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u UBLIC LAND SALES IN VISION
Il SIN.

Synopsis OF THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION
No ITO, DATED JUNE II, 1856.
1t orders public sales in the State of WISCONSIN as
follows; =, 49,, =.
At The Land Once at LA CROSSE, the l7th day Of
SEPTEMBER next the reserved sections In thirty six
Tow ushps and parts Of Townships the counties VI
Monroe, Jackson, TrenpAlean, and bunalo.
At the Land ONCE al LA CROSSE, on the 2ilh day OF
SEPTEMBER next, seventeen parts Of townships, the
counties as above. - .,o,.
day Of OCTOBER next the reserved sections in forty
four Townships and parts Of Townships, In the counties
Of Dunn, Pierce, and st. Croix. $500
Al the Land once at FALLS ST. CRoIX, on the 22d
day OF OCTOBER next ten parts Of Townships, In the
counties VI Pepin and Pierce.
AT the Land once at EAU CLAIRE, on the LIST day Of
OCTOBER next the reserved sections In ten parts Of
Townships in the counties Of Clarke, Chippewa kau
Al he Land Once at STEVENS POINT, on the 10th
day Of OCTOBER next one hundrea and ten Townships
and parts Of Townshps in the counties Of Marathon and
Al The Land once at MENAsHA, on the 9th day Of
OCTOBER next, sixty-ssyen Townships and parts Of
Tow nshlps, in the county Of oconto.
Containing over hvs and quarter millions q acres
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
0KsER Al LAID OyYIcR, June IA, 1856
HoTE-Under the regulations OF the Department, a.
heretofore and now existing, payment can be made
for adyerising except TO such publishers
g are speoial authorized 10 publish By the Commits.
siszss u The General Laad oass' sA'w'@
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TIE News FROM EUROPE STILL PACIFIC
The news from Europe by the cable Monday
morning is of the same pacific character that
it has been since the receipt of the sensa-
tional telegram from Vienna. The Emperor
Of the French has gone to Biarritz; Austria
has sent o representative to the Court of
Berlin; and treaty Of peace is all but signed
between Prussia and Saxony. Those, there
fore, who have specialized on the renewal of
war as a certainty, will probably find them
selves out Of pocket. The great object that
will now attract the attention of practical
men all over Europe land we trust, also, all
over this country, too,) will be the Paris
Exhibition. That is what the Emperor Of
the French has most at heart at this psrticu-
lar time
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The Memphis Commercial says: Last
week we noticed the project set on foot by
one Of our most enterprising fellowcitizens
of North Mississippi, Hugh Davis, Esq, to
establish cotton factory at Daviss Mills,
six miles south Of Grand Junction, on the line
of the Mississippi Central railroad. That
project is still in embryo, with, however, u
fair prospect Of final success but the one we
have now to note is already on its legs, al
ready an accomplished fact. We allude to
the establishment Of foundry at La Grange,
Tennessee, forty-nine miles east of this city,
on the line of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, by Messrs. Freeman q Biggs."
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Nstionst gspablitau,
wEDsssDAf noaNIno, sRPrlnBER 70. ises

= THE CHIEF STAPLE Of the addresses made
recently in the North by the so-called South
ern Loyalists il the false allegation Of their
own insecurity Of person and property, and
restriction from free speech ut their respect
welcomes and throughout the whole South.
A more bare-fAced falsehood was never con
ceived NOR uttered, nor accepted for true
upon - little evidence. The coolest, the
ablost, and hence the most mischievous Of
the slsnderers Of the Southern people, is o
New Orleans lawyer by the name Of Durant,
who has not scrupled to represent, as com
munity Of assassins, the people among whom
he has lived for years, made fortune in his
profession, and enjoyed undisturbed immu-
nifty from violence, though well known to
have expressed political opinions adverse to
those Of the mass Of his fellow-citizens. From
men like Brownlow and Hamilton nothing
different was to be expected. Durant, il is
known, will not return to New Orleans, but
however, return with impunity, and would
do so, but he fancies he can do better, and
live more comfortably in Philadelphia; and,
as Q matter Of business, has prepared and
made the speech he did. tits widely-spread
advertisement for Mr.. Durant, and was so
designed.
Hamilton, also, may not return to Texas;
possibly he might not be altogether safe
among the wild border men of that State,
who have their own views by which they test
the mischievous ISLANDERS Of renegade like
Hamilton. Yet such Is the deep-seated de
termination pervading the whole Southern
country to give their relentless enemies no
Just cause for holding them up as turbulent
and still indsposed to submit to the estab-
lished order Of things, that we incline to the
belief that even Jack Hamilton might return
and end his days, Overlooking as he does with
misrepresentation, in Texas without harm re-
snlting to his person or property.
As for our Governor, that mad, pitiable
old man, Brownlow, he will return to Ten
nessee, Of course. He might return and
traverse, unattended, every part of the State,
without receiving rs much indignity and per-
sonal outrage as were thrown upon the Pres
ident Of the United States under the very
shadow Of the capitol Of the State Of Indiana.
He might walk between double file of the
80 900 citizens Of Tennessee, whom he boasts
that he has disfranchised and intends to keep
away from the ballotbox, and yet no bodily
injury would be done him SO long as he con-
fined himself to ribald language and even OPP
pressive legislation and strictly executive ac-
tion.-Memphis Appeal.
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ORPHA ANS RT.

TO Wit;
In the ease Of James Johnson, executor Of Dolly Ann
Williams, deceased the executor aforesaid has with the
County Aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY the lat day On
september next for the fnal settlement and disribuon
OF the personal estate Of said deceased aud Of the
assets hand as far ~ the have been collected and
turned INTO money; when and where all the creditors
na hersol said deceased are notified to attend with
law be excluded from all bsnsht in said dscssssd ss
tate provided copy Of this order DO publishsd once
. week for three weeks Ii the MArIonAL RHPusLIoAI
y Test, O RODuINs .
sull.lswsw 1sststsE Of villa.
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.1Q66PENNsYLVANIA1Q66
rwHLvn DAILY TRAINS.

On and amer MONDAY, october 10. lseS, trains viii
leave the Uniop ser Dspot corner 81
ana Libsrty strssts Pfttsburak "a. a. foiiovs: -
i DAY RfPRIsB daily except sunday. al ibo a. n !,
Stopping a Johnssows, Consnaugk 6afftsss, Atoona
and m prineipaI statous "A Iakinr dires(
lions a Harrisburs Tor New York ana Wash.
ington and Al for IsW Yorf boston and
Intern dints uoints = - = =
lALfOONA ACCOMMODATION daily sxespt sunday.
Il 30 n stoppips Al All reeulsr stattoss betWesp
Pfttsburrh ana Altoona snd mskns sioss cor usstior
with rsins on the Indisna Branch West
Railrosd Hbsnaburrand Crssson ksiirosd and Hoiii-
daysburs Branch. 7 ! lIl7 - ~ u
fITTsBUR0H AND ERIE NAIL daily except sunday,
81 $50 q. n stopping only q Cousnaush i0elltssn
Altoona and ali principal statons making direct con
neetion At Hsrrfsburg~ for New York Bsltimors ana
Washinstou ~ 49, : - = = ! :.
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1865 ARRANGEMENTS @ 1866
NEw YORK LINEBoo

THE CAMDEN AND AMB0Y AND PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANIES LINES.
~ IRON PH LNb WfH hi NJ Skw YORK
FROM WALNUT sTREET WHARF AND KEssINaToN
WILL LAW A FOLLOWS, VIE, Fare
hS m. via Camden and Amboy-C. and 4, Ae, 81
50 ~. va Camden ;aa Jersey oiv-a:. Js9.
n; u. camden and Jersey oity.2om
n. Vi. C;ni:. and Jersey Giiy"ii G:.: "
NJ. u: x.n:in;;:: and i:i::y oii;. y
AIS N. Via Camden and inScy.c. and A.:
nsS n Via csnas. and lnSc;.o and 4
A. " M. u. R.s:isii:; ana Jersey oily %
Al ", ,. n. q. Ksnsinstoa ana Jersey Oily = "
\. m. v. K.a.nsica and j:i::; iii;
Al X ssSs, ys K:a.ias,o. :;a j:i::; I'll; ="
At o. m. u. Camden ana i'ili nicy.x:::cimnc::
dalton freight and passenger ~,
a. lat class uckst.......... AZ
"a class ticket. I. 90
except cd. - :
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES. w
Leave Walnut street vhsrfst Q and sa m IL m.
Leave Ksnsing.ea Depot tn Is =. m. %, 4 50 and
s1p m. and IL 90 a., m. (nightJ - :" =
The g % p N. line runs dailyi (all others. Sun
days sxesptsd.) ~. ~ - 80 : .It' r..
NEW YORK AND PHIL DxLPHIA LINES.
Leave foo. Of Barclay street a. .. IN. and p m.
IN. and p, m, and Il night. $500
sIseptsd) '
Philadelphia and New York Linsl
PHTLAprLPHIA. Dec %. 1858. i 81 dss1
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
IL INGTON, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
l. IN0ToN. PHILADELPHIA, AND new YORK.
wAsnIseroH, March %, 1886
Trains between wsshington and New York are nov
. follows, viz:
FOR NEW York, without change Of cars,
Leave daily Except Sunday Al 7so g. m, and o %
FOR NEW YORK, changing eafo, Pn:IAdelphia,
Leave daily Except sunday)a .sa n. and $50
p. m. "
FOB PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except sunday At $50 and l1i6 q n,
and $50 and s.D p M. -. r..f.I. :
Leave for New York and Philadelphia At go p. m.
only.
sleeping cars for New York on $40 p. m. train daily
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or Boston,
be had ct the Station once at all hours In the
we'll a. the Insulated Lines Telegraph building,
41s Fifteenth street, opposite the south wing Of the
Treasury Department. and Just above Wilards' Hotel.
See Baltimore and Ohio railroad Advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore annapolis,
and the West. ]. L. WILSON,
- .a.r Master Of Transportation.
..... L. n. COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO O. KOONTz,
90 Agent. wsshingtos.
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nArLnoADs.
WAsHINgT0N, ALExANDRIA, AND
rrns rAsLn
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALr1 M0RR and
WARRINGTON AND THR wRsT, ars now run a. fol.
lows, visi $500 1880 ~
FOR BALTIMORE ~ 10
Leave daily, except sunday, q 700, $50. and MS
q m, and 40, T. 30, and 500 p. m. .f 4f'
FOR ALL wAY srArIOHs
Lave daily. szsspt Sunday, q zoo q n a.i 4 y
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF AHHAPoAIs JUNO.
L..,.a.s ..a /. 1, y. and ct ,~ and Ass ,.
N. daily, except Sunday.
YoR AHHAPoLIa
Leave At T. 90 and T. 50 q n and 80 p y. 10 trails
10 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY. rs
FOR BALTIMORE ..
Leave at T. 80 Am. and a<6 aad g. COP. m 49,.
FOR WAY sTATloHa
Leave ct $50 q. m. and % and Q p. n.
a FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. .ra
Leave daily, except Sunday, 81 $50 q. n. sad 500
On sunday, At g. % p N. only, sonnsstins q. Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, Par
through tickets to tn. IVES. can BE- had 1t the wash.
ington Station Ticket 0Ace at all hours IN the day
well at the Insulated Lnes Telegraph Building, 476
Ffteenth street. opposite the South Wing Of the Treas
ury Department, iad Just above willards' Hotel.
tissmsnt Of Through Line" -----I H..
Master Of Transportation
L. N. COLI,
General Tiekst Agent
jte-H WashinGton.
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SHOR LINE RAILWAY.
GREAT MAIL ROUTE
NEW YORK, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
! HRRE DAILY TRAN

THREE DAILY TRAINS,
Lsayiug New ork, corner Of Twenty seventh street
and Fourth ave. rus, at a. m. l2:l5, aud sp. IN.
rb,. nav and No puiar route bstwesn New York and
Boston ia Inv far tbe most delightful between the two
great cities skirng Az does the shores Of Long Island
Sou nd and Bay being almost entirely free
from dust Uhat great annoyance 10 ravelers) and AZ
tordlng hae sea breeze Iearly the entire route,
sels.u B. L. SCRANTON, President.
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CHURCHES IN ALEXANDRIA.


First Presbyterian, Rev. g. c. McCampbcll pas
tor; service II a. IN. and p. m.
Second Presbyterian, Rev. T. Leftwich pastor;
services II a. IN. and IN.
Methodist Episcopal, Rev. Joseph r. Wheeler
PASTOR service ! ! a, m. and 7 p. IN.
Methodist Episcopal South, Rev Mr. Langhorn
pastor; service IL a. IN. and 7 p. IN.
Methodist Protestant, Rev. Henry Nice PASTOR
service II a. m. and p. IN.
Christ Church, Episcopal, Rev. DR.. McMurdy
pastor; service II a. IN. and 7 p. IN.
st. Paul's Church. Episcopal, Rev. @. W. Norton
PASTOR service II a, IN. and 4 p. IN.
Grace Church, Episcopal, Rev. D. T. sprigg
pastor; service II A. m. and D. IN
Baptist Church. Rev. c. @ Biting pastor; ser
vice II a. IN. and p. m
Catholic Church, Rev. P. KrOes pastor; service
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I. Life Of Josiah ouiaoy, Of hassaehssstt. By his
son, Edmund Quincy. 49, =. 80
T 3, e S.,'. ist s sa the Book. Of n. Bible
B!gloy Papers; second ssriss. By Ja.ss Russell
& Royal Truths. ~ Henry Ward BsssAsr. ~ -H
q. summer Rest By Gail Hamilton. ".
O. The Picture Of 81 John. BY BsyArd Taylor.
T. Lifs and Letters Of James O. Psrsivsl. Dy Julius
g. The Yankee in CANADA, 10. By Henry D. Thorssu.
n: c.IPis a; P0stoa Works Of Mas Aul0eh. Ia
10 Spare Hours second SERIES By Dr. jobs Brown.
H. DIn. ssAshors idyi. and other poems, By George
Il. Journal Travel. In Brazil By Professor and Ms
IS Treasures from the Prose Works or John Milton.
a. Complete Prose Works Of John O. whittier. New
edition. FfJ o. -gf8 z
l6 Rsinbows for Childr... New edition.
com.
II Lectures on Greece, Ancient and Modsra. By the
late President FELTON,.
ia Boys, History Of England. By Charles Kinsslsy.
10 Christana Rosettta Poems. 7
90. Stories Of Many Lands. BY Grace Greenwood.
81. Mrs. Akers' Postical Works. In blue and gold.
a. Character and characteristics Men. By Z P,whip.
Is. D.uts's Viva Nuovs. Translated BY Charles T.
Norton, ~. s....Ia -7IJ =.
n. The Divine Comedy Of Dante. Translated BY H. ".
u.s. The History of the Anti Slavery srussl. In tn.
ynited States. By WIN. Lloyd harrison.
%. Life ahd Times Of voltairs. By James Parton.
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-lS68
Passenger Station In New York. corner Twenty sevsnt
street aud Fourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street.

street aud Fourth avenue.
TRAINS s. L EVE ssw Hos i's's
z05 s's E.y.1 ~ So I'D H. IFS n 'i fss
800 = 20 SO 70, Milford ". s. AID
Ias s4 s. u e y !
Por Greenwich, 10, $50, H. 90 m So g. 50.
$50 ~ Ri ss%aV5S 20 sec sd q, 4 9sS sS
Foi RSr,sSsstes and @ Ia sta stations,
iOo 80. li.sO a. s4o, 4sO, $50, $50. 100 p. m.
.. CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, 8 90 m. (Ex); 500 (Rx),
p ~ Ssr Hartford and Springfield, 500 az m NJ"
R. hS "a. az rsr ci to ssnl.. E,: S
z; N: 70 Nor!hsnptSa; Ror Hartford. Providence and
New H.v saESsss LssS Railroad fs
s. "a 20 = m. Hao, 200, 800 p m For Canal Railroad,
500 M For Ssasairss Railroad, 500 mn n 500
m For Danbury and horwak Railroad, 100 $50 q NJ,
Oonmodious sleeping cars attached to p. m. train
sp2 JAMES II. HoYT, Superintendent
ERIE RAILWAY.-TR LEAVE
Buffalo, Salamanca, and West Connects at Buffalo with
mssss with Atlantic and Great Wsstsss R. nS sA'A
NM Rn, and wsy Train pny e otisyi.
Dasf sonnssins with Lake shoT. and Atlantic ana ana
T::,s q: Port E. y.y,; and T.wssrsA
Buasio, Salamanca AUD West. A0'hs''sf'
800 + n, lightning Express, Daily for oanand.isu.,
csassts Basis with Lake shoDs and da and T Mssi
Railways. and At sAlAmAass with Atlantic aad Great
sccn a s s..r... Train. Daily, for Bus.,o s.,..
aUa ~ E i S, Ger ;, .:sp,.. lev Is,.,
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THE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR

AVOIDING POINT JUDITH.
sTONINGTON LINE Of Steamers, being the safest and
quickest between Boston and New York, The stauneh
and splendid steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt B. Brayton,
On TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATURDAYs
COMMODORE, Capt. Z. '. Curtis,
On MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
At o'clock, p. m. , from Pier No Is North River
These boats unsurpassed for comfort strength and
safety State rooms secured at the Office Pier No u.s.
board the boad, No. 10 Washington street Boston,
and at the Providence depot. Return trains leave
Boston at 81 p. m.
ap2 N. sIMoNs, Agent
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STEAMER LEAVES FOR
MT. vERNoN
EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
AT 10 A. N.
RETURNS AT 4xP.M
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP, $50,
Zone third Of this amount for use Of Mount yeri ION
AssociAtion
Washington and Alexandria boats leave each place.
every hour from a. IN. to p. m.
The nne steamer WAwASET can be chartered for ex-
eursions. j. VAN RIswICR,
my7.Sm Gen. sup't p r. Go,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-15

srtse nest Wssesrn Usisa nes Ava,
Capt. John smith, leaves ihiey daily Z
q 4. n. md 4 p n, TO- PlQysa, -.
Meeting with trains for al lhefn ~
Nothsas issn peisssss pkre thg6 U Du.
buauc, only two dollsra, al,
The new and elegant ster, City q
Keithsburg, Capt. J. ". Camll, viii 4
part for Fort Asdiaon aasslesDediGle
points, making close and sure nosceioao
Tor St. Louis. Il . o'cluek to nv mosa~
ing. Lcmuei psrkhurst in taecs. r. n.
Prettyman, Agent.
The davenport aid Dubuqusstst Bin
Henderson, CApt. Mc0ewin. NRcslDon,
will depart for Dubuqus and wsoinas 70.
morr Y morning At Z o'clock. ,in pes.
sage through 70 Dubuque -. /. Pret.
tysnan, agent. >
A letter from Nrt Bsfthold, a 18th
May, says the late -fleed in The II Ms
souri surpassed any previous over
known. The water had subsida.d the
river was again within its bafj Tho
men. during tho prsvalsn.e ofs Good,
were drowned above Fort Union 1ttempt.
ing to escape from Section TobO which
they we're guarding Observation-Disclosures
for uinsre.
Three trains lost ell their osat Fort
Bssuhold. A. well ~ . sgsest~Ftioar Of
their goods at Fort upion, Tvaeusaad
ceeds 6fstoeed, ct NJ ~ ~ 'Doata
running m ths sivar this - wers
swept away. !
Tho Aollie Doxisr vas frsdto by Z
party Of hostile Sioux above thouth ol
the Little Missouri; tbs boat'asv and
pa.ss0Eers fstapAs1 tie 6te WITT fatal
rfbct ~ SitAer lsides III s1aaspponed
on the 18th. Ahost TIE lnmD soms
fisndly Iadiaas sspsstsd lhae Nv. J.
Loeis. M teen Cred ints whsa fsv
miles belcW Doxief.
Al effort is being mads b srsciasaa.
uent ever the remains Of frank bio. ~
former clerk Of tie Itasca. A s'siplisn
pspes, st,rted " Capt. Web Il 81 cir
ehlated Along the river, an, has nived Z
considerable amount OF fuadA Hast
inn, 6beeo ~ dt6d aipa - ~. ~
has teeu subscribed. c4
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Man n -.

On the ncsnine Of ~ 1lihly 1sds. WIa.
.or. st the residence Of The ude'o her. NJ.
GEORGE VIM, Of Previdete, R. 10 Misc
MARY = uUULD. dsaghtar< Dsa 0ouid.
On the evening ef June lsthlse Rev. g.
flw<s, FRANK ~. AAlC0ElEndt. 81 u.
tumwa. lows. to Miss ELlz A. kATT, of
Nuscatine
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-15

Come not single. llsndrsds meet With
misfortunes st every turn ofthe great wheel
Of life. Suffering, sorrow and sickness is
49, Inheritance sf man. Dyspcpsld Mas
claimed millions ~ its sictiss. and for yesrs
there has seemed 70 be no remedy fos IT,
Oar readers viii rejoice 20 hear that Cos' :
Dyspcpsia Cure will certainly cure it id
every Instance. All its attendant athlete
isns, like cramps, colic, indigestion, sick /.
ness of stomach, souring and rising VI Gosd,
sick- k-hsAdsehs, general debility and want Of
sppetits are sure to yield To Goes Dyspep>
sia Gore. - .
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-15

Fog Profession from ths above, call On r.
SIMPSON I co. and take out Policies in
thoes 6sst clsss Insurance Companies repre-
ssntsd by then. Where the assured par
Neipele in the Profits Of lhs companies
VistIsk iAesring sny lisbilisy Once No.
4S Brady St. apr s-dlt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-15

BlLLiAnDs.-Mr. J. W. Coon will play .
game Of billiards 900 points up-this
evening At O'clock.
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RxACrLY xnAr YOU WAxr.

MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE,--
kusws asd ussd svsv 70 yesss. Dsily sRersas-
~ u public eAvos Complete In one bottle.
prsduees . lnstseua black or brown, ~ desired.
Does not injure the hair. Prioe, s5 cents. Sold
~ DruegiGls and Fancy Goods Dealers. ja9ldly
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2ns. winsl0w's Soosnss0 SsauP nAs
bsseos - popular that vas,eus parties AAss
pas cut asti~iss calling them Mn. wins>
.lsw'A Plsass take nosiss thas ~ IN.
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sseesd witk any other article. junld& w3n
HILLS HAIR DYE, 80 cents, black o.
hrown instantaneous. natural. durable, beau
tiful ,sslisble, indeed the best in uae. has been
bsfors the public over fifteen years, "a thc
ehsapssl, containing a. much an the usual
doilar siseR Depot No. 60 John street.
New York City. Sold BY oil Druggists
paeent tnediciae, pefiumery and fancy
goods storea everywhere. junsll dly