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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II. %. ID. IT..

II. ID. ID. III.
THE Rlar Weekly Meeting Of ,,.sssssakx.
l. DE 60 LODGE, No. 7, 1. 0.
0. f., is h at their Hall, on Main SSsSsSaSS<
street, nsg opposite the Sumter House, every
THURsDl EVENING, att o'clock.
The Fssnd Third Sundays Of each month
the bodgeeets at O'Clock, A.. NJ, for the trans.
action Of gree business.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-09
$50 lEWARD.

SToLEN from hepremises of AMOS KENT
- near Osyka, Mis- on the night Of the 26th
december, ONE IRON GREY HORSE, IS hands
high, years old-hi right ankle behind is large,
caused by snake bis--the wound il not entire
ly healed. The aboe reward will be given to
any one who will oliver the above described
horse to Mr.. P. A. Kglsr, Baton Rouge.
AMOS KENT,
jan2-3t Osyka Miss.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-09

s@ A singular incident has just
Cured at Breslau on the occasion
the funeral of student named
ttorz, who had been killed in a duel.
he coffin had been let down into
Q grave when voice was heard,
Iparently proceeding from the in
. of it, exclaiming, "Let me out,
IN being suffocated." The coffin
s Immediately brought up and
med, but the body was found to
quite dead. The author of the
x was then discovered to be a
wriloquist present, who was arres-
tfor disturbing religious service.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-09

HAY, ON, OATS AND BRAN.-A fresh as.
IL sortnt just received and for sale by
jan9 ARCHER a HENDERSON,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1866-01-09

DRY GOODS g. CLOTHING STORE,
THIRD STREET,
Nearly opposite the Bank,
Now offers his stock of goods at small advance
on New York prices, and will sell Clothing egpe-
cally, and all sorts OF Winter Goods, at very low
rates. The following Goods will'be sold at low
figure:
FINE sHAWLS, HOOP SKIRTS, all kinds
PoPLlNs, WOODEN GOODS,
DELAINEs, ENG. MERINO,
LARGE LOT OF
LADIES' HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHTEFs,
LADIES' AND CHILDREE's SHOES,
ofall kinds and qualities.
BLANKETS,
TOWELS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
ZEPHYR WoRsTED,
NUBTA3, etc, etc.
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, COATS.
PANTS, VESTS,
CRAVATs, SOCKS,
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rEs1AN RADIcALIsM.

Elsewhere we publish letter written by L.
H. O'CoSsoR, District Head Center of Chi
cago. 1t has the proper spirit ola people
Struggling for liberty. The pasAy,of peeefass.
everywhere are Radicals. With ill-grace can
the Democracy, the eonservator Of despotism
in thus conusry, the champion Sf saassEy. the
jelous defender Of obsolete ideas the indig-
nais brutsa<at s41inst the growth Of peo-
pie in free ideas claim to be the friends of
ireland and the Irish. The British Tory ar
istocrary. the persistent oppressor ireland,
was against the Union party and thoroughly
allied in sympathy with the rebels during the
recent war In the same channel ran the
sympsthies Of the Democracy. British. Iery
aristoc,ats, Copperherd Democrats, Southern
Confederate Democrats there ID bond of
Union between them. They are the enemies
of human right, Of labor md laborers, OF
man acknowledgements.
As tn wish in the Irish heart for the lib
Grafton of his uative land assumes definite
shape, o. he enters upon the organized H.
bors tina, are to lead to that result he becomes
q Radical. He has no sympathy with any
form Of oppression. The spirit that led
the South to 20 to war for the SAKE of assert
ing their claim to live Ly the the unreauited
labor OF other men and to have political
power BY the oppression of their laborers, is
kindred to that which rules the English Tory
administration in its oppression OF Irishmen.
0'CoSNoR writes sentiments worthy OF
Ireland's great names of her BuRkfs and
GRATTAxs. Every Fenian should respond to
and share them. They should not come for
ward and ask the earnest sympathy of the
American people, and oithe friends offree Gov>
eminent everywhere while they remain in any
degree the supporters OF slavery or the slave
spirit in any form. For all men they should
claim manhood. AZ thsy do not recognize
the RICH OF an English Tory by his fla. 10
make III Irishman his vassal they should
not reco snize the right Of any man anywhere
TO make another man q slave. They should
claim with their own eloquent Grattan free.
dom for every man that mo matter in THAT
language his doom NAV have been pronoun.
ded ; no matter what complexion incompati-
BILE with freedom, an Indian or African sun
may have burnt upon hin, no matter in what
disasteros battle his liberty may have been
cloven ,wn; no matter with wha. solemniiies
he may have been devoted upon the altar of
slavery he j. slave by no jus, right; and
By virtue Of his own manhood and God 5
justice : he stands redeemed regenerated and
Disseminated by the irresistible genius OF
universal emancipation.
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all to the reckless treachery Of Andy John
son, is very likely but greater outrage on
any community could hardly be coacsived
Of. This ESQ., can not obtain the name Of
: sisglk feaponsible republican. in Johnsoa
lplntys ~ho understands What he is aloa4 70
kisl arblcAtion for the Pest Office ht <his
plaee hat thu Whole cemlnasity wosld join
id the most emphatic remonstrascs II i
would ID any good"
Dixon, who has an inimitable way of
saying good things, says: Secretary Harlan,
When ne SeHdered M fesignzsion " yheU16ee
which he holds in the Cabinet, ought 70 have
said "a. johnson, you're a cnss. You
have betrayed the~saFty which made ycu
Vice President, and have gone over to the
party which killed Lincoln and made you
President. A. johnson, you re sneak; and
regard It a. the big les. honor and privilege
OF my life to skeddadle from your presence,
and return to the bosom of constituency
who hate traitors and all their ways!" This
might no. have been courteous. but itwould
have been sound IN every other respect.
"A new democratic organ, "The Democrat.
&c Conserrafor' comes to us from Oskaloosa.
P. C. Welch is editor. 1t scarcely needs II.
but it makes an apology for its typographical
appearance. Says It found all its type in
s'pi'' and had to Keep great FIRE during that
terribly hot Thursday last to get cleaned up.
WE'LL that's highly suggestive Of the condi-
lion Of the democracy and the inal end Of
democratic editors.
There were several hundred colored
people present at the emancipation celebrs>
non at Des MONIES on Wednesday. The
REGISTER gives mn extended notice of the
affair. Fine addresses were made by Mr..
James Yancy aud Mr.. Rathburu. colored,
and Rev. w. s. Peterson, of the Platform.
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GKy. SHrRipaS was advised that the mems
bers of the recent Convention nj New Orleans
We're revolutionary body. He seems 10 have
been imposed upon by the rebels This
Convention IN its meeting two wears ago en-
braced VIGOROUSLY the loyal elements Of Lon
isinns. N was recognized by Mr.. LINCOLN
and the Federal military administration. That
DIR. Dos1l.. who was killed and Coy. Hahn
and Mr.. HENDERSON and Judge HowEiL aud
others wi were wounded. and who were
members ~ the convention, had the purpose
OF conspilators or deserved 10 he met BY ar
rests. mo'hiugs and death is not 10 be be-
lieyed J he well established reputation ct
these men ate guarantees that they were not
maleisctors in their meeting and their tried
loyalty aut the bitterness of the hate exhibit
ed towards them by the rebels the inturia,e
bloodthir iness of their assailants is the
best defence of their good names and proves
that they were more sinned against than
SHINING
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Special Notices


The grand SECRET mediestioa TO hsp Nature. ers
ray and hrGrL.rr-'hasc the Alpha and Omega "
the only theory Of that has forits
basis II The nervnrs system 4. shattered the muscles
veal, and the mind IKE the body In of partial
collapse bet is IT best do R.a.on teaches the
ens~ar;
Buup Up YoUR MN.
,burm he need. s Tonic Alternative. Bring him nj
ofthe depths Of debility and Dependency
wt-H Hosr1rr,rn's BrrTEss
They cam I btare A child may take then IN doses
suited its years without the possibility Of Aarm 1he
sf.~essd vital poe to resp fseAL
IL their scifon II ~iitei srass erect blades
under the visfying and refreshing rain In ali Of
debility the Bte a. xoiuiriy required There Ia
substitute sncce-dsneup, that viii their piscr Re.
sort TO thi. wepd-rfui Of Modern fcnic..
Aso ALI. VIII HE WILL.
Bear mind thai III Dysp-psia, Intermittent rssrrs
Bilious Disorders sa Affections Of The Nerves ot~r
medicine ~ifi prodncr Of good
inv .risby follows the Of this eSe-eut ps,ssaior
aud receive SID every ~hsrr.--N /. Trihans. ocf
q 1875 dawtw
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nRIGIsAL NOTICE To 9 billings. Lucinda RiI-
y itngs. ANA walker, VIII fafrxrd, Jsmts Gar
rardrC saaiett. Grseus Erskns, Jas Ridsway. L p
creet, Jr Sarah and Dsuaherty, II Hai.;ead Ad
Him 4 J whitnsy. executor, Jpo Knight, Jno Nc
GHne. I'D . ard. Tnrner. DePAnw. f3rBer
sixn.e Re-. Counst stnyth burro~., exreurrix
siirs Rg5diek ~do~, Robt Rndtick, Kate kitile, l.
Apere Amy Puddlck. Mary kuddiek Mas Rn1dek Vim
Rafiiek and Rfza Rudtick administrator, sna Jesse
Rnffick. sefenisnts
los and zach ,f you k.r rely potinr tina, there
fss IN the Clerks Office n the Di.iKie. Court -
io~s at Reckuk p@titi in equity If Hiram Barney
szaiast you, claiming Judgment: agar soa Ffi-
Ing upon your siH pfofsory notes, gtr+u tbs rier
q u hilbour ne, tbs property Of plaintiff ty ~
.ignvnAyt fer The ~ finy-Hr hrn4fej Dollars.
md ten per e-t Inter ns and sxHs MI sail defend
as. yi1g for THE foreclosure ~ certain Re.
rade by aid Tgliius- to II Kitherrre dsf~d Jun.
lt, lsse. npyn the " TIE a n setien Twelve 80,
snf ne II oftke u dissection tssf2 III IN r 70,
p sx tsj W Also the x Of --etton nineteen ls).
sirtyseven t6T1 six Is ~est.
Nos rnusi eseh appear ord answer said Petition
hy ~ The nd day ~ the rns " stid Court,
10 be held Al Keekuk. the ssrA NJ may IF setsr-
~r, lr Judgment viii ba had III rein rsy ed for
~ defanst III SCOTT II WEI
nss stamp ~ cts Atty for Plaintiff.
ty2T-d
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nRlGiNAt NOTICE u ward piIIep defendant
~ yo1 hereby motif there Is now On HE In
the Clerk Office OF the District Court at Lee County,
Iowa ut Fenksk. petition or Hiram Bsrney claiming
judsmsns Against yTs, Edward Billion for tbs st,n ef
Six Hundred Dollars upon your mortgage MADE 10 ehas
Mason, rpm the soiin wing dr@rrfhei rrrrss wit
Lot ten % Block ei-hy i've tsaLin Masona Lower Adj
d'tien 70 ktoknk, in Ire Comfy Iowa. and against
you All rsng far the foreclosure Of snii gage the
sale Of aid premises eed Interests Of SAID dfen
All 10 same. 10 pay of said dsb the e1tiuRshne Of
af equity OF redernption aUd rar general relief
Nos nast appear ard petition BIZ noon
he second dsy q the next term Of said Court be
held on the s-eond Mrnsay Of September 1888 or Judy
faent viii be had therein, PRAYED for by sxut.
II SC9Tr HOWELL
jyz-d Attorney ,or Plaintiff.
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presses Union men that places them pow
erless under the control Of rebels; that pays
a premium to treason by giving to it the posts
lions of power and trust that courts the
slave spirit and secession element, will curse
the land the success Of that policy is franght
with danger to the country.
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.EGAL NCTICE.-To A. L. Deming and
laIrfsnn, James II Ho.s-y \ Ford md y Ford, =
II Harrison, James II Hoi.-, y Ford D " Ferf. auv
Wells. A"-A Greeley David Gann q Ds-ss sf9ney b
Root Caroline knot I'll hn Grn " X FORD SEQ, L
8n1GS, Potter Lam, Piu-s% pH~r.&ee d et8rrefs
Myers kniseiy Alexander. X Lnm*x. Msehssi
Hushey lanes H4nnx GtAs-s iEosrl4r Mavy -tse-
i+t crrtis, saecstor ~ tha estate "a VI ID fse
John on, executor II the Of VII H.. renee
deee~4sd. J kastman, B~ak VI ND nosnier Ast~st
Well, sec Nait,y II Hai,kAup. kbn@r Reeves Heury
Tgwse Hiram karner, Sesautar Robinson X Co gar
Thompson fhonst DAVIS. Chsto,ts sullFaa "a Oil
lis, stodiard, WIN Ar L Rnddiek Thomas Pagett
4 s,-rssrou. NJ, burg Mo, tietLn Lnc.s W
hhisr, J Neyens n Hos e{f. I " phirnev Peter
kichsr, sochis ClenaeHnioe, j X Horuish.
fon and e. Of 1su hereby bed that there Is
his In the efcs Clerk Of the Drtric torrt
oil Lee county, Iowa Forf MADISON, petition Of Wn
bunn, claiming Of you the rusd I. Denfng ard "
eie2LoEh, trustee &C. the Of ming ton.sBd aud
nin- collars sad ten pr cent per Interest from
aeiobsr 5Hb. lse5, money due etrts mortgage
ADD sso praying against Al Of the foreclosure Of
ssid mortgage ana the sails Of the fawn uortxsS.d
property Tor the payment 81 sad d-ht. Ninety
% the sa eide o the quarer ~ setson
hTe ~ and The undivided one half 81 the remain
der Of -sid northwest quarter or ~ al In Lee
cannts, Iowa
Unless thereto ana defend before rcnr or
the second day af the next o ssid District Court
commence the third G0n.l.s Id De IA Der s juaz
neEt and decree Will Be rsrfred sgsn@t you hsrron
BY detsuat. RANKIN Il McCRAEY
Ressuae stamp t0si AttT's for Pisfntin.
jy15-d
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l. NOTICE .--To Jonathan

RIG A l. MOTTO E.--To jonathan
~ SAkk, rsfeaA~nt Ycn are hereby po.iaed ia,
there II nos On bsin the Clerks oscs or th Iivfrsd
tou-t VI Les County. Iowa at Keuhu petition Of H
ram Barney Claiming Judgment agsinst ycs ~ stS
sum Of fouf Hundred Dollars, with ter cent INFER
nfa upon yoar noftEax1 made to Charles MaSoo 9Th
CT Wptsmber 1855, upon tie following .sseribed PIE MI
So, so-wit. Th~ ~. ". VI tie NV. " Of section
tssnfy-ene, IN township sixty six, rcrth Tanse si1
vest N Ire county Iowa. and sgsinst yon praying
II ths tse<losTre II .ait portss sale of ssid
ire~s fted n s interests sai dtfenaa Is in zane
spss et al said ssb the sxsr guish OF equisy
81 exemption. ard Z n general relief
Now yru must appear sri answer said petition by
neon OF the soud day Of toe said Court
ia ,s held theeecbpd Monday 81 temfsr 1850 or
infgmeut - u tie hal thsrsin prayed FIR By sesult
TO- - ftanp--caoeeissdt II. toafT HOWELL,
jyfI-d An, Tor ptsint,G
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Price. srIy IS Cents FER Esttls
sArcHELoR,s HAIR DYE.

The Origins, and Best in the World The only true
.ne perfect Hair Dye Harmless. Relable and Instsn.
'anee,l- Produces immediately . splendid BLACK or
aainral Brown without iniurne the hair skin. REM
dies the III effects bad dyes sod by all Druggists.
The genuine Is signed William A. Batcoelor Also
9KsgRATINa EXTRACT or NILLRFLEURs,
fer Restoring and Beautifyine the Hair.
.ug2i-dA~1y CHARLES BACHELOR, n.
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WlLLlAMlFULTON,
sFS -
Insurance aud Real Estate
Ao1cST,
KRoKuK, IOWA. q
OFFICE EExovED 70 MAIN SfBERf. NO. -,
Over Younker Bros Dry Goods Store, in the
room lately occupied bs the Seotuk
Library Assbcist q.

L,OR SALE. A desirable residence in
= Hsnstsn, hi, consisting Of y ststy Frame Uous~,
18th LOT and hal q srnuni well stoeked With fruit
snd shrutbers; good stsbse and other outbud
iuss The above 10 dssiiAhy located In tbs ost pleas
part Han,iffoh and Il for sale eheapor viii be
exc grd for siuIiisr property 10 keokuk. .Kf
Rnarirs Of WI FQLIqy, ii
Real Estste Agent
iyls No 90 Mat1 Street Neotuk
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lAel8iNAL NO II E.-fo R~uJRnin y. aratss isE n
~ daht- faH a-e h~reey rttif4d thaf II - H. fcu
en- FL Tn the Clerks ocr ~ he Efsfic coet lee
County Iowa At keosuS, gstifiof Of Hiram Earn "
claiming Judgment against ei Efri4nH r Came.
f1r the -nni Of SIX Hundred Laiirr ugnr yor mortgage
n sss to ehsrie- Mason. upon the following described
rFtapit-s to~tt Lpt fenr d. Block ore updrsd and
esrt IN (Iiil, 1ssons Loser Addition the City e
Ks XIX. in iea Couuiy, iowa ard against Won al
praying for The foreel Of ad the sac Of
afd prersss freed % si irterets Of defer9ants
same : pay Of rid abt, the vtfnguishrseut Of al
equitsM redemption and for general reiisf
NOW you mnst ape and so.w-r said titien by
Of The seten dsy the said Ayurt 10 re
held on the nd Monday Of rsher 1854 adg
ment will he hal therein prayed for. by defaat.
H. &C TT HOWELL
10 cts stanpl Attorney for Plaintiff.
fyTd
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IN RfGfNAt NOTICE To s s pAIlre4 Luciuda Bi'-
" ifrzS. Aprs u " .iksr. : rGetirgt.aua Vim II
ksish = Co, puvzil RorersA GO Ltvue, sauds
Co, YIN Rnddiak II f. Wood rz-h Rachael f.v-ath
lynth vi iiGs E3uara- Urioh su-fc,s- II &C.
| Htrix Il " Il Red. " C D4ran~ ConuAtIe . srnyth
krgh,. e-iey nj lit Jno Hsntin, inc Merune,
J Wbtr~y executor. &c, Ad Hine Hugh Hsnr4.fy II
sttad and Y, Sarah, sud EaBEhetty. Glars sui-
dick Eta Eu5dick. f1scnirix Kate htifle. Moor,
Ans kadaick. Mary Hndtck May Rpd5ck VILLAIN
Ratisek, -rd Jessie Rndd TX ief. r4ant-
ys.u atd eac N Won hereby nrtf4f thar there IL
Er. Ia the Clerks ee Or the District eaart II
Lee coan,y, 10 70, Mt Keokak petition In equity Of
Jbr rtram against yor climing iusr Aean &t
rrus Asli ngs rpon our thr- yre isyprs not4 CIV
~ r. s4it pAntfn. the OF FITty hnadf-d
~ = MY q D'siar. is5s Ply ten u r 1T inter.
faseclosure Of csttsn ixng Nv ssia FIJI
hngs to plaintiff dated 18th jam 1850 up0n the Il II
n s-ciinn tw MY hl ard the ~ o. ~ eecti a
- 10 Tow nshp iIisssS go Rang Eve go tss the
y Of III q ecfion twriy. f23 spd ne X ofS
e sset.nise 2. Fown.Lip sinty-six s6e Rsfse SIX
- Al ~ - tfnny. lows Ala pciS tbs fore
G NC - certain ,niem nif cira gagp eia,e by
-s4 81 llrrs - n II n IeuR uuen Jsrt- Of tats
tsst u toyS thir rsr 40 eiikuk, Ceu=fr To~s
xfEn n tie tth+a proi ert gssr t. sscnre
he iaF n%st G. tae taags Hr-f ass se,st ~ ard
e nefrs TIER 10 nare1: ~ pet rtpys
se 81 rtt si lands a.i ia,s .aisr eaf alan the
tthesi .hsoeat u .sfs II r fj5p nd e. n
tass 'niuns ron * % Showed N ssS snst
tng h'a ir2ia ts ing cap@yiiLag sid l,'er
ee INSIDE ~ him
80 yaa tch arse nirs ~ a raten hy
po9n et tt~ srrn 1-y ~ the terra ssii Court
b. IT. h4id r. Keekak, secGnt Nnis3sy ~ SIP
th-rt4n. ", IA Tr HOW'LL
jy2T Psai8irfEs A.LaFuey.
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nsanir, q ~ WI Fulifas.
keat Esisse Aren't.
iylsd No 90 Mahs esreet. Heotuk
FOt. <Mf<.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
lar and wash hoe; anil lot siih ysr.sty II frnit
sos..',as e peer. .es.s. sA.s,..s ss;s sss 800
cisern situated corner sh and lraoklin streets En-
cu.rs Of WA rugToS,
jlud Ne. s.i.ie Agent.
For Sale.
4 ONE STORY Frame Dwelling House
N With and god eei.s, tnai lot With wood
house etsrps sn6 sfaest all kinds Of fruit
jy2-1 NM FULTON, Agent.
For sale.
A DOUBLE one-sory Frame Dwelling
Hens~, csntsning SIX aud cell ~ fui Lot
gor s.lI o, water Ard frsns Alahe si,ul,rd Bank
between Isl aud "a streets knqaif. q
Iyled Real Estate Agent
For sale.
I orr, aud 40 feet ~ .iae Of 10, in Boes g.
with Cottage Dwelling tI5use aud other improve
s ssf' '''' 'A'' ''' a'N f' WI L. ,sfros. ~
srr2f-d Eesf Estate Agent
For sale.
Il OTIS O. 10 II ~ .nd 70 f-et IN ea., size Of u,
i Block 81. WITH -asot stone Dazzling House
Cd isinfng eleven lar suia' Bssh
and closets also brick stable ze.d hau.e-
Tit god. Enauir. Of wM FULTON
Hpr2i-d Real Estate Agent.
E0R SALE.-Eghty acres of improved
lard tear Charleston lie bounty Iowa 6 I'd in
ptosgnepts Theron Price SIS per scre-sery ehesp.
Goa rtie- Enquire - Nm FULTON
d-cea R~si E.saie Axtpt. No. ~ Main
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GROWN OF GLORY.
EVERY NAV, Woman and Child who has used
STERLING'S AMBROSTA

- ~tifhe ~ rscommendt Three yeap of rapidly IN
creasns sale have made the Ambrs sia famous ali over
she world
1T 10 WARRANTED TO Please
II cures itching Of the Head.
II mskes New Hair grow on Raid Heads
4 1t prevents the Hair from Falling Ont
II rendsrs the Hair SON and Glossy
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sedse wigs; Kills Hair Eaters. Good eject apparent
once
70 THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambro.ia win snit you % T. zlsgssfly put up
DsiicateIy Perumed Patronised By Opera Singers and
Actresses Sold in splendid bo1s cartons contain
Ing tso large bottiss-Aa- = sss nessine, Ms. ~
evsnase. ~ ' CT
rRunu - no uslsrAxn ADoUr r.
erxRLInos AADRQalA b ~ hss4 ssse aWssaA,s
and sAsedss toilet u - 1911 10 prove th6, ~ :
ssisSy pr1sss..s.
sssrlises l1sFssas nsst6 Asessme.esnJlpaa
a11 rslseo oeseet. Nsv Hssk.
ee4r2-1ANh s.---.-
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

Depend upon mothers I, win awe yourselves
and
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-23

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
~ R0AD.-THRoUaH By RAIL FROM WAsHtN0-
Ton AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND AND
on this road will run Is follows:
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington At 7 .. m. and g. 80 p. N.
Leave Alexandria at 7S5 a. IN. and p. m.
Leave 0ordonsvills at Il 80 p m. and 1.40Am
Arrive In Richmond at p. m. and 8 q. m.
Arrive At Lynehburs at % p IN. and 9. O. m.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Lynehburg at 6.46 .. m. and !. Is p. m.
Leave sordoSsTis II il % D. M and
Arrive at Alexandria At ass p. m. and 40 AN.
Arrive at Washington at $50 pm. and O. rs An.
On sund.ysleAvs Warrington at q: 80 .. m. only. .
irving In 0ordonsvills At II. 45 .. m.
Leave. aordonsvills at lass p m. arriving In Alex
ThrousS Freight train leave. Alexandra. At sa m.
arriving in Lysehburs At 10 p. m.
Leave. Lynchburg 81 SO .. m, arriving In Alex
Passengers Rom w.usu.on will take the a m.
train south from Washington, and the % m. train
Passengers By the s46 q. m. and 1.lS D. m. trains
from LynchbuIg, and the m. and 7.l6 p. trains
from Richmond connect with trains at Washington for
This route has the advantage all others BY having
continuous rail from New York to Lynehburg, 4Oo
Il also passes through FAIRFAX, Bull Run Msnsssss
Bristow, Catetts, Rappahannock, Culpspsr, Orange,
and 0ordonsyis, whore many Of the great battles Of
the late rebellion were fought.
Tickets can be procured In Adams Express Building
also At the Depot, on Maryland avenue.
ington. W. H. McCAPPBRTY,
General Superintendent.
J. n. BRoADIs,
oc9-u General Passenger Agent
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-08-23
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WAshlNufON July 1866
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