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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-02

The only article ever offered to the French people that
manufactured for the sole benefit of Louis Napoleon
which article is indispensable to his toilet
The subIchbers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others offered to
the public take pleasure In expressing their confidence
in the article, gaining 1t from practical use.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-02
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public but short time, and has al
ready been tested by over thousand persons and
they esy that the Napoleon Hair is the greatest
beautifer ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being counterfeited n
itated by unprincped persons do not offer 1t fol
sale at any Druggists in the United States Therefore
anyLady Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hail
and 0urls and Long, Soft Whiskers Moustache can
procure the Invgorator or Toilet either one, for one
dollar, inclosed in letter, with their address.
{ Address @. +. sPENY & CO.,
4 Box 1873, Collinsville,
D s-.' Hartford Co., Conn
And II will be carefully sent by return mail.
feb23
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-02

eFf fssFE % GNB ENhNAa Ar 3sH
80 aae Qsi Nne p wtnN --SaEYW W8E
7 I'd ReetJ % s@gsg Ff1 t9sab 'spi5gr .ss1t Z.
-seAQ a,s,,ssk,..,, ana. ,..aodsa fcr fihalt
IA. ~ p'ee'-s1-YY IA 'stlf sos
! Yil 81 tiitBpN sa asef
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-02
HUNNEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

For all Throat aud Lung Complaints, including, with
most perfect results, WHooPIEe CouGH, CHRONIC AND
COMMON CouGHs, BRONCHIAL AND THROAT OoMPIAINTs,
always forerunnen Of Consumption. as A SooTHMe
sYRUP It has no superior Freed from all 0piate or
Bmec properties may be used by most delicate consts
tutions, and with perfect confidence.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-02
NApoLEoN's HAIR TOILET

They would also announce to the public that they
Agents for
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-02
The Weekly Statesman

Should ps banded before Wednesday noon.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

upx,-. AAA@
gnsss Medicines hRvs now e@sn hss..
90 ssEaea ~ gssRza saass I'd - gsSlis
~ N IN 49, ID alEe sAaraeter In alsss1 nas
aaass pessE % Fsssassng Dszas5 ~ 40 iHss-
tas haInan nsEns Ii liable 4A4$AAS l9 EaaA
-. 80 .s.as - sfe aaoag TIE aiStrsasfuu
ssss' - sss IN washshs 'GIssF
VEGETABLE LIFE kKpTCTxvo
gsxa pxpas - = ~ saIAnlhess.
.aeen6 sSgrassxs = s&asAEa The In,
hIss 1900 81 IA : ssSw At pgr -
TESsfsv 80 - ..sSs.ssa ana aostd klad VI ssSE
lss~nsaa nI-ssnasssS 80 ienrn, Aezd1ehs ny ~
ebs'Ily' wkich - a. ysrAst laaxsar, Aaa =
ala, win walsh, III nstn..yy 1tieEas II bra
rSsTTVpwwsx h..,, =" "a
~ fssS r. ssrnT srJts s@A4@a& TIE Ehals ls-.,,
glsasnss; A vsalsnt rsr.a Process, lad -.
80 .rsssin swa e. p~@SSa leave ths bouait-,,
wRYE III 81 All fsnas w.
sseuIaT cFsrslafgoa ta,aIv 'ssssleIlns tAe blasa
- - - - - aSn Tie process az - "a
80. - Aa ne Thorough sofuIa
- ~ T5sa ~ + - otaeFa,
$50 seeTaasssllv i- oeeA knowa u egt,r,.-
go ~ 1Is.s - ss.a AAsee weeks AID O.
- nnsrsaa 80 - s Ios4L lEA&RMatlse -
pK5rpsTKs NJ sI1airsds "a ma Joints
sssSnr ia kiausyg ri n esLnS asa sixsDr,
aeiigbtfHtly an fAese iEnn@rt.' 'aFy speFsta B.,
- s.ss sesn 0saaa certain cure for gT~< 1'
a. wo~w.a -. 8t.,-, al
.hs - - NJ aNsIis Hoaa The ss.rs.,.
lSrrss ssa,sws F'S AA~Assf - SAAGA lAsss -. .
| asuTmvy vsir,su.s. go -
49, asarsts whl~h - sssTrste Eorss ~ IL.
hl9e1 90 sII a. ha,s sssS@ ale As4lslass a., -
sSoAsuTlO AAUPTioSs aud bad coBs:.,
/ " sneF hkesa1aFs effect upon the So ,sA'.la
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19


-, a. Is Haly great remedy Hall AZ cal ~
eae ~ sloan inStaht Relief Eirsn ia pfrt ~
seasss1 f&iiS % cure H,srss a tysis n -.
esIss- In extreme eAses rspsa. he desc a ..
For Bruises, Strains, sprains, and ..pv s,s.. -
laTles % hoTBss cAtila and othry anT1r.Is -.
A@Aa&t Aeais speedily sgeots care axgT--..
sous A&Fe been astOuikhaa 10 III tuess thsrsgts- =.
eaectea % ne Gse Of IBIS EondsrfaI msalelng
vel cAfcaiALA Of ageGts ~ y" '17FF
sAoAas SENTAkET
For nllahass, safety, certainty and thorerv,,,..,
S!oAh otntuaSGt excel4 and is rapidly So, -
a. -. $nd Anlnsnts tOE lie css
REs@h wszhds, Calls Of ali kinds. crsckpg sas,,
EA1epenss peilsva4, wlRd gaia eziiEa szaygp So
La swesnsy, toundsre1 feet, sand crscks -,
or grease, and horse dislsnpel
THE CONDITION POEDKK
Ii composed principally OF herbs md rogts .a4 nav
Dc aasez ~ all times and ur!pT all cir~us -
MAAn R%EAsA@ safety IL has been fega4 b. 4sss n
Rsxle&ea 70 pc alghy Gsefal II The care a vaFsRa
aisssses 20 wAieh hoFzes and cattle arp sztt -
80 sszzzssaS Aaas sSazSa loss Of EgpeulR rpwzre
stxsa0Ay ys4saw wsssEs inaAAm4tiou o. tas eye a
tagns snd bard exercise 2lse rheunaLaE AZ issss ~
esafea sttn souapiaint) Il is aisg saIs AMI ~.
aalR razmsdg Boz
~s- COUGHS AID COLDS
u saETsas OF al STass hmors. and VIII rrE9gv,
~ Lea and fever parity tbe ossSa loesra
the skln, cleanse the water, ana Strengthen arssy
part of tke body
sLGAE's MEDICINES
Are sold b. EDWARD l. JAzEG CO psps,
Mlsles&i# zEAd Ret&il General Ageat, .. 4atc4.
taSss prices esEaeE gElss aEz EgTEt stEseas -
posits Ctty Hotel. one bloch nortk If the Panlstt
House, ans block east Of the Perry IL s. !4,svA
Nc. AdaEsas, Fsst 8ancs boz s7g Orders prpzgl-
iy alaeas Asa . liberal &apply Of circular tu4EAa
eGsaa1on posters and windsor cards VIII lAt 81
dEsss, only of the IohbLn& House and EoF Lee So
eaa3 oe1e0t Of that particular house
sLoAM's MEDICINES
Are sola BIZ ALI. Ehaiesala pragslsLs s. IssrsA
At HAN afacaeTsf' priees-zIso ia ALL ulAsE l41.s
Elaa get&agsa by ALI dealers IN mpAlcIa~s
WALTER D, sL0AA, 0flglnAl Pragrlhag
Jnas
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
T1R La CROOKS
nR La CROOKS
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE g,
on TaE
PhYsiaEsgkeaI View OF Marriage

ma E A a eng
SsS 49, 49, 80 $500 ' y S.--FTfen
Sa<s FW akh~aN s& &NAxA. Ss4b tTee OF p9atSs~
- ~ paLss o. Ans osaoa: "a DC innfmiaea q
xSGa@ &Asa 4aA Sae secret seales OF
"a . assa = 81
afPzsasa"a on splIast p@spitAuoa o. the heafI
ssfss1Aa aaAsaaass, aAsssnnha4 ssaASza4aoaA'
aea = eeSy Lna1sesaon ~ IS
NJ 80 81 ~ assa sasssssss
= s''s 1880 sa,sss 49, S@sts -asrFtea Laag
-. = - u = -
- - ~ - 80 1870
so@pte ei surA 49, sssssa - sao az
- t1e aealao a4ppinsss
80 " WAaeA Ply 3M4A&A orA]& ~ ~n
ToIIse sxw uns. .r. ...,,.,... ,.,.s
- - = - Nss @sA@.@@ss
- 80 ~ - = 20 -
- ~ - - = -, - ssAae
80 :. = - - - n e
~. ~ - - - -
- .,ssgss yssg pagTs I'm pnTf,fsS ~ ) ~
ASsT. - -. -,
cd oar assas II gisfsTpG sas Eztaork III nos
1 ~, ss5.S - - 80 aIa
49, - - -" - - -ss - ~ - -
49,. ~ Sa "a, a. sIa @
- - II - = - - Is. 80. -
- - a - s..,S. 80 - -
- - - sasIss - 80 sssr.s :, ~ -
81 =. - "a ssssf y, ts,,, !. n -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

row osxE No oTruxwA, YfSrT aILas
FHrfAsr Wkst sAsM aay osasy RsSsrs@d ~ LsSa
| Ia oonncsion with the
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON oUTNCY RAIL2oAn
sAsFssss, Qusekssf and s&sf Rowts
IA Chisaae Nsw Yerk, Boston, phtiadsiphIa sHa
Baltfnaores Es KH0kuS, 81 Loala and GinciRaAti,
and g all palats p fiinoss Endlanas MaeAisaAs oAis
rvs Traiah paaly leave aud arrive gsandays s4-
cspted1 "a E3liews:
LEAVE oTTrMwA. AahlvE At CHICAGO
e, ':ss s'esssa, : :. FL '''lss3' m n.
Eg~ueansslax u sAlsasarsh vita rs sortasra
Ogoas KsitrpaA Eor Quineyi q Asndota vita ths
Tliinois csatraI Bziiroad far Galsaa sad DuaasiEh
aas 9 sss.E - eaiEs Y sarisAss'h WITH fAss
SPECIAL NQTTcH,
E@sTArenkh 70 Nsw York In % hDsga. Rasssap
gag7 faavlasT Cownesl Bsnzs, msralas ana eysalaa,
1919 s II m sss = o 60 = p . In
route and Id saas time 20 eanases vita The great
HaatsYn Rna |asxshsFH lines.
nay Toar Tsekasa Via wassssa stays oompang 70
ottsTawns wihsFa yen can bay pour Tiskess Of tAa
8axaiag1sa y Me- Railroad Ttskss oaanss 10 AL1s
POINTS Ha4a ana Aoath.
70 RHgpR4Gs OF STOCK.
sasea graaaa viii raa regularly, leaving daily,
6susxys exedpseAs ThAsa TrAias have Nh ne FiEAsg
Ut RgsssaEsR Tra&aa, khaa inswfas azsp4tFA aA4
sonasqasnasy avesaang all thess vsxassgus dalayH
sAet ars eazsskxatay sc1arinx on stheR routes,
Msw sssuk kena saavs been bzils % both aides "a
me lsslsslypG clsse IL shs FsFTy sa Brewers Win
md sasss ssgy sAsns tssg ssaaa wlsa tss rs -
semmeAaaisMc S sAesr ssss&.
FarsaeI sslsgssas rsvsr 10 cAisasc
yOHN o.. MEAD,
vles Prssiasns and sussFinssnasss.
.. RKKsCH. 6se, wsserH Agsas.
BusIin@ssal Pc y. 80 ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
DIREcTIoEs FOR USING
Col nAgs9A H@AE@ / a GSEe&a.

For xeskl@cAe apply il over Re Ease 4aa ssaas
Of sAs tecA aMkcAsas pFeSsla& haaa Rs''& lAs -
FsyeAsIf nsa cared In exiEens easss, HF' %ots ga
nth Tia aalm, ana euysr The tessh and ssss- FSi
H@saAshes bstAs tbs temples AID APPt' v ms
and take From tsn to thIrty drVps N sAii >
Of wafer Ewseteand
yeF CtoaR and Sars Throat. tate iFen tHa '" .@-.
ty 6feps internally, 81 sugar ct a 80 ssaFAsS
waEsg baths De ThFaa1 Freely and bssd 60 81.
Fsy HsadAchs Rhenaatisnl, sszrstEla tAAs1 Ss.A
% Side bstks freely with BALM II Gtlsaa ana ss''
orally take Internally. -.
Fer Barns zix one part BALM IN GilaAl Aos .@S
Of water and asur, 10 make paste. cover '4s -
with the saGaa For chelio, take fun 20 - ',,
drpps In hot water; battle the bowels Ah} aPPH
aznneis In the above, the smaller e1ss . ~.
cAisdfea, and The larger for adEitaj ysIE a2sSs~'
10 agesama esEc gaR taRcea. t.
GaDsxkz 8sl@ IN GlaeSd is k2rEsl 81 u 18
Basaa TIL WafSMa gives Satisfaction ..s,
gqsose who have used Balm In Gllcad vi. as v
without Is.
Agsa44 gRRsea. sFuF terms, saaresA -
raAl'EEB % 8. CoL&EAf . ~"
! Nc. 100 South Rsurth street, PhIisdeiPs'A ~
PN D. Orders Rsnt BY Express 10 any 'A''
EAs DATED states nj the shortest Roilee
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
8 A w M I'LL!

Tue subscriber hae gos sals, DouRLg CfauU.
LAB saw MILL wtaA all me Gearing, Betting nd
othag &pas2sus Ear yzn3laG ths SAME cszapasss --
The Win VIII be sold lsw ana ssea& saka n anpaSs
paymsns. ms Miii can be Fun ky ssshss sssasa o.
wassg pew8. Persona 9szaKaaa - panchass $40
mill cn good tsssna aRd nj Fs4acea psaea viii a.
veil % give has cad al M Hssawsxs etara Law
"a Bga&awsy, Genncai MiHEa. gss
AIss aanaln& Msahias eamgssse will 10 sasa
win sas III G. 8, FoE.
Sny ., i6s8. zgf.5.Tf79 a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
TnkanLYRn.


STATS OF IOWA,
Cg@M1~Fd EbHnkgs
70 EEEEh y. Buzs--
Maaaua+-Yau are hSEesy notified that thsR8 10
now % Sic La the oca Of the uIaEk VI ths DastKfes
Csaxt of Gxh wfeEa osHnty In the State Of Iowa, .
Fesitiax afEhsxtss v. Bass claiming 81 yoa d.
vsyce fFuM tAs aaA4s u ngasFiMsay On the graaS6s
Of wilfal aasazsian a. hin fss tAs sRase ef more
tAAn kwo yehFS, sad that unless y0E appear aad aR~
Aw8z thssskp On before n7ea ct tes Second day OF
TIE asxt sseHn Of sha DisEFi GeaTt sf sad soaasy
10 De baNnG AID no a. DsHutseas ca faaEaaay tbs
ssh aay of 0rsaber a %. fss8, aaEanis viii be
tered aaaan4t ypa anS . ae1Ese req kEsa In sGecE~
dance vita kA@ gnayag % said yeti TON.
.S - JAMES d. BUTLkR,
sci toE Complainant.
Dsnison Iowa, july o. tsasr Sw
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

CAUTION u fossw xFa zny PERSIA a&alssG hidaing
fF or parcassins shAG soFklsa os khs ahova aesslb
al ss ba8 apea wAseA - Ewa hssx ssFss ass sss@~
assa, tbs sane ssvxFinf thlrfgsssFsa ssas and Ian
tneAss Oh ms wesk si4s and xasasnH hArx - EAA]
CORA aae ~ sa& u t1S II ~ HFtgtMA S0Nn o.
Ceusesf HzAns IswA, ~ saMxzskzag bs&n s1fensa,
"a from ssatsaRn d Deaneii and Paid for hg meA
raxs tAaa ave years xeu Ana M&vs h&G possession
AZ ghs sama ever sinns tbs paESkaas.
49,. sssgg Ersfwp14 " aAaxszx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
4 0o REWARD WILL BE PAID
EoR any MEDICINE THAT WILL EIEEL
COLBE RT's
,-. 3 de
3 aim in Gile q d !.
Aa<H AND HAPPINESS

health AND HAPPINESS
Fer the $&atck cure Of u ,4acAe, T2va4A1at,
2Asazast4Ams AeuEs lgGs PAIs 10 TIE sI3s hacx Or
ssonaach, PAinssrs Chotc, 81 CrAmB, Frastaa Feel
or 8aFa, Barns, Fresh Cuts, SprElHs, staAseS,
Dassrssaa, and Bore tAro8t, And ali sEEAliAs coz
piataAs.
TaoihAche cared la ten minutes. EsrTchF csFrd
In aye mInsEes, Headache sur I'd n isA zAa&sFA'
RaEns cs$aa from snarting in two MINUTES Ars-
ratgaa pstns cured Ia ave msGRfFs. ChJ4E csFfa
In tsa mina5ms. sefaiRz seligveA 10 ten Eslasiss
Sore throat relieved In eve minutes.
100 Cases havs essa cured By enc Ageat, = assE-
gle dayi
EyRAY BQHTLE WARRANTED
Tgyaf Try1F! Try err Trg 49,
PRICSr-a AND 50 CTs PEA BOTTLE
ia liberal dgaGaRRt made to Agents, ana So
y entrd in every tewny also few COED tgETs5sS
Ag@aI8. p >
AL orders and ecRmMnie&kiama- saaaA b ss-
iressad e. 8 COLBERT a. Co.. IA soath 81 81,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
r Aaps AaD GOAL OIL.

ltax kna atsG& az kzaaapa are Fsssawsa. an& wW
rag a6Iex kxaaa smzae4msn&& Gu sass 1&za. Khfs n
sAs cAsxDs 81 fl&Ms agw Ia ass. aeas qr&lify QpSs
III ssid "A o. ped ssaasm 10 go Cd
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
H8AY BGrgriR WARRANTED


Taeas kAAaaA ne pzova "a de spot asd
ycnf Eyes, ssiy hsiaN ca roar cases
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

TINS anay sasuneA rsxs6 mat On Pc ks4s4Ssa tAa
1aE&e diseases M K4slraa6. In M4ah sNa
nannlani i ~. fssepe xxiIFss1 1t kassSn casy.--
%, IaRia KxRxsss ina~ss Ma&e8n apaa = BNFrfFxa
~ tAs care fum sl Jassph, arriving Ii 8s, ko9is
II tizsa tax III Ehs zDasss 1nef, Hsr4A szS 8sssa
kkaxfnx. ftsI 4a# @kF48eaf
razssaxsss hy tAss ssass h2ss sas saq5ea = fsas
coed Mattresses fnF ths Masx, wis -UMie D Msssis&
lppa, Aissa o 9wwrs Hasts, Wabash Talisy saa &a..
Leafs Aitoa and Ckiaage ksllresd
Omnshusssn vii be at ths Depot IN y. LoM@xs en-
ssgsvaa Ut Erakas. sauRssz pA&ssHkEs % kkaixeaaz
EssxEbaats Hassis, and prtFsts Fn8l4sHsesa a.ss i
uhisg nasiness md Hsa~ &Ness
! Case yx0 EER, Gsaersr 4xsns-
peh n sec q fsaf ~ j
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

ne enly saaa axszeaa ~ AS kzn An shla wtclnl1x
Alwaxs 81 hand ama ssg sale ~ The anaersigasd d
IRA Mynsssgss 1sas~aafes swa miles asasa 81 Csss~
ssma CITY. PsktAwassasRas Co., 1skat.
- " ~ suE1pa.
.A&&. ~. -
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

mIO0DED DULL E00 SALE
i sAsassd Beaa. essss asswssa as~aR ~ paf~
harn Win % sea& apw IL apSIiaa tasa 10 zRae sosss
FssYnsrs viii npnsnas tAelr nisxNsk nj pafchasaaR
ska sams tsF hfsM4tnG HasYeHssb 8xss ysaFKs &C
49, IL. - = re "a 3 - ~ a q 81
49, Mn1Sa keesf q - o. u
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19

~ MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MN are
Invited to bring in tAslr worA, and try us. w
gaasEaazs@ swEtFS EatisfAc&oa s8 ID regards price,
Aad wszM. rt /
oau &na examine woE& and PTsesa.
RARBTTT CARPENTER.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-11-19
Plaza OF slxsh Grama Daaswkhm~
Hes

n. R.-WiEh escA Raakaee OF 100 buxes we pre-
sens tAe eurrAaser teo ceEtincstea Of whleH Ia
aaafaaseed ts contain a. order far ana watch, or
by eFasFing % bskes In pasgAas yoa ars aze To
receive % certificates containing an order for
spiendid Silver Watch, beside q large nuaahag Of
othew vagy ValaabN aEsicsas. One GeEaAacaaa asssk
gratis, apoa applleatioa OF any pefson asaIftng to
ACT a Aasats wfsscA Eaay saabaa hasa 10 pTscara
Yainasle arsiese apon the payment Of OIL.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-27
COln

From the time that Abraham returned from
Egypt every rich in cattle, in silver, and in gold "
down to the present day, the use of money has
been constant source : of annoyance, and the
lack of it very serious Inconvenience. Before
the art of coming had been suggested, the CHS
el, the hammer and the balance, had to be
brought into frequent requisition. The Lydians
we're the first to strike money, and they did 60
eight hundred years before the birth OF Christ
In the fourth century afto-~ard, ooins wore cir.
culated in all pats OF iLo oivii;.od world III
Asia Minor, mixture of gold and silver called
electrum. was employed for coming purposes.
Lycurgus oanished the precious metals from
Sparta, and caused the money TO be made OF iron.
Copper was frequently used by the Romano
Charles III. used tin. Coins of platinum are
struck in Russia. Except the silver forms oil
Hanover, aud the gold sequins of Tuscany, it is
difficult TO 6pd unslloyed metal in the coined
money Of the present time.
I'm the United States the practice Of the min,
is TO initiate the color of the gold coinage by
using an alloy of about 10 copper and l.lO sil
yer; that is, in 900 ounces of standard gold
there are 900 ounces of pure gold, 10 ounces o
silver, and 80 ounces of copper. By the term
standard, we mean the condition of fneness and
weight 10 which they are required by Law to con
form. The gold in this country must be made
Of metal consisting Of 90OlOO0 pure gold ant
100 1000 alloy; in other words they must be 9
10 fine
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-27

kE- A good story, ard true one, is told Of
Gen. Duryea while he was stationed at at Balti-
more as the Brigadier Commanding. He ad-
dressed note to person who had ordered .
petty farmer upon bis land, some nine miles from
town, to haul down the national flag.
The father in lax Of this man, q president OF
one of our banks. waited upon the General to
know whether he had written the note.
II did," said the General. 'Are you the
persons"
NO; am his father -in.law."
II give you thirts minutes TO produce your
son-in-las in tbis effice."
"But, General"
"Thrty minutes, cir, thirty minutes"
The two came at the appointed time, and th,
offender confessed that he had committed the OF
| tence against the flag.
You must both of you take the oath" sai'
the General, land give you, sir, .wo hours
hoist that flag upon the same spot where it Va
| r-Huj Jv-.."
"Bat, General!"
Two hours. sir, two hours, or yoa both 8
to Fort McHenry."
The flag went up at the appointed time, an
there it has fOated ever since, ard the two ar
now sworn Union men.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-27

The Washington correspondent of the ~ r
Erening Post Gays:
The position Of toe Administration on the sub
ject Of slavery cannot be misunderstood by any
who honestly desire to arrive at the truth The
laws of Congress will be faithfully carried out
colored regiments will not be accepted directly
by the Government at present Mr. Lincoln
told the western deputation so fortnight ago,
though attempts have since been made to repre-.
sent the matter 10 a different light. Blu. Mr.
Lincoln is very cautious not TO commit himself in
the future. Those who knew him best have DC
doub; about his intentions, aud that If it be-
comes necessary be will crush slavery With the
rebellion. He believes that the frst thing to be
done is TO overcome the grea. rebel armies ir
the field If the rebel leaders then succumb
slavery 10 the States will not be touched excep
so far as the legislation Of Congress will affect it
But if, after having been fairly beaten in 3attl,
after having been driven from the strong STRAIT
egic points, the rebels persist in their rebellion
then the President viii make use Of slavery t,
utterly crush them. fully believe this to bc bi
position upon the subject. 1t is neither 81
strong and radical a position "a some journals al
cribe to him, nor so conservative" and pro sia
very position as other journals persist in as
serting tha, he occupies.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-27

A CoxPLKrr Success The evacuation Of
Harrison's Landing by Gen. Mcclellan, appears
to have been q complete success. Not man
vas lost-not pound Of stores or baggage VAS
left behind. The movement Was 90 admirably
arranged and condncted-the plan was 80 adrois-
' masked, that not dozen men in the army
knew what vas to be the order of operations,
until the command to strike tents came.
Gen. Mcclellan may not be Napoleon. He
may not be 6rst, or even in the second rank Of
grea, Captains. But one thing We must concede
to him. He il q consummate master OF the art
| of retreating from an untenable possiou. He
handles men with worderful skill. He moves a.
army as if i, we're a piece Of mechanism And
the art of successful retreat is no less diahcul
than the art of successful advance. 1t may shov
indifferent Generaship 70 get into d csoes corner
but it shows good Gereralship 70 get safely oat
Albany Journal. ef-
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WHAT NIGHT Ri DONE.


What might be done, II men we're wise
Whas glorious dseds, my sa0srtns brother.
Would they unite
IN love and right,
And cease their SCUM o( o0e anoahsri
Oppression . heart might Be- imbued
With purest drops Of ioving Kindness,
And knowledge pour
Prom shore 70 shore
L:gh; on the eyes Of mental blindness
All slavery, warfare, lies, and wrouss-
AL vice and crime might die together.
And wine and corn
To each man born
Re free as warmth IN summer weather
The mesnest wretch that ever trod
The deepest sunk in guilt ana sorrow,
Night stand erect
In self respect,
And share the teeming world TO- morrow
What might be dones MS Might be done
And more than this, my suffering brother
More than tie tongue
Fer said or sung
men were wise, and loved each other.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-27

TALKS ABOUT HAIR.-0od covered the skull
With hair Some people shave il "a. Aischiev-
Gus practice. 1t exposes the brain. Ged GOV
cred part of mans face with hair. Sous peo
rle shave it OF. Mischievous practice. II ex-
poses the throat and lungs-the eyes Likewise,
say wise physioIogists.
Men become bald. Why! Becasss they wear
closed hats and caps! Women are never bald
excep, by disease. They do net wear close hats
and caps Men never lose . hair below where
the hat touches the head, net II they have been
..A s-...y ysa-s Tho ~iose cop S~aAs 49,
heat and perspiratiou. Thereby The hair glands
become weak; the hair falls cut. What will re-
store il! Nothing, after the scalp becomes chi
ny. But if in process Of falling out o. recently
lost, the following il best Wash thehssd free
" With cold water once or twice day. Wea'
a thoroughly ventilated hat. This Is the sss'
mean. TO arrest the loss, and restore What u sus
ceptibIe OF restoration.
What viii invgorate . vonAns hair! Wnas
| ever will invigorsfe the hair glands. Oils, ant
most ether applications debilitass the hair g'a.ds
Cold water ia best At FIRST the bead looks hk'
q witch, but after few weeks it makes the hai
luxuriant. By the persistent use Of eod vase
have seen thin, poor hair become thick ant
curly. Only the part Of the hair next the sca
should be vet It must be thoroughly dried
| D;o Le,ris, n. D.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-08-27

~ In the Swiss department OF the Great
E1hbitian there is . small but interesting series
of trials 10 Turkey red dyeing, in which the
American. East Indian and Egyptian cettons are
contrasted. Ffem these experiments il appears
hat American cotton takes decidedly the best
color. Fast Indian cotton is but lits!e inferior.
While the Egyptian appears considerably belov
either in its affinity for eoloring matters.