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, 1865-12-29
(From tie Spectator, Nogem6cr, 49,
GRADE IN AMERICA N ENGLAND.

Has grade any real connection what
ever with occupation? The Mohamme-
dan world says no, holding that Sultan
and street sweeper being, if MussulmanS,
alike creatures of the Almighty, they
must be equal in everything save the ac-
cident of function. So holding, they
believe that every man is competent for
every office, ard feel no surprise when
told that the Prophet made IA slave who
was his valet Conmander-in-Chie or
see the Sultan make of a ci-devant tObac-
conist a pasha. The Hindoo world says
no, believing that difference Of caste Is
difference of species, not 10 he affected by
any act which does not break The mystic
charm, and the Sudra officer therefore
bows low before the Brahmin private,
while the Rrahmin peasant refuses to
marry the daughter Of his Sudra landlord.
Europe, however, has for ages said yes,
holding occupation the ultimate dIStinc-
ton among men, the proof as it were Of
qualities, hendIrg before the tanners
grandson if he becomes a king, forgetting
the Paleo!ogus who SINKS iuto q mason,
and utterly contemning the graduate who
e~nlists. So intense is ihr feeling, that if
Of W brothers absolutely equal one
were a clergyman and the other a linen
draper, they could not visit in the same
houses. SO holding, Europe has created
The passion for getting on, which in most
parts Of the Continent, and more especl-
ally in Great Britain, is the strongest of
social forces, the one which, for instance,
urges men content with the comfort their
wealth secures still 20 Iabour for more.
It would seem, however, probable that
the European idea will not always pre-
vail among transplanied Europeans. The
idea of the relation between occupation
and dignity appears in the United States
to be dying out. Madison could not
have turned lumber-dealcr, Lincoln could.
A passed Cabinet Minister will practise
, 1865-12-29
Not an M. D.
To the Editor of the St. CrOix Avis.
Mr.. Editor,

Mr.. Editor,
Through the medium of your columns
I beg leave to call the attention of the
Colonial Council to a matter of public
interest, with regard to which no doubt
all who can form an opinion on the sub
iect will agree that it stands greatly in
need of mending, viz. the way our judi
cial and court fees are fixed and regulat-
ed.
In many instances unreasonably high,
they are in others too low in proportion.
High values escape adequate charges,
whilst small values are overcharged, not
seldom even to an extent next to tabu-
lous.
A striking illustration Of this is pre-
sented in a recent transfer by public sale
of a small landed property in the vicinity
o fBasin C'Holgershaab"-some three or
four acres of land formerly belonging to
Mt. Welcome Stock Estate, with a house
erected thereon), the legal expenses in
CURED by the sale and by a levy proceed
ing it, amounted to near $500, whilst the
property altogether did only bring 500
more, say a trifing under $500, such
expenses consequently being fully two
thirds of the purchase sum.
On any property, realized by public
sale, there is, independent of the per-
centage to the State Treasury. a charge
to the Vendue Office of about $l4, and
whether the property be a dilapidated
, 1865-02-20

The masked ball at the OPEN In Paris
which closed 1861 WAS marked BY a sprfehtly
little bit Of significant bu1lesque. At signal,
procession Of thirty-eIght individuals, IN
coats braide with the Academy palms, were
formed In one Of the corridors. They wore
masks that were faithful portraits Of the thlr-
ty Academicians. They marched with stately
step and allow, and their faces were grave, as
became learned Academicians. An usher,
wearing silver chain, and motioning the
crowd 10 make way with m ebony wand.
preceded the procession. Presently the thlr-
ty-eight formed themselves into circle, the
perpetual secretary advanced, and the usher
drew an urn from his pocket. This urn was
passed round. The Acadenicians we're elect
ing member to the vncant chair The en-
tire thirty-efght gave their votes to Jules
Janin. The election brought to close, the
usher booked band Of white calico to his
wand. On this band in big black letters, the
fact was recorded that J. ]. had been elected.
1--WE anticipate the justice Of the. French
Academy" were the words upon the banner.
The thl1ty-eight reformed In pairs, gravcly
desc rded tho Opera staircase, bowed to tho
check takers. entered nineteen cosfpes that
we're In waiting for them, and drove of,
leaving no tsnce Of their identity behlnda
them.
, 1865-02-20
pftroleum Oil 60.


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NJ OluAL ENEtII
LII
.PETROLEUM COMPANY
o.,
organized under The Laws Sf the Stats
OF Now York.
oArlfNl STOCK asa9s 81; saaEEs 5 AT :ss' PER
taun su,prs ; on .,oc % ~ nrs,a7
y WnS:ktaG y: CaPiTAL to tu1ly develop TIC property
cnsse ct laads and c,her properly - 'oo pas-
omee' No. $50 PesaEl-1Vt:, sn V::,. snanover sauare.s
oFF1CRRB:
Asn: JeHz kz11Y, Of Nov Yer., pr.,den..
S9HE & elLEs; ES g! New York, vlss frasiaent-
W}hfiSs 23hf { S9tFS To;x: Trsssasss:
OF Tu'v1e' Fenn A,sstsns
heSses': Sss zo9f ~ Counsel
TRUSTEES:
o HSn Hs1 32HN KELLY Sheriff OF the City aud County
dEoEtuET JET +. HAws. Secretary y, c,n,o,u.:,.,,
f,5S SSHS 5R;P5asff SE{s
msss Faaa @ HsE YarF. snate' Ne" YORK F1F' Depart
SH5k{EN GMersh.ns -
Tlii,s%ss. NsS yqfF; .a'.snsa'' No' SCUM
I1HE iiHs ntrenrnt Il ~ Wss13 ~
YHkY TM 2 3 9'n6IEN 16iazI 1efsssnt: = Esoa:s::
su.yine. Fem. hAl' 1s''sAus superintendent t.
and ne ses e ~ o. 9 csk
hssFt f St rs OIL F3xon r. vsnan9c gsE1aa and sG
fnrng, snnns,a III iS ~ spInss a9a SAE
Sis!d o!t sT.s q r. peps5y ssnees &
na ss " 0sn9 tns op he 19n
xSch ~ Ssio e ans eompsaI ~ ct
eugdya scrss have 6tsn .+iee,ed h9 eansssnt
, 1865-02-20
NOTICE,-Property marked ar

NOTICE. Property marked and
~ enume rsted below. no + hald by Chicago and
Pn5's Ks,ss IN se Fl
SAMP5ON. March lit. 1665, nnltts sooner claimed:
Madd1e. 1. mills; n u Jones. L. mill spcnta
and pipe; Dtnp!aE- ! feed Gutter: Stevens z,
iaTtoa s PdsT BoS.
Aaf1le, = / tettIes; = L AZ RGhTond, OF BOYS: 4
trunk; S Johnson. boxes; i Sherry. csse;
koka.a RIo: 81; jsaasoa, iasss9 ese.9; w
bog; AadawaI, boz: a i Tay ot, i box; Rev Il a
5RoSsh,i 5ox; II %iil.sns: ! es1; y wi
~. isTs = oox; tlisszrinn'1.. II; 2 1eo1; Gswsy
= Iaans, boxes; !honp.on Alston, hs1; burn
be1; peet Wis box: M Jones, box eSfsa 4tha
tlsEk l 1tln!e IT S ekaey, table andi .tsnl;
bag: 0F Woedr9n. boz; 9 Y Phelps, o3!; q
s,a 4a;; beg; iIsG: 69i; be5ss
boz; y Ii'lon; boz; MD pe.n,2 Do1ea: Rhll
boz; GARNER. trnnk and bog; s1shop Williams,
boz Vance q LsEdis, bog; J II MarEfj, l bor Df
P johnson, box; A1cnzo Brown, box:
CHAIsLtN = TAPPEN.
Gcn7 Freight AZ eur, G. 4 N. ", 4 e. Co
, 1865-02-20
NV De.finy-what IL IT.

Professor EUSTIs LaRitARo, tpapu Of IA.
PuAKL, tue London AsroloccI., will %rtc our. eCIKS.
I1FicA1Lr and coHnEcrhr. the FUIraz EARTHLY
Fortune 1sl ipF Trickesy resorted to. These Lie
Charts r int out pAr!c9larly the FUTURE in regard
f. ns MSns toSs sqd
FnI ca ;r.. 6: ten yesM: F.; N.Y. aa.slions. q:
Ct birth. whether single married. an1s Addtet
EUST1S LARkAt<D, Camden, New Jersey.
fA37.
, 1865-02-20

Writing the Cincinnati CuH,tT1AE ADVOCATE. says:
"Pa.elt Medicines are uke doctors. some good.
Tecomn nd them. and each receiving shsse Of pub
favor. For instance, the CONSTITUTION Wafer D yer
t1c;e Of the dlseass for which II Is recon
fnended. IhAyc convened with several Intelligent
druggists, some Of whom are phyE!c14ns, who SPEAK
= high Irase Q! y Ior the cure q diabssss; und
without the knoHled-C CT acquaintance G1 the pro.
pEetor esJ to such u have that troublesome and
ftsl d.e.ee, HJ It,. Il has remarkable yutuct With
Out Z doubt, Rev. #. s. LukT, Fo6t0F1A, O."
, 1865-02-20
Hair Dye! Hair Dyesl

BACHELORS celebrated HAIR DYE Is THE BEST
n TIE woKLD. The only HAHNL Llss. TErK and RxL1-
aB1K Dye known: This splendid Hair Dye ie Perfect
4LossY BLACK AND NArrEAL bsows, without {n}uI-
Ing the H.iI ol stslnnx the skin lessaz the Aair son
storing its Pristine Golo1 and 1ecrs the II eneeta oi
Bad Dyes The Genuine il signed WILLIAM 4.
BACHELoK. I'll Others arenere limitations and should
he ayoilcd. so1d b{ 81 .FuES5ts, &C Fact7r7 u
Barclay street, New YORK.
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing tho Hair.
, 1865-02-20

DIR. P,loRS COUGH BALSAM has been ussd for
thtfty-nvc Sc with triumph ssccen For Coughs
Cold. uoafscness. Sore Throat. nfpthe1ta. Group
Whoop4nE Cough. Asthma, CatA3 b, Bronchitis, Con
eumpdve nlcultlcs, and Ill affections OF the Throat
and Lu1gs Ithas no equal. Tbousaods have used It,
aud found relief when all eIee tailed. t-a1 will
convince the Incst skcpttcal Sold By ali Druggists
and Dcslef.. J.N e. C.E. PRIOR, Pzoprieto1a.
fc2Hkst2tta 12l0 Broadway. EeE York.
, 1865-02-20

39roppBalS.
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH

UFFzcE CoEKIssART or eCB.1srKsCt,3.
th!cAco, ILL.,. February l8h5.
Sealed Proposals. viii bc received at this office till
II O'Clock m cn MOSrhY, the eoth Feoruhry. 1855,
tor fun isunE FRESH BEAF to the troops The
lowing Places commenein The Ii da} q March ls65
Tiozary 9snorM ma. dttect viz: Ghtcago, Rock
1s!And 0alocJ and spr:nsneld, LIMOS and VII tmps
p0s& dcpota and hospitals In the vicinity otths above
The said Bee1 be Of scod ou.llsy, with
eQus1 FRO ,oft1ous Of hind and quarters fn-cka
ahsnks nd Kidney Il low rxc'udca> 10 be delivered
u sueh Quantities and .t Euch tsnes and
The Deei to be Of o. lat Cows. tDalls, ssags
and 16ln COWS eIcluded1
All bins uust be in dupac.ts. accompanied byA
copy this dveFfls and GQnI3nfee Of SWo fn-
NponKi: te pe1zung. IN the following totm-
AVE- the unders1guea. ht rebT guarantcr IN Case The
foregoing bid OF - be accepted. 1t shall be Only
fulfilled &ccordtng to ts trne putpos aad conditions
also. that written contract shah be oxecutsd with
bonds in the sum Of 321,Q9
II hct-6y certify that the shove naned - ara
Anewn 70 me II men of property. e9e to HaGe good
Their af=ntee4.
co.'s s!snsd b, The United States District Judge
OF D1stt1ct Attorney
-
)"
Az b,tdest must give their names and place nfbu-
bood With good suo sufficient security will be re
Ths Fight to reject -ny OF Al, bids IL reserved.
P2yme-t1 be made In such tunEs IL mar be f1r-
nishco b. the Uulted StNsea.
f1oross " must he mtd= to the undt1stE.d and In
der ed Proposals for Ffesn ne:. - -
<fss-hN7lH 1 r E.tsf - sMfbs.ts4,
, 1865-02-20
1ncerso1I Geo sr
Irvine James

johnson 8 "
johnson Alex
JohnsonJamesB B
Johnston Y 8
Johnston Jas B
JohnstonSamuel
Jones James
Jones Joseph
Jones Harry
Jones T B
JoAes " Pau1
Jones Josh "
Jones Merritt L
Jones VIM q
Jones RtchardW
J1lson VIM q
Keepirs J B
keatnes James
kewley John
Kennedy Joseph2
Kelly Wm
heunflWorth Jo-
eeph G
Kellogg VIM &
Amnefv LIS
Kline Vim B
Pkelu Ii P
hnhall Martin
Kenny Lawrence
Kay William P
Kennedy II
Kelly Ii ]
Kfss J Z
Keith John
htping Daria
, 1865-02-20
.Tor the Gnln @ines.
ITO! FOR THE GOLD MINES
LII OF IDAHO
MONTANA AND IDAHO
TRANSFORMATION Line /!

The Eow., tssr and llahs urausht steamer pBRR
tODGE- Ihomas ": Hes Commander, Henry A.
Bowman. ssk nov being but 4 e1stsbuEg. "a. e1-
VIII ieaye m h4Ig ioT Fort Benton intermediate
pelets on AtghLA9, February 18th. md ST. Louis
On SATURDAY. M ch sth. or as 431n thoresfta4 N
<heriver IS open to Omaha aud Council Blnts
The nav. faat aud light dr~ucht stesmsr BENTON,
Wm. howard. Haster. Lewis aiAe, CitTk, vii iesye
DAY, March ltn-
1hf new, fast and light d-sugh: steamer YELLOW
ascVe+ SATURDAY, Mar b 18th
The ysrS tast and light dracEht Steamer. FANNY
CdDEE, haMas Townsrnd, C.mmanaer, Xoees BIZ
tiafu, Clerk. will leave Is Above On SATURDAY.
. gtaamel 81 @ r1Ea 1oDsR will ren.,a between Fart.
shta int II delivered at FIT Bentcn
y h!a aFEsnEemsnt shipper, hsv. great adyantsze
And an assurance th*t their freight will be deyered
4 tts destination 70 ase also prepared = furnish
Ano Will give through 81 1iLsdng to Silver City L1at
Ehsnce, P1!ckly Pear Deer Lodge. Virginia City ana
Baunock City and Gal!atin. For Isefgut or pas,9R0
sp2y y 70 JOHN q. G0PELlM; g seatneasI cotnsr Mafa
F!ne md conmeIclaj y JOHN ! b e q CO.. Cor
j. c. vi KBR,
Nos So and s. South Waterst, corner Of State sest.
thlc3ko Agent. fejhf7-3m IN
, 1865-02-20

]r
| Maynard A1mfrn mtH
| Menuer Mary B uuteB
MearS Ann mrs
Mclep1 Ella
Meit1et"n LoutAa miss
Merrill DC mrs
Merrill Do-itha mrs
Merrill Ellen mYp
Miller EItgahcfb mfss
| Miiin1h 1;1.io - mT1
Wiats r.
M;i1er MAJ A n,.a
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, 1865-02-20

WAEATOH'e 0tNTaENT viii cure sas
A.o ep,s. SALT EHEGM EiSsRs' cgnnLA1xs,
SD ~ ERuPTf0Hs OF lHE skl<. Pdre 50 ct.ts.
EEVKf POTTER. so.e Agents. 10 Wssh,ngtos- -si :,
oatoa ~. q foEEaraed BY mh'. free OF postage.
Chlc&,o, H.. 1rfp hs7s irnis
, 1865-02-20

Nye Chas II
Ncwland Chas
Newton c 4
Nichols Charlie
Nlckclts Daniel
N1choles D C
NornlandonDan
Noyea Ed9
Noyes RfchardE
foyes Ed Z 2
Nisbet Richd
Nash & Kirk
WOOD
Nye Frank Geo
Nfrn1na Thna
, 1865-02-20
Lowell " F sgt

T'a1lantJ q
r-Tanants L B
Tappenden mr.
Talcott Lester
Trowbridge d
Grant
Toneston d CO
Timer Newton
LTracy James
Tol1and John
Thurston Wm R
Tobey 4 B
Tower Webster
ToTnes Benz F
F1f1mbnlt PeHy
Thorp WmJ
Tfaynor Patrick
I Townsend David
Upper MG
Towne II II
: Nckncr LP3
Todd Lyman J
hamon Michael
TtFucr Charles
Timer Robert
1rtxal Ban
TotanceLB
, 1865-02-20

From all pkrts Of the body III i've minutes. without
Injury 70 The SKIN, by "TpuAx's DEPILAToRT Pow.
pKEh Price. sl Mai1cd TO any address fer sl2s. By
g. C. DPhAM. Is Sonth Eighth street, Phlisdelphla
Pa. AK for -QruAxs Dxr1LAInRT PowpER." and
take no other. LORD sAI1A, = Lake street, Cane
n! AGents Also. soI sale bS I'll DrnGetsts-
delS T.sk
, 1865-02-20

Rzy1nEHCas, ty Permission: Hon Andrew John-
SCH, NathVllle; Nal, Gen. Rossc.u, Nashvi q: Hon.
" J. Baxter, Joneav!ils, Mich; Brig Gen. & s.
Granger Decatur; Prcf J. J-Campbeli, Cr &wf-rdsvi~,
Ind: Brig. Gen J. r. Knipe u. 4 A.; Messrs Brtg8i
= Co" Nsehvtlle: II. q. 5. Ffench. Sashyate: Hoa-
, 1865-02-20
& D. O. WAIT,

IL Commission n nd Forwa riding it~rch'ta
No. Dole Butlci inc, 8. Water S., Chicago. Ill.
N.B~-We a1e pr p red TO mak= cash a1y .peev On
eoTittnments, opetts In asore sapnaep MS R&st
% parties sht pi1 TO us Aso .untsh All kln. Ia =
1t ihe loWt st uAnr ct rice. tr1k f1.-ivh 1tw
, 1865-02-20

Savage mr. Smith Chester Fsteyens Aiyah
Savage FW Smith Parley2 Stevens Charles
ssayaEe Edward smtth Stevens !
Sherman q D Smith Emory P Stevens Kobt r
Sherman VIM Smith n. Stevens
Sampson 81 D Smith EP2 Stevens Henry
Shaw Homer Smith Eboy Stevens VIM 4
Shaw c J A Smith Ell Stevens Wm
Shaw John c. Smith FS Stevens B
shS shsSiWood Ic " Smith Thomasastewart :iames 1 A
Snckett Master Smith II r. SteWartQS
Charlie J Smith nc Stewart is
Scrnls Charles Smith " Stewart dos B
Schoouanaker Smith Harry Stewart ramsay
Cyrus Smith j s Stewart B "
Shea Patrick Smith " 2 Stewart Ht
Stafford Henry Dsmith J RB2 Stone 4 Gaylord
Sanders ] II Smith james Stone B F
Seherry Smith Joseph Stone Osborn
Sheey1n James Smith James Stone E rev
Schouiten John Smith john E Stone Theodore
Shanto Joseph Smith John B Stone u
Seymour Chas LSm.th VIM r Stone 1 DW8
seholes John Smith Jpo Fred Stone Il
Y
ssf. sse;y %!!3sa s%s!l Asfea ns SULTAN John
ss1,,sy William snsncet
stiff ffSFa WI sfoaans sfasi1l sdh1es A Bazter
Sheahan MichaelSpain charlie J steptoe i Nc
shumway Chas Squier Danl Farlin.
fr Shauahan Danl Snydam
shfnt chas AZ siikman chas P Sweet Benjamin
Seaman Edward Spencer Daniel SInnnet r
Saunders ] ] 3n Squiers Dalbe1t swaiss E rev
sn11 sasfRa
shoya san1l sloeam Jsre@i,hs trader Jacob
sRana!e sRas9 Ss s'ar 'n
shaspe.a samuelsioan Michael Starr Edward
shax s,s kSd s131 sheTTtsf ! 3, Stanley EF2
sesv, s 15snas Bsp1nesgE Bsprg eeo es stfadf9 saa
Sanceer 1heo'reswegay WD swan Theod'e F
ShoyeI qal5iel Sooey toseRh stenghtsnberg
Shepard CIV Simpson Geo "
SAWYER HAffy 7 EnyLhr Geo Fl SwHanrv Timnsv
shesssn Tir$y siaasasFS simPssoa w1 Flmoss
ss,a sRe1ts sE Edrsla stops1 81 Sso5ss 5Ghn Vt
scribner y Spader IL Stool Henman
sheohsn ;Ansa1ex;epeE wPH staFess W
sssnple hsa wm If sts5lcy
sn!!h : s;svenssh5!lng leys5inehsnIstosS
smi.h Il stese I 4 Lowell " sgt
Turney Brother<TayloA Calvin TallantJH
Tansey Thomas TaIcotl & Sher-Tanants LIB
5fy Ta5sr Rs19oa TeRets sste4
co Tsrri'l Samuel Trowb1idge d
Thorpe E Tnbin Robert Grant
Taylor Thomas Ttkauy = Tolleston q CO
Thompson @ 1urer Robert Tnrner Newton
ThompaonW WlllieTurnsJ J v Holland John
Thompson JohnTrumla Geo T ThurBtun Wm
THOMPSON Jno NTobey GH Tobey ABB
Thompson HuShTeiler FA Tower Webster
Mi1ler2 Tilly Thonns ToEnes Benz
Thompson G " Tufny ySelopon PTrumbu1t Pery
Thompson Z G Tucker A Thorp WmJ
Thonas EP Ta1cott 4 e, Ttaynor Patrick
Thomas Eben Iator Gedrge Townsend David
Thomas Fl G mayer AZ upper @
Taylor Mick Trinan Mtn1y Towne u II
TAYLOR Wt1li1m TalheEt WP g1ckncr LP3
Tey!or B Tute Wm Todd Lyman J
Tayior John Teamen Jacob Taamon Michael
Ts7inr Tn1Enadge ] D Ttlucr Charles
TayIor VIC TompkiEs 4 Tuner Robert
TayiotT tTB Tracy AlbcrtS 1r1al Ben
Taylor Gilbert Tracy James TofanceLB
Taylor Charles
rrrch David Ullman Jas Undehill WA
f1ndcyhi11 Saml Underwood
Y
Voele Moses Fan Hamn1e fc-s43dotter John
Van Deusen 4 Tx ~
Vefcelus A H2 Naux Ihomas nioert 53aeph G
Van Black E Naa Aofn ran9adel Vim C
Verhack AF Van Ma.en i52aE LINER Vim
TrS7E i HfttrU1
, 1865-02-20
Petroleum.

0H LANDS FOR SALE.-140o
4RreA Of OIL Land a. tse, on Walkers f7eeI, In
tdtchjt county Vest SIre!ula, the Baltimore and
Chic fstlroat Ttls !n1 Laws william the celebrated
on BELT OF that r'glon. Arrlyto
JAMES s. WATSON,
Es1.rEM.4 4F "-'I,r1 arrest. Ttf' -te1nhta.
, 1865-02-20
urch David Ullman JasJ Vndahili " 4
IJndcYhilt SaEn1 Underwood

voo1e Moses yan Hamme Fc-yandoAter Jo1n
Van Deusen a Tx *
vor Rlact r B Van Horn J Z Vanosdei Wm r
verharE AT Van Hagen IsaacYaaO IIntcr W1o
vsnThn George V4n Evry 3 Vaughn Isw1s
Vinfon James Vaughn Jamea YleS LeWis
, 1865-02-20
Stubborn Cough,

And yet though u Il and speedy in it, oper
fions Il perfectly harmless, being purely vegetable
tered 70 children q any aee. 4sH ~. ..41~n9
taken In season.
, 1865-02-20

RESTORATIVE R0R TIE HAIR
RESTORES
GRAY OR FADED HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR.
CLARK:s DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
surely c1adlcates Dandruf+
CLARKg DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
Prevents Its Failing OF.
C1ARHs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR,
Promotes lts Natural and Healthy Growth.
CLARKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
Causes the Hair to Efo~ on Bald Heads, where thu
roots Rre not entirely dead. In such caBes
nothing will do1t
CLARK,s DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
Is most Luxurtant Dressing. A little one sass:~1
like II, 1t makes ny hair feel 30 soft and shiny"
CLAKKT DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR,
Containa no dirty sediment to be shaken up before
CLARKS DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
cear 70 2 NOT
UARKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
IL delightfully."- pe1funed and does not turn rancid II
warm weather.
c1aRK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE, HAIR,
In The only perfect Dressing and RestoEer Of coloz
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR,
sn5 e est e1y = PEI bottle Ane
Give it a Trial.
country. Tooe~"Alss u clsg eno
| C. q. CLARK & CO.,
pR0PMET0Rs. \
NEW HAVEN, .... cow
General Depot,
23 Lake-st., Chicago.
At Wholesale by LORD / SMITH, HURNHAM q
An EHAACk. FULLER, E1FCR 4; FULLER, II
J. q. REED T. CO., c. G. EMI1u-
et:Q66ss ~ .1tew-EN
, 1865-02-20
o

O'Donnel1&coP2Owcn James 0lmstca Levi
OsNeEll D P O'Brien John Onions Vim
O'IIerron Den. O'FaFrelI Joseph O'Brien Malachi
mis- 0'Donohne JohnO' Reilly Michael
O'Conue]1 EdwdO 'ConneI1 John O'Shannessy II .
OSoggln Ihos 0'Harra mr. 4'BEfen Andrew
Owen 81 O'Cal!aghan " 0'Rook Peter
0'Ketfe Thos OkleT Wm 0'Ma11ey Wm
sfo ThntI8 8a
, 1865-02-20
Draft d CO., BUFFALO, NY.

IA n
Manufacturer md pezleEp In Foundry P1k Iron Hs~
Iton. a1zor<ed Hammered HlRSa dhct Ir0r NerrE1T
Kau RodA. Cut Nz.lz and 1klt1ps1 Epl1a ro2i. .NNsS
, 1865-02-20
A SURE CURE
+. Fl. REED & CO.,
nPOErKR3 AND JOBBERs Or
DRUGS and CHEMICALS,
- Lake-St, Chicago, Allzneis,

ALAo. DIAL LARs1LY II
eAINT1, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE
BURNING OILS, KBROsENK, sOAPMAKERst
GT0CK. AANUFACTURkR4'
GOODS, &C.,
Which We otez 1t prices favorable to Western Ner
ehanta and Manut1ctuIerA
Il Red, lM Pearl street, n. III
H.A HUXLB7r, Chicago. &eiFmW5E
, 1865-02-20

The unenlttvated Plantations OF Northern Alabama
which can te pro- ufed the owuers at setsou Abe
rates. comprise many thouaatd acres. Nesrly all Of
farming utensils cah1ns gin houses, outhouscs anu
sEBsIsrEAc1 to i large extent.
The tnurrty oi tho climate i unsurp8ssed. and the
1:1k Of cue rAs upon tarns rented from citizens il
sc4rcesJ nolbtuR.
The nnde1sened are largely eagszet in tha plant
u. ouiness and ftnm long residcnso In tails section
offer their services to sll who wish 10 embark Ia the
prehtBple business Of Cotton P!anin9 to secure f3r
them snch plantations they may desire. Apply In
peraon. or By letter rnclot1n9 aiD, to
6ELFH1OGE, ALEXANDRA & CO,
, 1865-02-20
GputultBs.on Mx11bant8.


DIsSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
~ FERsH1P--The co-partncrahip heretofore e1-
listing uuctr tho n.mc Of N: b. HAtPLETE d co,
has oe en- dissolved By mutual conent y. Rapplxya
llfudas1on, snd will pay the ce2ts Of fhe Tho
ru1nsss ~ nt 10 the nEm OF J. s. Ws1la
& Co.: OF Whtch Ar. R.ppleye heconss member
fSlgneh1 n. B. RAPPLEYE
Chicago, Feb. 18th, 1885, j. NcNk1lL
, 1865-02-20
@t-Martln Anderson
34-Brttta Larssen

f Oalce open from 1st Of April to lat of No
Eemhcr, from 7 a: n. till p. M; from November
81 70 april 1st from a. N. till P. m. and On
j. SCRIPP3 PM
, 1865-02-20
LORD Il SMITH.

LORD t. SMITH,
Wholesale Druggist, = Lake street., Chicago. Ill.
General Western Agents.
CI1AR RK'S
DISTILLED
, 1865-02-20
No Family Should Lbe without it.
4 Is within the reach Of au:the pr1ce.ecing
ONLY 40 CENTS.

And Ii an Investment and thorough triAl does not
"bkck up" the Hboye statement. the money viii 81
refunded We ssy this knowing Its merits, and fee!
confident that one u1A Will secure for 1t home IN
every household.
Donot waste away with coughing when 80 small ar
investment Will cure you II may be had Of any re
srectaO!e Druggist tn town, who will furnish yon VIII
circular OF genuine certificates curtis It has made
~ Sold by Druggssse eycryEherex
, 1865-02-20
Qui.k James Quick Luther Quinn Owen
Qulnlsn Timothy Quakenbu:h Da-Q Qnain Master
Quinn Joseph yfdJ
Qna1d Denis Quine James

Reynolds John Rogers Samuel
Reed johnson Rugg FranklfnA
Redmond John JRourke James
Rhodes Wm Roberts Geo
Richardson Tho-Robblns T "
mus T Rnger HB
Riley John J Robinson Har-
tRlchnfdson Jas vey c
A Rogers Henry
tReId Wm 4 Ruckcr T
Rannigton Wm Ryan Jnuea
Reese VIM Rodgers j "
! Observation-Disclosures James
Richardson WmRusseu Jacob "
E Romcr John
Rtnbues l. Roman John Il 2
Redman l. II D Ryan John
Redwood PG Rogers John l.
Mggles Uriah Rogers John B
Riggs is Rockwell joel C
Rockwell d Roberts John
Kiugnan Root VIM B
Roach Andrew Rot ers Wm
Roblee Orlando Rockwell Vim 8
Rogan P Rugar VIM Il
Runyon G l. Co Russell Wm j.
.Ruberg Polk Rogers VIM B
Russell Polk Rockwell VIM s
Rsnn Phillip Ryan Wm
Roe Charles Rutheford VIM
Rogers G " RYAN Pat D
Robertson Ed Rudd Thomas
: wards Rogers Tnringe
Root E D Rockwell Joel G
Robinson Cl1n- Rulfson WftsonJ
ton Rae Charles
Robinson Geo ARelton Brother
Rockfellow Ed Raaf John e
Rockwell F Ma
Roger Ftunk ..
, 1865-02-20

Relief guaranteed In ten minutes, and 4 p1kxANxET
QuEK effected by the use OF" UPHAMs AsTHxA Cu1K-''
EeaeR OF from ten to nty yeays' standing yield
once to Is influence. PT1ce. e. Sent post psid to
eny address. bys. C. UrBAA. = South Elshth street
philadelphia, FA. CiEculsfs fent HGe. LORD d
6MiTH+ = Lake Etreet. Central Agents. Also. lot
safe by sill pFuEEista. de1jbSl 5u1- ID ktl
, 1865-02-20

J. 8. WALLACE &. Co.,
STORAGE, F0E W.1RDLYG and C0NNLssI0y-
III. n. B. RAPPLEYB has this day been atm!t ed ~
Partner ~ our o. Im. The co-rattnershlp will he
ccnduc red under the sarae namt.
{S.Rnedl j. 5. WALLACE h CO.
fhfeaCO Feb. 18th. 1865 fA1p kN1d n
, 1865-02-20


Edhndcntihl thy[1c1sn, be consulted at MS once
III South C1Art-st-, eorrcr Of Monroe, Ch+C&2r,
Half beeK rom The Possothee, on I'll Lhronic Dis
&nt Diseases t private and del1c1te nature to
potn se1es which he tTCts with aupaF4!leied
Rooms EeeAratc, where Ladies' lad Gentlemen
suit the Doctor with the str1ctcst privacy. Otncs
6outs rem T. m 70 Pm: 6uEds5E, 70 70 Il {. N.
get his G11de to Hexith. de91-dSY1ty IL