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Tho Indian Outrages In Minnesota $.
Women and OhildRe Murdered,

ST PAUL, Aug. 22-Reliable information
from Fort RidgelS eoo oAtms. without doubt, all
previous reports. Mr.. Wykoff, Assistant Super
iDtendent on his way to the upper agencies,
met messenger six miles from Fort Rdgely
on Monday morning, announcing an outbreak
at the Lower Sioux Agency, and the murder OF
all whites except few. Capt, Marsh was sent
out Immediately with forty. y.fve men. At ihe
ferry opposite the agency he encountered o
large BODY OF warriors, who opened hre on en.
After a few volleys, o large body Of ambuehed
Indians In the rear fred upon them, killing
number Of our men.
Retreat was attempted across the river. While
IN the water the Indians killed the Captain,
three sergeants and four coFporala. Seventeen
returned to the fort on Monday night.
Light from burning buildings and grain
stacks were seen In all directions.
Escaped citizens came into fort during the
night, giving accounts of horror too ts rlble for
Imagination 10 conceive. Mothers came in rsRs
and bsrefooted, whose husbands and children
were slaughtered before their eyes. Children
came who witnessed the murder of their parents
or burning In their own houses. TIE roads in
the direction Of New Ulm are lued with muir
dered men, women and children. ] j. Porter,
OF WAukalo, member of the last Minnesota
Au6ioAhtutSg httiVeu ueEo ibbb evening IOf ar ms.
He was one OF the committee sent to New Ulm
TO learn the truth Of the reported murders. He
arrived at New Ulm on Tuesday morning, and
found the people preparing to bury Eve persons
who had been murdered. Others were being
constantly brought In most horribly mutilaled.
He saw four persons wounded In one room, cut
with hatcbets In the head and arms. A little
girl was cut acrSss the face, breast aud side; q
little boy was dreadfuly cot up; also middle
aged women. In an adjoining room he cav
child With Its bead cut of, and twenty seven
others mutilated with gashes.
The people Of New Ulm are drilling with
what nrms they can get, fully awake 70 their
danger, and determined 70 defend the town to
the last.
Mr. Porter left New Ulm on Tuesday morn.
iDg, and was overtaken BY man who reported
shat the Indlsps attacked the town two huodred
strong As hve P. NJ and burn, several bu,ld.
inga. Several citizens were aeeD to fall. The
people gathered together, and had barricaded
the streets M NsH NN ~ N
ohef letters to Gov Ramsey cay hundreds
sre knosn 70 be killed, md it u believed thous-
Ands. Gov. Ramsey yesterday ordered the
mitus with horses 70 the scene Of actlon.
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war NToo,ine m st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. GA very large and enthu-
siastic war meeting was held lat night at the
Mercantile Library Hall, at which Gov. Gamble
made the principal speech, announcing most
vigorous war policy In this State. He depre;
GATED the disposition OF the people to 6nd fault
with the policy OF the Federal Government, and
recommended the extermination of the guer-
rilas. He would make the secessionlst pay for
the protection they receive from the Govern
ment, and drive South all non.combatants who
denounce the Government. He said the mill
tary authorities hold bonds from the rebels TO
the amount Of over million dollars, and ad
vised that all broken bonds be collected at
once.
His speech was received with tremendous ap-
plause, aud If this policy Ia carried out by the
military authoritiesc peace will soon be restored
in the State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

SPaISeSTELD, Mo-, Aug. 20 Col. Wright, Of
the Federal forces, passed Carthage yesterday
10 hot pursuits of the Ruerillas of Coffee, Hayes
and QuaLtrell. On Wednesday be attacked the
rebels rear guard, killed twelve and Captured
thirty-one horses. Quite number of guns,
horses and other property had fallen into his
hands. The Kansas troops, under General
BluOt, were onlys few miles behind, pushing
on rapidly.
A number Of horses and quantity of camp
equipsge were found at the Usage, where the
rebels crossed.
All the bad characters In western Missouri
aLe joining Coffee, which will drain that section
Of dangerous element
Pursuit will not be relaxed until the rebels arc
driven from this State.
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Select School for Young Gentl'men

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1he study u the French and German languages con-
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teachers Of EN- nsnce 10 science the Principal feels jus
tined In promising hia pupils all the benefits Of Euro
pean edueation
The sehool agreeaby situated on an extensive fa
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infront.
Tie School in session during the hot season.
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Terms including tuitor, board, wahhipg fuel light,
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Gbe ObiO 6tatesnra'r
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. "a, 1862,
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio Statesman.
THE LATEST NEWS.
POpo's Army on the RetTeat-Heb6IG
Advancing.

Popo's Army ON she RetTeat-Heb6Is
Advancing.
New YoRK, Aug. 2l.-The Trbune's letter,
dated Headquarters army of Virginia, Cedar
Mountain, Va Aug. l9, says: Again on the
march, and that march retreat. The camp
which only yesterday was pitched on the side Of
the mountain now memorable IA forever, dissolved
this afternoon into thin air, and headquarters
are here without camp, but only for an hour
or three hours, IL matters not which,, The hur-
ried order came 70 be ready TO start at once,
and before two hours had passed tents and bag
gsge, oil oi headquarters but lts personal, were
moving to the rear.
We understand II Is whispered that the whole
army Of Virginia is on the retreat and presently
It brglns to be added that the whole army OF
Richmond 10 on the advance; that the rebels
threaten to turn our left q ink, aud In a word
are marching straight for Fredericksburg, for
Washington, and for the North perhaps; but
before the North, before Washington, before
fredericksburg is reached, the hardest, Aercest,
most determined and desperate battles OF the
war are to be fought. This army 10 not running
away, nor is General Pope outgeneralled yet by
Stonewall Jsckeon.
Threatened on the left flank, threatened by
an army that counts its hundreds of thousands
Of miserable and desperate troops, the army of
Virgi Ia retreats indeed, but IL retreats TO fight
by daylight. Il must cross the Rsppahannock,
but when once on the North bank OF that river
IL no longer retreats; it begins to msneuver
The battles Of this war are about to begin.
CuLPEPRER G H, Va, Aug. 1875 A. M
Il was expected shat the army would cross the
Rsppabsnnock by ten O'Clock, but the passage
Of she trains was 90 much delayed that il will
not be attempted. The corps Of Banks is here,
and Mcdowell is coming upj both will wait the
arrival of Sige, who covers the retreat, and
will not be hurried.
AS I write, these masses Of troops are pour
Ing In In sWifL bus orderly marches along the
narrow reads and over the fields toward the
town. They are already listening for the
sound OF following cannon. All day long the
march will continue. Sigel is not expe ted till
noon, and whatever happens, not a regiment
leaves till the rear comes up
It is wonderful retreat, for In spite of dc
lays there is no panic among the trains, though
the troops are marching to the rear, they march
as IL to battle.
No battle TO day, II any means can avoid It.
perhaps none tomorrow; but on the RappAhan-
mock before the week closes comes the deadli.
est struggle OF the war.
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Now York s.ook marka,.
[THEONAPHED ron TIE OHIO sTATrsxAN.l

ErnEONAFHED ron TIE OHIO srATEsxAN.l
New YoRK. August %.
Stocks higher tus afternoon Chicago and Rock Island
6os; Nor" Oh and Worcester 4gjS. MilwauLee and
Rralne du Chem End preferred ~; cleveland and
Toledo o2Ai Illinois Central scrip 82; Michigan South.
ern ga Ia.ieed 62Xi American Gold dll5k4iI6 Pa ihe
Mall loli New York oentral03xi Hudson 4cA. Harlem
loh Harlem preferred 39k Michigan Central 6ok Pitts
puIs' Fort WAYNE ard UniAg' lat b nds 90; &.
skies 1871 coupons 9eX california s.veus Oh Brook
gn water loan OO%; Indiana and Nlchigan 80; Illinois
Cenua bonds 9rn; Terra Hsute and Wanash Cd hoLds
o4Hi Ehs th bonds 9Ok Del. H. a ". l0I; GaIoua AID
CnoRo 73x leveland and PittsburR ~; Erie SIX
do preferred 6'Xi oleseland & Toledo i4N Treasury
noIes $40 lvsh@lU3; Little Miami ll6 Michigan
southern 80; Michigan southern secoud 3O; Eris Sd
boDdS lOlh Plttburg, Fort Wsyns Chicago % bonds
~, do lst VI; Chicago North Western LIST 30h, do "a
20; do assorted bond AZ Cleveland Columbus and
Cincinnati ll7; Fauama 38hi Missouri skies 4oA; Ten.
nessee skies ST. Racire and MiIRaukee li2k United
States os 1881 coupon 9Uk RessteTsd l0I; Chicago,
Bn hnEton Quincy rs, "; Milwank q. snd Prairie du
ohisn 81 Delaware and Hndson Io0 Chicago and Indiana
aeT ireinia Fives 53Hj Tennessee 81 Hannibal and
Gates 90x.
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CAIRo, Aug 22.-Lately intercepted letters
dated August 5sh, from Gen. HiDdman to the
rebel War Department, state that he hiss eight
cen thousand infantry, six thousand cavalry and
fty-four pieces of artillery at Little Rock He
proposes awaiting an attack from Gen. Curtis,
instead OF attacking him at Helena, 'Hc In.
tends to anDihilate Curtis and then pueh vigor-
ously for the Missouri river. He has received
supplies Of arms and ammunition from east of
the Mississippi river.
Helena is to be fortified as the basis of oper.
stions. Siege guns have already arrived.
The health OF the army at Helena is good.
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Ferry B rat Burnt By GuerViIlas-
Rs bel Damp R r0ken up.

MEMPHls, August IL The terry boat plying
between Memphis and Mound City, AtkaDta.,
was burned BY the guerrillas on Saturday -
Stores in the vicinity we're robbed, and many
horses stolen. General Sherman has beeL pc
titioned BY many citizens to close the liquor
chops.
General Hovey's division Of Curtis's army
left Helena on the 4sh for Clarendon, White
river, whore large body of rebels were en-
c4mped The rebels, spprised Of bis approach
He'd in the direction of Little Rock, A oaVsl.
~ force Was sent in pursuit.
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Qaartermaster's Department,
uFPIoH OF CLOTHING AND EoUiPAaH, !
No; lol. East Third street;

No. l0l. East Third street,
MIA CINCINNATI. august 49, leo2. J
DHOPOSALS Ah E lNVIT u a FOK PUB
4 Dihing Uniform Regulation Clothing ana Camp an
Carbon EquipaRe for the new leyes OF an
militia Of the United States.
The Clothing and Bqupage, for the different arms 0
the service. to correspond, In mako and material Il
that heretofore used and TO conform TO the pattern
In the ofce OF Clothing and Equipage, In this city
where specifications and samples may be inspected.
Proposals should state the article uhich IL s poposet
70 furnish the quantity which can be supplied weekly
the earliest period At which the delivery will be commeno
tIcle.
All articles delivered by contractors are required
BY law to be legibly marked with the contraotors name
The following list embraces tho principal supplies
needed
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform ooats, consisting OF Engineer, Ordnance,
Artillery and Infantry;
UpitSr@ Jackets, consisting Of Cavalry, ARTILLERY,
Infantry, nave, ana Knit;
Uniform rTowssrs, consisting Of Eootmen, Horse.
men. Zouave, and Knit;
Cotton Duck Ovrralsi
Drawers Flannel and Knit
Shirts, Flannel and KDit;
Great Coau, Footuen and Horsemeni
Straps for Great Goats;
Blaheets, Wooen and Rubber;
PonchHs;
TAlmaa;
Back Coats LINED and Unllned:
s,"os. s0o!s Boo'ess, . Sslngs stOcsins;
TJnifoym g,s Tr,mu..a .,a yr...,,
f1niSo,n csn., ''nsu anu ohHlnmed;
Foraos oe" aaoo,r,,, c.,,.,.,
CAP lovers, Stable Rrocks eashes;
Haversacks, Knapsacks, Canteens.
ARTIoLES or RQUIpAeE.
u..,,.i 49,. u.,, s,1,
Tents, D'Abri Tents; N'"'D''"
Muaketo DarAt
Regmental Ooiors;
Camp
National
elandardsi
Storm Fags;
9arris n e
Recruitlpg Fags;
Guidonsi
Axesi
5Padesi
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

CARo, Aug 22.-The steamer Champion, on
her last passage to Memphis was fred on by
guerrillss at Jamss Bayou, just below Hick-
man. She was struck by over seventy shots.
No one injured.
The steamer Swallow, 10 Government service,
was burned BY rebels twenty miles below Mem.
pms, few days since M
There is unusual activity here In completing
repairs on boats. a large number Of extra
hands are employed. s
Memphis papers O. the l9sh say Bragg is IN.
doubtedly a. Charleston
At last accounts Porter's cavalry were Of
Holy Springs, committing depredatIoDs on
Union men. JacksoE's cavalry, which last
week we're reported near Coldwater, Missis.
eippi, have fallen back 10 Tupslo.
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Money MaHhet.
IrELEORArurD FOR TIE ONO UrArnnLH.I

IrELEORAPHED IoR THE ONO ETATuMLE.I
NEW YoRK August 20.
The Money market continues easy at 394 per cent
for loans call.
Prime paper 10 abundant and rates easy at 4p5 per
cent. discount.
Sterling Exchange shade Armer. Bankers bills are
quoted at l27X9i27k.
Amen sd 1old 10 Unsettled and ololeI lower, opening
MUM.
California Gold Bars are quiet and nominal.
Governwent stocn ara or Ublled states 6'sl6o1 at
lUO giOl United staes q 10Y cr-asury Notes opened
az IVsHBSlU3H,a and closed at Sl0iaD i04N.
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Bachelors Hair Dyel
rKaH EtGa,r I'M ,a,UpU vUnusn

WILLIAM a. DATOHELoRs celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not puIe the Hair in the sasti remedies
the III Sees Of bad 6yeb and invgOrates the Bar for
life. GREY. RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instantly turns
9 splendie Black Brown, leaving the Har soft and
beautiful. Bold by all Druggists, eto.
III The genuine 10 Gignsd WILLIAM a. BAToHR-
LoR, on MeJ jour stdes Of each ooU.
Factory No. 81 Barclay Street,
(Late 2S3 broadway and 10 Bond street,)
may2p-dawly NEW YORK,
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Notice

Parties who propose furnishing supplies to this De.
rament S state 10 their proposals how long the pro
position holds, a. on the back OF zach bid will be
gaaaniee signed BY two responsible parties that the
bidder will execute the contract II awarded him, No
lrtIers or telegrsms Of inquiry will 10 ansWeed but
aher the l't'irg OF the % inst bidders will bs duly
nounso Wheo theif Props Is are accepted. Proposals.
viii bo marked, on the outsid ''Propo ais for Army
olothing."
JNo. Fl. DIoKgRsoN,
AusEV-H oaptsin nd A. Q. n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

ITO the Nervous OF both sexes. 70.
tired Clergyman having been restored to health In q
few days after many yea Of great suffering Ia willing
paid directed envelope, copy of the prescription used.
Direct the REV JOHN ID. DAaNALL, 1So Fulton street,
Brooklyn, N. z.
iuueB-daw4m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

PHLADELPHA, Aug. 22--Lieut- Col. Geo,
W. Nef, OF the I'd Kentucky regiment, arriv ed
here this morning from Richmond. 90 will
proceed to Cincinnati, where he will be due on
Tuesday morning
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

NEWARK, o Aug 22.-The Union Conven.
tion OF the 18th Congressional district was held
here to-day. Dr. Ramey, of Muskingum, was
Chairman. Gen. George B. Wright was lomi-
mated on the third ballot. The meeting was
very harmonious.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23
Fort DoneI.on Abandoned.

NEW YORK, Aug 81 "A special from Cairo
TO the Herald states that Fort Donelson had beer
abandoned by the Federals, as a large rebel
force was advancing and the post was now val
ueless, there being but thirty inches Of water In
the Cumberland river.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet
Administrators Sale,

David FINLEY, Jr., admir- or t...
David Smiley, ST.,
W.
Maria Smiley, and others.
TIE UN DERNIGNED, AdminIstra, /,
tor OF the estate Of David Smiley Sen, decea,ed IN
pursuance OF 40 orer OF the Probate Court Of ans lin
county, and State Of Obi to him directed, viii eli Al
public auction on the premises, on
Tuesday, the 9ih day September, 1869.
at about o'clock Of said dss the following described
real estas, situate in the ounty Of Franklin, In aid
State Of Ohio, t1.wit ~
The whole Of Military Survey No 52A for 81 scres,
In the name Of William POWELL granted to James Tay
lor, BY patent datrd Oct. IS 1882 said survey bsnA
founded upon warrant No 050 and conveyed to David
Smiley sr BY James Taylor and wife, BY their deed
dated March ID, 1896 as appears Of record in Boo No.
50, pages so and d. In the hecorder's ONCE Of said
Frankln county.
The said real estate will bs sold, free and clear Of
dover.
TKRNs or sAtx.-ons-third Of the purchase money to
b paid the day OF sale, the balance 10 two eoual an
nual paymeps with intsfe.t payable annually and te
be secured BY mortgage on the premises.
Appraited.at o2O per asre. aF
DAVID SMILEY, JR.,
Administrator Of David smiley, ST., deceased.
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mcClellan'E, POpe's and BurDsIde,I
Forces United.

New YoRK, August 22.- The Commercial
says IL has Information that e junction of Nc
Clellan ., Pope's and Burnside's forces has been
affected, We believe at Acquia creek.
The came paper saye that reliable odvices
from James river state that the rebels occu isd
HaIriSon's Landing, and their pickets extrDd
as far as the Chicksnominy. A large portion
Of our eunboat f,nlla, With the q ,g ship; was
above Harrison's LspdiDg, and would probably
give the rebels taste of their quality.
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Henry Koeh1e1.,
Hate Of PhalOn'S EIlabllshmsnt, N. III

Nate Of Phalon's Egsablshment, N.Y.J
DROPhtETOR OF THE NEW YORK
j Fashionable shaving, Hair Quitting, ehampooninE
Curling and Dressing Saloon,
In the Basement of the Neil House.
under The Postofhoes
whore sa.iHtaOaon VIII b sivvn m al the vAsiou,
L.di:s and cAIdrsas Hair Dressing done in shs hus'
Uls.
Warm and Cold Baths can be had at
al Hours
jy1ldiy
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From Fortraun RFomroa

FoRrREss MvnROE, August ~ --Willisms-
burg is eull 10 possession Of the Union troops,
No ore has occurred there, the rumor 70 the
contrary Notwithstanding. All 10 quiet here.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

PHILADELPHIA, August 22.-Rear Admiral
George Campbell Read, Governor Of the Naval
Asylum 10 this city, died This morning.
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no MARRIEp MEM.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
TIN undersigned will give information on very ~,
sesttHo and important subject, which will be vAu-
ed mors than thousand nss IL cost by every married
couple Of any aye condition in life. The information
will be by nail to any address on the receipt Of IS
cents (StsVer) and red stamp.
All lsttsrs should BE- addressed to
X. y. NORRIS, NJ. D.
oct3l-ly3tswd&W Boston, Nan
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-08-23

OMAHA, August The Republican Con-
venton nominated s. q. Daley for Cong fess
this afternoon
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Cleveland Market.

oIEvEIAND, August 90.
FL0UR-Quiet and steady at o. 75B5 90 for good 10
straiR h, brands and red douole extra.
WaE >r--eaes yesterday Of 1000 bush red ahoa, at
Sl 5 cars white track at 05, 5000 bush free on
board from q. p elevator at 81 06, apdl an sgRre.
gate Of 90 900 bush free on board at same
D! TTER-ls in good demand at l2DlSo for good
grades.
LAR0--sAles at 7Ko.
tai 0W--saleb at exc.
P0RK-Held at $40
tion.
L<ddsT
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The History of American Manu-
tactures from 1908 to 1880.

by DR.. J. LrASDEn Br'HOP. 9 vols. syo.
Vol l. now ready. Vol. II. nearly ready.
now ln the American press '"P'''Snt Work
we have also Just Published new edilon. ~ n. ~,
lowing useful AID populs books: ''''"' VI inc 'or
the ~ si. SUsJNEss nAN's LEGAL ADvIsER; or. How
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All these books mailed post, Aid. or ,...,., =,
Prce. we pay particular at enton TO mailing hcnr. :.
Wrapping them CAREFUL, and viii or cure ana .on1'
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SftClAL NOTICES.
AAEgM MANHOOD.
rtK-dV HOW LOTT. H0W RRaTORRl

just Published in q Sealed Envelopei Price 0 cts.I
A LECTURE ON THE NATURE, TREATMENT AND
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~ NNNNNNN OS~9S
The only article ever offered to the French psope that
would OUnL bTRAIGHT HARl the above Toilet being
mannfactured for tho sole benefit Of Louis Napoleoni
which Article Ia now indispensable to his toilet room
The Subscribers, feeling confident that this Toilet ua
necessarily take the place Of all Others ever offered 10
the public take pleasure In expressing their cobdeuce
In the article, gaining It from practical use.
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
VIII Curl STRAIGHT HAIR In eoi, Silken Flovinr
Curls, thst viii remain in Shape for one day or one
week desired or any lonee period n the directions
are strictly followed, which very simple and easy
The 4sr Toilet does not In any manner interfere Win
the Natural Sotnsss Of e Hdi-. II neither sooychs.
nor dyel in bat gives the hair soft thrittv apnear
snoe 1t also prevents the hslr from rdl2tao 81 and
turning gray. " "-N
The Napoleon Hair Toilet
Has been before ths pnpc but short time. and has Al
ready been teatsd By over one houaand per,ons ana
they tey that the Napoleon hair Toilet "a ha
oeautineT ever offered to the American people.
10 prevent this Toilet from being counterfeitod or I'm
itated by unprnolpled persons we do not ofer n fv
sale nj any Druggss In the United States Therefore
AnytLady or Gentleman who desires soi Luxurant Halr
and Ourls and Long, Soft Whiskers or Moustaohe can
procure the lnvigoratoT OF Toilet either one for one
dollar, tnolosed In letter, with their address,
Address O. y. sPENY co.,
Boa l62, oollinsyiIle,
And y will be carefully sent by return mail.
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