them Abolitionists. and declaring
that the South can never Be conquered, DO.
The lady listened 20 him 10 silence for q
few minutes and then said
"Alow me 10 speak word. sir I have
listened 70 your treason aBd bFagRadocia
until my ears burn, and now nssl tell you
what think Of you. You are trsitoE 70
the best government ever formed by man.
You have unblnshingly she'd ffalsfual blood,
and, in my estimation, you are MnEdareF
and ought to be hung. Not content With
spreading desolation. and bringing ruin TO
your own section, yop take advantages Of 3
parole 0f honor 10 insnlt loyal and relpecia.
Bio people. Like rowsrd, yon ehopse
Ilady 70 insult With yeur Eeprshepsible con
lyeuation." - y .SFe c.r1s r. af1r "A
\ "Yop viii excuse me madame. bptH--r-
f'sNo apologies, sir. Your .condnet = in-
exeussble. No treitor can explain his con
duct: I have something now % say 20
yep- .n, ssr asg l btN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Senator Davis Opinion OF the President.
Seuator Davis Of Kentucky, in tho course
of speech, few days since, in the United
States Senate, paid this tribute to the
President:
/ voted against Mr.. Lincoln and opposed
him honestly and sincerely; but Mr.. Lin
coin has won me 10 his side, There is a
niche in the temple Of fame, niche near
to Washington, which should be occupied
by the statue Of him who shall save his
country. Mr.. Lincoln has mighty dos
tiny. II is for him, il he will, to step into
that niche. 1t is for him to be but Presi-
dent Of tho people Of the United States,
and there win bis statue be. II is in his
power to occupy q place next 10 Whashipg-
tOu-the founder and preseTer--sids BY
side. fsel f5aa ~ -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

TIE Foars.-Fort Pulaski Fort jackson /
Fort St. Philip ~ Fort Macon I'LL Nov
for SUMTER The rebellion does not begin 10
end 20 long as the rebel flag hOats in oharleston
harboF. eafA q hr mAs.N ~ "a ~ 2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

Louisiana and Jeff. Davis iags, taken from
the City Hall of New Orleans, are on view in
the ante-chamber Of the House. They were
bsougAt By Capt Bailey. e ~ 80 IA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16
ROBERT 8. RICE. John D. RICE
aois n. s. RICE a. SON,
Physicians g. Surgeons,

orglcE and RrsiDsScr on Arch Street, the Rail
road Eubankment.
May Is, 1857. 16u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-05-16

@Invisible" writes from Columbus that the
fresh regiments now employed in guarding the
military prisons Of the State will be sent 70 the
field aud their places filed for two months by
the Oldest Ohio regiments in the service. Al
the end Of two months the next Oldest viii re-
! lieye them and SO on
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

BoTn-ln Providence. h. J.; on Tuesday, July OF
li0gcrirg consumption taAEi k'tLE latc member OF
shorey Green Co.'S Ne" Orleans opera troupe, aged
- years. .
he friends aai ecq Antauces sra respectfully invited
TO aleu- the sn.l, WI N.,,a ~ ~. oe On intfsuay'
from t.lc EAonanta iiotol. trVNia.ncs
Troy papers VIII please coy.
iARNia--At Noiin l'ahs, slass- on lrNay' Jusc q,
lRAS. WknRKS, Infant son II EDWARD l.. ard III Lou9o
Biruea. ot ms Guy hesh months and 70 days.
Troy papcrs please cory. -,
20 tnh.-At io.N,""h iiv-i.Pi, ~, on Mcnahy duhc
10 y bii - ieFsr ikNRN - tooFfr serSsane company
y Tnirty si6uth regiment $50 hk STATE soiNhtcers,
assd - yesTs ] .",,tas ana @ ~ dass. - ,,.,..
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the MAILS FOR EUROPE.

important Ope rm tions Before Rich hmond-
severe Batti-s Between the Union and
Rebel Forces-Tho Recent Fight ON
James Island, ). C.-Anairs tn the souti,
and soui ihwesf, cc., sc.
Ihe Cunsrd mail steampsnip China Captain Anderson,
will leays this port to-day for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will cose, in this city at nine
O'Clock this morning.
The New YoRx HERALD--Edion for Enrope-wilI be
published at eight O'Clock This mosIing. and will
contain full particulars f special Drresppnden,s,
OF the recent important movements Of Goueral Mcts
lan's army and the late sanspnary Battles between the
Union and Rebel Forces in front OF Richmond; Addi
tiona details OF the late Fight James Island s. e
The Latest News from Now orsans and The Southwest
and all other interesting events of he past week
Single copies. in wrappers ready or mailing six cents
Sampson Low Son Co., No. 47 Ladgate Hill, London,
Egland. will receive Advertisements and tiols
for tho HERALD
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IMPORTANT FROM CAIRO.

Reported lombard mcnt Of Wick sburg-
Rumored Fight at Holly Springs, .sc.
CAIRO, Juiy I, 1862.
Advces from Arkansas TO tho effect that General
Hndman with 1000 rebels, in tho ifnma iiate
vicinity ST. Charles and that Colonel itch had aban-
doned tho tort, spigng the guns.
The situation OF General Curtis IL said to critical he
being unable bring supplies aad hts army having been
half rations for a week.
Reports have been curren. here to-day that Com.
noore Farragct had given the authorizes OF yicAsour
until Monday last 20 surrender.
Reports Columbus, b. passengers, that fgh,
had placc at Holly springs, and bombardment o
elve hours duration vicksburg, bat tho time Of
neither engagement given.
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Married

CuAPxAy-NARAsoRG -ln 'hicsgo, Illinois, on SuDiay
June 20 by the Rev. i. NJ E,dy, ~ D.. fRAsx q Guar.
NAN O. the New Work herald. 70 Miss t1iLY NAR.xoRg,
u CLicnso.
EewIASr-TLlSnrs.--On Monday. june 30 at =. Fran
els 24viets church, hy the Rev. Father M1y'an. JufS
iowIASp, $50. 20 M4RE ADGlg, yCunges. daas inter- o
Mr. Picrro Eii,din, al of Ibis city.
TlAaSr-Slir,taS.--At Easton, Pa. Wednesday,
Inc 25 b. tie Ray. Dr. GrSrnvad, 4. " WsssvT, Esq
.. ossvc, staten island 10 Miss MANY r. daughter of
Jesse b. Shipman, Esa., ol the iorlner place.
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NEWS FRcM MEMPHIs.
The Rebel States to Become Colonies OF
England and Francc-GenefaI Curtis
Suffering for suppiies--Fhreatened At
tack i'm Front and Rear.

The Rebel States to Become Colonies OF
England and Francc-GcnefaI Curtis
Suffering for Suppiiss--Fhreatened At
tack i'm Front and Rear.
MF;.rnIs, Jun 90, 1902.
Tho Araancae states tha, the rebel leaders have
lcmnlv determined in the last emergency apply 10
Great Britain or France be received colonies.
There are here many rumors force under Breck.
nridge moving North fail upon General Haieck de.
tached division.
General Curtis is suffering for supplies Our boats
cannot get w White river, owing to low Arkan.
refugees report Pike, win six thclsand moving
from Fort smith to attack Curtis rear ac llIndan
Is rapid gather a fcrce 10 attack his 'front.'.
MfSs. AV0rsrA PAGE's BENEnr.-Tho complimentary
benefit debut o Mrs Augusta PAGE, who Ia expected
create quito sensation hereafter in tbs dramatic
world will take place this evening IL the olympic thea
ire Report says that she exccls every department
OF tho dramatic art Tho house will be crowded.. no
doubt with the lovers OF high art witness tho rst
metropolitan onor; OF this lady.
wAIIAcK's.--A new comcdietta, entitled "oranrc Dlos
SONS is announced at this elegant establishment for
this eyenins.-Nr. Florence, Mr. navidg- Misa vioIa
crockcr and Mrs. Geo. skerot sus,aaIng the principal
earac era II is said to yory neat little piece and
will undoubtedly DO caritally played. airs. Fiosence
will nlso appear the protean psco called "Mschleyoa
Annie" u wb ch she six different characte
in her u,uaIly happy well vared Pre- grainn,
is being prepared ,or tie fosrtn
SALE ov Pnzs PeorkRrY A. AUCTION Tho carroes Of
tho prize schooners Garonne and Wave were gold At
auction al the Union stores yesterday by order Of tho
Prize Commissioners. Mr. Simeon Draper tho auc.
ioneer Tho cargo OF tho Garonus consisted or ono
hndicd AID atyiOur bales of lob eco, which were SO
rs l5c. per pound. TIE cargo 4 the Wave uas sugar,
tusx h4T.
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TIE BATTLE BEFORE RICHMOND.

hominy-sanguinary Eishtiag-Mgp p
or the Scene or Operations, sc.
Full and highly interesting accounts Of the severe
battles and skimishes that have taken place during the
last week between the Union and rebel forces before
Richmond illustrated with map OF ths scene OF the
late military operations on the Chickahominy, will be
published in the FAMILY HERALD, ready today (wednes
day..
TERH-Two dollars Per year. Single copies, four
cents
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

OEcinl Drawings Of Murray. Eddy s;
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri STATE Lotteries.
KENTUCKY ExrR, CLsss 3o9-Juy l, 1852.
70, a. rs. IL, 33, 80, Z, %, As. 10, III, Is, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 3l0-,Iuly l. 1856,
2l. 20, IA, 81, 81, 81, /, 5S II. -. So, 63.
Circulars sent free OF charge by adiressinc either u
MURRAY. EDDY Co,
Covngton. ky or ST. Loi.s No.
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Prizes washed in All LsGaijZcd Lstte-
riea Information given. JOSEPH BATES ProSer,
III Wall street, room No l, New York
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Great Exc CitemeHf.--Anoflic- Splendid
Turtle by +. Eayard No II Park row.
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The Clique OF the Money Power-siavc
Labor against Free Labor. Photographs by HOLINESS at
2t4 Broadway, Park Gallery.
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OmciaI ORA wings OF the Delaware State

ExysA Glass 25T--.iuly !, 1852.
50, 4, 81, 81. 81, 80, s, rs, 80, Il %, 46, 10.
DELAWARE Class 266-Juy l, ls5a.
81, 50, Z. IS, Al, "a, 46, II, 6, IS, 27. IL.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 Co,
Wilmington, Delaware
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Health Depends ON Pure Elood.-Sick-
cometh OF inpnrty OF the blood. BRANDRETH $
III LIS purify The blood. aud thus hea!t their
tenance, and the e astiG step.
Whether the bowels ne confined relaxed, the-
equally useful surely restoring that important organ
health.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE 29i CANAL STREET
BRASDREfH House.
Sold also at No 4 Un1nD square, and y all dealers.
BE SURE AND GET NEW STYLE.
See the small red e't ring, BENJAMIN BEANDRETH'S
pILLS Is on hs band around the directions winch enclose
the box.
That's SO.-Lives There a Man With
soul deal, who woulin like to have upon his head
spotnss cure, without haw--oIc of KNOWS Hats of
straw We reckon Every of taste pslrenizes
KNOX establishment and tie demand for his Has
the week borders the marvellous. Low prices and
splendid fbrs rel. at No 22 broadway, especially when
the weather is pleasant.
Eight Cartes de Visite for 81, Equal to
the best made Try them
BALCES 233 Greenwich street, corner Of Barclay.
At Je~t RS. 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias
Il, Boots 81 So 81 Z, ani 81 Bumora 81 81 rs and 81 53
gents hn shoes and Slippers; !otls and chi dres Ba
morals, Shoes aud Caters. LETTERS 573 Broadway.
LisIe Thread Unsersi.irts,
Only MY cents each, at
PEREGo'S new store, s. Nassau street.
.~ Lowest prices In tho city.
S. s5, IS. IS. IS.
The Clique OF the Money Power-siavc
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MISCELLAN NEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A TnoysnaNp X : FEFRlGERAs9Es II ss e
SILVER LATED WARE.
OF A'f ft5y EsI&gia 9'llsi AsrfuIr Mfa
twenty per cent leAs priae than any other store
rx!aDvs.. EDWARD pon: D. ss,ssl, sAsssoED's EDS
In Cooper lnsttate Building, Asior place.
ALI f'A1 doops o'5lS ''sn FIRST ss2"acfy cEAss.
No connection with any other store
CAUTION TO THE LADIEs.-UNPRINCIpLE
lioorn Youth Liquid Posri b. rarten!Hr I'm, ile
eautler las the Years and the crideae
o'ner All druggist and iS9 Broadway.
A MAMMOTH HOLIDAY SALE OF RICH PARIS
"a NecS Is sne Gents Fne Lnen Coiars. The first iae
so & Sn s 4 inc nc re = sep c sas o
yen oi the anesi ties imp,rted incdins Expanded
os Very be:s ionrply Linen coafs 81 - Icr dozen.
3'9 Broadway, corner WI ite street.
5 az sas GEsg5SE " aaqTFH
"" er arNed tn each sheet Dans bc dcceiye Look Tor
street, street New 1'i Yc.k ''" :" D''o' N' DeSN""H
4 IL DISEASES OF THE FEET SUCCESSFULLY
"a Ire,ed by -: = sRiaos ssrseon eA!sopotist 2a
asya,as he pa.a q sorns san.9gs coses vascular
m % in 9r se sse & . snt ps a ss ss ,s or ssa
by niaii anu sold ~ druggists everywhere
cIRcpIAH Tp rApflS-ey DR pitefpS l9s
\ Ninh Zee. aesr yroaayt, Get one .ni sane ,a
iosiion and dru.ging.
ss"s = s,y Yaa :, 90 ay snNhs s. .s @ AL
street
~ BARkEG's-rfiE BlssF M3sr NATrHaL AND
Il euoesi Miss IN lac world are maae Soc them nj u2s
brcae"ay.
IL. SIZES BUNTING AND SILK FLsGs-oN HAND
Duane street =
Ar EsrEDELL's.-wgDpINo CARDS. NOTE rArEs
hs al @ store ar, a x pa ase s0' ,na aax -
n'ete ,e al AMI raras & ,n u DAe' 'e''"s
.Tyo >, u,,yp sTRJ.TT, WHITES p TtyT IgytE
"A TeusSss aad saprortels eau oe onnl They cure
nrnai u % Hpnsres ~ ssy e, ec ., a Inv n.roau "
tion ca and see hsw ses .i pssphls, p,.,o.
IltinGLWtiER sAiNr slS.E - WE'LL TksfEp
"a ~ sJ :. , IA M irg" aa oa ~ an Ii's %
IohNs BrNin0Ss. IN EirEp NAILS. ESLAkGED S.L D
" .,s, ~ p w i's ~ ny , ~ " = W. 2nIs.un
sgf ~ 10 10 b'''e""S 1seess = iAss"ns ana sur
" the manufacturers <. c:.i.s,. =. PlhNELi.
1,Ar4aRa-pn. eoop.LEs c,ARrI REMEDY
aaaSs =, rsct aud ors ih price sl pepn Il az
nEArxEss s-orruAIurc AURA ISsrirurEy.As
nS2.a % pa % q 4 "a as Se a." AM y AZ i!
:, ,,,s -. % ,r
~ assa1 es ihIoa, s'.gei ~ ,e novel ~, scs,i'
E!sEssEsa: ,1'', ,, -, :, '.' :, Nv 1g'-, ~ 80. :,
IRON ''''''' !" a,arn inaIa , rasPa wen S'Nn ' o
M 's % *" ca fnsii ss 'sss &c ~, q SS % s1s VI i s % s Tss
ss Sss Syi ny nsara ss's q s Z % fi a-a "a liz
that Ike pasrs Il recnn, ndiu lin e saS o"s saier
"a from Tss, n -, r,, rII6Nss q \ yISrEsS
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig depot wholesale and raa No Astor House. The
Dye 10 appIiei by experienced Aftists
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

Biu's Hair Dye, so cents, Black or
hs sii arusgist~
The New York herald., 1862-07-02

Prof. Il. Milier's Hair DYE, Black or
brown. 50 cents Try Sold by druggists Depot 5G Dey