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, 1862-03-08

0PENtA8 DAT OF TEE AARhEE
TUESDAY, March I've have to report the bust
neeB OF the great bullock market in FoEsy.Fourth
Ftreet for the opening dag, very unsettled and
huetuatiDg, with many salee quito In advance Of
this day week. and others at no better and even
worse fates than thote in the last report ct the
market AL the tales OF MONDAY aud portion Of
fhote on Tuekday morning, were undoubtedly at
Au advance Of about half I cent pound upon Lat
weeks quotations, but the advance has mot
been ven u4iutatqed, Notwithstanding all
the effosts Of yery deep1y interested parties for
creat portion Of the stock On sale IL in tho hands
81 se CRY set Of SPECTATORS u We have seen In
this long lime. There wasa general stampede Of
cattle brokers' ater the cloee Of the market here
latt week, to meet droFers and bpy them out On
trecuIntion, and - hi2h a. 8,fca pound net WAS
neid st Alhsny for dru1es OF ot1y good fair medium
aualtfv. whfch the buyerr expected to sell ut %
liz q Il. TINE mssEef ppened on these qxpecta-
tionr. Wbfch hayc beeu realized only to 7ery lin
ite; e.SsIss s. = .s hnschnrs pald these rates
they we're yict1mized, for theirs il no scarcity
n9 hpIlocks TO warrant epch an advance
The number reported when the
market onened this morning was about $500, and
rome T0head more came In about noon, which
comn1etev np4et a the nice laid plans ct the spec
nIetars. lid psices settled down to the figures OF
tzsds W." % 1iEe 1ei a. TeeF
The General eeilipe prces toda5 for the great bull
Of The etock Is from 7K0Bhc . . net weight,
sinking odal. some yerT coarte stock Will sell at
&c: some 7ery good 1t gD9Kc r u. and most ol
ths. cattle viii be eoll The day is one Of genuine
, 1862-03-08

any af the last twenty Or thirty weeks. md sonae
hut the market shi8 morning II not hsely, and
there are $3.50 head in thepens nrso1d, 30 that tne
prospect Of any further advance OF eyen anstala
,D9 preeent quotations, does not look fattertng
paiffcniai1y a. the receipts OF the week are much
Ia advance Of TIE Previous une.
Geo " Dorp,an gfTes the following As the pffco
1T Hogs this week: ~
First quality cosn.sed
larce elze ,.44Q4Xc. 5YDs-e.
Second quality corn fed 4H@s4c~ 6A88-e.
First quality, email sizes.
tat and prime, for market
bntchera... .-.44<1izc- bA@6Hc.
Large size, tI11-fed. 1T. :. 4A@4Hc. 4h9S4e
Eec0ud quality, still fed. .4+D418e- 54@31c
, 1862-03-08

On Change we noticed IN increased frmuefs in
-four and wheat, and an advance in the former,
which is In actiTe demand. Corn vas quiet. Oats
were quite stiff, with sa1es at 3tGs3e. Sone
choice lots were taken for seed at 3sE@a3c. Moth
Ing t.auspired In barley Rye was steady. 4 fair
bneine ss had In dried fruit at about last quo
tations+ Whisky was sold ut sc. Nothing tranE-
pred IN hemp, lead and provisions. There was
lIttle Of no movement in hay. Sale Of timothy
reed at 10 per bushe1. Tobacco was lower, es-
peCially manufacturing 1eAf.-DenaocTat, yesterday
, 1862-03-08

with WY hH transae,ions. Sales were: NJ hE19
"Ba,tlett's double extra in racks At a 4oo-sseks
returned; 800 bf1s Chicago Mills :" In sae6 as
3&ss- sacks returned; 60 bEa IS hnabie" 1t 500;
146 brls " Ashford" On ?. t.; 80 brls Super at
$aao0826. .:.~:.::,
:. WHEAT -Keeeiyed, 4,sa8 bu- Market very duh.
Sales 1000 bn winter receipts No. / Spring In
store at 79c; 600 bu do 1t 7s4c; 5000 bn winter
receipts No. Spring IN store At TIC; 500 bn do
at zs4c; $1,000 bu do at 7aHe: 1000 bu new re-
ceipss do t3He storage a&7se; a,ooo bn freah re-
ceipts &c stofage) 1t 7l11c.. .:+
Bagsed wheat fs scszce md In good demand.
sales lao bags good milling Spring at 7sc DEL
CDRN- Received, 5,3B3 bu. Market quiet.
8ales aeo0 bu wtntar receipts mixed in store at
EXC; 5,e00b bn new receipts do tsHc eturage) Ut
23xc; 1900 bu do at 9o4c; 5000 bu do &c stor-
sse) 1t NC; $50 hu do st 9i4c- .-.:.
NewCorn IN fair demand. Sales 1,5oD hp in bulk
at nc del; l. 800 bu do at &c On track :;
oATs-Receivea,a {, ,116 bu. Market hfna.. Sales,
800 bu new receipts 0xc stora.e1 No. In store
at 1e36e; 500 bu fresh receipts tc storage) At 1sc
1sa bu do at ~
Received, 1.4io bn. Market STEADY. Sales,
4j500 bu No. I {recefpts, 3@s4e storage} at Esc-
| BARLEY-Recei7eda / Il ,G15 bu- Market active
md firm. Sales, 4o0bu choice at SIC on track; 10m
bn good 46c delivered; $50 bags do At 4ac del 165
bags at 40c del: 400 hu fair At 39c del 400 bu do
at 38c del; 185 bags medium at Sc On track; 150
bags do at asc del;
| HIGHWINEs- Market unsett}e-bayers and
sellers generally apart. Sales, Is brls Qnlerio,
packages) ut &c; Is br1s ut 2O4c; 50 brB {prisou
paekages9 at mc-
ACOHQL-449A6e z gal
TIMOTHY SEED-Market steady. Sales wert
80 bags medium at &1.s5; ID bags good at $I99.
, 1862-03-08

E1RE PROOF SAFES-Manufac,
j pred by pssbo{a, BAhmsan h Co. Ctn-inhAtt.
Vhich fcf DfAUTY or tENI3M sxcsla aayta1n$ OF
III kind maae 70 thie country. ~ fu11d eelA &E.r
PLATED Aendlae a1d powder proof lock-. fsteea ~
III nsiW a' =" r. n. faATI, Is 1asaue u.
, 1862-03-08
Rsvolting Cra,zte Of 4 Parent,

RevoftiAG C1asae Of q Parent.
An outrage Of the blackest and most revolt |
ing character, and which Win almost sta9ger
the most inveterate opponent OF the
dogma Of the tota1 dep1avfty OF the human
race, was made public in this city yesterday.
4 doubt may well arise In the mind Of the
reader Of what followe, whether thu wretch who
conld be guilty Of deed Of such dauuing
darkness should be clsssed u human being.
The crime alluded to Is that Of father out
raging the person Of his own daughter. The
facts, az far as yet revealed, are as follows:
4 man by the name Nc. man q. Avery, who
lately kept an eating house In the basement,
corner Of Randolph aud Clark street, came to
this city from Buffalo, deserting his wife and
three childfen-the latter comprising daugh-
ter and two eons-soue seven years since. ihe
daughter, now about sixteen OF seventeen
years Of age, lately hearing Of his whereabouts
wrote him tender and heart.touching letter.
He responded and requested her to come on
to Chicago and cheer bis lonely home by act
ing Is his housekeeper. She gladly consented,
thinking thereby to gain good home and the
care and protection Of father.
In accordance with mutual arrangement
soon afterwards entered into, Martha Avery
lett her mother and arrived here By rail on the
last Christmas eve, at about eleven O'Clock
at night. Her father met her at the depot and
conveyed her to his rooms on Wells street
| where they Eat and chatted until late hour.
He then showed her into his apartment, say
| ing that he would occupy lounge In the sit
ting room. Then followed the deed with
out name. She had been in bed but
short time When Avery came to her, COM
PEELED hcr to endure his presence near her,
and finally, By the use Of force and threats,
completed the dastardly outrage upon her
person. The young girl was stranger in a
strange land. Her natural protector had be-
come her most deadly enemy. She knew not
what to do, or in which direction to turn fol
aid or counsel. There seemed to her no othe1
alternative than to hold her peace, which she
did, revealing her horrible secret to no per
son, until Thursday, when she confded hsl
troubles to . lady whose acquaintance she hae
formed. This Indy advised an application tt
the District Attorney. This was accordingly
made, and the result was the arrest Of the IN
natural parent, I partial examination betor'
Justice Davis, a continuance to the jurisdlc
| ton Of Justice Brown, and the further con
tinuance Of the case to Tuesday, the 1stl
inst, when a full examination Of the matte
', will be entered into. The bail was fixed
, $500. The sum might have been the sam
had Avery, instead OF being charged with II
cest, been suspected Of tho larceny of a eraa
+ sum Of money.
] The above relation is from the statemer
4 made to the magistrates by the girl, Martf
Avery, undcr oath For the sake Of commo
humanity, it is to be hoped they are too high
colored; but should they prove entirely co
rect, blackcr depth Of deprayity it wcrc il
( possible to conceive, and an adequate punis
: ment for the ofEense it were Impossible to E
81 lect from the too limited and too tender pal
;e Of this earth.
, 1862-03-08
ID i e ID

On Fx34ay uorntuK, March Sth, Mr. wILLIAN Il.
DEWEY. to<msrly of Akron. ohto, Aked 4e EfaEs..
Funeral SERVICES 1t ht. late residence. ST. Indiana
4desk % sunday afternoon u O'Clock friends of
the ftmtly ara Invited to be present
, 1862-03-08
4 Secession Editor In Chicago.


The present editor Of the Chicago Times
was, until recently, editor of the Detroit Free
Press. Long after the Southern conspirators
commenced the war upon the Government By
seizing forts, arsenals, navy yards, stealing
public aims, and other property, he continued
to oppose any attempt to eoerce them, and to
encourage them in their robberies. All his in
fuence was used through the columns OF the
Free Press to produce an insurrection at the
North in defense Of the conspirators. He dc
clared more than once that if there should be
an attempt made in Michigan to raise troops
for the suppression Of the rebellion, there
would be a counter movement in bel a'f Of the
sonth, and fire In the rear'' commenced
upon them; thus threatening civil war here
upon the soil Of Michigan. After the fall Of
Sampler, he kept up his reasonable attacks
upon the Government until our people be-
came so outraged at his course as to threaten
his Office. Finding how odious he had be-
come here, he sold out and went to Chicago,
where he hoped to have ffcer as we'll as 4
larger field for disseminating his treason.
| Since he has been there, he has given free rein
to his secession sympathies. His corTespon.
dents understand his tastea, and take care to
| furnish no information, and make no state
t ments that are not in harmony with them.
, 1862-03-08

Total number Of days in five years-..- .......17o
Are1sge number Of members each year 43
Making 500 days In five years. provided the
members were in regular attendance each day,
which at two dollars per day, Is $l0,080 leaving
balance for codmittee service and mileage Of
{G6-39.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
LAUREN P. VMLARD. Clerk.
, 1862-03-08
:::::Gbt. !: Gtitu;ue.
SATURDAY. MARCH 8, 1853.
THE CITY.

E DR.. Charles Jewett will speak on teE-
perancc at the lecture room Of the Frst Baptist |
Church on Saturday evening at u o'clock.
: CHR1sTIas A1xsTRE1s--By advertisement |
IN smother column 1t win be observed that the
only original Christy's Miustrels are shortly
TO appear IN this city at Metropolitan hall.
: E Rt. Rev. Bishop Duggan viii deliver
his first Lenten lecture In st. Mary's Church
on Sunday evening, March 9th, at X o'clock.
The proceeds are to be given for the relief Of
the siek at Camp Douglas. Tickets rs cents.
ARa1vA1 OF TRooPs.-The 14th regiment
Wisconsin volunteers, Col D. E. Wood, will
leaTe Fond du Lac this morning at Q o'clock,
and arrive at the depot Of the Northwestern
Railway at S O'Clock this Afternoon.
srrERv1soRs 1T CAxP DouenAs-The
County Board Of Supervisors accepted the in
T7tation rendered by Col Munigan, and
visited the Fort Donelson prisoners at the
Camp yesterday.
= u The stock Of books at number 11s Ran
dolph street is being disposed Of st auction
by evening sales During this evening the en-
tire stock will be closed out, together with all
the fixtures, shelving, show cases, gas fx-
tures, &c.
IHTAST1c1DE.-Theb body of female child
was found yesterday morning under the stern
Of boat lying In the river, near Lake street
bridge. Coroner James held an inquest, but
nothing regarding the particulars OF the
crime WIS adduced~
OB1TEARr.-The funeral sermon Of Jetfer
son ". Roberts, late Cashier Of the Ga1ena 4
Chicago Union Railroad, vii be preached al
the First Baptist Church, On Sunday evening
the 9Th inst, at ~ O'Clock Els friends arr
requested to meet Mt the Sherman House par
1ors BY O'Clock on that evening"
SOLDIERS LEzrEEs.-some misappzehen
sion Of paragraph in yesterdays TRIBUNE
i renders it necessary to say, that letters tt
volunteers follow the army, wherever th'
latter may go. Write plainly, after the name
the company and regiment to which the part
addressed belongs, and the letter in due tim
viii reach the proper person-
MORTALITY AT CAMP DorGLAs-Sincc on
last report the following deaths have occurre
among the Fort Donelsop prisoners, all fro1
pneumonia:
March T-H- T. HoHet, Co. E, I'd Mics. regiment
Vim Davis, Co. Il, 18th Tennessee.
ts Edward Wellington, Co. B, 18th Miss.
Joseph Manning, Co. G, Gth Texas
PREVIOUSLY reported. ----------.-----~-.--.----
, 1862-03-08

of the Tabernacle Baptist Church in this city,
died at the residence Of his son-in-l law, Mr. |
William Parker, in Orange, New jersey, on
Sunday, the 22d Of February, after severe |
and protracted illness Of zaore than year. 4
N. Col, CT, D. D., at the Tabernacle Church,
OF DeEplaines street, between Washington
and Madison, (WeEt side), at the usual hour
Of service, on Sunday morning, March 9th
The many friends Of Mr. Green are invited to
be present.
Who WILL TAKE lr?-The ladies Of the
Camp Douglas Aid Society have boz Of COM
forts, such as towels, sheets, shirts, &C., &c,
which they wish to send to Fort Donelson.
Any person going there direct, on Tuesday or
Wednesday next, who will take charge Of this
boy, will confer favor by leaving his name
at Mrs. Franklin's, No. 81 Washington street.
DISCHARGED FROM TIE Reform SCHOOL,
An application vas yesterday made By VIM.
Lettlaize to Judge Higgins Of the Superior
Court, for writ of ha1eas corpus, for the dis
charge ofFrederick Lett1aize from the Reform
School. The writ was ordered to issue,
BURNING STRAw.-An alarm Of fire sounded
just before one clock yesterday afternoon. was
occasioned by the burning Of a pile Of straw
on South Jefferson street, near the corner Of
| Harrison street.
E Jewett 4 Co., 56 Dearborn street, sell
! at 10 A. NJ. to-day, liquors, herrings, candies,
CASTLE soap, white lead, tobacco, ground cof:
fee, etc.
| CAuT1os-The market is full OF limitations, re
presented to he the game Is "Bronn's Bronchial
1'7uches,-' which are In most cases productive OF
positive injury. Many dealers VIII recommend IN
ferior preparations and lower priced articles az
fo1ding more profit to themselves. Ask for and
obtain only Brp1rn's Bronchial 1Yoehes,' which
by long experience hare proved their value, hay
ing received the sanction Of physicians generally
and testimonials from eminent men throughout
the country.
Browns Bronchial T,oches, when allowed te
dissolve sIowly inthe month, hare direct inau
ence to the affected parts; the sedatiFe and Eooth
ing effect to the mucus lining Of the windpfpe int<
the Bronchii allays Pulmonary irritation and gives
relief in Coughs, Colds, and the various Throa
affections to which public speakers and singers ar'
liahle. mh7at
~ Go to John Jones, t1s Dearborn st., and &c
your clothes cleaned and repaired noy17
: "Ca1l On Dunlop, Sc~e1 ASpalding for Printing.
J nov11-h23l-lY
h ~ For cleaning and dying gentleman clothe
60 to Cook 4 Mclean, % Dea1boal-stxeet. Thi
+ old established house do better and cheaper wor
= than any in the city. feb21-ly
i MARRIAGE AND TIsIT1EG CARDs!-" fanke
J. Gard Writer'S" Office at Sherman House. Ca1lin
: Cards reduced to- $1.50 per Pack for one weel
Ladies' call in Parlors. Orders bF man-send p1ie
or four stampe, for sample, to 0. sAcKETr.
mch55t
, 1862-03-08
For the Week Ending March 5, 1862.
From the New York Tribune, ThuradayJ
BEEF CATTLE

from the New York Tribune, Thuraday.1
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market ut Forty-fourth
stFeet, 1855.
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
Firet quality. 81@@9H Ordinary ....-....T9s
Medium. .----... HGSk
Some extra good beeycs may be quoted at 9}{4
1oc.
The general average Of the market at full s1{c.
The most Of the Gales range from ~ to SIC.
Total number Of beeves received in the city this
Eeek. .2.965
THIS is 6s6 head more than last week, and 80
less than the average Of last year-. The average
number at each Wednesday market last year was
shows III less than the average, and 5s3 head more
than this day week.
BEEYEs FROM D1FFEREST STATES.
A.. II A1lerton s. Co., proprietors Of the Wash.
ington Drove Yards report the Cattle IN market
, 1862-03-08
EVENING SESSION

The Board met pursuant to adjoutament
The Committee on Finance, TO whom vas re-
ferrcd the subject Of the executions In the
hards Of Constable Cyrus Keeler, belonging
to The County. collected aud unretu1ned, re-
ported that they had called upon Kee1er,
, 1862-03-08

BEEF CATrLE-Received, 6s1 Beeves. Under
light receipts the market to-day Was much frmer
than yesterday, especially on upper qualities Of
packing and shipping stock-giving iadications Of
. vn+urp tn Ut 1,r1res Ea1a5
, 1862-03-08

= E- The stock of books at number 118 Ran
dolph street is being disposed Of st auction
by evening sales During this evening the en-
lire stock will be closed out, together with all
the fixtures, shelving, show cases, gas FIX
.fures, &c.
, 1862-03-08

DISCHARGED FROM THE REFORM School,
An application vas yesterday made By VIM.
Lettlaize to Judge Higgins Of the Superior
Court, for writ of habeas corpus, for the dis.
charge ofFrederick Lett1aize from the Reform
School. The Rrit Nas nrlered to Issue.
, 1862-03-08

BURNING w.-An alarm Of fire sounded
just before one clock yesterday afternoon, was
occasioned BY the burning Of pile Of straw
on South Jefferson street, near the corner Of
Harrison street.
, 1862-03-08

r Jewett & Co., 56 Dearborn street, sell
at 10 4. NJ. to-day, liquors, herrings, candies,
CASTLE soap, white lead, tobacco, ground cof:
fee etc.
, 1862-03-08

IHTAsT1c1DE--The body of a female child
was found yesterday morning under the stern
Of boat lying In the river, near Lake street
bridge Coroner James held an inquest, but
nothing regarding the particulars Of the
crfue xyaS nddncad
, 1862-03-08

Stock of Coffee In New York.
Stock Of Rio and Santos Feb 25 1852, bags 8o,55a
Recei7ed since to date, bags. none.
, 1862-03-08

MARRIAGE AND TIsIT1EG CARDs!-" Yankee
Gard Writer'S" Office at Sherman House. Calling
Cards reduced to. $l.50 per Pack for one week.
Ladies' call in Parlors. Orders bE ma1-seua price,
or four stampe, for sample, to 0. sAcKETr.
mrhE.Et
, 1862-03-08

~ Go to John Jones, 1l9 Dearborn st., and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noy17
'tCall on Dunlop, Sc~e1l 8Spalding for Printing
y11-h33I-lY
, 1862-03-08

~ For cleaning and dying gentleman' e clothes
60 to Cook Il Mclean 98 DeaIboH-stxeet, This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than anJ in the city. feb21ly
, 1862-03-08

N1 AyEEUE&-We with to prTchase something,
fNr1oY1o OF TAuAHT, on thase Are1naA north Of
TWeiah st,eet. s,H, KERFQQTA Il CO, Ma:onte TEN
pc. mh5o*ss5.
, 1862-03-08

SLFERyIsoRs 1T CAAF DoUeLAs.-The
County Board Of Supervisors accepted the in
Fftation rendered by Col Munigau, and
yisited the Fort Donelson prisoners at the
Camp yesterdar.
, 1862-03-08

TIMELY No11CE.-The Board Of Public
WORKS. in riew Of probable Ct break up" Of
the liver within few days, suggest to owners
Of vessels moored to the banks Of the river, to
prepare Tor any sudden gorge Of ice that may
possibly occur. They advise that in every
case, the vessel should be cut loose from the
surrounding ice, and as a further protection,
to cut or saw parallel lines extending as far
down towards the mouth of the river, as may
be necessary, to clear the ice aud give it free
passage to the 1ake- A little timely labor may
save much loss and damage to shipping and
property in store along the banks Of the river.
, 1862-03-08

'.E DR.. Charles Jewett will speak on ten-
.perancc at the lecture room Of the Frst Baptist
Church on Saturday evening at X o'clock.
, 1862-03-08

ARRIVAL OF TRooPs.-The 14th regiment
Wisconsin volunteers, Col D. E. Wood, will
leave Fond du Lac this morning at o'clock,
and arrive st the depot Of the Northwestern
Railway at O'Clock this afternoon.
, 1862-03-08

Drs- Samuel F. johnson, Of Virginia; B. N.
Croxton, Of the Third Alabama; J. F. Ken
rrdy, Of the Fourteenth Mississippi; kelby
Williams, Of same; Robert A. FELTON,, Of
Texas; g. G: Rothorock, Of the Second Ken
tucky; r. A. Gorier, Of the Seventh Texas,
and " IT. Moody, Of the Third Mississippi,
hare arrived in this city, having been releas-
cd from confinement by Gen Halleek upon
their parole, to attend 10 the sick and wound
ed Fort Donelson prisoners at Camp Douglas.
Dp. q. Griffin, Of the Fiftieth Virginia; II.
n johnson, of the Fifty>third Tennessee; E.
G. Green1ee, Of the Second Kentucky, and D.
e. Lntl,scum, OF The same, are assigned to
Indianapolis.
, 1862-03-08

= u Rt. Rev. Bishop Duggan viii deliver
; his frst Lenten lecture In st. Mar5's Church
on Sunday evening, March 9th. at X o'clock.
The proceeds. are to be given for the relief OF
the sick at Camp Douglas. Tickets Is cents.
, 1862-03-08
#tBrua11f0uH.

DAINT BRUSHES.-5o0 dozen
trade by FRY 4 HOLMES,
{ex& ri9otE . Dearborn street.
, 1862-03-08

MnwAUKEE--The iseHtiae3o Of the 7th says:
There vas no change in monetary matters yes
tetday. The pork trade is about over, and - tbs
movements Of produce are light in consequence Of
quiet. On this account exchange is little drmer
than 1t has been, but ia not Quotab1y higher as
the demand is still limited. Gold continues In the
downward scale. and in sums exceeding $50 can be
, 1862-03-08

LIVE H0GS-Receiyed, $685. Market dull and
1e01sc lower. Sales were as follows:
Hoge. Avg De. Price. Hogs. Arg lbs. Price.
1ly 81 235o ~ aa 315
E13 a37 335 al 213 500
81 $50 $50 Esq s63 26
| lS2 3S6 32s 107 16S 290
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-09-04
Sheriff q Sale.

vs. OF
John English. Franklin COUNTY.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID said Court to directed, will ofer for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House, IN the
city Of Columbus, Ohio, on
Saturday the 4th day of October, A. d. 1864,
at one O'Clock, P. NJ, the following describsd real
estate, situate In franklin county Ohio to wits r III.
1nlot number 23e IN the city Of Columbus, ohio.
Appraised ct ei2.U00 90. ''" ~
Printers fees, % SO. nd AL. E.ife, Vi-,.
@. W. HUFFMAN. shertR
" Of Ffanklln county.
aug 9l-dltwtd. f,,,4rt;..-.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time and has al
ready been tested by one thousand persons and
they esy that the Napoleon Hair Toilet IL the greatest
beautiher ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being countersited or i'm
tsted by unprincpled persons, do not offer Il for
any,Lady Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurent hair
and Curls and Long, Soft Whskers Moustache, can
procure the Invgonor or Toilet either ons for ons
dollar, inclosed In letter, with their address.
Address O. =. ePEEY & co..
Boz l69, Collinsville,
Hartford o., Conn.
And It will be carefully sent BY return mail.
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WIN. B. HURD & CO., New York.
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best in the world for removing Scratches, Marks and
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up your Tables Chairs. Desks Pianos Picture Rrames
Carriages, etc.. and make them look atty per cent bet
ter. This IL true economy. For sale BY Furniture
Dealers and storekeepers generally. Price. rs and 50
cents bottle. Depot No. l. Spruce Street, New York
sP1cAL AGENTS WANTED. Address box 1879, NEW
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