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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

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norroN x.r.. oon,,n,s. a,,I /. t,h t,ian0 saIea Al
/ oas -. roidd,iaa ,nisnSs NN' "'''' - :
TiSnrfP III kst nnsned about "a hettar and cIoled
AZ ahout prces .aeS OF 10 400 barrels at .:
ooSS OK Sor sngerAne atate: Al 35Gl5 IS for extra
sssss. * o0as 5s ~ ,unerfne western; as 355 0s
sor camnon ~ madam extra westeTn: s5 7Oa5 rs fol
binnno hrands sxtya yound hoop Ohio; e5 e56 rs oI
t,aSe hysnds. % ma,Sst cioalno heavy m
N ~ ,ie a,mer nj the onauinv
hut Icssd dn. sais ~ an barreIs al Is 3O6 80 for
common 40 cboice sYtra.
RYE PIoURwonIet and ateady with lales 100 bbls at
| 20 ~. = ao ~N''' ~" -0'
SnnRN MIeAI--ou,st and nominallv unchanged; sales
Of p0 barrels AZ sS 90 far eIsey; BrsndyWine at So IS
and 80 punebeons A. AZ 81
W1TaEYNTbe na,yet connnuea TO favor buyers with
-. sses 49,. ~ LUZ pD'' ~ "'sN'nS W. '''''~
WHEAT.EasIer to purchase and in very limited de
~ =, H. - anon S,,ahsIs Canada cInh at al 09: 600
do amber PsnnsyySns Al q $751; 5000 winter red Jersey
~ si S7I IN "a 7ana 40 anne, Mwsukee al ri 3o
RYENHesyvD win saies .5OO bushels at eO@eoc, the
latter an extreme price, roI
RARIEY-acayce and Arm. Gales of 1000 bushels state
at e5o0doI OO. - 1881 WHO.
RXRI,rY MAr.r--aaiss sO0 bu.h at 81 O6
CORN-Rather more Arm with q moderate demand;
sales Of OO bush at 5S958Ho for mixed western In
store, and 6Oo for do delivered: SAC for do damaged
5s6Ic for new velIov souther and and o.; for
new while southern. ...
OATs~DniI and beavv. with sales al Ha37c for Jer.
sew, Canada. western and state. T7'Il7
OOFFEF2The marfet for Mo inactive in other kinda
there IL more doing but without decided chanpe sales Of
500 mats Java St a. o. ba". Jamaica sold on private
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THIRTY.sEvENTM CONGRESSES.
First Session.
WAaHlNaroM. MARCH QI.

"a. L WAsHlNaroN, March 81.
| SKNATE.-A communication from the Secre
tary OF the Navy was received, In answer Il
the resolution asking why the Naval Academy
had been removed from Annapolis.
| Mr.. Sumner presented petition from citizenI
Of New York, asking for the passage of law
for the protection and improvement OF the In
dians.
The Joint resolution In relation to the claim
Of Marshall o. Roberts for the loss OF the
steamer Star of the West, was taken up and
passed.
On motion of Mr.. Trumbull, the bill for the
relief of District Attorneys was taken up. The
bill authorizes the Attorney General and the
Secretary of the Interior TO fix the salaries OF
the District Attorneys, but in no case to exceed
six thousand dollars. Aslt
After some discussion, the bill was laid over.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the Judiciary commit
tee, reported back the joint resolution ior CO.
operation with States In accordance with the
Presidents message, With the recommendation
that II pass. igeg.
On motion of Mr.. Grimes, the bill for the re.
organization of the Navy Department was TAX
en- up. After some amendments the bill passed.
The Senate then proceeded to discuss the
bill abolishing slavery In the District oil Coium-
bia. tt At
Mr. Wiley spoke against 1t.
Pending the. consideration OF the bill, the
Senate went into executive session, and subse-
quently adjourned,
HOUSE Mr.. Wilson made report In relation
to the censorship Of the press. The considera-
tion of this was postponed till the tirs Monday
in April, rp
Mr.. Hickman, from the Judiciary committee,
reported back the several bills and resolutions
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NOW.
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good9

The best evidence that they are s that their ars.
friends and best patrons those who have used then
longest DR.. WLLLAM B. HuRD Is an eminent pen,i,,
OF brooklyn Treasurer Of the new York STATE Dentr
Association, aad these preparations have been used n
MS private practice for years. and no leading oItSe ~
brooklyn or Wlliamsburgh questions their excsllepce
while eminent Dentists OF NeW York recommend ther3
as the best known to the profession Without the d Of
advertising dealers have sold Them by the gross.
The kditor Of the Brooklyn Daily Tines sayg-"Ws
are happy to know that our friend, Dr. HuRp is sue
ceeding beyond all expectation with his MoUrH WASH
and TOOrH POWDER. The great secret Of his succes.
rests with tho fact THAT ARTICLES AR PRrcIsriy
WHAT TnEr ARE REPnEsISTED TO BK, AZ WE CAN TEsrUY
FROM THnR LONG usE.r
The weltknown p. 7. BArnum writes:--"I found you-
LVorh POWDER 30 good that my family have used Il
al up We hnd the best Powder for the Teeth that
We ever used shall feel obliged if y.u wiz tend me
snGtner supply at the Museum your convenience Win
matter for himself.
- III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders pK.
HERDS Tooth Powder contains no acid nor aEaIi nor
charcoal and poshes without wearing the enamel Ure
no other. -
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From New Mexico-BattIea at Fory
Craig.


ST. LOUIS, March 2O.--A correspondence to
the Republican, written from the camp near
Bent's Old Fort, New Mexico, March 6, says;
" Is supposed that the rebels, after their yicto
ry near Fort Craig, will march directly upon
Santa Fe and Fort Union. All valuable prop
erty in that Department is being concentrated
at the latter point, and all available force is
being rapidly forwarded there to defend the
property, amounting, it is said, to several mil.
lion dollars worth.
Col. Slough's First Regiment Of Colorado
Volunteers left this camp yesterday, and will
reach Foyt Union b the 18th Of March, In ad-
vance Of the rebels. ..i.tt.s'. .E..i
Fort Union is q strong fort, and one thousand
men can hold it against the combined strength
of the rebels,
Col. Candy is still supposed to be at Fort
Craig, with twelve hundred regulars and body
OF Mexican volunteers, who, however, are not
relied on. -, FeJ. ID ,l
The Santa Fe Gazette says Capt. McRses
battery was captured in the battle near Fort
Craig, in consequence of its support, consisting
OF two companies of regulars and two compa.
MES of volunteers, running away when the
Texans charged on It, resisting the efforts of
Col. Candy himself to rally them; also, that
Capt. Lords dragons refused to obey the com.
mand to charge on the enemy.
The charge OF the Texans on the battery is
described as very brillian. and terrible. They
were armed principally with Colts six-shooters,
and although scores were killed by McRae'a
grape and canister, they marched steadily on
Killing every gunner but one or two.
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Further about the Fight
at Fort Craig. .7 @a
Occupa,Ion ID 3 alrnl,,burs.

WINCHESTER, Va, March l9.-The railroad
bridge at Harper's Ferrygwas completed las
night The railroad is also completed from
Cumberland to Maftinsburg, but it will tax,
several days to finish the road from Martins
burg to the Ferry, in consequence of the wan
of rails taken up BY the enemy. ts.,t...
Messengers from Strasburg report that the
rear guard OF Jackson disputed Gen. Shields'i
approach foot by foot, with infantry and artille.
~. II is reported that our cavalry occupied
the town. a'oa ~ fsH
One Of our soldiers was severely wounded.
TIE agent OF Adams' Express is now here to
re.establish an office. % 7ar .s,
The official report says Gen Shields encoun.
tered the rear guard Of Jackson's forces just be.
yond M.ddletown, with four field pieces, and
small bodies of infantry and cavalry. They
disputed Gen. Shields's progress, stopping at
all the strongest points, and then retiling.--
They crossed Cedar creek and destroyed the
bridge. Gen. Shields this morning built tenn
porary bridge, and after slskirmish entered the
town and threw out his pickets two miles be.
yonds @ sae1 '9s Z, :. ,.i-. 49,,
The loss Of the enemy is not stated.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. March l8.
RL0Uk--The market 10 quiet A moderate demand
for superfne at "a 25@4 30 We quote extra at 81 20
"a As and family at 81 so.
WHIsKY-The demand is less active. The sales
comprise 1900 barrels at lo9l9Kc, tbs latter rate for
wagon. N||
fRovIsIoNs-A quiet market, and very little done.
MESS PORK-Wss offered at $40 75@11 90.
shouLDERs-The outside rates offered for bulk was
3l.20c.
HAMs-5OOO packages bulk hams and sides sold Mt DO
TOT hams part here and part at Richmond Indiana and
Axe for sides. =
LARD-l5O tierces sold at 7c. There is continued
BAC0N-Is dull at 3Xc for shoulders and SIC for
sides. There Is no demand.
OLA sale Of ~ barrels Lnseed at slHo, an sd
vance.
aRocERIEs-There is no change in the market. The
demand is limited, but prices are pretty arm.
sUGAR-eK@9xc
M0LAssEs-At Se940c,
COFFEE -2O@2ac.
WHEAT-There was q good demand today for prime
samples and liberal sales could have been male al Csc
or red and O3 for white, but holders were asking an
S Sl xSc per busnsi and there was very little
COkN-A continued active demand, and the market is
at SSBS6c for ear In bulk, at the lower dspo.
'V0 p1sn s1id at Sec and 5000 do at CSC to arrive
OATs-The market rules steady, with fair demand
etN@y7hc in bulk The receipts are iirht
a, ktE-The demand is fully equal to the supply and
soS rules nrm at 55950e for prime arrival.
BAkLEY-We have no change to report in the mar.
ket The demand for prime samples is fair at zoo for
Tor fa and 6S965c for state spring. The lower Krades
remain dull at 50960c.
HAY-The market is unchanged and dull. We quote
prime timothy at Sl3@l per ton for tiehtpresed and
$ll9l2 for loose.prsssed on arrival.
CHEEsE-The demand continues good, with light
supply and the market is arm at full prices We quote
W. r, at &c and Hamburg at eKc.
BuTTER-The market Is steady with fair demand at
lS@sc for prime to choice ro and 109l4c for fair to
good.
sEED-oloyer conHSues In good demand, and the re.
espts being Light an advance OF 5l0c per bushel for
prime samples can be sold readily at 81 4 and choice
lots at - So The sales reported we're IS bbs at 81
bags - 40 and 10 bbs and 25 bags choice at 81 So
Timothy 10 selling In small lots from store at 81 9002
Round lots cannotbe sold at over 81 s0@l 90. $50
bush sold at 81 IS
r GdSctts.
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From Fortress monroe.

FoRTREss MoNRoE, March l9 MIR. segar is
elected TO Congress BIZ ape hundred and thirty
to one hundred and ~ majority. 5ssa La.l
A flag Of truce wsS nt out to-day, but no
news was received ifdm the South. By order
Of Gen. Wool, the boats' crewsl,were not per
mitted to receive Southern newspapers! and con.
sequently the press 10 cut of from the supply
heretofore drawn upon, yS1y sse, i Egs .aala )
The steamer Rhode Island arrived from Key
West yesterday eyeningswith mailsJ Jand imme-
dlately sailed for New York. ~ =
Yaneey was captured q day OF two since on
board Q schooner which was trying to run the
blockade He was dressed in sailors' clothes,
but was recognised BY one of the newspaper
correspondents. 10 tsf5s7 s.sss-at go.rf I
St. Marys. Florida, has been occupied BY our
forces.
II has been discovered that the telegraph ca
BILE was cut about ten miles from the eastern
shore. A man has been arrested who is sup.
posed to have been the culprit. An example
Will bemede Of him. M kAfE Hgfi
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Money Market.
FOR Tuv OHIO srAr1sn.s.

TELEoRiFHED FOR THS OHIO sTATEsMAs
NEw YORK, March 20
The market little easier with a moderate business
doing.
Call loans at 6G7 per cent chiefly at the under rate
discounts on prime paper range from to per cent.
sterling Exchange quiet at lll@lllk for Merchants
and ll2@ll2k for Bankers Bills.
American Gold Is 1rmer, with fair business at lK
GIN per cent premium.
premium.
Government stccks steady; United atates sixe5 Of
1851, 94994Hi Treasury Notes quoted at par.
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Jeff. paws OaIIing for voIunteers,

NEW YoRK, March 20.-John 8. Giles wal
yesterday arrested for swindling the Govern
ment.
The Times dispatch from the rebel batteries
at Shipping Point, Wednesday, says contra
band has Just arrived, who reports that JEFF
Davis issued q. proclamation on the 18th, call
ing upon oil male inhabitants between the ages
of sixteen and sixtyto form themselves into
companies and report Immediately to headquar'
'ters, Virginia. He demands every sacrifice tc
maintain the integrity Of the soil. Many are
fleeing from their homes, auxious to reach oul
eide. e4 IE aest sAeh ZfafEt 81
Everything now is at stand still from thu
Potomac to Richmond. Trade is totally sus
pended. a Are sI1asidW ef3 tt
A deserter was brought in yesterday to Liver
ponl Point. He left homo because the procla
nation was issued on the 18th for oil the militia
to turn out He was In Fredericksburg day
before yesterday. Troops were arriving in
Fredericksburg from the banks of the Potomac
Twenty TO thirty thousand have passed through
He heard that they were defending line form
ed by Aqua Creek, Beaver Dam and Kappa
hammock, and gap in the mountain
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public bat short time, and has al
ready been tested by thousand persona and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet Is the
beautlfer ever offered to the American people.
10 prevent this Toilet from being coun.erelted i'm
itated by unprincped persons, do not offer 1t fol
sale at any Druggists in the United States Therefor,
Lady or Gentleman who desires soft Luxurant Hail
and Curls and Long, Soft WhiSkers Moustache can
procure the lnvgoTator OF Toilet, either one, for one
Address q = sPENY 4 Co
Box 1e3, Oollinsviile,
Hartford oo. Conn
And u Will be carefully sent by return mail,
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be los Of tbe enemy 3 bod sta.ed.
Island No. 10 Hard 70 Taa e

WAsHINeroN, March 20.--An official dispatch
from Com Foote, received at IL O'Clock last
night, at Cairo, and telegraphed hither, says
Island No, 10 is harder to conquer than Colum
bus, as the Island shores are lined with forte
each fort commanding the one above 1t. an
gradually approaching the Island, but still Dc
not hope for much until the occurrence Of Ger
tain events which proml se success, 5ggra5 - I'D
Com. Foote adds; We are firing day and
night on the rebels, and we gain on them. W.
are having some Of the most beautiful rifle prac
.ice ever witnessed. The mortar shells have
done Ane execution. One shell was landed or
their floating battery, and cleared the concern
10 short metre!
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Sheriffs Sale

stailer BrOthers)
vs.. Common Pleas. tf f
J, b. Com ely,
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF vENDI 10 MR
ID directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Frank
lin county, Ohio, will offer for sale A the door Of the
Court House, in the City Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 5th day Of April, "A D., 1869,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. N. and O'Clock
p. NJ. about one acre and half more or lens OF The
north side Of the following described real estate aAe
in Bendon township, Franklin county, Ohio commenc.
lpr Al stone at tue g. w corner Of Tbonaas fhrols,
land aud on the east side Of Wm eharps land on lhe
edge Of the plank ROAD north Of Westervie and hly
rods south Of willow tree the county line, henos
east 81 rods and links to Atones thence N ~ icdD
and links stone; thence W. " rods ant linn q
stone on said ehnrps line; thence g. along said line
~ rods and nhe to the place Of bsennng containing
four acres decided TO b. Connolly by Thomas lngolS
: Al Appraised ari At 500 90 per acre
O. W. HUFFMAN, Sheriff.
Printers fees sS Vs.
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Dispatch from GEN. Haileek.

ST LOUIS, March 20.--The following Is q
copy of telegram sent by Gen, Halleck to the
Secretary oil War:
The enemy Iaotila, hemmed in between
Commodore Foote and Gen. Pope, made anoth-
er attempt to escape down the river. The gun
boats csnnonaded Pope's batteries on the 18th
for en- hour and half, but were driven back
With severe loss. One gunbost was sunk and
several badly damaged. They are completely
hemmed in, and can escape only by fighting
tn cir way out ~
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH,
which are liable to impart taint to the mouth.

Whcn are liable to impart faint to the mouth.
Dr.. HURD's To0THACHE DROPS cure Toothache
arising from exposed nerves. and are the best friends that
can have in the house to save their children from
suffering.
FARMERS and aEcHAMos you cannot we'll afford 10
neglect your teeth For triing sum- you can now Get
preservatves, than which Rohschd or Astor can get
notning bester. Remember that DYSPEPSIA and CON
OF Teeth Send for the Treatise on zSth and read Dr.
ftch's observations this subject. II too late 70
arrest decay In your own teeth, save your children
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What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Effect?

DR.. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
viii give to young ladies' that finest charm In womaps
s@ee' pTsaln and pearly teeth. Try them, ladies.
DR. HuRDs Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will
cleanse the mouth from all foul exhastions; and II used
In the morning. will make the breakfast taste and
Ine gay Degln more pleasantly. Hundreds Of persons
can testify to this. Try them, gentlemen.
DR. HERDS Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
oess Prepaauons In the world for curing Bad Beath and
giving nrmness and health to the gums. Hundreds OF
etc., nave been cured by DR.. Hurds astringent wash
DR.. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH poWDER
give an additional charm to couriahip, and make nus
Anos more agreeable to their wives and wives to their
ing N'N'S PN'S'N nav
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new York stock market.

LTEIroRAPHTD FOR TIE CHIC STATraxAS.J
NEW YORK, March 20.
The stock market Is dull and lower Chicago and
Rock Island 90; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen 26X;
milwaukee, and Prairie du ohien, Cd preferred 5sx;
eaena and Chicago cox; Illinois Central scrip 66S
Michigan Central 57k; Erie preferred 62K; Erie
y1Hi New York Central s3ki American gold l0lHi
United states skies OF S regLsteIed, e3X; do cou.
"a. coupons, SO.
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GEN, GarfieId's Execution 10 Pound
Gap.

CINofNNAr1, March 20.-A Catlettsburgh cor
respondent Of the Commercial says boat just
arrived from Piketon, bringing particulars Of
Gen. Gaffeld's expedition 10 Pound Gap, forty
miles beyond Plketon. .s-
There were FIVE hundred rebels intrenched on
the summit; Of Cumberland Mountains, at Pound
Gap. Gen. Garfield ascended the mountain
with his infantry by an unfrequented path, and
while his cavalry, by advancing along the main
road, making vigorous attack in front, drew
the rebels short distance down the summit, the
infaptry advanced along the ridge, completely
routing them after tight of less than twenty
minutes. 80. ,.,i,5s5bl s,7.s.gl .a,s
The rebels abandoned everything! ta
Gen. Garfield pursued the rebels six miles
into Virginia, and after quarlerlng his men
over night in o captured camp, burned their
barracks, consisting of sixty log huts, and q
large quantity Of stores.
The rebels lost seven killed and rounded
Nobody hurt on our side,
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Sheriff Sale,

John O, Work,
W. Common Pleas.
James O. Mcooy.>
pY VIRTUE OF A WRIT or VENDI,
ID 10 me directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Of
franklin county, Ohio viii offer Tor sale at the Of
the oeRrt House in the city Of Columbus, on
Saturday, the 18th day Of April, A, D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. IN and o'clock p M,
the following described property, situate In the county
Of Frankln, and State OF Ohio to witt The interes,
ard estate Of james o. Mccoy In In lot Nc. 442 IN the
city OF polumbus In saifcounty his estate being The
mainder IN fee after the termination Of the life estate u
Isabelle Mccoy, widow Of Robert W. Mccoy, deceased
and the estate OF said James Mccoy IN said estate be
ing the sane which was devised TO him by said Robert
Mccoy IN bis last Will and testament Whoh Il Of
In fnntlln county Ohio, Probate Court. 5ast
Appraised at 81, 600.
Pfintsl's fees Sa5O. M ,I,r'r 4 80 81
mayi6t lt&wtd, 4, IN, -.-r tE.o "a
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CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make small fortune in carrying
these articles around to families The DENTAL TRkAs
DRY Is the neaes article that man or woman can carry
around Send for and see or better dozens which
we will SELL as samples for $7 Agents soppled iber
ally with Circulars. ljS Now Is the time to 90 Into
the business, tc do good aud make proat. We are
spending thousands for the benent Of agents. New
England men and women here Is somsthing mise and
a chance to take the tide al its flood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-21

2 dlncisntFis March COE-srhe ofieihi Iliss 81
the Federal loss at Pea Ridge 10 esa Follows:
KILLED, tw6hnndfed and twelve; wounded, nine
hundred and twsnty.six; missing, one hundred
and seventy-four.
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What are the People DoingY

The American people intelligent enough to appre
oAte preparations that contribute so much 10 the happ
ness OF those using them and they want them. Every
mail brings letters, some ordering the TRxAr1sr on
TEErH, some the NEURALGIA PLAsrERs and not few en-
closing 81 cents for the MOUTH WASH be sent by mail
but TO these we are compelled to reply that It imposs
BILE to send half pint bottle by mail The people want
these Remedies Wao 1oilI supply bsemf
Now Ia the
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Great Firo nt In Crosso, wis

MILwAUKEE, March oO.--A destructive fire
at La Crosse last night, burned the Augusta
House and thirty other buildings on Front and
Pearl streets. Total loss one hundred and
twenty live thousand dollars Very little In.
aurance, II -..l-lLla -.LIaA. ~ Ii /.
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Neuralgia P1asters.

DR.. HuRps NEURALGIA NON ADHESIVE PLAs.
TIERS the most pleasant and successfnI remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patient
applies one, soon becomes drowsy, falls asleep and
awakes free from Pain, and blister or other
or injurious consequences ensue. For EARAcnR and
NERyors HEADACHE, apply according to directions, and
relef will surely follow. Nothing can be obtaned equal
to Dr. Hurd's Compress for Neuralgis. Try them.
Hney are entirely novel, curious, and original prepar
alton, and wonderfully successful. They are Of five
sses one small, for the face, price is cents and ths
other arge for application to the body, price 81 ents
WtA Dc mated on rsceipt Of price md ona atnnnn
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WIN. q. HURp Il CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

IL DE-. HgRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWpEk
and rooTHAoHE DROPS cannot be sent BY mail. but
ey can probably be obtained ct your Drug or Perodcs
Stores o II they cannot, send to US for the DENTAL
TkEAsURf, Price, 0SF DOLLAR, which contains n an
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

WIN CURL STRAIGHT HAIR In sot, siken Flowing
week desired any Longer PERIOD II the directions
are strictly followed, which very simple and easy.
The uar Toilet does not In any interfere with
nor dyes it but gives the hair soft thrifty appear
ance. II also prevents the hair from falling OF and
turning gray.
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w. B. HURD g. CO.,
Tribune-Buildi din0s,
NEW YORK

That Ismttances may be made with confidence, W.
II, Il Co. refer TO the Mayor Of Brooklyn; to @. W.
GRITTTH President Farmers and Citizens Bank Brook
lyn; to joy. Coz q Coz, New York; to p. T. BARSuM
ESQ, New York, ETC., etc.
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