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Isssn.lty = Jshnson's IslaAa.

From The Sandasly Rssistsrl
When the Confederate prisoners, all officers, and
many of them high in rank, were confined on John
sson's Island, opposite this city, they exhibited
9reatingenuity. They manufactured many little
articles, such % chairs, tables, bedsteads, ETC.,
With which to render prison Afe comfortable
Many OF the articles we're very fair specimens Of
Southern furniture and mechanism, and not totally
devoid Of rustic beauty. IN the line Of chairs,
tom variety, bottomed with the leather of old
boots, cut into strings, and neatly interviewer to-
gether. Owing to d scarcity Of tools the wooden
frames were made with only the;use of the jack
knife and anger, and were really q staunch made
chair On the release Of the prisoners, hundreds
OF these chairs were sold at public auction, for
whatever they would bring. and many of them are
now sc altered about the country some preserved
by sympathizng friends as relics, and all that re-
main Of cause once dear to their hearts, but now,
alas no more. @ 3 a Il
Others carry one home simply as hey would 9
bullet or piece of shell from battle field, not
that they attach any intrinsic value or merit to it,
but simply because it is q relic. II. lsss
i Every chair was marked with the name of the
owner on the top slat Of the bach, together with
the number Of his regiment and ssthe State from
whence be came They wereinot marked, wesnp-
pose, because they suspected the honesty of their
fellow prisoners, but simply that they might be
able to tell their own and be ableto reclaim their
property should it stray from their quarters. It is
not An Uncommon thing now to see a chair sitting
around, once owned BY Col Sawyer, Of the Hath
Mississippi, or of Brgadier Generals johnson,
years hence such articles will be looked upon as
greater curioaities than many that now grace our
public museums and cost hundreds of dollars.
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MEDICAL.
PROSTITUTION LIFE sYRUP-

MEDICAL
CoNsTITUTIoN LIFE sYRUP-
positive and specific remedy for oil discases originating
from IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD and for eli
hereditary, DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
CHILD
scrofaia,
strums dandnlar syelungs, Liberation. Kings Evil.
Erysipeas, Salt Rheum.
This taint eredi.ay and acquired, ang HE With untold
misery, Is BY AL usual medical remedies nourable.
Rheumatlsm. i6 II
ii there any disease which the onsttution Life Syrup
sovereign, it Is in Rheumatism and it's kindred affections
The pains almost instantly aIeyated
swengs reduced Cases. chronic or vcaSious Of
twenty or thirty standing, have been cured by
Nervousness.
Nervous Debility Shattered Nerves. St. vsus Dance Loss
Of Power, Confusion Of Thoughts, Epilepsy.
Thousands who have suffered years will the day on
which they read those lines Particularly to weak suffering
wsnan Will this medicine prove inestimabls blessing
resting their footsteps to Hope which fhs than IL
promises W. s1
.er Mercurinl Diseases.
Salvation Rottns Of Bones Bad oomplenion, Aches in
Bones Feeling Of Weakness, Depression Of spiit 5
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purgss the system entirely
from all tho evil effects Of MERCURY removing the Bad
Breath and curing the Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains
which the use Of oalomsl Is produce II hardens
sponU Gums and secures the Teeth firmly az eyer
Consultation Life Syrup
Eradeases root and branch ali Eupve Diseases Of the Skin
.f like zee sf NJ
ULCERS, PniPLKs, BLoTCHEs
And All other difficulties of ths kind which 30 much dis
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MANHATTAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
gs OF NEW YORK.
Chartered 1s21-Assets, 100000.
FIRE, MARINE, AND INLAND INSURANCE.
The undersigned having been appointed General Agents
the above Company for
LOUISIANA AND MISSISSIPPI,
Are prepared to business relating to Fire
Marine and Inland Insurance.
Policies issued losses promptly paid and Agents appointed
at the Agency. s-@6Jjf9 d LIZ - Il 81 1-SIT M
sEELYE 4 wEsTC@T,
= .HHAE SO Carondelet street
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a diamond pin, Containing thirty aiamonds. and
Aq9th many huAdref doiars was found at Bangor.
Nsangs sle aihsr day IN 4 lut Of rags imported
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In rcopsping his Agency Of over fifteen years standing
aer temporary suspsnon the undersigned grated In
being able offer the citizens Of New Orleans unquestion
able security above set forth Of NINE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS and Of announcing that he is fully authorized
to issue policies against the pers of the rivers
against loss damage by fire. rates Of premium
less twenty cent and will adjust and pay all LOSSES
Agency with the Morality and proptness characteristic of
our HOME Companies. ~ NM
This large concentration capital In addition TO the supe
or security OFFERS will enable the agent accent Of heavier
lines Presses Warehouses Stocks on River and
Marine risks thereby saving the insurer much Inconvenience
and trouble in securing protection large
pecuy asks from his friends and the public continuance
Of the confidence and patronage heretofore SO generously
bestowed. y
Dwelling and insured for term of five
years or less, upon equitable terms.
All necessary Information viii be given in reference to Life
insurance, upon the new principle Of
a4f NON-FORFEITING POLICIES,
Payable in five annual payments and
forwarded for desiring their families
against the uncertainties Of m absolute certainty Of
DEATH E.ts E.s
ia8 st t4-iyT THE .5a
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company,
ST Louis, MO.
Assets over 100000.
The undersigned would also cali attention OF the public
the great advantages and security through the
medium of the M gr5sa @1F6
GENERAL ACCIDENT LIFE POLICY, =,
tits subject worthy consideration for In m age
like the present. where the ordinary safety individuals is SO
unheeded aud human life lanentaby dsegarded
beooves all to themselves against casualties now al
most certain to occur and this be done the
Travellers Insurance Company
HARTFORD, CONN, =r
2'3 !r Assets, s5ss,5sa 10.
The undersgneds fully prepared to Issue in this
the pioneer ACCIDENT COMPANY of this country against
all kinds of Accidents, Mt home abroad for trius
per centage weekly compensation total
disability and the payment Of Inc Of death
within specified period gsa4
Explanatory Pamphlets Cards ec can be obtained of the
Agent.
n5 No Medical Examinations required the Age OF
Parties only for classification. s+f ~ s. +" owe
Temporary Office in the private Office OF 5g
.gta5 4,r Messrs. WIN. H. HENNINe Ii CO.,
Nos. s5 and 81 Camp street-(up stairs)
- HARMON DoANE, Agent.
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NATCHEX DAILY COURIER
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SATURDAY.

Weekly Courier
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SUBSCRIPTION
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$2 Subscriptions invariably stopped when tie time paid fol
expires. & 61sss &s @53iiIfff&F9f 5Es S VIZ ii
ADVERTISING
One square lone inch lines solid mnion, making
squsre) first insertion. d
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No advertisements taken the till forbid system.
specified time will be stated and paid for In advance
Yearly half yearly and quarterly advertisements ut the usna
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MARSH ~ Co, .g54
JOHN o. MARSH, PRESTON ". EYRE, WILLIS A.
sTEWART3
Manufacturer Of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for steamboat and plantation
use building etc All kinds Of backsmhing done at the
shortest notice Particular attention given repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery. fc;j3 4
NO. ESQ NEW LEvEE STREET,
between Delord and aaisnne streets, New Orlesns
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L
The; New York Sun says: The remarkably mild
Iweather that we have lately had Is makingssad
havoc Of the expectations Of coal spectators and
other extortioners. An auction sale of twenty
five Thousand tons of coal has Just occurred at
which the decline since last month averaged about
d dollar, and the reduction in stove coal was
about one dollar and half 1T should be remem-
bered that at the sale last month there was large
reduction from the: October prices. The entire re-
tduction since last October is very nearly three
dollars tom and even ut the comparatively low
,dgures that ruled yesterday the sale was duh and
the number Of buyers small This is decidedly
encouraging. N not only gives the assurance that
c0nsum6rs viii be able to get their fuel at some
thing near reasonable rate, but it shows that the
coal spectators have made most woful failure in
their attempts 10 run prices up ias they did last
winter. ~ K PA s 4 ~ sis59ssye5 ~ N
There may be just triHe of the reyengeful in
the complacency with which we regard this defeat
of the coaf but in view Of the shame
FIJI imposition upon poor people last winter. q
little feeling Of qualification at their present dis
conjecture ought to be pardonable In cnnnec-
ton With the fall of coal it is also pleasing to
MOTTO bat there is q downward tendency in the
price v many other articles of consumption.
The spscplators seem 70 have aless firm hold upon
the public than they have hitherto had, and their
control over prices seems to be rapidly waning.
There Is now some prospect that the charm of the
spectators has been broken, and that their in
6ucnce will hereafter be Less potent. So be it
elsewhere Selah n Btsg
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HERRING. Etc. Etc.
Keep Constantly Hand
MACKEREL--No. l. bills, halves and kits.
MACKEREL-No q :. =. :. f..
MACKEREL-No 8. :. ..7@ pc
SALMON, No. !, =
SAL MON-Fresh--l lb., 2 ID. and lib. cans. ser5- u
HERRING-No. i, bills, halves and kits.
HERRING-Smoked-No and scaled
TONGUES and SoUNDs-Extra kits. 1H
HALIBUT FINs-Extra kits. - M. .,5-sf 4
O0DF1sH-Large drums and half drums w
CoDFIsH-Medium size drums.
GOLDFISH sr5... boxes. + -.5- +.a -
PoLLOCR-drums and half drums 51 I.I..at. 4
HADDOCK-quarter drums and hoxsd.
LOBsTER-Fresh, Id. and 2 Id. cans.
OYSTERS-Gove, i Id. and lib. cans JAZZ "a
PICKLEs-Mxed, gallons. half gallons pnts and quarts
PlCkLES-Gherkins, - 1-e..
PICKLES half bbls. and kegs.
PICKLES-Onions, =.
oATcHUP-romato, Davis. cowdrsy, Nunasen, Carol,
l. Co. trss.5 aa5-
TOMAToEs-fresh, 2 and 3lb cana
PEPPER SAUCE-pnts and half pints
OLIvES-quarts and piats.
OLIVE OIL-quarts and pnts. rt
CAPERS-capitai and superHne. 'ls
PEACHEs-fresh, and lib. cans.
PINE APPLE-fresh,
% STRAWBERRIES !. =. y-s "e
BLACKBERREEs ). =.
GREEN PEAS -.
GREEN CORN :. -. Ian
FRUlTS-assorted, and 3lb. cana
Fruits pckld, and Id. cans end qts glasa
P PREsERvEs Shaker quarts in laSs.
Is pts aea aaa ums
qHsER sna s1ss assorted
M MEa3n sYEyraaa5ts Davis cowdreyA
ass,,s
PEEpppER-whole IN JACKS l. u, ,,,..
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OF ~
i 80 THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER.

DROSpECTUB OF s5754 4 5g4ll39I17 Il
4 THE LEXINGTON ADVERTISER
On the I5th-day of this month"; the undersigned VIII co-
ence in the town q Lexington the publication Of Weekly
Independent Journal. es II s8S72 @5
Our town and county much need Of such dssders-
tn and we look for its maintenance the cordial support
every citizen Of the county. - lai r ~
The columns Of tho ADYERTEER will DO open for tho bss-
EFT OF aspirant Whose mitigate against
interests of the community large regardless Oh the past
political nomenclature that held him advocate s
Terms Of subscription to be paid in advance upon receipt
or the first number, S. g 7a1 n
Liberal inducements advertising are offered
Candidates will please hand their names for announcement
in time for the frat impression. j. D. HOUSTON,
S@iss W. II. N. EHHLTON.
Lexington, Miss Sept 4 1886 7T-- ~ "'s
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THE THIBODAUX SENTINEL
L p. E. LORIO d CO., Editors

an be IL ~ Published every Saturday.
IERMs-One year lin advanced, SIS; copy ten ceri}
RATES or each square Of lines less
square For Subsequent Insertions per square, cents
For professional and business cards. including paper not
ceedng lines, for IL months, SO eS..'9l'IT Il
square for each Insertion f''t'vlsr--a
liberal discount made to yearly advertisers
Announcing candidates for Office $lO paid for In id
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Advertisements marked copy fora specified time
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NEW YORK,

| ass -Asp-- "
| EVERY DESCRIPTION
! Or
:. =. ~. STAN, r,tter., Goods.
3 Is - -.
\ f9F sas . ~ s ss lowest We y rates ~
JOHN 3 EuL s.1I..r
4 81 : "a Nav ;s,,- Yo,.
7a,.., !. -. !, -, -
/ = 80.
MANuFAcTURER IND tDEA
No. Dey street. new York.
Has il store and ready sr immediate shipment and ia mamie
..., 80 !, -,
$1,000. -. "a, ss..,, =, M,
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sRd Mining MasspsTy Tools Tanks etc. 0r on and
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Inn Flaiera ,1'g AZ GRAY u Wooa,s pIanine Mss
6 69fia Ts lsssaes au ssns s,,ns M.,,n..
aesRs ass sSh1ss hs .ss Machines
Forcs Pumps s Foot Mor t ha MId%ss''
saeii ng fPs nn BS fa5S M,achinss
Hydraulic jacks, Circular Saw Benches. '-e
Screw Jacks, Wrighf,s patent Scroll Saws
sRhssning Pssys and asnssIs Patent Bs Scroll Saws
Leather Rubber Hsse Upright Reseryfne hiills
Plumbing and Gas Fittings Rotary and Mining Pumps
Steam and Gas Pipes, Every description Machinery
Ss'aa = V.,ss a''ss' e h'lsa, Supplies
Cotton Gins COTTON Gins, Cotton Gins!
n,aa,= r,,.s - 60. - 60
Ga.thy Gotten Mil powers every
U1cN fnur rriers are resnerffuliv snticted
COTTON GINS GsOTrON GINS
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( T.
THOAIAs II. BODLEY q CO.,
NO. PRRDIDo STREET, adjoining Masonic Building
OFFICE NO. las GRAvIER STREET, sEwoRLEAas.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, II
Circular GA Cut Mil and Muley Saws; Corn Mills; Wheat
Mills and Betting Apparatus; Skating Pullies and Betting
Al descriptions Of Plantation Machinery aud Agricultural
Implements,
We keep constantly on hand full supplyof
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS,
Timber Wheels and heelbarow from the well known factory
Of Joshua Bodley, Wheeling, Va
We have connection with extensive Foundes Machine
St. Louis Louisville Cincinnati Pttsburg through
which prepared any class of machinery
most favorable TERMS and deliver anywhere north New
orleans tree OF freight THos. B. BoDLEY 4 co
CLARK. sTAUFFER q co..
IMPORTERS AND
Dealers In Hardware, Iron, NaiIG, Copper,
TIN PLATES, PAINTS, OILS, AaR1cULTuRALs
IMPLEMENTS, ETC,
No. II Canal street, New Orleans.
Agents for the vEILLE MONTAGUE SHEET ZINC CO. and
PLows Of all the most approved MAKERS.
.PLOWs. ............PLOWs.
JAS. a. HALL CO.'S Maysvine, KY, for Sugar
GARRETT d CoTTMAN's. Steel, for Sugar
CALHOUN ATKINsoN'S, Maysville, KY.
HALL sPEER's, Pistsburg Penn, wrought and cast
>. #. AvERY's, Louisville, KY
BALL MOORE MILLER's, Louisville Ky.
II PEORIA PRAIRIE, " Premium Steel VA
~ BALL AND BLOCK CAREY, all sizes.
Afn assortment of all the celebrated Flows on hand
and to arrive. STARK, sTAUFFER CO.,
5l n Canal street,
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A DyERTIsER AND REGISTER
DAILY, TRIswEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
No. If South Royal street, Mobile, Ala.
w. G. CLARK Co'--J0HN FORSYTH
TERMS ADVERTISER AND EVENING rHws
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable in advance in funds
DAiLYsone year $6 months 3d. three months, s.;
month So; single copy, 10 cents. -. 75
IS so. - 80 ~ 'sN1 -'
WEEKby-One year, S.; six months S.
No subscriptions for the papers be delivered city
will be received for less period than six months.
advertisements 81 so per souare
for FIRST Insertion Each subsequent insertion cents Ten
lines solid nonpare make square. Advertisements IN
serted at intervals will be charged each insertion
not specified time, will be published
til ordered out. and charged accordingly. 5'T-3
All transient advertisements business houses
vance. f0llE#I73T7' 80 ~ - s-7s-5s
Bills for general, advertising will DO made out monthly and
prompt collections required. - s.
Editorial notices are cherrable 1t rata
of 20 cents line for each Insertion n
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go hsrse power Circular and Upright Saw Mills Of the
appored construction Of all Sizes cutting 100 to l60
fect lumber per hour grist Mills, Mill Irons Water
Whses and every kind Of Mil Machinery Sugar Mills Pa
sah Works Cotton sad Woolsn Machinery, etc.
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Dey street. near Broadxay. New York

CAHHIAeEs. ..oARRIsaEs.
The IMMENSE STOCK now in the THREE LARGE
WAREROOMS, covering Of IL, 900 square feet.
Z Entrances-450 BROADWAY and is CROSBY STREET
Being the LARGEST ASSORTMENT Of Carriages ever
offered in New York. will br sold at greatly reduced
prices. fs ae7 n - n ylg71
HARNESS, etc, an assortment always on hand. III
. - @. WITTY, 450 Broadway, New York.
HIVE on hand fo sale their Improved Portable Steam En-
gnes, Portable Circular Saw Mills Gang Saw Mills Flour and
Corn Mills and manufacture order kinds Steam En-
gnss, Marine Stationary and Propeller Railroad Cars and
Turn Tables Isn Steam Vessels and Barges also General
Machinery fe and Brass Castings large and small
Y. or L c. WARD. Agent IS Liberty ST. Room New Pork
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DE noW,ss iNATIIoNsA.iL REyvIEv-xII

hE HOW'H NATIONAL REVIEVV-WIEfI
Terms-$6 per annurn. VS. 7s t55siE7'T ~
banker professional man. capitalist and citizen seeking
nation On freat national n every village
practical working Of patton At the South win
In this work. the editor that subject DO one IL
prominent consideration In his future issues. ia
Among the notices Of the press the following ~
lected from the New York Evening Post Of date:
Mr. De Bows capacity satisticlsn was newer dsnis
BY bis bterest oppopenia his thorough knowledge of u
Southern States and long study Of ths mining
commercial and agricultural interests Of the whole country
will make his Review valuable to al lsect
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GARNER, DEXTER q co., COMMIssION
AMERCHANT6 for the sale OF Cotton No ll6 street.
New York and No. ~ Franklin street, Boston III
Refer the Natoual American Exchange Bank Natiopa
Bank q Commsrce, and the National Revere Bank.
twenty With Eastern spinners combining
selves strictly Commission Business without operating
4, " = ABBOTT CO., Agents In Mobile. G. E. DEXTER
Agent In Columbus. Ga. - NJ
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WESTNow that peace prevails whole country,
and the people have turned their attention civil ayoeaon Of
should be and the and publishing
be done Therefore would respectfully solicit subscription
and advertising patronage from the people Of the South and
oner them acties which unequaed II can hardly be
that the NEW YORK NEWS has been constant and
sstent friend Of the South her rights and fnstutions and
when circumstances have changed and must meet the
TRUE INTERESTS Of the Southern States and hope to
nnd that support and from their people
past and proposed future will justify them In awarding
vertising advantages propostionally great sSq
The following schedule of low prices Of subscription and
yertising are offered 4tazlfi ~ 81
THE PRICE OF THE NEW YORK NEWS-DAILY,
To Mail Subscribers.
She year .s.s..Si0 W
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To Mail Subscribers. 5t3
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For information advertising etc. call At No Ii
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rERns.
Subscription, for l2 months IN advance Ss 90
9 80
ADyErrsxtsai
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's PULMoKIC WATERS.

f8 The original Medicine established in 1887 and first article of the kind ever introduced un- der the name of Pulmonic Wafers' in this ot any other country; all other Pulmonic Waters are countelfeits The genuine can be known by the name of BRYAN being stamped on each Wafel. . g r ~. -5 -<f-
 These waters have been before the public for nearly thir years, and the immense sale at tained, not only in America but in foreign countries fully atte their intrinsic worth.- The medical properties are superior to any oth. er aI ticle offered for the cure of Pulmonary or Bronchial affections, and the quantity contained in each box is nearly double that of the many worthless limitations advertised.
 BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS. Cures Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Diticult Breath ing, Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest, 1Dcip ient Consumption and all diseases of the LuGgs. Not only affording temporary relief, but effect. ing rapid and lasting cure and are warranted to give satisfaction in every instance. They do not nauseate like alcoholic compounds and the medicinal properties arc combined in a form go agreeable and pleasant to the taste, that any ways afford
 RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES. To vocalists and Public Speakers. these Wa fers. are peculiarly valuable; they will in one day remove the most sever. occasional hoarse- ness and their regular use for few days will at all times, increase the power and fexibility of the voice, greatly improving it's tone, com pass and clearness, for which purpose they are regularly used by many professional vocalists.
 The very great celebrity of this invaluable remedy has induced unprincpled persons to prepare base limitations, which disappoint the just expectations of the purchaser. and injurr the character of the genuine medicine.
 See that the word BRYAN is stamped on each Wafer. and also observe the fac simiIe oi the signature of the Proprietor JOB MOSES' on each wrapper, to counterfeit which is forgeyy fB- Offending parties will be dealt with to the full extent of the law.
 Bryan's Pulmonic Waters are for sale by all Druggists. ,..,,
 JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, 2 Cortlandt St N. Y. Sold by BUELL. & VESSELS.
 lyeow
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-05
A MODERN MIRACLE.

From old and young. from rich and poor from high-born and lowly, comes the Univer- sal Voice of praise for i ~ HALLS VEGETABLE .-~ sICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
 It is perfect and miraculous article. Cures badness. Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any 'eif or 'p"matum.' Softens brash, dry and wiry hair into Beautiful Silken 1resses. But. above all, the great wonder is the rapidi ty with which 1t restores GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR. 4 UAe it few times. and .
 PRESTO, CHANGE! the whitest end worst looking hair resumes its youthful beauty. It does not dye the hair, but strikes at the root and fills it with new life and coloring matter. Ez$
 It will not take long disagreeable trial to prove the truth of this mat, CT. The first ap- plication will do good; you will see the Natur, al Color returning every day and ~2fs
 BEFORE YOU KNOW IT.
 the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair will be gone, giving place to lustrous, shining and beautiful locls.
 Ask for Halls Sicilian Hair Remover; no other article is at all like it in effect. You will CHEAP TO BUY, PLEAsANT TO TEY,
 and SURE TO DO YOU GooD. ! ! There are many imitations.s Be sure you procure the genuiue. manufactured only by .,...-. nj R. P. HALL < CO.,, Nuskua. ". F
 For sale by all druggists. sar g