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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-31
Es- Nathaniel Shelly was complaining

R Nathaniel Shelly was complaining
that some one had insulted him by send
ing him letter addressed TO Nat Shelly.
why" said friend, IL don't see any.
thing insulting in that Nat is an abbre
Walton Of Nathaniel" II know it,"
said the little man. "but, blast bis impu.
dence, he spelled it with g."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-31
VINO ARB Oug ENEMIES THE Rich

VINO ARB OuR ENEMIES THE Rich
mond Sentinel lruthfully remarks -
Those who are continually induI glng in
discouraging remarks, and assallng the
confidence of our people in the manage
ment of our cause. must have a very low
appreciation of themselves and attach
very little weight to their own declara-
lions, If they expect no evi to result from
such conduct. A S one fruit Of it, behold
III. depreciation of our currency, far be,
low what is usty due TO It's initiation.
This is the work OF the croakers and
yrumbI-rs, developed by the arts Of the
rx@rlioners and money grnb'.
They have but one more result to &C.
oomplish before etiecting our ruin. and
they seem to he ahorlng diligently for
that. They have but to sali.fy the sol.
diers Of what they are constantly dinging
into their ears. that Mr., Davis, who is
our President for the next five years, i.
unequal to his position, deserving only
of the abuse of the press and people. let
them lose all confidence in the intelligence
and the patriotism OF the Magistrate who
directs their vaior and it needs no provh>
vt to tell what will inevitably and speed,
lily follow. Thus far the good sense and
patriotism Of the army has been proof
against all the appliances of the stay ut
home croakers. THUS far the soldiers
have maintainedtheir own cheerful cour-
age and Indignantly rebuked the COM
pIanings Of the idle. Bnt These baleful
influences will have their effect after a
while. Continual dropping wears away
stone. Indeed, it is alleged in The army
itself that much evil has already been
produced among the soldiers from Ger
tain locality, where the cause of croak
ing was most common. This is the nat.
ursl tendency and inevitable result, and
We may expect it on n larger and a gen
eral scale if the cause continues. The
habitual reckless. indiscriminate assaiI
ants Of the President. and Of every body
and every thing, are more injurious tC
US than the armies Of the enemy. They
are still at their work. and they will ruiz
us unless the people put them down"
SENSIBLE CoLoRED FOLKS The Peters
burg Express is informed by Lieut.. Dan
iels. who has just arrived at Petersbur!
from Fort Norfolk, that some 50 or AZ
Southern negroes captured at Gettysburg
art confined at Fort M Henry. He say,
that they profess an undying attachmen
for the South. Several times Genera
Schenck has offered to release them from
the fort if they would take the oath o
allegiance to the Federal government
and join the Lincoln army. They hav'
peremptorally refused in every instance
and claim that they should be restored
to their masters aud homes in the South
They say they would prefer death to lib
eriy on the terms proposed by Scbenck
Es- Nathaniel Shelly was complainiD
that some one had insulted him by send
ing him letter addressed TO Nat Shelly
why" said friend. II don't see any
thing insulting in that Nat is an abbre
yistion OF Nathaniel" II know it,
said the little man. "but, blast bis mpu
dence, he spelled 1t with a g."
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-31
ture of the priyateer.
Especial 10 New York Timcs.l

OElUUti VII WIN HoulpliCi hhu bthSh
fire continually at the working parties in Wagner
and Gregg They have the exact range and plump
their shot and shell with deadly effect aud accurs-
cy into the works. They have been practicng to
Ere simultaneously so as to make the cover Of our
men less available against shot coming in diverse
directions at the same moment.
The excellent bomb-proofs preserve the men
from most of the missiles, but still casualties are
numerous.
One Of our 2eO.pounder batteries that has been
silent for week, reappeared this morning on
Forts Sumter, Johnston and others.
Special to the Herald.
WAsHINGTON, Oct. LIT is not true, az report.
ed in several Of the New York journals, that the
Government has any intention Of resorting to vol
unteerng instead Of draft. II IL true the conscrp
ton has not realized as many men ~ was expected
and it has besides proved very costly; but now
machinery isin working order all over the Eorth
and the Government believes it is the easiest wa,
TO secure men. The military authorities after al
that has been said, are still Of the opinion tie
draft IN the cheapest and most expeditions means
Of securing an army, and besdes distributes more
evenly the burdens Of MAR among the whole pop
ulation. II will thcrplore Inc pprsistpd in
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-10-31

The St. Paul Pioneer says; at has
long been the boast Of Europeans th,
the highest degree of mechanism, such
as is required for designing and manu-.
featuring nutomata, has never been fouui
outside Of France or Germany. Tbs
can no longer be said for gentIemaI
of this city has produced, after three aD9
a half years of close application, some \
the most wonderful automata the wori
has ever seen. They consist Of six By
ures, full size Of life, three of each sex
dressed in the height of fashion, and 50
closely resembling living persons as 70
deceive all but the closest observers.
These figures appear on the stage eacn
with a harperion, and, at sign given oy
the leader, they salute the audience anu
commence playing. They perform
large number of melodies, keeping per
feet time and producing full harmony
This is, without doubt. one OF the nne''
specimens of mechanical ingenuity '0'
world has ever seem"
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24

Resolved, that We earnestly de-
nounce the authors of these heresies,
secessionism and abolit tionism, which
have eliminated in an armed rebellion,
desolated our country and brought sor-
row to the hearts ofevery person in the
broad land. .....'... . '.'..."r
On motion Of lie Grand Byington
the Chairman appointed a State Cen
trail Comulittee Of FIVE to act with tho
Chairman Of the Central Conimittee o
each County as an executive Commit
tee. The Central Committee is as fol
lows - .. " .@5.% 7,i ..&'.'..''@ y.
lie Grand Byington, Of johnson, Co.
Chairman. '9
P. M. Cassidy, Of Polk.
A. F Seeberger, of Mahaska.
Frank Plummsr: of Scott.
i" A. W. Carpenter, Of Des Moines.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24

Fanny Fern says hoop Skirts Will
neverbe dropped, spis ofshs abuse,
except IT TIC bedside. hns 81 % o. a'
= Oh: Fsnny .'~.sais : '-sisa 49,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24
M,GREGOR TANNERY.

The undersigned has permanently located
at McGreeor and having had twenty ,yoars
exneriAnce in the Tanning and Leather -fn,
ishin@ business. solicits share Of public con-
fidence 'fnvor H;d"sand Skius dressed
upon f'vorable terms, and in a superior and
wprkmanlke manner. He also manufactures
superior quality Of geof ara .}, = ". ~
Al 4NATER PROOF BLACKlNG. s7- =
/. Tannerv ON Bluff Street: near the head ~
Main, NcGreeor Iowa 4 Farmers Have your
ow- leasher tannedif yoa' would study econ.
emy, the sure road to wealth sinsy7ss aTcp
1ilvaTli aasf 6ttt rHANRY DAVIS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24
RESOLUTIONS.

1. That the will of the people is the
foundation OF all free government. That
to give effect to this will, free thought,
free. speech and free press are abso-
lutcly indispensable. Without free dis
cussion there is no certainty Of sound
judgment without sound judgment
there can be no wise government.
2. That it is an inherent and consti
tutional right Of the people to discuss all
measures of their government, and to
approve or disapprove as to their best
Judgment seems right. That they have
a like right to propose and advocate
that policy which in their judgment is
best, and to argue and vote against
whatever policy seems to them to vio-
late the Constitution, to impair their
liberties, or to be detrimental to their
welfare. e, .'f "'% "o.a,.a.' .-.E
3. That these and all other rights
guaranteed to them by their constitu-
tions, are their rights in time Of war
as we'll as in time Of peace, aud of far
more value and necessity in war than
in peace. Form peace, liberty, secu,
rity, and property are seldom endau
gered in war they are ever in peril. =,
4. That we now say to all whom it
may concern, not by the way Of threat,
but calmly and firmly, that We will
not surrender these rights, nor submit
to their forcible violation. We will
obey the laws ourselves, and, others
must obey them. 'a ~. .'.''.'TF ~. . ''.' Z.
5. That there is a manifest differ.
ence between the administration Of the
government and tho government itself.
The government consists Of the civil
and political institutions created by the
Constitution, and to it the: people owe
allegiance. The administration are bu,
the agents Of the people, subject to their
approval or condemnation according to
the merit orsdemsrit Of their acts. or '-'
g. Thatwe are opposed to tho prose.
cution Of the war for the purpose Of
carrying out the emancipation proclama-
tioa Of, the President ef tho United
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24

It is understood that all efforts TO
procure lists Of the killed and wounded
in the late Pennsylvania battles iiYe
proved unayailing. The publication Of
the list is for the present prohibited.
This This is N'aa 2 policy, Of doubtful nerit is
ceartainlE a.aggrayafing r1oi. anxious
friends.-Ns,os. ...a4ao haa ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24
Cards..
-
SADLER,

SHOULD announce ts the public generally
w and his friends particularly. that having
purchased the Stand and the STOCK OF
GRO 1Epl ES heretofore kept by MR..
GED2GE Eek, that it is his purpose to keep
at all times supply of such articles inclu-
dag all Staple Groceries, as the demands of
the country require. His motto is ready pay
and small profits, preferring tho nlmble six
peace TO the slow shilling. Farm Produce
generally taken IN exchange for goods and
highest market prices paid
4 snare Of patronage respectfully solicited.
2 1y)
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24
Resolutions unanimously adopted at
the Democratic State Convention,
heidi at Des Moines, Iona July 9Th
1868. ." ... ..."... .''...
PREAMBLE.

a.s. .a' PREAMBLE.
20 The Democratic party has ever been,
and yet Is, law abiding party. 1t
asks nothing but its rights under the
Constitution and the laws. It resorts
to no violence Of either; itcountenances
no violation of either. 1t has right
to all the guarantees of public and pri7
vate liberty and of property contained
in our fundamental laws. andit will SUR.
render not one of them. It has the
right to discuss public measures, and
will discuss them. 1t has the ight to
propose and advocate that policy which
lit deems best for the nation, and it will
exercise that right. 1t has right to
have it's policy passed upon by the peo-
pie at peaceabie and untrammeled elec-
tions, and it will maintain that right.
If found in the minority it yields obe-
dience to all lawful rules of the majority;
if it be the majority itself, it claims
that its lawful acts will be respected.
Whether in a majority or minority, it
obeys all laws that are in force. Those
that it dislikes it seeks to overthrow
not by violence, but by a legitimate re-
peal. Those that it proposes 1t seeks
to carry, not by force, but by legal en-
actments. And what it does in all
these respects it demands, and has 4
right to demand, that all others shall
do. They owe the same obedience to
the constitution and laws that democrats
owe. They have the same interest to
maintain free government +; to protect
liberty, to be secure in their houses,
persons and property, that democrats
have. tits neither their interest nor
ours that despotism or anarchy should
prevail and if they wish to avoid
both, let them see to it In time that
they give no occasion for either. We
will do our duty but let them renem-
bcr to do theirs. w.. ~ ..
In view of the circumstances that
have brought US together, we hereby
resolve - 7"" zsa.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24
R ASS g. ELMENDORF,

FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER-
.....1 a..g- CHANTS, a,,r -... ... .....s
Public Square, -a.a Meyregor, lo,ra
Agents for McCormick.s Reaper, Dow &
Fowler and Canton Sweepstake Threshing
Machines, Moss & Williams and Brainairds 6
Sugar Evaporators, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Mills n so.l Is. .e. .|
Kept constantly on hand, Horse Rakes,
Cradles, Crind-Stones. Plows, &C., in any
quantity to suit purchasers. no44,3,1y]
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-07-24
NEW OREGON PLAINDEALER

ublished every Friday at the paindealer
priating rooms, Main Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa. F. J. MEAD pro
rietor.
-TERMS.-
Sing le copies one year. in advance, 81 90
d" q ",' at the cad of mo. 25
i" e.. g g emo. so
{" {. 2mo. 100
clubs of ten. in advance, each 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
"a syphiIisiandi nIerourial Disease
q = !. -. NEM ORLEANa. 2hlh AnrnsL. lR6l

- NEW UHIEhNB, ZOTH NIENNIi IVDI-
On. j. O. AVER; Sir, i cheerfully comply with the
lnest your AGENT and report you OF The ecc
have realized with your SarsapaIila, ir
have cured with It, In my practice most Of the com
plants for which II Is recommended and have FUND s
ects truly wonderful In the cure Of Pete,eq aud Ne.
uridl Disease. One Of my patients had Syphc nlcoS
his throat which were consuming his palate aud thu
top of his mouth. Your Sarsnparia, steadily taken
cured him in five weeks. Another was attacked by
ondnry symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
away considerable part Of IT, 80 that believe ihe
disorder would reach his brain and kill him But It
yielded to my administration Of your Snrsaparla; thg
ulcers healed and lie Is well ngain not of without
SOME Jishlration to his face. woman who lad becn
treated for the same disorder by mercury was Suffering
sitiye to to weather that damp day she nuered
srucialiDg h in her joints and bones She. too, was
,ured entirely by your Sarsaparilla In Ia yceks.
know from its formula, which your agent gayo nc hai
remedy; consequently these truly remarkable rcsult'
With 1t have not surprised me. -.r.p ~ 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Will CuRt sTSAiaBT Hkn In Soft, Bllken, Flowing
weeh II deIFed OF any longer period, II the directions
are strictly followed, which are very simple and eaEy
The Hair Toilet doeu not In my manner interfere with
tho Natural Eotsssss OF ne HdSr II neither Ecorches
nor dyes 1t; but gives tho hair soft, thrifty appear
Nnce 1t also prevents the hair nom CdRt'o pr and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

Psssengers desiring tickets to the above routes via the
penusylyania Railroad or Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
hould be particular to ask for them via Belsire or
L, A. HUTCHINSON,
,sba Gensral Passenger Agent
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
7 ~. Trains Daily from Columbus
Sundays excepted.) -
FIRST TRAIN.

"' FIRST TRAIN.
,,snr EXPRESS. via Dsytch, at l;9O a. m. m HsIp s0p
=, London, xenia, Dayton, Midilesown ana lam
1s q cIpGan1s SIrcs mi as iOsrIoasvills
AZ Louis Cairo, and all points Southwest cay
os ST. LOgis q. 1890 P %; At p DaytSa CONNECTING tins
,h ;,ans for Lafayette, Terre Haute, ono"go' snO
h.Nn,ints West
SECOND TRAIN.
ainorNNATI ACCOMMODATION a, sSU @,us,ornt =, %
ming st an statons between Columbus; onclnno, y
csscu and Indsnapolns srnVng ginsianspOs at a.l;
connecting directly at Loyelapd with tne
NJ n R. for Ohillicothe, Marietta ana fsifer'OO's'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
M MApoL E0n,s HAIR TOILET |

They would also anuOunos to the public th'tthsy art
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
Rheumatism, Gout,1 Liver comPlaIns

Hheumntlsmg GOut,r Itver COnpinbhs.
INDEPfEDrHCE, Preston CO., Va, 9Th July, Io1s.
DR.. j. c. AYEn: sii, have been afflicted with pain
full chronic Rheumatism for long time which baillct Ihf
skill Of physicians aud stuck to III spite Of ali The
remedies Fc0uld ind until tried your Snrsarara Que
bottle cured In two weeks and restored my general
health much that am fat better thSn lefate was
attacked. think tia wonderful medicine j. J.FItBAM
Jules Y Getchell, of 81 yous writes; 81 have hecu
afflicted for years with ni affection Of he Lre' Which
destroyed my health ted every thing, and every thing
failed to relieve me; ana have been brokcndown map
for some years from other than arrangement ~
he Liuer My beloved pastor, the ov Mr. Espy adviscu
to try yonr Sashpara because ho said he knew you
and any thing you nag worth trying By The bless
ing Of God IL has cured and has so purified my blood
as 60 make n Ihan j feel young again The
best that can be said Of is not half good enough
schfrrus, Cancer CumOrs, EnInrgemc nt,
liberation, Carries and ExfOliatiOn Of
the Bones.
great variety Of have been reported to us where
cures Of these Formidable complaint have resulted 0ln
the use Of this remedy hut space here will not admit
them. Some Of them may be found in our American
Almanac which tho agents below named are pleased te
furnish gratis 10 all who cali for them. ~
Dyspepsia, Heart Disease, Fits, EpiIeDr
sy, Melancholy, Neuralgia'
Many remarkable cures Of these affections have bear
made by the Alternative power Of this medicine 1t stimu
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, aud thus
ovcrcomes disorders which would be supposed beyond lis
reach Such remedy has long been required by the NO
eesses of the people, and confident thai this VIII
do for them all that medicine can do. 81. u,.y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

ScfOfuln n nnh ScrOfUIO GUS Affec tioMs, ,such
4 nA TumOyfi, Ulcers, S0ree, Eruptions,
Pfmples, rustuIes, BiOirLes.- noiIs,
Blafiig, and nil Skin Diseases.
tft OAKL,En, Ind, 9th June, 1859
j. q. Ayrn * Co, dents | lee il ny duty to ac
knowledge wllnt JVar farsaiailla hl,a done Er mo.
HllAyng lliefiieJ sriornloul infrnn il,o suffered
from II ip ypribus Ways or years sonietmos 1t bust
out ln bleeiS oil my Hands aud ARMS snlctilus 1t
turned inward niid distressed Mt The stomach. Two
years ago IL broke 0ut on my lead and euyeel my scalp
and ears with oe sore. which was painful un 0alhs0lnc
hey0nd description. tfed many medicines aid several
physlcaNs biit Without much rclieI from any thing 10
fact tho dsofdehgrew worse At lengthI wis rldcei
AtOlead IN the Gospel Messenger That you lad prepared
an alternative (saisaparilla for knew from your lcnl4
lion that any thing you made must be good sent to
lNufnnaihndgotit and used II Ill II cured took
IT, as you advss,h small dUsoB Of oaslovnil over
nitDi and used almost three bottles New aud healthy
sloin soon began TO form under The scaL wi,, after
While iel on My skin Is now clear, and know by my
senes iIat The disease has gone from my system You
ch welfbeliete that feel what am So ing when tell
you that hold you TO be Of the apostles Of ts age
anti Iemhin evergratefully. Yours,
4 ... ALFRED B TALLEY.
81. Antlrpny's Fire, Ttoso or Erysip.Ias.
letter and Salt Isheum, Senid tIua6,
~ Y, Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy-s
Dr. Robert, A. Preble writes iron, Salem N. " 18th
Sept, 1885, That he has cured inyetelato case OF
yefing Use Of onr sarsapara and rlsi dangerous
1lttn1t Ergs by large doses of the Siine says
y6p eires tho conlhOi E,rrtions by II coiisthntiy
BroncIoccle, GOitre or Swtllgnt Meek
n Zebuion Sloan of Prospect Texas yrtSs Ib,ce bot
ties Of your Sarsopaiilla cured me if0a Ido- hid
GODS syellipg oRithwpssk, ,Nhig' had suffered from
\
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
SECOND TRAIN.
THIRD TRAIN.

.vnpvaa Al lao D. m, stopping at Jefferson,
pay nSs,ls.ton, Xenis, Spring Valley, oo5Ein,
ocT South Lebanon IOs,;I i,Sons soyesnS setweep SS
ssOnsOh and MILFORD .i,Vns SsU 4 Cincinnati % st
en snu i,h tbe Ohio and Mississippi RaTcaa lor
EsS, ss.s .ps qs55I ss g. arriving m n % lar
~ m connecting for Lafayette Terra ban''' UNI
ceS5 etc.
FOURTH TRAIN.
,,sD ACCOMMODATION at 3;O0p. M, stop.
az al stations between Columbus snd Oinoinnen'
ing Al Cincinnati at 92o m; connecting a' Lon
o Springfield 3"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
Ayers Cherry PectOral.

FOR THE RAPID CURE oP u
Coughs, Colds, InGuenLa, UORrseneR
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumptiOn, mud for the Relief
Of COnsumptiye Patients
i'm advanced Stages
OF the Disease. 20 q. <sS
This Is remedy universally known TO snrpass any
other for the cure Of threat and lung complaints that it
4 useless here to publish the evidence Of lis virtues Its
unvacd excellence for coughs and COLDS and its truly
wonderful CURES Of pulmonary disease have matte 1t
known throughout the civilized uatons Of The earth
Few are the communities families nn"nE them
who havo not some personal experience Of ltS elects
some living trophy In their midst OF Its Neo'y over the
snbe aud dangerous disorders Of the throat and nnps
AsAlI know the dreadful fatality Of thesf disorders, anu
thev know too the effects Of this tmedy, VIC need not
,igmdre than to them that It has now a me VII
tues at did have when making the cnres which have
won 40 ziroucly upon the confidence ofmapnind
Prepared by J. G. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Masa
1rARRANT'
aaa 10, sale by a. ROBERTS, ooiumbus. snd by oil
Isaiets IN medicine everywhere. -
April 10, I862-dhweovly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28

The only article ever offered 70 the French people that
wouId 0uu eTHKIauT HARi the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Nhpoleon
which article is now Indispensable to his toilet room
The subscribers feeling confident that sTpllet must
necessarily bake the psce Of All others ever onered TO
the public tke pleasure 10 expressing ther conhdfnos
70 the Rfticie gaining II from practical uEe
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
tEp1Ne CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

Fer further inicrmstOn and Through T1S.sm Hsnot
TO N. L, DOHERTY, TictetAgen' Union DOS''
-"'"~'"'' P. W. sTRADER, san
General Ticket Agent, OinoinhS''
,tlO. W. D0HERTY,
Agent ColurbHs
E.W WOODWARD
supsrintendspt, oineinosh =
,,umtus,, Dec. %. 1859
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
VXIH|EIRiSg
SaT TSSS'5af.f.1la

Aud for the speedy cure Of The following complaints
scrofuIn nnL ScrofuI ous A fee tioMs, ,such
4 nA TunOYh, Ulcers, SOres, Eruptions,
Pfmpleg, FustuIes, BiOichesr n0uS,
BlatiiG, and nil Skin Diseases.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-28
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

asb been before the public bat ssbot time and has al
ready been tested BY over one thousand persona and
they testify that he Napoleon HsiT Toilet 10 the grestesi
beaatder ever offered to the American people.
To prevent this Toilet from being counterfeited OF I'M
itated By unprincped persona We do not offer II for
sale at any DggAts In tho United states Therefore
snyiIady or Gentleman who desires Bof Luxurian Hair
andDurIs and Long eoft Whiskers or Moustache, can
procure the InHgoratoT or Toilet either ono for
dollar, inolosed IN letter, with their address ~
Address o " ePHNH 4 co., 3S
e-4-.g Boz I6a, OoiIinsvlle,
tsa1 cd, tc3 i2-J Hartford Coi, 0onB-
And 1t VIII bo carefully sent bs rsiaTn ms,i ti'
taho3 dfuaviY 7ffe 1f