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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

Attrn ion, Slkaters!-If your Skates want sharp
ehhs or Iepnirin- III way, the place have il w,
Iohe Is al !DlAG " SMITHS, IA Central street
All ktnts vi Li-nt JObbing and Scwiu. Machine I,o
F'' . '''''o "a 'iiS oe>t ihulliiSr utf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16
s3,s46,24l 70


RECEIPTS
The receipts into the Treasury during the year 1861
f1iows:-
OES2e3anf Of ordinary rev nue., 81 1885 IS
E,@ of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

Or' NiItSisHn attends To the treatment OF tho
offGtGt Diseases OF Women, at his REMEDIAL IN
81 ~ T. No. IS Union st, iruvidence L l. see hi.
advertisement OF THE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
For FEM ALLS,' in this papel dI1 fj6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

, Clanin Is making Gard Photographs uneouallcd II
"'''F' N'Ne NM Gait off N.Y.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

The state also holds 5000 shares OF Eastern
railroad stock and 1000 shares of Norwich and
Worcester railroad stock, as further security
for the loans to these corporations. The in
teresl has always been punctually paid.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

Surplus,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

sac A"tOn ASertored.-F A. CLDUGH would
uuiA INFORM MS friends and the public generally
that Cinu Block having been tnliv restored since Inc
IRE he has ru-upened his old air-Dre sing Room in bet
TER style titan ever where he Will lie happy to attend
unoh ali " 10 may favor hn with a call. dti ans
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-16

-, IL. Nichols, NJ, H., HOMEOPATHIC Physt.
clh- oltc ana residence liz Main street Office hours
IRON {" ahdirum to q O'Clock r. n.
Worcester, Uctnbrr. ~. 1885, DIR ola
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
SADDLES AND MILITARY GOODS

SADDLES AND MILITARY 6VUBS,
At lO2 M ain = TT e ct,
KIN O. 81 L a M b Il 7 II =
1sN DRAGON Saddles and Dragon Stu
i OO BrAsG and Silver plated Spurs
Military CaPes
EnAnelei Cloth, best qualify
silver Plated and Wood SiTruPs y
Rlne Cloths. nedium TO dne Qushyl.
Patent slisung'aud Dash Leather
siasr HAnes and ChaiuI
Goa Lace and Braid
Military BATE IS
Course Thread for Sewing Machines
And MllitAIy Aeeoutrenents Of sn kinds.
WANrED--Tzo saddle .And and man ana Lady 20 ass
Seslag Machines & whom We viii pay liberal wages letE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
HUNT Il JAMES,

Richmond, Virginia.
SEVERAL C0MMISSIOG MERCHANTS,
All Agents Tor sale o. Manufactured aud smoking Tobacco
500 pscs4grs u1v Tor sale sel2-oa
rWinche-r E.pubcln, Slrrion Spectator, ard Freder
essbarS Ness, III copy uos Anl ,-i el % @1is dhc-
TNySsOLtFrIpS OF CO-pAHrN EsEsSHtP.-ty
ne trsA o. r. Hill. 80 couccrn pcSiNsoN tiLL
a . .sllseI Al perso-s indebted % -li' concern viii -Ake
payments 8 ne uAne Of he cglc1 oil be usei
Z d. DICKINSON Surviving
NAT. = HILL. Partners.
,p saRN.-E. SHIP subscribers have associated
tlsels ogrrr. inter The stye OF DCCS5oN Hun iJr
hp.- o. Carrying on Alcu11 and coantsscn brrvrs
o m. sale % Nr1es the Old established stand 81 Dickinson
HiI o. = ~ "A lSS AtNeSNr
1.4-W NAf = HiLA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
MAP OF THE STATE cP VIRGINIA.
Nh &EfT JOHNSTON

Pubshers, Bookseller and stailopers,
80 Is Main 81 eel,
Have purchased the entire edition Of Rcbie DupnAyAntr
edition OF the Map Of the State Of virginia II g the
rate map OF the State published II contains all the
Ties principal toSns railroads ver esoG and al other inter-
pal ipovemen put up in neat paesed form; price co
Rollers 90.
We also publish H.rdses Light Infantry Tactics complete Ia
one volume, with plates and usps so ID.
The Volunteer Hand Book. By Capt, Jas Lee, ofue y
Regiment Virginia Volunteers tn thousand; Soc
Cash be sent with the orders IN all cA5ss.
BWe have IN press, ard VII pgblsi fhortiy, Gnhsmf
Manual for Volunteers and Militia, containing 500 pages Ind go
Illustrations
strhers Drill and Bsyoue: Exercise, profusly uItrsted
BY Capt Milton Gary, ihe 2egment ofvnls volun
tsers, edition; 9Th thousand.
Address ordsrs 20 WEST JOHNSTON
prhl A Main atre~. aond %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

APR1t,, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
HEERCHASTs visiting this city With yieW OF making purchases
WI are reslctflly SOLICITED 70 exAnias SOCK Of DRY
0OOnS. We oTer fCr sale
$50 baies Br1va sl-slngs and shhunga
80 OslAhurg8,
50 cases R-Acaej shcctings and shiiU,gN.
5Nhales Plaid and st-lpeJ UsaAburgs,
So Pieces st-iped and Pili N-cstcs, FOR tsrvants
- Sobgi-s Eci1EgS,
~ Deuins an striped 5hlrtngl
> b.. sI5O eases Fancy PrintE,
- CouonAdes,
10 Coiores Csrabrica,
Is Kelialky Jeans and rvsstl
AL as Naor'rslt Htavy A1d Pine Linens for gents Near,
Wb- C.abres Irsh Uneus Lawns Pan striped an Erbrolt
80 B-r-gei Aa4 Popurs CcN CNsseres Vesilugs kc, A.
A. d uheh I'LL Isl cheap e re cash snd prompt trade
ELLErr 4 DREERY,
Ne. II Pear street.
-, Richmond. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

NENV AUCTION HOUSE,
EOR TGE SALE OF NrGBoEA
NNHE Underlined this day eueed he Auction huFnes
for the ale o. HEGROgS a. TIE Auction Room Franklin
,trert, lately occupied oy Belts GREGORY. .
he F sell Negroes both Pubhey and privately, and soho ne
tror axe OF rs friends and the pubhe generally he pledges his
s 10 promote % hs patrons and Caters hsei
RAT from long experience the trade he VII be enabled 70
Obtain he highest lrKe prices lie VIII make liberal advances
an an prppry IN hAnd-Ent prepared board persons
rSed 10 dc trade their servAnsh4Yng ample accom-
ss,cSst-,, To- botb t. Il. srOkES,
On Franklin, srt door below Wall street.
AC,Tllsh ISL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
xICHMoND WING.
rhs Daily WING IN RIehmOnd-Pay Ihs Car

rIers.
The great demand for the DAILT WIG within the city
a. vel by regular as By transient readers, and the dbl
Guilty Of satisfactorily supplying both classes of readers
bv carrying system sdAp,sd Ouly to office subseriE-
lions, have induced US 70 resort 70 the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, to wit thai
Of yrsDayas,.t 10 lhs Carriers. From this date there
fore, no subscriptions for the WHs 70 be left within the
city will be taken this Office ard all persons indebted
for subscription the present time, within the city, are
requested to call at tho Office aud settle their accounts
The Carriers will of course continue to deliver the pa
per TO the present subscribers and receive pay for the
same at the rate OF fifteen cents per week The puohe
viii nov understand that all restriction upon the sale OF
the WHIa by Carriers within the city removed, ard
that all who want it may buy from the Carriers or have
il ef for them at their residences or places Of business
Srp,s4Bsr l6ib lS6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

49, DIR. ). W. GAELHCk.-DEAK
NsS SrR-Ihays iorsons Eonihs used In ny iAEly sea
mr. 10 recommending thea - ali families as TIE very eest srNe!e
have making tgh sweet spongy bread mere
nosxs,s o oad bread hra sem pless Powders used
Respyc.-ly, J. AouAAo LHEnLhS.
w..-,s--. r,1y Y. eOft fe2 20
TO HEADS OF DEPART
A\SlS MINIS AND ASSIsfANTa-L would hes 70 Invite hs
Of Heads Depar Of he various branches OF
the Government Consiea,s Sss In Richmond, 70
nv large and excessive Of BOOKS. Paper, station
cry, SnVeiOpes, Blank Book, &C., which viii
fur-lsh tseu FAR prices
HAVING ataehsd &c establishment extensive Book B!nte
~ are prepared Bndng, the asuufAcure
Bk Books d every dserp don the be manner AID a. TIC
icHest prices. aOhAsr
Publ1her and Bookseller
lee VI Main street. Richmond, Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
VLTaRY C1Ps, aiIItary Cap.!! .Ua,

NJ LTrARY CAPs! aiiitary CaPs!! .Ua'
vi 8lpLEf odss Wholesale all RstL, % the Military
Nai Pu54s gsassy MS large si5k o. Home Manufactured
15it GREY Back CAirt A1d Fatigue style Caps
be aad as ma a. a5Iruslt Ay0-aoe any city
m ne Sl.a PartcllsT aendNn Is desired ~ the SLACK MIry
San t IS the aaes durase kai Gap
cured HAvag hAnd gloi sll1ly ~ 'tlck The mlulacta-e
os Drsss Has Wholesale All Re,al aie sill e0nanu
JOHN DO ~ 81 nNn Street Nchuaal. VI. s-hJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

Life, Fire and MaEige Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
omseNo Iss Main (Northea,t Of l1ih streetJ
Richmond Va
CHARTERED 29TH MARCH, 1881.
yyyR old and reliable institution with ample Capital and
tuRsnt fsad csre1y vested, continues Insure Slaves,
build ugs MeFcba OF every description .sousc.
hold Purniturs. snd FAMILY Wearing Apparel VcsssIs.
Cargocs and Freight, 81 the lowest current rstei. Lonl
adjusted and paid with III possible dispatch.
DIRECTORS
David ourre, sobt r. Burton,
Char T. Worthau, Francis J. barnes,
John II. Claiborne, John hahAii
John J. Wilson, fhos.IA Rust
Alexander Garrett, Geo. GwAthmsE.
Peter Q. Warwick.
DAVID ouRRII rrssr
yoHN J. wILsoE, Treas'r.
Hnp- =. RpooEa. sec'v deaf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
% - NEW HARROW
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS

SPECIAL notice 70 the city county people In Nan' oil any
- f,oodE would 90 well calling al M q Ma street.
Having vecy stock Of Prints Lsn; JAeonsrs EIsAn
A. main And inquired RAreges bAsk and coored Hs shANn
anss and brown shirtng and sheetsng, oAss
eres Snd Kenacky Jeans, striped and doesi ST men and
Seysnts Ladies' Caters Morocco, Kid aud CAsdn shoes
Msse and hdrens Shoes, Of every size and quahy Lnsn
NJ Con Goods for men Snd boys Ladies saa Lie Ihrdea
fl,v.s Al ls cents A SlA 70 50 Linen Bos .
esots: Irsh Lnea IS 81 and 50 een;s, ParsSoh IN
md spsd AZ rs cents; Swiss CSrbre AID Jsconet A n
nnk Nine sad Whit TaeAn Astonishing low prices; the ha
oanbc worried Bsnis and Cellars, ~ coS All those good
.boye sad great many numerous 20 MENTION ohsr oE
Ale without charging they bought before we
hard times had co1usneed Be cS-sfe hSs yos come 70 NE
right plses, No. u Main s.sssi. , ,,. ,-sr
myG SOoffh ShAAS''-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
EKyERFO d AND EONpGN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1O,Oo0.OOO!
kHHU1L IECUME, S2,250,000i

IsyEsTED IN TIN uNITED sfAfLs OVER esOOO00i
Az Directors F~soGly Respoasioie for hs Engagements 81
n6 LOtapdRY
WIFE respectfully attention the security OF the Liverpool
w London lnIurAnce Company 10 M policy holders m
large cash capital and investments, - stated above
me lArr capital and Income Company enAhe 10 take
Inca parties requiring large amounts ofnSuAnoe
addition the Ordinary mode OF nsuranee, this Sompanylr
PER4d HENT POLICIE the payment OF ThHAA6G Y.
AL PREMIUMS Property IL, hsaesiorLh P6RAA8hSILf
INSURED The Policy cancelled any ns and pre-
MUM will be retained less per cent.
This Company will By lon Of Rsn By Fire, on
and most liberia; principle.
Under the Policies m Company all claims are paid upon pro-
ssaiauor Of satisfactory proof ofcSs dedso'
Ron y inisTs. Gnd not - amer presents.
sion Of proof. HokIHAh WAL, Agehn,
rksi l7HGln I,reet, under IS Charles HOTEL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
DOfsEs EFT q .ANBz EEsON,
gOyERNOR .STREET

AZ receiving Tor Tie EAl rrsds CAs2suag' Oh Cloths IA
"A Lns CurtAa Gl0is C5raceB ard Baads, WladJE ehs1e
PA5sr aanxngs Carried HAIR And Aos for sale - .9s Pee
Carpcts Cas Beil and aase,a a3e 70 order a. short
IS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

CAV VESDE GNANO.
TEyqE 100 Cay Verde Guano and
aanex report Of an analysis made BY Professor Lebs
kepor.fhc sample Of Gu1no eeni me- upon analysis, EAa
found % contain
In1rYs nir Matter. eS.H
Y.eldiug sand and insoluble Substance, ls9
Fhos. Iron and Alumins. OIL
Phosph0ric acid combined With Line Hnc Nag
nesis, AN
gOrganle Matter hTP
Capable Of prodlengl Ammonia, CT
WR.er ~ moisture, sAoI
lO0O0
re PhoPhoo Acid quoted above, combined with lime and
zAsnes equal 70 s. lS per Of Bone Phosphate q LINE
SgneI G. A. LEIBlG, Ph. Dr.
We have with the above GuAno cent OF the best Peruv
Gunno ard being deous Of introducing among the Yarn
srt, o1er 4 for sale, IN snail lots AZ $40 per ton
VIM BRENT a CO.,
lei 18th Street. Gary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
DVXA SS 81, ST cSs ,GsSS 3, rs IST.,. Enc s

nCNAL Nek ON,N :, ,i ~ ~ At ~, r ua-
No raag nsn appetite ard believing teen cf Bots
- W5-ns stl-b1uad surt and Dtcmpcr, ard all Diseases
t6 uhc1 hor- subject internally ths "H5-s- rouie
thea A appetite u hair aad be len on amer
he ai improved without his AirE back bis irst poor
condition Il AL since is Introduction
~ ut four ysars ago this city and al paris Of The safe Of E
a4 Car1nA, NeH to, and In almost every quarter OF
M J'a.oa-aai the demand - steadily Increasing.
The Horse Tome has universal sNifacfon a. far a. The
sub.c-b-r able ascertain Be obtained OF he
rl,ip draSsss 1s STATE Nad o. JAS P DUvAL, Drug
- a.. Propr.elar Ani AAnaAc-llrer. -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

.,rslS bs,s baR isss3elEF is1uI
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07
stoJOHN III. BROWN.

- 'ssl John III. BROWN.
NIOTARY.PUDLIC, Cedar Falls, Black Hawk
akXVCWntV la Rnal 1sr1rArINsrRAIc. AID COT
$u1Ho3A AdShcfT Real tstae hoe anAs AolA Taxes
rad for in allthe Northern Counties ef Iowa.
Iitia iaseaiDAeeds CuieetMs mAds and proceeds remit
Ted pssmptly, on favorable terms.
as.s. -. Hwi5on, ,fSn. + 5W1lsoa D1sssue, Iowa.
a1ssA Greene, merritt ca. Bankers, Cedaf Rapids, "
n. Clask, Esq. Pres, Branch State Bank, Iowa City.
0esrgs rssef; Es4.l Sc1Aason, rehh.F
=. u. Miller. ksq. epencer, y. Y.
e. e.;.svesse eeIS &Set esss1 sS ss,nE Wiz fs low,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07
Philio n .Welis, Who ,s we'll knovn !,

Philip H-Wells, who is we'll known in
Chicago ~ a Commercial Reporter. and edit
or Of the Daily Commercial Letter, was on
Friday discovered to have been suddenly
afflicted with insanity. II is supposed that
his Hsaladv has been engendered BY over ex-
ertion. and 1t is to be hoped that it is not in
cnrable. 1 Mr. Wells has long been known in
commercial circles, and his face was famil.
lar and daily visitor on Change His insan.
ity seems to be very abrupt attack, and
though not violent, is 1 sad visitation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07
DUBUQUE AND ysioyx cITYRAllReAD.
{ fIMErAAK 10. To-
TO TAKE EFFEcr'MoNDAY. DEC. Q, 1861.

.REeAght.-prelaht train leaves DuAuQye s: :.5An:
srTfves 6t Cedar Pans 3:4S P.M Leave Cedar Fails $40
An. av'9vss at Dvenqss 4fSr.Ag aTg24aa
y. NJ. q ". =. R.-Trains 70 and from the South
vest connect at Farley, gffH8s SHHtM 1se}3 \
~ CosxEcrIQxs-staees leave Earlville on TN, ar
Hvsl Nth carsfpM tAe ba, on Tuesdlys, Thursdays
snd eAtnfasys, fsf Osawbery Point Brush Creek Pay.
ette. West Union, Decorah, and 81. Paul; aDfss Man
chester on Monda, Wednesdays and Fridays for Htsaw-
Stages leave dsa5s Fs1ls dAily lbr Kew Hartford A.
iington. Island Grove Aek.y. Harden Ctr, Iowa Rss
AIKEN. WslleT. Ws6eeey City. Port Dodges And eibux
lord, Oe. Charles and MtsnesCta ~ ~ s Yf -
GEORGE YOUNG, euperintSndSnt.
=. 4. pNSo, esseTal YresAs and 1iekst Aseat ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

DIED FRoNI JoY.-F Francis, the Old colored
man. who has been Messenger at the War
Department for forty two years. died sudden
II, on Sunday, from excess Of JOY at The news
Of the late victories
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

CLARKsvLLLE.--The City Of Clarksyille
just captured by our troops, Ia beautiful
handsomely laid out, and substantially built
place, ofabout @, 900 inhabitants. The streets
are wide, regular, well paved, and the whole
city has an air Of neatness and elegance II
is situated directly on the bank of the Cum
berland, and, during the high stage ofwater
in that river in the Winter and Spring, en-
joys large and profitable trade, being the
center of the rich and thriving tobacco region
in Kentucky and Tennessee around it. 1t
has several large tobacco stemmeries and
warehouses. The people are hospitable,
courteous, and refined; not given to the fierce
ness and madness thai ci,aracterixes Secession
and never addicted to the ultra political views
that prevail in other parts OF the South. We
venture to say that our flag will find numer-
Gus hearty admirers in the place. q BE-
THB DEFENCE OF THE BEARD.-There are
more solid Inducements for wearing the beard
than mere personal appearance and the culti-
vation Of such an aid to the every day diplo-
macy Of hfe Nature, combining as she new
er fails to do. the useful with the ornamental.
provides US with far better respirator than
science could ever make. The hair Of the
rnoustache not only absorbs the moisture and
miasina of f0gs, but it strains the air from
dust. It acts also in scientific manner, by
taking heat from the warm breath as it leaves
the chest. and supplying it to the cold air
taken in. It is not only respirator, but
with the beard entire we are provided with 4
comforter as well. The re,na, kable thing is
too, that the beard like the hair of the head,
protects against the heat Of the sun; It acts
as thatch does the ice house but more than
this, It becomes moist with the parspiration,
and then by evaporation cools the skin. A
ten years experience may have made US our
selves little enthusiastic but il . to.al i'm
mnnity.from toothache. relaxed usual coughs,
colds, and all the hosts of rheu,ns be any in
ducement then we can cordially recommend
the beard in all it's glory Temple Bar for
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

The Army TEAMsrER.-Charlcy Robinson,
who is writing some very pleasant letters
from Washington, over the signature of
/" Konemik," in the Green Bay AdDocdte,
gives the following sketch OF the army team
Ster:fig .lst9~. haTra } h5atafstH aef fp
The army tea,nster is Of a separate nation
alty from all the world. His costume is a
pair of brown trowsers, a red flannel shirt, a
military cap picked up from the debris of
some encampmcnt, and a canteen. He gene
rally halls from Pennsylvania. He drives
with the inevitable single line, sits on the
near wheel horse or, mule, and observes to
the members Of his team at short intervals
through the day that il they don't hump and
hey and go long, VIC will send them to hell
cndways. lie enever knows where he is going
to, and have very grave doubts whether he
has clear idea where he came from, lie
lives in his wagon, and his horses live beside
it. lie is at home wherever night ovcrtakes
him, unhitches his horses, ties two of them
to the feed box at the rear end, and two at
the fore end, eats his supper, has good com
Portable swear at everything and everybody,
and goes to bed. He gets drunk singly, by
squads, by platoons, and by companies. |
wanted twelve wagons the other d ~ to haul
ammunition, and failed because the whole
available train Of thirty was having its tri-
weekly drunk.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

Wonderful Hair Producer.

DR.. Graham, of New York. sent us long
time since, a cake Of his onguent, with the
modest request to "puff it and send the bill"
Venerable and far sighted capillary producer
we do 50, and more too. Your Onguent is a
big thing. Although in small cakts, it is
nevertheless a colossal item! We tried it,.
Following the printed directions, we made a
lather and applied with a brush. The lather
was naked in glass dish. and in four min.
utes, a beautiful hair, all shades of color, had
started from the dish. We applied some to
our face, and il took four swift working bar
bers to cut down and NOW away as fast
As the beard grewl We put alittle on
che toe Of each boot and each boot in an hour
looked like Zouave moustacte! We put
some on crowbar, and now 1t is covered
with long curly hair, like buffalo, and in the
coldest weather it can be used without nit
tens A little on the pole Of carriage, start
ed the hair on it like moss. We dropped
some on the stove, and as soon as a fire was
kindled the hair started, and the hotter the
stove became the faster grew the hair, till the
smell Of burnt hair became SO powerful as to
drive all from the room. The stove was set
in the barn, and 1t can't be seen now for the
hair! Only one application. A little applied
on a wagon tire has in five days started a
vigorous crop, and now the wagon can be
driven over plank road aud not make bit
Of noise, SO well arc the wheels covered with
soft hair. Only one application Dollar q
cake! We skinned goose, put on some of
the Onguent, and in two hours the feather
grower was cnveloped in hair like a squirrel.
and was seen this morning trying to climb a
shag bark hickory in the back yard !! d A lit
tie applied to the ink stand has given it a
coat Of bristles, making splendid pen wiper,
fat little cost. We applied the iather to ten
penny nail, and the nail is now the hand
soonest, softcst, lather brush you ever saw,
with beautiful soft hair growing from the
end of 1t, some five or six feet in length -
Only dollar cake! Applied to door stones,
il does away with the use Of natl Applied
to floor it will cause to grow therefrom har
sufficient for brussels carpet. Only dol.
lar cake--directions thrown in. A little
weak lathcr sprnkled over barn, makes it
it impervious to wind, rain or cold. It is
good to put inside Of children's cradles
sprinkle on de-walks-anything where lux
rriant grass isw antcd Cor use or ornament.
We put little on the head Of navigation, and
a beautiful i,air covered it! A little on the
mouth Of La Crosse river started hair there
resembling the finest rcd top grass, in which
cows, sheep. pigs, hogs, snipes, woodcock
and young ducks Craze with keen relish!
Only a do lar cake. Sent by mail to any
address. One application will grow luxuri-
ant moustache tor boy--twn applications
will be slre to harrass the entire rebel army.
Dollar a cake! Sent by mail Or any other
man. Samson used it! 81 q cake.-Brick
p0MerOy -'.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-03-07

WHAT is the matter my dear p asked 1
wife Of her husband. who had sat half an
hour with his face buried in his hands, and
apparently in great tribulation. Oh. don't
know" said he I've felt like a fool all day. ;
= WELL returned the wife consolinsly, I'm
afraid YOU never lie any better you look the
picture OF what you EEL. l.,aEl y !lsasaB
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How 70 FIND r0ov. - Ask any IMAM you
mett " he expects to grow cotton to any prof
table extent IN Illinois, II he answers yes
be sure you have found your man. Dsple
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