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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

|eonnunity pulsated aithgrief tRt
Though the old band Of the Macof
Volunteers was OUT not q martial
note broke the deep hush of the city.
Arrived atthe Cemetery, the flu
neral services were read by the Rev.
David Willis, of the Presbyterian
Church of which the lamented de-
ceased had long been a wonderland
at the conclusion. of the impressive
service, all that was mortal of Ed
ward ID. Tracy was forever hid from
mortal ken, to slumber amid the soil
tudes of Oak Ridge, till the final re-
vile shall summon the sleeper forth.
To ADLER hands than ours we COM
NIT the task Of speaking of the vir-
tues and goodness of one whom we
know was beloved by this entire CON-
munity, feeling and knowing that
full justice will be done the noble
subject of the tribute.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

THAT ERRoR.-The "Tri- Weekly
Mail'' in it's first number has the
effrontery to correct a mistake $50.
called" by the Citizen of last Satur.
day, in reference to the freedmen on
the occasion of the fire on Friday
night. The editor of the Mail forgot
to mention the occurrence of the fire
in his Saturdays issue, but the fol-
lowing Tuesday comes out in a
lonely editorial on the error reported
in the Citizen, in relation to the con-
duct of the negroes. Maybe the
"Tri-Weekly Mail" has some color
ed subscribers and wishes to gain
favor with that party! We made
the assertion (being an eye-witness,)
"that many of the freedmen looked
on with the most perfect non-
chalence during the progress of the
fires" and to that fact we will stick,
Notwithstanding the reliable infor-
nation of the Tri- Weekly Mail"
Success to the Tri-Weekly-but
don't forget old Davy Crockett's adj
vice.
abe sure you are right
Then 20 ahead" 1893. d. .-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

ENGLIsH FEMALE BrTTERs are
being used for all complaints and ir-
Irregularities. q
De La Rockies King of Chills, is
the most certain remedy for all forms
of chills and fever. n.
For the kidneys. use Sevantie,u's
compound fluid extract of Bearberry.
All of the above preparations are
prepared by experienced Southern
physicians, and are offered for sale
by Mosby, Richards 81 Co., Canton,
Miss.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

COTTON SEED FOR SALE.-One
thousand bushels first class cotton
seed, warranted to be the best fo1
planting purposes. The seed are Sc
curely sacked and ready for ship
ment at moments notice.
Any person desiring the entire lot,
or a part Of it, would do well to ad-
dress w. Il. PARRISH,
May 3. tt Bolivar, Tenn.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
EVERGREEN NURSERIES.
Situated OnC Nile fr9m the GOurt TOns;,
g TON, Miss.

I'NF undersi erod have this Gav furr-
co1artuer>hip e06er he STYLE f r -
DRANE q CO, for the rurrn Sc ~ csrrying
on the Nursery business IL all us h-qrchs
1t is The ibtpHIion Of BE ~ ne, r. 20
Propagate n he Fruit Departupft, Cha,ce
'arierIrs or'y, and such as are we'll ada "a 70
rhe soil ard climate Of the South, r'.-li'. Do
succession over the fruit SEASON. Con, 9rrat-
y, purchasers will he positively pro .c;sI
against disappointment,
Every new variety Of fine Frui' shall he
aided % or catalogue, as sro7 a. tested and
proved to he suited 10 ihs.r .maie.
All lr,ss and plants VIII ~ carefully lahe.ed
aud packed in the a,st manner for ary
Hart Of the South. tt- which 4 n'oderpts
charge viii be nsdg: srd no cha ge viii M
made foT delivery Of packages at the rail-
roads
l. is requested that cxj licit directions he
given for marking ara shiVing packages.
bH N ell cases pben shipment Us made the az.
iicles are af the risk Of the purchaser.
All Orders from unknown cugresrondents
nlust he ACCOMPANIED wi:A rtmittance, draft,
oT t,,iactury reference.
Our customers are requested TO notify Us
'mmeaia'ely of any error hot may be eoannil-
ed il Z ing then orders. IA olGer that We
naN a. ruor make amrnds.
Catalogues will he forN arled to 81 who IT
ply, post psId, aud ene.nso a stamp % repsy
ht prsaa age. /. J. bkANE & CO.
Sept "A l~65. "
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

New York May 81 The Cotton mar.
ket closed bouysnt, With sales Of 5000
bales al 33 to 40c- Flour dull and Zoe.
lower; Southern Sio SO to SIG rs
Wheat advanced 1 under Western &C
counts OF advances of 8 to 81. Cora &C
tive, aud advanced lc. Mess Pork dull
at $50 rs Whiskry ddil at % is So.
gar steady. Navst Stores quiet; Tur-
pentine sec. to 81 co: Rosin 50 SO 10
% rs. Gold closed at I3s. owing to the
nessp er Steamer Cuba. The previous
quotation was 1871 The sales Of Gold
TO day amounted to about $4,000. 900.
Sterling Bxchange 1899 ..F...
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
Administrators Notice.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison cOuHty.(
In the Probate Court of said county
To r. Hynson Nqgrader, Mary Eliza.
beh UogcVder. aud Leonard .Hog,Vder,
minors and 10 Mrs HaH, muller or
sail minors @d t0rmeriy u.dou "
Leoaard Nagruder, deceased. and 10
Norg0retJ ZuntS md 4Horcus j limits,
Ter Instant and TO al Otler persons
interested IN tie lands. tenements heiyd {.
07'e"ts Of John H. .Nagruder, late 4,
sp'd county, deceosed.
YOU are hereby cited 10 be and per-
sonalv appear before the Probate
Court Of Madison county, State OF Mis-.
'lsslppi, on the second Monday in Nay
next, then and there to answer 10 the
petition OF Mrs. E C. Magruder. admin
l.trstrlx Of said estate, and to show cause
If any Of you cen, Why all the lands in
said coun'g OF Madison, belonging TO sid
estate should not be sold to pay dfbrs.
said petition being fled to report said
estate iusulvenr, and to obtain an order
for the sale Of said lands for the purpose
aforesaid.
Test E. D. WARD,
Men 81, &c. eS4w. Cle,k.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
DE LA RooKE's
MILL ZINC.

Which never fails cre the invricra'e c,ses RI
chs HAT b found Il never AFFECTS thu lead Cav,
b. iHtiSre ed ~ inssl ad ui3Kas permaa. NJ cure,
chill and Fever. Dui,b Chlls Inscrnlifirn Rrnleat
AM Bilious Fsters. r,t; 'dicai heaiache pain ani
aching jnts AID limbs, nrfirul gia gene III bass.
tude. debility. cold and chilly sensations ald ~ dsras.
Is n: Maiarious origin. Each package contains A
Boz Of Liver llls b'x e anti-peFosiie li.ls and a
botte VI Ionic Cali and enquire al aDsUI H.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
DR. BRoMGooLE's
ENGLISH FEM.iLE BTTTERS

For the immediate relief Of all Ftlrale Complains and
irregularities, For Painful. Suppressed or Irregular
Men.uuation. Lucorrhga or whites, FAILING Of the
Womb, lrr'abilty and r,ation 1t the Womb chic
rosis. Hy~erles, Papitation, ShorfIrss OF Breath.
Swimming and GidiAess IF the Head PAM in the site
back aad loins c,d feet anl hands nervous a biiitF
and prnsrston, and all those troubit soLle dis,rs
which al least; half OF 'he -if'e tmsilrit
IL removes all obsrructinns 81 nature pIonne- rru.iy
and health ugps lie pale Cl ek with ~, p~r.llr lines
of nature ciseis the tea uies adds brllaucy tn.
eye and intellect, beauty g. "a. yputhia aAl culnp1se,
and qurts cid age II pri ths, effects bv nN tc
atng and arorisi'g the VIII lie female system to- is nat.
url healthy factions Gan agent and lceR ct Il
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

New ADvERTIsEMENTs.-We in
vite attention to the advertisements
to be found under the above head
ing.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

CoNcERT.-We are requested to
state that Miss Ella Gray's concert
will come off on Friday, the LIST of
June, at Stump Bridge Church.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

A BAD PuprL Can you see anything
in my eye!-it feels very sore." said a
lazy. collaborating student Of Oliver
Weadell Holmes" Il can see q very
bad pupil" was the reply Of the PROBES.
sOr, Who never liEes to be funny uhen he
has BIS professional garments On.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
SEvASTfEcR's
covrD FLtTD ExTRAcT BkARBERRE.

CONFD FLCTD E4TRdCZ BEIGBERRT
Prcpa-d aceoriing 70 experienced Phy~cans' vi.,vs
{ y ull Disease af ths KdneyS. Bladder Ir sfr.to
Gland aHd OnethTss- whether acute chronic laa-
FINALE. Tor n"n-retention OF Uruu Gravel ir-ta.
biity and inflammation offhe q. DIR
nee Arising usSn rxcesss, Effects of e4ry
and habtS ii dissipation VITA al. 'ncss nsrvOusul
Pa!Ad c'Giisnanre evil forbo4Ings, W-ak hack. Gc.
This pre- slrafiou j. eHh.onnl Il Cibera iui.iFer
B-rris :. Ru'hu. PiI'sis~eyvss and Ms-sc- Ak yaur
Phys ciaus 1t il = MT good Compound We will
aside BY his decision.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
Ti"H VIE Micoh, VA Telegraph 1
The Funeral iIOnorS to General Tracy


seemed to vie in paying tribute of re.
spect to the remains of the lamented
General L. ID. Tracy, who fell at
Port Gibson. From an early houl
until the procession had passed be.
yond the city limits, nearly every
store was closed many of our prom
;nent merchants taking part in the
ceremonies.
The body, in the original metallic
casket in which it had been buried
nearly three years ago, covered with
strong oaken box, was placed in
state in the large hall in the passen-
ger depot, to the left of the entrance.
This box, though not draped with
martial colOrS, was profusely dec
GRATED with immortelles, wreathS,
and boquets-among which the mag
nolia was prominent.
Near the head we noticed the fol.
lowing inscription, written by some
loving hand:
I've placed him at rest in ais cold usrros he'd.
And gricved DER the marbe we placed ut bis head,
A. the proudest tribute Or sad hearts could pay.
lie never disgraced the Jacket Of grey"
While at the foot these lines might
have been read:
There is tear for all who die sa
mourDer DER the humblest grave,
But nations swell the funeral cry,
And trump weeps above the brave"
1t was at first proposed to use the |
ordinary hearse for such occasions;
but it having been proposed to OBJ
tain the fine new wagon of the Ma
tional express Company, it was
readily secured, and under the Ell
cient superintendent of VIM. III.
Ross, Esq, and a committee of gen
tlemen, it was soon appropriately
draped with black and white, and
with its four fine horses, presented
fine appearance.
AT II o'clock precisely, the Body
was placed within the funeral car
the pail bearers being composed of
alternate members of the Matbh Vol
unteers and the Fire Department Of
the number six. .-.......
The Volunteers, IN citizens dress,
were out in large numbers, as were
Ialso the tiremen. The. volunteers, of
(which the deceased was a member,
acted as escort of honor to the
fofnEe, while the procession was
? xym. nSder the superintendent of
ESQ, Marshal for the
ed in tho following I
1. The Fire Departmeht-under (.
Chief Obear-in uniform and with
badges of mourning ON the left arm.
2. Members Of the Bar of Macon.
3. Citizens, in vehicles and on
horseback.
The procession was long and most 4
Imposing one, and on the whole route
the people of every sex and condi-
1oA lined the sidewalks. and by their
l. '
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
pE IA SoCKEs
eossTIrurIoHAL MoNARcE

CoSSTTTUTIoEAL MONARCH
B-'ne happy biuation ~ Stiilincia Sarsa-ri ,
y eiios DueS. Bmdcek and lodide Potash ( r. al
diarasss reqaras aitsratiVe treatment H--c..
lasua-,i fef al isai urtss Il the bid llaz ~
d eases syphilis In al rs farms Itch Tunsr O. ~ ~
Ia SSeilnsS CeEs. sd SsrsS Ifmplss aud kisfrs e
un The f- Bfs ht-ed tsTy 'sinfs sna ~ thaf elas
O uai..iles 9 uhioh Iks sliisns reSea..-sad n.
Mod q - runa-d
Sol.s Il oar aler Prsps-afsas ~ fafio~s.
Dnoaeaaie q c. : LUNG BALSAN
Or rhcnareoles RED nIARRHEA RENrDv
Dr Ia ttes.kes FILE eAINE
Dr. J. Psrhans INDIAN sNIyE
lsrousrnaiss EfsETA BE Al rl-RfI nor am "a
De Ia Rockies LIVER FILLS
e-yanlleur's Fhleids-nz STOMACH BTTFEPa
SID By Druseist Hnd Ns4cAauts
Hossf, RicEHses Co, Ars sols Arrsss for caaaoa
Ms
?. DRONGooLE. { Co. ,Fruprs.t--.l
Nholeaaie 4 Refs DTue-fsts
AZ Main Street
April Il. Isss. s@.-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
PROCLAIM alton.

HEADQUARTERS DEPT OF MISSISSIPPI
Bureau Refugees, Freedmen & Abandoned Ltnds
Office Assistant Commissioner for The Stete
Of Mississippi:
VIcxsBune, Miss, May 5, 1866.
WHEREAS, LIST Lieut.. J. B. BIANDIYG,
w 2lst regiment Veteran Reserve Corps
Assistant sub-Commissioner Bureau Refu
gees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands, was
foully assassinated at Grenada, on the night
of the goth ult., and the as sassin Is still at
large a reward Of
One Thousand Dollars
is offered for his apprehension aud such evil
d nee ne will warsAt his being brought to
trial before the proper tribunal aud re-
ward of
Five Hundred Dollars
is offered for such information as will lead
10 his arrest, with such evidence as will eua :.
BILE the authorities to bring him TO trisl
The papers of the State are desired tn pub.
li'h this notice for thirty days, aud forward
their accounts to this offire.
TIL. J. WOOD. Mi Gcu vols. 1
Commanding; ASST Cnmm'r,
=, q ~ X IF. A. l..
Mhy "a 9uu, .- .......
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
Salt Of Land.

Sasc Of f1and.
DI virtue Of a decree of the Court of Pro
- la,es OF Madison county, MlssissirTi
rrda,si,n.5 c''l 49,, III '" ..T., SEQ, l''
mon,ls' on he premises hejng ,ba late rl,;,
dence Of Samuel J. S;okps, deceased, or
Thursday the l7'h day OF MAY, loC6 at pub.
nc ,e"dne' the t..l"N."g .ands situate ].
W. ~, 'ann;l, M'rsir'i ~, '%'V'''
/ tit, i nfsrr,i,J z "a 81. .s,,,;,,, NJ
Of section DEN EI,-d ia serrinn "a
all n 'owp,hip II. range ; Er,r: VI w
ara ~ IT ,pd section 55,in 'ownsbtj
49,, t,osF ; = ,s,' continuing ABOUT eiE1'eef
Brnd 9rS ssr., II, rir, h. r.onfr.9 or,t.
purchaser for the payment Of lie purchase
money.
PATIENCE Il. STOKES
,.,,o ,..t Az, / >, !. Stokes DECD.
- -
De " Femcht3e,e@ mat heretofore to-
W" "M me I6th @dy 81 APTti, i.
H. I'oo' me Jo''F'"G ofde', tc9S
C'e'e" apo" me MRh{cS o. me
IaoRcery ,oHft o. -HG"'soR c0NHtg,
ntdte OF N'ss'SsPp' t0-rtt
JOHN ". MILLER
l'o'1 vs.
~ SANNAh MILLER.
u opening comp 'lha0tS bill in thu
case Il appearing 10 he Satisfaction
"' me Court mat the sand R"oarnah Mil
Itr' parry dtit rdanl Is non-resitrnt u
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
FAMILY MEDsCINEs,

posScs-BE intrinsic VALUE and MERIT we are endrav
Oring 10 supply that ma, by otri,g those which
may be c.rhienty rc.itd upon. by I'hysvians and
patient in cases q. necessity W. remove all secrecy
furnishing cur Agents with Rcripes and anihurizii
tiem TO impair tie ,lr kuowl Dig regular prictis-
ing Physicians No geurire Physician VIII WITHHOLD
medical secret from his brother in the profession and
we willing to sink swim. upon the same platform
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

FINAL sETTI EMENT.
To ADn + ltoscep and al Dtiefs intsre>i-
ed IN tie Estate + Hns. +. IIanoey. de
ceased
NUU are hereby cited to he and person
Il silly APPEAR hefcre the Honor bic Pro
ha'r Couri Of u olson county. State OF
Mississippi, 1T = regular term thereof, 10 h.
holden for said caauty ~ The cuurthous.
thereof on Friday rtX' after The 2ud Mon
day Of Nsr usx'. Ia shpw cause, If anv you
can, way the 6nsl aerou OF T. A. Phillips,
Executor Il the Lass vi. and testament Of
VIM. F. .NAneey. decreased, should not be
allowed aad coz Eru 81
WITNESS sle Honorable NTBAs
} N. COOPER, Iudpe OF the Pro-
is. bate oeItt of Madison cruniF.
Nississirpi. the 18th day cf March
A. D. Ices. and g 4 Of said court
E. D. WARD. CT *.
April 10. 1855 sT-4~
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24
PHYSICIANS COMBINATION!
4 Ill SECRECY RENO VED!
THE GREAT SOUTHERN PREPARATIONS.

prepared with skill and ability by
l. humber of experienced >Cnrlcru Ply. clans
specially for diseases peculiar aSouthern climate 10 b.
used in leu of the many compounds from the North
by Rlen who know but H. tie Of Ardlcness about our
treatment and never made foot Iriuf Southern soil
IRON the fact that there exists IN thu south large pub
IL dtaand for a class o.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1866-05-24

~ Below we give the proceedings
of the citizens of Macon, Ca, in hon
or of one of her noblest sons who fell
at the head of his troops near Port
Gibson, endeavoring to drive the
enemy from Mississippi's soil.
General Tracy was one of nature
nobiemcn. Young, generous and
talented, as pious as he was patriotic,
he entered the struggle with all
his heart, and died an honored
martyr to the cause:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

I'm. SWANS veorrApLs HAln BAin
invariably restores grey hair 70 IL trigi-
NJ color. without staining The = (ia q
c,Ahins. Il leaves the moss -. ssad
and crisp hair. sor. nsist ~ glossy.
eauss Il 70 curl. and keeps il n h. plaza
while promotes its sro~tH and pre-
cents itsE falling 81.
II eoatsl ', sdtl~ oil o. - ~
NunersA prepsr..io.s K oil. alcohol
and sulphui pave been lined upon The
public. and ~ king total failed 70 give
saiisfaetion. IN manuf etursrs have d.
ser7edly cone ~ krieE
DR.. Swain rarl pts his Vegetable Balm
to aesonrlish all hs claims for Il, asa
authorizes his agent p refond the money
wherever IL fails "a 5 ? saaisfsetion.
L il an entirl y II and ssiestias
prspsration, prod ICED u be diseilaaisa u
rare asd frasrae bowers, hich rsaiss =
not only the b renewef i the world,
bat nskes Il Lrticulsrly srssah,s - .
hair sressiD 70 both old 4 yoass.
vhils ~ - a purity and l~ - -
in ssrikiag strass with ~ y y Mig
tsrss sss9 y ssld.
fAs ~ risssr hss lss.ss ~. ~ =
theses fssinguished % vell - fAsHSt Stoa-
~ pssJs :, judges. elsrsysn. ls~ySG E.
phyie IL. spera sisssrs. astrsssss, "a
ssrta1I ~ U ths rsnaskahae siztsss .
he Hhlm.
psas lseanv AssaR srus spQ 90 : ais.
leeG4 osSic6a. ri u yu1r tie1BGnaA 49,
- - eAA eend g eolsee A See qSa ~. -
if 6eel1V nnis, Ssa5d - N0l
II 0r hair drseslnE. IND 1f no
q rss - = Il u wAss~aas dreo'ss
lAnRllon3e s1AlKsIwAs.ssals - nstai
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

The new and elegant steamer, City oi
Ksishsbure, Capt. J. W. Campbell, will De-
poet sbs Iest Madison and intermediate
poiats. making cless and sure connections
Tor Sc. Leuis, q o'clock te-meerow mosn>
~. Leousl Psskhorst IN the Office. h.
n. Prsttyman, agsnt.
he elegant steaals Ssvlnns, Capt. Psr-
ksr. CIeek Brsady, will leave this port TO-
B. Paul end III interoedsate points to.mor.
nv mosning ct six o'clock. Fer freight OF
peesage apply On board, or 70 r. N. Pretty.
WSo, -. - -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

WEsn's GLASSWARE EsfApllmnsHr.-
For I'll kinds Of Glassware. China-ware
Sslid and Silves-plated wars. Crockesy. &C.,
cali On c. 7. Webb. lie Claire Row, whe has
the finest establishment Of the kind II this
section Of the State. His assertasnt b e.
tensive and complete. and has bsen sslsstsd
With The greatest care. Rates - rsasoaabls
- can be afforded elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

Tav Ir.-For the perfect cure Of Lspresy.
Piles, Ssrofula, and Salt Rheua, ~ recon.
mend invalids 70 try Fowls's Pile and HUI
mouf cure, which acts in such Gases like
magic. For sale At all Drug Stores. See
the card elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

CL0T1IN0 AZ WnoLooAls.-R. Krouse,
opposite The FIRST National Bank, 10 nov
Offering extra inducements 70 couotry deal>
ers desirious Of purchasing ready made
clothing at the very lowest ratss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31


This ID an agt Gle Or waealag without fubhinx,
except In vsry dirty pisces. whie6 VII raQafe vufV
light rub. and unl.ks othes pfepaf t0a6 oGsfed 1pe
tikc pulpOge, wIla NOT n0f TuR ClOsngn, but will
! ave thrm mneh WanBa than esdinasy methods,
without the ueua wear end teae. =
Il emovep ereese spos = II " mag.e, and sottens
caecs entrely removed II
IN powder y prepared h eccosdan-e WITH ehea-
which = eecarsd ~ Letters fete14 n - beea ln
use for more than year. and h. proved 1llsR q
univerael Mvofioq WhegevW h hae 6e0o used. Amo0g
~ odv4ntagQD 01iMD4 - tho oa1oW9ng. vias-.
= ssyss E e. e e3geass Of soap usually ssed on
4 savs .ossSS1As issssofnhAiag. sad wsas -
Also, for e,eAAhns wisssat |. l. usssrpasssd.-
Win 0De-Quaetef the t0e and labr u1oaA1 required
kiapafts bea19ifal gcas and lustse nuch chsopegios
to any Other mcds, No water required except 70
moist n the powder.
Directions With each paeaags..
a Ard de e. y = rsseay sFsctsHsa = s.aie tsisl-
Win not sxessd tSrsa eesS. y -'''' =
1hs nanuhcs1rUf6 a tAb powder ae aware that
many eee1eae c00ps unoo b1Se bOen inefo4uoDo 70
the pabl which kave rotsed - e3UeA, ~ h)e1 .
ssn0vine the dift, but knowing H. ialslslc o1pse
lence q - article. they eee0dentlY peucleD \ =
being adapted - 0oet de0aoa WhtcA hAlo09 ex.
listed, and which hashssetoeaee nainsd upe0pplisd
nAHU1Acsvm ~
HOWE = OT8vRNOs
20O Broadway, Boston.
ALSO, MANUFACTURER0 or FAMILY DYE
OO0OND
F~ ~ y osesus - Dsd1sss Sves$NtesA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-10-31

F1nAn News.-As eur seaoass Will ne
de- by rsSsssisg - ssr tsasgsashie columns,
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