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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-06
EAGLE MILLS.
EVERETT HO US E,
Near the Canal Bridge, Ia Sale Street,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.

Proprietor.
(LArx fHs csxTRAL H0TEL9 s.
q sed &sbling and Yard attached 70 tie premises.
0ttevA JunO Vth, 1o00. He.ly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-06
IN NJ ~
Millinery and Dress Making
EsTABlGgNMEMT
MRS. l.. SIGLER,

MRS. l.. SIGLER,
DElis lea in form the Ladies Of Ottawa and sur
- rounding country that she has just openeu Nil
linery and Dress Making Establishment. in the room
formerly occupied by Nj. Sanford ice es-
establishment
On Colasmbus Street, opposite the Post Of!ce Ef>ct.
Her stock Of MILLINERY GOODS is full and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-06-06

Gsid ii n. Y. June Sd, l47.
, 1863-10-22
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.

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Jones sold Smith Is, ~. 1,odt is. nt Il IS,
Shea q Co. sold POLAND s. ~. Loss b., at e Is.
n Eta s9t9 Kaan Il 4 II & ~ !: IL ..
Levi sold Kahn 8 Co. 3. ~. 95s ns, Il 39.o5
Oh anga9 = sold 1agu TO- us s at &c., and H. Nv
Bachansn soia Yeoman g. nv. liza M. atssa.
Bingham Bold Bridge 50. Nv. 9H ms, at $a,75.
sh o so19 nf n0E,S {e: 81, nF ~ @s g
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Moore sold ,EaEEsett! # e, a.; 1175 q; at $a:.e
, 1863-10-22
New York Stock and Money Market Oct. 21.


GOVERNMENT sToCKG,
F1lm4r.
is. Is, 81 coups.. ..1G9H 1905 ........1G7@1S7A
the bulk OF transactions ut the latter rate.
Nominal 1T 16p8161,
Gold irregular, unsettled and lower: opening ut
z6 declinng to lsK. advancing TO 4sx, and closing
ne Pefas, for liverpool to day earrled ont $s2 21s
, 1863-10-22
A CARD.
To all i f1Icted with Catnrrla, Throat
Diseases, and a Affections Of the Chest.

the Throat and Chest, Rooms IL and Is McCor-
m'ck's Building, corner Of Randolph and Dearborn
streets. gives hts entire attention to this depart
ment ofpractice The extraordinary SUCCESS which
has attended his practice IN this city, has enabled
him TO refer to the best and most responsible par.
ties in Chicago. It ID especially desirable thar all
who have need OF medical aid, either for Catsrrh,
'Atttma, Bronchitis. or Consumption. snould make
eaxly application. Tho patient, At distance, who
canrot come to the city to remain here Tor treat.
ment, can, after an examination, return home and
pureue the tourse OF treatment with eucceEs.
Where it is impossible for the party to come per
eonnly to the city. he ehou1d tlta az many OF bis
symptoms "a possible, and give such description
as will afford correct idea Of the case. 4 list Of
questions will be furnished upon application
~ n 400 II
, 1863-10-22

DR.. r. l. J. Hunter Of New York, PhyslclAns
for Diseases Of the Throat and Lungs. have &c.
moved to their new permanent Offices No. IS
Washington street, between Clark and Dearborn
streets. Dr. Jamea Hunter may be consnlted daily
at the above address, between the hours OF 70
O'Clock 4. m. and p. N, Sundays excepted. oc9u
, 1863-10-22
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dfspatch to the Chicago Trfhuna

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbune1
CINCINNATI, Oct. 2, 1861.
Wu1sKT-1n good demand. aud prices alvancet to
sc, with sales Of 600 brs ut 55955Kc the latter rate
for wagon.
PEov1sIoxs-A quiet and dull market ut the close
under the news from New York, but IoshIng dona
to indicate tho state Of prices Old city mess
pork was offered at $l3o0, and new could hava been
bought at ss Co. soeoo bulk rides sold at sHc and
100 tics butchers lard at .04c.
, 1863-10-22

~ Dr.. B1gelow, confidential Phystclsu. for
mclly Of st. Louie. has for the ast two years been
permanently located In our city, at No. 10 South
much for us to tay TINT he ls one OF the most sue
ceseinl Practitioners Of our cty for curiog the dis
eates he adycrtises 10 treat We know the Dr. to
ndence, tTt qtIng those who nerd his services sue
cestfuliy and conddenttally. Note hts card In an
Other column Of our paper and save your health by
goirg In ttme.-EteatnQ Journal, Oct. Ii.
ncfo2 nER4-1t
, 1863-10-22

bank bills. but OF everything tru1y valuable. We
understand that even the Indispensable articles
known as Family Dye Color" are not an excep-
ton to this rule. Tho limitations like a countet-
feite, are utterly worthless. Remember that Howe
h Stevens Family Dye Colors are the original the
only valuable and useful thing Of the kind.
pct18o-6t
, 1863-10-22

r Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
hrlsing nom Specific canses, In both ta1ee-naw
and reliable treatment, iu reports OF the Howard
Assoe1atlon-sent in sealed letter envoope FREQ o.
ard Association, No South N1rth street Phlla
dalphtk. P1 &u21-Sn
, 1863-10-22

B F. z. Rugby, SO Randolph street, is selling
Paper unrgipgs and Window Shades at New York
prices, at wholesale and retail. The hade supplied
on the most liberal terms, Eee4-4W
, 1863-10-22

promised on tho smaller sum. The deEendaut's
couree, obtained stsy Of proceedings for sixty
DAYS to make a case to be carried to the general
trm Of the Court
GREEN HANDS At TIE BELLows.-It will
be matter Of surprise II tha city collects oue'hl
of tbe fntennate number OF special assessments
II Ar a, being levied for all manner OF improve
ments. The proceedings OF thu ot1csrs Aad their
subordinate. who arc entrusted with the charge
Of them have be+ very faulty. Il is the old story
a hu1l in china shop; the authorities having
dftneneed with what talent there was IN this de-
pertinent to make room for Copperheads. When
the city applies to courts for judgment upon thelr
assessments 1t will be refufod, and there will be
biz bi,ls Of costs for the city to pay, and good
times for the legal fraternity.
scnc of the mort inexcurablo bluuders have
been made in assessments as for instance Ia the
erection of lamp posts, tho City Charter directs
th.t ach lot on the street proposed to be lighted
shall eust,n ite fais proportional share OF the
peus-, :accotdipg TO the number Of lineal feet OF
c,ch 1or On such street." The words Of the Char-
ter are 60 plsiu thata Wayfariug man need not GIT
therein, Still llnea feet On tho strcots have
been taxed by the astute coliectosi Letownsrs
OF corner lots scrutintze their aesessmcnts before
paying them.
OPENING CELEBRATION OF THE NORTH.
vHs1EnN FA1n.-At 4 meeting called by the
Commute on the event, 6 Of tho 21st, to maka ar
rar r. n.pts for tho plocsedugs, which to take
plare Tne+dsy a7t4 int, for the opening Of the
appointed Chairman, and j. J. Richards secSe-
taIy.
Chief Marshs1, With power to appoint Assistant
Marehals ard Aids. sud to make such further At
rapetm men1s IRE necessary TO catTy out the p:o-
gYnmme.
opening Of which, It Is proposed to celebrate and
its sacred object, viz: The relief OF oar sck aud
wounded soldiers OF the Northwest. mud the unI.
veItal interest and desire felt it, success,
ts expected that usl military and civic orlantza.
tious, that can eontistently, viii unite In it. and
the representatives Of all such organiz 4tions
1nd societies that desire to participate will
bn kfnd enough to report to the Chief Aarshal,
and Committee, Phi}Ip Conuelly and J. j. Richa,hs,
At Room No. !. fremont House, on this Toursiay
evening, together with the probable number and
date Of tucn organization.
Societies and ORGANIZATIONS from the country. OF
other cities and towns. who desire to participate
In the celebration. will report by letter or other-
wise, to tho Ohicf Marshal or either OF tue com:
mitttc aa above and poattions will be assigned to
them. JoaEpn q. TucKHN,
Chief Marshal.
, 1863-10-22

fHpectAl Dispatch to the Chicago TribuaoI
p4rEon, Oct. q. 1s1.
UP-Dsks Canada, Milwaukee. Constitutions Sh1s.
spauldinR. Sscarazus.
Dowx-r1ops. Wlns1ow, Idhho, Aetne' Baff eFeaA
City; Echr. Ployef. ,,r, IN
The Bayk Adams with I cargo Of wheat was sank ~
Lake Erie BY = collision with tho Dark Conaa@ueo"
The Dask Sheppard Is psoosaly toshilos
, 1863-10-22
0gHeuo NIurkets-OcS. FL.

FIoUK-Unchnngel.
GRAIY-Whaat N moderate demand. No. AfflwAr.
kee club at u Is; No Chicago spring on D. sales
and quiet. .,,,,.
wheat Il II nc. aud barley at94c toN.Y.
, 1863-10-22

intons not 60 capaclous 1t should have been for
the opening corce1t OF the eeason. What there
was of the audience, however, was capital and ap-
preciative, except the gossipers, who. We hope In
2sC4 will be caught By the dr.ft and sent OF to dght
horrible rebels. The rebels. will run they
once commence boring then-
But "to our mutton" Mrs. Mozart sang dell
caouely and was In capital voice. Her improve
ment since her last appearance here Is very mark
ed Her voice has gained both In depth and
breadth. and che lends to its utterances great
powers Of sympathetic expression. Her voice, al
ways mezzo soprano. has acquired decided CON
t.a1to ability. and displays throughout careful
study and training. Her rendering Of the Nio Fer
nando wes very artistic and careful, but her suc.
ceeses In ballad singing, which gained for her
several hearty encores. 1.-THE beating Of my OWL
Hea1t" delicate little song, Was one OF the best
ballad performances we have ever heard In our
concert rooms.
M. Thomas is prolesscdIy baritone singer, al
though his voice runs over the limits Of ordinary
Ia1itores, 60 extended ia his compass. It is re.
ma1kably strong and clear, and he uses 1t with
great ease and e1actnees. His cavatina from
''Sabuccoa was well rendered, also his senti-
mental ballads; but budo singing is :evi-
IDENTIFY his 1nrte and in this style Of mnalc he has
few equals. "Simon" and " Old Margety" found
originals in him, and were dramatlzed and sung
admirably.
Mr.. Lumba1d was hoaree, but this only servedto
help him bring ont rome profound tones. although
1t troughened bis upper ones. Mr.. Phillips was In
good voice and sang well. Nj. Bird played the
accomplishments very neatly, aud Is entitled to
credit for doing his thankless task SO well.
The second concert Will De given this evening
w.. ~ r. t-N.." - W. 80.
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9ne cA1oh EA1A improvement
Those OF our citizens who are interested in the
improvement OF Union Park, are requested to
meet at the Washington SEATING p&fk House, cor
Ier OF Randolph and Sheldon streets this evening.
The citizens Of tho West Side have been 1lberally
taxed for the purehaee Of this property, and now
T. comparatively email amount judiciously expend.
c-ea,t ~ fhJc.c and an att,sctfre reao1t tor opr
c,t,xrr. and tba;r f,mf1,ez. II IA boned and ex.
ncctea th.t there wiz he fu1l attendance. Plans
ena est,matcs for the fmnrovemept and decoration
~ Tho pa,r .r,u he exhfhited to the meeting for
ron,ideratton- Be prompt at o'clock,
----,n
fos1PoNEAEST OF 3AA oAeA4 A4ens
tLAr TnoT41So. .MA7cH.-We are glad 10 De aole
to announce to our readers the postponement 10
next week Of the great four days tsottng uatshea
between the wo,ld.senowned horses Fstehen and
Clay. This will work greatly to ever. body s ad-
vantage, the people generally being thus enabled
TO visit the equeet1ian exhibition at Washington
psrk this week End the rreat ttotfInr matches
, 1863-10-22
COMMERCl.AL.

<~S~"s~r-AHSA1-AA-3N
WEDsxsDA1 EvxHua. Oct. Fl. 1868.
The following table shows the receipts and ship
nenta during the past twenty -four hours:
AEcE1PTs FOE LAST TwEsTx:TouR HoU1s.
Flour. Wheat. Corn. Oats R5e. 8rlg
I 81 i i 3 3 *; Il =
u q y 8 s |3$ mo ::: :s j.: IS
ro.A-...>..... 1885 s9aa 1853 elSaa as5s 1los
g: g: II; II: Il: ves e. rs Is: a's:: S: e:
g cs15l aK:. isa ss 6 -. l iss5 -: -:
8 3 h 4 i: :: ! i!
Gu Ar lane..'. - -. -. -. =" -. -.
1et.l;::::::. $3.50 "a l3s5e i2:s s2sss ,:aa s.;
sleer Wssa1. ssens' CON osta Hzs. Bal.
+ Ssssssss;s: s 'ssee =; a.: $50 is5 -: -:
To Otter Ports. -... .,.. $50 "a.
rota, ........ 100 ssoco So $50 12so ans
Tho general nGskets fer produce to-day. owing 10
the aecar In gold were dull and droop1og AID taese
Vas very little eispot!tion 70 operate.
The Flour na'ket ruled dull and prices were nom.
naly 1o@1sc brl 1oner-wih tztnlng sAles OF white
Winter extras st II eo@775 ard spsi1g extras st s. 10
@eE0-the latter fsr = choice brand Of Winter Ana
EpIinE Wheat mixed. .... ....-.
TIE Wheat market suffered further decana OF 1H
&c = bushel-w!th ekes Of about 10000 buaheis at
t1oal &c for No Spring os fot no 2epttnk:
and at@7c for Eeyected 6pi, gthe market clonoE ~
81 n5 for no a1d a. % tor 10 Spring.
The Corn market aso declined about lc brshei-
WITH hswever very t.tajrg s.1el 1t 7s97sc for no
, 1863-10-22
The REPUBLICAN UNION con-
TEN11ONs
Delegates Elected Inst Evening.

According to previous arrangement, the Repub
1fecn Union electors of Cook county held thefl
primary meetings yesterday, for the purpose oi
choosing delegates to attend the County Union
Convention, to be held in the Circuit Court room.
in the city Of Chicago, on the ed day OF October
ito 6ay) At o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose Of nom
mating candidates for Judge Of the Superior
Court, Cle1k Of the Superior Court, Treasurer 0
the Comfy, County School Commissioner, AMI
County Surveyor, to be supported by the Repuh
lcan Union electors at the ensuing election, to b
held On the Sd Gay Of November next. We PIE
scnt below 4 1iet Of delegates chosen from ths
different wards iu the city.
Frns1 WARp.-Wm. F. Tucker, John ". Wang
hop, John L5le King, John Summcrdeld. Georg'
G; Batee, lsaac Edanm, Charles D. Peacock
John Boo1mal,, I. Wolfner, Jas. T. Brooks-l5.
VIM. Il. Carter. F. Hartman. A. D: Tittswosth
14 k:gps'' I'm "ind0e'' c. Rf*'t'sf' Geo sshn'a
THIRD wAnp-A. Ftlsb1e, G. g. Wicker. J. E
Pei5; 51s noEsn Pe5:eH F BMs E B. Heart
oles, y lillian Hopkins. S. 4. Irwin, Francis Mum
toe; yes9 nsWSxa5d. WsSs.;c :; 2; s1al15 @:nnc VIM
Haase. Richa,d Clark. Frederick Kollman, Edwart
Sa1au ore. Chas. Loedtng-6
~; N1S5H WAEn.5G.P Randall, &c; y; Bailey
Brown, J. ". Dean, Perkins Bass-s
:. Fowler, 4: .wcmp.e;B B. F. sitts, 3. Meyer. L !
Gage, l.. F. FtagE, u. Lochbeiler, A. G. 1.u1, D
Bloom, A. Salisbury, F. Fahsing,
ElI!ES1n WARn5Aosess Cray, Robert TAs
B. Joh1 snn, Christ Schultz, ]. q. Mingers-
TWELFTH WARD.-Nathan IF. Huntley, job.
Kohl, John AIoundson, VIM. Knees, John Bschle1
T1,,c-Trz.r1 w,po-ro,.a A13us, = nao-i,
ger, Conrad Folz. @. Fisher.
ForHrExx7u WAHD-John FaubmAuu, Johr
Hetticgtr, Ferdinand Pnuker. John G Remmrins
Philip Steinmuller, Charles Khoeelsdorl.
FIFTEENTH WARD.-Elliot Anthony, Io.. C
Grant, Andrew ]. Wright, Wm. S. Golseu, Jno
He1tipg. Peter Peterson, Join Gund. Jno. Au'
dLre, Ur. G. PAoli.
snEEHru W4Rn:5A1B 3 Reynolds F: \. Fat ;1
man, Joseph Hnhn, G. F. Lndemann, Robert Ms!
colin, L. S. Hawley, Andrew Harvey. Adam Bal
e1le, n. A. Kaufman, Philip Apple. John Wood
bridge, Jr, II. T. Beether.. IL.
EIGHTH WAuD.-Wi]lard N. Smith, John 4
Molljer, Frederick Sorge-3.
Sixth WARD Willlam Hcaraon, Alfred Parloe
4. n. Whitney, ". Z. Derknau.
FIFTH WARp.-P. F. Rodnot, Michael Sehmitz
Oeeiau Gnthrie-4.
, 1863-10-22

GAS F111unEs.-The cheapest place to buy new
styles, ID at Wtlma1th 8, 1aa Lake street.
nr1a.ai*S
, 1863-10-22

To PAnESTs.-We woald call especial at
tention to the card Of Indy teacher" In our col
umu OF "wants upon this page. From a per-
soual acquaintance with the lady we can uuhssita.
tipgjy recommend her to Huch Of our renders as
desire to place their children urder competent
and faithful instructor. In ill branches OF Eng
llsh education, and especially In pcumansh!p, her
services will prove OF great value, and those who
desire to obtain for their children teacher rho
has had succersful experience In our Western
schools, should apply at once according to Tho
terms OF the card.
, 1863-10-22

SALES OF REAL EsrATE,-Several impor-
TINT sales ofreal estate have been effected within
day or two IN the Office OF Thomas B. Bryan &
Co., In Bryan Hall. Among them, we learn, wss
an interest in Bryan Hall itself, at esttuate Of
forty Thousand dollars uncludins IN entrance
through lthe front building on Clark stscet. Al
ao lot on the east side OF State street, between
Lake and Randolph Streets at about $as7 per foot;
AID the northeast corner OF Clark and Monroe, at
abont $3.50 per loot front On Clark street. This
firm have alec sold several pieces Of etglbly ait-
uatcd residence property, at liberal prices.
, 1863-10-22

W Have you seen young Black and Tan Dog.
small bald epot on l1tadf Escaped from 1&3 M4dt-
1on.et $500 reward will be given for its returu.
, 1863-10-22

CHILD BURNED 10 DEATH.-Na.y Ann
Gallagher an Irish girl about ten ycars old, living
on Green, between jackson and Van Buren, streets,
waslett by her mother, yesterday, while abe went
out washing. Her clothes took fire, and she ran
into the street and was 80 badly burned that she
WAS ttoue bt to be diving at dark last evening
, 1863-10-22

J. DEATH OF JOB Observation-Disclosures has
reached Chicago. cf the death Of Mr.. Taber, form
er1y one Of the propraetors Of the Richmond House
in this city, later ofthe Didde House, Detroit, and
still later, Of the st. James Hotel, New York,
where he died on Sunday last, after brief ill-
, 1863-10-22
= 4. R1p heaU .x., ~

.LUNIHER-Densnd sud vary active. aud owing t. =
u supply pfcas Eule firm wlEh "A Inward tendan-
ludtr Eton Cos Mill. Me6oninee. 10000 feet uixed
ot1o4iug ara tha clnsIur quotations for IHnher
, 1863-10-22

promised on tho smaller sum. The detendaut's
course, obtained stsy Of proceedings for sixty
DAYS to make case to be carried to the general
k.1y - thA Emit.
, 1863-10-22

ARrdoR.-A 1umor, which we have failed
to trace to any positively reiable source Is preva
lent here that A. j. Sink late Of this city WAS shot
dead, a few days ago, at Columbus, Ky., by, IL Is
ea1d, E. J. Gooding, who used to bo Sinks stage
manager at Canterbury Hall, In this city.
, 1863-10-22

WEDsxsDA1 Ev1H1NH. Oct. II. 1888.
Tie following table shows the receipts and ship
enta d1ttng the pAat tHentI.fout houfs.
, 1863-10-22

POARDIN G.-Deeirable fdrn-
4hbed rooms to tt. zlth boA.d. a. !: Rash street.
ROARDlNG.-Three gentlemen
- can be accommodated With board and pleasant
Ecoms. ana lew day boaIdrrs can s1so ba accouuo-
dAsed Aso An On n!st ed third story. t:o1,
rs Michigan street. oc.2 o6J1-lt
ROARD1NG.-AfeW few rcons at 49
- Van Buren, street. suitable for gentle mar. With
be ard. oszs o6s0 G.
, 1863-10-22

os 0*4aes6V1
u In the succetsfu1 prosecution Of the same bus-
nefs. has recently opened very choice aud select
ttock Of millinery goods at 1ai State street, in
Raymond'e Block, near. corner OF Madison and
Stste. Wonan's sphere is limited at best, and il
there Is any one branch Of business more than
arotheR for which she Ia emiuently lifted, 1t Is
that Of catering to the wants Of her sex In the
dner articles Of their wearing appa1el-of which
millinery stands at the head. Mrs. Smith undes-
rtands her business; and will always have the very
latest styles, and the best Of everything in the
millinery line. Give her call.
, 1863-10-22

rTRAYED OR STOLEN.-Frou
- fhs pa,tuso Of c. BR4K5, R4a near H.iSaso.
! Buek1kfn HUHSK, about ton years. old. aAa Ast
s,I.ps On hls back. An. on& fetuynina aAtd A@sot
ia kpIn CO., 1t tne1r Packing Houss teAr N!aS.
roIt OF once No - 8. WehA 4tr:ot vii hs ,lnfs4 =
ieWsIdod. CkAG1N CO, ee++0s"%h
, 1863-10-22

By Jsanple s-1ot bngs choice ut Si5o delivered; t3
Ra91 z ~ - snFsts- sou ~ as II u on u4cx =,
.; II kKM1m CRON-searco AMI Ia GOOD demand at
sHEANs-S bass GOOD At $40; u nsls common At
firm 1t last qnota ions We quste; '~'0
, 1863-10-22

LADIES' FAIR MEETING aTo-DAY.-The ladies
Of the Executive Committee, NOW In the cl1y, arc
requested to meet at Bryan Hail. at 10 o'clock this
morning, as 1t Is desirable to have all the North
western States represented on the Committee Of
Control, the ladies' who hare come to aastst will
please be cure to attend.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-13
FAMILY DYE CoLoRs for DYE.

- ing SILK, wooden ana Cotton Goods, Shawls,
soARFs, DRESSES, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves, Childrens
Clothing, and all kinds of Wearing apparel,
WITH PERFECT FAST CoLoRS.
LIST ef CoLoRs,-Blaek, Dark Brown, Snuff
Brown, Light Brown, Dark Blue, Light Blue,
Dark Green, 1ight Green, Pink, Purple Slate,
Crimson, Scarlet Dark Drab, Light Drab, Yellow,
Iaght yellow, Orange, Magenta, Solferino, French
Blue, Royal Purple, Violet.
These Dye Colors are expressly for family use,
having been perfected at great expense after many
years OF study and experiment, The goods are
ready to wear in from one so three hours time.
The process is simple and any one can learn TO use
the dyes with perfect success.
GREAT ECONOMY
- SAVING OF EIGHTY PER CENT. IA
In every family there will be found more or
less OF wearing apparel which could be dyed, and
made TO look as well as new. Many articles that
become little worn, soiled or out of style, are
thrown aside BY using these Dyes they can be
changed TO any color in very short time, at
small expense. You can have number of shades
from the same dye, from the hghtest shade to the
null color, by following the directions the inside
Of package.
At every store where these Dyes are sold, can be
seen samples of each color, on Silk and Wool
All who have used the Family Dive Colors pro.
nounce them TO be most useful, economical and
perfect article.
Numerous testimonials could be given from ladies
who have used these Dyes; but in this ease it is
not required, its real value and usefulness are
found upon one trial.
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS, Prin
cipsl Chemists, 25S Broadway, Boston.
Forsale by Druggists and Dealers in every City
an town. 9:w9m