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RBAG. ESTATE
AT AUCTION!

WILL Be cold 70 The hIgAsse bidder. %.
W % the premises. %
FRIDAY, DECEMBEa -. 1888
Al The sesl ssests u Jeha +. Thsoep.
6ecesssd. ~ order Of The Court 81 Ooamoa
Pleas u Orange county. Indiana. 10 psy NE
dsbse 81 ssii dscsdsst, which Isads ere sIs-
uatei 10 The eoussies Of inertia sad Dubois.
end cnaslst II about 60 scssA lying % end
sdj'inlpg White river There q 81 sssd lsad
sbOut one hundred scres 81 good bottom land.
= Isses porsisa q which Il improved. The
:ssd will b sold 10 nscts 20 ssis puschsssss
This u good opportunity 10 60. tesirsbls
slock farm. wilh plenty Of bottom lssd Of
d very superior Vuslisy, good los Cora. Wheat
and osh.s grain, and dtSsted who're the same
cen be shspped with ease.
Tesms Of ssls-O se-thisd 10 Six moNshs,
one third il twelve aonshs. ssd he reasis.
Ing third Ia Eighsses moaihs. (sxeeps IL
the ssle Of the main farm four hundred del-
lsss will be required 10 handy the purchaser
giving notes with approved surety. wsivise
valuation end sppssisenens lave. 9th inter.
cot fssm date. The sale 10 commence upea
The lands In Martha comfy, q ii o'cloek,
"A. ~. Of said Day. sad - soon . that 10 Of.
Tered sss ssle. The sale Of the land In Dubois
eeessy will take plscs.
r. N BRAxrAN, Adn's
No IL 1860
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ssh asd otia. o. rsnsls CeapiaIuss--
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|0a The Pslss TsssAnsss u Dissesss. On
|she vsvious Medical Huahsgs o. The
|PhysloIogy 81 11syisoe. On ~ Co0eoa
|seese d nsdlctas. o. Disss Essseips,
|ssd a blusIsa. How shs ~ sIcise shOuid -.
How % Prevent Pregnancy. Ard aeay
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|shouIj b In he hsnde q svssy 80. To
81 whs apply ~ Letter. 9Th fiji 6ssesipeIoo
|of aee. oeeuessiop. eyapsome u 6lsesse q
any kind. and hsbils d llss. Candid Advice.
lsss q chsrse. wiII - gives. b - Chief
physiciss.
Address (wish swc ~ three sssmps for -.
turn postssr.) DIR. J. RUSSELL.
rsb. 10. (Byx b. BaocELrs. Nsw yssE.
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Az our design 10 to make our paper
one that will be Of interest to oil en-
gagged IN the different departments o.
active industry in every part Of the
county, We respectfully solicit the CO.
epss1kion Of orr intelligent citizens
throughout it, limits. And being e.
pscially DESTROYS Of promoting ths
farming interests Of Dubois, itcms IN
any department Of agriculture are par
ticuisrly solicited. Please send us III
the news, incidents, general informa'
ton, and mineral discoveries in youI
respective neighborhoods.
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HONE TESTIMONY.

6fvwAnD.viLLE, Pesey CO. Tad. April e.
On. RosAcE-Sis-I fssl e ny duty a
psssens 90 ~ eessiGcsse. 70 show zoe the
bsaeos have received from yous msticiaes
he Oesadiasviss Bleed Pills end Blood RI.
siGss. Aisss bslag slEiesed fes some three
yssss. giving or physicisss trial, ssd sIso
me nsiIsisss q Dr.. D-.I YES psrsus.
6si 70 " yoss Pills end rsd6er, which
~. ssd shsy esssd - perfectly.
Yssss, truly, d. J. fU6AH.
Ikoee odssrsieemeui.
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NOTICE l. hereby sivea hat b virtss q
~ % execu,ioa issued from The once
Of the clerk Of the d ,bois Circuit Court ed
70 ne directed, Gill proceed % o6ss fo'
sale q public ssesios . The highest bidder
ios essh 10 hsad. q The door Of The couF'
houes 10 jasper. On
SATURDAY. Dee. 80. 1859
betweea the hours prescribed ~ lev The
rents end pso6Is fOs ssvsa ysssss Of the sel
lowing described real estate, situated 10 Do
bois county. to-wit:
The sossh half ol The nossh sast qusvses oI
Sec No CID twenty seven, % tOws sas al
sssth range No. nix (o) wsst. and he SCOTIA
ssss qvssses Of section % GAY twenty swS
10 sowa oas ~ south range No (6) six west
eontsisiag sws hsadrsd and forty sese more
|oe Iose.
AID % failure % ssslise The full amount
|sf psissipal. ia,eeest ssd costs called for b,
|said execution, will q the same time ssd
place aud in LIKE msnnes, cell the fee sim
pie o. ssid real sstsss.
| Taken 10 eaecosss - The property d
Willisn Rose q ~ ssle u john Merritt
This ssle will b made without eng ssllsl
~hsssvss from vsluatioa O sppssisase'
laws.
JOHN wEIKET, Sheriff D. G.
r. Smith ATTY fos PHI.
! nov 8, le6?--j~ 5000.
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Election Notice.
s S.ss, e c i.S':"'' &c.,
A HEREAS vacsncies hsve occurred N
w the o6iess ~ Jsssiee Of the Peses Ia
,hs sswnship Of Ferdinand. IL shs eosa'y
siosessid, b. The seiesssisa % Jaceb NJ.
sesds. Esq-. end The non-seceptsnee Of xsv.
ies Sssohmeies,
Tnssefose. Ia eonfmmisy with The Stat
ulss 10 such essos made and provided. /
Henry A Hol,hsus. Clerk 81 the Dubois Cir.
cult Court, IN the Sssls Of Indiana. do here
y order sn eIscsios 70 Gil aid vsesa ciss,
70 be held q The usssI plsces u hsldiag
-lsrsi"ns 10 ssid township of Ferdinand. II
cid eounsys On Tsesdsy. the l6sh dsv oI
Deeembss. "A. D. 1S62. AID the Sheriff Of
aid county Of Dubcis y hereby Directed "a
rye legal notice Of ssid election.
Wisnoss ny hssd, and The eel
TL.s1 d said Couss hereto affixed. q
Jsspes. this 2lh dsy Of No,
embes, A ID. 1862
HENRY A. HOLTHAUS.
Clerk d. G. G.
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UNION HOTEL,
JOS. EGG, Proprietor,

JOS. EGG, Proprietor,
Corner North Main end Lswssscs sssesss
JASPER, IND.
rTVHE "UnIcn- 10 nov nvsd - ses The se
j espsioa o. travellers, end the proprietor
hopes 20 merit : share Of custom. No e.
penss will Be spared 10 render bic The bss
Hotel IN town. His bar will - q sIl tImes
g Il nee been heretofore supplied with shs
beet. May IL
- -
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The qualified vesess Of Fsdinand town.
ship. Dsbois County. Indiana. ere hereby
notified shss % election wiIl bs held q The
usual plsce Of holding elections 10 ssid town.
ship. On Tuesday. che 18th dsy Of Dscem.
Sss. 1864. sos he psrp0ss d sIec'ing per
sons 10 GIL the oGices snaumsSased u The
foregoing Clerks ceii6csts.
Givss usdes my had shis 9Th dsy d
Nov smbes. lS62.
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v4O Wo8cs r0o0s wv
To cell goods for The ADAns SEwsss NJ.
cssnE COMPANY. We will give . commits.
sion on ell goods sold by our sgsnss. o. pay
wsges q from 90 70 500 per month. ssd
psy I'll necessary expenses. Dor msehise
10 perfect in 10 mechsnism. \ child eas
learn 70 operate II b. hslf - hous'S issssue.
siosi Il u equal 20 any Fsmily Sewing M.
chine IN nee. ssd ~ have ssdneed The price
10 Fifieen DoIsrs.
EscL machine 10 wsnsnssd Tor shsse years
Address G. RU00LES.
AZ Gen sReus. Detroit. Mich.
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Justices, DDanks.
a GOOD supply 81 Jusiicss' Dlssks con.
N etsntly on hsnd end fog sale low q ibs
COUNTER OFFICE.
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Ny WIFE having Ieis ny bed and pro-
lvx lection without causs q psovoc ,tion,
notice u hereby given 70 I'll pessons NOT 70
10 rbos o. credit her, o. her soa, Joe. Meier,
lon ny account, = I viii under no ciscum-
slsnces psy ssy 6ebss contracted BY either
of them. WILLIAM POSCHEN.
Ferdinand, Ind Juse IL. 1852.
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KRAUS HOTEL.

CuA0. hNAUO, FropI1etOT,
Cysner Of South Main end West Streets
JASPER. IND.
1vVHE proprietor will exert hlmssIf q sss.
y der the sojossa Of Those who msy pol
% with him perfectly sgsesabIe. HE tsbls
10 q I'll times ssppIied eth the BEET In the
market. HE wiaes sd liquors ere uaex
cslled 10 the Wsss. He hss also eood 90
hliaR fog hoeses. ssTsy ne" 1851
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AIhsS Seal.
nE Il knsva. list On this 9Ssh dsy 81
- Ausssabes . NE ysas l002. shs shove
ssoe6 plsissiG. ~ her Assesssys. fled 10
~ 0Gse - she CIssk 81 shs Ciscuit Cssss.
Ass ssaplslas sgsisss said dslsadsst. 10 The
eboso issielsd ssuses together With - an
dovjt oes eo@psssss psssos, dbae sai6 q.
sss6ees Allssd 0sssis = net sssidsns u
che 0lase q 1sdisas. 0sii defendant d
shesetese. hereby sssi1s6 u he aiIsg ssd
e(pdsacy q ssj1 esaplsiat sgsisss him,
~ tAss salsss 10 sppsas end ssswes o.
AeDss lhsssso. q ne calling o. ssid ssuss
q w second day d The sext Term 81 ssid
Csust. y - bsGss ssd held @ he Courl
henos d Jsspes. . he 4sh nssdsy 10 len.
onsy AID, 1853 ssxs, ssid complaint. end
- aosssss ed shiaes therein essssissd
- uIlees6. viii b hsssd asd dssssGIsst
10 BE soeouee
lllNRY 4 HoLTHAus. c. D. c. G.
=. SMITH. ssry fss prG
New - l0s2-Sws
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,. REsE0,
FAHulONADLE TAILOR,

LsWeo0e6 Olfset, oext door 70 Union H0tsI'
JASPER. md
- OFFERS be services 10 the public.
% sssesd % I'll ske bsssehes Of tailor
II ias. sd vill - thsntful fcs share
II pssssssee. us gssrsssess I'll HE wOst
- - dsss 10 The best ssyls. He be- :
email ssoeb 81 choice goods. which 10 will
sssks - ehssp for cash. Cutting done on
sksvs ssAiss. aug 9. 1852.
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sSssss q Iadisss. Dubois Cosasy. .:
IN ~ Dxe~js Cisesh Court. Jss. term 1868
. 1.'..' .; !: ! ''''''' Divorce
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Nov II 1869
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02
Ohio Craftsman
TELEGRAPHIC.
@-For latest TeIegrepio Neos, see Sd PAGE
Sunday Nights Report.
From Fredericksbury

New YoRK, Nov. GA special to the
Herald from headquarters states 1t is rumored
that jackson is advancing on our flank from
Warrenton. A proper disposition of our
troops Is consequently made.
Lees headquarters are Visible two miles
back Of Fredericksburg.
The rebels are estill erecting earth works, and
have rided cannon commanding all fords and
bridges.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE Potomac, Nov.
~, r. Some Of the enemy's camp Visible
yesterday disappeared last night They
probably retired to valley In the rear Of
fredericksburg. New rebel earthworks, re.
doubts, and rife pits grow daily.
Five OF our gunboats are reported to have
advanced up the Rsppahannock opposite King
George Court House. The right wing of the
enemy extends nearly to that point, some dis
tance from the river
Burnside has returned to camp from Wash
ington.
All quiet tonight.
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Naval Matters.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 30.-Admiral Dupont
flag shlp Wabash, Port Royal, Nov. 25th, writes
to the Navy Department that on the night oI
the 18th steamer attempted to run the block.
ade OF Charleston. She was discovered and
chased, but escaped to seaward owing to dense
fog.
On the night Of the 10th o steamer, supposed
to be the same, attempted to run the blockade,
but was discovered within two hundred yards OF
the steamer Blunt, which fred she'll at her
which exploded on the decks of the rebel
steamer, causing her to change her course. She
afterward disappeared in the darkness, and ia
supposed to have returned to Nassau disabled
The Navy Department has information that
the pirate Alabama was expected in the vicini
ty Of Azores early in November, to receive sup
plies of ammunition and men from Bahama.
steamer took dispatches there for Capt Sem
me5.r
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PARIS. Oct. 40. 1859

between France and England respecting media
ton:
PARIS, Oct. 80, 1862
Europe watches with painful interest the
struggle which has been raging more than
year upon the American Continent. The hos
tilities have provoked sacrifces certainly OF
nature to inspire the highest Idea of the per.
severance and energy Of the two populations.
But this spectacle, which does 80 much honor
to their courage, 10 only given at the price of
numberless calamities and prodigious effusion
of blood. TO these results Of civil war, which,
from the very first, assumed vast proportions,
there is SILL to be added the apprehension of
setvile war, which would be the culminatinn
point of so many irreparable disasters.
=, The suffering of nation, toward which We
have always professed sincere friendship,
would have suficed to excite the sincere soiici.
tude OF the Emperor, even had we ourselves
not suffered BY the counter blow of these
events. Under the influence of intimate rela.
tions which extensive Intercourse has multi
piled between the various regions Of the globe
Europe itself has suffered from the conseouepcea
Of the crisis which has dried up one of the
most fruitful sources Of public wealth and
which has become, for the great countries of
labor q cause Of most sad trial. As YOU are
aware, when the conflict commenced we held
it our duty to observe most strict neutrality,
10 concert with other maritime powers, and the
Washington Cabinet has repeatedly acknowl.
edged the honorable manner with which we ad-
hered to that line Of conduct The sentiments
dictated 70 us have undergone no change butt OF
abenevolent character. That neutrality, In.
stead OF imposing upon the Powers the attitude
(which might resemble indifference, ought ra,h-
ka Hak khaun oe A.
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Morning and Noon Reports
From Fredericksburr.

New YoRK, Dec 1.-The Herald's special
from the headquarters Of the Army of the Po-
tomac, Nov. 80, says considerable excitement
was occasioned by the circulation of report
here that proposition had been made by the
rebels for an armist.7e of thirty days, and that
Lee was already In Washington arranging
the terms Of the agreement. No credence is
put in this rumor, however. The rebels are
working with redoubled vigor on their fortif-
cations, and their cavalry of late have been
very active and have captured number of our
pickets along the fords of the river, besides the
two companies of the Sd Pennsylvania cavalry
at Harwood Church.
Longstreet commands the right and Hill the
left OF the rebel forces confronting US.
Deserters coming within our lines report that
large body Of their force has been detached
and sent off either to Richmond or to reinforce
StoneWall jackson. These reports must be
received with great caution, however.
Our cavalry have captured number of rebels
along the river below this place.
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NEW YoRK, Nov. 3O.-A dispatch from Bay
ards cavalry reports no rebels this eide Of the
Rappahannock. Their pickets line the other
side Of the river.
A Washington dispatch states that Burnside
had long consultation with the President,
Halleck, War and Navy Departments A Cab.
met meeting was afterward held
A Harper's Ferry dispatch states that Jack
son moved toward Thoroughfare Gap on Thura-
day.
New Orleans advices give glowing accounts
Of Union demonstration held on the 18TH
Resolutions were adopted sustaining the Ad.
ministrstion, expressing desire for the speedy
opening of the Mississippi, and indOrsiug the
rule Of Gen. Butler.
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progress Of opinion In America, and II. ss
mere appears reason to hope, It may be found
to have undergone, or may under 20 berssf.sr ...s
any change, the three Courts might thsn
avail themselves Of such change 70 oifer tbeir
friendly counsel with greater prospect than
contendlng parties.
Her Majesty's Government will communi
cate 70 that Of France any intelligence they
may receive from Washington or Richmond
bearing on this important subject. ~ =
Your Exoellency may read this dispatch To
NJ Dfouyn de L'fiuys, and give him CODY
Vi IT, RUSSELL.
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Sherif's Sale,
3. & 9. 8. Clark

vs.. Franklin OOmuno on Pleas. = q
Milton W Dennison.) l,.-7e ~ - g-... p.
DY VIRTUE OF A WhIR OF VRNDl
ID to directed from the Court OF Common Pleas OF
Franklin county Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House In the city of Columbus, o., on
Saturday, the 9Th day of Decembes, A. D. 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock H. and lo'clookp az
the following described real estate situate ~ the county
OF franklin and State OF Ohio 10 wit:
Lot No. g. as laid down and desisnaed on N F
the proceedings In the case OF Jane Dennson vs. Burr
W. Dennison ct all Ia the Court OF Common Pleas o.
franklin county Ohio recorded In record book No
page 338, and bounded followE Beginning tasAke
NV corner 70 No. q in the center OF the county
road; thence along the center Of said road N, ldsg
minutes b. II 49, 100 poles TO stake themes 8. 81 deg
I5 minutes n 2l2 90 100 poleEto pthke inths west
line or John Cherrys land: thenee along sad line D. 10
der 20 minutes y. IA 30l00 poles to stake N B. cor
efto saidlot No q thence along the N. line o. ead
lot N 81 deg. lSminutes W. 2l5 5DiO0 poles 70 the be-
ginning containing eighteen acres and $50 poles elng
The part Of Milton W. Dennison seton nfaid pressed
inss In partition.
Printers fees $500. ~ .tHQ " sFoegss f2fG
novl lo02-dlt&wtd. f;.4f ~, u f5,s. .;tce-,-
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what she EIec,ion Teecna..

N--~e sAAo A1tcCthOn IenCnoo,
Inc fhiiadeiphia Leader dIscourses undsr
this head, and arrives at the following conclu,
sions:
"The first lessons taught by the late eIec-
tions is, that the people are loyal 70 their Cor.
ernment, but opposed to its AdminisiYation. The
second lesson is, that the Administration must
not tribe with Constitutional principles by the
violation of It's essential principles. That
tne people are opposed to an Administration,
which, in fact, destroys o system of Govern
ment, while it processes by such means to sus:
tain it,
Besides these and other lessons taught, the
powers that be must remember that its parti !.
san press cannot insult, with impunity the
citizens who only ask to enjoy their consti,u-
tional privileges That Provost Marshas
bassiles and bayonets are not the weapons or
agents in free Government to enlighten
free people or make them supper. an Admins.
tration.
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Gen. Blunt Routs 5000 Rebels.

srRlNoflELD, Mo-, Nov. 29.-Geueral Blunt,
with 500 Federais, attacked and routed about
5000 rebels under Gen. Marmsduke, at Cave
HILL Ark, on the Goth, killing sixty, and
driving the belance some twelve miles Gen
Blunt telegraphs that the enemy lie badly
whipped, and will not probably venture north
Of Boston Mountains again this winter, and as
they have consumed all the subsistence IN the
valley of Arkansas, they must soon retreat
into Texas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

New YoRK, Nov. 30-The frigate Wander
bilt has arrived from search of the Alabama,
having steamed four thousand miles, cruising
from the Grand Banks to the southwark Ber.
mudas. She spoke one vessel that she saw in
latitude 81 80, longitude 10 Is.
Several of Gen. Banks's regiments we're
placed aboard ships yesterday and to-day.
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lEu,no. from Letter on the Battle. Field,

u
This battle (Antietam) has been the most
sanguinary Of the war, and the only one fought
with visible design and upon military princI-
pies. The arrangement Of our corps - the
overlooking position Of the commanding Gem
eral-the sending into action the right and left
divisions-the closing up of the center, and q.
nal success--excites bewildering admiration,
and carries the mind to the great fields Of Aus.
terliis and Wagram, fought by Napoleon. OF
all this have spoken. The heart history Of
such conflict, purchased by the life and blood
of twenty thousand men, must be found In the
hospitals. Wsr has its glories--but It has its
ten thousand demons In these human tortures,
that make the eye.balls ache-the heart bleed
the lips palsy, and the brain reel. The sight
is at first positively uncomfortable. The life
blood of some is still trickling away in silent
calmnesa-while the discovered limbs and ma
MAC brain of others give rise to sounds God
grant may not again witness.
But ye mothers who here seek son--or
wives huaband-or sisters brother--or sons
. father-kuVw rnd DO consoled thss even here
the hand Of mercy is watchful, and better care
Is bestowed upon your loved ones than might
at first seem possible. Il vas In the hospital,
where rested the gallant Hooker, that learned
the history Of those mythical words 60 often
seen and so little understood, "s. T.-l960-
X" Anything alleviating the suffsrings and
saving the lives Of our soldiers, Is a national
blessing. Witnessed some astonishing results
from this article.
IL is we'll known the effect of burnt gunpow-
der and excitement is thirst, which added to the
loss OF blood In the wounded, creates The ne
oesslty of reviving stimulant. In this par.
ticular hospital, the physicians we're allowing
their patients to drink Plantation Bltters, other.
wise called 8. T.-ls6O-X, and although the
wounded are most numerous here-this d.
vision having opened the fight ct In the morn
ing-the men were mostly composed, and there
was very little fainting. The article acts upon
the stomach and nerves in most Incompetent
slble manner, superior to brandy, and without
subsequent atupefying reaction. 1t originated
In the West Indies, composed Of the celebrated
Callsaya Bark, Roots, Herbs, etc.; all prsserv.
cd in st. Croix Rum--the s. T.--l860-X be.
Ing secret ingredient, not yet revealed to the
public. It is principally recommended for want
Of appetite, disordered liver, intermittent fe-
vers, stomachic difficulties, eto. understand II
was somewhat known In the Suathern States
previous to the war, and II appears an agent Of
Jefferson Davis recently applied to the proprie.
tors for the privilege to make Il for hospital
purposes during the war, to which they made
the following reply: b.. 30.
New YoRK, Jan. 18th, 1869.
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The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but sIhort tme and has Al
ready been tested BY over one thousand peroasl and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair Toilet Is the greatest
beautiher ever offered 70 the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being counterfeied Of I'm
itaed BY unpnnoipled persons do not offer fi Ter
sale at any Drugsiss In the United States. Therefore
RnyLsdy Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Bair
and ourls, and Long, Soft Whiskers or Mousache can
procure the 1nvigorator or Toilet either one for ns
dollar, inclosed In O letter, with their address
Address o. 2. sPENY co., -.
Boz l6s, 0ollinsville,
Hartford Co.,, 0onp.
And It will DO carefully sent BY return mail.
feb23 dtWAwiS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-12-02

CATHARTIC
PILLS..

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comiortabloi These symp'
toms are often tho prelude 10
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness Is creeping upon you,
and should DO ayerteo by a
timely use of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the dlsordered hu.
mors purify the blood, and
let the fluids move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
Of the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
the distractions which make