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Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1865-12-01

q O II II q nj;
Add Cotton and Cotton Seed, together with
other things not mentioned here. .
ALSO. at the same timc and place, we will
cell the Tan Yard. known as the LOWNDES-
VILE TAN YARD.
We will likewise Sell or Rent some Land,
the John Maulden Tract consisting of THREE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY-SEVEN ACRES.
The Archy Maulden TRACT, FIVE HUNDRED
ACRES. moro or less; The Hutchinson Tract.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE
ACRES: The Simpson Tract. TWO HUN
DHsD AND EIGHT? ACRES, lying in the
All these lands, except the last meStioued,
lie near Lawndesville. and all in pleasant and
healthy neighboHioods. :
Terms made known on DAY of Sale, ''
JOHN Fl. RtED,
4WM. II. DAVIS,
Nov. 10. 1865, so. At
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

The TIGER TRIUMPH The failure of
the late decent on the gambling bells in
this city, says the Nashville Dispatch,
has been freely discussed, but no reason
has been assigned for it. Only few of
the "small FRY" were gobbled, but the
faro banks by some means escaped.
There was an order Issued by the War
Department to make simultaneous de.
cent on the gambling houses throughout
the country. The night of the 8th Of
July was designated for the purpose. 1t
appears that the soldiers and officers of
the army have been swindled to such an
extent by these institutions that the Gov
eminent deemed this step necessary to
their protection. In Nashville the duty
was assigned to Col. Comparet, of the.
l42d Indiana, who had been temporari-
ly appointed as commandsnt of that
post, aud his orders we're to seize
all the apparatus of these houses, and
arrest every officer who might be found
in them. This grand descent was to be
made on the night of the Sth of July.
The result of it in that city has already
been published, and is generally known.
On the following day Col Comparet was
removed from his Office and placed un-
der arrest, charged with neglect of duty
and disobedience Of orders in not &C
comprising the work assigned to him.
He viii be tried by conrtmartial, when
all the facts in The case will be develop
ed. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

CLERICAL VITA learned and elo-
quent pastor of flock living not a
thousand miles from Lafayette, says the
Courier of that city, the other Sabbath
morning, announced his text as follows:
His strength is made perfect in
weakness"
Then turning his eyes halt seriously
toward the comfortable pew of one of
the City Fathers, he proceeded:
Before laying down the plan of nv
discourse, | may as we'll observe that
the text reminds me of our municipal
corporation. So far as their strength
has been made manifest, it has exhibit
ed an abundant amount of weakness, 4"
1t is said the above aneedote is not
unpalatable to the denizens of the
Fourth Ward in Lafayette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

that Senator Sumner has not been in
Washington since President johnson
has been in the White House, or since
the PRONUNCIATION of the North Carolina
proclamation.8 The whole story is,
therefore, an impossibility. Ouiuqhiry,
the Transcript learns that nothing has
ever occurred at anY previous time TO
furnish the least pretext for this story.
Lou. Journal
This Is the character of most of the
sensational paragraphs issued By the
copperheads TO encourage their dupes,
and if possible demoralize the friends of
the Government That cat won't jump.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20


AN INciDEET AT the EXECUTIONS. =
Prock, the piquant correspondent of the
Vincennes Sun, gives the following
thrilling incident attending the execu.
ton of the assassins, which we have not
before seen in print:
There was but single disturbance
that saw during the day. One of the
9th regiment .. S. Veteran Volunteers,
Hancock's corps, attempting to pass the
guard at the outer gate with an empty
canteen for water, was halted, and some
words passed, when the sergeant of the
guard coming up, drew his sabre and
stabbed the unarmed soldier in the face,
putting out his right eye, and giving
him dangerous if not fatal wound.
The sergeant and the guard on at this
post are from the Veteran Reserve or
Invalid Corps Jour boys cal! them the
+" Diarrhoa Corps > }, and no troops in
the field are on good terms with these
id overbearing invalids and hospital
bummers -" that . what the matter"
Well, my item is not finished yet: A
brother of the wounded man, hearing of
the uncalled for and cowardly act, came
up and put az ounce and half of cold
lead into the brain-psn of the reserve
sergeant" killing him instantly and
then walked coolly on to see after bis
brothers wounds That Is the right
kind of vengeance for youl-he had
heard that his brother was MORALLY
wounded. and was determined on re-
venge first That is as itshould bel
Truly yours, PRocK.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

THE DEAD AT CHIcKAMAUGA-The
Louisville Journal says: A visitor to
the battle field of Chickamauga says our
and the rebel dead were buried hastily
in little mounds. At the end Of one of
these lay pair of skulls, bleaching in
the sun, and, at the other, two pairs of
shoes full of-bones Better that they
should have lain in the open air,
wrapped in their blood-stsined blankets,
than to have been subjected to this
moekery. In one of these skulls the
wssps had built their nest, and, fitting
to and fro with busy wing, they were
hiving their little stores, and would de-
fend them with boldness against any
who intruded upon their strange dwell
ing place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

IMMENSE IMMIGRATION ACROSS THF
PLAIEs.-A dispatch received at Gen.
Dodges headquarters, ST. Louis, states
that the emigration across the plains
this season far exceeds that of any pre-
vious year. During the month of May
four thousand wagons passed Fort Kear-
ney, and trains continued to pass that
post in large numbers The emigrants
are bound for Idaho, Montana, Salt
Lake, California, and other places. The
Indians had not molestsd the emigrants
to any noticeable extent, and all the
routes are considered safe. Troops are
stationed at the various posts, and afford
ample protection to the trains.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

RELIEvED.-We regret to learn that
our venerable and much esteemed
friend, Capt. 1. w. Hart, A. Q. NJ, the
brave Sachem of the pearly Wabash, has
been ordered to turn over all Govern
ment and property and money now in
his possession to Capt. Cushing, c. s.,
and report without unnecessary delay to
Camp Nelson, KY, to take charge Of the
Quartermaster Department of that post.
No man has ever made more friends in
Evansville on so short time, and all
will regret his departure. But the order
is imperative and he must obey.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

NEW PHoroGRAPHIc GALLERY-Messrs
Becker & Prescott have fitted mp new
Photographic Gallery in the second story
of No Second street, in a style nm
surpassed, and with lights unequalIed in
this city. Their pictures are all the
rage, and Mr.. Prescott stands unrivalled
in the West as an oil painter. Now is
the time to secure the finest csbinet or
life sized photographs, finished in oil. !,
july 20-It.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
MEDICINE
Hair Uprooted

Irons all parts OF the BODY in ave
II iaisaisi, asitaesa tsiaTF ~ fas sktH. BY . ur
Hans DAPILAT ~ rowDHR.' Ask or dnd tor
upham'a pspilatary Paudef, and take no other.
Price 81, Mailed 90 any address Tor 81 %, by u.
5 UPHAm - honth laghth street. fhiadelphi a,
fepns edg aFhs
ITphRmam Hair Gloss and CARING
" Fluid Is the best hair dressing in fhs world
II ap ris q btsr tial eloss a he hair keees u IN
esFi, promotes its grgwIh, &e. Price, % cents =
bottle l.Hi rtt
uph sbFis letter Ointment Il a SUR
cur Tor Teter, Sal hsaul, CAappsd Hands, BaF-
bsy's skcA, a.. Fries. 81 oauta box
u Uphan's Asthma Cure relieves the most
violent var xyisms Of AsfaHla In fen isuSss aud
shects asp~dy core Pie, e. a package.
IT phsEn's Dyspepsia Cure - war
~ rantsd 20 ours eny csse of Dyg sJsis. ~
HsausS hoe ioas siasniisg. Price 81. sentby mall
E UpIlau,'s FrsekIsl .BaiaIslsr remove.
Frrokts, Tan, sapbprn. fimpies on the Face.
.olieus the skiu ard BoAutihes the oomplsxion
frieo ~ cents ffl sr rO
DR.. La Ports's Lif. Eiixr5. tho gree,
Nsfrfse and hs}atsnatag Remedy, restores 20
aiaBly vigor al who are suffering from Impnired
rpfuh EnefRy, Nervous Debl ny, Ac.. arising
r., ~ whatever eaasaa Prize, g. a package.
The JApanese Hair stain colors ths
Whiskera or Mcustschs beautiful bisck o. brown.
"a tisis 81 osie gfspasn ioH. Color will not
fade or waah 6ut. ONLY 60 eeata a boz.
soldb 80. t'PnAH. rs South Eighth street,
Phiaso aible. aud ~ all Drugg .sis. Circulars
sTa"r isez BRoUGuTOs WOOD.
Cor. bird and Main \ reefs,
ies-am l-e Agents Tor Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

Mysterious DIsAPPEARAxcE. = John
Il. Smith, of State Line, left home on
Monday of last week for Lafayette, to
consummate purchase of an interest in
a tin aud stove establishment, having
about his person large amount of
money, and several gold watches sent to
the city for repair. After visiting the
Masonic Lodge, he called at saloon
kept by an old acquaintance, but did
not drink. After talking few minutes
he left, and has not since been heard Of
1t is believed by his wife, to whom he
had been married but few days, that
he has met with foul play. He was an
upright man, and about Is years of age.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
PranaE Yhnr Postage.

We are requested to again remind the
public that postage should be prepaid
From thirty to forty letters a week are
sent to the Dead-Letter Office on ac-
count of non-payment. Have your in
dividual or firm name written or printed
on your envelopes, and if you forget to
prepay your postage your letters can
be delivered to you for prepayment, and
thus be saved trip to the Epistolary
Cemetery at Washington.
Bear in mind, also, that no other
stamps than postage-stanps will prepay
postage. The words "U. S. Postage"
are on all of them. Internal Reyenue
stamps will not do for this purpose.
Stamped envelopes sell at a cheap price,
and it is good plan to.use shem. Any
that are spoiled in printing or directing
can be exchanged for stamps at the
Post Office Business men can have
their card and request for return to
writer printed on them by the Depart
ment at cost Of stamps and envelopes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

a PoLIrIcAL HoAx-The pretended
report of an interview between Senator
Sumner and President Johnson first put
in circulation by the Cincinnati En-
quirer, says the Boston Transcript, and
afterwards copied By the New York
Herald, the Springfield Republican,
and other papers, is obviously on its face
an invention, whether to make mischief,
or for the sake of amusement, ii is diff
icuit.to say. The interview is reported
to have taken place atthe White House,
and with reference to the proclamation
for the reorganization of North Caro-
liza. Now e 10 well known in Boston
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

A FREAK OF THE TELEGRAPH.-Of all
the freaks of the telegraph, the follow
ing is the most laughable which has
come under our personal knowledge.
Not long since graduate of one of our
Eastern theological schools was called
to the pastoral charge Of church in
the extreme Southwest When about to
start for his new parish he was unex-
pectedly detained by the incapacity of
his Presbytery to ordain him. In order
to explain his non-arrival at the appoint
ed time, he sent the following telegram
to the deacons of the church: "Presby-
terry lacked a quorum to ordain." In
the course of its journey the message
became strangely metamorphosed, and
reached the astonished deacons in this
shape. "Presbytery tackled worm on
to ADAM" The sober church officers
were greatly decomposed and mystifed,
but after grave consultation concluded
it was the minister's facetious way OF
announcing that he~ had got married,
and accordingly proceeded to provide
accommodations for two instead of one
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

MISSISSIPPI WTr.-We learn that un-
bleached domestics ia this city, has
fallen from seventy-hye4 to forty-Gve
cents per yard - MississippiGH.
'Unbleached domestic" have fallen
here from eighteen hundred dollars TO
zero per head. - Vicksburg Herald.
How fat Office fatteRs-ones wit The
Aississippian is City Printer for Jack.
son, and the Herald is State Printer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

EHoNEr. -fhe New Albany Ledger is
informed by the bee raisers that the
present season hasbeen an excellent one
on the bees, and that they have pro-
dueed unusually large quantities of
honey. Honey sells, however, at the
high price of IS to 35 cents per pound.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

D~ At Paramount, West Virginia.
last week, Mr.. John Pyles, aged seventy
two years, was married to Mrs Sarah c.
Carico, aged fifty. The bride was dress
ed in plain insey froek, without hoops,
cut in the most economical style, and alb
breviated about foot from the ground.
So says the Jenkins of the Lafayette
Nntf,.isr-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

nD-It is currently reported, says the
Vieksburg Herald of the 9th, that the
Treasury Agencies have received orders
to sell out their fxings, wind up their
books and send in their resignationl! u
The deep grief which pervad es this com
munity at this heartrending intelligence,
can only be compared to that spread
over the United States on hearing Of
the capitulation of Gen. Leel We must
stop-our feelings overcome us.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

sa- A gentleman writes from Texas
to the Philadelphia Iaqssrisr that Colonel
Bryant, of the Thirteenth Corps, was
lately killed by q shark, while bathing
on the coast of Brazos, and negro had
a leg taken of. General WeitzeI has
ordered, in consequence, that the men
shall not battle on the coast where sharks
abound. aefsB
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

A Coop DRoIsiox The New Hamp-
shire Superior Court has decided that an
Express Company delivering parcel
marked with the cabalistic &c. o. D.
collect on delivery-mnst allow the per-
son to whom it is consigned reasonable
time to open the package and determine
whether he will receive il or not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

Too MuoH RAIN Very heavy rains,
says the New Albany Ledger of Mon
day, had fallen in that vicinity since
Saturday evening" From IL o'clock on
Saturday night until 3 o'clock on Sun
day afternoon, il rained hard, without
moment g. intermission. These heavy
rains cannot fail to prove injurious to
the oats and grass crops which have
been cut and shocked in the fields,
and is likely to cause wheat in the
stack to sprout. So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

Mons RAM Ian immense rain set in
late Tuesday night and continued until
daylight A vast amount Of water fell,
and il the rain was general, "a we be.
lieve it TO have been, the volume of
watsE-in- the river will be largely in
creased
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
A sUeoE,rrOs.-Without desiring to

A. SUeeEsTIos.-Without desiring to
be obtrusive, We respectfully make
suggestion to the proprietors of the ele-
CANT new building being erected on the
corner of Main and First streets, which
is that in the third story bow window
they place a number one Regulator,
with three dials, which can be iilumin.
ated at night and which will at all timea
indicate the Time. This can be done at
very little cost comparatively and would
be public benefaction.
By having it properly regulated it
would become the standard Time for the
city, and besides being an elegant orua-
ment to the building would be the very
best possible sign the Bank could erect.
We have no doubt the City Council,
and the citizens in general, would con-
tribute literally toward the purchase
Of the Time piece. Certain it is
that some Town Clock or conspicuous
Time-keeper should be put up whereby
the Time Of the city could be regulated.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELEcTIoS.-The
election for officers of the Library As
ISOLATION takes place tonight at the
rooms in Marble Hail.
There are two tickets in the field, and
the contest is expected to be warm and
exciting 1t is important that every
stockholder be present, in order that
there be no complain: or grunbling
hereafter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

SALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS. -
Thirty Government side-wheel and
screw steamers were sold on Saturday
at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn, at public
anction, realizing nearly million of
dollars. The bidding was spirited, and
in some instances the vessels sold for
nearly the original cost.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
BOOKS.
New Rnnks


A. DOBELL'S BOOK STORE.
DRESIHEET WORDS A SELECTION FROM
L tas sxFressss Thoughts Of Mr.. Lincoln
The 1~uth's History 4 the RebellfoR, by Thay-
er, ye-g INTEREST," & work.
Life OF Horace Mann
The PiOreer Boy; q Life Of Abraham Lincolu,
adapted for tbs young.
Ths Ferry y; Life CT Chass, adapted fJr the
young
The Farmer Boy; Life Of Grant, adapted for
the young.
The %hinkiRg BayOnet: bg Rssmer.
The Sou Of the Soil BY Mrs iphSut.
Christian 8 d istake by author of Johu Hall ak.
Thee Leigh ~ Miss fhomss-
LOve aud Pride: BY Mrs Cry
Be'ial a new Novel published b. Harper.
Tory Butlers g "a DO.
Life OF Julius Cesar: By Louis Napoleon; 81
Eiiton
All the Works OF Carl a. Lee Hsntz.
AL the Work. Of Hawthorn
DOBELL begs TO hank > customers fSF
support, aud 10 gn4fantee TO them that be reduces
al prices IS soon as done 50 BY Publishers.
A ful! sEPp'y of school Books, sc FIR Country
Merchants 81 lowest pres. jyH0 Sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

-" n IbhHE uANIEf " ny TO IoN1s
Mr.. a. f. shrader: = grET-
To arrive the 10Th of July, 1855.
" GIovsr, car lumber, Q cars Shingles First
Ma Ional Bank, l safe; schapker & b, I truck,
tarparIiD, e c; 5 s Dryder, car 1unbsf and
pickets; J wansoh, car shingles; W Gruen
a Co. ! bale ul5se II Cook, 20 Ks soap Mark
a Warren, 5 hhds earthenwa,e; Wheeler 3 q, So
bags coffee; : n LfviDRs'on, l BIZ dry goods; Horn
brook 90, scales; 2 Marg Il, 1 AZ tOhasco !
Pr'ston Bros, brls blsekingi kagon D. brls
ware Ferris, Sparks a Co, 2 brls alum. 5 bxs dry
good ;, bx q Vsnnemau, brl bla Bg Hul-
man, % bris sugar Maeksy, II = Co, BIZ dry
goods r SeBNBin, 2 bxs boots G Dixon do ;
Broua hton & W. l bx lqner Keller d ", do /
BIZ periumerYs Jaquese, 1 Co, bxs dry goods.
tsigue1i A. Il. ROBBINS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

FcR SALE "A House and Lot, stu
ated between Allis's Mill and the old
graveyard, near the canal. The house
is entirely new. For further inf9rma-
ton inquire at Armstrong; Furniture
Store, on Main Street...-.--jg1s. W.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

sara New York letter in the Provi-
dence Journal tells Of clergyman who
lost 100000 Of his own, all Of his moth
er's estate, 100000 belonging to his
father-in.law, and involved two or three
OF his parishioners, BY stock and gold
speculations. He wound up by being
dismissed from his church, and is now
consigned to poverty in "a sequestered
retreat"-the State Prison, perhaps.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

1@The Paducah Federal Union is
assured that large quantities of cotton
along the line OF the Mobile and Ohio
railroad, below Union City, Tenn, are
being consigned 30 Columbus.
Let it be shipped to this city and sent
East, to . market, by the fast Cotton
Express kiss. .z CAS-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

Tbs undersigned wishes 10 sell TO resPonsibls
person one. half Of the Bar situated in the Ores
oedt City Hotel 1 will sell II TO sny enc who an.
dsrstands tho business, at bargain.
jys.im CIV. BRANDON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

B@~ Governor Fenton, of New York,
is quite i'll, and fears are entertained
that he will not recover Three Govern.
ors are now seriously ill-Fepton, Ct
New York; Brougb, of Ohio, and Nor
ton, of Indiana Louisville Journal
We had not before heard that Govern
or Morton was seriously i'll, and we hope
the Journal ia mistaken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

Income TAx-There are not many
extraordinarily heavy Income Taxpay-
ers in Louisville, though the average is
very comfortable. The heaviest we have
noticed is Joseph Monk, SIS, 900; Joseph
r. Thompkins, $4,000; L. l. Warren,
s55, 900; John B Smith, $4,000; w.
B. Belknsp, $4,000; James Gutherie,
SAC, 900; A. Brandeis, $43, 600; W. w.
Crawford, $42, 900; A P. Cochran, S40,-
600; N Bloom, $4,000; 7. P. Hughes,
SAT 900, and SO downward.
We expect to be able soon to publish
the list in this county, and we are glad
TO learn there is a general disposition to
canvass closely the incomes of the vari-
GUS permanent citizens, so that Govern
ment may derive the full benefit of all
that is due from each.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

RE-APPoINTED.-It affords US pleasure
to announce that our distinguished fell
low citizen, Major A. L. Robinson, has
been re appointed Surveyor of Customs
for the port Of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
Local Notices.
HEADQUARTERS INDIANA LEGION
OF VANDERBURGH COUNTY, 3

OF VANDERBUReH COUNTY,
EvANsyILLE, ISD., July 10th, 1865
The commissioned officers of toe DIFF
ferent companies of the Indiana Legion,
of yanderburgh county, will attend a
meeting at the Court House, in the city
of Evansville, on Saturday, Jny I'D
inst, at $50 o'clock P W. A fuIf at
tendance is required, as business Of i'm
portance 10 those who have reeeipted
for ordinance) will be brought before
the meeting. The following companies
sbonld he renressnted-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

RAJ Ladies, Misses and 0hiidreus
Caters in all neU styles, and at very
loc prices az the Boston Boot and Shoe
Store. - 81 j. S. RIoKER & Son, r-
jy20 IS Locust Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20

pa The Little Rock Journal holds
out strong Inducements to emigrats to
Northwestern Arkansas, and dilates
with great enthusiasm on its soil and
timber, its mines of lead, iron, silver,
saltpetre, and coal, te say nothing Of it's
fne climate and pure water.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-20
MEDICAL.


/ a. sas- FoR MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
AHhTHEwfs VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
ths ~ q trial, ana Is sop,talily increa.ias In
ppbiie fayor. 1850.
TaB VesETIls HAIR DYE 10 the beet and
ehsapa@faua,is. Its rriss s. only re. and each
b9tsis contains dpubls tie quaEiify " Dye In
those rsu,ily sid ioE 81.
-1Rls HATk Dye is Manufactured ~ a pses.
liar process, which renders # Infinitely sussr,or
ie.ep > egein he market. Being complete 10 one
b2ttle, HrepaF siion Is required, which grsat,,
/ I'm piiass the appiiestiov $500.
IS USING THIS DYE yoH avoid tiAt rusty.
dead spFsaranee BY which dyed hair ard ubisksr,
are soT eseiiy reesgn zed. when an IN 'srior arti
ols has sssnn rpei a. IL produces perfectly n.su
Tai color of sny shad hat is desired from q rie6
Blown 20 ietfy. iHstrous black, that win MOI
snut, SFeck or stain the clothing. Insest 7se
snd yYq sill 10 coay meet. sold ~ all Drug
sisss and Fancy Gods Dealers. ss4l
4. I. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
DEAAs BARNES co., New York, Whols-
Sals Agsats. nSss