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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-29

The Mason 4 Hamiin Cabinet Organs,
forty different styles adapted to sacred and secular mu
sc for $50 $500 each Thirty gold or silver medals
or other premiums awarded them Illustrated cat
aogues tree Ad .ress Mason Hamlin Boston, or Ma
son Brothers. New York. .sel &c
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-29
The Last Story.

They say one has to go away from home
to hear the news about his own town. The
absurd story comes to us from neighbour
ing town that The CALIFORNIAN suppresses
the record OF deaths in this place. On the
contrary We take pains to print all such
items, knowing the interest all feel in read
ing the mOrtuary column. 1t has been
quite siclly here this season we very well
know. but few deaths have occurred con-
sidering the number of inhabitants, the dis
eases generally yielding to medical skill.
Had the same mortality prevailed here that
has existed III some villages within
twenty-five miles of lis, our list of deaths
would have been increased three hundred
per cent. What is the next silly story about
st. JOhnsbury?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-29
Reckless Drirjnn.

We regret to hear complaints of the reck-
less driving of some parties in passing to
and from the fair grounds last week. Sew
eral wagons were run against. and in one
or two instances more or less damage was
done. In every case that We know Of the
damage was done by some excited and i'm
patient persons trying to drive by
When so large numbers Of people and We
hicles are congregated as are here at our
fairs, such conduct is inexcusable; and we
wonder any can be so regardless OF the
lives and limbs Of others as to do what their
own sober judgement must condemn.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-29

GIRL WANTED.-A capable girl to do
VI general homework. Such an one will find
permanent employment and good wages by en-
Quiring at this office.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-29
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES &c.

The First National Bank of 81. Johns.
bury i prepared 10 furnish Government Securi-
ties of all kinds short notice Specie, Gold
and Currency Coupons &c taken, and collections
on al points made at the mo st favorable rates
Third Series .-3a Notes On hand -ad for sale a.
par a,ld interest GEO NAY, CASH.
sept Is, lS65- II
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-09-29
DEATHS.

East st. |oh'%bcuN Sept. %, 1s65.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
8Et@
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared frsa p~ssesips;ss ~ Sir y. Clsrf, H. D.
RAysieiss ExtrssrdsassS t. sAs Qrsn. u
This valuable medicine unfailinstn the cure OF
those paisful and dangerous diseases which the
A constitution h ssjecs II modersses all exeessand
ssali sbssractioAs, ard spessy may b ~
He'd On.
il peculiarly suited 1t will In abort time bring On
the aonthiy psstsa wisi rsssiarsty. n
Each betsie price One Dollar bears the Government
seAnp Of arsat Britain. to prevent ooanasrfsits.
ts CAUTION.
fasss PLiissh ~ ~ tesakss 81 Ft.sss 1u,sassAs
RssT THREk MONTHS ~ Pvssssaey, - tAas ~
svs y Srss - Assvsase tss ss ssv sekss tsaseAs,
~ ~.
Ill cpsss Nssspnssnd Spinal AGectiens, Pains In
sh< oscs4nA Limbs Fatigue slight ex-rton. Palpits
Ion ofths Hsart Hysterics and whites thsse PM. Vii
4sct dare VIXEN Ill ather means hare ilsds and al
though powerful remedy, do contain iron. caon.
satnony, o. any thing hnftfuIto the Constitution.
tulldirsctions In the pamphlet around each package
shieh shouid be carsfaily preserved
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

Il ks33&ksi .lsislj nj e ID.
DISTRICT Court = Charlton, i hseams nec
essafy TO ssnd 10 Ka6xdtS f6r witness.
es; whereopon the. sheriff. on. the do
pfeslSaS i6tR5tj62f "a 6ktcA tsids 6sss
was to be tried, despatched deputy, vith
orders to b bsSe neas amoshisE " sthe
time court would % called. Toe deputy
proved ahnsek eqasl 70 ss,es task, Is the
sequel will show. Nountiog himself ppos
the back of fery chstgef. Aod tufning
his hesd KrdxviIe~afd, pdt spurs aud
sped away the s~ihness Of G The sind,
Tnus he rode ona ussh his sssed began to
tire, when he refined. up in front of the
a, snsion Of an honest farmer, alighsed and
ushered himself into tho presence Of The
farmer, aud throwing himself back
upan his ttism cam dig, this delivered
himself: .As7r s1a*
..Sir, 10 The nsps Of ,hs State Of Iowa,
l demand borse." sst.
This set the lbrmer back or bis pegs,
But soon r. covering his equilibfiutn; Ak
ed BY what snthoritS he made this de-
mand-wLrn the deputy resumed thus, II
srn on my way TO serve 90 attachment on
some men who have dr6ed the govern
meat If the Stste Of t8wa end General
G,vernmeut of the Uaiied States
B j this time the farmer became, per.
fectly dumbfouDded. and the evidence
to his muddltd brain, BY this 6ow Of rhe.
toric-being non-resislam, he turned out
one Of his best steeds,. which the deputy
mounied aud sped on his say, until til.
horse too began to lag, when he hauled
up 10 front Of another farm house and de.
maudsd 10 ihe aShs p4rspternslia Of
words of the farmer . horse. But. this
farmer couldu't see IT, atd TOLD the depu-
ty to 90 to hi with bis State of Iowa
and de6ed laws. Well, he didn't do that
but went on to, the saexs house, and-de.
mauded fresh horse In the same author
itative style This farmer being q man Of
more meek disposition than the last,
and having the fear of the laws of the
State of Iowa before his eyes, very hum
bly, complied with this modest demsnd,
and our hero, freshly mounted, proceed
ed ON his way, sson arriving in this city.
served his attachments, and, ~ We learn,
arrived in good season at Charlton the
next morning with the Witnesses.
That deputy will do to travel. aud We
would judge he had tsken lessons in the
pressing business 10 some of the g,eat
cavalry raids through Dixie.-fMnion
County republican. .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

rF The Mobile News Gays ihs, since
the occupation of NJ bile by the United
States forces, great many srecula,or,
have tried to force their wsy to the city
Among them were thee of the Louisi-
ana Legislature, who shipped as cooks
and deck hands oh boar af one the trans
ports II New 0 leans, but we're detected
and placed und.r arrest before the steamer
left the wharf.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23


nsy cure Or olviAfe those numerous disease ths
itseIf '.Ne eNA--'s
They cure Supprsssed gxres.,x..rS p.txs.iu...&.
alton.
They cure Green siek nees ff1,o,ast.t
They cnrr rvvuus ma snin.I nr,iior. 1t. = -
snd lower part Of the body. Hesvnese ratiauesfar
Paiptston the Heart Lcv mesa Of sti
~" ifysterfn Sick Headache. BfiFin-s- etc etc In
word by removing the Irre,rl.vi,x H.
and xifh Il Al the ~0ec,. IL, -rri,v To- i.
COMPOSED OF simple vegetable extracts they contain
aeiefrrIens to any constitution howeveraeiesfe
oetscn being te substitute strength for
watch when properly used they never fail TO do
nsy be safely nsed atany age. and sny period
.s,I ssHsss fHkysEsf rHfgs MONTHS dnrng which tn.
nature OF their action wonId infabis PRrvRss
pregnancy.
Aidtters seeking information sAvfce will bereadi.
!. promptly and dsrr@efiy answered.
snH Yfeesioussc accompany each boz
! oAtfscs. ~ per hox. OF six boxes for S.
S-srnf by mail free Of postage receipt Of price
Efssphssss aenf by mail free OF postage by
DR. W. .. m ER WIN 4 Co..
He-ss Liberty street. New York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

PhGDix ris~s from the ashes ofits re- nuset
- with rsw sssodces this Elixir he ,,
TEN and overcome diseAs<.
A6rhr h@tssenatins Elxiris the result. Of modesr
scsserfs in the vegetable kingdom: tnx an eufir.l,
nrw and abstract method Of irrespective Of ali th
aVThls medicine has been tested by the nosteuipep.
medical en OF the day; and by them pronounced to b
on. q the greatest medical discoveries Of lineage
t1-One bottle will cure general DEBILITY.
o4-A few Docs csres Mysteries In females
1A-0se bottle cnrss P.ipitasiop Of the Heart
3rFrpm one TO three bottles restores the msniipes,
and full figsx Of youth.
o4-A fes doses restores the appetite.
1Nnree tossissesre the worse case ofImposeney.
ga few doses cure the low spirited.
A9-Oue bottle restores mental power.
go fss deses rest,,es TIE srssss y seaeysfsss
uA-A few dose. bring the to the cheek
This medicine O manly viror and roor,
health the poerebiiitsted, wofn-down and ie@pefrtns
istiess. en-rv.ied youth, the ed mas
Of business, the victim Of depression the fndi
vidaa suffering from general debility OF from weakness,
Of snee organ. will all hnd immediate and pernanep,
relief hy the me Of this Elixir Essence Of life
a5PFice. s2per bottle three bottle. s. and for
vasd BY ExSresson receipt of money to any address.
ttag ltxtr sold by all enterprising Druggi-'s
In the civilized world Some nnprincipled deaers
erer, sell worthless compounds In place these
those y sich they purchase at a cheap price aud
make more money by selling than they these
medicinss A. value tonr health ayr the health %
yo"r future od-rrrg, dn not be deceived by such
prineped Drpgusss ssk ,r these ssd taxi ~
stAsrs If the Druggist will not iuy them for Won m.
close the money in q letter and will send them 10
By Exprtes 1reiy ed free from otetr
vation.
aLades0r Gentlemen can address us In perfect conf.
dence stating fully aud plainly ther Diseases and sypr
TOMS a. treat all diseases Of chronic nature In ms
ar female Patients need rot hesitate because OF tho
inability to Win tire. ted IL succ,,
fully In 81 portions of the civilized globe by correspo,
Pstien addressing win please state nlspy all
syRptens OF theF complaints and rit, rst nc. Conn
~ State and name of writer plain and nciose postse
stamp for reply.
wsss~i ssr 80 page pamrBsf 5,ssto any address -
Address All letters for Pamphlets advice prop
etors.
DIR. ". n. MER WIN q co.,
o.sg Liberty street., New York.
c. A. COOK, Chicago, No. &c Market street, 8eners
Agent foF the States Of illinois, Iowa Wisconsin, Mich
gan and Indiana who will supply Druggists At req
Jar card prices. nev30-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

cF The Southern trade of St. Louis
is resumiug lis former large proportions.
Beleher's Sugar Re6aing Company paid
on the Sth 10 the collector Of The port Of
the city, fifty-one thousand dollars, 10
gold-the duty on two csrgoes Of sugar
imported by them from Cuba, via New
Orleans
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

EF The 6rst man killed in the var
vas Daniel ilpse. of Nev York, at Fort
Sam,cr, in 1861, BIZ the premature dis
charge Of quo. His nsme hss been
fr'qaeHtis aud err neously reported rs
H9ugh }
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

Ey'Itis said ,hatex Gov. Wise cha fes
. eoo.i deal aud even fozms At the mnush
becau-e tie honse 10 used BY old John
Browns daughter IS . schooi-house for
teaching little Di.gers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

~ The confederate archivee, docu-
ment>. papers. and other writings pertain
ing to the lafe confederate government
have been packed sud sent to Washing
ion They flied ninety ooe b xes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23
selD u AL sRvcelSfs.

80 Sole Agent Tor The uaitea Ssates and Csnals,
JOE MO81e ~ Cortlandt 81 New Yosh
N.B.-1lA16sdU postass stamps enclosed 10 any q,
tAssiseS ASsat. siinsure sottis, contsininf SoPl
hyesesfs naH. IS aov3-111 49,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

TEAS chests, all styles. for sale at
4 much reduced rates BY KELLOGG BIRGR
sprld
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

sEMENT-l00 bbls. for sale by
~ april KELLOGG BIRGR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23
TlUO Shares FOR Every One
!Nosb srrib. Il s

AT TmE Pan rRirE NJ eSQf
Ss,s rr,ssr,. .. exit IN shirsv t4ys sfsf fubesto
~ ms trr TAR o H. j - In stfurh. 81 -.
Ap At i. Tor shxrc b. sssde Wthetsts tarys
- HOWE ffkBw'..
aAyll4.r - sHss@
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23
DR.. WRIGHT,S
Rejuvenating Elixir
Or, ESSENCE OF LIFE.

Prsparet from Pure Vegetable Extracts ccntaini
nothing Injurious 10 the most delicate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

Aseosu9 - peAuty 1esa 89v VSv0vu4faa
xs ~ soaup1e4t9n - 6uv,ls
nd saeisA Tho blopd whirh ulrlbolAk nueaoo1
1xeocs rnparia iuysFi<lv 49, n@rellpos - = %
pn1sas npd1ulnA Askf8 ndl0ee4s. yn1ose 49,.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

[ tORDAGE-All kinds at reduced pri.
~ ees. Bor sais BY KELLOGG rYReR
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

GMOKING TOBACCO-3OO bbls. and
~ hts, all qualities, for sale hv
april KELLOGG HIRaI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-23

Ikeer constantly hand and for sale at the lowest
priers To cash customers and prompt large ard
~eiIselee ted stock OF
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
Dcpiorabic state OF Affair. IN var.
QiulA.

kkw YoRx. June I6.-The Worlds CORES
pendent, on a tour Of observation Of the condi-
ton OF the people and country. writes. be
fnds much poverty aud suffering. The battle
fields and pathways Of the army constitute ons
vast tract Of desolation and 90, little has been
dene IN the way OF restoration W hist ackno~l-
edging the freedom Of their slaves, the late mas
ters. ia Convention. resolved that it would be
better Tor the negroes 10 remain with aud work
Tor Their late masters until better arrangement
could be made; that they would not employ .
negro without the consent OF bis former owner;
that all civil officers be requested TO take the am.
nesty oath. so as to enable them TO resume the
functions oftheir Offices. and pledging themselves
to employ all slaves who will properly demean
themselves. aud refuse employment to the idle
and vicious
Lynchburg, though never the scene OF strife,
looks shabby enough. There is more tobacco in
store there than in any other city in the Union,
and there is much in the surrounding country.
Among the people there are some petty NANTES
tations OF spite left, but as general rule, the
fraternity Is more complete than could have been
expected. The upper classes are moody, silent,
and sul'en. The merchants and farmers seem to
think their whole course Of reasoning NAV have
been defective
Some OF the more ardent rebels are certain II
the North could see the results OF its em.neips-
ton policy II would undo it.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
ALI Restrictions ON Trade Removed
wendell Philllps.

NKw YORK, June 1.-THE Secretary of the
Treasury telegrapbs TO the Collector of this por,
that the Presidents proclamation removes all
restrictions on products and all trade, excepting
contraband articles, east of the Mississippi
Other dispatches received in this city also state
that the twenty FIVE per cent drawback upon the
purchase of cotton is also abolished by the pro-
clsmation.
The Posts special says: President johnson
to-day promised the freedmen OF Richmond that
the evils to which they had been subjected should
be removed
Wendell Phillips publishes letter in the Pos,
IN which be says the reputation he spoke of in
Boston was that which the rebels would be guilty
of il they were allowed to get into Congress by
restricting the suffrage at the South to the
whites.
The Herald's Richmond correspondent says:
Business Is at stand still in that city, and there
is not the SLIGHTEST prospect Of a revival for a
year TO come. The markets are overstock ed
with goods of all kinds The coming crop will
not amount 10 more than enough TO last farmers
through the year The Government supports
over 10000 persons now. and this number will
be iDcressee next wiuter
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

~ By reference TO our advertising colu INNS
!, Gill be seen lha, q Normal Academy Of Music
IL TO be opened IN this city The following com
plimentsry notice Of similar school in Cincin.
cinnal. We take from the Gsre,le OF that eity:
The CIScISSATI NORMAL AcADEMr OF MusIc.
There has been left on our table the annual
catalogue Of the Cincinnati Normal Academy OF
Music, and as this is comparatively new insii-
tuition Of the kind in this city and in the West,
ve have concluded that an extended notice OF
valuable acquisition 10 our academies Of learn
ing, would not prove unnleresling 10 our read
ersr The Academy is located at No 81 West
Seventh street. and Is In charge OF Mr.. Charles
Hess. an artist shose reputation as 40 author and
instructor il well known TO the musical world
The Faculty consists ofthree gentlemen and FIVE
ladies' The catalogue Of this Academy exhibits
the fact that for the academic yeare OF le63-64
there have been Ia attendance upwards oil 270
pupils, and that at the recent commencement,
eighteen Of this number graduated with the high
est honors By reference TO the rules, &c. gov
erning the Academy, We observe that the course
in the Preparatory Department embraces the
study of the piano, singing, and the elementary
theoretical rudiments. 10 the Academic Depart
meDt is embraced The study of the piano. vocal
xation aud harmony, while a full course in the
Normal Department embraces the study OF the
organ, piano, guitar, vocaiizstion, harmony.
composition, and the art OF teaching and leading
choirs. and 10 fine. comprises all the branches of
q solid musical education. Illustrative OF the
high character OF the Academy. may be men.
toned the fact that the most of its graduates are
now occupying the gratifying position Of music
teachers. and are receiving salaries ranging from
six hundred TO one thousand dollars. One young
lady, also graduate OF the Norman Academy,
is at present in Memphis commanding salary
of eighteen hundred dollars per annum. and is
considered as one OF the frs. in the profession
The Fall term commences on the second Tues
day in September, aud by addressing Mr.. Hess.
the terms and full particulars OF the plan Of in
struction. &c NAV be obtained
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
Important from Tcxas-GeneraI Her
rOn's Headquarters at Alexandria.

NEW YORK, Juue l6.-The steamers Evening
Star and George Cromwell have arrived from
New Orleans, on the l0th, with $3.50. 900 in
gold.
Gen Heron has established his headquarters
at Alexandra, La and issued an order inform
ing the people that the emancipation proclams-
ii, will be enforced. and recommending freed
men to work for their old masters for wages
He would soon so to Shreveport.
1t appears that Buckner and Price surrendered
the TROOPS of the rebel Trans. Mississippi Depart
ment without the consent of Kirby Smith, who
issued al address at Houston, Texas, TO the efec,
that be refused TO surrender, intending to strug-
gle TO the last for better terms. but having been
abandoned by his Texas troops, be counseled the
rest TO return 10 their families and the occupa.
tons of peace
Ii was reported. however, that Smith, with
$4,000 troops, and 81 500 900 in gold. had gone
Mexico.
Governor Murray, OF Texas, has called an ex
traordinary session OF the State Legislature and
ordered the election of delegates to State Con-
vention. He has also ordered the sberiss TO
seze the Confederate property Of the State and
divide il among the people Their proceedings
will doubtless be qusshed by General Sheridan
General Brown has occupied Brownsville, the
rebel garrison. under Slaughter. having with
drawn. after q row which resulted in the arrest
of Slaughter, until she money was forthcoming
Slaughter had sold battery Of six pieces to the
Mexican lmperialisi. General Meiia. for Sc. 900
Gen Brown bad sent letter TO Mejia notify
ing him of a decree Of our Government to pre-
serve amicable relations with the republic OF
Mexico and enclosing an extract from iDstruc-
tons OF United States Secretary OF State 10 the
effect that our Government should practice ao
solute non Intervention aud non Interference in
Mexico. and stating il would devolye upon him
| Brown as far 40 practicable TO prevent aid OF
supplies being given from United States TO either
beiligerents
Gen Brown adds The troops under nj:
command will not be permitted in any msuuer &c
| interfere in present relations of Mexico.
A Brownsville letter says: Captain jenkins. d
the Sixth Missouri cavalry. i, now q Colonel ID
toe Liberal Army OF Mexico. and joined Cort
mas The letter says Steps have been taken b,
the latter and NegreIte. watch will result in III,
| fall of xstamoras-
! 4 fght occurred about Maismoras betxees
Cortinss and The Imperial General Lopez Tb,
former. With from 2 900 TO 3 200, and NE latte
With !. 500 men. Lopez vas driven across tn,
river, but WAS reinforced 10 season 20 check ID,
advance Of Cortinas
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
Address Of Ex-Governor Alisn, OF
Louisiana.

NKw ORLEANS, June l2-Thefe are, and will
be, limited restrictions travel, to parts on the
Texas coast, but free and unrestric ted travel aud
communication will be open in five days, by Off
clsl orders. Transports at present are running.
but private line OF steamers will be plying in a
few days.
Elk Governor Allen, of Louisiana, has pub
lished his farewell address to the people, wherein
he advises temperate language. manly dignity.
and submission to the laws Ia the inevitable
course of events. they must depend on the United
States TO make them contented. prosperous and
happy Refugees are advised to return home
take the oath of allegiance. work with rsdoubled
energies, and prove true and substantial citizens
He announces himself an exile. but prays for
permanent peace and prosperity to those who
live under the flag OF our common country.
General Weitxel's command left the mouth OF
the Mississippi river. on the 10th. bound West.
new register Of voters will commence to
morrow, under the new appointment
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17
Ne - SOrk Market.

NEw YosK, June l6
Cotton Al @42c for middling.
Flour 5@l0c better; at Sc 3566 50 for extra
state; 81 OO@7 ID for extra round hoop Ohio, and
81 20@e Is for trade brands Rye -four QUIET
Corn meal dull.
Whisky 81 O3@2 o. for western. and 81 %
for refined
Wheat-Winter red western 81 10; prime
81 64ie; amber Michigan 81 co. choice
81 771a. Rye dull Corn Ssd94 for new mixed
western, S2c tor new mixed. s5c for choice, and
81 Ole for interior to prime western yellow
Oats SIC.
Coffee dull. Sugar. l2l4@lss4. Molasses SOC
Hops lO@3Oc.
Wool dull.
Petroleum dull at Csc for crude, Sc for re-
fined in bond. and 70@72 do free
New mess p-sk $2S 00@26 81; $24 SOFAS 0C
for 63-'64, d. cash and regular way. closing a,
S24 50 for csAh, $l9 % for prime. and SIC
0O@2O 50 pripe mess. Plain mess beef $40 0t
ola 90: extra mess. $l2 00@l6 90; beef hs ms
26927 SOC. Cut meats; ll(al4c for shoulders
and l4@lSc for hams. Bacon; 1876
for Cumberlai.d cut; l31ac for long ribbed. and
ls@l5Ec for sshort ribbed.
Lard l5@It1zc. Butter. 20@30c for Ohio
and 22G33c :or State. Cheese s6I5e Rice
dull.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-17

~ FOR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
kATBEws' vEs;ETiAN HAIR DYE has stood the test
Of trial. aid Is CONSTANTLY increasing Ia public favor.
THE vKSETIS s HAIR DYE is the best and cheapest
made It's price, is only IS cents and each bOitls con-
tAins double the quantity Of dye in those usually sod
for 81.
THIS HAIR DtE Is manufactured BY . peculiar pro
cess which renters II infinitely superior TO any dye In
market. Being compets 10 one bottle, no preparation
is required. whiea greatly siupfe- the application
IN USING THl3 DYE you svoid that Krsrr, DEAD APP
pe.ranee BY whsa dyed and whi-ser- readily
recognised, whsr inferior article has beea used a. u
produces perfey natural color Of any shade that 10
desired, from rien brown TO jes'y, a''rOas black
that Oil sm.- crock stain the clothing Invest
IS cents and ye. vii be eSnvinosd Sold By al Drug
x.sts and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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pExAsBARSks CO New YorL. Wholesale Agents
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