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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27
oQlestoar6 tge Course of empire tahes its aolap.
Y FLOYD COUNTY. IOWA, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER p,

\ school teacher preparing for al
exhibition Of his school selected a
class Of pupils and wrote down the
questions which he would put to them
on examination day. The day came
and so did the young hopefnls all but
one. The pupils took their places as
he had arranged, and all went on glib.
ly until the question for the absentee
came, when the teacher asked-In
whom do you believe? In Napoleon
Bonaparte, was the answer returned.
You believe in the HolyCatholic Church
do you not? No, said the youngster,
amid the roars of laughter, the boy
that believes in the Church has not
come to school to-day he's at home
sick abcd.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27
Position of the Democratic Party

The Democratic party, as party,
now stands arrayed before the coun-
try as directly opposed to the Admin
istration in it's efforts to conquer the
Southern rebels. Now that the elec-
tions are over, the organs of the Dem
ocratic party no longer pretend to de-
sire the success Of the Union arms
Their efforts are only directed to the
overthrow Of the power which has
undertaken to subdue the rebellion
and preserve the national unity.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

Educate your children to activity, to
enterprise, to fearlessncss in what is
right, and to cowardliness in what
is wrong. Educate them TO mark for
themselves the noble purposes of life,
and then TO follow them out. Educate
them TO dcspise suffering that stands
in the way of the accomplishment of
manly aims, and count it as little
thing. Make them free by lifting
them with soft and downy plush.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27
Postage Currency.

The Treasury Department at Wash
ington is now paying out the postage
currency every day, which will be a
great accommodation to the citizens
1t is paid at the cashiers room in the
centre Of the Treasury Building, in
sums of three dollars at a time, of the
following denominations : two iiftes,
four twenty-fves, six tens, and eight
fves Only three dollars will be paid
to the same individual at the same
time, in the same hour but at the ex
piration of an hour from the FIRST appli
cation, another three dollars may b,
obtained. Ladies can and do obtain
the currency in person. These pay
mcnts will be continued daily unit
further orders.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

A married woman of Michigan, whose
husband is quite wealthy, is now under
arrest in New York, for dressing in
male apparel aud getting married to a
pretty girl whom she met on the cars
and whose affections she won. The
pair have been living to all outward
appearance as man and wife. and
spending the money of the rich Michi
gander, as though it didn't cost any
thing.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

4 certain divine who was more en-
inent in his day for the brilliancy of
his logic, was preaching on the 4" Min
istry of Angels" and in the perora
ton he suddenly Observed" hear a
Whisper!" The change of tone started
the deacon, who sat below, from q
drowsy mood, and springing to his
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

The Rutland, VT, Herald speaks OF
snow storm in that State on the Sd
inst. which continued till the snow
was foot deep on the average. In
some places the roads we're so badly
blocked with snow drifts as to impede
public travel.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

There continue to be arrivals of war
materials at Quebec in vast amounts.
Should the Canadians determine to se-
cede they will be all the richer for
these contributions from come" Eng
land conld not object to the seizure of
the property, as she so heartily ap-
proves the seizure of the property of
the Federal Government by the reb-
els.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

The young man who recently went
on bridal tour with an angel in mus
lin, has returned with a termagant in
hoops.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

feet, he spoke, 81 guess it's the boys in
the gallery"
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27
G9e gntelligtntu.

A.B. T.. uILDRETII, Editor.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27
THE
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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-27

Invitations to assist in organizing new
Schools, or in encouraging those already estab-
lished. cordially accepted.
s. 5. Libraries, Papers, Hymn Books, Bible
Dictionaries, &c, at Eastern prices. Cata-
| logues gratis, at the Bookstores of n. A. & Il.
| Wright. Prairie du Chen, and Of John B,lly,
McGrcgor, Iowa.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10
VOLUNTEERING AND CONSUMPTION.

The last act Of the rebel Congress was
TO order q sweeping CONSUMPTION. Simul-
taneously, the National Government ordered
. cessation Of voluntary enlistments. The
o drives the people to arms at the point
of the bayenet ; the other has to shut the
door upon the throng who insist upon serv-
ing the country. M illustration Of the
relative strength Of the parties to tho pres.
ent struggle could be more instructive.
But THE is BY no means the striking
phase Of the matter. Never before 10 the
history Of revolutions has the side claiming
TO be popular resorted to conscriptions to
ELL its army. Men have always hastened,
81 long a. men there we're, to occupy the
gaps in the ranks, which death or damage
may have made (; and have found it we'll to
die, il need were, to repel the oppressor
and gain independence. The rebel cause is
the 6rst departure from these preeedeoss.
Does not the peculiarity suggest suspicion
that the Southern revolution is less popular
than olisarchic ? - that the masses are re-
luctant participators ? - that If We search
deeply, and make sure what agency com
pulsion and terror have bad in recruiting
the rebel army, We shall 6nd the knot Of
daring conapirators,who head tho move.
ment, ito only volauteers? Consetiption II
the Implement OF de9pois, IL surelyshas %
place in the warfare Of . united asd fres
people.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10
= LOSE.

The De- l1oisss Tses publishes the
speech Of ! Mr.. Thomas Of Aass., -
'sproofr that the doctrines held BY the ram
pant abolitionists are not those Of . msjor-
ity Of the people," This is clesrly . work
Of supererogat,on on the part Of the Times,
Tor no one ever msintsined that such was
the case, except the "rampant abolition
ists'' themselves, among which class Of de-
testable and pestifsrous politicians, the Ed
itor Of the Times was once . .'brigbt and
shining light" He is now believing agaiDs,
she "ranpant sbolisionists" very Justify,
for the same reason that a closely pursued
rebber cries "stop THIEF" The majority
of the people Of the United. States-those
who elected Mr.. LINCOLN President--srs moi
Abolitionists, either rampont or couchant-
and nome are better convinced Of this fact
than that class Of noisy and uneasy poll
ticians who are continually ringing the
changes on the old Democratic. watchword,
AAbolitionist." Still these same men will
.cry "Abolitionist'' to the end Of the chap
ter, at every mar whose views do not square
with theirs, for it 10 their only stock and
store OF argument, without which they
could offer nothing in support Of their
claims to patriotism. "Stale, fat and IN
pro6table'' a. this senseless cry 10, il 10 the
n.eieus around which are conferred all the
hopes Of tho opponents Of Mr.. Lincoln's
administration. Under this rsllying cry
are the sympatbisers with the rebellion es-
saying to narshal their hosts, for tho pur-
pose Of giving political battle to the Union
hosts entreuched behind the Constitution
and the enforcement Of tho laws. Let the
conflict cone-the Union forces are ready
for tho onset, and will as efectually pu:
down those who are attempting to distract
the country by partisan issues, a. the army
of the Nation are putting down the unholy
and u%pprovoked rebellion Of JET. Davis 4
Co.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10
No CHANCE or SHIFTING.

The seizure Of New Orleans, the greatest
scity Of the JEFF: Davis Confederacy, Is q
terrible dishearteoaent to the rebels, and
Ns itself .alasst equivalent to . defeat Of
-Beasregard's army at Corintb. At all
events, it will compel the rebels Of the
Southwest to fight their last battle on their
present line Of operations. Beauregsrd il
pressed, If not already assailed, BY Hal.
,leck in front; Gen. Mitchell will prevent his
retreat to Mobile; Butler forbids his ap-
rprosch to New Orleans, and our gun boats
can pass up the Mississippi and attack
Memphis 10 front-actipg in conjunction
With Commodore Toote above. The way
is also opened for the gun boats t. pass up
The Red River, and seress the entire State
Of L~ouisiana to Shreveport to pass up the
Arkansas River, and through the entire
State Of Arkansas, to Fl. Smith; and to
pass up the Yazoo River, and through .
great part of the State OF Missississipi-
In fact, it opens up 3 passage through more
than . half Of the remnant Of . Confede-
racy still nominally held BY the rebel rulers.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10

" 0RANf CO., for ~ otate of Iowa, Des Aeinos,
~.
Communtcatons rotating 70 TIE business a ne c.
pany IN this State sh0ud - sddreesed to this vdnce -
lseters eonseinine pcopesitlonB for Ne sale a lsndseR.
cepe when the land 10 siiuatedip the counties wheresAo
Company are already neeotiati1g NJ 4ubltc EanA 05srf
I'LL - D a1a1es1. !; ~. -. 10e6aR :.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10
A LAwYER NoT HAslLY rLooRRD.

Col. Tom. B~kaskpole was appointed Cap
tain General ofsshs White House grounds
by ex-Presideus Pierce, which position be
still helds. He Vas recently net BY Major
Ben. B. French, the Superic tsodans Of Psb-
lilo Buildings who cautiously informed him
that certain politicians were after bis sissa-
zion, and were about TO report him - . o.
csssioniss, and advised the Colonel 70 b 90
she lookout. 2 ts Is G ssa
A few days after, these worthy soss Of
New Hampshire again met, when Bso. II.
quired of the Col. whether be had thought
Of the matter.
EYES," replied Ton, ssT've thought Of il,
and concluded not 70 troable myself abous
u at ALL" 9
"why don't yos % asked the Major
"tAeylt have you oet."
"0h," said Ton, " I've consulted . Law.
yer, and be tells ne not TO hare any tears
ahons il; they cant stir me-"
SsConssltsd . lawyer exclaimed Bso.;
r xsll. who was il that gsve 700 ssch ad-
vice as that ?'
sWsil,'' saiA Ten. otis osso Of The smart
81 lAsysrs 10 the city. lie came fron Il
Inois, end HE name is-LiDeola. He says
i ssesdn,s be sfrsid-tAey eas's hart ms.0
Mai. French now thinks that he Colonel
viii M BE- removed.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10

r. The Americans are loolfug up in
Europe. Old Johnny Boil can learn some
thing from Young Jonsshan. yet. The Nor
pioe Post, which . few weeks ago vas dali
jyfevili1s the might and gssiss Of the
Amsrfcans, now cries out: ave mat
carefully watch what d going .,on in the
iuSissd SSsAses; ss must pro6s BY thsir dis
coverieS. What are our Armstrong gems
10 their Rodman guns, With their prcjecs,les
Of : thousand pounds? We are m our in.
fancy yet ~ regards artillery"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10
Anrs n COAL OIL.

Our ans stock u Iamps ~ reeolved, M eNsw
odsr crest inducenenta in this line. ntsts ~ ene10-
ct light now in uso. Dost quality CeeI OIL cl1es 1ae
peg eallea b. 1.0R19A3AQ
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10
TO aTAx-PAYERs.

NOTICE = hsrshy Given lhaI AJAX o1s1we Mills -
n me Dollar has besn LEVIED. - lodsal IA. - IN
~ taxable property in nice ountR, upun -
v~aluaaioo Of 1Ael,-and dc sano 10 required = b pai6
~ ~ lae4 1ay q Nay next. Hxa'
1M00Ao 1Oo1RVI9, s.g.
1tsessrss e Es9ssUaeeoa6o CoMnl1y LaA.
4arSA ~, leo9. Il
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-05-10
Wsshiaetep. Nav 9th.

"es9So8s0U9 Su3y vSus
Special 70 New York papees.-A dsepatck
from 40 ofhcer q Williamsburg says . abort
time before rcinforosmeses came up our
men gave way, being oss OF annunition.
We lost some guns, bat they were after.
wards reoaptared.
Information from Frsderisksburg says The
uerchants ere largely Indebted 60 The North
-snd that they are sslliag ont their prop
erty with the avowed intention OF dsffaud.
ing their Northern credisors. Auonymous
letters have been sent to the Uuion mea OF
Fredericksburg, threatening their lives and
property when our army leaves.
Augusta, Ga. Nay 5.
Prisoners Who escaped from Key West,
repors 500 federsls 10 the hospisal, with
the small POE.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01

u.,-i,t Londergan and Allen Londer-
IIrHkhtAs,, Of the County OF VIII, IN tine
sana,. ~, I'D. on the twenty-sixth DAY 0, Jan
ss q - s1.este and deliver TO Arnold N s, oi
~ 49, ~ .,ste aforesaid, certain deed OF Mort
n ssnty apO ~. o.yment Of an indebtness Of One
r 70 .eeus rsbfv.niue Dollars. secured TO be paid
hisana ~. N even date with said mortgage,
hFfinn "a patrick Londergan, payable TO said
- y ~ ~. - o-drr said notes more particularly
ny y . "a mortgage, which said mortgage was
As1t-a, y m Rrcotders Office Of VIII County, ii-
Rsk So Page ~; ana Hneseas, aI ,nsie N.
rs asfea. and set over unto Elias Greene
lenses' vi" ~, title and interest lis and TO the
w al hls III nortgsge which deed II assignment
Igu ne1uSG3, be Recorders oice aforesaid in book
r'''Iasl "a EbereAs default has been made ia
~ - note, described Ia and secul ed by the
. i'' .sesad and /, is provided "a said mortgage
nss.,s n default Ofths payment o. ether OF SAID
~ q NC t' i,dsbtness secured by said notes in
- mortgage mentoneo' sinai
$50, i1s and payable;
Wv, The pOwer Of sale in said mortgage
- ,haq on Tuesday the sixth day Of May,
- !, ten o'clock in the forenoon OF SAID day
w. I'm, ~ =, Non4e in said Will County, sell at
10, ms !, IN. highest bidder for cash the fol-
f,s 'Iss,,,,d uremises, conveyed by the above
Fls .,,gage 10 wit Lot number one ~ Of the
, arsStrr Of Section number nineteen (iS),
" ,bir,y.fnr (3i) North Range thirteen ll3)
..D1,bs third principal meridian, situated IN hHI
-, ,,or.s,A together with all and singular the
.N.,s,, Entertainments, privileges, and appnrten-
s.,,,r,o belonging and ali the right and equI-
n,.I.,,,on az the said Patrick LJndergan and
lsa lahfergAn, ms WIFE, '"e'i nv" $50 -
81 j" V M yi stGRaRYBAUM, Assignee OfNOrtgage.
M y ISr2 ~ 5w
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NOTICE.


ESTATE OF JAMES MARTIN, DECD.
DUBLlC notice is hereby given, that ON the 3rd
i Monday Of May next. being the 10th day OF
said mOnth:) shall attend before the County
Court of will County Mt the Court House In the city Of
Joliet for the purpose Of settling aud adjusting all
claims against the estate Of Janice Martin late Of
said county. decd. When and where all claimants m
notified and requested to attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons Indebted said estate afe also request
ed to make To the undersigned without delay
MARY ANN MARTIN, Adm1.
Dated March IL, 1862.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS. }


County Court Of VIII County harcSTsrm, isca
Deborah Jones, AdmibiztIatix de 1osisl
Of tie Estate Of Lewis JOEss deed Petition 10
Morris Jones Esther ZONES and John Estats.
Jones. children and heirs at law OF
Lewis jones. deceased.
A FFiDANIT Of the nOn-rcSidence Of Esther Janes
n and John JOnes defendants above named having
BEEN fl-l in the office Of the Clerk Of said CaunfT
Court of VIII County. office is hereby given 10 the
said Father Jones and John Jones. that the said corr,
claimant filed her petition in said Ceurt on the tenth
iay q Fehtary. A. ID. 1SG2 for authority 20 se ~.
following described real which was Of said Iv
Jones. deceased. 10 wit:
The East half Of the South Pas; auar;er and the
South West quarter Of the North East quarter AMI
the West halt Of the North Fast quarter Of the South
West quarter. all in Section Number eleven IN
Township Number thirtyseven. {35) North Of Range
Numle- twelve ti2. Fast nf the Thri f3i) Principal
meridian. in the County Of Cook and State Illinois
Also Lot No. fJnr. hve six and eight in Efeck
thirty cor In Town Ct summit IN Cork County and
STATE NJ Illinois AMI aisJ the following In VIII County
arf STATE Of Illinois fot Lot twenty (aat 81 Matte
Subdivision Of Lot egh; AMI une Is o. Of Canal
Trustees Subdivision Of the Wc-t half 81 Sccrian
Fifteen Township thirty Eve Paurr ten nsi Fast
for the PutpoS Of paving the d-lfs dne y ssi drcas
cd aud that t-reupcn is>rr-l OUT II .aii
court alin,t sid defsnants retrua... e tn. ttfrd
Monday e APRIL A d Isu2 "a i ty lsx reJd,feI
Now Enies- You The said Esther .isn-- and John
Jone. shah rar-prsfif ari aanesr iirE.rr al! Conn
thereof tn bc hold NJ Joli-t in said unity on
the fhiri Monday of April. A. y. ise2 aud .i-ad
answer denInr to the said petitian The -la- aud
flraatIer- ami things tLeTein charged and stated
Will be taken confessed, and decree entered a.aus,
you according to the prayer Of saIf petition.
ossoop HousE. Compts sois
joliet Feb. 10. lSe2.
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d r "a w I N G.
AND MODELIN HOO L,

at Stoss' Hall, Bluff street. door south OF the
National Hotel.
T would respectfully announce TO the public IN gem
| eral that have now opened Drawing aud Model
ing School, and invite all those who wish and ought TO
learn this necessary branch Of business to come
embrace good and ckeap opportunity now offered
The dieren. branches of drawing will be divided in
free hand drawing sketchinR, ideal ard from nature
and eoloring Mechanical Architectural DRAWN hours
ofIessons will be held in the evening" from 70 %
clock Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Of every week
Every scholar will have to pay s. per quarter Of .
year, helf qnrterly In advance.
Modelling lesson for tire art Of carving and scripture
vim be given az extra hours, and extra pay.
By C.C0NRAD BRO YIN, a, So, Ieaohcr
s,o!isx psc. II, igS
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NOTICE
ESTATE OF JOHN MAxAa, DECD.

ESTATE OF JOHN MAXAM, DECD.
DUBLIC notice is hereby given, that on the Third
i Monday Of May next, (beng the 10th dag Of
said month"; shall attend before the County Court OF
Will County at the Court House in the city OF Joliet
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
against the estate Of John Maxam late of said Conn
" deceased. when an where all claimants notified
and requested attend and present their claims in
writing against said estate for adjustment.
All persons indebted to said estate are also request
ed to make payment to the undersigned without delay.
HARVEY ~ SToDDARD. Admr.
o ~
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Mortgage Sale.


NY IIEREAS default having been made in the paw
w ment OF a certain prumssnry hOte. and interest
thereon secured to be paid in and by certain inden-
ture Of mortgage. made and executed by William
Found and Mary Found his wife. to Jonathan Mather
bearing date the 2sth day of December H. lS5S. aud
recorded in the cfce Of I'll. Recorder ia Book so
page CO.. Jantary 18th A. ID. 1859 And whereas also
default has been made in the payment Of certain
other pronIissory note and interest thereon. secured
to he paid in and by certain other inde-ture of
mortgage. made and executed .'y William Found and
Mary Found. his wife, TO Jonathan Matker bearing
date the 2ls day Of December, A D. 1850 and recorded
in the Office Of the Recorder and for the County of
Will and state of Illinois, in Book 81 page AL
February 5th A. ID. 1861.
Now therefore notice IL hereby given that the under
signed or His Attorney, will on the 18th day of April
A. ID. lSt2 between the hours of O'Clock A NJ and
five O'Clock r. NJ Of that day the premises herein
after described, in the County Of Will and IT
Illinois by virtue Of power IF sale ined in each
OF said mortgages sell at public auction the highest
bidder for cash all the certain premises situated the
County Of Will and State Of Illinois, known and de--
cribed follows O-wit: The East half OF the South
West quarter of Section twenty CID in Township
thrty-seYrn 81 North of Rai ten 90 East Of the
thr' principal meridian containing eighty acre- be
the -lne more or less hciug the premises dis
cTib" In the said mortgage for the PURPOSES therein
expressed
JONATHAN NATTER. Mortgage
March IL, 1852.
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~aE MARKETS.
,.,,.. price Current.
Died.

DIED.
,c..,ump,Icu. March 10th .lsdz; SARAH =.
,ls Oiccn'SSITaS and daughter Of r. c. N. Hall,
'asdt, A "a, and months
ss r' s. ..ss 81 A:f &c Col Ps, ss
esss dJOlieI 9, .S IS Years, mouths aSd days.
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STATE OF ILLINOIS S.. VII cornty Circuit Court
John Cary
Bill for divorce.
Bridgit Csryj
4 FEIDAVIT that tho said BridSIt Cary dafandant
n in the foregoing bill ofcoInpiaipt, conceals her
self and eVars service Of sunImdn. having been fled in
the sfice Of the clerk Of said Court. Notice is hereby
given to the said defendant Brdgit Cary that John
Cary the said complainant has filed his bill of COM
plant in said Court the ChsncerY side thereof and
summons theTeupOn issued out of said court in
said against said defendant returnable on the
third Monday Of May and that said cause is
pending in said court, And unless you the said Bridg
il Gary shall personally be and appear before the said
Circuit Court of i'll County in said State the first
daN Of the said May Term thereof to be held Joliet
in said Will County the thiri Monday of May A D.
1862 and plead, answer demur TO the said complain
ants bill Of complaint the and the matters and
things therein cha rged and stated will be taken
confessed BY you AMI decree entered against you
coring to the prayer " SAID bill of complaint.
BIZ. RUSSELL, Clark.
Thos. IL. HUTcssSs Comps Sol
Joliet March, 18th A. D, G.. 40ow
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01

GALL at Do0LITTLE'S and get one Bottle Of Garv-
Y ! ms Crenecultura for restoring aud Preserving
the Hair. II will remove all dandru scurf eruptiohs
and all Impurities Of the scalp, changes gray hair to
their original color prevents II falling off, and Res
torres Hair TO Raid Heads. (Call for circular and
examine the plate)
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A Situation Wanted

DR. nan and u. Eise. Sithaut my f.ss,,-. ., :
j fafsa - isrEieF ~ asTs Hsrr ca D., .,--F -
-3s.ita- o. ar g. t,- u-si-rs.. nad q E,.e p -
Wi.,ca,slp- : ~. q :. ESsss.s-
SeS. 80 Js5-Es EA-ss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-04-01
rown Clerk.
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