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~ The "Perfeciionists" is the lite ss.
somed y anew sect Of religious enthusiasts
near Glasgow. They profess 10 BE- incsps
ore o. committing sin Of any kind, being
pure and perfect in thought. word and deed
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1.-THE solemn services of Corpus
Christi day were imposingly perform
I'd BY our Catholic fellow. citizens on
Last Thursday. Every thing was con.
Quoted with the strictest decorum.
and the affairs erected reflected much
credit upon the designers.
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I NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION M
Five Cents Reward,

* n rAWAf from the subscriber. Hv;oc
10 Hall townsip. Dubois couo,v r.d
pound hoy. named William KIM sg.d
I've ~ yesrs- Al persons are hereby VAN.
y y ~ % trust o. hsrbor him on nv account,
I've GEMS reward, but no thanks. viii be
gwen for his return 10 me. n
~. III, ,oo- SAMUEL MAIN.
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

a j The May Term. 1865, 81 ,he Court a,
= Common Pleas OF Dubois county. ,he
estate 81 Conrad Nader. wss declared prob.
soiy insoiveni. Those interested nrs mai.
NED. tha' y will be settled acrordinpIy
SEBASTIAN FRIBERGER. adm'r-
Adams g. Bueunsr. atty pifr.
June 17th, ls65-3w.
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1.-THE County Auditor Of this
county reports to the State Auditor
that, under the law passed by the last
Legislature, for the benefit Of soldiers
families, the number Of beneficiaries
10 Dubois county is 1892; with GAG
dependent families
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HoRsE SroLE.--We are info rmed
6ya Mr.. Collins, who lives on the
ferdinand and Huntingburg road, il
fatoka township, that his stable was
entered last night, and a bay colt with
white teet, and white strip on nose.
three years old, stolen therefrom.
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07-Ne understand thst orders Asys been
issued BY HE military authorities ia Wash
in2'on' 20 muster our oil veterans Thl- Or
DER results from The surrender Of The rebel
armies 10 Ttxes, and the complets ever.
throw OF armed rebellion.
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/. Notes 81 ell the denominations namcl .. A.,
&c promptly furnished upon receipt Of sub.
lscri ptons.
me Notes Of this Third Series are pre.
e'se'y similar 10 form and privileges 10 ths
srven-Th'riies alresdy sold. sxeep, tha, the
Government RESERVES 10 itself The vp,,on j,
paying interest IN gold coin u Der er.r
Instead o. 3-l0lhs Ia currency. Snb,cr,b.
e'' vii deduct the in,arest IL currency 10
70 July 18Th. a, he time when they .ub.
scribe
Inc delivery Of the notes Of This thi,s 80
res ~ 70 S-sen.ihirties viii commence on
ne 81 q J4ne, ord will be node prumpttv
a"u continuously ai'cr that date.
me slighi change msdr 10 The cond,,ops
Of this THIRD sEkIES affect. onv H.
fa'ier p Interest. Tie psymen: il, goId. r
made. will be equivalent 10 The currency Ill
'eresi Of The higher rate.
re return % specie payments. il no
event OF which only viii The option % oav
'n'cies, - Gold be nysiled 81. would sure
'"ce and e2uslze prees Tia, purchase.
rade Win ia per cent. n go,d w.,d r..
wy 'Spsi - ihp-s made w,rh seven ana
IRE ''"lh- pr cent. u corrscy Tnisi.
The Only Loan il Market
Aow offered py ne Government, aud II.
opef'or advantages make Il he
treat Popular Loan o. the PEOPLE
Les Than s23OOOO.tUO Of he I,ansu
'onxru oy Cvngres are now on The marker
ms amount, at the rate al which il l. b.,,,
b-orbed, will sII be subscribed for xuhin
KY days whenihe notes viii und,uh,.a,.
ana premium, - has uniformly been
r case 90 closing The subscriptions l.,
her Lpans
In order that ciiigens OF e,cry ,auo.,a
ehon q The country may . afforded i,cil.
~ ior taking toe Loan, Tie National
'Dss' STATE Banks. and Private Bankers
roughout the country have generally
reed TO receive subscriptions Al par. SUB.
noers WI select their cwn sQen,s. ia
20" they hsve confidence. and who only
e be responsible for the delivery Of ia
ties tor which they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGEsr, Philadelphis.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED BY the
Tst National Bank 81 Evansville.
snsvilie National Bank or Evansville.
'rchants National Bank OF Evansville.
st n aiionsl Bank o. New Aibsnv.
Albany National Bank OF New Albsnv
schsnis' Nationsl Bank o. New Albany.
81 National Bank Of Seymour.
all other National Banks end other -.
ctabie Bankers.
lay 9Th, lS65-9w.
,MINISIRATUR'S SALE OF LANn
Office 10 hereby given, thst bv vir,us
OF an order Of the Dubois Common Pleas
r. the under signed administrator Of The
se Of LewislB. A. Harriet Shively decess.
will otter for sale At suction. on The
nises on
NDAY the 26Ih day Of June. 1866.
quail undivided two thirds (3) Of The fol.
ing described real estate to.wit: The
hsIf ()of out lot number one ~. in
town q Huniiogburg, Dubois county,
ans.
ERMS-0ne hal. or the purchase mo.
caeh In hand, the other half 10 twelve
tins with interest, the purchaser giving
with good freehold security. sale 10
n at 2 o'clock PM.
WIN. BRErz. adm.
dams a. Buettner, atty plff.
~ 9th iQcE-Ir,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NoricE Il hereby given that the under
- signed has been appointed adminisra
TOR Of The estate OF PHILIP Herberle. late Of
Duboi- county, deceased. Said estate Il
supposed 10 BE- solvent.
AUGUST LITSCHGI, sdm'r.
June 17,h, ls65-3w.
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OJohn Mitchell, The Irish exile, late o
'ne hchmond Examiner. has become one o
the editors Of the New York News
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UDoctor Wilson has located il
Jasper for the practice Of his prcfes.
sion, and may be found at the Office
Of Capt. Beckett. We wish the DR..
al the success consistent with the GOOD
health Of orr fellow-citizens.
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These Bonds are now worth . h.oas.
prem uo, and are exempt. az sre al ,hs
"oS'r"'"'n' Bonds. from State. C yunly. .ad
Mun'cipni faSstion. which adds from on, =,
'"'re p'f CEN. per snnum 10 'hsir value.
acc"rcIng 70 ne rite levied upoD o,bs,
properly. The inieres, is payable sem-...
nua''y by e"npons attached TO sacl, u.t.
"''eh nay pc en- OF and said 70 any p.n4
o. banker
me illIerestat ..30 per cent. amounts
y One cent per day on $50 note
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H." "A Sowing well" 81 OIL has been
struck on ,n@ farm OF Mslachi on. tour
miles wes. Of Granisburu. Craw ford county
70 We sere tod q, Leavenworlh, at-w DAYS
'so. The 9naiti,y Of oil blowing" IS not
stated -curyd don Democrat
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NOTICE is hereby given that The under.
~ signed hss been appoiated administrators
with the will annexed OF H. n. FsIdwicn.
late Of Dubois county. deceased. SAID
estate 10 solvent
CHRIsTENIA FELDwTCH, sdm,rs
June 18th, 1e66.-3w
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80 l. q A N.

= These notes are issued under date Of Univ
10. 1865, and are payable three wears from
'i'a' date 10 currenc,, or are convertible :,
The option OF The holder into
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@Ths psstsisst girl 10 Bssdsiown. Kv.,
d'sd Lee, week from Ugh, lscine
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TnE ForRrH.--We pablish below a
call signed by several citizens. for a
meeting on next Monday night, to
take the necessary preliminary steps
Tor celebrating " the old fashioned
style, the approaching anniversary OF
our national independence. We are
glad to see that our citizens are max
ing move 10 the premises, and be-
speak for the meeting q large attend
dance.
Foqrth Of July, 1865.
The undersigned, citizens of Du-
bois county, would respectfully re-
guest that there be q meeting Of the
public generally, at the Court House,
On Monday evening, June 10Th, to
take into consideration the expedien-
cy OF celebrating the 4th of July inI .
the "oId Colony STYLE" Il
A. j. Beckett, W. Hays. August .
Litschgi, Jos. Friedman, W. c. Ad- :
ans, Q. Kraus, Van McCrillus, VIM. !
Gray, G. Doane. John Weikel, Isidore !,
Shoemaker, j. Troxler, A. Mehringer. !
stephen Jerger, W. A. Traylor, John
Mann, Theo. Sondermann and others. = 7
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co TREAsURER's ANIMAL REPO RI

H'HE undersigned Treasurer 81 the Count,
y h'd Stste aforesaid, would report 10 N,
Honorable Board Of County Commissioners
Tue following as the receipts and esprndl
lures 81 said county from The ist csy NJ
June. 1864 70 the 3Ist day Of May, 1866
rom days inclusive
RECEIPTS.
There was in Tie Treasury
on The lst day OF June 1864. e95st 81
There has been received ~ the
Treasury durirg the year the toll
lowing sums upon the following
accounts tO.wIf,
r'r redemption o. lnnds Sil6 So
For Special Scnool Tx 1864 8 100 81
,ror township tx 1854 1877 76
!, urnnguni 'ax 1868 $40 I'll
I Y oe'inqueni 70. revenue 1856: 317 97I
80 ror % rosd tax 1868 A. So
~ ~ township tex 1868 ls l0l
!, 90 spec'si school Tax 1868 IS S3l
3" 90 poor %; lomis5S 81 IS
oona- ior volunteers 5000 DOL
)ocke, tees &. r. Court N M
Road TAX 1864 92s3 80
KY, asti"" l3- 45
nOehe' ices circuit cosrt q 90
ra''s license 3 U0I
ons" license 30 DOL
ror County revenue OF 1854 rOsls All
'or Grocery license 200 Ool
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WILL attend promptly 10 any busines,
80 intrusted 70 him In any OF The court
z ~, uuoois county. Office in tho Couries
building. on Wsst street. s'
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NTPay Ne what vouowe rs.
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co. AUDITORS ANNUAL REPORT

'ShE County Auditor submitt 10 ths
Board. the following repor, Of receips
and expences on sccoun, or Dubo;. .o,,.,.
ron we Isl dsv Of June. 1864. 10 the 3lst
osy o. NAY. 1865. both days inclusive.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheap pest Newspaper and Hest Lstors-
~ Tsmiiy Journal In the Country.
The WnsxLx HRALp for the present week, nov ready,
contains
Reports Of tho proceedings Of tho State csovsnsoss
OF Alabama and South Carolina; Full details Of tho Coz
cord Bank Robbery Continuation OF the Testimony -
the wrx Trial. Report q the proceediuegof the lndss
Council at Fort smith, Ala Important Intelligence IRON
the National Capital; Interesting News from al psss q
TIRE United States; Full Report Of Opening Deg In the
Metropolis, with description Of the Is@ ~
Winter Fashions for the LADIES' Interesting
Obituaries Of the Hon. william }. Duane, csS-
tain Charles Il. Marshall and. General Lamor-
cere; Late and important News from Europe end al
parts AZ the World Editorials on prominent topscs q
the day; The Current Nsws Of the day Possry-Trea-
sures' and 'The Nuns Burial TWO excellent StoSss-
WANTED, Companion" and "why Never Married."
Musical and Theatrical review for the week. Interesting
Literary Artistic and Scientific reading Religious Intel
lgence; Tho latest Sporting News Reasonable reading
for Farmers and Gardeners varetes Facstie; valuA-
bic reviews Of the Money Commercial Dry Goods Boos
and Shoe Horse, Cattle and Family Markets. and re-
ports Of all important events Of tho week,
TxRxs-Single subscription, 81; Three copies. -;
Five copies IS; Ten COPIES Slh Single copies, Five
cents each A limited number Of advertisements In
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD
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Police Intelligence.
ARREST OF ALLEGED GAMBLERS-TwO HOUSES
VISITED.


John Kane residing at AZ East Broadway, recently ap
peared before Justice Bowling and preferred complaint
against Ira Janeway, James Kelly and Franklin Fay,
whom he charges with keeping ana mounting gambling
house at 1ls Reade street. which he characterizcs
nuisance TO the neighborhood place where they play
faro, and win large amounts Of money from the fire.
queners Of the house. and that the persons aforesaid
have and taken from him by means Of gambling
four hundred dollars The persons complained Of
yesterday arrested by Captain Greer and officer TIL
tate who held them in three hundred dollars each TO
answer before the Court OF Special Sessions Mr. Kane
also enters second complaint against Janeway, Kelly
Fay and John Merrheld, charging that they keep q
gambling house at No 80 Prince street. where money s
lost aud won at faro that he been victmized
the Of i've hundred dollars On this complaint
Justice Bowling issued his warrant, which served
upon the accused parties by Captain williamson Of the
Fourteenth precinct The defendants responded and the
magistrate placed them under three hundred dollars
bonds each to answer
ENTERING APARTMENTS WITH FALSE KEYs--cAUGHr
IN THE ACT.
Two young men, giving their names as Michael Man.
ming and John Wood arragned before Justice Led
with yesterday morning, charged with having entered
the premises of Ferdinand Zeiger, 375 Broadway by
of false keys with intent to steal clothing valued
at three hundred dollars While searching the rooms
plumber the depredaors discovered by Charlotte
Zimmerman also living in the same house, who called
officer Linden, Of the Twentyninth precinct and had
them arrested The prisoners were taken TO court and
while awaiting examination before the magistrate Woods
took French leave of the officer, fed from the court
room and in moment In the street officer Palmer
attached to the court pursued the fugitive anu pressed
him closely that he compelled 20 take refuge n
millinery in the Sixth avenue where he secured
and taken back TO court The Judge committed them io
trial In default OF two thousand dollars bail each.
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The Convention OF Evangelical Chris
tlans.
CLEVELAND, Sept. ~, 1865.

CIEvEIASb, Sept. -, 1895.
The Convention Of Evangelical Christians reassembled
this morning.
The Business Committee reported plan Of organiza-
ton, giving IS the title Of the organization "The Amer
can Christian Commission" with an executive COM
mttce Of sixty which committee shall be charged with
the work of awakening the attention Of the Christian
public TO the urgent need Of extending the Gospel to the
multudes peoples that has not yet reached by direct
Christian labor.
Chief Justice Chase made mn eloquent speech on the
question Of organization paying high compliment TO
the labors Of the United States Christian Commission In
the army and navy.
The following then chosen temporary officers Of
tho new organization :Pres,dont Chief Justice Chase,
Of Washington; Vice President Rev Or Durbln, Of New
York Secretary, Rev. W. y. Boardman, OF Philadcl
pbia.
General Howard, Rev Dr. Kirk. jay Cooke and schuy
Ter coax among those composing the executive com
mittee
Two large meetings hold In the evening, which
were addressed by Rev. DR. Durbin, Rev. Dr. Munson
aud Others after which the Convention adjourned sin
die
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General Towards Efforts at Establishing
Courts for the Trial Of Freedmen.
important Order from the Virginia
Commissioner.
Interesting Interview Of General Howard
with the Officials Of Ports
mouth and Norfolk.
Operations Of tho Bureau In Arkan-
sas and Missouri.
60. &c. 60.
Our Richmond Correspondence.

Our Richmond C0rresp0ndence.
RICHMOND, Va, Sept a. 1885.
An IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM THE ,RuDxls's BUREAU.
Tho following wise and significant circular will be Issued
by Colonel O. Brown, Commissioner OF the Treedmens
Bureau FOR the State Of Virginia Friday morning
may possibly be regarded as one Of the immediate no
suits of the VISIT Of the Chief Commissioner Of the Freed
men for the United States, General Howard: =
BUREAU OF REyuGEEs FREEDNEN AND
ABANDONED LANDS, HEADQUARTERS ASSISTANT
COMMISSIONER. STATE OF VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va, Sept. 81, 1885.
Zach Assistant Superintendent OF this Bureau Will In
vito the citizens and freedmen within his subdisrct to
select leach class for itself from among the citizens
suitable prson to act agent Of the Bureau The Asss
tant Superintendent with the two agents thus selected
will adjudcate upon all difficulties that may arise between
the whites and the freedmen, or among the freedmen
themselves, including crimes committed by the freed
men IN which the penalty does not exceed imprson.
hard labor for period Of three months fine
hundred dollars All other cases will be referred
by them to competent military authority.
These agents will aid and assist the freedmen in making
contracts for their services during the coming season.
and will that all able to work properly and pro-
ftably employed BROWN, Colonel,
Assistant Commissioner.
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Our city subscribers viii confer . favor ~ repoFVsS
any Of our city carriers who ovsrchsrse for the HE.As
Country subscribers 70 the NEW YoEx HrsAL0 are re-
quested 70 remit their subscriptions whenever prsSs
cable. BY Pos once Ordsn u y the safest mode q
transmitting money by mail
Advertisements should ssnt the once befose nine
O'Clock 10 the evening
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Operations OF tho Frcedmen's Bureau In
Missouri and Arkansas.

report received to-day At the Freedmen's Bureau
from Commissioners Sprague Of the Department Of Mis-
souri, and Arkansas that the cost Of government
ratons issued 10 white refugees in the above States
during the month OF August amounted to $I0,4l0 and
for tho freedmen during the month sl2, 500 The
aggregate Of these sums fifteen hundred dollars less
than the expense from the source in the preceding
month. The Commissioner adds that in localities where
the Bureau have ceased to ratons the
people, though hard in their efforts to provide for
general consumption, for the most part succeeding
In Western Arkansas particularly the inhabitants are
represented being very destitute owing TO the
of in that district and the neglect to put in crops
sufficiently early in the Originally ten thousand
ations issued to the people Of this vicinity, which
has been decreased to less than two thousand.
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Trus.cs.-Mnrsh Il Co.'s Old Establishca
Radical Cure Once attn No vesey stree. LAZY
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A.-BOys' and Chtldren's
GARIBALDI, CUTAwAY AND ZOUAvE SUITS.
by the thousands at reasonable prices.
l. v. BROKAW 81 Lafayette place, and
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
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Court or Appeals Calendar,

NtFNNI, EFTt ~ I7UV
The day calendar for saturday, september 80 1888
Numbers 1925 43 40, li7 las, l49 i5o f5i 1872 ls3
l55 aud l56
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Lockstitch Sewing Machines and But
tophols Machine WHEELER WILSON, 62o Broadway.
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Ladies' waterfalls, Curls, Lougbrntds,
selling five per cheaper than elsewhere at
BRATrEAu's Hair Goods Emporium, 81 Court street,
Hroo
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state Politics.

EIMRA, Sept. 70, 1S05
Al the Union Senatorial Convention held in this city
to-day stephen Hayt, OF Seubon, was unap .mously
renomnatcd Tor senator
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liberty 10 do he plsass and that he superior 10 the
IGeneraI Howard here interrupted the speaker, and
marked that be did not think So and that he could not
find out or twenty blacks who had any such idea OF
Mayor fabb was sorry to disagree with the General
the subject but Chief Magistrate Of Norfolk cheer
fully adopts his suggestions The speaker took occasion
20 anmadvert OF Northern papers, who chron
cls such deliberate fasehoods - seeing dead negroes
hanging from lampposs and also that he he Mayor Is
was removed and Freedmen's Bureau abolished the
negro would DO ruled not with cruelty but with Justice
You want 70 select an honorable man 70 carry out the
law; will an honorable man violate the statutes
obey living The United States law stands while that
though the acts Of Congress this question are meagr
SILL they are affective - fur ~ thoy Co. The General
s.,s s,Sr Sssn on
farm worked on the old principle The overseer was
tyran The crop was large, yet II did not pay and tho
In ten years would flourish like garden but the people
must assist Lot the past be forgotten and let now
slavery was dead the Southern people would seon be
convinced that its abolition blessing in dsguise
Mayor Collins At the conclusion Of General How
ards rsmarks and representative Of the city or
Portsmouth he accepted the proposition Of General How
ard suggestive Of court based on appointment BY
were many cases arising daily which the courts could not
rst assembags OF the Legislature the statute relating
70 excluding negro testimony would DO repealed. the
method proposed BY General Howard was just 70 the
white man and the black. We (of rortsmouthA re-
init to a. that Is right and just and would be glad il the
thing started ct An interrogatory whether
this commission Gould dispose Of higher crimes being
crimes above petty offences would either be turned over
to the military or the civil trbunals
Several more gentlemen OF the Common Council Of the
Twin Cities made some pertinent remarks, after which
tho conference ceased
The civil officers Of Norfolk and Portsmouth expressed
themselves highly pleased with Major General Howard
and the best results augured from his visit
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rh. nr,aaI Chamberlain E.,

warning and Instruction for Young Men. Published by tho
Howard Assoaon and sent free Of charge IN sealed ems
yenpes Address DR. j. Skin Houghton Howard ASsoc"'
ton Phila ielphia, Pa.
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Of fashionable Fur not new style 81 Fur Cape Ooisr
,onk Nnntls Mun Hood, Cuffs or Gloves that will not DO
found In GENIS's choice holiday assormon. rue sspo.
ou worth seeing and a. to the prceswe they are con-
aud upon the principle that the pubs
lie should be muctci 70 the fun extent that they VII bear
" oENtN, No. ois Broadway.
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Possesses Every Merit Cir

It's the only OF color aud perfect hair
dtessing combined Dellcatcly perfuncd. Requires no
wishing or preparation before or after Us use IT, after
far Till II dne not urove host hair restorative before
The public The money will be refunded Sold WHOLESALE and
retail al n. r HElMBOLD'S Drug aud chemical ware.
house, No. Jei Broadway. New fVgk.
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Ladies-If You wish Boots and shoes
NJ nd r various styles yourselves and families patron
iye MILLER A co, y7 Canal street
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A.-The Finest OvercOats Ever Seen IN
this country ready for sale.
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union
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Reconstruction, Negro Sanrage, white
w. Black Race IN AMERICAN STATESMAN Tor Saturday.
O1ice 81 Nassau street.
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I,Mdtcs md Gentle men-Cha pman'
ecpes for the than days Of Tam Freckes,
Ppsoes Blotcles faoe also his Rcripc
for producing sfu growth OF hair ON bald head or bare
face obtained free Of charge BY addressing Thos
n CHAPMAN Chem and Perfurner, ISL Broadway, n Y
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AID. Barnum's ssSelf SEWER" or Self
GUIDE and RASTER for all sewing machines a. the sew
ina machine Offices Institute Fair and Barnum's
Museum. 81 80 with directions Agents wanted Invent
or : Office, sos Broadway, New York.