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Gpefiol Notifies.
DOsT- OFFICE DIRECTORY.

DOsT-OFFICE DIRECTORY.
Arrivals ana DePartnresoftheM Mails.
The Eastern Mail arrives nj P. NJ, and departs ct
2 A. II.
tbs Western msii strives =. 7P. ~ and departs At
sA.M.
The Southern Nail arrives a.sP. H., and departs
ii A. n.
The Northern Mail arrives at r. NJ, and departs
at7AM
atTA. n.
Tho Charleston ana Salem Mall arrives ats r. H.,
and Departs d 7 A. II. 4-4l4-
All mail matter assigned 70 20 cut In the morning
mails should be Ia the onos BY O'Clock the evening
preceding the departure Of shs mails.
.. b. HOWELL. p. H. i
THE Iowa And Missouni boRpsR, !
KsoKpk, Iowa, NANCE 18TH, 1907
four year old Bay Mare fcentrabandl win be solo
on Saturday tbs 18th Instant ~ O'Clock r. N. In
front Of the Provost hsrshals once 81 street. 70 the
highest bidder for cash.
JOHN n HIATT,
mehis-d Proves. Marshal General.
NOTICE.
The presbytsry ss eokuk Will held i've next stated
meeting in Keokuk the ID THURSDAY sthl OF April
lex. at u o'clock. r. II.
@. c. BEAMAN, Stated Clerk.
STATE OF IOWA.
Adjutant 0ensrsl's once, lowA,l
Dsyenpert, February 10, 1858.
SPECIAL ORDERS.
Jasper A. vIai Of Lss county, 10 hereby appointed
| special Aid-ds-Csmp to the Governor, ssd will be
| obeycd and respected accordingly.
John w. ClesberR. Of Lie county, viii act ~ Post
Quart ermaster Keokuk, and viii have the and
charge Of all arns. ammunition aocouirsmsnts, and
other propert, belonging 70 ths State u Ksokuk.
| The officers Of Co. A. Southern Border Brigade,
will report to Lieut. Col Wall, Immediately, for fur
4 Their orders.
| BY order of the Commander .in-ChIeI
N. h. BAKER,
| fsb70-dtf Adj. General Of Iowa.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

This Kcokuk Branch Of The state Bank Of lowAs IT.
tin, VS.. John Iemplin, Roswell Piammsr, ana a
Cham be- lain, DsfsDdapts.
The Dsfesdnnes vtntabs notice that there = sov b.
aie in the ONES Of he Clark VI tho District Coun "a
Lee County Iowa, q tOsy Msdison. the pseitee u
PlaintIn claiming ofyou juAe1enA. aes 10 - T.
Three Thousand and Tvesty-si1At Delalss ~
81 scutsd b. ZEN 10 Ne PtAtntiGs and eso eiea0a
axainst you IN ailAch0snt for rsatons ststsa - @
petition. .
And unlessyeu appssr and answer said petittoa q
ovbefoYs the second day Of the May Term 1865 q
ofsaid day, said Conrt, commencing on the 010 -
day OF May, Judgment will be rendered nGAm0y
aad certain csunty Bpn1s hesoin aAtoched egoesoo
RANKIN 4 McCRAkYs
mchs- DIV Piainti6s Atterns1es}
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III VAN AUSDAL,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
orvIcs-on Third Street bsswsss Main and yeAA
son, adjoining Gfbson Hrovn's Lsv Omes-
ueh6-uim
NOTICE.

10 HuSh Reid. Albert Wells, Geo. Gsrdon, CAas.
vieie, Jseob TnDer, IT,; Niilisn Aubrey, NJ
ram Barney, Price pastsp Co, Ma-oa Whselr
o., Jshn Noe = Co, Joan Csvendsr, Jadd, Walkos
Co. WIN k.ddssk yesss Raddiek, Geo siiss = css
Harriet Reilly, guardian al Mary and kathan1la
Knapp; Mar ksapp anA Nashaaiel Knapes y. q.
Mott., job Dean, United States Of Amsries;
Yon and each ofJou hereby notified that thess u
Bow die In the O1es Of the Clerk Of the Dtsts1U
Court Of Los county, lovs, ~ Ksokuk, petitton ~
Union Dehk of Maryland claiming Of yon. HsgA Ii
ksid, The sum OF for three h.ndrtd and tssns1 /
eight dollars. with ~ per cent inte est pei snuu
from Feb. 2eh, 1881. ~ money dsc On psooissssl]
note. secured BY . mortgage made ~ 700 - Henry
Taylor Said note and mortgage have hsen sinee -
signed 70 said Ua,qn bank Of haYylaad, dated sssee
"a 1850, also claiming Against sscA Of yea the
closure Of said mortgage, the came being up0n y
nortA-vcst quarter 81 section :oartsen tl,) sne T.
north quarter Of section dfisen b) Up OsDSes
range "a west. Lee county Iowa, and further assa
for : sale Of said premises, AID general relief
And unless you appear and answer said pesasee
OF before noon OF The sseend day Of The nest tss9
said Court V coRHepCe At Ksok uk On the mrs. Aeo
day Of September, d, 1865 dcfa uit will b sntsso
against you, and judgment rendered thereon -
mars-4w NOBLE STRONG, Atty for rss1l
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.
DestitutiOn i'm Richmond.
PRIZE cARGoEs FOR N. Y.
FROM SALTLAKE CITY.
Union Sentiment In Alabama.
a FLEET OF REBEL IRON
CLADS.
Later from Europe.
Later from Europe.

Q APTURE OF GUERRTLIAs.
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H Among the provisions made by
Congress in reference to the army, are
the following:
Hereafter bounties are 10 be charged
against discharged soldiers, unless their
discharges are upon surgeons certificates.
Volunteers or drafted men who have
served less than nine months can have
fifty dollars bounty upon re-enlisting.-
Medical and line officers are TO confer
about the cooking for the army. Every
company more than thirty men is to have
two cooks detailed from the privstss. who
are to serve ten days. Each cook is TO
have two African subordinates. Hereaf-
ter pepper is TO constitute part Of the
fatieHs of the soldiers.
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Military Nssies.
HEAp0uAaTKns, ALsxAapnIA, MOI
~ Fsbssasy xlss. lSea.
EPsclAi OnDaa No. ..
u 10 hereby ordered, In accordance with GsnsSal
Order No. yYFom DlgYct Bpsdquxsssrss ~ k&assesy
District, that all Arns snd snmunition b.
rspeued to these HsadQuartsrs Any failure 20 con-
ply with the foregoing Win eanse the arrest Of the
fender, irrespective ofpsrsons.
BY order Of
CAPT. b. p. HACKNEY, Condx Post,
Pxaxr sAwYxA. Act. AdJt lIetai.
\ CoBGH, COLD. OR An iRRITATRD THROAT
Il ailyN ed 10 progress results in seri0us pulmonary
ana Bron ehiai affections, oftentines incaratie.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TAo0HEs
reach directly the anccted paris and give almost In
slant relief. In BsonsaIrs, AsrnnA, ASd Canaan
they beneficial The good Effects rssultins fr ON
the OF the Trochss, and their extssdsd use hAs
saussd them 70 be connts ncited. BE sure 10 guard
against WORTHLESS limitations osTAs only the gssssas
Brscx's BrssekSI TSseAss which have prspsd their en-
csey BY atsss Of many years. fusIIc srsAKEss and
StsoEss should the Trocbes. Military ofcers and
soldiers who the voice and are es, ssed 70
sudden changes SHOULD have them. Sod every here
Il IS cents per box. JsEei-dSn
The Contentious and Experience Of
resr Ysang MAn.
gentleman having been cuIsa~ Of the result, o.
early error and disease. will, from motives benrvo
snse send to those who request IL copy ofshe above
lnteres Inns narrative, published by himself 1his tn
tie book 10 designed warning and caution 10 young
men and those who ~ Ter hou NEnvous DEssLrrr
Loss OF ManoaY, PnrnAT uRx DECAY, Ae., &c. ,ssp-
plying siths time the Of ssiicuss single
copies viii be cent under seal In plain suveiops
without chasge.--to any who rsqaessi By sdAsss
Sing the author,
CHAs. 4. LAMBERT, ESQ,
dece-dsm Grssnpoint. Long Island, Hss York.
In &C he orss Hair Dye...Tho DOstin
the world.
WILLIAM A. BATCnkLoK's celebrated Hair Dye
,roduces color not 10 be distinguished r., atars
wsrrsssed MOTTO injsse the hair ths
the III effects OF bad dyes and invgofs.s the hair
life. GREY, RED or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns
Aspis ndid black brown, leaving the hsissoitsnd
beautiful. Sold b. Ail druggists, &c.
The genuine 10 signsd WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR
N Ia (esr ailss ef sAxh beg.
Factory, No. 81 barclay Street, Ne. York. ILAi1
sss bfesd~ay and 10 Bond Street lJsS-dAvly
Nesice 20 shippers ana Carriers.
BY m order from the Treasury Department. Ship
psrs and Carriers reQuir before
ments Of Goods or Salt, amounting 70 over easo Il
places In the arst and second tier Of counties ID,
southern border OF the stats Of Iowa, ne in u,
Cussem House Once 1t ksokuk, Iowa, an oath pre-
scribed BY the Treasury Department also TO exscstl
bond, with approved suroties, hstths goods theTsil
described shall be tsapsported sold uyed an,
ssy, % asso give aid comfort 70 insurgenss
synpsthizers with those In rebellion sgainstths Gov
sFamsnt Of the United States
Bisnks esn 30 obtained asa instructions given
ne Surveyors Once.
JOHN sTANNUs,
Surveyor Of She Pert.
Costom hoose o0oo, keekuk, Aus ~, 80 aug26 dt
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F The New York Post says: "Mer-
chants are issuing fewer notes than for
merly. One reason is that more goods
are sold for cash, but the stamp duty is
80 enormous on notes that some business
men refuse to give their notes as usual,
and prefer to open credit account in
stead. This is significant sign of the
times, and offers one of the numerous in
stances it will be our province to record
OF the modes in which changes in the
currency Of a nation and notifications OF
its methods Of taxation. develop mani
6cations in the method Of carrying on
the trade and internal commerce OF an in.
telligent, industrial and enterprising
country like the United States.
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Fort Monroe, March l2.
The rebel Gen. Longstreet's headquar-
ters are at Petersburg, Va. he has
troops e miles this side, between there
and the Blackwa 1t is said they do
not intend to make an attack.
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a FLEET OF REBEL IRON
CLADS.
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DestitutiOn i'm Richmond.
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PRIZE cARGoEs FOR N. Y.
FROM SALTLAKE CITY.

Union Sentiment In Alabama.
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stock Market.
New York, March -.
Etoeks-Heavy and dull.
Sterling Exchange--iloi
Goid-ltQ.
u. s. Demand Notes-lGo{
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Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
March IL
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lad ali ota*t eisims against the Government uppa
Tie most fasosssis terms.
No Fess charged until satisfactory returns
esixsd- ina uiries by mali viii receive psemps o..
tsn'ion. WIN. h. LOVE-, Auy 81 Las.
once Next deer 10 Post Once lap ssairsi Keekak.
tAn1t-Aly
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-11-06
STARTLING DEVELOPMENT.
Plot 10 Orerihro,c the State Government
Arrest of The Rng.ieadrs-Ihc last Card
of The Coppcrheads.

CINCINNATI, November 1 1863.
An extraordinary case of treason has recent
ly come to light. duplicating several persons in
this city, Columbus, COyington and Newport,
in conspiring TO release the Rebel prisoners ut
Champ Chase. and overthrow the State Govern
ment The conspiracy was brought to light by
United States detectives, who were supposed
by parties implicated to be spies from M Rebel
army, and were treat with full confidence.
The plot, as disclosed to tho detectives, was,
that on attack was to be made on Camp Chase
release the Rebel prisoners confined there. num-
bering some 800. seize tho arsenal Mt Colum-
bus, take possession of tho Pcnitcntary, release
John Morgan and the other officers confined
there, and then was TO commence Rebel CAM
paign in Ohio.
United States Marshal Sands and Provost
Marshal NJ. j. Rcany arrested the following
persons implicated in the plot. Charles w. III.
Cathcart of Columbus, formerly School Com
formerly School Commissioner Of Onion; j.
ID. Crcnsoss of Columbus, formerly Sutlcr In
In the 18th Regulars, who were to lead the at
tack on Camp Chase; James d. Patton of Cow
ington, n regular agent Of the Rebel Govern
mcnt, who furnished money to detectives un-
der the impression that they were spies. and.
according to agreement, were to meet Cathcart
and the others Mt Camp Chase. and assist IN
maturing the plan Of attack; Ruth Mcdonald
of Coyington who acted rs mail carrier through
the rebel lines, phosc house was the hcadquar-
tiers of the rebels; Samuel p. Thomas, merchant
tailor Of Cincinnati, aud his wife, and Catherine
Parmcntcr of Cincinnati. Information has
been obtained that tho organization exist IN IL
lnois, waiting for the outbreak in Ohio. Other
particulars are known to the authorities, but
have not yet been made public
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RRANpRETH's PILLS.

While Drandrcth's pills arc so potent for good 10
diseased bodies, they are harmless rs bread. Tho
babe at tho breast or the man OF rpcst years, and
delicate fealcs are certain to receive an increase
Of health from the use Of these Pills blessed OF
Heaven
1t has been said by an able physician, that "thls
medicine always benefits aud never injurcs."-
Wherein Is the quality. The Brandrctl'
Pills have no power or action but upon impure hu.
mors In the blood They seize only the impurities
In and around the parts affected by disease all tho
pats involved In diseased actions are operated up
on, and cleansed from NIL foulncss, and reinfased
with "Life" by the wonderful curative powers con-
tainc, md inherent Of the most Justly famed Brsn.
drsfh's Pas.
Millions of people whose lives appeared to DO ut
tho last Obj. worn out by feycr's consuming fires,
by consumption's in,dious advances, by rackins
torrents Of innammatory rheumatism. have been
cured by tho uso OF these pills, The persons arc
living witnesses, and thousands are residents In
every city OF America.
Principal 0fnco, 29i Canal st., New York.
Sold by DR.. DRYDEN SMITH, Biddcford, and
by all respectable dealers. uyrich) 4wi3
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DIR. Chccscmnn's pills was the commence.
ment OF new era In the treatment Of those rrcg-
ularities and obstructions which have consigned
many to premature Craze. No female can enjoy
sood health unless she is regular, and whenever an
obstruction takes place the general health begins
TO decline.
Dr. Cheeseman's pills arc the most eIectu.
al remedy ever known for all complaints peculiar
to Females. To all classe, they are invaluable. in.
duerng, rih certainty. periodical regularity. They
are known to thousands, who have used them AZ
different periods, throughout the country. having
tho sanction OF some OF the most eminent Phv,i.
Clans IN imsriea.
Explicit directions, stating when they should NOT
DO used, with each box-thc Price Ono Dollar per
Box, containing from 20 TO CO Pills.
pills sent By mail, promptly. by rcnittin. to the
Proprietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
nUTCIlINGs & IIlLLYER, Proprictors,
81 Cedar street, New York.
II. II. Hay 4 Co, Portland A. Sawyer, Biddc-
ford, and s. s. Mitchell, Saco, Agents. iyr3s
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THE ELECTION.
UNION TRIU NJ PHS!
Copperheads Overwhelmed!

BosroS, Nov. 4.
The election in Massachusetts, yesterday re-
suited in the election of the Republican State
ticket by 40 900 majority. The Scnatci is nnani-
mously Republican, so is the Council while out
of 228 Representatives the coppcrheads have
elected only 49,!
Twcnty-cight counties in this State give De-
pcw, Union candidate for Secretary OF State,
81. zoo majority. Thirteen counties give 90
45O majority for st. John, Democratic coandi-
date. Union majority in forty counties,
% $50. Eighteen counties to hear from The
Union majority in State will he 10000.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.
The returns thus far received Indicate Rad
ical (cmancipation) triumph IN Missouri by n
very large majority over the combined vote Of
Conservatives and Secesh. This city gave n
Radical majority of 1000. A dispatch just re.
ccived from Leavenworth says that Kansas has
declared for the Government by three to one.
su. CHICAGO, Nov. 3.
The election for County officers in Illinois to.
day passed. off quietly. The vote of the city is
between IA 900 and rs 90. The Republican
majority Is about 1900. The vote in tho county
will probably increase II to 1900. RcturnI
from the interior arc very meagrc, but show
Union gains.
MILWAUKEE, WIS. Nov. 3.
The city of Milwaukee, gives Palmer. (Dcm.)
for Governor, 1000 majorty--Union gain 200.
Scattering returns show large Union gains all
over the State. The Republican majority in
the State will probably reach $4,000.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 4.
The Democrats carry tho State by reduced
majority. The Legislature is about the same rs
last year.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.
Only about 10000 votes are cast in this city.
Of which Goldsborough gets all but 300. Tho
whole regular ticket Is elected.
Frederick gives Goldsborough ! ! 53 majority,
and Annapolis gives Holland and Goldsborough
about $50 majority.
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"A correspondent Of the Dover Enquirer
states that when the Marshal appeared in Jaclo
son, n. H.-wherc the mob burned the hotel
mentioned by us rccently-with filc Of SOL
diers, everybody was anxious to help distri-
butte the notices, and even men came in to get
notices that they were drafted Powder and
ball is wonderful pacifer.
Judge Rice last week ordered that the
Injunction laid upon the Alfred Bank be SO far
modified, that the Bank be authorized to pro.
coed with its legitimate business of banking I'M
Ill otherwise ordered by the Court, or some
member thereof
- Robert Babcock. Of wardsboro', VT,
recently died at the advanced age Of ioi years
6 months. Mr.. Babcock was one Of the forty
picked men who, under the gallant Barton,
captured the British General Sir William Pres
colt, in Rhode Island, on the night Of July 10,
l777.
- Adjutant General IIodslon has com
menccd sendins the manuscripts of his next
annual report to the printer. II will embrace
matter Of important interest, and we hope this
Office viii be favored with copy this year
We have occasion to refer to this annual report
almost every day in the week. or should, il We
lad one.
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STATE OF MAINE
BY THE GOVERNOR.
A PROCLAMATION
For n DAY of Public Thanksgiving & Praise.

~. ,on,i ,.iiy,ou. AMI social festival 90 Thanks
giving has come down To us nom the lllErm iatnets
with its hallOwed memories, together with the neh sso
sIs,ian. az succeeding generations. Wherever New
Enrlanders nave gone, they have chrleu WIN theih
the tondest reeolections Of Thanksgiving nay-esPe-
rIalIy lis deyout services s distribution OF bounty 10
The moor and its family gatherings at the OLD Home
Stcad so that what was once peculiar To New hnsNnd
has gradually extended the land until by The re-
cent Proclamation Of the President II has assumed
national character.
While the passing year has been OF great and
general aetion, II has also been marked by great aad
countless blessings, a remembrance OF which should
lead us rs people, most deyoutly and gratefully In
recognize God as the mercitl Gyer OF all good, and
also To pray that Affections may, through his over.
ruling possr, yet prove our greatest blessings
In accordance therefore, with the good odd custom
Of fathers we'll as In view Of the eminent Fitness
OF the OCCASION with the advice and consent OF the
Executive Council, hereby appoint Thursday, The
10Th day Of November next to be observed by The Peo
vile Of this State a day Of Thanksgiving and Praise
Let that day, resting from the cares and tolls OF
business meet In accustomed places for the deyout
worship and praise % Almighty God.
Let US praise Him TIA. our borders have not been
ravaged by Jssolating armies that the galanry and
heroism OF soldiers have been 90 often crowned
with victory that many Of our oppressed country
have been delivered from the hands Of cruel and
have ut last enlisted side the sympathies
OF mankind; aud that the narrowing limits the eX-
hausted and the waning hopes OF the Rebel
lion give signs OF n speedy peace.
Let Us praise Him that a bountiful harvest has
crowned store orIhe coming year. that labor all
the departments Of industry has met With liberal re
ward aud that In the midst Of gigantic civil war not
only have agriculture, commerce and the mechanic arts
nourshed but the interests VI education, philanthropy
and religion have not been neglected.
And while lining our hearts In ceNout grautude 70
God for Ills Astounding goodness, let us remember me
poor that among us; let US remember our patroue
friends and citizens now absent In the army snd ss
peciaIy let remember In sympathy and every needed
aid, those stricken households that have offered up
fathers sons husbands and brothers, willing sacrifice
ON the altar Of liberty, duty and country.
And in peulness let us not forget our lrally,
our proneness ey, constant need OF Divine All
and OF the mercy Of God in Jesus Christ, that We may
become At recipients OF His continued blessings ana
successful defenders Of our national liberties.
Given at the Council Chamber, at Augusta, this Thrill
eth day Of October, In the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred aud sxty-three, and OF ihe
Indepe ndence Of the Unided States The
ABNER CoBuRS.
Ivy the Governor,
JosEPn ID. Hall, Ccerctary OF State.
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GENzRAa IMEE1aIGENGE.

- The City Library is now opened every
Saturday p. NJ. and evening, from2 till Sand
from 9 ill 0 O'Clock in the evening. Any citi-
zen of this city can take books from the libra
ry by signing the Rules and Regulations. Room
In City Building.
THE Hartford Courant says that Bon
Bradbury Is making strong war speeches in
Connecticut. The recent elections have had
wonderful effect.
The mean temperature Of the weather in
this State for the month Of September last, was
$50, and the number Of inches OF rain which
fell during the same period. was 3.Os.
y DR.. Haley has introduced the use OF nj.
trouse Oxide Gas in extracting teeth. Ii Will
positively produce insensibiity to pain, is per-
fectly harmless and agreeable to inhalc. and
produces no disagrccable effects.
CAnrErs.-Those wanting to furnish or re.
decorate their dwellings, with Carpets, should
read the advertisement in our paper of the New
England Carpet Company.
z See woman In another column picking
Sambuci Grapes, for Specr's Wine. Its an adj
mrable article used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
in preference to old Port Wine. II is worth q
trial, as II gives great satisfaction. 1yr7
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What Is It!

What is it that blackcns grey whiskcrs in
five minutcsl Chrisiadoro's Dye! What
changes rcd hair to rich and sumptuous
brownl Christadoro's Dye! What Dye
contains neither limo, lead, nor nitrate Of sill
vcrl Christadoro's! What Dye gives the
least trouble and Is most quickly applicdl-
Christadoro's! What Dye Is the only one IN
alyzci and pronou nccd safe! Christadoro's
What Dye produces the most permanent effect
ChrisiddorO's!
Manufactured by J. CRISTAD0Ro. No. G Astor
House. New York. Sold every where, and applied
by all Hair Drcsscrs.
Prco 81, 81, ~ and 81 per box, according to size.
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|, CANDID STATEMENT.

A CANDID STATEMENT. You can
n procure ofany Druggist in this city and
vicinity, DR.. Tobias Venetian Liniment. 1t is
q sure and speedy cure for sore throat, head
ache, toothachc, chronic rhcum atism, collie,
groups and pains In the limbs. We advise cyo-
ry one to give 1t trial. The expense is n mere
triac-25 ccnts-and VIC are confident no per-
son will ever be without it. Every family
should have bottle in the house in case OF
sudden accidents. suchas cuts, burns, scalds,
&c. Its pain-rclicving qualities arc miracu-
lous. AS for Group. it has saved hundreds ;
we have the certificates to prove it.
Sold by oil Druggists. Office, No. SO Cort-
landt St., Ncw-York. 3w46